2 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0928b5523d37ce9086fed840bf4d1ba1.pdf 8a35582c949fc9044c4ac13e47265853 PDF Text Text aetlritka la bk lalwtey art p m - U t tU , , 1 | i t u f c i n i i r f f l . . tfc. aSrtma. of tha u *UjT itrtk, whitb W ta n baa M« 1U4 la « • (km ihw t New Pagtiod. ■MMaia Painful lijivlaiV iii recalead lata yaeterday ,aft«TUf»a bp MaswfU flUmrt, pw laant Im ) teaeruMa, atent, la a fta k a ir ita l which oecurrad neer B m Springe, while be wne In iwimmlof with a i m p ait Mania. Bafara IM and hla aaac.waa laid ope*. I u M la. DaUa4 >RM pH >a waa Wanted within1a chart Uum aflat iperty n h Home Loan Laplac new floors P ali Onv the th a n Coaatrsctiag a moderA at airway l a t r f r t i f with Interior wpodworh Im prorlpf the fireplace }■ Reflninfejnf tha « a ta f to « if ,.ij|,.; ''v W / -' SeetTBaae ee a (arm nuatoe *■ i n i a M a r 1 facte a t J U lc r l* aandWaa IM . Ao»- tnak'flM. <T-Pord electricnl equipment V afUnat ,rrlnf*rtlom i efraata iron want far PLK T l relief. Crtnre'f Tar Ultra Chill Tank la plaaaaat to taka had abaotalaly aefa, eran far children. No Utter teala of m la la c .. O ei a bottla today and be foraanwad aealaal Malaria. Per aala e l aD a to m . New two alei a tOa and |L Tha | l alia eeoteim | 1 4 tlraea aa much aa the fpa alaa and (Iraa you U percent mate far your money.—Adt. **■ _________ Y o u r D e a le r W ill H e ljp Y O U I How to Get i n % i �THfiWSAtttfiR Perth tleody Mailt u 4 1 l a F lo rid a * ! H e art H m W o r l d 's H r a a t a a t V e g e t a b le S p a t a n d R k fc e o l G a rd e n L a n d AN INDEPENDENT M other Aaaodatad Prtaa SA NFO RD. F L O R ID A , T U b S P»|^Y a Vs NEW SPA PER S E P T E M B E R * 18, 1934 P r i c e F i v e C e u ta NUM BER «n— T (M A N Y USING Theodore Roosevelt Joins Ogden Mills In Bitter Attack Against New Deal Trends, FOREIGN FUNDS With Democracy’s Death Seen A s Result Am ericans Are B eing Lead TowardDicta■ torship Claims ExSenate Probers Learn Treasury Secretary Impounded Money G o e s T o Subsi­ N E W YORK, Sept. 18. — O td en Constitution Day Talk H ighlights oney ror New IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS Poor To Be Securei By Lottery Tyranny Lies Behind Aim s Of Recovery Program Iowa GOP Barthou Had Pleaded D elegates Are Told For Soviets On Be­ half Of Peace As DF.S MOINES, luwa. Sept. 18 —T y ran n y lie* behind the aim s of A gainst A n a r c h y th e New Deal, Thoodnrw Roosevelt Mr TW A« Mfrrloin! I*r»M of C onstitution H ighlight* day speeches' around the county y esterd ay : L. Mills, S ecretary of tho T reasF o rm e r S enator Jam es A. ury in the Hoover A dm lnlatratlon Reed, M issouri Dem ocrat, at declared yestviday in an address declarvd y roterday e v e n ln t th a t G ENEVA . Sept. 18. </P>- The the w orld1* fa ir, Chiflago— W A S H I N G T O N . S e p t 18. before the Republican S ta le rally. assem bly of the le a g u e of N a­ the “ New D eal” governm ent of “The w orld i* not safe fo r 4 — ( A T .) — A re p o rt t h a t P resident R d fv v e lt wa* rapidly "D riven Into n blind panic b> tion* today riveted Soviet Russia Dem ocracy abroad. N either is .G e rm a n y w as u s in g im - le a d in t the A m e lk in people to ­ th e economic depression," he said Into m em bership. dem ocracy safe iq th is re p u b ­ “ terrifie d by seeing the golden NEW YORK. B«pt. J f o u n d e d fo re ig n fu n d s t o w ard a d ictato rsh ip and the d e a th • lic W ith th r question decided late • The c itiirn forced to castles we had raised rrum ble, obr J (A.P.)—The Board ot $ s u b s id iz e G e rm an a i r c r a f t of Democracy, su rre n d er hla gold . . . was ! last night in R ussia's favor save people aa a whole have turned Ilk" Mill*, a p e a k in t before the W om ­ men, by * vote of 60 robbed by His own governm ent. m a n u f a c t u r e r s w a s r e a d t o ­ en's' N ational Rppuhlican Club in sheep, willing to follow anyone for the fom ialltiw i of the com W as th ere ever so rank a piece Non tpdny adopted city Jol d a y t o t h e S e n a t e M u n i t io n s a C onstitution Day addrr**, who would prom ise to assum e re mitt re's recommend* lion sod the de of brutalized ra sca lity T ” plan k a* * mean* of sponalblllty for t h n r well-being, as-em bly's form al vote, 1e«n« H»rb C o m m i t te e . e lir r d the R uoscvrltlan theory of Relief revenue*. w illing to su rren d er the righto and thuii. Foreign M inister of Kinnee A l e t t e r , w r i t t e n In D e ­ governm ent wa* “ the negation of , , Col. Robert It. McCormick, freedom of th eir a n c -'lo rs , willing V . j : , . W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 18.— IA P ) act The lo tte ry b i ll i s c e m b e r , 1 9 3 3 b y t h e I n t e r ­ the fundam ental principle* publisher of the Chicago T rib ­ to see a d icla to r-h :p established wlueh h*« , staunchly advocated the . , , , ' , M artial law g u p p rd tie o rg ia « fo rth In the C onstitution and of d r a w n a* to R et a r o u n d une, in Philadelphia — “ You n a tio n a l Ilnglneering C om pany to I tu - is n ra u se, look little tim e c,.n i , r, last night a* Snuthover a free people. the suprem e objective for which t i - g a m b l i n g la w * . a re not free when a m ilitary U n ite d -A irc ra ft E xporta, Inc., » n to defend the Soviet before tin - e r n tex tile m an u fa ctu re rs succeedIt wa* established.” “ C ongress hs« rrfh-eted accu Instead of c*xh prize* despot can excom m unicate you p e t Into th* record. i-d in reopening a score of mill* "In the field or governm ent," ne Ing given o u t m em bership* I rately the tem p er of the country rtMiuiiil from th e industrial world w ith , • I t aaid the G erm an governm ent a a id ,'“ It call* fo r an a u th o rita ria n j and labor countered w ith a thrext •isttlatlon are to he mV olulion hat* taken out tria l . . . Do you want it ■nd has w ritten a sham eful p*g>n 1 to extend the walkout* to *0 officer* of th * association i governm ent, of which a d ic ta to r-, to lie treason to c riticise >our In histo ry for which will have Itu-.ia d o r r the days of I enin. brBIVrhp, „ f , |)r clothing m aking W A SH IN G TO N , S e p t. >8. — ■hip la the suprem e expression.) own governm ent ? An agent of by lo t , to apologise to mu children. S u ­ llm thou M R rrld , eatlirur itiu*n- industry. (A P ) —John W. Y o u n t, preeT hrse officer* w jll bo and which la exem plified in the the D epartm ent of I ^ ls ir and ti«’n to Iht* So viet’* rcflv tn mn pinely it h a i su rren d ered vital T h e tr n a v d i s p u t e W t w e e n union ident o f th e Poderal L abora­ l a r r t ' -salaries a n d will m odern world by the F ascist gov­ G eneral Johnson have already rig h ts. im itatio n extended ber t«> jt*in by officiala and H ugh 8. Johnaon, fo r six m onth* o r u n til IM tories Com pany of P itts b u rg h , ern m en t of Italy , the N a il govern­ m ade It so." .14 I .# * ague member* in wlurh the NBA h iad .^ n e a n w h ile apprtkachcd “The so called New Deal 1* not drew Ing." m an u factu rers o f ta a r ga* and m ent of G erm any, and the Com\lii»niw governm ent MM'rtt'il it? a ahowdown. Kievan meml*er» of new and not liberal It i* not new New York mad# a * to rt m achine tu n a , reported to the munk<t governm ent of R ussia.” F o rm er I ’nited sta te * Sen world the ailk code au th o rity y rvtenlav Iw-cause Its policies hav, been tele I intet r«t in the cauae of tow ard solving th* Senate M unition, C om m ittee Mills pointed to the decline of E lliott S|w sr, principal of tho a to r O tis F Glenn. Republican voted unanim oualy to petition for in the countries of th, old world comity, problom of how to keep th a t h it company'* bu*ine*i had Dem ocracy In E urope, and th e rise M eunt H rrm on 000 person* from *la rv a It* of llllnola, speaking in Chicago “ It ml tluk'nia ie|iltf*il vaguely ,” an o|H-n NKA hearing in an e ffo rt t fashionable since history began It is not lib ­ p itte d up from five to 10 p e r­ of dictato rsh ip s m ljh the rule of i t to s r l t lr th r strike tn th at division. I School for boys, n e a r N urthflrld, w inter. i - "The constitutional provision e ral for w herever they h»ve been thr French diplom at declared, “ I cen t nine* th e tea tile atrlke »»< single men over nallons. H r po in t­ | th a t no person shall he L abor leaders, h n w rv ri. clung Mass., was found slain In hi* de Alderm vn m et to tak a tried they have bred ly ia n n y and would nut iMipport the candidacy,” called. Ue aaid the plane which ed out how parliam en ts d r lr g s tn l ip riv e d of hi* pro|>eiiy w ithout to death, on a p rogram for ra is in g stead fastly to th sir assertio n lhal cam pus hom e, shot ruin I'rg in g hi* hearer* not to rerecently crashed In the Allewhile reading. Ills aaaailanl “ v a st powers to the executive; I due process of l*» has certainthey would p a rtic lp a tr In no pro­ needed Relief funda bet "The h e art of tha New Deal ia | Jeet Hua^itt’* candidacy and Ihua tb en le a w hile f ly ln t from through » window. The then were satisfied m erely to re ­ | ly been, In sp irit, violated by ceeding* under NKA so long as fired which Wirt only p a rtly tohr* 1 the old outw orn theory th a t a h*isolate her, tlarthou pleaded: P ltta b u ffh to Rhode Ialand wa< rause of the m urder is * drepcord his w ishes, finally, fading Johnson, who last week arcused the cancellation of ro n lract* problem . nevolent Irra n n y Is the iwwt fo rm : »j h c ,tK.r h you do not throw them of violating an a g rrrm e n t in rnitig m ystery. r a r r y l n t hla com pany’* , te a r i from the scene altogether. Thle p ro g ram provlda* I w ithout hearing, by the cont a a . " I am so rry th a t thia of g nveinm rnl lls philosophy l« | ftunwtsa into ag ita tio n , propaganda railing the strike, continued III o f ­ “ We have w itnessed som ething by a ta x of on* ten th i | fiscalion of privately owned th a t men should In- carv.l fo r aa B„ (| a n a rrh ). Admit !lu»«i* un fice as chief of th a t agency. plane didn’t gel Ih rn u tb boof the kin I In our own country.’* gold . . . b> I hr- declaration* percent on gro ia bust**** animal* are cared for, th at the behalf of [m are!" cauae the national g u a rd wa* | Mills d rrjare d . “The delegation by eelpta, • ta x of 18 p e rce n t o f In addition, K ranrls J. G orm an, 1 in various s l a te ' sgairw l the H a te *hould keep the individual, forced to u*e rifle* and two nr . the C ongress to the P resident of federal incoma tax#* p*u national strik e leader, a**<-itrd I collection of m oneys due on not the individual the M ata.” ‘ th re e people were killed," | w h i\ a re in effect legislative pow ­ New Yorker* for 1834, 0*4 th at neat m onth’s g rn e in l curtveri-! m ortgage* linoaevelt deacrihetj the Roman Y o u n t eald. nlrlpal lottery. ers wa* t silent adm ission th at if tlon of tho A m erlran Fedeiation of I Kmjieror t H urlelian, th r Germ an E stim ates of th* yield th e governm ent of the I ’nlled lelw ir would h* asked to adopt j E m peror Frederick the Second, tho from | t 0,000,000 to ’ H », m a u b eld iiln t G erm an m anufac- S ta te s k, to assum e the detailed resolution becking th r textile Spaniah mien* Ferdinand and Isa ­ 000. tu rera to the e x te n t of JO percent rn n Ju c t of tha nation’s business w o rk e rt' dem and th a t J o h n ..... rv bella, and the French ni"rtircb* a fa ln e t non-G erm an com petition such direction cannot be provided ■•■tiT * * | I.IH-^I w eather y rste n la y ; H igh ' M ayor LnG uardla h o i a*U city need* *60 JK>0,000 M f XIV, all a*i "N ew Dealera'* and for by taw b u t m ust larg ely be in all linoa. Tim gain* of the .-vsulhui n upur. i b.t, low 13. p a rt In-. provM lng .fo r »b le ft to executive direction, j — » "Thia fa c t ah mi Id be m ade •to r* In roeikkam , ,ellU ^ » .* * r.lo y j V ------ — sim ilar to Ih o -r of th* W ashM tW n aU rtllrtg 'Inform ation th a t —tile figure* wer«* i.v •| The City B riefer offer* m any known to A m w flilli T f n h t • ? wo • t hr g o r w r m a e s i r d c B cm t u r f rur*>* on which were by The serlousnost o f Uv* A dm inistration. ..t a h l l .h r d ty r tn - w |[| tam F. W arm a, in commamt union c h ltf* — w eir off,el con­ have recently noted th a t fo re I t " a lre ad y been planted. Tim ill pai I happy retu rn * of the day to Mix* p rogram waa fa rth e r ny of the W ard l.im i Morrn (.’a d l r by spreading s tu k r .e n tiiiirn t else j Evelyn Bigger*, Frederick Dalger, t,l when C bm ptrcller Jo se p h funda Im pounded In G erm any are tag io n of Ideas I* ilr r a J y evident. ___ ___________ when fire d eatro je d her off the where, notably u Maine when- t. Jr , and Victor Eugene McClelland, (ioldrick disclosed th a t now uaed In financing auch iubai- The urge to shed our burden* bv pa in i n r them on to governm ent is L lem ey Cnaal w it h a Inaa pf I di btm w orkers j„in ,,t ttie w«)k„ui j and all o th er local person* whose 11nking fund* had dlaa,” I f aaid. ' ' i — M l* Nine nulls w en ........... I m ( „, . birthday anniversaries a re to la- draw n m ore th a n *4,150,000. was. G erm any under Adolf H itler already at work. Hut Irt its not celebrated i.-miurow, and c o n g ra t­ ..Ima« but new def, , ...... .. s i ,,I ,,! Was described be fo re Senate Mu- f nK * l th a t responsibility, self-re 'Vailure in hold fire drill* hit 1ft Is n e g o tia tin g w ith nltlo aa Investigators yesterd ay •» li*f'r v »nd liberty are inseparable other W ald ship w i ' shown yes i auks brmiglil • v u li,at sialrin k t, ' ulations to Mi and Mrs H arry H. e r . fo r a * 10,000 000 loan to | K ia ic r tnee Lillie It. Vickery) u p ­ place the borrow ing Mills rmphafkliod thnt nil men 1erd*y by n v o id * of the steam tor the <la) "determ ined to hav* a n air fo rce ' from ‘ The Strike front was frre ot j on tha o, i a .io n of th eir third sinking fund. Imnt ins pet t mil set vice , deaplts V ersailles T re a ty bans to m oving tow ard dicta tor* hip* in* wedding uiuiiveraary, to lacele­ ■leuill and s c \ i i e wound de*! LOS A N G K I.ES. Sept. 18 .vuke.t " 1he public gtHnl” an ju«tl* IUK W arm s’ license w«* *U"pended ; t h # co n trary . brated lomMi row. 1 I fill pit k,*I , dlstU» burIt'l'*, |jy _Itreeding ground of m any u n u s­ for (0 day* A m axi of w rllU n and verbal fkratlon for th e ir a riru rr o f pow­ IM 1/1^1 CHHAGO, id m l week I.f the u" " 1" pvia.m er, an I t Opening the Uatlavony wa* piled up by the er, ami Mth f claim lA vitifpii th a t ual m ovem ents whose bsllyh-si o f t ­ S o m eo n e w f nnd r a n iin Yum h ip p u r, or The Day of en has been heard around the ( l'4intinu«Hl On Pag** Five) Depart merit «■f C'Mrnmerce im pnry 1 1 m d ila i) D ials in l«c com m ittee th a t G erm any had in pick Ui nky ride m ay \w ahl Atiim’im iit, will In* observed in world, the 1st* Angeles are* now into the ,tI'M 't, r, llirkeraon N. N oith Carolina 1,0<!o s t r i k e s run (C m IIm M *■ Fag* T w a) i barAt one u p a i o u n d Nov. >*nf«ird ui (ht* Jv w u h t ’oiim iunity p resen ts a new on* which within I , II. Cocks, w hite, ch arg e d ' HtmVri, him! of lh»* lll"|H»Ct ion flouted m ilitiam en on a busy high startm ir at 8:00 o’clock I*1* selling liquor, fined (60. a few month* has claimed more train way and shouted ' kou'll s ta rt a f srrvlciv, wmfl W«iim* * ti > | otlicr uf Or how a Ini ut h com plete fire de th an th e 300,0<H) dues-pay m g mem Em ory I-ee, w hite, ch arg e d ; ievolution" a; then,. In the N orth niyht. Julius Dingf*Ui«r And A. J m fierrs m4 the Morrn would sto n e , were flung a t a mill II I rnttAon of this city will conduct the brink drunk end disorderly, j ber*. , p a rt me t»t, or th** world''* b urv'" * ht* rrcAlii'it for fu rth e r nuivtm n Mu Ihe. m' iviccm, Assisted by member* i»f resisting a rre st, fined a to ta l’ Its nam e and aim are frankly f t»un 1iain T ( ’mill v<'U uae li.Oihl.* tin* rungrttf*lion. Scrvirr* also a rr MO. u topian. Its announced purpose I* OtHi Ktpiare f e d of wall beaid, In it .Members of the crew h*vr tes<f 1,, U* held a ta rtin g at 0:00 o'clw k J. J . M sgruder and Jock to abolish poverty. At a bussing, *1 iirHi 1y hm' iI, and » a^Miilid -teel gnoer*1? tifird in tin* inquiry th at fin* tiniuirruw m orning The Day of man, charged w ith reck Isea breexy optim istic h e ad q u arters I Zb CDI.DM UDS, Ohio. Sept. DC— H it World'* l a i r will end st? drilf* were rod rcirufarly m H cm l«*d Atonement is the i r r a t e i l F c a it ing, dism issed. U P I-G iiv,- rnur G ro rg r W hits o r­ persons a re employed tu rn in g out two i >hi to vi «iti Th Uir «d* v. N*v by A11 uf the Mnrru 1"»• t lr sc* H I T S 111) RGH. Sept. 18.—(A*> dered [• H> un thii Jew ish ra'U*tidar. j Haul J. Jink ins, fined r * lii|uor licenses removed pam phlets, bulletin* ami a nrw -p* t, and cliiM -i* nut it* iH|iii|i(iitnt. 1 men, — A s If each w ord to rtu re d him, front ra la b lia h m tn ls displaying p er; o rg a n tln g Initiating, and p ro ­ | being drunk and disorderly, j W reckmir crewn will move m at M rm brr* of th.* crew a.f th r Qgprga B lratlgca, 4B-ye*r-old slot machines. *6(1 to r an a ssau lt. claim ing how poverty, tax e s, m o rt­ The rat ta tta t uf an a ir ham m er once to knock down three and Steam er Yum uri. then in command bow ling alley p roprietor, told th* Iloaa l-ee Green e stre a te d winch is lM<injf used to rivet tu* .NOME, .Sept. 1H. ( A P )— Al«» “T h ry don't give th e victim a gagee and debts can be abolished onediMlf mile* of buildings and of W arm s, m rnplainrd U» th* • lo r y of how his aye* won- chance," he said. and a v irtu a lly w orrllras world kii * f am urn* city uf jruld lny m j get her the Aide* of uric of the bond on a charge of being exhibitor* will begin m oving M l a tab bad o u t by threw youthful strain boat irisp«*rlif»ri *.*rvlcv In smukiitjf rum* Dnlay w ith two i| i «.| Isiirr icastdine ilorA gr tanks which while P. J. Johnaon wax fit MeJ. W. S. J'taJer, ColumlHis ■ubstl(**d, their -tuck, m in iatu re in " reg b ere to an Allegheny county sa fe ty director, however, ■Apr. 11*26, I hat th r M asirr did not ■ml p rtq c rly hi** « stim * l..l s- will t>* put into amr vie a soon by fo r being drunk. Th# “ U topian Society of A m eri­ found ami monkey*, gla** blower* and ■aArt Ju fy yesterday. Thee Eddie w as fined | l t , hold fire nr boat drill* *• required h« hit;b tt- $2.(HH)f0U0. S tan d ard OU Co. official* here, ln« some good in tlw slot m achines, ca" premia** a utopia not unlike Sea tad before the blind w itness, l i t helped his policemen destroy the d ream s recorded by aociolng iflae* house*, a rt object* and pig by law, between Fell 2»l and tluMtrs th a t w ork un this project M aggie Dixon and G eorge Facetl t> > definite food xhtMiMu* mien. * WjM collapaad In a serins of aotw 16 confiscated Mar. 26 Regulatbin* n'quiri* auch Niut » m cm11y w m U r which will is prugrr*ilr>ir steadily, Kivrta are w ere fined *6 each for being I m achines wl>n leal visionaries picturing a wurbl • t one point, w ere tw o asllow- axes. of bro th erly love. Hut th ere is to ladrllL once * week. |iH.'k th r ■ity'* ruadjiteAd wiib »»•-, U ing put Into place m id, a job derly, while Wm. Atkin* Nicholas De“ It gave me some exercise, it no revolution and m oat distinctly Imnirlf1** citU cns j.*l* M>lr*t i hat ia twice a* hard tu m anage Owens were dism issed of Are ndash, ac- g o t rid of the m achines and it not a revolt involving violence ui fur im u ird iite l id from (hr than when the rivet* are rod hot ty conduct charges, and m atjla- helped the o f th* R. D. D akar waa fined f i ’ und pliable The work. W ing done police relief fund d isre g ard of the co nstitution of the ■tales alleged culprit h T1» fM S JO w o rth ," he said, stacking U nited S ts ii-s. "W r iiiupI Havi* help fnm i lh* un th e Iskefroiit near French Ave­ violating the sa n ita ry law ,-ail! m any spectators charge of contem pt of co u rt "T h ere la no rem edy In violence," up nlckals, dime* and q u a rte rs. nytsidi' 81'iriiily," «Aid ll» Hex nue, a ttra c t* i G rip p in g th* c h a ir, B tratlgv* JA C K SO N V IL L E. Sopt. 18 — dism issed. Jo h n a th a n F. Glendon, president of Hwartx, the c ity 's physlclMii timynr. daily. . m id : ( API — N EW PO RT. S .p i W A ndrew M ilford, charged th e society explains. “T ha U topian IA I 't —Mis* A nnahellr G raves, The federal governm ent, t h e “ On* or th a m o , th a ta lle r Society today la the g ro a te sl in iis u g h lrr of the mayor of Q uin­ The E ndeavour w i tin- second Red t'r o s . and A m erican com pa­ A Isrjfc dclcgstion of m sm b«r^ a ssa u lt, Is to be tried M i l • a n With a g u n , 'to ld XM to gwl a tru m en t In th* hands of th* Anns cy. is ' Me* F lo ra ls," and she will stra ig h t A m erica i p rail- from nies prom ptly prom ised to rush uf the Ue‘lsMn.1 A fillers U-'igi*. in­ day. I k W la the m a r. I g ave him lean people for circum venting end reign for ■ day a t a laigeant a t th r drf< ndar, Halnl- a ’."lay, aot- aid in an effo rt to beat w in ter’s Ice cluding tU d rg rre tr im , will be v * * , t r i N i e y , 118, I had in m y TW O ELIKK8 K IL L E D . ", ting a new record f •ir it., course. to the harlior. prev en tin g any a tte m p t a t an th r Chicago F a ir next month. (( ontinu*d On P age I ) t M i R r t . tThhen I g e t a ante d a n d JA C K SO N V IL L E, Sept. 18. — arm ed revolt, o r a n y o th er <l<Shr was c b o trn from a group of Mid finishing 61 secou-tr pliead S ta rtin g from a spark on th* 1 don't knew w h eth er (A P ) — T extile w orkers who come BALTIM ORE, Sept U s o f the Rainbow. roof of th r Golden Gale Hotel bed out o r w h e th er I t a Florida a re to be accorded the stru c tiv s m ovem ent. It la not m g u ls rrprosontlng lb Florida cities Chari** M aurer and Ja m a s Y t yesterday, the flame* roared herr last night. Thom as Sopw ith'a slim Idu* (Co a t limed On F a g * F iv ej W hen I wwke u p sam e tre a tm e n t a s ord in ary tr a n ­ fell *000 f**t*to th eir d a a th ] Her a tta n d an ts. lu n n ars up in sloop, E ndeavour, ridlny heavy through Ihe wooden town, leaping and c o u ld a t see. I sients, th e F lo rid a E m ergency R e­ rato n ev lll* yesterday when th, ronteat, are Miss A rlene D ug­ aoaa like a jockey, raced home yes­ f r o m building to building, and l« pal#-" lief A dm lnlatratlon wa* instructed ger (i f W inter Haven, Mi** Marg terday ahead uf H a ro lJ S. Van­ then from block to block. W ASHINGTON. Sept. IB— ( A D wings of an airplane In w h U h j r> * E ffo rts of firem en sided by men, |_______ y esterd ay . Lily Wiwtor of G rata, and Mlaa derbilt'* white ship. Rainbow, and S .n a lo r Gvurg* (D., G a.), said wore stu n tin g collapaad. A lan Jotuw loae, sou t h r u tern Marie Baas of Kissimmee. look to herself the honor of W woinrn, and children w err futile. yenir,day he hod been Inform ed field rvprgaea te ttv e of the FE R A , Federal building*, the Minora offm ally the T reasu ry d e p a r t11*111 lug the first challenger for th,R X W YORK, S ag t. U e —(A F I I --------------------------; la a cnrqtwonkraUon to S ta te A d­ A m crico's cup to win a match and M erchants B ank, ,-vrry g ro ­ "will mijHige and collact” * ( 1,000 cery store and ro alau rsn i and all lax sk-sinst b re r d ealers In Geor m in istra to r J a lla s F . S tour. J r „ re ­ sine, 1020. , g a rd in g th a a lta a tle n , aaid “ those There are six races to go and hotel* but on# fell la-fore tho gla w*., a f em ploym ent be­ A fter railing upon th* D e p art­ It takes four wins to c a p tu rr the flame*. Two E skim os, I rapped by --------th* Gam es, w gre bu rn ed to death. m ent of Ju stice a n d B ureau of In e f th e e trik e who cume to U a t n% M rep o rted In * u thorn* cup. W ASHINGTON. S e p t IK— UP) Avs. (or A ugust II F lorida re ek in g worit fo r the win- Hvn q tw rttr* to hav* docidr i to Itrn a l Revenue, George M id he w m A sa (er Js ly _ _ I I rr- - - The x ta U d e p artm e n t r i t e tided other b*ek Q l f g M i Lehm an f a r told the TrraxQry d e p artm e n t con •lection a g a in s t S nbnr t Mos,--. t» Spain jm stenlay an Invitation R A IL INCO M E UP l>aiR k n U ." elders the revenue a ct of 10S8, to negotiate * reciprocal trad* which carries th* heavy levy en ■v irem en t, but sim ultaneously NEW YORK. BepL 1 8 .- Net In­ M IAM I. API - The beer dealer* th dry sta te s, as “ pos­ frowned upon a G erm an pro] come o f Uio A tlan tic Coast Lino tropical d isturbance in the I ’artb- itive and m and ato ry ," for a b ear-far-cotlun b a rte rin g railroad In the firs t seven m onths bean, R ichard W. G ray, govern­ Imet. of th is y e a r to taled |tJT 4 ,.H :l a f t ­ m ent m eteorologist here said last ANDTII1 BANK ROBBERY 11ra rin g * w ire set fo r Nog. I t e r tax e s and ch arg es, equal, a fte r n ig h t. Is too fo r d istent to com­ on the projected tre a ty w ith Spain, p referred dividend requirem ents, m en t on Its fu tu re course. SCRANTON, P a - S e p t l i . — designed U revive a trad * beti to |I A 8 a sh a re on th r rummon " I t will be several days," G rey |A D — F our heovily arm ed b a n ­ stock, rorapared w ith a l"«« of M id, " b a to n i t can be determ ined dit* held up th e Bank a t Haurley by M p ira a n t d u rin g U * depiwe- 92M .M 0 la tho f i r s t seven months w h e th er o r not it wilt reach th* near here today a n d eXMpefl With I xion, *66,000 In cask. el m * . west af the V, 0." dise Manufacturers GEORGIA ST R IK E CENTERS IN G R IP OF MARTIAL LAW School Head Slain Sales Tax Also Be Used To B ig Sum N< Feed Million Dispute Between Of­ ficials, J o h n 1 Near Showdown Warms Once Was Suspended For His Careless Command J UTOPIANS WOULD C im iS yO O O T O 7 'V hV ;:rh' CITY NEWS BRIEFS ^ SOOJKWWsIHVtb tknf! E£€H U .S. FAMILY Californian* A g a i n “F a ir For Q u a c k KemedyForPoverty There’ll B e Many "" w“' 1 Bargains Offered In Chicago Nov. 1 ^ POLICE COURT Governor Of Ohio Man Tells How His Opens War Against Eyes Were Stabbed Gambling Devices Out In R o b b e r y Alaska’s Famous City Of G o I d I s Reduced To Ashes (juincy Girl Selected A Queen Of Florida Endeavour Scores 2nd Straight Victory FERA Policy Toward Striker a Is Issued ‘i f s f e c l II. S. Determined To Collect $1000 Tax Al Smith In Favor * Of Lehman’sReturn LOCAL WEA1 ' MARITIME NEWS ■ ■ i«s« tvso intimau frWode- 8^ ,nvi*e9w f e To N egotiate Treaty tt .........:___ xu Tropical Storm Far From Florida Coast "t r? i ■.‘M �T H R 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 , TU ESD AY. SEPTEM BER 'Herald WashHij^foD DttybdOk IA. 1 M 1 tfHE TW ELVE PRINCIPLES OF Bptfe / i* \ F * tiR r I« . * f; lly IIKKHKKT HKHHKHT F!.i:M.M« 4i llr ! 'U ’ MMw< T h e fo d e rri'g o H im ffre n t'h A s V ia d o ‘ rc m a rk a t le p r o g h n s » •, j 1 / 4’-ana-*— »’ *. vwl. 4, , dtlH hg th e paAt r tw 'ffto n th a In riip ttlriA g flekj* I'ile 'c r lh iiW Afilll. 1. C M e r r Ate d th e Y tiinm l w cill h n l the e a rth TAr the u?e of mite and ioolating th em on A lc a tra z Inland in S a i W a n e i ••co all the f r t e r t t v l t y jg a i l l m en, not a faw. bay w here presu m ab ly th e ir earape would be p ra c tic a lly panjing th, "New D*alHSjPUl 2. Gist, c rea te d m en to seek Ih rtr ‘ovkn Vrfirare, not th a t of capital—th( (lamnr of th a wi Impossible, hut th e ra -iii atill considerable * d o t i _ _ _ Dial rwwljr tn-alvtl alpha bath . •4" * ’ . whether the.-publie generally ia fully aroused to the im- agency arm for of fire apace— 01 S i l te ow herahip o f fool*, a tia il* nf friM n'm When te>M* c e o f a ta m p in g .o u t crim e and to th e fo lly o f m akin g •pot |n Walhlngtom thru far .1 ’k f r iim tilt-, become* a basin nf freedom w hen tool* ore but o f den per a te Ta w -breakerx. fa ta l to hr tHaturied. , tu n ip lcx .. . , i 4 t . < Oriq h a i only to teettll rtfportn n f la rg e crttv+d*nlLendT»’ r i ha /wlcral tadlrifrj* .vfi« 4. A utocracy In in d u a try cannel e ii* t alungside dem ocracy In a otona'a tnrnvi of ' Proiifo ftib th e a te rs lii Which the fa m ily o f th e late Jd^in IMlliiigor • govern m in i. told 'th^ A to ry ’ o f 'h l a life , o f In c, nlam pede A f th e rtjr.btis Knnvtvrll’a office it*rif, fteat'rite liy lhr arr^itrcrtrtlly-fntUlwd I 5. W hen som e men live wiPmut w orking. nlh»'r mi*n n rr w oraa "moPItrnfily.** It bfintAa tl ing w ithout living. ■ .tatr ileparifrirnt. • ■ D. T he e iie trfic e fit libcury in th*- piTeknee nf poverty afi<l Ing o f h ia 'p ie tu re on th e aereona in Itnrtlp o f B ur ta fg e r Nat that tkr Italy -dt-partnwt d r it i tu lion I* co n tra ry to goe*d m m al* mid *«un.l islldic titic a , tp te o W th a t <at leant a portion o f tttir fw pu lation h*a TlO ibAhe ir IftibncHthaO il l>«bcy. i atill n p f i a to gTArify cHm e. whirl of aetlviir on and otLvPaw 7. The ‘ p r e ir n t d e p rririn n i* one of abundance. m>t of hanla Avemi4. Vfhat w|l R ealizing thia, A lto m c y (Icneral H om er Cum m ingn n e a rrity .' itiatmg "New Deal" ro< him com e to the conclmiiim th a t it will n ever Ire pAtbihle tojimiiaimg K, The cauac of th e trouble I- Ihnl n sm all ela*e lui- IhiB'lr aKM-rmrhla Btam p ^ut W-fiho'Ih A irie flca Until th e Am tritfSn -people ''ada mgri'cmanim with nth# w calrh, wkteilr ih r re -1 hue. debt*. ithemnnlttti no Innurtr cUmlAnu i-jjm e. A c c n n llB g t t » Wda h - 1 ! J,"4!. , . . . tl. It I* c o n tra ry to common *ii*e Ifsit m en should starve % ‘ «n m b o f the popu lar gotraip c o liih it m ) ,* ;;^ ^ In th- /dm bi.tral.ecau*r they have- laiw sl Ha* m urh fe-ul. u m tte n In W ashington , the A tto rn e y (len eral hna ap|W>lnte<i ,,„ n i, lion i* c o n ild erab lf. 10. T he d ra tro rtln n of f.e*i **i nthe'i w ealth, or the lim ­ a f[m b 1)c relathirta n sjiert in i n etlcioavAr to g a in the co­ Hut the drparlmrnt rrfu mv ita tio n a f production. L« es-onnmic <n*nnlty. . operation o f th e public in tm ttlh g an ertd tt, All Icrim inal get excitod alsiut it 11. T he rem edy i» to give the w o rk er- acres* fee the lt'» th a theory o r everyone con- , l d M M # i •• pirn ns of production, and led them produce fo r themwlve**, Bohte )4f the tUftcluahm* o f thia ex p ert a re -a a follow a: nerted with the No. I | h. J U t*hd P re ild e n t'* rab ln et, fm m The »ec- , ? > P °f for other*. '< in I<i '..ill. 'ItiVehlle delinquency. C rim e w ill'n e v e r tllre ta ry of Male on down, th a t no 1 2. T his chuniTf van Ijn* bmmuhf by a rt inn i*f tt m ajnrity I p in ia h !Irt!th e U nitet! •Slrttea ax long aa a new croji m a tte r how fnurh Inlere*! it* ’ Iff •v S b f th»* and liial th«* A m rn ra n w ay. o f hb M elew lirtnthgat^ra are being couched in deadividual m em ber! m ay feel •' lit perad oltm hilbW giieyery m otor h ig h w a y unit in whnt isfu r* h ire or ■b rd g f a f > B K 8 H V o * T fib A T j d e p artm e n t -hnuld l>e run i* 'bvdry d t y in the, co u n try. NOT; Thou.aaltk the UinV a m anner Ihi1 wildent ftnhi: vvvn* fcllrd Iijr rMil jfunt I ' in d t' S ta te pardona. Mnat violent erim ea are Out jfuiifs Jni t tnj." allrte k i . i i ) »l*te depnrtm ei .h u t area tad thae, O Jacob, afid hr tbnrniitbed b y pardoned or paroled con vicla. Some cm hvhI u f n i ‘ v u r ,j 1 h u n tlriil a p a il of regulat rnutu : l t t t formed th K O Itraal. Fear, nailn Rioting -lnK«r* untl r»ympithiErn* nlU*iri*d gn veh td in tu rn them nut «t the ra te o f th ree or A ij e ire lle n l ll)ii»tM itii]||.o *£oti Tor i ‘haae raAarWed than, t 'fo u r htindftHl a y ea r, and o v er thia the federal wa* i n be ha I onl\ recently dirt*.' K wii**ni|»i« «f l“ fnict* thi’ii way in­ > » • called tha* br thr narnri ilp ivem m en t ha* no control. ing Ihe f e tr ii-h event.* In Vienna j M A N il. A, Hept Ik - t A P ) NhtAl B l*ifctner—lM lth 4Srt. w ith th e ir dram atic acemppani- 1 U nlleil S tale* troop- wer*. ordered to I ji M!m*rV| r»g»i Fartnry, u Ipiii 3 . a tn te police. M any atntea clin g to the old «fownh>wn m ent nf gunfire, exerotinn* and lust night to Is- read) to prevent non uninti rofivom in • h e r i f f ayateno, lack ■ a m obile, h igh ly trained *hik*-n gnvermnertla ta te cbn atahulary. Manila f ivu of tho injuit il ui » aotfthr 'l 4>r* the hrfmt*.l»ad any possible recurrence of the. At thi* lira# **t tliL outluiri't, connection w ith, the purdonihg o f dangerous crlmrIt ' atohndm rnl, b r ao rr rinling m whii'h thrvo l l r s i ' | |1»4 i | n N ' M H l f l T i m N l y " v v i t t i m j he fa c t ahnuld not he overlooked th at the public fmuirht with wm MwhIp ramifita- * r.V W t-'a liomM lf'ad la. tlrm*. the - 1st.' d. piittmrnt wn» , tr))l,nK riKSI «, re -hut *•#1 Th«»y iiuludotl on# wom an u rp ren t thia ifn itlh n d n mind to do ao. I’ nrdoning rndrnMnl in tn»»»f whipping • nuu' poHi f im-n W*!f0ftnkon aram* to br Iwiantte a r c g e n e ra lly elective officers and n* such on- into *ha|s. th*- fin-1 uf tig. "Nen j I" w ith by p.dln- un.l Hi other Swith everybody arcapt d ltte t ly i r'eaponatblo to the people. W hi n th ey pardon Heal” risdpruisl liade trratiea, | pi-raun* injilretl andTabfir. otVteai po»*lbly crim inate, th ev uabnliy do mo w ith the know ledge th a t A (ew e x t ', r.b lr* rr..o» G e o rg , f lin.:t f butary fu re r. w e r. in .V MttJtBi'TNiiiith, Atm'rir.iii min. , . , fconaairler*. UUeh;:*cta wHI rhhktt lh#m m ore friend* (or mtire vo IcmI ivter tn Austria, made a.aflalitr l« **r»a'ted b> t.uv.rnm ffener.l Thomas Also .Seeks, tkmn.atramlcai u . 1 thr pnhl.r in ra <tal ’ fa.M ..n 1 Franl Murphy tu -land by and .J o h n S O H K C H I ffn D tlO I l A fter* 11, prrhapa it la only nat­ > T h a people,. If th ey w ant to rid thia co u n try of kitl- thTDnjrh |hi* •l«»p»rinu*ni,ji 'rliviniort | pti^rvc* nr»l» r nt thi .mm* 11m»* ^ al tha t l fir Senate MAnltlnn* In- m tpinr. ‘hDltlupa, rack etee rin g ami oth er crim inal a clivinf r u r r m l Infor timlB»n, rvprmrnt i nf] it rniTuii iiry iH gallon Cnm frtllUe abitolri kenti tiea ahtnild demand o f (heir public officiate, not only Hint i‘fl, nutw#r<lly .*( h*H 1, Ihi' only Ifeepinjtf wjtfvh fot arttvities I*> exltemi ha all tin* oh a powder'trim. crlmi'M he w)lvf;i|, crim inate nr rested anil lucked in iail, Imt symptom* of of fit ml I'onrrrn. VlrfijiP* *»* *he *»h' fVff the n*rrth| it was known hy rlko th n t th e y he kept there until ju s tic e Ut ils fullest ux’ • picture of Bully tlAnH ihi* lertt Has hfifm (tttrvml. Anil they should condemn any e f­ rirwumrn iHsipnril to rover the V MeMi'inmlth1# In her hew wedding forts on the part of it few to make heroes out o f mini tles- department ihrtt thrtifigh Mm •!<' mv rublfm tin nuK-t were niihi-fl pnM p gown. That glri’a'Wot HAU looking ‘pfUndoes nf the Dillinger type. h t v (fi nil inti‘rr*t#4| quarter# t*f muii t ahi'ti jim I m *mi n y Urben‘ ih e hae h e r c lip ie i on An.I mili'ninr telephont- t'u114 *ill irial Wwsliimiftt-n whom* th«y vi if or* »*i ---------- '■o1.21111 w it t Nfaniii'tl tlmnitiifhly an*I n In it*- AVeian litmi l.tNilt 1*■ i Thirty-THree Million School Children Wa are all very murh InlcnMe.l u tiny • r;»i levlii. antioim h. ia Major Arigai' *rUrl>- on the Still, t he im'v 11oil* ■till*The last time the «tnti'tir*illy I* i»ile* »nt f w l m e n l hI ht . I ihIihi I they "Coming Awirric^n Boo in," but •'More than one out of every four persons in this coun­ inrlin«H| Ut the ilrpai tmrnt i t fi f i m * . i n t i *t h 1• wh.-ii 1 .Wa’ra, wondering If II could 1st try Will |pi to u school of some sort (his y e a r,” says the tile trouble to fijftife it <mt they 4.fr,, '..I ..... it.*; .« and fot y that ovei u p< rmd of a year Htitr : UroUnij the corner. United iStJiti's NBura lit a recent nrltcle on m th.i' re-opoinng found it hi iitliei ftii T*> % .<tiMtUTni* note,* t ht ee million lei tri . cmIdes and «tf wAbbln _ felrifruntH wen* rlejiieil tnveom dvbtf ( We .d o n 't see why some of the J f all the lim erlrtttis who will seek the services o f the autom obile m aker* don’t put Iron U cAUld iVutrch four nbreitst at sLuntlurd in fa n try - h i a r t around th eir ra re *o th a t g trik a fi won’t have *o itlArn pace, the N ow s says, it would take from S ep t 1J to Jan. Z l, turning thvm up*ldc 1036 , fo r them to pass a review in g stan d. ( T h ere would he JIB,6 0 0 .00(1 individuals in the pantile, ran gin g from twoyear-old nursery school lid s it] hit by c a rria g e s to grayf W u t h a r tea aaaaacx* la cllm l- hairetl gran d m oth ers ju s t learh in g to m a il apd w rite* W illiam Dow llrffliwVIl, EtruB^m -ATiiof ol the .l-\xl*>rai f ‘I H t l i f | h>vpi ty in C alifornia or i- .m t, »o ona can dytty U pton f*ln- O ffice of E ducation, in g iv in g out th ese figu res, observe* g rea te r than O a l r d a on# of the mokt pFdrrfif*’ thnt the srfijM' of education th is y e a r is Through use o f F ederal E m ergen cy Reltel u W //a n d icU lr* on the (lolltiral e v e r tefforo. fttlids, o p jsjrtu n tty for edueatim i will be pr 'voled for ’ horlahn Unlay. 'j, 0 ()0 ,0 (M) udulta as well ns lor thousan ds of n iirw rt Now th a t Zar i A aha n dead, Achool rhiltlm n tno young to go to the ord in ary classes B h o tifr T u rk , Hadji H at A Kir T h e total m arching tim e o f th e s* hitol pnrarte is H a i t i id claim to the title uf Oir 132 d ays, 6 hours, and HI m inutes. E t nm ntary mid W o rlfa nlilr-al living m an.' fl.’ I* Jnnihr hllth school pupils triune would rm pnre Pit tluy* tW y e ar* old, ne aay", and ha* m arching illglit n»ii day to pns* the review in g stand. a latt of cli'Vait, Hr »•* ihn« A m erica mily mil lie the land ol op portu n ity ns we T in Ttrhrn tin «on »« born. used to think, hut it certain ly tnkes care o f Its schfsil IHdff Aba tadii-v* 'tifa tn-gm* AW AITING StO R K ? WHk Oar P tM M Clothes W ill NOT SH RINK U h e y Dry Cleaners E When Crown Priw w * MtH** » Jew (ttbtiv»*i of Ita ly wan lim ijrh t from tli«* V'illa flour b e rry to I hn* (uifave i vt t look inn the ^ Itay of ,v ftpIfA. tfimsip «pr» a I ■ thnt b irth of th - rairei 1y-auait«* ] f i*'iitl I>aii> w.in im m inent Crown 1 r n r u e Hi b erl ' hill lied to th* I pul nee fn rn m m*l|1nry ronfi r * net at (tome, (A 3i>oriatii| I*n***n . Lumirer And Roofing Security Lum ber Co. I'hfina ?M iil i hi For B etter Service— SEMINOLE C LEA N ER S 220 Mngnofia A v e . l*hnnc SOI m . i . i . i - i l t •' k Dozier & Gay’s Quality Painta •Tteat For T h e S o u th ” Th*') 11ink te'ltrr— Ihrj la»l Innrrr—and Ihrv STANLEY-ROGERS HARDW 20-1 Wan ford A ven u e ow a t B prty" ftltmlM it'll *til l llntlji. (‘h iltlrrih . In Wii€in,»*ie!k#4l It, 1, tfl4 i » t fotiflm* thru mlIvUte# In Ihn feANFOltD TWENTY YEARS AGO r l l o i t t f of tFiiill* mill#, lb o WAKIIINCiTON, 11.00 A. M - ia hnMinK brfrk the proap-rity of i h rtkkti dnvrninwn rrt*rrry end clothlnfc slfiMN, whom Htnrm w«rt» Krenrh military itnnmiaalon ai ftt-oruia anil otbri rollon *.at,'a. Tin' election in Kcnilludr t'aimlv <wHtkk\ im \ irAoile nf «!] klm b rirad on thr laiaiunla Ibla mum W toW n.^lf *tvvfddlion nrtlld br In* on aren't uitaxion tu VS'aahinir-- Wr rfirmbbra of'the local trtrml ' Worar than lb la, il’a hard to ane toji I'rraoniirl and import not dl Iniarila ^ktui I*af op TopaAay hn'd vul*rd. War cortiparallvcly iplii't, diDiftt-Kb tiKNKVA, 11 INI A M All Mitrr tillered a t* niantfdatml than ^Whan 1‘rinre lirorga Af Kn*- forln-aara alone the Ithiiw itapIctrH etci U forc and Iftta fnlt rcil i^a'I'' land klaaad hia fiancee in a bin- tm urnriiftiifut wftl it* fmnt ti» ft1- ■ rtml rbaogea [Jh* ^rrajilta wrrv dab atitlon, It made front paift infnrce litrmen Imre. ai folIowa, .‘tanfilrd— tl. R Staria Amrrnan newapaiH-r a. n MINIKIN, 11dltl A M .-IU ttlr rna, II Y \VhlU)at, 8 . lluottr, C- It nut unuaunl for a man tu along antlrn fimtl with loiroaalrni Walker, and 1» It. I'hlllipa; Oviedo w * . hla flancaa In a ratlrnad intanalty. IVatb of flim. Halttella —J K Mrki-naiv, W. II. Howard, •ballon, bvt,tt l» ttnuaua^yur the airnoOMM. pul II II McCall; l-ungwood *t:. ♦ orid to a ct' • PHnce !•• auch ' HfiMK, ItiOtl A M, — Tn-rlt. W, Killiiniiigvii I. W*J>ifgn, J. W * human mohd. All .tiR' which Ahatrfa '(rSFparinK for long alcga (lateen, I. J. Maitlry, Ohuluota In Italian H itm llarlaratlon of tl. M. Jacotja, W. M- Jaanba, and in FatgU.h peine Henry Kulch; aml'Cienava--W II war aipactM on Kept, m irnatwpi' of work Haulrrann, M W Ooolay. anti It A W. T. ‘FIcMa la In tha ally today Nkholaon. iHakhtg hand a tilth hi- many (tall ford Inotima tha loaa nf mtr Franklin I*. Anai|W »»y» that aru Irmly had Written a DM3 Hanford frianda. Ha la now rn- nf her beat citltrna today. Thr aad rvcifta ageh aa tbok gagad In thr rami ratata tiuainraa In firm nf thr death of tiamgr It. wa , during the Morro Caatla 'Atrgnata, Oa.. hla former hnfne, but Ftlnald, While ifapacted for aomr laatar, with the ahip burmt* hli'haart U ittll with Sanford Ifid lima, came aa a ahoek to the rum i.U .d a p hour* attar the «Mi- ha aaya that Florida la Uir beat ViMnlty yraterdiy whan ftaahad (ira- death, no publlahar wnmlil atUta hi the anlta and adpaaially at from tha wirr to thr tmllclln ktwnl >TC‘ accepted • It nw the ground thla particular time whan tha war of tha Ilardld office. Impfauaibiilty. And. if thr fry irara auhwilted aiWnymcucbadn o P T tg tc * i r 1 1 'I r n ’. l n ; »l«i|i». , Tfa aaya, the coumvm cHtl* K r'lnw i |<ra tented that tm-'af it would ’ be, "Thla Vaa One tdrra vlrntgrn nmpanv In rttlaa fcy a iian unfamiliar WfOl tier many ha» donbled tha Uumlrrr • bAa.” ' wi>t (hit* b ateanger of Ita uinploytm Idea Hitler came Into (rtwar." /•The 'neat ranking German com­ pany M i "tripled Ita temployri dur- CERMANVUSING P0BHGNI.UNDS lh* ttM MfHr period." Th* .United AI reft ft Kiporl ho* Uatd 1M alrplana W6Ura, eight alryJanac and othar air equlpmant MtjpMt a f'fb bkht flanta. Tha lay 'Q o V .n i^ n t'i datarmtaa- o 3 rn.iK d X h e world’s finest tobacccte Are Luckies—the ‘^Gream o£ th e Crop”*—only the c&an center leaves— for the clean center leA^As are the mildest W v e s -^ th e y cost m ore— they taste better. �■— ■ • ------------- -- ------------- ' — : ------- w *y •* T^p ~ i ; r * •* r *i> i PAGE THBCT% THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1M< Social A n d Personal Activities IASOARET PETERS, Sodaty Editor 148 M iss O p a lT T O triS ^ n a I s Praised For Concert Social Calendar §777 O f In terest to m any frien d s here TUESDAY H . D. D a ru e re tu rn e d S atu rd ay The Co-ed Class of the F lra t ram A tla n ta w here ha a p e n t a of Misa Opal P e ters, fo rm er re si­ dent of G enera, la th e follow ing M ethodist C hurch will have a picn r day*. Item w ritte n by Albin P . D esring, nlc a t Evanadala P ark . Member* ed ito r of tl\j D aytona Beach Sun- wit) m eet a t 7:30 P . M. a t the A bal S trickland re tu rn e d Son- Record, a p p ea rin g In • recent la church. a y nlyht from Q reenabero, F la. eue. WEDNESDAY rhare ha apent * abort yaeatlon. "E xh ib itin g th e grace and comThe S a ra h P a rk e r M ethodist 0 > posure of a n experienced a rtis t, p h a n sg r Club w ill have its re g u la r l ir e . C harlea L yerly a n d amall Misa Opal P e ters, tK* D aytons m eeting a t 1:00 P . M. a t the home bn a re v liltin g re la tlre * In We- Beach pian ist who bids fa ir fo r naof Mr*. W. L. C lark, 207 French tlonal m usical recognition, I,a t um pka. Ala. fo r a few Avenue. n ig h t played h e r final concert TH U RSD A Y p rio r to tak in g up m ore concern J . L. W lm blah o f O rlando and L. T he F riendship L eague of the law klna Connelly le f t Sunday tra te d studies a t the Rollina Col­ C ongregational C hurch will m eet o r W lnatoa-Salem , N . C. to ip en d lege conservatory. D espite In ter­ a t 3:00 P . M. a t th e parsonage, M l m itte n t ra in fa ll t h e 8 road way tro days. P alm etto Avenue. studio of E. B. K ursheedt, Miss T he W orld C lnb of the F irst P e te r’s tu to r, w as filled to capacity ’ K ra i I I . R u p ert S trickland, J r , M ethodist C hurch will ,*mcct a t by an enthusiaatic host of a d m irers ■a cone to Madiaon, Ga. w here who dem onstratively showed g e n ­ 3:30 P. M. a t th* church. ha will apand a m onth w ith relaR egular m eeting of Sem inole uine a ppreciation for every ren d i­ Irea. C h ap ter N um ber Two O rder of the tion of th e young a rtist. "M ias P a te r’s program w as fe a ­ E a s te rn S ta r will take place a t M rs. Addle II. W are haa r e ­ tu red by the in tric ate, m asterfu l 7:30 P. M. a t the Masonic Tem ple. a m e d from a visit in St. I’etera- Schum ann C oncerto, a selection The Ijoyal T em perance l-egion, o r | and [ e r i l i u r r w here aha ra re ly a tte m p ted by any o th er th an children'* d e p artm en t of the W, C. p e n t two weeka. the m oat accom plished of pianists, T. U.. will m eet a t .1:00 P. M. a t l e s t n lg h t'a a rtis t, yet in her the home of Mr*. W, 1. Hughey, ” F ra n k R. MaeNeill left Monday teens, rendered the e n tire th ree E ast F ifth S treet. Horning fo r P a latk a a fte r apending p a rt com position of h alf an hour's The M ethodist Young People * ha w eek-end w ith Mr*. MacNelll duratio n w ithout the aid of printed Association will have a business it th e ir home on N inth S treet. notea. T h i s a stounding e ffo rt and social m eeting at 7:45 P. M showed the ra re a ttrib u te s of the s t the home of Miss R uth H and. . M rs. E dw ard Aulick of 8ara*ota, a rtis t, those rem arkable qualities 1301 P ark Avenue. vhn haa been viniling Mr. and Mrs. of n a tu ra l ap titu d e com bined w ith FRID AY E ., Raker, W eal F lra t S tre et, re- the fo rte and l-eauly of Inspired R egular m eeting of Seminola m ad S atu rd ay to her home. execution. T he whole e ffe c t proved Rehekah 1-odge will tak e place i t d elightfully pleasing and fo re c a st­ 3:00 P. M. a t the 1. O. O. F. Hall. R obert Q uantock, form erly of ed a m ost prom ising career In m u­ R egular m eeting of th e. Elks bla city, arrived S a tu rd ay from sic One was visibly Im pressed by A uxiliary will take place a t H.OO Georgia to spend the w in ter season the ready assurance of the p ian ia l,| P. M. a t the E lks' Hall on East vers and a tte n d school. He will live an assu ran ce which c haracterise* F irs t S tr e e t eith Mr, and Mrs. W. W. W arner, the sym pathy and understanding R egular m eeting of the W. (' T. [Vest N ineteenth S tre e t . th a t an a r tis t frets in his work. In U will lake place a t 3:(Mi P M at a reaily observation of Miss P e ­ the home of Mr*. W. I llugbey. M rs. A. W. Knox and d a u g h te r, te r’s perform ance* the au d ito r i* E ast F ifth S treet. Election of o f­ d u ria l, ami tho fo rm er’s m other, struck by the supple m ovem ent of ficer*. dr*. ‘J, D unbar, re lu m e d yesler- her expresaionable hands, sensitive Mr* John Alden Drown h ss re ­ lay aftern o o n from D aytona Ilrmrh ahd feeling *• they dwell ao ex th e re they spent a m onth's vara- p ertly over the keys. turned from la k e Ju n a lu sk a , N C. Ion. As a personality Misa Peter* w here she spent the sum m er. possesses the quiet com|-oaur* and D r. and Mr*. W. D. G ardiner re- ready n a tu is l charm which m any W. J . Rhode* left last T hursday urned F rid ay from H irm ingham , talented m usicians have difficulty fur Home and S parli , Ga. w here he kla. where they spent a short va- in © njuiring even a fte r yearn of J juni-d Mr*. Ilhndrs fur a short a tlo n . T hey were accom panied M age Instruction. T h at the young vi*tl w ith relaliv rs. tom# by Mrs, G srd in e r's siste r, lady will Bomrday prove a much Hr*. C. E. V allentine, and daugh- honored Florida product t» not o n ­ Mr. and Mr*. John F.dward Hig e r, B etty, who will be th e ir guests ly th e wi»h of her m any frtenda gins have retu rn ed from Ihvir living at 1181 'or a sh o rt tim e. but the firm prediction of many honey muon and M yrtle A rtn iir. em inent m usicians. M rs. R. O. Chase, J r., haa r e ­ ” A i an encore Mlai Peter* ob­ a m e d from Asheville, N- C. where ligingly rendered the popular Her* Mr. a n d Mr* W. Gauthen )klt* spent som e tim e w ith her Hot R ntcocty m arch a fte r opening H utchison and children. Hilllw and nother-ln-tew , Mrs. S. O. Chese, a t her p ro g ram w ith the th ree m ove­ Penrose, left lodsy for Daytona i«r sum m er home. She w as accom- m ent! of Schum ann’* V arnlval.’ " lleach to ipend a week lanled hom e by her husband who las been m aking a business trip Miss M ary Celia Kinlaw has r e ­ o vario u s sou th ern m arkets. turned from Dayton* Beach where she spent a short time. t Christian Endeavor Has Regular M eeting SPECIAL T hia M onth Only Hot Oil Sham poo A M F inger W a v e W ith H e rtrle $i.5° VALUE * | S team er o e Eva-Bess B naaty Sale* i c m * O w t r a Kart* W ith w hat wan coitaidt^rd nna of th r largest attendance rrc*»rt» of the season,, the Senior C h ristian E ndeavor Society of the Viral P re a h y te n a n Church held i*a regu la r m eeting Sunday n ig h t a t the church. Mm* I-aura Mae Brown led the song nervier, which began prom ptly a t 7 00 o'clock, and pre aided over the sh o rt buaineng se s­ sion which followed. "W orthw hile R eading" wa» the topic of the program led by Mm* A nnie Belle Brown* Those taking p a rt w ere: the M lisra H a rrie tt Brown, Ada Singletary, an i K ath ­ erine V entay An open dlacusaU n of booka read by the m en ib e n this sum m er warn held when "R eligion in Shoes” by the U tv. B ryan was especially considered. Sue Solves Puzzle a large photograph of Sam Byrd, local boy whose career as an actor on the G reat W hite Way appear* to be advancing daily. U nder the picture are the w ords: "Sam Byrd, em inent young actor now being featured in ’’T obarro Road." the hit a ttra c tio n at the 48th S tre e t T h eatre. E nacting the p a rt of "D ude" Lescr. Mr. Ilyni ha* m ade a g re a t persons) hit ami Is being considered by several producer* fo r Im portant rulr* in next season'* productions. Mr. Rynl is featured in several roa*t-l»-ro«*t radio pro­ gram *, and he was recently Mr. C alm 's guest s ta r on the Home and Club a ir program .” TROOPER HURT IN STRIKE BATTLE ROM E, RepL 18.— ( A P ) - D o l h r a t Alia of Serm oneta, w hoa, fa fu , ily haa m any A m erican connec­ tion*, died here a t th* a t* o f f i t Sh# w as th* m o th er o f Don fid -, a slo C aetaal, form ar Ita lia n "Amhaa**dor to W u h ln g to n and Hit* D uka of Serm onet* who lire* on a ra n ch in ra n a d a . t D ISCO U N T BILLS SOLD .A JiW A SH IN G TO N , Sept. 1(L—<JC> —S e c ret* * - M orxcntbau T etter-d a y announced th a t 175,041,000 g t 131-day dlarount bill*, dated S ept, IS, had been w ld a t an a r e r u h in te rea t rat* of .28 p e rc e n t A ppli­ cation* to u te d 3150.849,000. t S, E. Andrew*, recretary of the S anford Production t'r r d it Aaaociation, haa returned from Colum ­ bia, S. C*, where last week he a t tended a m eeting of repreaentalives of Production Credit Asso­ ciation representative* of the T hird Land Bank D istrict which includes G eorgia, Florida, and the Carol ins s. The inerting w as the first of it* kind since the A ssocia­ tions were set up some m onths ago, and discussion* centered about past and future policies of organisation. Mr. Andrews re treated th a t his office now handles applications from Sem inole, Vo* 1u*ia, and B revard counties He a l­ so said th at ju s t a* soon jm con Several w ere h u rt by fly in g m issiles and bullets aa fierer dll ion* w a rra n t, the local organ fig h tin g betw een m ilitiam en and tex tile strik er- at Saylesville, R. • n a tio n will he declared a se lf-su s­ continued. W iliam Gastaldv. guardsm an, ,, receiving firs t sot taining a ffa ir which will have pow above. er to close its loans instead of subm itting them to Columbia of ficiak*. Loftin Calls F o r City News B riefs War Against A 11 (('o n tlm u d From p a g a I) to m o rr o w n i g h t to par Forms Of Radicals liinc iSMriford p a t c m tl»e ce rem onieo a t t e n d m g t h e in stallatio n o f S a n f o rd MIAMI. Sept 18.—< A P | All A n i l r t * Lodge officer*, a n d th© "tru e fend loyal" A m erican* w ire in itiatio n of it* m em lw r* t liar yrftti'niny railed upon liy Scott M. t e r of n i g a o i r a t i o n nUn l* to he Loftin, president of the Am erican p r e se n t ml. The m e e tin g M ail* a t B ar A ssociation, to gtn l for hat lie L *j^ clock, ali i 1H c h a r t e r mcril* agairi*t then© di*clp!cw of t m i hers of the m gam valinn are lain and fanaticism who woo >1 preted to attend Officer* to • tr a p our l oriptitutiim and substi* installed arc; Hollis Phillip. ** es tu te for it noitu* other form of gov­ niter! a n tle r, Ralph Myrtck, lee ernm ent." tu rm g a n tle i; Wm Speir, leading laoftin, Jacksonville a tto rn ey ami a n tlri . R ichsid Packard, loyal ant co-receiver for the Klonda Ea«t Irr; O. P. Herndon. J r . o rc re ta ry ; Goa at railroad, deliveieii a arri©* 'C liffo rd H aiclift. Ire a s u irr. of I’nnatitulinn May m hlrraaos here, *pea king before the hade county Kenneth H arrison, of t ,encva, Bar Anwodation, ii public m eeting Joseph Stew m t, Kdwtn Ihiniskr, sponsored by tile A m erican Legion, amt L, M Tclfonl, J t , of Sanford, and over the radio «re th© newest memlwrs of Setnl "W e have organized wnd radical i noj C hapter OiiliT of lieMolay groups," nan! Irttftm. "w ho, by They wren irntiateil n cerem onies ,»ubtle ami itiaidious propaganda, St th r Masonic T niipl* last mxht are *eeklng to arou*e our c ltilrn * 14>* doxn-c team iticlinlril J , lW Gtl who Kavr been unfortunatr* In thin Inn. ( i f n r ,r .Ntnvall, t harh-s Bait* try in g periiwl and make them ill* la w r rn c r Hi-rl, Bill T jic , "t’sul contented w ith mil form of gov ItiXKcrs, S|im lt l .i i i,. Fn^ciic F s em inent. 11 nixc. t Jem x*‘ Anilei -on, linin'r t "E ven with the present unem ­ t'n rn ell, h a ily lr Hnusln-hler, Hilly ploym ent resulting from woiM Favillc, Cliffmtl Bell un«l Delmai wide depteaMoh, there ta no other list tern Itn.llnsn lih n m n tuaile s country in the world where all the sh o rt talk on "The Value of In people enjoy ao much individual M nlsy," sml refn-ahm rnt* wore servetl at tlu* ii'O flu-ton of the Mr. and Mr*. Ed M cKeniie of lilw rty a* in our own "In no other in there to be m actinx B rookavillt spent la*t week-end found such freedom of the pr©*», here w ith th© form er'* brother-inNot sa tisfii'll with iio adverse law and aster, Mr and Mr* freedom of speech, religion* and in­ G eorge Me Kory, M agnolia Avenue. dividual IlW rty, and nil the other decision leu tiered against loin b> hlenamg* which our people enjoy Circuit Judge J (' It Koorue at Mrs. V. E. D ouglass, M n , H arry T avares Uht W J. Pell, W ard, M n . R. R. [)n « , Mm* Helen local slot tm hinr o perator has, Douglaam, and Miss C am illa !>eas through hi* a tto rn ey , derided *n m otored to O rlando yesterday for carry th r rase into still another the afternoon. court, that of Judge Frank Sm ith Plan* were discussed «lol of the HSlh Judicial I in uit Judge W illiam M rRIhannnn and J im ­ mil tees s ppm n in ! fur the m ill Sm ith will be ked to bear the mie M rElhanrton of Jefferso n . Ga. denom m at lotml day progiitui and1 case at 1» rifj o'clock tomnrrovr are the g u ests of th e ir brother-n* luncheon to U- held in th r Parish m orning in Kissimmee where he law and siste r, Dr. and Mr«. A. W. House on Monday, Oct, lb, si th* is now holding cour t S ta te 's At tor E pps, Dreamwold. m onthly husuu *** m eeting ««f On ney L ¥ Hoyle mid S h eriff J. F W om an's Ao»d*«fy of Holy < n s * McClelland will represent the state Mr. anil Mrs. O tto T rap p an .E piscopal C h u tih held Monday s it nounre th* b irth of a son, Edwin rrnoon a t th» P arish II oum* It *n* in th r howling, just a* they did lltn r y T rap p , laa t night a t the esp lain rd thnl nil inter deiotiiilin a t T avares last Friday. Florida H anitartum in Orlando t ion ft I day there will In* *hint talk* Thr* Krtw F u rrst Home am! bib Mrs. T rap p will b* rem rm bersd as by women rep resen tativ es from the m sg s 11nr, Seplrm lw r issue, rs th* form er Miss R uth Fellows, P resb y terian , It ii m a n *'at hull a, MrlhttiiiKt. B aptist, C ongi *^ jtio u Mis* France* Morrow ■ml Miss al, and Episcopal rhuM'hiw, and re tu rn rd the Je w i nh Com munity i in te r C arroll* B arbar have from Miami where they spent a Mrs. S M. Lloyd p ir-id e d over week with Mrs. (luidon C herry, the rneetirig arni led tin ibvotm n Da Th* H l*|*— 7 A form erly Mlaa l^ n a b elle lla g a n of als Ui | h. i U were given nriil ro u ­ this city. tine huioneaa was do-posvd of Those present were Mrs. A. p. CARD O F THANKH r u n nelly. Mrs. A, It M arshall, Mis Georg© W. M iltory, Mrs H, V r wish U> thank our neighbors L. Perkins, Mrs M argaret llarnca, and friends for Ih rir m any acta of Mrs E rnest Krupp, Mrs W K. kindness and for th s beautiful W atson, Mrs M. M inm ik, Mrs (i, flow ers, a t the tim e of the death F .Smith, Mr* St. t Inn White, of our m other, Mrs. M ary E- Mrs Amelia It Noble M r' S M 7—Feature Aclii—7 Young. IJoyd, Mrs \S W. Vaairier, anil St. C lair H itler* & (>’ I>*> Mr. J. A Young ami Fam ily. Mis- Olive hinkle. Dancinx C yrltaU Mr. C. A- Young and Fam ily. C alvin And M a r fu e rltr Al Mrs. 0 . G ulbrandaon gad Fam ily Syncopated Feel —Adv < 1 MII O F T il t h h S Henry And Vera K rlly W e wish to thank mu frirntki A fter Ihr Ball for the lovely floral of filin g * g|v- e r r .— — aawtU b* 300,000 who hare Barings la th* w allare of tho »*H tslep h o a e WWfcS S W lf t W l d . ta a la ta la . R S J f t W j i th e boajaasa la la 13U It dropped to shoot 4 * . J u k laadaqoat might easily hare the fowndatloo n rm .__________ buslntas aad b a r a p a r a d th* serric, bat foe the fsra lg h ts d p o licy e< re tM o L a aach year a amaB p r e l o< the u n l a n (a ta r e t m m------atreea d a tla g oapreftw hlo years. I’laoH Are DIscuHHed For ChurchLuncheon Will As a reaalt *t thfa Moat pal. hoaa allowed to sadfer, hat aa ttw c o a tra r y hae b eo a w a a ta a tiy rwts of all m w i, Aad tbeacamTa/Swaarr^ t o aarre d . Id be suJh- U e haa b e a a axtoadod t a th * f a r cocaera U th e e arth , a a th a t y a a FALL COIFFUHli a t * r o a r h a ir c a t. , h , H 4 a n * * * * * * ta t o l l New Price! r. PAI’l/8 For Quality Andrew M ilford. P sola negro who wanted to "g*1! haul Iwvilcd" with Special O fficer WiMmni Ben Inn on Sanford Avenue la«i Sat urday night a fte r Milford hm made an atta ck on Wfirrcn Wii bam who is a janitor m! th r M lane T heater, was shot m the leg ■s s result. He is in the Ferualtl I aiighton Memorial H ospital and when he recover*, which appears certain, he will In* tried for as sault and ilinorilCrly conduct < hief of police Roy W illiam s t*aid Mil ford 'had to he ejected from the Milam T heater last week, and to all appearances he was determ ined to “ gel even" by l»eating up the th e a te r jan ito r Police arrived on yowr Ia 4 lil4 u 1 irr* Dance Creation* I J. V d o The Hum an Seal 7—Melody Hoyn—7 Htoc* Hand Da Th* Here** t. Stoke s Seeds, M ortgage LifterH ItuetH ( ’arrolH ('auliflower Pollards Esrurolo Mustard NKVV CltOI’ SKKI) Tan Broccoli Peas Radishes Spinach Turnips TomatocH [ 'j \ IlKill OKHMINATION, 201 \Vr**I Klr»l Htreel i TOUR CHILDREN DESERVE GOOD GHTING S"W NIcKnlma I'anta^len N orelly Comedy Act Be WEDNESDAY Urixinal Study In Ulack And Hobby And King f — CLOSKD VARIETIES of 1934 en al the tim e of the death of oui m other and grandm other Alan ih to thank Mr. 4'rmik, th* un d trla k a r, for hla tplendid a e rtlc r W ft lloolchan M J lloolchan Mia M F. Fountain Jama* llo o leh in Mi- n -onard N lblark a d t. ---------- S A D Y E ’S Vaudeville D u r l a i th e poet th ree y 4 t n to* ******* w as lea* (h a s 1 %, a ad ----- — — i To Obaenr* Sue C arol, film actraa*. m ed ita ­ Jew iah Holiday tively works a cross-w ord p u u le Re Open T huranay 8:00 A. n* she w aits for the t*o* A nge­ les judge who g ra n te d her a d i­ vorce from Nick S tu a rt, who she charged oner threw a whole book of cris’s w onts tp o ttle s ) at her. She W»s mw arded $.'t(l a m onth all mony for tw o-year-old Caro) l*ee S tu a rt, though she p r o tr s tn l she wouldn't need it (A ssociated "I guess I m ust be living rig h t," P ress Photo) _ill Jim m ie Robson, Jr., a* he told the story this m orning of how a tin- are-ne a t b Ih>liI m idnight Hal valuable trunk full of d ru m m ers’ u n lay «n<l <>« W illiam lieinx equipm ent » o stolen from hi* au rhok<-<l l>> M ilford who ran when i D eG R A FF WAVE tnm ohilr while it was parked on { I n c l u d e s H hsm port a n d Rat) hi- «a» the officer* A rronlinR t" l.'tth s tr r e t at I'ark Avenue la*l CRO Q U IG N O LE I Chief W illiam *, M ilford ran into Sunday night Mr, ltnh«on did not P lain S p in a l O fficer Benton who ahnl SHAM POO and SET nits* the tm n k until th is m orning I'fnl (111 r w i . h K 'l e r l r l e HI s a l and when he called Police Mend him n fle r hi* com m and to atop had TREA TM EN T I q u a rte rs to report his loss, he wn* hern diM cpniiled. C hief W illiam* 11nr Indies f*h«ini<M« « p4 Rat) aid the ticjrrii d n « ii -u a h le alah told th at the trunk was there lie W ITH O U T STEAM Kit learned late r th a t it was picked ip of m 'rh le fr•••n hia pocket and wa* in an alley on 141h S treet at Park menaeliiK o ffic e r Benton a t the eh*** saa a«a mma 1 Avenue early Tuesday m orning by- I line. trash men. Investigation revt-oh I th at not a thing w«« m issing the thief a pparently having Tcttinvcd the trunk from the car thinking i! ioiitaincil rtrdhing, but finding th-il rl was full of cow tad Is, ilium sticks, cym bals, anil o ther run « m aking devices. "A nti I bail f ,© dance jobs to play this w eek, slai * mg tonight," said Jim m ie a« he com m ented on his good for turn To-Night ilaphoaa l y i t m la t m i regulated th a t -------------- of th* i aa a DUCHESS 4h* IIGMT hMITIK that h a p a M b I f TMa b - bow M ill kfha y « k m ta d ■" V fr jrtr -" 1 ^ ' If your children arc in the habit of reading under poor light, they arc probably bringing on d efe ctiv e/ eyesight. And this is really serious. / It may affect their whole nervous and-muscular systems later in life. . And don’t forget, too, if your chil­ dren hold books, closer than 14 inches while reading,, they arc straining their eyc3.i,^.,<^/tjflsa> A recent survey shows that 23 per* cent o f all people under 20 yean a ( age, have damaged eyesight. Pre* vent this in your home. Call our nearest office and say, "1 would like to have my lighting measured, This service will /ill cost you nothing and may mean mca much to your chib dren’s^future.) / n fl �* rr v r " ." 1 '■• ; : ; ...,v ’ \ ... , . . , .p . 'TURfllWV. SEPTEMBER l ^ i m UNDS Of! FOOTBALL GUARD . ' m sB ssm 4: ' . 'ACES ENDEAVOR IN CUP RACE ■ asK B ra U t^BD S Wouldf Give $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 T o ; Ewh U. S. FfciMljr rfb« rtft'i) SajM r.lPi T» d r and m t e m y w t W y t M T f a n . K h«y r t madi ao v U ' p M r a lta r la te th e sym ptom s o f M alaria t«— arh rO y .b n t G re rg 'n T n h h n C h ill’ T a n k goeo all th e » « « P e M i com pletely rtda y e a r a y a te m a f 4he Infectlen. ,t- | J • « . G ro re'a TaataWa# Chill T oate te g p t V f . B a t ! h e " d l i ? t hr o t Jt% ff! n j a r c r ^ - a R e A n a m e y o f Brookllna be fo re a F lo rid a jufg-e u ltrin g In th e d Ilec­ to r'* room of the Old Colony T rpat w S K 5 6 siS iB aae tr.i M g i f r tw J .C^ T e u » * irhh th ete m to X t of Che ........ i n i m Second, te a ic 1r* a w hich M M overcom e th e rn ra g e n p ( Ih e jh U te and Ic rh r h a d . f.H tf lr h ■ i f r l a a t f n r t l c r bribe*. P t f v ‘ ( i W l W * GroV.'a T ae te lee e . C h iu T u m L It naw cornea la IV # i l i l h ^ M t d i d SI. T he S I » 1 « c en tala a | V T u rn e r ( le f t) and Clyde Dang born a re show n beIlmen an m peh M Ih* t o t *& • b3 I to-M elbourrte race In October. T hey tuned up the new »hlp In l g Iren yen S i p e rtc h l tee re fe ^ V fa r flig h t from S e a ttle to I.oa A ngeles ami thence to New York. (Aamoney. G et a bottle today a t bay side the ta in -m o to m l plane which th ey plan to e n te r in the London ■tare.— Adr'. sociatod P ress Phno/ l Bent on h a ltin g “ fly in g squadrons" of te a tile strik ers w ho so u g h t to keep cotton m ills from o p eratin g , A d ju tan t G eneral Llndlcy W. Camp, of G eorgia, a ctin g uh d er n ta rtia l law,' organised a "fly in g squadron” of his own and lo o t to” tha Bald. F irs t result*: Groups of strik e rs were tak en Into ru sto d y a t N ew m an,' Ga. • T h b p lctn re shows arm ed nillltlaeicii< surrounding th e ir prltODera ' Ih p re ra ra tlon to bringing them to *n Internm ent ram p n e ar F o rt M cPherson on the o u tsk irts of A tlan ta . Brpwn shoes le ft a t P a rk T hum day. If te a rs a t H srald Ofih brown lea th er hill Inlng identification it m oney, this m om lu m to lleraM ,’ r*- (tutlon Wonted COLORED G IRL w ant* Job w ith 'i re sta u ra n t or hotel. Will also do housew ork or nu rsin g . Idllte Ms* T hom as, 1100 W. 11th. 8 t . '' - w ill of Dr. H elen F. □. W elch of Cohaaect, who died May 17, 1032, a t Jacksonellle, Fla. Tire Florida court adm itted tha will to probate, hut u n d e r the law s o f th a t sta tn a will can be con­ tested any tim e before dlatrlbt* • tlon of the p ro p e rty . Florida law s also perm it a c o u rt to he held In g a p th e r sta te , so Judge M illard D. Sm ith, of T itusville Fie.. I* " lltln g here to IK ten to the testim ony bf Bbstoit \r lta e g s ri. L. C. C cofton nf Titusvijle, Fla , Is counsel fo r Ih r will tn d F rank II. Steven* of 36 C ongress Ht. re p ­ re sen ts th e contestants, who claim D r. W elch was of unsound mio4T he contestants arc Mr*. IJlftaM LlSOAL NOTICB "«< U*,S. A ttorney Boards Death &hf# o r tif lc a t* No- •**. s* . . 1 . (lay Ot August. X. u . l i l t , rued sal* certificate In t e , .Ot and haa made appllcatloa for daed to Issue Ih accordaneS 1 law. Raid certificate embraces (ollowlu* described p to p e rlr -i alef. In Remlnule County, Flo lo-WII: NVVti of l.ot * (L»*a H. < I I ) Rectlen 1* Township Booth Itanke *» Kaat. . t l sell •niv said land bet - • assessed af dale <•( the laauanre of aueh car ra le la Ihc name ot VNKm l Unless said re rllfle a le sball be deemed according • io law la * ’ Will Issue (hereon on Ihe 4lh, da FOB ACTION AT ‘ tru ck , A -l condition |i » 6 . Aua' *ln d eliv er# ten ch f» # 8i T -» o rd J ^UllVcry tru ck $35. Re^la a n d 8on* p jr in s« 7 R sr .v fl NuUee la kerelry give* th at ,1 SM IJ.kllT O N poreUsesr of Uoa IK Irale No. l i s t , dated the U l ui August a . D- ISS*. an* tu aa c srtlllc a te In my o t l t e n a a d v made ■pi»llc»ll«n ffcr t t l W FO R HA1.E! M htelflCry B tm w her; TJ PI*nU( Re* Packard. BCEDH—Rod BUs* a ad Spauldings ' n um ber 2*s »hd T ( fbr fall planiIng. F r * a * 'kkvrtiited seed thla gterlng. PLANTS—Cabbage, Caul I'u p w ars^ p e p p e r, jo m a to ,, collanl. S i s * , brUcevdl, a d d ' tetluce, all g^Bdy around H opt^lS th. D ur Hat m ailed spun request. P re v a il and Company, Sevilla -Florlrf*. * Is s u e la a c c o rd a n c e w ills t o * Mr*. M eA narary tm tlfird she consulted Dr. W elch profreeJanal­ ly a fte r the splpc episode a n d re ­ ceived a tonic from her. Hh* knew |>r. Welch fee eeveral year* and found her "a peculiar w om an, Ih Use erne* th a t ah* was a rra tle ." ’ 'M r s . Em m * C. Faina, niece of George T. G rubey. on* of Dr. W elch’* husbands, testified ah* ‘ th a t Dr. Welch told M r things j F O n affix n • E n y M r * Itetff • and about her fiance, A lfred 8t*w *rt, m onthly m agaxln* “ Coins" — 32 which broke Jheji pages— m ailed fo r dlmo. COINS, l a t e r she Inc.. M ilwaukee, W ise. be u n tru e, Shi thing "D r. Welch 12— Wanted f, *;• k W A N T E D ) Good second hand aafa, M a st be cheap fo r cash. Wei114 8. F a r k . f F U R N IS H E D certificate embrace* tke felh desrrlbed property eltuaUO ra (sole Couniy, riorld*. to-w ttt fxde f». f t and' I I Block U. C slat l'a rk f l a t Book I P Inst th rea te n e d violence (a lb* textile p U d n g a ' m achine g u n In poeltlon a t suburb of ('a rle rtv llle . Governor TalI j te l v in r Wf<M* l l A a trA e s* I were Called odt to p ro tec t cotton mills and loyal worl strik e 'a t C ar l* rev 111*, Ga., national guardsm en a re tha p lant a f th* Ooodyear C learw ater Com pany a t m adge * ordered th* troop* ’ to' the ■C a rtc rw llle dtatrl a r m in g 'la an effort to force the m ills to elute, (Ass. n ' l U t i L i — :— P h o to ) V ; t. W hile m ore victim s of the M orro Ctostle d isa ste r w ar* b e in g tak en from the wrecked eeasel, U nited State* atto rn ey * contin­ ued th e ir Inveetigation of pom ible crim inal negligences. F. W, 11. A dam s, a ssista n t U nited State* sttniyiey, te shown *s he stepped into a breach** linoy a t A abuiy ' I’krk , N.* £ , to g if aboard th r blackened hulk of the liner. (A ssociated I’reef .P h o to ) — U la h ), as a financial madlaln* for tho*a nations who** cred it haa b*«n im pel red "In tern a tio n a lly , maney ha* bacom* An obaUele to foynmerqe," he said on h it re tu rn from E urope on th* liner E urope ".'nstead o f aidlag the exchange of goods. It haa becom e a n o u t-sad -o u t bladranoe. ’" b a r t e r led to th* Invention «f money, end the us# of money brought c red it Into existence. Why not s te r t o v e r! E xchange products and a naw- ty p e of id hteitetiorsl money w ill soon ari* * ,f ' . .i i■ala*. > I would call h e r t* a rB 'b lm i yp*. If things w ent h e r w ay It rap all rig h t—otherw ise n o t so ^ ' a ^ r y , . ^ r > . U a e V thUte's *h* t\kW‘ )hevidu*ly *«lff. ll* » -a»*B woold flourleh W w tl IH asnap. i | » | n Fh* *-**w would ----------- ----------------- her a p a rtm e n t hamM, cteoch her fiet, g r i t k»r l®*S5u-w uai, i*fbit BLACK - DRAUGHT Il‘~rn*llt no dlf.’rrcneF who ■...CWTOAOTMe' t L*t~***e*>n -rr:.~iv5iitf7r* 1~ 1 ' HOIr 1 oil Bhdmpoe W h h T uote ‘ SSe T kl, Week Csever M a t t e r . ■ret u . B a te s • C. F Barb « F irst fit. A bW * Defend-Mi sr-jra.'ir: r-. giving tb* order and eaylng In addition that **M they b ^ p F The mill ctoaed to avoid poaslbte trooU* (A^xoelatod Proa* Photo) h fh » , - . . .. j . X k nbuau Clerk C lrroll Court Inolo^C nuntj^T S STRIKERS JEER LOYAL WORKER d V lr in e s of* th e U thth*n_SA W <|. The genesis of th e Idea la geM ally credited tn K o|t«nr J . liri fn rm rr coll*** te a c h e r of rcoaol lea, a be-speetacled m an o f laU Irctual, scm i-a«cvtie type who ch airm an of the board of dth-tlol Rood, ITlcndan and th re e nthetg' a th e tnm n>nrator». Grade "A Raw Milk Grade A Pastuerized Milk Sw eet Cream Butter Milk Chocolate Milk Phene 4( Delivered Daily befor H ere Is* H arold S V andetVU fs yacht Itainbuw, whl who fending the A m erfca's <up a c a ln -t the English rhnllengrr, Joe Sopw ith's Bndeavour, In the series of rup i * i r . .in New| The yach t w inning four out of seven ra c e . « ill la h - the r linlay's race wa* declared "no c o n te st" when the yachts finish In the tim e hlloled. V ia l t o r n W e lc o m * T o O a r PU hl A ll T lM M LOVE ME, LOVE lW\' DOGS WEAR Phone 208.3d t i f Umltkd p e n i s , butD ia* albidst 5 y S 2 i a u th o rity 'o V » r the life .fif . jhdividoal’ «ltl!>i»a. J '**To«tey (bn 'fe d e ra l io v e rttm in t •\ 4i e ffe c t U ll* 'k ite tekge »«rrwr • V lia t^ h a kany #*rt», and how loiig /Jte'.M ky W o rt; ih e farm er What - ** A A a * . . L L k ----------a s r e u l n a a i f n W * .m Luch h* m ay prodob* <m #ah»i| the r t e t r t li h t mt M U i V l M he m ay neU hls gOodt| 5ih e tnnu fk ctu rer w h a t adcflliain h* n M g y 'n i l ^ to hi* p liiit and how tU b k h ' kb1vhay -pf«d»t*l the Well t f M t r bowlm tseh oU h* tnay flow. wd»1 t ’ gohtibU th* flow bf capital ■ l M l ‘ Ih rln g a. I t 'ha* e n u re d Mt* R * 3 l » k g n | B etW pbtltlon W ith Ha « w 5 5 5 m . ‘l< ow heti (n the CnnaUtu••#5 i 'N b a «he*e Im mense power* 't h a t the naW NBA 'h a d 'W blIt*rated sta te linn* *48d rite t 'th e sta te s them selves k f p B L / i h j M U y surrendered th eir n o w rM ia ty ." . "W * *»* a lffin ^ M * d in birthy jg h t w ithout ■Arern g e llin g the > w t of p o tU g e ." Mill* added. "P lan n ed aeottemy I* not w ork­ ing In thla country any m ore than M IAM I. Fla.. Sept. |B . _ P ro | ..f FK R/ ■ | t haw aver worked anyw here. longed ram s ntuud In the w a’ hulls* ; "T h* clumsy hands of govern yesterday of Miami's a tte m p t -lag n a n t * • m e a t th* rig h t frvquently n-.t i-ia-c a drill” r fever epidem ic d*> regt Rain h*~ fallen be.r* every day fur e week, increasing IIIc« ling 1 (daces o f the "house" nin».|illlii. c a rrie r of Ihe truptsal n w la .y Is, )|A R R G eorgs II. M rlhm ahl ag ain rao- I / C l o rilov* ahead there m ust be tinned hi>useki-e|ieni a g ain st fail- wife "f xsa a f direction. 7“hl» m u n tty ure In dastrny bread log placu*. . w llluiii a da|( re firm e d in every diree- Dengue f e i n is s e s m cicased last d ld s tr I I t ( g a t m oving in any." w e k , lltbnO gh the |>*ak of th r Mrs. Pn ite w a tlu d e d w ith the deela- Fpidemle WSI rrac h rd four weeks b e ra u -r n t h a t th* people of the U nit- « ■- when gq in,lim ite d fl.000 to balli'Ve tsfr* w ire noW f a d ’d w ith the , off follow ing their trad iJ, tH*d system or Ih.- planned a , o f the “ New Deal." ’ H»“’vv Rninn Thwart Miami Fever Drive at mu Lit$ WE WILL BE Prod tree Th«hi When The Market CLOSED GET READY FOK Ls*|Ci .< k-'l A A t 1 j(tM i ht A .l A r A f T» • 1 •AH U d s e n l avviu v<d Jn rt gldpl-* -'Vqt U to-d n. ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Jewish Holiday ©P£N AGAIN THURSDAY A. M Is B ent — ------------ ram h is the Most Economical and Productive • J tried for th* 1884 man . . - correct, modern. TBltorcd with BiUr** ordinary dkre— Ihe kind of ahlrtn you vroUld i x j * d from America** fla fa t Bhlrt Buthfr. Sm art KnglUh Btrlpea a td dM t flfcBred dahiffM Id d R ^ M f f ' Uadar e * |m « a H a r W d b « t h a d )tof th .. At ANNOUNCEMENT - tJ iir e Vquadron of U tttte striker* from nearby town* dteperead homtedty a* Ai l i K i r t t M ! ^ w e l l - S m d band of A * * * I T S * The said land being aiseeee* I dale of, lb* lee us ace u* apeh Cl ra le le i t s ndine a t J t t n l IN IJU im n .lN . Unless said cart) Sholl be redeemed a rco rd lq * t I s a <le*d w ilt leeue lheyedB e Itth . day q t W iA eiibcr A D. , Wllneaa my otflrlal slsnslO r Seal this (he t*(h.-day of Augi %e*w*(nte a n d p ro p e rty rig h ts ■ u tit ha a a e tifk e d In tho Inter12 b o f h u m an r i * h U ,- aa haa been tooaq by th * “ NVw Deal." w h a t d ic ta to r o r . despot, *ancUat o r m odern, a r e r ^ ro fra ae d to ^ H rtk h M w fa o thug In th e pabi » g o o d r Wnto a n te d . "H ow Ion* M h 'fM M fn liberties survive the And w h it Initiative, . Vemalna a v t 'S tt-H ttg n e n .'o p p o K a n u ; • W f r 'tpdeparidenro *are • ‘% p r 6 f c t you wlU. I eanhot l’believe th a t aa a people we no rjEqpyrr h a re tho e n eig y , the aelfH g a lla n t* a n d th e courage to run hr pgr ( o r e m m r n t and to m anage our o ffa lra ; th a t o o r bualneea If^ d tr* aa a rlaaa a re ao corrvyit ! th k t th e y CM no longer be tru st*■57 i a . t |n thla country aoCreea no Iflp k e r repreaenta m erit and aacriu ric * , b u t anarruputoua a d v rn tu re Col. Koscoe T u rn e r (le ft) and Clyde r a n f h a b l aW shown , Ht f a o n rlra l u nder the law of the U nhrereity of K ansas, m ay cause some em barn*»T iff m om ents f Jangle." dim n rira la of the Jayhaw k school t h te '1 f i l l . Mimic*, •c-. Mill* fU yw l the "N ew D eal" aa nda * fe e t 2 Inches, la show n w ith a n a f s r a g e site halfback, a rev traio n to a ay ate m " d te c a rd e d !n 177*- an "old, old R iannangeln. (A ssociated P re ss I’hotol ^ a i e a l d e alt from a pack thum bed R jk y Urn finger* of eounllema kings, Ha declared ^ d a * p o t s and ty ra n ts •* th * t th e B oosereltian p rogram of t" « y U a n e d econom y" m eans tha end « f econom ic liberalism . ^ B e declared the U nited S ta te s C onstitution got its au th o rity from — th e people them selves and set op '■'Certain lim itations designed to eec a re the bleesinge of liberty to ourselves chd to o u r p o ste rity ," I r m t e d In any political candidates ha* mart* no political endorsem ents and will not m ake any.” K vrry m em ber m u»t tab* the o a th of allegiance to th* U nited S tate* flair anil ron atltu tin n amt i f c n i l t tw o new member* b f f o 't becom ing eligible to bo a “ fullfledged" m em ber of the U topian o r make a r r p t r t show ing] a b o r t ex erted on behalf of th e or­ g a n isatio n . It coata t -1 to Join abd th e duaa a re I t rente a m onth on th e pay-lf-you-have-lt plan. 7, H av in g moahroomed throughout, S o u th ern C alifornia, tta spread to o th o r po rta haa begun, an * tecu t lr e o f th e organisation «al<t Six thnuaand p ro a p ertire Utopian* have. Amco T«\»» w»> stj �' > (V>"i ,' '' -- --J V O ■ r~ :y < >---------- -------• • • M4 • I. *'*!» . 1 j w >■' ‘• T '- .- 'r V .'j! j i _ :1 1: ■•7 ; i s * ' • , • . * - a a • \ '; s. . s V %’• - •’ , .„ ... l\,, • • • X . ’ , - - ' "•r ’ • 1{'r- I'A- 4 . -----^ TBB WfiAjnER " » 'T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.' TUESDAY, SEPTBMBE t fd, i* M W alker SaysGo vernmentit inclined To Okey Proposed Sanford -Tampa BatgeCandl J*. i ik • ' • -By M ARVIN H. W AI.KRK E ditor. ElorIda G row er T ATM P A , S e p t I t . — Several W ashington w aterw ay* rngineer* dweentiy w ere dlecuealng the eco­ - tjsm fc eurveys m ade In connection w ith th e propoaal to build a 30 foot eblp canal aero** Florid*. R w y wer* a a p la n la lg to o Floridi­ a n why, th ey did n o t consider the p ro je c t practical and w hy, In their opinion, *uch a ih lp canal would f p t fair b u ilt by th e U nited XUles ( M a m m .n l for a g re a t m any ** It’s A Long Rowe Centralization Of B anking Predicted C ity, th ro u g h L ake Tohopocaliga a t Klaslm m ae, around Orlando, connecting w ith L ake Apopka and Joining a t S an fo rd the St. John* R iver w hich I* navigable all the w ay to Jackaonvill*. Most o f the ro u te for such a ca ­ nal a lre ad y haa been surveyed. One e n g in e er who ha* surveyed m any o f th e route* lo r proposed canal* In F lo rid a aaya th ere are no Insuperable difficulties In the run.tru rtio n a t a b a rg e canal across any p a rt o f tb e peninsula. To build jrh*ra. a b arg e canal from T am pa Bay to J-T ha ro u te recom m ended by the Sanford m ight necessitate the e le ­ t e f engineer* for a F lorida ih lp vation of L ake Apopka by two. fr e t I, from the m any lurvcy* they In order to m aintain a 58-foot level m ade, w a i from the W lthlaeoochie for the canal to l-ak» Tohopocali­ RlVer, a t Y ankretuw n on the Gulf ga, a com paratively sim ple un d er­ coital, acroaa Marion and Putnam tak in g , say the engineers. Few eountle* to the Ht. John* Itlvrr locks would lie needed to c a rry the n e a r P a la tk a , ami. down th r St. I canal across the “ hum p” in the Je h n e to Jacksonville and the A t­ m iddle of the s ta te , and th ere I* lan tic Ocean. Thl* wa* officially plenty of a rte sia n w ater In th is designated as* rout* I IB . E stim ate* section to supply these locks. E s­ o f the coat of building a ahip ca tim ated cost of such a nine-foot W hat w ith a wnrlil series Ilf nal on th a t route ranged ,rom b arge canal Is $25.(110.000, the Yankee* don't m ind!) and 9110,000,000 to $(00,000,000. O f the 1 ,000,000 tons of citru s then a fall wedding com ing up, j , L ittle of the huaines* which a fru its produced In Florida rach l.ynwood “ Schoolboy” llow e, b rll- ^ ahip canal would gr*t on th a t route y ear, econom ists figured th a t only liant young p ilih e r of the D e -' would o rig in a te In (florlda. It* p ri­ 102,000 tons, or 16 percent, would tro ll T igers, feel, the nred tf II* re T aylor ham m ary purpoee would be to reduce have been tran sp o rte d on a canal new raim ent the trav el dialance for large over rout* LIB. And of the 3,000,­ S m ltl I* shown on * ladder s u r ­ ^U an u h lp e ojterallng betw een G ulf 000 ton* of phosphate mined <n veying the hig pitcher’s anatom y and E aalem or -E o fo |A an porta. Florida, only 073,000 tons could a* he m ade him a new suit to while e n te rta in in g III* Many ateam ahlp officials aald they have been tran sp o rte d econom ically w ear Would not uae the capal becauar of over route 1311, according to the sw eetheart at l>* tro ll. (A ssncia;ci| I’rrMR Photo) the h a ta rd of Inland navigation. „ u . . .D e p a rtm e n t of Com merce survey. S u rv ey , m ade by tbe United S la te . wh»“ tn Jck ,n({ am | r. „ ,„ r D epartm ent of Commerce showed .'tun mile are cnnshlerably higher if»n «»f xim i1 canal ailvocalr*. Ther** th a t the p o ten tial tonnage for n th an b arge canal tran sp o rta tio n would Im* a inot«(riol moving 4o ship canal on route I.1M would be mile, engineer* sta te “ The yacht nw nrr« in Rioting lb**ir boat* hut M l 1,2.15 Ions annually, w illil1m ” ure ' rem ote the point of origin m in r lr a r w i l r r lih tu w here their a a estim a te d potential annual sa v ­ d<*din*tion from the canal, the less U ittoni" w (Filial not i l r l r t io ra tr *«• ing of $1,191,400.10 In tr*ns|M irta- likelihood th ere is of the traffic rapidly. tlon expense. Among the Florida p ro p tr now being diverted from a through T h at, In brief, is why Uncle Sam truck haul to a tru c k -w ste r m ove­ a rtiv rly ml«*m»l**d in prom oting ha* nut so fa r undertaken to build m ent, for generally sta le d , the th r construction of a barge* cnnRl a ship canal across hlortda. Freight sh o rte r the truck haul the lower from Tam pa May to Sanford aiv tonnage available for It, *nd th* will be- th r through ra te via the J. J. Hank*, Jr.* of Urlamlo, ami savings which it would effect In two m edium s.” Houle 1111 is n e ar­ KoIhpM Dt'wrll, of llain«'« M ty. Mr. tra n sp o rta tio n e sp e n sr. are n»x ly 111) mile* from the center id Ilankp h a m rmlwi of th r StaU* considered sufficient to w arrant the sta le 's cilsua and phosphate lerglulatun- and a m rinbct of th r th* construction c o s t Industries, and therefore ecunoni Inland W aterw ay* Com m ittee .if I f th* ship canal, could b* built ic»lly Im practical for them . th r O tlando ChamLci «■f Comth ro u g h a section of the s ta te Economic survey* m ade in con­ m erer. At hi* own $*t|H*iiM* h r ha w here there is a larg e r eolurm- of n e ctio n w ith the proposed m i s ­ had linr* run up Ihr W rkiw a Itlvrr business to lie had. It m ight hi sta te ship ra n sl covered not only am f a* fai •••nth a* l.a k r T ohopo­ practical, but It Is nut feasible tu route l(H but th* most productive caliga, and hr iM'llrvi'* th r nio*t dig a *40-f imi( ditch iero M in y pit* and consum ing areas of C entiul logical m u lr ftu a canal in th a t 61 Florida. Tit# Floridian w Ikj II*and Houth Florida From the m ass n rrtion l* ia » l of O tlando and t#ov«l to ih r r n g l n t t n a t Wath* | of d a ta compile I at W ashington *oulh to la k e Toho|H»caliMa. In a ton waa ronvlnrw l. too, th a t ru A aroeiatfd %vith Ju lian J*angnrr, cam* the conclusion th a t If a barge f f j y canal would be built. canal is cnnairArfe'd C'cVois VlnVlila w h W M f tihdertkkvn In form o n 'i s » “ Why don’t you F lo rid , people It should conni-ct the Ht. Johns siwlaliiin and u«k the federal gov­ think about budding a barge canal Itiver, In the vicinity of Sanford, ernm ent to ionld the Turnps-Sani r r m i your a ta tr, along a tout* with ll>* Gulf of M eslrii. in the fnrd barge m nul, is < C K irk­ H h t n tunnag*’ ra n te tlirfloi»«tl vlrnlty of Tam pa Such a canal patrick, who w a. for m any years a fo r It ?M aakrtl una of i t e W ashing* would handle much of the phos­ *|M-clal advis.-i oh tra ffic m atters \p n •n g ln rrra . phate shipped from I'olk county for the U nited .Stale* De|iarUhcpl • T h r nl*a of a h a rg r canal aci»Mn in Tam p* Ray. much of the n l r u * l " f Onnimcicc. He w»* was a lso "Md.‘d A lp/Jda, about nine i n t o .o v . i« uj going to J a a W n v ille fof *hlpitient tin ’ chief vconogiut* em plnypl ,1h Rh ineapi nn**- It ly is 'Jx e u tathod by lo*al to K a iie tn m arket*, fe r- ,l" erorfnm ir survey on thr« ^w.AboQt fq r, m any y4*r*, |w i I* tile tiliscr*, gssollgc _ _ ______ __ ____ c ro ss-sta te t-anal. Mi g i r l ­ and oils an J of ___!".>•*( her it e n th s ils s in foe ‘.the ship vomimMlitir ie* -Coiisnined In la rg e Patrick, rnnfifnu. I^re Iipimois, lidid | ll seeihs to hav* been for. ■liiantHie*.. Oh(«f C hief am ong the w atac-l a tar b / l M r . I l a c i,’t h a t a l»ri^e cadal V*nr C pnstructlhn of sttfh a way rhgtnewfa Who hold Ill's view firfid ..fa T am m p a • lla x to S * n fp rd (i* lay much le*a. diflkcidl froai la P ari Ila4r, form erly vlc.-pre*l- econom ically jirn q i'c il pn ettg ln ro ritq r l>olnt of. »•#*. Kitrvry* U) !<«• rhartr by Arrtiy deni of the MlielSalpjil lla rg e Line tb s people ef Florida w ant such a a n j N avigation Com pany, who engineer* will determ ine, of evurhe. < tp a l* a n d - will »*k Uncle Ksin tu waa retained by (he D ep artm en t of th* best fo b tr fa r a barge renal b u ld It fp r-th o tn , they wlH prob­ Commerce to develop com* phaeae through C e n tra ) Florid* s f. nData a ia a b ly fin d th e federal governm ent uf their re p o rt dealing w ith te r ­ nan p lled In the ,h ip canal survpys it)or* Inclined th an ll has e w r been m inal handling coata and expense rail' It* adaptis) to art" hppliratfil ■ fcpi to, give th* project favorable run uf oiterating tow boata and barge*. .for -u. fund* for a barge canhl. If th.gldaratlon. A t lea st th a t Is :h* lin- Mr. Harr State* em phatically that prople of Florida will act on the praasloa uf Florida people * h o as s result o f his study and . l a m i ­ m ailer while this inform ation is lysVi recently visited W ashington. nation, covering m any m onths In allll tim ely. If Florida w ants a ■' Wbll* th e ecpnoailc surrey* Florida and slaew here, th a t hr Is bargv canal along the route pro.allow ed th a t th* ahip canal plan t* ronvlnrert th a t a L args canal Irosed, th ere Is goo<l reason to b e­ ■set practical, th* Inform ation in should lie bail* along the route lieve lh*t th eir dem and fo r ll will R tea r support Die claim th a t a new proposed; and th a t thl* opin­ receive favorable consideration B arge can al, b u ilt through a more ion la held by hla associates Mr. am ong W ashington officials a t this * 1developed , pecllon of th* r believes th a t surveys will Ume. I | I* proposed thal the canal w ould be • profltabl* propo- ahnw th a t *urh a pargv canal can b* built as a Public W orks AdminJ s d evtlop th* g re a tp il W develop from <b60$,000 to 8,000,000 ■■(ration project, from new ippyof t lota) tonnag*,. »oni* n o - Iona of freight annually, aa com ­ prlstlo n s. It would be ( go.el way for H o r .d . to get i t . just .h a r* of lata believe th e b#sj route for i pared with th* 1,400,000 ton* a l­ m fg aana) would be from T a m ; lowed by th* D epartm ent o f Com ­ rerleral Km ergancy Itflief money. up the A lafla Rlvyr, ocy*e. m erce for route laU. Thl* I* not h county n e a r , I t a l b e n r W la te r Uavcnj H alae* ____-------------------- -- P a rtly ckw dy w ith U ra l a k M O T . to a lg h t and T h u rsd ay . ’■ Louisiana A ttorney |<n*Wrt «**»® ■“* «*»«*»« France Cuts Budget S eek in g S ta b ility D efies Huey’s Board £ .£ ■ "eooa e,cctlon ,utwl ,-r NEW O R LEA N S. S e p t 1*. — (A P I — D letrlet A ttec— 7 J o h n J . Koblra of Lake C hari n y w te rd a y threw up a n o th e r b a rrie r fo r. H uey P. Long to Ja a ip la hi* ao-R p »ve, W A SH IN O T O N , Sept. 1»— (A P I ceasful p lm to hold . t e t h e r i lw - — C e n tra llia tlo n of frd era l banktion In the hlrd l e M I ' C ourt liyg exam ination u nder the D epoilt D U trlct for a /rte tk e o f LoolslIn iu ra n e e C o rporation—a cloeety f. ba convinced th a t stabl* money founded on gold c o n stita tM th a on­ p irtm c n t aa lo ee aia o r to 0 . I ly bnali fo r rom m arca and ■ re tu rn F la n d e rs1ns U . 8. m a r tia l M at h e m d litr tc t of G eorgia. f l of norm al relation*." P A R IS , S ept. 18.— ( A P ) - L o u l . der* wa* ordered rem oved b ^ C erm aln-M artln, finance m inister, ecatlva order. recently announced c a t i In the 1935 M A RSHA L RSCOM M ENDED national budget, la y in g economic ruin and, w ith it, th e diaappear- - W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. I t . — UP) aoce o f eiviltxation, w ere th re a t­ — S en ato r Georg* ( D , G a .),“M P' ened by continuance o f t a r if f wall*. noenced yeeterday he had recom ­ Best “ W e a re convinced," he aald, m ended Jpeeph Lee C raw ley of C o ffe e “th a t th e en tire world will eoon U n ite d L u m b e r C o elbl* to secure coat of antlcl- W e to ll be c la d to aa a a a J e n a l lio u sln g loar p a le d repair*. Kreweh * t th Reduced PRICES ON NEW T f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FI-OKIDA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1934 fusion T UR Y C PROGRESS Rlotlnc broke out a t „WatcrviUe, Maine, today, a newr touim of violence on the lextlkfatyOce’ fro n t National Guardampo were ordared to duty in Watcrville after a bitter f n y outside the Lock w o o d Manufacturing Company mill. Pallc* fo u g h t a hand to hand w ith pickets a t ' th a mill T e a r g a s gun* harked, i w ere hurled, and a 100 w iain th* m iu wer* sh a tte red d u rin g the outbreak, lb* w orst a trik a la Main# SO fa r. T b* ■ trike's d eath toll m ountad. E rn e s t R iley of M ount Holly, N. t , who su ffe red a bayonet wound la s t n ig h t In strik e riottog / i t Belm ont, died In a b o e p iu l. I a addition, a a a a*aa w as killed la N o rth C arolina d a rin g an a rgwm ent grow ing o a t o f anion a c ­ tiv itie s. A pproxim ately 100,000 more ta x til* w orker* will be called out by Monday to J*la tbe 420.000 now a a strik e, It waa In d k la te d y e ste r­ day by F ra net* J . G orm an, n a ­ tio n al strik e chairm an. Tbn executive council of the U nited Text/1* W orker* voted aorom m iUe* to call ape In tb* tex tile h* urfrMied unless a settlea aald bia ulUmailon of tb* strik e thin week stand* ■era launched a (b a t reunited to For Limited 'ilm e Only * w ith tb* re s a lt th a t strik e r* ' rank* rem ained prsctlcn lly unchanged. T ha pcllU sa of lb* «Uk code a a lb o rlty f a r a public h e arin g on p trik a Issues warn refnsed by tbe MBA and a n *1te rn s tie* req u est fW exem ption from tb* rode was Ilk rw ins* rejected. . T b* to ta l nam ber of w orkers re v (C ontinued on Pag* T h ree) T* W e Ur e O ur Friends To Take Advantage These Reduced Prices * - K.,14 V a lu e S 6 .6 3 V a lu e 5.00-19 . 4.40- 21 9 .2 7 V a ! a e 7J1 Value • •; 5.25-18 4.50- 21 •• STAMINA 5.50-17 4.75- 19 n tU T O M tM N i r f p p M ----- I9.H 3 V a lu e »*, 14.48 Value 7.00- 20 H.D. - 3 1 ,56*00-19 H.D.-­ 5* ’ . *: _ v* .. '4 T h r F irrslo n * C entury I“re g re s s T iro baa h*»a g re at A m rrU aa publf* as tb* o u te ta a d la g t a la a af 19SL • ,Since w r flrat latr«duc*d tbU tiro It baa Ilw re g u la r llated prlrow—nad each p u rc h ase r latiafa ctian . - - - 10.25 Value 7.5H V a l u e " by lb* * tn m eet to d ay 's r— f G U — » • hava dm ablto a t a b * —4 agualvd by a ay n tb ar. elded te offer te tb* publ brand. U> our decistaw te a*B f a r a Um lted lim n 'a — a f tb* to ite r grad* lire* a t price* fa r Xakaw ether* w* f—I c— fid— t th a t V* w ill' ba m ar* th a n repaid by g a in i n g . —UariaA v VaJac T h e O a U U a d line lU j In | b « Low lhrtec FicW FIRESTONE i pap u lar avaa a t sta te d hla ra ltr* RomAntic Youth Held A s OutOf E xistence M IAM I. S ept. 19. — (A P ) — R»m anU c y o u t h - th a t tra n sito ry a ta g s betw een childhood and ndultbood— today no longer exist*, be lievm th* n ational p resid en t of tb * A m erican l a g Isa au x iliary , Mr*. W illiam IL B lester, J r , a f Philadelphia. C ” T m U now is pushed owl a f batorhond," aald Mr*. B lester, "an d MM to sink n r rw tm . I t ’* to th e ir • ra d ii th a t th ey usually owim. B i g la t o a t t « tow ard a braadend U . anlidlfytnc affect upon th e ir - - - 4.45 4.90 5.201 4A0-21 I l a s e r e r , fa wr 4.50-21 4.75-19 . now -, ante ROM E. Sept. 19. — (A P ) — Italy'* little boy* turned last a lg b t from m arblr* to machine g u n i B enito Muaftolim ordered rota aorjr m ilitary training for all n a tio n 's m ales a b o tr the ag e t *f e i* h t. The o rd e r—intended to m oke tbe fn ariet land a n “arm ed nation**— prescribed schooling m w a rfa re for every Italian <d ier th an e i f t t and ) thunger th an 11. La s I night lla l) *• new spapers hailed with h u re headlines this “rrYival of the spirit of th e a n ­ Envoy Indi­ NEW CONFIDENCE Russian rectly D e n o unccs jap Activi­ ABROAD IN LAND, GtiesermBan efore League SAYS V. A. SPEER c ien t Romans,* a sse rtin g u aan l b e tte r y th a t m ore and lraln e .1 m aterial would be provid ed for the count ry ‘* high-s peed wmr machine. **Tbr functions of the c itisc fu an<l the so k lltr a r r in«tiva*ihte In t h r fascist sta te ,’* I| Itu rr and h it h ln rt p ro rltim ed a* they d r c r t r l w hat was brlirY-r«l to hr th r m ost sw rrplnir p ra e rtim r m obilisation M ILW A U K EE. Sept. 19. — UP) in history. — A D em ocratic sla te lickel Ia « t m onth, a t Bnlornm. Musw>- stro n g ly in eupport o f President lini, w arning th a t th r **idra of war IliMisevrlt's "N ew Ih * !” a p p are n t(C o*lina«4 On S) a W isconsin ;m m ar> rlrc tio n yr» trn la y , leaving the nrw la F o lI r t tr Progtrswiv$* P a rty an«l Itpiililicans brhinil mi m ra te »»f ln u t 18 volrs lit m precinct This wjm iinlii nit «l by return* fruni m orr th an halt of the s ta te ’* :M .i|ii p rrrin c ts lin v e tn n r A lh n l S$ hi|ietleruann | | l l hsd a heavy plm ality over t*.» opponents for the (tenioctatn* guIh t netm iial nonntiation tin the other sla te tickets, Philip I aif’o llctte. Pr»)gres»lV$* tunlnlM le for governor, and Howard t li r r n Ilin K FO Itl), III.. S. pt Repiihln an. Iini| suh"! snt tal me (A P I I'.tslm aster < lcn .ial I iitli-y jo ritirs n \c r Ih n r opponents, hut a sse rt c l m a political ad.Ire- h.-n* they fel| eh o rt of inerting the last night th a t ihe "old g n a td m*m<K*iatn voting -(len g th . Ih e llis .ir r gang isn't in step »>th a n i m easure o f th e N>-« lh » l II" .. u r g e d Ih-m ocrots ami Itcpul.Hcal . ' ' ' I alike to " la c k up I'.e -n b nl R— ■ »A" M '"“'*-l-P> " lav -••(••rwmtly n|i|iar.-nlly had dealt them veil m h i. splendid « ...k ” , | ( f lr p t h n«*w rfille d Stall"* Brfia Speaking before a gath erin g eluding Governor llo rn e i. Sennloi» lor an«l Ihfpp in w c«*ngr*“*^inrn W ith !»•*• Ilian J imi $if tin lew is and liie trn c h and Ma> nth. 1 lilt -la te 's I (Km pie. III. Is inis.ing. for Kelly of ( hi. ago am m et Giivi in.n 1 heodorr G Bilbo „ n i. IW n o siatic Irad e is, th.- 1 hao m a n ot t h e llenincintn N« held a lead of m ore than 1000 over to ,nal C om m ittee called Ihe t. •' Senatoi IIiils-iI S tephens in the l “, old guard a “ reek les. n e w ot re tn iiis (loin yesterday'* run o ff , pirate* " lie railed them (he ' • ngi p n m a iy n erra of ruin" of tlo- days ol llei Itepiesentalivw . Ji-ft llostiy and Is-11 llm .vrr K iiss.ll F ill. ) wen- del. ateil foi The outes.me of the Maine elr. iq io .in in almu and lti-pr,--i-nlatiie ( ( • u tto a e d (to Pag* » Itoa t .dlm s who tan fo, the Sen ale a g ain st Blllx. and Stephens in New Deal T ickelSent Jacksonville M eeting Into OlThc Under Fails To R e v e a l s B iggest Of Vot.'s; A nything D efinite; Bilbo New Senator FERA MayLendi _ (yr) CITY NEW S BRIEFS Art.aunincp th a t t h e r e win .G E N E V A . Rept. 19. — (A P ) — A s te m w arn in g to th e world lau-nl w eather y rs trrd a y : H igh be n F a rm e rs' W h o l th a t w a r l* “ th e th rea te n in g flan !HI, low 74. M arket set up in S a n f o r d in g e r o f tom orrow ” was voiced by e a r l jr Tin- City B riefer extends m any tim e to ta k e ra re o f M asim L itvinoff Iasi nig h t, a t the v e *i h e r e th lff happy re tu rn s of the day to Miss fall crops was h isto ric session of the le a g u e of I lla ie l W hitehurst who was am ong m orninif by F. F . D o r n e r , N ation's a rsem h l, wh,ch elected I R V I N G F K H F R the Sanford persons c elebrating president o f 1 l O I l li l l th e S e m in o l e C om m enting upon I “m arvelous the com m unist R ussian re p ublk* . I I I I I I l U th e n b irth d a y an niversaries today, kit'played lo m em bership C ou n ty A ffricu ltu ra l C lu b , new •pn-il” th a t I* and lo Miss Camill* lira s, Mrs U tv in o ff indirectly den o u n ced 1 everyw here, a sp irit th a t appears du rin g a n i n t e r v i e w Kndm-y Ashdown (n re Aly* Chnrf l l gh I I Ml T k Ct to be based upon ro nfldenre in the a ctiv ities of G erm any and J»- I p e n in g l, Tom llro th rran n , llowatvl in w hifh h r ilianiRvrt) jr r a tr r d a jll tb e fu tu re ami a desire to* help pan in hi* m aiden n.ld res* L O l^itig, and Janie# O acar Dullo**, m ertin c nf tha S ta te M arketing mold th is fu tu re w ith action. City rig n com m issar of th e new ly-ad J r., and all o th er persons who will Board, F F IlA official", and Id* C om m issioner V. A- Speer return.-.! m itted Soviet t'm o n in the Lewgue j re le h rale th eir h irtlidsy a n n iv er­ cal grow ers in Jacksonville. to Sanford yesterday a fte r a m od .circle*. saries tom orrow . C ongratulations Asked fo r a compreh*n*lv# ro* "E verybody knows,” . he eal.l. sa tis fa c to ry th ree w eeks' business also are extended to Mr. and M rs. port on th e m eeting, and p a rticu ­ and p leasure trip which took him " th a t the exponents of th e ideas IV. G Fox (n re Josie S lum nn), larly for a sta te m e n t as lo w b*lkof w ar and th r open p rom ulgators to New ork C ity and re tu rn . who will celebrate (heir llllh w ed­ r r or not , m a rk e t is to b* b u ilt A ccom panying him home w ss of refashioning the m aps of E u ­ ding an n iv ersary in S arasota to- h e rr, Mr. D orner said th a t m orn- j hi* fa th e r. G. A. Speer, pioneer rope and A»i« by the sw ord nr* \£ (V YORK. Sept 19. -T h e ntoi row. Ing paper report* on th* m - t l n g ^ .lu r r ie d inlo a toolocal m erchant and head of the not to he intim idated bj p ap er ob"ro v rre d Ihe m eeting •pUndldiy.'* firm of G. A. S peer and Son. who staeies.” E ffective tom orrow nig h t, memnopolistic tendency instead o f a W hen the re p o rte r re m a rk a d ' accom panied hi* son to New York Ih-is uf C elery C am p No 112 >. B luntly re fe rrin g to G erm any's ^ I f g o e em in g plan for industry th a t the reports a p p eared to M W oodmen of lire W orld will hold on th e ir annual buying trip , and alleged a erial re a rm a m e n t plans, 1 , nH its labor aspect* h»>* bred vague and tndrflnile, Mr. D ornar Weekly nieeTSngs *1 5 00 o'clock M r*. Speer, who w ith Mr. Speer. L itvinoff said; 1 strik e s and led tn Moo.lsh.--l, l“rof. s ta trd th a l "The m eeting ended .mi h T hursday night instead of S r , had spent the sum m er ia lienth a t Irving F ish er. Yale eeon.ro.i-t. said "W e mia.1 not l w s irh t Just about th at w sy." Finlay night as has t e r n (he c u s­ drrsonville. N. C. new sn.1 inereuae.1 a im a m rn ta are U«l night. H ow ever, hr said. C om m ission*!1 tom d in in g the sum m er. ' T om or­ •“There** * m arvelous new s p irit prorrssling under our eyes. I V h f r r r ilk iip tl t h r trrrvl o f th r The of A grirull ure N*th*n Mayo will row 's m eeting will he featured by everyw here.” C om m issioner Speer chief d an g er ronaist* af the q u a l­ Nrw I krai ami p»tip<»i*r«l a i f f u lo n sdvU* him in * frw days in roils n discussion of fall activities. sta te d *» he di*eu«*ed the h ig h ­ ity ra th e r th an the quantity of tbe ..f th r A m rriran financial ^jratrni n rrtio n w ith ■ proposed sta te a p - i lig h ts of hi* sh o rt trip . "T he peo­ increase The fact th a t aerial w a r­ tn *rp a» atr RMRrtAI| ami banking rh , nK,.B p e -ro n te l p ro p lia tio n that would be used to , ple a re n 't ju*t ta lk in g p ro sp e rity ; fa re has v a n an equal place w ith fu n d mn«. (C ontinued On I'ag* T hr— ) „ f n |( \ in the C ourt th ey 're doing w ith w ord, nnd no­ lan.I a n.l naval arm am en ts ia su ffl •*Th«*rr would I r lr»ff m nfutlon.*' , ||,.,,s ... fmd Mis T K. 'im g aur tion*. T here appear* to be * m a r­ ricnt corroboration of this arg u - h r **if w r » p ip tn talk ab**4»t c e d in g Mr« II A llo w aid and velous re tu rn of ronf*denr*. nnd It th r many |*ar1« «»f H»r « » c t l M |$ r , . Maty ItawHiis sn reeding la reflected in scores of wny* " NVw Ikral. wlii«h m n -fiiu tr in fact, lu tiin o ff law *" hw m ai.len Mrs. G ladys M W illiam s a- ease S u rp risin g Mr. Speer cons,dera t le t* t t i n (<*n flu tin g Nrw rp e esh hy espre*sing g ra titu d e. a iij work.-i* Mrs lln w aid I. now ably was the change in the s u i ­ Ik ra U a ssista n t in tin office of County “Our entry into the le a g u e in ted * of wholesale g a rm e n t, ready T h r NRA. h r ^a$«l. ha- app aren t Agent C. H |law s,,n as is Mrs. 1* te-wvwr, and te s li l r m a n u fa rtu r the 15th year of its existence calls ly a rrrp tm l “ what I Iw lirvr U i C lla rn a g e . Mis E .1 G onsalet for eapt*it*tion," he asid. "I shall era. S m f h g th a t in past years fum larm -nlal fallacy th at |Hii«ha^ Tixlay I* th r Ja y th a t m ark* tb* also la seen dally in the ELBA of m an u factu re re would pass up speak w ith fran k n ess and m odem mjr |M»wrr ra n t e in c rra —Nl l») in ItirUuUy an.l w rtU Ing a n n lv eraarp lion. We represent a n r* sla te — Florida custom ers, Mr. Speer raid rrra « in g n a lb ." nf m any local |H-rsnns, b u t tb a th a t th is y e ar. “ They go out of new in stru c tn r* and a sp iratio n s H r e»prnubc«l h im -rlf a - favor , Tonitrhi i« an itn|»«»r Ja y la not q uite so Im p o rtan t to A new s ta te t* alw ays met with th e ir w ay to w a it on you " ing m in i reform * **attemptr*J uf I th r com paratively whorl niwtory of those person* as ll Is to Mr*. J . *a-.*tou — 1 / y ______J I Busby and, H tale Hcnalm Han Mr l l aram a th a l IW m an u factu rers hostility which la wot m erely th ro ­ 1 Hanford Ju n io r A nllrra texlire ft F. la in g . who has realilm! a t hat* ws m ilita ry to te rfe te n c * .' schecfflO rey the A drtdaU tral.-to, T c T R u Z I I I K ( T O W u G rhee elim inated EH/. > had lea rn ed th a t Florida had e n ­ i« th r ni|{ht when il» $h a itc r uf home, (TJI Oak A vrnue, fo r ovar U tv i— f f said the U. 8. S R i but (hey have so Ih r not, helped joyed a good season Iasi y ear, end i*» x a im a tio n will Im |»$••— «*»»t•**! to 4rt years. disagreed w ith aoroe provisions of licit hindered Kecovery. Th* AA V. tin th a t N orth C arolina had it* best, RICHM OND S.|>t its It adm it offleiT, K ta ltc d Aotlei Ju s t 50 y r s r s ago, on H *pt 11, to u rist season in year* this sum the league rove— nl adding "The fnllnned b> ihe b a n k b i l ' N * A g i r t y guard and I».|h > I,-lay llolliw l'hllli|i«, ll* I h iiiriiiteiM Soviet governm ent roubi not h a i r stto y ed w ealth and incro..- f..r n ic 1hh4, Mrs. I jiin g ^ a m e to Banforff n e r , Mr. Speer esp laln ed . sad t* 4' a lh a l a g . ,g lion a fte r I m llliliali'd Mini lt« "ix offi w ith her m o th er *nd young dau g b the m an u fa ctu re r* seem to feel agree.! whew the covenant was be 3— ('l- ** « - h .d e arol Iw ih a p . f..r th e tfB al liad broken • ll III- l-age Mill t e nestallrd The |h*|.atid ( C n - l U f i *a r i f f T k m ) m any nr m«i*l firm « n . $|rwpi»r (te II, d down a te r aboard s riv er s le a m tr which in a r i i r u . |.aia.b-, I* th a t when N orth C arolina p ro s­ liiniui A ut I* *» I •••li(c will "«*n«l a _ __ _ -tudtird a ttem p t In Help them by and s« al «ar<»i kur**-. pers, Florida will prosper late r on Im w ih’lcgalooi to Ihr illy to a» united h e r w ith her husband, th a taxing th r re»l nf t t e ftwm try ... "S o ." he said, “credit is easier •»! mi (h r $iiiio iin -w \ah u h art* to la te J. E. luiing. who had com* -M y rh»rf rnli«n>m nf r r r i a i a in ti-friH inlo Ihi* section on June 8, 1884. A*- I hr h*»t» Lnih* f t«w» • "b’» and the m an u fa ctu re rs are a m in o s te xm a l 7 :I0 o’« lock. |« r t* nf t t e Nrw Ikral ip 'h a t (te y a !••••- • The city of today w»s a tow n to e ste n d it. I waa g r-s lly im trrwl In n v rrlu ift «nir \m rri< an t e lni)|ptl at t t e lhf«»»l press*ed by the m any »aloes of «y$)lrm nf priv ate • n lrr p r'o r. ilw* <lra«ifir ite <<"■<' x«$'..it mu.I wank T hii-r rliMityi" have hern niadc th.-n, hut * (rooming lown, on# ' t 11a * hiB hrav> i$ flh inti* Ite* anim al frred us in b e tte r quality mr> m the pcitooiiiii-l of A tlantic and which wa* featu red hy the h u rtle ajrhlrm whwh ha- nia<l« I'alrtklfiiaft J«)k»ti R*»tet( I' miiI 1 .4*1 r hand is* th a t was th e U*t word in I'a n flr yiiM iiy "Ion*" hi Saiifoitl. and bustle of river steam er* *r» I te- m art pr(»-|*rf(*u» »*f nation* l*lai kltwl fivr a« »1m •••ir** style and design. Prtces s r r rer ma*tr p ir n tin A m rf»«an la I m e t it MM" aiinouncr$| today, lla««rl liv in g *n-l d ep artin g S*nd *lr**t* K ISSIM M EE . Sept 19. Du“ a( tafia* •"•1 H»* !••••• f»c*l ateoit the •li*a-t*r aid#U tnly more reasonable th an in to e x rrlle n i aeas.roal Mutton. niMitaifrr of the A A I* were everyw here, bo o d rn ronditam * t e t t e r ufl titan lab-rer* a ..y w b « rr| ln» teM , IniMitiir •• Ite * '• • • ' Ite - rharx** Mori* al Sanford Avrni'i* and I irat w alks were not uncomm on, and , years, and q uality is trem endous truck farastog outlook to the a c t rla r. « rY rn l !»•• i*«!• te J m r luk ••*1 StatrM \llo tto s tM*r| ha« te r n prom oted to a cow* roam ed In e ie ry direction. ly Im proeed ” " T te BilllMtr* nf I te |*$r-l«l*-llt | e ra end a t O scoda county I* th. tr\g i r f u r r n» ite H aftktff te.% hy Willimti "I om' al Ih l.a n d II " place Asked how tb* strik e w are haa best It ba* been in sis year*, sc who hffir lr«f him l ««1 11 nflt | s te ^ l Today, Mrs. l a in g , hale, h e a rty M rlal W k •« |.tit|ilt*>« « >•'! foi I hi M aui1 tee n (a k in h> Teil liltonxM ini' ■nd happy Si the sg e of 72, look* iiMliVMlualitm t n r ar«l affected the te s ttle industry as fa r cording to Count > A gent June A met wan flrd Blhl (te- d o ttf a c i r i !••— •••! t'n m ii o h • had inanayed the A A I' "tore hack upon 50 consecutive year* of R ussian m llrrtreix m ha%« $'«»r$* l»r aa be could le e rs . Mr H prar “ “‘ l e a n A $firm* timf*1 m ill a hiirh |bm adof" tn t ••• • •f v to tin *j»t Maxtiolia mii«I Seniiul Street life In this city w ith the tho u g h t, Bufarturcre the a ttitu d e of tb s T___________ im ely and m oistening rains y«»rwl rm-ft I) rwrrwrting ••■uw v «l **rr«l viflr M|M'nnl m ir »!•**•» im l •ate I onteiy "aid tin charx«*« ((’untlnued On P aga 4) x "God has certainly favored in* appears lo he, “ U t them *tr>ks. ] ^ Tr been a stim ulus to res-d besj«. th r Slvrk l.tr h a n g r ami firtwl four time* ■! tte te-a«t i* h-*•* Id te im r«tijrat«*d richly and I am more than th a n k ­ W r base a surplus of guods." ln- Ihe plan ts a re ready and » « n y ntrnt prtiaraiure They af fnmla r«*arw $«>uM te livartl on tte m m tall) nf>|HrM^| tn t t e \nw tM xn ful It's been * w ondrrful *xp«ricidantelly, M r. Spec* said th a t • re being tran sp la n ted to the at rtM$$|tani«*«l l#jr | h»Im• $ii«*n h t taw no sig n s nf • sh o rta g e uf fields. Tb* principal fa ll crops will prwfit • ) -lem itself. t t e f u ir il rnlrifw l t t e tenlilin^r xflil Ln. , M urru C n x tu hmaim* * ’, r " | . ' | n i r 0 r H A n d 1 2 T f tC H m e * " “ O n r way m ay t e c a ite l Ow mi r dnuhtful ton ig h t a fte r th r 1 , , , K * - f n A I I U I L lO tB clothing of any kind. uiw wf t t e o ffirrra fiHl»lictl the Mrs. la in g ws* horn In N*W be pepper*, e g g p la n t, cabbage, and rta lla tlr «»r Hu»«ian w a r. n«'ti**ly ■ml Iroanl of Inquiry *t»rnt four hul Y ork City, and before com ing W hile to N*w ork C ity, Mr. totnalora. w ith sc a tte rin g p la n t­ for th r g n v rrn m rn t *•» r ».•» *hing» wouitlrivl anim al with a l.nU IS V H .I.K , Ky . 8rp t. i o . _ and una half h*•ur* exam ining lin Irt. ing of p o ts toe*. S p ro r said th a t be saw only o itorlf rwt fur p rofit but rm plny \ JJ m onth" old K rnturky buy Hanford «h* resided a t Qulney. % % T te rfn » tl m i « t«TT«»r • Itir k m hulk A. P. T a te . W alter Brawaoa ami th r unrni|4nyr«l T te 4»tter may te g roup u f persons w hs n p p ra ro d to ha« IJ little fin fa ra and 12 little M r. la in g came to this sectlo* *T'ip rv'l a* ca»taln aa I aa* to relieve a relative who wlshod ha n u t mi strik e , nnd th a t “ W* tbe Isjp fera a re alrwndy p a ttin g railed t t e A furtbcaa way, namely a» I t e |$<m Lrokr o | m vi ii> rax*' an«l tha? th r fin "tart$*«l un 'l l ' dr« k.'* l«ra, all ru well fo n n rd th a t to to go N orth on a vacation, •wit peppers, and Steed and* D ay­ tu Irt iKjxinpu m ake prnfita again Irapr-tl to th r w|$r«-t (Canttowed On Fn** I ) tell which a r r th r “ritra * * ' ia in llrfo rr m rn, auiiipn, ar»*l $hil* Mid HicktCMin hi Hoover. hra*1 ton will begin se llin g cabbage on ami re einplny lalmf w ilhnui gov l a i n g enjoyed hie residence her* 'm|M>«"ibllity. dren had an o|4|M»vlumt)r t«, *iait of Ihr ffth ial teianl. " I'm no! so much th a t he sent fo r his fam ­ a su b sta n tia l scale n e st rrn m rn l awl. I te lirv r in th r \m r r Ilr la (Ic o rfr |)avl* Jr., of Hra* tu n a in r, tte at te aal -|»i vox a r il) c n la m >ft w here it dul " ta d E g g p la n t a n d tom ato p lan t ily. and th eir career aa resld— ta ra n way." at th r nrck uf tte hot wr, draxXit'X And that i* a n ia ltrr th a t m ud toiivillr, Ky., th r nun »»f a fa rm rr. nf the city h a J begun. Just 50 y— r* a r t ska a Lag up ia fine condition f i-te r offered a plan which t e I al her and ion w rrr viaitura a t it to (hr fru u m l t e yonr min thoruughly. and tra a a p la n tin g of (bean will claim ed would m ean t t e cm aalion ago. At r r e a t n*k io hi»$i»rlf. 1‘iu l “ Actually tor found nothing At th r a ta tr fa ir thia w rrk and th r T A M P A . Sept- I P — A n u m b e r be uder way before tbe f ir s t a f nf in Hat law ami drflatkoa and «-f Mr*. l a i n g has been * m em ber n i* k n l ia d o o r, ao*l u|g'i o | fin* all tu »<hoto to hr re th r f ir r really fa th e r took tim e off from r h l l i n f f w itnesses, including L akrtend O ctober, it la indicated. texnnt* and drf»rr«*M»rok." I lr adv«* tlir variuua rx hibita to aprculata of the F irs t B apttet C hurch f a r but th r lion a p |« i* n il> mio nut i atartr«1. hut tor uhtalned a y n a t r* peddler* and n p rra W * a> f a ln i th a t all m oneiary operating* tbe p ast 48 year*, tn d a m ernbar a f on hla ••)»»'■ career. • n h tts ly xroundrd ro station*, wer* deal uf valuaM r inform ation ” | e turned back to Ihe governm ent (t* variou* wom en'* article* a a d " H r "hmild t e a r r e a t football Ik , w itness stan d a t a fed _. rasa __ , f s . , an.1 th at a pcwsiai.ro I s m a.ir f... long. T h* lilayrr,** th r fa th e r oplnrd, "o r a classes equally a* com m ission henring o ral t n d * D o g s I h r o a t ru le d luo prrvenl iHiUKtuy ..f all bank U ixrr. |M>rhapR and how hr church llaelf wa* founded her* M yesterd ay te te stify to *1 - -— — t reserve* ■uI,leet tu check. Nation year* ago this m onlh, iiut h*r a f­ . "hould play a piano!** i * f hnatoe— comp e tition by W IN STO N -SA LEM . N. C , I , | |u lM A „( M l c a tu * banking filiation did not come u n til tw a P a rity Ira L am puny ol •pt. IP.—410—Dr. C. W. Cm NEW C A S T L E . Pa.. S. |.i 19 I system , vrvev, *< LiUi l» year* a fte r h*r a rriv a l. ford yesterday drew a f« NEW SM YRNA, Hr pt I'.t — In (A T -T h e |*a»tor of the M .ilu .l lake, be lib s' sewlessee m c h a rt ■at Episc»|.*l ('h u rrb a t C lviurr. ju rira M'auiiinx from knit* toouiuK ■ tag out u f bis ru ttin g a N. Y , .says 1‘resw trat Ru..-. ». It "Uatairi«*l in a fight at E dgcw atrr dag's tb ru a l to a dowa-teww drug Increawe Reported H atunU y n iyhl, R o te rt II Havia. would not br allowed to th r pul b ars sW -a tbe W ASHINGTON, Sept. IV —(AIM In (Ll. of K d x rw atrr, ia •till lu n fin rd pit of (be rh u trh bill fatted t a 'p a y a Bcf.-re d rlrg s te s a t Ih* annual to th r t how ninr'a aanatoMiiin, and — S ecretary Sw anson announce.) fa r ro te rto a ry axrrixca. Wa s h in g t o n ' srp e i».— m eeting a f the E rie r— fe rrn rr. Thdiina* llru o k rr, Aft, alao <d L l f f - today that Ih r U nited Ktatee G rot testified tb e v e trn - (41 - A tb rro " p e n m l to a trr, I* in th r city jail N" • h a rf* would hold w ar m aneuvers n e s t .th e Kev. L. K. Phippa aald: flra t t e a t tb * am ort. fsc tw y payralls and a “ I am tire d of b earin g Kou*. te " Irt'cn p referred afRin** lirook* sum m er in * P uget Sound-A laskaIla g b Tbaaaaa, a t lb bis fteto, ami re a l gain la factory veil described aa tbe m oat relici rr ll la aald th a t th r ttou m rn H aw aii trian g le in Hna w ith the _ •• te a a rtosd tb e dag a a d atoabeO d u n a g A ugust a s rsuapqrod w ith ous Preauirnl we b a rs over had i*rrr at udd« w ith aach u tte r ovar N a ry 's policy of connecting fleet Am fur A u g u ii fu r J u ly — July were rw p o ll d yesterday by d rop guab to Ite i b i w t , allow Am problem s and co ncentration In Hiare br has been P re sid e n t. he a m iddle-ay rd Woman. ni«k UW *'F« S w ir ta r y Ik v k isa. « M t o btoed to d—tb . ba* a tte tv led church but lim e Havia aaya h r only w anted rr a re a s contiguous to A m erican t e r ­ T br naploym s-at u l a a d d ill— to tb e to u r M a t t e rito ria l w aters. Th# flee t now is If ever be cornea to my c*«ivrry fo r th r am ount of t t e hoars tn a a te d a t TSJWO a ad Uw pay town, bo i s n 't get la te th r pul •-nrout* bark to th* W est CoasL pitaJ bill. roll advaaro a t $1 A"*j0®* pro p it a t m j church ~ week. HEADS ODD FE L LO W S C U BA N PA L A C E G U A K IlhO Spirit O f People H as Undergone G r e a t Change, He Reports FARLEY BERATES CRITICIZES NEW GOP OLD G U A R D " 1 K IND AS PIRATE CREW !Yale Economist Says Hoovcrites All Out Of Step With NRA I*abor A sp elts New Deal Policies HaveCauscdStrikc8 Mrs. J. E. Laing, 72, Has Lived Here 50 Consecutive Years Enraged Lion Shot In Richmond After Sailors On Morro (’astie Allegedly Threatened By Line*... Osceola Farming Outlook Best Seen I n Recent Years iig.n »f thr fur that -wr|it thr Kentucky HaheflaH 12 Doctor Who Sloshed af a Preacher Would Deny It SecniH ThatThey’re Pulpit To Roosevelt NevcrTooOldToYearn ]9.'i5 War Maneuvers To Be Held In W est MARITIME NEWS ladabtainca* LOCAL W EATHER Factory Payrolln RA CE C A L L E fT o rr KNBB D O U B T FA TA L GRIFFIN, Gal -M. W. N to a fto H ig h Bsbaa i Jr NUMBER 281 ■ -■ ■■ ■.' ■-ua 'J Lakeland Ice Firm Tropical S t o r m Said Violating NRA; a Off Puerto R i c o ; irASHINCTTON. 8*pC 1»— <AP) e - T b a .W —t b - Mnronu to d ay i* C a a rte r Typ* Pric* Fire Centg Boys Turned From DEMOCRATS Farm ers' M arket :rike Riot Front UTVINOFF Italian Their Games By Mussolini Into Maine; VOICES NEW To Study Military Tactics SET RECORD To Be Built Soon; IN WISCONSIN Says F. F. Dorner ^ 2 Die In Carolina WARWARNING Gorman Says 100,000 More TextfleWorkera W01 Be Called Oat N e x t Monday I la s H r y ’a ; r o t . Mias P arkins said, waa off­ set ia p a rt b p A d a m la re c ta l* N EW PO R T. ~Hept. 19.—(A P I — T be th ird race fo r A m erira'a cup tbe ItrlU ab c b a llrn g rr Envictor la tb* first two, tbe defending A gaeriran sluop i UP b m i« . HA V A N A , B a p t 19. - ( A I M Tb* p residential palace wa* placed u n d e r a heavy g u a rd yesterday and m achine guns commanded all a hproa rb as to It a s a rn-ult of th re a ts l a d e a g a in st high gove rn a ro a t afflciala. TORONTO. Rept. I B .- ( A P ) — W illiam A. P itte n g e r of D uluth. Minn., y rs trrd a y waa sleeted g ra n d sire of th a Independent O r­ d e r of Odd Fallow s, holding It* annual m eeting bar*. II* succeeds Jam ** A. D arts of Toaom a, W ash. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 1934; <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/b22b4e6de40081b44a821592f536fb02.pdf 9e6bd6ac0759dc359df3b1935bb24d79 PDF Text Text HM— | THE flA X W R D HERALD, HOW RHODE ISLAND MOBS OPERATE A. 8J boat; 8 Kidnaping Suspects BITRATION MILL o w n ; W orld's Attitude On DebtsMust Change, Says High Official DICTATORSHIP TALK PURE BUNK SAYS PROFESSOR Best Features OfNew DealToBeKotatned, Says State Mentor GAINESVILLE, Sept. IB.—To say thai the United S U ta | | l headed toward a dirtatorahlp la "pur* hunk," Dr. J . M. Leak*, pro­ fessor of history and political science a t the University ot ElohIda, told the Gainesville Kiwani* Club Thursday In hla second nddraaa In two day* on varioua phaaea of the Conatltution. -V i He I'poke on the "B ackground of the C o n stitu tio n " a t the Gainesville R otary Club Tueaday. The talka w ere m ade in connection w ith C onatltution Week. "T he pa rte of the New Deal th a t are round and eonatltutional will go on," l)r. I . r a i l aald In refutlrtg Ih r argum ent* of thoae who er*|lend a d lctatnrahlp ki ImmlnSjZjl "The p a rt th a t la uneonaUtutlonwT if such la the c ate, will be scrapped or b rought under the C onatltution or the C onatltution will be am ended to embody It." a -* , It. I., in what wa> ileaeribei ■Irik r a taited . Store wmdowi police and Rhode laland Na the mob, (A aaociated I'reai DIVERSE STORIES TOLD OF SHIP DISASTER I’le-ident Roosevelt's te ilile h iry boaid ailed opeiatora of (n ito n ulitlr to W ashington In he) of aettling the atrlke, hut nhanduned I he m ediation a fte r IJm anufarliirer* ir/n * rd to a rb i­ tra te T hree apokeamen of the Joralora are ahnwn atrolllng at W aahington S tre et. L ift to righW . 1). A nder.nn of Macon, Ga., pieanlenl of the Am erican C th M anufactucera aaaoctatlon; George A Sloan, head of the Con T eatile In -titu le , and E. N. Itond, preaident of the l*ei|uot fa at Salem , Maaa. (Aaaociated I'rea, ........... Continuing the apeaker eald It la not difficult foT a dictator hi Italy, Germany or Ruaaia to bruah aaidr thel conatltution* of thop# countrioa liecauae they do not ha»a roflatltuliona] governm ent a* wa know [t In America. NEW DEAL’ ISSE iN MISSISSIPPI We Strikers Demand Prom pt RemovalOf General Johnson ft ontinned From I'a e r O nr) would furniah a real to it of organlie d lab o r's stre n g th under the Ind u a trtal re ro v e rj act. The num ber of strik e Idle wa* estim a te d by Independent survey d u rin g the day a t slightly more t h in 400.000. W hile mill renter* w ere reported generally qu irt, a d ­ ditional m ilitiam en were mobilised In Maine and Connecticut. The G eorga N ational G uard w a railed “O ur C onstitution," he added, "w ouldn't work w ith a peoplr who do not have the knack of aelfgovernm rnt. Tlte teet of g o v e rn ­ m ent I* not n ia lrrin ' wel’ being, but som ething moc- th an lhaL The purpose of a cn n st’lu lin n le to make a governm ent n -t a* »n a g e n ­ cy for prom oting the w elfare of the governed. "The people of E um ne ace conout fualng th e ir economic wel’ •! rin g Still pending in a apecial se s­ with their freedom . In reality they sion of th r Rhode laland legiala- ■re not f r r r . hut kept alavea." tu re. reautnrd y iv lrn la y , waa C m I)r. ta-ekr v rn tu red the Baaerffon ern o r G reene'a re<|ur*t fur author th a t fifty percent of our people iia tm n to ra il in reg u lar arm y have never read the conatltution unit* on which action wa* deferred through and added th a t ha wb* T h u raJay night. It voted him ( 100,0(10 for em ergency uae in connection with the alrike. V rte ra n i in th r tin hat* of w ar day* patrolled the a lre rta of arv „|, B field of eral mill town*, releaaing the lo- n„ i of one ii cal co n atab u liry for duty a t the other but re mill* They acted aa individual" governm ent i a fte r v rte ra n i1 o rganisations had upon. Among voted to lak* no p a rt in the labor “ religioua her disturbance. lectual b lrth n FAIR BEAUTY QUEEN INSPECTS HER REALM NATICK v iaitin f her brother, Rt*. AWin C. H jron, p asto r bf th« F irst C ongre­ gational Church here. Mbs *,, Sept Polli •* »ra rrhed i wooded »c|ort yesterday in hope of finding gun Mitre irichfM peaches .She had li n'land in truer of Mlas Ruth M of C harlotte, N . {wared Th un< ila>., RIVAL YACHTS AND SKIPPERS IN AMERICA’S CUP SERIES Bacon/4*, who ditp than $f»0t000,000 has Iw#f in dredging the navigabli of the T ham es River, Kngthe last q u a rte r century. IritiRh Acc Takes U. S. Tennis Title /"DUPONTS’ MUNITION SALES UNDER I z t j o e A v o u e L fi J I rw t OiAuMhf-t*. m m Y i new ainylaa cham pion of iticaa Unnl* l» E rad P a rry v * ). e a v - f o ln g young �TUB WEATHER T artly cloudy w ith l « n l show ers to n ig h t and T uesday. Tk» World's Git s test Vegetable Spot s s d RkbcM Garden Land AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ON RESCUE SHIP BLAMES RADICALS Itter Criticism Has •B e e n Directed At Board Which Seeks Solution Of A ffair Gov. T heodore F ra n c is Green (above), of Rhode Island, o r­ dered the a r re s t of every known com m unist in the sta te foliowii g general rioting at W oonsocket, •ey in g he believed the diaoruer* w ere Inspired by com m unists. He a lio sought au th o rity to ask for the aid of federal troop*, but w aa^blocked by the sta te le g is­ latu re. (A ssociated Press Phuto) G EN EV A . Sept* 1 7 .M A P ) — S w itzerland, hom e o f the League of Nation*, declared In a public m eeting of tha League Ansemhly th a t ahe would vote againat the adm iaiion of Ruaaia into the League “ llecauae Ruaaian rommuniam aeeki to tak e root everyw here and beenuet ita am bition i* world revolution." Gluaeppe M otta, for­ m er preaident of S w itierland, made the etatem ent. le a g u e of Nation* A»*embly to ­ day elected Chile. Spam , and T u r­ key a* mem ber* of the Is-aguc Council. Chile received 61 vote*, T urkey, 48, and Spain, 81. The le a g u e A**amtdy refuaed to g ra n t China the privilege of rerlig ib ility for a neat on the council. China had cam paigned for a aeat on the ground* th a t tension in t i e F a r Ea»t made her the nolr de­ fender of the le a g u e '* rovenanl NEW YORK. Sept. 17.— W ith an am azing patchw ork nf confusing and conflicting leiU m ony behind them , the governm ent'* Inveetlgatore seeking an a n iw e r to the e n ig ­ m a of the Morro ('antic holocaust reeom ed their session* today In an atm osphere of m ounting diafavor and Id tte r rrllici*m . Though at leant two im p o rtan t aritneaaea are scheduled for e x am ­ ination earl) thl> week, tha e ffo rts OfTIctra and m em beri of the crew of tha D ollar liner lYealdent Cleveland which went to lha aid of the flam ing Morru C astle testified a t New Vork lh a t Robert K. C arey (above), m as­ e r of the rescue ship, m ishan­ dled his veaacl and delayed launching lifeboat*. More per­ son* could have been saved, they aahl. (A ssociated P ress Photo) HARMONY NEAR IN CITRUS INDUSTRY OFFICIALS FEEL 11 Of 20 Members Of Gorman Threatens Changes I n Agree­ ment Believed Sure FaeultyAre Former T o C a 11 Out All Of State Approval CraduatcH OfSchool P arts Of Industry Sacrebary of C o m m trct Roper, waa learned, has been bom (C ontinued On P a g # Two) Germany Refuses Proposed Eastern SecurityAgreement G E N E V A , RapL 17. — (A P ) — G erm any will not s lf n tha pro­ posed E aste rn aacurlty a i m o u n t — lha ao-called " F a tta r n Locarno" —bacatzaa she refuses to risk hovln* F rench and R ussian arm laa treading the soil of tha fa th a rN avarthalest, Germ any would ba w tlllay to a tc e p l an E aatarn •C rearaant cm bodylni th e Idaaa of "collective non-agression oblig e. Dona and consullatiun betw een In­ tere sted poware In pcriodi of poltttcal trial*," W ait, la b rief, la w hat tha relch told tit* w orld's pow ert in reply U th e ir recom m endation th a t ah* Vlgn tit* French-aponaored “ E a s t, e r a Locarno,1' th a Associated Free# learned yesterday, . ^ • l e g a t e s to th e L eague of Na‘ ■Wf aaaem bly hare detcribw l the B onin g o re rn m e n t'a position as v ttn llj Im p o rtan t to th* world Poa»# g t th ia m om ent w hoa th e po­ litical lhm o p of the whole world •ta a d a to t o modified, th ey said, h y R ts s la 's election to th* league, •v y m tad to ta k e place Weztiws- MARITIME NEWS of learning Sem inole H igh School— opened it* doors fo r the J 034-35 *ea*nn at 0:00 o'clock thia m orning, and nearly |V00 boy* and girla answ ered the call to an o th er y ear of ittudy and train in g . G reeting the students and a • mall group of paren ts and other friend* of the school was a fa cu l­ ty of 20 men and women. II of whom are form er g rad u ates of th«» school. Speakers during the m orning eaarciaaa ware S uperintendent nf .School* T. W. L aw ton, K arl I* h m ann of the C ham ber of Com ­ m erce, and l)r. W. A. Cooper of the Fir*t M ethod*! Church. Mr. laiw ton's first word* were of welcome to the new and ol I pupils. Ills talk then was centered about the fact th a t with |40,Umi, 000 spent weekly in the United S ta te s on its public schools, "It la Im portant th a t you hoys arid girls tak e ad vantage o f this op po rtu n lty to avail yourself of an education." Mr. L rhm ann was called upon to discuss “ The C onstitution an 1 C iliierm hip/* and he w ent into th is subject a fte r having pointed out th a t there are four group* who a re Interested in the school s)ste m and w hst it produea* — tha boya and girls, tha faculty, the school boards, and tha taxpayers. Dr. Cooper m ade a general talk re la tin g to the opening of school and Ita m eaning, and took excep­ tion to Mr. L ehm ann’a atatem ent th a t fig u res reveal th a t probably (C ontinued on Page Two) Midget Suicides In Jum p Fro n Cigar Box W ATERLOO. Iowa, Rapt. 17.— Kgnat Toaof, 88-year-old m idget, com m itted tolcide recently, police •aid, bj Jum ping off a c ig a r box In hix grocery store. lie waa found sw inging from a stra n d of w rapping cord attached to a gaa pipe. Ha had Jumped t u t th ree iachea. Toaoff waa fo u r fe et, 10 Inches tall. t o m River. T. B*»L I f . 1824. W ASH INGTON , Sept. 17. —(Ah W ASHINGTON, Sept 17 <A 1*1 — Frojrre** wx* reported ye* ter Franci» J G orm an, chairm an nf J a |. b> the farm ml min) at rat inn in the atrike com m ittee, Laaued an u l­ ita e ffo rt to d ra ft a new m a rk e t­ tim atum tiMlay th a t a l l • rem aining diviainn* of the induatry va »lI In- ing •g re e m e n t fo r the Florida c it­ railed out on a tn k e unlraa the ilia- ru s inilualry with an unw ritten pute 1* set tied thia wi«ek. pro via ion th at all engaged in the Minor violence waa repotted indue try shall work in hartm iny. from W aterville, Maine thi* m orn­ Ae they departed, the Florida ing. delegation *aii( U underMoml the (Jorm an, national atrike leader, r uggeatiorta would guide the d ra ftrejected a propo*a! th a t the atrihe l mg of the new m arketing p a rt, and iaaiiea, mn fa r a* the ailk mill* are I A dm inistration official* a v e r t e d concerned, l»e aubinlttad to a pubit wa« tholr understanding if the lie h e a r t ug. He proposed, tnatead, followad the a rb itra tio n through the praalden- ■uggeitiona w e ir tlal m ediation board, headed by i Florid* in d u itry would elgn th r Governor Win a fit, of .New I lam p agree merit, 1. T hat report* and record* on ■hire. From New York, P eter Van which p roration In made to sh ip ­ Horn, chairm an of the ailk rude per* would be available to th a con­ a u th o rity , laaued a call for a m eet­ trol com m ittee and to o th er shiping at which he intended t« re c ­ prr* and grower* who may reommend th a t NILA be petitioned qiirM them . to conduct a public hearing I-ab*ir 2. T h at tiMMlifiration of provi­ hum *aid it will not agree to aurh a sion* for Volnmo ptn m lu m should course so long aa H ugh S, Juhnatin be made to elim inate q uota fru it, fen* a i n» a a N it A head. co n tract a.ml non -rout ract fru it, amt to include both |>a*t p e rfo rm ­ ance amt uiiii'Uiit of flin t under control of factor* m deternunitig nliolm ent* to shipper* ,1 The method of aria* ling the M dN TU ’F .L IA N Y . ScpL IT l l l ’l Philip J u n ,o G rlra, <ir- C ontrol Com m ittee a* utigm ally M-ribril U fo rv tha Senate m u n i­ outlined in the piopoaed a g re e ­ tio n . inquiry as "an internatiom .l m ent phuuld go into effect Aug spy." -aid in an Interview y e ste r­ I, 11*35, e ic e p t th a t tha grow* r day "if he told all II would hi my member* should hr nom inated by war to five countries, including the petition irvtead of at meeting** United M ales." and the term of grow er-m em lnra Junjo Geira said he had been •tum id !«■ one in-tead of tw o >ear*. •ubpoaenaed to appear bcfuic the A 1*0 in leiectinn of grow er mem* tnrr* con*ideratioii *hould be g i^ ■ en to tha o rg a tp ra tio n through which they m arket their fru it, that the definition of a grow er eligible to aervr on th r com m ittee ehmild be modified to include any grow er o perating a (tacking *hou*a of whose total *hipmente 75 |»ercrnt waa produced on grovea owned HAINHOW I,FAD S (C ontinued on F a re Two) O FF N E W PO R T , Sept. 1 7 .— ( A l'l The defending A m erican yacht Rainbow led the B ritish challenger E ndeavor by 21 seconds a t the halfw ay m ark of the .70 mile w indw ard-leew ard course In BIRMINGHAM. Ala , Kept. t7 the second race of the scries for (A P ) — S h o ttin g th a t broke out in historic A m erica’s cup today. the I*urter coal m ining tani|> in n orth*?*! r*i<n count) y e tte r day a* a column of between giHX) and 31MNJ mine in inarched into It, resulted in the ileath of twn ne­ groes and th r wounding of m vi ral men R rtrra i hour* la te r tha * it nation bama, and M ississippi to New Or­ leans where they apent thro* days. rem ainrtl tru e r w ith m ore th an Then northward through Loelal- 1500 men in groups In th r arva aa ana Into Texas, across the Fan* officers under the direction of S h eriff Jam es F. Hawklu* sought handle" section o f that a ta ta Into to diaper** them. lieved only by the traditional hos­ pitality of the Want and the op­ portunity to observe a brand new section of tha nation, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon J. Barnett o f Font Park Juva relumed heme declaring that they “Wouldn't trade Florida for oil o f tha statoa" they have aeen so far. The Barnett* left Sanford Just a month ago Saturday for what waa to bore been a business trip with th* International Flortata Telegraph Delivery Association convention at Denver g* a climax. Their motor tour to Dearer look them through Woat Florida, A la­ Into Effect In Strike Sections Ctf Georgia Hoover Betrayed NationJust As Benedict A rnoldDid,Says ^Toh® 'vi8h joRe^m _ ... m i Places In Plants Mr. C allaw ay's a ta tem en t con­ tain* a purported "in sid e” picture of the step* leading to the nom ­ ination of Mr. Hoovar In 182H. lli* ita trm e n t I* a* follnw t: "I h a to studied the "C hallenge To U tte rly " by fo rm er P resident llisiv er. In the S aturday Evening P o st. " I f this a rticle had been w rit­ ten by any one o lh rr th an Mr. Hoover it would comm and respect ami approbation, but for him In w id e Mich an a rticle leaila one to wonder w b rib e r the m an 1* sane. "M r Hoover took g re at pain* to point out the encroachm ent* of greed for power In bureaucracy nml g n 11'ln m rr.t under the p rrsenl A dm inistration, and he wa» rem orseful enough to suggest th at 'g reed in economic agencies, b* (C ontinued On F aga 1) 2 Negroes Die In Coal M i n e Biota Nrw Mexico and finally Colorado. The return waa made through Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Ten­ nessee, and Georgia. With a fan* lu re of tha entire motor toar be­ ing the poor condition o f high­ ways in all states save Florida and Georgia. Fnroute tha BaroeUe mod* m any reins hie eeatacta with flor­ ist* In every major city, Mod three contact* res ailed In a flood o f or* dec* lhat are to to filled this win( Con ti— e< Om r a g e . MMli Storm Developing N e a r M artinique WASHINGTON, BepL 17 -(Ar) —The W eather Bureau y r-trrd a y laaued th r follow ing storm w arn­ ing: "A dvisory 10 A. M. tro p u a ) dis­ turbance intensity u n k n o w n , cen­ tra l about lo o mile* e a s t of Mar­ tinique. moving westward of weatnorthw ealw ard." ATLANTA, Seiit. 17.— (A .P.)—Governor Eujrene Talmmlge announced today th at martini law “Is in effect nil over the Stntc of Geor­ gia wherever there .arc dis­ orders and the local authori­ ties rannot handle the situ ­ ation" growing out of the textile .strike. The G overnor raid m artial law 1* ilvelared "to preserve law In G eorgia ami to protect the live* of all c lliien * of G eor­ gia a* writ a* th e ir properly ” Com m enting on th e a rre s t i f several p irk e ti at Newm an earlie r in the d jy by A d ju ia n l G eneral l.indelv Cam p, the Gov­ ernor raid "L indley C am p haa caught the flying squadron and in on the way io A tlanta with It." G eneral Carnn him self o rg a n ­ izing a group of In* men into a "F ly in g Squadron," rushed Into the nearby city of Newm an to ­ day by autom obile and hi* N a­ tional Giiardamen niade whole­ s a l e arre«l» of picket* from o i l i ­ e r town* for preventing em ­ ploye* of the Newm an cotton mill from going to work A d jutant-G eneral Cam p o r­ dered the construction of a barbed wire Internm ent ram p on sta te property at A tlan ta In which to keep the 180 picket* a r ­ M a y o .ljtn d is , R h o d e s. rested at Nawman. Camp said T h r t'ity B riefer attend* m suy the prisoner*, whom Hr loaded into sta te truck* fur delivery to happy n -tu rn s of th r .lay to Col­ A tlanta, inrludril sh o u t 20 women lier Brown who celebialod his ami 14 negroes, loiiinlay a tin ltfrp n ry to,lay, anil W hether FHHA aid I* to lie 1o Mot- Versa Rivers, Miss Hue rzlem loil to th r S ta te M arketing Ish Elizabeth McClelland. J. C Ikuazd and tha g ro w e r, of this H utchteen. £jv4 UC* J . Toll, sa d srrtlo n for tha purpose of creeling all o ther peratins w io a e birthday thr' proposed $78,000 K latr la rm aim iversariea will bfl observed to i't*‘ It h<>lrv*ale M arket I- a m a t­ m urttiw. CungrwIuIaHnna also te r to ha rtrelileil In Jai k«itnt ille are extended to Mr, and Airs. L. tom orrow sfti-rnoon, it wa- mdi- It Mann of I -aka Morinx' upon the i utr-it here tin* m orning tiy Com 1!*lli an n iv ersary nf their m arrim i»"ioner of A griculture N athan »g*', an event to b*» ttlx trv rd tmM am . CITY NEWS BRIEFS Growers Tp Meet WithFEKA liCaders Mrs. M attie Pace, Pioneer ItestdiF iT tT ^^ Dies I n Kentucky i In th e v ity w i t h A t t o r n e y Gen r i a l C a r y 1>. Ijimtl* am t M a t e International Spy Predicts New W ar Barnetts, Home From Tour 0fW est£ay Florida Is Best Staje They’ve Seen **U r fcf the Seminole sea bar o f Com m erre After a month of "miserable" b a n g a d departures weather and “lerribla" roads, re­ NUMBER 279 Pries F ir s Cenlo SANFORD; FLORIDA, MONDAY* SEPTEMBER 17, IM 4 Member* of Sanford lx>dge No. llL’, k A A. Mi, are expected to gat lier at the Masonic Tem ple at h (HI o'clock to m ot tow night In atlend a reg u lar convocation. W or­ shipful M aster A L Itrtts , who telu i net! yesterday foim a vaca t htii in (ieiirgm , wdl p u s iile over Miami ( ’ontractors Disregard Demand* Th** hay of A hm ernent, greatvat MIAMI. Kept. 17 A group nf Miami contractor* tinrftlciitnl yc«* of Ji*miiOi Kraut Ua>«, la to 1h> oiltrnifty to illa rrg aid the ilrinftmU of *er n il in .Sanford, a t« rtin g a t H im JFuliua TOO strik in g r s i pent era slid r e ­ oViol k tom orrow night. sume ronatruction johe today with Ihngfeliler, and A Jaciibaon, local me in hr ia of the Jew ish Cornmunon-union w orkrr* mg, or wa* Hepreiientfttivc* of the ftBHOcl- fiit) re n te r , will o fficiate during c rn d la rlst 7 ati'il general co n tm rto ra of m elro- i-rr*1monies, both tom orrow night politan Miami Saiordlsy night o f­ and ag ain ftI 9:00 o'clock Wetlftrefered a trikfng car (writers a w sgc day m orning. of H7 1-2 cent* sn hour and a 40hour week, in*tcad of the 75-cent "D on't fo rg et to say som ething W ASH INGTON , Kept. 17 (A P I hourly wage which brought on the about our C ourt of H qnnr to ­ The Public W orks Adm ill 1. t r u *ln k e . Far pentein rejected the of n ig h t." th r City B riefer was re (C oatlnaod On P age I ) lion was advised yesterday li st fer* A ugust construction c o n l t s • I • w auls were above A ugust, I h li. w ith Public W orks construction •> counting for the bulk of the aw ards. The F. W. Dodge C orporation said in a rep o rt to S ecretary lik e s, ORLANDO, Sept. 17.— David N Ing hla m rm lierahlp card "I'm * based on figures from .'17 e lates, F lojd, O rlando’* "m ran e a t m a n ’ U 'tta r m an fur It, too. [ don't dare Drat publicly financed c o n tra cts wh«i 'was r barged w ith fig h tin g , lose 'it jH-rtent from Ju ly Ur Aug. wa* granted a continuance of hi* ilo anything wrung, because they uat and 48 percent from A ugust, caar until Friday nig h t, Sept. 21, would g et me for It " Ruby Louise Taylor, negru girl, 1PS3 to A ugust, IU34. by Judge t heuncry Boyar in nm testified th a t Floyd had slapped iiini al court F riday nlghL Floyd sta le d th a t people had him b n and chased her aw ay from In wrung arid th a t he could prove it front o f hta store, th r "G eorgia i W ildcat." because she waa w earing and a .k rd the continuance. "I can prove th a t 1 don 't cause high heeled shoes and the noise W ASHINGTON. Sept. 17.— (A P ) trouble" he declared lo the court they made disturbed him. — S ecretary M o r g e n t h a u an- at le ige. "I can bring lOu affutev Floyd denied having struck her, nouncad yesterd ay that $630,000,- its down here s ta tin g th a t 1 am j saying th a t the g irl had coma up (8Hi of fourth 4 1-4 Liberty bonda good rllise n . People o u t th ere have and mixed In a discussion between called for Oct. 16 had been ten­ gut me w rong. J u s t because P retty him self and two negru boya over dered in exchange fur new aeruri- Boy Floyd Is my Cousin's eon. pro a scooter. He slated th a t lbs boya lirs. pie think I'm bad. But ! can prove knew he didn't w ant them riding : scooters on the sidew alk, because Th* exchange o ffrr, T rea u ry of th a t I don't cause trouble. fin a ls as Id waa considered a very “ I'm a m em ber of the Ihn-r li they ra n into him frequently • • he successful operation. and proud e f It," t o sta te d , fla.-li- stepped out the door of bla store. Construction Again Shows An Increase Orlando’s ‘Meanest Man’ SaysKKKWill NotPermitHimToDo Anything Wrong People Ready To Trade Their Bonds W A SH IN G TO N . Sept 17 IA*) — L ynn P. Talley, president of tha Com modity C redit C orporation annm inrad recently th a t the firs t form s for governm ent cotton loans under the 12 cftlton loan plan ware In the mails. M A RSHA L KKMOVKII W A SH IN G TO N . Kept 17 - W ) - J u s tic e d e p artm en t official* said recently order* for the rem oval of Fred F landers a* U nited Slate* m arshal a t Savannah had gone forw ard, declined to s ta te tha re a ­ sons for the dism issal LOCAL WEATHER »1 19 •» IT RC •0 M Kl niaft 10 TO 10 It ......... ......... TT - ■ - II .............. ......... II ____ ____,.T IT II «, ................. II IT .. It _________ IT IT II IT !■ II 10 1! A f t f »8* A u f u a t A vs (or July a# *i. I .............................. i ( 4 T 1 1 It n it ii 14 T« .14 e_ TT __ 71 T1 .11 .01 T! T1 .11 II II It T» 4.7* U » ft x lx __ ti _ n TI TO L it TI .1* 11 T4 .11 T4 .11 u .U s— 11 .01 TI ti ,i* ti ti .«* �r« ■■ r ^ r it it l d Out fhty found rtmditiotM in ■'Very stat* they visited 'a t an lb* upgrade, and W ilin g in tMM placet. T b e people a t the con u n tloh—■ and Ultra warn 1800 delegatee . ■(Caatlawad from Page Om ). . from alt orer the country,* Mr. few afternoon with P&RA offl- Barnett Mid, “werq enthusiast)? cltle in ’JhdkronyBW. W Ifti i r e about prospects for the winter. All pa rid td fcy th e rards oil t i e p M k route we talked whhj In i l w r irtll- Ba'dWbt he a fthal c titer people, and If there la a dameetlngi en the pubJnet.if. U b ytmtiom now going on you cooTJn't market. - There's nothing * . to tell It fr a * their conversation. aay'kt thb time." Thlnga looked good aYerywhere, Aa official of tho Association partieutarlg, In the SoutU” said he did hot cafe to be qobted on the meeting. ; Mr. lan d la ■Lated tfcat'hlifrh waa a striking-feature, Mr*. .Bar "The law la eery plain" as to the nett stated as she told of tholi authority of the Plate Marketing haring been treated. royally,, bj Board, "It 1s how up to the government aa to whether or not it wkihea to let the Board hare the motiey for the market.", Tomorrow's meeting • 6* Jack- WA8HIN<Wo7f In J a c k s o n v i l l e i m a m * -a x a w ui bo* In bo [Artlcolaf Mtffy t3 phx eeed With.-a; re fers admit to de­ termine sentiment of the nation’* MAMN toward crdp f i j i M i t litre tor, haa ■ fa M e n thM iaeh irrSHWfcr grama of co-opt! tlYe effdtU aiMte us'h* to 1 program they if to v io la te t U b a U c la w o f t h e (arid 0 U hold up h bunk* D u r in g U i# p a s t y e a r w e h a v e seer *,o r f p o a g a in s t th e c o n stitu tio n a l a ir „» t «, be delayed a t le a st until th e genera) election* a r e a f a r In NovemThe t r t t h o f the n a W tf O u t m oat o f fhui* hi Charge b f th e A dm in istratio n 's a g ric u ltu ra l prog ra m Would p r i f t r to M ilt Until the political atm oaphera hr* elsarad before p o ttin g th e qrtestfcn iq u are ly up to the. farm er*. One high efflcthl la n t e # n to haVa befcn' a n tld tta t o u t i H with* out delay |a s o u n d i n g / h u t .the minds of the fa rm e rs. Ra would h a re begun firin g q o n th m n a lre* within the n h it 10 daps. III* colleaguda, harwever, ■persosded him out of th e idea. They pointed out |U><*rt>Ie d M i t f o a s 'r e ­ t f•*.;he“ l t: t _______ W p u. rely co m m erce. Thi . , Intra-atm „ . , U[ commerce. ThU function, it ii con ten d ed . J Is - “ * “ * the .................... * r^orvW to vhrlthia Ju tv e , I t Is ,/uT- IN P l e a s a n t p l a c e s ;• The Lord Is th e portion of min* Inher­ itance and o f my eupt thou M*lntatnett my lot. Th# 1th** are fall«n unto me In 'pleasant place#: yea. I hate a goodly herltage^-Pkalm 16:5. 6. .- . IH«r'Hdd Uy sftnle th at tho Wpddlatldn 'of \h e ad^kl.tki .F 0”-. cl*UB« •" government bonds w»a unConstitutlofr •*; il* '• “ ten Chirged th a t Iho consfituUonsJ llbfcrtlca or tno people themiclvca arc beitig infringed upon. “ V* *9r * political opponent, a private Individual, “i."? !"* In tc w it to attempt to detetpnne Ihe con?iu!S.Vona *ty **n *ct 'of Canlrresa la it* unednktitut i ! <# k l\ 3ttr .^hlch CongroM Wtild poMlWy ^gig, Tho fljial detcrmlnhtlon of the constitutionality 1of all congrcultmal Sets Is reserved by fhe Constitution to the sapremo Court. That lx>dy of nine learmfd and gdntlcmen Is tho judge of whether the Con- A NBWEB GOHPBI. The wolves have overleaped! their hungry peek. Eloquent with th* tllent speed , that kills. Itta terrified the Innocent with attack 'Aad all th* sheep now huddle la hill*. 'Ahd many a year must pass, many a word honesty be Of htecmiptlbl# spoken Before a nearer gospel will b» heard And the grim terror of the , This la Constitution Day^How’s years T ‘ In aplt* of th* effort# to control hog production there will be plenty of pigskins In the air before long. Wo hay* about decided that beach combing la God's most faveWd industry. Their business it a|waya picking wp. In the Rummer lime folks c<nnplkln of the Heal and In the wlhter they kick bout tbe cold. Which only foe# to iihow that ll do«.*n l pay to hhrw hoi and cpld at the rime time. •hou can pass laws requiring all pkimenger ships to bv constructed o f fireproof materials, but you can't kesrp mrinlwrs of Ibv new from brlhglng highly inflamahls clean­ ing polish on Israrrl In violation ot Idw. At less! that would seem to b* th* conclusion to be drawn from th* Mbrro Castle Investigation. That IsvulsiSna father of a na­ tional guardsman certainly put his son “on th* spot" when he an­ nounced that he would kill Huey LaxUl If any harm befell th* lad while on election duty In Now Or­ leans. Clermont. Crete. That llttl* ultimatum may hav* had some­ thing to do with the look of vio­ lence on election day. .Ml* ml it having a regular build­ ing boom, According to Slat* Ho­ ld Commission, building permit* IssuerI In th* Miami are* during AugOktf Writer led by mure than 500 pfff*nt all th* building permits lasump In all th* rrst of the stats together. Cuhgratulationa to Mlkml. What helps un* part of th* Aal*. b*li>* all- M l .wb*tk#r wagoa could b* raised w ithout raisin g pricoa, and whethK M prior* wore ralsod, lb* good* Id a t th# higher pries*, of this Investigation ’foal that tk.4 wagrorouU __ Ih Was to the otfni M i b* raised without aariously tUrA llU g production. Textile workers Iir>iler GMttrtl Johnson la Nation As Arnold Did, Says Callaway MAN AfeOUT MANHATI AN nr GBOtlUK TUCK EH AUiut one young man who wept liyslenrallt a grest throng pivtsed This was at noon pn .Sun­ day. The moil understood that he • *< umh-rgoing extreme emotional stress And So, curious as cats, yet silent, they crowded rloser and stared at hk< anguish. They thought hr was weeping for suine loved one. That he whs weeping Jhey were waiting for the first for Joy they never kHFw. Nor did torrivors so that they might he, in hi« great freedom, know Hist search each fare for tell-tale lilies his Irars were the rtaebn why of anguish and horror. hundreds crowded about him. Hie And then thos* grim fared, des- | young man, a Brooklyn florlm. hat pent* men began to come In from Jvsit received word Ihit his moth*.th* cruel sea. Thalr faces w*r* act had been rescued. In aculptural rigidity. Their Jaws In wamlitaJng here and th*r* aa wer* locked. They had lohktd upon hhrrdr until the mind, Ilka a aatu- a srrib* I have talked with m*n ho have known all th* horror ratad doth, could no longer arropt •that men mi« know and ktlll lira. trior*, and so thereafter It beat T" sum* tha twhr'.'af gUns In th* against thrir consciousness Ilk* night as a groat ' 'affrwilvh la th* rain against an Improgaabl* launched ha* ho eqoal. Oner, lnra root JUl through th* light o f that storm, a man waa In a tre* that ghrikh Sunday morning I waltad wa* frllrd by lightning. Th* ah«*r at quarantine. I did not a*f th* terror ot It drove him mad, but In actual wreck, bat when I saw U>* tim* h* recovered. To him noth facas af tho** m*n I knew what It Iru* could hhk* he*n wots* than had b*oa Hk*. One*, la Colurabus, that. I h*v» talked with miners who Ohio, I had - looked throagk a while-hot litUe* p f . twisted *l**l hav* been lockad far down In inhterranran paaaagewtys undtk-. bar* arid bHwW 618 man who had burned 1g death. Moat of theta had ground for days, a prey to been trapped la lta*l cagys—they rumor, and hunger, and frar. In Wek* cM rltb behind barred doors, od* such inslahfe there e-nrVwda and so all lh*y could do Whan the wH.te Sf had'been turned. “Ywi fir* caiq* wa* to rstruat to the lOuldu't convince knem that enjr* r**r of their celts ftafll the very thing coull be wbVic. bars s*cm*d to awlt and flow And yet, radio men say thar* Is nothing So dreadful, so shocking, So horrifying as that dread of tha |**a, a whistling and'# crackling of M* wlroleaa la ( & 'faad-f# ft|V t that goes out la fraakla arayoe of (continued from page one) ttaysl of trust and all forms of economic tsranay havr long invad<d It from the right,' but he ar­ rogantly sreke to escape the in­ dictment for hi* own 'b«tra)al of trust' by pointing out the things whirli he is pleased to term *en croarhinents by greed for power in government.' , "For almost two ftill presiden­ tial terms Mr. Hoover » l - Sue retar) of ('ottimrtct*. lire fact-fInd­ ia* agency of rtur government sn I tlieipforv, bail every opportunity •» know of ‘greed In economic agen cire* atvd its agenrim and rneth od* of operillnn. “Slrrcv 'greed In rtsvriiirtilr atreel*a, betrayal of trust and ell forms of nrondmle Dranay have long Invaded tt from the right,’ this process of Invw-irtn was going on during th# years that Mr. Hoover waa hhkd of th* fact-find­ ing ddpartmhnt'.of omf fkvkeif Wont •■'** • » “THe RFpObl Iran pkrty of 111# South having had apprAgMMtkly ene fourth of th* rielegat* otrongUi • f tha I Hktldaal conventions, an-1 thersfora th* balance of power In th* Mitring of the party's tAktforma.or .declaration of principle*, and .In the nomination of the** ohArgod with the koaponslhnity of th# psocutlon and Administration i f those p lnclples, Mil b eep' id ih* control of ai«n of aUch JlmKed intelligrnc* t|id ' fvn\riotIstg that those afflicted with that.>irTh*d Which has Invaded us frpn the right' bovfrht and paid ffer Ih* South with a m u * money and proml'v* o f patron*pa, *ud ha * re su lt dicU U d th* pri^W * * f th a paVty and Ih* go»#rnht*at' tU t SO S • • • SOS | • JBOS , a ,"808 • * « he Winter Park n.d Monday srith h a ta In th* m .J.'LahntUp. o f high aahosbi a new pU*t of m . hi P rat Sanfard, th* a»>v)v1«l^r ■ n n . n l . l V . ' s U . . SANFORD TWENTY YEAltS AGO try to rohwet thU *ril 1 . otcr w atldu w a* ’on* a f t h i f»Hm sry ra a io a i w hen, ha a y o io g a rk S L rt- 1 i tn w time to boUd and develop *uch leadership la the South. Wa betiered that Mr. Hoover was the lefteal man to ptaca at the head of oar pony end nation to lead ut la reaktlng farther encroach- ____ III. * #11 k _ . i, i i i 1 *k._ «ik> meets Open the liberty e f our peo­ ple by 'greed In economic agendee.' Hla record aa a great ha* man!tartan justified us la so trustlag blot. "When we ranched Kansas City in May, 1M8, w* found Senator Dotler, i f Bo*ton, and Charles Hlllle, ef New York, there repre­ senting 'greed In economic agen­ cies' and bettering, a* way* k n kblr to do ira, that ------(C ontinued From P a c e One) they ttojM1 Sgaln buy the South with a m il* money and pro'ml*** 100 of 560 pupils In school win "ww>te their time” this year, to of patrtftage. "Thk lime they were ml*taken say that he waa mUch more op­ expect that 09 percent for a nVw leadership wlth~a new- timistic. purpose, wia there from th* South, of you boys and girls will benefit Onea veiallslng what they were up by your year of stud), and that agaUftt, they began to fight, add Vrobibly only one percent of you for three week* one of the bltter^l will waste your time as Mr. Leli eat #ol Steal baft lea ever wijred In* menn My».M our' nation's history was fought. Introduction of the faculty«b) The South look It* propw- place on Superintendent Lawton revealed th# side of liberty and Justice slid that only three of last year's never weakened. teachers were absent— Itodman “With th* Inspiration and vision Lehman and Arthur Brldgera, Jr.. of th# South, Mr. Hoover waa fl- recently rea:giwd, qnd Mr*. J. M. nally nominated upon a platform, StlnecIpW . who resigned list which promised Jostle* and liberty J“"» VD«r having seized as Girl*' to the American people. Thy.lcal EOlication lifsbbetor. “After Mr. Hoover waa Inaugu-------------rated the Iraderahlp of the West H A r d l O n V N P J ir T il and the South, upport*d by such friends at we had frum tha East, urged lk ^ the promises of th* platform * carried out, and called upon Mr. Hoover to assiat. He aa•umnl a Itl-eet fair*' attitude. (CoMlnued From Pag* I) “When tjie spokesmen of tho nr leased by him. people of the West and the South 4. For the llt34-,15 mhrketim,'cinsnile»l that the platform prom­ season the nam«> of the Contrn' ises l>r carried out, the) wciu ’. ummlitre members, seven grow Iran-led a* 'the sons of wild Jack- er* and ala "(Uppers should b< written Into th* agrremnt. Th"Mill Mr., Hoover re me load s i­ the shippaiu should b> selocte lent, snd when the West and th* two raeb Tram th* Florida cltru South insisted that the platform gru w eialltafjn g house aoiociatloi, promises hr carried out, Mr. IIoA- the Florida eftrut exchange an Ver went over inm|i|rtel> to 'greed from shippers not afflliajej will In economic ngrtiric*,' and whde oaanrysr HHU8RHH II S u 11311 El. h* tiid not have iiioial courage either of these organisat,one. Ths onsugh to openly challenge thi the grower member* be selected b West, in the May, 19'dJ, l sue of Ihe ki-cretar) «f agrlculljre Ii Time mag-sine, hr said that he such manner that at least tw rould not rt-rognisr Ihe Boulh be - market y ..lr J r . It th.ough •) cause he could "only recognise rep­ change, txro through the rlearlr utable Ketiuhllc^-is.' To be ren- house snd two through the unat utvblr with Mr.' Hoover one had fills lei', shippers. to havr Ibt* of monei. It was Im 5. Thai Florida rnrmbem of th lists rial how he got It. "Not In the history of America ■•nv'Jrne irt A-ntdl hel- yrd hi* rpOhtry to the British i-Overnment ha, there teen s lilwger h-traysl ■f the ‘liberties of the people' than that nf Herbert Hooker. hid *]• vr v c r ‘i i o r upu» “T here are tw o g re a t forces u orkltnr w ithin th a RepebllrAn •■art) to d iy . Otic is the m outhleer of 'gieesl In cCOHtintlr agen• e*.' N ational Ch*l*inen F i-teh e r ' f lung* to th a t erowd. T hey a re .« I» c.lntrnl the pkrty, well* it* / e 'f r o m r.aj nom inate it* ra n I It'-ta s 'f th ey can t r a i n w in otrkr nett said, "I fouud that only one In SO la jn favor of Huey aa# hit policies. HI* strength certain­ ly doe* not lie In the better type of cltlsen, that waa evident” In general, the weather which accompanied the Barnetts on their trip might have been termed “ml*crahla." Extreme* of hest and cold were common, particularly In Denver, while the motor drive along what natives called "fine road*" prond to be extremely dix-omfortable because of the In-' 'ease heat end dust. The most beautiful city which they saw on thflr trip wa* Cold tpr|npi, Colorado, a city nestling at the baar^of an 1000 foot high mountain. "A regular boom wa*' going on there.” Mr. Barnett aaid, "ocesalntird by the weather which •ent hundreds of people into the vrclhin which was com;paratlvtly cool." Colorado also appeared to be the- most prosperous of all of the states they visited, although the tourist season wss in full blast, snd It win difficult to *Sy wheth­ er this prosperous condition ex •ended throughout most lot tho year. Other Imprew-lons secured by Mr. Barnett Included his refernee* to the low eo»t of food and •lothing In state* *rn.**‘ the Missslppl, and the crest number of -mdsome new postofflrav In Tex­ 's knd Georgia.________________ T jjp v ’H r w -w ! T .A W N M O W K R S Q t. 25c | H C s l Vf *' a , Wk *- Wa deem A ay thing •nda With Oar Pracaaa •: A Clothes Will . ; NUT SHRINK J Laney Dry Cleanferr I’hene 4C& - » • B. lad. la Beeamlag Mara Popular STEVE’S PLACE L o rp b er A n d Roofing r S e c u r ity 1 r*f R«lr n*ni»r m n w » n , hlad^%. • #•# • n l*•*» Bflaatifs nnd 'H-rp t.f all res-xagl-arl nfi4# rve-M'fl . a ••vr»ri*T u n v nr.fN fl ll« u I'lM f Wf»r|( f lo n r |*%r • su \ « -*•#•»•»'«v J w. SirADrtTN si* r m * . raw ae n e -w r. ?, IiR. Hl’NRY McLAlILlN Rycp I’x'Mt'ncd •Ilansp.-t Cr'rrectly Im c o p nf:r S H t W M V * ' -'OHfitfielHhi 112 I’ir ' . Cold AW . Tkm ( i f . *fe. . in yo u r tnr’i fro* ra* cortty.t D rn a g M hort’feG^mb 'Dorter f t Say's QuUlit) Patrits / ■ cml slivery, but 1 <«o ROt IWel Uut tT.'S. PART IN CLA SS •R U SI^T M B J^ P raise^lortd >he Booth with phtronag*. They I rllcv* that they ran. Moat Of ns republic*nr era I* bought with n fourth etas* poriafflct.'or even ths promts* of un*. • Trrubitafly, I xroold nkt vote fir Mr. 'H ootar'far dog ektchi r at1p i t llo m Junction. T kitow that h* U fh* ihlef betrayer af tllmrty «hxt nth*e rot*|M in thi. eountry. . ' ' — ^ the way to fr* * d u in '1a b i l k Into •conr.mlr slavery. | know th a t the pofvf* a fa -tro n g In Utklr rtabntm ent. ' l t V U M t h r i r rdicAtnW nt th a t th e y repudiated N r . Hoover. ibtkrtl* Hnr*f VromWe^tf'-n^iT' “W* aiiv U healed fbr«>oliti p a irin g — H } ' CHINESE AIR SCHOOL TOLD itiivoeri f n M f a r rWa* With protfat* from hag I'l th# Inquiry foreign trail*. o-A aSn T1 o *Sa uM gaA -a tavitro M 'tthU 'iM i'haas i rorot Mrs. U n a M - r i l I �4 tIfI cat • In th* m m .i of Unknown. Uni*-# m id rrrfIflrn fr »ti«t| br ?*• d w m n l arcarillNff In law u i d»»«l .‘will l«*u«* tlirm .n on the 1*•(It day of <tl*Dt»nil>’ r A. I». (921. W ltbr«« ni) nfflrlal alirnjttur** and *+at t»»l« lh» IJih da> A ugu-t A PETERS, Sod sty Editor U , 11 3 • Mias Griffin Weds ' John Edward Higgins SocialCalendar A ttra c tin g the in te rest o f a wide tfeiu Stemper left Sunday for DeLfcnd where he entered his aopho- d ix ie of friends both here and In M n year at Stetson University. o th er p a rts of the s ta te is the a n ­ nouncem ent of the (HR AM U«lr Cut Sltnmpoo Host Farlnl • *“ S tp trin b e i Special A ll For V i: DU. I t ; LASS Clrrk Clr. nil t'tiurl Hrtnitu.i. t ’itutil) t I'loriu* ii) \ \\ \ v k i : kh « IV c . 75c sf; C. F. HALES V <• r.t St. * Del-and * 4 * 1 TDK8DAT m a rria re of fttra. J. D. Broxton hat returned Miss K. E. G riffin, d a u g h te r of will meet at 7:30 p. If. at tl* Mrs. Mamie H . G riffin and the church. frem Daytona Beach where the The B usiness W oman’s Circle of late R. U G riffin of th is city, to A ” 1 * week with relatives. John E dw ard B ig g in s, to n of Mr. the F irs t B a p tist C hurch. Mra. B. and Mrs. E dw ard H iggins, also at C. Moors, chairm an, will m eet a | Robert E. Daly, J o i a ’E. John- th is c ity . 0:30 P. I t. a t th r horns o f Mrs. fab. and Carl A. PatotWa at New Floral H e ig h ts. A T he cerem ony w as perform ed Fred Myers, fork City ara speeding a s h o rt S a tu rd ay evening a t 7:30 o’clock picnic su p p e r w ill be served. Mem­ a t the rectory of All Souls’ C a th ­ b er. a re to m eet at the church. M m hers. olic C hurch w ith the ' Rev. J . J. New Price! The Sew ing Club of the E lk s’ and Mra. 0 . W. Toler will K etlaghan, p a sto r of the church, A uxiliary will meet at 'J 00 P. If. ■a tomolYOW from dackaon- officiatin g . Only the im m ediate a t the E lk s' H all to sew for a w here th ey have been apend- fam ilies and a few friends of the couple were in a tte n d an c e. The bride w as m arried In a tra v ­ W ■ * » A. U Betts and f. h . Robson, Jr. returned eling su it of oxford g re y wool Say from a short vacation crepe w ith w hich she w ore h a r­ At various points In Geor> m onizing accessories* In g ra y . The coat of the l u l l w as m ade along tailored lines and had a collar of ’A d a s B e tty Antoah and M bs silv er fox, while the blouse w as of A hn R obson have re tu rn e d from d a rk colored satin, lle r G ow er, w ere a shoulder corsage of funk U k i W o rth and M iami w here they rosebuds. J k n t » ab o rt tim e. Both the bride and bridegroom Mr. and Mra. U H. Echols and Were born and reared in Sanford daughter, Shirley, and Prank Per- a n d h a te know n each o ther since rV of Ptnckard, Ala. have re­ childhood. Mrs. ltig g in s attended the public schools of the city and turned home after vialtlng Mr. and Mta. J. B. Borland at their homo School in 11)29. F or the past year <£ West First Street she h a . been em ployed a . a ssista n t in the office o f Dr. II. I). Caswell. Mr. Iliggtna also atten d ed the public schools of Sanford and fin ­ ished Sem inole H igh School in 1U2H. He atten d ed the U niversity of FAI.L COIFFURE 'h a v t your l»*lr • Ui. Mllll WMRmd to null your IrtdlvItluNI oqulgnola Complete $ A V E _______ * M a t O il arm Ip TR B A TM K N T WEDNESDAY The S a ra h 'P a rk e r M ethodist 0 > phsnage Club will have its re g u la r m eeting a t 2:00 P. M. at the home of Mra. W . U Clark, 'J07 French Avenue. THURSDAY The F rie n d .hip le a g u e of the C ongregational I'hurvh will m eet a t 3:00 P. M. at tin- parsonage, 311 P a lm e tto Avrnue. The W orld Club of the F irst M ethodist C h u irh will ^m eet s i 3:30 P . M. st the church. R egular m eeting of Sem inole C h ap ter N um ber Two O rder of the E aste rn S ta r will tak e place a t 7:30 P. M. at the Masonic Tem ple. FRIDAY R egular m eeting o f Sem inola Reliekah l-odgr will tak e place s t 8:00 P. M. a t the I. O. O. F. Hall. R egular m eeting of the Elk* F e a tu re d |> crform cr. wrho will o A uxiliary will take place a t KOI) T h e a te r tom orrow a i r p iu u rrsl abovi P. M. at tha E lks' H all on F.ast R oger P ry o r and H eather A ngel in F irs t S tr e e t K IM 'M K MKKTINLH It vtir unnounrrtl thi« m orning by Mr*. O. K. f»off th a t th r m em ­ ber* of the W orld Club of the Fir*! M ethodist Chur»h, who did no! m rrt during the «ummer month* hrciiuMr of tlir Daily Vacalion Hihle School. will resum e w crU y -ririo n * beginning Thur** F rie n d , of J . M. S tineclpher will mv of this week at It: ill I'. M. at he glad to learn th a t he i. aide the chinch to be out ag ain a fte r a recent ill nesa a t hi* home on P ark A tenue «m »w i m poo and bazaar. _______________l i t O U T * ....................... ........._......... 40c Sanford Beauty Shop W s w ish to thank our friends fo r th e ir m any a c t. of kmdik-ss and floral otTerings i-xteiulrdl a t the tim e of the d e ath "f I'u r w ife and m other, Mrs. W, S. Price. W. S. Price Sanford Bowl I'nder new management Over Kenl’x Oarage—Open Daily 15 to 12 Saturday HMill A. M. (ill midnight U n ited L um ber llaaMBIt «ad llrraavd l amkry W e will be glad to n .-isl you In nny way posalblh to n national beii-ing louz. Five t i l l m ates on the Cost Of paled rep airs. J French A 3th „ Pho ^^JjaiihW.aiwiLk. ,i.a N i g h t ami M o r n i n g ; Promote a Clean, Ifrittlliy Condition * LEGAL NOTICE For 1 ye* irrita te d by e x p o su re to S ur^ * W in d , or D in t, ap p ly a l e v drop* o | J A lurtn*. It R ests, K ef:tu lu s , SoocheA ^ Sole lor lnl.int cr A d u lt. A t all Druggists. M urine I •iiip s n y , l*cpl. II. S., CJlleagu MIm Lucille Johnson Q m >17 - SPECIAL Arcade M l.. R uth Borland left laM week fo r Seville w here she ha-accepted . position w ith I’re v att and Com pany. i ID-, and M ra. W all* C.arverlrl ■ rr the guests of the l a t l e i ’e >1. te r, Mra. C lara Btem per, for i sh o rt tim e. T hey are enroute ti Miami a f te r spending th r sum m er In Mlneola, N V ThU Meath Only Hot Oil Sham poo . W av e M l.. M ildred K cr.i-i returned y e .te rd k y from a v l.lt with frien d . In w e .te rn Florida and T horns. vRle. Ga She WE* arcnn< named l»y Mi*a larnoru B urkett * h « will In* •h*r+ a few days before retu rn in g ! to’ h rr home in Moulin**. C m And F in g e r * V W it* BesArtc -B teaw rr V r. i n i Mr* W K 4d*m s re tu rn e d *r«terday aftern o o n from IH v to n a R»’*rh w here they «i*eot the week end w ith Mr and M»* II) E. W alker of Prtrr*b»»rjr. Va . . . just about every cigarette smoker knows that —hut here arc some other facts to keep in mind . . . For a cigarette to be milder and taste better it must be made o f mild, ripe Turkish and home-grown tobaccos. i r e wish you could go into the ficlorict ,tu d see Chesterfield made. The m ild ri/>e tobacco is cut in tong even threads— then [sacked into the cigarette so as to make Chesterfield draw right a n d burn evenly, 1- *♦ il w _ erasure and wc A £ood cigarette can give you a lot of pleasure, would like for you to try Chesterfield. V arieties Of 1934 7—F eature <Acts—7 8T. CLAIR SIS Dancing A O'DAY C y c ll.t. A L ' CALVIN AM) MARGUERITE Syncopated HENRY J-'cvt A N D Y fR A \ KELLY After the Ball NICHOLAS FANTASIES O riginal D a n e s ' C ira tlu n s LA VELO , Tha Humai^ Seal A STUDY IN ni.ACK AND TAN BOBBY ..AND KING • < N ovelty C om fdy 7— M rW y AJ Tl iya rette th a t's M I L D E R th e c/(ja rctic th a t TA ST E S BETTER Act B oyn — 7 B u m M ad To-Night i �aetlritka la b k la lw te y a rt p m U ttU , , 1 | i t u f c i n i i r f f l . . tfc. aSrtma. of tha u *UjT itrtk , whitb W ta n baa M «1U4 la « • (k m ih w t New Pagtiod. ■ M M aia Painful lijiv la iV iii recalead lata yaeterday ,aft«TUf»a bp MaswfU flUm rt, p w la a n t Im ) teaeruMa, atent, la a fta k a ir ita l which oecurrad neer B m Springe, while be wne In iwimmlof with a im p ait M ania. Bafara IM and hla aaac.waa laid ope*. I u M la. DaUa4 >R M pH >a waa Wanted within1a chart Uum aflat iperty n h Home Loan Laplac new floors Pali Onv the than Coaatrsctiag a moderA at airway l a t r f r t i f with Interior wpodworh Improrlpf the fireplace }■ Reflninfejnf tha « a ta fto « if,.ij|,.; ''v W / -' SeetTBaae ee a (arm nuatoe *■ i n i a M a r 1 facte at JUlcrl* V electricnl equipm ent afUnat ,rrlnf*rtlom i efraata iron want far PLKTl relief. Crtnre'f Tar Ultra Chill Tank la plaaaaat to taka had abaotalaly aefa, eran far children. No Utter teala of m lalac.. Oei a aandWaa IM . Ao»- bottla today and be foraanwad t n a k 'f l M . <T-Pord aealaal Malaria. Per aala el aD atom . New two aleia tOa and |L Tha | l alia eeoteim | 14 tlraea aa much aa the fpa alaa and (Iraa you U percent mate far your money.—Adt. **■ ________ Y our D ea ler W ill HeljpYOU I How to Get i n % i �THfiWSAtttfiR la Florida*! Heart H m World's Hraataat Vegetable Spat and Rkfceol Garden Land P e r t h tleo d y M a i l t u 4 1 AN INDEPENDENT M other Aaaodatad Prtaa SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUb S P»|^Y a Vs NEWSPAPER SEPTEMBER* 18, 1934 Price Five Ceuta NUMBER «n— T (M A N Y USING Theodore R oosevelt Joins Ogden Mills In B itter A tta c k A gain st N ew D eal Trends, FOREIGN FUNDS W ith D em ocracy’s Death Seen A s R esult oney ror New IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS Poor To Be Securei By Lottery Tyranny Lies Behind Americans Are Being Constitution Day Lead TowardDictaAims Of Recovery Talk Highlights ■ torship Claims ExProgram Iowa GOP Barthou Had Pleaded Senate Probers Learn Mr TW A« Mfrrloin! I*r»M Treasury Secretary Delegates Are Told For Soviets On Be­ Impounded Money of C onstitution H ighlight* speeches' around the county half Of Peace As G o e s T o Subsi­ N E W YORK, Sept. 18. — O td en day DF.S MOINES, luwa. Sept. 18 y esterd ay : —T y ran n y lie* behind the aim s of L. Mills, S ecretary of tho T reasA gainst A n a r c h y dise M anufacturers ury in the Hoover A dm lnlatratlon F o rm e r S enator Jam es A. th e New Deal, Thoodnrw Roosevelt GEORGIA STRIKE CENTERS IN GRIP OF MARTIAL LAW School Head Slain Sales Tax Also Be Used To Big Sum N< Feed Million Reed, M issouri Dem ocrat, at declared yestviday in an address declarvd y roterday e v e n ln t th a t G ENEVA . Sept. 18. </P>- The the w orld1* fa ir, Chiflago— before the Republican S ta le rally. assem bly of the le a g u e of N a­ the “ New D eal” governm ent of “The w orld i* not safe fo r "D riven Into n blind panic b> tion* today riveted Soviet Russia P resident R d fv v e lt wa* rapidly Dem ocracy abroad. N either is th e economic depression," he said Into m em bership. le a d in t the A m e lk in people to ­ dem ocracy safe iq th is re p u b ­ “ terrifie d by seeing the golden w ard a d ictato rsh ip and the d e a th • NEW YORK. B«pt. W ith th r question decided late lic • The c itiirn forced to castles we had raised rrum ble, obr J of Democracy, (A.P.)—The Board ot su rre n d er hla gold . . . was ! last night in R ussia's favor save people aa a whole have turned Ilk" Mill*, a p e a k in t before the W om ­ men, by * vote of 60 robbed by His own governm ent. sheep, willing to follow anyone for the fom ialltiw i of the com en's' N ational Rppuhlican Club in W as th ere ever so rank a piece Non tpdny adopted city Jol who would prom ise to assum e re mitt re's recommend* lion sod the a C onstitution Day addrr**, de of brutalized ra sca lity T ” plan k a* * mean* of sponalblllty for t h n r well-being, as-em bly's form al vote, 1e«n« H»rb e lir r d the R uoscvrltlan theory of Relief revenue*. w illing to su rren d er the righto and thuii. Foreign M inister of Kinnee governm ent wa* “ the negation of , , Col. Robert It. McCormick, freedom of th eir a n c -'lo rs , willing V . j : , . W A SH IN G TO N . Sept. 18.— IA P ) the fundam ental principle* act The lo tter y bill is publisher of the Chicago T rib ­ to see a d icla to r-h :p established wlueh h*« , staunchly advocated the . , , , ' , M artial law g u p p rd tie o rg ia « fo rth In the C onstitution and of drawn a* to Ret around une, in Philadelphia — “ You n a tio n a l Ilnglneering C om pany to I tu - is n ra u se, look little tim e c,.n i , r, last night a* Snuthover a free people. the suprem e objective for which ti-gambling la w * . a re not free when a m ilitary U n ite d -A irc ra ft E xporta, Inc., » n to defend the Soviet before tin - e r n tex tile m an u fa ctu re rs succeedIt wa* established.” “ C ongress hs« rrfh-eted accu Instead of c*xh prize* despot can excom m unicate you p e t Into th* record. i-d in reopening a score of mill* "In the field or governm ent," ne Ing given o u t m em bership* I rately the tem p er of the country rtMiuiiil from th e industrial world w ith , • I t aaid the G erm an governm ent a a id ,'“ It call* fo r an a u th o rita ria n j and labor countered w ith a thrext •isttlatlon are to he mV olulion hat* taken out tria l . . . Do you want it ■nd has w ritten a sham eful p*g>n 1 to extend the walkout* to *0 officer* of th * association i governm ent, of which a d ic ta to r-, to lie treason to c riticise >our In histo ry for which will have Itu-.ia d o r r the days of I enin. brBIVrhp, „ f , |)r clothing m aking W A SH IN G TO N , S e p t. >8. — ■hip la the suprem e expression.) own governm ent ? An agent of by lo t , (AP) —John W. Y o u n t, pree- and which la exem plified in the the D epartm ent of I ^ ls ir and to apologise to mu children. S u ­ llm thou M R rrld , eatlirur itiu*n- industry. T hrse officer* w jll bo ti«’n to Iht* S o vie t’* rcflv tn mn pinely it h a i su rren d ered vital The trnav dispute W tw een union ident o f the Poderal L abora­ l a r r t ' -salaries a n d will m odern world by the F ascist gov­ G eneral Johnson have already rig h ts. im itatio n extended ber t«> jt*in by officiala and H ugh 8. Johnaon, fo r six m onth* o r u n til IM tories Com pany of P itts b u rg h , ern m en t of Italy , the N a il govern­ m ade It so." .14 I .# * ague member* in wlurh the NBA h iad .^ n e a n w h ile apprtkachcd “The so called New Deal 1* not drew Ing." m an u factu rers o f ta a r ga* and m ent of G erm any, and the Com\lii»niw governm ent MM'rtt'il it? a ahowdown. Kievan meml*er» of new and not liberal It i* not new New York mad# a * to rt m achine tu n a , reported to the munk<t governm ent of R ussia.” F o rm er I ’nited sta te * Sen world the ailk code au th o rity y rvtenlav Iw-cause Its policies hav, been tele I intet r«t in the cauae of tow ard solving th* Senate M unition, C om m ittee Mills pointed to the decline of E lliott S|w sr, principal of tho a to r O tis F Glenn. Republican voted unanim oualy to petition for in the countries of th, old world comity, problom of how to keep th a t h it company'* bu*ine*i had Dem ocracy In E urope, and th e rise M eunt H rrm on 000 person* from *la rv a It* of llllnola, speaking in Chicago “ It ml tluk'nia ie|iltf*il vaguely ,” an o|H-n NKA hearing in an e ffo rt t fashionable since history began It is not lib ­ p itte d up from five to 10 p e r­ of dictato rsh ip s m ljh the rule of i t to s r l t lr th r strike tn th at division. I School for boys, n e a r N urthflrld, w inter. i - "The constitutional provision e ral for w herever they h»ve been thr French diplom at declared, “ I cen t nine* th e tea tile atrlke »»< single men over nallons. H r po in t­ | th a t no person shall he L abor leaders, h n w rv ri. clung Mass., was found slain In hi* de Alderm vn m et to tak a tried they have bred ly ia n n y and would nut iMipport the candidacy,” called. Ue aaid the plane which ed out how parliam en ts d r lr g s tn l ip riv e d of hi* pro|>eiiy w ithout to death, on a p rogram for ra is in g stead fastly to th sir assertio n lhal cam pus hom e, shot ruin I'rg in g hi* hearer* not to rerecently crashed In the Allewhile reading. Ills aaaailanl “ v a st powers to the executive; I due process of l*» has certainthey would p a rtic lp a tr In no pro­ needed Relief funda bet "The h e art of tha New Deal ia | Jeet Hua^itt’* candidacy and Ihua tb en le a w hile f ly ln t from through » window. The then were satisfied m erely to re ­ | ly been, In sp irit, violated by ceeding* under NKA so long as fired which Wirt only p a rtly t o h r * 1 the old outw orn theory th a t a h*isolate her, tlarthou pleaded: P ltta b u ffh to Rhode Ialand wa< rause of the m urder is * drepcord his w ishes, finally, fading Johnson, who last week arcused the cancellation of ro n lract* problem . nevolent Irra n n y Is the iwwt fo rm : »j h c ,tK.r h you do not throw them of violating an a g rrrm e n t in rnitig m ystery. r a r r y l n t hla com pany’* , te a r i from the scene altogether. Thle p ro g ram provlda* I w ithout hearing, by the cont a a . " I am so rry th a t thia of g nveinm rnl lls philosophy l« | ftunwtsa into ag ita tio n , propaganda railing the strike, continued III o f ­ “ We have w itnessed som ething by a ta x of on* ten th i | fiscalion of privately owned th a t men should In- carv.l fo r aa B„ (| a n a rrh ). Admit !lu»«i* un fice as chief of th a t agency. plane didn’t gel Ih rn u tb boof the kin I In our own country.’* gold . . . b> I hr- declaration* percent on gro ia bust**** animal* are cared for, th at the behalf of [m are!" cauae the national g u a rd wa* | Mills d rrjare d . “The delegation by eelpta, • ta x of 18 p e rce n t o f In addition, K ranrls J. G o rm a n ,1 in various s l a te ' sgairw l the H a te *hould keep the individual, forced to u*e rifle* and two nr . the C ongress to the P resident of federal incoma tax#* p*u national strik e leader, a**<-itrd I collection of m oneys due on not the individual the M ata.” ‘ th re e people were killed," | w h i\ a re in effect legislative pow ­ New Yorker* for 1834, 0*4 th at neat m onth’s g rn e in l curtveri-! m ortgage* linoaevelt deacrihetj the Roman Y o u n t eald. nlrlpal lottery. ers wa* t silent adm ission th at if tlon of tho A m erlran Fedeiation of I Kmjieror t H urlelian, th r Germ an E stim ates of th* yield th e governm ent of the I ’nlled lelw ir would h* asked to adopt j E m peror Frederick the Second, tho from | t 0 , 000,000 to ’ H », m a u b eld iiln t G erm an m anufac- S ta te s k, to assum e the detailed resolution becking th r textile Spaniah mien* Ferdinand and Isa ­ 000. tu rera to the e x te n t of JO percent rn n Ju c t of tha nation’s business w o rk e rt' dem and th a t J o h n ..... rv bella, and the French ni"rtircb* a fa ln e t non-G erm an com petition such direction cannot be provided ■•■tiT * * | I.IH-^I w eather y rste n la y ; H igh ' M ayor LnG uardla h o i a*U city need* *60 JK>0,000 M f XIV, all a*i "N ew Dealera'* and for by taw b u t m ust larg ely be in all linoa. Tim gain* of the .-vsulhui n upur. i b.t, low 13. p a rt In-. provM lng .fo r »b le ft to executive direction, j — » "Thia fa c t ah mi Id be m ade •to r* In roeikkam , ,ellU ^ » .* * r.lo y j V ------ — SOOJKW W sIHVtb tknf! sim ilar to Ih o -r of th* W ashM tW n aU rtllrtg 'Inform ation th a t —tile figure* wer«* i.v •| The City B riefer offer* m any known to A m w flilli T f n h t • ? wo • t hr g o r w r m a e s i r d c B cm t u r f rur*>* on which were by The serlousnost o f Uv* A dm inistration. ..t a h l l .h r d ty r tn - w |[| tam F. W arm a, in commamt union c h ltf* — w eir off,el con­ have recently noted th a t fo re I t " a lre ad y been planted. Tim ill pai I happy retu rn * of the day to Mix* p rogram waa fa rth e r ny of the W ard l.im i Morrn (.’a d l r by spreading s tu k r .e n tiiiirn t else j Evelyn Bigger*, Frederick Dalger, t,l when C bm ptrcller Jo se p h funda Im pounded In G erm any are tag io n of Ideas I* ilr r a J y evident. ___ ___________ when fire d eatro je d her off the where, notably u Maine when- t. Jr , and Victor Eugene McClelland, (ioldrick disclosed th a t now uaed In financing auch iubai- The urge to shed our burden* bv pa in i n r them on to governm ent is L lem ey Cnaal w it h a Inaa pf I di btm w orkers j„in ,,t ttie w«)k„ui j and all o th er local person* whose 1 1nking fund* had dlaa,” I f aaid. ' ' i — M l* Nine nulls w en ........... I m ( „, . birthday anniversaries a re to la- draw n m ore th a n *4,150,000. was. G erm any under Adolf H itler already at work. Hut Irt its not celebrated i.-miurow, and c o n g ra t­ ..Ima« but new def, , ...... .. s i ,,I ,,! Was described be fo re Senate Mu- f nK * l th a t responsibility, self-re 'V ailure in hold f i r e d ril l* hit 1ft Is n e g o tia tin g w ith nltlo aa Investigators yesterd ay •» li*f'r v »nd liberty are inseparable other W ald ship w i ' shown yes i auks brmiglil • v u l i , at sialrin k t, ' ulations to Mi and Mrs H arry H. e r . fo r a *10,000 000 loan to | K ia ic r tnee Lillie It. Vickery) u p ­ M ills rmphafkliod thnt nil men 1erd*y by n v o id * of the steam tor the <la) "determ ined to hav* a n air fo rce ' place the borrow ing from ‘ The Strike front was frre ot j on tha o, i a .io n of th eir third sinking fund. Imnt ins pet t mil set vice , deaplts V ersailles T re a ty bans to m oving tow ard dicta tor* hip* in* wedding uiuiiveraary, to lacele­ ■leuill and s c \ i i e wound de*! LOS A N G K I.ES. Sept. 18 .vuke.t " 1 he public gtHnl” an ju«tl* IUK W a rm s ’ license w «* *U"pended ; t h # co n trary . brated lomMi row. dlstU» burIt'l'*, |jy 1 I fill pit k,*I , _Itreeding ground of m any u n u s­ for (0 day* A m axi of w rllU n and verbal fkratlon for th e ir a riru rr o f pow­ IM 1/1^1 CHHAGO, id m l week I.f the u" " 1" pvia.m er, an I t O pening the Uatlavony wa* piled up by the er, ami Mth f claim lA vitifpii th a t ual m ovem ents whose bsllyh-si o f t ­ Someone w f nnd ran iin Yum h ip p u r, or The Day of en has been heard around the (l'4intinu«Hl On Pag** Five) Depart merit «■f C'Mrnmerce im pnry 1 1 m d ila i) D ials in l«c com m ittee th a t G erm any had in pick Ui nky ride may \w ahl Atiim’im iit, will In* observed in world, the 1st* Angeles are* now into the ,tI'M 't, r, llirkeraon N. N oith Carolina 1,0<!o s t r i k e s run (C m IIm M *■ Fag* T w a) i barAt o n e u p a i o u n d N o v . >*nf«ird ui (ht* Jv w u h t ’oiim iunity p resen ts a new on* which within I , II. Cocks, w hite, ch arg e d ' HtmVri, him! of lh»* lll"|H»Ct ion flouted m ilitiam en on a busy high startm ir at 8:00 o’clock I*1* selling liquor, fined (60. a few month* has claimed more train way and shouted ' kou'll s ta rt a f srrvlciv, wmfl W«iim* * ti > | otlicr uf Or how a Ini ut h com plete fire de th an th e 300,0<H) dues-pay m g mem Em ory I-ee, w hite, ch arg e d ; ievolution" a; then,. In the N orth niyht. Julius Dingf*Ui«r And A. J m fierrs m4 the Morrn would sto n e , were flung a t a mill I I I rnttAon of this city will conduct the brink drunk end disorderly, j ber*. , p a rt me t»t, or th** world''* b urv'" * ht* rrcAlii'it for fu rth e r nuivtm n Mu Ihe. m' iviccm, Assisted by member* i»f resisting a rre st, fined a to ta l’ Its nam e and aim are frankly f t»u n 1iain T ( ’m ill v<'U uae li.Oihl.* tin* rungrttf*lion. Scrvirr* also a rr MO. u topian. Its announced purpose I* OtHi Ktpiare fe d of wall beaid, In it .Members of the crew h * v r tes<f 1,, U* held a ta rtin g at 0:00 o'clw k J. J . M sgruder and Jock to abolish poverty. At a bussing, *1 iirHi 1y h m ' i I, and » a ^ M i i l i d - t e e l g n o e r * 1? tifird in tin* inquiry that fin* tiniuirruw m orning The Day of man, charged w ith reck Isea breexy optim istic h e ad q u arters I Zb CDI.DM UDS, Ohio. Sept. DC— H it World'* l a i r will end st? drilf* were rod rcirufarly mH cm l«*d Atonement is the i r r a t e i l F c a it ing, dism issed. U P I-G iiv,- rnur G ro rg r W hits o r­ persons a re employed tu rn in g out two i >hi to vi «iti Th Uir «d* v. N*v by A11 uf the M n rru 1"»• t lr sc* H I T S 111) RGH. Sept. 18.—(A*> dered [• H> un thii Jew ish ra'U*tidar. j Haul J. Jink ins, fined r * lii|uor licenses removed pam phlets, bulletin* ami a nrw -p* t, and cliiM -i* nut it* iH|iii|i(iitnt.1 men, — A s If each w ord to rtu re d him, front ra la b lia h m tn ls displaying p er; o rg a n tln g Initiating, and p ro ­ | being drunk and disorderly, j W reckmir crewn will move m at M rm brr* of th.* crew a.f th r Qgprga B lratlgca, 4B-ye*r-old slot machines. *6(1 to r an a ssau lt. claim ing how poverty, tax e s, m o rt­ The rat ta tta t uf an a ir ham m er once to knock down three and Steam er Yum uri. then in command bow ling alley p roprietor, told th* Iloaa l-ee Green e stre a te d winch is lM<injf used to rivet tu* .NOME, .Sept. 1H. ( A P )— Al«» “T h ry don't give th e victim a gagee and debts can be abolished onediMlf mile* of buildings and of W arm s, m rnplainrd U» th* • lo r y of how his aye* won- chance," he said. and a v irtu a lly w orrllras world kii * f am urn* city uf jruld lny m j get her the Aide* of uric of the bond on a charge of being exhibitor* will begin m oving M l atab bad o u t by threw youthful strain boat irisp«*rlif»ri *.*rvlcv In smukiitjf rum* Dnlay w ith two i| i «.| Isiirr icastdine ilorA gr tanks which while P. J. Johnaon wax fit MeJ. W. S. J'taJer, ColumlHis ■ubstl(**d, their -tuck, m in iatu re in " reg b ere to an Allegheny county sa fe ty director, however, ■Apr. 11*26, I hat th r M asirr did not ■ml p rtq c rly hi** « stim * l..l s- will t>* put into amr vie a soon by fo r being drunk. Th# “ U topian Society of A m eri­ found ami monkey*, gla** blower* and ■aArt Ju fy yesterday. Thee Eddie w as fined | l t , hold fire nr boat drill* *• required h« hit;b tt- $2.(HH)f0U0. S tan d ard OU Co. official* here, ln« some good in tlw slot m achines, ca" premia** a utopia not unlike Sea tad before the blind w itness, l i t helped his policemen destroy the d ream s recorded by aociolng iflae* house*, a rt object* and pig by law, between Fell 2»l and tluMtrs th a t w ork un this project M aggie Dixon and G eorge Facetl t> > definite food xhtMiMu* mien. * WjM collapaad In a serins of aotw 16 confiscated Mar. 26 Regulatbin* n'quiri* auch Niut » m cm1 1y w m U r which will is prugrr*ilr>ir steadily, Kivrta are w ere fined *6 each for being I m achines wl>n leal visionaries picturing a wurbl • t one point, w ere tw o asllow- axes. of bro th erly love. Hut th ere is to ladrllL once * week. |iH.'k th r ■ity'* ruadjiteAd wiib »»•-, U ing put Into place m id, a job derly, while Wm. Atkin* Nicholas De“ It gave me some exercise, it no revolution and m oat distinctly Imnirlf1** citU cns j.*l* M>lr*t i hat ia twice a* hard tu m anage Owens were dism issed of Are ndash, ac- g o t rid of the m achines and it not a revolt involving violence ui fur im u ird iite l id from (hr than when the rivet* are rod hot ty conduct charges, and m atjla- helped the o f th* R. D. D akar waa fined f i ’ und pliable The work. W ing done police relief fund d isre g ard of the co nstitution of the ■tales alleged culprit h T1» fM S JO w o rth ," he said, stacking U nited S ts ii-s. "W r iiiupI Havi* help fnm i lh* un th e Iskefroiit near French Ave­ violating the sa n ita ry law ,-ail! m any spectators charge of contem pt of co u rt "T h ere la no rem edy In violence," up nlckals, dime* and q u a rte rs. nytsidi' 81'iriiily," «Aid ll» Hex nue, a ttra c t* i Gripping th* chair, Btratlgv* JA C K SO N V IL L E. Sopt. 18 — dism issed. Jo h n a th a n F. Glendon, president of Hwartx, the c ity 's physlclMii timynr. daily. . m id : ( API — N EW PO RT. S .p i W A ndrew M ilford, charged th e society explains. “T ha U topian IA I 't —Mis* A nnahellr G raves, The federal governm ent, t h e “On* or tha m o , tha taller Society today la the g ro a te sl in iis u g h lrr of the mayor of Q uin­ The E ndeavour w i tin- s e c o n d Red t'r o s . and A m erican com pa­ A Isrjfc dclcgstion of m sm b«r^ a ssa u lt, Is to be tried M i l •an With a gun, 'told XM to gwl a tru m en t In th* hands of th* Anns cy. is ' Me* F lo ra ls," and she will stra ig h t A m erica i p rail- from nies prom ptly prom ised to rush uf the Ue‘lsMn.1 A fillers U-'igi*. in­ day. I k W la the mar. I gave him lean people for circum venting end reign for ■ day a t a laigeant a t th r drf< ndar, Halnl- a ’."lay, aot- aid in an effo rt to beat w in ter’s Ice cluding tU d rg rre tr im , will be v * * , t r iN ie y , 118, I had in my TW O ELIKK8 K IL L E D . ", ting a new record f •ir it., course. to the harlior. F a ir next month. (( ontinu*d On P age I ) I get aanted and JA C K SO N V IL L E, Sept. 18. — prev en tin g any a tte m p t a t an th rShrChicago t M i R r t . tThen h was c b o trn from a group of Mid f i n i s h i n g 61 secou-tr p li e a d S ta rtin g from a spark on th* arm ed revolt, o r a n y o th er < l< 1 don't knew whether (A P ) — T extile w orkers who come BALTIM ORE, Sept U s roof of th r Golden Gale Hotel bed out or whether I t a Florida a re to be accorded the stru c tiv s m ovem ent. It la not m g u ls rrprosontlng lb Florida cities o f the Rainbow. Chari** M aurer and Ja m a s Y t yesterday, the flame* roared herr last night. Thom as Sopw ith'a slim Idu* (Co a t limed On F a g * F iv ej When I wwke up sam e tre a tm e n t a s ord in ary tr a n ­ fell *000 f**t*to th eir d a a th ] Her a tta n d an ts. lu n n ars up in sloop, E ndeavour, ridlny heavy through Ihe wooden town, leaping and couldat see. I sients, th e F lo rid a E m ergency R e­ rato n ev lll* yesterday when th, ronteat, are Miss A rlene D ug­ aoaa like a jockey, raced home yes­ f r o m building to building, and l« pal#-" lief A dm lnlatratlon wa* instructed ger (i f W inter Haven, Mi** Marg terday ahead uf H a ro lJ S. Van­ then from block to block. W ASHINGTON. Sept. IB— ( A D wings of an airplane In w h U h j r> * E ffo rts of firem en sided by men, |_________ y esterd ay . Lily Wiwtor of G rata, and Mlaa derbilt'* white ship. Rainbow, and S .n a lo r Gvurg* (D., G a.), said wore stu n tin g collapaad. A lan Jotuw loae, sou t h r u tern Marie Baas of Kissimmee. look to herself the honor of W woinrn, and children w err futile. yenir,day he hod been Inform ed field rvprgaea te ttv e of the FE R A , Federal building*, the Minora offm ally the T reasu ry d e p a r t 11*111 lug the first challenger for th,R X W YORK, S ag t. U e —(A F I I --------------------------; la a cnrqtwonkraUon to S ta te A d­ A m crico's cup to win a match and M erchants B ank, ,-vrry g ro ­ "will mijHige and collact” * ( 1,000 cery store and ro alau rsn i and all lax sk-sinst b re r d ealers In Geor m in istra to r J a lla s F . S tour. J r „ re ­ sine, 1020. , g a rd in g th a a lta a tle n , aaid “ those There are six races to go and hotel* but on# fell la-fore tho gla w*., a f em ploym ent be­ A fter railing upon th* D e p art­ It takes four wins to c a p tu rr the flame*. Two E skim os, I rapped by --------th* Gam es, w gre bu rn ed to death. m ent of Ju stice a n d B ureau of In e f th e e trik e who cume to U a t n% M rep o rted In * u thorn* t t ....... ...... :_____ x u cup. W ASHINGTON. S e p t IK— UP) Avs. (or A ugust II F lorida re ek in g worit fo r the win- Hvn q tw rttr* to hav* docidr i to Itrn a l Revenue, George M i d he w m A sa (er Js ly _ _ I I rr- - - The x ta U d e p artm e n t r i t e tided other b*ek Q l f g M i Lehm an f a r told the TrraxQry d e p artm e n t con •lection a g a in s t S nbnr t Mos,--. t» Spain jm stenlay an Invitation R A IL INCO M E UP l>aiR k n U ." elders the revenue a ct of 10S8, to negotiate * reciprocal trad* which carries th* heavy levy en ■v irem en t, but sim ultaneously NEW YORK. BepL 1 8 .- Net In­ M IAM I. API - The beer dealer* th dry sta te s, as “ pos­ frowned upon a G erm an pro] come o f Uio A tlan tic Coast Lino tropical d isturbance in the I ’artb- itive and m and ato ry ," for a b ear-far-cotlun b a rte rin g railroad In the firs t seven m onths bean, R ichard W. G ray, govern­ Imet. of th is y e a r to taled |tJT 4 ,.H :l a f t ­ m ent m eteorologist here said last ANDTII1 BANK ROBBERY 11ra rin g * w ire set fo r Nog. I t e r tax e s and ch arg es, equal, a fte r n ig h t. Is too fo r d istent to com­ on the projected tre a ty w ith Spain, p referred dividend requirem ents, m en t on Its fu tu re course. SCRANTON, P a - S e p t l i . — designed U revive a trad * beti to |I A 8 a sh a re on th r rummon " I t will be several days," G rey |A D — F our heovily arm ed b a n ­ stock, rorapared w ith a l"«« of M id, " b a to n i t can be determ ined dit* held up th e Bank a t Haurley by M p ira a n t d u rin g U * depiwe- 92M.M0 la tho f i r s t seven months w h e th er o r not it wilt reach th* near here today a n d eXMpefl With I xion, *66,000 In cask . el m * . w est af the V, 0." WASHINGTON. S ept 18. 4 — (A T .)—A report that .Germany was using imJ founded foreign funds to $ subsidize German aircraft manufacturers was read to­ day to the Senate Munitions Committee. A letter, written In De­ cember, 1933 by the Inter­ Dispute Between Of­ ficials, J o h n 1 Near Showdown Warms Once W as Suspended For His Careless Command J UTOPIANS WOULD C i m i S y O O O T O 7 'V hV ;:rh' CITY NEWS BRIEFS ^ E£€HU.S. FAMILY Californian* A g a i n There’ll B e Many " " w“' 1 “F a ir For Q u a c k KemedyForPoverty Bargains O ffered ^ In Chicago Nov. 1 POLICE COURT Governor Of Ohio Man Tells How His Opens War Against Eyes Were Stabbed Gambling Devices Out In R o b b e r y Alaska’s F a m o u s City Of G o I d I s Reduced To Ashes (juincy Girl Selected A Queen Of Florida Endeavour Scores 2nd Straight Victory FERA Policy Toward Striker a Is Issued ‘i f s f e c l II. S. Determined To Collect $1000 Tax Al Smith In Favor * Of Lehman’sReturn LOCAL WEA1 ' MARITIME NEWS ■ ■ i«s« tvso intimau frWode- 8^ ,nvi*e9w f e To Negotiate Treaty Tropical Storm Far From Florida Coast "t r? i ■. ‘M � 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, 1934 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, September 17, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1934. 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>, September 17, 1934; <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/c26ae97dd6c4bff86c73ceaaaa59a375.pdf 7d196e22cdf36936e403406884f0ce9f PDF Text Text • •j Vj # s j u * .1 v‘4; . i t --"- ,f ;QUEI^N OP,SOUTHERN FESTIVAL > *• f MISS WINTER HAVEN ^ A ,V \ *,.'■* ' V V,. »•Soma retarded it *■ probable tl wl Donald Itlchberf (above) wetfld be aaked to take over the Judicial #lde of the National He, *i v g «| Ai \ ■ *i c c***ry Administration aa a nmj/ f* | ee^uenee of hi* conference with ri ; *V “ ' a '- jB J*. Prealdtnt Rmwevelt at Hyde . Park. N. Y. itlchbery and Ad* ® -a -' *1 mlnlitrator Hugh Johnton re­ cently came to word# over the ’ (ir l of Winter 'Haven, ##-. NRA, but Indh-alion# are tha*. of the Florid* World'# Pair j the Pretldenl will retain both I in the recovery dnv*. - ‘ , YOUTH HAS ITS FLING eA? *1 [ODE ISLAND MILL New Job With NRA Ltfoma For Richberg 8ay)o*vin«, R. I., membled a war-tom rillaffa aa 600 national (tard.men patrolled tha i l m l i after t*o day# of teitile ilrlke rlotln* whleh broufht Injuria# to 70 pc7»°nK The national (uardemen claehed Intermittently with S.ROO »lrik#re and «ymp*thlwre, and finally dl»p<r»a«l the throng, with tear and naueea (> • Ijrier the troop* war* forced to fire over the h|ad# of ^ email (roup of demonatrmtora to make them retreat. Slat* 'trooper# are ehown abdve firing tear »ar bomb* a* they trove (round to krlkere at the helyht of the rioting. The atrlkera threw itopyi and hrick». (A»»ociated Pre#a Photo) l '.J*‘r (r WHAT A FINE PASTURE FOR ‘CHARLEY HORSES’! TESTIFY AT SHIP FIRE INQUIRY IN NATIONAL AMATEUR I f you hoar'football -player* at the Unlvarelly of Flortifc (rcanlnf and tnbbla* you 71 know Ui* reaaen. They were put through viyorou* l * ( practice, a# ahown above, limb* |n tip-top #hap* for the time when luppie knee* and nimble feet will count foi Yea, lt*l Hot niueh fbn—but a "charley hor»e" now and la preferred far more than a UilRh In mid-eraebn. (Aeioclated pre#» Photo) I ‘ *_. -o*i Chief Engineer Eben fl. Abbott I of the Morro Ca»tle la ihown I above taking oath before •a ' f*d- \ |oral Imiulry boartl which ha told I that within half an hoor..afl*r ( | the alarm he left tha doomed | van**) In a lifeboat containing I R2 member# of the ciww and only two poaeengeri. < He aleo I teatlfied that the flrei Ve and " ’ u|> hi# fir»l aetletant koaff of tha n hi# «ecWBi wj,#n they heard a yen' put ou' eral alarm. Third O th e r Irwin Inal freen Freeman (laft) aleo teltlfiad 'by Jacob- ( ln ,j with other officer# 1 Interna- that the Ill-fat-el liner wa*. »*t eliminateil afire by areonlul*. (Aeioclated Pre#a Photo*) BOBBY JONES. MEET BOBBY J.ONES DRAG PICKET FROM Itl.OODY RIOT *” B u t 'W a i t — It’a No Use To Cura, PitH Your D or Scream A POTASH-CALCIUMMIXTURE * - * * * ^ .. ^ ’’t Now is Hm Urns to corrtct and Improve soil condlMem WT your vegetable fields and citrus groves. UseJCAL-ClTt for this purpose. If is safe, dependable and economical. As o soil corrective KAL-CtTE is twice os efficient o« hardwood ashes. It contatne twice as Mach pataph as i The Tires Which Are-Sold • ■•• , i With A FYee Insurance - ’ Policy—guaranteeing fhem [* * ** * * * * {**!«// HI »k- L#1' To Be . v • y . « THINK o r IT . . . . •* werry ar eepaae* aWtrl Ifre tea.lre.Vl toA'. V, Any Injery In a Uvmr Tree# tire it reualreA fr . braie* I*, cm It, i w l It. M»w u *m m iajwre lt ta We or ear other Notion*) TIN *«*»* «#1U t » « t f ' *vea «tK-u#h It I* your awa fau lt-, ^ , >pHU croos I FERTILIZER C**hw.> reirosentotivn os Mil fhotpent and the proper fie n rPre*t rbout*< yoor crops. ^ HI A eiOktsk t**HU par from tha acorn *ed Injured in U for th »! '» belli 11-o r iu»mc*. Tb« to at*'# famotu (olfer wh* way a at Bobby Janaaf at tha rtoht to Datralt tot U ahown a# b* wa. drenad by a atato threatani ta Heal that o f tha Oaura rlottuf at Saytaavllle, R. whare 70 war* prerJAad a aanaatlaoal up#at |a tha fl a between picket*, troop* bad mill (Hard*. Oulmet. lb# Mteran, althouytf'h* him BeU In BnafecA Erdtedvelj».';i does hardwood ashes and also furnj And valuable secondary plant foods fo be important in plant nutrition., wood ash basil mixture that bos. paoulority throughout Florida. Wh under the lame conditions and for hardwood ashes an application of « of ashes used gives on equivaleut a Use COFFER KAL-CITC to correct] back in citnie trees. It is an axcaft and the tree., •*' ■ \ \ ............... f-M- rt ,* - * w 8ANPO RD , r U W. First St (•■» *• * -if 1 ir i | #' V WILSON 0 T ^ 4 » » i �— ---------------- ;* THE WEATHER TOUH NEWSPAPER-^: fl he were tewlght u d 8 'Fabtkhed la Florida^ Heart The WariTs GraaUal VefeUbU B m i aa* Wehaat Garden Land AN INDBPEJENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORID. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, tt i r o n # WAR SUPPLIES Strikers Demand SAID PILING IIP PromptRemoval O f IN G ER M ANY G eneral Johnson AMONG INCIDENTS LEAD ING TO CALLOR U. S. ARMY GET MILLION FROM MELLON *0 ‘ 1 ■ . ' - ,V a Another Effort W i l l Be Made To Collect Deficient I n c o me T a x Assessments WASHINGTON, Sept. Ifi. — (A.P.)—The government planned today to make an­ other effort to collect m ore than Il.uOO.OOO from An­ drew Mellon. The Bureau of Interna! Revenue arranged to file u petition with the Board ul Tax Appeals. It claloa the money Is due from the former Treasury head and Ambasssdor to Enxland on account of deficient income tax payments. An assessment fo r 1031 wss made last spring a fter unsuccess­ ful attempts to havt Mellon In­ dicted for an alleged tax evasion. The 1*1its burgh federal grand Jury refused, however, to return Indict­ ments. Senator fl a stings Demand# Probe Of Use Of U. S. Cutter W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 18.— ( Al*> — In a hitter attack on the Roosrvelt Administration yesterday, Senator Hastings, o f Delaware, cochairman of the Republican sens torial-congresslonal committee, de­ manded an Invaatigalion Into the use o f a coast guard cutter tu bring Mrs. Ruth llryan Owen, min­ ister to Denmark, home from Greenland The boat was thus tak­ en away from IU station neai Nru ’York where the steamer Mor n Castle burned. Hastings asserted that "part of tbs blame for the long Morro Castla. death lilt falhi on the head o f whoever sent the (cutter) Champlain to Cre«nlahd.” The In­ vestigation of tha disaster, he said, should be directed Into the "high authority” that ordared the vessel from its post to Greenland to bring back the minister to Denmark. "H ow many livsa ware needless ly sacrificed because the gem of the coast guard fleet wss taken from Its regular etatlen near the •etna o f the disaster and sent on a needless Junket can never be known," he said. . . . "The explanation o f Secretary Morgenthau that tha Champlain was sent to Greenland on an ‘ oceanography' expedition is ridicu­ lous. The Champlain would never have deserted IU highly Important patrol post on the north Atlantic had not somebody high in authority ordeml the fhtp to bring back Mrs. Owen. ‘ Oceanography’ expe­ ditions do not call for speed What a price that Junket coat— not so much in dollars and cenU as in hu­ man lives needlessly sacrificed.” Sally Cuts 'Audience Down To One Man CHICAG O , Sept. IB.—Sally Rand peeped coyly from behind > fan Wednesday and stuck a pin la a bubbls, as a symbolic gesture, and showed reporters an engage­ ment ring. It wss of goodly lisa and on the proper finger. "H is name (a Charles M s)on and Em 's a Springfield, Mass., radio dealer," Sally said, "l*ve known him about five yiars. Hla father a wealthy tobacco merchant, la Ibe happiest eveat of my Sally announced, that her fans, bubartlficies o f nearfor all time. NEWS Central Floriby tha Ssmlnole of C sn rn m and dsp|rturw River. 15, I I U rargo. Co. cargo. cargy. NUMBER 178. Price Fire Cents 19.14 im itfo n s c ld e T o G orm an P ro h ersD e- C o m p la in ; CITY NEWS BRIEFS W A SH IN G TO N , Sept, 18,- (A t*) Testimony that war supplies ap­ Loral weather yesterday: IVifl'i parently arr tiring piled up in (*rr- HT, low 72, rainfall .tW of an Inch. nmny rirspitr the \er*aillra treaty, wa* given yrolnrUy tn a Ornate The Lily Briefer offers many Munition* Committee that earlier happy Return* to Mrs. Vail lxjvell bail suppressed pudrnee it felt wm (nee Miss Lucca Chappell>, Mrs. even more explosive T. C\ Holt. Mrs. II M Uumbley, Jaded by di»clo*ui Senate in Mr* Joe Hull (nee Miss Finily vestigatora nevrrthidiv* straightBailey), Bobby Newman, Julian ems| In their neat* to hear also Adam*. John Mauser, Jr., and all that the DuPont company, in Keb. other person* who*# birthday an­ rtiary. I tilts, hired an "interna­ niversaries ale tti tie celebrated tional spy" to sell powder in Ger­ tomorrow, and congratulations to many and Holland, Mr and Mrs. M. H. Spencer (nee The narrative of the great con­ Miss Ruth ftoU'rtx) on their I Uh. cern's dealings with Del Fungo Mr and Mrs. Dick Brown laee Giera, said to have U rn a secret Mots Betty Ball) tin their 1.1th, and agent fur Id countries, included Mr ami Mr*. C . K. Bell (nee Miss the haot) cancellation and tie A IIlira Whitehurst) on their first structinn of the fir»t contract wedding anniversaries. I imgratuiTin d e with him on Feb I. Iat ums a tso a re e xt e rule*I to Mi . This scene o f overturned! automobiles In a « t re«t i»f Wtinn*mk * I* H. I., in typical of the s iKtion w iotiflit liy rioting, looting In anticipation, apparently, of and Mr* W, A, Ginn, local m imobs in that city during the moat serious uutbt-uk m Niw Fnjslaiul since the beginning of gi'Ui'id! textile strike. Police vn-rr years, w ho celebrate i modification of the treaty of V er­ dents for overwhelmed by the thousands o f rioter* and Govcrnoi Throdtnr (in t-n sought uni of fetlria i Mor e help or we ll sailles, the DuPont company had their 2ftth woddmjr anniversary perish,” messaged Police Commissioner J. Hector Paqutn. i A»*ocimii'd Press Photo 1 failed to include any reference to today Moutlay's wedding anniver­ arm* prohihit inn* Imposed upon saries include the 1HIh for Mr. German> by the pact, and had g iv ­ and Mr* Joel S Field (nee Haiel en a free hand to Girra who w ii Belle Murry), the 12th for Mr. ami identified as an (associate o f ('apt, Mm. It F. Cole (nee Mary BelJ I toyed and Von Papon in eaponiage Allen), the 12th for Mr. ami Mrs Zeb B ailiff (nr* Laura L r r ), and work for Germany. Attempt of an stlornry for W. also filed. The rt-strainflrg <er n o n "1 made s mistake,** ruefully de­ the thud for Mr. ami Mrs Jark p i t s m p r s ns MacDonald (nee Flixabeth Bu»viated young Felix DuPont. who J. 1'. II. loca| slot-marhme opera­ nisi, sought to present Sh eriff,hr# )» Cotitfi Ktulnt ions! figured in the testimony yesterday inj^ or aUtrt tor. to secure an injunction re riH U m ! from for the first time. • training Sheriff J l McClelland mg to nviit' slot mat-hi nr a In i* Tide* at the Iw sthw : Tonight, It was U m m ol DuPont presi interfering county. A p p e a r a n c c O f A r m e d or his deputirs from B o y s A n d G ir ls T o I’ M . Sumiay, high ihut of K, 1 DuPont de Nemours, low at with the operation, of clot inn Slat#'* Attornry Lloyd F. ltn* S t r ik e S y m p a th iz e | B e E n r o lle d W h e n w ho told thi .Senate committee ha 1DL**t& A. M. and I 2* IV M , low Hhcf , . .chines in this county met with fail of thi* city rcpm ciitpil id report* that "indicated" tier ■t :m a m snit h ut r. m D o o rs O p en A tN in e C rS B r in g s A c t i o n I lire in Tavares yesterday whm Mcl lt>l)urit! before Judge Koto, (Continued On Page Tw o) —- — Circuit Court Judge J. C. It. » lot hi ni-gunirnta arr rrrdUrd A T L A N T A , Sept. A*-- CAP1 Kteoncw ruled that In his opinion .Sheriff M i('lell*% ! «* having b*t Many Ssnfor.l Klks trsinrd wilh Jirhii rvgrrl Indsy Ihst t>n» »t lltvtr Two companies of N a t i o n s l,„)n| machines such as wrre operal- most convincing. t ei in Itiurs prtiminonl broth,rs, Caspian Gusrdtmen laat night were ordered |ad before him yesterday are con"Belkeva me," said .Sheriff Sheriff M I t 1o'clock S imUy (norm tig 11x1*. o f N s * Smyrna, tre rtle n T y la the Carters* tile textile arra as atewcled and designed as gsmbllng C|#llar>4, "w e’ ve really got a M a t* Anh6ut»ciil to-lay y by 111 In lh* Florid* F.xst Const lies* Governor Eugene Talmadge fol-1 devices, alturoey who know* hit bualnc|t ,l(t (lf School- T W 'haw ton I■11asI si SI. Augustin*. Mr. Ils.r Jinlge Koonce therefore denied He made a fine appearance before . , . . lowed up with action an emphatic t^* (Me* ws> ,trickrn tssl Tuesday, and wss sold him “ promise to "protect the right to the teni|iorary injunction sought, Judge Koonrv s„,i and nil air **j»u»*d 1 trniovml to the hi>s|,nsl latr last and di*misad a bill of complain! (Contlnurd on P . „ ThrvO ^ r i i ‘tiiM‘ « and a* work in G roigia.” A D hiney-General t *i> D I Jim! night will tie roll ■------------ ognnieut* to a t'omoiiaalnher of Agriculture Shortly after the governor had udtsj before noon. N mIKmo Mayo, anti >l*l** M n k e Henry Brown of Orlando, Scout warned Adjutant General l.mdlry I ml lea t ion- ur- today Gist ap mg ( •'mmisstoivsr I M Hhodr- Fxei utive for « entral Florida re W Camp to be ready with -txte roxirnati-t) Ml'i hoys ami g .il will tn- in Sanford Momlay morning gu*n, wa» In Sanfonl T)\ur*day In troops to assure protection on dp *Im fiisl day's til f„r the purpose of roofrrnng with 7»n feirnc« with local Ho.ul offlw il h t *liain e Dimi 1he AgrlCiiltui.l ( 'on, n, it tee of the , ployes who want to • • „ t m w(th WJIII1(, h* dk-cus.ed the lM*foit the end of the week, enioll face of the textile s in k ,. tiem ge .......... . A g u e ,ill..,.I A. M„ nit, y n l(h , Court of Honor, and i .Ml m e rit m ill p it '* th ..W iwl.s.n on the status of the |„o ,)U ,lffl„ rr„ t, W Gaddis, of nartow <-,,,,iilj. m ot' D mM r ill) M’ l •• p,..o.! f arnirrs' Wholesale Ma.ke, ...... * lth R„ j j K.llaformed the rhief executive 'I,.,| n >. I..M-I 1 «M l)l< III* l lie meeting 1* to he held a* a . . . ,, . i #* , .f . ,| , ,, ghan of AH Soul* ( atholic t liurch "gras,-" nituation had (level,., ed ut a dirii i i io n i.l U -l I>m ak fa«t seasion ut Hotel \ulder Y e t T o o E a r ly T o S a y tn hi* plan tn organise a B*»y Carletes die. 1i « i U in-* H le lll I d I h r ■taif log at H HI o’t lock P r o g r a m H a a F a ile d , ( i o l d R e d u c t i o n A c mu d f ( n Vt h i tig* I-argr numbers of strike . so, A mmuncrinrnT wa* m*<le hm Ncniit troop aiming the mrmU'f* of lri‘ in i im liiH -vfs ft'l psthlxers, the sheriff said, were y e » l f t <1m)' Du*( Die A s*Mel*Dufi, the paft*h. A s s e r t s M u s s o lin i A s D n c o n s titu t tin a W "lk Hiixniu* tn ptmhet Ishh ! g m w e i « (CooLlourd On Page I hue. ^ tty i (IlM ft If*’ * IlHV » hern made w )m line! n I i e**t) pluntrd i m p * id Mrs John G L I INI I \ \ A T I, .Sepl tf* f \1>) M il.AM . Italy, Sept. IT, t A I 't Mdt lelpat inn nf the in tueidg 11 ih* (( outlmied nil Pngv Three) mmrued today as Premier Mussolini's m-w*paper, Former Senator A Deo llmeree 11 1 lu ll m g fit* r k e t in n p e r* t in n l i n e the state ehaii m Porpolo D'llalla, ret r filly said charged Th n«day night tH' l*r* TALMADGE SENDS Pell Defeated In Attempt To P u t Hs SEMINOLE HIGH MONDAY TROOPS TO MILL Slot Machines Into Operation A g a i |l (J |\ f A LL 1 L K III AT CARTERSVILLFI r»00 ‘/ ^ L a n d i s , Rhodes, s“^ " u"‘1' Mayo Mfcet Here Mo n d a y Morning ILDUCE SIZES UI’jATLEE POMERENF RESULTS OF U.S.|FIRES A W AY A f c RECOVERY MOVES ADMINISTRATION. It Seems To Be An I*real dent Rooseirlt has faded to Old Custom Dp In achieve 111* fgur fundamental till* iri t*. hut it ts too soon In conclude "Them, Thar Hills ’ that ex|M*rimenla he is undertaking JEFFERSON C IT Y , Ttnn., Sept ulrrit If ih»'-**%elt*s act ton \ re<fi mg the g.ild end tent of ti loin was micMH-f Hutimiat an* « dac Upon l«ii» mess leciiviM). . life imsucceaifuL The iiewspapar'* estimate of the lb.—(A*>— An ll-yrar-old girl wss Roosevelt Administration 1* bv th* pruud moUi.r of . 7 1-2 pound !<• vrxl lo hsv, !«-, r, written by 11 , , . . i Dure himself. It* editorial com* bsby her* ysslsnlay. |n.p ir* () h) l-rrsUvnl . Jefferson hfsipital sltxrhcs rc ■■■« ,-iit w ritings, is Inch Mussolini portrd the bluc-syrd infant * a '| >» lending. normal tn rvtry way and that both "K uuw vtll's pnnciplcs arc not mother and child ars “ doing fine ” | f ••clxl. and *vrn Irs. ar* they i ..ininunistir,' the I’upulu U'Halia Ths young roolhsr is from S, tier count), in tht foothills of the -aid. "When one reads his address of Gr*at Smoky mountains. Her case (Cuatlanan On I’ aga 1) was unusual In this action but medical authorities ssld that per haps 2b girls as young as he had burns children tn this cuunly. P o iiii le n e , UH U f n o D e m i i u t Bid (G ooilnu ro On Page i f # # } J. C. ChiisSe Nlmed By Citrus Shijpers To Control joaid W INTER IIA V I N id*' Shipper* nf tin K| ru- Gniwer* ( lenring H t ml inn, ut ■ riievtnig hi Wirtconsoniun Held A 8 Brutal Killer Of His Sweetheart I" h l <|I( f I'I|,ll M l f mil,, til* 11 * till! 'ft11i'llm l H |\ \\ ono-n"1* l h\ ision 1 lid * n l m « In n p e ri * t e u ip u m r y i.l, F rol.T in e Association which idMrknf *hnul*||tt 15 lerentty , , s set up to fight thr Petri Thuiatun wt* mitied ■* ch*<r in#n of n mm inIDec which wmild romplete detail* for this temporary slrmturv The commit FUN l i l ’ I Al , H i , . Sept 16 tee (litlude- Fd Melsch, Cam (A ID - Lawrence Kilmer, wa* rron, W. F Garnrr, and Charlcheld wriDmut hail tmlay f *»r the Dunn. deaDi nf hi* *«»•«■!heart, 2" >earT)u* slat, nf filial* who will !•« old Agatha ArrmliL wlm appan ntly here Moiula) mnrmng are r rp o itfl »* > run over and killed by a tire* a* having held a merting in Talln I leas automobile wheel ha**cr yr^leirlay morning. !tn mil The girl wa- found lying in a come had led heed made kno^ri highway after autlm, .1 .ant ,|,r |bically this aflernoun. I and Kilncj^|iad ipi.t,..U,t and left * n roadhouse. S in g le G e o r g ia V o ter n•rlrfl Stewart d#»y. iu>min#trd ( Ikirlr ttf FifiMtpnmf, andI V . f Mm-*-. No FERA Cash To Buy School BookB Orlandoan Named By Chief Smith is Me anest Man In Town H r T li# A w w ta M Tr The realgnAtion of S. Jiihngon « ji Natlonxl covery Admlntatr»tor w*« demaniled by the hOHgb coiomittee of the United TexUla Worker* of America today. In « gUtement dcmi\ndin| his resignation, Iseued Washington, the Committe* nttnekea Johnson for Dli declaration last night that th* textile strike violated an agree­ ment. Issuing the statement Fraud* Gorman, general strike rhairman Hid, " l would halo to say Gen­ eral Johnson lied but I will say he did aol tell 0 »t truth.Johnson said l**t night that organised labor In calling Lhs strike had broxen Ha word to him end it “ was an absolute violation o f an understanding* between Thomas F. McMahon, president of the Untied TeXtlla Workers and hlmtelf. McMahon today denied the the General's charges that tha • trike was against ths govamment and also denied that hs had an agreement with the N R A Ad­ ministrator. Ho said Johnson was attempt­ ing to make It appear tha etrlka "le agalnet the government." In Aragon. G a„ a man identi­ fied ae "N a p ” Drown, former tex­ tile worker, wss ehot to death lest night from an automobile, arid two men wire arrested /or investigation as Governor T al­ madge ordered a mobilisation ot two regiments end A] s,.eclel unite of the Ueorgte National poeiibls Guard to stand by for poanbla e C n fe i i strike duty. T h aKjppdw. . ahesH *QM ed it irs Dynamite (hatter, •red the sure fare calm on the Carolina strike front as a bomb directed at tha K M. Holt Plaid Mill at Budtaglun exploded. Nona wma injured but the wlndoes were broken for 60 feet along the milt front. In other areas quiet prove nod. President Hooaevvll traveled to­ ward tha textile strike's moat tur­ bulent a re . lent night with Indi­ cations that any new eruptions o f vt,denes would lead to direct Inter­ vention on his pert. The national strike committee hsrr meanwhile appealed to trans­ port workers to bulwark their struggle by refusing tu handle textile shipments Th# request went to longshoremen and steve­ dores of the Atlantic cosxt. More and more ths great walk­ out tmih on the appearanra nf a showdown fight between Industry ami ths American Federation- ot t<sbur. To xouis H appeared that the textile war before It ended (Continued on Page S ix) »f r 1# 1 pa Mage nf The l firmest eadl Fxrmp Don A il Fiank K Jiining* of Jat ksiiiiville i* prrahlrnt of th A wwim laiioti, with It L Glenn of htiiifiiid a* irprearntative In thl* M a y o r K ey P ro te s t* i otdil y A g a in iit L iq u o r Tax W.iimii'p Home Df#non*tr»lion * |uh inertings were hrld thl* w##k hi I (ifigwiKul, I'aola, Altarnont# >pi trigs and Fnnwt fit )', the lit* let iwu combined Th# merting* weir romiuctetl by Josephine Boydrinn, Home Demonstration Agent, Mini the subject of each wa* "C hil­ dren's Kchot11 Clothing." A di*pl#y of clot King wa* ohown, and patturn* for rai h garment were avail­ able to thr wurnen tn tut o ff patllririp for them to use at home Th* tola! attendance for the week wa* 4b present The l*ikw Monro# m#«ttog |«*"*t|mned laat Tuesday will b# held in thr school house Monday at •( in* o'clock. Circe* of hrr rlolh rik' Ihv *«at D e c i d e d J m l g e ’ tt R a c e leretl along the hlghwiiv him! an nf O il* inIn •* thn i r v p r i nt it iv e- iMiloninbde lire lealud h i ...... . a ATLANTA. Sepl IK IA1 A |*n*l near the hlood nU<n> J -put ( itrn* Control • Ingle voter in . iwirlb Georgia * • here she was foundKirkland, nf Vhs girl Is not married. Hospital muuntain e,unity yrstFriiay lisii C Ch'BriV, nf IV Cowrung m a farm field h inm authorities were informed the prumnlsii Ju lge Frank Whelchel v»m* taken 11y a posit# whu r hud w er e nam ed (Die r n»l e» fathrr o f the child Is a M-ysar-old tif the Gainesville cit) rourt tu -ui rounded him Thr *bip|»«r« Bdi p*ni i r#*< boy. l (ingress and retire,) Represents* linn a•kirig Vice |"rr* Mil J i He iniialetl the girl wa* kith.I j M A N IL A . Sepl. 16. -tA *>-T w o lire John U ,,,.,| to his law pi series Mtifliin «>f th* Clr* ’irig |)ui»i A* whan she fell from h car , United Slates revenue cutlers si Canton «iM ikhnn Li Urge 1 lurid * tilgft** Navrml month* ago Agatha* 1were speeding through the China 7 hr vote war cast In Jackson ( ( ontinuad Oa Pag# I) sinfial repirarntjDhr» l tak ar father shot at Kilmer hut the hul county sn,t gave W'hslchi l 1127 tu ! Sea yesterday tn h jt pursuit of a lh»n D'W'nl haling * an* i umnvr lets went wild The Arnold family lljr l for W’tHHi, throwing th, e,(un1Japanse# fishing boat whose crew M u r d e r , S u ic id e H o ld the SI * 1h>x tar ff frn llunda <<|,po*t-d Kilmer'* attmtiorva io the rubbed !>’• four unit vulea to the ItaiiwaJA C K S O N V ILLE , Sept 1 5 - reputedly etlarked and fi uit girl A tte n tio n v*lie candidate end giving turn ills A u x u H t a ’ s (5Y—Jerome A. Connor, assistant three Philippine jwace officers on American aoll. Ninth district Democratic nomina­ Florida administrator of the AU G U STA, t i e , Dept. 16.— OP) tion, whlrh ts equivalent to elec The cutter Benahew was report FE R A said yesterday funds will turn. - The death of two women and e ed directly OU the trail early yes not be mada araiUbie through it man from gunshot wounds hers lerdey morning but detalla of Ih, for purchwie o f school bookartur chase were lacking yesterday wss laid to double slay­ AN O TH ER D A N K ItOHHF.D because the Indigent families. The metier, he cutter could not be reached from ing and suicide at a coroner’s In­ FAYETTEVILLE, Ar k. Sr,< quest. ■eld, hed be*A referred directly t„ here by radio. Tha Arayat was th, ' l.ief Men's club ORLANDO, Sept ■lalms, drives off 15 I Al*| — Entering the building the counties. negroes with Officers said the shootings took fluurfshrv* of a gun j uthsr cutter in tha pursuit II 111re Smith beli/vfs t sometime during the night there and bad words. place esrly yesterday morning but Connor said he had telegraph#'d Hath American veateis Were found the mesa,si masked bandits eel ted the lashiri assign a motive. Stat# Adm inU trilor Stone now in equipped with dagh gun*. Floyd was hatlrd Into court Fn end seven employes of the M.lltov were unable to | Orlando and ha lol<| hirr > r r mi Washington, taking if n »prcial Th# fl##lng bott, Ilajrun Mtru day night on charges of the nr Rank end Trust Company ■■ they Ths dead wrre Mtss Gladys Smith, tlloUntnt could U obitlntd from 60-footer, with • craw r i ’ u ! ln ,,oU” groes. He drnlsd that he had arrived at the bank at opening her stater. Mrs. Agnes Smith E lli­ I I * words v t s Weaver. The th# FtdtrtJ AdminUtrttion for registered as from Takes, T o r i n o •lapped a small negreas when she lime, bald them replivr while they ott, end Raford natives of dothlng, thotM and food for *rh>*il •A presumably was heading either David N. Floyd, rpe walked past his place o f business looted tha Irutitultnn, end escaped women, eistrrs, art arra .................... “* th# K clkf tor home or In the direction of.lrink stand at Cl and told Judge Chaurwey Hover with an undetermined imuu.nl, of Thompson, and tha man was born at Rockniunt, more, who, the r#*he (Ceailaued Ou Page 4 ) U. SsRevenueBoats» Hot In Pursuit Of! Japanese Bandits le a d e r Did Not Tell Truth . InSayin? LaborHad } Broken I t s Word S u p p ress E v id e n c e W h en F iv e N a tio n s S ays . ATLANTA. SepL l6 .- (# > — Mayor Key y r iU id ty u llrrid A viguruu* protect sjfftidBt Ih# f#dpr*l fov#n»ment’# <J#ct*ion to ■ ITS* R (1000 t«x against beer dretvre In dry Georgia and urged m review of the question as end hotel stopped serving tbs beverage. Retell and wholesale dealer! who hast been handling beer uader a "horae rule” law licensing fcJ percent beer as a “ non-intoxicating malt beverage" In disregard (■ slate legislation, called a meeting to organtie . movement for e Joint request for e review o f thd decision by the Treasury Depart­ ment. local w eather A** for AhruiI A y# for July �$ H*w*Vr. Incident unrest which be only sprslosd. A t turn f u n befsMC Only a samll w i m o f the p M tn m Om pbkse o f pn »p »t(a w m i reraraeod la p i m k a ip m tio M SEATTLE, ' because the superstructure t t the \m - p k tw Veeeel M i carried away M l r t U a ttj MtUtm, after-part at Um M K m m r y i 'M . rg ra p fd te 'lft the elhao 014 n n t n who talked with fqrri. iritispnlT !or Um teUten* t» gold h e •rime“ ^ l T be deviat'd and enacted which will Oie elimination of many of the avlJ* teed the manufacture and ante'of mi»- have for Its Martin’s Garage «* * * irew a te V j & 'W J & S L A V rntte iirofit and Iom eyatem of a- few Uw! Ikll'iJI'l'lJUUJlUA, ah oiitbumt of righteous IndlgnnMcent.diicbaurct. may paair lawa prohibiting the aaU and export of American armaments to', foreign countries. I f It does, It will destroy *n industry which has long given employment to thousands Of workingmen, and which has made it* profits at the expense .of foreign coantriea. And It wtU force the abandonment of this rather lucrative field of enterprise to ^foreign munition . X 3 B lent Roosevelt, rightly In* over the Morro Castle , propotes leglststlon rethat passenger shlpe , be ted entirely of fire proof lZ>teMtenpHtfrid.hiw. » u n K & Ed cftUng r)<l of wood on i the elimination of wooJ- iT ro ii/ v . . . W Tatemdgs who objects Ig saato laborers who 'a fa ^ 'ir fls & ft e e s v e fed. Marti W ttaLcmrntJi ^m^wm r d t e E T u io ii s LA REPORT, CallL, 8epL 15.— UP)—BsrUrtt Spring*, ene o f the llluMir o f the amount nsstate's most Widely known rammer Uw/Urector of the be4resects, was In rains yesterday ha lb *’result o f a firs which destroyed four hotels, SO cottages and cable*, lug Um >3 years mhaksrsioa In sea wgterj but the sqlrers ’.briievte «ad a water bottling p U s t The the treasure o f gold dust and nug- kwa is estimated at >400,000. JIB- t *1..i|-i,-e,.,j. te-.*.m* *wt r r— g*ta could bo panned from the .M N uTqBpU Nii p u n r>*jT clnggf|tfo> .by. thrir gum griqite U i a thproggH^Jfli copiu*l objection, and yat ,Vi»r gyco. we doubt b Cap apyoiio imaging that the Hkcbbood bg loss provalent Urggy It mo grant Kry factory ip Germany worn owned by Hitter, government, in*toad of by private Investor) basic cauaaa of war. which rvn upph the prrnnlniV nntj-norlnl unrcM of the ' people, by prominent Democrats.s» well as KgfiOdkmu .frgm other states. Rangy «v d bis nsUoqal ertanl. ration was "sitlsflcd to teste the decision to tits Intelligence and te/iU ir * lb might oven be wwiblc 16 abpUah. t la kind altogether, through tns' suOccm/uI terfnlpatwn some disarmament conference. It might bp poasib^ to it all nation* to ugreo to aernp all, t;xisHng arroaments, 4top qn manufacturing of arms ana ammunltlop In tha > effid sl lag, wood werVeg and handicraft teililcs are the leading activities, i econom- ’ t. Employment provided baste, threurt lha f J A tor It.OOf metv its clear- with an •itlmats that is many d e v a lw were have tean given tn y ls p opportu- tm-nl Indirectly. pertlc * 5. Tl>e Norris end Wheeler dsms available SO percent completed. 'TTm 1town Grade1A Milk Grade..A Milk Sweet Cream Butter Milica Chocolate Milk tha,ap?s‘,l'ra t e a . . HsttefartA, appartpur, t t e W tkmal ergamuuuai are U have It «ut Is a wsy that way SteWtHe preliminaries lame. IlfsUasM'iald as much; MWs have a real fight she*d , . . greater efforts mast off • set greater daagsra." <i, VteUona Wcfcwma Ta (tew Waul At Ad Timap ,, table c'nnlng, saed potato maacat ' ivwtea, fhmr griadiag. dairy- atsitaUs, h i.b w w rtm bora Ur s . r a s ops of the worlfl sincerely wish to alwllih eliminate the cans*# W Fail oot till 1mir. Let them encouraga trade, troatlo* ao ile may secure tho becua*Ulo?i of life with* jpbltaot p n «a. let Ihopi promote .tha ocopf thely people, lot Ufast cultivate op in* ersUndlng Instead of a aplrii of egoilonal them eradicate religious and nationalistic > r * ■. *♦ , * e all tho avllg o f tha present ayatem o f pri* o f mumtion and arms m in t works; wa to acp the complete Socialization oi uua I f Jt couM bo' occomplUhad In other couni jn (his one; but we cannot ae« where even SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO and. Oeasrel Mourns ,wl| Prieus type* o t , Urns for a M L 7®0 E WUh Onr n w m bet al*e te other* wbe la fesror of the amaodmMt. It l net prove that day laborer*, writsre, railroad wgridagpseo, q«a»U ty of whisky sad - ’ birr water, dishes end tsble .User w s ili tW » '•'r^ilnlkre1fajj. steteilf ls fa* fvrt wsrs ’ Utelsatlng which w#y Sled biters are aterada tnlsrIfrT* IliaIni rteanOy 6im such ak*n, Th+re the realtors iretad iff In'favor of Um' propsood etebd sramptimt aihfadamsi. straw vot* proves beyood oil -.i . flN T flW f" --------- leaal headquarters. "Yoe saat W ' Santa O ast fust before Mmsa,” M y Um Republican*, ag lira- the United Mates srary I*, Tuay- ail of u*. r «r J ■■ .• ••• „ Up liquor was telly, the seals hq*. la * broke* under praapure Only a few human bone* wars forced to1buy (ram foreign countries T And If we alwndot) fell bet a . fiber!otk Holmes our own factories, will that not b* an enormous handicap A fM A ^anpam eomggtere In to US'la the event we should become involved in another war ourselves T y y dpU* at % M °7° CmIUWe understand It la th^hope pf Senator Nye and bis sufsrd; should unreal** a “V»L committee that the revelations during his investigation m of the item «f ISW" A*so- may start nimHey Inquiries In other countries with the re­ sult that they too will enact lcnlslallon curbing Uk_ activi­ ties of the munition barons. Many of our leading thicker* Kates baa geo* belli teat fra believe,that # solution to the problem could be found In New Deal," says Ddmocreti* gpyernmqnt ownership of »f| armament plant*. " ■' * l » C «o*«r ansrneo. forty tettlM uf etem m rfv, f t & * * * * < ’& : s*M* o f Uwm rtfll potable, a largo Further. if American armament factor!** “ rc /treed red thy rtr*ngtk ante this rratkm. and thy P7»W k> evgre out of basin*#* by Acts of Congre**, whew will our own that Is to come,—P»»lm 71:11, Army and Navy secure their supplies? Wl)J they be {•. t u£ . m? Z IlDuce Siaes.Vi ResuUa Of U. Kecovexy Mo (Mntinned from pure one) May 4. IP3S, to the United fits tvs rhambvr of fVmimvrre w e’ must admit Its guiding spirit i* Eas- rl»t • . fr, i "Rooaerelt set ep fee ihlmosM four fundamental principled . “ Kiduction of armamrats; ■' * "Lowering of tariff be return.... '‘UteUUuLra w ivnvwki. "Devi lopsntai ef friendly rela­ *'/ Mr*. Samusl Pulsstes sad shll ant visit of severst weeks with tions with other w riter* Arm and Mrs. D. I , Thresher awl relatives and friend# In'Alabama "Nons of tliese ’ objective* tpis daughter. Nay, are speeding a fay and Hot Springs, Ar|, day* at tb* ParaUi Uoueo at Puam Park, Pr.’ Pulcatea ate M Tkrp#h*g get en r as ullea aa. Mr. awl Jfr*. L. % Hatter ate Most profitable industry of 4“ U*» will allow item as it e Uft baas art MUag fit* now a te Inlet la tba place to get .ttegl. One o f the most enjoyable social event* of the season wa* a gubjen* banters, thwww M s bate *i sieratlesj of item .'' raw. la**** daughter, Miss Norma Iftredon, lbs returned last weak frara a dsllght* fut summer spewt la TlrdlaU bad New York. . *« * a*ateSE:r : tttctioo* that ^re available tltrotigl^ut the ate f * * 4' at' V' % ’1* )*S1< ,1’I It h high lte»M tell the sewriAekote the r e ^ o l : wandering W t e H g r k f a 'V sal** s u * p l a t e j It uperteKSt ha> untlsh pari LONDON, fJJnAAUr Ion* Iff T*. - - -i ™ w m rrTt v rr1 N IP -atm**4 " t / i .Li, ** f jt jI»a «- il'if *- 4 >y: 4 1 �S A N F O t D H M A L B , E A H fO U D , F L O R ID A B A T U R P A T r f l K P T g M B g l l 1 1 1 M I certainly do appreciate their cwo p tn U u .’ ' Mr. Ottrlla i steady i M m it In hi) b u la w i during th* fall w uon Jut ap o ­ int. hr added. fce Pomene Sires Away4t Administilion i*. Kr»e m. I’uir, . t h . i. tur Huriti) nlsht 'A ><1111 llunl fur tS* lM4 Baptist Azarian Gass JfoJds-Sodi] Meeting XgBtliarr of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will taka place a t I t * * P. M. at tha parish hoaoa. . Bagulsr boslarva mseUng trill ha bald at 4 t * P. M. . . V Tha Woman's Missionary Union o f tha First Bartfet - Church wUl base It* quariarq^kMlneas raeet- Mr*. J. n. Oolelough, Mr*. Roy R. Pippin, and Mi*. Walsh war* hoeteaaea at th* regular business •ad social meeting o f the Aiarian Clast o f Uw P in t Baptist. Church held Tuesday evening at tha home of Mrs. Pippin • on West First Street As the guests arrived they wvr* served with punch by tha ho*tosses and Mr*. M. N. Cleve- J. C. Benson left today for Jacksonrill* where he will spend th* week-end on business.. Donald Shaafer baa gone to Bt. Augustine whore he will attawd school this year. James Giant of Waycroas, Ga. spent today hsrt with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. B lerns, Park Avenue. Mias Frances Retts left today for Morgantown, W. Va. where aha will resume hsr studies at th* University of West Virginia. Church wiR meet at. 7:30 P. M. at tha church, annex.. ...T U E S Q A T The Business, ^omjut's Circle o f the Firs I Baptist Church, Mrs. B. C. Moor*, ch aim a* will, meet at P:M P. M. at,the home o f Mrs. The Friendship CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH pottery vase as a token o f appreelation for her services as preiident of the class during the past year, Mrs. M. N. Clireland and Mrs. C. A. Anderson were awarded prises In a photograph contest after which refreshments were served by the hostesses. The large birthday cake, decorated In pink and green and bearing BO lighted candles, was served by Mrs. 8. J. Nix. The cake graced the center of the Uee covered refreshment Ubla and was vurraunded by pink radlsnce rose bud* and fern. About 26 members were present. Will Rogers Plays At Mllane For Two Days Miss Martha Bishop will leave tomorrow afternoon for HoUlas College at Roanoke, Va. where aha will study this year. Mrs. J, F. McClelland and chil­ dren have returned , fd,m their camp on th* Ht. Johns River to their home on French Avenue. Mica Frances Wilson left today for Tallahassee where she will spend a few days with her slstlr, Miss Helena Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Turner and daughter, Mildred, and Mrs. O. G. Roller left today for Richmond, Va. where they will spend two weeks. Mrs. Allan 1. Moseley and tha Misses Msrgsrat Cox, Elisabeth Shoemaker, and Rebecca Stevens motored to Daytona Beach yester­ day for th* day. Seminole H i g h Opens Monday For Fall T e r m ^SUBSTANdE" b th* subject The thing they do best and often Miss Kliubeth Rollins of Zephyr of th* LeasoB-Bermon In all th* Identical thing that got them spend th> _ . . into picture*, they ara nevar per- Hills has arrived to Churthe* of Christ, BcUntUt, Sept. m HW ,o ^ on ^ week-end her* with her parents 101 Ik Take Will Rogers, for instance. Mr. and Mrs. □. E. Rollins, Th* Golden Tsxt Is from Philip- A cowboy, rlp . rt with the rope, he East Seventh Street pinks 4lift **My God shall supply^ |a never given an opportunity to alf.TM r need according to hit *how the wsra* that led to his Mrs. L. O. Parrish and son, Billie rilS w la glory by Christ Jmus.” | present high plsce on the screen. Parrish, of Orlando are th* week­ / Among the citations which comHe has made IS picture* for Fox end guests of the former's brotherprhia the Lesaon-BermeB 1* the fol- [ Film and has never played the rale in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. lotBag from thtf Bible? “But seek |of a Cowboy, Fred R. Wilson, Sanford Avenue. ya llrut the kingdom o f Gad, and In his latest picture, “ llandykisl righteoiwness; and all these Andy,” coming to the Milan* TheaJack Aycock returned last night thlBga' Shall M added * unto you” ! tra on Sunday and Monday hu *n- l « North Carolina State College at ssasss a.vvy • — --------- T— * I acts th* part o f a small town drug- Raleigh to re*6m* his studies aft­ er spending the summer vacation Tb. Lasson-Sermon . b . Wr- tM. (lades tha following psss.ge frent ^ f front advance report, her* with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. tha Christian Bclsnca Uxtbook,’ "Handy Andy” D the funniest of J. C. Aycock. “ Science and Health with Key to ^ J o t - Rogers I^rtray. a henMiss Leona Mitchell of Plant u . « = * ,» « .- v, m . „ iu t.,1 i“ “ s. : !• • • ” City la the guest of Mrs. J. R. Weaver and Miss Thelma Turner at their home, KOI Wept First Street, **? Pell Defeated I n Attempt To Return His Slot Machines soma brand new Ida**. I heard Randall Chase and Frank W. Senator T. G. Futch of Leesburg Chaa*.are planning to leave to-1 lake Mr. Boyle aside after the armorrow or Monday for Asheville to |fitment and tell him, ’Boy, you've job) their father, a a Chase. They ft>t him beat.' " Will go from there to points In X slot machine of the type eomTexaa for a ehort time. . ■ monty seen in local store* was sat ■ 1 — — _______ V )tej£ Judge Koonc* and opera led by Pall who attempted to jf-at,----.. •- . ■ p o i n t out th>t It is a legally con■ H W t lh T A T . M 'ltr a c ta d device. A l a result of Jodgo R oom 's decision, th* return o f slot ma­ chines to this county la fag mar* remote than It w u earlier this week. It la understood that tha Su­ preme Court is (ha next board of appeal* before which Pell and his attorneys may appear with some hop for sacceos. Further, Judge Koonce's deci­ sion, rends rad la th* absence af b h Etectltenp l — w Judge Millard TL Smith of this circuit, leaves tha responsibility fay the appearance o f slot ma­ chine* Ib th* county rati rely up to Poll and hi* attorneys, and Sheriff rioClelUiuL Th* latter h u aamesue id that ho wUl enforce all lew* relating to the devtee*. H o t O il h a ffljp o o W & fd r e $U S !va- Beta d Lum ber Co City N cwb Briefs (Cautiaasd From Pag* Owe) Urgent appeal went out today home of Mrs. A. Ellis. About K.,'rum the Court House office** of were present, and a mast rnjoyablr*k* FKRA lo all persons who evening wa* spent. light have discarded clothing Mr. and Mr*. Eubanks sf BamjSHable Tor us* by doaena of ford hass purchased th* Hood' Odren who fac* tha comfag place and moved here th* past sOol season without adequate week. thing. Clothing and -hoes uf any Mr. and Mr*. Homer Gleason,1 s or condition would be apprewith her daughter, and sister.' red, it wa* stated, amt person* Grace Hunkins, spent Wednesday Isng them are asked to take at Elder Springs. 1st to the FERA sewing room Mr. and Mrs. William* of San­ Irlayfslr Hotel or unit th* FKRA ford have moved Into the Johns1 <rc# worker at the Court House place. d an FKKA will call for the Mr. Milla end femily have dhlng. Dr. and Mrs. Walter R. Campbell moved from Lake Mary to West end two children, Jacqueline and Palm Reach. Junior, returned Thursday night from a two weeks' vacation spent al Chicago, Indianapolis and other point* in the Middle Weal. , O rra a la -t U M il Huddleston anil Phillip* ware i«y M the n w liM t tr con­ U r ia M Uusday S rh a a l struct h serin t f pu tltltM for t T M M - r t IS * • A. I t Hopper Academy, negro schead m Mi M ltlM H i Ik i K -r. J i a o In Georgetown, it trma announced at th* Court House this moraine The kid wan LEM,40. First Street ftum Magnolia lo Park Avenu* will h* to times a* bright tonight a- It has been for tha past oewrel year*, The rea­ son U that several powerful atocrlc bulb* have been strung along the line* o*er the street, and new and more powerful colored bulb* have heen put in Eagleriy awaiting Monday night ara nearly Co local Bey Scout* aad Scout official* who will gather at tl~ Arcade buii.V Ing at 7:30 o’clock to taka pait in a Court of I ’ onur. Over I B merit badges are lo be awarded, ami many other advancemeti’ s will tv announced. The public l* invited, although warned tha seats will he at a premium. Mayor Was. B. Williams of Dvinhi reported today that pro* pert* still remain bright for th* early construction of a swim­ ming p*Mil near that town. The original plans for the pool Pal lo be rhanged, he stalest, and they have been approved by the bval FKRA. Now I hey are m the hands of persons “ hither up” ami the rhaarr* of their be,nt approved arv very brtgh', be added. hr th* portae, H orliljr *111 * M I 1Ttt>i* l< ». Map! i», at l-M r. Mi al tha horn. Ui bY*. Missis K. NeIan. • Id a lt t M A N ew W ave aad a New Prlcc! d r lltlt i M r t lr H Ul“* Mi Ml » T « r f Ruud* i mnrnlmtf At llw DeGRAFF W AVE -------- M,M at »«• InMT' lUvlii<lek NkavnpaHi and, ft*t| • OROqUIGNOLE ------------D M Tfci/ll. fkuittl >*t.«i Itt«.Ilew A ftw I tala Um ^Im iti*opm Ml Iko rlMirrti »liP f» SHAMPOO end S E T ------ Hu tk * i l l til* ms4 A l l » a i U r t i t « ; C l if t * t t « A Itrto A C * la J ittM iu r* IM F k* ll.d oil lIVIIk Ktveirlr isieaasert r * * < Mirr*i w*4 or iturvl amkhA. Of»*t R E A T M E N T _____ ___ ... HJBB Tiii>i>y AbmI ft* mi 1 1% T I liu l «,!*«. KSampoo **d IS*t| i r. h . WITHOUT STEAMER „ Us P. PA U L’S <liirH At Km » ll.H «W l«rk. Jtimt rufr** pul»J#(Pt tii t '» M » t t rk * r tt* . U -u i Itf m lillr k * H , a f t W r l» v t . i* Kiaalos. soatataat. Haldil I M P S SasStl Nr bo.*1 HIM- i 'Isos TmUy I* the day when Unerd* aad < IS l ‘. U 1- a s ) l ' « ' - l " - M r -IIS S of t'ouaty Commissioner* alt over 1 la |* u ISalvalloa M -ollaa T u -sd s). t : l * I*. N HoMIvas Most. Florida, as well as City CnawTWO l«ov. a U Itrwwaloa, l» B . miss loner* were to have been 4«Mfs notifiesl that the FKRA hnd l i U i r . I I I r . H tlolla-aa Mostdroppe*l atl physically and men tally unfit persons from FKKA Relief rails, and that it U up to county and city hoard* to Ukt rate of them. Her* In Sanford. FKRA officials are proud of I be fart that out n! all the perrons on relief in the county, only 2ti were rlas-ed os near the bor•lyrline which would have ntad* them charges of the oust/ stain. Daring the past uvea. Winkers have heen able to rvsiore (W a re s Heboat, * I t A M this list to nine persons, an I of U.-falsa Warship. II *s V U IH W A. Will »-*••• kl HR this group, four have b-.-n I Ise- s u lif e v i. ' T N i B B t r u l l o i . ,.| l.lfw turned bark to th* County Wel­ leal llim New Vwir." |;p«wHll T I' VI fare Hoard, three went tu the Htehlnf Am rarmkl|ks I' U County Home, and two none any T k ta w ill W N l« k t IW V be take* to the lloaqp nest weeg. AH the1 rant have* been absorbs I as private rhargra. At ■Tuirrh m r r lc w Missionary U H « MAW* ONUVI1ITT D ill* ih M b r t ir u i .w it iu iia i) (Osotiaaed M i P a jl) widely known aa Dm speeptwarrutar In. the Teapot Do scaadala. ipokt before the OiValley division o f the InvratmentalHnf tlaad men to Odartown, where mill* have been eloeed, for tha purAsaoeiatian of America. HU Utter attack w u first poea af "breaking up" picketing public expression upon tPNed and protecting worker* who want Deal." Despite the attack, raver, to retam te their Jobs. Governor Talmadg* taauod hU ha heatedly denied earlier , con­ nection with the newly tmed statement yeaterday after, ha aaM, ha had mad- an investigation if American liberty League. tha taxtiie situation of the state. Last night, be dealt with* ac­ B# found, he went on, that milla tion e f the President in nelng wore paying the NRA acaia of the gold content of the dig as wage* and raid that atrikera ware authorised by Congresa. petitioning for a different rode and That, Pomerene charged, nail- a SO hour week. luted public peliur* of vat* property. It permit*, ha dcred, borrowers to pay tack Irthaa they received. To "trifle with this mean of value,” he went on, inevttabltost disturb "the agricultural, histrial, financial, labor, and otl ac­ tivities of our country. “ Money la property.' Coacu ara property. The right tobor and to do boslna** is prvrty. There are an abundance ofurt decisions to support these ite­ nants. And the federal eoitution expressly provide* Iharivate property shall not be ten for public uee without just ra­ pens* lion." Never before, be asserted, , a stable currency -been so urgly needed. “ Keep it stable, and lo my nble Judgment business will re*. Destroy faith in our bonds, ob*. tiona and contract* which we a> roads or will hereafter make, d v s unsettle all business artivit, and particularly is this so when* authorities. at Washington % while wa have made a change. K orltr Drbnt, l*:M A. It. lh« Itev. It T. Caldwell. Tharatet, H-pl. **. I;** P. M F u rn itu r e C o. Drive Out To A N G E L 'S Delicious Sandwichcr Ice Cole* BEER. . Santord E le c tric The Churches Talmadge Sends Troops To Mil Word has been received here from Mrs. Deane Turner of Fort A t CartersvE Myera, formerly of thie city, that she Is now In Maryland visiting relative* before going t f Atlantic City, N. J. to attend th* tri-annual convention of th* Eplacopal Church on Oct. 10. She plans to visit In New York City before returning home. Mrs. Nettle Ingram haff returned to her home Ib . Weal Palm Beach after spending a short time here. She was accompsnled there by Mrs. C. W. Speer, Mrs. P. P, Hines, Miss \>ma Haynes, sad Miss Mil­ dred Hanks who returned to Baaford yesterday. Mrs. Rlnee, Mias Haynes, and Mias Banks spent an* day at Miami and Fort I-aodepdal*. LAKE MARY Miss Christine Cob left rawatly for Baton Rouge, Leu, where eh* will la v * a position to bar pute's office. Enroots to that dtp aha, In the company of her n t h aad hb family vjsited hi B in eith er*, A la, and AskvUte, N. C. Bartow Hu Uhl neap (a ham* from Balm Beach far. a ■Math’s vacation and Sunday ho aad Kea­ nsth Hoytlaln* motored to Day- (CeaUeard from Pag* (ted arming themselves there will th* avowed purpose of march'd oa th* Goodyear Clearwater ml at Alco, a suburb, and “ ahutug it down." Guardsmen Immediate^ i l ir~ tiered mobilised and moved » 1tee district. Companies F end II f He 122n infantry, commandoi b; l'apt Richard C Kndicott and C* Ma rion Williamson, were nrdr 1 otr and Adjt. Gen. Camp went Car tersvilte to take charg- |tar ually Howard Osortia celebrated bis The Goodyear mill has k n op orating in th* foes of Urn nar* 14th anniversary as lueal manager strike situation but tloo Iwt for the Southern Bell Telephone night for th* week-end hoi ay m Co. today. Fraud of the fart that period of ysara usual. It employs* normal] abort during that long 700 worker*. The Carters* e mil there has been only owe lost tlaso has been closed. It employ aboit ore Ideal and that to him shortly 300 persona. Eighty-sit .-rtf's after h* arrived. Mr. Ovvrlia slsted |mblK deputies have been an dut; in dw that he la rrral/ai U the mill district as a result af rports for ib eaopsratlsa With him. “ My of activities of flying aqaa xt* uf lung stay hers has h*e« mod* pus■trike sympathiser* open 'Pg in ■ihb by the people,* h* laid. “ They the vicinity. have haaa patient durtec times of At Aragon, la » county a iahg •trass, and their rasapUlm* have that In which Carter"vilh la lo­ been few and far betwsem, and I cated. meaawklte. Deputy hr rtf C. D. Htone, who ted a I >Jf «> well-armed tastlte Worker it a perfrrtwa to public behavior at ttbum i to aerial yow to u y way osmihli to ucsu g lean. Free uetlmates on the east at awtk N K -H I A G a y * i Q u a lit y P a fa t ia Croqulgaote WAVE — Is For WINDOW aasssoM sad S E T ------- A w n in i. It �“T - iS4 *Vil/ J i ■-■>• 7 f.’ t> =^H*4*\i i j4 k&6*ttV.l fflSr;’ '^RtPn M sw->#M>-.r. c1{ ;')4 » .J ‘i m r m ri m i non-hog-n&Uig, goI$ WnJIT "TH# hirdcet* wurh fn this bw*inesw going to be la keeping *(* inventory o f hoof, many box* wb haven't raised. Wo want to be fair and if It turn*, phi thkt wo didn't raise only 8,400 h o p right on tap I . All foods have not chawgad ia. price eqnatlr. Meats wlrirt 5.7 percent, Cereals caJB^ naVt with a 8A percent inertise. ^airp prislcscets advanced 2.0 percent. There wai an averegv drbp’ df b2 percent In the price* o f all other S a y s it fools. r i V I 'l t 15.— |coat $749,58145, or 4-$49 percent k i UUk " f dmlnll'j 4f* the’ totplj 'white employe* roCivil Work* < iW R W ' o f' A rrn rA rn tT In Florida rest at- reived $541739 compensation for T M lip tW f -----prraonal Injwrfta. A dollars between ) 1933, aad Merch, I03t! A A A C ou nsel t edat was placed atfV ViLM ? IfttdtH)w»r(xji. R 1 kx>'*t l i b I f m n d s O f I d l e 11/liia. et Xas.OsetUioate.Jta.Jtyt. lace, we don't' want to have any M by L. Warren Raker, work project*. The federal govrihb 4. Farmere still are getting mtly * dated the 1st. day nf Angnst, A. U, trouble with U S A or A A A or an)Ur, In a report made to- ment bad insisted on a 70-50 ratio C t e t f a n h l t t s 1 I n ’ ’ 1 9 3 4 i*Jt. ha* rnyd * w eenirteota u sur T o S t o c k S h e l v e s a little more than one-third of the jj body else. Ufrteo, aod Ha* mads *pt>i|satis* alius F. Stone, Jr., Florida between labor and matertkIs with tnt tardswl to tseue tn aero+Oane* consumer*' food dollar. From 1924) Eh RMM administrator, "Boudreaux la ’ very ’ Joyful labor on NBW YORK, SepL lO/—Orie out with IsW. KsM esrtlflentX rmtuetfs* KKW ORLEANS, iJt., Rapt. IB. W ASHINGTON, Sept. 15— t/Pl Following, is a vummary of ex­ of every four person* it) America's government bait* — the to 1929 ha received at most oneabout the folttre of our bmliK-atf. j ."nol-rakring-hng-busincss" la Ho hao been raising hogs for m«ru — II owe wires who are stocking ntles, cttle* and district* penditure* in arveral of the larger greatest metropolis is receiving half. The problem t* to keep mar* *ta d*. te-srll*. t! *, ■Huey P. la n tV newest dc- than 20 yean now and the beat pantry shelves with canned fro Its tod sdrVtces, materials counties, Including the total cost, tails *. T ant » , ntoelj A, l i * government relief. M in g coats down, and roo'umCr* the actual cost of work projuct* lloms to a reported valv te a to plagde the N ew Deal. he ever made waa $408 In 1B15| and vegetklAea In anticipation of Evary liaia the clock tkka_$8jT| TnV'sIb* i»rtd*h'l*g'a*W*i*g at'-M help by questioning any and the amount of local eontribd* 1459,18945, Itaker said.’ d a l* n f Ik * laauaaee.af etsrW It* Waa Senator I^nn* who once that wae until this' year when he li paid to th’oa* on Relief roll*. winter food shortage are doing marked increase retail price ilstratlon o f the program Offered to t i l every aaplin' that got 11,000 for not ralelng any it needlessly, says Dr, Frederick More than half a million doRaro which la o e r of tin* with the ad-> hogs. iprJated from President Roosiaa«C*HXaf1iah * ,lkj will bb .p roftH ls yroV. C, 11owe. consumed'’ counsel of vanev In prleea whteh the farmer W »fk I*rt$jFff» ▼Mtfcl " I f ww rad get $1,000 fo r not | SOft.UtCf 1 (.t ills These atn tome nf tbu'startflntf Ortobsr, A. 0 . l i l t . . ___ r_ , f t|081724 Alvl . . .... rrit's reforeatratlon program. Hr A A A . r Is receiving for raw food rm s 14.14a xk lei.sis 1* ratling 500 hogs, then we will get .... W ithes* m r n fflrtil slgWslktV aWd via tittle* Included in the rTport iis .b i.il te rials. i.tsk.Txe.sx ti.araa who tried unssecatafuliy te $2,000 for not railing 1,000 hoga, l.ilXixtt (6 ai thin lb * 1st. t a y e l ttepteeakde, Ittil Tuppliea pf canned fruits and M lisH y night- of William Hodson,' I.SSI.Slt.l* PlIV 1 ,,IleiillfIIIIIIJ>.«o«>Mda-M,sa ia ii.s u ii Uae up the South in a cotton holi­ etc. We plan to operate on a email vegetables promise to be ala per­ nn.sSSSl s m s Now York welfnro commissioner, Ul ...^ ____ _ Tit.six t>r v. r , rinrinfUbB ‘ 1,1*3. It d a y 'plan and then bemoaned the scale at fip t, holding ourselves cent greater this year than last," S1.1IS 1 1 |0(.»«1.7T 1 C m .... ..... Clerk ctrrutt O fart B m iIH* 11,111. IT covering the first half o f 1934. 1.t»U ((.*s 1,STS.11* *1 m i ■mlirtT holt. <•*unit,’ Florida. •flowing up of cotton and the down to about not raising 40,060 he says, "and yet reporta are com (.111.(9 SX.ISS SI *I.SSt.SS In4 (liver ____ _____ It la estimated that a t ’the pres­ (H R A f.) mbrderidg'of hugs" la the gorert'- hoga; which will mean that we ing to me M un I I 1 .I I I I ' that merchants are 111.*** l» nr a . u. w n k xn : tr.iir.AV ent rate $?0l ,669,ODO’wIn’ be'spent i*».m ,*s 116.111 II u G laerit'a aurplia reHuHng program. wifi make about $20,000. 1*0 using scant propaganda to per10.314,(1 iffrrltig 1934* fhr ic l i i f wRhln'thc t9ft.IAt.9l + M ai “ ool railing-hog-business" Captain Munson, Ana. Ifunson 1(.T($C*S I71.477.ir, susde the puhlie to hoard foods. ISC 1*1 1! Mai "Now another thing, Mr. Wal­ x.sii: rt city, JFoat of this rum come* from waa exploited in Long’.i newspat i.llS Il ii.sis.is Mji I have also noticed that in and daoghter, Josephine, and Mr*. M ll.31T.SX state and federal grkntn: lace. irx.tsi.is 214.413 >3 m r-: ______ _____ fb t "American Progress” recently, Aaron Lundquist and children who O F TVIH U g io m iu . i t S T V M I 1Is,1*1.sn C9«,4I? t« 71s.noc 2*i "Thrae hoga that wo will not some rntea they offer no special are leaving soon fbr their home*, dm The report shAwa that* 196,000 1M.T31 34 F THIS I IrP the form o f an open' letter tti Stalls SS MI.MI £s3 V#t*b price Inducement for quintlty pur­ .tiler It Cft.fttf.a7 It*,SSI 1 3 famtile* are on h’ o md relief, receiv­ 717.774.44 l( ■ ». ' Secretary o f Agriculture Wallace. raise will not rat more than $100,wi-rr honored on Labor Day* by l*lr v i 1 , 1 ,1: m l SM lf.rt ing art average oT $10 mohtMy, chases, but seem to be trading * (!,III.*1 K44.ftT4.47 |*Al tool..at TVV Certtll* It wat algned ‘‘ Octave Broussard,” 000 bushels of com. We under­ Grandma Lundfptlst, who held tll.H in i riK.lftft.7M I*ii n .. ....... simply on the fear that rnnsumers le t, day » ( Aaeust. A. U , ItX stand that pm will alio per Emergriicy woiV wage* are being nr.7itr.o4 w.Tfx u lftO.ltl.31 o f N e V Otlrdn*. The pliraaeolngir reunion nf friends and relatives. I'ai hi ......n lril said rtv ilflrs te ' In my nfl I1.SI1.T" may not have enough to cat next UB.4I4.I4 pAld to 123,000 persona, moat of .tnd Ini a ntads amtlltwil-.ti f t i r t U la strangely fnmlllar. The letter farmers for not railing corn. Ho, Mr*. Archie Hwanscm, who re­ H(. rlt* l.sct.tl I34.3tft.73. Itlettftotft Comuiners who buy In cently cut her right hand badly, i* H*»i If ..... will you pay us anything fov not winter. it, sT1.se the»n head* of families. They re­ deed |» Ire's* la errt'rdaaes with |9 fS »ih n : flM Ilfi U M 4l.fl .v dnirn nr case lots are certainly en­ getting on nicely her friends art Vo ceive an average o f $50 a month. law .-H alil errtlrtCnle Malware* th* *5 railing 100,000 buihcli of com not • * ■ * r friend' Rnodreanx over In fiiitasrilig ilsa*rua<i iim pstty s 'l u V l i titled to a discount.” However, to feed the hoga wn are not rail­ Dependent children being qared at—-l In Hrtalaolr Cauitty, r i o n d i t o * glad to b-srn. x Terrebonne parish received a f I ,t , . W jury compensatton and m » i n many o f the large, reliable associ­ ing? difference la-tween the total for in hoarding housee and other In.wit: Mr*. Henry Stamen is cxpecllng I H t check from the gosertimvii* lette I. I * ' I lllk. 1 Trl 1 T W • Tow n o f B*af<*d: 1 • "W e want to get started as anon ations of food dealers have lined her mother, Mrs. Ida F. Jennings, cc ind the expense of work proj- tensnre of national re-employment institution* at public expense num­ > tala, year for not railing some ‘ DOJ*, In s. ent for adminixtration, In­ office*. ber 23,600, and 13,000 other de­ T lie a.vlrt lain) tiring t m t M d a| th* a,i possible. This seems to Ire a up with the con umers’ division nf sister, Mrs. H. A. Post, nnd eon dais f>r the ISHiOinre nf snrb eerpendent children are being cared tlflCjtic In (h e name id L’ NKNOW N. from t "So we xri* going into the not good lime of the year to atari not AAA, promising llnwe their sup­ end hi* wife end child all port In protecting the consumer llalese wild q e rtlllra lr ahsll he refor in thoir own home* through tint lor, X J. for a visit. -. ■ railing hog Luttnms negl yrnr. . . raising hogs, ij f r spent within . village* or In etihnifnrilltift th li\Hr ta g dstd from profiteering. giants made to widowed or aban­ tt*eni«1 Henry Htarnca, who has (men 111, W w d b l n g to help the NRA he"Yuur olpedlent servant, w ilt U n it iHtdrebn sn the Ith. day s t concession' over which the fair has doned ifethcrs. rietnlier, A. U , ISA*. rnnsumers should keep the fol­ Is better now, but Mr*. HtartiM is .4X9x0 'we natunlly will need some "OCTAVE IIIIUIISSAUD." no- liookkrcplng control and'from W lin .ee mV nfftctal, alg’n k u r* Nine ■thnunanl hometrw* men and on our farm to help us no! "P. K. Mr. Wallace, can we lowing facts In mind about fruits now III. seal' this the 1st. day of J'xrtrich the fair derive* no profit. Eodl Mngunson and wife mo­ ,M Jiot raise nny hogs, raise 10 or 12 hugs on the all* and vrgrtabbx, llnwe sa)s: If, as present irvllcatlon* lead and women were given fond and Hr plant her A. U l*|A. I ' V. It r*U’GLA«fc lodging during the month' of 1. There ore ample quantities of tored to Htuart with Captain Mun­ j "What an want to know, Mr. while a t are in the not raising official* to believe, the fahr pay* Clesdr Clrh ' iS ,. daughter, who Aliguit, arrived log to the fruit* and vegetables, »o son and wife and ‘ ™Wallace. la: In jour opinion, what business. Juv't enough to get a few fresh ntd*' r’ oeiitj- Florida. out 100 cent* on the dollar, avkl IMKAI.) ami 22300 aged pertains are lielng heat kind of farm nnt to •liles of bacon to cat.” there Is no need to shift to canned will visit with a nice.' there be­ show* a profit over and above all a : m. assisted In their own homes undrtr - 9mm aim * ■ t ‘ it hog* on and the beat ilral-i varieties. Hupplioi are now coining fore returning to Iholr home in exVtehiva the morief wlfl be divided .Savannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs Magtho old age security set, Tho W el­ ^ '^a net to raiae. tVe would from the "late” states, practically ' . .SJl among public InstitatloFSx wMrii fare Department la assist inn 2600 u i t i i 'M o r s r f w d s r i o s r o w ■prefir not to relic an/ ratoruntouched by the drought. This nuson will spend a few day* In helped the ftlr and Whhh aroed*LO N G W O O D t a x iiK K ii i ' s u k h sKt-n o a ere Daytona. 1 families nf veterans In norrrgd re­ Fition.backs,, hot If lliat It not n rood winter supplies will be coming slgvtad to'perform much1the same lief activities, irt ed. lit Ion' to thr Mr. and Mrs. larotie Cramer, of t breed nnt to raise we will Juat el r t s s . t t t r . v . r a i m r from the South Potato) supplies The September buaineaa meetlnft function—that of entertainment 10,000 famlliix oT veterans who are Herman, N. Y., but who havxr N .itlr. is hervtfV * lv * n that XX4 ,4 ,g ttr ti hot raiae IlcrkvMrra or Pu- of the Civic league Wba In session are large as last year. an I education. X. H Ttm JtM ,' pktrrijaer a *’ f»* receiving home relief. . rohi br nine' Ilnj*. 2. Home vegetable* for canning spent a number of year* In WashC ritirira ls H'U 1 1 1 *, uatsd J b 4 *0 4 at the library on last Tuesday ington, I). C. and are now living!CHICAGO, Sept. 15.— CotnciThe p-.ililie schhoh have scrvi-d ilsy nf Atiavtsl. A. Ik* 111*, lavs tiled * "W e will need a little money >n afternoon when several Important are grown In the drought states but BM In Grapoville on the Charles* plar4,Jnt R80.000 free innehes for children, ■aid refU llea te In my "(tie r , and ■ .rot with the payment recently of fWance Ihla venture and we alio matters were ruled upon. The Hew­ berouse more acres were used for mihte Hpi*t[call'"l for tag IM S spent the week-end with hia i l i i tefjw l i v seventh 10 percent allotment rrn and 7569 famlllrti have roeelvcd lisa •*» u*’ in nd-rfArflBn*'* with J«W. ing Club waa combined with this them this year the draught effect­ Mr*. V. C. Collar, at her home orie note l*»oe by Hfie I$10,000,50 gold froe medical and nursing’ service* Hb M ctfrUfitnla rm b riC f" lh * l « * meeting Several new names were ed them only slightly. ........ \nw)rtu tlPBCfUsnT pr’.Mirnr Hoax lake. |hlrh the WbrldV Fair was flihlc at the oxpente of the elty. iti fthinflRnit cutmiJt la H w iP proposed for membership in the It. Canned vegetable supplies In Clenn Swope apjnyed Ilia lOttlanrei, officials of the Exposition tltanr Thk estimate of $201,000,000 for tl» T b r t H M la lf S I ' m , A ll t4U «»r MKW o f HW»4 League. Hlftl-.tfi are cipcrtl'd to lie nine birthday Wednesday, Irrtlllng Ilrlch ho*i\ HerlIftft t*> i4 in tnarte pnbllr a finsnclsi statement Following 1* a list' of the more I93i toilof expenditure* In the city mb\p I * Houlh. Ilin tfa SI At the Baptist hall Tuesday afV pcfkcnt greater than last year. number of his boy friend* to» errMrhtcti sknwed a total revenue to notable marine disaster* In the Indlcatk* a phenomenal le*p from T h f Pilf, U M W in s M 1 crooon thir Hanlt-ani* and the IS Canned tomatoes will he 14 percent the games anil birthday cake. (9 o " f th* lha iBdiijinrr taauanre o f itfth agrh hfftli rvC the mere $10,000,000 expended In date v. the Fair as of Abg. 51; to be $4,- last 80 yeata: * A.‘a had their semi-monthly meet­ abote the average for the last fire o f 11 . j oO'v m rata In’ th# name It. JThe Dorcas Clrcl* held a r tn im .llT M . March, 1551—Steamer City of 1920 whe ntlic deproaaion had It* H TItK irr. t'alssa said csrU l. ings. year*. Canned sweet coni, green plralwnt mwtlhfr ot* Uw» h oM • hall tv* isdrpmpil according to TH* KTmn erne* r^rrrmireveme Inehidcd Included gats' Glasgow left Liverpool for I’ hHa- beginning. A large delegation from Long- jw'ss and snap beam will lie Just Mr*. C. klHran at’ her home ,rwI t a r deed w ill tssee Ufsrsnh v»v onft in t receipts of $2,219,91,1. This gate detphlat never heard from— t ’iO.' wood a Hemic) the Itotury luncheon AS plentiful as list year. trie day o f October,. A. Ir , IMS. Country Club Ittmd, Thor*‘lay doe* nod never hoard from— Witness aty nrf Ir la 1 elgtialu flguro la tnrclitslvxj of money' col­ Bwpt. 15, 1855— B lssm sr A i l s In Ranfortl on Tuesday In Interest 4. Capned fruit* ns n whole •rnontt The room waa prettily assl Ibis iHa 1st: d4y e g IS,pi lected fo r the sole of l 'advaAro tria, llaraborg ‘ to New, T~kv of P. K It- A. concerning w ib g n i ' r Mkf. 18, 1*21—SteinseV H ft'n g- a . rt. tsss. • ••• • prett%Iy will Iw two pkreCat great­ im itH'wfth baskebi of falt'fli$ and oeaecnt ticket*. About $2,000, ■ burned In mid-ocean— 471. Tree Park. number waa on n kong sunk by rock— 1,000. er in ouppl) than last yuar. Canned and a good Cisrtr « U 8 w t!^ V «a t!s 000 in Inor me was derive! from Mrs. Hcholfleld’s lllhle Class of Apr. IT, |HW— .Steamboat Solsols Ceunlr, FIM-ulsbi ft ' Jan. 28, 1921— Steamer Atitinoc pineapple and jHnrs promise to be apite of the rain. The meeting a this source. Women had an enjoyable all doy tens, with exchange,! Unl4n'pris­ lost In storm In mid-Atlantic; crew opened by the president, K h . h mnrr plentiful than the five-year art A. l i ’ picnic and butincaa session at hdt With th'U bond payment tin oners, destroyed by boiler expla- rescued by the President Roosevelt; ■9KAl,> Hunter, who askvd Tiro. Clar.ii home on Thursday. Officers rli-ct- average. Canned apricots arc the slrtn on Mississippi nest Mertiphi* Fair stood1 79 percent’ t>ald on It* which last two lifeboat men lead In prayer. The roll was e*d . ■ I. . . 1 11 . '.*■! ed were: President. Mrs. II. It nnl. fruit which may show a latge OCt. 18—Troop ship MoWn up in HisTtf-H o F x r r M s n o s by Mra. Borell. After a few a. a indebtedness, a position nevrr be­ — 1,700 (approximately). Grey; secretary Mrs. Alible Mor­ deficiency. 10e line 1 (la te T A X ItNKD n iim 1 1 1 u m m ^ fkxt. 29,’ ll.uT—flUPmrrt! Rhone Yangtsc River' at Klaklaltg, China <lF T il K IIMI "Exaggerated report* are being le.l by Rev.J. R. Clark on the >- fore' attained by an International (IKHKUAI rison. treasure!, Mrs 1* Cramer. t£# lltrtr S' tt^ea. artl Wye and ab.wrt M) other vev- - t i w . exposition All money tht the Ixoid OF Tills TV A1 1 1 n and Mr*. Moran at the pis, ' T u M a T A X i t l F l prnpertlve In­ A tempting luncheon of chicken spread a* to the 7e line 6 Ilmen. Notice la h trrh x .a lvsn ib a k U l total rtf arls wrecknt at St. Thomas, West Oct! 23, i*2T—Frinripcxea Ma I he hoalrai, nsaixted by her nio$r, an I interest psymenl, a n u l M « m e , p tA rh *tw rn # T a «1 pilau, salads, rake and tea w n ert' it e In fond price*,” *a>* Dr. from tho Indies, by hurricane— 1,000. falda sunk by explosion o ff Porto tirtesi" No. usa. aatsd lb * n k : L . . jirrvi-d refreahmenta to those |$- $0tn,7W, wav'dorlvrd 6c MM I month, Ilnwr. “ And that misrepresenta­ eerved. sent flea lira warda fa III trilst indsnliire which received' 49 ' Sept. 5. IRT7— Prince** A l i c e Segur", U n til—l i t . rrt: Mn>. Alfred Ericaon, Mr. and Mt-a. Prank Hayes have tion exposes ennsumer* to raids by i m w i V M rale f* ( capital Doubls *«bh raU sunk In collision In tho Thtme* — N ot. 12. |*I8—Vcstri* foondeml ai'pilrwtlnir percent or the gats admissions. I'ertleson, Mrs. Borell, Mra, Inr t t r s i v t l t l U M F I x guns oil a motor lour In Aurora, profiteer'). Some food prices will fare letters. in'etorsn o ff Yltylfiln Cap**—Ik®* arrurdsuce with law. Katd r s g j l l 7C0. Hunter, Mr*. Rolton, Mr*. Au. linnet* nf the fair now fall into ill. their former home, they were n*r, partly because nf the drought, rath emhrscsa the fi.lln w lag Hwanaon, Mra. Muae, Mra. J. ■=-; -_ Mar. 17. 1891— Uldpta sunk by •rrll-ei proisvrty sllualsd.' I three glassification*. In roond accompanied by their guest, Mias as In the rase of meal and |>oultry. * ( M inim um charR# soe nolo i'n u o ty,. Fine Ids, Dison, Mr*. Archie HWanaon,' collision off Gibraltar—67-t. lumber* ruarshtmd Um B in the II fUaMilptl tjtilrm, librarian of Aurora. Hut we aw doing everything pos­ That I'a rl ur KW H ' L E G A L W O l t t t f Ballinger. Mr*. Hprndlnvo, i V i i t w r*r* ik» w m w i June 2.1, I8$l—Hti-am-hlp Norge of $2,000JX)0 have been petd K w q «.( mtu n * -i Mr. and Mis. J. A lllatlme and sible to keep coniumcii informed m anlHH. mm w f i N * Itssd, htr. I* T W F I t Meat* sirin g o r wxwvnw^e *at,»s Moian, Mr*. L. Lundquist and I lands in'thF sttfn rtf $«.. w roeicl in North Atlanlic —000. two sons spent Friday a I Cornnado ul supplies." «HU W |iH a f»r n w i i IthhXs is Kb ai . . . . . . i t sereg Nullce la Iwrrbr **»■• uivl'-v Ella Ilollrm, Frb. 15. I M i —Battleship Mai lie so#.’ 'll pursusnre "f tkaj Cfrtnlri have reCei ved100 ’ percent The said IsiOl Hrlng at m iiig g it t llearh and reported the ocean very Hr. HiiWr list* four rnndlllon* face valne. Borate In IN* blown up in Havana harbor—20u. flmil d.-rree nf lorrotoaUtV * * « *»'• llir date " f the laottrore o f such rerloiigti over there. eUTcrming food price which the ilu A , anil ,suAitfl *in.tttF ISIH-OsV tld ra le In the name t,( t ’ n l s s e a stm of $2.09,000 harp receive,! 00 <t June 15, 1581— Esrurslon stiar*' ,.r The Women’s Home DemntMtrn- housewife should keep In mini; Augtia), 1SS*. aad Uat eertat* Ualeoa said r r r tlllr a lr shall bo Ve­ rtvetoed according In law i i I S m C iVrent’ of their fart# value. All •r Central Slocum burned in East' nrtlsr n>ad<- un IH* lion Club with a discussion of J. The nu ou t rise, which start-] irmlJrr, ItH, In and Hy 1W riixXIt wilt Issue thereon na Ihr. l i l t 8 U _ hire rtreived 0 percept' Interest up River, N. Y .- l.W IH AVE' YOUR W ATt repaired children’s school clothing will he cd lh. last of April, had advanced j ur Hrplctalwr A H , 1034 , , uf n.n|l«»l« i-.,Italy,-, r* Ape. U-15, l# l* —Titanic aurtV I'uurt W li he-■ m f f i n r j t l ' v l s i d t i e ^ n tl -date. At the present tint* by ono who really knows fto* t'r li "* library on Wi-tlneti'lsr. the peiim l food price level onljfi In lltatirerV. la a rsrtala h day o t S '* I this I by iceberg— 1,518. tliirfhpi 11 |w iik it V it k w fUW TW Jswkler, Mag. Av*. H»fL 1$. at 2:110 P M. AH Inter slightly more than th'rke percent'1 *$htly more t lin $S,0Wl,fl06 r i­ mtlriiHVH <*)MfA!*V, * cerOoroilua, t » , test , V. K TKMldWitk ested ate invited. ds unpaid. With attendinc* , Sept 18—Japnnqge a t e a in rt r ilalntlir,, and ) l M w i f ] t’ « by tho end of July. ttlsrk’ ( ‘ I s r a l r a A n Klckermaru sunk o ff Japan— MmO. •A titon fob llc* The Town Council met Thurs.>s> m pA iin rioN tip fu d tii* * . ring sharply official* are hop*2. Food |>ricp changni haw not ana f i T r < if nANKttnirwrro ts— May I,- ItlS — Lusitania sunk by night fur the regular Eeplemlii fmrrtlfmsd f n a i T O '' rtwe* fd nr rnkFIria a’ HFT'p^rdcirt’ pcfIrndanlv, I, II K H C IlllA N elt. as r t t t*8 l LONO' W HEEL base Parti l-eon Uniform. Houlh Atlantic German mibmarlne— 1,198. ' *■ Hfdriet lU t.li r |n Chancory o f M id buslnrsa meeting'with all but ure n rl on all bond'. * I8XAIJ truck, A-l nmdltlan $£jb. Aus­ stales ahowei an average drop o f that on occasions he liad .iotd , July |4-*-Excursion * I * 1 mrtr en a ft. shad a fte r fo r eaW aad n i l mamlicT present. negro1ntstamero. he grosa revenue o f the fa ll tin drllVaty tfticV $1D-r>. T-Fonl at pul.llr ntiirry In I t * hHHtrel av pe:ccntl Western state* Eastlaml oqpaiaad in Chicago Rlvir Mr and Mrs. II. It. flrey ami four Chief Smith told the court llu ai Die concessions, l»s»l Idddrf fur cash Nrf'.rd Iti excluding <4$rmp truck $38.’ R«»Is and Hons. -815, My and Mm. Thomas Van Mom showed the l a w t Incrvaae, on* I bat hd had rocalvrd rw an koM ii la HaMswg.' Hsmlrol report* gi i receipts, was ehhtrii in’ tM . Feh. ML 1818—Crolsar P r o v l - , IH of .1.? percent; and the ro*t of tlv* **t| , Fturlds, bolwssn tho spent Labor Day as guests nf Ml • m u PlaitU r Floyd'e violent eonduct'from.whll ft oriel report to have hwn $d,hnnrs nf u V s s Mnndek, ftctui, alut Mm I'atrirk at Port Ptvrrc country had an pdraner of about people. He Hid some had charge 40fXniA3, including $78*390.10 draco sunk in Mediterranean, only 1*4,' 1*11,' W * W llaw ln g ’ dsaertbi i J POIt tfAlJCt Mlsaldnary Htrawber- The Palrtrlr*. were former real 570 xnvwd of nsariy 4306 aboartl. that Floyd1chnwrf a negro chll ved by roncaaelotv owned di­ L.ry Plants. Ill* Parkanl. June iM-CrabMr H a m p a h i r i e denta of Lt'ngWood. Doolt), „ M s t n . IXS. a n d 'ix b . Ptnr- , I Hot pasted bis place on a “ acxtot| re j by the exposition. sunk by German rnlrw, Earl Kitch­ Hand, scened in g la plst tin roof I Mr. and Mr*. J. C; Cain nnd |iPkllli^-HrsI Illlsa amt tlpauldlngi Huperlntendknt ' latwton visited CT.” w net operating profit of the ener and tertik l handtwd stkats children, of Pcrlne, Fla, formerly ntnftber S*s and SVt for fall plant the Geneva achoal Wednesday, FloyktSi plteo o f butlnsv* 'i to'date it $1,701,887.00. This lost. o f Bongwood, were rrcent vtulUifs f o g toy. Flurida. .Front certtftod «Ur< Mr*. |', )l. Duoley I'pvnt Tuesday known ss tkc (W ro la Wlldcnt prkt li only abnvo dally ex J sly I. H IT —B r 111 ah wataMp m * snot* to bo wild ta g a lF fy M l4 In town on their way to vt«tt their Wrtitl. PLANTS— Catbafro, With Mrs. It. Ai GoodspeoJ In Chief Smith' romerited (Wat* Floyd *1 and dees not show payment T doekkVanguard, blown up at her dork amC Cartttm,' irtnr « a t i* n * r nt HuWcl. pfpyor, tomato, « eisra'vtf t s k Info shall Sanford. ertdentlr thoveht he bed'to llvw op rod chat gee or ptyiand a M>\ f ■cparstely fo r the ysrpaso o f aalla$ I onion, InWcoll; and lettuce,' all Olfliwtvlljk. Mr. and Mra. D. D. Levy and to’tHe name c l the ptseo. £t> trines*. May IS. 1818— Rritish troeps^h • toady mound Sept t&th. Ouy Itii children of Hanford visited friend* * rwxmie qanted dMO'nM Irv- 8*eta Anna’ tnrTvecinecI—938. -Flovd I* either cmrv oe'th* ;r| mailed opOn rctiuert. Prtvatt aik) In Genova Tkerofay afternoon. monnoet man bi town,” Chief ct !* a i estlmttftl $1,(100,000 MNl* I4M J. K 8. C f(la $ r Wfl Bcvllls Florida. • Mr. and Mra. A. K. Moran add Smith tntd the cen t: a w a g m a i r i '■■BT'jTFm • ■ - ............... -'S- ... ■ children of Hanford visited rota 1 .The else v m cotit Inuel to Who-W n tttfd t t i |^ s p i > Q t i f >i-i < n r .y Oviedo awl■ m U j EdyV* ■Shtton » “ - lived and friends hero Thursday. Any morning xrikm Flord: anld’ be a n t TO RENT: House »U h .1 The Woman** Home Demonstra­ would bring 109 wit netsc* to (b e * trem t trfp tb (the to l acfes land. Write * * a p . o, TowM he was mild trorytered: other tion dub will meet at the Ir in chks • i m ; c w . ‘1 Hall Tuesday afternoon, iddli ---------------------- -------- :------ 'rB iL tough The Geneva Garden Club will l U 'F b r B oat where ^ tint ■ eating offer the Lu m b ar L the*. Farida State sammer vocation Friday afUrnoon. •hi. Mr*.'Ball, Gar m B L U E D IA M O N D O O K M r.aa4:% i ttiw iF no ! fIBHRD FOUR ROOM Mra. M, 1l at. Clean In. Baa Kepaud u w ir t o - > **> ]] l * < " V’v ' T. f t « l r Propose. Z ™ X g Z ~ * ~ X . ? 2 rNot-RaiBlngr-HotfBttHiNNMnItY Nation 1 Not b s o s o RELIEF PAYROfct H s # jrs jis s s U fc w i.'K Necessary .4" !*■ «'■*■ • . BBS:. Upsala—GrapeVlIIe S IRLD’S FAIR IS PERCEWPAIB INDEBTEDNESS I « BltlonlteachefiPo^ Never’Before Attained Similarly Mttrfote' nisftsttttu fn Past- 80 Tears $ W * N T AkP* ' H A T ti 8 5: . II N e g r o - Baitini Orlandoan N a j As Meanest Mi •^ tfs w u r- t r m u s s S “n “ - GfiNteVA* | COAL—C O A L -C O A L . 4 * 8 CBCNKB' , lu suW 15^, m u' *W, ;r-». 1 ‘ �r ; V E A IIC K W R STAIEBMIOSt * -n O ftU U IM W ATLAH TA. ftept l i ^ - W i h h i aad long «w n « la p ^ ttn , .nd P M W - M t t i ^attention of l|glt ir1/~T ouafp enco WMll*» enu as they redoubted their M £*£Tuafer, offnete t f f w i h i r t w f *"*una opening p m rf the » M t*O m M to seme «Aen» by e » l kor, all U n « * « • Sttar i i i t K * f ' i n rendition f « r aofonl years. Some Ini hava croppsd op, but to bay hart been of a minor natime MKt week tnotl of the | M ara aaptrtod to itart reduclag tbotr aquade, rut Una off thoaa cMdlfetcs who have «hown llttla -ftfnailte to that the other* may re­ coin morn attention. ^Southern Intercollegiate QUbtette Aaaarlntkm tean*<—CenOuuary and Louisiana College— will aftkfclly open tha season in tha Bm U thia afternoon at Pinevlile, i * . They did* not meet, lait year. Cthtanary traa an defeated in the % M tttten in I N I , white Loutiiarea M one gam# end teat four. r t1fW schedule call* for one other X~ fr ' between Roanoke College dad Eten College at' ttetem, V t ■ U a ln n lty o f Kentucky will be tho ft rat Southeastern d erm to so Mta action. 1 Tho Wtldrata open Mniraantan on Kept S3 with little :MarHaad College nt Laalngton. ' T » o weeks from today wtll find 'aU I I conference teama in action. Obe ’ Inlra-conference pi me )> ecbeduled for that date between Vanderbilt an Mississippi Statc.The ■iaroona polled a euipriae last fall •by holding tho favored Commoi 7 to 7 tie In an early Mounter. Other games carded for U f a . *> Include Georgia Techdeateoa; Aabarn-Oclethorpe; Tut y n Chattanooga; Tennessee-C«-nteo; Loeialana Btata UniversityMeet Ueorgla-Stataea; FloridaM l l H and MteaUalppbAUmpbla aTteMterd ^ B V n t a c h y V second tame la with ‘tfaahlngtoo and Lea of the South^Ol conference on Sept fJ. Both Tigers,Giants with Washington, the second-ptere JP4 drubbing front UMahkaatlon addH l r S tead In the i f . K f 1*1 game*. irtMfyUta Indians ■ to ^ln tha flag ethnljaid IS rem-s i* g la f and hnd » llT tU ltb e Tlge-s. U M ih K.tMqrnT GAINESVILLE, Sept Id. test time the U aittnU j Florida met talllaa (elteg tha gridirwn wan to task. Gator* winning • ! tu I. T V previous tho FWtdn a a ig i IV a' pa tte ear d VUOTA. nail crowd at D cL m l Thursday. Although tho Rada are -to the / . �I coat |T49l« t t l l t,"er *•**• p aitw l oT1 thr-totalj while employe* re­ ceived M l 17.TO rompensallon lor —^ » n t - ' ^ ‘ * RELIEF PAYWfcfc ioflwt w jtrwipjrtwr pCTIWIIRI liy illtw * !*> *> ictoonied Cor 7 2 ^ M f* V J T T V U IlM D ^O dh tt a ^ n t W Into muds o r Idle GothamHea In 1934 KM4 by L. Warred Baker, Hitor, te a report made toa] km F. S t a r , J r, Florida bctwven labor and materlib with labor on l{ta Iona end. <y Relief, administrator. NBtV YORK, Sept: 10r-OW# «mt Following. Is a nummary of e i- of ttocry fobr person* tot America's goeai-naxnt knits — the watiea, citW* al*d dlttrirts penditatca in several o f the larger greate*t metropolis b reeelvtnjj rated *eFricw*, material* counties, including the total coot, government relief. I item* to a reported vsl- tlm actual east of work projects Rvary time tlj# deck tick* $A3T and the amount o f local contribdU pa Id to those on R elief roll*. Mbrd than Waif a m (RioA' doRant 8 djrt wni be . 9Cnt tWI. yroy. V « * h P f | »»N 4.U4.4S These atw aoiwh nf Utw'atnrtnnrf U * 113 34 14,140 It loMTi.1i 114 404(7 *UU*tlea Included In the report III.MI.I3 u H .m u l.ltlitU 41 U,*41.11 Motxddy night o f William Hodooit, l.liM Il.T * LM M U *1 IS I4* 1* New York wwlfarw . commbaloner, n «,o i« it T4M «**» *.*• *■ « »;.m u ISt.tlt.TT Ti.ail.J7, covering the first Half o f 1054. l,*7 4.71* OJ t,t»t.ttt»« r i tt* it I I . * 11.4* li 1* estimated that at the pres1.1(1.17 111*5*1" 117.1*4 to I t . t l lA * ent'rate jJtli.iJM.OW'wlll'be’ »[ l* ’ .tlT.H lll.U l.lt jo.ita.tt dAring 1934‘ flir le ft if within the l**,«*M I tOl.OCVt* 1*.74l.*t city.-MeWt o f Thb n m r a m from lie ret is l7 M t T .ll 5.111:33 tt.tU.54 (4.TI4 ■* lt.ltt.aa state and federal grirnta. . :it.*i3.*i l i t , tot 14 111,7*1.>h The report »Wiwti that* HiS.rtOO ttt.lt! I* 113,30* I * 101.711 3C m iiu t O t*,*tl 33 CO,* 40.17 famlilcs are on homo relief, receiv­ T**.*»* 13 747.77* (S !*.»**.15 ing art average bT $10 monlhfy. tit, 1*1 *1 C*MT*.*7 4«.ol* it itt.I** ot IM .t lU t 30,74* i* Kmarttchcy woik wage* are being itr.no.e* 1IO.lt 1.31 It. *11. ' « paid tu 125,000 penmn*, moat ‘of UM4o.ll 1«,*33-1' 1,1(1 CT 13l.3lt.tt. 111.It*.35 tl.OU.K* thirtn h'-oil* of" famillra. They rn4*t.m .*i 451,041 11 cctvc an average o f 160 a month. Oependent children being garod • difference between the total Jury compensation and m a 1n - for In boanling house* and othetnd the eipm er of work prej- tenanre of national re-employment in*lltutUnu nt public i-1 pern* nunf ber 23,500, and 10,000 other de­ oitit for S 'tm in i'tratioa, la- Wff5ce*. pendent cbiklren are being cared /or In tU Ir own homo* through spent within viliaiioa or In auh^ giants mad* tn widowed or abortconcessioni over which the fair ha* ilnneii mothers. lot • bookkeeping control and from Nine • thnusant homeh-t* men which' the fair derive* no profit. Fanil Msrnssnn nttd W ife teeo If, a* present indications lead and women were given fund and lodging during the month' uf lured t o Stuart with Captain Mon­ official* to beltovc, the fair pay* August, arcbrtlhg tn the report, ona «nd w ife and dktigMeT, erteo out 100 ecnla on the «!ollar, atol and 22,500 aged perttma' atw la-lng wdfl v««tt w A l a Hire* there he•how* a profit over and above all sasbtcsLIn their own homes unikT fie r n t o T o m f to their hnane ta exyteft'o* the moricy win be divided the old sge security set. The Wr|. SruaanalV G*. Mr. and Mr* MacatndWg puSRc Instltathuro which fa to Ucparitotoit la nssistlng 25(in eiswat srifl nfmnd a fear days la hetproi the fllr and whWh avwdC- fatnllba of Yolararts in nornWil re­ Ttsywnm. rigtod w perform much the asms lief activities, irt aditUldn' to the Mr. and Mrs. Latdie tVatner, of function—that of entkrtalnmcnt 10,000 families oT veterans who arb net-man, X. Y , hat wbn haw ant education. receiving home relief. (fund a o a n W id year* in WasWJeirtem, It. C, and are new 1tonic, CHICAGO, Sept. 18.—Cotori The priMIt school* have served in Omfw-vdle era the C h a rW |Uae*,ret wrRIi the pa>went recently of KhO.OOn free lunches for children, egoad the t m i e a f with h>* ■utc.-p t r o w l 10 peew it allot merit on and 7809 families have received Mao. Y. C IVJtor, at her h am *d#w $l<WOOt»pn gtod note i«*ae by free medical and nursing services Cent* Utou. Writ* the world'. Fair was flat the expenie of the city. c-.tlmate nf ffOt.000,000 for Or*** Sample ro>«Tod Ida lPtbanre1. official* o f the Ripntition fijr T**f Awwrt*!## I ' m * M dM hy Wednesday, u d ltlM to tando paMic a fmonr-io) statement Following I* a Hat of the more IDS! roller expenditure* in the city o iiu lee o f hi* hoy ftkwdi to tatJtoiMch »hiri> i d a total rereerwe tn notable marine disaster* In the indlcath* a phenomenal leap from the mere |10,DM,000 expended in • Ihe e n m and hath day rat*. the Fair a* ad Atop I I , U be 14.- last 80 year*: The fW ra * C8rt»* held a > m 771.177.*V.. March, 1854—Steamer CllJr of 1D19 whe nthe dcpreaalon had Its fdrotanA n- nttt.it » ' y hwa I t r t o o l rrewme 1nrhided gate (• largo* left IJyerpool for l’ hlla- beginning. Mrs C, Mtawa_at hrohromr — raretpt* o f W M H Thto gate delphlaj never heard from— 410.' HlHtadbe* and never hoard front— B u b I t 1*58— Steamnr A u a . fjt. trla, Ilambarg- »to N*w, T**,kt Mir. 18, l » 2 l—Strimev H o n fcburned In mid-oerait— 171. kong sunk by rock—1,008. ■ Apr. IT. 1888— Strata brat SolJan. 28, 1>1(— Steamer Abtinoa tana, with exchanged IJnidn prii- loot in storm in nild-Atlaiftlc; crew With tM* bond payment thn oner*, destroyed by boilrr oxplo- rvtcticd by the President itoo»evr]t, F»3t Ktrmd 7W peereWI paid on lu elon on Miaahutppi m ! Mnrtiphl* which last two lifeboat men nwiritclnrii, a p«*tt1**» never bo- —1.7TXJ (approximately). OCf. 18—Troop ship blown up In rttt. 28. ll uT—Btromero Rhone YanaUe River at Klokialtff, China t o r altotoed by an toteraational ■f ioi ittori. AR mawey fbf the bond add Wye and nb.wrt Mi other vet* — 1>00. an I tnlrrcrt poyoaewt, a total id «ela wcTcknl at St. Thom**, W eil Oct. 25. I»2 t—Prindptoaa Mafahla sunk by cxploeion o ff Porto W<I,7B, oro, den red from the Indie*, by hurricane— 1,(M0. trout' indenture which recalled'48 1 Bep*. 1. I8TT— IVInees* A l i c e Scguru. Braill—314. Nov, 12. 1928—Vcetri* foondemi sunk In coRUIon In the Thamw ~ percent of the gate a M in in u . in'atortn o ff VIryInto Cihe*—11*1. flandt nf the M r now fall into 7C0. Mar. IT. 18ft— Utopia sunk' by |8trto <Unification*. In round ; troabee* gwaroMrod band* in the cclllelon o ff (IlLrallar—674, June K , 1881—gtram.hlp Norge ana nf U.oaa.ooo bare been pakl wrecked In North Atlantic —OtKJ. Feb. IS, 1881— battleship Moldi* 7 000 l o ve re ce iv ed 'C O 'p erce n t 4 t M r fare vahw. Boir ir In the blown up in Havana harbor—9Ml>. - On o f f£ ,M .«8 8 K aro rreetoed 08 „ Jtiae 15, 1881— Rxruroion stkani1 , |hr o nf their farof value. All « r C-enfral Slocum bunted In Colt R iv e r, N . Y ^ - l,021. _ Ape. 11-18. i # l l —Titanic surik -into. AT lbe pmgtrt tint* M l, mere lWan fj.tttol.ftod to­ by iceberg— 1,515, ut* cnmrtd. WTtb attend i aco ng sharply offtriali are hopo- HUD'S FAIR IS PHtOENTPAID fition Never Before Attained Similarly Mfcthfe1 Hisasters tn P ast 80 Years ftm.-apwAr am* roew* t w n w *e l e ■mow pttrod/ru1: tTm gw l e » t » « i w W gti.' t h W I atpiocrit. OH. Ik e oiritf h p l « b . l nmy A > w a langr•JklWibwaip 'S X a e * w e »f* c l Wiipmtt. wre t.urrr -f 1010,1 wo *e d o p n 8 * d t o onorma w o* lend oe-mnK'- mi- 1 fir Mwow. -eAwA TWA owtaw pw w m na»••*» owqamro oviniiyiiiio* l o raiC* *7 paat8to i n-.. -S m * le a d | S V n w-,S nth h rwn. HMkJb inW*4to of ««.- tails a. T.and $, njeek T l* -roV'.Ihf ii^d^egVovm roW Wlitbe date of tat tmu.oea of m » ‘mrtWJdeemed srrsrdlns Is law Urn* I M wMI leeue (hernia On the, tth. day s f Drinker, A. ft , 1*1*.,■ .,Te . tvtthem mr nlflrUI-algnstbre sbd ■osI thl« i bo lot. car a( HepiesTOOr, A. 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It,, l i t * , brio (11*4 raid refU ttrate la my o f tier, aad Uni m .oe Hi'iitlrnllon to t In* I t M To leeur lo 01-rordnnre with .Jap. Maid m rtlflcn te enibrar.-e ihe tellowlnu drortllird uriiorrtr e ita a to i to He oil hot* Count}-. V lq rlU , la itrttP A ll HU or HKU n( ItW It i t a f llrlc*b llo a d H r r i l t .n 31. TU w b» a itm -M O F 4 t o l * t U T * w . , i T A X liMJtO I kUliM HIMtTMM op iro tu n « M w t h m -w t a v c iij W ap) w rrld m m Nutirto la.ti*n-l»x plvan Ib A L l TILA INN IN I’ -. t*iftVhav*r‘ a « T % f 1 1rim tv Nfl. m li. aftUd t M Till I f u l f A. I » . 1*3* k * . tiled a a jt ilfb-sto In my nfrlre, m*d h a ir■ a p ii'.lrn tlu l* to r l i e d ie t III tool orcurdonro wltti law. Kotd col rnU oietiriiero Ih* (i.llnw lng ocrltiet. im tw rty Miuatod In H m il* r'u o a tir, K tn rld a , t o - w lli T hol l ‘* i t uf ItlVtt o f N K 15 h‘ \v 14 t<r u titt I I * k . a f tth llu»d. a ir. IS T o p , I t Mai ttn nlc 1* rU *i . . . . . . I ) a il The M id UnM W<a* asm mo Ihe dale o f the I m u n n ut such lltlealo In the iio r k o f t in t * linliwe said errlltleato obaJI bi deemed according la tow tag-' w ill Im u o thereon on 1 W llU t of HeUtrialier A. It, 1*34 \Tllnp*i my o / n ru i elan itu r* seal till* tl>d llt h day tit Aa*W .4 IH KAId I.WB5 .m e Court bale! ('•iiiiti’V yi«irkt** A, u: tvHKKlC tnnAi.i (XI.At,! o f m akin g a 100 percent p e f- tt na aR bawdv. V gross reoro We a f the l i l i y n; rK1(tf!Ux^ Clerk Circuit o o ih tU �...it ■ i ' 1 ■ edul of Football) Games TK* W srtem IM w * TsIsgrapK C o .' W PW M T TYPICAL SUPIE!.' WEATHEfc OVEh STATE IN AUGUS1 Crop Report Reveal' O f f i c i a l Data Of Value To Growers ORLANDO. Rept. 1!L—Th* Florida crop report for September folio**#: Typical vummer wrelhar fravallad during Ihc pa»l month with the rainfall over the i l i t i about normal, except 1In Weat Florida, where there ha* bean too much rain for late maturing cotton, And for harvesting cotton that haa o p liW during the paat month. Failure* are good *■ a whole all over l» r Hate and have Unproved iontr In the tooth rentrel iert,,d w to the flood water* rceedlng lu r ­ ing the pa*t monlht. Cltrui cfopa are m u c h better thin laat year, with a limited amount of epUttlng and melanosc being evident. Th# planting of fall truck crepe la wall under way with aoma eropa already planted an,I additional acreage being prepared. Condition* of orangn waa re­ ported on Kept. 1. at 79 percent or normal, compared with HO per­ cent on Aug. I and 79 percent on Sept. 1. iv n . Grapefruit waa re­ ported at 77 percent compared with 71 percent on Aug- I. t n|l rut nervvnt Sept. 1, IM A Tanga r- Uiftlded' la" earn# .enWwt by reol iWMthar, aU U *aaede " l » rtIMi'fWthar advanced In condition ita h fa r eeveret year*. Some InJnriee h aw trvpjm i up, but aa of a minor na- J».#a«a tl>w* next Week moat of tha fSota ana expected to atart reduc­ ing their aquada, rutting off thoaa eeipmdaUa who have ahown little ^ . » U a to that the other* may recadre mare attention. ^ 'P w o Southern Intercollegiate " i W f l H Aaaaclatlon teauw—Cend n a ty and Louisiana Collage wlU officially open tha aeaaon In the B M I thia afternoon at Plnevllli, La. They did not meet, laat yaar. 'Chhlenary waa andefeated in tha WmedfctJon in 1933, whUa Loulifa N wnn one game and laat four. c*Tha achedule ealla for one other ’ between Roanohe Callage And Elan College a f Balova, Vi. c. c. N. r. 'Ul»K. *WM Ualrerelty of Kentucky will be Ithfe ft rat Snulbcaatern eleven to go tata'nation. The Wildcat* open ItWir ae*<oti on SapL U with little ‘Maryland College at find tfra|n*M ,n?mmni the mihw* » month The Mate corn crop avrre::## better thin for either » f the l™ preen ling year*, allhounh aoma Leaiagton, * Two week* from today will find 'alt IS conference team* In action. Op* intra-conference gtime li scheduled for that date between Vanderbilt an Ml*tl»»lppl Slale.Tha maroon* pulled a auipriaa last fall • i f bolding tha favored Commodaeaa to a 7 to 7 He in an early w m uiter. Other game* carried for A f t 80 include Georgia TcchQeaaaoni Aubem-Oglvthorp*; Tu* Iqna Cbattaneogt; Tvnac»»c«-Cen­ tre; Louisiana State UolveraltyU n i Georgia-8tataea; Florid*MdnihA, and MUalaalppl-Jtemphl* acreage ha. be*" lo.l fn.m heavy lain* In north and north-central Florida. The crop l> now foreca.l tl itJiTS,000 bushel* compared with fi.SB4.000 bunhrl* ,in 1 H*31 ll.t , are forecast at 01.000 bu.heh compare*! with HO.OOO btrebel- • vear ago. tty.r‘«) lU y h»* * hurt ...me by rein. In «*"Hh and wret Florida preventing th* lB, of wild hay, The stssws»^ai pnfl ton* on Aug. I. and • ton* on Sent. I. 19S3. Th. aweAt potato erop haa suffered A * hark the p**t month, with ah eattm .f d production o f V COM.OPO W h M - compared w lttilJ M .0 0 0 bushel- Aug. l- .n d 1,470.000 bu.hrla Sept. 1, lO^S. F ^ W u e k y ’a' second game I* with 'Washington and Lea of the Southf i g conference on Sept 89. Both TigerSyGiants THE STANDING** N O llT IIK A *T Mg and The Tiger*, advanced a i drearer tha cHaritlng. point of i t U pennant race* yeaterdey. ’ Olanta, defeating the eecon-l • -fit Louie club, 1-1 Id tha »eegirma of their series, Incraaaad 8 National League margin to If'gatne* with only 1 4 > *d, added a half gam# £ ' over the third-plait Were Idle, leading them •Millawim W u liln g M b it. £ tee all hut losing a with Waahlnglhn, WhQa - the secotvl-plac-r -ft drubbing from Muhinatlon addn t ig lead In thv I 1-2 game*, f i y . vhe Indian* to .win the flag l u l g d I I <-am"* gum and hml a n l f tft* Tlgere. Y e n t e r d n y ’s lid till ¥ JON KM' DILAND, Bept, It*—DaLamfi Northeaat Florida League baaeball tlab I# gufag down for the third and Uat tfma, according t* Fnaldent W. J, Page, who reeawtly Uaaad ah appeal fog aupport of tha U.m by local fatw. Faring aa approximate $600 deficit, tha local club ended Ha aeaaon before a email crowd at DeLand Thureday. Although the Rada are "la tha hole" they hgve operated an aa G A IN E S V ILLE , Bept IB. laat time the Univeralty Florida met' RolUaa ('oiler the gridiron waa n 192A, Gatora winning A1 to C. The prevtou* the Florida margi victory wa# even greater, 77 VINITA, MARK J Ip s u K h FA L LS NEW yOltK. Sept. 1ft.— W*> — ROAN O K I, Va., Bept. lfc —tAfi rh* MIAMI HKACII, Sapt. 1ft.— New York Stock Kta' —Aivla Hylton, former Roanoke Pair of a — The l»*Miy of M. A. Killian, 4fl, change »eat for $70,000, a recovery at city and county Amateur them- the Iitem, yeatArday arered a aenaamm i tonal AS, on# stroke above Bobby rf Jonea’ record at Highland In i A. North Carolina laat Bummer, • But football dopeetere iool tm ,uwar tha Monterey golf couree $ game much dIffarant In *4 yUyl|on ta rred eight •onvllla on Sapi W when the bar*. V t e a aW '-va* c a n par far the Gator* and Thra' <la*h i a ■ier IB he lea ever tha par 71 course Jfa *h»v-u three atrehaa from tha ream# record, which be bald JefaMp-with Clyde Jehneon of 12.004 compared with the prevtoua *al«, wa* announced yr.terday. Scat* In recent weak* had fallen from around |9IJ)00 to |7r>,OOP. within $0,040 of the 1932 luw price. proprietor of an oceanald* beer pavillon here, wa* found laat night in tha bathroom of hie homo, a rifle bullet through the heart. Ilia widow told InreMIgatore ha had been worried over financial affaire. Cold Draught Beer Bottle 10c Sc All Samlwlehaa 10a glancing Free ho rt’sCamp TEACHERS* EXAMINATIONS Will be held at the Junior High School, Sanford, Flor­ ida, beginning at eight o'clock on Thuraday morning, September 20, HUM. Applicant* fop certificate# muit regtatar with- tha auporinUndent at the Court Uouae not later than Saturday, September 15th. *f — — I--- v ' T. W. Iriwton, Supt nrrsT.Y’r r/ ? A �HM — | A. 8J boat; THE flAX W R D HERALD, 8 HOW RHODE ISLAND MOBS OPERATE MILL Kidnaping Suspects BITRATION own; D IC TATO R SH IP TALK PURE BUNK SAYS PROFESSOR Best Features OfNew DealToBeKotatned, Says State Mentor World's Attitude On DebtsMust Change, Says High Official GAINESVILLE, Sept. IB.—To say thai the United SUta| |l headed toward a dirtatorahlp la "pur* hunk," Dr. J. M. Leak*, pro­ fessor of history and political science at the University ot ElohIda, told the Gainesville Kiwani* Club Thursday In hla second nddraaa In two day* on varioua phaaea of the Conatltution. -V i He I'poke on the "Background of the Constitution" at the Gainesville Rotary Club Tueaday. The talka were made in connection with Conatltution Week. "The parte of the New Deal that are round and eonatltutional will go on," l)r. I.ra il aald In refutlrtg Ihr argument* of thoae who er*|lend a dlctatnrahlp ki ImmlnSjZjl "The part that la uneonaUtutlonwT if such la the cate, will be scrapped or brought under the Conatltution or the Conatltution will be amended to embody It." a -* , It. I., in what wa> ileaeribei ■Irikr ataited. Store wmdowi police and Rhode laland Na the mob, (Aaaociated I'reai I’le-ident Roosevelt's teilile hiry boaid ailed opeiatora of (niton ulitlr to Washington In he) of aettling the atrlke, hut nhanduned I he mediation after IJmanufarliirer* ir/n*rd to arbi­ trate Three apokeamen of the Joralora are ahnwn atrolllng at Waahington Street. Lift to righW. 1). Ander.nn of Macon, Ga., pieanlenl of the American Cth Manufactucera aaaoctatlon; George A Sloan, head of the Con Teatile In-titule, and E. N. Itond, preaident of the l*ei|uot fa at Salem, Maaa. (Aaaociated I'rea, ....... . DIVERSE STORIES TOLD OF SHIP DISASTER Continuing the apeaker eald It la not difficult foT a dictator hi Italy, Germany or Ruaaia to bruah aaidr thel conatltution* of thop# countrioa liecauae they do not ha»a roflatltuliona] government a* wa know [t In America. NEW DEAL’ ISSE iN MISSISSIPPI Strikers Demand Prompt RemovalOf General Johnson We ft ontinned From I'aer Onr) would furniah a real to it of organlied labor's strength under the Induatrtal reroverj act. The number of strike Idle wa* estimated by Independent survey during the day at slightly more thin 400.000. While mill renter* were reported generally quirt, ad­ ditional militiamen were mobilised In Maine and Connecticut. The Georga National Guard w a railed “Our Constitution," he added, "wouldn't work with a peoplr who do not have the knack of aelfgovernmrnt. Tlte teet of govern­ ment I* not nialrrin' wel’ being, but something moc- than lhaL The purpose of a cnnst’lulinn le to make a government n-t a* »n agen­ cy for promoting the welfare of the governed. "The people of Eumne ace conout fualng their economic wel’ •! ring Still pending in a apecial ses­ with their freedom. In reality they sion of thr Rhode laland legiala- ■re not frrr. hut kept alavea." ture. reautnrd yivlrnlay, waa Cm I)r. ta-ekr vrntured the Baaerffon ernor Greene'a re<|ur*t fur author that fifty percent of our people iiatmn to rail in regular army have never read the conatltution unit* on which action wa* deferred through and added that ha wb* ThuraJay night. It voted him ( 100 ,0(10 for emergency uae in connection with the alrike. Vrterani in thr tin hat* of war day* patrolled the alrerta of arv „|, B field of eral mill town*, releaaing the lo- n„i of one ii cal conatabuliry for duty at the other but re mill* They acted aa individual" government i after vrterani1 organisations had upon. Among voted to lak* no part in the labor “religioua her disturbance. lectual blrthn FAIR BEAUTY QUEEN NATICK Mbs*,, Sept Polli •* »ra rrhed i wooded »c|ort INSPECTS HER REALM viaitinf her brother, Rt*. AWin C. Hjron, pastor bf th« First Congre­ gational Church here. yesterday in hope of finding gun truer of Mlas Ruth M Bacon/4*, of Charlotte, N. {wared Thun<ila>., R I V A L Y A C H T S A N D S K I P P E R S IN A M E R I C A ’S C U P S E R IE S Mitre than $f»0t000,000 has Iw#f irichfM in dredging the navigabli peaches of the Thames River, Kng.She had li n'land in the last quarter century. who ditp Ir itiR h U . A cc S. T a k es T e n n is T itle /"DUPONTS’ MUNITION SALES UNDER I z t j o e A v o u e L fi J I rwt OiAuMhf-t*. m m Y i new ainylaa champion of iticaa Unnl* l» Erad Parry v * ). e a v - f o ln g young �TUB WEATHER Tartly cloudy with l « n l showers tonight and Tuesday. Tk» World's Gits test Vegetable Spot ssd RkbcM Garden Land AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ON RESCUE SHIP BLAMES RADICALS Itte r C r itic is m • B e e n B oard W h ic h 11 O f 20 M em b ers F a e u lty A r e C ra d u a tc H O f F orm er O fS c h o o l of learning Seminole High School— opened it* doors for the J034-35 *ea*nn at 0:00 o'clock thia morning, and nearly |V00 boy* and girla answered the call to another year of ittudy and training. Greeting the students and a • mall group of parents and other friend* of the school was a facul­ ty of 20 men and women. II of whom are former graduates of th«» school. Speakers during the morning eaarciaaa ware Superintendent nf .School* T. W. Lawton, Karl I*h mann of the Chamber of Com­ merce, and l)r. W. A. Cooper of Sacrebary of Commtrct Roper, waa learned, has been bom the Fir*t Method*! Church. Mr. laiwton's first word* were (Continued On Pag# Two) of welcome to the new and ol I pupils. Ills talk then was centered about the fact that with |40,Umi, 000 spent weekly in the United States on its public schools, "It la Important that you hoys arid girls take advantage of this op portunlty to avail yourself of an G E N E V A , RapL 17. — (A P ) — education." Germany will not slfn tha pro­ Mr. Lrhmann was called upon posed Eastern aacurlty a im o u n t to discuss “The Constitution an 1 — lha ao-called "Fattarn Locarno" Ciliiermhip/* and he went into —bacatzaa she refuses to risk hovthis subject after having pointed ln* French and Russian armlaa out that there are four group* treading the soil of tha fatharwho are Interested in the school s)stem and whst it produea* — Navarthalest, Germany would ba tha boya and girls, tha faculty, the wtlllay to atcepl an Eaatarn school boards, and tha taxpayers. •Crearaant cmbodylni the Idaaa of Dr. Cooper made a general talk "collective non-agression oblige. relating to the opening of school Dona and consullatiun between In­ and Ita meaning, and took excep­ terested poware In pcriodi of poltttion to Mr. Lehmann’a atatement tcal trial*," that figures reveal that probably Wait, la brief, la what tha relch (Continued on Page Two) told tit* world's powert in reply U their recommendation that ah* In Vlgn tit* French-aponaored “East, M i d g e t S u i c i d e s era Locarno,1 ' tha Associated J u m p F r o n C ig a r B o x Free# learned yesterday, .^•legates to the League of NaWATERLOO. Iowa, Rapt. 17.— ‘ ■Wf aaaembly hare detcribwl the Kgnat Toaof, 88-year-old midget, Bonin gorernment'a position as committed tolcide recently, police vttnllj Important to th* world •aid, bj Jumping off a cigar box Poa»# gt thia moment whoa the po­ In hix grocery store. litical lhm op of the whole world lie waa found swinging from a •taada to to modified, they said, strand of wrapping cord attached hy Rtssla's election to th* league, to a gaa pipe. Ha had Jumped tut •vymtad to take place Weztiwsthree iachea. Toaoff waa four feet, 10 Inches tall. Germany Refuses Proposed Eastern SecurityAgreement MARITIME NEWS GEN EV A . Sept* 1 7 .M A P ) — Switzerland, home of the League of Nation*, declared In a public meeting of tha League Ansemhly that ahe would vote againat the admiaiion of Ruaaia into the League “ llecauae Ruaaian rommuniam aeeki to take root everywhere and beenuet ita ambition i* world revolution." Gluaeppe Motta, for­ mer preaident of Switierland, made the etatement. league of Nation* A»*embly to­ day elected Chile. Spam, and Tur­ key a* member* of the Is-aguc Council. Chile received 61 vote*, Turkey, 48, and Spain, 81. The league A**amtdy refuaed to grant China the privilege of rerligibility for a neat on the council. China had campaigned for a aeat on the ground* that tension in tie Far Ea»t made her the nolr de­ fender of the league'* rovenanl Gorman Threatens T o C a 11 Out All Parts Of Industry ** U r fcf the Seminole seabar of Commerre After a month of "miserable" bama, and Mississippi to New Or­ b a n gad departures weather and “ lerribla" roads, re­ leans where they apent thro* days. t o m River. lieved only by the traditional hos­ Then northward through LoelalT. B *»L I f. 1824. pitality of the Want and the op­ ana Into Texas, across the Fan* portunity to observe a brand new handle" section o f that atata Into section of tha nation, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon J . Barnett o f Font Park Juva relumed heme declaring that they “ Wouldn't trade Florida for oil o f tha statoa" they have aeen so far. The Barnett* left Sanford Just a month ago Saturday for what waa to bore been a business trip with th* International Flortata Telegraph Delivery Association convention at Denver g* a climax. Their motor tour to Dearer look them through Woat Florida, A la­ Nrw Mexico and finally Colorado. The return waa made through Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Ten­ nessee, and Georgia. With a fan* lure of tha entire motor toar be­ ing the poor condition o f high­ ways in all states save Florida and Georgia. Fnroute tha BaroeUe mod* many reins hie eeatacta with flor­ ist* In every major city, Mod three contact* resailed In a flood o f or* dec* lhat are to to filled this win( Conti— e< Om ra g e M M li . A t S eeks A ffa ir N E W YORK. Sept. 17.— With an amazing patchwork nf confusing and conflicting leiUmony behind them, the government'* Inveetlgatore seeking an aniwer to the enig­ OfTIctra and memberi of the crew of tha Dollar liner lYealdent Cleveland which went to lha aid of the flaming Morru Castle testified at New Vork lhat Robert K. Carey (above), mas­ er of the rescue ship, mishan­ dled his veaacl and delayed launching lifeboat*. More per­ son* could have been saved, they aahl. (Associated Press Photo) HARMONY NEAR IN CITRUS INDUSTRY OFFICIALS FEEL C h an ges m en t O f I n A g re e ­ B e lie v e d S ta te S u re A p p ro va l W ASH INGTON, Sept. 17. — (Ah W ASHINGTON, Sept 17 <A 1*1 — Frojrre** wx* reported ye* ter Franci» J Gorman, chairman nf Ja|. b> the farm ml min) at rat inn in the atrike committee, Laaued an ul­ ita effort to draft a new market­ timatum tiMlay that a ll• remaining diviainn* of the induatry va»lI In- ing •greement for the Florida cit­ railed out on atnke unlraa the ilia- rus inilualry with an unwritten pute 1* set tied thia wi«ek. pro via ion that all engaged in the Minor violence waa repotted indue try shall work in hartminy. from Waterville, Maine thi* morn­ Ae they departed, the Florida ing. delegation *aii( U underMoml the (Jorman, national atrike leader, r uggeatiorta would guide the draftrejected a propo*a! that the atrihe l mg of the new marketing part, and iaaiiea, mn far a* the ailk mill* are I Administration official* averted concerned, l»e aubinlttad to a pubit wa« tholr understanding if the lie heart ug. He proposed, tnatead, followad the arbitration through the praalden- ■uggeitiona weir tlal mediation board, headed by i Florid* induitry would elgn thr Governor Win afit, of .New I lamp agree merit, 1. That report* and record* on ■hire. From New York, Peter Van which proration In made to ship­ Horn, chairman of the ailk rude per* would be available to tha con­ authority, laaued a call for a meet­ trol committee and to other shiping at which he intended t« rec­ prr* and grower* who may reommend that NILA be petitioned qiirM them. to conduct a public hearing I-ab*ir 2. That tiMMlifiration of provi­ hum *aid it will not agree to aurh a sion* for Volnmo ptnmlum should course so long aa Hugh S, Juhnatin be made to eliminate quota fruit, fen*a in» a a Nit A head. contract a.ml non -rout ract fruit, amt to include both |>a*t perform­ In te r n a tio n a l Spy ance amt uiiii'Uiit of flint under control of factor* m deternunitig P r e d ic ts N e w W a r nliolment* to shipper* ,1 The method of aria* ling the M dNTU’F .L IA N Y . ScpL IT l l l ’ l Philip Jun,o Grlra, <ir- Control Committee a* utigmally M-ribril Uforv tha Senate muni­ outlined in the piopoaed agree­ tion. inquiry as "an internatiom.l ment phuuld go into effect Aug spy." -aid in an Interview yester­ I, 11*35, eicept that tha grow* r day "if he told all II would hi my member* should hr nominated by war to five countries, including the petition irvtead of at meeting** United Males." and the term of grower-memlnra Junjo Geira said he had been •tumid !«■ one in-tead of two >ear*. •ubpoaenaed to appear bcfuic the A 1*0 in leiectinn of grower mem* tnrr* con*ideratioii *hould be g i^ ■ en to tha orgatpration through which they market their fruit, that the definition of a grower eligible to aervr on thr committee ehmild be modified to include any grower operating a (tacking *hou*a of whose total *hipmente 75 |»ercrnt waa produced on grovea owned HAINHOW I,FADS (Continued on Fare Two) OFF NEW PORT, Sept. 17.— (A l 'l The defending American D ie In yacht Rainbow led the British 2 N e g r o e s challenger Endeavor by 21 seconds C oal M i n e B io ta at the halfway mark of the .70 mile windward-leeward course In BIRMINGHAM. Ala , Kept. t7 the second race of the scries for (A P ) — Shotting that broke out in historic America’s cup today. the I*urter coal mining tani|> in Barnetts, Home From Tour 0fWest£ay Florida Is Best Staje They’ve Seen O f In to E ffe c t In Strike Sections Ctf G eorgia H as D ir e c te d S o lu tio n Gov. Theodore Francis Green (above), of Rhode Island, o r­ dered the arrest of every known communist in the state foliowii g general rioting at Woonsocket, •eying he believed the diaoruer* were Inspired by communists. He alio sought authority to ask for the aid of federal troop*, but waa^blocked by the state legis­ lature. (Associated Press Phuto) NUMBER 279 Pries Firs Cenlo SANFORD; FLORIDA, MONDAY* SEPTEMBER 17 , I M 4 north*?*! r*i<n count) yetter day a* a column of between giHX) and 31MNJ mine in inarched into It, resulted in the ileath of twn ne­ groes and thr wounding of m vi ral men Rrtrrai hour* later tha * it nation remainrtl truer with more than 1500 men in groups In thr arva aa officers under the direction of Sheriff James F. Hawklu* sought to diaper** them. S to rm D e v e lo p in g N e a r M a r tin iq u e W ASH INGTON, BepL 17 - ( A r ) — The Weather Bureau yr-trrday laaued thr following storm warn­ ing: "Advisory 10 A. M. tropua) dis­ turbance intensity unknown, cen­ tral about loo mile* east of Mar­ tinique. moving westward of weatnorthwealward." ma of the Morro ('antic holocaust reeomed their session* today In an atmosphere of mounting diafavor and Idtter rrllici*m. Though at leant two important aritneaaea are scheduled for exam­ ination earl) thl> week, tha efforts H oover Betrayed Nation Just A s Benedict A rnoldDid,Says ^T o h® 'vi8h joRe^m _ . . . m i P la c e s In P la n t s Mr. Callaway's atatement con­ tain* a purported "inside” picture of the step* leading to the nom­ ination of Mr. Hoovar In 182H. lli* itatrment I* a* follnwt: "I hato studied the "Challenge To Utterly" by former President llisiver. In the Saturday Evening Post. " I f this article had been writ­ ten by any one olhrr than Mr. Hoover it would command respect ami approbation, but for him In wide Mich an article leaila one to wonder w briber the man 1* sane. "Mr Hoover took great pain* to point out the encroachment* of greed for power In bureaucracy nml gn11'lnmrr.t under the prrsenl Administration, and he wa» remorseful enough to suggest that 'greed in economic agencies, b* (Continued On Faga 1) ATLANTA, Seiit. 17.— ( A .P .)— Governor Eujrene Talmmlge announced today that martini law “Is in effect nil over the Stntc of Geor­ gia wherever there .arc dis­ orders and the local authori­ ties rannot handle the situ­ ation" growing out of the textile .strike. The Governor raid martial law 1* ilvelared "to preserve law In Georgia ami to protect the live* of all clliien* of Geor­ gia a* writ a* their properly ” Commenting on the arrest i f several pirketi at Newman earlier in the djy by Adjuianl General l.indelv Camp, the Gov­ ernor raid "Lindley Camp haa caught the flying squadron and in on the way io Atlanta with It." General Carnn himself organ­ izing a group of In* men into a "Flying Squadron," rushed Into the nearby city of Newman to­ day by automobile and hi* N a­ tional Giiardamen niade whole­ sale arre«l» of picket* from o i l i ­ er town* for preventing em­ ploye* of the Newman cotton mill from going to work Adjutant-General Camp or­ dered the construction of a C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S barbed wire Internment ramp on state property at Atlanta In which to keep the 180 picket* ar­ M a y o . l j t n d i s , Rhodes. rested at Nawman. Camp said the prisoner*, whom Hr loaded Thr t'ity Briefer attend* msuy G row ers T p M eet into state truck* fur delivery to happy n-turns of thr .lay to Col­ W i t h F E K A liC a d e r s Atlanta, inrludril shout 20 women lier Brown who celebialod his ami 14 negroes, loiiinlay atinltfrpnry to,lay, anil Whether FHHA aid I* to lie 1o Mot- Versa Rivers, Miss Hue rzlemloil to thr State Marketing Ish Elizabeth McClelland. J. C Ikuazd and tha grower, of this Hutchteen. £jv4 UC* J . Toll, sad srrtlon for tha purpose of creeling all other peratins wioae birthday thr' proposed $78,000 Klatr larm aimiversariea will bfl observed to i't*‘ It h<>lrv*ale Market I- a mat­ murttiw. CungrwIuIaHnna also ter to ha rtrelileil In Jai k«itnt ille are extended to Mr, and Airs. L. tomorrow sfti-rnoon, it wa- mdi- It Mann of I -aka Morinx' upon the i utr-it here tin* morning tiy Com 1!*lli anniversary nf their marrimi»"ioner of Agriculture Nathan »g*', an event to b*» ttlxtrvrd tmMam. Mrs. Mattie Pace, Pioneer ItestdiFiTtT^^ Dies I n Kentucky i In the vity with A ttorn ey Gen r ia l C ary 1>. Ijim tl* amt M ate M iam i Member* of Sanford lx>dge No. llL’, k A A. Mi, are expected to gat lier at the Masonic Temple at h (HI o'clock tomot tow night In atlend a regular convocation. Wor­ shipful Master A L Itrtts, who telui net! yesterday foim a vaca t htii in (ieiirgm, wdl pu siile over ( ’o n t r a c t o r s D is r e g a r d D em an d* Th** hay of Ahmernent, greatvat MIAMI. Kept. 17 A group nf Miami contractor* tinrftlciitnl yc«* of Ji*miiOi Kraut Ua>«, la to 1h> oiltrnifty to illarrgaid the ilrinftmU of *er nil in .Sanford, at«rting at H im JFuliua TOO striking rsi pent era slid re­ oViol k tomorrow night. sume ronatruction johe today with Ihngfeliler, and A Jaciibaon, local me inhr ia of the Jewish Cornmunon-union workrr* mg, or wa* Hepreiientfttivc* of the ftBHOcl- fiit) renter, will officiate during crndlarlst 7 ati'il general contmrtora of melro- i-rr*1monies, both tomorrow night politan Miami Saiordlsy night of­ and again ftI 9:00 o'clock WetlftreC o n s tr u c tio n A g a i n fered atrikfng car (writers a wsgc day morning. Show s A n I n c r e a s e of H7 1-2 cent* sn hour and a 40hour week, in*tcad of the 75-cent "Don't forget to say something W ASH INGTO N, Kept. 17 (A P I hourly wage which brought on the about our Court of Hqnnr to­ The Public Works Admill1.tru *lnke. Far pentein rejected the of night." thr City Briefer was re (Coatlnaod On Page I ) lion was advised yesterday li st fer* August construction c o n l t s • I • wauls were above August, Ihli. with Public Works construction •> counting for the bulk of the awards. The F. W. Dodge Corporation said in a report to Secretary likes, ORLANDO, Sept. 17.— David N Ing hla mrmlierahlp card "I'm * based on figures from .'17 elates, Flojd, Orlando’* "mraneat man’ U'ttar man fur It, too. [ don't dare Drat publicly financed contracts wh«i 'was r barged with fighting, lose 'it jH-rtent from July Ur Aug. wa* granted a continuance of hi* ilo anything wrung, because they uat and 48 percent from August, caar until Friday night, Sept. 21, would get me for It " Ruby Louise Taylor, negru girl, 1PS3 to August, IU34. by Judge t heuncry Boyar in nm testified that Floyd had slapped iiini al court Friday nlghL Floyd staled that people had him bn and chased her away from In P e o p le R ea d y T o wrung arid that he could prove it front of hta store, thr "Georgia i Wildcat." because she waa wearing T r a d e T h e ir B o n d s and a.krd the continuance. "I can prove that 1 don't cause high heeled shoes and the noise W ASHINGTON. Sept. 17.— (A P ) trouble" he declared lo the court they made disturbed him. — Secretary M o r g e n t h a u an- at leige. "I can bring lOu affutev Floyd denied having struck her, nouncad yesterday that $630,000,- its down here stating that 1 am j saying that the girl had coma up (8Hi of fourth 4 1-4 Liberty bonda good rllisen. People out there have and mixed In a discussion between called for Oct. 16 had been ten­ gut me wrong. Just because Pretty himself and two negru boya over dered in exchange fur new aeruri- Boy Floyd Is my Cousin's eon. pro a scooter. He slated that lbs boya lirs. pie think I'm bad. But ! can prove knew he didn't want them riding : scooters on the sidewalk, because Th* exchange offrr, Treaury of that I don't cause trouble. finals as Id waa considered a very “ I'm a member of the Ihn-r li they ran into him frequently •• he successful operation. and proud ef It," to stated, fla.-li- stepped out the door of bla store. Orlando’s ‘Meanest Man’ SaysKKKWill NotPermitHimToDo Anything Wrong W ASH ING TO N . Sept 17 IA*) — Lynn P. Talley, president of tha Commodity Credit Corporation annminrad recently that the first forms for government cotton loans under the 12 cftlton loan plan ware In the mails. M AR SH AL KKMOVKII W ASH ING T O N . Kept 17 - W ) - Justice department official* said recently order* for the removal of Fred Flanders a* United Slate* marshal at Savannah had gone forward, declined to state tha rea­ sons for the dismissal L O C A L W E A T H E R »1 II 19 IT •» !■ IT II RC 10 •0 1! A f t f »8* Aufuat M Kl A vs (or July n iaft a#*i. I ....... ................ 10 TO 10 i It ( ....... ....... TT 4 - ■ - II T ........... ....... II 1 ____ ____,.T IT II 1 «, I t .............. II IT n .. It it _________ IT ii 14 IT T« .14 e_ TT __ 71 T1 .11 .01 T! T1 .11 I I I I It T» 4.7* U » ftxlx __ ti _ n TI TO L it TI .1* 11 T4 .11 T4 .11 u .U s— 11 .01 TI ti ,i* ti ti .«* � 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, 1934 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, September 15, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 1934. 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1934; <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/79708e1e948e11e7501560b787d58387.pdf 83b6b37d29e41e7d25b066c42b5a71d6 PDF Text Text KINDA B ffH|EF OFFICER SAYS SHIP FIRE W AS IN R A D IO M A N I N S H IP F 1R K J A IL E D Deck Hand SaysCrew Would H a v e Re­ sponded If Orders Had Been G i v e n X K W Y O R K , S e p t 14.— ( A I M —C h a rgr* that o ffi­ cer* o f liner M orm Castle did not givw the necessary o r­ der* to the crew when flames s y rp l the ship, and that highly InfUmabi® cleaning materials were used on the vessel cere made -today by W illiam Thee# U. 8. Naval nrfttjr' hardening i u i m i rone-crushing tackles aa iapolls. llo lm n n L e n . Ji season severity b j M D P 'M I i n S i M itnrrki rper Ml tha A t a Department o f ( ommerre ts q iiry lata the disaster, tVSalllv » » te-lifted that if the officers had e i e S O s necessary orders the ET/IN LONDON, WED IN GEORGIA m im c K K v n im n s i He said there eras a deficiency la the officers rather thaa Use crew. The witness said a highly le ­ fts ms hie polish eras aatd cewwoa ty oa the ship, sthieh Is " s v f f e t s i ty~ agsmrt law, he added, and that the officers knew a f Its n a a n FMNCIN.ES OF WXSA11ES FACT AREITMOWOJI s s i yaiVd n V rw V « i sa default o f k'*rtno . rts lbs was Se fe t e w b s o A e t n l to as o fir r t snsnuseS they s v e t l A f m t him is aa efI. h - f l v ensAr the " eg the dl-n-tce COOPER reports; IMPROVEMENT IN «LS.CONDITIONS C IT Y S y n c e d T o D eath l i f n l r f A ls o IV e d irts It ig T o o r ir l Season F o r A H O f F lo rid a N. Ale the ■Uner"* ?ratot, shews la hoeplts l. When ) ra m i M A W isms rnsBas Stondsnmhe). ftiwfw Q ThUiV, ImArt PVihpv «nJ *10^1*1 imalMO It tarsi tin t* Ms. n o t <MO f»l l*« it ?01ll «r4>tlhC osa t a n t 4g | h fiie iiv tta fT , o b h t i l r i lo 4* i . i * .- *' *_ r^ a tu ia lx m t‘ l mlnnli , n ir k l u I mattod RoWa K. t*- U o MfeWo mall |dV Mla a V fiiN H b . TVs*- v y i ill •• II clash - cj* ^ • rev « k h i ] saalw fd |;H nrr r y w r id ^ to m-ltic. m . « oII m-t mi I n twatOrtk ml iW I HnH t«w.u M l l h o t • t l n f i to | ottooad a n f « U i o r r lm f o f ik r I\ , Ro- Bern H m w s Namrd Strtson Univwsity As Tllffrir film s 0 p p o sl» l4 5 Tmn CM m l OMMMtttr Wilh 5R Knrolfed R i c h Oklahoman Escapes Kidnapers In Kail From Auto Mrs. Eva Cao, Inn keeper at Otaego, Co.. N. V , who is convlcUd of first iltgrva murder for thedeath of her bandy-laan. Ilarry Wright. 8ha must die In the elec trie chair at Hipg Sing. FUNERAL FOR VICTIMS 0FV8TRIKE ; m o >i n o tvai* J i Ft I M r m , J < , o n i nil olWrf 4 4 4 ds.^s« • , } U iol |* mnoh K«rtS4a> kw«»v£ I*,v4 n hi»4 gteti t «t vgfgrg a r r 1a >w cvWW falfd |^f • nwamta a* Om di» « trwtwdmo, «o4 iv<nn niolol nwt* In, J<L|y k c i . it U s *4 li.» Mi m i 4 Mra Me I M a i M ti|wa toWr. arm ■M* mygvssgeo +A tv rmriMim On V V * IVctj ' e * I ,V •flora i lit i»lW Sfcfo Am mlra. % ***•»«• ii^tryipWiiil 'com I ^ • gen u m a biased a long trail acroes (he ocean for Hiram Ulng■ U h V Jr„ son 'o f former Senator lllram tllngham of Oonneillcut. ■ltd iRoaa Lawton iMorrleon, a Georgia girl. Mbs went to lx>r. Ion i o i presentation at, the court of HI. James, met l)lngham, who l« In the diplomatic service, and he followed her to her home at Wayeras., Ga.. They are ahown after their marriage there. (Asaociatcd Pranr r h o t o ). \ ! i N E W S B R IE F S IW M A ll TAX N il ir m s s jin . • m feSMSIAtUSM \-mtrag future disasters a f the Mists Castle Bate re The firw-rained hulk a f the Mar­ es i'astia, stranded on the Asbary Park, S, J , bench, yielded chsrred remala i a f fewr more i n t i — when officials s ere able far the first time U enter it for a methedkal II IM s iiid Ih t a . « n |% urgHK) ! m U . TlirTTkt M «l»4 (■!• » < l h«.t*ny graMwdl lit* liW-«T) irwm 1« t> * l r « h* MMMh.-MteasAaHkTte^ o f Vanderbilt, U jfvwraity. 1a IL R Pippin and Wm. Ludwig also were named as m en1eel af * r a n m lttn nhleh eras delegated te s e c t with Saaferd Junior Chamber • f ( W a r m o ff iris l« la that eagamaa! tea's plan u ren ts'- tha per went delivered salsa method af hsndltag peudwee with aa f . O. marketing piaa. The Jay n ee* enrtews agriealtoral peayrrU els* ereee given the aaaai- Kepecta were made ua a meeting m tnhaland — Tweeds.* eheee ^ - - 1-in--- — 1 with the celery conUwl hoard gathered to disease details eelsUng te the .p - w t l— of the eatery mnrketmg agreement m F K R A R ea d y T o L en d T o C o lle g e S tu d en ts J At V s i V t l l iJE. •>fi ^ '>>daM ---—r^kspo <m ■ M -wm. 'MteM await dt ggaaMlam. . S ip t U. LOCAL WEATHER �rallaat effort to dean up the nigkt dim, cilia lAKriTflll!* which' hive lcm* -bien -a - won* “ trt cwiwntmw In'that city. Often ■ rendezvoua of t - u r i ’flu MMtev of “ tut MtorwarM;* thM operated UndA’ a ayitem whltirkBa DOen noth i«hdto*naea to the country. , the new rule* governing pUMo tf'tnla type Harrfoon <D.— Mia*,) « f I k h a ­ l t ! Finance C m n lt t N a M yea* Urday be M it r a l • new tax Mil ?!» iusuum* fr y * mn t 'ib t il work Ice i td *n g tb *' York aoanty farmers." ‘ -- _ All the capital with which M r. FarMae gra&iaJly i f W I I M M» builnan cama out of cunlaeM tn eHaia after crick It sms ^difficult for him to meet the . pay rail of Iber tea U twenty mew he employ'd, but W alwaya awl t c i t * * 4 diffi­ cult (t r him te knp, o id it n od , bot he alwaya' dM inlaet hie proetnl Ireobfe a roe*, a branch f tdainly •fora’ Mrrltlffi faHtidh'-d o f oao of the laraoa* eorp*rattosc rtnted 'menUi cafd ot 'i In.the country, the National Lead H'ftjbd, drink or* otht (’•■parr, hat voluatirfty *oaa ilaritily stating thereon owl of ita way to teotQy tn hit am- charge. Chim e ucrupuhnuaeac about. Ma obllgatwon: tlont. He Iked meagtrly. The furni­ ture In hie hone wai boeght second-hand. HI* total net Eieotaa laet >rar, 1DS.1, aftdk ten year* in business, at shewn by htavtaronx tax report, waa t U W f l f all fdf-'teatl exedpkri of which did ha speruima nM-famlIjr—»oma of the modest litUa-profrforthtdedduriVI Ua went tow>rd purtbaaxof equip­ *' r WBhbi1'iftweJ w'frtfewed ment. When N. R. A. wae started, the iS ior father Ineloxurev for nod* foe the ataeago battery Induatry fixed a mlnlmem wag* of sttSW#Dffy< ''lUominrtrtl so *0 cent* an boor, In-thin, preeurarifcdltyyobiirirrM.tipon * abty. * » in practically .Ah cases, ,*1 1, II.H..L M. • -«W,. CH„ aen _«• K rirc td d 'V lo W 'o f t il tha code wa* mad* to fit Hit cow, "ih H ty g JtiAtotJflnod. dll km* of large concern, lecaidli in cltte*. Mr. PrrklnaVa* not pdf-' Is, r in g s U r s , rack-, In* thla minimum and coUkl Viol.; OLi*fK' tWWf“a«f-tHlll^p*thWa1 i« »■(drTh^managetw ’ . TH IN K OF Whatsoever T H *. HAEVEST: a man aowsth,, that latattana 6:7. ahall he ala# r**| n JThty are going w ™ (f fin* oot tha National Hoards until . ’ thla country will think It k o i war R 5janyway.to ua that a Bomatimea U radical k a penoasrh* w ait* the I*ame privilege* fo r ■hlmaelf that wa waat for oeraolf, , ■ I#/?*knd t ths '1like lah’t ft funny that tha vary peo­ ple who arc alwaya looklag/or free publicity are tha eery one* wh* don't bailee* In adeertklngt Part* .of the testimony would scam to Indicate that certain mainbora of the craw wer* build­ ing M e m Caatlc* In Spain on.Ui* high* af September 7. Everyone mem* te be aura the homestead exemption amendment Is going to carry and yet probably aot more than one-fourth or map' ha one-fifth of the people In thli Stats own their own homes. iprletdrs rhfill tiot lubfclditd labile' hide drivers to induce persons to pstronlu tho establishment, I ( j ) I’ roprletora shall Irumedlntcly report any unlawful or disorderly act eommlttad in tho premises, or tho pres­ ence therein of i any suspiaious .or questionable, character to tha commanding officer of their local precinct (k) The premises shall ho maintained In strict com­ pliance with law and no disordegiv,: obscene or immoral conduct shall.-be .parmlttodJ Don't*" For Driver* Dr. Hugh Cummings, surgprm gtnersl. of ,tha United State* Public Health Service, has prepared a code o f ."Don’ ta" on driving, especially devised Tor hiotorlng vnowtiankta^ but which seem to ua to be-equally good for-any kind to il driving. If you :carry •out'thc following advice when you are running your car, you'll find it will be a ■big;, blip to you. u.i^. Don’t ulump ln tha Sent. Sliding down end "sitting_________ 'tttt! B o d y - w th* Into tlm first' U ffM k m d H ftW ia d i«M lia itM r lr t p m i»--t * r r k # A i«* h tf' MgM**vf ________________ __ back' to ; bconbe ........................ i. and'causes thh tlrad and >aehc. saving hie own neck while pasaew- hlp,bon«a Dbn'figrtp the ths whael tlghtly tlghtiy aada*d' hold the body tense, tense. -gbrs wtaa-lefd btkkkt to b s a t . ’ f ■^ . DbnHigrip Peitkeitasa produoea •oekvouKitemt, and-may canat theopera, Profit* to tha DuPeuia-o* tnuxk lofd topito'ltwg .control (whbn iwhbrt iiulck iiulek aethm action tf'nect-aaaryj tt' nect-aaaryj Lcaro to- hwf 'control tloa aalas- daring the World -Was to : b » attentive and: ,yet relaxed ___ : *t'tl»e>qNwjel.’ r_ :: t* • mowniad to IWA00W0- Id JUS Dttn*|i stare- ahlsad,' 'U c ft h t cyea'accustomed td an Urn profit on tkalr Invaataaat, was •aay» PHtfUl'-paaitibiu Keep yeur chln upf ao that It la ,|A pares at; la ISIS, 61 percent J In 1unfnwossary * to raiao the eyes to see1'ahead/ Thla avoids .lflk'A 31 peraeat; sad In -lfllS, 10 eyestyalnp a'frequent'vacation annoyance- for the motorist■ysaaent. Thla I* what might b* Don't drive fast over robgh ‘ roads.- Go alfr# and raax tho bhdy wben"'*t*klilg‘ the bnmps." Many cases of One m io n why Uvarw era more people oa tha relief rolls this year la because prices base bean ' ktoeased.' Whoa prtem are InSANFORD TW ENT geeeaed, people buy Ices, wbaa lbay buy lee*, fectorle# make leas, and . whan they make le»» thay don't | here to leiwyivy ao many peepla- If pstray were- rt+uaml low saoqgb, there whuld be plenty of wuaklfcti'jt s t i l t Intaei’ and-' lh* • ad/rdm* ' ■veryone. clash. 1* comiag- Mara deiferate , andagstneat* ere ' expected this la m of wags* to striking work­ wadk. The- Chant torraapoadAl of ing, depletion, of. action fuadi tM 'D aily Nkws aaya h* haa tw thraaghvirk* bca«fl|s, and jews of . Irsaad tbs statamant tfia Suaskti yraducilon.through rioting of fa*- roopa sta In Ualgium. Hs' asaerte tor lee, are not by any mcaae tha hat. the Russian Army has been only cook o f etrlkoa- The S k le n t ist.at Couknbarg, betwma ilm e«la and Louvain, by . Belgian* ra.ydfatred by Russian*. , A. authority In Ala hom* town. la Washington. however, N. R .A .' headquarters rejected tits' applica­ tion. Om day early last month Mr. Pork in*, was nesifled from - W ash­ ington tld i.h l* Bias Eagle waa withdraws. That, meant little t* hluv—the Panntflvaai* • Detail farmer* In York county da a a lco w (ult the Blue Kail* whan they buy. The earn* day, bow* ter, a United ■Stale* mathal came to York and arrested Mr. Parkin on a warrantkauad from the United titote* COUrt for the Middle 0 i.triel of P*nuylv(ela,<ona coal plaint mad* . G M b W -W W w N (ir / B H R O «‘ k k 2 » « n in e p ie ^ largest.ftm * in th # n a w trj. HaU,timikdat/de ■a lU lff •aid he waa act « t libM i*dagfcw fr aiHihii f r " __________ me. nameo bet mould *w ae -far a * Jowi, Hungarian*, Pole* and other saying that It waa not eamall firm. ' . . The big fellow* wen after my national Itio* living under alien hU*” * irule*. Mr. Perklna'a employee* knew Lika all o111" majoe European nothing o f the action. One of.them knwtra, | with the exception of lln*b e . local . newepaper InUgakw ■k, Poland haa boond hrreclf dMd J "W e wear .alll happy In our through bilateral and other trea­ work.' We naked him for wprk and tise a n d commitment* to tho he ga*« E t a ua at a time when ■w* ware In dMr*m .-Tll*.**gaa he League to reepect the rlghk ol there minorities paid were fair.** * t d __ _ a-_____1 ikai (L* UUI wf Henceforward, however, ' Polaa* announced yeeterday, there minor. It lea will ret no protection other than that to which they ore en­ titled under Poland'* own law* Grade A Katt Mflk* .Grade A PaatiuerizQd ^ 0 ^ , j SflreetOream* Butte^Milk \ i 'Chocolate !'U$ * * *i*?sfV6r%* /.Tin, U*. * ': i I >gcdDaily r* WsM m ffcst*4t t T* Oar PUutl At niiltea . Investigating lb* stuck morkst and other Wall .Street *etivillsa had ln.ftrdlnand Pecora. legal Ulant,. however, abound*. Four of tha seven m*tuber* are lawyer*—one a -farmer aUt* gut Y - Y E A R S -A G O .m uO fPU B -iaeoiem v«nui 1 dUaomliturw, And kxiom .be Ji up.on a witness tkai gxntlem kaowo. h* hag baxq ilakaa .ovsr <1 « " M eflbclhrriy and qslts tow t. for alt'-ths s tr a W s hi lagWUlurs In ordi'ir to Oppi a hundred thousand dollars L )t, puiposa of procuring adeqi Ilea protection madf necas i ■ rioting Incident to lh* swfl ---- — V-' ladle* Uone a » that OK I . B. F. E»elt, sUperlnUndant o f tH* Sanford a t y Setkot*,' has is , nouated that lh* next abaatoai of .of .Waahlogtoa, M r ilamdsa Id P acboolr will begin ort IfM day, acted v^ttk B. O, Chaa* ComL’ » , at * :M a'cloakr ' ftt An»d(* B h u mvbt, m TKo marriage o f 1 Mias Maaf IsaeeX'kaWee, eels thsilTofru Csbtkw ba'tb* make IMk 1 O n to Carroll of Kentucky to Mr. per* of all kled a .fir* .bug, dr somh w A k Ci B. ByoE o f Baafoid nsUl taka ganlxatlon and **011 t t t 'Vaaislt of [..wUI k a » I' * Vxrv.nv’aJ roue wark *0me carelessly thhrwvr rigaattU, bids* at thk kStsa of Mis* Cafroll College dt ,l a w to Kkrtuehy Sa flap*. !®^ Mr. ami teas raoerlaoi It U itmdat InranedMMHkat mayon* could U it* dayrwfadka U deMice Honking Jones Km rrturnw U Vrairiy rind* duck a-trsfadj at fmm a moat mlnysl.lr summat ■oa, add yat -aom* df*tkia* conw trip vkit.Br * in ■ Ckvekad I I'm S W ^ M ’tk'juM m * * . at t e u and wW .ybu rc«d 'about jst^lmLyaiddrvidUfg^wwmbwri Ud<M T fT T U T you Tbk>tcg»cwUI>f r iBlrt»-ywwi M ) J > A �i THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1934 Miss Stoudenmire Is Hostess To' Sister PAG E TH REE Rased on the rate of five cent* ■ kilowatt hour for electric cor* rent, electron* c o a t $80,000 * pound. AT THE MILANE THEATER WILL ROGERS BUSTS LOOSE IN "HANDY ANDY'J riant roota can be kept cool and molat hjr spreading luoae atraw on lh* garden after watering._______ DeMolays Give Boat Trip For Qrlandoans MONDAY The Sunbeam Band c f Use First Baptist Church will meet at >i>0 o'clock at the church.. A board meeting of the Woman's /taafllary o f IToty Croa* ‘fcptaeopet Church will Uht/ptac* a l l * ) P. M. at the' parish hobee. Regular bualneae meelingOwUi.be held at 4:00 P. M.‘ The Woman’* Missionary Union o f the First Depttst fSurch will have Its quarterly business meet* SPECIAL This Mofsth Owty Hot Oil. Sham poo W av And Flsgrr -With Electric 8t*amer VALUE $ 1 -2 5 Eva - Bess A targe number of member* of tb* younger act attended the boat trip given yesterday afternoon and laat night by the member* of Seminole Chapter Order of DeMolay for member* of the Orlandi DeMolay Order’ and other gunt*. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Ruaaell and Ur. and Hr*. Lawrence Reel were chaperone* for the occasion. The party left here yesterday afternoon et 7:00 P. M. on the S t Johna River Line boat, Orlando, and cruised to Lake George near Jacksonville, returning here early this morning. Among those present were: Mr. and Mr*, law rente Reel, Mr. and Mr*. Henry Russell, lb*. Mtaeee Eleanor IHckeon, Helen Douglas*. Virginia Meriwether, Martha Bish­ op, Virginia Oillon, Dorothy Mar­ shall, U l i B ritt Elisabeth Methtin, Katherine Forrester, Louise Purdon, Mary Elisabeth Neely, Evelyn Echols, Aldlne Harrison, Adelaida Higgins, Dolly Wilkinaon, Doris Battens, Margaret Vsrnay, and Charles Betts, Charles Palmer, Jack Gillon, Karlyle Housholder, James Dyson, Paul Big­ ger*, Harry Lee Lindsey, Jack Russell, John Courier, Donald Mitchell, Clifford Bell, Delmar The board of the Preahyterlan Auxiliary will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the church. Business meeting will be held at 3:30 I'. M. l New ing and promotion In auxiliaries at 3i30 P. M. at the church annex. i FALL ^COIFFURE The Junior G. A., the InterP-AO - < ' J » i ftcav* your hslr mediate G. A., and the Junior R. cut. phsp.r. so,i A. of the First Baptist Church will waved to soli meet at 3:30 I*. M. at the church. your Individual type. TUESDAY The Business Woman's Circle of Cruqulgnol* Complete I Q (P A Ihr First Ittptist Church, Mrs. It. WAVE ____ O a D U C. Moore, chairman, will meet at •kampoe and home of Mr*. •IT ........ 50c 4:30 p. M. at the Mai Oil Hca1|. Fred Myers, Floral Heights. A TREATM ENT ......... 7Sc picnic nupper will be served. Mem­ Hair bers are to meet at the church. 'atrn — .... ........ .... Sanford Beauty Shop . MImi Lucille John.son T om orn Miss Katherine White has re­ turned from Daytona Ueach when) Miniature cards, adorned with the ha* been spending Use past 10 breakfast rhymes and holding days. smalt napkins, marked the places of the guest*. The table was set Miss Eugenia iWarren will re­ with green and white rectangular inrn tomorrow from Perry where she has been visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles inhadle of San Antonio, Fta are the guests for a few day* o f Mr. and Mrs. K. A, Lambert, 102 West Tenth Street, Dr. and Mr*. W. n. Campbelt and children have relumed from a vacation motor tour which included visits In Chicago, Columbia and Charleston, S. C. Mrs. J. E. Urouse plana to leave here Sunday foi Jacksonville, 111. where iSe will visit relative* lor a short time. Mm, R. II. Haumlrns motored to Orlando yesterday where *he at­ tended a dialriit mw-ting of su­ pervisor! of FERA work. U. H. Saunders anil hi* daugh­ ter, Miss Peggy Saunders, will leave Sunday fur Washington, D. C. to spend the winter. B e Mind* you m l* A i l plod roffi Thoec present were: Mr*. John L. Miller, the Mkues Gene Martin Laney, Frances Pearson, and Helen Douglas*, honor guests. Lucille Boia, Camilla Dess, Jus nit* Smith, and Christine Stoudenmire. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton, of Jackson, Mis*., formerly of this city, annnuncr the birth of a daughter, Maud Anno Hutton, this morning in Jackson. ^ BAGS a > r a v i m- >••m T o t «! , j- \ m* fc ■ £ * '.l. a m | ■ . ■■•tattrl Farewell Dinner 1b GivenForHenryW igrht Henry Wight, who plans to Iravr tomorrow for River*id# Military Academy at Galneaville. Ga* was honor gurat at a farewell dinner party given laat tslght by hi* par­ ents, Mr, ;nd Mr*. Ralph B. Wight, at their home on South Sanford Avenue. The rooms of the Wight home were decorated with quanti­ ties of garden flower*. Immediately after the arrivsl of the guests dinner we* served course* from the long dining room table which had a centerpiece of Talisman rose* and email whitr NEW F A LL In shade* and navy to Pull frock. Suede mid with Itirky ' of hlark, brown, set off that nos^ v novelty loalhsil fastenings and An unusual vale* does a can mdft, ranoca And these arejilst a few qf Rogers’ hilarious antics *n his latest and funniest comedy, “ Handy And]f* R I O T SCENE I S SHIFTED T 0 CAROLINA PH A I I A , It PierhosInvakiRg —Cmmtr»^ Sept. Catherine Hu'-shkovriWlys, ” itn> Rrarulmiithi-r •if the Rutt*iun rvvntutinn," tin-,I t**r.Uy « t the fine o f !Ml yearn. The eminti***, who luriuil her |j»t k »»n the ntihil.ty to strive airtiitiAl the r m r , dietl at her home, near Miss Fiances Mahoney. Miss Constance M.nch, wmi Miss Small Wight left the first pert of the week for St. Augustine when- they will study el St. Joseph's Academy E. II. laney returned last night this year. from Greenville, S. <\ where he spent a few days. Mr. end Mrs. Frank L. Miller, Jimmie Kldgr, and Ray Fos, Jr. Mrs, J. O laney and Mr* T t\ left this morning for Dayton* llcarh where Mr. and blra. Miller Bolt left today for Daytona Beach will remain until the first of Oc­ to *|»-nil tho work-end with Mr*. tober. The others plan to return A. W. Knox. here the first of nrxt week. United Lum ber Co, Il.aa* ass In .ses* Lem*ev We will be glad to assist you In any way |iossihlr to seeura a ns.tonal housing loan. Free estimate* on Ihr coat of antici­ pated repairs. French ft flth Phene T il Popularity Begins at Breakfast FRIDAY Regular meeting of Beminola Rebckah Lodge will take place at Mis* Patsy* O'Connor returned 4:00 P. M. at the I. O. O. F. Hall. toady to Datyimurs, Aid. lu inumr nurse's training at the University of Maryland after attending s short vacation with hrr parents, Mr. and Worii ha* been received here Mr*. T. L. O'Connor, Ills Park from Orlando that Mis* Aidin': Avenue. Harrison of this city has been se­ lected as one of the sponsors for the third annual football dance to ing to Winter Haven Tuesday tv he given by the John M. Cheney attend a deanery meeting of the Ctapter Order of DeMolay on Kept. Winter Haven District of the Na­ I’M at the Orlando Country Club. tional Council of Catholic Women were: Mr. and Mrs George Dalmra, the Rev. J. J. Krllaghan, Mr*. J. Diamond mine* now ti-e an X-ray devise to ilelrrl g<-m* sloit-n Ity worker* The ray make* the diamond glow green in lit- -loinach if it i* .wallowed. Popular people are usually well people. TTvey are the people who feel fine, who enjoy life, who SCO the bright aid* of things—and al­ most always you’ll And that they are the people who rot right. I f you want to be popular, If jvm want to go place* and do thing*, try Shredded Wheat with milk and fruit at least on* meal a day. Shredded Wheat la a most nour­ ishing food— whole wheat, boiled and baked—in eablty digested end delicious (turn I t w iV sh a t t o b„hyd rates needed for energy | the protein* needed for tissue hnlldlagl the mineral salts newded for bag*, structure; tha vitamins that hatp you resist disease; and bran te keep you regular. Nofurv m ifk i Have mod* a better /e*4 lis a H-keoJ—but she didn't/ , Hhredded Wheat Is mighty aeanooitcal, too. Start it today aa4 sro if popularity i<m n\ d*p*o4 * • tho way you /eel/ , , >s Penney » Come Tt»«* A iT 'O M M O D A T IO N S1ICH* itli|i«iii|i ■* Tl«r •i|.*-nlnt( **f ri|| KXCJIANGK In connection with Its departmrnt* other N A T I O N A L B IS C U IT For Prize Bargain* In F u t Color Colton* The 49c Event Gives You New > i- t e a •** e*” VvtV.. wash Dresses in charming prints! Y o a l l be aurprUrid 49c dree* can be eo goodlookin g I A n d th ere a n score* here, all in n rw pattern*, co lo r* and style*, w ith crisp organ d y collar*, r a f ­ fles and jab ots to g iv e them a dressy touch I Cap o r abort sleeves; plaids, checks, flor­ als, novelties I S lu e 14-621 Mr*. H. B Odham, Mr*. II, II Odham, Jr, Minnie Ruth, KJtlv. Alvin, and Warren Odham left this morning for Brunswick, Ga. where ard Dess, L. M. Telford, Jr., James they will visit relatives for s ahoTl Do.aey, Joe Mtcwsrl, and Ed Mit­ chell. W. H. Wlcboldt arrived yester­ Also Glenn Splsrs, Ed Zorlmn, day from a two months' trip Spent Alvin McAliee, Harry Bower, Jim at Winona lake, Ind. and Chicago. Hitch, John Robinson, Dan McWhile in Winona Lakt h* studied Clrmsn, and Pat flwretman of at the Wtnons School of Photog­ Orlando. raphy and while In Chicago h* visited relative* and attended lh* Century of Progress. Henry Wight, ton of Mr. and Mr*. Italph B. Wight, will leave trmorrow for Galnetvills, Ga. whrr.' hs will matriculate at Rlversid.Military Academy, lie will b* *r compsmrd by Mr*. W ig^ , MrWynn W. Potter, and lit*. I H Mcleod of Wllllaton who will spend a few days there. France* C ar) GRANT DRAKE 'Ladies Should Listen’ Sites 14 B 32! Nim ffimtnd W a s k FR O C K S NEW ORLEANS, Sept U 0P»—Jules L. Aktatnr*. worldfamous chef and n-stauranivur. proprietor of Ahtolnr', in Ihr French iquartsr ol old Nrw Ur Iran*, died Tuesday night. Ih r 70 yvor-eld man w *» invrnloi ut dishes known the wo,til o*rr Mr. and Mrv. E. V. Mill.. ..I Wv.t Eighteenth Htreel siin-niii ' tha birth of a daughter, Sslli Margaret, last night at the Frr flahl-Laugklon Memorial Huspdal TO-NIGHT Mrs. J. N. Tular will leaf* to­ morrow for Jacksonville to spend a frw days with Dr. Tolar wkn it recriving treatment at HL VinhenlSs Hospital. ROBINSON "The Man With Two Hues* Saturday New Price! TomTYLBR M y s te ry l u c k Ginger BOGEILS DaGRAFF W A V * ,— L . M-00 l l v l i d o shampoo and get) CROOUIONOLB------- ---- 9>A9 Plata SHAMPOO aad B E T ------ 60c Hat Oil tWIlh Kl.c lrt# M N n . i l TREATMENT 1f M 1id eg MMftIQ WITHOUT ST |i Pf at L EG It's 2 serious business ... this eye protection. A few pen­ nies' worth of correct light may mean much to your eyes in later years. / How do you know when you’! have enough light? Your eyes will not always td l you. So have your lighting checked with the SIGHT » METER. Phone our near-'V cst office and say, "1 would . j-w— Milcc tO ihavcyouT Q t x measure1my Ught* \ v v T V intt.*' This .scrvkcV r e IN T �syJj, 1 i.>; -Rif*VA/i. TH E jL"j '■4 .to' b J; HANFORD T771 ; H ERALD , ■ n V H H M M M H B I a*, a FRIDAY. nut* jmmm Northeast Florida Lea tries Open* Sunday H Sty Augustine ,# ? IH Y IU B , Sept 14. GHifN A USED WHEAT L0A> ' TO* BUY ABlt ■naM fo r the Northeast Florida League's postseason series and re* argahlxatlon o f the rirrult for neat suoasser tears effected at a loop meeting at the Carling Hotel Wednesday night. The many dr. (Contlaaed ffeat rage, One) tails peculiar to each a torn-lav* bald the representatives Into the cirri* before H** committee tabic. "The nationalisation of marlT 5 !5 5 (B o ek > lW *a ver, president, (lone Industrie* would be a misrifcg has guided ths league through tgkc," he asserted. "They cannot on (.w ad named leader be as 1efficient ae private Indus­ Eari Blue, ot Gainesville, try." "How do you know the War De­ elected statistician once partment wouldn't be a* efficient sharply The eerlee, as had been decided a* private Industry T" previously, will start at Falatka queried Senator Bone, (P.-Waah). Sunday. Succeeding‘ game* wll| be . "Experience has shown they played on Tuesdays, Thursday* and rani," Irenes replied. Sunday* until one teem win* four "Then we have this sombre pic­ gamda, with the alts b e i n g ture," Boot said heatedly. "A gov­ twitched each playing data. How­ ernment so stupid, so Inept that It ever, If a seventh game 1* neces­ rweld not organise Its own techni­ sary, the elt# will be decided by cs! force; could not prepare this lot. Sunday games are to stait^at country for war. Evidently you S and weekiday, games at 4. Mink the DuPont'* kept the United fiud Ammon*, well known hall States from being a German Prov­ player and arbltor, was selected (a ince.” be umplvo-lh-chlef for the series. " I think we had mueh to do with H f will call balls and strikes In all ft,” snapped Irenes. gaimrn. Sand? Chatham, o f Falatka, A t ' previous sessions he had and' Dixie Carroll, of\ Jacksonville, quietly puffed a pipe, but this, was wlll. umplpp'oo the bite*. laid aside now, • Ths Falatka and St. Augustins ''But,” he' protected,, as Bone elubg aUo voted to Invito I lie entire pursued his questioning, "I'm not 'IWIverxIty of Florid* fudball tryinr to run the War Department. •qygjJ to the game Sunday. Coarhn You seem to be trying to make me Dutch Stanley, Coat lUiwycr, Hen out a conceited ass. I ’m simply pU m w * and.Balqcy Cawtho-, end giving you my views from our ex­ Athletic Director Edgar C. Joner., perience." A.' O r r*m Uo, assistant athletic "And a sombre situation It Is." .dfrKjdr, Frank' Wright, publicity commented Ilona, director, also war* Invited."A hell of a situation," agreed Irene*. The spectators roared. O F F IC E R S ON MORRO- CASTLE Labor Proposes UNDER ATTACK ‘ ‘ t W ail w r i r m Fata l ) . the tNril, the lowar parts of the skip bripg flooded/ Ashen lay anklo darp nn all deck*. metal fittlnEsJurdbcvn melted o ff and boat .or. the glass had been fused Into (Cootiam4 From Pag* t ) we hays fMu* far exerted our full strength, they are mistaken," Gorman, aald. "Our demands are mode rale— recognition of the untan; the no-hour woek and J W W . L Jffiw-av second radio I ■Ufelnalloa uf the stretchout.'’ npexstor.anrl center of a dispute as to U)f.. Morro' Castle officers' *otlunn.^urlpg the fire, was rrlrased from cyistudy - He had been .held up. t o , lIQAl faaH •* ■ material >115 S j K f ’ S jU grand J »t»J H e ball A rllar had t>ecn reduced to >Wm birt hs finally was roloawd on a federal'enurt order.' to unionists amt non-unionist T>*'American Radio T elegraph. sympathiser* yesterday to avoid l^U ’Association announoetl II had vlolrnc* ami dborder. angagod' counsel for Alagna, de­ "Maaagsment has run a riot­ claring there had been an attempt ous course," G-irman said bitter­ td make the operator a "scape ly. " I t has mine to a sad ami ggatT In'the disaster. sorry pass when union men mutt f t t Jleparimrnt of Commer-se etnnd up In the face uf rifles Invostlgslarx heard also from a •nil machine gun* to maintain seaman, that two of the president their right to ju.kct guaranteed Cleveland'* lifaboata failed to otter under Ihe law.’’ aJd. to seyeraJ persons seen on a He remained silent about re­ birrnlng deck, while Hnrm Castle port* that federal troop* were passeagar* ami craw members tes­ being held In readiness for duty tified to scenes of horror and con­ in the Rhode Island strlk* tone. fusion aboard the biasing vessel. The strike movrment in Ihe The criticism of Captain Cnrey South apparently was arrested for alleged failure to maintain the yesterday, at linst temporarily, Inexorable tradition* of Ihe sea as additional cotton textile wnrl,created* sensation at the Depart­ e.rs returned to their mills end the hosiery cell failed to evoke ment qf Commerce Inquiry, 1 Sailor* in'tKc stern 6f the Mar­ mas* rnaponke. Strike ranks In the Carolina* ina Morro Castle "did their duly magnificently," Bishop llulse, Pru- were redured to loss than ball testant Episcopali Mthop of Cuba, of the Industry despite the fact who Is recuparatlng,. Willi Mrs. that an estimated 3000 Scalt^ltd away fri m Hula*, at a' ha*pita) from thru ex- workers remained parlance* on Mia ship, said yvster- their board* and * kallilng ma­ chines in a score <a| hosiery fi&S- “ ry few sailor* on mills. Whether ths figurd* WMvailUf ship, bet those did thalr duty ed the exact state rfolrtkiiln lusbe cfat4rtnlned. t he statement try could not Strike Icadera claimed their M ake had grown rather that u*. potato u d LlAYE^AT* NlBHTr 4 -b r tfc* fact' that thetr m ", Id, wxi scheduled to arrive in Kanford and Orlando DeMoltjr* city after having spent the sag hi law* with relatives. • and their'girl friends received an unexpected thrill latt night shortly Members o f the faculty o f Sem­ after thrlr departure on a St. inole High School will meet at the John* Hirer Lino Co, freighter school tomorrow morning at 10:00 for a boat ride to Georgetown, on o'clock to plan lis t minute details the north shore o f - Lake George. incident to the opening, on Mon­ Jack Bussell, local youth, felt o ff day at PtpO o'clock, of the county’s the boat, while ha was carrying major last! tattoo o f lea rain*. chair* from thq lower to the »w w r deck: Fortunately, ho- was not ths rear of the boat FE R A payroll In this county aueksd to thla week will total about *® »0, when he might have been ground and It go** Into the hands of shoot to Mta by fast_ moving propot14C5 workers, it was announced to­ Iqra. Instead/ hs was left behind day. It also was stated that the ex­ In Lake Monroe until a small boat terior paint Job on ths City Hall W*s launched after life belts bad best; completed and workmen tprown from ths deck had missed now are busy on the lower floor their marie. Ho eras brought aboard and put te hallways. ta bed bod for about an hour, after which he Joined the ' ' ■ :-1 Changes In by-law* wll| be con­ P*rty. sidered ' by members of Celery Camp No. C2S, Woodmen o f the World, when they gather at Wood­ man tlall tonight at Fl:00 o’clock. It has been announced by C. C. Colllhs, Camp official. Refrrshmrnt* will be served at Ihe conclusion of |ho meeting. Bam Fleischer, local representa­ tive for the New York and Florid* commission firm nf Fleischer Bras., and Dantingi-r Inr., Irft to­ day for Now York Cily to *|>end about two weeks visiting tho trade In ths Eaitern and Western mar­ kets. Upon his return, with his tfe and daughter, now In Orlando, I will occupy the Roby Lalng home In Mayfair. £ Folir members of Ihe Hanford Junior Chamber of Commerce availed themselves of an Invitation to.attend an Orlando Jayere alag party at the Orlando Country Club last night, and they reported the affair as being "some punklns." Thu Orlando Jayroc* not only staged a loeal talent floor show that was a real treat, but they hired the Beacham Theater’s regular Thursday stags show for a specie; midnight performance th*t added plenty nf Ufa to the party. Hanford men attending were Andrew Caraway, Roy F. Mann, Jack Flnnell, and George Thunton. 1 Scores of person* have visited the lakefront yacht basin since late yesterday to watch a crew remove ths old wooden piling which formed the east and north wall of the basin. Otto Caldwell, loeal joanagar of tho St. John* River Lino Co., wa* directing opetal1s-u this morning, and he foond, as many persons predicted, that Ms leak U not an easy one, although the bug* pllo driver used to pull the old piling eventually brings up what It goes after. From all Indlcations. It will Uke neveral days to Bartr H u t * - . M W * * ' W « A r* Opr* T# * Barra Tq* Bo/ore hlr. Cooper went Into de­ tail about Ms vacation, be stated Ihfjf. *Thert»’ ’ one llnng that I want to say at the outset, and that is that after traveling through 13 itatea and Canada this summer, 1 am returned mom then seer cogs rlnced th at' Worlds h I f bettag condition than any other sifts. People are not apt 1a suffer from Conditions la Florid* a* they,ate in the North; there's no drouth or hot end cold ware or other unusual sit­ uation whteh might paralyse the ■tale; and living conditions are far and .away better than In other N * * n * * 4 ' I V iced u we r E a t H e n ly — T h e y ’ re Good! PH O NE M U U , HP.<im illH| “ Incidentally." Mr. Cooper said, *"I want to predict right here and that we're going to have tho new:!" and biggest tourist season arrive ever had. They err coming Bronte medals wty’ch Indicate from every section, and they arts that the wafiYr- la a rvoo-nlgad j earning in droves." marksman or pro-marksman who Admitting that he was nut o f is adept with a rtflo, will ho award­ ! touch with fonditlnne in Florida as ed to six Boy Scouts at the Arcade I regards the probable: passtgc or Imilding Mnnday night during a . defeat of the llomeolead Exemp­ Court.of Honor, Marksppin medals tion Act, Mr. Cooper said that dur­ will go to Harry Joe Minurik. J'l* ing hie stay In Fetoskey, Michigan, Man Adama, and ’ Chum Stanley, he had occasion to hear this Act while pro-marksman medals go to Umcussed often. the same boys and S. J. Nix Jr., “ There* a freling up there," he I.eroy Cooper, and Bay Monvslrepot tad. ''that if this A rt posses, vxtgv. The medals bear the IrtWgthere']] bn the greatest wavs of ma of the National tltflu Associaifcomf building end buying In Florthin, and are awarded because the bla that the nation has ever soon. Ivys met all requirements while at Those people seem to know rimeCamp Wrwa list June. Marksman thing about what is being planned tnsdal Is awarded) to that boy who down here.” made a score o f Zk or belter out nf When Ihe Cooper’s Icfl hero they motored to Charleston and Norfolk. In tho latter city they visltrd ,thr navy yards and wore thrilled at,the sight of aerial puteitvera being staged by huge Army and Navy bombers. "Notfolk seemed i bee hive of active and a very iir-npcr-ms plsre,” Mr. Cooper remarked, "with the government works and shlp-bulldlng program dicing ap­ parently responsible." Gontlnnlng on to Wa/tiinglon, the Cooper's visited Mt. Vernon, home nf George Wasliingtnn, end fContinued Prom Fagr* nn*! trip," Mr. Cooper stated, "la that numerous other Natloiisl shrines. the government has been n.aklng Mr. Cooper r i pressed smniement a desperato effort to bring recov­ over the number o f largo new government buildings ery to the nation, and It J* signif­ granite icant that In aw ry place <r* vl»ited we found people admitt ng that threw hamheen and now |s g steady Faaalng through. J’enneylvanla, Improvement In general rondiliutia FRiOA Y Cooper Reports Improvement In U. S. Conditions ‘ L E M O N S , do*,. * C A R H A p R lk»... •' G R A P E S 2 lira. c y • ■V b t ’ iK E S E lb-.... w h iu O N IO N S a lb* • YaBow’ ■' O N IO N S 3 Ibn.: Ill’TAnAGAH Ib.i AVOCADOS each ; M R L .T o ln a U * * 2 fo r . M ■ » PbL Vcg. or Tom. m m - 8 Q IIP A fo r ;.i._ 4 Fh Blips’ Fork A ■ B h llH A N H 3 rrm »....J i J l f . Quaker Spag. | . : n o p W ’M nosp and Powder j I Iw -O C T A W N 14 for:.*— tJ. terras I lore " t M C l far.------A ------I ns. Aran HTAUCfl *- f#r,_..i...... . SUFER8UD8 p k fi....... . I U f I b. CBIFSO » pkrm -.i..... . leistll 1141UMI U.EANRBM 3 . rn IN HROOMB a p d v •riall.l VllAan t f frill K ' SUGAR 3 IhA... '' (Bag—5 lb*. * XKXX Mini llmwn DUCAR 2 pkr> Ulliby t CO UN El) IICEF id #lli|»r'p lti>ll i ll •LibltjrV Ciillrd ' MEAT* 3 for Va I SAUSAGE I far Mr*I lira MOsrdsl# SALMON' Na. 1 cm*.'.. SANK A lb--------------Mkiwi-U I! nu*t COFFER lb.------------<V«!v», lb- ! • « ) Karrsmrnto Hpltmch, Cm Htill# UMAH g No. 1 Caa* N<> t While House Apple SALTS I illlntham nmt for,:.,---- L . 1! in Jer t CRACKEIUi 2— 1 I ■ yoA.tc.4ar bt M«iihrr‘« OATS 1 pkga ... tlrapsnot 19c dyiut Iter's . I wish, (a nnmnmce lo my iwmjr fiikRds and eus* tornem that I have staved my. co™«r of Sanford .'Av^ue find Third Slreel, in the Red Front Grocery, and, frill be very ftlgri to greet yog IK lfw w *l Miser. - He n N K A T fl^ B : .....- B A lC E .J for------ Me •YevTl Isx lit nat.ifl ,L . JUlCR I 4K UK AS. caa----- -— lu x a te DINNER I fw ..: . For i ' i ITr ' TOASTIES 1 fbr Itreskfsst COCDANU*! ’ . ... 1* w Ifl'tmiard Toma JUICE t to t....... L’almellve or. FLAKES O r r r n (llant 1 l,l> fellophsp* 1 for. crpunshle* 10c IK No d tmy* INaewppte- : M AYCNNAI8H t DfUBtaiNC • > for------ Nn. lit '<Sr*tib#rrr 1 COCOA > lb*. Ksclsl ii WOODBURY JELLY No I H Drnkrn Hllee FLAKES I pkga. In Rod Front Grocwr ftjxirUd ‘'return lnr" to work were really untrained workers rerrulled by the mill*. The Associated Fra** table fur the Carolina* showed 2VH mills t ' tl! type* closed, BM o;u-ratin«, with lO.V.’ IO employe* Idle and Ul.dHft at \eork. However, tin- figures did not Include ro- DOSSBY’S CAPE IK 14t COCOA * • « ....... Jews! Jala*. ‘ O IU f- r tA — . -----*4 o* leilo nla f lu b , HI* ClNd A L B '2 for . there wito.ib# aM * (WaJjtjrj mnl* gi legaft Oerrti tty 9a u m i d- cmXmi « T * H W 9 , m P O T , '»*• G iT iY O U �SANFORD, FLORIDA; spirit i r » th« good and ■ H i Jews la srery lind. T n i« <t W W be that wo oceaiioaall)' try to iMcapo a* Jonah (lid from ourselves -and from our llfo work, hot or* al­ ways to taro, bocaw>t that U our gfgiu i; that ia Utr distinguishing ,*|fHt which Qod ham written Intp M f hearts. a * I d m aa f bagaa this brief Rpoarao by saying to every queaM that la asked—“ I am a Jaw." Id" thoughts and my deadm bear itneei that I faar Cod and I am loyal elllMn la avery land, and ha * dreamer of dreamt that may p t day be realised fur the wsl* ire ad mankind. n S T R rr m p n -.' M l Un> 4jlQ ^ R i o b -a n iv. r o b n A N D rrs , 1 fJtTLANT/i. Sept I4.~(/P>— t « e young rlae-and-rob bandlta w »a abducted D. W. Record, rif A A nttPAY, SEPTEMBER 14, IM4 and hi* car a*d ttea tied him to Kor United StaiM 8«aalor. . , t 1 For In Co*|HMw a fane* M i wwn «w«ktla, w«r* BUtt it Idtrft r*r Rt|irr»rnutlta of III# FotlflH ■ought by polite jmaterday. l% on»r#a#1ou*l Di-ttkt of lit* RUt# of Florida Tn 1h# four lit Com rtu «i( ih*> l ntird BUtM. s t a r t lo N o f l ig h t T o r Twc. Jiintim'fn nf tli« Huprama Court of 111* Sinl« nf Florida.» Hw Twn Hnifrond Committlttltrn LONDON, Sept. 1C —(Ah—Two Of lh# Mint* ..f Florid*. K**r Sint# Mniiitor for »-w^rw • Bin* firing boat* ot : ttn ; Rayal Air Btnrtal District of th* But# of fore* got a w ay. hoot Plyw ood F ltrki. yesterday on the fifth official Kor Two lUmbrn of tit# ftoua# lUprracnUtlvii of th# Bill# of Royal A ir f w t » « * * to Greaa- of Florida land. ' i Fur Fltr (’minty rnmml*#|on#r«. For Thrrr \i■-i n o f th# County Board nf rui.lir Itmiruction. For of ih« F ft^V ln aixl for th# follnwlny j italic* Dlatrletjh rial No. For CtmrtMai»|p <n and for ID# fol* n o n e*, d r n w i t t l |nW|n« Jll-lltr lM*tr|r|», *1#! No. T e tlw Bherltl « f aemiaate Osusly, In Tr*llnii«n> Whereof, I ha## • t the State of VJoilta: hrrrunln art mv hand and afflicpd Be It Knewn. Tfcal I. n. A. Orar. Iht Urvat s.nl of thr BIrI i of Flor­ geeretary of Plata of (be B u t* of ida, at th* Capital, th|# Florida, do haroby alra oullre that a th# flrat d*> of AufURt, A. IV. 1131. atCNKHAl. KUKCTIOM tl A. till AY. will be bsld In Hs*nlnnl* Const*, R#rr#tm f of (Bat#. ■late of Florida, on Tuesday beet (UFA L) surrv.dlss toe first Mondar la No* Tn linn } r Mcd.KLt.ANO. Bkwllt H.mjnnl. Omwaly, .<gmnl(.r(k .B IN T il DAT T ooa'ig^aaii'w W baaa gladly te ­ rn- mltetom.aH'hi tW l< -wteabi WWhavo-e*-PtwaldHMiv # i. te .' ■’' h a i ^ 'd li- 1 AM teteBMjWPjttmaslf,' la 1 tharefer* a te* afd t '?-»» Jonah answered, *1 t e a'J te.iin d I fear the Lord, the 0 t4 ( M h l M t who hath made the t e ' M M w dry land." M t* # religion haa three parts, a'-fOdMUfi relation, aa Idea), Bad B pralftte. A s b Jew my cosmic re­ ttoffn a earth thmugh jffstite to lation It this: I am a ion onto the aeary human being.' TVs Ideal Creator of the universe, who le the We stand upon may not suit most people because Fatter of us al|. they hare no clear concept of the fhpt and we die with that, and that moaning of dlylna humanity. 1 am thought alone has helped and will proud of that ideal, and though 'i bilp to bring about tha fasting that W* are Intimately at homo la this Ood-ercatrd unlveraa. nsrsr lost Aa a Jew t hare an Ideal In our 1 am a Jaw In my athlcal con­ duct In life, and tha ethical conduct faitglofl. and that Ideal (a to help of the vast majority of my people areata a kingdom of God on rarth. Is.such that. 1 AtSL.nct attorned .of Man ■re but slowly appreciating It—I am pruad of tb'< Onr cUica today the moaning of thdt Ideal— Iteo boon maided by’ tte tte la bf B kingdom of God on earth. Wo are juiitka,1and by-tte unatta&ablc witling to Walt until wo oom* fore Ideal of tellaate to tte hamaa life. to* face in the spirit, but our duty Dnr’athlcal conduct baa MauTtoti* R here and that duty le to create aatod b f tte Tate of Gad amt tte a world that shall bo truly an ex­ i -tafii »M. Ili - pression‘ a f'a kingdom of Gbd for !•/ '*, ptwptoriW ily to written all tha poeplo o f man. Our program m Jews U tha Wall known program of justice In social, economic and political life, snR aa sdjustmeat of our Ilfs to the changing needs and environment o f aeary ape. ’ And so, to atary question In religion wa say—“ I am K l l dm a Jaw,' and" ' a y choice of ta Jaw," aad I batted* in Cod and I A ftiedw erea' teepeaka the ideal! of belie*a It) tha kingdom of God on fm y psapU. Fee tanr eentariaa wa earth, and FJ‘ behave that justlte |were vaty particular B W what wilT bring about th! ktngdorii of l t e .au; and ha# wa prtpamd tte Dad on aaMh. t e a T W paycboldglato oP-today It "li foolish to talk about s«m* ahy if' W # nwa on akhamad mflk, Jews who do not belters In God tad you- w ill11, ham • akhamad milk (bo kingdom o f flod oh earth, ano Anugfatos. T te J vrW i dlcanay toms ram da not -baiter* |n justieo. proscribed pure foods, hdatthfotty Thera le always some fruit that I* .clean, .in order to produce health ■polled and sente "th at does net and dean thought!, and they did ripen.. W i spaah o f tha ripened produce health and dean thoughts. fruit, and tha rlpsnpd fruits of tha ' I nm a Jaw, and 1 point with pltda to tte sincerity and acriousA*as of purpoad which charactorU , tte J r— , ocpmulc. Krcn J«re-1 B U R P E E 'S VHate_citltmkm**e#N' (he ChrisIDAHO GROWN • i f t M i t o p i N h i *• P iy* * f t -*t ' M l i W tmm ■ « dkAHrtr l > or - C. F. BALES Flrmt St. A DeLand Road Dozier & Gay*# Qualify Paint# • "Bert For The South’* Also Try Ua T o r WINDCflV GIjASS, s t a n l e y -r q g e r s imi 'Lono' tow. row Ctold hardw are #04 S an ford A t h m n • Fancy . Dried Hulk i A P P L E S lb............... » ; Good Clean G R IT S R Rnu............ Water Ground , M E A L 5 lba............. post T O A S T IE S HAM FRITTERS W itk B A N A N A S 2 phK»- l» lb. Premium CH O CO LATE Premium Shredded I'O C O A N U T 2 phtr*. Turn Packages S A T IN A ................ Monarch COFFEE Itri>wn S I 'G A R U. lb.. ( I bn. YOUR PURCHASES TELL US W HICH FOODS ARE HEST—WHICH ARE NOT Monarch Garden Green No. 2 ASPARAG US W# Ink# YOUH word fur th# * P t Site W E S S O N O IL vatu# In a rrrlalo arllrlr boihI b*## of a fwrtatn ftM«4 product or I h i I No mallrr »hM oth#» t#al# our fttotl# haV# Irrrw |tut tn—no ttm(la*r what authority fecominenda thrm—Wb lat TOO mak# lit# float d#<*lati>n Ga. S w rct If y«»u dun'l aak for an arttrU lh# aacond tl»#, tl c om »b aft <mi i nhrlvw# — and F i n y i fitf, N a t u r a l l y , Potatoes th# It am# what y o u l h S. No. I I r iT jT i Mil |*i #f#r H ai ti and *« k #t tha low vat f«»r day t h r n . w# altar I Via ■ y#W ^ p i a c t l f |hm»«|Li |b y r l r v a C ountry Roll BUTTER lb Y e llo w dooklng, L. i F resh Dellclt^i* w __ _ -i j CHEESE lb KRAFTS SALAD WEEK F in * Granulated W h ite ' SPECIAL Special Sale Fancy M lrailr Cooking D rA ltfh t 1 CRACKERS Whip liu irin lrr Bj Premium Flake K A I . A I ) D R E S S IN G .12c— P i. 21c— 1-2 pt. Hack 1 N. B . C.___ M AYONNAISE 24c 1-2 pt. lunt) am a Jtm, And I find strength tte Q|*ikdte»1«nd tte burner of ■JeW. Nk majtsr what happens. Jaw U t t o p i lost his Mat for ; aad thtogy bare happened to J d W .W k i tte midst of It all Security. Lumber. R est Facial September Special All Far 75c NOVKUIIRIl BEAN SEED athlcal city or an ■hall it te possible pah to Uts an cthi- RpefUr > tWlWi 41H% ' Let lie Supply Tear h rtd r la (JaalHy Seeds H S IS T A. Ml aSKLI. SKRII «'«>. l#f B. Pirk A fi, I’ hone IIJ Lumber Ajidi H a ir Cut Sham poo 9° I 1-2 Ib. pkg. t 11ir>a.rlo Whip N.B.G. FRENCH DRESSING 8 C2 . Bottle | Grahnm CRACKER8 t - —r Q c a 1-2 lh. pkg. Groin- Ntiln F L A K E S 2 phen.................. lot Frunrr 2 pkgu....... Bbd » • far fall v i i Is and slock*! ui> ns jvtssubla*. d r . , murh ls**r ilisn la Orlando, «b, *sie astaipar, - Mi^rials" <Mgt ,«■•*■sho.uM •»«rjkr> r tetean-'tanUto. collard/ l l t l k t N l lettucs, all j f t / t t ftol'V H k. Our Hat Mon. Fane/ A P R IC O T S 2 N o. 2 1 - ^ . . . . < Golden Key T4\ WUL * ^ r, -hm--lhr-|u n**f r ^ W ^ V L l V E I t 2 Urn. fork SAUSAGE T C V L k l Writo-"<CF. Ufff; Freak o a c o n C R A N B E R R IE S ' Herts Good uoiiing White i ib. lb 1Wastaaa i 1 *, I , « 'BEEF ROASTS Ib. 12 1-Ze & ty dollar! rates1 ......................... Mon. Funcy A p ric o ts 2 N o. 1*m ................. ’ Frm k ' . i t i i - i - ’*< ■ PRUNE JUICE qt. E5c 12 1-2 oi.......... Ito iile Creak F IG U R A N & Z O 2 f o r . . . M o*. P u re F R U I T P R E S E R V E S lb. ja r H n t M t e Y E A S T lb................. ..................... Hulk VMCOA)#o4iring Jug—g«L..... — No. 2 Can* T O M A T O E S 3 for_u u _________ Lb. pkg. Rumfprd Baking Powder and 24 lba. PfUaburyV FLOUR both. RuyaCPwtelMw Wtetonad . PINEAPPLE JUlCE 2 No. 2 can APPLES 8 tbo— __ ^ C K fiS S lE fl m s ts r r m VOUCHERSACGEPTi js a s s s i X H tjU m nirh *2 f o r „ . ............ r* a FERA CHECKS CA CASH G ROGERY AndM EAT M ARKET Plenty ParWngr t �I \ ---------r - r r — ' — SANFORD, FLORIDA, TOE BANFORD HERALD. ju iiiU L U rJ U S .y s m a * Q t itltn e f h a l t e d , the (Continued fra a rags. Ons! cirri* befors Q»e commlttos tab! ; •The natlonallisUon of marl* tlooa Induetrice would be • mlsWhe," ho asserted. -They cannot be aa afflrirnt aa priest# Induv try." Ml!pw do you know tha War De­ partment wouldn't be re efficient _ _ .private J a a ls In /lnalrW IV* ssharply Kartllv a* Industry " queried Senator Bone, (P.-Waah). .’ "Btperience haa ihown they ridi't," Irene# replied.' "Then wa hare thte aombro pic­ ture," Bona aald hentydly. " A gavernment eo stupid, so Inapt that It could not organic* It* own techni­ cal force; could not prapara this epuntry for war. Kvtdently you think the DuPont's kapt the United State* from being a German Prov­ player and arbiter, waa sclacted fa ince." much to do with be umplrwln-chlef for the series. : "1 think we had mueh H « will call balls and strike* In all ft," snapped Irene#. ganyk. Ham!/Chatham, of Palatka, A t ' previous sessions he had and* Dixie Carroll, of\ Jacksonville, quietly puffed g pipe, but this..wa* laid aside now. • 1II.umplp»fou t|i# b#*c*. T U I'alatka gltft.fU. AugustHo “ But," he' prota*ted, a* Bone (iterate# voted to (nvite (lie entire pursued his questioning, “ I ’m not Intlverslty of Florida fo dball trying to run the War Department. squad to the gama Hunday. Coarhra You seem to be trying to make me Dutch Stanley, Goof lluwyrr. lien out a conceited asa. I'm simply jCtempO* And..Rainey Cawthoi, npd giving you my views from oup ex­ Athletic Director Edgar C. Joner, perience.” “ And a sombre situation It Is." A d O .' PatJJlJo, aeatolant ap»|rilo dAtJCfbr. F r t k k W righ t, publicity! commented Bona. "A hell of a situation," agreed director, »lxo w fr« InvitnU • I rone#. The spectator# roared. lb# factUhak thehr ia.eeMdttled to arrive In Sanford, and Orlando DeMolsy* after haring, apent the 1 la w i wtth ratoUrea. and th d r'g ltf frtwria yvcelred aa unexpected thrill last night shortly thflr departure on a H*. Mamhere of tho faculty of Sem­ after freighter inole High School will meet nt (be Johns Blear Line Co. school tomorrow roaming at 10:#0 for a boat ride to Georgetown, on o'cleok to plan last minute detail* tho north there of Lake George. Incident to the opening, on Man- Jack R osm II. local youth, fall off wa» carry lag day at 9t#0 o'clock, of tha county a the boat, while ha chair, from thq lower to the upper major Institution of learning. deck! Fortunately, he waa not the rear of tha boat FE B A ' payroll »« U»U M»i|U socked to this week will total about $8*00. where he might hare been ground and It gooa into tho hande of about to bite by th# faat moving propat* lU ft workers, It was snnouncsd to- Iqrv Initead, be waa left behind dsy. It also waa stated that tha re ­ tailor paint job on the City Hall had been completed and workmen now nr# busy on the lower floor hallway*. road, j t > r ,-*r Eerfy In T h . M fn T # Wo Ara Ope* To ' Servo T w a* kf MMA1 DOSSETS QAFE r*f*: tarhlchW a baVa ll yax& i«r. sud lftM " bit n r t—rhtra Tho early Chriatteas, the Matr>noe, and the J r i t o f ovary land, k a vf euffired for their Maul and o f toddy s ri dtm suffering gnaw for tbs Ideate of opt fathqrs sad for oar own lde#K but there la B Joy In safftrlh f when cue baa FM DAT 1 Scores of perenn* have visited the lakefront yacht basin since late yesterday to wntch a crew remove the eld wooden piling which formed the vest end north wall of the basin. Otto Caldwell, local psanagor of the St. Johns JU*er Lino Co, waa directing operat'u-u thi* morning, and he found, *» many persona predicted, that his task, I* not an easy one, although the huge pile driver used to pull the old piling eventually bring* up What It goes after. From all Indi­ cation*, It will take several days to reported "rsturnlng" to work were really untrained workers recruited by the mill*. The AssoclataJ I’reee table fur llu> Carolina* showed 208 niUls ( * u!J types closed. 854 0|>eratIng, with 10SJH0 employee Idle and ui.HHfi at work. Ilowavar, Oh- figure* did not Include- re­ ports from 208 mill* nof- did they Include report# from a#orea of hosiery mill* not affected py tha .trike which #iaploya aphpAlery proiimately RTJDOO workers. Tratile aulhorlttea '*at|gMUd tha flg» I’asdlng through, ycnnaylvonte, I tprlah, to nnnounc# 1# my M n rrrt# »4 n and ettstomern that I hav# tRovcd my. ntgi^fV of Sanford .' Avenue i\nd Third Slrrel, In Front G » ^ . ,#r*.F»n b# very gkd K» cw7,,®r the i4 < $ F T -*r— L liE E S E lb........ ........ C R A P E S 2 lbn. >• R U T A R A G A ft Ik . White ... 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Bottle Grnpe Nuta F L A K E S 2 pkga.................. I.n France 2 pkg*,...... . ................. Mon. Fancy A p ricot# 2 N o. I ’ m................... WAI lA a n d a t o r k * ^ g lr c a m u ch l o « » r Hbr » * I 4 M ( * * 4a f i b l » i aho if 111 h j m O u p o a ^ •• • iA kl A A . lin n I a O f l * a 4 *». ‘ H p «rlA lA ~ l « b » fjr dAjr.^ Mon. Fancy A P R IC O T S 2 N o. 2 l-Jt’f .... Golden K # y T k M ;3 f o T, h w *-lh r"n P R U N E J U IC E 4jL B5c 12 1-2 o « _ ........ lU U le Crock F IG B R A N A ZO 2 f o r . .... M ob . P n ro F R U I T P R E S E R V E S lb. Jar llrrw c r’ n Y E A S T I k . ..............................-.... Hulk V U tttO A k te -b ring Jug—t fa i— ....... No. 2 Cons T O M A T O E S 3 fOf eAtUsriteJ"-'*..., lb. C R A N B E R R IE S " I k R olling lb. Nice Hump . 1 L Young 1U Lb. pkg. Rumfprd Baking Poyrdcr and 24 Iba. Plllab u ry,M F L O U R k otk . Koyal^PlMtotlMffFjatetted , . P I N E A P P L E J U IC E J N o . 2 car J ■ of a Dorlain f«M»t product or th# m ailer what othar lr « ia our fooda h*v# * y * p r » v> 'c»-nU 7.77fjn j , v A a l ! • f n im ri ^ V i J Mr ir. hc. -flai APPLES S Iba,-..,... , t .x Z ttL B ’" ’ lb.......... — ■■1 , ■■■ M UaW ot fltrmwb#r- 4 D ~ Kwktemt ! ... - :W H j*,.r«r(f . .., ^ . v > • “Baut Far Th# 8o«th* ; Two Packagve ‘ S A T I N A ................. - liood • Wbttiv ,j Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paints . l Nboa-TlikjrV#-- PWrod- fjower Ehl I’lenly—They’ro Good! C. F. 1IALGS FI rat m. A DcLand Bond Premium Shredded C O C O A N U T 2 iikgM | SAUSAGE . Security. Lumber R est Facial September Special Alt For 75c pkgn. M; th# dach a# tha crow lirma •* th##.1pm m Shampoo Water Ground M E A L 5 lbu............... » ? a 1g i t e s f e «r U w n W i t ^ t * * * * ip e illjr .m c U g g i.le w n g t pri**#. tiroxImatMy I40JK* work|#4f home of th# ui.roported pl*M# Include ginoent factoriea ami bleachcriea not commonly eUseod ‘a* tfitlla mill*. S SpBSW wore na IlfabraW anjt slide dranu prescribed para foods.. boelthfuDy clean. In order to produce health and dean thought*, and they did produce health and clean thoughts. ' I am a Jaw, and I point with pride to the sincerity end eerlousaeee of purpood which character­ ise IbeJsWMs BMP— to> Rven Jet*^Steh^.csrtonrWAoAte the Chris|$M #rugpgllsod J tg l #U#plt going arm wm 103,ex* Idle ml ip t* I * * V J 4 t e . "'fcB l't'r sb*' Bet ■haasod o f my -Mauls; , * f l w ruBgion has three parts, ur Ideal li .u m U M n l^ to one atueUBI relation, an Ideal, .and U M ejj l bm. An a Jew m/ coemle ro­ od on earth' th fM g B 'ja U te to tation Is this: 1 am a son unto tha every human bring.'. ThU tdaal Creator of the univena, who la the We stand upon may not suit, moot people because Father of ui all. they have no clour concept of the Ukfi and we die with that, and that ha* helped and will moaning of divine humanity. 1 am thought alone haa proud of that Ideal, and though It help to bring about the feeling that h«a never beau attained. Ideals ara ir* a n Intimately at home ia thi* Ood-ere* ted universe. nsear lost. Aa a Jew 1 have an Ideal In out I am • Jaw la my ethical con­ duct tn Ilfs, and Urn ethical conduct religion, and that ideal la to help • fa ll* a kingdom of God on.rarih. Of the vast majority of sny people Men a n but slowly appreciating la. such th at 1 s o . not ashamed of |t— I am proad o f I t Our ethics today tha meaning of thdt Ideal— hire* bora molded by 'th* tdbute Of I kingdom of God on earth. Wa a n M M t i 'aad by tha uaattsdhabte arlllteg to wait until we 00me fare Ideal o f holiness In the k in s a life. to face la the spirit, but our duty Out ethical rood act haa been moti­ fa hen and that duly I* to create vated by tha fsar of God amt the • world that ahall be truly an exhm alon'uf'u kingdom of Gbd for all the people of mra. Our pragmas aa Jaw* U tha Wall known program of Justice In aoriol. economic uad political life, adjustment of our life to tho changing needs and environment of svsry age. And eo, ' to every question lb religion w* auy—" I am a Jew," l i d I belie#* in Cod and I be!lev* la the kingdom of God ou earth, anil F, believe that JusUda wilT bring about th# ktngdoib uf God on eoribk. v ' 7 I f ka foolish to talk about i o w Aty' tr yw live oa skhnosed mflk, Jew* who do not believe la God #bd raa' will '. - have skimmed toUk jMMhkfs Tb* Jewteh dladwerNow ^ « t : B M A N S 3 effna. b M % l Quaker Spag. qri Walk, u -. . SUGAR 5 Ihd---- -— (Bag—8 Ibe. --------XXXX snd llrown SUGAR a phra...... UMu COUNED IIEKF can ,Uhi.ir‘s l*»ltrd Hale. Cat \ Fancy , Dried Bulk i A P P L E S lb................. ( * ; Good Clean ' RH1TS 5 Ibu............... : •wbkh'wa- bave aw Kun fietter S t t v i ^ T Cooper Reports Improvement In U. S. Conditions %0 .- w gladly bo- tr uilirtaw sndTf th# L f M O N S doj,... For U«tt*4 Hu tH 8#**tor. , h I Kef R»prrk«nl«l|vi In Cotfrii**. Hi*!• *l l*nrre. * Ker I lfir m it U lln of lfc» Ko«<tK ('iin*r*»*lnrtul hl*trkt of Ike of Fliirldi Tn I hr B#v»nlF-fo®ftfc COB|r«U Ilf Ihr I nllrd HUIM» For Tw.» Ju«tu*«» of (lie Ketrems Court nf tlir su ik , of Florida.. For Two M«ilro*d ('nmmlulintn of thr Mint* of Horld* K|rf Stair Hr**(nr for r *lf«T*l iMatrlct of ttb% Hloto of riotka. Far To# AUmbor* of tfe*. ttomm of nrprr»mt*||v«a uf the l l l t t of riorld* rot FIt# County rntnmlnl«n#r#. For Thrrr Mrntlori of Ik# CouniF Roord of 1‘uhllr InMrurtlbn. For Ju»tI.*? of tho Fooco'ln nryl for Ihr following Jostle* District^, vlt: No. For Conrtahlr l* and for tho f«l* lowing Jnatter (Matrlria. trio: No. In Tr»llmon> Whortof* .1 hnFO hrrrunto art ntv hand and affixed th« Clrrat Kr#» « f thr Hlata of Flor­ ida. at TtlUharsr*. thr <'*|tl|al. th|s thr first d*) of August. A. !>.. IMI. It A. till AY, Hrcrrtary of (Unto. fit KALI To lion J F. MtOLRU.AND, ■hrrlff Mrmj noIs Cowoly, .;^anfor|L Florida. i U m trT W a 'J e w , sup k Ymm whd hade B counselled peoce. He ennouneod he had sent out another warning to untenirte and non-unionist sympstiytsM. yesterday to avoid vlnlenaa and dl'nrdor. "Maaagvmrnt lias run s riot­ ous courOe," (irrman said bitter­ ly. " I t ha* rome to a sod ami sorry pass when union men mult stand up 1 In the face of rifles and machine guns to maintain their right to pukel guaranteed under th* tew." lie remained silent about re­ port* that federal troop* were being held In readiness for duty tn the Hhod* Island strlki sons. The strike movement In tho South apparently was arrextcJ yesterday, at host temporarily, as additional cotton textile work­ ers returned to their mill* end the hosiery call failed to cruke mass roaponke. Strike ranks In the Carolina* wen. reduced to lee* than hell of the industry despite the (act that an estimated 8000 srattned , \ “ Dm# x » W . M m and PBO N^U yvVve ever had. They ere coming Bronx* medals Which Ihdirat* from every section, and they are that the wsurar- I* a rcco^nlywl earning in drove*." *<* mark,roan or pro-marksman who] Admitting that ha wa* out of is adept with a rifle, will he award­ touch with condition* in Florida aa ed to six Boy Boost* at the Arcade building Monday night during, a] dofOpt of the Homestead Exemp­ Court of Honor, Mark*m*n medal* tion Act, Mr. Cooper aahl that f i r ­ will go to Hafty Joe MinariV. Ju­ ing hla stay In Peto«kay, Michigan, lian Adams, and ' Chum Stanley, he had occasion'U hear thi* Act Rato Flciecher, local representa­ white pro-markxman medal* ro to U(ncu>sod often. tive for the Now York and Horlda the name boy* and 8. J. Nix Jr., "There* a feeling up them," ho commission firm of Fleischer l-eroy Cooper, and Itay Mon**l- repotted, “ that if thte Act pssse*. Bros, and Danslnger Inc, left to­ vatge. Tho medals bear thp. insig­ there’ll bo the grratoat* wave or day for N#w York Cily to spend nia nt the ’National Hlfte Associa­ .home building and buying In Flor­ about two week* visiting the trade tion, and are awsKJed>fcoeauao the ida that the nation, ha* ever scon. In the Eoitern and Western mar­ tmyi mat all requirement* while at Those people *e«m to know tiomeket#. Upon hla return, with hla Cainp Wewa list June. Markamnn thing about what (a being planned fe and daughter, now In Orlando, medal la awaited1to that boy who down here." W>hcn the Cooper’s left here they will occupy tho Ruby Lalng mads a score of 28 or better out of a possible 50 points on each of 10 motored to Charleston and Nor­ home In Mayfair. Official N. R. ‘A.- 80 foot Urg it*. folk. In tho tetter city they visited Pro-marksman medal * fa gwurded Jhe navy yard* and woro thrilled of thr Ktnford Felar members tliat l>oy who made a acoAfof lid Junior Chamber of Commerce or better under the aartw condi­ at the eight of aorial maneuvers being etegrd by huge Army and availed themselves of an Invitation tion*. i •. Navy bombers. to. attend an Orlando Jajoee stag "Norfolk seemed n bee hive of parly at tho Orlando Country Club active and a very prosperous last night, and they reported the plsre,” Mr. Cooper rrmarknd, affair a* being "some punklna." “ with the goverament works and The Orlando Jayceea not only skip-building program being ap‘ staged a local talent floor show parenlly responsible/* al treat, but they that was a re Continuing on to Warhlngton, hired the Beacham Thratcr'a the Cooper** visited Mt. Vernon, regular Thursday stag# ehow for home of Georg* Waaldncton, end a speclil midnight performance numerous other National shrines. that added plenty nf Ilfs tn tho Mr. Cooper eipresaed amsiement party. Bsnfnrd mea attending were over the number of largo new granite government imildinga Andrew Caraway, Roy F. Mann, which havu been erected to house Jack Flnnell, and George Thursto*. ^ y of huadreda of Loorlata traditional ''horK-ymoraqr*.'’ , '* * Cm per aaid a* ha remdfked on tha b<auty of tho fall*' «!n !ir M , whan varicolored Il«hl forma­ tion* .arc effected under the watora. . , ... A . ' land of prosperity, with well kept farme. rich nppearlyc crops,' and hapo) an cofilfUlto people wa* the Impression left with'M r. Cooper of hbr fOn-mUe drive from W "# o r* Fallo to Serai* In Cared#' Change* In by-laou wll| be conelderad bv member* of Celery Camp N of CM, Woodmen of the World, when they gather at Wood man Rail tonight at H:00 o'clock. It haa been announced by C. C. Col­ lins, Camp official. Refreehmrnte will be served at the conclusion of |hs meeting. O F F I C E R S ON MORRO. CASTLE Labor Proposes Cripple B i g UNDER ATTACK To TostUg. Groups •nxaged counsel for Alagna, de­ claring there had been aa attempt to make th* operator a "scape g ra ft In'the ill'aater. |)epartmrnt of Commerce InWitlgatorp heanl also from a seamen that two of the President OgraJamP* HfaboaU failed to offer ajd.tq se.veral persona seen on ■ burning deek, while Morro Cestte passeagars ami craw nisipber* tes­ tified to scene* of horror snd con­ fusion aboard the biasing vessel. Th# elit Idem of Captain Carey for alleged failure to maintain lh« tnexoralde tradition* of the sea crested'h sensation at Uie-Department uf Cnmtocrca inquiry. SallrAx In'the atom Of the blar­ ing Morro Castle “ did their duty magnificently,” Bishop Hulw, Pro(extent Episcopal bwhop of C'lba, who 1* rscuperotlng.- » ' » ' Mr*. Hutee. at a haaplUl from their ex­ periences on t|te skip, said yester­ day ■ThsraiwBr* very * • » •#!<««» “ n that ara^re « ( ##* ahip, b it those W la r tth spirit are tha rood and and hi* *•# and tbra tied him to S O I* J e n hi tvary Jind. Tru* <t ■ hoc* wltfc hta own neckll* m t* that w » octet tonally try to •ought by » o ! i » jooUrdoy. •Scape a* Jonah jid from ourselves a S from our ttfi work, bat wa el- | w a yi return, becao-c that la our 'fgfOlaa; that la the diitinrutabllir Iwjctk which Ood haa wrlttea Intp oar heart*. So I cloot aa I began thU brief dS/nq n i by saying to erary qomU m that li aakod—" I a Jew." |)m ' thought* and my dtoda boor J h m i that I fear Ood and I am' g lla fo ) citlaen In every land, and hha • dreamer o f drrami that may •r~ . . .. . . .._____ • riwsawm w- 1,. , _______ ye in, Shwin * t Seminole Couatr. of lie mate of Vtortt*: Be II Known. T ia l I. H. A. dear, geereurr •( Stele #f ike BUU of ^ ‘ lUOM AND-ROB BANDITS , Florida, S» hereby alee nullre last a (1KNKIIAI. KI.KrTION wilt he ktld In Seminole Ceaniy. : A t l a n t a . s«pt. 14.-W Y — Slate ot Florida. on T « „ l » r ianl Tw o young rloe-and-rob bandits aucreeaiaa me first Woodsy in Nowh» abducted D. W. Record, mf A*. r.ap^Tii h a t o r n o v k u iik w VOUCHERS A CGEP% ------ # 0 ,7 8 ® '-ria-fUXd^*.; U -FERA CHECKS CA I GASH GROCERY AndM EAT M AR K ET ’ •\ * *1 a rr k . » •#♦. •*» # #• Plenty P a r * * ? A*” a . . •I >%.. 4 �• •j Vj # s j u * .1 v‘4; . i t --"- ,f ;QUEI^N OP,SOUTHERN FESTIVAL > *• f MISS WINTER HAVEN ^ »•Soma retarded it *■ probable tl wl Donald Itlchberf (above) wetfld be aaked to take over the Judicial #lde of the National He, *i v g «| A i \ ■ *i c c***ry Administration aa a nmj/ f* | ee^uenee of hi* conference with ri ; *V “ ' a '- jB J*. Prealdtnt Rmwevelt at Hyde . Park. N. Y. itlchbery and Ad* ® -a -' *1 mlnlitrator Hugh Johnton re­ cently came to word# over the ’ (ir l of Winter 'Haven, ##-. NRA, but Indh-alion# are tha*. of the Florid* World'# Pair j the Pretldenl will retain both I in the recovery dnv*. - ‘ V , YOUTH HAS ITS FLING eA? *1 [ODE ISLAND MILL New Job With NRA Ltfoma For Richberg A ,V \ *,.'■* ' V,. 8ay)o*vin«, R. I., membled a war-tom rillaffa aa 600 national (tard.men patrolled tha i l m l i after t*o day# of teitile ilrlke rlotln* whleh broufht Injuria# to 70 pc7»°nK The national (uardemen claehed Intermittently with S.ROO »lrik#re and «ymp*thlwre, and finally dl»p<r»a«l the throng, with tear and naueea (> • Ijrier the troop* war* forced to fire over the h|ad# of ^ email (roup of demonatrmtora to make them retreat. Slat* 'trooper# are ehown abdve firing tear »ar bomb* a* they trove (round to krlkere at the helyht of the rioting. The atrlkera threw itopyi and hrick». (A»»ociated Pre#a Photo) l '.J*‘r (r WHAT A FINE PASTURE FOR ‘CHARLEY HORSES’! TESTIFY AT SHIP FIRE INQUIRY IN NATIONAL AMATEUR I f you hoar'football -player* at the Unlvarelly of Flortifc (rcanlnf and tnbbla* you7 1 know Ui* reaaen. They were put through viyorou* l * ( practice, a# ahown above, limb* |n tip-top #hap* for the time when luppie knee* and nimble feet will count foi Yea, lt*l Hot niueh fbn—but a "charley hor»e" now and la preferred far more than a UilRh In mid-eraebn. (Aeioclated pre#» Photo) Chief Engineer Eben fl. Abbott la ihown I above taking oath before •a ' f*d- \ |oral Imiulry boartl which ha told I I of the Morro Ca»tle ‘ * __ . I -o*i that within half an hoor..afl*r ( | the alarm he left tha doomed | van**) In a lifeboat containing I R2 member# of the ciww and only two poaeengeri. < He aleo I teatlfied that the flrei Ve and " ’ u|> hi# fir»l aetletant koaff of tha n hi# «ecWBi wj,#n they heard a yen' put ou' eral alarm. Third O th e r Irwin Inal freen Freeman (laft) aleo teltlfiad 'by Jacob- ( ln ,j with other officer# 1 Interna- that the Ill-fat-el liner wa*. »*t eliminateil afire by areonlul*. (Aeioclated Pre#a Photo*) BOBBY JONES. MEET BOBBY J.ONES DRAG PICKET FROM Itl.OODY RIOT *” B u t 'W a i t — It’a No Use To Cura, PitH Your D or Scream A* POTASH-CALCIUM M IXTURE * * * ^ .. ^ ’’t , i The Tires Which Are-Sold • ■ •• i With A FYee Insurance - ’ Policy—guaranteeing fhem [* * ** * * * * {**!«// H I »k- L#1' To Be . v • y . « THINK o r IT . . . . •* werry ar eepaae* aWtrl Ifre tea.lre.Vl toA'. V, Any Injery In a Uvmr Tree# tire it reualreA fr . braie* I*, cm It, i w l It. M»w u *m m iajwre lt ta We or e a r other Notion*) TIN * «* »* «#1U t » « t f ' *vea «tK-u#h It I* your awa fau lt-, ^ , HI A eiOktsk t**HU par from tha acorn *ed Injured in U \ \ .................... f - M - >p HU croos I FERTILIZER C**hw.> reirosentotivn os Mil fhotpent and the proper fie n rPre*t rbout*< yoor crops. for th»!'» belli 11-or iu»mc*. Tb« to at*'# famotu (olfer wh* way a at Bobby Janaaf at tha rtoht to Datralt tot U ahown a# b* wa. drenad by a atato threatani ta Heal that o f tha Oaura rlottuf at Saytaavllle, R. whare 70 war* prerJAad a aanaatlaoal up#at |a tha fl a between picket*, troop* bad mill (Hard*. Oulmet. lb# Mteran, althouytf'h* him ■ BeU In BnafecA Erdtedvelj».';i Now is Hm Urns to corrtct and Improve soil condlMem WT your vegetable fields and citrus groves. UseJCAL-ClTt for this purpose. If is safe, dependable and economical. As o soil corrective KAL-CtTE is twice os efficient o« hardwood ashes. It contatne twice as Mach pataph as does hardwood ashes and also furnj And valuable secondary plant foods fo be important in plant nutrition., wood ash basil mixture that bos. paoulority throughout Florida. Wh under the lame conditions and for hardwood ashes an application of « of ashes used gives on equivaleut a Use COFFER K A L-C ITC to correct] back in citnie trees. It is an axcaft and the tree., •*' rt ,* - * w 8ANPO RD , r U W. First St (•■» *• * -if 1 iri|#' V WILSON 0 T ^ 4 » » i ^ �— ------------------------- TOUH N E W SP A PE R -^: THE WEATHER 'Fabtkhed la Florida^ Heart The WariTs GraaUal VefeUbU Bmi aa* Wehaat Garden Land fl he were tewlght u d 8 ;* AN SANFORD. tt i r o n # IN D B P E J E N T D A I L Y NEW SPAPER F L O R ID . S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 15, 19.14 ‘ 1 ■ . ' - ,V a Senator fl a stings Demand# Probe Of Use Of U. S. Cutter WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—( Al*> — In a hitter attack on the Roosrvelt Administration yesterday, Senator Hastings, of Delaware, cochairman of the Republican sens torial-congresslonal committee, de­ manded an Invaatigalion Into the use of a coast guard cutter tu bring Mrs. Ruth llryan Owen, min­ ister to Denmark, home from Greenland The boat was thus tak­ en away from IU station neai Nru ’ York where the steamer Mor n Castle burned. Hastings asserted that "part of tbs blame for the long Morro Castla. death lilt falhi on the head o f whoever sent the (cutter) Champlain to Cre«nlahd.” The In­ vestigation of tha disaster, he said, should be directed Into the "high authority” that ordared the vessel from its post to Greenland to bring back the minister to Denmark. "How many livsa ware needless ly sacrificed because the gem of the coast guard fleet wss taken from Its regular etatlen near the •etna of the disaster and sent on a needless Junket can never be known," he said. . . . "The explanation of Secretary Morgenthau that tha Champlain was sent to Greenland on an ‘oceanography' expedition is ridicu­ lous. The Champlain would never have deserted IU highly Important patrol post on the north Atlantic had not somebody high in authority ordeml the fhtp to bring back Mrs. Owen. ‘Oceanography’ expe­ ditions do not call for speed What a price that Junket coat—not so much in dollars and cenU as in hu­ man lives needlessly sacrificed.” Sally Cuts 'Audience Down To One Man CHICAGO, Sept. IB.—Sally Rand peeped coyly from behind > fan Wednesday and stuck a pin la a bubbls, as a symbolic gesture, and showed reporters an engage­ ment ring. It wss of goodly lisa and on the proper finger. "His name (a Charles Ms)on and Em 's a Springfield, Mass., radio dealer," Sally said, "l*ve known him about five yiars. Hla father a wealthy tobacco merchant, la Ibe happiest eveat of my Sally announced, that her fans, bubartlficies of nearfor all time. NEWS Central Floriby tha Ssmlnole of C sn rn m and dsp|rturw River. 15, I I U rargo. Co. cargo. cargy. . Gorman Says leader imitfons ProhersDeDid Not Tell Truth . clde To Suppress InSayin? LaborHad } EvidenceW hen Five Broken I t s Word Nations Complain; CITY NEWS BRIEFS Hr T l i # A w w t a M T r WASHINGTON, Sept, 18,- (At*) Another Effort W i l l Be Made To Collect Deficient I n c o me T a x Assessments W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. Ifi. — (A .P .)— The govern m en t planned today to m ake an­ other effort to collect more than Il.uOO.OOO fro m An­ d rew Mellon. T h e Bureau of Interna! R even u e arran ged to file u petition w ith th e Board ul Tax Appeals. It claloa the money Is due from the former Treasury head and Ambasssdor to Enxland on account of deficient income tax payments. An assessment for 1031 wss made last spring after unsuccess­ ful attempts to havt Mellon In­ dicted for an alleged tax evasion. The 1*1its burgh federal grand Jury refused, however, to return Indict­ ments. NUMBER 178. WAR SUPPLIES Strikers Demand SAID PILING IIP PromptRemoval Of IN G ER M ANY General Johnson AMONG INCIDENTS LEAD ING TO CALLOR U. S. ARMY GET MILLION FROM MELLON *0 P ric e F ir e Cents T h e realgnAtion o f Loral weather yesterday: IVifl'i S. Jiihngon « ji N atlon xl HT, low 72, rainfall .tW of an Inch. covery A d m ln ta tr»to r w *« demaniled by the hOH gb coio The Lily Briefer offers many m ittee o f the U nited T e x U la happy Return* to Mrs. Vail lxjvell W ork er* o f A m erica today. In « gUtement dcmi\ndin| (nee Miss Lucca Chappell>, Mrs. Iseued T. C\ Holt. Mrs. II M Uumbley, his resignation, Mr* Joe Hull (nee Miss Finily Washington, the Committe* for Dli Bailey), Bobby Newman, Julian nttnekea Johnson declaration last night that th* Adam*. John Mauser, Jr., and all textile strike violated an agree­ other person* who*# birthday an­ ment. niversaries ale tti tie celebrated Issuing the statement Fraud* tomorrow, and congratulations to Gorman, general strike rhairman Mr and Mrs. M. H. Spencer (nee Hid, "l would halo to say Gen­ Miss Ruth ftoU'rtx) on their I Uh. eral Johnson lied but I will say Mr and Mrs. Dick Brown laee he did aol tell 0»t truth.Mots Betty Ball) tin their 1.1th, and Johnson said l**t night that Mr ami Mr*. C. K. Bell (nee Miss organised labor In calling Lhs the haot) cancellation and tie AIIlira Whitehurst) on their first strike had broxen Ha word to structinn of the fir»t contract wedding anniversaries. I imgratuhim end it “ was an absolute iTinde with him on Feb I. Iat ums atso a re exte rule*I to Mi . violation of an understanding* This scene of overturned! automobiles In a «tre«t i»f Wtinn*mk * I* H. I., in typical of the s iKtion wiotiflit liy rioting, looting In anticipation, apparently, of and Mr* W, A, Ginn, local m i- between Thomas F. McMahon, mobs in that city during the moat serious uutbt-uk m Niw Fnjslaiul since the beginning of gi'Ui'id! textile strike. Police vn-rr years, who celebrate i modification of the treaty of Ver­ dents for overwhelmed by the thousands of rioter* and Govcrnoi Throdtnr (in t-n sought uni of fetlria i More help or we ll sailles, the DuPont company had their 2ftth woddmjr anniversary president of the Untied TeXtlla Workers and hlmtelf. perish,” messaged Police Commissioner J. Hector Paqutn. i A»*ocimii'd Press Photo 1 failed to include any reference to today Moutlay's wedding anniver­ McMahon today denied the arm* prohihit inn* Imposed upon saries include the 1HIh for Mr. the General's charges that tha German> by the pact, and had giv­ and Mr* Joel S Field (nee Haiel • trike was against ths govamen a free hand to Girra who w ii Belle Murry), the 12th for Mr. ami ment and also denied that hs had identified as an (associate of ('apt, Mm. It F. Cole (nee Mary BelJ an agreement with the NRA Ad­ I toyed and Von Papon in eaponiage Allen), the 12th for Mr. ami Mrs ministrator. Zeb Bailiff (nr* Laura Lrr), and work for Germany. Ho said Johnson was attempt­ Attempt of an stlornry for W. also filed. The rt-strainflrg <er n o n "1 made s mistake,** ruefully de­ the thud for Mr. ami Mrs Jark ing to make It appear tha etrlka p i t s m p r s ns viated young Felix DuPont. who MacDonald (nee Flixabeth Bu»- "le agalnet the government." J. 1'. II. loca| slot-marhme opera­ nisi, sought to present Sheriff,hr# )» Cotitfi Ktulnt ions! In Aragon. Ga„ a man identi­ figured in the testimony yesterday inj^ or aUtrt tor. to secure an injunction re riHUm! from fied ae "Nap” Drown, former tex­ for the first time. •training Sheriff J l McClelland mg to nviit' slot mat-hi nr a In i* at the Iwsthw: Tonight, tile worker, wss ehot to death or his deputirs from interfering county. Boys And GirlsTo It was Ummol DuPont presi lowTide* at I’ M . Sumiay, high lest night from an automobile, ihut of K, 1 DuPont de Nemours, with the operation, of clot inn Slat#'* Attornry Lloyd F. ltn* Be Enrolled When who told thi .Senate committee ha 1DL**t& A. M. and I 2* IV M , low arid two men wire arrested /or Hhcf , . .chines in this county met with fail of thi* city rcpmciitpil investigation as Governor Tal­ Doors Open AtNine id report* that "indicated" tier ■t :m a m snit h ut r. m lire in Tavares yesterday whm Mcl lt>l)urit! before Judge Koto, madge ordered a mobilisation ot (Continued On Page Two) —- — Circuit Court Judge J. C. It. » lot hi ni-gunirnta arr rrrdUrd two regiments end A] s,.eclel ATLAN TA, Sept. A*-- CAP1 Kteoncw ruled that In his opinion .Sheriff Mi('lell*%! «* having b*t M any S sn fo r.l Klks trs in rd w ilh unite of the Ueorgte Jirhii National r v g r r l Indsy Ih s t t>n» » t lltvtr Guard to stand by for poeiibls Two companies of N a t i o n s l,„)n| machines such as wrre operal- most convincing. t ei in poanbla Itiurs prtim inon l b ro th ,rs , Caspian strike duty. Gusrdtmen laat night were ordered |ad before him yesterday are conKjppdw. e C n fe i i Tha. "Belkeva me," said .Sheriff Sheriff M It1o'clock imUy (norm tig 11x1*. of N s* Smyrna, trertlenTy ahesH *QM edit irs la the Carters* tile textile arra as atewcled and designed as gsmbllng C|#llar>4, "we’ve really got a M at* Anh6ut»ciil to-lay y by 111 In lh* Florid* F.xst Const lies* Dynamite (hatter, •red the sure Governor Eugene Talmadge fol-1 devices, alturoey who know* hit bualnc|t ,l(t (lf School- T W 'haw ton I■11asI si SI. Augustin*. Mr. Ils.r fare calm on the Carolina strike Jinlge Koonce therefore denied He made a fine appearance before . , . . t^* (Me* lowed up with action an emphatic ws> ,t r ic k r n tssl Tuesd ay, and wss front as a bomb directed at tha sold him “ promise to "protect the right to the teni|iorary injunction sought, Judge Koonrv s„,i and nil air **j»u»*d 1 trniovml to the hi>s|,nsl latr last K M. Holt Plaid Mill at Budtagand di*misad a bill of complain! (Contlnurd on P . „ ThrvO ^ r i i ‘tiiM‘ « and a* work in Groigia.” lun exploded. Nona wma injured AD hiney-General t *i> D I Jim! night will tie roll ■ ------------ ognnieut* to a but the wlndoes were broken t'omoiiaalnher of Agriculture Shortly after the governor had udtsj before noon. N mIK mo Mayo, anti >l*l** M n k e Henry Brown of Orlando, Scout for 60 feet along the milt front. warned Adjutant General l.mdlry I ml lea tion- ur- today Gist ap mg ( •'mmisstoivsr I M Hhodr- Fxei utive for « entral Florida re In other areas quiet prove nod. W Camp to be ready with -txte roxirnati-t) Ml'i hoys ami g.il will tn- in Sanford Momlay morning gu*n, wa» In Sanfonl T)\ur*day In President Hooaevvll traveled to­ troops to assure protection on dp *Im fiisl day's til f„r the purpose of roofrrnng with 7»nfeirnc« with local Ho.ul offl- ward tha textile strike's moat tur­ w il h t * liain e Dimi 1he AgrlCiiltui.l ( 'on, n, it tee of the , ployes who want to ••„ t m w(th WJIII1(, h* dk-cus.ed the bulent are. lent night with Indi­ lM*foit the end of the week, enioll ........... face of the textile sink,. tiemge Ague,ill..,.I A. M„ nit, y nl(h, Court of Honor, and cations that any new eruptions of i .Ml m erit m ill p i t ' * th ..W iwl.s.n on the status of the |„o ,)U ,lffl„ rr„ t, vt,denes would lead to direct Inter­ W Gaddis, of nartow <-,,,,iilj. m ot' D mM r ill) M’ l •• vention on his pert. p,..o.! f arnirrs' Wholesale Ma.ke, ....... * lth R„ j j K .lla formed the rhief executive 'I,.,| n >. I..M-I 1III* «M l)l< l lie meeting 1* to he held a* a . . . ,, . i #* The national strike committee , . f . ,| , ,, ghan of AH Soul* ( atholic t liurch "gras,-" nituation had (level,., ed ut a dirii i i i o n i.l U -l I>m ak fa«t seasion ut Hotel \ulder hsrr meanwhile appealed to trans­ Y et Too Early To Say tn hi* plan tn organise a B*»y Carletes die. 1 i« iU in-* Hlelll I d I h r ■taif log at H HI o’t lock port workers to bulwark their Ncniit troop aiming the mrmU'f* of Program HaaFailed, (iold Reduction Ac mud f ( n Vt hi tig* I-argr numbers of strike . so, A mmuncrinrnT wa* m*<le h m struggle by refusing tu handle lri‘ in i imliiH-vfs ft'l psthlxers, the sheriff said, were ye »l ft <1m)' Du*( Die A s*Mel*Dufi, the paft*h. textile shipments Th# request A s s e r t s Mussolini AsDnconstituttina W "lk Hiixniu* tn ptmhet Ishh! g m w e i « (CooLlourd On Page I hue. went to longshoremen and steve­ ^ tty i (IlM ft If*’ * IlHV » hern made w )m line! n I i e**t) pluntrd i mp* id Mrs John G L dores of the Atlantic cosxt. I INI I \ \ ATI, .Sepl tf* f \1>) Mil.AM. Italy, Sept. IT, tA I't Mdt lelpat inn nf the in tueidg 11 ih* mm rued today as (( outlmied nil Pngv Three) More and more ths great walk­ Premier Mussolini's m-w*paper, Former Senator A Deo llmeree 111 lull mg fit* r ket in npe r* t inn line the state ehaii m out tmih on the appearanra nf a Porpolo D'llalla, ret r filly said charged Th n«day night tH' l*r* I" hl < | I ( f I ' I | , l M l f m il,, til* 1 1 * till! 'ft 1 1 i' l l ml H | \ \\ ono-n"1 * l h\ ision 1 showdown fight between Industry I*real dent Rooseirlt has faded to ulrrit If i h»'-**%elt*s act ton \ re<fi lid* nl m« In nperi * teuipumry i.l, F r o l . T i n e Association which achieve 111* fgur fundamental till* mg the g.ild end tent of ti loin ami ths American Federation- ot idMrknf *hnul*||tt 15 lerentty , , s set up to fight thr t<sbur. iri t*. hut it ts too soon In conclude was micMH-f Hutimiat an* « dac To xouis H appeared that Petri Thuiatun w t * mitied ■* pa Mage nf The l firmest eadl F x rm p that ex|M*rimenla he is undertaking Upon l«ii» mess leciiviM). . the textile war before It ended ch*<r in#n of n m m in IDec which Don A i l Fiank K Jiining* of life imsucceaifuL P o ii ii l e n e , UH U f n o D e m i i u t Bid (Continued on Page Six) wmild romplete detail* for this Jat ksiiiiville i* prrahlrnt of th JEFFERSON CITY, Ttnn., Sept (Gooilnuro On Page i f # # } The iiewspapar'* estimate of the temporary slr m tu rv The commit A wwim laiioti, with It L Glenn of lb.—(A*>—An ll-yrar-old girl wss Roosevelt Administration 1 * bv FUN li l ’ I Al , H i,. Sept 16 tee (litlude- Fd Melsch, Cam htiiifiiid a* irprearntative In thl* th* pruud m o U i.r of . 7 1-2 pound !<• vrxl lo h s v , !«-, r, w ritte n by 11 (AID - Lawrence Kilmer, wa* rron, W . F Garnrr, and Charlc- i otdil y , , . . i Dure himself. It* editorial com* held wriDmut hail tmlay f *»r the Dunn. bsby her* y s s ls n la y . |n. p ir*() h ) l-r r s U v n l . deaDi nf hi* *«»•«■!heart, 2" >earT)u* slat, nf filial* who will !•« W.iimii'p Home Df#non*tr»lion Jefferson hfsipital sltxrhcs rc ■■■« ,-iit writings, is Inch Mussolini old Agatha ArrmliL wlm appan ntly here Moiula) mnrmng are rrpoitfl ATLA N TA . SepL l6 .-(# > — portrd the bluc-syrd infant * a'| >» lending. »*> run over and killed by a tire* a* having held a merting in Talln * |uh inertings were hrld thl* w##k Mayor Key yriU idty ullrrid A Altarnont# normal tn rvtry way and that both "Kuuwvtll's pnnciplcs arc not I leas automobile wheel ha**cr yr^leirlay morning. !tn mil hi I (ifigwiKul, I'aola, viguruu* protect sjfftidBt Ih# f#d>pi trigs and Fnnwt f i t ) ' , the lit * come had led heed made kno^ri mother and child ars “ doing fine ” |f ••clxl. and *vrn Irs. ar* they The girl wa- found lying in a W IN TE R IIA V I N pr*l fov#n»ment’# <J#ct*ion to let iwu combined Th# merting* highway after autlm, .1 .ant ,|,r |bically this aflernoun. Ths young roolhsr is from S, i ..ininunistir,' the I’upulu U'Halia id*' Shipper* nf tin K| ■ ITS* R (1000 t«x against beer we ir romiuctetl by Josephine Boyd-aid. I and Kilncj^|iad ipi.t,..U,t and left ru- Gniwer* ( lenring H tier count), in tht foothills of the dretvre In dry Georgia and urged rinn, Home Demonstration Agent, * n roadhouse. "When one reads his address of t ml inn, ut ■ riievtnig hi Gr*at Smoky mountains. Her case Single Georgia Voter Mini m review of the question as end the subject of each wa* "C h il­ (Cuatlanan On I’aga 1) was unusual In this action but l r fl Stewart Circe* of hrr rlolh rik' Ihv *«at d#»y. iu>min#trd ( Ikn• irrlr hotel stopped serving tbs beverage. Decided Jmlge’tt Race dren's Kchot 1 1 Clothing." A di*pl#y medical authorities ssld that per ttf FifiMtpnmf, andI V. f Mm-*-. leretl along the hlghwiiv him! an Retell and wholesale dealer! of clot King wa* ohown, and pathaps 2b girls as young as he had nf Oil* inIn •* thn i rv pr i ntitive- iMiloninbde lire lealud h i ....... a who hast been handling beer uader turn* for rai h garment were avail­ A TLA N TA . Sepl IK IA1 A |*n*l near the hlood nU<n> J -put burns children tn this cuunly. ( itrn* Control a "horae rule” law licensing fcJ • Ingle voter in . iwirlb Georgia able to thr wurnen tn tut o f f pat*• here she was foundKirkland, nf Vhs girl Is not married. Hospital percent beer as a “ non-intoxicating muuntain e,unity yrstFriiay lisii llririp for them to use at home Th* C Ch'BriV, nf IV Cowrung m a farm field h inm authorities were informed the malt beverage" In disregard (■ prumnlsii Ju lge Frank Whelchel tola! attendance for the week wa* v»m* taken 11y a posit# whu r hud were named (Die r n»l e» slate legislation, called a meeting fathrr of the child Is a M-ysar-old 4b present The l*ikw Monro# m#«ttif the Gainesville cit) rourt tu -ui rounded him Thr *bip|»«r« Bdi p*ni i r#*< movement for e boy. l (ingress and retire,) Represents* tog |«*"*t|mned laat Tuesday will b# to organtie . Joint request for e review of thd He iniialetl the girl wa* kith.I lire John U ,,,.,| to his law pi series j MANILA. Sepl. 16. -tA*>-Two linn a•kirig Vice |"rr* Mil J i held in thr school house Monday decision by the Treasury Depart­ , United Slates revenue cutlers Mtifliin «>f t h* C lr* ’ irig |)ui» i A* whan she fell from h car si Canton at •( in* o'clock. «iM ikhnn Li Urge 1 lurid *tilgft** ment. Navrml month* ago Agatha* 1were speeding through the China 7 hr vote war cast In Jackson ( ( ontinuad Oa Pag# I ) ! Sea yesterday tn hjt pursuit of a sinfial re pirar n tjDh r» l t a k ar father shot at Kilmer hut the hul county sn,t gave W'hslchi l 1127 tu 1Japanse# fishing boat whose crew lh»n D 'W 'n l h alin g * an* i umnvr lets went wild The Arnold family lljrl for W’tHHi, throwing th, e,(untar ff fr n llunda <<|,po*t-d Kilmer'* attmtiorva io the rubbed the SI * 1h>x !>’• four unit vulea to the ItaiiwaJACKSONVILLE, Sept 1 5 - reputedly etlarked and local w e ath er fi uit girl v*lie candidate end giving turn ills (5Y—Jerome A. Connor, assistant three Philippine jwace officers on American aoll. Ninth district Democratic nomina­ Florida administrator of the AUGUSTA, tie , Dept. 16.—OP) tion, whlrh ts equivalent to elec The cutter Benahew was report FERA said yesterday funds will turn. - The death of two women and e ed directly OU the trail early yes not be mada araiUbie through it man from gunshot wounds hers lerdey morning but detalla of Ih, for purchwie of school bookartur chase were lacking yesterday wss laid to double slay­ ANOTHER DANK ItOHHF.D because the A** for A h r u i I A y # for July Indigent families. The metier, he cutter could not be reached from ing and suicide at a coroner’s In­ FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Sr,< quest. ■eld, hed be*A referred directly t„ here by radio. Tha Arayat was th, ' l.ief Men's club ORLANDO, Sept ■lalms, drives off 15 I Al*| — Entering the building the counties. negroes with Officers said the shootings took fluurfshrv* of a gun j uthsr cutter in tha pursuit II111re Smith beli/vfs t sometime during the night there and bad words. place esrly yesterday morning but Connor said he had telegraph#'d Hath American veateis Were found the mesa,si masked bandits eel ted the lashiri assign a motive. Stat# AdminUtrilor Stone now in equipped with dagh gun*. Floyd was hatlrd Into court Fn end seven employes of the M.lltov were unable to | Orlando and ha lol<| hirr > r r mi Washington, taking if n »prcial Th# fl##lng bott, Ilajrun Mtru day night on charges of t h e nr Rank end Trust Company ■■ they Ths dead wrre Mtss Gladys Smith, tlloUntnt could U obitlntd from 60-footer, with • craw r i ’ u ! ln ,,oU” groes. He drnlsd that h e had arrived at the bank at opening her stater. Mrs. Agnes Smith Elli­ I I * words v t s Weaver. The th# FtdtrtJ AdminUtrttion for registered as from Takes, T o r i n o •lapped a small negreas when she lime, bald them replivr while they ott, end Raford natives of dothlng, thotM and food for *rh>*il •A presumably was heading either David N. Floyd, rpe walked past his place of business looted tha Irutitultnn, end escaped women, eistrrs, art arra ............... ... “ * th# Kclkf tor home or In the direction of.lrink stand at Cl and told Judge Chaurwey Hover with an undetermined imuu.nl, of Thompson, and tha man was born at Rockniunt, more, who, the r#*he (Ceailaued Ou Page 4) Testimony that war supplies ap­ parently arr tiring piled up in (*rrnmny rirspitr the \er*aillra treaty, wa* given yrolnrUy tn a Ornate Munition* Committee that earlier bail suppressed pudrnee it felt wm even more explosive Jaded by di»clo*ui Senate in vestigatora nevrrthidiv* straightems| In their neat* to hear also that the DuPont company, in Keb. rtiary. I tilts, hired an "interna­ tional spy" to sell powder in Ger­ many and Holland, The narrative of the great con­ cern's dealings with Del Fungo Giera, said to have Urn a secret agent fur Id countries, included TALMADGE SENDS Pell Defeated In Attempt To P ut Hs SEMINOLE HIGH M ONDAY TRO O PS TO MILL Slot Machines Into Operation A g a i |l (J|\ f A LL 1 LKIII AT CARTERSVILLFI r»00 AppearanccOf Armed Strike Sympathize | CrS Brings Action I S ‘/^ La nd is , Rhodes, s“^"u"‘1' Mayo Mfcet Here Monday Morning »f r 1# 1 ILDUCE SIZ E S UI’jATLEE POMERENF R ESU LTS OF U .S.|F IR E S AWA Y A f c RECOVERY MOVES ADMINISTRATION.. It Seems To Be An Old Custom Dp In "Them, Thar Hills ’ Wirtconsoniun Held A 8 Brutal Killer Of His Sweetheart Mayor Key Protest* Againiit Liquor Tax J. C. ChiisSe Nlmed By Citrus Shijpers To Control joaid U. SsRevenueBoats» Hot In Pursuit Of! Japanese Bandits No FERA Cash To Buy School BookB Murder, Suicide Hold AuxuHta’s Attention Orlandoan Named By Chief Smith is Me anest Man In Town � 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, 1934 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, September 14, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 1934; <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/fdcb88e43036202a7ea8157b027d89bc.pdf 99efc41ea710e7fe76da15a10a702d94 PDF Text Text b • a’ hi V%JJ • . i 4 w w *°N ltd th a t those . « W took lone Jgh to become accustomed to ; tA M y ^ H ltf « H U Wported M M ' dffflcultlee da rowdily rocognlalng old, fem UfttrubJechi when f p i p t f a a f t / ; i *-—or>— t k j d o ffe d th e m agls aides. That «raa m U M a r th a t eeo> * . « • • & » believed ln«, and th e' learning which com with'It,* la probably pertly an In­ bee a t eyea and aOra. the ternal ■> oondltionihr >roeeM Ilka j i y s chaVa g i S Aroocla- haWL ,W e n d e d In the annual Sljnllar expdrle a aea war* report­ ed by pensohx w earing «Sr phones Mailt Pi. Jroeph PeteA which reversed tbe fra c tio n of In^Otorge Peebedy Col- eotnlnc sounds. F or them the left would hear firs t a sound com­ Mherat NeshviUel<toJlmd. oar ing from, the r ig h t f i t / of L earning^ Ho “PerrrpUona.’! aald Dr. Petersoa. wjtho dual kihkN a per- “are epparodtly reactions which • f. v s >. ; •• x.,. change with now flemaack of the environment of (ha.Individual, Just E jp?yj $ m 5f^ LEGAL NOTICE a e n c a o r A rru c A T a o n rwas t a x u n i t s tin n am t a c n a a a n • r t m s tn a n ssA L o t a t v t m o r r a n sta tw o r p i a b i d a . rj.Bloodshed Out Guards lode Island .irtfloj T ff M o ® *, u u tro®p* u preserve o rd e r.. fn Washington, tha mediation hoard held an all-day conference with a group of the moat power­ ful figures in Um testlle Induew < ir .. * • ■i * , Gorman noted yesterday that ’ Thl* sedae' of 'devastation we* tha gay promenade d e d f od the) l o r n Castle before fire ran |hrw th e. state tWope. w e n . (ailed out but eryated’, melted steel rdmalnod o n 'th e deck, Investigator* report. rhlle glass was melted Into' heaps. |n Maine ahojtly a fte r election returns Indicated Ootremor Breen Educatlon supervisor a t the com et. Inactive a f te r r O c t.-1. • had1 boon returned to office. f - County Agant (1. B. paw aon ax|ng announced as the Sanford “There w ill'b e more electlone," pressed hia appreciation for the member o T a ftala-w ide organisa­ th a ' atHk* leader aald bitterlyactive co-operation oft tha trade Inability to secure competent to- tion known as .the A) 1-Florida Pro“ We shall n o t , need to be told body in hla campaign to eliminate rue to n has caused the abandoo- tectiva 'Assoetatlon, formed to How Cb eote." the. w atte of a r tis tic water, and h i pnt of piano to offer htgb school fight the proposed homestead tax e eptphaelied -th at the itrlb s i were bolding and estimated York City fireman returning ton announced th a t Um drive new shoe iplll a full commercial course exemption am endm ent Frank E. lin es) m ore, 'than h a lf.o 'm in iotho'M e orro Castle from,’a vacation the. substantial . support . of the da.semester, It was announced by Jennings, of Jacksonville, la presi­ wo risers were idle today la , the cruise’, who told news papa i men she County Cornmlsalooarsn .. . . .. .', ipi, of'Schools T. W. Lawton to- dent. D ata wll| be collected aad dlaly. However, tha same cummer- t ributed to aid the campaign, and was awakened by the * smell'.of . During a general' discussion a f amoks almbet - tfcfee hours before road Improvement., m atters around el subjects taught last year, Mr. Glenn will handle this data locally. tha 8 0 S ' w as.sen t f .opt, -H e aai'd the :, county, Secretary L ehm ann; pain will be taught this year. J M m M pf-.the crew, - h i ' saw. was Instructed to -thank tho fflato Judge 8. A. B. Wjlkiason, one of R. T. Cowan; ow nir o f &owmn and ehowed/lgnocgeug In hphAO'bdddM Road Departm ent fq r tip prompt apd.effective , treaUneqt .o f h u ts the sponsors of the Seminole Boys' Co., Sanford Avenue m en's and th e ftrd. h6ee. w ; * \ ' Bead N o.-1 between .Sanford aad Athletic Q o b , announced today women's ready-to-wear shop, an­ .d ^ T h g th ie f radio ’ opera(w-, Qrlfndo. X t M a t all boy* wishing to appear ea nounced today (hat a now shipment Ooorifd. Roydbx,' r e p o r tid 'tb hive .. It .wee . reported, th a t the St- in te rs fight cards offered each of now falT suite for men and boya •aid t h a Treat Moey” of thd,{lfe ta i Johns-Indian R|ve> .. project Monday night, aheald report for has Just arrlyed a t hla store, lo­ (O atipaM l p M b F a n Oaa) mod o th e r oufvlvoru, the ovldeneo tnalrte 'td bo," told, w ax. summoned ll being developed by Copgtuaaman praetkM a t McCnJIli old. seed (tore ontod j * H a n f o r d . Avenue and by t j i e h r t b a jary . U /S .'^ tto rn e y Mark VYIjeox from a flood control ea Elm Avynue tomorrow and Rat- PJfth. RUm t, ■|fcC «> jrnn Ig a foro b o w a d t ' . ' - v , ■ I Martin Con boy,'It was ju id , ligate angler and (hat a. c r r p a f ,1« . aiy . ' l > 4 n a ehtof , gnglneor of tho ardap afternoon nt ?:00 o’cloek. • ad td .'a e k n lfh . about the .igporf k flkA ketrbyod-W artf llndr; Ebon B. glneers , l t ' now .m aklag TJtwoylJlp ■wlre'jaoo atoO oa'e.on life Jersey Its headquarters while I t fenducta A bett, auA.hie first. aseleUnt, An- 2 DEATH SHIP’S th r,lin er len t out firs was first dlxcovrro and slept In th alr.cab iu i Until an alarm was aounded for bpssshgere. 1 I^WHlTR. giri wenta Job t . —The chU f 'engineer .did not ji for children. CtsrabelW go down Jo tho engine room. Ha rw-»th. »t. Le g a l x o n ta or tax d r o p M i Missionary Btrnwberita. Bern Packard. n o t ic e e i T u m i o x rt»N M o a a sN crtea ore o r TMN IRKRgAI. STATS VMS o r TMN iTATTOV ri.O ailiA . Notice U hereby gives Ih.n IINItUBItT U CKII'I'MN, • g r. eurei>s..er af Tea Certiricele No l i l t , cm1.4 the lei. «>y o( Augett, A. U„ ivat, has filed eald c.rllllcale lw m i ul(lee. aad has made arRHeallev tar lax deed Is leeae la xccordenee with law. Bald certificate eeabfaeee Use (ollowlag deocrtheO e»u'P»rty xllhatod la Bemlasle Ceuaty, FUrsda. y READY te tr a tu p la n t-Apo sash af Tmnato, Pepper, laht, CollardJl C a b b a g e lu .'f l.n a thousaad In quanIfTE, F. Halnaa AltamonU l a - w ltt *• ] '. i u«e. aw usr. af r e h «f rku • —Red BlUa and flpauldlngg Hex f * »"d f a far fall plant. Jrrom certified seed this v TLA NTS— Cabbage, Caull, C,‘.ipopper, tomato, collsrd, 'brooeoll. And loUace, dll ik rm ja i Sept l |t k , 'O u r lUt ( upon roquest Pnrrmtt and Uy.'BgniU FJnida- llu n N. IS IS Ch. N. tO .li Ch. H. IM S t?h. w . la l-S fh . Bee. I . T w y I I lloU lh I ta a e e I I E a e t. , . , I I a cres . T h e aetd la a d Welag ssssaeec. a l IKe d a le o f I k . la e u a n c e o f a a e h c e r llf lr a l e In th e n a m e eg -M r oakTO N I) t'H I I ’l'K N . CL a t U n le s s 'e a ld e e r tlf lc a ls e h a tl h e re d e e m e d a c c o rd in g t e law la a d e ed w ill lo e a e lh a r e e a u a t h . i n k . d a y of O c to b e r, A. O . n i l W lia e ia m y a f f i n a l s l g a a l u r e a ad ookl Ib lo Ib e lib . d a y a f H e p io m b e r, its ^JShdfby* eaR. ' ifartaWy far- NH •( NX 14 (Leas t l A l l ■ M) Beellea It, TWwaahlh I t Bouth. Rases IS Cast. .VAssess. The aald lead betas asssaaad a t.th e dele ef Ibe Usnnare ef ewsb eertlH. tote la the name af T. W. Hoaari« u > . Unleee said eertM eats shall be redeemed s.serdlhg to tow laa deed wlU leede ibsreea ea tha bth. K W » of Lot I (Leo. X a il ft.) Beetles If Tawaoblp l l Beath llaaee I I East. . II acres « • »e*d la ad betas aaeeeset at the dale of Ibe Imuaace of each certlflrale fa the u rn s of UNKNOWN. Ualeae said certificate shall haA __ red a a m a i a a Aa a i la m ' a^ U m A G ra d e G ra d e A A R aw M ilk P a s tu e riz e d S w eet C re a m B u tte r, M ilk C h o c o la te M ilk Delivered Daily M ilk 1 /1 . fn f i/f- Pban Vial to n WalooMia To Ow r b a i X ^ A l' a.Physical eurvsy o f.th e proposed .route. ! ' r , . ' '7 ,' * .1 George E. Rollins, new,tralnnsaator fori tho A. t . L- 'ralirpigd la'Itk Jacksonville'dietrlct, was ‘welcomed to. tha masting and the (tty -Jby Mayor U fflo r. Mr. RolUrw ro■ponded by oiprotslng blmoylf de­ lighted with tho city a a d > td .M ? eeptlon bore, and ho assured the trade body of hie active co-opera­ tion in all worth-while endeavors . b—Goardrhynr Morris Phelpe, veterda voyagVt, a passenger on the Mocro Castle, aald'he iend hi* family ware farced to Jump Into the storm-lashed Atlantic by the Intense heat and dense smoke ;be­ fore the bridge ordered out tbs life boaU. lie tostifled a t the DejiarV ment of Com in tree Inqnjry no one made any effort to help tha pas­ sengers Into the boats a r to pro­ vide lift prasenrern. a -----"With both federal -laqulriee In full awing, the survey of -Aaeoclato d . Frees •(exf-njentboVs showed the count o f dead .and mUsing atin Education suporrUor fer'Betalnold standing at- I f f persons., High School. She will hyrtra this wash, and her duties bdgfct Wilh Uw opening of the eenler -imotitotloa next Monday. Leonard McL mmb'U athletic director and WE HAVE PUT IN A COMPLETE STOCK H. M. Papworth Re-Elected./TiQ Head Trade Rody (CaaUaaad from Fngd Owe) secretary of the orgnnliaUon. • Mr. Pap worth's return to affUe for n sixth Urfa came after Mayor W. A.' Leffler apd Glty ' Commis­ sioner, T .-l, Du mad 'both had pajd glowing tajbato to tha devotion agd anJImltod Brno and anargy jnjlgll worth has devotH U since he flrot Vfpe atoei o r ,TNM. UMBMMAl, aTATI TMa U r TMW STATU OF PLOMIUA. OVAgasIna •‘C o la a t— JKk ^ J v l h - e IS b e rk b y a l v s a v b e l AM- thd elect) afUdj fa r dime,. COINS, N U It L r i t o u H t U N , p u r s b a e s r o t T a a C e r ilf le a te No. i l t t , d a is d U a ‘ ■l- A u a a a t . - A . U . )»»«. h a s file d s a id r e r t l f l e a f d fa m y .affle * , e n d h e * m a d e a p p llc a llu n f a r la a d . e c le I s e a . la a a c s r d a a e e w ith lew . h e ld r e r t l f l M t a e a s h rn e e e th e fo lio w is e d e e c rlb e o y i e y w t r k ite • le d la h e m la e le C o u n ty , F l . r l d a , tn - w ll i i, ' Wellee la hereby e le e a that K tX A OL rTOTX.KH. parchaaer a t T aa C ertltleala Me. I l l , sated the lid . day of A ugust. A. I ) , n i l , baa riled aald certltleala la my office, a ad baa made aepllcallon for tax deed te leeee la accordabca with la * , la id s a rtlfle a la embraces Iba fo llow laa deeciibed property site ales' la dem laola Oaaatp, Florida, le -w lli STEVBfS PLACE, hoafftlleltf i.dlractora ,to cast a , MV. Pap- WHICH WE ARE SELLING ON A STRICTLYJCASH BASIS �*r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY gAKFORD. FLORIDA, THURgDAT, Bfe*TK>IBKK l l . lMT “KIN< To Office ted Manufacturers Officers On Another kppearAs StarWit- Ship Charge Their Keases In Probe Of C a p t a i n Delayed Munitions S a l e s Sending Lifeboats Roweveit WASHINGTON, 8*pt IS—(AP) Irc c ii « u co n n d v tn a b lllty o f tlim i f o r fe d e ra l tr o o p s A wild night of -rioting n announced from tte ' F lrat p* Army baa* th a t MOO Unititatea Army, m a l a r * waaM t e L Into Rhode Island if t t e atat* i fo r t t e * . . i Woonsocket, a youthful atrike ipath!ear lay. dead, bringing tte be1* death toll to data to an hdotan. core* nuiaad Injuria* suffered night whan poll** aad guard* « « ■•f* i sr— Gating t t e 1)00,000 t t e g o n ro o i aid waa ■*c a n a ry to Increase t t e a t o ' polka fore* to k u fn d sn t Erongg to cop* with the strike TL* governor ordered t t e a rre st r w a ry communist la Rhode Is- .President Reoaevrifa t e x t i l e *trike t e d f t u s t night abandoned Its efferta to briag tte htrik* la•oea to arbitration. T te mediation baud baa been conferring aimoet constantly with a group of Important tostil* manu­ facture rs, a f t e r hearing the strikers' side of .tte case, la aa of­ fer* to reach B settlement. Las*, alght It (grand tte following state­ ment: "After two days of sffort ws have tee* usable to secure an MOREWORKERS RETURNING IN PARTS OF SOUTH HE’S 74 TODAY TIM ES GETTING BETTER LOCALLY, S A Y S LIBRARIAN Anti-Strike F o r c e * * Protect Groups As TheyResume Tasks Circulation Decrease Indicates R e t u r n ToNornial Condition CHARLOTTE, N. C„ S e p t 12.— W)— A nti-strike force*, guarded by m ath la* guru and bayonets, mads hsiffw af In tt e Carolina* yesterday, with approxim ate!. 3,000 more worker* on t t e Job than Tuesday. In practically all Instance* mill General John J . Pershing^ who re-openlngi occurred where flying squadron* o f unionists, and not obeerved hie 74th birthday anni­ vatw terw walk Bala, were response versary a t Vlttotl, France today. U o -fa a Awst.-wapk's done-downs. He received hundreds of telegram s , MaannAUs, »Ujk* leader*' kapt af oealrraU Utttata, w ady f r o , rid n q jd o S jV U on, t t e hosiery Indus- More and more Jobe are being opened up for Idl* resldentx of this city In the opinion of Mr*. Lucy W bltner Houghton, Sanford libra­ rian who** third annuel report In­ clude* tt e statem ent th at "There wae a decrease In clrculition of 3411 books, caused by t t e fact that not as many people in Kanfecd are Idle, snd therefor* do not have aa much laiatir* tiro# in which to read." J - t “ W# consider th is * * .a n J llu m lW tliig sign *1 tba-U m ss," » M r* . arc iwpcrtlag the ism s conditio*! re members but Irss circulation, is common knowledge tha) In >et of depression, there tk • noticeable increaoe In tte number of books circulated In libraries, while In times of prosperity, th* circulation falls off rapidly’and steadily. Here in Sanford we gt*J to have many rrad rrs who Went *w »j from the library at times k ith as Riany as 12 or IS book* each week. Now they tik e Only three .or four, snd often they re­ new them, simply because they couldn't find time to read them during th* week." Th* report covering th* year ending June 10, 1934, reveals that t t e cirvulation for th* year was 08,717 books and m sgs sites In 307 days during which t t e library w * open, or an average of over 214 (Continued Oa ra g * _Four) HISTORY OF R AIL E UNIONS RELATED HERE LAST NIGHT Labor FedcrationMcn Discuss Secret Vote To Be TakenFriday Facta relating to the history of the Railway Shop C raft Labor Unions wvre placed before local Atlantic Coast Line Railroad chop rmpldyeea a t t t e Woodmen Hall Hosiery workers a t Chattanooga last night by J . W. Seabolt aad F. remained o a t af t t e i r Idle plants, T. Cornelius, repryentaU ves of Railway Employees D epart­ bringing th a t state’s strik e total tt e ment of t t e A m ericas Federation f (Ceoliaaod a s Fag* Three) (Continued On P»g* F1V«) —A financial statem ent showing th at t t e duPont corporation owna about 1170,000,000 w orth of etocka of about BO other corporation* la |b ^ United R ut** and abroad, waa given tt e Scnata Monition* Com­ mute* today aa It traced t t e cor­ poration'* financial expansion ■Inc* th* w ar, ' Tti* commlttaa alao waa told that General Dougin* M acA rthur, aa acting Secretary of War had adrlaed t t e duFtm t company that nothing In It* file* referring to tte aecrct m ilitary plana of tt e United SUtea waa to be mad* public In concretion w ith t t e hearing. Thr World W ar brought groat t a i n of *J,2«5,000,000 to thr Du­ Pont de Nemoiyn Company, WIIavi I a* ir t Ite ln a ltn ln m n n 1> mlngton. Dele., tl ht ea ASenate muni­ tion! Investigating committee learned yesterday. Profits amounted to 188,000,000 Member* of t t e famous munilions firm Irene*, 1'lcrre S. Lamont end A. Fell* DuPont—went to the witness stand tugather. T te committee had Jual con­ cluded taking testimony from offi­ cials of th* Curtiaa-W rlght corpor­ ation, airplane manufacturer*. In which It we* brought out that th r concern tried to pit form er Presi­ dent Hoover against th* Prince of Wales In a rare to sell planra to Cbll*. Testimony of the DuPont* dealt chiefly with the flnancUl organlatlon of the concern. Investigators learned that returns on Invested capital during the war years were: 191(1. 22 percent; 1916, U percent; 1917, U percent; 1918, 10 percent. Ptsrr* said th* company Invested pi k iu ln m s lt - s ) t t e w orld War, but m ad* bo money out of it for 10 years In 1919, he added, the DuPont concern had |4H,78H,282 invested in General Motor* and tte Chevrolet Company. "Ilsve you seuirv.l m o r e stock since thenT” asked Senator Bone. "I'rsrtically none.” CoaBt Line Workers Department Store Removing Mountain Sales On Increase Spectators Barred In TriaL Of Negro non d e e s Free ee<&; Violated WASHINGTON, Sept. J I * - ( A P ) —T te value of departm ent stores sales fa r A ugust aa re p o rte d y ssterday by t t e Federal Reserve Beard skewed a sharp g a la from July, t t e index figure* rising to 79 percent of th e 1M 3-lt> $ average a* compared w ith 7$ percent In July sn d 74 to jurw. Belas alee were two percent g re e te r la value than a y ear ago. T te larg est Increase from August 1923 wee Id t t e tV how nd federal reeirve district, w h e n t t e gain MIAMI, Sept. 11.—(A P )—Spec­ tator* will be barred, it wa* Indi­ cated teat night, from the circuit courtroom te rn In which t t e state today will open its fight to send W alter (Dock) Williams, negro *xc o n rk t, to t t e alectrie ch a ir aa t t e attack er a f four w hite wefcea. W lllkm e, who claims fnanrcnr of t t e attack*, also has been In dieted oa chargee of attem pted ** aault te m urder of e mleaal pbyel MARITIME NEWS Lehmann Discusses BusinessStandards Before LocalKiwan iansOn Wednesday K u l Lehmann of tte rtember "Tbk policy Uter changed th a t t t e only test* haa a rig h t to te do teabw oe with "*na aald, “1* th* it a t tenet ti Convict (Diet After K-RSIMMEE. 8 * p t IS.— (A F ) — Edward Bwraott, 24-yvsr old oowvict o f WUeayuaa, died a t a k s pital hero Twaaday night a fte r ofliter* veaR .te a r gas to term inate ■ Strike am ong the prisoners a t a state r o a C ^ M ? south o f here. Burnett, Whop t t e officers said, participated t o ’th e strike, aemplained th* $**' mad* him sick wbea It w as applied In t t e hunk room o f th* OORrict quarters. The officers mid W told them t e woe too m to h a v e h k te a k . In fda hesitation and apparent un­ willingness to help a t all. also tes­ tified th at h k first assistant radio operator, Georg* A ligns, te d agi­ tated among the crew, fomented unrest and was distrusted by Ih* commanders of the ahlp. By Roger*' own testimony, . It was Alegna who fought his way blight of a day filled * (Continued On Page Four) Orlando Secures Site For 1936 Exposition ORLANDO, Sept. I S ^ A site fur tt e 100-day exposition, "Florid* an Parade," to te held her* In 193d, was legally secured yesterday by t t e City of O rkndo, when deed* to t t e Lockhavtn Devslopmrnt, In the northeast eoction of the city were obtained. T te property Is to be leased to t t e Florida on Parade Association and a fte r the eapositioo be used for a city park. T te city paid approximately $17,000 In cash and $16,000 In tax and assessm ent relief, for t t e pro ># r t£ totaling 30 acre*. (Meterahlpe) ORLANDO, miscellaneous car­ go. S t John# River Line Co. ORLAWAHA (replacing M. S. DAYTONA tem porarily out of eervlee for repair*), tolscellaneooe aarga. Suwannee Steam ship Co. .F!L|I DRIVING aguipment to reeeetf piling from yacht basin. SL John* R i m U p* C*. DEPARTURES! (K eto n h lp e) , original ORLANDO, toleeellaneou* car­ go. S t Johaa R iver Line Co. O X L A V A S A , atUcellsaeoaa cargo. Suwagwea Steam ship Co. O p p ff B u te rwaaa la Oeoegte m •mad b g an oak** h m ayaUia, tte M d U ute fauWN Governor E a g a n * Talmadg* whose return to t t e governorship of Georgia waa aeaured' yesterday when he awamped hie two oppo­ nents undar a hiatory-mahlng num­ ber of votes. n lH ^ r* th a t c u u a t^ T h a t tt S Q o ttrn o r T al wedge aurty had a a Indicated to ta l at I H tie# with u m t t auto ad M Judge Pittm an had a a W unit ra ta of I I , and OUUtM carry a stogie county. Tte gr ate a n a ala* Warn named’-! voting. . ‘ ••'.•JSH While Talmadg*, nuatlmd flaahlng |la campaign rod pi d a n , aalebratad with te a ( d a a t t e road *f a downtown A hotel, Judge Pittm an said H rota* would bring hla.ataadl but coneeded t e bad M ah* CITY NEWS BRIEFS Local weother yesterday: 89; law Th. High Th# City Briefer o fte n many imppy relum e of t t e day to Miss M ary Elisabeth huVestas, kt)ss Mary L eak * W stten , and A rtoar lira nan, J r , and all other local persons whoeo birthday anniver­ saries will be eelsbrated tomorrow snd congratulations to Mr. and M n. Bob Herndon (nee Jessie Stumon) on tte occasion of tte ir 10th wadding anniversary, Mr. snd Mrs- Dun Whrtbomb (nee H el­ en Peek) on their 13th wedding anniversary, and Mr. and Mr*. Arnold C Cleveland (nee M argaret Taylor) on (heir second wedding anniversary, all to te eelsbrated tomorrow. Source of relative* snd friends of Mri. J. M. "Grandma" Lord, Sr., were gathered a t Evansdal* Park near la k e Mary today to honor te r upon the occasion of t e r B|st birthday anniversary Mr*. Lord 1* un* uf th* few really pioneer wom­ en resident! of this section, she having resided here for t t e past 00 year* Heven brand m w , locally as trash can* gleaming w ith -ft paint, soon will be Installed ah (Continued On Peg* Four) Ritchie la Hi F ec; Anelhi prim ary election g a tl o n lf CoagTiae, w tth M cum bants having nppoeltta Most of t t e eontaeta lap Y ork p t y w hsrs oaly f l * era tic congressmen af f t re-nomination a n uneppw all. >S Oomocrata and M publicans faced contest*. Oovtfoor Richie obtained popular vote* to aaoaro , nomination by M aryland crate fo r a fifth ta n a . 1 H arry Nice defeated I Phillips Ooldsborongh and Sm ith for t t e R apsklkaniii Goo. Georg* Hade IIff* w Democratic senatorial B**B T te Republican senatorifl I Goo v w eloeo. Mrs. Mary Htoishaa, Sanford sines 199$, < tern* of o m of t e r S u c h Popularity Must Be Deserved MAGNOLIA, N. C* Kept. 1$.~ (A P )—Th* Bank of M agnate, scene of several robberies with I* the p ast two years, waa enterod pgaln during tt e Sight by a gang which got between $8,000 and K 000 a fter cutGng through the vault with an acetylene torch. T te night'* robbery was the fourth In two year*. dustry. ' | ■ Asked fo r h k opinion on t t e homestead tax exemption am end­ ment, Senator P arrish said th a t It was a m atter fo r t t e voters to de­ cide He said, hewers'), th a t la his opinion many propa rty owners would oppose t t e omewdiaoat when they became fully advised of (te possible disadvantage* to rogard to th* general ta x ritoaU ra hi Flori­ da. ' Of pro*peels fo r tha toofiet sea­ son, Senator Parrish aald th a t h* mt said th a t believed to* state would enjoy t t e Washington beet winter oa record. Ha advised •ok made the |y satisfactory rate la the to- L 2 At l a n t a / m : ( A .P .) — E u g e n e T il LOS ANGELES. Sept 1L— (A P )—T te Japan*** etram er Tanaaa M a n eeal out uu SOS a t B ill o'clock. Pacific Coaet Tim* taday, th* Mackey Radle Stall** te r* reported. Th* statioa aald It had a*l teen abl* t# drterm ln* tt e poaiUen of th* te a t which waa bound for tlong Kang, a«r th* eater* *f th* "Spit* work" wae given as a poaaibl* cause-of th r fire by Wil­ liam Floyd Juatla, chief electrician. "W as the crew of the Morro C attle efficient’’ Juatla waa asked. ‘'There were disturbances on the ship," te replied. I don't know th at ll w asn't through aplt* work that tt e accident happened. There waa dissatisfaction among th* crew. "If you became too good and knew your Job too well, yog ware dismissed. T te W ard Lin* would m etarule you give you needed to do your work In wpnderful shape. But there was constant fear on Ih* ship of losing your Job. Life wee made mtesrebl* for us." Juatla aald t e "felt sure" tte commanding officers knew of this condition. 156 Of S t » l e ’i Count!®* Uiv» Smashing' Mt, O T 9 T N EW YORK, Sept. 18.—(A P )— The flra t and third officer* of t t e Uner President Cleveland to­ day told t t e Board of Induitry In. voetlgatlag the U orro Cnalle diea*U r th a t they no longer wlahod to aor t a under Captain Robert Carey, m altar of t t e President Cleroiapd, tecauae they charged th a t Carey delayed tending llfoboate to t t e aid of t t e burning •hip. HomeWith 4 Inmates Costs JS45 Month TALLAHASSEE, Kept. 13 — (A l'l—Comptroller Lee reported to th* state cabinet yesterday ttu opctaUon of the old soldiers' and ■allure' bom* a t Jacksonville, It costing 2816 ■ month, snd that It te a only fpur Inmate*. The tntal includes salariss for th* home iu per InUndent, a m atron end a nurse, operation eapenaea, and penlion* to tt e Inmates. “There'* nothing w* ran do about it,” aald Attorney General tendls. "By an act of the te g k la ture w* are required to operate th at home 01 long aa there la an Inmats, and the only way It can LEEKBURG, Sept. 1$. — "Sand b t changed la by tt e legislature.” Mountain,” near Fruitland Park, long a troublesome spot fo r A t­ lantic Coast Line railroad trains hauling heavy load* through this LAWKENCKIIURG, T in a , section of t t e state, k being ob­ Sept. IE —UP)- M argaret Gowliterated as a traffic nuisance. A steam ahovcl craw has been em and H ubert Dyer, 10 and 14 a t work fo r oevarsl W wlu digging y u an a f age rvapectivaly, who a passage way throagk the "moun­ more than two week* ago at* • powerful poison spread upon tain* In eonu places from 17 to 19 fre t deep. The d irt la being healed pkesa of apple, shuwed improve­ out a t tt e rata of 48 to 80 carload* ment yesterday. each night to point* |g Georgia and South Carolina where It !• beI eg used to restore t t e grad* damagy by the high w aters os lest spring. From t t e P o rt a f Central Flor­ When completed t t e track will be almost level through t t e paa* and ida e t Sanford. Compiled dally by tha,Sem inole It will n« longer bo necessary te Chamber o f Commerce break np train s and haul them over Cwoaty etew tog arrivals aad departures t t e e lr r a t k a h i section* lip t t e SL Jo b ae-R lter. Thursday, Sept. IS, 1914. ARRIVALS! IS HE POPULAR? Jacton fU k lata yesto following * hip Injury a te year* ago. Funeral cervteee a n to LOCAL �/ On MnnSajr i to begin another Also Try W 3V)r R O G E R S • r a m their pereonsj tar more proeperoua tlma*. There » ftfe Wte&.BWeM whefifop tfutfc dip^Tm^TthTt; ink '-oat to eetobiish ■ literary station. H« quit* trankly* Hi th at his effo rts m lfh t S w i tl U classified m pbnntpMeUe for I aia concerned With only thin*: namely, to d fitu hoi m n aa* » * '* ‘ tt^Qies of our I “If* Up T o tls ” som fo r from eight monl serif* of tpwsUoa s whMfc W at bcllrvr* the a r r r a * . ritlsm «l iak and answ er concerning "New DeaL" TW y cover th e I of agriculture, money and banking, Industry, taxes and foreign trade. To each ha l i r a s Us cmwaaaWaf. l a ssrieulture, for example, ha belioraa we m ust “remedy the V ibo g reat U abasis difficulty by attem pting. to regain some of our lost foreign a a a p m ^ jAo appearance m arkets, and by adjusting o u r pro* Wttpy atruggle. duct ion to demand, not by govucwapyr, leaders discussions ment man ipn 1st Ion, but by enlight­ I plane fo r providing tuy-e. all of these accidents ocening our agricultural producers r hacessities .neceaaltie* for Uw food and other' Use f»me of them wen in ocighborw to the actualities of supply .pad unaliled UhUlistrikers.’ With* mUy m iny unaliled ,$o*o enough tt> make u» realise demand.* lg, the utmost care in the trahsIn Industry ha says the problem Iona rallying to the support of the is to adjust production to demand, textile workers, they were confi­ rtu to and from the schools and again, “ net by government regula­ dent th a t all needs could be sup­ idpls the realization that saving tion, but b* a better understand­ plied. /a,c9«Uy economy. ing of mar litis and by attem pting “A t least a month of struggle «r gets underway, ws should not l j react more quickly to rhangaa will be necessary to win the textile last year aa U result of these accln demand aa they occur. Kutber- strike,” said Francis J . Uorrasii, m ora, we m ust seek to m itigate pq^rsury for an aecldoat to oocui; strike chairm an, adding:' k,utmost vigilcnce is exercised In U,a look what tbs i’raiiikm t'uald the effects o f perioJt of expansion national and ebnfraetlon by 'providing for ' " Ih * striker* will not be allowed vary Much to heart. He wtrht Jolt unynploymcnl compensation out of to su ffer fo r w ant of necessities, ad fa r In one direction s i Farley the p ro fits hf periods of pros- sMhoagh ovary Mrihg enfolta .some did fn the other. ‘ + ■ . o_ JlJ U.vnlullon. haijdahlpsl So did .W. the UerolutlonHU riot only kept out of ths ■Aa for banking, ho aaya Aptly **/• 'W ar, h tlt It wpa w affo foe campaign himself, but bitted a sal "we m ust reform our wjiolo system of prohibitive! to Treasury em- me th a t ws may have a ' tu n u n c r M l # 1 M ppportunJJlea *«f cduca'tlo^ U p lu y m 'ev ert where, lifting them and a banking a) stem which shall wlith.fp ihfw ail, as they are {0?oul to rof^fcn N d u out of poll ties fair ths coat-collar. npt be aubjset tp the vagaries of happy and aueccaafuJ year, and nopvd Uigt all (a thrtu political txpedlancy nor to abuse realize fhcJr advantages and tnalt^ thp Jttogt hy self-aeeklBg upecisl lot*rials.” “ |n f o r a ls l trade," be dqcLtrea, rprUy, stays "w«t m art develop a pu*1* / w co­ •uefa rworfetl operation with other nations, with to escape the luipru slon of health I the twp-folij objective of preeerv- rosUwd und ■ ' am d L .^ 4 . ' TTwatnk official a Issuing ‘cautions a g a in s t1 btg pcicr and achieving sbctforhal...W hat are the..banka doing with thdr' tponky aoins dresd disease. s o r t botwren agriculture fend In­ KtfefM Wi M orgenthau, like Farley, could d u stry at home." hardly have actoj without-foe ' Warburg* contention la th at the knowledge of hk< chief. At least X rtfy S S e q i 1 which arP ln a ^ d lt y thOre la no sign that the Tresldenl was e t all nut out e lo J t w hat b y “The actual cure," he believes, idcpal K fn p rv c w m b e r twned at lbs Treasury. “ tviyt lie effe^le.1 not by a small /not /ltcmlicro vf the Scattered between these Iwe ex, body of men •-itting in w s'h ia g trfm rs era ths other fig h t d epart­ loll, hut by ell at us ' performing ▼ -Tra'r A haclts Ui llie Unllod ments and numerous Independent our various functions on the'basis irqd kg the corpora-^ hu'reaiai, commissions, end sgeh- of J more enlightened aelf-lnUrn Bjrre of particular pride to parents r« Yi tett the s t rvUtlofe df the campaign end to poUtlea county that the schools have been • M r a c t ta a# different aa their full tprma and (i anythin* eoold he. 'R ath has tone )t Involved the cducat il The cutting of ttirf five Utp overbleat in*. ' , f __ _ _ __ the Fmd*y b a t a political mind. l)fe, represent a loss In training When die Frealdeht Vetted his in­ junction a ta in s t party officials e up in later years, riih the* facilities tor education, holding public office, o r pohUo effln?ensures provided f«r the perton .‘ , Whether it was an effort .He stayed on both a s postm aster unties to economise, or for some tenerml and as Democratic nation­ >ai regrettable feature of the last al chairman, instead o f diamlasln* lieutenants, be turcywisc'perfect term W»s marred hi#__ f political t « ,1 _____ • O __I lL ‘__i ___ **«. iW^Jch tost the Uvea of numerous suadTA' arates?: 'A Raw Milk Fastuerized MQk Sttefet Cream rpuljterM ilk ;; awxbUte Milk t >Si7BK&<wra6^ I tKKRB rO f SM ft? wc*i UNO HABTETO b K it by usury and unjust gilij wU his substaaco,* he Uutll it M him .th a t will pity the t faith fu l,m a« shall'abound tiering the profits of. w ar, Ad not overlook the coals Which we a rs still paying, 5ra g at It, th s voters o f Loul:supported th a Long machine, ataUM they Joyed Huey more, jicausa they loved Walmslty t Id A iU a a i o n t ptr*on jroq to 6e able Jo look squarely eye and tell him the truth gTyiyttyng And th at's thf you look a t every morning m stare- . < r i f tW P e r e d with radio heir cells evidently haven't aping lw lately ^-T itusville » SSSSi-S .......... Bank DeposiU t v ' buf,n? *°!rn'J?1£nf'.M,i^ lanka/ Their comh ned which >21013.000 lit unlnmnirSfTjnJtUuflopV Th.. a w ^ r .- w . cifU. ’ Some of the gnvsrnment officials who have ‘ bran nut delivering speeches have been esrefu r'lh dls-', ... cl II f in n y pelttWei Intent or deeWvyl'i -lUd obviously a I ii I m t k.m as ral wara. SMS* i k a i . mat J lUan.L.’ f l . PHYSICAL a>' W. ■ ftfeV^RAce wbich r.eprwpM enough InU resfltt Uie oth- tart»ti-«t to-answer when we hfign Hub editorial, ia wl iat fre th« ’ b#nka dbiug ( with all .this njyp/foy' ( JUUnjitted by Fedora! Ocpoait Inaurojice .jCortcratlon, ahoW that 1 JC,7 09.000, u r a lm o s t Wfothlrd pf their total depaa n ie n t honiCa, O f . t h e M .S O O A --,._______________ ___________ lo g t h e p a s t y e a r , | 3 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 w e re In v e n te d b y U te b a n k a in g o v e r n m e n t b o n d # , ' l - v — i v - - * -* • Mwwfw Ctah, arid* dl^maib'whlcH the banka have Jp othef banks, now V amount to |.19,3a4tH 2fi(0A0,'o rV very cfore tu « ... J k l.- I fe L ______mm V :!i . t , l 'i ! > aa* I a a i Arms to fpreigp Jltur etuultlon foe k* Ittyrstlgstlng them for ik Hnavyly, clever editor ojv t u \ n t t t ' .wap A f w tr Mr- from w hat Editor '•>• th a t'th ta g h 'fe iu 'b o k . both In DeLand and In Beach tfeharo M also has r* connection*. Ate prefa the eom hV 'M hson will i pne J o r 'AH Florida ra-| BAJfFQRD T y p t W f yEAB8 A go s sa n u tssi t an Informal w a t Mia. Munson's evening. Simple and; ’’ Him JLaura Vsafahn of Sanford I t ' Uw guest of M b s A fable I loud awl by advisor* Juggle .alato ocy t X h e r h o m e lA ' Q lo S iV ls ' a b o u t foe porshee. The young pep- • Miss X sU falynt W tt retsm ed to pis enjoying the hospitality of these two popular gtrta were: the Mieses Janie nod Allee Whitosr of Jacfenoavige, Kata .Uafobeood, Anna McLaughlin, Eeele . » rd o n , Fannie . U s Muraon. Mr. and her home In denera'after a lengthy Visit' to Georgia, Jacksonville, end oUwr potnU.' * ”* ' ' "*' Ths new read going through <}«m vn, ronnucllng " u a t section wi:h Ue sen j cu^ploUU ta ’t H -n w M “ K V r u sS w . < m * l t t HM i ? sV Co l o n e l k a h b o - 1 ///Ad ■•V:: a , j hi 2 Jyf eL.*r a. �Grant Stars In At MUaneToday ersona Mr& Edmund Meisch Entertains At Bridge Hr*. ^ E. Ivva, J r . and Mrs. . Uomarrar the member * of tbs Linton E. Allan of Orlando spent T W Sunbeam Sand of th e P i n t 1 Sana .fioud Club, Mr*. Edmund yesterday her* w ith friends. B aptist C h n rth vB I m -et a t I J 0 R » U f t'f» t* rta tM d w ith a bridge • ’deck s t the church. A board aseetlag of the Woman’s p arty -y o tfard ey afternoon a t her Mrs. N. B- Kennedy and children 'A u x ilia ry 'o f Roly O l r t ’ftP R rtfM t a a k k i J f M t F irst S tr e e t Bridge have returned from Daytona Beach *Church art]I lake plow a t t . H P . K a ^ rt.V £ f* enjoyed antll a Into where they apent a short tlmo. hoof wh-X high acor. prise, silk Hngpyiak was awarded ta Mr*. B. • Mr. and Mrs. Al Senior nnd so il 4.00 r . M. J ■ Albert, of Cheater. Pa. arrived Tha Woman’s ' Missionary Union D. Cat wall. Quantities of roses, verbena, yesterday to v isit Mr. and Mrs. of the P i n t B aptist C b atth will h ard its quarterly bnalMaa meet- slnnlas, and other garden flower* P. N. W hitehurst, 1912 Sanford iA venue T lag gad promotion la.auxiliaries a t In bright shades were naed to - I M P . M. o f the dihreh annex. adorn the rooms where the guest* ; Tito Junior a Aw th* Interw ere received. Refreshments were Jam es H lggtaa, aon of Mr. and , mediate 0 . Aw and the Junior R. Mr*. Edward Higgins, has gone to nerved a t the tea hour by the hoetA. o f the P i n t BapUst Church will • meet* a t l i r t - P . M. a t th* church. eee, s u ite d by Mm. Lee A. Cono- WlUUton where he has accepted a position. Those present were: Mr*. Lin­ ton E. Allen of OrUndo, Mrs. A. Friends of Mra. H arry C. Weav­ W . Lee, J r , Mr*. Chart#* L. P ark, e r will regrnt to learn th a t she I* Mr* Q. E. McCall, Mr*. R. G. Poa. ot th* Ora age General lloapital In Mi*. Lea A. Cenoley, Mra. a D. Orlando w here ah* underwent an Caswell, aad Miss Marcia L. P a t­ operation yaatorday morning. terson. Miss Ifh rg a re t Rryant arrived Sunday from bar home at Houston, TUESDAY T ria s to ipand the w inter ••*»<>" Th* Business W oman's Circle of her* with h er uncle and aunt, Mr. the F irst Baptlat Church, Mrs. B. and Mrs. H. B. Pope, South S an­ C. Moor*, chairman, will meet at ford Avenue. 4)30 P..M . a t th* home of Mra. Fred Myers, Floral llalghta. A Mr*. n * l Wight ha* returned picnic supper will be served. Mem­ from Daytona ' ttrerh Where she bers a t> to meet a t th* church. has been spending th* summer months. H ar daughter, Mlsa Billie *tS * • FRIDAY Dayton* Regular meeting o f-8 c m ln q la W ight, will remain In Rebekah Lodge will taka place a t B etch thl* w inter w ith hqr grand­ 1:00 P. M. a t th* I. O. O. F. Hall. m other, Mr*. M argaret Gowdy. Sanford Beau _ M ia s L u c illo h Th* hectic and tremendpaaly am ualn* leva a ffa ir between * w ealthy playboy ond the telephone o p erato r la hla hotel, who headed hlaa a av ail line when he dialed the w rap* nnmbcr. T h at, In brief, Is. the basic story o f th e f i n e comedy, “Ladles Should L tttcn ," playin* a t the MUaao T h eater tonight and F ri­ day, w ith C ary G rin t, Frances D rake, Edward E verett Horton. Georg* B arbler, Nydla Westman ond Chart## Ray in th* principal role*. A dapted from on original story by A lfred Savior and Guy Bol­ ton, tha film w as directed by P ran k T a ttle who Is known for hU ability to tu rn out amusing, whima leal forces. Roalta Moreno, noted Spanish actress, also has a featured role. Mrs* John Weaver Gives Surprise Party Mra. Jah n W eaver eutertalnMl • num ber of her friends Tuesday evening a t th* horn* of bar m oth­ er. Mr*. O. O. Roller. W est F irst S treet, w ith a surprise p arty and miscellaneous shower In honor of Mrs. Allen Klmbrvll, a recent bride. Games war* enjoyed dur­ in g th* evening a fte r which a salad course was sacred. Those present were: Mrs. Allen Klmbrsll, honor guest, Mrs. Elsie Wrigley, Mrs. Jock Breeden. Mr*. Alton Gunner, Mrs. Eugsn* Terwllllger, Mrs. H orses Turner, Mrs. H eresy Moss, Mrs. Collie Woodcock, Mrs. Nee*#, Mrs. O. G Roller, ond th* Misses Versa Woodcock, Stella Soager, and Thelma Turner. N O T IC E Mr*.. R. W. Turner, secretary of Hgmlnnle Chapter Number Two Order of the E astern S tar, stated this morning th a t It is necessary fo r all those desiring to attend th* banquet of the DeLand Chap­ te r Number Sixteen O. E. 8. on Sept. |H tn communicate with her before Sept. 14. if ilV ia a A LL Y O U N EED IS A TELEPH O N E l o r e Workers N orth Carolina—<1,000 Idle, I t,000 working, M l mill. dosed. IT* operating. South C arolina—11.000 idlo. U .000 wqrklng t 00 mill, closed, 70 operating. E stim ates placed the num ber of (bvntlnued prom Page One) Kuards In the Carolines* atrtko above 5,000. area a t 14.000 of which apprU IM ktlsslppl plants continued to mately 4.000 were soldier*. operate behind troop line*. and all was quiet with G eorgia's 40,000 Idlo. Both Georgia ond Alabama, aa the Carolina*, have m ore than h alf of the normal textile employ­ m ent Idle. Th# situation In South Carolina N orth America's sole represents* remained practically stationary. live In the nrwly organised “ KedTwo itmall mills re-opened, m aking eration Unlv*r»*ll* Drs Orders at only a alight dent In strike ranks, Societies InitiaUqu*" Is the Rosland all was q u irt with 24 N ation­ crucian Order, AMORC, slates L al Guard eom p.nles on duty, A. Renaud, of 2201 Oak Avenue, boeked by special officers aggre­ district commissioner of the Itoai* gating as high os 400 In some J ru d s n Order here. Mr. Renaud relates that In th* countin'. lu lle tln ju st received from th* Operations In Greenville, 8. C.. Roalcrurlan Grand Irslge In San were reported os near normal, Jose,.C aliforhia. it Is announced with a do sen companies of mili­ that a t an International convention tia seeing to It llmt strikers did held In Belgium near Brussels In not Interfere with those w khlng August, the highest officer* an-l to work. delegates of the oldest 14 Initiative One of the day's moat impor­ order* and societies declared the ta n t re-openings was th a t of the Hosleruclan Order. AMORC, to be Loray plant of the Manvllle- the sole hotly in North America Jenckrs Company, a t Gastonia, duly affiliated with the federation. The federation Is duly recog­ N. C. • Three more G w ton county nised and aponsored by th* Great mills also re-opened, and others White Itrolherhond, and only surh organisations and societies which were expected to follow aa rapid have participated in this Interna­ ly as protection could be extend­ tional ronverhlon are duly recog ed. A hundred and three of the nised by the G reat White B rother­ county'e 104 plants had been hood. closed for ten days. High Point, N. C„ hosiery mills, as those st llurllngton, N. C., op. era ted, but with reduced forrrx Employes a t n ta rly every mill were rrpotted sharply divided over Friend* o f residents o f U psala the strike Issue. Some entire de­ p a rtm e n t were closed while oth­ er sections of plant* operated. Strike leader* throughout the South began digging In for a siege. Government and private agencies were Importuned for re ­ lief fund*. Commissaries were be­ ing set up to receive donations and aid needy strikers. The situation by statra: Alaba ms —15,000 of 25,000 tide; .12 mills dosed, 50 operating. Georgia 40,000 of 00,000 idle. Tenms'see -5.000 of 12.000 Idle. Returning: In Parts Of South Rosicrucians Join Ancient Order Group Dorcas Circle Will Entertnin Tonight Miss Mary Maxwell and Miss Misa Grne M artin la n e y and George5* H art left yesterday for Ml»* Frances IV arson s r r plannlnu I Is la n d w hets they will attend In It a v r tom orrow fur D uiham , N Stetson University. C w here thoy will study th is year W IIIT K H OU SE E vaporated at Duke l'nlv*r#lly. Mrs. Robert Meriwether and Mla* Kljefi Meriwether returned It. I.. Cnrnrll, Jr., has |,*,*n re­ yesterday from Clayton, Ga. whero moved t„ his home in Mayfair thay spent two geeks. from the Florida Sanitarium a t OrIsnilo where he uadrrw eal an tqver. atom this week A Beans 3 for Mr. and Mra. Stew art Dutton and family hava returned from i two month^' vacation spent at va­ rious points In Kansas and Illinois W alter Touchton of 'Avon Park Is spending this week here with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bludwurlh. Rose Court A partm ents. P ost Toasties or Kellogg's C O R N F L A K K H 2 f o r ....... ........... B U P E R S U D S pkg. Octagoq. Soap or Baker** POWDER 10 for— COCOA 1-2 lb. ra n ......................... Over Seal Relish ox 0 . K . S O A P 5 b a rs. MAYONNAISE plnta 25c— 8 os. COCOMALT Ih. can 3te—1-2 lb. Over Sea Sliced or C ra a h a d P IN E A P P L E MALT » lb. can_________ - TUNA-PIECES 2 - 1 - 2 lb. Bfam Ribbon N o. 2 can v — Mist Helen Douglass U planning to Irav* tomorrow for Mllledge vllle, Ga. where she will r t tu i i" her stud Is*'at the Georgia State College for Women. Sanitary and Poultry ~ M kt ml C. F. BALES First St- A D eU ad Road L um bar A nd R o o fin g S e c u rity Lumber Co. Rea Rase Bleak Pam paaa Speckled T reat Sea Itaaa FLOUR 5 5 S u g a r 5 lbs. '* ^ c FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES OCTAGON W ashing LAD/ f S W elter Haynes, son of Mr. and Mra. W. M. Haynes, has been re ­ moved to hi* home a fte r undergo­ ing an operation yesterday a t the Fem ald-Laughton Memorial H os­ pital. Grand net bee's—Freeh. Ita la or Sliced B re a d 'S ? ’ 8 snoinn Dels geo Laaadry 4 r a n * ............... Price! DeGRAFF W A V E --------(I S r la tr a Sham poo sa d ADDED SPECIAL W ) CROQUIGNOLB-------- ---- I- a ta a t ■ •a n a EH A MINK) and SET — — r* t <HI ( W ith m eaner) TREATM ENT 4 H ca a a a o f .* c a w Ih d i b a s t i .m 23 ............ 25“ DAKINC 1‘OWDER lb. tin Minute TAPIOt'A 2 p k g * . COCOA NUT Ik ktr’a I’rrmlum 1-4 lb. p k g . . .. 10c JELLO pkg. ...... *e Log Cabin SYRUP IX ox. can ..................................,25c POST TOASTIES 2 pkg*. ...............................ISc fu ry CO CO N O C. Encore FRYERS Ik Large 12 U«r•/ • jlk# * *A pkg. **a •* Iirktoo a ptral* Jar* H* KETCHUP targe battle (he PICKLES Jar::--------- - W * S |n g h ettl or 1 MACARONI 8,'na. Bk A A I' P u re Grape Freeh Canned MACKEREL | Na. 1 ml Weater* r T BKANB S - H 4* eaaaM* HCACUim U aa. M oat M a rk e t r 1 0 ° 1 HIGH QUALITY FOOD* •RANH M l aa taaa Sfc JELLY 2— 14 f?Lv ■ l lb. 1‘r t p i n d k ' HEINZ;,;. SPINACH No, 1 raij. r a a . ... Our Own lilend TEA 1-2 lA p te 'tenrXRs ib... And Magee IIK T A L K E D FAt»T and stayed ■ I ■ g I e until aa* girl slowed k in dew s Is a w his­ per. . .'I do.' New |R: MEAT Ik Hot Oil; I S ham poo W a v o '! With ■•ctH * Bteaasar VALUE $1.25 E va - Beta R e n t F a c ia l Keptembci 8prclal All For 75c Calumet \ r'' S M I (* lr i D im ietli S A R D IN E S B S S A T B K tf *' ' * BOlOt lb......no......... x n s T o m a to e s ^ Io n a — S la c k eye To-Night Friday Sp e c ia l H a ir C u t Sham poo lews—Red Ripe—Fall P ark t . 'C , K * N A * l > C a m p b e ll'* P o r k B a llla rs r home In th a t community thla Afternoon and erenin* to a t­ tend an old-fashioned Ice cream supper sponsored by the Dorcas Cirri*. ' Quest* also are Invited to visit the Lundquist home n est door 'o th a t of hire Ballinger and portletpot* In the weekly son* festival. Cake*, coffee and Ice-cream at* ta ha oat-rod. and plana will be mad* fo r th« annual haiaar. U. « . N*. i PO TA TOES I t • 1 'I I R I M P BASS p 28 20° 2 lb*. J f ° 1 f t a .____ STEA K ft. 4 ft 4 Q < i M allei aad B R E A M 1 1-2 Iba. 2 d l O Red J SN A PPE R ft. Florida r i LOBSTER ft. 2 5 1 TROUT V B ellow * F I8 H 4 fta . 20“ f t * ______ .2 5 “ S S i , ^ |f t g U 2 0 : _ 2 5 ° BEEF R O A ST *5 Western Veil Chops ( SMtUer Cab Spiced Ham s™ L IV E R pou �k- I* y n r r n n r : rw r *- .1 ^tlt L «s 1 t* q y „ .p a V , „ 1- / ^ *n r 4 • i t a ‘ ** i " ’ -«**Jji 4 ^ ; ! ? ' • • • ; - 1 — 4- -sT D T '§‘T1.-1 1 ^4aT a L .V 'V d V v . i 33 1 DEATH TAKES H E W, GRI M T U R N 1 fl J 1.* / ‘ \ r \\ * -A - J V*. • | t 1. • B j • i Pw t.- • -jj H i-'. ■ «v. Lehmaiin E0WIlift J. F. McClelland elated to-’ day th at the negro** ronfttion if na better, a n t th a t ha will remain In the Jail until tM hftepitsl truck arrive*, probably- early next week. > TV V T ftfp Irani a t r i-en-a,; o'M rw Ratardk* (Cawlla—i Freas Pa*a I ) the Jaak * f aaaiataata and new reftiHtmlnf, ftritiwmKrr lllft. bltli will F lra t S tre e t by City c r r y i under >** i»tgilv *4 » tilh » CtOfl eyenre book*. One peraon'a time the direction of Supt. o f Parka v*r(itif'jn» J f r» r llt»r»6Ar Aetifrmti la required a t the deek all Um time B a n f n r i f ( % i |o r r t d O n m n u ir H # 6 d o l« Jarnee Moughtnn. The can* were Pinna m *4 pprHflrr»t|i»n* mar H# (Coatlneed From P f* e P m ) (Continued checkin* and receiving bouts, made b y L. B. Ilodclna, local tin ­ u ln n l from Arrhllret K lttl X a lories of confusion, of lifeboats ner, and they ap p ear to be the exdignify hla Mrum hi on, hi t ftp'O il' flail- ' * V therefore, reference * the e’ am * * ount of ■ ¥ business *nd th a t be should trails? I l 4 « r 4 n f ) H ill M r | n i » t j u c l l n j f t , lowered away with but few passen­ a ft d up) lea tee ef ran* whiah the ............ „.WTOX, I T. Vti IsAWTi work th at has been done la small. th at It la aa Im portant that pcopli ger* aboard, of more d ecla ratio n p ity Commlaajonere were prepar­ SscretM*. Today waa the last Thursday of from passi nger* th a t no fire alarm ing to buy a t a m ||eh * re a te r coat — rHfWfV*;, Um ScVol ybelvta a^ali be fed, clothed, eptertajoei PttfCD T. WIU.IAMD. the summer Thursday afternoon totaled 11,745 book*. There arc a p ­ waa heard—although the bridge of­ onlll aomcone suggested th a t Mr. closing period, and final opportuni­ proxim ate!/ 12,000 Volume* In the weye arranged for the U lgb School and transported as it is that the] ficer* said one waa aounded. L iterature r Isaac T o arrange Jlodgin* make them. ty was given merchant* and clerks Ralph M e tre , JTt, Cuban passen­ library. there shelves, 600 books were taken for trips to nearby lake*, beaches ger on the tlo rro Caatle bound to It was possible to purchase 274 out f o r general circulation, marked Mr. Lehmann conJudge M ilthrdB. Smith, of Tllus- and other pleasure resorts. New York to (Inlali hla college eluded, new book* during the year, wh^e nembur o f JUwgnl* villr, Is in Boston, Maas., this week covrae, told rrporlera here yester­ 104 books were donated by the xi. He had* memhearing testim ony In the attack be­ Feveral hundred local and outday after bia discharge from a hos­ i berehip by virtue of th e fact th a t ing mad* by certain relative* upon of-town men and women rnpoyrd readers. Book* mended, »UU|»rd. pital, th a t he heard w hat he th e bold* a m em bership'a s a reamthe will of the late Dr. Helen a long gnd Interesting entertain­ and yrbound numbered f.lJJ vol­ thought waa a bomb explosion on a .■her Of a hualocss, profession. n r . * | Weleh. Before returning to Titus- ment program offered a t the City umes. lower deck of the Ward liner a group. I t 1* hi* duty to Interpret At the end of the year, J4fll p er­ vine, Judge Smith will spend a Hall laai night by the Jacksonville short time before a h e ' caught fire ' t r e t the high Meals »nd ethic* of son* were yvgisleyed g* boryoweys week with Mr*. Smith and her p*rD istrict Progressiva Cliab of the off the New Jersey coast S atur­ h is business to the d o b and Intertn li, Mr. and Mr*, W. M. Pllstpiry, program included a A g a iij Mr*. J. or patron* of the library. Of thl* Klwanle to his business br prof exday. number,' I14fl were adults, an*' 2™ now Vacationing a t New London, L. Ingley, Mrs. R. L. Glenn, the ; sional group.” w He said there waa no doubt In t*er,e ihUdrcn. The number U an portent aids, the 14th million ef N. H. Road sitter*, and Glenn Ingram, , B. L Glenn, of Sanford, eras his mind the sound he heard was a increase over that of laat year. lly Encyclopedia RrlUanlca, and arjd Instrum ental number* by Misf welcomed Into the d u b aa Its "bebomb explosion. The adult reading room attend- lb* second edition nf W ebster1* 1 by mem ber" by Kiwanian T. L. Form Hathaway, head of the Paige and Mis* Denton of Rome. "A t 2:10 o'clock," he said, "I snee numbered .142!) persons, while N ey International Dictionary,' Dumas, one of the charter mem­ was sleeping In my stateroom on Federal Housing Administration in Ga., and Georg* Weat of Jackson­ 142# Juvenile* used the reading were added to the reference col­ bers of the organisation, bringing 'O' deck, when I heard the sharp Florida, and form er chairman of ville, and piano accompaniment by lection during the year. the State Road Department, will Mlai Madeline Mallem, Mis* Mil­ room during the year. the total m rm bm thlp to 61 persons. crack of an explosion." The library subscribes to or *c- /'T h e total Juvenile circulation "( have hail enough experience he honored a t a public luncheon to dred NIs, and Mrs. A rthur B ranin. cur** copies of H) nationally wok 1J/J46. F ar ti e last few/ year* with these sound* to know the d if­ be held at noon, Saturday, Sept. The Merrymaker* Orchestra fu r­ HA VC- TOMB WATCH 22. it waa announced at the Cham­ nished dance music. Prominent known roagaxines, and seven news­ ptactiraUy no new hook* were addby os* who really knows ho ference," he added "A bomb makes We O t i g A iy lk isg n sharp rrack, Other explosion* ber nf Commerce today. He will railroad officials present in ad­ paper* are on file dally. Including eil to this department. However,1 sad DrjtoPh lr * * )tv , B a t A t*. The New York Tlpms and The last year Ih* city bought J l new explain the program, anil the pubmake deep booms." dition In local official* were: R. A. W ith O ar Pya y ay IriM lItJI, and the adult lite ra ry Guild Sanford I Jerald. lie it invited to meet him and "W hen this sound rsrpe the bulk­ MrCrsnie, Kua'cll S. Wood, Frank Sire. Muugbton'* rejioyt, in part, membership was transferred to the head of my rabin shook. I saw a question him concerning any part C. Keen, II. R. Morgan. II. F1921 LONG W H EEL bus* For* spurt of flame. It seemed to come of the program. juvenile Guild through which four la a* follows: Partridge, G. II. West, G. M. Gemtruck. A -l condition 4*05. Aua- from below.” purchased each' “ Wr fe d that we have repot- to new b n o t s h r in k v mill. V. P. Sandford, C. C. Flem ­ tin delivery track |U>8. T-For$ be especially proud of this year's month. Mr*. Mary L. Strong, owner and ing, John G. Meehan, W. DRand*, delivery truck 124- Beals and Bon*. the lack of a "So many children In Sanford M f l e y P i y C l j c R j o e f s operator nf the Accommodation and Char Ira I'sige of Jacksonville; work, considering have the ‘library hahi)/ and use Phoae 4Ai fulj time asalatrot. and a limited lift p_ 2nd Shop on Second Street, announce* John Murry and A—Sltugtlonv Wadled R. J. Doslcr of the opening of an exchange :n Dflsodo. and W. B- Smith of Tam­ budget. However, during the last the library *o much that the ju -1 DENVER, Colo., Sept. 12.—<4} COLORED GIRL wanta job clean­ six month* the library, through the vrnilr iHH.ks had got to lie very, connection with her present line ing, cooking, or nurslqg. Frances —Jam es W. Itlkeman, of Ilaytnnx of buxines*. The shop i* now o ffer­ pa. FKItA. has had the help o f.p art- worn and dog-cared- Thejefore, w > ttrach, Fla., has been elected ser­ ing n *jiect*7 Inducement to house-] Hicks, 1100 W. 12th SL time assistant*, nod with this a d ­ a rr very glad for the children and geant at arms of the Marine Carp* peeper* so that their home made ditional help, p great tied of work for their departm ent that newj YOUNG WHITE girl w ants Job league. IIL elerlinn came Sunday The following clipping, taken has been accomplished. book* a rr being added during th e 1 jellies, preoervea, and hand work ta rin g (o r children, Clarabrlle when John F. Manning, of from a Topeka, Kan. paper, was Me­ may be aold. I "Jlurlnp this tim e, Qicsc work­ year. *' , HOI, 111 W. Vih. Ht. handed the City B riefer today by er* have mended and rebound over thuen, Mass., was chosen national "During 'National ihrok Wee)«. resident a thousand commandant. Advanced inroads of dreaded Mrs. Belle Check, local as has'tieen the custom for several books. The hooks are newspaper woman: given such hard pellagra were held this morning by and form er w ear that thl* year*, the Sanford Woman's C lui "Rex Reach is shoot the only au­ IIANDIT8 HTF.AL H CENTS Nursp France* Mclinugal .Swanson i work must be kept up continually, entertained with a ailvri tea, th.i ROYAL BLUE twain ftpm BLUE DIAMOND COAL thor who turned In farm ing and as being responsible for the scenes I and without this help It Was Im­ offering Iwing used for the pur­ Indeed, hki celery possible to do a* much roe ruling a* chase of children'* bonk*. This BROWDER, Ky„ Sept. 12.— created aarly Monday morning by made It pay. CO. At Eaean. Tennawee. Iff) SWA7TW ? OR: FOB BALE: Missionary titrawber- <A I*J B u rg lg rs en tered t)u' poat- Carl Rutlar, young Goldsboro ne- ranch In Florida is bringinr g reat­ was really necessary. Thl* help y ra r the Newberry Prixe hook was DUST to It. ftuno BURNING E F fE C T u la p u t offlre of this little Muhlenberg er return* than bi* facile pen. As *l*o m*de It poailbl* for the libra­ bought. Hath year the Newberry I ry FiapRi. tUx I’ackanl. county town, anil loft with only a aide line, hr furnishes principal rian to give more time to the very prixe is awarded to what is con­ fteason.s,except the LARGER C R U ftR R ' ' u 8EEDR— Red Bliss and Hpauldlng* eight fr e ts —all the cash they florists over the country with sidered the best Juvenile book pub­ number 2*s and 1'* for fall plani- could find. Frderal authorities Expect ear ground'Qtb of October. " 1 lished. These prise* have been gladioli bulb*. Beach, however, did Ing. From certlfietl seed Lhll were notified by E. W. Wlckliffe, not try out hkr horticultural CX- honey Walker C o, Inc., and Eddi awarded since 1921, and the library Price*. Tun M u 212.00 from egr op arrival spring. P L A N T S -falih ag e, Cauli­ poatmaatsr._____________________ is fortunate in having all nf them penm enta hspbaxardly. H r not Rawson of Chase and Co. flower, pepper, tomato, cullard, in the Children's Department. only studied his sulijecl for fire 1-2 Ton loin 16.^0 firm car on Arrival onion, broccoli, and lettuce, all Junior Chamber Eighteen boys will constitute years before taking U up, buL ke “The librarian takeo this oppor­ redd* around Sept 1,1th. Our list too to 500 lb a. 76t per 100 the charter memliership of Hanford has one of the most complete tunity to express to the m ayor and mailed upon request. I’rcvelt and Junior Antler* Isslge, It was dri- libraries atmut the tha comfnlsalurera her deep appre­ myOttyMA^of Other nearby Florida eltlea p a r 114.00 ton for IbH Com pany, Beville FJorlda. closed at an Anllers meeting held I he troll." ciation of their hearty fo-op«ration ’ j In the Elks Hall last night. The and support in the efforts to carry , CROTONH for Rale. 1220 Magiioim game coal delivered at homes. We deliver ton and 1-2 boy* are: Clifford Ilarcllft, Frank on this very necessary and banej Ava. ton Iota. AUp $00 Iba. IF TAKEN ARRIVAL CAB. fin al work in the community. I f u m i n g w i t h F e v « r RfHjamln> Jonles Calhoun, O. P. A a ta ri was jnadr thiwlhorning Herndon, J r , H e n r y Jgmasoo, 12— JV kJiU d •hoyld like to express my thanks on what Otto Caldwell of the Ht. Jam es lap id n , A rthur Moss, Rich­ S a n f lilU f fo r M alariat also to Mrs. P. If. Rinas, my faith- . Johns River Line Co, stated will ful assistant, for her unfailing loy* ' Don't try homemade treatment* ard Packard, Hollis Phillips, Wal­ be a Job that will W v on^7 * f t * of newfangled remedies! Take that ter P o srt. Francis Umnmllat, Wd- dago. U was tha pits of truaoviPg •h r" grind old GrhVeV T rile lrJ s ■Chill ■Jlam- Kpiur. BUI/* ThompanUi H ar- the old wooden piling in the boat Toole. Hoon you will he yourself l*rt Thurston. Jesse I swig e. Colls liasln, and a pile-driving outfit again, for Grove's Tasteless Chill Goodman, Tom W aters, ami Nor­ THREE ROOM, eomfortnhly fu r­ Tonic not only relieve* the symp man Glenn These ls,y« wdl luive which will be used by the company nished, garagi' apartm ent neat toms nf Malaria, but destroy* tht their charter presr-nted to thrm in erecting a 24 by 160 foot addi­ and will be imitated here nesl tion to the dock, trad late this aft South Ride SchiHi). Adult* only. Infection itaelf. iTtone 772-J. The tasteless quinine in Grove e Wednesday night, with members of rrnnon removed a large.kum bur <>f The Altamonte Springs-Forest Tasteless Chill Tonic kill* th^ lla Detsind A ntlcis Lodge acting as the abler and more easily tU n v 1&— RoUftfo F o r K e n t ’ abb- piling. The ervw will .tgfuvi- City llano- Dcmnnsti *(u»n Club laruil infection in tho blood Vtblle installing officer*. ^.•very piling before the Jub l« irm will no-el at the Altamonte the iron It contain* lotilds up Ihi ' f l i r t RhOM fTirnlshH- h lit w cunt Ilu the City uf Sptings taimmunjty House lunuu Otto Caldwell, chsirm su of the I.Iim.Ti to overcome the effects id I ^ L p a iifiu o i, the disease slid fottlfy agslnsi special Junior t'haudo-i nf I nm- |kftn, payable In present and futon- tow afternoon at 2:,’I0 o'clock, ytid thi* ZfLL-M UccnaneotiN F o r Kale further Hllark. Th*- two-fold effect merre committee in charge of the taxes Uuil will be uwrd liy the Agent Josephine lloydstm ’stag" parly boat ride which will eomraity. no,rmn*. The meeting ighoiills,| is ahutdlttely nrcessary to th WINBOWMOl ASS - V "have Tl“ be staged nets 1 nursday afternoon eompagy. lo have lieen held In l^ k q Monroe Ih ‘ all alie*. Stunley-H ogers overeomlng of Malaria. Besides Is* and night, announced today thal Iasi Tuesday will be lydd nesl mg u dcpcmiatde remedy for Ma Hardware <^o. Monday afternoon at J IK) o'clock, Imiiu, Grove's Ts-tcles* l hill Toon plans fut I hi- affair a rr progress­ ing tupidly and that an interesting NRARLY NKW T ^im ss Unk. k Re pr enenl alive* of (our local )he ttdiled trip is in prospect. The trip will liUilding couccj ns gaihvird ut the s, Inch centrifugal pump, pi|o- an I ^ i * « t 4 p*jnixfurreri, H •omldne business with pleasure, Gbamber uf latmmcretF off ice yes(KU ngs. git. i*nfhnr, i»IrlKBr»Uir grind tfan a ta d a t W oritft for Thursday 1* the regular meet­ and nlht*r Hh4irt*B <nmp, terday afWrnoun Ui tUsquos the T h e y ’ll C u t L tk o N e w ! ing i. gi.t of the organisation. The Federal lloyslpg AHiulpi’ ifa'm u Mf, shows why U, $. loyala, built D c I a b J rnfd. LAWN MOWERS hour of departure is a* yvt uncer­ program ax tjie roquewi uf |in d r J lr * * lr * g s * g X k a r a e a e a of Trip/a Tarayired fcubbar. glya tain. Isit ill m e m b e r * will hr no. hudy nfDclai*. W hile no dufmiti tA-rJV rrnxnr^I Wnvlrtn 41s. > s r Sate you thovsoodi of axtro rrtlla*. .itlrii in lime to plan accordingly. action was taken, the o|dnion jf $« CROgilIGNOl.E full wave *7 the group 1* that more publicity is Mapur it. C, Dunn, district en­ 1 needed to Belter acquaint the peo­ gineer of the War Department, U ple with tha program. U reas was .4, Engineers Office in Jackoop- laid 'o n the fa rt that the gbvsrnN i g h t and M p w * * Chamber uf Coro- ment, through local banka, la will* • ills', noli tin t m erer ufficlala today th a t he wQJ Ing to lend money for repairing Proofoff y flfim , Httdfhy Condition ata kiss • rtm qa f te-w . W jdcased to k f aiming th* group home* a t a five percent rate -of In* For Eye* InltaUd by okpaaura to Rpn, ■f jv tim ln e n t; Floridian* who as UI terest, with the principfl payable ; Wind, or Dua«, arply a Jaw drop* of cruise if n l)tp flt. John* R iver OcX. (nonthly or quarterly ovar ♦ y W , Muring. R Rests, H rim hc*, Boorhaa. 4 a* guti la of the trad e tjoily. A t Of *Vqc yw i the sam e Uipu. aoium nccm ent waa tending ika t»eating want A- U-^•le pr Adult* A t ill DNrugJjl*^ made th at 'Congressm an Caldwell IjoveJoy Of th e Iljll J.uuibar Co-, (J, has found It Impysfttil* to arrango U. U u a st • *4 Bnow's Faint oo4 hk> schedule U assure his presence, 01am R )? ry . IL T arV Igmg x f Mm S ff M B l I R b H f and no word has been received ^1 Correctly Fitta^ from Governor Bfiftllx, apparently bee fuse Jw la on a vacation trip North. Clothes Will GET READY FOR (COLD WEATHER CPAJy-COALlcOAL ; 4x8CHUNKS ^ John F, Pearson; • ■ Q Jk $ -a? -4 -• 1- •* ■r \ - J H pay*'tdbuy J. W. SHADOIN 1 t *i jeor Hettpr Service— SEMINOLE DRY C L EA N ER S tS n & S L Mr. and Mr*. B. J. Feltner left hare late yesterday for a six weakx’ motor tour which ariB ta|te thagt into the N o rlh rait. They plan tn stop In many towyia anruuta whllsll fir. Feltner attendg to buaiasaa' connected with the Osceola Cypra>* Co. which be hand*. U s told the City Briefer before leering " I ought to have u good atorv fo r jreu when I return, for !*m go^flg rig h t through the entire atri^a U M l tkia nytrylng �T fa n sB y BoysMonday Night Ten fa s t bouts are promised lo­ ta ] boxing fan* In the Seminole KpcaJtm wet* introduced to Days Athletic C l u b arena on fo u r th S tre e t a t Elm A rfnue next Unqeu |ky 'A. t Haborn, Monday night, startin g a t 7:tf> ■ tK 't iw Ideal order of the o’clock, It was announced today. -blood of Railway Carmen of The card la aa follows, all bouts being for three rounds: ' , H. C. Tipplna ea. Laurence Barlnqaui.DpaaJd Pearson ra. Clarence B arlneau; Leroy Eatrtdge vs. Car­ ol Goodwin; Giles Chapman vsTheodoro Klickor; Hobart Spark­ man Vi, Frank Johnson; Eugene Tip pin* vs. T. H. Wlllla; Bob Wil­ kinson ,va. Babe Wilkinson; Collie Goodwin va. Archie H arriett; Ar* I thur William* vs. Jam es 1-nwc. and j J . P. Stevens, ^r., va. Emory Bog•a rh dcsirtd m . a llm e tie r * ' L a st Monday night, a crowd of and working nearly 400 persona saw 18 hoys In M tion In nine exciting bouts. Lsiat* r Phillips and Stanley peckham acted ae referees (luring these born immedla- fights, and S. A. 8 . Wilkinson. general strike Hubert Levrson and Allen Bummerlin served M Judges. w as farth er stated th a t since Results last Monday: Wfebber W elbom defeated W es­ veeptWn of the company union h a re been sponsored apd fos- ley Cunningham, two out of three , by' th* railroad managg- rounds; J . P. Steven*. J r . took a, nod'In many Ins tree* part- three rounds from K a y n o n U cumplataly financed by th* V I t wa* aald that under company union conditions the employees two out of three round*; Robert w a n In complete control of the Elgin won from Raymond Edge, fgeqienl, and th at U]c worker* Claude Geiger won from Elmer railroad* where the company M attair, and Leon 1.awsnn won Union is In existence, have no teal from Hubbard Eubanks, the win­ protection, representation, or an ner* taking two out of three Opportunity to take p art in na­ rounds; Joe Douglass, celebrating tional affairs, protection which his birthday, won all three rounds was held by the speaker aa being from Eugene Tipplna. accessary If workers are to com­ pete with railway management **whlth la organised on a national bails." " I t was painted out th at the ef­ fort* of th* Railway Employee. Departm ent of the A. f. of L , ”]a responsible for every step of prog­ NEW TORE CITY, Sept. U c ress made in the uplift of human A eurvay of the sources and prev­ hettarm ent, wages, and general alence of superstitions In th* U nit­ working conditions." ed State* ha* j>»*t been completed * 'Among the benefits held * 1 by Dr. Julius 1). M allar and Dr. credited to the Departm ent arc: (lerhard E. Lundeen of the Insti­ Ahamsan E ig h t Hour Law, Month­ tute of School Experimentation of ly Inspection Law, Full Crew Teachers College. Law, Boiler Inspection la w , SafeIn their nsllon-wide investiga­ Inspection Alliance taw , Trans- tion they found nut one pep'on en­ irtatlon Act of 1P20, and the tirely free of some unfounded be­ all way la b o r Act of 1924. liefs. Referring to the *ccr*l vote th at ( TJ>ey discovered that in general IB Jig taken b e n tom orrow ,'V Women are more su p e rstllio ^ M declared that, yaprescntatlyei than j m s a ad th at K persons j j i p | th* Shopmen’s Association bad lived In the country have more •Otea tod (Very move to permit need of robbfts' feet than their u r­ j* - employed Jo express their ban fo u tln s. . ,, tola* o f jwprrskntalJun In accu(dThe main aourrq >'t soperotllio#. ita with the ]*#* of tbo nation. ecrording to th e ■Investigators. 1* rtrg s rJ |fis of d ie , protest, it statem ents made by frie n d '. P ar­ aaalalsal UmE B o vot* ha* been ents are evidently more practical p ifg d tklsS kreh, and will be s t ­ for they are respoj ibi* for only ir^ v r v tomorrow, through the ’farts’ of tha Railway Employees A h r f f c l t 'l f th* A. F. of L. Rumom th a t the old employ*** M w prio/ to thf strike of 19£1 r - <- "7 •neh minor superstitions aa “ Win­ ter* a t* not aa cold now aa they • f t * forty or fifty y**r* ago." And In vl*w of laat w inter's freeaiitf weather, the author* of th* rcacarch are willing to concede th at this superstition may eery likely become a m )th of th e past. Two-third* of thoao Interviewed conferred that they had learned from friends and accepted aa litre the statement* th a t four-leafed clovers and rabbits’ fret brought good luck. A like number believed th a t If two persona walked on the opposite elder of a pcit they will quarrel. *, . Of those questioned 8 percent declared that th * j bad Iwen told In church th a t a parson who avoided your glance w hile'talking to yoit was Inclined to bo dishonest. According to the authors, thero are eeven superstition* which many persona believe became they saw the phenomenon person- President and Th# New Deal had baan brought Executive** *o Into th* campaign by chary** of wa^ "Uooaevi l Pittm an supportara who claimed J iltfb ri Talmsdjre had triad to block th.PUtfori President’* Recovery program at •▼ary turn. tendon'* to (CewUaeed From Page 1) Talmadge was Just aa vehement] nuts, 184,000 unit rotaa for the governor. The New Deal had become an Issur In In protesting hit aupport of th* eggs annual!) th* cam paign when Pittm an charged Talmadge had opposed the President’* Recovery program at every torn. Talmadge replied that in Geor­ gia it wmi “ Roosevelt and Tal- U n ite d L u m b e r C o ((■ ■ ■ It * ■ # |.« n l# r French & 8th Phone 71* ally. The moat prevalent of these is: " if you kill a snake it won't die until the sun goes down.’’ Dre. Mailer and t.undeen feel, however, th a t generally speaking observation tends to c o rn el minconceptions. They also declare th a t education is a greet aid In stamping out false beliefs. t Sven C i t y C h ild r e en aced b y W o r m is out-valuing or underselling us — n o t for a m inute! Don’t be con­ fused by “special discounts,** “fioor level prices” and other so-called bargain claim s—see for yourself the features that only G oodyear builds in tires —valuable features that cost you nothing extra as these prices prove. N . . . How city children catch the Infection; how Worm* make children pale, dud, or crocst why m o d e m diet encovmge* the danger) why. • v e n adult* s u f f e r ; w hy •ytnptom a are m isunder­ stood. N 0 Persons A r e F r ee.F ro m Fear 0 f Superstition obody A T R I P L E G U A R A N TEE B oy no tiro b efo re you > ( ( whmt G oodyear offers —fee no m ore m oney/ 1. Against road hazards X Against defects for life 3. O ur personal guarantee w n a rr - fU Am rftUW ) • V t m l f i f E (* t 1W f u n Am Am I E S VERMIFUGE Rockey’s may repined than* row in service were denied by both speakers. In conclusion. It was pointed out th a t' Instead of A. F . of L organlA tlons favoring strikes, the oriranlaations had taken the lead In securing legislation th a t would prevent strikes, sad that the his­ tory of the post would show that sfriks method. are only rvaortod to when all othrr methods fall. IN OUR OFFICE v;E S — 1 H u ll Hoi>e --Ufc WGNT AN APPCL 1lAtNI x 'N\n< him ROME T ’CHANf.C MIS V SH»CT * N O CO LLAR . 1 • S \ ItM S “TOUGH — lit t’ i l 100 COUL COME rc’O uftD b v itR -S OA t TOW <k M(*UM AND fib M b it b M b l t HIM CHANUN l Early la l l r r aa f i Wo will be glad to a-M»t you In any way possible to secure a na.ional housing lour I'm - e s tim a te . 0 .1 the coat of a n tic i­ pated re p a irs. A (AIN - tM / /; TJta M .rai.g : RAtfiN.-1* .'ir'-cftrrS-c.W’i Mv cooi>itrr,s it's I HOVJGHf MOVING O ff Tt.£ THAI f ADPET *. UlW-jLA 131 l o w THE WVD. DIDVDU ‘ ev er NOW wWC THAT Ot-D CAiaPtf vtau HAVE O H . THE W A L L sor; ANYTHNOLIKE THAT? . THE * CARPET IS MCMNC3 LIKE f f S �KINDA B ffH|EF OFFICER SAYS SHIP FIRE WAS IN RADIOMAN IN SHIP F1RK JAILED Deck Hand SaysCrew Would H a v e Re­ sponded If Orders Had Been G i v e n XKW YORK, S e p t 14.— ( AI M —C hargr* th a t offi­ cer* of liner Morm Castle did not givw the necessary o r­ der* to the crew when flames sy rp l the ship, and th a t highly InfUmabi® cleaning m aterials were used on the vessel c e re made -today by William Thee# U . 8 . N a v a l nrfttjr' hardening i u i m i rone-crushing ta ck le s aa iapolls. llo lm n n L e n . J i season se v e rity b j M D P 'M I i n S i M itn rrk i r p e r Ml tha A t a D epartm ent o f ( om m erre t s q ii r y la ta the d isaster, tV S alllv»» te -lifte d th a t if the o ffic ers had e i e S O s necessary orders the ET/IN LONDON, WED IN GEORGIA He said th ere eras a deficiency la the o ffic e rs ra th e r th a a Use crew . T he w itness said a h ig h ly le ­ ft s m s hie polish eras a atd ce w w o a ty o a the ship, sthieh Is " s v f f e t s i ty~ a g s m r t law , he added, an d th a t the o ffic e rs knew a f Its n a a n FMNCIN.ES OF WXSA11ES FACT ARE ITMOWOJI m im c K K v n im n s i s s i yaiVd n V r w V « i sa d efau lt o f k'*rtno . rts lb s w as Se f e t e w b s o A e t n l to a s o f i r r t s n s n u s e S they s v e t l A f m t him i s a a efI. h - f lv ensAr the " eg the dl-n-tce COOPER r epo r ts ; IMPROVEMENT IN «L S. CONDITIONS CITY NEWS BRIEFS S y n c e d To Death lifn lr f Also IVedirts Itig Toorirl Season For AH Of Florida N. Ale the ■ Uner"* ?ra to t, s h e w s la hoeplts l . W hen IW \-m trag fu tu re d isasters a f the Mi s t s C astle B ate re The firw -rained hulk a f the M ar­ es i'a s t ia , stranded on the A sb a ry P a rk , S , J , bench, yielded c h srre d rem ala i a f fewr more i n t i — when o ffic ia ls s e r e able fa r th e fir s t tim e U en ter it fo r a m eth ed k al ftiwfw •flora m o ) r a m i MAW ism s r n s B a s S to n d sn m h e ). M i liti» lW % ***•»«• ii^ tryip W iiil 'c o m >i n o 4 4 tv a i* A ll TAX N il •m ir m s s jin . fe S M S IA tU S M It , i * .- *' *_ Ms. n o t <MO f»l l* « it ? 0 1 l l « r 4 >tlhC | h f ii e iiv t ta f T , o b h t i l r i l o 4 * i . • rev « k h i ] s a a l w f d |; H m-ltic. m . « oII m-t mi n rr In t‘ l m l n n l i , n irk l u r y w r i d ^ to twatOrtk ml iW I H nH t«w.u M l l h o t • t l n f i to | ottooad a n f « U i o rrlm f of ik r r ^ a t u i a lx m I mattod RoWa K. t*- U o M feW o mall | dV Ml a I\ a V fiiN H b . TVs*- v y i I I ill I M s ii id I h t a . « n •• II |% urgHK) ! clash - cj* |^ f Bern Hm w s N am rd S trts o n U nivw sity As T llffrir f ilm s 0 p p o s l» l4 5 T m n C M m l O M M M tttr W ilh 5 R Knrolfed R i c h O klahom an Escapes K idnapers In Kail From A uto I ^ • g e n u m a biased a long trail acroes (he ocean for Hiram Ulng■ U h V J r „ son 'of form er Senator lllram tllngham of Oonneillcut. M rs. E v a Cao, Inn keeper a t ■ltd iR o aa Lawton iMorrleon, a Georgia girl. Mbs went to lx>r. Ion Otaego, Co.. N. V , who is convlcU d i o i presentation at, the court of HI. Jam es, met l)lngham, who l« o f fir s t iltg rv a m urder fo r theIn the diplomatic service, and he followed her to her home a t Way- death o f her ban dy-laan. I la r r y e r a s ., G a.. T h ey are ahown after their marriage there. (Asaociatcd W right. 8 ha m ust die In the elec trie chair a t Hipg S in g. P ran r rh o to ). \ ! i FUNERAL FOR VICTIMS 0FV8TRIKE ; Ft di» « trwtwdmo, « o 4 iv<nn niolol nwt* In , J<L| y ^ Mi m i 4 M ra Me I M a iM ti|w a to W r. arm tarsi t i n t * os a t a n t 4 g ■ M* m y gv s sgeo +A tv rm riM im On V V * I V c t j ' e * I ,V T h U iV , Im A rt P V ih p v « n J * 1 0 ^ 1*1 I M r m , J < , o n i n il olW rf | * mnoh K«rtS4a> h i»4 gteti t «t vgfgrg a r r 1 a >w c v WW fa lfd n wam t a a* Om k c i . i t U s *4 li.» im a lM O Q R o- 4 ds.^s« •,} Uiol kw«»v£ I*,v4 n • J i Sfcfo Am m l r a . m U . TlirTTk t M « l »4 (■ !• » < l h « .t* n y graMwdl l it * irwm 1« t> liW -«T ) * lr « M M M h.-M teasAaH kTte^ o f V anderbilt, U jfvw raity. 1a IL R Pippin and Wm. Ludwig also w ere named as m e n 1e e l a f * r a n m l t t n nh leh eras delegated te h* s e c t w ith S a a fe r d Ju n ior Chamber • f ( W a r m o ff iris l« la th at eag a m a a ! te a 's plan u r e n t s '- tha per went delivered salsa method a f hsnd ltag peudwee with a a f . O. m arketin g p iaa. The Jay n ee* enrtews agriealtoral peayrrU els* ereee given the aaaaiKepecta were made u a a m eeting m tn h alan d — Tweeds.* eh eee ^ - - 1-in---- — 1 with the celery conUwl hoard gath ered to disease d etails eelsU ng te the . p - w t l — of th e eatery m n rketm g agreem en t m FKRA Ready To Lend To College Students LOCAL WEATHER J At V s i V t l l i J E . ---—r^kspo <m •>fi ^ '>>daM ■ M -wm. 'M teM await dt ggaaMlam. . S ip t U. � 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, 1934 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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C«Uo dliirUr. ..rvv Uh >Kip A m ir* r . U tk w bod . u thnl iljm with si otter oarrlron of tte Mono •. . . ' ---------- :___ U___ C O A ST T oivN SG IV E .F IR ST AID TO a ( '. V / l ** -/'V v i * I # m »r' • .« » H* SURVIVORS ^ * w ,. UMW In oddltloa B. r C. wl ss^rv: • . Ihr^-jrrar-oM ►#ta« Ti, Anothtr. ioSn of •** *'■ v *•#*«*#*•**• •5>** l- ik . ^-__ a—: . kAwukV’iyjfeA| p «-iu . Of Oopwlt ■Undlns la » . i r« i death ban the p vr:-;; [t«r>pl4 tcsll’q Tictlpr. (nJ tlliccUir of >te Ain., Ii «howln/T bccflinj fJlaw woikratn flfaan* .< > . t ii i ip i i■ ■ ii m i *» —i■ i i. ■- i — m t S S t ,* * : �-r r r T "-V " vrr r I t g r a l f t sr TODAY’S THE DAY » r YW# t - M h M l*n ■ Um past 48 hoar*. Several points In tho stats reported rioting t t sjm paU ilian and ooldisra. Other strike centers wars qniat although n o n troop* w on trrdsrod out Is North Carolina. Organised labor undsrwrot* tho natlonwlds tcxtilo striks last night as union isadsn withdrew tbs It pone* proposal la Iha-Jndus t*r., Promptly at 8 P. If., Pnncls J. Gorman, national striks leadsr, announced mill owners had . not accepted labor’s offer of an armtd true* and that Isadsn o f tho walkout would not accept responsibility fo r fu to n violence. President Groan of tho Amiri tan redsn tion o f Labor said i majority a f tho 1M national and International ynioos affiliated with his wganiaation had pWdgod financial aid to tbs Un­ til* workers. >Ho abandoned plans fo r a moating of labor’s super-council bars' today to dlacwh financial participation by all unions In tho Walkout and said tho striks wmdd b* discussed at the A. F\ o i L b convention In San Prsncbts, . . . — j . ^ *Tho rospooslblllty Is upon lha x ^hoolders of tbs management now,’’ Gorman declared last ‘ night. **Oor generous gesture hda been U no a rail: llanagsnssat sasou still deUnnlned to rldo hldh and ta tide - hard as H algay* has ridden.’* .Gorman warned that his group would not accept responsibility far rielsnc* In the bloody con­ flict after 6 o’clock last night. ’’ Violence Is going to get wer*0|“ ho said. His warning was lisusd as thro* Now England state*— Connecticut, Main* and Rhode . (Continued On Pago Four) Piy*. j Search For Hidden Fortune Of Widow R e v e a l s $100,000 MOBILE, Ala., Kept It.—Search for tho hidden fortune of Mrs. Margaret Steels Coi, SB.ysar-old widow w ho’ died her* Saturday, want on last sight with mors than flOOjDOQ already turned up. Patico guarded the modest home o f Um Sgod rad use closely as locksad carpenters, under the t i relatives and friends eiplorsd possible for I Asset (0,000 In thousand dol­ ing. MUe was believed still hidden t u n hi the house. Nearly |lt£00 tm.g*id coins, currency and checks WSS found la the treasure hunt Mewday night. BOAT SINKS Got. Louis J. Brmnn, first man to be re-elected as DemocrrUc gorem or of Maine since the Civil War, who won out oTcr his Republican opponent, Al­ fred K. Ames, by the surprising plurality, of over 23,000 votes. H .M .P A P W 0RTH RE-ELECTED TO HEADTRADEBODY Re-Election Also Is Accorded 5 Other L e a d ingr Officials A # l t h s s for the past fire ye arm, re-election to the presidency o f th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce came to Harry M Pspwnrth, popular d ric leader and property owner, during the Sep­ tember meeting of the board of directors, held at the trade body office last night. Re-election to office also be came the privilege of B. F. Ilsines ef Altamonte Springs as first viceprwldent, Mrs. J. W. Coates of Oviedo, A. G. Wegner of ChuluoU, end John Meisch, Mr., of Sanford as district vice-presidents, and Ar­ thur Bransn as treasurer, while Frank Evans of luika Mary, and W. II. Schmidt of Hanford were elected as district vice-presidents succeeding C It. Haarcy and It. A. Newman, respectively. By unanimous consent. Karl Lehmann wai again aalected as (Continued On Page 4) ABA Head Pleads For Leniency For “Slow” Borrowers WASHINGTON. BepL IX— (A P) —Y. M. Law, president of tha American Hanhara’ Association, ha* appealed to the nation'* bank examiner* not to hamper th* ex­ tension of bank credit* by a rigid atlituda toward ‘Slow" loans that are fundamentally sound. Law addressed a conference of examiner* charged with reporting on the condition of BO percent of th* banka of th* country. "It stand* to reason," Law told them, "that aa long aa examiners believe It to be their duty to con­ stantly hammar on loan* that are admittedly good, only becaua* they are alow, It will have tha affect not only of forcing banka to aaart un- -- ------New ' K i ■ d O f Flight ix—(*> t traae- NUMBER 275 DEATHSHIPS]Long Realizes All Of HueyBecomesDictator WithUnprecedented Powers As Slate Is Swept Into Office WASHINGTON, Sept. IX— OP) NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—M l— —The us* o f Army pilot* to dem­ Georg* Rogers, Chief Radio Opera­ onstrate planes for a private con­ tor on th* burned Morro Castle, cern abroad was described today told Ihe Board of Inquiry today that it we* fully 30 minutes after to the Senate Munltloa, Commit­ he wa* awakened berai*** of the tee. fire agoerd th* ahip he received President J. S. Allan!, of th* the order to tend out an SOS. « Curtiaa-Wrlght E*i*irt Corpora­ The smoke waa gelling thick, tion, said his company frequently Roger* (ratified, and the radio borrowed Army pilot* and they loom wa* getting warm. II* % tow,| on ),i, had proved helpful in the sals of Gov. R u n sit* Talmadg# (left) and Judge Claude Pittman (right), , lllt |l,. .aid a curtain In the planes. He eaid the pilots usually |thief contestatj ta for the govei noi*hlp of Georgia, awaited In Ihrir , h, me* today th* drci*lon of the voter* who went to the poll* in loom caught fir*. were on leave. large number* to ca*t ballot* that will deoil* the outcome of (he "I could hardly breathe,” he Other evidence *■■ presented moat heated political campaign Georgia ha* -een In many a year. ■aid. when his assistant came that th* Corporation, In March liack to th* bridge and said, 1131, attempted to arrange for ' Alright, send out an KGS.” lie testified he wa* awakened President Hoover to receive Com­ by second Assistant Radio Opera­ mander Arturo Merino, chief of tor George Alagna, after the th* Chilean Air Force, in order to fire broke out. help counteract the efforts of the mentis Investigation of the tragHYDE PARK, Sept. II— ✓ Irene* Fella Lammott and (A .P .)— President Itooae velt espeels Congress to enact Pierre DuPont art neat on the legislation requiring passen­ program to tell o f the munitions ger ship* ta he constructed as operations of thair large corpora­ completely fireproof aa pos­ tion. sible aa a reaull of th* Morro The story of the international Castle disaster. The President disclosed this today at a reg­ traffic in the tools of war as reATI-ANTA, Sept. I t - l A D — Reduction in fire Insurance ular press eonlerente, saying reeled b, the Senate munitions rates in this city dr|vnd upon A bitter political campaign. In he believes even th* equip­ investigating committee brought the City Commissioner* accept­ which charges of disloyally to j ment material ran be made of protests yesterday from two for­ ing six recommendations made fireproof material. The Morro the New Deal were answered eign power*. rerwni* by the Southeastern Underwrit­ Castle waa a steel ship. with vehement protestations of Secretary of State Hull launched ers Association, it was reveal' rvelled support of President Roosevelt with Senator N>e, chairman of the this morning by Mayor W. K closed In Georgia last night wi'h He testified he went In the committee. The Argentine ambae- l-rfflrr. interest renlered In the fight be bridge to act as his messenger, sador has protested to Hull that The recommendation* call to f tw nn Governor Talmadge and , and at 3:13 o’clock, Alagna re full-time paid the inquiry has reflected on a high three additional Judg* Pittman. 1turned and aa(d, "You better get Argentine naval officer. Chilean *u- firemen, the purchase of a deluge Ten re present* lives In Cun- I out of here if you don't want thorities also era understood to have set or turret noxtl* for th* area*.. f*ur af tlvam wnup|H>ertl. [ u, die Ilka a r»t." pru lamlad. ■It was believed Uqll der company, tha resueapU", WBf” brill ndmlnhted In tho I 11* said h* asked, "Whst shout also wee interested [q do ewe*an le regular drill* by tha entire Democratic primary today. distress messagesf Then we re partment, th* condition that both purporting to connect Mexican Pittman hat -tumped the slate from officials with American munition! the pumper and ladder truck re- acruslng Tslmvdge of fighing reived a radio message another ship asking bImiiiI a Bpond to first alarms In th* princoncerns. el every turn, burning ship off the Jrf*M> cipel business district, the In­ the President Nyr and Hull refused to reveal stallation of an apprevrd tele­ •specially charging opposition to ! Coast.!’ It waa aflri this that (he details of their luncheon con- graph fir* alarm ayslem of Class the farm progiam of the Ad­ the SOS was sent, hr said, He aisi, lit vrrsatlsn. II or Class C as recommended ministration. Xtartling disclosure* in the Moi "Wit) you keep big nsmes out of by the National Hoard of Fire tiaimed (list in only one otlu t I to Uastle dlssastrr filled the testi state hsve Relief funds liern the bearing from now on ?" N>e Underwriter*, and the adoption niony yesterday in the Department and strict enforcement of a Cod* divou-ed from nste administra­ of Commerce Inquiry tritu Salur ws* asked. tion, and hurled rliargr* of a Suggested F’ire Waste Grdidays sea holocaust ‘'No," he replied emphatically, of "pardon racket'* With the federal ^rrand jury l-alvr ha wrote a letter to Hull riartces for .Small Municipalities Tile campaign was enlivened hearing Uapt. William F'. Warms Mayor Laffler had cnniinunl rsjm g the committee had no inby a federal i mu l injunction rushing its own rated with officials of the Assocl Invraligaliun, offending a foreign trntion of ation with the request for recom­ against John Whitley. I-agrange (Cuntinusd On Page F'our) government lit said tha commit rnnlraclor and , losspersonal mendations fur second class on ter illd not endorse sll statements men entiles, instead of second and political friend of the gov placed in th* record. class plus five cents as now ernor. prohibiting tom from vu, latiug wage and itour provisions Testimony yaaterday revealed rated. Ihet the Curtiss-Wright Export lie also had Liked for recom­ of (he NR A. corporation, airplane manufactur­ mendations for M-eend class less Tulrngdgr campaigned on Ins ers, offered “ corarnlselons" to five cents on mercanllles, instead record, claiiniiig the new h.gh way hoanl. placed in power after several South American aad M, ( * (Continued On Pag* Two) (Continues On Pag* 1) lean government official*. Sum* WASHINGTON. S*pt 12 —(A P ) members of the committee Insisted I>emo<-r«lir victories In the the commissions were bribe*. Maine elect Inns In might ex pres* Curtiss Wrlsty representatives ■ions ■*f concurn yesterday from told the committee they told 24 the K«*|tub|lcmn leadem, ctiupled (Continued On Pag* Two) with Ulk of reloutiled <» O. I*, efforts elsewhere Adininblrmtton spokesmen gn*eted the outcome as WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—<AP) • whacking New l>esl endorse 1—Harry [ . Hopkins, Emergency TALIaAHAHHKE. H * P I . 11! m in t Belief administrator and, nf ( A I ')—.Sheriffs of JfO Klurid* From the lieiuihliriti ramp mmr course, a Democrat, had llttl* news rountlra were tnld yentenliy |»y J nn Msertinn thsl billions Mdistnh at his press conference except: I*. Newell* exemtivp mm re tar y tu oted Buppo*t'dly for relief upper “ That sonuvagun of a brother of fjovernor Bholti, tli*l it %*■* "im entlw can l>e used to Influence vot mine h< running for coroner on the prmliv©” they report Immediately era. HALBOA, Canal Zone, Rapt. IX. Republican ticket In Turonia, <-r» wh#tK*r slot mar hi it** are Iwinir — .Spontaneous combustion was the Was hington. Democratic quarieni prepareti to operated In lh#lr counln*^ cause of a smouldering fire In Nn. use frequently the adage: ” As "Can you tie to that? My fath­ Newell said 20 ahertff* hnve imt 3 holds of the Grace line ship San­ er was a good Bryan Democrat m Maine goes so goes the nation " ta Rita, safely In port here. h«r Iowa Hr ran for Congress time replied to m letter which went for Poetmaster (I e n • r a I Farley captain, Harry Stephenson, aald after time and never got enough ward from the Governor'* of foe called ’’ the convincing majority Aug 27 asking for reports nn tin- given** to Braun, ’ ‘proof ample that Monday. votes to put in hll hat.” riot machine statue by Kept I" “The fire waa not of Incendiary The brother’s name Is Dr. I aw ­ Governor SSolt/ is to return it, <i the New Dral meets with the ap­ proval of the majority of the peo­ origin," Captain Stephenson aald. ls A. Hopkins And as fur bis inn “ It waa cauaed by spontaneous Ring for coroner on o Kepuhin so Saturday, and Newell said hr had ple In thia country," askrd that complete reporta on the Chairman Henry P. FUteher, of combustion In our baled cotton car­ ticket, said lIupkiMI slut machine* 1* compiled before the Republican national committee go. Th* bold wa* ep*o*d on* hour "Welt. I thought that party died that time. said the vole in Main* "shows the before th* fir* wa* discovered." two years ago and didn't n*> d * nrceaaity of an Intensification of III* testimony waa aupportad by coroner.” Republican effort*” and that "it that o f Copt. W. A. Clinebard, a is evident that tha peopli have not Balboa fire captain, who declared yet understood what It all means" "Th* fire Certainly w u COOS* I NEW ORLEANS, S«pt. 12 — (A.P.)—Huey Long toda/ had realized hi.* nmlilUon of nmnnhinjt every vestijre of mnjnr politicul opnoxitlon in the State of Loui-viAna end entrenching himself as a dictator with unprecedented powers 4n a Democrat1!) state. LEFFLER SEEKS GEORGIA VOTERS FIRE INSURANCE SET TO PUT END RATE REDUCTION TO BITTER FUSS UndenvritersSugrfrest Interest In Election Centers In F i g h t Method To B r i n g F o r (iovernorship Down luocal Costs GOP Sees Need For More Propaganda AfterLosing Maine Hopkins Expresses Sheriffs Of Twenty Disgust Over His F l o r i d a Counties Brother’s A c t i o n Must File Report Combustion H e l d As Cause Of Fire On S. S. Santa Rita Poison “Candy” Kills T i t u s v i l l e Child Hillsborough Ships F i r s t Grapefruit TITUSVILLE, Bept, (X— Bobby Harris. X-year-old amt wt Mr, and Mrs. C. Barrie, died hate at noon yesterday, after having ewallewed a full bo* e f strychalae tablets, which wart eald la l a w h e n pro scribed la medical treatment for •aether member Of the family The physician whe waa hastily suaiaeotted, waa u a h le ta eeaatrract the etfeat f t the placet. t i iS showers tanlght aad TkaraAsJ. Operator Says S h i p Was HotUnderFeet When He Received Order To Ask Aid STUART, Fla., fl.pL II.—W )— Th* four grew of the twomasted f h k h g schooner Emily B m n reached short saf.ly MonBay aflsr the retail sank off Jupi­ ter Island. but will prevent them from mak­ ■* '— ring nay new loans except those that are extremely Squid aad of by combustion. There waa no dam­ ' short duration." age, other than to tha cotton and roffp* In tha cargo. W" t SOS FLASH His A m bitions In WAS DELAYED Beating Walmsley L a b o r Underwrites HE’S THE WINNER Curtisa-Wriffht Head Says Men Proved Strike As U n i o n Helpful When On L eaden Withdraw . Leave O f Absence . P e a c e Proposals Rioting mad bloodshed brought out mil National Qumnbthen In Rhode Island today, the latest storm cen­ ter of the textile strike. |Guardsmen fired m volley over the heeds of m crowd to disperse strikers mfter a — w e a t h e r Partly clsody with local thunder- Prlca Firs Cents SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1934 ARMY PILOTS i r i n g O u t G u a r d s HELPED S n R h o d e I s l a n d PRIVA1E SHIPS th e TAMPA. Sept I t — I V Bret carload o f grapefruit to V akippod from HUItboroogb ceoaty Utte m o son .left XV packing gloat of tls* 11illsbora Citrus Grew are Xmui Iution yaaterday. Manag ua J. B. la- gram aald It was oold f. o. K by th* Pluridu atrea X td U H i for f4 a b n for first P-Tf • kas for China Purchases 22 Brutal PerVtrt Held Ultra-Modern Planes As Slayer O f Child NEW YORK, «*pt. 12.— ( A F )— INDIAN A t'OLJB, Bapt. 12. — ( AIM—Rearing brolao 1 plainly indlcatlng h* waa U*0 victim of a aadistic slayer, th* body of 13. year-old Donald Idw ord Dillon » u washed yesterday from a souih aid* sewer. Th* lad had V r e abet twite In th* heed. A handkerchief was crammed In Me Unaatb os a gag His left hand wo* aoorrbed as if he had been tortured with O hot wire Or thin poker g a d . there were marks on otbor yoria o f his Indy India alive of th* attach of a bru­ tal yervtrt, F- ••riflkw W jiA ' ni . The Herald.Tribun* aaya that the l l e a r w a t e r U O n fllO ^ r H Northrop Corimratton, of Ingle­ wood, Calif., h a * recently com­ ° pleted an order of 22 ultra-modern CLEARWATER, Bapt. 12 attack plane* for th* Chin*** gov I Al’ )*-Tba Clearwater city corn ernment. Th* plan**, aald to tacmd In misaion la conaldarlnff a plan In pcrformanc* anything In th* Unit- giv* building alto* ta raaldent* who Htateo Army or Navy squadrons, ran qualify for loan* from th* are described a* • development of Federal Housing Administration Under th* plan n o w l*-mi Ihe long-distant* raring mono­ tha dtp would give lot* plane Gown by Frank Hawks. studied, Each I* sail to be capable of car­ which II i s m through las delin­ rying • 1Odd-pound bomb and us- quency. Th* result, offlrlals bouni machine guns la addition l<> lievs, would ho stimulation of runfusl for non-stop flight o f over -tiaction sod restoration of prup2000 miles, Imy to thg tax rails. :* i. Chief Officer W. F. Warms of the Ill-fated Morro Castle, who biokr down and wept as he told I l f the death of til* captain, Ito'irrt R. Will molt, at the g ow n men's investigation of the trag­ edy. Wanna slated that he t»elirved the blare was of incen­ diary urigin. Ills aisle of conillilatee In yester­ day's Democratic primary was •wept ta s convincing victory, crushing the half century's polit­ ical rule of the New Orlrsns ring now captained by Mayor Semmet Walmsley. That ring, tho old regular organlxatton that uniformly elected (to candidates Tor generations, had easily repulsed all of th* Klngfhih'a previous efforts ta destroy It. It beat his candidate* In th* January mayoralty clretlnn, but laing vowed (horoutrii vengeance. He had hi* vengeanre tmiay. Now he can truly call him«elf dirtator. Had lxing lost in a landslida, politically ho would Iw driven from the gate* of the city, but by win­ ning. ha aaeumed the mantle of dictator with power undreamed of in the politics of a state of th* United Stale*. f Blease Finds Out CITY NEWS BRIEFS "They Never Come In Politics l-ocal weather yesterday: Back” High HM, low 73, rainfall an inch. IM1 ul H Tfc# A i w w I i t M P t f w r TuendAy't printAriti In klfh l stetes showed thee* roaulta tadayt .'LowiManst H oly !<on* dates win. 4i U r * T l South Carolina: The vetarun Cole lllraae waa beaten for govor* Thu City 11riff ir ofTeri treat withes tu M iu Ml hi rad Urn*)#/ and all other local parsons who will celebrate thair birthday inTiivcrsanea, and extends con­ gratulations to Mr* and Mrs. W. riilortrio: Miti Josephine HocKi, n, Rowe <nee laobul M. Raynor j, who will ceiehratr their IMh uwnrr o f rot! rnlnt* »rul ft to clll worker w m of Governor Ed^ weililiiig anniversary tomorrow, win Jubnaon for th* D«*mf»cr*Uc Sanford Klks l.odgo la ached* nomination. uled to meet in an Important Arlxona: 8«n»tnr ABhurat w il session at the Elks Hall Friday lemdlns n cloa* cont»*t f«»r nominnnight at H;(KJ oVlock, said llow* ttpn. ra aid Uverlin* loilge sure la ry, Mich if nn^yftrthur U c y , I)«trolt this morning. attorney. Jumped into a alight lead over Governor William Com*lock Dr. 11. H. Caswell. Ed Meisch. W, for the Democratic ffubrmalorial S. Coleman, ami John (E l*«>onardy nomination. Frank Flttffcrald lx left this afternoon for a fishing the GOP choice. trip on thu East Coast htdow Titus­ Vermont: Scn*tor Austin, Neff ville, The group plana to be away Me*I for, wfts r*n»med by Rtpubfur two daya. licfthR «B Democrat* picked Frad F. I*. Danforth, of Jacksonville, M» rt In New llftmpshirv ('onffrantTHMl representing the Aviation Dm* ainn of the FEitA, wa* in San- Rogrrn, Drmocral, «ntl Tnlwy, Rifonl and vicinity today super­ puhlicxn, were rrnununalrd. Wathington: A cloxr race fur lha vising the erection of Sanford atrpoit markers on pnocij a! hi’ mi*cr»tic xonatonal nnmlnatioil Gniriha, Conner!nut, and Mary* highways leading into the t lly* Two hnal men, supplied by tha land were holdtmr prtmarir* today, FKRA, assisted him in the work. and l)»c Nmw York primary i* to­ morrow. Final opportunity to her mu* a cliitf in inemher of Banfont Ju* nioi Anllera Ijudge comes to* nigirl. before the end of a regu* Imi1 ilie"eting which begins at •;3tl Wk at Elks Hall, i’ lan* will CHAMHFTRSHURG. I’a.. H*pt. he CMinpleJed o if the m 'ialo*y 12. (AI*) The ecratrh of a pin •o ivice here m it Wednesday exploded a etlrk of dynamite and lught, when Delaand ulficeis will aenl Mrs. Clarence Schulti, of near in-1mII new officer* and imiiaie Greeiiraatl*, to a hospital with all tnembera during charter prw- serious injuries. smitaDurt cerem »nies. The dynamite, lost by a worker on the Schulti farm last week, wax Rumors that a wave of dengue found by th* woman’* daughter. fever had descended uj»on thr Ruth, three. Mrs Hrhulti told phyt'ity proved to be without foun­ ainanx ah# ocratchvd the surfaca dation whyi a check up toda/ re­ of the slick With a safety pin m vealed only lhr"e or four t»«ia an effort to Item th* cuntentx and of the fever. I wo white ]Mtii lita it esploded. are at Frrnald toiughton Memo­ rial Hospital recovering from MKM. KENNEDY DIEM the intense pain and discomfort MACON. Ga.. Hapt. I X .- (A P ) — which dengue brings, anti (heir caaea arc the principal ones tu Mr*, lxiuiae Cliaby Kennedy, B8, daughter uf the man wbu founded report. Macon's first dally new*paper, Is Congressman J<»# Bear*, of Jack- dead. sonvllls, la the latest prominent Floridian to accept an invlUtion to r Curiosity OnceProved Fatal For Cat, Too (Jiving Free Homesite on J,ln■1 '"»• '; M>r" h,thwl" c"ll“ tn* HI. Johns River aa gueal* of t h< Samlool* County Chamber rf Cam mere* on Oct. 8. Th# group will board a yacht ot Blu* Springs, cum* ta Banford, and continue on through th* river ta Lake Harney and beyond If possible. Inspection of needed river improvement* I* th* Impelling motive behind th* In­ vitation Mlaa Elisabeth Jan* Leudar, of Apopka, graduate of Florida Htata College for Woman tbla spring, {CoRitausd On r * 4 * Four/ • •.r/zcJiit -r. 1 LOCAL WEATHER SI * 11 —■ >1 . — t> .... M ---•i Avft. 1 A v* Xrr«. 1 > I I I « t fi • It II ---- «l •t Tl II fI IT Tl .it- iH .ti t* 81 II .14 II Tl 11.14 Iff UBt It Tl 111 If m «k u « BaAa ^ at t« Tl it it Tl i •i Tt I.$ TT Tl i,' m II Tl ft Tl .81 I IT Tl It Tl It Tl ii H •w II J L It 2 o �4 T T ^ T "’ -7T THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,/ ' WEDNESDAY, 8EP1 i P A G E TW O FT The Hanford Herald Long V ic t o r , "» n. •w. i!,t t ;— < • -ik iru* * w n th e fNl e*w T h e nucceaa yueccaa o f H ug ey c y iLxoinngr'a t icUkeeVt a. In ir O rrloan* e'pfctfon y to te r d n y alm oat cn h e» ennelyxlfoi com peU ls tth ^ a t th e jw ople o f L ou isian a, a t 1 leant, aom eone e**t, a re, aa eon c rem arked th e o t h e r d a y , rea d y to fo llo w a n y P ie d P ip er w h o blown h (« h orn . T o th is pon du n lon th e re ia on ly one altern a tiv e w N c h 'ire Hope in th e c o r r e c t u u e. ____ An w e underntand th e a rg u m en t, n eith er S en a tor IAN—Ha L on g n or M a y o r W a lm d e y h im n elf w a a a J ca n d id a te. *|t y*V y tUgeCI v waa a qu ca tlon o f m a ch ln m . T h e L o n g m a ch in e Waa nup& X r r :i’ ~ E £ p ortin g o n e bet o f ranrliilnttm ntiil th e NVhlmnley m a ch in e f k lW Maalka .. ----- - — — ... Nl.Tk M r Oaill«< Par W h N ------ ^ —> M l wan n upp orting a n o th e r net o f can didates.,- . f t m ay h a v e lieen that th e ca n d id a te* thenm elvca h ad norpething to d o f!''All akliaarr P PP* VMM aMaPflN (V M With th e o u tc o m e o f the election . It m a y h a v e linen, and *M •telrTl ail»«*•<• fkt tW 1 we p r e fe r to "hope, th at th e L on g ca n d id a te s w ere o f h ig h er ty p e .th a t S en a tor Long* h lm . .nrflf. .. i fc ' t * t F u rth e rm o re , an the p ro g re ss of th e cam p aig n b rou g h t to lig h t a d d ition a l fa ct*, it b eca m e fa ir ly ev i­ s T f r M n n t o n fM iii dent that M a y or W alm n ley, as w ell an hin p olitical m achine, IMA Im Ua a n o A ll* left m uch to be d e n im ! by th e w ay o f d e c e n t fo r th r ig h t •irr wMh a » |a O t a f k l M MW* ■* A m eriranin m . H o wan him nelf not a b o v e rep roa rh , and in the even o f th e a v e ra g e N ew Orieann* v o te r , w h o munt necensariiy ennnider n u m erou s local innuen, h e m ay have been worne th an th e S en a tor, It seem s th a t certa in fo rm a o f v ice and corru p tion __ H k lliM Weevil*. All h avo long been n c o m p o n e n t part o f th e C ity o f N ew Or* MghSA «S eshllroiua af •»•***' leans. T h e local m a ch in e w h ich luimm ncil to lip in |iowar B n M h krrrla , n alw r—«***<■ hag n ever failed to fu tten oir o f tn c g r a f t w h ich w as WBDN K81) A T i f i KrT. 1 1 iTte m ade readily availn h lc by n p resu m a bly p rosp erou s red lig h t d iitr ic t . mnlev T h a t M a y o r Walmnle; ’ Dp b l h m i i r o * T t i b a t ovaiieti themnelvoN o f ov ery oppoirt u nity w h ich thin c o n ­ ii THE MEASURE O f MERCY: ditlon presen ted in in d ica ted by th e fa c t a t least th at th ey IfliYcr pirrcy upon top, 0 Qd*I* rc* failed to d o a n y th in g u liout ft. cording »« thy lortnff kindntw: It U junt iKinnlido th at the p eople o f New O rleans W ear dirt* to the mulUtud# of thy w ere m ore d isgu sted by th e p rev a len ce o f such vice and tf'inlrr marries lilot out my trxnn- g r a ft a m o n g th em than th ey w ere by th o an tics o f th eir *1-#**!Imi«. !**■ Im 61:1* sen ior aen n lor w ho, a ft e r all. d e v o te s a la rg e portion o f Ilia tim e IB m a tters o f nationnl im p ortan ce, now that he T *<•*. is .ia th e Senate. It m ay be. In th e fira t place, th at th e YVhrn n nhlp burn* at ' thnt's the timr i fellow wishes people o f l,oui*ianH had the g ood sen se to send him to Johnnie Weismuller. W a sh in g ton in o r d e r to g e t him out o f th e ' ha wns S ta te of ----- O' - ■ Ism iaiana. , H ow ever thin m a y tie, w e aro not ready to con ced e Tti* United Slates may nut !*• , b 1» i« k**i> out of th« nasi war, th a t Iaiuiatanniia have nunk no Inw an to en d orse a H uey i’ bul wa'll bat s r don’i gn intO|I‘ f>tig type. It in tine o f th e u n fo rtu n a te eonneijueneea o f ■* sat* th e A m erica n im lllical sy stem th a t th e p eop le dn not al­ It to make the wurld w a y s h ave nn o p p o rtu n ity to v o te fo r a g o o d m an. T h ey Dsmnrrsry. § mirnt v ote fo r mu* o f th e ca n d id a tes w ho is ru n n in g. A n d, I ; -------------O to o o fte n , the c h o ic e in resolved Into th e n ecessity of •ui :• V* At that we'il lather the p ick in g the tenner o f tw o cvljg. ^Anertcan rompanies wnuitl tniy \ Uieir munition" from A nif f ii .m KnitH'li : companies than from * concern*. i. ■ , . . ° ' T h e m ore in on e rends o f th e M orrn C a stle d iia s le r , the ER * ' * 0t1* lr,,,,t,l» nhnul i-liinl" at'ng m ore up|Mtl'cnl it biM’iim es th a t the m ost rem ark ab le unjiect y' ! poverty in 'Hal il you |>nul |,,f t |||H trn ged v is t not that Ut3 persona lost th eir lives but • year U. l26,tMHl,lt(Ki. u ||»m t no ninny ninny oolf th e pHnsnngcrn m m inged to nave thum _ , ______ e°*t lyuu •!!«»,iga»,iHHt,tnm • -L c ly e a . It was c e rta in ly th rou g h no help o f th e cre w that which la « In! » f money even tn |mmj ( |]tj 3yjj p a 0wpnj , „ ra fin ally fo u g h t th eir w ay to i » r r >Hi f » i w **••** iwter fl* r If M « !tooter* » « * * * riwrtfe* IIII ****** Neaaolla twx "* A.raa*.--------— ***— t -*u ‘**-'-*T' o r i , k i r», m i . at ik* raat-orrw* • I M f i A . M i l M b r t f f * a •* ftM H W » l k n i t k '***■ r” it o u in n U m u i' t ■ % r"i 1Jf* TfceyTI CmL-Lika N ew t . I . LAW N R O W E R S ,' tm A im w in and an ? ^ T i L-V c a ^ ,ii Jhe Fiesta | llors* newer mower*. blaSea, I shall never fdrget lh«' M ornnr flight, ami told* from ■ it, all Ihe Mexican eooep, dime airs, haleee, • r W i+ llA * * clip, ad in* t ru ■ para of all kind*Repaired aa* we draft from Trtpldsd; C o if,’ to time VM f i r m a r t ! t o ‘the most mental musk; Cotxju latjKria* Taoa, N. M. “Thera waa iha Baf— Raton genuine mol Joyous merry-making ROM, Lea VUtotwe AlegM* Upiaa (C M I lm l Fra** Fag* (tec) Pass, a veritable iky Una trail, •we eoaid « m laugh*. T b s te k i etcheitra; Los Matachine* dance, ftf second class pin* five cent* aa » m X k . ¥ J m e tome twenty miles or more in was tery * * fw ls»p S ■■w*« a|a- • o*«r-nia, with WOO p u b folk * •oof rated.' ’. length, with a rather midden and who bad coma for La Fiaata, aad terrifying descent plumb Ini# thi for tbr*« solid dais and nights ths 1, An official) o f th* Association at# wtkm - f i i M fia-W* 7 very heart of the llttla town of l a - gelety continued— Indiana, M illoloraaM Mayer LtfiU r hy -k tion. Then * breathing apell, arid cant, la d the great American, gen2• U f that tf alt sif thc recomrovtihawM* the exqnlxita Clmamm Canyon— twgnte .aacnnd ceiebrstton. sad as datioaa named are compiled with tree lined, waUr riapllag at the always.face, wars my study.’ h , fret of the p*tu*4*,favd Lum bar A n d In futl, “ (They) wilt Justify nor The children aye the rarrriait pool*. >”•“ '• tjry i H oofin g ,ecominerdiag ta th* Florida-In tittle thing, and ao'preltjf: They Then Too* I Old, old tpection and Rating Bureau that for hundred! of 'yeark ;h* city be re-cUt* [fled on the have bred In th«fr •" baXi* of - aesond' aiaM’ less flra lovely end they certaiaty have In­ Our'hotal Vila quit* MO comparably, dalnt. feet and ankles. cent* on mcrcnrtil** within but If* exterior #ga A few wore the lace mantilla, but It*t of a hydrant, and aaeond ordinary 1 ad&b* portal* clemr aei modem, dress waa usually inter cl*as on all other risk* within ■iparsed With apedtilI fleets rda- too fe d o f a h>dr*nl *nd thrr* front, while tn back I € • * lames, tlgh basques sod the bHIy passage Or' »**} )| m fcu miles of a flra station equipped . i, Phone t|1 very with motor-dri Ken appamu*-" skirts. Tn* man men were mostly mdk drove out to ths plain, but wb»n one did qs* a •boinded In babln f t ' w a*' a(d«d 'that If--All r*eone, it wgs sometnlng to quiet Watchful India] and tiw affaet w*» delighffulfT some rtngteedxUoh* are eompllad wHh wyHa horns about. Rom* in * tan­ them bus, about thetr XbfV had'*#*"ae»C' " ‘ ning costume, more in work-a-dA tic* Jit " t h * l - '1g* 11(off-ter th* loTHcrO seemed to be c|o(hes with th* addition of • scar­ rulUltom wf the ■approved tetemud’ ovens where I H ham poo let sash, a sombrero, and now and grdph- fire 'aterin *y»Wi». "W * and'up Pn'artroia & thbn a 'g a y seripe acsw** th* w i" rXcommktvd t* th *'r. ‘y .* ^►i could not reath them roof pf La Rent F acial . of beef and' mutton dry] r**u that th* <Mt b* »*<laaal. magnindent pocble style shoulders. • BepU-robei S|wcial , sun. Tbelr baltih wo^a'#] __ It srwi th* old ladies, however, tied on th* taate M *MMMd dte*» hotel—perfectly vUlbts " to th* Alt For, with grain arid hay, IhotFMWaa throngs In the streets below. who held my gage—old, old, so otd un merenntlk* within Im t 75c ' 1 * " and cattle In good rondlikrty. —evert tree* of youth and beauty of n Itfdrant and a*eond elaM i* *n adobe town, but Wo iiw uerin* 11 Mltale—’tnualc everywhere” and gone from their withered brown an all fiber ri*k* within SO O feet c . F. B A LE S very attractive' hbntoa' there, bad qn fCui ‘ time— the gay ' RBaaftti faces, but thus* eye#! Calm, quid, of a hydrant and thro* mile* of Flret St. Sl Defend 1 ^ 4 * we were told that many arttots’ had pertplu atrtglag their fork' loitgu-i. kind, they look out from under thr making 'up additional vertex l| a ftro Station uquippad wtth » o com* together hr a sort o f eotoay. they go afong, and liP, rhythm to Idaek'shaWI laying they never **• loi-drira*. apparatus.” . Another day—another canyon— Infectious that one just had to ham !>*<rted ease In Ilia, so why be sour that of the Rin (Irsnd* which rkee H with them. — they h#d their faith and their * Th*' u tter' added that “ rreommendaUMts aro families, was not that enough! In Creede. Colo., and hurries dowp D U R P E E ’S All around the plat* were th* populatiod. ftr* ■rMOrnae, and tn New M riim in a stream so 'WPth th* fiesta ko vividly before IDAHO GROWN • sparkling and yet so small It did booths where cooking of Megkan me. I must not forget to s*v that physical sbadltton* o f' S*uford aa not seem fxn.ible that It ciadd dishes was going on, ice cream and Rants Fr Is modem and alert. The of fun* 18,' 1*31, and aro w bS fiE D * ever hare rhs-elvil its way through cold drinks disiienseil, and candy Silver dome of the rapltol, the etr- Ject to revision tn tba *vent of Let Ua Supply Yonr Need* the loft, <Jifr» on either side where alw*)W. There was a borj(h for K nt mention o f th* gbverncr, a ft chaWgva, ip th*aa./(Storto, *<e*pt Ihr rosd wound like a thread along brno, where men gathered IhTckly, im to th* Alameda—a tree-ber- in compliance Jyarawtth.” la qaality Heed* broad dancing the prenpttoui walls. Finally Ir and there waa a dcr*d arroyo, *rn) seem to fit In. floor where we watched for hoars M s t s r a. n r s iR i.i. i s u n c o . ■*w* to p d 'k will b* U * pt*utame nut nn the plains and off In although both bunding* *re of ta* a Parto Arer im tit our right, we could trarr the rleer the folk dances of these pleasure- very modem type. There sre flit* ure-nf th* dty bfflrial* la ewaby thr fields end orchard* of rirh laving people. I newer saw any. public, as well a* parochial schools, daUons for th* better protection thing like them. Old ladies with m vtnlue lint border Ita entire the narrow streets are cleanly dation* for the better prntacion cltanly length. Ksge brush and desert In *h4»l» ovrr their heads—old bv light* k*pt. There *rV no treffic light*, ind etaasifirttlrni,” th* letter *>erl direction, escept thb* one tripping It so litbdv fn* wefldet nar ropa, bof the driving i* essen concluded, “ and as toon a* all etrtp of living green along tho .pow they could do Jt all and never ttally good mdhntred, and courtewy have been complied with, kindly • step out of keening with th« prerloup h d ir till wp cafnt* Id - . u . seem* the rtite. advise u* *0 we may lie* Banfard ll.h t Of U.„|. hr, V„ *. lawn, adobe I L "ttislc of th* tipanilh sight of .SnntB , w. orchestra, ___ I mugt close this story with a for Then Ihr girl, and the cowboys inspection and regrading town with green trees eel in a half certain of our uy .me of our municipal engi and rarw-hrrvi their high heels tap­ joka on us, which circle of reineli.ii ruloied hill* homofolka wjll enjoy. ping out a rhythm that almost ne*r*.“ * Harked hy h u y. Hue mounteln*. talked, whirling, twisting their One day wr were trying to find 'y A w Mayor I^ffter Indicated that I wish I hid words to make fan- srqi* In and mil —oh, It was thr the old church of Ran Miguel, and ta Fo real to those who have not very spirit nf play exemplified, and wr rame upon the very pictuf* th* requirement* Ire not 1 «o t* seen ill For ■ pirtur* It would re- I nrvrr tired nf watching them. and pattern of ecclesiastical Xf acting, and that tho matter oriU w r a i quire pignirnts of the most vivid The Indian dance* In the etrect, chityctur*— grey adob#, with b*II M ptared- kWore the t'oiqmlaalon hues, __ Isul on as heavily as the most special meeting n*xt ,, , . on the niof of lav Fond*, and on a tower', tinea clinging and covering in at a ;/// A ,v ; V modem.*1 c painter would dar. f>;,pM|*l platform of their own. it* ruggedne,,. We rntprsd rever- Monday night. these day*. sh ore. .1 , '. r i i M M P*rv aiv.gr, punctuated with ' *ntly and a.krd for a guide to th. » ---------- o - — C C k P E t . u H. Connelly, local innwan,-* It lias now liecoim- ev iden t that th e fir e had been diau Z ,nc| 7 ‘' " blri -"'H x b l* , fc, |rd rri„ and „ rWenl|y f0„ of Old rhureh Orevrt. amf qatrtly thr Well, one gloomy pr** fjrlmh vgont, atala-d th!* morning that come her V m \ ".w nlng to tha.e who undrr.lo.Kl. C lo d io n replied, "Hut s .lo fo , hat South-Eastern Underwriter* 'S H IM M Y • has fallen fjat anyway. I ho h i . Tb U f ,*n:M •hf “ l i r h e , c oeremunlal d.nc**, and lh« " " * I* th* Elk'. U ubl" W . w,lh1 world didn't rcirnr In an and alarm w as g iv en nr I tic p a ssen g er* arou sed. N or w ar the L. tisociatk'n la the rules, rale*, il‘ T h e * ' c ] . 1 1. .1 u r e o f l h u | , foh ru, tumrl wn, n | ,y lht r(lrJ, dtew quictlj, ami kypt our face* Monday a> VVilhur («lenn V"ltva, NOS rertt o u t until llie fire nn th e b u rn in g r h lp coulii be nd form* .lepartmetot Tor ' ' ull Vo b<’ >- nu *<>men ever tobk *• xt^lght *• we could. T it* ‘ • w M ^ " i r 1‘, v ^ ’L l w ere f i ­ A the Rh •m"t, of /.lon, llhmuia *Hii plainly ween fro m sb ore. W h en the p a rscn g cra Along Ihr entire northern .Id* of , „ rt , llcir „ wn h(|th co|or I .lock fir* tnaurone* com pan i-Topipry^w *.go P I—blf1 ** t e r . gf*.. i f jrtur tmr i r * m y nally eulleil on il.sk , all th e ntrirerr reem to have illaapthr i>lm« hr* the lunjc low It would. Some oilier time per support and aasiat in the ma’inote, a* ili I thr prrsrne* of thr . bopp, U tomr bock ibiav day. tmd it dsm frrA li, c u t t y ., * > )reared ami I tie mcmbcrH o f ttic e rew p rom p tly a d opted a of thr r^'Trrnrtr"/* for Ihrrr hun* 1‘urhlos In grral numbrn., baps, n the nation. All enmp-nle* ’ * ' 1 1-!------=—!— J —■ p olicy o f ev ery man fur him rulf, • drrtl yi'Am m cupird t») thr rfcrrti* -------------o -----------egement of Ih# Aaaoelatlon, nnd In on* uf its rooms, with Under . .the ,-srt le ~ n , . . t £ , J d 1A K M V ^ P IL O T S Firat (llfie e r W arm n, w ho had ar.eume.'l com m anil up­ "v»IU thr«** la recoanaeiMUtlMU as* ungglly „ Accordmif to Kons Hathaway, f**«t thick, insurinf PRIRre. the wunirn . luirir «Ui Honda hanks are k» lflK on th e death o f C aptain W ilm o tt, b a r been hailed ns the (K-rfrrt quiet for him in tb*night, d|«ui«Tli.ir shnr accepted by all compantf*. potterlei. add' Ix-w Wallace, liven blahkrto. w hir thr man rovod the | to makf loaa* 'nr repair* undiu h e ro o f thn rllsa rlcr sin ce he rem ain ed w ith th e s lo p until hour*. Urn w r — t .--------ny pnvrrmir of New Mexico, wrote their b#xl*n | SEMINOLE tin nm 11mi" m.< Art Huai w»: e v e ry o n e else hail eith er left <t hart perish ed iu th e flam es, ry prohibition laws. Hr de­ m fumujlxr iuwelr ■— | will hr ) tn l irul irly inU'resio I to nnd y et ll w as he w ho irruliored th e Ivoal Into th e w ind so Ihr Ijb't half of MenHur l|.y>e il,vrr | T IR^ SH C P ars* he wilt u in a aev.nl prlrhxptrn* thxt inrluitrd Ihr cruel I*rr>*n*f r * Wmikrl or two., a year or Iwti *ioin rmw i* how that th e northeast g a le blew all the sm ok e ami fire directly xutnKrmphrdletter <hv'r pin. \xm. r n1en>" tren in* « - / with Tabnadir white iKith ) 4 k * V i O It « ,-f Hi vi -I--* many of thmi have made mull upon th e pa ssen g ers w h o w ore huddled to g e th e r in the flxian In «n banging tn the o il p.lace now *. tey. ting tu me—oft rn ..irly W*H , .| .||r, u Bu|jvi. in 1»^3 Taimadge and ITltman dec? ire ) , Sf w Ioann innir un Urn Wallam >ai.| tl,*i U, .how of, thru reirm»nl*|s ™ l'»*r> Plane* ut m iisia tn stern o f th e boat. v I 1 -r'-t ** Irr, WMvie* t<* t*k* money A Irttrr from the e >mp*n< „ 1110 Ft im if h indsight is b etter lim n fo r e s ig h t, w e can 't ever afterword II... iiw.m to him I"' m s n w m ills* m the flr-t primary. • The t »y of Miami r* planning a u nderstan d w h y ih e strip w as not allow ed to d r ift b e fo r e waa hi. 1 with the liagrdy nf th* ,nT *n'*Hli|g. yet a rrttaln wl<S»f- <rffir» to its lln||vi»n aqrnt c* l(e-*is|iations lor ■t'Mov i prtmillj"n •I* llai pMik and playgrmirnt th e w ind in to tire shout w h ich w as only eig h t m iles aw ay, trus*. Fan la Fo elninu. to I* th* ’ V " " ,W’ "Nenqrnirrible piesaed ,ie|b-f the rh*-.. war l. .ry bitabel Jill,,XJ a# aqanJl canter I" I f 'Iinameil hy KKltA *o***tl|^M *e*m* to me iw,T n Pa-aeuay and Bolivia irr if fo r som e rea -on it w as n ecessary to d rop th e an ch or, hjvlest tr l of gov) I nn.ent in th* P™ * •U7a ivev y.S 's ago wl en vutmom > Miaini i* alniut ten times United Slab. , as it. -uUlemcnt by **»,0*‘ • ;»• • «m.arko.l aonier „ p,|p , , k| , n.< aided w h y d id n 't th e nlTieers h erd the p a ssen g ers to g e th e r in KiiioponiM in lliln anleylulis thr , " ' n'r • lied- tv h-tra all' la c • pan! r th a t* .* Hsntn t l . , , . , ... the sUv of SaMfuid, so on that ha Mill, 1 certainly h»P* we will Ik- aid Kre -th. p th.- n*|ulriinnil h»r aitg •huifoi »l mIHiiiM hr plimntnjr M Ihe bow o f the boat w h ere th e w iser seam en th em selves landing „r Ihr TMg.im Father- * om» n- “ n* •*»>. •"< »h* The masatve r ., .....1"H’ ^ w i f *•* * «Hey aru r=re to get some mnr* business hefm ep rhaii-rud lo payt.i !u*. of p>ii. rriM«"lvr I’ n *. of of Ihr bufulnil thmibMiul dollar park and took r e fu g e b e fo r e a n c h o r in g ? T h e en tire co n d o e t o f th o crew tow a rd th e p a ssen gers Mur! ■>* w.lv but tiler* wm nu ofon n hill to the mirth proud! Thne Indian* Had a lieb thla i.appeo .** playgi nund reitlvr ' llife 'f llr'r own, when A teller wriltco by W. We’ seem s like a m iserable n eglect o f d u ty . Thu C hiuf K n gi -1 overlooking iht- city is * no ir rt rial aaplanallun uf Urn Ht.lKXJ jour »nr«. turm *nif mlfir were "till * . *, #.atrli top. t-. ftr We hv tin* Sarasota Her liiH-r, ar<'U*txl (ruin ilia hlumlriTn early 111 (lie e x citem en t, piliirlwr nf Ihw iturmif hiitm v ih t! tp in l.tra. rtimwing r.rfwaaLlK at »,rr- “ Cr pr.-.ldml uf |nrli|i »*• lo»i|f "trurillt ^ With 0»« Mu- *n..lb»i!" Ah well perhaps Wright, eapreaacd Jhe opiniryn ilia of du ty. ild tl'Mi lh«- (imnty tm rat never w ent m ice lo Ihe en gin e room , hia p..al However, in vJenrgia alarte wide Imlixrin iHfuru the p lt(« WM m fi- a-v— Nil! 'f»r|«*r why eiv.lrialinna Arprnl n* ha giveu ' 111.11*1 •’ but I| U W'.nder tb*re I* h*! | H iihIJn, ami that L eav in g that im itortant fa c to r to tin* iiiixui'm rvised ntoltur* 11*11) lVC*1*lurtM f*»r |l#i11 Dy iiu-s tin* popular vnU due* nil Mu 1 nanrlal sqpp>iit” tn t'armguay Ir, •uni aarept to velerminc who fVftl "O, lilt* Il it I", It I" m*v mill en gin em en . Ire tuok to tho T i f t life Ir.Mit available and VitjjH" Thi" " |n•i in • Fltcrr « t £ h '"■i# ....... ,,r l I did not puraue pur* the aubjert the war *nd stated the conv.eti sral mill" lnurt than It *a* last mived him *.-if to g e th e r w ith a ic o ru o f cretv m em bers and Tlux Il|tlll|ll1 IHR all ren.re h» un I v no <u have In fta year. We in tht» nninty evident only th ree pananigera. "*b rounly. Thr stale'* l.'dt l i e <|ld not take m ore paamiiHurs, tf |iri#-"!** lM»forF they finally gave * 'fiber. I am flipping frnm an nf- |bat Rbtlvib wnnld f rla| program certain I itsta faa- • -|m lar snppn-l either thr.>"g "tiUniMMon to Ihr whits roan. Ijr ran t** thanatpl « r dnn’l have lie aaid, becniHu he did not w r an y. auntie* have III) unit vntue, U hilr hi .v »nt» Kr wr rv rrui to pny nr o r iu i than we do, tutl pf Ih-m haring two each To ™7rt*nr J the Kt»«1ard Oil To, nr wealthy O th er m em lier* o f th e crelv atnl.-.l thht panm-ngerr. 1 'e* nf thr ’ Ihtng. tbast f.lle.l il. _ Will* lathriA* iMUtilifLl liti if n.l grrlualtag Up to thr aik ■erialitul Irecall no they w ere a fra id to get in to Ih e lift’ llirve .'ay., uf ths f«t*. rstlnnal*. A wHim**- a! tint Srnat*'" mu amts. O f courne Nicy w ere. Hut isn't it the c re w '* duty ilnh.nH' ""1ii mill cnitti‘1 to ihr Arch srgrat wIiteK hnt* nil vole* I'.iUfing ftf Lnsoiira, drlurday l:>ivtrn*e that American iromt l.|»h»j*,” wild thr IhmW t«» l> iaimnitiuit" piohr tr tified that In sek A (naj.qity of the Ufli. In n* makers bapswted heavy hi * in put th em into th e life Ixm t• a n y w a y ! A re iiaxacnger*. ullvi' to tm, wiiL'ii qiv 'tlm ka Uh* 1 'ginthe sair of ioi.tr arms to III aid d*i *r* ncnsaary to nostiqal't. u •H (-i|i> aiterrv* B»U. Saturday f r y , T.uV-v I sm April aft"crnop u( thr Aichln-lmfi-* u* -*oji unaccUHtnmiql lo th e w a v s o f the mqt, to he left (o hurl) it ui> iimttsaMry to taka ear# «»f In the last vampsi- -» Talie* '» a speerh by Piemlrr Mussnllni o on nn aban don ed whip nim ply bivuiiae they Ih cn m e h y s te r i­ •r> work h»»n MitrUtl • thi* ohh f *'*' •veryhod) from the President (not ■dl*d 2dt unit va*a< with a p*pn -aln Mass, °qn-tay |rwrp|qg , lal> Kk( p.vsrnled in th* mm cal am i don't know w hat to do lo gave them aalvtw ? N o one ihurrh In tlu< U. H, huilt In IM ), Including the I'lraidentl di lar vote of I Id l.it- vrhilc h i r l Ul! y. ttrVh*^he uruhsrvlj.l f a ' l , ' tnllle*. A Utter fmro Urue. Ugh even told them tiow to p u l on th eir life India, O r h ow to th» blnhoji itixnlcJ. thr huu*v h.*! ri'W’xm tl«*n of and.O f , .. , .. TTba cal'inrt," he said, in fnr '»ob|no' -n-v-- -I* -(•- t*nd lid lived In, and finally Ihe rathedral. Vaegiv "ai.»H *. fmr tw.Tflrten-m 1*1- <-urtlP-WrJgbt pgqqt « l A flfljr gray l (QTiOilHlO).1 1*olltletans' g e l Into the w a ter w ith ou t Jum ping on each oth er. .nits and a total of 180A0R popT h e tra g ed y , itepltiraliki ** it la, waa n ot mortj so the b.iibllng el whi. ti en.toned hi*' ’ V . prA*,, Tmos-v'sl-a tv'CraM of ta*o,-Taebey, aala.UCJiaaa# ml*h la those hot hlnodsd cmmtries of ''*t.„gqte|.. _ . i..lb* Martyrs, and plXy “ 1 J*eah Ixo Havo .*Y* r -pvr underlying *ttiUC Iif* work. nimply lii't-aiir.u it occu rreil close to ah.ire w ith reacue frequent revolutions t«ki* i hunees AineH e*r|S,* • Fund * night. . iMvtorvi Italy a* Turkey h e. " t t 's em s tt.-w." ahtpa a rriv in g w ithin an h ou r nf the firat SO S. It ta no VYe wvtu very fntunalc In ar­ in runmnu fur Oltire, but. It It1rtn-insvl'n- f - I -L P tlldfl cred it to the captain or th e cre w that :W0 w ere rcacuw l or riving ju l Ii. tiuiq fur th* annual th T ’ *' • And under th* •urfae*," •asms, it must l»« worth It. „ W W iw dn ’ vacihlHh " m anaged to nave them aulvea. It In ra th er a s u b je ct for FH-sta established In 17U bji d«i jr » o — -------er*e .if the gnveinnr and captainw. Wonian’* pla r i« in thA home ituveruat criticism that an y w e re ullowed to |>«riah at all. general of Now ■rilrti td* XaM*R *r • . K - V- - S — -s —-* q -- ■ - ■— — • aays Adolf who on tbii unt meinoratu thr rv-rnnqur*t a* *Ma*u O r 'n ’ tiring aifM’re hi i Mo"«diui that tWhUe man makes his supreme stcrifn r on thf field of haltlv ^ woman fights her supreme ballli Hun. Frank L. Woodruff I* home A vary charming affair wa* giv­ for the nation whan uhe aivns en Tuesday night by Mr. and Mr* again alter ajiepding sevrial weuka » .« n e y J i t * ’t T iif. Ici a Chilli.” Woman shoalil (leorge Davie Hart fur Mlaa Addle in tho mountains uf Nuith (aru- foaturw. I. the long candle-lit pfri *"d T^'X^Xv rilffh* iS P w r o . . . . . . g s a i w 'w w lake nu |>art in ikiIUIcv, or in Neal, the popular young guait of Parr* nl of El P**a illla. Ill* aon. J. D-. accompanied reael.m to die t'rw* of tkr Martyrs , H. ate rival _ buiiprsB. tn- thinks, aJilmg llial Mlaa Anale l i e Caldwell. Invited IC i B - B ' W B X I P t o him home. Mr*. Womiruif and III the early * i skiing. Tna mtyP,1 * ™ ^ ',7 ^ ^ “ the conrrpthm of *o-oallrd worn to meat Mlaa Nral wvrvi the l a Fowls roof spotlight enter Ital.ih llri;-| an I Frank, Jr. arc light* weir tcoocvd as ruush 0* an'a equality Is a product of Mias** Mabl* Bowler, Mcll, Alice Muddhy and TusaUey in Due W iw t.'ti V. whe.r thty coul.l be with safety, and candle* la lament, hlgtots, < ■ decatloot Juwish Intellectual and Annie Whither, Annie ler.J will imialn -uveal weeks longer diati ibuted to the crown', wh|4f Puppet *)*<■* Juan Mora and hi* 1#|U." Kmtunatrly this cuontry Lettl*. and Alice Caldwell. Ea.le „ M„ Wo-Mrufr. old hum* and llghtrd fagot flics qf pulon wood •Pandoncd a policy which placed Purdon, Martha Fos, Mr*, (leorge ut>cr, r*ank wiU attend schoal *« fragrant *s inerna*. , wet* nil Burro, at IJtriir. H»ll, '• MontUy . o ' - . ; , •s - (• - v t women with Idiot* and Indians Fos, Mr*. Oardmer, W. J. Thigpen, y j , j,r, r_ eU>*g the root# of ths pitostolon afternoon ant evening. <Uoat la usd -fraln Pago O to) *' Crowning of Fiesta Queen, Panfrom the call.odrat, inaichjag hy )a business and politics many Hath Woodruff, he ‘ Osteted lh *r'*d* Award g * 1thl Tenney Drane, One-thud of the rvvtnua n* aloft, twos, lighted ckndlai borne years ago. ad bays Seta, Karl Roumltlat, Emery Close, Ned quirv.l to make up the deficit af and always maair. Th* Mexican --------a- - - ■ # rotntfT rotntfr'nmrhat hootha snd aoaaomle* wf'MXHhOOO WtoWrt t e Chittenden, Mr. Uardliwr, David the United S t a t e * and n.arlwi la boat Treasury bind' led, playing adflly; ‘ tut the M The Fori Myers Nswal*r*as and Weldman Caldwell. aroend the Plata * opens piamtssd to U to'ta-eetlU unpaid w agon nroend was as tang that the srigory through th* telling off of anmanw nroftulo ■ays It U net adrW og aayuo* Runway efUynoon for pijlrg pi**ta teacher* aalarlo* and p*>l due , a tb* Indian Mr*. John T. Brady returned roaripts on account of the war wU! Dpaatoh Orohaatia, to vote against th* boMMtmd confederate ih*lr gultert and violins « Beach Tuesday be made up through the extenelon , •sempllon amendment, but tl from Daytona no dash aa th*j wound (lowly qp 'Bpanlab-ealosilal laaual arte and Ed A . Ollllam, AUantn allttm o ra l K g w ith M r. B rod y e n d th*lr of the income tax, according to goes warn people that If they the hill, and ail alone were group* croft* axhil ttiun ■ A r f Mtoaam. Ifi- M d thlro« eotodidXtr l * ‘ Uw prominent members of th* way* of women and children flitrtng Moddav- And Tuesday. " Tote fo r it, they should 4» <0 young people. Artiste* Street Shuw In Plata, VaU Loroll U ft yesterday (os nnd mean* committee of the House softly—all with their ays* Opou. They widl'turbed' by tony Annual exhlhiticwL at art m*< “ snewnai out campaianea «nw— M M not “ espeot that they ai* Atlanta to finish Us sour** In elec­ af Repreaeatettvee In a statement sound at slf from th* Uonsands -U V Using Ih* wa)—many wh* toald ••um /by Hikite ► '• gating ‘ small honnei forever free trical engineering at th* Georgia made at Washington tonight. af UaaU<in.' They will haw to toebool af Technology. Mr. Lavail A vary charming event of test not enter Ih* spirit uf th* rlt*, hut elect a lot of a* verso is and t«g ha* b**a a student ta tel* famous weak waa th* Infernal dance aa who had a t»v«mice for th* ratrar^ (al*luxes hafors that haupy day Institution for (h* tell thin* y*aro Friday evening at Um home o f Ma •oca of others. Thl* procession, s u op Hunter IPllI some to pass, asiandmaat of courao and will b* • full ftadffd and Mr*. " , F, White* r, eoaapU. amendQxnt.a It aaema that rnginaar whan ha finish** In Jon* Osolsry to the ML*sea Jana nnd • «•, Wmtaa cannot ba ggempled n u t. Alloa WWtner of Jackaonvlll* nnd tirely from tasatkm until all Mia. K. 1. Paroassa t f Randall Chase before Ida departure | ®ut*loading obligations hare rill* I* th* f«* * t af Mr. and Mr*. far tollaga. Thoas preseat wdsat V ‘ “ ♦-ken n r i vt In *«;«• aUmr r. X. Waodrsff, eorsaar Third and th* Mb*** Bteanor lfasring, AaFalmstte, «tt VMt«rr Awif Lm m 4 UM* Rate Reduction # S ecW tty Lum ber . i Hank Neglect HELPED gffitL i PRIVATE SHIPS I I . r* ;:fi' SC ijSW ? -- SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO •ill-Ai? rmJi CleUrsS'WlU '^PTiaRW NIJ' Georgia’ V o t e r * >t ' Si». Tin Put JEni Xo BlUer Fuss r ^ iii �t I,—,— " 7 1 m ! r •: \ ----------- -r i;r r ? - — —; T ----------------- T /vfT . ..J ______________ 8ANTOP rn m W D . BAWfOBD, THWOTA, WEDNESDAY, SBTTKMBgR 12, 1934 •#r^ PACT THREE 9V" f f Kelly HostessTo i tint PbUatheans IILANE T0NK1HT *4 >V p W * Mist Katherine Kelly aa' haalaaa, tha- monthly bu nines* of th* Phllathea Class of fir s t - Baptist Church took = / Tuesday evening at the home ‘i m / m. John 1) Abrahams. Game* gnd)contests wen* enjoyed during Honoring her daughter. Mi** J. W. I’ rqcjor and C. A. “ ’ ‘ "*»l hour. a •‘ fV '- p w A * ; "Atkinson of Garfiaid, da. art the Sylvia Mrieeh, who celebrated her the devotional th* businaoa The,, a n n u l Ipicnic of the Jwnler , was conducted when plana £V*»t* o f llr . and M n .L . M. Bar- aerenth birthday anniversary re [’.-partmsnt o f tha Ftrat Baptist ♦ar* mad* for the rodecoratlon o f •>*k at tbelr horn* qn Geneva Ave- centiy, Mr*. -Edmund Melsch en­ tertained at a birthday party on Sunday Mhoot will taka ptgea at tke.^gUaaroom. It was decided, that Prlday afternoon at hrr home op Evansdala ft r iu ..vMembera will begin Immediately. Pinna mewt atuliB^Jr.iMs at t h e .«! also discusssd for a party t* i Dr. and Ura. W. T. Langley and Weat F jnt Street. Game* were choAHMtftAV . W J * div*o in (he near future in haaMargaret I«n (ley spent tail week­ conducted during tha aftrrnoun by Tb» SanhhaaM.Baad t t the r in t , o r -a f npw members. end at Daytona Beach with Ur. tha hoateaa, a*ii*ted by Mr*. A. W. l«a , Jr., and prises were awarded RsptUt Chinch will meat at 3:8(1, 1 Refreshment* were scrvi-d to tha and Mr*. John Langley. at tha church to Eugenia Ann Caswell and Hay o'clock Andmiturt -Mrs. John D. Aht-ahama,] i“ ■i Sl V ~ f tgaehar, th* Misses llssel Taw,| v ‘i tr. and Ura. .Irwin Fleischer Pox, Jr. U * Vt|W 'TillV. I, Pink, green, and yellow wrre thr haya returned _ from point* In Mr. in| K rt. C. D. BitU m mo- Durathy PswclU Evelyn Nipper, Camlyn lliggera, jtorlh Carolina and New York colon chosen for party decoration* lored to Maw Smyrna yesterday Carol Sasser, Katherine Kefiy, Blanche Cunningwhere they apent aeveral weekn. and appointment*. Refreshment* for* the day.M r X— ^ ham, FI or* no Mandon. Julia Walla, were served from the dining room **,■-!.. IV i , .MU* Cornelia McRae left yeelcr table which was overlaid with * Mr, anA M n. B, 6, Coffin of Virginia Kelly, Florenc* Hardy, , f o f fe r Dalai ad where *he will re- lace cover and centered with a,1JackwearlUa \|*8*nt tha weekend Rva Cunningham,'Nell Knight, anil ■uni* her atndlea at Stetson Uni- bowl of antignnn and yallow ala-j lu-re with Mr*. A. Zelmcnovlta anil Ernestine Prietlar of South Caro­ Vanity. mandrrs Tlie large birthday cate] Mia. Sadya Moaaa, Palmetto Avo lina. waa iced tn yellow and held aeven, nu^ f-p , V U i > ' Mr*. Neil H. Leifesl* returncil lighted pink candles. . t , , r .. .Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan and ‘Sunday to Bar homo at Bartow aft Those present were: S y l v i s l Mias Ella Maude Jonca and Miaa ■an, John Moqpui, and Mrs J. K. M ipendi'U.a »hort time here with Mcisch. honor guest. Caroline Lee, Ana Jonap of Mulberry, formerly Mettlnger ale expected to return M r >l»fer, Mre. John 0 . Leonanly, Emlsley Meisrh, Mary Msrtlu of this «ity, apart Monday Kara today from Daytons Beach where N r i Aetianic Meisch, Margaret Langtry. Angela with th* MUeaa Lillian and Martha they spent th* greater part uf the Melsch, Eugenia Ann Caswell,' Adams,-101 Ninth filrveL summer. iDarif BatUyn f |U leave lo Connie McCe II, Ray Foi, Jr,, Har­ d n . t e t Jhtetoen Ualyarslty w hen ry Loef Jr., Uolorvn be«, H. R. Mias Marjorie Boolska left yaaMr. and Mrs. W. C. Illll. Mrs. tha will taka op th* atudy of art M c C f t t l , Jr., L i l l i a n H n y t e * A u d i t * / trrday fo r. Tuscaloosa, Ala. whereb t.A N E Ldla f . LaGette, Miss ruroline • A ar Prnfaaaur Floharu IUch, Minnie Ruth Odha m, I’atri- -he will study at ths University Hill, and Gen* Lctiette hav e re­ y -r 4 --------------- ---------------------------j i P . ' l. : •’■•' " t -i cia Anderson, Joe llsker, Millv of Alabama thla year. turned from Clayton, Ga. where nmirl- iu the clad merchandise 7.Mbui H a r w e t WVtehurat •D>l Kpps, Daphne Connelly, Ilillit------- I they have been spending the sum­ ! Il llHy the Review n^eited that £)<* Betty WhitehimL of Jack- Hutchison. Martha Perkins, WuyruMias Maud* Ramsty left Satur benefit higher pin e- in id flit ynnvLllr, are the guest* nf Ur. and Potter. Mary Ann Whelchri, and| day for Jacksonville and Daytona i mer. hog pay turni- under Ihe cor n, li^r*. r . N. Whltehtftil, IBIS San­ Mary Hill. Reach whrrr she will spend a va hiuI cotton re lu* lion program Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Walker of ford Avanue, cation of a few wrrks. "were r*‘?»|H»tii»ihh* for the enPetersburg, Va . who are th*|urged distribution u» the munMr», Glenn Whittle in upend In? W. R. Dy»on la eapacted *r arRuddy Lake hap returned front guests of the latter*s parents. Mr N E W Y O R K . K e p t . t ’J «d'i riea tomorrow to apond the week­ thla wfwli In pAlm«ttn am thp ifuAi Harrisburg, Pa. where he has l*een and Mm, R J. Holly, at Daytona H end here with hia family at thrir of.hur lath*'r. d e f B i l t e s i g n * of u playing Imsehall this summer with Heath, spent yesterday here with T h e r e a r c • M r. and Mrs. W. A. Adams, Ro'« home tn. Mayfair., the Harrisburg Senators. " a t i o n g n v i v a l " o f retail b u y i n g /Tourie Mita Helena Wilaon. dauirhUr nf d u r i n g th e A u f u n i n m o u t h - . >a ol S P E C IA L Mr. and Mm. Fntl R. Wlltrin, Ivft lit*. M- 8. Wlfglna and daugh Mrs. S. K. Jonra of Mulberry, D u n a H i a d t r c e t i n t h e i r w e e k ­ yrnterday for TallahanA^t* where jpra,' Dorothy, Mary. Kalhcrlre. Mr. and Mrs, H. 11 ftamb) spent formerly of this city, and Mrs. J. Thl Month Only u d Ann. returned yesterday after- "he will iTNUim* hrr Mtudivi* at the O. Adams motored to Rt- Augustine last week-end in Jacksonville. They l y T r a d e R e v i e w r u e f u l l y , “ A n d Moon from Soda*, fi. T. where th-y Florida ^tate rollvjft* fur Wuinvn. Monday for the day. were accompanied home by Mts1 h a t t i n g p r o l o n g e d laliol dis* Herschel Hamby who has t»een vls- t u l t r a r i r c B , t h e * u r r e n t n * e i - e s Save hern »pending the sum ner. Friend" of Ur*. L. M. Harwich Mr. Wiggina will lain them here Miss Virginia Mr Rory will re­ | t i n g h e i a u n t , M r s . J T R i n l d u t h , p a r t e d t o h e s t i v n g l h e n e t l i r i a will r«*irrrt l«, learn of ah** m«*nt turn Thursday or Friday from a t B i r m i n g h a m , A l a - f o r s e v e r a l u a l l y u n t i l f i n n * » | h y t h e f o i v e - ^ d«*»th of lo i mother, Mm. ( A. Iweshurg where she ha* bren the weeks. f the holiday fill momentum Anil Finger Atkinson, nt hrr home in Garfield, guest of relatives for a Abort '.me *ltoppmg aeaaoti " Ga. tin. and Mm W T l-angley will The survey *leclare t t h a t t h e I r K 1H T L A T E ieAT N Mr and Mrs. R. F. Gooper and leave Sunday for Ghuago whrrr ,T,0l|l*ratl. e spans ion •f cuininer- , riarrm r K Hell hii* arrival hrrr sons, James Henry ami Floyd, of thry will visit the World's Fall r i a l h a n k l o a n - m a y \\ IIh Kli-clrlc Iris K|i-am*r b e inter from rh#*'!rr, lla. to join Mm, Had Oviedo, spent yesterday here with and where Dr l-angley will tak» p r e t e d m l o n l y « » - u o l n a l t v e o f * V ?f $1 r>0 who |* the of her pamita, friends. |M>st graduate work in the 1'reshy p l a n s for e s t e n d m g fall iinlii- 1 Early la The Morning VALUE i Itr. and Mr*. P N Whltrhumt, tarian Hospital. Knrmite there 11irt! aelivit ke<- h votid earlier e ■I W i Are Open To I‘J12 South Sanford Avenue. Mrs W H Dyson and childreml they will -top at l amp Hill, Ala 1imates, hot also attests tin the f i n a m m l p n - i l u u » w h i c h Oleda and James Henry, ret*im«Mll to leave Ihelr daughter. Mis* Mat b e t t e r Bcrve Yoa MiM' Mary McRory and Geora Sunday from Olanta and ulhe? I garet l angley Mr* W M t unin* m m i e m i j s f l i m « h a \ e h e r n a b l e llrauly Halun i:«ntf#a < Mai. tin nrr A M»r McRury, Jr., arc eipcctrd tu rc poinu in Houth Garehna wher-ijuf* Gamp Hill, will aimiiipsok t o a c h i e v e * i_ D O S S E ¥ * S C A F K turn Thursday or .Friday from thsy aiMsut a month. Regard Ing' th* Wi-ik’* duvrlop[them to Chicago, mp.~ BrooksTiHe where they have been j visiting rvlativra. Miaa Sylvia Meiseh HasSeventh Birthday I New Fall .-HI1 MEN and *4 vs . *v •4ft tn M Tm Definite Signs Of Revival In Retail Trading In Sight Hot Oil Sham poo Wa v e $1.25 Eva - Bess i As FafcJ and Plain' j8*w•V—HasairiUchlng. PtcsUag — Battaw halo.. Kw.Kreld.ry, Stadiag —Msk« Dutloos aaid b«w Seed lied Coverings fd* v ■ Th# Mr. and Mrs. B 15 Hagr*‘it left IA"»t light for Daytona Reich to spend a few days with Mr an t Mrs. O. D Farrell. ■i* r. i.s r* , You may find limitfor Style 1ml you'll nevpf equal Ihem for value. Thin i.-* n value liuit we’re |>roiul to ol)i-r. Tlh-i tire -.uilv yuu'il be proud to wear. All sizer*. |mllerus, jiml atylea. \Ve invite you to t ink up on our vluiiio* COWAN CO. 420 Sanford Ave. V- * .1 J f ACCOMMODATION SHOP i *r i J G M r a n d M t s a m i l y Mini M i * e t u r n e d f r o m n g trip t h r o u a r n l m a D u r i H b a g n J, G I m j **’ O l i v e R n ■‘ i l l five vrrrh* ' r h p o i n t s in S g th eir st a> a n d h a v a m i m t h th r> tuul as their gucstJkj # Mis» DmiItatteni and II T. Ruasell Regis terfed U. S. Patent o ~ i W ashington,. T o-N ight BANKNIGHT * >*». / •* a $7^.00 J){i Thf Scraen lovobl* BomSV»rori* iVg oi copW __ for a homo- f lo tig irlan d a flehling boy I Bill*., F a iM a flss , II C — E m m V *Pk# U, 3. N l i a i O ffice. //Ac Chesterfields HEN a trade-mark is regis­ tered, it means that no one eUc can use (he same name and the same package for the same kind of product. To us the Chesterfield trade-mark means (hat every Chesterfield is man­ ufactured by the same formula, and W I widening of Govrrnmrna! pri-J- 1ii»rs whhh should hare been r*<eeta and the teiminalion i.r the fn July an.) Anrost earsummer vacation imriml In a - Hod volume in many whoiesat* number of industries lifted pur- n„ rkr|, |0 to lfl l b w ., ctiasmc; |»ow«*r .n ur(»an w tln .H . * plau nu Tt t*f .mi many iii'sltht1 conifwirstive fijrtiet, ,y j « * 1 in every way absolutely the same 1a each and every package you buy. That means that every Chesterfield is like every other Chesterfield—not like any other cigarette . . . w —tha c i g a r e t t e that'a m ild e r —th e c i g a r e t t e th a t tasU ts b e t t e r — th e c i g a r e t t e th a t aatU fiee WI �b • a’ hi V%JJ • . i 4 ww*°N l t d that those . « W took lone Jgh to become accustomed to ; tAMy^Hltf « H U Wported M M ' dffflcultlee da rowdily rocognlalng old, femUfttrubJechi when fpiptfaaft/; i*-—or>— t k j doffedthe magls aides. That «raa m U M a r that eeo> * . « • • & » believed ln«, and the' learning which com with'It,* la probably pertly an In­ bee at eyea and aOra. the ternal ■> oondltionihr >roeeM Ilka j i y s chaVa g i S Aroocla- haWL ,W ended In the annual Sljnllar expdrleaaea war* report­ ed by pensohx wearing «Sr phones Mailt Pi. Jroeph PeteA which reversed tbe fraction of In^Otorge Peebedy Col- eotnlnc sounds. For them the left would hear first a sound com­ Mherat NeshviUel<toJlmd. oar ing from, the right f i t / of Learning^ Ho “ PerrrpUona.’! aald Dr. Petersoa. wjtho dual kihkNa per- “ are epparodtly reactions which •f. v s >. ; •• x.,. change with now flemaack of the environment of (ha.Individual, Just E jp?yj m $ 5f^ LEGAL NOTICE a e n c a o r A rrucA T aon rwas t a x units tinnam t a c n a a an • r t m s tnanssAL o t a t v t m o r r a n statw o r p i a b i d a . rj.Bloodshed Out Guards lode Island .irtfloj TffM o®*,uu tro®p* u preserve order.. fn Washington, tha mediation hoard held an all-day conference with a group of the moat power­ ful figures in Um testlle Induew<ir. . * •■ * , Gorman noted yesterday that ’ Thl* sedae' of 'devastation we* tha gay promenade dedf od the) lo rn Castle before fire ran |hrw the. state tWope. wen . (ailed out but eryated’, melted steel rdmalnod on'the deck, Investigator* report. rhlle glass was melted Into' heaps. |n Maine ahojtly after election returns Indicated Ootremor Breen Educatlon supervisor at the comet. Inactive afterrOct.-1. • had1 boon returned to office. f - County Agant (1. B. pawaon ax|ng announced as the Sanford “ There will'be more electlone," pressed hia appreciation for the member oT a ftala-wide organisa­ tha' atHk* leader aald bitterlyactive co-operation oft tha trade Inability to secure competent to- tion known as .the A) 1-Florida Pro“ We shall n o t, need to be told body in hla campaign to eliminate rueton has caused the abandoo- tectiva 'Assoetatlon, formed to How Cb eote." the. watte of artistic water, and h i pnt of piano to offer htgb school fight the proposed homestead tax e eptphaelied -that the itrlbs i were bolding and estimated York City fireman returning ton announced that Um drive new shoe iplll a full commercial course exemption amendment Frank E. lines) more, 'than half.o'minioe tho'Morro Castle from,’ a vacation the. substantial . support . of the da.semester, It was announced by Jennings, of Jacksonville, la presi­ wo risers were idle today la , the cruise’, who told news papai men she County Cornmlsalooarsn .. . . .. .', ipi, of'Schools T. W. Lawton to- dent. Data wll| be collected aad dlawas awakened by the * smell'.of . During a general' discussion af ly. However, tha same cummer- tributed to aid the campaign, and amoks almbet - tfcfee hours before road Improvement., matters around el subjects taught last year, Mr. Glenn will handle this data locally. tha 80S ' was.sent f .opt, -He aai'd the :, county, Secretary Lehmann; pain will be taught this year. J M m M pf-.the crew, - h i ' saw. was Instructed to -thank tho fflato Judge 8. A. B. Wjlkiason, one of R. T. Cowan; ownir o f &owmn and ehowed/lgnocgeug In hphAO'bdddM Road Department fqr tip prompt apd.effective , treaUneqt .o f huts the sponsors of the Seminole Boys' Co., Sanford Avenue men's and the ftrd. h6ee. w ; * \ ' Bead No.-1 between .Sanford aad Athletic Q ob, announced today women's ready-to-wear shop, an­ .d^T hg thief radio ’ opera(w-, Qrlfndo. X t Mat all boy* wishing to appear ea nounced today (hat a now shipment Ooorifd. Roydbx,' reportid'tb hive .. It .wee . reported, that the St- inters fight cards offered each of now falT suite for men and boya •aid tha Treat Moey” of thd,{lfe tai Johns-Indian R|ve> .. project Monday night, aheald report for has Just arrlyed at hla store, lo­ (OatipaMl pMb Fan Oaa) mod other oufvlvoru, the ovldeneo tnalrte 'td bo," told, wax. summoned ll being developed by Copgtuaaman praetkM at McCnJIli old. seed (tore ontod j * H a n fo rd . Avenue and by tjiehrtba jary. U/S.'^ttorney Mark VYIjeox from a flood control ea Elm Avynue tomorrow and Rat- PJfth. RUm t, ■|fcC«>jrnn Ig a forobowadt'.'-v,■ Martin Con boy,'It was juid, ligate angler and (hat a. crrp af ,1« . aiy . ' l > 4 n a ehtof , gnglneor of tho ardap afternoon nt ?:00 o’cloek. • ad td.'aeknlfh. about the .igporf k flkAketrbyod-Wartf llndr; Ebon B. glneers ,l t ' now .maklag TJtwoylJlp ■wlre'jaoo atoOoa'e.on life Jersey Its headquarters while It fenducta Abett, auA.hie first. aseleUnt, An- i 2 DEATH SHIP’S I thr,liner lent out firs was first dlxcovrro and slept In thalr.cabiui Until an alarm was aounded for bpssshgere. 1 I^WHlTR. giri wenta Job t.—The chUf 'engineer .did not ji for children. CtsrabelW go down Jo tho engine room. Ha rw-»th. »t. Leg al notice e i T u m i o x rt»N ta x d r o p M o a a sNcrtea ore o r TMN IRKRgAI. STATS VMS o r TMN iTATTOV ri.OailiA. Notice U hereby gives Ih.n IINItUBItT U CKII'I'MN, •gr. eurei>s..er af Tea Certiricele No lilt, cm1.4 the lei. «>y o( Augett, A. U„ ivat, has filed eald c.rllllcale lw mi ul(lee. aad has made arRHeallev tar lax deed Is leeae la xccordenee with law. Bald certificate eeabfaeee Use (ollowlag deocrtheO e»u'P»rty xllhatod la Bemlasle Ceuaty, FUrsda. x on ta Mi Missionary Btrnwberita. Bern Packard. or y READY te tratuplant-Apo sash af Tmnato, Pepper, laht, CollardJl C a b b a g e lu.'fl.n a thousaad In quanIfTE, F. Halnaa AltamonU la-w ltt *• ] '. i u«e. aw usr. af reh «f rku • —Red BlUa and flpauldlngg Hex f * »"d f a far fall plant. Jrrom certified seed this v TLA NTS— Cabbage, Caull, C ,‘ .ipopper, tomato, collsrd, 'brooeoll. And loUace, dll ikrmjai Sept l|tk,'Our lUt ( upon roquest Pnrrmtt and Uy.'BgniU FJnida- llun N. IS IS Ch. N. tO .li Ch. H. IM S t?h. w . lal-Sfh. Bee. I. T w y II lloUlh Itaaee II Eaet. , . , II a cre s . The aetd laad Welag ssssaeec. al IKe dale o f I k . laeuance o f aaeh c e rllflrale In the name eg-Mr oakTONI) t'HII’ l'KN. CL a t U nless'eald eertlflcals ehatl he redeemed according te law laa deed will loeae lhareea ua th . in k . day of October, A. O . n i l W lia eia my a ffin a l slgaa lu re aad ookl Iblo Ibe lib . day af Hepiomber, its ^JShdfby* eaR. ' ifartaWy far- NH •( NX 14 (Leas t l A l l ■ M) Beellea It, TWwaahlh It Bouth. Rases IS Cast. .VAssess. The aald lead betas asssaaad at.the dele ef Ibe Usnnare ef ewsb eertlH. tote la the name af T. W. Hoaari«u> . Unleee said eertMeats shall be redeemed s.serdlhg to tow laa deed wlU leede ibsreea ea tha bth. K W » of Lot I (Leo. X ail ft.) Beetles If Tawaoblp l l Beath llaaee II East. . II acres « • »e*d laad betas aaeeeset at the dale of Ibe Imuaace of each certlflrale fa the urns of UNKNOWN. Ualeae said certificate shall haA _red a a m a i a a A a a i la m ' a ^ U m _A Grade A Raw Milk Grade A Pastuerized Milk Sweet Cream 1/1. Butter, Milk fn f Chocolate Milk i /f - Delivered Daily Pban Vialton WalooMia To Ow rba i X ^ A l' a.Physical eurvsy of.the proposed .route. ! ' r , . ' '7,' * .1 George E. Rollins, new,tralnnsaator fori tho A. t . L- 'ralirpigd la'Itk Jacksonville'dietrlct, was ‘welcomed to. tha masting and the (tty-Jby Mayor Ufflor. Mr. RolUrw ro■ponded by oiprotslng blmoylf de­ lighted with tho city aad>td.M ? eeptlon bore, and ho assured the trade body of hie active co-opera­ tion in all worth-while endeavors . b—Goardrhynr Morris Phelpe, veterda voyagVt, a passenger on the Mocro Castle, aald'he iend hi* family ware farced to Jump Into the storm-lashed Atlantic by the Intense heat and dense smoke ;be­ fore the bridge ordered out tbs life boaU. lie tostifled at the DejiarV ment of Comintree Inqnjry no one made any effort to help tha pas­ sengers Into the boats ar to pro­ vide lift prasenrern. a -----"With both federal -laqulriee In full awing, the survey of -Aaeoclatod. Frees •(exf-njentboVs showed the count o f dead .and mUsing atin Education suporrUor fer'Betalnold standing at- I f f persons., High School. She will hyrtra this wash, and her duties bdgfct Wilh Uw opening of the eenler -imotitotloa next Monday. Leonard McLmmb'U athletic director and WE H A V E P U T IN A COM PLETE STO CK H. M. Papworth Re-Elected./TiQ Head Trade Rody (CaaUaaad from Fngd Owe) secretary o f the orgnnliaUon. • Mr. Papworth's return to affUe for n sixth Urfa came after Mayor W. A.' Leffler apd Glty ' Commis­ sioner, T .-l, Dumad 'both had pajd glowing tajbato to tha devotion agd anJImltod Brno and anargy jnjlgll worth has devotH U since he flrot Vfpe atoei o r ,TNM. UMBMMAl, aTATI TMa Ur TMW STATU OF PLOMIUA. OVAgasIna •‘Colaat— JKk ^ J v lh -e IS berkby a lv s a v b e l AM- thd elect) afUdj far dime,. COINS, NUIt L r ito u H tU N , pursbaesr ot Taa C erilfleate No. i l t t , daisd U a ‘ ■l- A u a a a t . - A . U . )» » « . has filed said rertlfleafd fa my .affle*, end he* made appllcallun far laa d .e c le Isea. la aacsrdaaee with lew. held rertlflM ta eashrneee the folio w ise deecrlbeo y ie y w t r kite• led la hem laele County, F l.rld a, tn -w lli i, ' Wellee la hereby e le e a that K tX A OL rTOTX.KH. parchaaer at Taa Certltleala Me. I l l , sated the lid . day o f A ugust. A. I ) , n i l , baa riled aald certltleala la my office , a ad baa made a ep llcallon fo r tax deed te leeee la accord ab ca with la * , la id sartlfleala em braces Iba follow la a deeciibed property s ite ales' la dem laola Oaaatp, Florida, le -w lli STEVBfS PLA C E , hoafftlleltf i.dlractora ,to cast a , MV. Pap- WHICH WE A R E SELLING ON A STRICTLYJCASH BASIS �*r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY gAKFORD. FLORIDA, THURgDAT, Bfe*TK>IBKK l l . lMT “ KIN< To Office ted Manufacturers Officers On Another kppearAs StarWitShip Charge Their Keases In Probe O f C a p t a i n Delayed Munitions S a l e s Sending Lifeboats Roweveit Irccii « u conndvtnablllty o f tlim i f o r federal troops A wild night of -rioting n announced from tte' Flrat p* Army baa* that MOO Unititatea Army, m a la r * waaM te L Into Rhode Island if tte atat* i for tte * . . i Woonsocket, a youthful atrike ipath!ear lay. dead, bringing tte be1* death toll to data to an hdotan. core* nuiaad Injuria* suffered night whan poll** aad guard* « « ■•f* i sr— Gating tte 1)00,000 tte gonrooi aid waa ■*canary to Increase tte a to ' polka fore* to kufndsnt Erongg to cop* with the strike TL* governor ordered tte arrest r wary communist la Rhode Is- .President Reoaevrifa t e x t i l e *trike t e d f t u s t night abandoned Its efferta to briag tte htrik* la•oea to arbitration. Tte mediation baud baa been conferring aimoet constantly with a group of Important tostil* manu­ facture rs, a f t e r hearing the strikers' side of .tte case, la aa of­ fer* to reach B settlement. Las*, alght It (grand tte following state­ ment: "After two days o f sffort ws have tee* usable to secure an MOREWORKERS RETURNING IN PARTS OF SOUTH HE’S 74 TODAY Anti-Strike F o r c e * * Protect Groups As They Resume Tasks Circulation Decrease Indicates R e t u r n ToNornial Condition CHARLOTTE, N. C„ Sept 12.— W)— Anti-strike force*, guarded by math la* guru and bayonets, mads hsiffwaf In tte Carolina* yesterday, with approximate!. 3,000 more worker* on tte Job than Tuesday. In practically all Instance* mill re-openlngi occurred where flying squadron* o f unionists, and not vatwterw walk Bala, were response Uo-faa Awst.-wapk's done-downs. , MaannAUs, »Ujk* leader*' kapt n q jd o S jV U on, tte hosiery Indus- More and more Jobe are being opened up for Idl* resldentx of this city In the opinion of Mr*. Lucy Wbltner Houghton, Sanford libra­ rian who** third annuel report In­ clude* tte statement that "There wae a decrease In clrculition of 3411 books, caused by tte fact that not as many people in Kanfecd are Idle, snd therefor* do not have aa much laiatir* tiro# in which to read." J - t “ W# consider this**.anJllumlWtliig sign *1 tba-Umss," »M r*. General John J. Pershing^ who obeerved hie 74th birthday anni­ versary at Vlttotl, France today. He received hundreds of telegrams af oealrraUUtttata, wady f r o , rid arc iwpcrtlag the isms conditio*! re members but Irss circulation, is common knowledge tha) In >et of depression, there tk • noticeable increaoe In tte number of books circulated In libraries, while In times of prosperity, th* circulation falls off rapidly’and steadily. Here in Sanford we gt*J to have many rradrrs who Went *w»j from the library at times kith as Riany as 12 or IS book* each week. Now they tike Only three .or four, snd often they re­ new them, simply because they couldn't find time to read them during th* week." Th* report covering th* year ending June 10, 1934, reveals that tte cirvulation for th* year was 08,717 books and msgs sites In 307 days during which tte library w * open, or an average of over 214 (Continued Oa rag* _Four) HISTORY OF R AIL E UNIONS RELATED HERE LAST NIGHT Labor FedcrationMcn Discuss Secret Vote To Be TakenFriday Facta relating to the history of the Railway Shop Craft Labor Unions wvre placed before local Atlantic Coast Line Railroad chop rmpldyeea at tte Woodmen Hall Hosiery workers at Chattanooga last night by J. W. Seabolt aad F. remained oat af tteir Idle plants, T. Cornelius, repryentaUves of Railway Employees Depart­ bringing that state’s strike total tte ment of tte Americas Federation f (Ceoliaaod as Fag* Three) (Continued On P»g* F1V«) Department Store Sales On Increase Spectators Barred In TriaL O f Negro n on d e e s Free ee< & ; Violated TIMES GETTING BETTER LOCALLY, SA Y S LIBRARIAN WASHINGTON, Sept. J I* -(A P ) —Tte value of department stores sales far August aa reportedyssterday by tte Federal Reserve Beard skewed a sharp gala from July, tte index figure* rising to 79 percent of the 1M3-lt>$ average a* compared with 7$ percent In July snd 74 to jurw. Belas alee were two percent greeter la value than a year ago. Tte largest Increase from August 1923 wee Id tte tVhownd federal reeirve district, when tte gain MIAMI, Sept. 11.—(A P)—Spec­ tator* will be barred, it wa* Indi­ cated teat night, from the circuit courtroom tern In which tte state today will open its fight to send Walter (Dock) Williams, negro *xconrkt, to tte alectrie chair aa tte attacker af four white wefcea. Wlllkme, who claims fnanrcnr of tte attack*, also has been In dieted oa chargee of attempted ** aault te murder of e mleaal pbyel Lehmann Discusses BusinessStandards Before LocalKiwan iansOn Wednesday K u l Lehmann o f tte rtember "T bk policy Uter changed that tte only test* haa a right to te do teabwoe with "*na aald, “ 1* th* it at tenet ti WASHINGTON, 8*pt IS— (AP) —A financial statement showing that tte duPont corporation owna about 1170,000,000 worth of etocka of about BO other corporation* la |b^ United Rut** and abroad, waa given tte Scnata Monition* Com­ mute* today aa It traced tte cor­ poration'* financial expansion ■Inc* th* war, ' Tti* commlttaa alao waa told that General Dougin* MacArthur, aa acting Secretary of War had adrlaed tte duFtmt company that nothing In It* file* referring to tte aecrct military plana of tte United SUtea waa to be mad* public In concretion with tte hearing. Thr World War brought groat tain of *J,2«5,000,000 to thr Du­ Pont de Nemoiyn Company, WIIavi I a* ir t te ln lh a a lt n ln m n n 1> mlngton. IDele., tte ASenate muni­ tion! Investigating committee learned yesterday. Profits amounted to 188,000,000 Member* of tte famous munilions firm Irene*, 1'lcrre S. Lamont end A. Fell* DuPont—went to the witness stand tugather. Tte committee had Jual con­ cluded taking testimony from offi­ cials of th* Curtiaa-Wrlght corpor­ ation, airplane manufacturer*. In which It we* brought out that thr concern tried to pit former Presi­ dent Hoover against th* Prince of Wales In a rare to sell planra to pi Cbll*. Testimony of the DuPont* dealt chiefly with the flnancUl organlatlon of the concern. Investigators learned that returns on Invested capital during the war years were: 191(1. 22 percent; 1916, U percent; 1917, U percent; 1918, 10 percent. Ptsrr* said th* company Invested k iu ln m s lt - s ) tte world War, but mad* bo money out of it for 10 years In 1919, he added, the DuPont concern had |4H,78H,282 invested in General Motor* and tte Chevrolet Company. "Ilsve you seuirv.l m o r e stock since thenT” asked Senator Bone. "I'rsrtically none.” O T 9 T In fda hesitation and apparent un­ willingness to help at all. also tes­ tified that hk first assistant radio operator, Georg* Aligns, ted agi­ tated among the crew, fomented unrest and was distrusted by Ih* commanders of the ahlp. By Roger*' own testimony, . It was Alegna who fought his way blight of a day filled * (Continued On Page Four) Orlando Secures Site For 1936 Exposition ORLANDO, Sept. IS ^ A site fur tte 100-day exposition, "Florid* an Parade," to te held her* In 193d, was legally secured yesterday by tte City of Orkndo, when deed* to tte Lockhavtn Devslopmrnt, In the northeast eoction of the city were obtained. Tte property Is to be leased to tte Florida on Parade Association and after the eapositioo be used for a city park. Tte city paid approximately $17,000 In cash and $16,000 In tax and assessment relief, for tte pro >#rt£ totaling 30 acre*. original M t, O p p ff Bute rwaaa la Oeoegte m •mad b g an oak** h m ayaUia, tte M dU u te fauWN Governor E a g a n * Talmadg* whose return to tte governorship of Georgia waa aeaured' yesterday when he awamped hie two oppo­ nents undar a hiatory-mahlng num­ ber of votes. nlH^r*that cuuat^ThatttS Qottrnor Tal wedge aurty had aa Indicated total at IH tie# with u m tt auto ad M Judge Pittman had aa W unit rata of II, and OUUtM carry a stogie county. Tte grate ana ala* Warn named’-! voting. . ‘ ••'.•JSH While Talmadg*, nuatlmd flaahlng |la campaign rod pi dan, aalebratad with tea ( d aa tte road *f a downtown A hotel, Judge Pittman said H rota* would bring hla.ataadl but coneeded te bad M ah* CITY NEWS BRIEFS Local weother yesterday: 89; law Th. High Th# City Briefer often many imppy relume of tte day to Miss Mary Elisabeth huVestas, kt)ss Mary Leak* Wstten, and Artoar lira nan, J r, and all other local persons whoeo birthday anniver­ saries will be eelsbrated tomorrow snd congratulations to Mr. and Mn. Bob Herndon (nee Jessie Stumon) on tte occasion of tteir 10th wadding anniversary, Mr. snd Mrs- Dun Whrtbomb (nee Hel­ en Peek) on their 13th wedding anniversary, and Mr. and Mr*. Arnold C Cleveland (nee Margaret Taylor) on (heir second wedding anniversary, all to te eelsbrated tomorrow. Source of relative* snd friends of Mri. J. M. "Grandma" Lord, Sr., were gathered at Evansdal* Park near lake Mary today to honor ter upon the occasion of ter B|st birthday anniversary Mr*. Lord 1* un* uf th* few really pioneer wom­ en resident! of this section, she having resided here for tte past 00 year* Heven brand m w , locally as trash can* gleaming with-ft paint, soon will be Installed ah (Continued On Peg* Four) S u c h Popularity Must Be Deserved MAGNOLIA, N. C* Kept. 1$.~ (A P )—Th* Bank of Magnate, scene of several robberies with I* the past two years, waa enterod pgaln during tte Sight by a gang which got between $8,000 and K 000 after cutGng through the vault with an acetylene torch. Tte night'* robbery was the fourth In two year*. dustry. ' |■ Asked for hk opinion on tte homestead tax exemption amend­ ment, Senator Parrish said that It was a matter for tte voters to de­ cide He said, hewers'), that la his opinion many proparty owners would oppose tte omewdiaoat when they became fully advised of (te possible disadvantage* to rogard to th* general tax ritoaUra hi Flori­ da. ' Of pro*peels for tha toofiet sea­ son, Senator Parrish aald that h* mt said that believed to* state would enjoy tte Washington beet winter oa record. Ha advised •ok made the |y satisfactory rate la the to- L 2 At l a n t a / m : (A .P .)— E ugene T il LOS ANGELES. Sept 1L— (AP)—T te Japan*** etramer Tanaaa M an eeal out uu SOS at B ill o'clock. Pacific Coaet Tim* taday, th* Mackey Radle Stall** ter* reported. Th* statioa aald It had a*l teen abl* t# drtermln* tte poaiUen of th* teat which waa bound for tlong Kang, a«r th* eater* *f th* "Spit* work" wae given as a poaaibl* cause-of thr fire by Wil­ liam Floyd Juatla, chief electrician. "Was the crew of the Morro Cattle efficient’’ Juatla waa asked. ‘'There were disturbances on the ship," te replied. I don't know that ll wasn't through aplt* work that tte accident happened. There waa dissatisfaction among th* crew. "If you became too good and knew your Job too well, yog ware dismissed. Tte Ward Lin* would metarule you give you needed to do your work In wpnderful shape. But there was constant fear on Ih* ship of losing your Job. Life wee made mtesrebl* for us." Juatla aald te "felt sure" tte commanding officers knew of this condition. Count!®* Uiv» S m a s h in g ' NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—(A P )— The flrat and third officer* of tte Uner President Cleveland to­ day told tte Board of Induitry In. voetlgatlag the Uorro Cnalle diea*Ur that they no longer wlahod to aorta under Captain Robert Carey, maltar of tte President Cleroiapd, tecauae they charged that Carey delayed tending llfoboate to tte aid of tte burning •hip. HomeWith 4 Inmates Costs JS45 Month TALLAHASSEE, Kept. 13 — (A l'l—Comptroller Lee reported to th* state cabinet yesterday ttu opctaUon of the old soldiers' and ■allure' bom* at Jacksonville, It costing 2816 ■ month, snd that It tea only fpur Inmate*. The tntal includes salariss for th* home iu per InUndent, a matron end a nurse, operation eapenaea, and penlion* to tte Inmates. “There'* nothing w* ran do about it,” aald Attorney General tendls. "By an act of the tegklaCoaBt Line Workers ture w* are required to operate Removing Mountain that home 01 long aa there la an Inmats, and the only way It can LEEKBURG, Sept. 1$. — "Sand bt changed la by tte legislature.” Mountain,” near Fruitland Park, long a troublesome spot for At­ lantic Coast Line railroad trains hauling heavy load* through this LAWKENCKIIURG, T ina, section of tte state, k being ob­ Sept. IE—UP)- Margaret Gowliterated as a traffic nuisance. A steam ahovcl craw has been em and Hubert Dyer, 10 and 14 at work for oevarsl Wwlu digging yuan af age rvapectivaly, who a passage way throagk the "moun­ more than two week* ago at* • powerful poison spread upon tain* In eonu places from 17 to 19 fret deep. The dirt la being healed pkesa of apple, shuwed improve­ out at tte rata of 48 to 80 carload* ment yesterday. each night to point* |g Georgia and South Carolina where It !• beIeg used to restore tte grad* damagy MARITIME NEWS by the high waters os lest spring. From tte Port af Central Flor­ When completed tte track will be almost level through tte paa* and ida et Sanford. Compiled dally by tha,Seminole It will n« longer bo necessary te Chamber o f Commerce break np trains and haul them over Cwoaty etewtog arrivals aad departures tte elrratka hi section* lip tte SL Jobae-Rlter. Thursday, Sept. IS, 1914. ARRIVALS! Convict (Diet After (Meterahlpe) ORLANDO, miscellaneous car­ go. S t John# River Line Co. K-RSIMMEE. 8*pt IS.— (A F ) — ORLAWAHA (replacing M. S. Edward Bwraott, 24-yvsr old oowDAYTONA temporarily out of vict o f WUeayuaa, died at a k s pital hero Twaaday night after of- eervlee for repair*), tolscellaneooe liter* veaR .tear gas to terminate aarga. Suwannee Steamship Co. ■ Strike among the prisoners at a .F!L|I DRIVING aguipment to reeeetf piling from yacht basin. state ro a C ^ M ? south o f here. Burnett, Whop tte officers said, SL John* R im Up* C*. participated t o ’the strike, aem- DEPARTURES! (Ketonhlpe) , plained th* $**' mad* him sick ORLANDO, toleeellaneou* car­ wbea It was applied In tte hunk room o f th* OORrict quarters. The go. S t Johaa River Line Co. O X L A V A S A , atUcellsaeoaa officers mid W told them te woe cargo. Suwagwea Steamship Co. too m to have h k teak. 156 Of S t » l e ’i IS HE POPULAR? Ritchie la Hi F ec; Anelhi primary election g a tlon lf CoagTiae, wtthM cumbants having nppoeltta Most of tte eontaeta lap York p t y whsrs oaly f l * era tic congressmen af f t re-nomination a n uneppw all. >S Oomocrata and M publicans faced contest*. Oovtfoor Richie obtained popular vote* to aaoaro , nomination by Maryland crate for a fifth tana. 1 Harry Nice defeated I Phillips Ooldsborongh and Smith for tte Rapsklkaniii Goo. Georg* Hade IIff* w Democratic senatorial B**B Tte Republican senatorifl I Goo v w eloeo. Mrs. Mary Htoishaa, Sanford sines 199$, < tern* of om of ter JactonfU k lata yesto following * hip Injury ate year* ago. Funeral cervteee a n to LOCAL � 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, 1934 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, September 12, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 1934. 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>, September 12, 1934; <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/5898ddb466d48cd8fd41216b6fe648b8.pdf 61a66f1a83ac422a2797ea13bc06d6f9 PDF Text Text % f w wjy.- r, 11*1 had r i m to 7V, with pasunp n mining, >7, and cm* muc­ iteadiarist H e Id i Blame ForFatal [orro Castle Fire 8T K ^PE D BY FJRE MORRO CAS1 in* 11. S ta ts troop* w«r* brooght Into tha confusion o f A sbury Park to control Ova Immana* crowd g ath ­ ered to view tha charred re m a in (Cawtinned Prom P a ra 1) i of tha M ono CaaUa yesterday a* it rra the _»Wp Ilea, two u n it ! lay barely 60 fact o ff tha baarh. to* ware ’ "washed op. Both I With more than 200/100 persona a bodlea o f men. | swarming over tha beach and h a ) vx plosion, balked flierovn through the utrcats of thl> amall I Coast. Ouardsmrn In thill resort city, local official* found It f ta : to hpard the liner cm! n r r n u r j to call fo r militia. M ato .' Um Interior of the Hundred* of relative* a n d k w ith thojr hoaa. r[aanwhlla - - _ t . l t - - the ,>.. Identify ts. “ I deal friend* of those who died In the horror at »ea were a t nearby Sea Girt, threading their way through long row* of cot* on which the ihrouded bodie* of 7R. of the vic­ tim* lay. The Iwiited »teel »hell of the Morro C a'tlc liecame a curio a* It lay deeply embedded In the *and periously clo*e to the munic'pal ' 3-mwnuor. ■d i a i t . * d . * _ a a n d a p a id a fe e of 116 c e n t * to enter the Convention hull and gain a better view. A placard in front announced that the pncei-d* would go to the relative* of the ’ -W tat ■' . The ahip’a port aide, with three heat-buckled life boata still swing­ ing from their davlta, faced the Half a Tha hallucination th a t ha waa being p unned by aomeona ha could not dwicriba le n t Carl 9 * h ler, young negro who res Idea In Went Go Ida boro. Into *uch a aU to of violraea a t about S:M o’clock this morning th a t It required near­ ly flea men to bold him and bring him to tha County Jail fo r antekeeping. Ilia load-voiced rating* awakened scores of paraona along the route of the motor ride from Goldsboro U Um JaU, and terror -waa errittea -am Um features of m any' of tha JaU inm atea even Thla morning he had quieted down and appeared to be perfectly ratlonal. don bodies to Jer*ey City. Of the bodlea In the tem|>oisry morgue there, three were ehildrrn, SO men l l n l n o n c h a rg e s w and IU> women Only sis hail been II Uu i i i M eaverlieew aie claimed by relative*. M eaargea ter ite I t m eeSsreS. «■ r*twa4« flia National Guard plane* v e n t .Ms w ill H rse essesl out again yesterday to patrol the scene of the trageity. When they i cam* hark they said they had seen Thla photograph from an airplane shows the Morro CaaUa a f t r r aha was raked by fire th a t claimed more than 160 live*, j no bodir* in the water. port holes and windows through which some of tho paaaongcra mad c their eicape are plainly visible. • The deck* of the liner were lit­ ,VB YOUR WATCH repaired tered with compact* and vanity f one who really knows how case* Apparently these article* f g i, Jeweler, Mag. Ave. were th r first thing* tHi women thought of saving. it a n d F o u n d The cause di*ai4cr re* IBT: Brown mare mule. Weight ( m ained ■ m ystery. ‘SAVED AT LAST,” CRY OF MORRO CASTLE’S SURVIVORS ( ‘ -Aatomsbtlen II LONG W H E E L base F»rd truck, A-l cum illion |2 % . Au,d*llv,ry truck |1WB. T-F'iml livery truck |3 6 . Heel* and Son*. S e rv le# U tT J. IV. SHADOIN repair anJ • lharpt-n your l a w n mower 1 wy’il c I like new. HU) Elm Avs I lone 719-W. I —SltusMnn Wanted . C ILORKD girl wanta Job doing i aoueework, rooking, nuralng, or M Work. Lilli* Ma* Thomas. ■I W W. 12th. HI. f I— K low rm a n d I’la n ta F J r SALE: Missionary Htrawbarry D a n t, If*-* fa. laid . iiB w HEADY »o i m i p i . u u 100,OOt) t * c h of T " i i - i ) , t a p p e r , l l jp ltn t, CoIInmI*, < 4 b h u k r PI itiU . $1 . t o a t h u*Aiid m ( j i n n I I Ittfl. II. F . Ilftt hea A ll* oolite B| rings. 81 iEDB Red Bit** and Spaulding* toumber and tt'* for fill plim* bur. From certified weed tbi* ''S p fc n f. PLANTS -Cabbage, fault flower, pepper, tomato, cullard, colon, broccoli, and Irttucr, all raady around Sept 15th Our list mailed upon m iucal. I’rrvatl and Company, Seville Florida. 4 One iif the l>nr ruom *»*w«.ril* ftik ijiinteil Bh Raying *i»? believed the file R tartnl from a eig arette *tub Me raid the cig a rette, throw n liy m jiaiMtenger who waa in a drinking p a rty in the bar room, landed un a Rile of rra te a near « fi.fiOii gallon uil lan k ; the Hume* pfirend to the tank which i*i|>liiVtI, T here waa wtlll much ill*ru*aion among the aurvlfor* over the fa rt th a t moat of the crew hj ct| th at the lifeboat* which m anaged to reach ahore ra n te d feu of the ihip'a paaaenger*. C om m ander who played po im portant p art m the whole rl nolle dram a, told tin* ftiny MT here were II auivlvnr* on live TarApa and the Sandy Monk pilot boat kept three The men were Ink en off th r M ono Ua«tU' hv #he power boat and llo y gave j - 11 We am hored ahead of the Morro t ’antle n n l Rent out •* tw«at# but it nd trouble w ith the 12 inch haw je r, I radioed the Sandy Hook boat and lifter a g reat d ial of ti >b hie got tin h a u le r onto the Morro t o Mile, We a*ked them li they wanted a tow and they m id yin. 1 thought it l»e*t to tow them to New York harlrur and to try to nalvogr Tuesday fi LINCOLN HEAD I'rnnjea wwnliil T. U Dumas, J . O. Adams, C. E. Adams, and Georg* E- Rollln*. lo­ cal Coast Line officials will Join Harry Pepworth, Karl I^hm ann, D. P. Haines and Lawls D. Haines, Chamber* of Commerce, in Loesattendance a t the September m eet­ ing of the Central Florida Council Chambers of Commerce in L*ea-j burq tomorrow morning. The prin clpal apeakrr a t the meeting it Senator T G. Futch. of Leesburg, with R. A. McCranle, of Jackson­ (R E A L lf ville, a i another Im portant tpeak- LEGAL NOTICE an n m or s m irs n o s m » T A * p k k d t'Pinw n n e m o * ava ar- m s o a s c a A i. i t s t i t h o r t u b r r a r e i » r r i-o M in * . N u ltr, la p srs b r *lvaw i M i KHKN A. IiVaO ff, purchaser e l T e a O r llttrale Nn II. datsd lira Irrt day of August, A. H-, I l l l . h « ■ f)ivd said ra rtlflra ts In m j nfflcr. and haa macs appllawllnn for las drrd In Issue In arrordanra with taw. Said rartlflrata emhrarea Ilia fnllnw ln* 4 ,* fr O i,d plup-rty situated I* S ,is l- complexion sm i The photograph illustrate* the danger confronted by tha aurvlvlng paeeengere who were able to escape ■tha Gam*. These par­ sons clambered alnard a life boat in stormy sea* and safely made th eir way to the S. S. Monarch of Bermuda which Ibqy -are shown boarding. SURVIVE FIRE AND MOUNTAINOUS SEAS IN FRAIL CRAFT v CROTONS fur Sale 1220 Magrolta k»* Ave- * I I — W anted N ot 1# but 19 painter* went to work on the City Hall thla room­ ing to complete the e ite rio r paint­ ing which wan Interrupted laat Wednesday when 16 of the men struck In proteat against tha FERA e a c r o w payment ayatem. The men are reported a* having agreed upon a financial arrange­ ment, and they will remain a t work until tha exterior job has been completed, probably 40 more hours of work. Charlie MACK’S To eonquar M alaria, you moat do two things. (1) Dwatroy the In­ fection In Um htood. (I ) Build up the blood to ovartopM tha offsets and to fortify again*! fu rth er a t­ tack. Thar* la one medicine th a t doas those two things and t h a f la Gruva'a TaaUleaa ChlU Tonic I Tha lasUleas quinine la Grove’s Taatolea< Chill Tanlc daatreys Um mala* Ha inf action la th* hlood while th* <«*AU Iron Solids up tha blood. Thouaaadt of peopla ha** eanqtmrad M alaria with Um aid of Orav*’* Tastales* ChlU Tool*. la addition to being a no lad remedy f a r Ma­ laria, H it also an exealteat tonic of general uaa. Grove’s Tas ts toe* ChlU Tool* is pU aaaat to U ka and contains nuthing hartnfal. le a n ct'Jdran Ilka It and th*y can taka It F a r aais by aU a tor**. f_^ .U p to 12 each If tnurt than It) £ y i a n old. Certain Indian Ilea,I • | pamnlee worth |50. Send dime f >t ■ catalog. Intt'mntiwtial Cnin ('it., Boa 477, Indlanapnli*. Inti F t t K ROOM huusr with l w i> irtanad porches, porta cocherv garage. All mu-lem Improve ltd. Beat location in town, In w a t I I A A. 8 lor*. i—Miscellaneous For 8«l« li^DOW GLASS- we "have I l ­ ia *11 eiaea. S tanlry-K ugm trdware Co. IR G g YELIXiW guavas. 76. bu. Mr*. M attir Cat rat*ay. Itrlg h i*. W# Ctoao Aay U lag . «pa With Our From** United Lu Clothes WU1 NOT SHRINK n e y Dry Cleaners - a 44* \U litre ar* thr** survivors of Um blase. The h*H-dr****d w o.aaan,-«0f !*•** Um boat a fte r It waa baadmd. Only U of th* HatHa-lif*. h« atm warm .' ' * Bar w ith th* aid of the New York f i n ko«u “ W* reached tha Mono CaaUa a t I A. * , Saturday and lost two ■ B fe fi __________ >' .. >(,■ > ■ R. 2nd N lg fc t and H t r a l a i fU g n B g r f r w . ff ta f lij C to f th * Pot Eyt* Initatad by OXpoauM IDBoh. Wind, or Duat. apply a Irw dra(M M how* kocamaa of tho hawaar. Th* for quit* �SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1M4 HUEY BACKS THEM WITH BAYONETS FISHING CRAFT BRING IN MORRO CASTLE SURVIVORS Commissioners Vote In FavorOf Resolu- th a > Calling Act's Passage “Unwise” Time Connecticut, Maine wvsiii Violence broke out ij u the P niidentU l medl- •trike with manufacturer! I -aryaatgr. 1*1, Wjj t Ik . Circuit C iu iit rt A. 14. WEEK* n .p u tr ClvrpL In HKftmNo ' I aim If r. IMI, Oaten t> . Ilk D, ma, t u ‘ rti»e ta ■ y erne*, aa* ml to . lor tax 4M 4 rCancs wtik Uw. em bree*. the / » Irtf, Florida. to-w itt properly situat'd g u t . Hub<Wvl«to* *fc# ......• * »t tk. n a a n of su«-n ceidam e of t'.knowm It fie* Is ah.It b . r e in te law tax « » * 4 is on Ik . Itth day of ✓ 1114. , rrtclkl ilir» .tu r. aim 11. Oay af Auauat *it. r . »ount.A(CT Clark Clrcsll Court >*l« Couatr. Ptoftta By * W w s if lU : p. c._ ;* rru n ito x ro a V n a rt re * n d iu i u u b s u t io x Ft a t i a t * uk » i.omu>A- f s > f ‘; < h a * that H. Ilf It, run-bo*.i of Tea r l i t . -lull* lid J bL V llV toll, baa Ills* l ' Ift mr" i'(lev, sq* (I) a t l . j for lax « e lk irdaiw* with law.- PaM >r*c«a ibe fi.liwaltig *rlv ,iiq u ,- l In BrestyarbtA. iq w n ■Av V L-peala f la t Bock V * ia « <w<***s4 at tk* ■Mam « suck rertlft- a* >! tXKKOtVK.Utliflcat* skatl b* re* J w <* law tax *av* raw-, l-H tlth - iaV i n . , m li elftotal I l ft lt t v r * ta t flh . dat -if A s i m i . t'-X K. IkVcnV-tM. rtfrrail C aart,.S*n itC euntr, Kl .rld*. My: A. M. W IM K t ~ • DC ■ ■ U trpATiuM* f i q r t ’lv a u iA , U r Kivun <>-*> IdBNA , purek iacr a f T ea I'S.'ttirhiSrdS la toy afflca. a a * laalM * fa r I t s «a a * m riaaca w ith tan. i -SH braim . Ik * fair t* *rt>a*r-y a D a at** lata, FTurIlia, t t -w lt l WL- i Ln i *. ,M , ' 7 W> t l Basin 1000 p ic k a ta a n d s trik e s y m p a th iz e r * s t o r m e d a m ill i n j u r i n g h a l f a d o z e n w o rk are, and overturning automobile.. \) Around tha CannoA towel mllte a t Kadnapolla, N. C., 1S00 plekcta, “ a flying aquadron," gorged, about___ ______ Facing them „__r were, S00 epec'al gudrda and militiamen armed with te a r gee, fixed bayonet*, and m ichhtd gun* mounted atog th e mill* Squadron le a d e n aald It y t i a "Dem onstration to Cannon em ­ ployee of etrike stren g th ." The crowd- waa dlapanmd a tta r the dem oM tnU on. The squadron a r ­ rived from neighboring tenter* In a 160-car motorcade la three .New England atate., Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Maine, N ational Ougrd troop* were moblllaed fo r Uw t i n t tin * line* the atrlke waa called. , The offer, already rejected by Uw IndM try, wa* th a t'th e media­ tion board a rb itra te the dlvputr w ith both aidH -W and In advance to abide by tM reeulta, ell mllla to be clnead do/lng the negotiation*. To thU Gorman laat night added another condition, th a t wbon a setUomoat la undertakwi. It m ust, ha between the entire industry and Uw union. There will be no negoUatioda.between the orgenlxalion and IndhrMual mills, ha said. The mediation board Uaued a atntwnont a a jto * th a t ../p u r da>*' (Wedy hed producST a W le f th a t nh* problem* arising from UW dis­ pute were 'n o t Incepeble of eola­ tion.** In fact. It addvdt **Tha board bellavea Uwt a aettlam ent can be reached which will bq fb lr to worker*, ym player, and in the public InteraaL I t la our earnest bop* th a t while th e dteeua elan* are In progress, all feertiee U the dispute use th eir Utmost en(CeuUnuM On F ece Three) Mrs. W A PriceBuried / In Evergreen Plot >' fgtM ral services for Mrs. W. S. ;Frt*a, 67, war* bald *t th* Erick• u t Funyral Horn* at 8:60 o’clock tk k afternoon, with burial tn EvBTgT—a Cvmelvry. R*V. E. U. iSrawtd** of ihc F i n t ProabyUrlan 'C hurch officiated. ' Members of th* Bpanlah-Amrrl c m W ar Veterans Auxiliary con dactad a brief aervlc* a t tb* gravcMr*. Price died a t th* Femaldrrsghlon Memorial Hospital late reterday afternoon a fte r a short vf A■***(. Sha waa born a t Grand Rapid*. M k ^ , a a Ju ly 6, 1*77, and for Uni past O years aka had resided in | k k city and lately a t Lake MonW , prsaant raaldanca of tk* Price S urv iv in g Mrs. F rie s ar* her kuiknpd, W. 8. Frio*, local con- tagftqg; * daughter, Mrs. Ralph J eaahtg, a f Sanford) two Sana, W. and several grtndcklldrsn. COURT ' U S HE’D KILL HUEY The meeting, more or leu, run. tine in nature, revealed a d o n e on the part u( the Bondholdere I'mt relive l u intn It lee tlial no -hange be made m he niillagi* fof the coming year. "A budget and lax levy In .ub atantlally Ihr same form aa laat year’* budget ami lax levy will tosatisfactory to the Committee/* the Commissioners were advw.xl kj tj 2 J 53 Plants Re-Opened With Little Resist­ ance By P i c k e t s II f CHARLOTTE, N, C„ Sept. II .— (A P )—Five thousand textile work­ er*, filing through lines of heavily arm ed soldiers and special guards, returned to their jolt* In the two Carolina* yesterday as s:i strikecloaed mills reopened. Flying squadrons of unionists, called out to combat reopening tdema eWde UtU# resistance aa the Here U Alfred D. St. Araant, workers re tim e d to tbelr posts, Baton Rouge, La., Insurance confining themselves to statem ents agent who wired Huey Long of tbelr case. They planned an In­ th a t he would "personally kill tensive organisation campaign for him like any other mad dog," if tha next fear days, as opposed to any harm la-fell his son, Thomas tha force-out system followed last i 11. RL Atnant, a militia private who waa called out tu Ivnd a week. Aand in the election. Twenty-aevvn of the plant* which r*-opened yesterday were in Alamanca county (B urlington! N orth Carolina, and many of them operated with a skeleton force A considerable portion of then, w rrr hosiery mills, not actually subject to the atrlke rail until Wednesday, but shut down during flying -qua I artJvltlki laat weak. Observer* e sti­ mated 6000 of tha county"* IlNdi normal textile employment werstill out. Fiv* mills, employing 2UO0, made no attem pt to reopen yesterday. Only three small mills rsopei.ad An rip lan allo n which atlrm pts In p rtun- the condition* leading up tu the di-cklon of the Kanfui.l Junior Chamber of t'ommcrce to o|n-n a drive against I ho prcsenl "i.i-livi-ird sa la a ' nuihud of turndlii.se firoduc* amt aub.iilutlng this nu-tl.ud with lha F. II. B. sale* W A SH IN G T O N , H*pL ll.-(AP) method, waa released (his morning — T h a a g ric u ltu ra l d ep artm en t said yesterd ay "p re se n t Indication* by lir.irg* Thurston, arlipg praaldi-nt i f Ih* organisation point to th* poealbility of a to ta l lit* statem ent Is a* follows: crop of o ranges and g ra p e fru it "S o doubt th* recent action of eloee to th* larg e crop recorded in 19.19 w hen th* combined production th* agricultural committee of th* reached 14,101,000 b o r n In the Junior Chamber of Cummcrco on the deliw red sales problem hag In­ whole c o u n try .' T he re g u la r m onthly crop rep o rt, voked a lot of interest a ml ycomhow ever, did not m ake a detailed merit kll over th* atata especially forecaat aa of SepL 1 for citru s In agricultural circles. However, we doubt vrry serious­ fru lta . D ep artm en t ex p erts aald th - ly If everyone secs the point a* f r u it waa s itin g well both tp Flor- clearly s i we do, so th b statem ent I Continued On Page Two) Ida and California a t this llms. JAYCEESSTAND ON FOB MARKET not to be Invaded w(th its* punlty. A threat of further «KpI»> •Iona in the wrecked liner caused official* to rewind Near Record Citrus Crop Now Predicted ^ e w Deal Rides High In Maine Where Democrats Score Decided V ic to r y tha p art tw a term s by Democrat John U ttarback. Governor Loot* Brann, first Democratic governor r* elect ed sine* Uw ClvB W ar, wa* swept in­ to office over A lfred Aowa by a plurality of over 80,000. Demo­ crat* captured tw a Cong i am tonal posts also. Eight state* bald prim s rim to­ day, picking candidates fa r tb* November election*. . T ha states Involved a ra : A riiooa, C atow di, Waablngtom, Louisiana, Michigan, Vermont and Naw Bampakira, with South Carolina kaldtag a runoff, Record Number Of Voters Crowd Intb New Orleans Polls Revenue Collections Russia Welcomed As From State Increase \M em ber()f League WASHINGTON* Sept. H ^ ( A I ') — fnri«M«ing in tern al revenue col­ lect lull* 41 percent and com bining re iriiu r* from a g ric u ltu ra l a d ju s t­ m ent t a i w , Florid* produced 111. CSli.'.’cg) fur Uncle Sam 's 62.872,639.194 hank roll from ta g aource* in the fiscal y ear 1934. Guy T. H i-ltering, com m ls-turirr o f internal revenue, rep o rtin g for the 12 month* ending J u n r 3U, w rote down a 97 p o rte n t tn rrra a r over the previous y ear In cnlleclion* from mlscellMOOU* t a n - and a 4 percent jum p in revenue- frum th r income levy. GFNEVA. Kept. II Thr c-iun til of the league of Nation*, in rlu-i-d aeasion laat night, agr-rd ill bririrlple to walcoim- ltu»«i* Into (lie l-eagu, and grant the- Soviet >mon a perm anent seat on thr fuuncll. , The approval moved Iti ->i* 4wlflly tow ard full-fledged in- n Lvrshlp In the l e a g u e —a g e -io i • lesired by the m ajor power*, rii !y the end of the m onth. Th* i**o1i»mif but It was g en erally b eved Moscow's em issary woold tlliing as a m em ber of th* League y tb* end o f t b s m onth Th* Issur fa n n g th* I t l h le a g u e assem bly. m a t one of th e m ajo r proLleme (which convened yesterday. FERA Clients Gained More Relief In July .iner Makes Record JATKSONVIIXB, Sept. 11.— (un From Bermuda Floridian* getting aid from th* Florida Fmerganay Relief Admlnlilralton, either by a direct source or on work ralla^ received more in July than they did la previous months, figure* made public )**• Irrday revealed. Th* av erag e p a y m e n t per case f o r Florida a* A w hole amounted to $13.09 In J o ly , o r a , 66 percent Increase over tha J a n a a v e r* !* of 110,44. W ork r tlto f paym ent* a v er­ aged paym ent par direct relief case was MAR. . I HA M ILTO N, Berm uda, S ept. II. —(A1)—Ths liner M onarch o f Ber­ muda pegged up a record yaateriay fo r th* ru n betw een New York and Berm uda, covering th* disLance in M hours a n d M m inutes. Th* vessel docked In New York a t* S aturday a f te r p a rticip a tin g la reacua work on th a flam ing Morre C astle. U w w l i f a rth a r delay rd by a threatened hu rrican e and was unable to leave Naw York until 6)17 A . M. Sunday. Local w eather yeiterday: High, 89; low 75. The City llriefrr offers many happy u-turn, to Mlaa Thelma Huth Stringer whu h among local NEW ORLEANS. Sept, l l . persons celebrating birthday anni­ tA 1*1 -With oppo.lng "arm ies" versaries today, and congratula­ rv.tlng on tbelr arm .. New Or- tions to Mr. and Mra. A. C. Hall lean, citlxen. approarhed votinc ballot. today ill a Sunday-1 kr calm to chouse Iialween the "Dietatorahip” of Srnalor Huey Lying ami Hie "Old itlng” of Atayur Scm nir. Walmsley. liaik douda hung In the iklev, threatening rain, but the voter* rame out In such crowd, that nl>.erver* predicted then' would Iha rrrotd balloting The whole fight w a. between "K ingfl.h" Long and "lu ik ey head" Walmalay, aa the two prtnrlp al. are atylad, even though neither la hlmaetf a candidate. Both Ixmg and Walimley are The September entertainm ent aupimtling two eongre,-men. .u- and dance sponsored by the Jack­ prvme court, Jusllre and public sonville District I'rogreaalvu Club aei i ire Wnmnil..Ion mu h Irli-i in of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ the New O ilean. d l.l io ' road will be staged in Ibe Cltv Hall An arbitration contnnl'i-e an* in t o m o r r o w nlg-ht, a r t ins *1 H:CM) complete contrul of the tli-tiion. o’clink. Admitaion ir by ctrd unly. Noa fartionel plain clothe, i ffirer* were dl.palched to tile Jmll. to Notirva poatril In the Hanford* handle dl.pulca, and Hie rommlllee had IHK) men to send out In case Atlantic National Hank tinlay -f iTiimletl holders of Fourth Liberty of trouble. So, after two m onth. >f hurrah l/oan 4 I ‘2 percent bonds whote for .idilien slid |>o1-ce p-t.m ial inveellvr, court battle., a o d th ie a l. of armed conflirt, today", hnllottng hrougtd the fu -t real peace. Sew O ilean. will go to the poll, today under the threat of aleomi Minn gun* to rhoo.e tn-lween r*o ""ill, lator*hip** of Senator l.ony urni the rule of the old regular, of the n ly , captained by Mayor Walm.ley With all of the dgiui.lana N a­ tional Hoard encamped in New (lrban- nppo.ril iiy Mayor Walm-* iConltnuad On t’ag* Four) AholishmentOf Deliv­ ered Sales Method Is C l u b Objective t i l - ASBURy ' p ARK. Sept, 11. . ’$ —<A.P.)—The bluing; fire- ■ scarred tyilk of the H oito . ^ Ctwtlc today *1111 m -con- PEACEKETURNS TO ‘BATTLE’ TORN (LOUISIANA CITY CITY NEWS BRIEFS 5000 CAROLINA WORKERS RETURN TO M I L L JO B S t i Hazard Is Reduced . Th* vote of the City of Scnford It one against the passage of the proposed llnm rstead A rt, •i^•brd», revealed at a City C onm letlon 'ftjP? nlaskner*’ officially a|ip'"cved heDon taken some day* urn a fter Ti — trtvtfiimrfM m ftf the Tii.oiber.hfp Disapproval, aa a City Onmmisakin, of the Amendment la ex­ pressed In favor of the passage of the following reaolutlon by the Florida league of Munlclpallt'r*"B# It Renolved T hat tha FInrida iM etie of Municipalities be­ lieves th at Ihr adoption in the No­ vember 1934 election of the pro ''I , poaad Cnn.titutlonal Amendmeot 'd for exemption from all taxation of bnm ratead, up to 65000 In vxln* _ tion, would lie unwise." The City la a member of the league. anew .-■dewierhsnst unu*u to- r iu ti *» aaarer*. '''«L<,V5h 10UA*A Searchers Ordered To ' % Remain Off V^ssel j Prominent Valdostan F o u n d Butchered V AI.DOST A. <!*., S e p t 11.— Th* butchricil bud) of A. J. llenn r tt w as found on his fa rm n ra r her* ta le ycstrriU y. Tha wetl-k now it V aldoftan h»d; left home a t •1o >break yetU rtlay m orning, alone In hlx autom obile Search sta rte d when hr failed to re tu rn home during the day r e ­ vealed the body, literally hacked to pieces, under ■ tree n ear the barn o f hln f a r m a few rnllw io u th fre st of Yaldusta. serial num bers end w ith a two nr eight, th at these bond* hav© been ra lln l fur redemption not later than Oct 15. I'eraona have th* p m ile jre t»f enrhatigUii; their p re iirit i M i»mils for other govern mend aecurltie*. |»ut this exchange o ffer is 11 i n time Further detaili tiiay be secured at the Hank, (Continued (In I*aga 4) HodyOfDead Captain Cremated In Cabin ASIHIRY FAHK, N. J.. Sept. 11. The body pf C apt. Robert R. VVillmolt, who died B few hours befo rr Hu- ship waa alm ost destroyed by flam es, was found last night in the cap tain 's q u a rte rs aboard the vrw*el. Fire T hief W illiam Y . T a g g a rt, of Aohury P a rk , asld h r found th* body l)ln g on tha floor In th« captain's room where It had been left. Th* c ap tain 's quarter* wars am ong tb s last to b^ reached by the flam es which consum ed th* whole Interior of the ahlp. T a g g a rt said the body virtually had been crem ated and th a t th* heat bad melted evem the leg* of the bed. Senate MunitionsProbe FindsUATied Up In Plot ToArmChina Against Japs W ASH INGTON , SepL M . - ( A I ') Renal* Investigator* into high pressure m unitions ta le s m rthuds yi-strrday uncovered a fran k pro­ posal th a t th* U nited S ta te s guv rrn m sn t buy w a r m alaria) from an E nglish firm — described as a " s tm i-o fflria lM agen cy —to help arm th* Chi net* a g a in st Japan. A long w ith th is w a n t testim ony - a f t e r w a r d s denied—th a t stale d e p artm e n t offlclala had advised the A m erican A rm am en ts C orpora­ tion o f Now Y ork ta 'o b ta in an InJuncUe* a y a ln a t lb* governm ent” t<> overt**** th# em bargo on arm s shipm ent* to Bolivia and P a ra ­ guay, order, to put city flrsw se aboard. t Aa a precautionary i—laiara. the beech near the vassal waa or da ted cleared of all p e n o a a , and a par* lion of the boardwalk waa 'atseed to ip e c ta ta n , ’. 1 Meanwhile, a t Naw Teak. M lw veitlgallon continued bafdta *. fe d , eral offlclala trying to dalaiiplua the cauae of Uw fire which 'to o k probably 111 live* early Saturday morning. 1» In tha toetlmony of C U rfM I Hackney, aecond officer, and Ir­ win Freem an, third officer. It W at brought oat th at the fire hulkhead. to ru t off the flame* from non-burning arclion* of tM ship were not lowered becauat th e’ «fflcere believed that would mil off ■ome paaeengert from aaaepo'i 1 Ilackney, describing the K * V |a the library when he w adi,to lavsatigale the watchman’a rip y V of fire, aald ha turned an extlngqteb* er on the doeet, from which awoke waa pourkg, and then' tbeye, V*a an explosion. Here, ha believed; Uw sta rte d thk quicklyA fter e lim inating llghtni t*u*v, Hackney waa ask e d "Then you th in k th e [ *et on b o iy d t" “In t h a 'l i n t place, t i l m l n r t l lightning striking tha (tfUolIn* tanka baaaus* ikay are rijfht by my room ^nd I patMd within two fe€t of thorn attd tU y w m not ftfiro* ’ “A* for n tlm« bomb nr tt4« could not hAtft f« M china. unnoticsd lo r *8 hour* und*f OUT ayalamallc ahlp aaarch." At tha yaquaat of tha •xatalnsrs, Freeman ampllfiad th* ilif llllllM of Acting Captain Warm* th a t a fire waa **t on another voyftg*. la s t Aug. 67, ha said, a walchnian found a small fir* in Jh* car­ go. II wa* quickly put out. Gparrod newspaper*, Praaman said, war* found in th* cargo. •‘Than," Hoover aald, “f*U bo* Have that fir* was IncendUtT t " "I can’t Imagine," F m i f n *•* piled, "how a dgat*U a coUM pau* ■ibly h a r t been blown tu r n IM deck. down * comp*nl»nw*y. around two rlght-angl* ‘Mrtta a*4 over an M o o t fir* aervvn i t r**ch th* cargo." • ■’ • O N 8 IN JU R E D IN A C C tfc B IT j-entln* truck on which ha rid­ ing overturned Curtis Crofhf, w k resides near HasIshnrsL * u v - , rested aa tk# driver of tkf truckT O R O flT D B A N K roM m d .! TORONTO. Rept, 11—(A .P)—A Ion* bank robbar taok i-SRptUlt* 1 maUly MAW from tha Duffarif and Lappln Bank braocR of Dominion Bank haru t N i d w i ilufivd 4 Btfuttorp were told also H u t cap*. R epresentative B ritten, Republics*, Illinois, accompanied r*pr***nlatire* of ths corporation to tha s ta ts departm ent In mid-June to seek approval of an arm s ship­ m ent to Bolivia outs id* Uw presi­ dential ban. Ones m ore talk of bribery ta m M Wi i®* '.* * « { < LOCAL w e a i connection with munition* talas waa heard. At on* point taaUmouy waa presented th at "fifty fTWad”—|&0,000—was to b* paid to a cab ­ inet adviser rloa* to Uw proakkot of Bra all In 1933 fo r bis seal stand* la putting across a munitions con­ tra c t for Uw American Armaments Corporation, . ■;,! �— _"A0 «dl of Editor 4 ir n ijig M " M t b e f o r e h la t ft tm to u t 'duom fhSB X * *H deal * C-i to* tor S xjS 2 pa 'f i , ."!i™ 7r 1* 1 On U a ana • heod waul American Liberty U i n % , Borah had r U m M h t w o i f r ^ 'i w n t h r t o t e r i k t l Bhnm b*4.Vttto# •cr^tfc parljf Vto w u whpoplM Tb f o r Hoover. Ro­ ne tojd .the cottok farrfc&i who caMo T w f n$ Pon t 4>M) AlUf. Cowidepce hi the Hecord'a th finder iy Rlog''- r r A N u e v o io u W ar Ito d d eM * -* . . top akl|*u, cMifM 9* * \ pleaded tallty. V r 'W H S n P h ik » > ,.rl» * . editorforced himself back to the t W l h hand, •uadi • . • • »-*• ■* >'■' ■- ' ■ »■• Hr. Brown w*» a steward In. tK a'iM tatUt* ' ch, and waa a devout ChH#tlan. HA applied Golden Rule by mlarepreaentlngnd W f^V iid'1'' inlna Jrppervlou* to‘the murapreawitatfoni or ' year with no Whit* Hoorn eoa ttfak <*l«t* kn talUng pen th a t pnu -minded Mtot, poo u n U m e iy «• C-—y « a d r* d t Hoover declare*:. . What America Stand* iC k ij. > V. ; p< " I to % la the htod-of -i there but net to corn itriow4» the lind of aceeptn g raft from ' munition ■rt*e Idea *f calling a n dh a g er ere meat p«rth a t kind g ra ft almply peal to them a t alL ■teana the other fallow B. America la a It cboaeh by the people. Ag G r a d e A R a w M ilk G r a d e A P a s tu e r iz o d M ilk ? « P £ Swe# Cream* prow baya new lived long aft** B u t t e r M ilk . 1> conilitytlon* hiv*. been bad. To (hi* contention, the American ’U b tfty U u u relorU th a t "the a s s r i s s only way tba oow tltutlon ,t*n, b> and ahould be .m »ndad I. by Uw people Ihemeelve." and not by "lryaaponplM* Ibnorlata" aad th**. agrlctiUare.' "Bur*auer*fp‘ ha. already de­ who rei*. tK. “hypoctitirei cry ra m jftla g proparemjftlag pint tin cotyHtutlon I. 'e la ftk .' * veloped a eait S ii-S S a ffij w I4a y * \ to ?! h aniw da'fgP d to federal M art {Jvernor? describes 4n ten paragraph*-, .witat Atuerlca U more- than • continent or a counfc Of goynpnwht ' fnd a yheme.. of rv legial.tira and and tfe. ah) and legal r e * n pared*, placarding "Bo­ ar Hone* Pally" "ffcla la a U End Slrlkea," and athar naed It fregu.nl- : • . • ru i W *' ., "The B toto f*fciW ** >. AH otUU completely .h a t in .<* v w * h p el U. O -H o o rrie M * on "rrp rrn p U U n **»0M»tt!b itnrnat* .boot t^Ulf. naibla, i.. linking rtflaiiftUtloil. fiyU m , with u*»- todaiUm and In a <b»: * * * for Ite axtenato*. It waa a ful iD.trnm.nl; for donun* •It bnalonaa.. . Aa to Uin charga that tV .4 pW -H-U e‘*< |1vt(M e A 'ell aa yourself. C. Trils Government can only be changed hv amend­ ing the Constitution or by RevoluUoo. T. It la lawful td'arrtentffto CooeUtutlon, aM .you art i 'i u »<i iL . J ilt I . - m m . - n ^ A .J u a v _ .._ At'emocral* la OalUontU ted a Hoelallat far gevara Repahlleaa for the at wbht U a Oataearet r , *, ' i* rl| ■tltutiop. SANFORD 'nViSNTY YEARS AGO 5IC*ld AktJU lift end h are w w H W >t I Q e rn a a e hack, y i t led vtaw. Tba’Hae* lrtfliB iilii falllae ■hillfig i b o u l , Kim tto to n tiili w jU H ttlL tlttlC m 5rm , U i f c i e s are i o n [l^ th ^ c j m . ^ n t o i o l« a,n- .tTre e e i a1e1t le: a»•v e' sa7nVi iv w m I t’s to asted 1 �4 i m aum .i STEAD KPTION Rev. Brant Addresses Episcopal Guild Has Church GufldMeeting M eeting On Monday th e reg u lar boainoaa and social m eeting,ed the Bt Aynaa Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal Church hold Monday aftsrn o sn a t th a k o a * at Mr*. ‘M i a L r Callaway a t Lake M ary w ith M n . Calloway and Mr*. Joooph A. Mrlaeh aa h oat»*n a. Mrs. W. W. W arner presided T ha aM B . , t n n p homa a t Third S t n a t a id iA o rtl A nno*, now City unned. waa donated to tha Banfard K hradia Club which plana to n b aQ d It .a t tha Bey S n o t nip waar B lln r Lake. W. D. Huffman, local radio deal«r, advised th a Commlsri-invrs that aa a C ity afcp lo y n ha mold build a p ellet rwSar ayatora worth about M000 to r lean th an «1M0. Poll.-* Chief Hoy O . WillUmo waa In­ structed to o .a p p e a r b a to n tha A t tha wqw rt of Commbileagr adrbeeeent a reqaeet by J . D. Lehman, and upon Chief Williams1 J ik i S u d a n , F arkar, canistery a tte n d a n t,'th a t wiwM w ifiU tB, tfk ha g l n n mora help. Commit-. local M f n who k u n m d sight ■ fcn v IB . J . U hm aal* eag g mt b n •aye *f • 4* day nd Iu m far t f th a t M arry J . Wn**a ba appointed 'a n tin g a dkerdsriy houss, wilt ha to tha Jab la p la n of M r. Parfcar n laaiad f n m Jail. n M with tha disapproval of Can* ' Ti* Commissioners okryad t)|n ■ ■■---- m t f h » a . - * treating of a permit to aall bser, th a t n ana n a n could o r would Jaaud to Baggst’* Soda Fountain, M ap the ground* In condition. god approTad the granting of a Approrn] wa* given fa r the pur* p | aralt to Charib Slnglrion, nsgro chare ad M City of Sanford hoada ionto r t w r , who will bs tha first uegv* haldar of a . pshnit to aall a t a yrtee a f IS Bet. City. A ttorney Trod R. W lbea 'boar to Sanford. A ttorney -Wilson raportad th a t reported th a t a New York man had aaiaaunaad th a t ba waa yalny to tha I C ttyb t h a n of a foreclosure flla r o t eeekhiy tha collactloa of i three City bond* which ha hold, i :SK e*m». tojjM SryB FC aC T ^ a k * an rlira..S I f a r tha , *^Wuil*>ii nUo waa In­ to ] m ark off; a porklay la fro n t o f.th a Ronford offfch of Dr. 0 , II. StaHte. ■W I “ -v the mautlny w ill a nyM *t for thl* 0 . C. Oeehrs n , Mrs. John Mebch, J r , Mrs. W . A. Lnffler, Mrs. B. M. Lloyd, M rs..G eorge McRory, Mrs. A rth u r Broken, Mrs. Joseph A. Meisclt; Mrs. 8 . M. Ball, Mis. Nel­ son Wtllla, Mrs. M argaret Louche, M bs Olive Dink)*, and Ml** Mil- Friends of Paul Hickson will re ­ g re t to l e a n th a t he broke hi* arm while p la jln g yesterday. Mr. and Mr* Georg* W einstein returned today from St. P eters­ burg w here they spent the week­ end. o h je e to f Urn m eeting and others which will probably follow, I* to unite the prayerful and thinking women of the community In a movement tow ard world betterment. Cards eolleltlny g ifts toward a proposed ita d e a t center, “ Weed Hail." a t Oatnearille war* present­ ed to the members by Mrs. J . Q, Bell who i t s ted Umt o satiifectory response was given. I t waa than announced th a t Mrs. Amelia B. Noble will yhrs a paper *t Die Oc­ tober meeting on the history of lb* American Episcopal Church before Urn Revelation. The budget for IMS waa pre­ sented by. the treasurer a fte r which It wa* dboasted and tabled fo r th* n«l» meeting. Those' a t­ tending were: Mr*. R. A. Newman. Mrs. A. R. Marshall, Mrs. □. F. Smith, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mr*. U. H,-Coleman. Mr*. Amelia U. Noble, Mr*. Allen H. Stone, Mrs. J . 0 . Bfll, Mr*. Georgs A. DeCottee, end Mrs. E rnest Krupp. Mias Mary Went has returned from Orlando where she spent a few days with friend*. , i ' * # Mr*. M. B. C aruthsra ha* re* Members of Circle Number Five turned to imr home In Tam pa a fte r .spending two weeks here with her of 'tb* • F irst B aptist Church en­ joyed a ipend-lht-day meeting yes­ siste r, Mrs. M. Bellamy. terday a t Daytona B teth . Lunch­ eon Was served a t the noon hour Mrs. E. D. T yler h a t retain ed to' after'w h ich Mrs. R. Glenn prs_______________*ss session. Mrs. Fred Meyers conducted the devotional and Mr*. C. A. Ander­ s o n ,'J r , had charge of th* Bible study -lieson. A t the conclusion of Mies Paulin* B elkm y and M bs tha lim itin g swimming waa seB etty Ann M kkler have gone le W . F irs t a t Tam pa where they will spend eevThpag ^attending were: Mrs. B. sra l day* with relatives. L C laia, Mrs. Fred Meyers, Mr*. C. )JL Anderson, J r , Mrs. V. G. Mr. and Mrs. J . E. W atheu and H**T>k jk n . B. L. Garrison, Mrs. fam ily have returned from Day­ Joe iflaro**, Mrs. B. R. Beck, lira . to na,B each where th a y .spsM a W. h Btooka, J r , th* Ml**ea Ao■Math’s, vacation, i -> g u sU Fletcher, Mary Geodale, Rup . * **n .'Gdpd*U, M argaret Mtyera, Mr*. B ustti Peak* le ft rojuntly and Andrew and Eugene H asty. fo r points In South Carolina to ba the guest of relative* fo r a short M at V. M. Scott, who spent ssvtime. ' • ra L v n k * in Columbia, S. C , ha* returned here and U w ith her lis­ to return Thursday from Lake te r, V (s. T. C. Bolt,' Park Avenue, J u a a ln k e , N. C. where she ha* been tpdadlng tb* lem m er months. Mrs. W. H. Anderson end Mra. M argsrvt Crewe o f Orlando spent For Y ear M m . J , M. G arrett had aa h e r yesterday afternoon with Mr*. J, New ’fueate Bundiy a t h er boa**. M i E. Baker, W e .| r i r s t Street. M yrtle Aveohe, the Ml**** Hi t t l p FALL 'COIFFURE Lou aad Lob G arrett, and Heleg McPhall o f Pen Pierce. t„ Baptist Circle Enjoys Daytona BeachOiiting ia n rte e ji .--------------—"----------r ' No nation wa* token on a num­ . C. A. A d * tto » '« Are<W««t * V ber of bUb offered on C ltj-conod n o n time 'In which to pay o n r house* eontUred »round the town. H300 In back tnxee on hla French 'Fire Chief M*c Cleveland1* re­ quest fa r n ehoei*, M towel*, and ' Mrs. .R. A. N f A i i S , ’M«s. A. E. i t pUlow ca*e* wo* y n a to d and m il, and gobble Newman have re­ City Sanitary Engineer G, P . Fanturned from Daytona’Beach where tan ws* ln*trutct*d to rem ora thaaa art Idea from the M ayfair Hotel they spent eeversl weeks. supply, Clark Lam*on reported that Mia* Msgjorl* TJHU and Mia* Lorain* Y a rfw rd a n le ft Monday p reieat Indications are th a t It may to r Tollahygaee ..w here they will be neenimry tor lbe Cemalaalooere to pam a reeotutlaa ordering property ownere to pay fo r tha coet af erecting new eaallary toilet*, i- • Mr. Lamsoa wao Instructed to lapu* a check for t u t , payable to DeCottaa and Bogy*, on account of legal eerrlce rendered. He nlaa we* Im tructed to Mr. and Mrs. W.' T. Woolley, of United Blatcs Engineers’ office at 108 Poplar Avenue, announce the Jacksonville to *ay that the City birth o f a daughter, Barbara Jean, had na objection to prseent termlthl* morning --at the Fem ald- nAl reconstruction plan* proposed by tbo St. John* Rl»er Line Co. Laughton Memorial Hospital. (Official acceptance of tha 8L Dr. and A rt Sam uil Fulseton re­ John* H irer l ine Co. bid to returned yesterday from Bolton nibv* all ptllny In the boat basin, where they spent a abort time with provided the company accede* to th eir daughters. Miss Mary Elisa­ e^rtalo condition*, wm* recorded In beth Pulcston and Miss Camilla tha-m lnutm of the mewling. ^Announcement wne made that Pules ton. NEW VIOLENCE REPORTED IN STRIKE AREAS In all • trike area*." George A. Sloan, •- president of th* cotton textile U u tltite, spent most of iho day conferring with th* board, preoeatlng tha cose of the employer*. Previously ha bad termed the arbitration offer “u t­ terly Impossible," and sold no ere had authority to apeak to r the in­ dustry ■■ a whole. CHERRYV1LLE, N. C.. Sept. II. —(A^—A dynamite bomb yeeterdey wrecked aa section a f road leading from th* main highway to th* Howell mill here, doing con­ siderable damage. No eaa wa* In­ jured. Mrs. A. J. Smith will return to­ night to h*r home at Shreveport, La. a fte r spending two weeks hers with Mr. and Mrs. Ilsnry McLeulln, W V aksKurth Street. 91-e^rill be eccompanled a* fa r as JsrkaenvH ls^by'M rr and Mr*. MrUtuUn and Mr! amCMra. V lttor MeLaulln. Titty’ll OH LAWN Horae , raw er mowers. k M e a «>M. h a ire d scleeors.. SJfeO ell*. per* e f all Slags repaired' aed Teskarmoed.. . * m rx K T a K r y t u n o Ham peer WerS *«*• Up-o^taete rr elporWie** m r t s a k J. W. SHADOW « * « • '* • * r U h d W .’ United ffartin’a Garage III SPECIAL Sham poo And F tag er W,a v p BY FOE COLD WEATHER /. • ' *- • > t IAL—COAI*—COAL • BURNING *i '* 4 . W itt B a c tric Btoamar Eva- Besa tils * Elisabeth Shoemaker end nephew, Jimmie Bhoamaker, a r ­ rived Sunday evening by motor from Mount T ib er, N. J . where they have had* speadlag th a sum ­ mer month*. Mrs. M- Bellamy, Mm , Thelma M kkler, Mrs. B. M. C ora there, a f IV m pa, and M bs B etty Ana Micklap epM t B andar a t Xbytesui Beaeh w ith Mr*. BMtomyb and Mra. C aro th e n ’ ’ t u t t e r , a E. _ « u A C h u ll . H s r i t S U f , U s lt . -J ; ■SEPTEMBER m a r k B the Q p e n i n g r o f » t ' f . i j . *• 1 season in thin business of u n n i n g o n e ' s .1 ; ; * home-^b«ck to .work—-tac^c k to t o B c h o o l. 4 ,j ktock of most everythirjgi jisn't in wiiib b nwvoij ^ 'the houM, for the children,!for y o u r s e t f f ^ ^ a dozen spending decision4 to be . v : , , v i - hft <uhjfcr»T ’■ > ' A v . <- <c- ^ ^ “ s g j f t A How about choosing aisenoot for tbe«youn^tjer»7,^ (It’s not too late even noW.)!A n d ' Bchoo), too- pen-and-j>enci 1 s^t,1 ty pewriter?.; Th^a ■ get /new linens and towels! for "the h tophi supplies, of coOrse. Rerhape, t h e pantfy^yr kingr. And you are g o i n g t o J ’ * ' “ * • “ , ' - - i j i V iy »i* a n e rfMim aW in’t v m i ‘f 1* * ■ ' '' * •{!*■* tT . Whatever *you(r |M>fedfl, .the1 e newspaper wAl. help you d Wjy-- Yott/W tow id on a3 v^oes . Vi fo^lfjthey.fdidnT r iU values, -the apoheort coiilt i �* 3 £ 2 r tS K 3 S which n w W w t the abundant living" try th op o f a wood-turning which mo do nottrtnf it knob* to lift pot-1 Ida. i - . u n . ----- -------« HI. ^u|urtlh« —— I t OflftaM lu«*h If (Uln»»tlll« --------- U DtlitMtHi . III ■■ II Ja d io iH rU ll_— 11 Yoqnff’s Old carried It a n t in th eir own com­ munity In Row T o rt otale la tho farm of Mrs. Booeerelt'e Vol-Klll furniture facto ry | bo mad* It port of tho “Now DoaL* Quarry Inc th eir own (tone, saw* Inc th eir own shingles, pooling their skill*, tho IM *eUltra of Cumberland Homesteads, Croaeeille. Term., will h are homea which for * ra th outlay of $604 each would be worth (ft,000 In W aihIncton and 110.000 to $15,000 In New York City, real aetata men hare estimated. The $500 repreaenti actoa) coat af material, lea* plum blnt- A com­ plete houae, lacludinc labor, I* **lim ited to eoat between $1,800 and $2,000 Their n rtlitlc c o tlife a of C rab be fl! tire Irani, nr* loobrd upon by II. L. Wilaon, director of eubelatenc* borne*tenda, a* a aymbol of an ex­ periment many time* repeatable. All the Cumberland bomeatead*ra came from the Relief roll*. •killed By mutual agreem ent, 1-worker* ahd seml-akltted la ­ r i work oq equal basis, with boat* representing the best endagvors of all * i th* re e u lt ) From their small tracts of 5 to l0 'arras each, th* homesteader* Will grow their own fooda. No one Industry will determine jh* day'* labor. Th* handicraft workers will cater to th* tourist trad* mad* accessible from the grossing of highways frags which Cibsssltl* get* it name. Other* Wilson said, will “tie Into tbo Inwhich will Austria] development K rrom W A N f 1A © $ HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired b y mm who realty known bee BrtcSA J »w«Nr . Man- A»*. LOST: Brown m are main. Weight 1,000 lbs. K. J. Reiter, Longwood. I N I UINU WtIF.Kt, base F o rt tro th , A-l condition $205. Aus­ tin delivery truck $105. T-Ford d d f m j truck $35. Reels and Sons. COl-GRED girl TCnta Job doing l y w m r k , rooking, nursing, oi field work Lilli* Mn* Thomas. FOR BALE: Miaatonary -Strawber­ ry Plant*. Rex Packard. NOW READY to tra-uplant ■RMJMW each of Tom»t->, Pepper, Eggplant, Col lards. C a b b a g e Plants. $1.25 a thousand in quan­ tities- II. F. Ilainea Allan-ont* 8 U U 5 -K n l Bliss and Hpauldings ■umber F a and F a fo r fall planttag- From certified seed this spring. PLANTS—C *bU *r, Cauli­ flower, pepper, tomato, collard, *■(*■, b n cro li, and lettuce, all toady around Sept 15th. Our list malted upon request. Prevail and Company, Seville Florida. ARE YOU LUCKY? 1**2 Lincoln hand peony worth $2.—Other calm ap to fMOO. Complete U. 8. A '- Coaadla* Buying Bata and a g d k l y m agatln* “Colas" — SI pagoa walled tor dim*. COIRS, laa* Milwaukee, Wise. boiW, which caa h* processed by Industrie*. p riv a te ly ' financed, to be wrta bile bed there. T heyII h er* a community houae and a achool, / F ira t eatim aU a of aricultural ex­ pert* were th a t it would coat nt lenal $100 an agio Just to clear th* nronhljm land. T h at would b are made the I'hll.d.lp Claetanatl ec.it prahlbltlT t to t h ^ lodlridbal hornet leader. B a t with eiterplllar tractor clearance th* coat wa* only $15 an aero fo r land booght a t only $4 an aero. Many Job* berim e aeailabi* Yesterday’s Results The legislative committee Into*-1 ti**tin* c h a r m o f asserted c r a f t ooM eorraptlea in tho Mew Orleans city adm inistration yesterday c h a rte r membership prlrU efo will board additional w H a n m tinder bp ajpdtahad. Tho charter w ill ho tho direction o f Senator Lone. Mr*. Gabriel A n n , a trained Q k a H ad. when a decree team from tho- DeLand A atterf,L odge nnrno engaged in mi**Ion work, aypeam ' to initiate all nxr.ibera •aid ib a ha* come her* from A t­ apd install officer*. Laet nlghv, lo- yegrs, nod »h* i | said to bq looting lan ta a few yearn ago and had forw ard with much anticipation made a survey of "vi#*” condition* meeting her re la tire* and friend* to prepare a n article to bo entitled during Urn ptojle. All «r». InfltgA. She (aid. ope woman In the «ccSometime during the next 10 rc ra te d dlatHct told her a he had d iy i eight Seminal* County cattle paid a totgl of about $fOjDOO to po­ roller* w il| r*e»>e thee** from lice during hoy realdence In the th* FERA fo r 'h e 2t'i bend of dletrlct. ra ttle which weio appralaed and Th* w itn e n alao teitifled that •old a t O r 1*00 S a u n te r roornlrg “cold blooded m urder" wo* being m the firat shipm ent tr \ go mrf committed In the city hoepUal for from th* eoupty. Tho clltlem en mental disposes. She a tarrie d one are Jo* Cameron, E. t t . Kilbeo, Texpoctaat negro mother waa placed W. P re ra lt, Noah Jacobi, B arney in a at rail Jacket. Beck, Grayer a I* H U , John BonVirlk, *nd a negro man who had on* cOW-th -K itr'-J iC '. fJnoieroa end W. G. Kllbee acted ae appm iter*, apd o * ft H>0 nvrao.u wefe present to witness the agle. KEY WEST, Sect. 11— ( A P I The catU* will probgmy net tho Strict rule* govern the Key Weal owner about W per toad, The cpIhe loud want to an KEUA cannery a t Opalodta near Ilia ml. Thev Lock You Out Of Jail in Key W est Philadelphia »; O t r a l a n g L O ther project*, sim ilar in tbo clearance o f aubmarginal seres— really rural «lum clearance—a n taking form in Jaaper and Putnam countira, Georgia anil n rar Richt«n, Mia*. Californian*, adept a t catchy word-coinage, titled their Is n An­ geles project, highlight of subsist­ ence homestead on city outskirts, “Kurban Homes." Bough a t th* h ig h n t price per acre and containing the sm allest ladlridual units of all the federal homesteads started by the $ tt,000,000 federal appropriation, lturban Homes (comblhlng much that la both "ru ra l" and “ urban") are expected to dem onstrate * combination of the best phases o f coun­ try and city life, “T h e n ire two way* to 'home­ stead,' " explained M. L. Wilson, director of subsistence homoetead*. “One la to take factories Into rural communities. But *om* In­ dustries, for -p e d a l reasons, have to stay In cities. Then, due to mod­ ern transportation, population cap be taken to th* country." ‘Out there, on wrf home*load*, bought a t $410,000 and Irrigated, th* experts expect te p rase the* by caregni planning'to* n yepe »round grow ing climate a fam ily1* entire ■utMlatent* ta n be grown on only flse-elgbta of an aero. I t will be (he moat Intensive type of the “garden homestead. Kurplai s will be avoided, WIIson said, wilh the homesteader-) trow ing ‘Just rnough to supply what th* family needs plua a little to give to friends." Sm artly suburban and typically Californian am the house designs, with wood-paneled Interior* and flagaton* floors th a t ran be dam p­ ened down for eoolneis. Stop Chills and Fever! tY a .h ln m ,. n T; C hicago (. tletrnll I; lleolnll I. Ntsr Turk at MU Uvula, potipupeu P e a c e Returns To “Battle” Torn Louisiana C i t y City News Bricfw (continued from M g* one) ley's reinforced city police, the rest of the state p r e p a id fo r a quiet prim ary. » “ K lngflsh" I-eng, had 2000 or more an Idle re and Mayor Walmaley had an alm ost equal number of policemen. B ut, under a pence pact • Ignod by th* two factions, no guardsmen or policemen will be snowed i t the poll*. Any election dispute* will be handled by an arbitration commit­ tee commanding a flying squadron of 300 arm ed men. A fter alm ost two months of con­ stant turm oil, carrying a th re a t of pitched battle* on the streets of New Orleans, the electlon-esa do­ cility promised on* of th* meat peaceful balloting* In the city's history. ( Considerable criticism was di­ rected *(*ioel Long for calling numerous high achool boy* to owns in the “partisan political dispute." , Both Long and Walmaley, who have completely domin ated the personalities of th* candidate* they are supporting, expressed con- Lumber i 8* ,* * .* A S u p p ly .U M B E R A N W IT H "! mssm tWONE M OH BABWI1 I > NEVER WAS SO LATE TO VtOTiK- BEFORE —60)1 c I'L L G E T PBTERVPBN ThUdaUdauk D U E tT IB I j '.1 j irsy/S& x? ass. <*o1or*0 Ornmmer IWlM e b o n s*' Clothes Wm NirT SHRINK tefflfl T TtrrT W f i T, FRETTY CHILDREN MAY HAVE WORMS iieat atl (UUm Id teotem to# IKk, Wft* d Property ownera who will be a p ­ proached by city nanltary official* amj aalftd to pay for the coat of erecting ope of probably 0 0 0 sanitary toileta which are to be biilU aa quickly aa possible, may Irupee! one of the new flan U a t 711 Celery Arena*. City. Sanitary Inyprctyr ft P. Paxton »upcnrleed \h f lljatallatlnn of the new toilet »t th a t location yesterday. I t le built IN OUR OFFICE M H YrnqrSftm m o f M alaria! Fbivrriog with thill* on* momoat and burning with f*r*r the nest—that'- on* of tb* efforts of Malaria. Unless chocked, th* dis •SM will do serious harm to your hggUh. Malaria, a blood Infortioo calls for two things. Fim L dootro)iag the Infection in th* blood. Second, building up th* blood to • t i r t o n e the effect* o f tho aU *a*o and t<* fortify ag xltw l.farther attacks. ' Grove's Ta.'t«l*ia Chill Tonic soppli** both those effort*. I t oontalas tastelei.i quinine, hleh kill* th* lafocUon In tho L iron, which rnrieh** and bnllda up thn blood- Ckills and favor goon slop and you nr* rnitored to health awl comfort. F or half a century. Grove's TaaUioa* ChUI Toni* ha* boon sure relief fa r M alaria. I t b Just aa useful, too, a* a tonic tow old and young. Pleasant to taka and aboolutel* harmless. Safa to give childran. d o t a hetti* a t any a tor*. Now two *t**o—Me and $i. Th* I t •!»• *ootalM 1 1-1 time* a much as th* 50* also and giro* yon $5 porcoat more to r The f t o t birth d ay of Mr* *J. tL “Grandma" Lord, Hr., la I t be obd w i t t 'M »| L r b u k r t pteni* w b ld t la to bo bc!4 a t Ev- ^ g r e a t c a e s a ic s s GOAT — l! AkB YOU •JULY GCTTIUS wOGWN T'WCRK. > BUT B c rta S - \ VIEWED T f t f t A U h R fft HUE ft »T VtENY OPF kA-T 6 K > H T j r W ELL — W W T T T tM - G O T T t x VmrH GETTlft PPW M lU ftE vAT owe y IT . -Mi TW ELVE Cleans™ �Jayceta 8 1a n 1 0a FO-B Market la aiding l a t h e N. baa ail It waa ready I climbed d i f a t over to the liner, aboet I t a tta c k yesterday. Tha eatery a t th a t tim e waa iaW In moat Inet a ores F. O B-, and bought to Boost cases, by buyers I started forw ard from the rig h t oa th e field or to the car on ■ whore I came oa hoard. the railroad aiding. "This celery, being put up In the I I groped my way forw ard on h e a l dock. I reached midships rough, necessitated the operation It I ’stumbled over 'a charred of email Washers to the various r sprawled face dawn ward on m arkets to take care of (fa ir par­ tock. I t waa apparently th a t ot ticular trade. And there were hun­ •o a f boy, shout 10-yeem-old. dreds of thee# sm all washers to the re wore M m arks of ideatIf 1- N orthern markata. They furnished competition to tha celery business ■p there, aad everyone knows th a t competition U tha lUa Of Undo aad hfsljiaaa. “In those lim es. Instead o f ooa deefa. We brought the body ashore, p i could gut up a* far. aa the man buying 50 cars, which condi­ tion vre h are today, 5q man bought TO cpre, had put tha stu ff 'd ? them ­ selves, probably employing fire or ate to** to do so. This w as fu r m arketing condition to IM 4. ■1921 saw the advent of tha warped anJ wash house on a Ufafa fargwr scale nothing leftlocally. However, the fatuhtog was ibe upper dorks. d 't« go below by climbing only done la tha a re a ! th a t the on the, outside of the ship to buyer requested It aad pgld for | t d a e ^ below the boat and prome­ I d other words th f buyer paid a nade decks, hut I found th« whole premised for ib i washed calory. »u method waa all right, a t tfaa to p r |o r o f tha ship had been eaten a rt, fo r It entailed no additional away by the flames, which were pause on tfao g r e w or ohipper. still devouring tha forward ooc- K sharp Increase to wpah houses again! The different organisations hunt th eir n g n plants, and put in steady crews to operate ^hcm. The fpet th a t tbs Investment ta these plants waa ao heavy, gad the fact t T b a 1m e ids 1 r eeogwtoa anything, i t tree hasntiia. T ha ship saoaaed Just a mam bf twisted steal plates, am t tubes. I t will ha erro rs! days before she wilt cool off enough to perm it anybody to g e t down to bur w u h rd celery th a t re a r very noticeable. ' “The demand for WSih*d celery Wa found a lot of ladles’ pocket f a e t o shew* a do sen of there— a t that time was Increased Strewn eround on the aftdeck. L’n- considerably, and , ^ a r e and degwriUra' i i preaaat s l lvse took more wash houses ware bulk to chmigu of them. m art t a b demand. B ut this wash Increased Uwir output The wireless room waa destroyed houses by Urn fire, and moat of tha bridge. The wood covering of the prome­ nade and boat decks had bo read down to the steal plates. Tito bow of the ship did not acorn to ha horned aa badly aa tha mid­ ship and tha aft nectlvoe Tha deck th ere waa a a fire daring tha ftvv b e a n , I waa aboard, and th at todlcatoa ta m y mind, that the flames broke out toward the storm of the •k fa aad a to their way forward. I mat load earn lifeboat still la its d avit a a th a starboard aids, and realise th a t the entire egpeaie Washing, and a* forth, waa soon V* lores Ifaelf upon him. So to 1927 we had in ­ creased the seed of harvesting o ar «rop from I t to 4$ cents. SUll wo appreciable damage draa M § > y the grower. • “In i m « 4 ltt* ibis readUina Increased In Its aerlousma. There was still a sm all premium being paid fo r washed celery bewght F. O. B-, hut the washing pleats were producing more and more, and forcing more expense upon the grower. “Still, the real tea tlon waa vague to moat growers and shippers, th a t tb s coot of processing th eir product waa aooai to be put la Its entirety upon them. The wash houses were Increasing the demand for washed friery , but already the buyers Were kicking about the coot of tha processing. "W hat waa tha result 1 Some of tha shippers, falling to sell their washed product a t a prem ium quoted washed celery a t Uw same price aa the rough, la order to sail their product F. 0 . B. “By the end of the 1SS0 season the output of washed celery had lnerve sad to approximately 75 per­ cent of the total celefy harvested la dcmigole County. Sarasota was washing Its whole crop, and advo­ cating the washing of all celery to tfae briyere on the other end. “The consigned washed celery at this tim e waa alm ost to excess of tha washed celery being sold F . Q. “Wfare they quotedUtefr F . a $ need U th e buyer*, the buyers m ad th a t the delivered prices up ecth from t hree Southern w cons figured more than the F. 0 . . prim e plus the freight from the talks lU County m c Uqd. “So fat order to property compete 1th. Ssmlnols County celery ow ortfanrn m arkets, the delivered dews, aad he la wUhla hia rights dee project waa started. from U s point of view la dama ftdlog H. “ v ■Thee la 1S31 tha pro-cooling b p In see atartad. I t waa w ftoa U lng for the farmer a t first. By to barg dee s U fa, but tha delivered dectewslng the amount of ice In Um talas ftothod finally had lU day. ta r dwt to the pre-cooling the te s t process was practleelly I t igeatmaUrtiy gave the buyer ow t f this Tbe laving of refrige rqUse other and g reater privileges thaw' they had ever had before. th)« coata took care of the proeeae"N aturally ow a delivered basis, tag. subject to boyars approval on the “ However, by the end of the o th er and, the buyer on the other p u t season (1U34), ere find the end enjoyed the privilege at ta m ­ grower paying tha pre-cooling ing the c a r down oa its arrival, or charge aad the buyer receiving the ask fog a c a t la tha price should reduced refrigerating costa, under the occasion demand Ik the delivered sales mlhod. “T aka for a is m pie, tha F. 0 . B. "The e v t of harvesting the crop m ark et In Florida might bo $1-50 has In the meanwhile, risen to-over p e r crate which necessitates a | 50 cents per crate. Thus wo tee price of a t h a s t $2.50 par crate la i that way back in 11*24, the feundaNew York, to equal tbe local fig-1 Uio waa laid for this grower lo eventually be paying tha entire urns. “Suppose oa this particular day' oval of all this washing aad su n ­ th a t the buyer had bought h it com -1dry other things th at It m i n i a modity on the delivered basis, the crate of cilery m utt go through m arket waa aa before mentioned before it have- Seminole County. $1.50 per crate F. (X B. “ By washing our celery here wr “On Its arrival a fte r being in hive forced the sm elter Indepen transit four days, suppose the dent crier; vvw her out of businc". market Had dropped on the other and it is lending year In and year end to tha equivalent of $1.00 or out te put the independent grow rr Iras on this and. ia obligation to financing or­ “In lota o f cases, the buyer finds ganisations fault w l|h the car of celery, and | “Thus, in ronrluekia, we tee the otk» fo r reduction in the price nr I rvnlutlnn of the different process turns tha car down completely, ia ing.costa. From 1924 tw-1934. the order to save bis own nock, which the w riter for ooa baa had happen to him. aad Can cite facta to prove it. “ In all fairness to oorqy buyers, too kaow they are honest enough to take their medicine a nd try and make It up on additional care of sta ff. But what about tha unscru­ pulous buyer, who is ready aad willing enough to take advantage of the privilege extended to him by the delivered salea method for which the . grow er and shipper alone are responsible 7 “ W ith a cash F. O. a market this art) would be entirely rem e­ died. And these things are all done within the law, and even gov­ Uc*l Facial ernm ent Inspection has failed la hspuwdwi. tomem> some cases to ha able to cope with AU For I tha menace which the delivered 76c sales method so ably fosters. “*f the m arket should on the m t.. St- * U tld W L K i DR, HENRY McLAUUN cw t of ha Trailing t t l a y hex risen from approximately HO cents lo over 50 cent* an.t the grow er in the Ions run is h ririn t all of Urn m l “Washing crlcrjr an.l other proc,casing tnelho.i, were all started as profila! lo m r a .u m to the grower, -but now, through lha delivered sales plan |n rffre t, Kara fallen upon the gtower to bear. The * no rimuus number of people that gel a slice of the farmer* Income before be gats a cents Is appalling. "F irst, the farmer must support hU co-operetire or financing or­ ganisation, with its numerous em ­ ployees. -T hen the crate man and the hareosting cttmw c«mf nf xi. “The rs 11mails with their eg- b at, the return per crate of celery sional man, and any other pareoim w aa no more than it was the year before. There Is no equality in this. "Owe way »e have to offset these Increased costs, si by an K. 0 . B. cash isles method to re­ place the methods now in effect. "Then there Is no room for e q u a w k a e rk k k j which m ight aria# a fte r U»e celery reaches the other end, and th at goes for any other commodity that might be grown in the S tate or Florida. "W hen a crate ul celery brings Lumber And $2.72 per crate in Ne»r York, by Roofing the time the above mentioned coats are taken out. the grower baa about $1.00 left to pay his entire production and harvesting costa. And tha above price of $2.7$ was conspicuous by its absence. “We aay the growers need action, concerted art inn, on the pert of every m erchant,' profet- Security Lu m b er For Better Service— SEM INO LE DRY CLEANERS I’hone K6I 220 Magnolia Arm. Take it from me - - — The Manhattan Market sella the nicest and freshest fruits and vegetables in town.” C R I S P VEGETABLES Wednesday & Thursday Specials C. F. BALES Brat Quality “So wv «*e the evolution of the entire coat being put upon tbe grower. Here la where tbe de­ livered talas problem started. “Tbe southern celery sections of tha state, naturally being further away from the Northern markets, had approximately 10 cents more freight per rre l* on their produrt. “ A fter the premium oa washed celery had bees mors or leas abed ished and each aection had sta rte d j washing practically all It* eatery, the Southern sections found them ­ e d TVS in a peculiar position h r Don't Forget To R egister For The FIVE FREE PACKAGES T o D r G iv en A w ay S a tu r d a y N ig h t A t 9 O 'clock lw>l fa cet's M issrrs ' a ,u e e Mere ru v u U r e » * am » «. , - r - .m hA hW 8 T E V E B P la A C fi tffe Hi*® Installed The S e a s o n ’s Finest Fruits a n d Vegetables l o w e s t Nt*w C ro p — K in g D a tid isW in lc r H unum i* Gawd tJm iU lj— No Culls at p r ices It IKwwn't I'ay Tu Buy Cull Appim' FU . Key Tightening* LIMBS 2 doy----Fancy Calif L E M O N S dux. OIlex lh fie 1 Thii Freeh Ve. CABBAGE il>. Carrots Bethcfa Tender Yellow N tJU A S H Hi........... Large Oregon C E L L It Y 2 f o r ... Hard lived GENERAL L E T T l'I'E 2 hito. LUBRICATION | »rM lnf Gie foJlowUd ole County! S w ee t P o ta to g i 4 Ikf, �* • • * #5T- " • ■ • - • n v w ffC n k S E ? ) ’ 2 0 2 . 2 5*5* ■ ! • • ■' f A - * £ $ (£ ■•-. •MW" z. ftj ■•] Ml !£•< )Sr+r,vIt V tb \ Ii'ih o w n bi . COASTToivNSGIVE.FIRST AID TO a ( '.V / l ** -/'V v i* I # m »r' • .«» H* 3 E £ j£ y ? ,i1 K J T O l? 5 C«Uo d liir U r. ..r v v ----------:___ U__ SURVIVORS ^ * w ,. . . Uh >Kip A m ir* r . U tk w b o d . u thnl iljm with si otter oarrlron of tte Mono •. . . ' UMW In oddltloa B. r C. wl s s ^ rv : • . Ihr^-jrrar-oM ►#ta« Ti, Anothtr. ioSn of • ** *'■ v *•#*«*#*•**• •5>** l- ik . ^-__ a—: . k AwukV’iyjfeA| p «-iu . Oopwlt ■Undlns la » . i r« i d ea th b a n t h e p vr:-;; [t«r>pl4 tc s ll’q Tictlpr. (n J tlliccUir of > te Ain., Ii «howln/T bccflinj fJla w w oikratn flfaan* .< > . t ii i ip i i■ ■ ii m i *» —i ■ i i. ■- i — Of m t S S t ,* * : �-rrr T "-V " v rr Itgralft sr TODAY’S THE DAY » r YW# t - M h M l*n ■ Um past 48 hoar*. Several points In tho stats reported rioting t t sjm p a U ilia n and ooldisra. O ther strike centers w ars qniat although n o n troop* w o n trrdsrod out Is N orth Carolina. Organised labor undsrwrot* tho natlonwlds tcxtilo striks last G ot. Louis J . Brmnn, f ir s t m an night as union is a d sn withdrew tb s It pone* proposal la Iha-Jndus to be re-elected a s DemocrrUc t*r., Prom ptly at 8 P. If., P n n c ls J. Gorman, national strik s leadsr, announced mill owners had . not accepted labor’s offer of an arm td true* and th at Isad sn of tho walkout would not accept responsibility fo r f u t o n violence. President Groan of tho A m iri ta n re d s n tio n of Labor said i m ajority a f tho 1M national and International ynioos affiliated with his w ganiaation had pWdgod financial aid to tbs U n­ til* workers. >Ho abandoned plans f o r a moating of labor’s super-council bars' today to dlacwh financial participation by all unions In tho Walkout and said tho striks wmdd b* discussed a t the A. F\ o i L b convention In San P rsn c b ts, P iy * . . . . — j j . ^ *Tho rospooslblllty Is upon lh a x ^hoolders of tbs management now,’’ Gorman declared last ‘ night. **Oor generous gesture hda been U no a rail: llan ag snssat sasou still deUnnlned to rldo hldh and ta tide - hard as H algay* has ridden.’* .G orman warned th a t his group would not accept responsibility fa r rielsnc* In the bloody con­ flict a fte r 6 o’clock last night. ’’Violence Is going to get wer*0|“ ho said. His warning was lisusd as thro* Now England state*— Connecticut, Main* and Rhode . (Continued On Pago Four) Search For Hidden Fortune Of Widow R e v e a l s $100,000 MOBILE, Ala., Kept I t . —Search fo r tho hidden fortune of Mrs. M argaret Steels C oi, SB.ysar-old widow w ho’ died her* Saturday, want on la s t sig h t with m ors than flOOjDOQ already turned up. Patico guarded the modest home of Um Sgod ra d use closely as locksad carpenters, under the t i relatives and friends eiplorsd possible for I Asset (0,000 In thousand dol­ ing. MUe was believed still hidden t u n hi the house. Nearly |l t £ 0 0 tm.g*id coins, currency and checks WSS found la the treasure hunt Mewday night. BOAT SIN K S g o re m o r of Maine since the Civil W ar, who won out oTcr his Republican opponent, A l­ fred K. Ames, by the surprising plurality, of over 23,000 votes. H.M .PAPW 0RTH RE-ELECTED TO HEADTRADEBODY Re-Election Also Is Accorded 5 Other L e a d ingr Officials A # l t h s s fo r the p a st fire ye arm, re-election to th e presidency o f th* Sem inole C ounty C ham ber of Commerce cam e to H a rry M P spw nrth, popular d r i c leader and property owner, d uring the Sep­ tem ber m eeting of the board of directors, held a t the trade body office last night. Re-election to office also be cam e the privilege of B. F . Ilsines e f A ltam onte S prings as firs t vicep rw ld e n t, Mrs. J. W. C oates of Oviedo, A. G. W egner of C huluoU , end John Meisch, Mr., of Sanford as district vice-presidents, and A r­ th u r B ran sn as tre a su re r, while F rank E vans of luika M ary, and W. II. Schm idt of Hanford were elected as district vice-presidents succeeding C It. Haarcy and It. A. N ewm an, respectively. By unanim ous consent. Karl Lehm ann w ai ag ain aalected as (Continued On P a g e 4) ABA Head Pleads For Leniency For “Slow” Borrowers W A SH INGTON . BepL IX— (A P ) — Y . M. Law, president of tha A m erican H anhara’ A ssociation, ha* appealed to the nation'* bank exam iner* not to ham per th* ex­ tension of bank credit* by a rigid a tlitu d a tow ard ‘S low " loans th a t a re fundam entally sound. Law addressed a conference of exam iner* charged w ith reporting on the condition of BO percent of th* banka of th* country. " I t stand* to reason," Law told them , " th a t aa long aa exam iners believe It to be th e ir duty to con­ sta n tly ham m ar on loan* th a t are adm ittedly good, only becaua* they a re alow, It will have tha affe c t not only of forcing banka to a a a rt un- -------New ' K i ■ d Of Flight iS DEATH SHIPS]Long Realizes All Of SOS FLASH His Ambitions In WAS DELAYED Beating Walmsley NEW ORLEANS, S«pt. 12 — (A.P.)—Huey Long t o d a / h a d re a liz e d hi.* n m lilU o n of nmnnhinjt every vestijre of m n jn r p o litic u l o p n o x itlo n in t h e State of Loui-viAna end LEFFLER SEEKS GEORGIA VOTERS FIRE INSURANCE SET TO PUT END RATE REDUCTION TO BITTER FUSS UndenvritersSugrfrest Interest In Election Centers In F i g h t Method To B r i n g Down luocal Costs F o r (iovernorship GOP Sees Need For More Propaganda AfterLosing Maine Hopkins Expresses Sheriffs Of Twenty Disgust Over His F l o r i d a Counties Brother’s A c t i o n Must File Report Combustion H e l d As Cause Of Fire On S. S. Santa Rita T IT U SV IL L E , B ept, (X— Bobby ti NUMBER 275 W A SH INGTON , Sept. IX — OP) N E W YORK, Sept. 12.—M l — —The us* o f A rm y pilot* to dem ­ Georg* R ogers, Chief Radio O pera­ o n stra te planes for a private con­ tor on th* burned Morro C astle, cern abroad w as described today told I he B oard of Inquiry to d ay th at it we* fully 30 m inutes a fte r to the Senate M unltloa, C om m it­ he wa* aw akened berai*** of the tee. fire agoerd th* ahip he received President J . S. Allan!, of th* the order to te n d out an SOS. « C urtiaa-W rlght E *i*irt C orpora­ The sm oke waa gellin g thick, tion, said his company freq u en tly Roger* (ratified , and the radio borrowed Arm y pilot* and they loom wa* g e ttin g warm . II* % tow, | on ),i, had proved helpful in the sals of Gov. R u n sit* T alm adg# (le ft) and Ju d g e Claude P ittm a n ( rig h t), , lllt |l,. .a id a cu rtain In the planes. He eaid the pilots usually |th ie f contestatj ta fo r the govei noi*hlp of Georgia, aw aited In Ihrir , h, me* today th* drci*lon of the voter* who went to the poll* in loom caught fir*. were on leave. large num ber* to ca*t ballot* th at will deoil* the outcom e of (he "I could h ardly breathe,” he O th er evidence *■■ presented moat heated political cam paign G eorgia ha* -een In m any a year. ■aid. when his a ssista n t came th a t th* C orporation, In March liack to th* bridge and said, 1131, attem p ted to a rra n g e for ' A lright, send out an KGS.” lie testified he wa* awakened President Hoover to receive Com­ by second A ssistant Radio O pera­ m ander A rtu ro Merino, chief of to r George A lagna, a fte r the th* Chilean A ir Force, in order to fire broke out. help counteract the effo rts of the m entis Investigation of the trag HY DE PARK, Sept. I I — ✓ Irene* F ella Lam m ott and (A .P .)— P resident Itooae velt e sp e els C ongress to enact P ie rre D uPont a r t n eat on the legislation requiring passen­ program to tell o f the m unitions ger ship* t a he constructed as operations of th a ir larg e corpora­ com pletely fireproof aa pos­ tion. sible aa a reaull of th* Morro The story of th e international C astle d isaster. The President disclosed this today a t a re g ­ tra ffic in the tools of w ar as reATI-ANTA, Sept. I t - l A D — Reduction in fire Insurance ular press eonlerente, saying reeled b, the S enate m unitions ra te s in this city d r|v n d upon A b itte r political cam paign. In he believes even th* equip­ investigating com m ittee brought the C ity Com missioner* accept­ which charges of disloyally to j m ent m aterial ra n be made of p ro tests yesterday from two fo r­ ing six recom m endations made fireproof m aterial. The Morro the New Deal were answ ered eign power*. rerwni* by the S ou th eastern U nderw rit­ w ith vehem ent p ro testa tio n s of C astle waa a steel ship. S ecretary of S tate Hull launched e rs A ssociation, it w as reveal' rv e lle d support of P resid en t Roosevelt w ith Senator N>e, chairm an of the this m orning by M ayor W. K closed In Georgia last night w i'h He testified he went In the com m ittee. The A rgentine ambae- l-rfflrr. in te rest renlered In the fight be bridge to a ct as his m essenger, sador has protested to Hull th a t The recom m endation* call t o f tw n n Governor T alm adge and , and a t 3:13 o’clock, A lagna re full-tim e paid the inquiry has reflected on a high three additional Judg* Pittm an. 1 turned and aa(d, "Y ou better get A rgentine naval officer. Chilean *u- firem en, the purchase of a deluge Ten re present* lives In Cun- I out of here if you don't want th orities also e ra understood to have set or tu rre t noxtl* for th* a r e a * .. f* u r a f tlvam wnup|H>ertl. [ u, die Ilka a r»t." pru lamlad. ■I t w as believed U qll der com pany, th a resueapU", W Bf” brill ndm lnhted In tho I 11* said h* asked, "W hst shout also wee in terested [q do ewe*an le re g u la r drill* by tha entire D em ocratic p rim ary today. distress m essa g e sf Then we re p a rtm en t, th* condition th a t both p u rp o rtin g to connect Mexican P ittm an h a t -tum ped the slate from officials w ith Am erican m unition! the pum per and ladder tru ck re- acru sln g Tslm vdge of fighing reived a radio m essage a nother ship asking bImiiiI a Bpond to firs t alarm s In th* princoncerns. el every turn, burning ship off the Jrf*M> cipel business d istric t, the In­ the President N yr and Hull refused to reveal stallatio n of an a p p rev rd tele ­ •specially charging opposition to ! C oast.!’ It waa a flri this that (he details of their luncheon con- g ra p h fir* ala rm ayslem of Class the farm p rogiam of the A d­ the SOS was sent, hr said, He aisi, lit v rrsa tlsn . II o r C lass C as recommended m inistration. X tartling disclosure* in the Moi "W it) you keep big nsm es out of by the N ational Hoard of Fire tiaim ed (list in only one otlu t I to U astle d lssa strr filled the testi sta te hsve Relief funds liern the bearing from now o n ? " N>e U nderw riter*, and the adoption niony yesterd ay in the D epartm ent and s tric t enforcem ent of a Cod* divou-ed from n s t e a d m in istra ­ of Com merce Inquiry tritu Salur ws* asked. tion, and hurled rlia rg r* of a S uggested F’ire W aste Grdidays sea holocaust ‘'N o," he replied em phatically, of "pardon racket'* W ith the federal ^rrand jury l-alvr ha w rote a letter to Hull riartces for .Small M unicipalities Tile cam paign was enlivened hearin g U apt. W illiam F'. W arm s Mayor Laffler had cnniinunl r s jm g the com m ittee had no in by a federal i mu l injunction rush in g its own ra te d with officials of the Assocl Invraligaliun, offending a foreign trn tio n of ation w ith the request for recom ­ a g ain st John W hitley. I-agrange (C untinusd On Page F'our) g o v e rn m e n t l i t said tha comm it rn n lrac lo r and , losspersonal m endations fur second class on te r illd not endorse sll statem en ts m en en tiles, instead of second and political friend of the gov placed in th* record. class plus five cents as now ernor. prohibiting tom from vu, latiug wage and itour provisions Testim ony yaaterday revealed rated. Ihet the C u rtiss-W rig h t E xport lie also had Liked for recom ­ of (he NR A. corporation, airplane m an u fa ctu r­ m endations for M-eend class less Tulrngdgr cam paigned on Ins ers, offered “corarnlselons" to five cents on m ercanllles, instead record, claiiniiig the new h.gh way hoanl. placed in power a fte r several South Am erican a ad M, ( * (C ontinued On Pag* Two) (C ontinues On Pag* 1) lean governm ent official*. Sum* W ASHINGTON. S*pt 12 —(A P ) m em bers of the com m ittee Insisted I>emo<-r«lir victories In the the commissions w ere bribe*. Maine elect Inns In m ight ex pres* C u rtiss W rls t y re p re se n tativ es ■ions ■*f concurn yesterday from told the com m ittee they told 24 the K«*|tub|lcmn leadem , ctiupled (Continued On Pag* Two) with U lk of reloutiled <» O. I*, effo rts elsew here A dininblrm tton spokesm en gn*eted the outcom e as W ASH INGTON , Sept. 12.—<AP) • w hacking New l>esl endorse 1—H a rry [ . Hopkins, Em ergency TALIaAHAHHKE. H * P I . 11! m in t Belief ad m in istrato r and, nf ( A I ') —.Sheriffs of JfO Klurid* F rom the lieiuihliriti ram p m m r course, a Dem ocrat, had llttl* news ro u n tlra were tnld y e n te n liy |»y J nn M sertinn th sl billions Md is tn h a t his press conference except: I*. Newell* exem tivp mm re ta r y tu oted Buppo*t'dly for relief upper “T hat sonuvagun of a b ro th er of fjovernor B holti, tli*l it %*■* "im entlw can l>e used to Influence vot mine h< running fo r coroner on the prm liv©” they report Immediately era. HALBOA, C anal Zone, Rapt. IX. Republican tic k e t In Turonia, <-r» wh#tK*r slot m ar hi it** are Iwinir — .Spontaneous com bustion w as the Was hington. D em ocratic q uarieni prepareti to operated In lh#lr counln*^ cause of a sm ouldering fire In Nn. use frequently the ad ag e: ” As "Can you tie to th a t? My fa th ­ Newell said 20 ahertff* hnve imt 3 holds of the G race line ship S a n ­ er was a good B ryan Dem ocrat m Maine goes so goes the nation " ta R ita, safely In po rt here. h«r Iowa Hr ran fo r C ongress time replied to m le tte r which went for P o etm aster (I e n • r a I Farley cap tain , H a rry Stephenson, aald a fte r tim e and never got enough ward from the Governor'* of fo e called ’’the convincing m ajority Aug 27 asking for re p o rts nn tin- given** to Braun, ’‘proof am ple th a t Monday. votes to put in h ll h a t.” riot machine sta tu e by Kept I" “T he fire waa not of Incendiary The brother’s nam e Is Dr. I a w ­ G overnor SSolt/ is to re tu rn it, <i the New Dral m eets w ith the a p ­ proval of the m ajority of the peo­ orig in ," C aptain Stephenson aald. ls A. Hopkins And as fur bis inn “ It waa cauaed by spontaneous Ring for coroner on o Kepuhin so S aturday, and Newell said hr had ple In thia country," a sk rd th a t complete rep o rta on the C hairm an Henry P. F U teher, of com bustion In o u r baled cotton c a r­ ticket, said lIupkiM I slut machine* 1* compiled before the Republican national com m ittee go. Th* bold wa* ep*o*d on* hour "W elt. I th o u g h t th a t p a rty died th a t tim e. said the vole in Main* "show s the before th* fir* wa* discovered." two years ago and d id n 't n*> d * nrceaaity of an Intensification of III* testim ony waa aupportad by coroner.” Republican effo rt* ” and that "it th a t o f C opt. W. A. Cline b ard , a is evident that tha peopli have not Balboa fire cap tain , who declared yet understood w hat It a ll m eans" "T h* fire Certainly w u COOS* I Poison “Candy” Kills ix—(*> T i t u s v i l l e Child Hillsborough Ships t traaeF i r s t Grapefruit H arris. X-year-old amt wt Mr, and Mrs. C. B arrie, died hate a t noon yesterday, a fte r having ewallewed a full bo* e f strychalae tablets, which w art eald la l a w h e n pro scribed la medical treatm en t for •a e th e r member Of th e family The physician whe waa hastily suaiaeotted, waa u a h l e ta eeaatrract the etfeat f t th e placet. P artly clsody with local thundershowers tanlght aad TkaraAsJ. HueyBecomesDictator WithUnprecedented Powers As Slate Is Swept Into Office STUART, Fla., fl.pL II.—W )— Th* fo u r grew of the twom asted f h k h g schooner Emily B m n reached short saf.ly MonBay a f ls r th e re ta il sank off Jupi­ te r Island. but will prevent them from m ak­ ■* '— ring nay new loans except those th a t are extremely Squid aad of by com bustion. T here w aa no d a m ­ ' short duration." age, o th er th a n to tha cotton and roffp* In th a cargo. W" — t w e a t h e r Operator Says S h i p Was HotUnderFeet When He Received Order To Ask Aid L a b o r Underwrites HE’S THE WINNER Curtisa-Wriffht Head Says Men Proved Strike As U n i o n Helpful When On L eaden Withdraw . Leave Of Absence . P e a c e Proposals Rioting mad bloodshed brought out mil National Qumnbthen In Rhode Island today, the latest storm cen­ ter of the textile strike. | Guardsmen fired m volley over the heeds of m crowd to disperse strikers mfter a t h e Prlca F irs Cents SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1934 ARMY PILOTS i r i n g O u t G u a r d s HELPED S n R h o d e I s l a n d PRIVA1E SHIPS r TAMPA. S e p t I t — I V B ret carload o f grap efru it to V akippod from HUItboroogb ceoaty Utte m o son .le ft XV packing g loat of tls* 11ills bora C itrus Grew are Xm u i Iution yaaterday. Manag ua J . B . lagram aald It was oold f. o. K by th* Pluridu a t r e a X t d U H i fo r f4 a b n fo r first P-Tf • kas for China Purchases 22 Brutal PerVtrt Held Ultra-Modern Planes As Slayer Of Child N E W YORK, «*pt. 12.— ( A F )— INDIAN A t'OLJB, Bapt. 12. — ( AIM—Rearing brolao 1 plainly indlcatlng h* waa U*0 victim of a aadistic slayer, th* body of 13. year-old Donald Id w o rd Dillon » u washed y e sterd a y from a souih aid* sewer. Th* lad had V r e a b et tw ite In th* heed. A handkerchief was cram med In Me Unaa tb os a gag His left hand wo* aoorrbed as if he had been to rtu re d w ith O hot wire Or thin poker g a d . th ere were m arks on otbor yoria o f his Indy India alive of th* a tta c h of a bru­ tal yervtrt, F- ••riflk w W jiA ' n i . The H erald.Tribun* aaya th a t the l le a r w a te r UOnfllO^rH N orthrop C orim ratton, of In g le ­ wood, Calif., h a * recently com ­ ° pleted an order of 22 ultra-m odern C L EA R W A TE R , Bapt. 12 a tta c k plane* for th* Chin*** gov I A l’)*-T ba C lea rw a te r city corn ernm ent. Th* plan**, aald to ta c m d In misaion la conaldarlnff a plan In pcrform anc* a n y th in g In th* U nit- giv* building alto* ta raaldent* who Htateo Army o r N avy squadrons, ra n qualify fo r loan* from th* a re described a* • developm ent of Federal H ousing A dm inistration U nder th* plan n o w l*-mi I he long-distant* ra rin g mono­ tha d t p would give lot* plane Gown by F ra n k Hawks. studied, E ach I* s a i l to be capable of c a r­ which II i s m th ro u g h la s delin­ rying • 1Odd-pound bom b a n d us- quency. Th* re su lt, o fflrlals bouni m achine g uns la addition l<> lievs, would ho stim ulation of runfusl for non-stop flig h t o f over -tia c tio n s o d re sto ra tio n of prup2000 m iles, I my to thg ta x ra ils. :* i. e n tr e n c h in g h im s e lf as a d i c t a t o r w ith unprecedented powers state. Chief Officer W. F. W arm s of th e Ill-fated M orro C astle, who b io k r down and wept as he told Ilf the death of til* cap tain , Ito'ir r t R. Will m olt, at the g o w n m en's investigation of the t r a g ­ edy. W anna sla te d th a t he t»elirved the b lare was of incen­ diary urigin. Democrat1!) Ills a is le of conillilatee In y e ste r­ d a y 's Dem ocratic p rim ary w as •w ep t ta s convincing victory, crushing the h a lf c entury's polit­ ical rule of the New O rlrsn s ring now captained by M ayor Sem m et W alm sley. T h a t ring, tho old re g u la r organlxatton th at uniform ly elected (to candidates Tor g e n era tio n s, had easily repulsed all o f th* K lngfhih'a previous e ffo rts ta d e stro y It. It beat his candidate* In th* Ja n u a ry m ayoralty clretlnn, but laing vowed (horoutrii vengeance. He had hi* vengeanre tmiay. Now he can tru ly call him«elf d irta to r. Had lxing lost in a landslida, politically ho would Iw driven from the gate* of the city, but by w in­ ning. ha aaeumed the m antle of d ic ta to r w ith power undream ed of in the politics of a sta te of th* U nited Stale*. f Blease Finds Out CITY NEWS BRIEFS "They Never Come Politics l-ocal w eather yesterday: Back” In High HM, low 73, rainfall an inch. IM1 ul H r Tfc# A iw w Iit M P t f w TuendAy't prin tA riti In k lf h l ste te s showed thee* roaulta ta d a y t .'LowiM anst H o ly !<on* d ates win. U rru * Tnl South C arolina: The v4eita Cole lllraae waa beaten for govor* Thu City 11r if f i r ofTeri treat w ithes tu M iu Ml hi rad Urn*)#/ and all o th er local parsons who will celebrate th a ir b irthday in Tiivcrsanea, and extends con­ g ra tu la tio n s to Mr* and Mrs. W. riilo rtrio : M iti Josephine HocKi, n , Rowe <nee laobul M. R aynor j, who will c eieh ra tr their IMh uw nrr o f ro t! rnlnt* »rul ft t o c lll w orker w m of G overnor Ed^ weililiiig an n iv ersary tom orrow , win Jubnaon fo r th* D«*mf»cr*Uc Sanford Klks l.odgo la ached* nom ination. uled to m eet in an Im portant A rlxona: 8 «n»tnr ABhurat w i l session a t the Elks Hall Friday lemdlns n cloa* cont»*t f«»r nom innnight a t H;(KJ oVlock, said llow* ttpn. ra a id Uverlin* loilge s u r e la ry, Mich if n n ^y ftrth u r U c y , I)«trolt this m orning. a tto rn e y . Jumped into a alight lead over G overnor W illiam Com*lock Dr. 11. H. Caswell. Ed Meisch. W, for the D em ocratic ffu b rm alo ria l S. Coleman, ami John (E l*«>onardy nom ination. Frank F lttffc rald lx left this afternoon for a fishing the GOP choice. trip on thu E ast Coast htdow T itu s­ V erm ont: S cn*tor A ustin, Neff ville, T he group plana to be away Me*I for, wfts r*n»m ed by R tpubfur two daya. licfthR «B Dem ocrat* picked F rad F. I*. D anforth, of Jacksonville, M » rt In New llftm pshirv ('onffrantTHMl representing the A viation Dm* a inn of the F E itA , wa* in San- Rogrrn, D rm ocral, «ntl Tnlwy, R ifonl and vicinity today su p e r­ puhlicxn, were rrn u n u n alrd . W athington: A cloxr race fur lha vising the erection of Sanford a trp o it m arkers on pnocij a! h i’mi*cr»tic x onatonal nnm lnatioil G niriha, C on n er!n u t, and Mary* highw ays leading into the t lly* Two h n a l men, supplied by tha land were holdtmr p rtm a rir* today, FKRA, assisted him in the work. and l)»c N mw York prim ary i* to ­ m orrow. Final o pportunity to her mu* a cliitf i n inem her of B anfont Ju* nioi A nllera I judge comes to* nigirl. before the end of a regu* Imi1 ilie"eting which begins at • ;3tl W k at Elks Hall, i ’lan* will CHAMHFTRSHURG. I’a.. H*pt. he CMinpleJed o if the m 'ia lo * y 12. (AI*) The e cra trh of a pin •o ivice here m it W ednesday exploded a etlrk of dynam ite and lught, when Delaand ulficeis will aenl Mrs. C larence S c h u lti, of near in - 1mII new officer* and im iiaie G reeiiraatl*, to a hospital w ith all tnem bera du rin g c h a rte r prw- serious injuries. smitaDurt c ere m »nies. The dynam ite, lost by a w orker on the S c h u lti farm last week, wax Rumors that a wave of dengue found by th* w om an’* d a u g h te r. fever had descended uj»on t hr Ruth, three. M rs H rh u lti told phyt'ity proved to be w ithout foun­ ainanx ah# ocratchvd the surfaca dation w hyi a check up to d a / re ­ of the slick With a sa fety pin m vealed only lh r"e or four t»«ia an e ffo rt to I te m th* cuntentx and of the fever. I wo white ]Mtii lita it esploded. are a t F rrnald toiughton Memo­ rial H ospital recovering from MKM. KENNEDY DIEM the intense pain and discom fort MACON. Ga.. Hapt. I X .- (A P ) — which dengue brings, anti (heir caaea arc the principal ones tu Mr*, lxiuiae Cliaby K ennedy, B8, d a u g h te r uf the m an wbu founded rep o rt. M acon's firs t dally new *paper, Is Congressm an J<»# Bear*, of Jack- dead. sonvllls, la the la te st prom inent F loridian to accept an inv lU tio n to r Curiosity OnceProved Fatal For Cat, Too (Jiving Free Homesite on J,ln■1 '"»• ';M>r"h,thwl"c"ll“ tn* HI. Johns River aa gueal* of • •.r/z c J iit -r . 4n a t h< Samlool* County C ham ber r f Cam mere* on Oct. 8. Th# group will board a yacht ot Blu* Springs, cum* ta Banford, and continue on through th* riv er ta L ake H arney and beyond If possible. Inspection of needed river im provem ent* I* th* Im pelling motive behind th* In­ vitation Mlaa E lisabeth Jan* Leudar, of A popka, grad u ate of F lorida Htata College fo r Woman tb la spring, {CoRitausd On r * 4 * F o u r/ 1 LOCAL WEATHER SI * 11 —■ >1 . — t> ..... M ---•i Avft. 1 A v* fi Xrr«. 1 > I I I « t • It II ----- «l •t Tl II fI IT Tl t* II I I Tl Iff UBt It Tl If m «k u « at t« Tl it it Tl •i Tt TT Tl II Tl ft Tl IT Tl It Tl It Tl ii H II It .it- iH .ti 81 .14 11.14 111 BaAa ^ J L I.$ .81 2 •w i i,'m I o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 11, 1934; <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/de72d199b4842f65116c4107396da605.pdf 82e7b10592b052c29483f87043eca7c9 PDF Text Text I ; \^ 4 +■ M i> * TH* HARFORD riERESr LAGS IN MILD BUILDING UNIONS AW AIT T E S T O F T H E IR Pi PETE TOWARD BOOM REPORTED STRIKE ORDER 0USING PLANS THROUGH SOUTH OUSTED OFFICIAL SAYS CONSCIENCE CLEAROFGUILT ey Reveals Thai 92 Percentlncreaseln Construction For 8 Montfuy IsReported Been MadeForCash Bob Simpson Soys He Called Shota’ At­ tention ToShortage Interest was lacking, It waa ra trtid. - . However, Henry Simp*on, eied manager o f the Platitat Lum • ir 'Company and me piher a f t b v hadraralved request* for new con ptruiptlon totaling $60,000 and r* ipnaae ftTr-hinn* m oM m iuilon lo ty in g $8,0on. ,' H t aald he would contlnua to tha campaign to aecurt loan* hart for residents dwtlrlng to ra pair and Improve their home*. " I hart Information from a re Hoard*, street* and bridge projS jld g source that if local bank* rcla led In th* way during th* en­ tire eight month*. Th* Record ra ported. Awards of $12,481,000 in Auguit brought to $117,827,000 th* total for this clseslfkatlon during thla year, Tha report ala) said Indications are that contract letting for euch project* will be heavy during the next few month', because of favorable weather (ondltlmn during the winter months. "On th* whole there are avlilonres of building and construc­ tion activity In volume," Th* Man ufacturer* Record said, "but sc count must be taken of th* fart that* federal projects and fadkr•tly-financed projects dominate. For monthi now funds hav* been 10c Una 1Lima expended with almost recklawi Ik Una 8 (Iman , alandon In an effort In prim* thn i* Te Una 8 Ilmen. pump and start the flow of prl l . M Una 1month V»tr funds Into building, construc­ 1 Great flea ward# to Ha*. tion and Industrial project*. But ' DeeMe rata fa* capital *» a survey o f the situation reveals Mb* rare tetter*. . that more than *ny on* thing **■ oentlal to a return to normalcy Minimum charra hut In th* construrtlon Industry I* a All *|— its* eavevsieeieeose wlti W* sS sriM ter IS* restoration of confidence." mt M a n aeaeveW. N* »«feaSs » » General bulldlffg awarde IdurIfig August amounted- to M/MIs Qf)0 bringing the smsunt ** far this year to $22,220,000. Contracts for store buildings totaled $418, 000 during the pad month. I'rl fit A.VC YOUR W ATCIi repaired ( by oat who really know* hb» vsle owners -nd chsln stores were 11-ported ss opening new storit end Improving locstlons. 1— L o it and Found LOST; Brown mart mule. Weight pTlJWO lb*. R. J. lUllcr, Longwood. [S— ^utom aliilM _ __ Crew Claims That All Of .318 Passengers Would Have Lived By Obeying Orders ( m i . LONG WHEEL . haw Vurd •j -truth, A -l condition $'296- Au.t«w*nttnnrd Prom Tagt 'Htcl Ittn dellvory truck $196- T-Ford ,'delivery truck $36. Koala and Son.. a few hours after the fire, and a national g'JXtd observation plane reported seeing several more bodies floating In the svs. LO T J , * . BHADOIN repair an4 Little attention was giving at . .sharp*#.- your l a w n mower Ihe moment to handling the They'll cut Ilka new- 8iu Elm A w bodies a* all attention was turned to raring for th* elhmislrd survivor , Fifteen or 20 of these were FOR BALE: Tomato plant* fur rushed to hospitals with Injuwcs j aala. M. B. Lowa. Qenav* A w mostly of a minor nature. Phew* T19-W, p O n BALKi Hlaalonary Blrawber- I ry plants. Boa Packard. k o W READY to tratsplant ( IM.W0 each af Tomato, Pepper, Eggplant, Coltarda, C a b b a g e '■ Plants. $1.26 a thotwand in quanB. F.- Haines Alla.uonte S— Wanted 0 te ld .lL P. Kicker, Lockwood Chief Preferred, rhon* 163J. L. *, Rqgan, Jr., IT02 Park, I — A partinante for Rant ___ ______ Unf>irnl»h#d _ | garage rbB.RJENT; apartaant, ItO 1-2 Palmsttu AVantM Apply $10 Palmetto. d garag*. A ll madam Improverate. Boat location te town. Inlira at H. A A. Iter*. Meanwhile, survivor* were given clothing hy the Red Cross, and women of th* town quickly organised to give hot coffee and food to all survivor*. Tale* of horror wore told by th* fatguod crew and paeaangar*. Member* of Ui* crow until stopped by offlcari told of th* dock watch attempting to chock tho flame# alone and calling out th* crew only to And th* aratar pressure too low in tha ho**, Th* raging flames gained a quick headway In th* Inflam­ mable curtains, diaper!**, tapes­ tries, and ruga In th* library, spreading ao rapidly that th* superstructure waa In flame* fprs and aft. Th* wind neapt tha,flam* and acrid amoke to tha port aids t o that It waa possible to put off but half of tha ship's 24 Ufaboats. 8*am*o reported aaolag soma cheat*" • ( Um pawerfa) union* will bo placed at Ut* diapesal o f Um strikers. Croon m u not prop*rod to say th* ■mount o f money that will bo hurled Into lk « bnttla. -Th* unlow will ( I t* ouch finan­ cial assistance aa they art able to glva," h# aald. . Tkart art approximately 4,000,OOO warboot aaaaalalad In labor un­ ion* affiliated with tbc federation. An asaeaament of 15 a worker would plan $20,000,000 available to tbo U itila leader* to continue their' battle to the end with th* Industry. Th* tureen or failure - at th* atrlk* w u aecn her* laat night to y i>fidKeftAtbs *a ewsbI -af — 1rrmr py provided for the etrikera. — When Canaan— It inert__ the call which brought nearly 400-000 work­ er* from thalr loom* and aplndlea, th# taxtllo union had lea* than II,000,000 with which to rare for their needy. They aald they might demand federal relief but denied they had mad* application for It *o far. Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins aald yeaterday no relief would be given to striker* unleaa It waa proved beyond doubt that m u /. they wvr* In need. "1 believe he killed my daughUrt” Thu* aebbed Mrs. Lon New In accusation j f ' Harold Taylor, From Secretary of Lohor Per­ kin* cam* word that Ihe -govern­ 20-year-old civil engineer, who la on trial In Birmingham, A I*-, (or U»e murder of Faye New, Howard ment ha* never financed or »>ip college student. At the top Taylor (bareheaded) Is shown leaving the courtroom in euatody of ported a •trike." officers. In the renter below le Mrs. New In court ax she waited to testify. A t her aid* ard Mrs. Bessie Reevrs, friend of Faye, »nd A. B,' Cain, the slain girl1* sweetbeait. (Associated Pick* Photos) Anders Tadin, explorer, hae fpent 40 yesrx In travels through Tibet, Mongolia and Turkmtan. WHERE FIRST LIVES WERE LOST IN M ILL STRIKE There are now 70 aulo-rall train* run by gaeotlne motors in Franc*. More than 2,000 hikers partici­ pate In an annual climb of Mt, Tlmpanogoa, Utah. Th* Himalaya mountain region north of Brnare* I* rising sii feet |>«r 100 year*. United Htalee coinage mint* are Inaated in Philadelphia, Wwirer, and Saq Francisco. Budapest mounted' polln hav# bean ordered to wear laches by th# chief of police. LAK E MARY Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Ball and Iwo children (pent Sunday and Labor Day at Coronado Beach. lAirlan Dean, of St. Augustin*, waa a guest of Donald Anderson over Ihe week-end. Th* vacation which Hav. J, M. Thompson and family were enjoyIng at Bltck Mountain, N. a , was brought to an end by a telegram that Mrs. Thompson's father. Rev, Booth, of llubhard, Ohio, waa not expected to llv*. Mr*. Thompson want at one* to bar parent1* home and Rev. Thompson and two children re­ turned to l « k i Mary. R»v, Cowan, who was to preach last Sunday night at the Commu­ nity Church was unable to come aa h* was called to Evangallitle work elsewhere Mr. and Mr»- R. Skew** and brother-in-law, also Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bkawea enjoyed Labor Day at Daytona Beach. Eight of tha Boy Bcouta and Cub Scout* enjoyed a two day camping trip at Sklnholaer'a Camp on lak* Emma th* past waak, Mr*. Thomas Waiwley returned home last week attar a visit to her mother In Washington, Ga. Tha many friends Who hav* en­ joyed the sermon* preached by Rev. Booth aad who also entoyud knowing him personally, will re­ gret to h**f of hla death eatly.ln th* week. Both Rav. and Mr* Booth and son, Norman, spent th* win­ ter here two yean ago *n-l they hav* also visited hare at o'hu times aa guest* of thalr daughter. Mr*. J. M. Thompaoa. had followed irdcysLaroy Kslasy, a**man from Albacy, N. Y-, dramatically told mt th* scan* aboard th# big ahlp a* tH (Ire hraka out te th# early rooming with a stiff northeaster Mowing. Th# crew, a* aald, had sasShaded te gottlag aO th* paaaaagvr* an dark •Usplte tha tefarwa. TH flaaM* licked out aataaa refua* la make loan* undar th# If TM H a v# 8m m - tNlntjflnlNmAg R*> Martin’s Garage f f l fcW. P i n t - H I A If I, Sept. 8 Declaring hit ctmtelene* It clear of 'any wrong-doing and calling *lt*»tloa to tha fart that It w u ha who dlacovtrod tha ahortag* with which hla o4fk* la charged. Dob Slmpaou, for » ftw county tax collector, upon hla ru* turn. recently laroad a statement regarding U t iveent an*pen*lor by th# Qovtrnor. Slmpwon aald h* rtpw ltdly aaktd far an audit and now that ont baa been mad* will rpand Becker meanwhile w u com­ puting detail* preparatory tn checking In Sept. 1. Oni of the**, ha aald, la word from IN county cotamlaalon aa to whathar It dralraa him -to. pa*L $60,004) bond, aa required by Uw, or $160,000, which he ha* offered. Slmpoon'a abatement follow*: "Upon my return to Hlaml I received rn executive order auappndirtg me from office. The mat­ ure eel forth were felly explained by m* te the Governor In my retignatIon of Juno P. I rttl mated the shortage to bo tha sam* as that mantloned in th* atupen■Ion ordtr, and I also aald th* greater portion of that amount bad been do* for more than two years, Th* Governor agreed with me. "This shortage, according to lb* audit wMth I requested, amounts to $127,809.10. M j chocking up shows that th* ubortag* waa (or th* ya.*.r 1930-1911. When proceed­ ing* were started by m* against my caihlar in 1032, all I could than find short was about $40,000. For this ahortag* I had' him ar­ retted In 1932, and collected and turned over to th* pro par soutre $10,000 from hie bond. Thla par­ ticular shortage la Included In th* imAOO.10 mentioned In the Gov­ ernor’* order. "Th* state auditor** report waa complatad while ( was In North Carolina last month, and t In­ tend to efescly examine It and de­ termine. If It h possible, bow the ehortage occurred, but 1 know that It cover* th* period of 19301931. I took of fie* andar my prMant commission in January, 1933, and practically since that Mm* bare been III. I fed aura, however, that there le no shortage taring this present term of office. • " ( n the suspension order It was stated that partial collection* were made for occupational U ie * without llcenee* being laauad, and that inch collection* were with­ held In the sum of $1,460AO, but! the order says that such collettfoaa had been turned over by me. Thla la correct. During tha IIrenea year some merohenta pay their llcenee U g In installment*, and fall la pay thorn In fall be­ fore th* end of the liceaae year, Furniture Co. Drlvfc Out To ANGELS ■ Dellehm* , \ Sandwiches ; Santorfl Electric Contracting E lectrical Co BupjSle Phone li Jeweler 108 Magnolia Uses I U II tAAA to BBKX B. L. Piririns. tit * Flfde at. I As th* general textile atrlk* spread riotously tn rough tha south and teat, tha Drat Hv#a v t taken la an outbreak at Trton, Ga Two man arena killed than aad man than a tear* ware wound, when atrlk* aympathlavra elmshad at th* Trion cotton rallL W. M, H ii, a deputy ahtrtff, and J , Blalock, .atrlk* aympaHilaar, ware th* . tare killed. Above la shown th* mill wbart th# gun b*U took place. Below la a group of pickets In Trent u f Um plant. They armed thamaalva* with dul and Iron bars. Mac Harria (arrow) a strike, waa wounded In th* nock. (Associated. press Photo*) i ■ •. * '* Vi y | STRIKERS FLEE 8H0TS AFTER UPSETTING A1 and af tha ysar te tha county, keeping such amount* in a bank or Invented te liberty baud* twill My tuna-erer la mads. “ la regard te my other teg cUIaction* th* money la tented lata tha proper fund wlthla tha Urn* stated te th* statute, but darter th* year 1990-1MI, whan I dtecavarad th* ahoctagaa aamptetead af, tha tea rail caald wot ba H Ianeed until an audit waa ***<h. and anek audit, aa I **y, waa 1wt completed until July af thla f p r . D rin k NEdH ORANGBitf ) M adg - Fron) 1r Florida ■ Treg Ripe Orangeg In 8terilixad BotUua..-:- I kHw aad now know thal ultimately H ahrwa that aanaRy hare bat reashad a Huateg aat that other maana aril! Aa provided ham* owner*," Rlmpaoa raid, T H Hgjarlty of lumHr aad **p a ’ �THE WEATHER AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, 10. 1934 Pries Fir* Cents Incendiarist Held T o Blame For Horrible M orro C a s tle F ire VIEW OF SEA HOLOCAUST FROM RESCUE SHIP Richberg Points To Where Taw t Burned Belief Based On Fact Billion Dollar Cain That Firebug Tried In Farmers’ Income To BurnShipBefore; As Proof Of Worth 79 Dead Identified ;ttlemei\t E f f o r t s A t Standstill With Manufjetarore Ref u s i n g Proposals --------- Wa sh in g to n , s*Pt. . 10.— W A S H I N G T O N , Sept. 10. • (A . P . ) — R e n e w e d p lo k q t- J v .ifJEW, Y O R K , . StT l. 10.— ; j ! J ‘ ’ ' p lan t* u n der m ilitary protec­ tion.' E ffo rt * to w ard a nettleraent of the rontrnraray wrra at a atandatill aa tna atrlka an•M ta rad tha second w**k after manufaetnrara had rejected tha artiltration proposal by ,Iabor. Francis J. Gorman, national (triha leader had proposed that I the mediation board headed by Go Timor John 0. Wlnant, af N*W Hampshire, sununon em­ ployers’ repreaentatlrea while Oormsn and unlo^ leaders would represent labor. . Tha textile modlatlon board mrred last night to ipaed up arbttratlon of thr natloo-Wlde walkout at mill workers aa labor fixed 6 P. M. today aa the deadline for ac­ ceptance by industry of lU plan to -'pattls the dispute. Chairman John G. Wlnant In• • eltad George A. Sloan, head of tha cotton textile Institute, to meet with tha board this morning to discuss the atrlka leaden-' pro1 Roast.' , Sloan accepted. J The mill owners previously had , ignored the offer of an armed trues made last night by Franck' 'J. Gorman, chairman of the special strike committee of the United Tactile Workers. Garmon proposed all mills be | ■t h i l l while A a textile board attempos to arbitrate tha depute. ■a S£ir-s;;ii” “r.frays of tVp board would ha mandatory by bote the operators and labor. Lata yesterday, after he had | failed to hear from represent! live* of the industry. Gorman fixed B P. M- today *a tha deadline for the ' mill owners. , ”Wa have made our move to ro­ tters peace to the In d c -d ry h r aald. " I f Up* Owners do twit accept— wall, we can do nothing more. It Will be thalr move." Wholesale Gaapline MarketNears Collapse W ASH INGTO N, Sept 10,—OT) — A plan intended to prevent a threatened collapse of the wholegueollne market and at the same Ume lid down petroleum ■pproved today by It waa brought and recboard. o n in iaM bjr ha plan Tht coordination committee proposal provide* far the I purchase of all surplus gasoline Iby major oil conpanlaa In tha antit area rast o ' tha Rocky moanUI Most of from A. laaollno will ba bo obtained ofa riflnera. Wins A t “ Movie D A TTO N A. 8flapt *pL tOe— 10 Koart du Bota, aa-fannar, ai-m ax-musician and TOTtat deputy ahariff, walked out • f tea Kmftra plarkoua last night winner In a lasted far six theater and the hushed aa U>a 3 fi rA r’. ) —C h ie f THTicrr WI1linnt F. WnrniH, Master of a billion-doHaf f .rFMise in farm income ware Itmm-nr rrtfrMo-m t e x t ile , w alkout N U M IIE R 273 iXiillltllL*ftWLUtt-pJLa.dimWUi****' lo ..11u> 4 i r & . 1 velt yesterday by Donald Rich Iinuiglii drnth to morp th>*n ‘ j in hi* la*l Tv\ 100 «f its pjiaxrnjtrrs Suttircaitui lira I arhirvemrnts •U R N ! dny. told n govcrnu'iit in­ "You may tnkr piiifniind i»nt*r*w c quiry ttsiav hi1 siisjmm'UhI ' saw * i^fat imn in your h iiiln »hip .ind th at tht* liIar.c.wHH started <, ia q a t in thr hchirvrm” t.l^ of jinn adby nn Inrrniliari'l. p' aiiintitratifin," tto* *rcirtary uf Warms said be la.cd his ba» .. J thr vkvvutivr counril tn]d hi* lief on the fact that an incen­ tbiaf. Jlr atblttl that thr riuftai diary attempt vns made on the » * * onr "I'f many ditTirultir* and boat on its previous Voyage. •nine <lis*atipoinumnt but on thr He also thought significant whole uf grvat achiwrini'iit.** the fait that a blair was duThis picture was taken from the S. S. Monarch of Bermuda n hllr she waa taking aboard Survivors from tlic Morro Caalte wliu It IftBuod on tin* tvtp of thr Maim1 cowivd m the Fillip * locker which was burned with a loss of more than 100 lives. In the distance ar r seen three life boats making their way to another rescue liner. l.|ri.t(nn (,K|.y and primarir* in "Blew mil" at the atart of tha Thr map above shows the U S. The fire la still rating Into thr hulk of the once magnificent Morro Castle. If* Rtatra latrr in thr werh. thr Havana passengrr liner* Morn* fatal fire. rrpnrt immrdiatrly w «* acarnrd The company Vi formal report CaMlr, burned oil the c* a^t i»i by Urpubliranp ask in g hnawrra at tha N rw Jvi ary. It was feared a* of first fire, produced helpful to their rauar. least -till persons lust their live. hearing, agreed with the details "The Nation Ij r ri*irn nut of Many of those iiMued landed in of the Thief Officer** story. thr ih'pthi of its worst drprra- lifelioatR at Hpi ing l-ake lb at h. Rion." Hirhlwrg Mid, "and is mov­ Seagirt, and a l the mouth ol l*athc News releases first pic­ ing stradity fonvard In th>* prm' the Shark river\ tures of the Morro Tastto disas­ Hodlrs were wra nf a drfinitr vcuituinir rrrnv seen floating near Sandy lleok ter at the Milana Theater to­ rry a ml is bud Iknjr new drfr*v*ri (A ssociated l*rwaa M ap ). night. The picture was taken airamul a trcuiirficr o f iTonmi.if from an airplane circling the ill* fioiu which it ha» brrn »uf* burning ship early Saturday frr imr morning while passenger* can Loral weather Saturday, high B7, "Thr itumry rkprndrd m thrar he plainly seed leaping into the low 74, rainfall .13 of an inch: If i rat run^t i urtivt1 rfforta ir* of water Survivor* tell the story •Sunday, high 8V, low 7.’>. lamfall t"it»niM\ fat b*RR than thr cost i*t of their rescue- Other picture* II) of an inrh. t nr yrai uf |ta, U npaiion in Ihr show exhausted passengers Julius Dingfelder, prominent lo | TAI.I.AII ASSF.K, Sept, in W ASH INGTON. Sept. lO .-T h r Worbl War with Its vast ilrslrur* struggling in the water near the The City IH .i’ ir offer- .nan' cal resident mid Florid* raprc*en- fAIM —The supreme court tmlay Imri uf hfr and \ ruprrty It ha" government announced plana last beach after their eight mile happy returns to Jackie Spenn r, swim from the !*»at lam e fin the New York and Flor­ rtverset! for new trial the cfinvic burn a Rinall prirr to pa> fm night for Its huge refinancing pro­ Lansing ‘Buddy * Dullov Joe lion aial life imprisonment sen a ifirat Kiln.’* id* commission firm of C. ]• A M. gram which wilt determine llnuglast and Arthur Jimlnui, tehee* of Mirsby Finch and Ralph It u hhrrg Raid Ifi.tKiu.tinn m|i |i Ii Dingfrldei, replies to the charge Ills belief was shared in Bal­ whether the New Dcel'a credit l» « hose blrthj.i i are rel-brulou lo­ Stoken on • charge of kidnaping in ratluiiR to national aiiil »(ntr un boa, the Canal Zulus by swatstl th«t comniisaioft men are "ihe*ting de), and congratulations to Mr, I'utnam cotmty. good. pitiymrnt srrvicra within thr la-’ officers uf thr (tiace liner, Santa and Mrs. ('. M. Flowers up-n the the fai mer to dcuth" with tH* It was * reversible error, the li! months Indicated thr ntairm All treasury officials are com Rita, which mult* port today, statement that the char** la not 1 0 th snn!v«rs*fy of their mar­ with a lira in bar hul«L whw 4*fident It will be. upheld by fact* which art •vmll- court ruUnl, when Judge George linlr t»f thr unymployny nt piub N A S H V IL L E . Bapl. 1 0 .- W 1 riage, Congratulations also arc exto alt persona th ru sh tha Jackaun* praaidto* at tha 1|1a 1 in Lam, and adiiad Mlt U natural t«t Kdward A Ilayea, National Com* dared after docking thnt "Th* Tha treasury will ask pemona tcndei}^ Or. and .i’jr*. JL U-Me- glia Palatka,* failed In charge the jury frr ___I iliRappuInt mrnt tha I thr rr fire here and tlso nn thr* Morro Federal Market inn Sarvict. of IIJ K W O N W & ? tba tV ah h l ver­ great i t irdur- mantler of the Amrrlcan I*egion, ( a"Hr was thr wm| r of an InAdmitting that there are aoina that tha proof uf kidnaping fur have not been orlh of maturing fourth Lthrrty sa ry of their inairitgv, relcbrated ransom was nert*i*ar> to return a adkoiated la*'t night B "prmciplr tu*nfc " in unemployiiu rd h-rnational ratio's! orgnntia’ ion. "unreliable eumiiiis»inn huuaca," bonds, bearing a l l - 4 percent in- /rstrrday. mi-i aNeti "tin thr other hand, hr *aid, of universal serv ln "’ reijuinng Their views w% re shared In Mr. Dtngfiddrr also Htilci that conviction under the tercet, to exchange them for tiond. "On aetnrvemeilt* *.| uu yrai Havana by Taptal i Oscar lleiover* prtnluct ion, infiimr i|u*lity, "Florida 1.lii'H*orgl! I jiw " "every rlrment1" to serve in tear hearing 3 1 - 1 percent Interest Mr. anil Mrs. Harry M LapriMndt-E, Chief of the Havana Finch ami Stokes, charged wilh air rlraiiy evident, ah hough only time "without |>rivilrge and prof Owners of such bonds hair the worth were In Sanford today foi a pfnir j ack, and reckle*'* di*4riiiuli'"H mraaiM!**!, *•> lheat* pit it Police,, who declared that may he hlamnl fur thr t-vil"* au ­ kldl naji liing Adiam Sikes ami holding I■M11 tallli it ** option of demanding each. -hurt time on business whirh hint for iutn>>>mr w*‘H* tlu* fir*l to lacls, The Morro Castle fire seem* to dition I bluer big (hi open mg address have been the wu.*k' of commu­ If the aw-nrni ara willing In lake called them from their "Over wuikri" have summer be convicted under the law. in a statement rvlcaacd to The at the sixteenth annual Hlule I*** ■ nist*. apparently of a passenger the new bonds Instead of ca.li, the home at Da)tons Beach. They re­ lorn tr (Iitployrd in pi iv air m Herald tint nmrpinir. Mr liiny gmn convention. Hayes discussed a who boardeti the ship wilh firelei pi iRe*. government will know Its credit turned late this afU-rnonn, plan­ fi ldei km>R as follow a. "Over hIIii-m have etateinerit of l egion policy to be making rtieinirals in hi* bag* still is good. ning to remain fur pioliably an "An a reader of your daily pa­ burn given It-mpuraiy public no considered at the rial tonal rpnvrri- gage." The maturing is.urn also include other week, or until the heat spell per 1 nut iced in variouii imsueR at pin) inrnt. Ittift ni Miami ro vt month. At As bury Paik, « ter rifle 1‘apworth hss tacks made by varioui persona and |B24,74K,MX) for I 1-2 percent cer­ ha« tiroken. Mis "Uvur H7fx,tMhl have been em ­ shot sparks and "This statement deals speelfl- Idas! which aiiparently recutsred from a ffrnupa dUparaylntf tificate! due Sept- IB. commlaiUn ployed during pad of the yeai tally with the Legpn’s stand rr flaming cinder* high in the a*r Holders of thr certificates are heavy cold which confined her to men, supposedly handhnir various on |m rinaiii-nt public work1 * today prevented searchers frjm gaidlng disabled veterans," he dr offered the right to exchange them the home over last week-end. crop* produced in this ►action and "kaim pFicrR of M*vrh ba»ir hoarding the bull of Lb* luxurious dared "but It goes I'till further rejH'ating a remark made and pub far new 1 1 - 2 percent two-year TAIJ.AIIA.HSKt:. Sept 111 ( A D eoininoditirR have Iwen i ai »r*4 liner which caught t ue Satur­ Hr I, T. Dues, of thle ri'y, s i - It*bed recently, these cotnmtaamn notes. Attorney-Gem ial fa r ) ll I jmuI,- within the yrai to l*f» percent of and look* to more ha sir declaration day of In dividual responsibility to our rlerted yetlarday as president id men ‘ahrtdniir* the grower tv*| today ruled that bu-al upturn pro­ pre vtar 'parity amt U»ial farm (in the bea t b not fai from Tha offrrliig of tha refunding government." Hr continued: the Centre] Florida Chlroprai'-its death. hibition election* railed on peti- niroinr Its* menaced fai more (Continued <>n Page 4) new iaauea at attractive rattu for Association, to serve froi.i Oclo"T h e statement declares that "T h ere i* In idly an mdualit tUm* prrarntrd to rourily roauti** than otic billion thdlai* the maturing issues was the gov­ Is-r, 11)34, through fteptemtwr, !t»3S. 11kpi ) ..iMHJ.’ MMi.OtMf have hern the lne«|uahtirs that rslstrtl in ernment's ao-uranca of “aouad'' Ill- had lieen vlcs-preaident of the vhuar l u m - v or fa lime l* a- flonrr* prior to Hipt, 7 ara invatu (I tmtlnurd on I'a g c T h e re ) ihr W „il,| 1\ a i. which arc r e f!« T » ,l Hr let that thr fi-tltlon* monetary steps at least for the organisation for the jwtt two closely aligned with the welfare of but bv today in I tie of gaiilted opposition present a> the retirement of the ) oar- Fleet inn came at a merting the produiti ,*v -hip|»r a, that uf i t'tiuld Iw withilra wn ami |»r«wnt«-»t In giving proper rare to the de* maturing obligations entirely with in Orlando where It was dec'itrd I he rnntnii--ion man and the |»-< ttpin, anil the rivet loll* wtmb) bt aitietl, shall not be repealed in any |b*iral W ASHINGTON. Sept 10- (AT rash would have been Interpreted al-u lhai l)r. Does should represent ishahlc indu-li). fulore war "The writ, i wi-hea to go on re, . Isocal optliui vlrctiuna nu»> br •—The Senate Hanking Tommitte* "Inflationary” in soma quarters. this section at th« annul cjnrcnuoii nr,I In* slating if the various |h-i hrM fin the time dale* a* tht* jf• ft 1 hr toiiet fitiri is to be found m charged internal revenue agent* to­ NKW YORK. Sept. 10 1/1*) at Daylnna neat month son* amt gmup* alia,king tin it at rlrrlinn* thr A ttor nr y tii* nr i Thr 11earn Hep til incut S l i , i i n - the prmciplr of universal service day with "laxity in e nforce meni** ftvr permit nf thr rmiirued in new i paper aitvcrllai - in liini' of war. Hilly thereby can for acceptnig "Without *■lamina­ Thr III .barter nirmlirni of the runiiinssion iiu-iclianl and the in hI . aid, if p* titmn merit* recently It lim! cancel ic l tiki iiutpinltdL nf the burden of tion" the income lax return* praSanford Junior Anllrr- l-d g e dill du*U) tied taicfully thought on i |iia]if(ed voter* ■lif11 a for th. t.llot gather at tho Elk* Hall al 6:00 condilion* which actually existed eiKr«g*tinic te«t be M'ducud as between those |iared by J P Morgan and Comri*|omera* de ,t» teh«» serve with the armed forces pany, ^ number of I'minty Con,inl­ $l7*i,4 m.Mh NORM AN. Okie* Bcpt. 10.- „Vli«k tonight to start Iheir motor for the past three or four yea,' ami lhi• e who serve in civilian < A D —A Jury of farmers arquItUd tup lo San Lando Spring* where and .1 tin. was nut in tin , „mllprl alrrady liavi callnl ■ Ima The lengthy review of evidence Earlier thi" week the nbityltl ubliti i ilp.ti l t i c s . Neal Myers yeaterday of a charge they will spend thr evening swim­ knuw Ji ilr t , thry that officials uf the Morgan it would discontinue all (ton 11nurd Ob Tag* 1) When we enact into the law of Company of Kuhn, 1 h and t uiiiof murder brought in connection ming and enjoying other gemea. for one ytai m order to lapse r f with the death of hla college ewret- Offirlala of the lenlgr today urged I In land the prmriple that every pany, and the ( apitiil t By llsiilt ying. r I prices and "tmiulate buying all tKiya who would like to become hrart, Marian Mills, IB. of Nrw York "Avoided*" Inrorna The Heai u announcement said * !• ineiil, Industr), capital, (tans Tears Gooded the eyes of the 21- charier member* lo do »o before icsourcea, us t a x r s hy "A variety of method*" "Several thou-and Jieople owe jMiiUlum, natural year-old pharmacy aludent, aa ts- Wednesday night's meeting. Alt serve was presented by the coin mitt e«» Hearn'* for debt* incurred on time Weil as manpower, must jury announced the verdict, ovrr-j newcomers are cordially Inr'i/d to payments' before the store went on t i|iiatiy, and withwul prtvilrgv and HAVANA. .Sept. 10.— ( A l l riding the state's contention that join th* picnic tonight, profit, we wilt then hale t*»lah a cash ba*i* two years ago. Without newspapera aa the n - nil | the University of Oklahoma beauty —— — tinUmtod Slates of "To thrm wr .at, ‘Far*et it! lifbed III queen died last July from the rfMayor W. A. Lcfflrr will prwlde of the recent law prohibiting Hu h America an individual responsibil­ Thr re's a New Deal. You owe u. facts of an illegal operation *or over tonight's ntretlng of the City publication on Sunday. rcUi ves l( 11a, a file "mouldering in b ity for i-sch and every cilixen nothing ' which it sought to hold Myers re -. Commission but for the third con- and friend* of |>*iMngrr* ah a- I h*dd apd her pa "rn gers .sleep BOSTON, Sept 1“ James "To that ||7M hi HR we formally which well aw skin in them a re a I l ­ the ill ptaircil lm*r Mono I m ►"inidly in then islimi steam* u i sponsible. . I (Continued On Psge Four] ItiKiaWelt, the Pii,*iii*'lil •» *'Ideal ia tii^n o f their ci 11ten ship duties. yesterday besieged the A*sn« . 10 port today under her own g h and finally iilmi|ui»h all claims." son, reported hist at s*a I*skt night, ri I'res* office* her* in i|uest id is safe at Portland, Maine, h« no­ i anal Zone firemen who sped oti fur ffltdmn tified his summer home at Marion into the l*acifu Ocean bt The capital, shocked arid by telephone He » i » on a racing fight the Llate cm the vessel were drned k> thr dlaaatar that --\ arhiMiiii-i, ie|i*u te*l uvi i duo. 11edited w ith saving tin possibly took the Ward IlniT that s Coast guard arid naval w atelf j from llavatta Wadfiesday, - ltd from a fate like that of the Murm had lieen ordeied hi search for the Satu rdajr'a annoimcamtnt that subjects taught last year by Mr. < artle. and 8 t Rev Bram stalrd talk of ualhing Interesting and thoroughly m * i missing tv**at Rodman Lahman, Saminola 1 High luhman. and that Nellie WHItam* ful vacation* were enjoyed b> boa that "Nothing is exaggerated In School faculty mombar had n of thle cltr, graduate of Florida •tor tea about the i f fret uf the long ilrrgymrn this summer, tt m allied to Wacom* principal of State Collogo for Women this hardly a blade >ruled In short interviews rn un i i|r<iqjfht, for te* Winter Park High School, a s * year, will repiaoo Mr. Bridgm . " f green gra«- or foliage from the by The Herald today from K* followed fay tha BMOOorar It also was rwvoaled that proK It. Brownlee, Rev, J, If R*">t l tine we crosM'd the Mississippi un­ thia morning of tha roslgrutim realgna vided qualified instructors assy t» BIRMINGHAM, Ala., til we reached Denver." 21 NORTH W IUOtBBOIlO, N i . Hi jtrv VV A. Cooper, and Rev .Me* of Arthur B ridgm , J r , Ifrom lw secured to augment the prev­ 21 Among the things which i u ■ charged (l(| j Bram, who have Just re III.— ( A P )— Four persona — <F)— Harold Taylor, Saminola High faculty. ent staff, a full commercial He|»t :i i* Superintandant o f Sehoola T course mey be offered poplls aad were iristanUj killed late ye*trida/ with killing T a>e New, 19-year-old |urrie<i from visit* to aeveral "ec inr*>sed Rev. Bram and Rev. I«outsi tit were the great numbers of new W. Lawton atatod that Mr p.Mt-grndaatee for the first when an airpU** crashed near Howard college co-ed, waa acquit- llolw 0f the country. Ao ted by a jury in Jefferwon circuit Clingman, 16 sail** awat of Iwn I T* Rev. Bram accompanied Itrv H automobile* seen on the highways, A v» •cheat opened. •Hah l a w Sskt Th* . U d f the hundred" of tourists from all court here yesterday. •eel* I Louttlt, former pastor of Holy tha North tkla artntor, aa an All commarelal subjects oacapt 1 Taylor, imperturbable and stoic Troaa Eplacopal Chunrh, t»» *h.» sections (jf the country, and the agant for aa lnaardnca firm. H« Bualnaaa Engtlah and Oommarrtal Carl S. Coffay. 16, pilot pilot owner t I bod taught la Saminola High tor l a » now ara arallahla, Mr. Low* of thr plana; Murph Math] 4 1. a through the trial, wept to import School of the Prophet* in Ever activity in the gold mine regions I tea port twa yuan, and at ton said, and tha hap# la that farmrr, Ht. t, Roaring River; Hire Rob- of the foreman'* word* dawned on green, Colorado, where they si^ni of Colorado and the oil well legion* I Janker High far owe tarn. an instructor may ha aocursd art Grrrn, 27, Cllagman men • ret bant* him, and hla attorney Morel Mont three of th e ir’t U week* nf %*«• of Oklahoma and l-oulsiana Rev. Brownlee and hin family I .. En­ Mr. Lawton aald that Prof K. who would trarn three subject* and I rater Boyd, M , ' a mechanic,! gomery, collapsed and had to I** lion in study and reflection mi tContinued On Page Three J • 1 J. U aajr will ha drattad to teeih (Coot] naan Qa Pago T te M ) tering Colorado by way of Chicago Ya'lkinrlllc, I Carried from the court t -------- [TREASURY PLANS REPLY MADETOiSUPREME COURT CHARGE AGAINST REVERSES PAIR’S TEST OF CREDIT OF ITS NEW DEAL CITY NfeWS BRIEF'S PRODUCE BUYERS DEATH SENTENCE HugeRefinancingProgram Already Seen As Rig S u c c e s s ELIMINATION OF PROFIT MOTIVE IN W A R U R G E D Fads Easily Secured JudgreMadeKeversihle Give True Picture, E r r o r In Palatka Claims Dingfelder Case In His Charge 11ayes Would Enlint Every Element To S e r v e Voluntarily Landis RulesAgain 0 n Local Option, Elections Of Nov. 7 Big Store Cancels $I7M3<> In Dc h t H Morgan Income Tax Returns Pnder Fire Neal Myers Freed ^y Jury Of Farmers Havana Excited Over , ., „ , , Macro Castle Affair C r u c t'-n c r S "),' In ____ Port After Close ( all JamcH Roosevelt Safe After Being Minning Arthur BridgersJoinsRodman Lehman In Retiring From High School Faculty InterestingfRestful Vacations Enjoyed By Local Clergymen During Summer Harold Taylor Freed 4 North CaroIinanH In Death Of G i r l Die In Plane Crash LOCAL W EATHER ■ ------------- te a - �KTPKT C k p ito l S T A N L E Y r T im a stam en tnm clied vacao t ‘An. Inrpendlug tTagedy. In n igh tsh irts, pajam as, and ch iffon n igh t­ c*i m int 'w ore'saw * sfwtM ittaw '» gown*, they rushed on deck, m any o f them not fo r g e ttin g » ■ Itadar.' 'H o •wie'dMitarf'thta*. art m*n» whe M - j l r t SAlte do**,1 | th eir jew el boxes and va n ity cases. whether, or not theyWaeMtbe wAL I — < - A haiplea* crew , apparen tly untrained f o r auch em er­ ttig to -entreatfmrOy f w lm i i turta g e n c e * , played w ith th o fin . then-dashed ( t a & m Paspanger* hmh|lad..tog«thar on, the rear dock, ahpwered "by sparks hut tem p orarily sa fe fro m th e flam es, w ondering The >man’s weed*,' dlauitadfMM w h ^t to rio nexti .w ere told th ey had to takp th e same hi* own indivldtralflr sad1 relate, an what the pqHtUwtai he*1 chances sa the tz t w . i thiaklag afJ* Ik e fa c * * » * • hk * 4 , Cornered, between fir e and sea, they, saw th e flam es willing to M e M s ' i t a M M Mv > swopping a ft, lickin g out nt them like great. hungry them la wcndachow monyethaiW togguca. L i u p reservers w ere secured, but on m ost w ere mar he apprwacblogy ter’ Are aSta- trt Auptariqq bafpratba 8eaaU waailioaa te e M U e e tnveatlgatioa im iy o p erly adjusted. A fa th e r th rew hla four-year-old son ally In, the amnia etata of wind. i t| WaaWaaWn. L V.' Spear, faeotartr vise preihteitt' fT t b e Dee«r>*‘ • r. l A i ’S - O v lS W V » . ( I 'M overboard-, A man and his w ife Jumped to geth er. Others In hla mogmxiae artiste .Spit- Company, of, Mow London, Cann^manafacturar* e l eubmarinao. ft At: rttOi >-'Z build-un ■RtJAtT T O FTJCC! him; snd he shall b»lna It to , . Rest Is th* Lord, and sit patiently for him.—Paalm lm. m i. The Loulaiana meaa la giving the untry a practical education In tha cficti o f dictator*. Symlnole County FERA worker* .shewed th* right apirlt In not fanr/ng th* City U*M half finished. ■ Thai ator/n off the coast nf Cal> ,'lfemla » * * . no raapector of prop. arty, rights althar, What if th* wopwi, who arr lie., Biefl Job* In iivtuslyy, by Mu»oImi should also nafuia tp work In Lhu Horfiw, or. *h*uIP daruarul an right hour day or something like that! . W . can think of. Iota at things |; we.waald ralhor do than b* a cUisen ef New Qrlasna trying to cast an hancal vote in Tuw<day'a [:'. elactlen. \ A writer to the Tampa I saya “Jtooaevelt and Illlier ■_ graataat men In,the w old Which, after all, atrikaa * rathar. doubtful tribuu Prgeldent. Tritiinw ara Lbc tuday," ua a* a to our W ag (ieorgr uf Ragland prova* to Worth# aunse’eOtaaman la. tlo tnunillnn* traffic. Wo should on, gnga him to am what ha might bv •hla to ilu toward diapoung of our Mayfair Hotel. Panford la striving coming nna of tha iwal ‘port* of Florida. And Works off Tim Sanford a TVportsr who rovan front.-—Tlmra- Union. J <towf« : toward be. im|N)rtant to aat tha Herald haa the water- Aecording to an eminent paychalogiat In this country. Harr Hit­ ler Is a high graila paycopath, ha I* terribly frightened, guilty of to* milch sclf-ratcrm, a fanatic af tha following type, a sufferer from delusion*, end e victim uf rnegto. mini* Arid* from that, w* euppoaa, be la a pretty good fallow. nel'ern l hundred human bein g". C lin gin g desperately to her. little baby was a woman, dashed again and again again st thp life b o a t try in g tp savo her. T w o young coupiss struck out gam ely fo r shore, e ig h t m iles aw sy, ar­ rive*! th ere hours Inter, exhausted but safe. A l*>y o f tw enty, a fra id o f the water, but m ore a fra id o f the flam es, clung to a rope o v e r the side o f the s te e r hull fo r a h alf hour, until a life bout fin a lly took him off. , , F a r up in thu bow, tho F irs t O fficer, Captain, now, In, the firs t hours o f Ii Ih command, w atched his ship burn la^neath him. Prem ise tho s iiiii w as nnehured ln|o the wind, and liecause the wind blew the flam es a ft, he rouid stick by tho ship, us an o fficer should, and still lie safe. « W hen I he n ig h t o f h orror had passed,, all. th at wap Ir ft o f the onoo proud M orro C astle was th e sm ouldering hull, a few charred bodies, and the tw isted and' hltetcren m etal' plates o f its superstructure. M ore than 160 pas­ sengers had perished. "D a l ole dehble s e a " had taken Its toll again. — Hl— «• “ i n i-------- W hen H illi'r nnd Mussolini m et in V en ire snd talked ru e t the Burupctgit, silu stlou u fe w months iigo, they evid tn tlx agreed th a t G erm sn effortn to form a union with A u stria W'iultJ Ire suspended nnd thnt .N sxi seditionary setiyiU es nggfnst tha Dollfuss govern m en t would cease. Just hpw w ell Hitler carried out his p art,o f the bargain hns been shown by subsequent events in which Dollfuss was killed tho A u stria n N a ils , aided by th eir cohorts in Munich, atteinpied to overth row the established A u strian govern ­ ment. llp w wall this set wi t h Mussolini w as niiown hy his lljiw prom pt dispatch o f several division s o f Italian troops to the A « flt r l» n Itordur and Die repeated /tutem enls o f the controlled Itnllan press th a t no extern al, in terferen ce In, Mamtrian a ffairs, would ,he tulerat»<h/ T h a t this m eant "no. extern al in terferen ce" except Italian has also tieen, shown, hy w h at has hnppende slneo. It is tru e thi»t the Italian soldiers Itave Iteun w ithdraw n from the b o n iir, hut there hgs been no oU>«r indication that Mussolini expects to leave well, enough uionu. P’ irst, there was the ch arge that 1’ rlneo Htarhem berg, who fp f yuora lias supimrled a Iprgc p riv a te arm y has been subsidised by Itfdy. T h e charge nas not been proved and may nu t.be Ifu o, but the fu el rem ains that the large privnln arm y uxipta, must bu financetl by someone at g re a t expunse, th a t the Austrian governm ent, and most o f the Austrians, are l)gnKpu>L and that the I ’ rincc is Invariably found to be aligned d irectly w ith the interests o f Musso­ lini, j ■ —p—T , Then, tpo, thepe has been the m aneu vering behind t V ’ scenes o f Uibs<; puppets o f s ls tg , the Archduke U tto and the Princesg M aria o f Ita ly . Th oy aru goin g W be m ar­ ried, In those days it lp hardly oonceivalda th a t Musatw linf Is g iv in g aw ay one o f h i" priwlous princesses to a young Antsriot.awl said-that ‘civilisation cannot atand'f another g«n«t*t incidentally, which h e " Uitoedqcad Into political dlecoulon' loqg lb ad­ was. Haney R, Sutplwn. <laft),vlc*>-pTr*ldant of th. contern. *l»o * ns present. and. I Ian or B. Car#*, t»«h t> , pmaldant, testified. vance af thoaa M t e e l the l a w relt AdmJabtntlen whUh he now mo merelee ae ineaalone of person­ si liberty, - • We all know what th* wall drawer! young Lady.must nesf. but tha arupe/ly cared far girl af, thir.Uaa muatapend.fa&.QOU a ycar. sccording to a, New York eociqty motlWg why ha# |qili tinned th* ouupt for. that OiuoynL ifl ordrg 0 ^ 1 hftr daughter may haaa.thf naceaeJHe* of life. Her clothing. 1* • mere boat of, »3.o*o, and th* WH» af h«r daaU*V* will gmount to leu than if/) cannot afford it, eltjicr with resixvt lo hia- personal 9M90, according tti th* Itarabad fortunes, or the fortunes of lUly. What lie waata is, to Hat aubmltted. Ope .would think units Austria, Hungary And Italy, to Mt up, a sort o f gtado tlM era* a Ipi o/. dantal wtfk, far orR Holy Roman Empire, unffer the rule, or at least under His speeches Indicate that J jd rl of thirt*an. hut' thea ip the' protectorate, of-himself. H *w < w gap frem a, gangling he ia prepared to figh t'fo r these obJocUvaa. - But he prob­ *Stito S buiMipg dabunUnte, may ably hopes that speeches are tall that will he iwcuajury. , But with, oiher personally ambjtlcus dlcLUora In KuI •ihl* * nexesaary. .. rope, ajkhll w ife M h U l J i jn k n d T o g g J iB ik frjr U|* CuHre, ope V . wall yo»i(i«L *)*>'••• ». tq* Thara ia arvothor large M U tlo rti critical acnUmaut not Interacted Is that al all. Its oppoaitlon la-oa practical, not traditional i-round*. It fear* Ih* outcome of tha U dom *Ht regime alniply bacaUM it dnubta. whether It will work. •• •Hurh a dtAtbter, apnanntly,. ia Mr. Lewis llaimlw-i, who ha, /hat Irft aa builget director becauM he ia apprthenaiva of the effreta of oonlii*ird larga-acalr -pending. ]/* doe* not talk about th* con■Ututioar ha ka quite willing to lat tha. past bury ita social concepts and hla friaadi hardly can. ara him raliiU oi with Mr. Hoover, but ha la iptareated in national solvency. ITh* problem iroubljng Mr. Ittnaavrll’a opponents today if not the arousing of oppoaitlon emti* ntrnl which they ara convtnewd kb raady calata In appreclabla 0 0 0 pviiiuiia on relief throofHout th* coming wlntir, IHnmlt! Hkhbarg •ay* that kb.0 0 0 ,0 0 0 parsons Will require faderal aid. Who la going to take car* of' th* other P,000,000 T Maybe they will all mot# to California where poverty, by weib winter, will be abolished. *®"'ing.‘tad* tilth kusiiorwan “ 'I II lai speaking out carries setae-' thine of a warning—In two direc­ tion*. It I* notice that the arm Id ler W overq that one claa* af sentiment agelnsL Mr, RoobcvoU which has been dormant for a long tint* U breaking out again In full force and vigor. At tha aunt time It la notice of tha difficulties thl* aantimbrtl will hare. In eagsnlilng Itaelf Tor prac­ tical aspraaaion. On on* h.rul, It show* the "progreMi- 0* ■Republicans, who nevar r**H* likpd Mr, Hoover, that ha aral his Lind still are iftcmbera of th* party, and vocal. On the other, it ehows the new American Liber­ ty. league huw |pnd It will 1m lu incorporate all . uch opinion under one flag. One scarcely can Imagine Maaare. Jouelt bhroiae, Al Smith, at el, welcoming Mr. Hoover ta their fold, avrq though he la talkIng now much aa the’ ) arc. ■ •*, . b 'j Tha dirricwlty of finding's com­ mon ground on which to oppod* Mr. Rawavelt la shown aUllJfhr(lior by thu fact that Mr. I!oovtr> aUarh la baaed primarily on #Al/ one of two main counbt infolded In lh» current dispute. Mr. Hoover rrganla the Roose­ velt polielca 11 fumt* mentally’PS* outcqffy, will hc^ : "FtnaUyi In aU falnu yen**mad. I trust that I rwewgpiUan. bag faUnt) to ma, trill put M M crltka to-al dlM largely becei^a*. W* wlU! laed that counter, tha money b'..rf,W **!/(,-. •: K v ■' ei'-i ' . <f 1 R L tfiar:J' t.Tg» ;J o U w *st**ivt My***r*T?a»5{■ n 't.uLWrf 1--A tpdpw!14f it -m fi* -?«fehc ShSi tr. *-/vrt'wtf;vrrfJuS ’’ t w - V V < .: f b i i >M # lk »; itatbhad.astft.p-JS0 ' k f w e f i g • • .. ?/:. v-.- V wt k* h iH + t y d -4 T t lag before waatlng to baHtUa’IM orts of thecomas tastes man ta’ at'light ■' cogimltelon n* ayc haw t Now.a»9tk*f otjactira pf iv p i - v l v - , . and rackleaa dlatrlbutkm aa bwhig blamed for the evtbof eeadlUoa. < "Admitting that, there - may be unsellable, central**Ion h a i i e s . tha** may ha also worn* unreliable producers. This, huwevar, will not let the Juet condemn the entire In­ dustry for tha failings of aom* few. ' “ ! » n»*y, sho Inter**t the reader that *V p r o s it about ten leading commlie Ion house* in Nfw York under great ripen** are conduct­ i n g d a i l y - advertising campaign •ter th* radio tailing th* housewiyea what to buy sad hew to prepace fruits and eegoUMoa,-atreae tag the consumption of theta cereptddltfa* and to creating a large* Consumer demand for perishable* produced by tha growers af tha na­ l*i*» • Prt™ary qbjwt. of.pff/- IgeJUfa has crashed to tha dpst. p\ V -: that tbs iln n li katteM wttaPnxju^rCthaVafW S ta» to aehpt.hheOfta^ipAta^p' treated fairly aM-dacwMr, wiih- • w . - . w f e •J �* * & & & 8 E P T E M B ii" lfc O M Tbs bsreau. od aw kNl M Aittti toariaM' from Florid* pi wlomlnak- of thr departmwet of agriruttare G* _ . Jbr*. Knot unit his family mo* torod Into the Boilon, Mas*.. aro*. where-they rooidrd for m in ; ya*n. Vl)dt* with n l i U m and Irtenia occupied asoat of their nearly ana month Vacation whichi war b-atlirod by fine weather and much Uttoa fo r taatOassdKIona in that reel tun. lira Root roportetl, arpear to tha caeual obearrer a* twine about the n m i aa In Florida. Thr Ruo'.t returned terf Sanford before the gsncral U i* tila atHkf went into effect, aUa thay, might, have motored along routes which now air the ecenaa of elaahoa between •trihare and mill owner*' representative* BpT. Cooper end Mra, Cooper •pant their summer in and aropwl Marhlim, Conn , vimting relative* and fvtendii ft * • * a fin o 'eaca­ tion, according to Hex. f on per. apu oaa of unusual interest <n that It ijlcrwe'd B*v. Cooper to mrVe malty observations as to the tremil of . . •' . r« e rents. En route home the Cooper* stopped In Virginia to visit rela­ tives, and there they had * chance to observe the signs which indi­ cate that thr New T)eal-l* making. where Urn? W S W m ym “Goad Vr^Jfcck' H T H A jrfi^ A U T Ilb R I R O ^B S e ! Comte**'BepL 1 0 . W SW and V , o f . uW yicbt‘ Haiti, ba bad chertarod for a Coward, y * » .on. the shore a' apddtan alarm Saturday • " 'dfw f*' tha littia vessel, against ha.'teaks., ' “ " Two-third* of tha nation pict­ ured Imparted Into Auatralla are Tri-Delta Entertain A t Perrydell Supper / J p a m w ie h o u s e ovksT / ' O f Jbliirtna NtAman, of Oi/ H w k formarl; of this city, who ] Tial'.lrg I frlM g*. J tu honor guest at an 1 * '* • * Satur- Mr and Mrs ((lent ye«trnl*y Iona Beach. |Miss Betty Wheairss left yester­ day for the Florida State Collage (of Woman at Jallahassa* whan the will begin her college studies. A. K. Van Tot end Ralph U. Powell, ropresehlaUvee of the L* Halle Katenslon University ol Chicago, arc slaying st the Montesums Hotel for s few days. r v tio v Pi' i » Stars of Charli* Mark’s 1’atailo Ilf ,Snol pictured short. Tb* ravue comet to the Mill Miss Ellen Bella and Mies Jewel (lt*rrihg Georg* Bancroft. Betts are spending a few days in tvintrr Garden as the guests of relatives Miss Carolyn Cojfcum »iU leavy. lomorrow morningj tyr i t^c Wes-’ |cyan CoqscrvaloVy a*i( 'fjchool of Art a| Macon. Ga, where she will Study this winter. Uaufd From Cm * Oaa) Delta Nlgkt Club"- wllh three large lighted ‘'Deltas'' marking the entrance. Supper waa Seised at Srrydl tables and a ppogrem of entertainment w ai given' wfth master of : w*a started In Au- "N ifty" Marahall s i have each graduate certenonie*. school plant a tree Those invited from her* w*ra: Mrs Roy Mann, Miaa Batty MoKltxnon. and Mias Louisa Hickson, members, and the Misses Batty leas, Thelma Benson, and Martin' Layoff __ a 1 «ff. f i 7 T eW nyar ,.»ijO<J|ipiW,000 SVynn W. STEVES PLACE - fff have a-. Ih b77Vng|,*,7,*,r T. I f t ,h*. hu bwen rv atored to 1 ,0 0 9,0 0 0 farm *^<1 ,ve bean saved from !. e,. .(Hi ■■ f gid. already al- A T N IG H T Poller nd UxteSt at I'ss>- D O S S E r S C A tfS SPECLVL Pr. and Mrs All*n June* and son, Allan Jones, J| , arrived yestenlay from Miami Iteach and are fill- guest* of Mir Minnie Jones at her home on Part Avenue. Thry Hpfttraat. hf, C ,,’ wbatv f<»r tluu. plan to leave tomorrow (or point* wpakr, ..,'bu; «vi°Fl'd . ‘UllgRlful m North Carol Ins fur a short fweathor and. Vbc gituoiaUni)*, of vacation. *corTa.iih1fci*nJv.,,y «P ,li,r"P- > ,Xhc ,Umwplega,1Batp In attend Mr. and Mr*. M. U Italwim and anca at. P<? nrbiHA cunh pHK*. aim, M I, Itaborn, Jr., have re­ b«ld. o » tha VnwtetUri an >JJbvrch turned from ■ trip to Chicago ami •aaarnhly.egrmsfli)*,. M Mn|Htvg|. Ihi InV* in TcrinesiHre. MVs Itaborn Th*> report that mure tl.*/t Dl.uOn and their eun ware in Tennessee ipfrmma waa*. raglhUnsl • « h«v'ivr (ill- greater part of the simmer attoodod ti\p, Assoflsbly th e sum ahile Mr. Italuirn was away atxiut JMar, the Iprnst nttmlie1 ever to jt^thur fof this gurpoie CravviVs 10 <lay» , A Del-and Road Id Becoming Mere I’epular Mlw Emm* Spencer has re­ turned to Mountain l-akr N J. after" spending the summer here wllh her sister. Mr* Georg* Barden, and other relatives. °f 4 l. if *nr i tevpa,.whnh plays at .lb*. M, along with lht» fra tuns |»l d jn loans ami grants tq ,E. I|. U nay l e f y O f lt f',wit|i^* Miss Julltnho NrwmaiC fbnnf.tfl of thie efty, ratermdff' iWY iiJgfif ra niter Mra. Henry atekrtitlad of gafdan flowdtraba wars Mad to decorooma where tha guesU C. P. BALES t> p *, S t l.ATB Mr. and Mrs Hobsrl DingfsWsr uf llrsdenton anU N ew 'York P ly . are the guest* uf Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dingfelder at their hotne In Hose Court. visit ralatiVte for a ’epvCTwhite Miss Lane; n'lll mattdquWa at the Greenville Miman's CoTlegl. apd Mrs. Henry R eal V a c W September Special All Tar • 75c UKiii . ■; t..;; a.n . —. - m — aw>-. South than In the North Among other local clergymen who report having had a nl -assn! sum­ mer in other srctlons 1* Hr* Wm P, Brook'. Jr., of the Firet Haptint Church, who retur-ed to San­ ford lomr days eirn. lVffflri Lucille B ob ' Gives Pushing' Party rurity rushing A R( Itet* Fbl party w * 1 (Ivan Saturday evening by Idea Lucille Bolt at the home of bar parcnUt, Mr. and Mra.. F. K. IlqIs. 1101. Park Avenue. Supper i l l served on small tables In the living.room by the bntteas, assisted by MM* Camilla Dess, and music eras enjoyed throughout tha eve­ ning. . The large dining room labia waa overlaid with an Italian cut work cloth and had crystal ap­ pointments, candles, and fleral decorations In shades of wine and alfver blue, the sorority colore. Those present were: the Missel Gene Martin 1-arvey, France* Rrits, Thelma Denson, Martha Bishop, Betty Wheels**, and Ca- lU ir CM Sriantpoo Hot Oil S ham poo Wave U i S1.25Eva - B e if And Finger With Hleatric Hleaaser lies lit, 8 a Im - gj C^arjteite Nia '.has' gun* to DeFlfjliak springs where she will Dorothy; Mitch*]) left thlf ig fOf. Ugylupa Uraoh wjinre 11 ha tM guest fpt a fir* f Miaa Katherine Thigpfn. O ar 9i& AxtaivttWuy At S^lhitiolcf (Caatinned BVasa Pag* I ) as well as book-keeping. | Mr. and Mrs Ralph A. Rtnlth Decent obaarvation lead* Mr. 1-pwtun. who has Jpeg leltirncd 'WlnaUm-Salem, Nl CL, 'aid l. Spar­ from a three weeks' vacation In' tanburg and GraanvUJe, 8 . C. ^ ’aynesvliu, N. t^ T o baHove that Mus Carolyn Collier arnvail tht* where they Have teen spending Uw khe enrollment In ’ county •ciioyls aftemoon from Montaauiua, Ga beat month. The* a m , acepmps- tin* year will exceed ' that of lest whme the spent.Ih* aumpiur tsub Uad.bpth* by their othpc a<yv W al­ year by at. te a ^ ^ lv a ' pfrwpt,'. wOT kludy' at the Artistic Beauty hyr parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. C. ter Meads Smith, who' has bean <filler- She wlll.bw with l)er, umd* There max, ba A , » )r« h* Institute. visiting in.Mlaaippl. Ukl aut|t. Nr, M/a- J.,C, Mltor riu ebangd, rVa.rttnl,. ‘ft..|^*f?|‘ tbi-ll, hi 1W Magnolia Avenue, this iw>l« HlgTi . , u K sntl Jflta. C b w ^ p ^ ' b a y o wilder. "Lawton I n^pmod. trpm,points Ir York county sc stale where they spent some time. Inn ease j ' Mr. La; »>. V » 1t L > GH dv Itemilon. y< Owtla. rpen' tafur* of a vte ,W*s 1(1 ' U a* bwy ,.w}te.,JbU Gretas -which wt tboruoghly *n) jSAft&iSSS! M:. He repbfl other*-, tl 'roamed IJ W tr * y < 'to carrr.* t la m £X If' n* bat^ ,| buoflnsd^^t.VS1 S > |n»i Mn^.C. P. llt rmlon, Mar Ila Av»-nue. b/s* On not thin our N IN T H u n m indful o f our IU H T IlD A Y . loyml frien d s w. w ho ar* h a te boon'* riiiponnllile ftrr Ib a moarttre o f audeenn tan Hava attained und uka thte oiiportuttlljr t" tK in ^ th e m . \\jL A^’i J,qt)gs,.pf Mi lieP'i'f.tV.WN nM> ■!«"“ stale •arrici Carol (j I t n j , H t . , in jrH tr t* S t f f t k i ■ siiQ'^mfifsar, so*.. ' W K S b it t k a n it w there route Wayw | Klltal-vth Ah v a f « m Laney Dry Cleaning Co. •hn'-uv est&ai )R A a hevilla, mom Ik# t b * bus Lu m ber Y A R D a s-wir , * fsfV b r AND U U yJD EK S* r i U W U K S II “S U D D E N S E R V IC E ? - - - EP.KeABPQX- IJry-Sheen Process A v o n L’arit. Suits fo r Men Individual MeasurosaonU Dry Cleaning *!h'- *1 AM i [ . . �% f w wjy.-r, 11*1 had r im to 7V, with pasunp n mining, >7, and cm* muc­ iteadiarist H e Id i Blame ForFatal [orro Castle Fire MORRO CAS1 8T K ^PE D B Y FJRE in* 11. Stats troop* w «r* brooght Into tha confusion of Asbury Park to control Ova Immana* crowd gath­ ered to view tha charred remain (Cawtinned Prom Para 1) i of tha Mono CaaUa yesterday a* it rra the _»Wp Ilea, two unit ! lay barely 60 fact o ff tha baarh. to* ware ’ "washed op. Both I With more than 200/100 persona a bodlea o f men. |swarming over tha beach and h a ) vx plosion, balked flierovn through the utrcats of thl> amall I Coast. Ouardsmrn In thill resort city, local official* found It fta: to hpard the liner cm! n r r n u r j to call for militia. Mato.' Um Interior of the Hundred* of relative* a n d k with thojr hoaa. r[aanwhlla - - _ t . l t - - the ,>.. Identify ts. “ I deal friend* of those who died In the horror at »ea were at nearby Sea Girt, threading their way through long row* of cot* on which the ihrouded bodie* of 7R. of the vic­ tim* lay. The Iwiited »teel »hell of the Morro Ca'tlc liecame a curio a* It lay deeply embedded In the *and periously clo*e to the munic'pal ' 3-mwnuor. ■d i a i t . * d . * _ a a n d a p a id a fe e of 116 c e n t * to enter the Convention hull and gain a better view. A placard in front announced that the pncei-d* would go to the relative* of the Tha hallucination that ha waa being punned by aomeona ha could not dwicriba lent Carl 9 *h ler, young negro who res Idea In Went GoIdaboro. Into *uch a aUto of violraea at about S:M o’clock this morning that It required near­ ly flea men to bold him and bring him to tha County Jail for antekeeping. Ilia load-voiced rating* awakened scores of paraona along the route of the motor ride from Goldsboro U Um JaU, and terror -waa errittea -am Um features of many' of tha JaU inmatea even ’ -Wtat ■' . The ahip’a port aide, with three heat-buckled life boata still swing­ ing from their davlta, faced the Thla morning he had quieted down and appeared to be perfectly ratlonal. H alf a don bodies to Jer*ey City. Of the bodlea In the tem|>oisry morgue there, three were ehildrrn, SO men llnlnon charge sw and IU> women Only sis hail been II U u i i i M eaverlieewaie claimed by relative*. M eaargea ter ite I t m eeSsreS. « ■ r*twa4« flia National Guard plane* vent .Ms will H rse essesl out again yesterday to patrol the scene of the trageity. When they i cam* hark they said they had seen Thla photograph from an airplane shows the Morro CaaUa a ftrr aha was raked by fire that claimed more than 160 live*, j no bodir* in the water. port holes and windows through which some of tho paaaongcra mad c their eicape are plainly visible. • The deck* of the liner were lit­ ,VB YOUR WATCH repaired tered with compact* and vanity f one who really knows how case* Apparently these article* f g i, Jeweler, Mag. Ave. were thr first thing* tHi women thought of saving. it and Found The cause di*ai4cr re* IBT: Brown mare mule. Weight ( mained ■ mystery. ‘ One iif the l>nr ruom *»*w«.ril* ftik ijiinteil Bh Raying *i»? believed the file Rtartnl from a eigarette -Aatomsbtlen *tub Me raid the cigarette, thrown II LONG W H E E L base F»rd liy m jiaiMtenger who waa in a truck, A -l cumillion |2%. Au,- drinking party in the bar room, d*llv,ry truck |1WB. T-F'iml landed un a Rile of rratea near « livery truck |36. Heel* and Son*. fi.fiOii gallon uil lank; the Hume* pfirend to the tank which i*i|>liiVtI, Servle# There waa wtlll much ill*ru*aion U t T J. IV. SHADOIN repair anJ among the aurvlfor* over the fart hj ct| • lharpt-n your l a w n mower that moat of the crew 1 w y ’il c I like new. HU) Elm Avs that the lifeboat* which managed to reach ahore ranted f e u of the I lone 719-W. ihip'a paaaenger*. Commander who played po I —SltusMnn Wanted important part m the whole rl nolle . C ILORKD girl wanta Job doing drama, told tin* ftiny i aoueework, rooking, nuralng, or MThere were II auivlvnr* on live M Work. Lilli* Ma* Thomas. TarApa and the Sandy Monk pilot ■I W W. 12th. HI. boat kept three The men were Ink en o f f thr Mono Ua«tU' hv #he f I— Klowrm and I’ lanta power boat and llo y gave j - 11 F Jr SALE: Missionary Htrawbar- We amhored ahead of the Morro ry Dant, If*-* fa. laid. t ’antle nnl Rent out •* tw«at# but it nd trouble with the 12 inch haw i i B w HEADY »o i m i pi.uu Hook 100,OOt) t * c h o f T " i i - i ) , t a p p e r , jer, I radioed the Sandy l l jpltnt, CoIInmI*, < 4 b h u k r boat and lifter a great dial of ti >b hie got tin hauler onto the Morro PI itiU. $1 . t o a th u*Aiid m ( j i n n II Ittfl. II. F. Ilftthea All* oolite t o Mile, We a*ked them li they wanted a tow and they mid yin. 1 B| rings. thought it l»e*t to tow them to New 4 81 iEDB Red Bit** and Spaulding* York harlrur and to try to nalvogr toumber and tt'* for fill plim* bur. From certified weed tbi* ''S p fc n f. PLA N TS -Cabbage, fault flower, pepper, tomato, cullard, The photograph illustrate* the danger confronted by tha aurvlvlng paeeengere who were able to escape ■tha Gam*. These par­ colon, broccoli, and Irttucr, all sons clambered alnard a life boat in stormy sea* and safely made their way to the S. S. Monarch of Bermuda which Ibqy -are shown boarding. raady around Sept 15th Our list mailed upon miucal. I’ rrvatl and Company, Seville Florida. ‘SAVED A T LAST,” CRY OF MORRO CASTLE’S SURVIVORS ( Not 1# but 19 painter* went to work on the City Hall thla room­ ing to complete the eiterior paint­ ing which wan Interrupted laat Wednesday when 16 of the men struck In proteat against tha FERA e a c r o w payment ayatem. The men are reported a* having agreed upon a financial arrange­ ment, and they will remain at work until tha exterior job has been completed, probably 40 more hours of work. T. U Dumas, J. O. Adams, C. E. Adams, and Georg* E- Rollln*. lo­ cal Coast Line officials will Join Harry Pepworth, Karl I^hmann, D. P. Haines and Lawls D. Haines, Chamber* of Commerce, in Loesattendance at the September meet­ ing of the Central Florida Council Chambers of Commerce in L*ea-j burq tomorrow morning. The prin clpal apeakrr at the meeting it Senator T G. Futch. of Leesburg, with R. A. McCranle, of Jackson­ ville, ai another Important tpeak- (REALlf L E G A L N O T IC E an n m or s m ir s n o s m » T A * p k k d t'Pinwn n e m o * ava ar- m s o a s c a A i. i t s t i t h o r t u b rra re i » r ri-oMin*. N u l t r , la p s r s b r *l va w i M i K H K N A. I iV aO ff , purchaser e l T e a O r l l t t r a l e Nn I I . datsd lira Irrt day of August, A. H-, I l l l . h « ■ f)ivd said r a r t l f l r a t s In m j nf flcr. and haa macs appllawllnn fo r la s dr r d In Issue In arror da nra with taw. Said r a r t l fl r a ta emhrarea Ilia fn l ln w ln * 4 , * f r O i , d p lu p- rt y situat ed I* S , is l- complexion s m i Tuesday SURVIVE FIRE AND MOUNTAINOUS SEAS IN F R A IL CRAFT v CROTONS fur Sale 1220 Magrolta k»* A ve- * I I — Wanted fi LINCOLN HEAD I'rnnjea wwnliil C h a rlie M A C K ’S To eonquar Malaria, you moat do two things. (1) Dwatroy the In­ fection In Um htood. ( I ) Build up the blood to ovartopM tha offsets and to fortify again*! further at­ tack. Thar* la one medicine that doas those two things and thafla Gruva'a TaaUleaa ChlU Tonic I Tha lasUleas quinine la Grove’s Taatolea< Chill Tanlc daatreys Um mala* Ha infaction la th* hlood while th* < « * A U Iron Solids up tha blood. Thouaaadt of peopla ha** eanqtmrad Malaria with Um aid of Orav*’* Tastales* ChlU Tool*. la addition to being a nolad remedy far Ma­ laria, H it also an exealteat tonic of general uaa. Grove’s Tas tstoe* ChlU Tool* is pUaaaat to Uka and contains nuthing hartnfal. lean ct'Jdran Ilka It and th*y can taka It Far aais by aU ator**. f__^ .U p to 12 each If tnurt than It) £ y ia n old. Certain Indian Ilea,I • | pamnlee worth |50. Send dime f >t ■ catalog. Intt'mntiwtial Cnin ('it., Boa 477, Indlanapnli*. Inti F ttK ROOM huusr l w i> with irtanad porches, porta cocherv garage. All mu-lem Improve ltd. Beat location in town, In w at I I A A. 8 lor*. i— M isc e lla n e o u s For 8 «l« li^DOW GLASS- we "have I l ­ ia *11 eiaea. Stanlry-Kugm trdware Co. IR G g YELIXiW guavas. 76. bu. Mr*. Mattir Cat rat*ay. Itrlghi*. W# Ctoao A ayU lag . «pa With Our From** Clothes WU1 NOT SHRINK n e y Dry Cleaners -a 44* United Lu litre ar* thr** survivors of Um blase. The h*H-dr****d wo.aaan,-«0f !*•** Um boat after It waa baadmd. Only U of th* HatHa-lif*. h« atm warm .' ' * _________ >' .. >(,■ > ■ \U R. 2nd Bar with th* aid of the New York fin ko«u ■ N lgfct and H t r a l a i B fU gn B g rfrw . ffta flij C tofth * fe Pot Eyt* Initatad by OXpoauM IDBoh. Wind, or Duat. apply a Irw dra(M M fi “ W* reached tha Mono CaaUa at I A. * , Saturday and lost two how* kocamaa of tho hawaar. Th* for quit* �SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1M4 HUEY BACKS THEM W ITH BAYONETS FISHING CRAFT BRING IN MORRO CASTLE SURVIVORS Commissioners Vote In FavorOf Resolu- tha > Calling Act's Passage “ Unwise” Time Connecticut, M aine wvsiii Violence broke out i j u the PniidentUl medl•trike w ith m anufacturer! I -aryaatgr. 1*1 , W jj t r iu t i *» aaarer*. Ik. Circuit Ciuiit rt A. 14. WEEK* n.putr ClvrpL In HKftmNo ' Iaim If r. IMI, Oaten t> . Ilk D, ma, t u ‘ rti»e ta ■ y erne*, aa* ml to. lor tax 4M4 rCancs wtik Uw. embree*. the / » Irtf, Florida. to-witt properly situat'd g u t . Hub<Wvl«to* *fc# . . . . . . • * »t tk. naan of su«-n ceidame of t'.knowm Itfie* Is ah.It b. re in te law tax «»*4 is on Ik. Itth day of ✓ 1114. , rrtclkl ilir».tur. aim 11. Oay af Auauat *it. r . »ount.A(CT Clark Clrcsll Court >*l« Couatr. P to ftta By * W w s iflU : p. c._ ;*rr u n ito x ro a V n d i u i b s u t i o x art n u u Ft a t i r e * a t* uk » i .om u >A- f s > f ‘; < h a * that H. Ilf It, run-bo*.i of Tea r lit. -lull* lid JbL V llV toll, baa Ills* l ' Ift mr" i'(lev, sq* (I) a t l. j for lax «e lk irdaiw* with law.- PaM >r*c«a ibe fi.liwaltig *rlv ,iiq u ,-l In BrestyarbtA. iq w n ■Av V L-peala fla t Bock V *ia« <w<***s4 at tk* ■Mam « suck rertlfta* >! tX K K O tV K .U t- liflcat* skatl b* re* J w <* law tax *av* raw-, l-H tlth- iaV i n . , m li elftotal Ilftlttv r* tat flh. dat -if A s i m i . t'-X K. IkVcnV-tM. rtfrrail Caart,.S*nitCeuntr, Kl .rld*. My: A. M. W IM K t ~ • DC ■ ■ U trpATiuM* f i q r t’lv a u iA , U r Kivun <>-*> IdBNA , purek iacr af Tea I'S.'ttirhiSrdS la toy afflca. aa* laalM* far Its «aa* mriaaca with tan. i -SHbraim. Ik* fair t* *rt>a*r-y aDaat** lata, FTurIlia, tt-w ltl W L - i Ln i *. ,M , '7 W> tl Basin vf A ■***(. 1000 pickata and s trik e sym p a th izer* storm ed a m ill in ju rin g h a lf a dozen w ork - are, and overturning automobile.. \ ) Around tha CannoA towel mllte at Kadnapolla, N. C., 1S00 plekcta, “ a flying aquadron," gorged, about___________ Facing them„__r were, S00 epec'al gudrda and militiamen armed with tear gee, fixed bayonet*, and michhtd gun* mounted atog the mill* Squadron leaden aald It y t i a "Demonstration to Cannon em­ ployee of etrike strength." The crowd- waa dlapanmd attar the demoMtnUon. The squadron ar­ rived from neighboring tenter* In a 160-car motorcade la three .New England atate., Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Maine, National Ougrd troop* were moblllaed for Uw tin t tin * line* the atrlke waa called. , The offer, already rejected by Uw IndMtry, wa* that'the media­ tion board arbitrate the dlvputr with both aidH -W and In advance to abide by tM reeulta, ell mllla to be clnead do/lng the negotiation*. To thU Gorman laat night added another condition, that wbon a setUomoat la undertakwi. It must, ha between the entire industry and Uw union. There will be no negoUatioda.between the orgenlxalion and IndhrMual mills, ha said. The mediation board Uaued a atntwnont a a jto * that ../pur da>*' (Wedy hed producSTa W l e f that nh* problem* arising from UW dis­ pute were 'not Incepeble of eola­ tion.** In fact. It addvdt **Tha board bellavea Uwt a aettlament can be reached which will bq fblr to worker*, ymplayer, and in the public InteraaL It la our earnest bop* that while the dteeua elan* are In progress, all feertiee U the dispute use their Utmost en(CeuUnuM On Fece Three) Mrs. W A PriceBuried / In Evergreen Plot >' fgtMral services for Mrs. W. S. ;Frt*a, 67, war* bald *t th* Erick•ut Funyral Horn* at 8:60 o’clock tkk afternoon, with burial tn EvBTgT—a Cvmelvry. R*V. E. U. iSrawtd** of ihc F in t ProabyUrlan 'Church officiated. ' Members of th* Bpanlah-Amrrl c m W ar Veterans Auxiliary con dactad a brief aervlc* at tb* gravc- 5000 CAROLINA WORKERS RETURN TO M I L L JOBS kj tj 2 J II f The meeting, more or leu, run. tine in nature, revealed a d o n e on the part u( the Bondholdere I'mtrelive l u intnIt lee tlial no -hange be made m he niillagi* fof the coming year. "A budget and lax levy In .ub atantlally Ihr same form aa laat year’* budget ami lax levy will tosatisfactory to the Committee/* the Commissioners were advw.xl AholishmentOf Deliv­ ered Sales Method Is C l u b Objective W ASH IN G TO N , H*pL ll.- (A P ) — T h a agricultural department said yesterday "present Indication* point to th* poealbility of a total crop of oranges and grapefruit eloee to th* large crop recorded in 19.19 when th* combined production reached 14,101,000 b o rn In the whole country.' The regular monthly crop report, however, did not make a detailed forecaat aa of SepL 1 for citrus frulta. Department experts aald thfruit waa siting well both tp Flor- COURT S JAYCEESSTAND ON FOB MARKET Sha waa born at Grand Rapid*. Mk^, aa July 6, 1*77, and for Uni past O years aka had resided in |kk city and lately at Lake MonW , prsaant raaldanca of tk* Price and several grtndcklldrsn. 'ftjP ? nlaskner*’ officially a|ip'"cved heDon taken some day* urn after Ti — trtvtfiimrfMm ftf the Tii.oiber.hfp Disapproval, aa a City Onmmisakin, of the Amendment la ex­ pressed In favor of the passage of the following reaolutlon by the Florida league of Munlclpallt'r*"B# It Renolved That tha FInrida iM etie of Municipalities be­ lieves that Ihr adoption in the N o ­ vember 1934 election of the pro ''I, poaad Cnn.titutlonal Amendmeot 'd for exemption from all taxation of bnmratead, up to 65000 In vxln* _ tion, would lie unwise." The City la a member of the league. CHARLOTTE, N, C„ Sept. II.— ( A P ) — Five thousand textile work­ er*, filing through lines of heavily armed soldiers and special guards, returned to their jolt* In the two Carolina* yesterday as s:i strikecloaed mills reopened. Flying squadrons of unionists, called out to combat reopening tdema eWde UtU# resistance aa the Here U Alfred D. St. Araant, workers retimed to tbelr posts, Baton Rouge, La., Insurance confining themselves to statements agent who wired Huey Long of tbelr case. They planned an In­ that he would "personally kill tensive organisation campaign for him like any other mad dog," if tha next fear days, as opposed to any harm la-fell his son, Thomas 11. RL Atnant, a militia private tha force-out system followed last i who waa called out tu Ivnd a week. Aand in the election. Twenty-aevvn of the plant* which r*-opened yesterday were in Alamanca county (Burlington! North Carolina, and many of them operated with a skeleton force A considerable portion of then, wrrr hosiery mills, not actually subject to the atrlke rail until Wednesday, but shut down during flying -qua I artJvltlki laat weak. Observer* esti­ mated 6000 of tha county"* IlNdi normal textile employment werstill out. Fiv* mills, employing 2 UO0 , made no attempt to reopen yesterday. Only three small mills rsopei.ad An riplanallon which atlrmpts Near Record Citrus Crop Now Predicted tagftqg; * daughter, Mrs. Ralph Jeaahtg, af Sanford) two Sana, W. HE’D K IL L HUEY 53 Plants Re-Opened With Little Resist­ ance By P i c k e t s Mr*. Price died at th* Femaldrrsghlon Memorial Hospital late reterday afternoon after a short Surviving Mrs. Fries ar* her kuiknpd, W. 8. Frio*, local con- ' U Ida and California at this llms. In p rtun- the condition* leading up tu the di-cklon of the Kanfui.l Junior Chamber of t'ommcrce to o|n-n a drive against I ho prcsenl "i.i-livi-ird salaa' nuihud of turndlii.se firoduc* amt aub.iilutlng this nu-tl.ud with lha F. II. B. sale* method, waa released (his morning by lir.irg* Thurston, arlipg praaldi-nt i f Ih* organisation lit* statement Is a* follows: "S o doubt th* recent action of th* agricultural committee of th* Junior Chamber of Cummcrco on the deliwred sales problem hag In­ voked a lot of interest a ml ycommerit kll over th* atata especially In agricultural circles. However, we doubt vrry serious­ ly If everyone secs the point a* clearly s i we do, so thb statement I Continued On Page Two) ^ e w Deal Rides High In Maine Where Democrats Score Decided V ic to ry tha part twa terms by Democrat John Uttarback. Governor Loot* Brann, first Democratic governor r* elected sine* Uw ClvB War, wa* swept in­ to office over Alfred Aowa by a plurality of over 80,000. Demo­ crat* captured twa Cong i amtonal posts also. Eight state* bald prims rim to­ day, picking candidates far tb* November election*. . Tha states Involved ara: Ariiooa, Catowdi, Waablngtom, Louisiana, Michigan, Vermont and Naw Bampakira, with South Carolina kaldtag a runoff, Revenue Collections Russia Welcomed As From State Increase \M em ber()f League G F N E V A . Kept. I I T h r c-iun til of the le a g u e of N ation*, in rlu-i-d aeasion laat night, a g r-rd ill bririrlple to walcoim- ltu »«i* Into (lie l-eagu, and gra n t the- Soviet >mon a permanent seat on thr fuuncll. not to be Invaded w(th its* punlty. A threat of further «KpI»> •Iona in the wrecked liner caused official* to rewind PEACEKETURNS TO ‘BATTLE’ TORN (LOUISIANA CITY Record Number O f Voters Crowd Intb New Orleans Polls N E W ORLEANS. Sept, l l . tA 1*1 -With oppo.lng "armies" rv.tlng on tbelr arm.. New Orlean, citlxen. approarhed votinc ballot. today ill a Sunday-1 kr calm to chouse Iialween the "Dietatorahip” of Srnalor Huey Lying ami Hie "Old itlng” of Atayur Scmnir. Walmsley. liaik douda hung In the iklev, threatening rain, but the voter* rame out In such crowd, that nl>.erver* predicted then' would Iha rrrotd balloting The whole fight wa. between "K ingfl.h" Long and "luikeyhead" Walmalay, aa the two prtnrlpal. are atylad, even though neither la hlmaetf a candidate. Both Ixmg and Walimley are aupimtling two eongre,-men. .uprvme court, Jusllre and public aei i ire Wnmnil..Ion mu h Irli-i in the New Oilean. d l.lio ' An arbitration contnnl'i-e an* in complete contrul of the tli-tiion. Noa fartionel plain clothe, i ffirer* were dl.palched to tile Jmll. to handle dl.pulca, and Hie rommlllee had IHK) men to send out In case of trouble. So, after two month. >f hurrah for .idilien slid |>o1-ce p-t.mial inveellvr, court battle., a o d thieal. of armed conflirt, today", hnllottng hrougtd the fu-t real peace. Sew Oilean. will go to the poll, today under the threat of aleomi Minn gun* to rhoo.e tn-lween r*o ""ill, lator*hip** of Senator l.ony urni the rule of the old regular, of the nly, captained by Mayor Walm.ley With all of the dgiui.lana N a­ tional Hoard encamped in New (lrban- nppo.ril iiy Mayor Walm-* iConltnuad On t’ag* Four) Prominent Valdostan F o u n d Butchered CITY NEWS BRIEFS Local weather yeiterday: High, 89; low 75. The City llriefrr offers many happy u-turn, to Mlaa Thelma Huth Stringer whu h among local persons celebrating birthday anni­ versaries today, and congratula­ tions to Mr. and Mra. A. C. Hall .iner Makes Record (un From Bermuda order, to put city flrswse aboard. t Aa a precautionary i— laiara. the beech near the vassal waa ordated cleared of all penoaa, and a par* lion of the boardwalk waa 'atseed to ipectatan , ’ . 1 Meanwhile, at Naw Teak. M lw veitlgallon continued bafdta *. fed, eral offlclala trying to dalaiiplua the cauae of Uw fire which 'took probably 111 live* early Saturday morning. 1» In tha toetlmony of C U rfM I Hackney, aecond officer, and Ir­ win Freeman, third officer. It Wat brought oat that the fire hulkhead. to rut o ff the flame* from non-burning arclion* of tM ship were not lowered becauat the’ «fflcere believed that would mil o ff ■ome paaeengert from aaaepo'i 1 Ilackney, describing the K * V |a the library when he wadi,to lavsatigale the watchman’a r ip y V of fire, aald ha turned an extlngqteb* er on the doeet, from which awoke waa pourkg, and then' tbeye, V*a an explosion. Here, ha believed; Uw started thk quicklyAfter eliminating llghtni The September entertainment and dance sponsored by the Jack­ t*u*v, Hackney waa asked "Then you think the [ sonville District I'rogreaalvu Club of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ *et on boiydt" road will be staged in Ibe Cltv Hall tom orrow nlg-ht, art ins *1 H:CM) “In t h a 'lin t place, t ilm ln rt l o’clink. Admitaion ir by ctrd unly. lightning striking tha (tfUolIn* tanka baaaus* ikay are rijfht by Notirva poatril In the Hanford* my room ^nd I patMd within two fe€t of thorn attd tU y Atlantic National Hank tinlay -f ’ iTiimletl holders of Fourth Liberty w m not ftfiro* “A* for n tlm« bomb n r tt4« l/oan 4 I ‘2 percent bonds whote could not hAtft f « M serial numbers end with a two nr china. eight, that these bond* hav© been unnoticsd lor *8 hour* und*f OUT rallnl fur redemption not later ayalamallc ahlp aaarch." At tha yaquaat of tha •xatalnsrs, than Oct 15. I'eraona have th* pmilejre t»f enrhatigUii; their prei- Freeman ampllfiad th* ilif ll ll ll M irit iM i»mils for other govern mend ae- of Acting Captain Warm* that a curltie*. |»ut this exchange offer is fire waa **t on another voyftg*. last Aug. 67, ha said, a walch11 in time Further detaili nian found a small fir* in Jh* car­ tiiay be secured at the Hank, go. II wa* quickly put out. Gparrod (Continued (In I*aga 4) newspaper*, Praaman said, war* found in th* cargo. •‘Than," Hoover aald, “f*U bo* Have that fir* was IncendUtT t " " I can’t Imagine," F m i f n *•* ASIHIRY FAHK, N. J.. Sept. 11. piled, "how a dgat*Ua coUM pau* The body pf Capt. Robert R. ■ibly hart been blown turn IM down * comp*nl»nw*y. VVillmolt, who died B few hours be- deck. forr Hu- ship waa almost destroyed around two rlght-angl* ‘ Mrtta a*4 by flames, was found last night in over an M oo t fir* aervvn it r**ch • ■’ • the captain's quarters aboard the th* cargo." HodyOfDead Captain Cremated In Cabin vrw*el. Fire Thief William Y. Taggart, Aohury Park, asld hr found th* body l)lng on tha floor In th« captain's room where It had been left. Th* captain's quarter* wars among tbs last to b^ reached by the flames which consumed th* whole Interior of the ahlp. Taggart said the body virtually had been cremated and that th* heat bad melted evem the leg* of the bed. O N 8 INJURED IN A C C tfcB IT of Senate MunitionsProbe FindsUATied Up In Plot ToArmChina Against Japs FERA Clients Gained More Relief In July t i l- ASBURy ' p ARK. Sept, 11. . ’$ — <A.P.)—The bluing; fire- ■ scarred tyilk of the H oito . ^ Ctwtlc today *1111 m -con- V AI.DOST A. <!*., Sept 11.— Th* butchricil bud) of A. J. llennrtt was found on his farm nrar her* tale ycstrriUy. Tha wetl-k now it Valdoftan h»d; left home at •1o>break yetUrtlay morning, alone In hlx automobile Search started when hr failed to , The approval moved Iti ->i* return home during the day re­ Guy T. Hi-ltering, commls-turirr 4wlflly toward full-fledged in- n vealed the body, literally hacked of internal revenue, reporting for Lvrshlp In the league—a ge-ioi • to pieces, under ■ tree near the the 12 month* ending Junr 3U, lesired by the major power*, rii barn o f hln farm a few rnllw !y the end of the month. Th* i**owrote down a 97 portent tnrrraar iouthfrest of Yaldusta. over the previous year In cnllec- 1i»mif but It was generally b lion* from mlscellMOOU* tan - and eved Moscow's emissary woold ta 4 percent jump in revenue- frum lliing as a member of th* League y tb * end of tbs month Th* Issur thr income levy. fanng th* Itlh league assembly. mat one of the major proLleme (which convened yesterday. W ASH INGTO N, SepL M . - ( A I ' ) Renal* Investigator* into high pressure munitions tales mrthuds JATKSONVIIXB, Sept. 11.— yi-strrday uncovered a frank pro­ Floridian* getting aid from th* posal that th* United States guv Florida Fmerganay Relief Admln- I HAM ILTON, Bermuda, Sept. II. rrnmsnt buy war malaria) from an lilralton, either by a direct source —(A1)— Ths liner Monarch of Ber­ English firm — described as a or on work ralla^ received more in muda pegged up a record yaater- "stmi-offlrialM agency— to help July than they did la previous iay for th* run between New York arm th* Chi net* against Japan. months, figure* made public )**• and Bermuda, covering th* disAlong with this want testimony Irrday revealed. Lance in M hours and M minutes. -afterw ards denied— that stale Th* vessel docked In New York department offlclala had advised Th* average payment per case fo r Florida a* A whole amounted at* Saturday after participating the American Armaments Corpora­ to $13.09 In Joly, or a, 66 percent la reacua work on tha flaming Mor- tion of Now York ta 'obtain an InIncrease over tha Jana av er*!* of re Castle. U w w li farthar delay rd JuncUe* ayalnat lb* government” 110,44. Work rtltof payment* aver­ by a threatened hurricane and was t<> overt**** th# embargo on arms Naw York until shipment* to Bolivia and Para­ aged payment par direct relief unable to leave guay, case was MAR. . 6)17 A. M. Sunday. W ASH INGTON* Sept. H ^ ( A I ' ) — fnri«M«ing internal revenue col­ lect lu ll* 41 percent and combining reiriiur* from agricultural adjust­ ment taiw , Florid* produced 111. CSli.'.’cg) fur Uncle Sam's 62.872,639.194 hank roll from tag aource* in the fiscal year 1934. t i Hazard Is Reduced . Th* vote of the City of Scnford It one against the passage of the proposed llnmrstead Art, •i^•brd», revealed at a City Conmletlon anew .-■dewierhsnst unu*u to- '''«L<,V5h 10UA*A Searchers Ordered To ' % Remain Off V^ssel j j-entln* truck on which ha rid­ ing overturned Curtis Crofhf, w k resides near HasIshnrsL * u v - , rested aa tk# driver of tkf truck- TOROflTD BANK roM m d . .! TORONTO. Rept, 11—(A .P )—A Ion* bank robbar taok i-SRptUlt* 1 maUly MAW from tha Duffarif and Lappln Bank braocR of Dominion Bank haru t N i d w i ilu fiv d 4 Btfuttorp were told also Hut cap*. Representative Britten, Republics*, Illinois, accompanied r*pr***nlatire* of ths corporation to tha stats department In mid-June to seek approval of an arms ship­ ment to Bolivia outs id* Uw presi­ dential ban. Ones more talk of bribery ta LOCAL connection with munition* talas waa heard. At on* point taaUmouy waa presented that "fifty fTWad” —|&0,000—was to b* paid to a cab­ inet adviser rloa* to Uw proakkot o f Braall In 1933 for bis seal stand* la putting across a munitions con­ tract for Uw American Armaments Corporation, m M W i i®* '.**«{< w eai ■;,! � 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, 1934 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, September 10, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1934. 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>, September 10, 1934; <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/3f78ad5280352ba987a94a1174cd1a69.pdf dea1b5a2cc72865115b85cd1540eb286 PDF Text Text wm-<* jmm- *-r ft Wm 1cLucas Takes Dismal View O f New football Season As Material Foils To Inspire T H E S T A N D IN G S VOHTIIKSSr rf.«M IOA I.KAUt’K W. IPet. I'ulnika..... ...... It * ,T4t Mi. Auuu.tlne _ _ _ it it .see ■L t n r . v l l l r . _______ J# Irej Inns Ireach _ _ 1« li.lari'l -------- -— II Jarb.nnvllia .--- la U |l |» Ji 111 tot .lit AUSTRIA'S SPARE CHANGE USED UP ON REVOLUTIONS .i , |1 1 . n■■ ■ ' Pm pccU facing Coach Leonard McLucaa eaM In aurrejrlnf what he Recovery, Therefore, Ir tr r r lir V Hr. alt. 1I McLucaa with hU Seminole lliafh haa, what he expects, and what Ml. Aoau.tln. II; Liel^ml V. Held By Many As I'sUrka I; Jacksonville I School football erhedule for l!'34 might be the result of lha araaonV iJ.rn.tia tl.Hi-h 1; (lalntavlll* 1. are the moat dismal of any line*; play. Faintest O f Hope f irwt he accepted service aa athl itlc Stating that ho must bull-1 * W. r#M. U director of the echool back In 1930. team around Jack Hughes, Olive N *» Tnik „ VIENNA. Sept. 7,-<A P>—Tv»p ... . II .•14 IE ■ Thla statement wae attributed to Miller and Leslie damage at backr 41 laltUlN - .... 17 ll m revolutions within sit months have IS Coach McLucaa thla morning after and llalph I'raraon as linc.mar , f Itfrit mu .177 .... - Ifr absorbed all the apara change Li Unsliill ---- — <1 •a .it* three daya of training In which la* thnch McLucaa said that unhaa riltahurKh Moreover, they have .... , «« *i 4M Auatrla n . ------- IS has directed about 90 boys, nioal mure boy* corns out, and linger 413 71 liiilML* 1 | rh lm , ---41 ■u .17* • f them ISO and 125 pounder*, Itoys, hie team will be runf-oit-d uf *tin'1nrtail 141 . -. . 17 IE when compared with through aetting-up and other pie midgets, teams which Included men like Umlnary raerclae*. ..h,r recovery aeemt i niP«i:«r» I ai Mew Vf.rk f, 1viduals,I BO . that , . . , a to RUer, 'H ’ Practically an entire first team Melton Ware, Woodrow f I .a*«i in 7 « i firttakl M It. many AuatrUna to be » vain hop-? lost by graduation thla spring,| Georg* Muye, Murray Kanner, vid I'liiaiiurah i at Hm i i .i i Whrn Ihc amok® of Ffbroary'i and only four of the 1983 "regu Itanilall Slaughter. I'lm-innati at IHIIart.lnfcle-rah., Irevolution cleararl away 1500 lara" are back. Hr rluesn'l deny Hurt some uf hit i H r i u i EV u i r i i i H i Socialists were dead, and tha gov|„ H* ■ The remainder of the boy* arc hopefuls lark the courage and de­ M . 1emment had a alack of bills total­ h©(r»ii ----- IS 4f the second, third and fourth string termination, but nretent dav foci Saw Yr.tk *1 AI *14 ing 120,000,000. The rvvrdntlbn !n hr* of last year, a handful Jutt rp tail, even In Central Florida high I'lbii'lnrid IP (1 631 j July, touched o ff with the aaiart»Mtun IS <4 tn from Junior High, and one or two school circles, requires weignl at II alnilltm of Chancellor Dollfust, HI. fa*ml» CD «* well aa courage .and Hu- |iru»| cits, U'MwfttuKton 67 71 .446 cost almost aa much aa the. lirek Fhllmlwlyihln -This Is the first year that .. 6| 71 .41* revolt. therefore, tire imotunlly dim. I'hti hkii Ii *4 II? haven't had at least one man who! Three of lhr nMr|y 60 men now ^otcaL. .lhaaa._axiiaotlUtt»«ae , ....ii — Wi .p9HWb.ur.uvej-." ./.jintb j erremlrwy-ftrartM— trrrtMrV-wMgtf -------------y-Wm t lla large far a tiny country, tha govTnrti i M f "hIriatKO I alsoijt lfU) |KjufitJR. Tl»**r® • *© ateoul 1|emment levied a epeelal “ security liuwtoit * at tlrtflftfwl |. 1 |0 160 pot* m iff# * util! n il th e rrv t WHa-hfitgrlmi) at H* 1strut* —WM las" nn the people. Many warm un­ m ri m i rnl«* i r e a lr n r ir r , in c iiw r lc f ir r d boy* rtilfnili |||H1® nl firm •tr — rat it, able to pay. w ho l i e Ju a l *n x io tia tu p la y fiMil ••"th M»i»ie»* |H»nl|uvn*-ii The country's financial rtamnrva ----------— — ------ - ball for ('each Mclsura*. are so low that the government Homif uf |hi* ni'wcoman are El mnr re seeking a now foreign loan win Rf|uirr»«, Jack IVarnon, (thirl©.* through the Lengue of Nations. At OVIEDO liclrlin, hilly Wilkinson, lt»l|»li the snmr time It seeks, through the I1ftng©r( llurolil I hiker, Tom Wan' league, to induro foreign powers ii-y, S'pick riuhran, Hob William , Mi*- Amy Ruth Mcknight, of to cut interest istes on loans al­ ami Then. William*. Drivtiipurt, who baa ls-rn visiting ready runlr acted. Howrvvr, ( fiarh MrliUno will her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. The guvr-r riMicnt haa been unable uparv iiu llin© nor effort in ilrvi’l I A. Fai nail Tot a short lime re­ to puy Hi employes on tha first of Yom oping what h© haa and Iryiiijr In turned hum* Sun,ley. She was sc- the month. A little la being paid fit it into alia|H* to ii»©«*t a moat ©r- iuni|mnird by her parents who them now In three Installment* actiriK sfliHulr. Prsctl*© session* - peril Sunday here. each month. am to h© iiebl every aft#rncH»r» ©x K A T E S Foreign trade lias dwindled to Mr. and Jits. (J. C Wilson, of rept Saturday and Sunday -tart M. Augustine, returned home Sun­ the vanishing point. Tourists trsf tnir at H ill) nVIock 10c line 1 lim e day after a short Visit with th*ir fir. formally on* of the most pro r■11*11 netill'llii tli* i 4 iu fra! Hunt, Mrs, J. N, Thu-npsun, Mrs. durtivr aoinri-s of revenue, ha* The Re lin t S lim e * low*: 7c line 6 llm e«. lb,i up,on acjumpauieii tlieru f.,r a virtually erased While aptarently 0|t|tMeerett I Ilnte 6c line I month Mere Iwo weeks' visit with relatives arid it is perfectly safe for American |*ttwl iw IMr I l n. re friends in St. Augustiivu. Ceanl five words ta llaa. Irfvk. «'|iy and other foreign visitors to come Hit I 2 |Iter » r*. I«*i tr. Double rate foe capital a» Dr I. I ‘ Jenkins prearlird an in. tn Austria, tourists nr* apprrhm n-»I' IitI'M black fare letters. Mr II In Tli • teimting scimon lu an nppiecu- •dee. So they pars up oar of Ih ' Nr.6 TImM• live robgrrguliori Inst *•»(.* lull* N-. ht-autifiil and Inlt-resting Sunday j most M« •• 1 ** ,'• 1 1 I** n do II M inim um charge 3 t« niiilrii-s of Kiimtie, and businrs-uoiriing at tliu MulIn.dial ( nurch Tli* re 2 1 Hi I mm in still* I N "‘ All .*r».rr r. lla t. b valium Mr,. J. W, I ’oats Irfl last week hen- languishes. will a* tkmtued l-f i f mmmf ; N'lrV Km In-ml liniris entering Austria #| f Imp * •relerrd *• 9+1mm4m end for Savannah w Iu-ib s' c will i m l i * *»<t* k» vi-iil for u few ibiy*. .lax Red Caps TttPlay tattoo. Mr. and Mrs C. 1,. West and Jarolis ml Mm. Theo, Aulin, HunHereSaturday,Sundny family left Wedncs lay fur n tivu «lay weeks' stay at Duytina Mem h. M i'* L©ila Mill" E’nv*i® ami Jn*n©a T h e J a r k s n n v il lr llr d C a p " , de Charlie Weil, Jr will leave Sept. U rn m ilt K f U a y , *»f O v ir lit, war© af te r nomi in HAVE v o t lll WATCH rrpalrel r la le d to l>e th e "Ir-m g est n egro 2U to resume Ills st nliec a: the murri©*l ^alnnJay JmJkr© Sbaron’« at Ih© Court *' by one who really knows how Ijo . i 'I m II ten m in F lo rid a , w ill re t'niversity In (iai.'iesville. tu rn to th is c ity e a rly 1 o m o ri« w to Mr. and Mr* Allan Tl uf(i}>Hi.n. I l m i ' f in S a n fo n l by f ! r * H h u ltt. Briggs, Jeweler. Msg. Ava. p re p a re fo r tw o g ao ie, n g u 'ii't tin ami mn, Jimmy, hav* rvlurtnil in M i* a l*ayn© cam© lo O rtad o lo cal team know n a* th e " S a n fo rd inv^rriraa aiii><v Mr, 1bmnpHun i* r m r n U y fro m B ilo x i, 8e— Autom abtlea M i* * , amt tik a n ta ." T h e Tied C a |i« p layed la'uicit ami an lu>iru*i>jr ir lb© In mm I© h e r hon©* w ith h e r ■i n r r , HKll DONG WHEEL base Kortl f o r r a targ e crow-1 li n e som e k©rii4*«* urbvNil |Mr*. Ii. II. Byrd, v hd© Mr K«la©y ... truck, A-l coiMJltUJn S.i'5- A u-’ w o rk s ago, and the corning g am e s, . I*rn(. aa<l Mia J . Tihb-n Ja c o b s , i ha* mad© h i* b©r© th© k m I* tin delivery truck Sll'ft- T-Fortl to l-e | layer! tom orrow and Su nd ay ■»f L«k© Mmifui »©r© kfiiiA f'. o f c f p art o f hr* hf©, lb* »a ©T»/ngid In delivery truck $-16 Reels and Solis a fte rn o o n " at II 11 o Y h -ck, prom ’©if ninth©! airill -ii Mi a Maty ; c©|©ry jfrowiny;, f iae to draw even la rg e r iro w d s I 4— Uunlnrae Service ' " • ' r RESULT! W AN T ADf LET J. TV M IAIKIIN repair and sharpen your l a w n rnowir They'll cut like new. Min I lm Avo Phone 719-W. in e n d -o f-s u m m e r 10— F low er* and I’ lanla S w e e t e n in g aisled Pitas correspondent traveled P O I t S ALE i'M is stun ary Sirawla-r-j r y P la n t s , lie s P a c k a rd , NOW READ Y to 1r j irp la m I 200,000 each Ilf T . 10I .1 ,. Pi-pp>-i,| in\? passenger In a T lg K n - l c ^ t which had accommodations for W. 4 I A W W I / / 1 O The present disturbed political ultMtlon, and tariff walla. Isolate Austria more’ and more. Austrians are not permitted to travel Into Germany etc*pi by special author­ W est Florida Settle­ isation. Germans ore not allowed ment Wag Largest to entor Austria unless they pay a ta* of 1,000 marks. State Town In 1833 -Unemployment In Austrlo It in­ TALLAH ASSEE, Fla., Sept. t. creasing steadily. The etreeta of Vienna tire filled with the workleai, —t/P)— Florida’s first boom town many begging. There are as m iry was Bt. Joseph, records In the women and children as men state library here show. The French founded a aeltleamong the brggere. Thousands Spanisu cannot pay rent, to say nuthlng ofj ment tbere In early abandoned It. taiee, and retail shops are going i day* but they nto bankruptcy every day. Rents State Librarian W. T. Cash .sayc. for many stores and apartmrnu About 1813 a town wss slant I have been cut In half in two years, on the former settlement spot and by 1838 It had beeoma use yet vacancies Increase. The people, for the most part of the largest. If not the largest. are shabbily dressed. For movt ofi***P Florida. It haa long sines disappeared. them life la o constant struggl e rr malru but a The If attitude la one of utter de­ Nothing now spair, for the, profess to see no monument marking lha site of lu Tiiyi'for t(ielr country. Conse- Florida's first constitutional con­ Storms and disease luently many are rrady to nnbracr vention. v fp e d 'w t- T H < r"c fty *rf# rir*fH « ground In the commercial world The Jails are eo crowded with 1of Florida's early days. memtiers of the outlawed socialist Trade rivalry with Apalachi­ TTgtm* In Vlrnna and with percola—a flourishing port not lar arms Involved In the recent Natl east of Bt. Joseph—brought ■^putsch* that it has been necessary |Florida and Georgia business «P convert factories, gymnasiums men into 8L Jortph in 1831 and warehouses Inlo prisons. The Within a year they built F'lorDialntcnane of these thouianda of 1Ida's first steam railroad, run­ prisoners entail henry vspeuae. ning from St. Joseph to Lake Correnl rat ion ramps have re­ Wlmlco which ronnects with the lieved the pressure nn estaldlshe I Apalachicola River. tails. In ('nrinthiu so many Nasi 'T o r a few years," Cash says, W ork ers and syrnpathiters were “ The town flourished like a arrested that there is a serious green hay tree and by 1838 was shortage of laborer* lo harvest probably the largest place In the crops. Florida." Th* government of a nation so| The- stats Librarian has an old thoroughly discouraged, divided letter which tells of the bousing and ho| eless Is being attempted by |problem in St. Joseph during youthful Chancellor von Sc hunch-! ~ nigg Hr has started with vigorous |pf Austria. The world is watching policies, and a strung detrrmlna-, while he trie* to stand against tion to maintain the independence |the tide of Notiism. D: L EPILEPSY -EPII.EITICSI Unroll 1 lady finds complitl* relief lm husband. Specialists hullic al.r.aU failed Nothing to sell. All Irll.c J answered. Mrs. Liao. Dempster, | Apt. 0-14, 0900 lalayclK Ulvd, | West, Detroit, Mich. AP m o st t n jo y a b U b y bus p **Jiof youi mmdol tummoi TsetUoa In Him U tI4Mi I1*« pr* Tall d*y» b*tl with tfc>* conlofi Y ob‘U 10 to 10 IL I'. Kicker. Lockwoiid Chief Preferred. Plume 1'tS-J L. P, Hagan, Jr., 17U2 Park. • .i -------------------------16— Apartmenta for llrnt ol i 16— House* For [len t L o w v a c a t i o n fa ra a , t o o Fieri da Motor Lira* Luo. |tt*l pick 7 *w b«4 tnd ukh th* mart but lot your { it n IU vacidon rtMfl k*!or© If* to® lit© . , . don’t bodk*r FOR RENT: Unfuiniahed garage i About a*rtki*7 *Uo I I I tail nil apaitimnl, 31* 1-J Palmrltu' trtrol tarot aaJda- YouTl * m aaonoy, Avenue Apply 210 Palmetto. ( Uni ud worry I F IV E ROOM house with I w u JacknonviUe .............• 2.S0 •ereened porches, port# coda-re, Daytona Ileach ............ 05 and garage. All tnorlarn ImproveL I. A u jp u t'n e .............. 2.05 manta. Beat location In town. In­ V ero Beach .......... 3.00 quire at II. A A. Stor*. W eal Balm Bwaeh _____ 3.76 tO-wMIneetUnmin* Pot sale C learw ater ...... 3.30 K I A T TERRIER puppies, line milk Tampa — ...... .... 2.05 S ’ *, , goat, 10 Fillets, typiwnter ,'nk, ' (hallow well drill outfit. All priced 81. P ctera b u rc —------ 2.70 RX Orlando ........ 40 raaaonaLly. B T. Tiller, Thiola. AUCH0N M O ND AY, 0EPT. I 10th, I t A, M. ABOUT 1M HEAD u r o n o i t --------- M U L B * AND BAPliLK m in A ti o r jKitoRr f a « r m il c h rovva }V B HTOCK EXCHANGE 3RWOOP AYR. A K D KANE -i'/ffimat Jiif tn Doator .aa* O i r t Fo*r I — NO B E T T E R )E- •U aloy-Roftr* Hardwar* ' r ,. a Lakeland ........... 1.60 L ak e W a le* .................. 1 .6 6 Chicago ............ iR J o N a w Y o r k . ........ — ...... 1 7 . 7 0 UNION b u s s t a t io n B e u lo o le H otel Pimm N A fto Here U how Draught ( N M . Aithla W. Brawn, of yia^ T h o r a U t a B Z bam M l RUB “ ^SSV^tSt^SK",1\ ' i n a**w a— « ■ P * « y ■•- * * ITE REDUCED PRICES P ro gress ------ For“B etter SEMINOLE D R Y C LE A N E R S Phone 661 220 M a gn ofU A w . 50 Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paints “ l l « » t F o r T h e B outh" They rmt considerably leas, because lluy last much longer. Incidentally they look better and Oralr atlractlva lustre la slow lo fade. STAN LEY-ROGERS H A R D W A R E CO. 201 Nknford Avtnit* T ire Strenuous tests over all kinds o f roads have proved this tire to be the toughest & best value on today’s tire market. fOB LIMITED TIM* OMIT n n i T H i conn rtoam n n •Stff IUM MIXTURE e *.T t *3 .6 0 4.01 75 YUM ■ 1 71 « » ! • « • an-**. ms.iv. U.7S Itx ^ s S7.se Safest Tire in the World 8 E M I N 0 L B C E L E R Y S P E C IA L v ID E A L T H R E E F IV E S C E L E R Y S P E C I A L Here art two very populor brands for use In your section. Thera It a brand of IDEAL FERTILIZER for each crop grown In yow community. Consult our local rai five or write us direct about soil treatment and feeding, of yew crap. o a J L . T 11ACriBy MANAGES ph o n e ; r rottD b^ ch ™ * fg p s J L * SANJ WILSON fr TC FLORIDA FERTILIZER COMPANY ipA® 1 1^ u 'U kL ' RnaS aa* lin y r * L a a lw We will be glad to assist you In any way passible to secure a na.lnnal housing loan. Free estimates on tne tost rtf antici­ pated repairs. French & 8lh Phona 711 ssa o M h te t In the Production o f the new C en tu ry '' . United Lumber Co. w rACKto in MOitruu MOOf tAOl TO in kumraouaiONAJ® TO AVOID W A IT! Us« K A L -C ilt to correct and improve toil condition* In your vegetable field* and citru i grove*, i! i* *afe, de­ pendable ond economical. A t this seaton, vegetable land* are being prepared for fall and winter crop*. Hard­ wood A ihet ora commonly uted for soil improvement. K A L -C IT E it a much superior product to uia for this purpeto. It is o hardwood ash base mixture built up with selectod forms of calcium and potash in which a r t Included added sources of the lest common elements that hove proved by recent experience to be to effective as tail amendments. It contains twice at much lime and cotosl) os doc; hardwood ashes and is applied on that basis. Use COPPER K A L -C IT E to correct ammoniation and dieback in citrus trees. CO PPER K A L -C IT E is K A L -C IT E to which Copper Sulphate has been odded. It is a * ex­ cellent tonic for both the soil ond the tree. Use a brand of ID EA L F E R T IL IZ E R S for outstanding end dependable results in growing your vegetable crops. “Fun f offers the public Egg pi ant, CuilaidM, t‘ a Ii h a *c © . IMatiU. 11.2* i llltrllWM.il III IplUf* . title*. U K. Ha i i u ' A lt a •itiiiU- 1 Spring*. 11— Mlsccllnncou# X) quote* from a letter written by fo * 'F e a n before I ' Rafael J. Moses who was for. |6<0 a year :r»atal {or.* y several year* secretary of lisa 1 I l i k J A St. Jasaph Railroad Company. “ Tbe town went down, the railroad failed and I bought for YOUR SOIL Tomato plants (to , aale, M. It. leiwe, Geneva AvrI noe. ______ ^ : FO R S A L K : 12— W anted SI. JOSEPH WAS 'FLORIDA’S FjjQRIDA^ FIRST FIRST BOOM TIM E CITY £ • * f| m Ugm »■4* --■= I men �— ------------- THE WEATHER PibitoM la Florida’s Heart 11m W«riTa Grtatnl VaieUble Spat aad Richsat Garden Land Partly '7 ! j cloudy tonight sad Sunday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Aaaodated Press S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . S E P T E M B E R 8, 1934 Pries Flea Cants NUMBER STS * KING GEORGE W O U N D E D IN STRIKE RIOT T H A T TOOK SIX LIVES DEBT FUNDING L i g h t n i n g S t r ik e s BILL TO PASS M o r r o C a s t l e O f f WIgMikmWHW s.«uuir<sw*41,u-i-A-a-i,* it.'if,.IWwJ. ■ At« ; N e w J ersey Gorman Says Walkout RuIerPicturedAsCompetitor O f U. S. In W i l l Continue In Face O f Story That Armament Markets Of LeadingNations Mills Will Re-Open W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 8. — ( A . P . ) — Francis J. G o r­ man, C hairm an o f the T e x ­ tile S trik e C om m ittee took cognizance today o f reports th a t m any m ills would re­ open next w eek wUh the statem en t th at, *T/e w e l­ come the teat on M onday.” Emerging from a second con­ ference with President Ron**veil's Board of Inquiry. Gorm u *ald the slrike would con­ tinue. ' lit eslpatned a previous deelaration that the Union would accept no arfarltratlon proposal* until all mill* art elated a- a dtairt ‘T o ha to our negotiation* In an atmoaphor* of ptact." Dtclaioaa wara to be /nade to­ day on a poaribls extension ol ho taatlla walkout to all mlscvlaneous dlvlaiona in the induatry not y tl affected hy general order. All the power of omantaed la­ bor in America waa thrown laat night on the aide of striking mill work era. President William (irttn o. Um American Federation of La­ bor ordered booja o( all national Sad lataraalional labor union, to ■ a t egtlt, blta bar# B U I w*»k ta rfUcuaa naaana of making the atrike 100 percent effective. At tht at me time, strike leadara called upon President Rouse velt to “ forbid use of war ma­ terials" In the walkout and to “ discourage use of the national guard for civic police duty.” In a telegram to the President, Franc la J, Gorman, chairman o! tbs taatlla .inks committee, charged militiamen in Bouth anu North Carolina W in being uted ■imply aa “ ankabreating oigenUationa." “ Mobilisation (.1 armed force* at this time la provocative and needless," Gorman • wired. “ This atrike inual be carried (Continued Qn Page Six) ( ^What The Hell?” Yells Huey When Sleep Is Disturbed NEW ORLEANS. Sept B. — (A P )—Than waa shooting around Senator Huey P. Long’, palatial home early yesterday and lota of ■tata troopers. Some said It waa children with firecrackers at 4 A. M . other* said H waa .five bullets which spattered i f f the front e f Use house. The New Orisons States aald a neighbor reported aeelng Senator Leug. now angagad la a bitter poIMtoal war with Mayor T. Beraraaa W ih —l i j , atkk bia head eut af ■ « I M » I aad yell: "What Um htll’i going on donn thee* I * That ha disappeared, according tv Um tteisiibor. The aaaator, himself, said he hadn't aleyt at home the laat two "H is . Leag,“ ha doclerad, “ says that M M children acroee the s k i d were Mooting ffrec rackera for a v a i l minute*. I think they were latakaetlng Walmaleyt early trig to China, lis a going aooi Another Code GoeoOn Rodu After Trim] W AIH INQ TO N, S*pL 4 ^ 0 H « A Hflatola, virtually conceding claim* * f tk* betel businwex that ala# mantbe* M y a tla a under the blue engta had damoaitrated "the hnpaaalkW y a f fgU cede cnmpll * • * • (aeed yesterday with (ha f w t t o W what to da abaat It Hotel ariMab aeaght modin •alioa af the eada, tort thalr vug •tottaM wm raatotod k$ the, I)nde Ijopislator Sees R e v ised Measure As Meeting O k e y O f Its Opponents CITY N E W S BRIEFS WASHINGTON. Sept. B .-(A P t S T l ’ E T E R S I M ’ RG. Sept. H IriH-al weather yratrrday: Hifn —King George V. of England, and T h r tMivrinor’" ilrht rrfumlinir hilt the United States War Depart­ that iiavr thr 1SKF1 I r*rialnturr its PI .low 74 rainfall .27 of an inch. ment weie portrayed before the mi*«t m l nr fiat Imt tlr« will Im» hark, Senate munition, committee yes­ tto’ fnrr thr nrxt araaion in n fnrnv Thr tidea at thr beaches tonight that may 1m* arrr|Mnt*lr 1 all up and t morrow: High tide tonight terday aa competing aalesmen in piiai:nif |f n»ii|tot, RrprrarntiO Ivr 8 at N;OK o'clo ck ; High tides .Sunday the armament, mart* of the world. P RuhinraUy of Hntlr rmmty, prr ui H 40 A. M., and 11:0.7 IV M.; lowr There were ga.p. of amairment ilirtnl hrrr, from a little group of spectator* tides at 2:20 A M and 2::tfi |\ M. when the committee waa told that I fiat t'Mil o f (fiviniE thr stall’ ronEngland's ruler, in lUilZ, personally City t'uiniTiisaiiirirr V. A Speer trot ovrr riti*'a nn*l rminfira *h*1 Intervened In an attempt to atop left he 1 e late yesterday hy hu* for th fnult on thrtr «lrht, ItohinrHii !«• the eale of gun. to Poland by a lit v i « , I hr mraaii ri* will r r r a ir a Hendersonville' N. IV, where # he w h * to meet his fathe r this morn New York firm. fart fmdmir roniiinsaion to d rlr t mg, and continue on to N e w York i »m nr linn murti n u l l taxinu unit The War Department it w n ran affoMl to pay ami wtial •! fur the annual Spfsrr and Hons buy­ testified previously, had actively fount thr Imndhuhln * rhouM I f ing trip The S|*eers will return in aided the Dngg. Ordinance Engi­ about three wi-rks to itlmif tu aerrpt neering Company of New York in Shown above art* |wu of the nu n woumie«l i u th* IrxtiK* M m Im* hniilt Hi - rfeiuiiiolu mill. Ttila Imiiim I rhanirr will rn^’ L thr It* effort. In sell the Polish gov Hutii-n Patti, 8, Car., which took the livi-w o f mixa I i ilkit* They » n c l ml M< H.thaha d r f t ! mol Ned Smith, local furniture d ea l­ iitijrvtiiiliH of thr Klornln t r a y m of ernmenl weapons that deal death Hikbrit Davrkuni Tht* f i ^ l Iwgan when a "flytni: of -tnkrrp -miirhi « l**-i I ho iilnnl all Municipal*! lr* Iiml i»thrr» wlw* er, spent nearly all uf yesterday Teatimony portraying the Eng­ of ih f ilcad being at like re. The nix dual lu« death* at Huritn Puth i h m p i ( tt»r » t n k - loll in In (As* fought ihr first ili*ht fumlnnc tnll, morning trying tu find out wheth­ lish king . . an armament salesman | pociatcd F r e t s Ifiio to l *nol Riilurirau, who waa m St er a small, vinous appearing snake almost uverahadowrd othri star­ l*ak« P«‘ trrahuiif to a.!.lira-* oriramxrd which he caught at Silver tling develnpmenta unraveled due work i1r a on l-ithor flay In tliarusa Thursday with the a**i *U tir e of ing the day'a rapid-fire heating, IHIf hi* tot I *ill tn-lirf 11n tiill »hould I friends, wan a coral snake or the laat until Monday. Among Estimated Number He finally timk County to- adoptrd, Rohiiirau *nol it would what. them were: Ih- tu thr a d v «n t«* fr of ritirs to Ag ent „(V It liswsiin'* won! that it On Strike, 368,82H Photographs showing Turkish was a rural snake The rvptil* is hark it. officiate aboard the U. S. S. Ha ID Tkr %swearIpIrtl “ You ran*! take a man * lift* j»i«t now in the boo ctdlet llun. leigh In 1821) to inspect armament ’ll.r iHlIunlua liklr !■•( tolakl hrcatj*r hr t» m d rht.“ thr ir p r r made by the Dugga Company, an IndiedMiUrtl |Mr r %«*-■« •>( I Sr *l M W Checks totaling 9h.lUk.0l war* arntativr aaid. •‘ Yin* van l inurt|<airr klai»• i sahlbtttqn IsraiKr by Chairman tba handa of 1417 ht*« bcwly anil soul to pay an nhli^a. placed into Nye, Republican, North Dakota, ot Ufa « !«»• lion You can’t throw him into jail white and colored men and women X4MJO the committee a* "use of the WrlterSays Authority Hat** 32-4NNI M.44M* | Drive Also Launched fur hrinir broke HrH II mm pals Ira IA »M I ^ ou * a n’t drny s round the C4iunty tmlny hy I E R A United States Navy as a sale* U'W xa to court workers, it waa announced at the To Cut “( 'hinders” him thr piivtlrifi* of Forced Firm Out Of t>rnMto| man'a sample rase.” i (« TT.x«» i H a a u fb s o ll i drrljtrihtf hlmpidf *i liHiikfupt anti City Hall. The sum •« over ll.C’tm It lends- lalaHil | Evidence that Lieut. Comdr. Business II n f airly 4***•ner I lr Ml I From Kdicf Rolls •'tar I m*f life a n r’o XXtoiH* III *«MI , gie nte r than that paid out last Jamc. 11. Strong- alnce resigned, I Hr** \ work, and MCI new relief clients 1 -1 ,1 4 .H I “ A city Is rntiiliMl t** thr *amr while on active duty with the Navy Nr** WASHINGTON, Sept H—(AIM \\ A S H I N t i T U N . s. |.l 8 (#1h ■Va*e| It anta (•( lYllt’ifi* It "hoolit l«' |ii‘i nilllril to w e i r added to the ml!* dur ng :!*e had hel|H-d Colombia prepare plan, 1 J to O IlfUviRlr The fi'iti’ Mt! it•11iiinb,-1mlu»n In-t week. -David [jiwrenee. new-papei will aiviitr w.hat it ha* aniotiif thr crinl for defending its port, again/ 1*.04*41 Mn M l»*a«4 ill* mH|i|M‘d plnn* for th*- vkinti-r d o r » and start again " er, aevuseil the Trnne—***■ Valley %lialdla J(i. JlW > -«r possible Pciuvlan attack* 111 aim f»'F«liii|f of »*'*»]> Ifi.OINl.lHMl rii i-ily . O f fic ia l* of ttu- Sanford Oviadn >*tflb I aridlm Evidence that the American A, Authority and the Public Wiiik- **l 1to hMira it hit at thr IniHti irfund 144,4*4Ml Mf la I H Ir *a11M* whtlr Truck Cimwer*. Inc , »■ well as mamrnt (<,i |k,ration of New Y.-'k AdiiiiiilsUaIn.il of ■'forcing ■ pi, nig ti ir i r n nr it I a riitr i«*d into hv I.r«fg la many farmer* this morning had rra** As (MO IM M I %la hdh>s maintained a brokerage account foi vale company out of business u i miot ri t ir * of f loridn. including hi* 1 raanirt 4 occasion to comment on the ap Iirf i Strong while he waa aeling »* n tually at the |>uiiil of a gun" in Ho­ h i•■I*• i r pi hoiiu- tow n of Miami, I Irai wai«-r, I.TM (tearattrr of a crate o f Nrw York Knlrtal It A.IMIM naval advisor to the Coiotnlowii ar,juiring of piopctlcs of the ii-ii 1 rtm to t i r i r in -got tal m n * a n - atauit co n celern sent to thr firm by its sales : Hit i ni-ssee Public St-, vice Company in 4lk lak**aasa llt»|ikiu- valil lir govemmrnt In 1833. « Illaft-kl and St ISMor-bor*. tohrrr ium iH iliia manager, j * C Hutchison, now on taku t ohal t kt i • An assertion hy Senalm Untie,|and n.ai Knoacille, Teim h program tom. adopted almo^l a Orramt «»V s c e lo i) “ d ea l" in anil around New I.IMHI Democrat, Washington, list Imwrence replied to a slatemenl lilt la ami y tu mi rum - * • Vrai a go srk, \V Y The cslery packed in w i.suetl Monday night hy the Icn (Continued on Fags Sial Iit'f” lull tir tnM«i Tin* Dade represrulat ivr, ia h.< U-d New Ytnk « ratr which Is two inches lii-.av* Valley Authority in taking iMliruihl w-'til a tiittri fight foi the gobn mu ’•* wide! than the Florida crate, had issue with an article in The Eluted |ir ivati hiiRMit rofunding plan in the IlLtit im-i» hIoii 4 Trammell Secretary iStall* New* In whirh he contended the appearance nf having been .SiiuullaiM -m i confmin'd constantly rri luring re giuw 11 in Florida muck land It Sees Busy Winter' the lennesaee Valley Authority |Mirts that a compromise debt IMt.tnU.lUM in was tall and straight and very had dealt unfairly in aii|uiiiug the ft nil Hu urd On P a g o hi vet Si*rtrimhr i" r firm, wrtd the crate held 2d stalk* Jo* Eerria, formerly editor of pro|t*itira. I'urrto Rico ami Hu Mr Hutchison aspects to return "The principal diffeiene* Inth* Apopka Thief and noW aecrr larula heir atunit Nov 15 P was slated, Hiller Says (lod Is (Continued On Pag* Euurl tary to Senator Park Trammell. '■R* Iirf (’outa, hrraiiBr t*f in to ill Moby Ijsiug, Sanford man Directing N a z i s a* w *i a visitor in Sanford yesterday, to h,, 1* a**tating Mr. Hutchison. In M fiv it f * to Rich i r v uchnluln! rira^r*! jirirra. ha\r juiii |>*mI rn-arly and In company with R. L. Glenn, Roosevelt Against yrar,*' (Continued On l*aga Four) Ii* R im 1 * ui W I ni «V U h k l*u»i »r» m ifil |»rfrriil itiiMliir thr N U I t N H K H h . (irrinany . ,8rpt. H visited many eld friend* In the ItupktiiB •aitl “ T h r fr-lrrat yovritiii iif h I at I hr JrtoUh I 'onitmiu-t) Price Fixing In N R A (d*) — The rorporalri and aer city. furnU rare Madge Tells Carol To I V n l r r »m Magnolia A v u m r . thr n^rnt mual nuarit it a grants o f fiat»ona| aoctallam4* Mr. FarrU aaya that th* pros­ r<>nfrfjratum of thr R* h'linril fully In* thr f iilnrr " N. Y„ SepL M .— H Y D E P A R K , Co Back To His W ife pect! for the coming season are H r xanl t h rir w r rr H.M.'tlt.OOO army laat night heard A d o lf Hit feels Jrtoifth ihurrh will o f f i c i a l s la-inii ler tell them "H o d aatff Ua our brighter than they aver have been. (A‘l President Roosevelt fM iiiilim on r r l i r f M ills d u rin ir J u ly . questionahl* aa thr n h it m a ii rr of Ronh Ma*hrM«, VIENNA. Sept. 8 (4-1 -RuHaving juat returned from Wwh pi Ice fixing la Thrar tlrrw $ I rt2.,tHMI,miO In ptihlle mcaaiun to perform.” afoul of the anti-trust I hr N r to Vra r f m liv al " W e ate lint inriiuritenla in the mnrim's famed "r ed headed worn* ington he stales hla thorough con tunning JulniB 1Mfiiffrhtrr toil) f.m-l i I furnla ffi»in all Hum ra, two ihknfa vlctlon that Florida will enjoy an laws, It waa brought out yesterday tht M*rvi<r«, aa*i*tril hy A, ro n iln ir fro m Ho fi-ilt-ral ir«»vrrh* handa uf providence," He r Kuehiei an " last night w m reported ready unprecedented tourtat eeaeon neat .1 hla regular pm-* conference, a r m e d to retire from thr spotlight kvtifi uf i)i la ruin, mrnt. iVcim all a m m r*, thr rati. aaiil aolemnl) while thr lie said hr regards the principles Diplomatic quarters here heard ranks of jmi.tHKt N a i i "| mi" mrn winter, and he anticipates ah ex Mine. M agd a l.upescu, titian political organisation leader* reliant demand for Elbrlda fruit* >'f collective bargaining for labor the Community C enter la-g.iuuiit' during June w hatred beauty for whom Princ* and vegetable! In northern mar and abulitiun of child tabor de­ at tMKJ o ’clock Monday m u . nr. "aid. llitr nrd. finite parts uf the iK-rmanent NRA while all Rlcirea owned ’ n H im i H v foreswore his throne, kike. A ayttmg «un Ih rrw itr l»*t Carol once The ailinlnlatratur hs» i rtrd he “ The Southesat particularly," which he la atudying for submis­ hy mmilH’/a o f thr Cong>i n * 11 »n kail given "n o conshh lato .n" yet ligh t over thr great Z*p|M*lm field was urging (' a m i to seek reconcil­ w til Ik cloned, all ilay MotHnv Mr. FarrU declared, “ hai been the sion to the next Cungrrm. to pniRprcts fur reviving th»- Civil cand white *rarchhghta flartnl tip iation with Princess Helen, hie alowly rialng iniaU Former w t f ^ beneficiary of th* recovery proRoosevelt disclosed hr W S J giv­ Thr great rai holiday In Dir .low Works A dtini ri i:nt rat km to allo M at i1I to pierce the King Carol* friend, thr reports gram evrry where 'on* goes ing daily thought tu the future of i»h religion !■ thr tlay while the leader waa epraking , \u*n* winter unernpluvment" D r model* to all H e r m a n ). " hr *aid, recommended the reconcilia­ through these southern slates the NRA and e«peeled it to evolve men! and Bervlrra in eon moui *•« A t thr same ||u(»k Mt* n> way to silence the part y'* "l ittl e tion as the festal there M *n air of activity and re­ by a step by step stage of taperl- Don of I hla e vtn t w ill beg n r ’ K 11 » -rriad that tu* f r it ra niir fii » rutl ad muni abed o ’clikck Tuovulay night, ami M* « n grow ing criticism o f Carol. mratation. vived confidence," Darting with thr government tu men." U.S. PLANS AID FOR 16,000,000 DURING WINTER LAWRENCE HURLS NEW CHARGE AT TVA M E T H O D S LOCAL JEWS TO OBSERVE ROSI I HASIIANA FETE P Cill ti'chnk Wednesday roo«'-iii^ Fort Myers GrowerShips First Citrus To NorthernMarkets,Netting$2.50Box FORT MYERS. SepL 8. Con aumera up North will get thrir first taste of U l county', nrw crop o f gnldon grapefruit today aad aeveral citrus gra ven arc counting the approximate 12.to M t par box which they rrreived f. o b. Fort Myer*. The fruit, first ahipjMd out of Florida, rolled on Labor Day. two car* from th* lev County Packing Company and one car from tho Georg* Kingston lanL Mr. Klagotaa who ehlpped hla fruit to th* chain atore trad* m Ttlcago aald that It would bring Otwoen MJM aad fS per box In This fruit was from Mr Kinrston's groves In th* Orange River and Tlmiami Trull sections. The Lae county plant did not say where 1U fruit, Yacht, National and lllacfc Beauty brands, was skipped. Growers were expecting |1JK> per box net for thv first two carlonda. Heavy rains uiu week may re Urd th* ripening or fruit and mi down the amount which would c< shipped during tho fimt we*l. without the rail*. Rains add to tlu­ lu Ico content of citrus b it alow up the ripening proceaa. Maurice K Carlton, of Wauchula., la green it inspector for th* two Fort _ o n packing houaaa, K ran beef for r r l i r f purpoiM- from Mr Dingfeldlar as prru >iit i t ta ttle purchw-ed In the drouth thr lotal i on grrgatlon. rstend* h ■reaa were rntit lrd to a legitamah* rurdiaJ wrtconafi to all out of lov i pr i*f it. Jrw * whose praaancr la so ight f»»r The gohrrnmrnte he aald, will all ol thr BcnrlcrR, (Continued <)■ Pag* 4) Italians Told To Be Miami Constable To Ready For Anything Be Tried For Murder TARANTO, Italy. Sept K (Ah MIAMI. Srpt. 8.—UP) Riley After telling the llalln, |>eople Herndon, 2U. former deputy con to "be ready for any eventuality" ftIt bile,, was indicted yeitcrda ? fur Premier Muasollnl let it l><- known first degree murder fen the alaymg ls»t night that he will h,itr> bask here May 10 of John Charlr*-, 26, tn Rome for g tonfsrrimr nf gen member of a prominent Miami rial* and dlrialonary mnimander* family. The grand Jury chargr Hem,Inn uf the entira Italian army wounded hi* “ Our people must br ready for killed Charles and any event," I f Due* told 60,000 I,rid# of a week, th* former Ells Into Du- publir May Scott, by raking their bed Italians packed »,|.*r* ner*. “ I f » * .hnuld be with gunfire from an automatic obliged to laka th* field. I wilt be nhotgun. Mrs. Charles, although si your bead." • , seriously wounded, recovered Crew Claims That All Of 318 Passenger*-’ Would Have Lived By Obeying Orders K I’ R IN G L A K E , S «p t. > — ( A . P . ) — H ou rs a ft e r f ir * hrokr out on tho luxurious ci>nst-wl*p lltw r, M o r fo Castle t-arly Today, 251 of tho voasol‘8 fiR8 p aaaen gtr* and crow wort; unaocounthd for. T h e 200 o r m ore p M r tn (tors whn mot th e ir death ahoarti th* flamtna ship • *t*M miles at aea died becaoaa-af their refusal to enter Ufa boat*, mrmher* of the crew of tha vaa ael aald today. Twenty-five nf th* ^ nf th# rrew, interviewed lepar* * aletyi (old -praietrSlly fhe same rtory. It waa a tale of horror, of men and women freniietl by raging fiamra and a thick pall of imoha restating all attempts of aaUora to get them Into life boats' al*d to safely. Eatiinilra of. the losa e f Ilf* ran aa high aa 300. Score, of paiunyen spending their last night aboard bafat* the end of a w*.,V’« holiday warn trapped below deck’ aa ~ ’tho 1 flames, breaking aaAl i t I M UK hrary tn th* fi,r*j«gt of th* Ih„ i range,I aft to leave tha ■u|wratrurture only * hulk. One hundred and il|hly4tts were repertmt rerraad. either by other liner*, or put ashore U> life boat*. Lightning alrurk an oil tank on th* vessel at 3:00 A. M. aad almimt immediately flames aavi-Riped much of the' liner re­ turning tn New York from aa right Hay rruta* to Havana. ('■plain Robert Wllmot, Blas­ ter of th* vrzaet, had died a t “ •ri only a (aw hours before th* tragedy, of a heart attack, had Ei i » t Officer W. F. Warms was In command st the time. ttodiea started tu wash ashore (Continued On Cage Six) Civic Pride Caufteft Striking Painters To Reverse Selves Civic pride has Inspired tha I f FERA painters and laborers wha quit their Job* on the City llall last Wednmday to agree upon ft re­ turn to their Jobs next Monday, Ik was announced this morning. An KEKA official sUUd that “ Satisfactory financial arrMgamrnla have been mad* with (ft* men and w far ax we knew *1) 1ft . of them will return to work Mopday. They will finish tho Jaft * f painting the eilerlor of tha tollldIng. It will probably requlrft M hour* time." i It waa slated that th* m l had decided that as citistns (hey »wed a certain debt to their n is n U lt f. end, rather than laova th* agtoHor of th* building half painted, thoy agreed to return to work. Th* men letruck" on W*dat§4ar noon complaining that wkllf th* wag* of 80 rents an hour fog f 40 hour week wa* satisfactory, Ih iy wars not able to car* for 4h*l» >44.U.< per .ear In tha grocery bills families on the M and H a waok of the two cilice. Miami is in re­ apportioned them under th* na­ gion Ifl rrow system of peymegt. Orlando was quoting potatoes at l.S cents per pound while eggs were selling at >7 1-2 cents per duien. Ilutter was bringing St 14 »! t t _____ cents to the retailer. a................. I I IT !! Hread a loaf stood at 10 cents •t !• »* ___ SI t* . while milk wae IB cents a quart. !! •4 >• i i . Round steak could be purchased at •I II . A »«, fo r A u g u s t • S 18 cent- s pound. Fresh tomatoes ii Av« fa r J u ly — I I 14 were -riling at 10 cents a pound. S ilo * » •* !M In s check-up monthly af >00 1 *! ____ _ u 1 . •t grocery -lures throughout the 11 .... _j. _ _ ____ • 4 a 14 region-, th* relief agency lk<t*d 4 II « ... _____ t t 1 14 comparative prices of 4S table 4 . _____ . ........ . . « • 1* ( t e ills s r i O* Page I ) II fi t State’s “AverageFa mily”Grocery Needs For Year Varies F r o m $238 To $283 JACKSONVILLE, Sept - (A”) Elurida'a "average fam ily '' an nual grocer y bill range- from 123831 to >28*34—a difference of high n e t of living In the stale's emergency relief sector-, the »tate E E K A has learned. At Miami, where the daily groc­ ery list adds up to the annual -um of >28.134 for tha averagr family's table consumption, H. f . I. I- >10 28 x year higher than fur the -tale average which, the relief agency'* survey shows, la >26084. • An averaga family at Gaines­ ville, in region three, rnuld pur chase the came edible- fur >23831, the survey showed —a variation of LOCAL WEATHER - X ? . A ....------- _________L �Btoeey. 6te»#i "teriewn m ■ M t t U L W ilV L U B R W W *'& S :rr ii U t l W W T f * in - !* : n x * n )A , J! A lth o u gh ,48 T '8 BBNtDtcnON: leave with jrm», my peace ato y *«. Let hot year heart .Ud, nettWc W t * hoklrald. K p t o tkto* Use Germans have r>t h* bo thankful fee anyway, they didn't have Hitler and the Kaiser nt Um aarea Bpra - • H it ;! ■ ■ o do an«m pk>jrm «iit p robloip, n c h In this country fo r »* v * m l 'y e a r * . M plan n in g'to lu n g a t e a againa! 1*1-J o b a lt f th at country. The prii no I icy la not ParticT H n rfv'tn -make nt, thot this country Is resdy to emb«rk upon any quits so radkjU rs that which Italy seems about , Lsn« Ws must remember that Ute Secretary of I^hor 1M9T9V U r RroPUtn. Msdsme Perkins, we feel sure, would bo the last person In 'the world to advocate a law denvinr Hcraeif, aa well as other women, the right to work. And many other women hold Important occupations In tha New Deal Administration. Mlaa "Robbie" Robin­ son. General NRA Johnson's capable assistant, la a woman, snd is said to know more about codaa and codifying than thf General himself. Ndlie Tayloe Roaa, one time gover­ nor 6t Wyoming, la Director of the Mint, snd tyith Bryan Qwap Is Mlnlstpr to Denmark, the first woman over to hold no important a diplomatic post. . ' Tbs President's wlfs herself, Mrs. Franklin D. Rooievelt, iwhile not exntrily s‘ working woman, is n very ener- -■ \ \ Jl look* an tf tit* American ship ,'tenders couldn't sail nngthlng In lanth America prithoui bribing tha officials. No wonder they have so 'fsypy revolutions down there. ■ W * suppose tf Mpaaollnl does rivn nil the Job* in Italy to men, It > (U no longer be possible for the woman t o pay, and pay, and ’ '‘Judging from Mr. lioovur'a ar­ ; Utle |Rth* Saturday Evening Post, , w#'d expert to find tha BUtus of '>JUberty in rhains whll* th* band pkyx th* Volga Boatman. Ho huml What'* the world comng to J It's pretty difficult tboao lay* for s young fellow to find n dfl who can -eupport him in th* ^1* to *|iie)i ha An* b*«n ffcusH p i* * - ts’ j . • « j * <t »| vjwt • >'■■» 0< ' m+ \ ‘ ' « m * Notional Racial 1st revaln. CHARLIE CHAPLIN REMAINS RICHEST s ; s j H mmring H n . E. M. Howard, v t o rataraad racaatly from a aa-Society o f tha P in t Praabytarian catioa sprat In Atlanta a U other Ghorch will hare a .upper at Use potato la Georgia, a number i t her aknrth at 6:00 P. M. An membars frtendi entertained with a “ welhr* requested to bring m W * 1 evening at M ra How­ f MONDAY _ to ru ra l lAichta. Tha Tha St. Agaaa Ooild o f Holy Cross Epiacopol Chnrch will asoet at 1:10 P. M. at tho homo o f Mr*. games sad contests while nutate was furnished by M ra Curtia Cole­ JokaL. OaUoway to Lake Mary. Tho R. A . o f tha flra t Baptist man aad George Jones. Church will n u t h i t J * P. M. at Refreshments were served at a tha church aawor. lets hour by M ra E. B. Stowe, Circle Narahea Ona o f the L*- M ra R. J. Hickson, Mra George dto* Auxiliary o f tha P in t Pro*- goats, Mrs Myers, and Mra Bylvan fagtorte. E to n *. M ra Cbari-e Daria. Thao# p resexit w n vr N n s L n w u r ih. a b a t e wfll nmottt aad Mrfc' E M. Howard, Mr. and 8:80 ahlaab a l »ta homa at Mra. M ra George Joaas, Mr. and Mra Ii«f last winter snd w one-third more than maximum, ranched to U wiH rupraaaat a employment and daai about th r sanu (la populaUea) aa p a t Brito la, with her Id 8100,000. tot ST tha Palntotto hunk, to U k a City, 8. C , toped thaU Carter, tg ,l(M ft) and her brother, Jimmy, It, lera tb a bed snd then forced Mr. and” Mra Carter to & to tbw hank teheed* the rebbera lock ayproxlmauly Carter (dekterj and Mr. Carter and a bank cashier a»4 l i a u r r f — y the robbers In their get-away, all M a c flB L jB er ^ March day. o f IM S ’ whan ha l*(t Washington HnmeXaUTy'anri low­ ing Franklin D. Roosevelt toke kls bath of offlew; an almost tompleto change la tha A mSrisas -eHtoaioa. V stl powers bars boss traas^. ferred to the President by Con­ gress. A huge bureaucracy of gov­ ernment has grown pp. dwarfing anythin* ovetT dreamed of by bio adtoudattaUohi ,v Bit ADEN TOWN IlK ltA U ) (Bradenton Herald, AdE. IT) The stale's eltru* e re p '- WIJI now*r ib* markatod to tha fulloet advantage of tha growers, without g re a t em ergenv/. u ia * help of ressofts tie advertis­ Jnat4 outcome of tho then great exper >nt In JelTcrnon- th* Thlx ought to be obvious to p continent. In ing. lafi Drmocrac/ being trl*d on the Amei th* Ipduttrj by now. Consumer 1*57 ho wroto Henry a IUnrlnll, a New Yorker, nn follown: demand, however, will not b* de "It la qulto plain that your governrttoht will never be volopod to th* fullest possible sx-, discontented majority. tsnl with tha us* of even thk (nu­ able to rcatrnln a distreaaed and1 (ll» For w(th yqu tha majority la the _govs:itriment and had tho dism unless th* advertising to em­ absolutely rich, who aro always a minority, C -il,— . at -- ita - mercy. ... , ployed extensively enough to ntahs ________ _______ _ of New York, a .m — ultii- It* effect felt, h condition tbpt to The day will come,__________ when In the State dependent 'In g great measure on tude nt i opiia, none of whom have had more than half a Its pldiinlng and placement Ad to have more than half a dinner, will vtrtlslng dull Ant can be ’ waited' breakfafli. or expect . choose n leglxlatur*. la Ia la pouibla posaiblo to to doubt what sort of squally aa easily aa any other leglalature will be chosen? .' kind. That* are two thought* tha Industry should definitely under' preaching patience, “ On one fid e i« a sU tem an preaehing I - rcapoct - . stand. Adoption of the threo ceqU fo r vented r lg fiU , s trict observance Kmof o f publ........ public fw th . On ~ *M>e‘ other Ih * dangerous rsnttntf about th# tyranny of cnplUIIntn and ustirers, and linking why anybody should bo per­ mitted to drink champagne and to rldo In n c*rrUg# whDo thousand* of honost folk* »ro In want of necc*sxnen. Which one propositions wlU bo sub r<f, all self centci f haen - lumored dividual hoped to get control el tM 'fu n d ‘;jra w o r i i 'tra d e 'It to an agenr, for a Jab. Pt- slbly this isn't tiu*. Rat th* tK***hl serve* to IllOsti ate the poiirt. ' * T)i*re art pnaelbly tome half dosen or so agencies that are qual­ ified to disburse the fund remit fdpy. asadring the Indbytry w * maximum results for Its Invest moat."Tha identity of Ikes* cm b« qplta easily eitabllshoJ and'If th* proper salretlon to mad* we bsliyvs th* itala press wrill glrs freely of Its news and oditorla) columns In support of tho Vvntore, wtlb'the otogto"0*J8et o f mailin f th* u|riartaklng ■uccotafuL To an client sush support would be •elfish bet not directly so sine# th* advertising c«tpy will b* pladed In publleitlons ortali* the stnt*. But the plan will reflect favoj ut-tetoinx- I M s nanaon of adversity a* J n«va cicncriDc prevent prosperity from rntnrnlng; people would, In 8i yenr of nenrclty, d :orn, «Rd thu* moke the next year n they ain't.' • That state# a 'd **k philosophy. No dun hr’oat of men t-an hnori w h m ra ll torn' roefca n Nd wise dr dractienl mari tried to knew. Only Um ombttteu* drite' trur trio* to know. . Altelgxfa* £&ti£lgtfik3Kl to p re g ro a a ln g rn p liD y . JR&iv. bridge-- & -T b * long winter wonld be dreary indeed If w* could not In our imagination grow-the cvqpe of; •here Umy ain’t. IU# coming >QRPon homo Uf Mm or«n Phopte* • best- rrup# #V#g produced tore been |M T teiW h l N t J grown around Um reel atove to |got cmi} Ma n U f Empire (f. P*uo4s hat charge of ptUHtei If tein# and that your Hun* and VRadhla wlir ItRYO l lerad within your country by your own Inntltu Of couroa, un to Uifpraaent tlm «1Maamlaf'* » have provea unfounded. Emerganclfc*'B»vf # i In dia'pnjt and tha Ajnafdcxn pcopla te v tT te •d Mm. W. U. Lory , >poat Tburaday nf(nr* C. F. Uarrtooo, Mra ra.ond Buo B + r lfc p R p te ^ .1 P'kmortendR* frill nppenr which 'wdl lend lACAuley'f pnslictloDi. * But for tfi# time being, we prefer to belle nulay wan wrong, that Amrrlcnn* wilt ndh-re atikiUoaxJ tUTanlhfel. kud that M • whol* 1 A re lire, rjlffeiil M rU* ./, H fs W **"' t a • «felldr»o N and re, ••Reims and Louise, of iMtjr »• ■ • * - r — r ft la dear that ho thinks t b » . power of 'the office bo owco MM M m been expanded to tha point i n derlakes to toil us what Wa can or i f ] can not do. That to *0 beta use if where tho Prukidoat to virtually . , ■> • 1 .■ Tr* ire acquiesce In the direction of a dictator. .. o th e rs aa to boW We will apply Our The |»Mttra ify^nTl n!tod didn't j i g labor or plant 'our farms, ,we will fall to-note a striking coincidence if havo surrendered that w ry freo- in connection with Mr. Hoover'o e r dom which to tha prised d is tin c tio n attack on tho "N *w Deal." On the am 'of tho publleatloa o f HU of the' farmer** Ilf* .' fn a word, within limit*, w* will ' have bo* his article,'out in Pocatello, Idaho; coma employee* working Under the Senator William E. Borah 'to a **r‘ direction and control of another Labor Day address warned workora If they surrendered their lib* mpt end to w« will in*1st, If wo permit triles under the constitution aad i D. It at all, on an uaaurod wag* and tho American system of governI that ho who direct* ahall Ink* tha men l on tho theory they wUi gain economic security, they Will ,ioU* Hat, riak. lion '"However determined our purNo ona has (ha temerity to sug­ tate jx>»e to bo free, wo may Bo eomj|r. petted to surrender It betouae of gest that tbd fSnner prealdout and the republican progressiva' eshetor wlH the regimentation o f other*. I f the ham'any political affiliations. Yet llar. I marker for feed at one end of the apparently they sou oya to ore to |cow I* to be artificially rained by their objections to tho -blow government Intel ferenre and eon­ Dml.” . , , ! Irnl, and If tho market fo f milk at ,n*^j tha other end of tha cow to to be ?*r ' |so manipulated either by public speculative rackets of nlf ‘ kkats. l“ r*i authority or private power that both political smd economic, to«b#4i the con*awe re’ ceat ho* hut -IIMla negmitvw holy which guiainiaiM can render - the (armor. In fil l 1 thm on predaction, aid and to *8*to 1 extontifoutrol to marbutiag, M to »- i honoea and credits mod* monUaMS SO a* to e v e n out the flow Iren* producer to cououmo’ ' SOD'all hn affirmatively yfovtdod. ^ ‘ ‘"V m tn o H lurpluso* should to carried. These ore th* marker* of a 's a fe and'helpful channel tor , agriculture down which IU ship* m y rid*' with aolf-reopeet. But . “ Now you will eay and properly navigators and farmers must still so,— what ar* W* to dn aboUt It? be captains. The sen* and tte On* adtrlnletreilon tNed ntarkel 'dfma- fat«fcl«UII b m fW r it » * » » ing control and It fallrif.' Another now tries production control and you a y it w lll'k it W oHL'W M fT* th* am w rrT ' ’ * ’ Y’ * ’ ’ ' ' "A x old skipper down <n Main*, reputed to b* th* brat oa th*' CITRUS A N D AD YER TISIN Q W f TUoavtil# Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ColUaa, Mr. and Mra My* re, Mr. and M ra Curtia Coteaaan, Mr. and-Mra Sylvan Daria, Mr. and Mra Abron, Mra, Ramp, Mra Neal Coleman, M ra Prunela Coleman, M ra Jack Hickson, tho Misses Lillian Evans, o f 8 t Augustin#, Melva Lundquiat, Evelyn Stowe, Margaret MyCrs, Annette Abron, Ouida Davis, Helen Hickson, and Paul and Dob Hlrkson. Cecil Jones, Joe Davit, and Don Evans, of 8t Augustine. •txoi tho government all they are paid at R flxa worker to entitled mere fact’ of lnv*j smployment, , lUgsfH means. They are payah only orer a definite p. ing, with different cast months to s year, ff man eihatitto hit bencflta wUhadf finding work, V#,P#8*o* from (he “ Insurance" ariiem* to pehiw aa■Istonre. About 40 percent ( f (ho*k receiving benefit payment! ore tfe this ciaaa. Hera the rests! qf tha beneflto are met entirely By the taxpayer; but they are js k l only to those without oO>or ntoaito, end (ho scale of benefit payment* mar' be adjusted to tho actual need. Young peepto arriving at working age but unable to find employment are cared for In this way. Blare these two clataeo of benefit ore paid only for invqluntory unem­ ployment, atrikera or persona re­ fusing Jobs offered to them are eligible for neither. Ultra rem 1 1n* the third line of defense, which I* poor relief, sup­ ported principally hy local taxa­ tion and available to meet all tho WSt.ipOO year* I* fixed." Evident* y Miller Ja n thorough-going op. Stojtt all right, but *nyon# who itfel foretell tho naat thousand te r e bi .tbito day and Um* to more There’s No Mystery About Car Which Greta Garbo Uses I s W e lc o m e d H o m e » •On* hardly know* whisk is t e n s , th# big munition factories And submarine building eonrenm, , which "dreaaad th* pulas*" o f po^ BtVal HuksUere- or U>* political • reckstoors who accaptad Urn graft, 3 f * ~ Q »* » „ M r*. E . M . H o w a rd • v .T b a r a J a la this- cou n try--* coTTrtcriotf ’ a W o n g' soms th g t w oin etr should be prohibited fro m w ork in g Ip comm m l s l o r Industrial occupations. N o n e o r u * holds this Hlews~ol"00u»Ksv ‘bo*aM08 ,wifrAtlk«rtrotfirpupW »it t e f*MW<tt‘*iit;‘ creasing, but r a t h e because w e fe e l th a t (h e wom en o f Tha revltod th e country should be sacrificed so that certain men w ho which has Just | a re u n fb le to com pete w ith them in the s tru g g le fo r Jobs presents three i m ay fin d rem u n erative occupations. ' . H ow ever, th ere seem s t o bs Scant danger, at least fo r ’■ New Dealers say that what Roov «r want* to tho liberty t « run through traffic lights. Wall, it has been our observation that moat Americana enjoy that privilege ai- s t a g e h b p in f il m s u k *tlo iv . fo m e n t. lBdepeodcnca and Rcnaoquent p h y r ic a l'a M tnorpl'.habits a n t a K ila t lc to fa m ily Ilfs,™ t|. n >.• T i z m * * U d o t e the A ll Pow erfu l P rc m ia r about the fa c t I n a l to m e w om en m igh t p re fe r econom ic Independence to the sta te o f dependency neceaaitated b y abandoning th eir jobs. N o r Is a n y th in g said in c o n s id e r * U W o f those wom en w ho f o r p h y s ic a l o r mental- reasons i r e f ia t tjuailf|ed, o r a l- le a s t do not p re fe r, to devota th e ir lives apd energies ^to i t e propagation o f cannon fo d d e r fo r Ifu M a * 1 M y y l.D A T , b a t c id a t , »»• IK ri}\K An 6fflcUl tKa lllolmrnt a proaoto treaheha 'dtoripObv'nM'iivi ukt/k eMmira'XwihlJt Church Class Meets With Mrs. E. T.Hamil CRarch wUl mn*i • * ( the homa of Mlaa Ethel Belly, 1106 Myrtle A r e v Ctreto Natober Ona of tho Wom­ an'* Missionary Society of Um First Baptist Church, Mra Georg* H gff, chairman, will meat at 8:80 o t t o * at th* homa o f Mra IL B. N t a , 8488 Bay Avenue. * .Orel* Number Tire of Uto Wom­ an's- Missionary Society of tha Ftosl Mspttot Church, M ra A. B. a w iS t r a szr,s Methodists GiveParty A t Orlando Church A largo number of Sanford per­ Eighteenth sons attended a party given Thurs­ day evening at th* First Methodist -" Circle Number Three t o f th* Church in Orlando by the MethodWeman1* Missionary Society o f th* tot young people of Central Flori­ Find Bapttot Church, Mr*. C. P. da. Games and centests were en­ Undersea, chairman, will meet at joyed until a. lata hour when aetha hosa* o f Mra Henderson, Oak freahmeqU were served. Aymma. ,' Thoee attending from hare wsrj: , Circle Number Fir* o f th* Wom­ th* Misses Sheila Britt, Ma.-y an's Mias I* nary Boeiety of the Wynt, Emily Priest, Doris Bockey, First Baplist Church, Mra R. Li MoIHs Williams, Mnry Alice Wil.skalrmaa, win moat i t Itoma- Audrey Cooper, of Blch10:00 o'clock at Um church prior mond. Vs, Mary Virginia Cooper, to leaving for th* boach where * f Tampa, Kathleen Adams, Dr. W. they will spend tbp day. A11 who A. Cooper, Edward Mitchell- Edcafe go are naked to notify Mrs. waid Wilson, Randall Priest, and Joha'Alden Brown, Jr. F. E. Gatchel, r » comer to Number Six of th* Worn­ Missionary Society of th* First Baptist Church, Mra chairmen, wlU west at th* of Mre. Bolt. 1101 Park Avo- Th* Busin*** Woman'* Circle of th* Praabytarian Auxiliary wilt t e o i hi » m P. U. at the bom* of Mre. FteUa P, Arrington, Magnolia •ACCO "With Mra Gforgo Townsend pre­ siding, the monthly meeting of the Friendship Class of tha First Christian .Church took place Tues­ day evening at the home of Mra. E. T Hamll. During tha meeting reports were made by committee chairmen, welfare w 6 r k w a s planned and members of the class made talks. Mrs. J R. Richards had charge of the Scripture lesson which was followed by a prayer by Mra D. R. Johnson. Refreshment* were •erred by the hostess to tha follow­ Ing: Mra. S. Brown, Mrs. Herman Forbes, Mrs. G. M. Shipp, Mrs. D. R. Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Ludecko, Mrs. J. T. Ellis, Mre. A. II. Byrd, Mra J. R. Richards, Mre. J. W. El Ho* Mre. O. T. Pearson, Mre. Oeorgo Townsend, Miss Jean Ham­ it E. T. liamll, and others. Mlaa Dorothy Haines- of DaLand, la tha week-end guest af Mlaa Juanita Smith at her hems aa Magnolia Avenue. Dick MaxwaQ plana to leave Tuesday far Atlanta where be has accepted a position. He baa boon visiting his parents, Mr. aad Mra R, C. Maxwell tar the past several G re e n v ille 'She Loves Me Not,' the smash comedy-turreas of the current Mra Nicholas Anderson has ar­ Broadway season, rnmet Sun-Mon. to tha Milana Thaater in tha rived here from Crlchaven, Me„ to Paramount film adaptation starring Iling Crosby and Miriam Hopspend son* time. She will bo re­ kins, shofrn above with Edward Nugent featured role. membered aa the former Miss Hattie Loaaing of this city. Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Farrell and Orien Farrell left this morning for Daytona Beech where they will spend a week or 10 days. Honoring the members of thr Mra. R. L. Whit number of her friends with a par- Merry-t - Hound Club and * few ly Friday evening at her homr, tty other pun-ts, Mra. John Mrisch. Mr. and Mra. C. D. I) Ishop- Mlaa Poplar Avenue, in honor Jr. entrrlained with a bridge part) Martha Btahop, and Buddy Blahop Thursday afternoon at her homr returned today from Daytona on I'aik Avenue. Rosea and tlnBeach where they spent a few nlat writ* used to adorn the rooms week*. where tho gursla were entertained After st-wrel rrrtgrrMlo^i -if Mr. and Mra J. B. Crawford biidgr high score prise for the bare returned from Philadelphia and yellow, were srivrd by th.< was where they accompanied their ho*te«x, axaintril by Mr*. O. G. club member*, chiffon hose. daughter Mlaa Pauline Cranford, Russell, Mrs. I. J. Carver, and Mis* awarded to Mra. Joseph A. Mrisch high soore prixe for the who has entered nurse's train'd* at Mary Lou Carver. Vase* and bowl* while other gun ts, also chiffon hose, Episcopal Hospital. • f flower* In shade* of pink an i was given to Mrs. Harry S. WooJyellow were used to adorn the par­ ruff. Mrs. Marria L. Saben won Friend* of Fkul Jon** will r\'cr+t ty r o o m * . • ut prise, linen hamlkvrrhiefs. to le*m that ho Ml kl th* hone Those present were: R. L. JVhite. At the In hour refreshments of hia mother, Mrs. L. II. Jones, honor guest, Mr. and Mre. I. J. wrre served by the hostess, aw-is* Oik Ajrnue. Career- Mr. and Mr*. O. G. Kutae.l, ted h> Mrs. Wallaer, W. Bell. Mia. Mr. and Mr*. George White, Mr. Joreph A- Mrisch, Mrs. John L. Miss Helen Spalding, of Delnnd, and Mre. John Alderman, Mr* tiailnway, and tlrs. Marcia I. Sak spending tha week-end hero Daley Ru*ecll, Mr*. Anne White, ben. Tb«»*e prr»rnt were: Mre. W. with Mlsa Juanita Smith, Magno­ l authvii Hutchison, Hr*. Joseph lia Avenue. A Meisch, Mr* II F. Whitner, Jr., Mr*. John I.. Galloway, Mr*. Hoy Jloller, Mr* L- F. Iloyle. Mrs. Mre. C. n. Smith and Miss D*n>Marria I. Saben, Mrs. Harry S. thy Fredtrlck Smith havi returned Wondiuff, Mr*. II. D. Caowell, from Daytona Deaeh where they Mr*. Wynn W. Potter, Mre. F.. K. have been spending tha past thro* Japan Ready To Ask Imutholder. Mr*. Normas 8. D** Equality On Seas Foretl, and Mr*. Wallace W. Hell. Miss Ruth I.** Cooper and Mils Mary Virginia Cooper of Tamp* and Miss Audrey Cooper of Rich­ mond, Va. «re th# guests of their grandparents. Dr. and Mr*. W. A. Cooper, at (he Melhodlet Pareonsg*. Dr. and Mre. Bsmurl Pulraton. who hare b e s n visiting 'thvli daughtara, Miss Mary Ellxabetb Puleston and Mia* Camilla Pule* ton, at Bo*too, toft there Thuretoy by boat for Jacksonville. They plan to return here Monday. li. A. McMIchael returned today from th* Velerens1 lloepltal at St. I’eteriburg where he has been re­ PICNIC GIVEN -reiving treatment for some time. F. E. Mis* tatty Whaatoos, who plant He was areompanled by Mre. MeMichael who epent today there. to attend th* Florida State CoUcg* for ' Woman at Tallahaaa** this Among those from here attend­ (fall, was Honor guest nt n picnic given Thursday afternoon by local ing th* Omega XI dance toil night members of th* Alpha Gammv at the Orlando Country Club were: Delta sorority. Tha party toft In th* Misses Mary Maxwell, France* tfe* afternoon on th* J. H. HInter­ Kills, Camilla Dees, Ubby Cornell, mit ter boot for Lomon Bluff where Thelma Benson, Lucille Boll. Mary R picnic rapper wan nerved. Thoee Hurt, and Ford Harrison, Jack Aycock, Ala* Bheron, Roy Echols, Carl Vans*- Evans 8p*nc*r, Brno* Long, Betty. Hlatermteten Helena Lanry, and Clifford Howell. and Plane** Wilton, membera of Mlaa Mary Louis* Nickel wlU Um sorority, Mies Prone** Kelt*, J. H. Hlntormlater, Jr* nod Clif­ leave Monday for Piedmont Col­ lege at Densore* L, G s. whore th* ford tall. will study this year. Hha.wlU he accompanied by her mother, Mra unarta w iu n mnn Henry Nickel. Mr*. 8h*rtdea J*wI M P . M. *t tha In n recent toao* of Th* Hamid •tt. and Mlaa Helen WlU* who wiH Pippin on Waal First was stated iaadvortantlr that apend a few day* there. wa piher in teppooed re. JL B- Lovejoy was. elected to. ooNolanl tTtha ocher far Um Alathean Ciaaa of ire ad har ago. * Pint Bapttot Church. By way m a d over hy Mra correction w* with to state that L t reilln r. hod for re O. 8. Bel nun was elected Mre- L. P. Bragg. Mra TL B. Od hate. M ra J. B-Ptolda, M ra W. H. Barker, M ra J. M Pago, M ra A. a M*Imogen, Mra E. M. Mlppar. Mra H. M. N.wnmn, Mr*. T. C. R. L. White Enjoys IMrs. John Meisch, Jr. BirthdayAnniversury!Entertains A t Bridge TOKIO, Sept. H.—(A'l—Japan last sight was ready to drmtnd equality on th* high eras. "M A N " I* the subject of th" Th* Island empire'* latest ad­ dition to the wortd'e major power*, l.r**nn Seimon In «l| Churrim- of determined yesterday to chuck Christ, Scientist, Sept. V limits-1 The Golden Tral is from Ro­ overbear* present nival tion scheme* and in*i*t on parity mans H II, "A * many as are led h) with Great Britain nd the United ' the Spirit « f God, they are the son* . of God." States. Details of the new policy were I Among the citations which comnot orriclaHy annnunred, but it pr»>e tbr Letton-Sermon it tillw n learned It he* the *|pprovol of following from the llible: "Man all th* nation'* h i g h e s t1 authori- that is born of a woman it of few tie*. dtyt, and full of troublr. Hu roiiu-lh forth like a flower, and >s rut down: lie flrrth also at a shadow, and rontiuurlh not" (Job HOLLYWOOD, Calif, Sapt. 8 r - W>—Charlie Chaplin remains the wralthirrt in Hollywood's film colony. Greta tiarbn lie. an WO auto­ mobile compand with Joan Crawford's 82.010 one. Will Royers i. the lanrest land holder. Harold lJoydhas thi costliest furniture. There are s.mie of the factr about the privale alTairt of th« movie folks in the records o' the county tax r. Hector and tin county auditor office.. -wAH- Uto..fut4ws -are tsrtuhl W ‘Intieft fiixher. The comedian who rant b« moved to make s talkie aftei I the- use of a ran.', tli rby, baggy i pants and funny .bo,, raised htn from poverty to riche*. has prop rrty assessed at $1,279,830. Greta Garbo's im m l on tha assessment rolls is about ai •paise aa her irtrrvicwe, whirl are nil. The rolls show two thing* listed for the elusive Swede who I. reported to be getting i weekly .alary of 110,000. Thi item, listed a. I.er property an an |XO auto and 8f>S.I00 In bond. Will Rogers Is known to tha tax collector ax William P. Rug ers. landholder, ai.d hlx long Hit of properties in 1st. Angeles count) gn.ss an axsessed valu­ ation of f.122,020. The comedian with the horn llmmrd s|H<ctarlrs, Harold Lloyd appear, to be e. mfortably flieo with property srst-s.nl at $xiit, bV>. The romfoit It areentu ateil by two batches of furniture one assessed at 820,001) and thi other at 814.1X10 John llariyinorv's pnipcrtv as capitalism by using second rat* tarhtlng and and acc«nd rata Indas trial plinu which Sinclair will hav# to do." Tha Socialist leader who assert! Ural capitalism It d)lng, said that to achlava whit Sinclair propoaaa ,n two jrtara ki ilmpljr Impossible for ona ram with only tha Demo­ cratic party behind him. “ Tha dctaili of what ha propoaai will overwhelm him," Thomas do* etarad. . Richard Itarthelmes* rate* an as.eseil wealth of 8 H'!1.!! 10, Con stance llrnnett, 8l!HI,UJ.'i, Jnai Crawford, 8ri'».!*0IV, J<h> L Urowu and his wife, Kathryn, 8hb,&IU and Gloria Hwinron, 8H.il.10. Th o ma s Predicts Failure O f EPIC Plan In California Washington, D. C , socialite* ara often models for dress estsblishrasniA. Lima Is older than Curao, ac­ cording to recent di.coverie* of prc-lnca days. CoektaiVi used In moving pieres are made with colored water. Nrarly 817 000,000.000 of Amercan money Is privately invested 'n foreign countries. T u rn e r I 's ih and Sanford Aveaose. I - l l n l l s f . ps.ier. r. I I Hel,ou| 10:00 n i Hrr a le s U m H *r*lee A. T:10 ter, Mr| moil I.) Ihr iwator. 1 r o v n r s r r t ciiu a cn r. A t i r e * Jbwlah HoUday * WUl Baopan Tumday Morning A ve n ue li- r n a r S 1 C h u r r l i Kehnul, |*.’ | ( A M u rnlne W orehlp, t i n ! .I S Wednesday j T h , llr , l • »' I's o p ls e M e slln g M rrtlsx HIl—*1 M X M K M - e o a . aaator. I 'h r l s i l s s Ih * r h u r r h out to Mias •ervles. M ld -w e rk K iu t r s iu r w s i 1 : 11) p, y MWrr N icke l H rr , Ir r . T : ! I School, A. J* Ft Eni.*B**»r, • *1 llafvlr««o T:*• P. k t I'rajrtr Mermen W rorhee, minister. c n m c ii o r H IM # Hfhn.ii, t i t tub " ‘ •rnhlp N r 8 %Irr. L,ak« Ma»f. rU . P rt«rb iii| | 'fR )«r Hsrvlcc M «*iiii| a . xr. J XI D anlin. .U|..rln i.n il.n l. kABAHM NK. K-rm.in l-|.lr, II 0( ^ "W o rk ers ' s rto T h i l . i l , n E n d e a v o r , M t |». M. A l l > '- o n e |>— |>I- e r e e o rt l '. a 'l v In «»t| ||| |||f )|U ^ irvrnhiar W n r s M p , l : t # P y i It er m o n i n p i r. " W l i h n n l U r c u b g ' y ra ,,r W fd a fiU r, 8 .t Sunder T tiM tltf I ’ h olt I'rnrtlr*> F r i d a y , | 0| p t JJ, Hhampoo LAKH MAHV rO k k lS IT f i r r t a h r l f r t a n /!o*«ran>tn t) •W b . m I r. iI I d 1114. 1*i» arh ll tB H . r Y lr#B • ( 11 0 # A. M (lit. » • • |* M (IfHlIrd Hunday llrhonl T m i i i r t l T • r « h • r •. 10 00 A M M lnU icr. tho IW *. Jam H rhiii np «ii n tr iA U v lll Rent Facial September Bpeclal AII Far 75c . 0. F. BA LES First St. A DsUnd Rand U r titn c n . Kysa Examined GIssees Correctly Fitted n i t in M n r c i i r i s t •('IB C S TIS T 4'hrl#tli»s tfrim ra a s n lrii gr a # v # i f Hu ml**» m o r s l n s s i lb# ‘h ur cl i at Va h "k-re-nd S l r# # t si I I 00 ti 'r r l u r k SnU 4fr ( f o r lufTBOr* r»*s a •ill.jack 1# “ H a n Th i* rliu n h malnlalnto a frr# tvsiilin* iliMini a| i h # 4h»srch w h a r a hm III Is I* # 8hS toll touthnPltowC I' l i r l a •t * n l l r U n r # lellaraturto may bt *#tl. b o r m w r d o r pyra|.S##d. o p # » r t o r i . d . M a nd r r ld fe F # f r o m • u DR, H E N R Y M cL A U L IN Optometrist 112 P a rk A r e . ----- -- la B s n n ls r Mere I'apular STEVE S P L A C E Tit!- limb J J. Kvlltofthton. Hurtrito > kl<4onoa a f | : t f x . I. U u l \|olto Kl r i g l n *. RRolnItont H u i f l a r : s • • I*. M Hukdtoj Rc ho ol tfrol IMM# (*)«»• I I I I*, h i. SPECIAL Far Limited Tlaa Only Sh am p o o W a v e LATE AT NIGHT DOSSEY’S C A F E Y o u n g l*»4.p|#a U o o t l n i Sunday F la g tr Closed Monday •r»" »ni, t i l r « u * « p ,..p l. .H e' •-..llrsr a n to r t ll.ll, luvltid. A t The Churches m u s t Thu Lutson-Kernion alto larludu* thu following paisag* from the Christian Srirnra texttMiok, Dr. ami Mrs K. D. Brownlee and "Scirncu and Health with Kuy In eon, Harry llrownlre, have re­ the .Scripture*," by Mery llakur turned from Montreal, N. C. where Eddy: " It God'm iatagr or llkeneae th*y epent e eevtral wuuka* vac* matter, or a mortal, »ln, eirknrte, tion. and drathl Msn'u Indhiduallty s not maturlal. What, then, i* tho material pireonality which suffers, sins and dies? It is not man, the lunge and llkrnrtt of God, but man's countarfult,' the in^tru-d likrnroi, th* unlikenue* called ein, tiiknuee and deeth. The unrealit) of th* claim that a mortal It the line image of God i* illustrated by th* opposite nature* of Spirit snd matter, Mind and body, for one Is Intelligence whll* (hr ut hrr Mrs. E. Molnar and daughtrr ef >• non Intelligence" (pp. 2X4 and Dunnellon, who bare been the|2Xj|. guttle of Ur*. B. E. Takach. moAccording to botaniate, the to red to Jacksonville today. The/ were accompanied by Mrs. Takech, p«erh tree originated In the hot. and Mies Catharine Takach who dr> arena af China and Persia. will go from thore to Tallaho. •Iff to mum# hrr studies ■( the The Argentina suppliei Great Florid* Slots Collefs for Women. Britain with llOOJXXhOOO worth of shilled heel niranaUy. WUl Bg Church Hrhool, » : 4| A. hi. Xl..r«ilet v W orship. 11 •• A. M. I*r W A. I ’oupet re III p r e t t e Government <*cicnUit» *re thr b jffl, . ____ _ Of I “ s uk‘ *“ 'Vimermilon inf n method to mtke pour vlnr- Cur i Ur ^tw Ytir.'' ' l:i'»..iek)gewwe> M — Ktwitn,a,'wv(lr,h||s e j*. K . f l u te T ill, w ill t>. I I , « . N ig h t Rweet honey. 14. 1. g ). Dr. ss<l Mra W, A. Cooper plan to leave Monday teaming for TalJ The needle flak, a deep-taa dentoha*ere to epaod * few day*. lien, has lu* jaw* along*tad Uto They will be aaoMRRnnled by their needle-like points.______ t . - I-, granddaughter. Ml# Audrey Cooper of 'Rldunatoi Va, who will attend Um State College li K\«D|rtla(le SrJ+lWPSl WtflnfMlay I’nTyrr I b8 F rrv lr# . 1:41 V. U. • 11‘t f r r H#rvlc# Wednesday, A total of 8107,000.000 li owed school teachers in the United Sta­ tes for service, performed. hi. here I* found why he had Dolores Costello end thi-ii tw o rh ild irr spend *o much tim e on thi-li )a r h l, the Infanta It |. a. .v is e d at 8AU.040 The I I . t . O. II. Ilaker, pastor. Hundar Hotiuol. * : t l A. U. . ftermon, l l : H A. U. Monday .r* �j. A, - a J th e bx t l l k - f U l h p , a jwltU- Orlando ataU* uMl eovTtnlloaa la 3 is S n :£ m U m ialer' « * L*ag m rx M um Mr* OrUnw o w agCAATCtktliOKlI n a a B IMCi jThj***a tl Mam lark Other tamaa jpaetpoaec. rat*. i M W M I U U «t r a Chlaioa »i M*»r Terk I. •J 'X d jiM l* M l t>*t roll M . WuhihatM f-*| at. Leal. larond ram* t l Jaalaoa). ■*M*a*C)«vei**e, portyaaeA O ut Ooarg* B. BUK of Jack**** ttfto, c m ad Mm itaU'i <m * m I ■waterway onihn*lMl*,'lh*n»tepte4 Uu inrHaHea n l a M him. 8* fir, Conptumtn Wllcoa, Grama i W Pafacoan, C. B. Traaderap of Urn ftite Baa* Department, H a Htlla, aad Cbarfaa L. Heath, of Do* Load, kata accepted intHi Uona. Lawrence Haris ICTICUT HAMA—In How Orie* JRoey'Long and Kaj erne Walmaley hi** rtltd for two of tha itot w a*. m s r ■ G U T BRIEFS Mhta. F o r m * 0 « Iraaabaet la aaahll ■ aamtnitlon wJl Ur. and Ura Gian LU#t* aad ooa ham* from O h tan aad Anna, III* wham the* had ban* opending Urn warn**. Placing *p Dm World’* Pair it C hi*#*, Mr. Mtowait la* e g E A t r it Jof bolldlnn of that Pair atQI a n itMdtng, Mr. Btewirt tald. and at* traetlng larg* crowd*. Both Mr. Stewart and Mr. LingI* commented open th* condition of tha crop* aad tha eonnlrpoMe la that aaatlaw rapartfam that M *Iaohod pratty H I. candidate*. liH t ferthtaw. ctu U B*|«Mia*n, being E d w m D* Taland, i kT a a h r H fc x * aad Hagen, Demeent, Pi <yCona*r. fh*r* “4MW M !*>• M | l SEMINOLE ChainM r of Commerce official* 1aimed with much Intcrnt thU moraldffhit a craw of 14 mmb an* " If wa aoaami that th* prlratf doc the dlroaUofi of I. B. Moor* company in queallon had no far* hmi Ideated at TltarvOl* thU thor right to ailit and alio if wa woofc to hatin a physical n m r eoAcada that th* Taanaaaaa Vallay Authority eta meaawto what la or la not a fair mdtwof th* property It la hvying, bain# tha Judge aad Jury and plaintiff, all In oat, tha* I admit tha ateekholdar* of the prival* aompaap cannot complain hot mn«t h* *AU*tJ*d with what*** •r th* fom am aat mat fit to glv« thorn. » ■ "Bat 1 know of no pr|»tlp(i of law or morality which permit* guratwment to throatoa rttlnon* competition to a print* eompaayi rtfvda to* hold h eondimnatlpn pro* raadla# and tho* form a company to oatl at a lower price than actual SEPTEMBER marks tha opening o f * brand a t t Reason in this businessof running one’s H f * • B a c k hcrae— back to work—back to school. stock Time to take eyorWniTi iBntfct.Wlutfa mmfrdpx the house, f i r the children, for y o u m *ift. . .,A t hate a doaen .pending deciiionB to be made v w r meo, “ Odrdon Brantley, aeerotai the *, Florida W erifa Fait, w Imtea A t , JMkaoarlUa. pa . Haw aboat ckooBinr » school tor the yoaxMptarm? ,wtataf ( It's not too Ute even now.) �-* otflriai Hi m I m tir1"- “ T•* U I Su r j«ir m ' v. r ixjuotJU k Clorh Circuit Court ku»|. M r l M la t r lt iid r m a i t j n l M l w Florida. S «K i D r A . 1L W M K K fl, aa • O T lC d tax A FrU C A TIO M M l n a w vainut l a t t i on a n or txx u a tM u xtatvtm « r t u b it * ™ o r r u x ii i A Notion In btrubr (Ira n that * * • V 1IAJI HOLDINU CO . purrhuur at Tax Cartl/lcaia No. III. dulud thn Ini* day Au*u.i. A. D . 1111. k u niud u l d curufiralu In my otoen, aad kan xtadn application tar la * duud ta laaua la aorordnnta with law. Said cartinrutu tmbraroa lha rallowina duaurlbud rraparty alia* I M in aatalu l# Cuumr. Florida, UkV/tt Lata I, I A 1 nib t Tr. 1 Tba Town or Aaatord. T ba aald laad bo in* aauraaud at lha data at lha laauanca |L______ _■>(_ ____ aurh_____ car* irtaOta la tha cam . ot UNKNOWN.lalaaa aald cartltlrat* ahatl ba rn* dnuaaud accord I a* to law tax daod will laaau Ihurbon on ttiu tth. day ot Oclobur. A. n , u rn Wlinuuu my ' oftlclal alnnatnro and M l thla Ihu lit. day at ruuauctlra a k o a t u duu an I day at h t m i n r or m a. i n k m i >4 t » »m lx, m » h«. i i m h m tlftM la 10 m otflou, u id I n i appileal Ion for tax dual to M n In domino la Cocci7, TirrM *, to-w ill nerordapro trltW tau. Hold cat a l t aaabrataa i t t followlac A ll DU of BKI4 «r t w i t A •< arrlhoc pmpurtr Mlaatotf- la ■ B rith Bond auction X*. Town* . akin A* Donth, H i n t l> B u t . TAX a l t U »A A e tu y > «a e *«a < ^ u rtkm a n « f tha la iu u c i b( rack cortlllto ia 'te lha aamu >r a 1 . o v k i i rTfUUTT. Unlraa n i l rnrtltVat* a . * W ad bo In* aaaeaaad 1 ■ U I I m raduomrd arrnrd lac U law tax t a d w ill lu u i ihuraon tn t‘.u tba data or lha iaahaara ol uuch aai tirtrato tn lha name or Unhnow •th. < V of Orlohur, A. IX, I N I . Wltaaaa a r nfririnl I l i u l t r t t a t Q » l M M id rartlflckla UMII ka O dutwud arrordlnx to l » tax dot ■nal thta lha lit day at Auptacahnu. will laaau thoruoa on lha l i l t m A. n , ItM . at daptambrr A. 1), |||| v. a DOUOLAM ' Wttauua mr nrrtclal alxnatara at Clurk Clrrult Court. I r a h anal thla lha H lh day at W M I ro ll Ciumr, Florida P u -U H t t V. B. DOtHlLAdf c u r * circoit rwtr t r m l u l i Cuanlr. r IorIt m* I 1M L • a m. nvim A N or, koala I Bantu* la chancery. ■uMumbur A . D. I I I X F *r T in Booth*- V. R. IKK'll LA M , T k rr n o t t ia iM in M ; Im , bacaa aa lh *r "*. last mock I n g f . (•C A L ) By: A. ftt. W E X U , IX CL atow to fadu. BTANLEY-ROGER8 HARDWARE 00. ' ■ 804 HAnfoM Arena* OBRIHIN DUMK a Minor, will a* Tba aald laad bulna t l l l w r l I t lb tba lath day at koptavahur, A. D, data or tha laauaaea nf anab oartlfl D H apply ta Tha llhnarohlu Jaa O. kata la lha urn, at Unknown. Un M a r a a. Cooaty J a t f r la I K far lraa aald eariltlatfa |UU ka ru - ^VS j IN O UR OFFICE OQWtfc' 'W W f ^ I AM TRULY GRATEFUL. AND AS A REW ARD J AM C O N G T O EXPLAN t h i s m a r a s IT HOLD* M A N Y MANY reCOETS o u r F «S T D o r r YO U TMBM IT W O U LD BE A GOOD IDEA TO ENLARGE IT SO TWB readers m a y IN O N THIS TOO. g bt 5 W , that* ADANDY IDE 50 TOMOPROl YOU W IL L . S E .t AKI ' T --- - m a _ p ' ---- , — - -w o \r \ W A V tT O W O R K ALL NIGHT,: 7 P t I^ R . t r J f* It �I ; \^ 4 +■ M i> * T H * HARFORD riERESr LAGS IN MILD BUILDING UNIONS A W A I T T E S T O F T H E IR Pi PETE TOWARD BOOM REPORTED STRIKE ORDER 0USING PLANS THROUGH SOUTH OUSTED OFFICIAL SAYS CONSCIENCE CLEAROFGUILT ey Reveals Thai 92 Percentlncreaseln Construction For 8 Montfuy IsReported Been MadeForCash Bob Simpson Soys He Called Shota’ At­ tention ToShortage Interest was lacking, It waa ra trtid. - . However, Henry Simp*on, eied manager o f the Platitat Lum • ir 'Company and me piher a f t b v hadraralved request* for new con ptruiptlon totaling $60,000 and r* ipnaae ftTr-hinn* m oM m iuilon lo ty in g $8,0on. ,' H t aald he would contlnua to tha campaign to aecurt loan* hart for residents dwtlrlng to ra pair and Improve their home*. " I hart Information from a re Hoard*, street* and bridge projS jld g source that if local bank* rcla led In th* way during th* en­ tire eight month*. Th* Record ra ported. Awards of $12,481,000 in Auguit brought to $117,827,000 th* total for this clseslfkatlon during thla year, Tha report ala) said Indications are that contract letting for euch project* will be heavy during the next few month', because of favorable weather (ondltlmn during the winter months. "On th* whole there are avlilonres of building and construc­ tion activity In volume," Th* Man ufacturer* Record said, "but sc count must be taken of th* fart that* federal projects and fadkr•tly-financed projects dominate. For monthi now funds hav* been 10c Una 1Lima expended with almost recklawi Ik Una 8 (Iman , alandon In an effort In prim* thn i* Te Una 8 Ilmen. pump and start the flow of prl l . M Una 1month V»tr funds Into building, construc­ 1 Great flea ward# to Ha*. tion and Industrial project*. But ' DeeMe rata fa* capital *» a survey o f the situation reveals Mb* rare tetter*. . that more than *ny on* thing **■ oentlal to a return to normalcy Minimum charra hut In th* construrtlon Industry I* a A ll * |— it s * eavevsieeieeose w lt i W* s S s r i M t e r IS * mt M a n aeaeveW. N* » « fe a S s »» restoration of confidence." General bulldlffg awarde IdurIfig August amounted- to M/MIs Qf)0 bringing the smsunt ** far this year to $22,220,000. Contracts for store buildings totaled $418, 000 during the pad month. I'rl fit A.VC YOUR W ATCIi repaired ( by oat who really know* hb» vsle owners -nd chsln stores were 11-ported ss opening new storit end Improving locstlons. 1—L o it and Found LOST; Brown mart mule. Weight pTlJWO lb*. R. J. lUllcr, Longwood. [S— ^utom aliilM _ __ Crew Claims That All Of .318 Passengers Would Have Lived By Obeying Orders cheat*" • ( Um pawerfa) union* will bo placed at Ut* diapesal o f Um strikers. Croon m u not prop*rod to say th* ■mount o f money that will bo hurled Into lk « bnttla. -Th* unlow will ( I t* ouch finan­ cial assistance aa they art able to glva," h# aald. . Tkart art approximately 4,000,OOO warboot aaaaalalad In labor un­ ion* affiliated with tbc federation. An asaeaament of 15 a worker would plan $20,000,000 available to tbo U itila leader* to continue their' battle to the end with th* Industry. Th* tureen or failure - at th* atrlk* w u aecn her* laat night to y i>fidKeftAtbs *a ewsbI -af — 1rrmr py provided for the etrikera. — When Canaan— It inert__ the call which brought nearly 400-000 work­ er* from thalr loom* and aplndlea, th# taxtllo union had lea* than II,000,000 with which to rare for their needy. They aald they might demand federal relief but denied they had mad* application for It *o far. Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins aald yeaterday no relief would be given to striker* unleaa It waa proved beyond doubt that m u /. they wvr* In need. "1 believe he killed my daughUrt” Thu* aebbed Mrs. Lon New In accusation j f ' Harold Taylor, From Secretary of Lohor Per­ kin* cam* word that Ihe -govern­ 20-year-old civil engineer, who la on trial In Birmingham, A I*-, (or U»e murder of Faye New, Howard ment ha* never financed or »>ip college student. At the top Taylor (bareheaded) Is shown leaving the courtroom in euatody of ported a •trike." officers. In the renter below le Mrs. New In court ax she waited to testify. A t her aid* ard Mrs. Bessie Reevrs, friend of Faye, »nd A. B,' Cain, the slain girl1* sweetbeait. (Associated Pick* Photos) Anders Tadin, explorer, hae fpent 40 yesrx In travels through W H E R E FIRST LIVES W E R E LOST IN M IL L STRIKE Tibet, Mongolia and Turkmtan. There are now 70 aulo-rall train* run by gaeotlne motors in Franc*. More than 2,000 hikers partici­ pate In an annual climb of Mt, Tlmpanogoa, Utah. Th* Himalaya mountain region north of Brnare* I* rising sii feet |>«r 100 year*. United Htalee coinage mint* are Inaated in Philadelphia, Wwirer, and Saq Francisco. Budapest mounted' polln hav# bean ordered to wear laches by th# chief of police. L A K E M ARY Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Ball and Iwo children (pent Sunday and Labor Day at Coronado Beach. lAirlan Dean, of St. Augustin*, waa a guest of Donald Anderson over Ihe week-end. Th* vacation which Hav. J, M. Thompson and family were enjoyIng at Bltck Mountain, N. a , was brought to an end by a telegram that Mrs. Thompson's father. Rev, Booth, of llubhard, Ohio, waa not expected to llv*. Mr*. Thompson want at one* to bar parent1* home and Rev. Thompson and two children re­ turned to l « k i Mary. R»v, Cowan, who was to preach last Sunday night at the Commu­ nity Church was unable to come aa h* was called to Evangallitle work elsewhere Mr. and Mr»- R. Skew** and brother-in-law, also Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bkawea enjoyed Labor Day at Daytona Beach. Eight of tha Boy Bcouta and Cub Scout* enjoyed a two day camping trip at Sklnholaer'a Camp on lak* Emma th* past waak, Mr*. Thomas Waiwley returned home last week attar a visit to her mother In Washington, Ga. Tha many friends Who hav* en­ joyed the sermon* preached by Rev. Booth aad who also entoyud knowing him personally, will re­ gret to h**f of hla death eatly.ln th* week. Both Rav. and Mr* Booth and son, Norman, spent th* win­ ter here two yean ago *n-l they hav* also visited hare at o'hu times aa guest* of thalr daughter. Mr*. J. M. Thompaoa. ( m i . LONG WHEEL . haw Vurd •j -truth, A -l condition $'296- Au.t«w*nttnnrd Prom Tagt 'Htcl Ittn dellvory truck $196- T-Ford ,'delivery truck $36. Koala and Son.. a few hours after the fire, and a national g'JXtd observation plane reported seeing several more bodies floating In the svs. LO T J , * . BHADOIN repair an4 Little attention was giving at . .sharp*#.- your l a w n mower Ihe moment to handling the They'll cut Ilka new- 8iu Elm A w bodies a* all attention was Phew* T19-W, turned to raring for th* elhmislrd survivor , Fifteen or 20 of these were FOR BALE: Tomato plant* fur rushed to hospitals with Injuwcs j aala. M. B. Lowa. Qenav* A w mostly of a minor nature. Meanwhile, survivor* were pO n BALKi Hlaalonary Blrawber- given clothing hy the Red Cross, and women of th* town quickly I ry plants. Boa Packard. organised to give hot coffee and k o W READY to tratsplant - food to all survivor*. ( IM.W0 each af Tomato, Pepper, Tale* of horror wore told by Eggplant, Coltarda, C a b b a g e th* fatguod crew and paeaangar*. '■ Plants. $1.26 a thotwand in quanMember* of Ui* crow until B. F.- Haines Alla.uonte stopped by offlcari told of th* dock watch attempting to chock tho flame# alone and calling out S— Wanted th* crew only to And th* aratar pressure too low in tha ho**, 0 te ld .lL P. Kicker, Lockwood Th* raging flames gained a Chief Preferred, rhon* 163J. L. quick headway In th* Inflam­ *, Rqgan, Jr., IT02 Park, mable curtains, diaper!**, tapes­ tries, and ruga In th* library, I—A partinante for Rant spreading ao rapidly that th* ___ ______ Unf>irnl»h#d _ | garage superstructure waa In flame* rbB.RJENT; apartaant, ItO 1-2 Palmsttu fprs and aft. AVantM Apply $10 Palmetto. Th* wind neapt tha,flam* and acrid amoke to tha port aids t o that It waa possible to put off but half of tha ship's 24 Ufaboats. had followed irdcys8*am*o reported aaolag soma Laroy Kslasy, a**man from d garag*. All madam ImproveAlbacy, N. Y-, dramatically told rate. Boat location te town. Inmt th* scan* aboard th# big ahlp lira at H. A A. Iter*. a* tH (Ire hraka out te th# early rooming with a stiff northeaster Mowing. Th# crew, a* aald, had sasShaded te gottlag aO th* paaaaagvr* an dark •Usplte tha tefarwa. T H flaaM* licked out aataaa refua* la make loan* undar th# If T M Hav# 8 m m - tNlntjflnlNmAg R*> Martin’s Garage f f l fcW. P in t - H I A If I, Sept. 8 Declaring hit ctmtelene* It clear of 'any wrong-doing and calling *lt*»tloa to tha fart that It w u ha who dlacovtrod tha ahortag* with which hla o4fk* la charged. Dob Slmpaou, for » ftw county tax collector, upon hla ru* turn. recently laroad a statement regarding U t iveent an*pen*lor by th# Qovtrnor. Slmpwon aald h* rtpw ltdly aaktd far an audit and now that ont baa been mad* will rpand Becker meanwhile w u com­ puting detail* preparatory tn checking In Sept. 1. Oni of the**, ha aald, la word from IN county cotamlaalon aa to whathar It dralraa him -to. pa*L $60,004) bond, aa required by Uw, or $160,000, which he ha* offered. Slmpoon'a abatement follow*: "Upon my return to Hlaml I received rn executive order auappndirtg me from office. The mat­ ure eel forth were felly explained by m* te the Governor In my retignatIon of Juno P. I rttl mated the shortage to bo tha sam* as that mantloned in th* atupen■Ion ordtr, and I also aald th* greater portion of that amount bad been do* for more than two years, Th* Governor agreed with me. "This shortage, according to lb* audit wMth I requested, amounts to $127,809.10. M j chocking up shows that th* ubortag* waa (or th* ya.*.r 1930-1911. When proceed­ ing* were started by m* against my caihlar in 1032, all I could than find short was about $40,000. For this ahortag* I had' him ar­ retted In 1932, and collected and turned over to th* pro par soutre $10,000 from hie bond. Thla par­ ticular shortage la Included In th* imAOO.10 mentioned In the Gov­ ernor’* order. "Th* state auditor** report waa complatad while ( was In North Carolina last month, and t In­ tend to efescly examine It and de­ termine. If It h possible, bow the ehortage occurred, but 1 know that It cover* th* period of 19301931. I took of fie* andar my prMant commission in January, 1933, and practically since that Mm* bare been III. I fed aura, however, that there le no shortage taring this present term of office. • " ( n the suspension order It was stated that partial collection* were made for occupational U ie * without llcenee* being laauad, and that inch collection* were with­ held In the sum of $1 ,460AO, but! the order says that such collettfoaa had been turned over by me. Thla la correct. During tha IIrenea year some merohenta pay their llcenee U g In installment*, and fall la pay thorn In fall be­ fore th* end of the liceaae year, Furniture Co. Drlvfc Out To ANGELS ■ Dellehm* , \ Sandwiches ; Santorfl Electric Contracting Co Electrical BupjSle Phone li Jeweler 108 Magnolia Uses I U II tAAA to BBKX B. L. Piririns. tit * Flfde at. I As th* general textile atrlk* spread riotously tn rough tha south and teat, tha Drat Hv#a v t taken la an outbreak at Trton, Ga Two man arena killed than aad man than a tear* ware wound, when atrlk* aympathlavra elmshad at th* Trion cotton rallL W. M, H ii, a deputy ahtrtff, and J , Blalock, .atrlk* aympaHilaar, ware th* . tare killed. Above la shown th* mill wbart th# gun b*U took place. Below la a group of pickets In Trent u f Um plant. They armed thamaalva* with dul and Iron bars. Mac Harria (arrow) a strike, waa wounded In th* nock. (Associated. press Photo*) i ■ •. * '* Vi y | STRIKERS FLE E 8H0TS AFTER UPSETTING A1 and af tha ysar te tha county, keeping such amount* in a bank or Invented te liberty baud* twill My tuna-erer la mads. “ la regard te my other teg cUIaction* th* money la tented lata tha proper fund wlthla tha Urn* stated te th* statute, but darter th* year 1990-1MI, whan I dtecavarad th* ahoctagaa aamptetead af, tha tea rail caald wot ba H Ianeed until an audit waa ***<h. and anek audit, aa I **y, waa 1wt completed until July af thla f p r . D rin k NEdH O R A N G B itf ) 1r Madg - Fron) Florida ■ Treg Ripe Orangeg In 8terilixad BotUua..-:- I kHw aad now know thal ultimately H ahrwa that aanaRy hare bat reashad a Huateg aat that other maana aril! Aa provided ham* owner*," Rlmpaoa raid, T H Hgjarlty of lumHr aad **p a ’ �THE WEATHER AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER NUMIIER 273 Pries Fir* Cents SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, 10. 1934 In c e n d ia r is t H e l d T o V IE W OF SEA H O LO C A U ST FROM RESCUE SHIP B la m e F o r H o r r i b l e M o r r o C a s t le F ire Richberg Points To Where Ta w t Burned Belief Based On Fact Billion Dollar Cain That Firebug Tried In Farmers’ Income To BurnShipBefore; As Proof Of Worth 79 Dead Identified ;ttlemei\t E f f o r t s A t Standstill With Manufjetarore Ref u s i n g Proposals ; j ! J ‘ ’ ' ■a S£ir-s;;ii” “r.fray s of tVp board would ha mandatory by bote the operators and labor. Lata yesterday, after he had | failed to hear from represent! live* of the industry. Gorman fixed B P. M- today *a tha deadline for the ' mill owners. , ” Wa have made our move to ro­ tters peace to the In d c-d ry h r aald. " I f Up* Owners do twit accept— wall, we can do nothing more. It Will be thalr move." Wholesale Gaapline MarketNears Collapse Rich c a it u i •U R N ! lira I arhirvemrnts *r*w c sa w * "Y o u may tnkr piiifniind i»nti^fat imn in your h i iiln »hip .ind in thr hch irv rm ” t.l^ o f jinn adaiiintitratifin," tto* * r c irt a ry uf thr vkvvutivr counril tn]d hi* tbiaf. Jlr atblttl that thr riuftai » * * onr " I 'f many ditTirultir* and •nine <lis*atipoinumnt but on thr ia q a t whole uf grvat achiwrini'iit.** This picture was taken from the S. S. Monarch of Bermuda n hllr she waa taking aboard Survivors from tlic Morro Caalte wliu It IftBuod on tin* tvtp o f thr Maim1 was burned with a loss of more than 100 lives. In the distance ar r seen three life boats making their way to another rescue liner. l.|ri.t(nn (,K|.y and primarir* in The fire la still rating Into thr hulk of the once magnificent Morro Castle. If* Rtatra latrr in thr werh. thr [TREASURY PLANS REPLY MADETOiSUPREME COURT CHARGE AGAINST REVERSES PAIR’S TEST OF CREDIT OF ITS NEW DEAL CITY NfeWS BRIEF'S PRODUCE BUYERS DEATH SENTENCE HugeRefinancingProgram Already Seen As Rig S u c c e s s WASHINGTON. Sept. lO .-Thr government announced plana last night for Its huge refinancing pro­ gram which wilt determine whether the New Dcel'a credit l» good. All treasury officials are com fident It will be. Tha treasury will ask pemona of IIJ K W O N orlh of maturing fourth Lthrrty bonds, bearing a l l - 4 percent intercet, to exchange them for tiond. hearing 3 1-1 percent Interest Owners of such bonds hair the option of demanding each. If the aw-nrni ara willing In lake the new bonds Instead of ca.li, the government will know Its credit still is good. The maturing is.urn also include |B24,74K,MX) for I 1-2 percent cer­ tificate! due Sept- IB. Holders of thr certificates are offered the right to exchange them far new 1 1-2 percent two-year notes. Tha offrrliig of tha refunding new iaauea at attractive rattu for the maturing issues was the gov­ ernment's ao-uranca of “ aouad'' monetary steps at least for the present a> the retirement of the maturing obligations entirely with rash would have been Interpreted "Inflationary” in soma quarters. Loral weather Saturday, high B7, low 74, rainfall .13 of an inch: •Sunday, high 8V, low 7.’>. lamfall II) of an inrh. The City IH .i’ ir offer- .nan' happy returns to Jackie Spenn r, Lansing ‘Buddy * Dullov Joe llnuglast and Arthur Jimlnui, « hose blrthj.i i are rel-brulou lo­ de), and congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. ('. M. Flowers up-n the 10th snn!v«rs*fy of their mar­ riage, Congratulations also arc ex- tcndei}^ Or. and .i’jr*. JL U-Me- W & ? tba tVahhl ver­ sary of their inairitgv, relcbrated /rstrrday. Mr. anil Mrs. Harry M Lapworth were In Sanford today foi a -hurt time on business whirh called them from their summer home at Da)tons Beach. They re­ turned late this afU-rnonn, plan­ ning to remain fur pioliably an other week, or until the heat spell ha« tiroken. Mis 1‘apworth hss aiiparently recutsred from a heavy cold which confined her to the home over last week-end. Hr I, T. Dues, of thle ri'y, s i rlerted yetlarday as president id the Centre] Florida Chlroprai'-its Association, to serve froi.i OcloIs-r, 11)34, through fteptemtwr, !t»3S. Ill- had lieen vlcs-preaident of the organisation for the jwtt two ) oar- Fleet inn came at a merting in Orlando where It was dec'itrd al-u lhai l)r. Does should represent this section at th« annul cjnrcnuoii at Daylnna neat month WASHINGTON, Sept 10,—OT) —A plan intended to prevent a threatened collapse of the wholegueollne market and at the same Ume lid down petroleum ■pproved today by It waa brought and recboard. o n in iaM bjr ha plan Tht coordination committee Neal Myers Freed Thr III .barter nirmlirni of the proposal provide* far the I purchase ^y Jury Of Farmers Sanford Junior Anllrr- l-d ge dill of all surplus gasoline Iby major oil gather at tho Elk* Hall al 6:00 conpanlaa In tha antit area rast NORMAN. Okie* Bcpt. 10.- „Vli«k tonight to start Iheir motor o ' tha Rocky moanUI Most of < A D —A Jury of farmers arquItUd tup lo San Lando Spring* where ba o obtained from Neal Myers yeaterday of a charge they will spend thr evening swim­ A. laaollno will bo fa riflnera. of murder brought in connection ming and enjoying other gemea. with the death of hla college ewret- Offirlala of the lenlgr today urged all tKiya who would like to become hrart, Marian Mills, IB. Wins Tears Gooded the eyes of the 21- charier member* lo do »o before year-old pharmacy aludent, aa ts- Wednesday night's meeting. Alt A t “Movie jury announced the verdict, ovrr-j newcomers are cordially Inr'i/d to riding the state's contention that join th* picnic tonight, DATTONA. 8*pL flapt 10 tOe—Koart du the University of Oklahoma beauty —— — Bota, aa-fannar, ax-musician ai-m and queen died last July from the rfMayor W. A. Lcfflrr will prwlde TOTtat deputy ahariff, walked out facts of an illegal operation *or over tonight's ntretlng of the City • f tea Kmftra plarkoua last night which it sought to hold Myers re-. Commission but for the third conwinner In a sponsible. . I (Continued On Psge Four] lasted far six theater and the hushed aa U>a lo iX iill lt llL * ftWLUtt- pJLa.dimWUi****' 1velt yesterday by Donald in hi* la*l Tv\ Arthur BridgersJoinsRodman Lehman In Retiring From High School Faculty Satu rdajr'a annoimcamtnt that Rodman Lahman, Saminola 1 High School faculty mombar had n allied to Wacom* principal of Winter Park High School, as* followed fay tha BMOOorar thia morning of tha roslgrutim realgna of Arthur Bridgm , J r, from I Saminola High faculty. Superintandant o f Sehoola T W. Lawton atatod that Mr tha North tkla artntor, aa an agant for aa lnaardnca firm. H« bod taught la Saminola High tor tea port twa yuan, and at Janker High far owe tarn. Mr. Lawton aald that Prof K. J. Uaajr will ha drattad to teeih subjects taught last year by Mr. luhman. and that Nellie WHItam* of thle cltr, graduate of Florida State Collogo for Women this year, will repiaoo Mr. Bridgm . It also was rwvoaled that provided qualified instructors assy lw secured to augment the prev­ ent staff, a full commercial course mey be offered poplls aad p.Mt-grndaatee for the first •cheat opened. All commarelal subjects oacapt Bualnaaa Engtlah and Oommarrtal l a » now ara arallahla, Mr. Low* ton said, and tha hap# la that an instructor may ha aocursd who would trarn three subject* (Coot] naan Qa Pago T teM ) Fads Easily Secured JudgreMadeKeversihle Give True Picture, E r r o r In Palatka Claims Dingfelder Case In His Charge rrpnrt immrdiatrly w « * by Urpubliranp a s k i n g helpful to their rauar. acarnrd hnawrra "T h e Nation Ij r ri*irn nut o f thr ih'pthi of its worst drprraRion." Hirhlwrg Mid, "and is m o v­ ing stradity fon var d In th>* prm' wra nf a d rfin itr vcuituinir rrrnv rry aml is bud Iknjr new drfr*v*ri airamul a tr cu ii rfi c r o f iTonmi.if ill* fioiu which it ha» brrn »uf* frr imr " T h r itumry rkpr ndrd m thrar If i rat run^t i urtivt1 rfforta ir* of t"it»niM\ fat b*RR than thr cost i*t Julius Dingfelder, prominent lo | TAI.I.AII ASSF.K, Sept, in cal resident mid Florid* raprc*en- fAIM —The supreme court tmlay lam e fin the New York and Flor­ rtverset! for new trial the cfinvic lion aial life imprisonment sen id* commission firm of C. ]• A M. tehee* of Mirsby Finch and Ralph Dingfrldei, replies to the charge Stoken on • charge of kidnaping in th«t comniisaioft men are "ihe*ting I'utnam cotmty. the fai mer to dcuth" with tH* It was * reversible error, the statement that the char** la not upheld by fact* which art •vmll- court ruUnl, when Judge George glia to alt persona thrush tha Jackaun* praaidto* at tha 1|1a1 in Palatka,* failed In charge the jury Federal Market inn Sarvict. Admitting that there are aoina that tha proof uf kidnaping fur "unreliable eumiiiis»inn huuaca," ransom was nert*i*ar> to return a mi-i aNeti Mr. Dtngfiddrr also Htilci that conviction under the over* prtnluct ion, infiimr i|u*lity, "Florida 1.lii'H*orgl! I jiw " Finch ami Stokes, charged wilh pfnir j ack, and reckle*'* di*4riiiuli'"H may he hlamnl fur thr t-vil"* au ­ kldl naji liing Adiam Sikes ami holding hint for iutn>>>mr w*‘H* tlu* fir*l to dition in a statement rvlcaacd to The be convicted under the law. Herald tint nmrpinir. Mr liiny fi ldei km>R as follow a. "An a reader of your daily pa­ per 1 nut iced in variouii imsueR at tacks made by varioui persona and ffrnupa dUparaylntf commlaiUn men, supposedly handhnir various crop* produced in this ►action and rejH'ating a remark made and pub TAIJ.AIIA.HSKt:. Sept 111 (A D It*bed recently, these cotnmtaamn Attorney-Gem ial fa r ) ll I jmuI,men ‘ahrtdniir* the grower tv*| today ruled that bu-al upturn pro­ death. hibition election* railed on peti"T h er e i* In idly an mdualit tUm* prrarntrd to rourily roauti** vhuar l u m - v or fa lime l* a- flonrr* prior to Hipt, 7 ara invatu Hrlet that thr fi-tltlon* closely aligned with the welfare of but bv the produiti ,*v -hip|»r a, that uf i t'tiuld Iw withilra wn ami |»r«wnt«-»t I he rnntnii--ion man and the |»-< ttpin, anil the rivet loll* wtmb) bt ishahlc indu-li). |b*iral "The writ, i wi-hea to go on re, . Isocal optliui vlrctiuna nu»> br nr,I In* slating if the various |h-i hrM fin the tim e dale* a* tht* jf• ft son* amt gmup* alia,king tin it at rlrrlinn* thr A ttor nr y tii* nr i runiiinssion iiu-iclianl and the in hI . aid, if ftvr permit nf thr du*U) tied taicfully thought on i |iia]if(ed voter* ■lif 11 a p* titmn condilion* which actually existed for th. t.llot for the past three or four yea,^ number of I'minty Con,inl­ and .1 tin. was nut in tin , „ mllprl alrrady liavi callnl ■ Ima knuw Ji ilr t , thry nbityltl ubliti (ton 11nurd Ob Tag* 1) t nr yrai uf |ta, U n p a i ion in Ihr Worbl W ar with Its vast ilrslrur* Imri uf h fr and \ ruprrty It ha" burn a Rinall prirr to pa> fm a if irat Kiln.’* It u hhrrg Raid I fi.tKiu.tinn m|i |i Ii ratluiiR to national aiiil »(ntr un pitiymrnt srrvicra within thr la -’ li! months Indicated thr ntairm linlr t»f thr unymployny nt piub Lam, and adiiad Mlt U natural t«t ___I iliRappuInt mrnt tha I thr rr frr have not been great i t irdurtu*nfc" in unemployiiu rd "tin thr other hand, hr *aid, "On aetnrvemeilt* *.| uu yrai air rlraiiy evident, ah hough only I■M11 tallli mraaiM!**!, *•> lheat* lacls, "O ver lo rn tr (Iitployrd lei pi iRe*. w u ik r i" have in pi iv air m "Over II have Landis RulesAgain burn given It-mpuraiy public no inrnt. 0 n Local Option, pin)"Uvur H7fx,tMhl have been e m ­ during p a d of the yeai Elections Of Nov. 7 onployed | rinaiii-nt public w o rk 1 * Havana Excited Over , . , „ , , Macro Castle Affair C r u c t '-n c r S " ),' In ____ Port After Close ( all HAVANA. .Sept. 10.— ( A l l Without newspapera aa the n - nil | of the recent law prohibiting Hu h publication on Sunday. rcUi ves l( 11a, a file "mouldering in b and friend* of |>*iMngrr* ah a- I h*dd apd her pa " r n g e r s .sleep the ill ptaircil lm*r Mono I m ►"inidly in then islimi steam* u i yesterday besieged the A*sn« . 10 port today under her own g h ri I'res* office* her* in i|uest id i anal Zone firemen who sped oti fur ffltdmn into the l*acifu Ocean bt The capital, shocked arid fight the Llate cm the vessel were drned k> thr dlaaatar that --\ 11 edited w ith saving tin possibly took the Ward IlniT that s from llavatta Wadfiesday, - ltd from a fate like that o f the Murm < artle. talk o f ualhing Harold Taylor Freed 4 North CaroIinanH In Death O f G i r l Die In Plane Crash BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Hi charged He|»t I II .— ( A P ) — F o u r persona — <F)— Harold Taylor, were iristanUj killed late ye*trida/ with killing T a>e New, 19-year-old when an airpU** crashed near Howard college co-ed, waa acquitted by a jury in Jefferwon circuit Clingman, 16 sail** awat of Iwn Th* . U d f court here yesterday. Taylor, imperturbable and stoic Carl S. Coffay. 16, pilot pilot owner of thr plana; Murph Math] 4 1. a through the trial, wept to import farmrr, Ht. t, Roaring River; Hire Rob- of the foreman'* word* dawned on art Grrrn, 27, Cllagman men ret bant* him, and hla attorney Morel Mont gomery, collapsed and had to I** and I rater Boyd, M , ' a mechanic,! mi Ya'lkinrlllc, I Carried from the court NORTH WIUOtBBOIlO, N i . h ii m m Thr map above shows the U S. Havana passengrr liner* Morn* CaMlr, burned oil the c* a^t i »i Nrw Jvi ary. It was feared a* least -till persons lust their live. Many of those iiMued landed in lifelioatR at Hpi ing l-ake lb at h. Seagirt, and a l the mouth ol the Shark river\ Hodlrs were seen floating near Sandy lleok (A s s o c ia te d l*rwaa M a p ). ELIMINATION OF PROFIT MOTIVE IN W A R U R G E D ..11 u> 4 i Warms said be la.cd his ba» lief on the fact that an incen­ diary attempt vns made on the boat on its previous Voyage. He also thought significant the fait that a blair was ducowivd m the Fillip * locker which "Blew mil" at the atart of tha fatal fire. The company Vi formal report of first fire, produced at tha hearing, agreed with the details of the Thief Officer** story. l*athc News releases first pic­ tures of the Morro Tastto disas­ ter at the Milana Theater to­ night. The picture was taken from an airplane circling the burning ship early Saturday morning while passenger* can he plainly seed leaping into the water Survivor* tell the story of their rescue- Other picture* show exhausted passengers struggling in the water near the beach after their eight mile swim from the !*»at Ills belief was shared in Bal­ boa, the Canal Zulus by swatstl officers uf thr (tiace liner, Santa Rita, which mult* port today, NASHVILLE. Bapl. 10.- W 1 - with a lira in bar hul«L whw 4*Kdward A Ilayea, National Com* dared after docking thnt "Th* fire here and tlso nn thr* Morro mantler of the Amrrlcan I*egion, ( a"Hr was thr wm| r of an Inadkoiated la*'t night B "prmciplr h-rnational ratio's! orgnntia’ ion. Their views w%re shared In of universal servln "’ reijuinng "every rlrment1" to serve in tear Havana by Taptal i Oscar lleiriMndt-E, Chief of the Havana time "without |>rivilrge and prof pit it Police,, who declared that it ** The Morro Castle fire seem* to I bluer big (hi open mg address have been the wu.*k' of commu­ at the sixteenth annual Hlule I*** ■ nist*. apparently of a passenger gmn convention. Hayes discussed a who boardeti the ship wilh fireetateinerit of l egion policy to be making rtieinirals in hi* bag* considered at the rial tonal rpnvrri- gage." Ittift ni Miami ro vt month. At As bury Paik, « ter rifle shot sparks and "This statement deals speelfl- Idas! which tally with the Legpn’s stand rr flaming cinder* high in the a*r gaidlng disabled veterans," he dr today prevented searchers frjm dared "but It goes I'till further hoarding the bull of Lb* luxurious and look* to more hasir declaration liner which caught t ue Satur­ of Individual responsibility to our day (in the beat b not fai from government." Hr continued: (Continued <>n Page 4) ih r W „ i l , | 1\ a i . w h ich a rc r e f ! « T » ,l today in I tie of gaiilted opposition Big Store Cancels $I7M3<> In D c h t H aitietl, shall not be rep ealed in any payments' before the store went on a cash ba*i* two years ago. " T o thrm wr . a t , ‘ F a r * e t it! Thr re's a New Deal. You owe u. nothing ' " T o that || 7 M hi HR we formally and finally iilmi|ui»h all claims." t i|iiatiy, and withwul prtvilrgv and profit, we wilt then h a le t*»lah lifbed III tinUmtod Slates of America an individual responsibil­ ity for i-sch and every cilixen which well aw s kin in them a re a Il­ ia tii^n of their ci 11ten ship duties. In giving proper rare to the de* Morgan Income Tax Returns Pnder Fire WASHINGTON. Sept 10- (AT fulore war •—The Senate Hanking Tommitte* 1 hr toiiet fitiri is to be found m charged internal revenue agent* to­ NKW YORK. Sept. 10 1/1*) Thr 11earn Hep til in cu t S l i , i i n - the prmciplr of universal service day with "laxity in e nforce meni** a it v c r lla i - in liini' o f war. Hilly thereby can for acceptnig "Without *■lamina­ rmiirued in new i paper merit* recently It lim ! cancel i c l tiki iiutpinltdL nf the burden of tion" the income lax return* praeiKr«g*tinic te«t be M'ducud as between those |iared by J P Morgan and Comri*|omera* de ,t» teh«» serve with the armed forces pany, ' $l7*i,4 m.Mh ami lhi• e who serve in civilian The lengthy review of evidence Earlier thi" week the i ilp.ti ltics. that officials uf the Morgan it would discontinue all When we enact into the law o f Company of Kuhn, 1 h and t uiiif o r one ytai m order to lapse r f I In land the prmriple that every pany, and the ( apitiil t By llsiilt y in g . r I prices and "tmiulate buying Industr), capital, (tans of Nrw York "Avoided*" Inrorna The Heai u announcement said * !• ineiil, natural icsourcea, us taxrs hy "A variety of method*" "S e ve ra l thou-and Jieople owe jMiiUlum, serve was presented by the coin mitt e«» Hearn'* for debt* incurred on time Weil as manpower, must InterestingfRestful Vacations Enjoyed By Local Clergymen During Summer j Interesting and thoroughly m * i ful vacation* were enjoyed b> boa ilrrgymrn this summer, tt m >ruled In short interviews rnun i by The Herald today from K* K It. Brownlee, Rev, J, If R*">t jtrv VV A. Cooper, and Rev .Me* (l(| j Bram, who have Just re |urrie<i from visit* to aeveral "ec llolw 0f the country. Rev. Bram accompanied Itrv H I Louttlt, former pastor of Holy Troaa Eplacopal Chunrh, t»» *h.» School of the Prophet* in Ever green, Colorado, where they si^ni three of th e ir’tU week* nf %*«• lion in study and reflection En­ tering Colorado by way of Chicago r Iinuiglii drnth to morp th>*n 100 «f its pjiaxrnjtrrs Suttirdny. told n govcrnu'iit in­ quiry ttsiav hi1 siisjmm'UhI th at tht* liIar.c.wHH started by nn Inrrniliari'l. 11ayes Would Enlint Every Element To S e r v e Voluntarily "kaim pFicrR of M*vrh ba»ir eoininoditirR have Iwen i ai »r*4 within the yrai to l*f» percent of pre vtar 'parity amt U»ial farm niroinr Its* menaced fai more "T h e sta te m e n t d eclares that than otic billion thdlai* 1 1 k p i ) ..iMHJ.’ MMi.OtMf h ave h ern th e ln e « |u a h tirs th a t r s l s t r t l in ( I tm tln u rd on I'a g c T h e r e ) fi J v.ifJEW, YORK, . StT l. 10.— rA r’. ) —C h ie f THTicrr WI1linnt F. WnrniH, Master of a billion-doHaf f .rFMise in farm income ware It mm-nr rrtfrMo-m t e x t ile , w alkout plan t* under m ilita ry protec­ tion .' E ffo r t* tow ard a nettleraent o f the rontrnraray wrra at a atandatill aa tna atrlka an•M tarad tha second w**k after manufaetnrara had rejected tha artiltration proposal by ,Iabor. Francis J. Gorman, national (triha leader had proposed that I the mediation board headed by GoTimor John 0. Wlnant, af N*W Hampshire, sununon em­ ployers’ repreaentatlrea while Oormsn and unlo^ leaders would represent labor. . Tha textile modlatlon board mrred last night to ipaed up arbttratlon of thr natloo-Wlde walkout at mill workers aa labor fixed 6 P. M. today aa the deadline for ac­ ceptance by industry of lU plan to -'pattls the dispute. Chairman John G. Wlnant In• • eltad George A. Sloan, head of tha cotton textile Institute, to meet with tha board this morning to discuss the atrlka leaden-' pro1Roast.' , Sloan accepted. J The mill owners previously had , ignored the offer of an armed trues made last night by Franck' 'J. Gorman, chairman of the special strike committee of the United Tactile Workers. Garmon proposed all mills be | ■t h i l l while Aa textile board attempos to arbitrate tha depute. -------- Wa sh in g to n , s*Pt. .10.— W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 10. • (A .P .) — R en ew ed p lo k q t- 3 and 8t Rev Bram stalrd that "N oth in g is exagg erated In •tor tea about the i f fret uf the long i|r<iqjfht, for te* hardly a blade " f green gra «- or foliage from the l tine we crosM'd the Mississippi un­ til we reached Denver." Among the things which i u■ inr*>sed Rev. Bram and Rev. I«outtit were the great numbers of new automobile* seen on the highways, the hundred" of tourists from all sections (jf the country, and the activity in the gold mine regions of Colorado and the oil well legion* of Oklahoma and l-oulsiana Rev. Brownlee and hin family t Continued On Page Three J • 1 JamcH Roosevelt Safe After Being Minning BOSTON, Sept 1“ James ItiKiaWelt, the Pii,*iii*'lil •» *'Ideal son, reported hist at s*a I*skt night, is safe at Portland, Maine, h« no­ tified his summer home at Marion by telephone He » i » on a racing arhiMiiii-i, ie|i*u te*l uvi i duo. Coast guard arid naval w atelf had lieen ordeied hi search for the missing tv**at LO C A L W E A T H E R t» 21 21 :i i* si Ao A v» I T* •Hah l a w S s k t •eel* 1 t I I I • I .. t ------- ■ ---------------t e a - & . ‘j ' <, p' .. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 08, 1934; <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/73ee80aafc351a00fa59e310a163ac8e.pdf 9d74ddf0e23fe6755b354b3378b7779f PDF Text Text J t t l A L D , S A N F O t D , F L O R ID A * Hearst Says People Of A m e r i c a Will Heed P i e d Pipers TH U R S D A Y, S IP TE M B I H feed beelnea* fand | w d wagre meant rood market* for prefdfc and producer*. Why fergtt Om m simple troth* now! C U PM Piper completely mislead u*T “ We bore always known*that amooth talker* i * m day And alt down calmly aad rtaaon mil a fa * Um politician* out do nsthlng hot (twmtlnocd Prom Page r*na> thlnfi for them**Ire*. talk and that tha waalUL>f ths their motley kind from time Im­ country and wagaa $S tho MBtlcoun“ What made their country #>niintr*e memorial. The** irreeportilblea It real! Waa I t . Csmmunlam, Bo- try aad the mnrkatn, o f tEa coun­ can atwayi tell other* whet to do, claltim, DeapotlamT Or waaylt try are created by tlm business of although they cannot do It them­ aoond democracy? .What made the coontry. We caa;ba today aa and aa practical, aa selves. Ae Elbert Hubbard aald of their coontry rich— and it la rich sensible profraaora, They Know ao many now today, tha richest country on thoughtful and thrifty, aa wa hare 0o4'» blesaad earth? Wpe It alwaya been. Battle*eft Select Oyatccs “ Wa ahould atop wasting tha merely theory and dsmagqglc ora­ Bu lb era Lobateri tory or Joet plain, practical In- people'* money In fatlia fantastic Bad Baapper Steak ll a l r C a l •apartment*. Wo should step piling doitry? „ •*. Sea. Baas Steak Sham poo ourtslrs* and “ We bewail the dcpreailon up huge debt* for P e a p*ae ‘ our children to etroggla under for period. Well, we harp been through Speckled Trout. R e s t F acial W j Should atop on *fcat war In which we Mediae* yraru to coma. September Special ly waited moneyWe hare been theea heary and hampering taxa­ Large HpecMed Perch A ll For 75c BaH Water Mullet through a period of recktee* •pec­ tions which burden business and aupport paraalUa poHI41*11 ..*•#■ Frank Shrimp. Reef tab ulation In wMeh w » ptapUl, ' lost C. F. B A L E S " H g u aad Fryer* “ W • should and once and far all oor money. Our trouble* are UrgeFlret St. A DeUnd Road the NBA and ita Nonianalcal, ly- of. ou xgtw n .. creation# ,ait4! BtdlouUaaf Antnlala - lartnsfa— a* Americana ate not the kind of with national and legltlmaU inpeople who 'can dish It out but duatrlal development. Wa should YanM t tale It/ are we? <— undtratand that aatraragant em­ “ We hare been In were and de­ ployment ii and must he only tem­ pressions before, and we hare porary and that permanent em­ come through them handsomely by ployment must coma from Indus­ Increased the excreta* of courage and com­ trial development and ■ mon sense—by precepts of sound buafnei* activity. 405 F . 4th St. democracy and encouragement of “ Until we do reallt* there ele­ Sea ■table Industry. W * hav* alwaya mental facta wall go from bad to FRYE R S lb. TROUT 2 lb*. known anongh to build business. worst, and. while doing so, sink 7 Killed At One MU1 deeper and deeper Into tha mlr* Let ut know that much now. In South Carolina; ’ Largs Base 1 “ We nave alwaya known enough o f debt. -SHRIM P lb. STEAK lb. to develop and diversify eur In­ Estimated 3 6 5,000 dustry. _ We have always known 1 Workers Now Idle Mullet and NegTo ResidentsForm that protection of American Indus­ HREAM 3 1-2 Iba. SNAPPER lb. try meant the maintenance of tha < Busin essmen*sLeaffue (Coo tl sued Prom Page I ) American standard o f living. the national labor board, was .'Fitwide Boltem Why not knew that much now Colored residents of this city created under an executive order LOBSTER lb. FISH 4 Ibn. “ W* bare alwaya known that hav* organlxed a Sanford Colored signed by the President. a fr . V active and expansive Induitriae Business Men's league, and they Ita duties are ae follows. WATKHMEI/ONS meant ample and liberal employ­ have named Frank H. Harris a* 1. To Inquire Into the general ment. We have always known that their flret president. character and extent of the Other officer* are; D C. Brock complaints of warltera In Ih* coLae vice-president, K. S. Johnson ae ton textile, wool, rayon, silk and secretary, and M. C. Moseley ai silled Industries. Argo or Staley 2. Inquire Into problems con­ treasurer. Organisation session was held at fronting the rmployct In eaid In­ Moseley's Funeral Home on San­ dustries. ford Avenue last Friday night, and .. 3. Consider ways and mean* a second meeting (■ scheduled to of meeting aald problem* and be held at the same placb tomor­ complaints. 4. Eiercle* In connection with row afternoon at B:00 o'clock. Sanitary C itrisG row ers, Shippers Agree O n Pro-Ration 25 20° 25 25° 25 25" 18c 20° l a r r E R root) IH » Ho* of pobfe m o M t a 44. '• . O n requskt of the parties to o labor dispute, act aa a beard of .voluntary, arbitration or •elect a potion or dfrracy for rolaatary ertlt ratio* , * . T. X. DOUULAXfl, Clark Circuit Csvrt, asml- uola coaair, Florida. W d Poultry J. W A I T S & S II N , nr; A. u. w xxK a, ' XX c. L E G A L NOTICE none* o r a f f u c a t i o x sow t a x d m d i n cam n o n e i an o r -ran a a e a a u . s t a t o t b s OF T i l BTATW o r P L O IID A Nolle* la harskp alvaa Uat J. T> BOHN, parehaaer af 4/SSths. of Taa Carllfleat* No. til. 4at#4 Ik* 1*L day of Aagtist, A. D„ t in , has filed ■tic eerttfleal* In my of nee, aad Saw made application far taa deed le lean* In accordance with law. MM certificate embracer the fallowing described property •Heated la lew la oI• Coanty Florida, lo-wtti l-ola II and It Teague’s Add!Us a. Tha aald land being eeaeased at tha data at tha Italian#* at uuk mmttlflcat* In tb* name of UNKNOWN. .V*l**a *Wto. rvtttlldat# ahall ba rer8s»megrvU~.tf»bW-eeTAw-lea dead will leeu* thereon on the Sth. day of Aeplember, A. D„ lilt . 'tinea* my o ffic ia l a lg n a lu f* krd thle Ihe led.’ dey o f Avsust. b BHM*W ib b a l .) V. X DOUilLAkd, Clerk Circuit Court, Aeml•el* Uoonly Flertda. - A. D, H it. 0.. Hit. 1IK AL) ■ M m l f i t * Referee foe the parpoee of eoaloctlaa a PeaTin* IbcrveS,, TOO wftl pisses Uka sottc* Inal aoM heart a* will he had la ihe *f-c fteeo *1 the oadhralpoed Rataiee at. Ur laada, FlsrMa, la eald dl.trlct. aij l».ee •*•!•** In the lareoojn aa Ih# Jth dap ef OeihMr. a. XX. let), aa# Ihat all known' erWItaua-aafcJwhy paraoaa la tateraof' la*f* appear-M aald lima pad pldaa aad ahov can*#. If war thep have, war tha prarare of aald petfMoner abpald pel a* araaled. •. Dated at Orlaada, rierlda. Ikla Itb. dar at Peptalker, a d , 1*14. WILLIAM N. kt.LIM, Referee la Baakropte/. ▼. B. DOUOLAM, Clerk Clrrull Court. Bawlsole County, Florida. W F ________ C O ^ ^ C C T S H I M M Y Byi A. 1L W K X g Dyi A. M WUKKB, D. C. IN T im DleTNItTP COURT OF THR tlWITRn 1 T A T I I , lo r T fia a x D t l T X K ' T OP FLORIDA. IN NOTICR OF AFFLICATIOM FOR TAX DRRD VNDRR IKCTTON *T* In RAXXRCFTCY. Ihe Mailer of I IIU . LUMfiKIt OP TNR ORNRRAA PTATUTR* COMPANT, a Corperatlea, DankOF TKR BTATW OF FLORIDA. rapt. Nellra la hereby give# lhat W IL­ LIAM WALTKIl, purrhaaar or Taa nRPRRRK-S NOTICR OF llMARINI! I'enirirau No. T, dated the lit. day _A_j>*llllnii_f*r_d lach*r£ *__^_lhv described property ellualed In Sem­ inole County, Florida, to-wlt: Ilea II. ltd k A 4* ltd W of Nli Nee. rfj.l See. tl. Top. H Noulh Rena* ft Kaet, Hun W. a n y w h t r * on t h i b o d y— 4* fid X 4* R4. I I I M . M 4* of AugueL A. I), j l l L bae filet, eald glao bumino ifriu ikd rerllflrata In ml office, and ha* mad* application tor IAX deed In aootbod and holpcd by A flQ j leave In accord#nee with law. Bald certificate embrace* Ik* following ltd. . . .1* sere*. ITCHING.. The sale.’ land being aaeeeaed at Ih* 7 M v W *d *r in r \ .W W , img. tb.\ l » y t * r < * r 'i f t t * i t * i it 4 *M ir m i, «*i/d’-v W* R tm iy rnUM prtcitt lattmmtnU. T*J Ml.] SFMINOLF. T I R L ' S H O P R e s in o ls B stores FOR BALEt Missionary Strawber­ ry Plante. Rea Packard. Blue Roae Whole Grain NOW READY to transplant- — 200,000 each of Tomato, I'rpper, Eggplant, Cotlards, C a b b a g e Plant*. 11.26 a thousand in quan­ tities. B. F. Haines Altamonte Springs. McRae'* Better Pei Phone 600 20th A French Oeceola Over Sea Relish or TEA 3 ox. pkg, 10c 1-2 lb M A Y O N N A IH E 8 ox. 12c i Post BRAN Salad D R E S S IN G W A N T APS 10 to 1« H. P. Kicker. Lockwood Chief Preferred. Phone 161-J. L. P. llagmn, Jr., 1102 Park. LWffB Yallow Rip« B A N A N A S 4 lb s ■ W H IT E H O U S E . . E vap orated Ovrr Sea F I.A K E H Maxwell each II VUM* COFFEK llvrt SrA Quirfak or lb. R egular O A T H Bwanadown Fru tla fo r Haladn N o. 2 ci ?f. B. C. Premium OlC«ol» Bods Crackers 1 - 2 lb. pkg.. H LA C K H E R R 1 E H Osceola Over Sea lb ........ .................. 1 0 c Ur * 1 lim a He tins 3 tlmcR. 7c llna 6 Ur im . 2 fo r Over Sea p ip .......... CAKE FI.OH It CbFPEE 8 ox. K N o. 2 c 5c 11rr 1 moRth. Csaat flee words ta Has. Doable rate fee eaptUl black face letter*. M la lm o a t c h a r t * S N A ll i ‘ ----- *~* #4 1 serve im * will bo ekeifM foe l k s > » • f Mmao erSewS. Re aafoeea C ove O Y H T E R 8 N o. I can IB— Apartmentx for Rant Inna Brand FOR RENT: Unfurnished g*r*f apartment, 310 1-2 Palmetl Avanu* Apply 310 Palmatto. N o . 1 ran d ih C .............. A w Over 'Has Turnip Green*, Cut Deans or Ooceoia Red Kidney llrnna No. 2 can 10c Over Sea (F ancy S P IN A C H ftF ll 2 No. l cans..... Sweet Mixed or RAT TERRIER puppies, fine milk RAVE YOUR W ATCR repaired goat, 10 pallets, typrwnler .ink, by on* who really know* hqw shallow well drill outfit. All priced Brigg*. Jeweler. Mag. Are. — r j reasonably. B T. Ttller, Poola. Carnation M IL K 3 tall cans 8,— Autom oblloR (ioldan Key M IL K 3 U II cans TO ILE T TISSUE 3 rolU ^ AC Plain PICKLES 8 ox. Jar............ J . U Argo U LACK PEPPER 3 fo r q c Corn STARCH 1 lb. pkg............... 4 Pure Gold SYRUP plijl can Compound AC ............ J L U LARD 3 lbs. 1D31 IX)NG W H M L bare F o rt M O N D A Y , B E P T . 10th. truck, A -l condition Aut* A. Mtin delivery truck |tW. T-Ford ABOUT IIS10 IlKAD OF O O O ; delivery truck |tt. Bm U and Bor*. YOUNIt H U t l l AND BADDL lionaxa a n d is i i Ua d o f jnnitK AND fltlUHNlKY MI t-CMl’Ow a C A R L T O N U V E STOCK EXCHANGE LE T J. W. BHADOIN repair ■ D o rwood a v x a n d L a x sharpen your l a w n ma CITY ROAD MAIL ADDNRAH l»4t OAK FT, Theyril cut Ilka new. l i t Kim JACk eONVILLR. FLA. ’ , Del Mont* Fruit SULTANA Over Sea F ^ n cy l*E A B ’ String Beans 2 £ 5 c ^ S a l a d 2 T...';3 m i P i c k l e s 2 jan ^j i « Iona Tsmier Cut FIVE ROOM houaa with t w o screened porches, porta eochcre. and garage. All modern Improve­ ments. Best location lo town. In­ quire at H. A A. Store, | ,4 FOUR ROOM house witlpuad el Paola and Uarda Park- ■ |3XK) month. P. O. Boa 676. Kellogg's 5 c T o m a to e s 3 Peuut Batter Bread A Butter \ - M B^ ' LnxSOAPc»ke6d LnxFLAKESpkg.9c | Skinner , . * Ud|/ RaiamB R A N P^J. hour Enamel — NO B K T T K R W ANTED: Middle aged lady for MADE. Sunlsy-Rogsrs Hardware steady out aide position. Salary and commtaalon. Apply F. O. Bex •TA __________ 10— Flowaix Rod PlaoU_____ FOR SALE: Tomato plant* for aal*. M. B. Lowe, Geneva Are- MEATS Fancy Western (from tarns beef) Bsaf ROA h TO- Ih----------------Wbstera p o rt* M EAT M ARKETS Cbopo Ends 18c Conlrr Cuta F tert W*eUrn-i-' V - . i . ‘j �> > i '..•“ •J \i • ' "iJ H - ....... ...... ...... ' ‘ ■^ -V - u fame* ; ra* w iA im tv Fair tasUght sad t S u h y. bTUhti In f la iU t ’i Heart he W k V i Greatest TeteUbte M Rkhest Garden Land j A N INDEPEND ENT D AILY NEW SPAPER * Associated Press Price Five Cent* SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1M4 N U M B E R 171 ianan Ready BOLD OFFICIAL Jaycees Vote Lead Fight NEW LEAGUE Big Textile Strike Against Delivered Sales PROBERS Idea O f Buying Produce REPLIES TO In Suspension But To K illH ueylf A n y ITS CRITICS Unions A r e Losers Harny Befalls Son i AN UPROAR V Pins -r'.J't pro PrRA RULE Militia Called Out ToInsure. “PureAnd BANS SUIT CLUBS, ,.ToInaure.t'PureAod .T .H t h Is M e m b e r O f ^ IZ S ^ T i O N E C E O T . SALES — f A - R ) — A lfr e d Staraant, -------- Uoamlotaily endoraing tha Ag■(culture Committee'* recommen­ dation that “ W* are opposed to SubmarineFirmAgent tha delivered sales method of eelilW Florida farm commodities Says He Placed 2 and favoring tha establishment of MembersOn Strong •n FOB bania of salvo,” th* mambanhlp nf tha Sanford Junior H o u s e Committee Chamber of Commerce last nl(ht set To motion plans which are ‘ WASHINGTON, Bcpt. 7.— <AP> afmad at tavltag thou rand* o f dol­ —A boaat by an official of th* ing* for the grower* of this ace(llttl,,* £ . % & “Personally kin him he .would any other mad; Und e r T ° S u p p l e m e n t two membara on tha T h e ir O w n C o d e , ~ ~ „ • 0 0 , • member 6f the Baton Mnt n ] M " ha* been received here Rouge Company of the SUte fro™ waiter Hawking i u u nra Militia aa a m u lt of today** prl-j compiling director. Aiary aleetion mobilisation. Th* ruling slatr^i I definitely ) From Naw Or lean* cam* word that y>c*a form* of merchandising that ft * city became a htif* poten are barred after Sept 1 under in tie! battlefield today aa "Qem-r- terpretallon of th* retail cod*. Ola” Huay Long and flemmo* Th* copy of th* NRA release, Walmaley took oear th* commands •n approval order of an amend­ * f (frantic peaceUis* arm 1* 1 . ment to th* retail code, follow* in | “ General” Lons'* ttala aoldiera full; swarmed into Naw Orleans by an“ Combination tale* of mere han­ tom obi lex, bunco, and apaclal d le , typical of which I* th# "On#trilno from all ottr* the au t* us Walmoley’ a military ita ff (roomed cant Sal*,” and th* «al* of marchandia* upon a condition lnvolv-, kla reinforced police man-power. Bath Sana tor Long and Mayor Ing th* element of chanc*, ilmlWalmaley profaaaad that the (teat l*r to what la commonly known clans o f anna was to Inaura a |a* the “ suit club plan" will, after rlec- 1 K*Pt- *• U* regarded at violation* “ Purs and peaceful” primary rlec-' tian on « * p t 11. Both hav* n n . |of the retail code. didatca In th* fj«)d. * I “ Prevision* covcrlnf ouch traiw"Klngflsh" Long placed hi* faith : aetloni wera Included In amendIn th* full strength of th* Loui.i-i ni* nla «° U>® code, approved to ana National Guard, animated to da, by the National Recovery Ad total about 2000 fully armad aol-j mlnlatratlon. Unlsea (odd eauac dlert. |to the contrary la ahown to th* Whlraaley had 1000 rvyular po- AdniinUtralor within the Interlie# and 500 othara aworn to aid ] vening Ion days, tliu amendment* tham.' 1 «' j approved will then become effaoLot>( charged that Walmaley al live. po counted Upon tha aid of Colomil “ A public hearing on th* f ja j Moldsy, leader* in "Central (Crotioned Ob Pag* 5) American revolutions to heail a powerful Iloua* rule* committee and *nglneered through Cong rent a (3,000,000 company claim yeitenlay cauued an uproar in the Senate mu­ nition! investigation. Sterling J. Joyner, tha firm’* Washington rep m e ntalive, frank* ly took credit in a IrtU-r written to Henry R. Cara*, president of alectrie boat, in Drremtwr 1028, for the election to the rulce committee of representative. Fort, of New Jereey, and Marlin, of Massachusetts, both Republicans. Joyner, wrote to Cars*, that "it ia a pleasure, indeed, to report to you that ail our legiilatlve efforts have borne fruit." Committee members charged the Klrctrie tloal Company matnialrirj a 50-foot motor launch here which was used for pleasure trip* l>y high government officials and foreign envoys. Fort is nut of Congress, hut Mar­ tin is still a member of the Iloua* and the rule* committee. Joyner hs> not been prevent at the injuiry, which yesterday brought in more names of high Navy and govern­ ment official* in connection with a world-enveloping submarine aales campaign by Electric Boat. flame, vlaibly perturhrd by the Introduction of the Joyner letter ( Continued On Page Five) III, I Mil'll II " I -f-r r - Over 50 member* of the organ laation met *t the Valdca Hotel under the direction of acting president Georg# Thurston for a session which Included an address r by E. F. llousholder, local attor­ ney. Four other Agriculture Com­ mittee recommendation* abo war* Human Anri Property approeed. They are; Rights HcldLinked; 1. Approving a more rigid en­ forcement of the existing Florida Months Of Debate Slats Fertiliser Law in regard to Appear Imminent analysis. 2. Approving the setting up of a WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.— (A P I campaign urging growers to take advantage of ealsting federal laws —Th* Amerlran liberty league milltanlly answered its New Ih-al drauenejj tO^PT*V*St*UJj1oil*Uon ’ i m tio -U a U iuald..a.UU.a..UmJ»l^ ci?'grow?fiT turn that “ human tiulil, and prop 3. Approval of th* movement foi th* control nf the screw worm fly. While not re (it ring to President 4. Approval of th* campaign of. Roosevelt'* view that It. overlooked (Cnnlmurd On Pag* Four! “ thy neighbor,? the league eaecn Pickets Meeting With But Little Succeos ' In Attempt ToShut j Down Other Plants nr Th* a—eelelrd r n w ' :» Local weather yesterday: High Both aides held their own -;-i 88, lew 73, rainfall .20 of BJ i Inch. in the g«neral textilg atrikt n T o -u riij-A g e n rc rR .T fi'M w rm *' nouncod this morning that several local growers are planning to go to Jacksonville neat Monday to attend a mule and row sale which live *>mmlttee slalAnent— lasun.l promises many hatgalna. from headquarter, here— forwhad Senator J. J. Parrish, of Titos owed months of counter campaign vilie, one of thle section's larger ing. Appreciation was expressed fu ritrijR growers, ia In Washington in "Hie favorable nation.wide re conference with several ether xtata citru, industry leader* on th* pro­ posed 1034-35 marketing agree­ The nun-partisanship of the or ment. He le expected to return to ganisation was rc-vmpha*iied, foi hie home next Monday. lowing a hitherto undisclosed meat• R. W. Pearman, J r, fornpir rec ing In New York this week of the foundcr-commitleemrn. These In relary of the Stanford Chamber of rlud* Alfred E. Smith, John W. Commerce, la now southeastern Davis and Representative Jamas Florida field adjuatar of the NRA It la revealed In an annoo‘>rcmtnt W. Wadsworth Juuett Shmise was elected preal that he la moving his headquar­ deni and W. II. Stayton serrrtary. ter* to Room 325 In the Miami They have teamed up before in the postofftce building. Th* Ptarman now-diabanded Aaaociation Against family removed to that • ity tome (Continued Dn Pag* Four) (Continued On Pag* 3) LOREE ATTACKS1C0LBY CAUSTIC RADICAL TRENDS;CRITICISING THE IN GOVERNMENT A D M IN I S T R A T IO N .... . PlannedEconomyHeld Roosevelt Winces At Name OfDemocrnt, Simply Communism Says Ex-Cabineteer By Railroad Leader PORTLAND, Maine. Rrpt 7 — BLUFF POINT. N. Y , Sept, 7 —(A7—Seeercly condemning whit i;P) Dctiiring that th* Roosevelt he termed “ radical” trend* In gov Administration wlnre* at the party eminent, L. F. Lore*, president ol name of Democrat* ilaitibridgo the Delaware and Hudson Torpor C o l b y la*t nlfht a»»ertrd "the ation >esterday told a branch of o\eiturn of our institution*, intha his railroad's employes that eluding the porir tltutiivn, in “ planned rconomy” is "simply avowed goal **t»f the Pre»ident*s communism.” and that thki coun Immediate adv |n a caustic erituium of the Ad try is In llie “ Incipient” stage of industrial, economic and eocial iniiilalratlon, lha former ilsmo cimtir ircrtdry of atata told a 14 revolution. American “ Preliminary maneuvers are meeting failed by the urupiaxlIti-n ’(that Kilt I * * ^ under way for a complete over coalition of pi tried ic soeieticB Opportunity to become a charter A< kpo\te«man for the Ifi paintert turn of the theories of government "cubmUaion, not freedom, La to I k* turdg* cff Sre* United who walked off tha City Hail member of Sanford Junior Antlera which have held in this rountrf the future paint )ob Wrdneaday in protest lodge will end during neat Wednes­ ^ since it became a nation,” til* vet. S t a t e s '" ^ ' over the *um paid them under the day night's meeting, scheduled ti­ ^lonpoied regimentation,'1 he ernn railroad chieftain, told ll* held at the Elk, Hell itartlng at FERA’a escrow Vfcdern vtatrd to­ freight anil ticket agaftta ' 4f the natd, **ii to taka tha place of 7:30 o'clock. Aineiican ingenuity and entar* day that contrary to rumor*, the lL’ « Ji. st their animal outing. Thl, decision reached at a 'St is a alrugglt betwren collec prlrr Hurvtucratk control, avtn group " I» not fighting Mr. Ap well attended m e e t i n g l a s t gar." of our going out and coming In, is tivlsm and indlviduatlsip; trass Wednesday night after four iv •gurthaf, ha aaid, “ We ara wot land nnca forming nur political ijttrm igtf to avVyki' <Uitn men had bean accepted for chart*, atriking kffilrut tha wages offer#!! a federal bureaucracy Is not BA known ai tha land of tha free membership, bringing th* total so Hinall sum' far recruited to ID. MCollaetive farming, state op us, but agalnwt the event about which to be academic, we W ASH!NOTOlf(v*Be|R. * OR * 't. AN DO, Sept. 7.~-I)rckinn and no .me wilh faith in onr In cratian uf fartorua. and gradually |*aid u* weekly, sum* which Plan, aleo were completed for ) I n . Mary ElltabaUi Young, * 6, are not able to live on." I he initiation of th* IV. and all died suddenly at th* ham* qf her A flat refusal'by PrctilenHll oose- whrthcr Knowlvs Memorial Chapel •titotiorx. and old-time liber th* the rntirr «nVtrt concept of a jegiThe *pokttman i» t* A. Stuart, other member. In a (pecial e r e stirred at the mentated life, are to be wet up on #on, J. A- Young; nepr le ft* Mon­ veil tw'grant Soviet Ru-tia a long of Rollins College at Winter Park can but be deeply term loon an,t commercisl cr^-dlts our i*oll. « and hi* atatemint i* a* follow <( otilmued On Page Five) nn.ny on th* night of Sept. ID. Th* ro* 1st* yesterday. J "U f evurpe, Much ■ program on " W « want ilia public to uml# - 11,-le.ml Junior Antler, Lodge he, * Ftmaral aervlrea, srUl be held for more than ( 200,000,0(H) )**- Is to be legally rlassed as a regthe part of the adniinistr*tion • tarui that we do not h'fime Mr been invited to ,en.l a degree team ... y from Uia Erickson Funarml Upme tarday caused a collapse of delit ular church, will be ine.le by Judge Apgar in any way, anil that we to in• tall local iilfkar* and initiate tCtifviinued On f*i»go l- ivan at |:0 0 o’elock Saturday aft*rno»n and trad* negotlatlona between the Frank A. Smith in circuit here Oc f j H T t O W e\ 0111811 S hold no hard feelings agaiimt him. ail member*. 'with burial In Evergraan CemstrCy. two countries. tolwr 8, when he will hear the ap I t . . I, ) „ , U o in r r He ha* done avery thing in hi* Drctalon #1*4) wa* leached Rav.’ -E, D. Brownla* of th* Flr/t The President told the Ststi- De peal of the school trustees seeking l J 8 U fy l l l C T D v lll^ (Mjwer to get j* more money, but VVrdhraday night to huid a '*t*g ‘ Prea^ytarlan Church will condo-t psrtment it would be undi-sirablv lie U unable to do *0, ami we are picnic at San l*ando Spring* next -tha services, and tha pallbearer* to giant a long-term I5*n to any appreciative of what he ha* dune Monday night, and 1 ail membara will b* Joint T, Sira Iton, U J. foreign country bacaua* of Ku |tune to Rollins College, Salvation Reeves, L. O. Roe*, T. C. Crews. rope'e tremendous unpaid debt to i Army, wen* urged to look* for more new for u*. BARTOW , Sept. 7.— OP)— Mr*. Red Close and “ all Jno. E. Abernathy, and C. J. Jonas. "The impre*Minii seem' to be that rnerntwr*, and bring tham tri this Lucy Sewoi filed a petition in cir­ the United StatM. churches” of Winter Park. Mrs. Young was born In Bock we are striking for higher wages affair Continued Russian insistence on Should tha chapel be included m cuit emiet yesterday seeking to re TAMPA. Sr\A 7.- The ahut The wage* s re *ati»factor) but the Island, 111, on May 81, 1BCH. She Eialted Antler Hollix RhUiip* gain custody of her four-year-old “ prlca” for then th,. churchee, it will make 1C ten down of gambling earl) lait • mall amount of had been roaidtng with her eon for a loan as th* named Walter l,i>*er a* tlt».rm*n money we get now la being month, hundreds or mil eficiarica of the estate and K is daughter she said r11 poi led to ha''e been each week 1* what we are object of the mtamliiijf I'ubllcKy (’ommittha past 30 day*, but ihr had premise to pey cauBi-d by internal * l n f e t k i c k e d ing to ylaltad here before. Her eurvle-ir* lions in American debt* and claims .Stimatad that there will be about held for u hoard bill because we are not aide to tee and O, IV Herndon, Jr-, and The mol her slated shr gavs her polite revenue from m high total immediate con 18.000 to ( 10,000 for each legatee. Include a daughter, Mr* G. Gul- mad* futile any support our fain dies on Jtn* Hina11 It illy Thorn pHon a* inenii^iv of a child into lhr care of Mark 0*1The executor* of the estate have of IMr.iI fiuimg July to $:tH04, de brandson of Midland, 8. D.; two tinuance of nagotlatlona. Mantling Entertainment ( ‘wnnillwhrn the #pite a more intentia* drive mi atl amount." interpreted "all churches" to mean llns at Wintrr llavrn ■ona, J. A. Young, plant superin­ lev girl was 18 months old. negro churches a* well *■ white. tendent fur ths Florida Power and crime front*. Under mi sgreement, ths mother Light Co, near Lake Monro* and PlanProposedToM ake During July, fir»l month of con­ was to pay Gollin* (.') a week board trol by Chief Title worth, 4ft bnlita FEA Seen SchoolH A h Hloody Tears Fall G7 a . Young of Hollywood; 10 GasolineOutOf W heat for the t-liiM during ths summer grandchildren, Including Mary Scandal Sheet Editor Needing $7,500,000! From Woman’s Eyes |M*ddlrr* were ftnrd |60 each la*t in month indict* ma nagod to nab 11! Yoang, Ruth Young, Helen Young, WASHINGTON, Rapt. 7.—<A7 - Killed In Minneapolis ;;r d t3M * d u rtn ‘ ,h * ter. Robert-Ynuig, J. A. Young, Jr, before the lid Wrnt on, but nine# DAYTONA BEACH, Sept 7. - 1 KANSAS CITY, Bept. 7.-U P )— burning American Collins, the petition said, re that tiftie no bolila men arid only ( A1’ ) —Th* Florida Education A , Kenans City M l SUW d,Young, all of Sanford A plan for physician, wsr* agriculture Into permanent proa MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 7^(A*> fused to give up the child until lie operator* have ■ociatlon nt s confrr.-r.ee here yr, baffled yesterday at the case of a parity waa advanced yaatarday by — Howard Guilford of Mlnneapo is paid (5G5 ha claim* ia due fur two other petty terdny, rea (firmed the need of (7. t’N year-old woman who once a been arrrvtcd. n a P a i r D e n ie d Chatter G. Davis, tha farm admin lie, former adllor nf tha “ Saturday her board. With the Job* nf the principal 5110,000 full ■late ai.i for the pul. .ley weeps tears of blood. latrator. I'rvst* and th* "Pink Sheet," local Juitar II C. Prtlaway h*a art s In D eath C ase Usually in th, evening, Mrs. Discussing a proposal wharthy weekly publications, was shot and hearing for SepL 10 at Lakeland •ourca of piilire revenue, the vica lie achtH.I, of Flurtda. Tha (-.inference, M|uad foncanlrated on liquor dealpatient In surplus corn and other grain kitted her* last night. DRLAND, Sept T^K am p Bariw sheds the era *rvt dWordrrly houae*. R tv o iu i affair, we. a joint meeting uf th. th, general hospital, c^pp* might b* converted into al Two men In an automobile gad A. N. Farmer, charged with j from liquor aoiircra increaied* but executive rnmmlltr* of th* cumin t*an. Th* application of ice packs cohoi for blending into m/.ir pulled abresat of Guilford'* m* Miami C&rpentera (Jo tha mardsr of Cadrl* P- Carilla nt plain drunkcnnei* raae* decreaood Uing educational council, the wey, end medicine elope th* flow, about waa driving to his fia fteM Beach, A lg . 16, war* do- fuel, Dasla suggested this could chin* s i h* and mean* committee and the ten cubic To Work At $1 Hour from 420 to 8&0. centlmata* each tint*, well emerge a* a part of the hom*. On* man leaaad out ths •tM bond yesterday, fallowing a board of director* uf the slate a«- hut It occurs again th* following « ■ o---------program for permanent agricult­ window, shoved out a shotgun t l W n aarpoa haariag, held before suclatlon. MIAMI, Sept. 7.—0P»—Official* Manatee Not ToVote d»T.. and fired at G BUford’s coupe. Ctrosit Judge Ira A . HaUhlnaon. ure relief. of the carpenter's union yesterday Barit*,,at. Iba ia gu # a i> M fob claimed many of ths striking OnWet, Dry Problem T ~ shooting, admitted flrAn oil com|.any brought in a Use of elhyltn* gae for loosen­ craftsmen hav* returned to wink but claimed ha attaJ producing well in a canyon or the ing walnut hulls from th* karnal MANATEE. BepL T. (Ah Tha us grin isi contrsct.il. it.el the H ( era* absolved Colorado river, wilh aide* so will save growers this year about untune demand for ( 1 Mi hour Manatee county commlmun yes coroner1* Jury hat steep the sits could oaly be reached (250,000 unaally loat through lerday denied t petfllon. suhniitted scale. a r m tad oa the murdamage to th* k*rn*l. for a local option by boat. T. W. Jones, chairman uf the by 475 voters, ASHBUHN, G*-, Sept. 7— (A P ) fellow who was rich enough to union's negotiations committer, liquor referendum at th* Nuiim—The rest of marrying, says Guv have th* entire (4.50 In eaah. I lost said, however, that mo.-t of th* her genera] election. * enter Talmadga after hearing ths nut because th* lleanaa fa* was At th* same time, Polk county I carpenters racaivlng the II wag* ■lory s f O. K . Baker. 41-year-old too high." granted a local were r-mplayed an so callvd rrner commissioners T ift smutty farmer, la just too Th# governor's sympathy went gmcy Join. Bayers I hundred men election on th* question upon a high. oat to Baker. Ha asked him what are still Idle. petition signed by 1400 qualified T V govsraar was rooting her* happened to tha (4 aa deposit -.*77 NORMAN, Okie., B«pl- 7 - « 1 wanted her to prevent motherhood. voters. after ■ campaiga apaach when he with th* ordinary. — Ntal My are, whit* and shaken, , H* said he loved bar and h* waa groused by Baker. And when "Wall, V told ma that th* (4 Mrs.Coo F ounds uUty told tha jury trying him on a wanted to marry bar. Georgia’* chief exacaUv* said would apply oa a Been** i f | ever 182 tnurder charge today that he had Two surprise witnesses war* . “ w V Y a year troahUsT" th* firm got • new girt," Baker aeld. "I O f KOUng Helper Treasury to do with th* death of Introduced b» th* defeos* ya*tarDay BillsAt Discount toothing |*r tell this steeyi' have Hvaral law girls and I may Non) Marias Mills, 19-yaar-old Univer­ day In an affort to prove co o p E M m n rN , n . y .. s* p l 7. I had a. girl want to marry an* of tham some sity of Oklahoma beauty queen ha Myare, ( 0-y ear-old collegs etudant, WABHINGTON, 8*pt. 7,— (A P I day-1 can raise th* 50 santa1 most — Mrs. Eva Oea, proprietor of did not causa th* death of Marian la accused o f killing. any Urn* now bat I hav* (hiked country raaAMea, wax convicted —Tha Treasury last night anlS-y*ar-old collage In baiting sentences a* hi* Mills, hla nounaad It waa Ineltlag bids for last night at a ahargt of hariag th* matter aver with aaasa nf my awaathaart. |75JWO,000 of 1M day bill* which mother, M n. P. BMyare, aobbad friend* and (hay thought they murdered Harry Wright, handy­ Tba witnesses war* sailed to th* will ba sold on a discount ba*i* might got ha th* earn* . f i g some man at her raaart. bitterly 15 fast In front ef him, stand after District Judge Tom Sh* was f w jw guilty uf first d»- tha hlghaet bidder*. day and tW y suggested I talk with th# University pharmacy student Pace .overruled'** attempt by tba L l ’ - . - . 4 J U i*t I k a They will b* dated Sept If, and mature Mar. I I , IB35. Th* pro­ denied tha states contention that dafanae to hare Myers freed * • state, which bad ceed* of th* aala will b* used t-> be new an Instrument or *aw th* ground* th* ( l i t tab# modulo*, or that he * r * f ractad, had failed t* mak* a anna. retire a similar laaua. Striking Painters Jharter Members ;Say They Are .Not Of Antlers Lodge Fighting” Apgar Now Number 19 if............ fra-W ET*Thta~ “ta Soviet-D. S. Debt Ju d g e ’s Decision Confab Collapses OnRollina Ctiapd s Loan I b Deniet Denied Involves Be q u est V"cl“ Who SaysGambling * Ileld ForBoard Bill Isn’t L u c r a t i v e Source Of Revenue S3”, Governor Talmadg e AdmitsToFamier That Cost Of Marrying Is Too High Neal Myers, White AitdShaken,Dtenie& To Ju r y Th a t He Ki 11e d Beauty Queen oves Off Of Carolina Offers with an eatimntad 'tot. i o f f t d . f iM (J K try, unchanged from yeaterOnion picket# and “fly atjuadrona5* met with btlt Uttle aticc«sa in their eff< force a shutdown ol ttonnl New England mi In Lawrence, Mass., an area where 14,000 workers hav* Ignored . th* strike call, a scheduled InVnelaw of tha city by out-of-town ileketa did not materialise. Police guarded all aiproacba* t# tha city under Instruction* to pro­ vent their entry, - '' * Eighteen sutomohlh*, and two trucks loedfd with picket*, eeld to ha he*.1,7 for Lawrenoo, w on *0- , corted by police through 'Mgbton, Mas*,, Where it li thought they might establish picket Haas, < Picket* attempting to close mill* at South Barra, Mas*, tart with * rough traatmant. , r Town offlclala refused tbaat mi salon to park their eotl th* city, limit* and whan ____ parking' out-of-town they triad to picket th* mill offlclala had thafh drenched with a mill fire boo*. Tha mill, however, later announced that it would aloe* aa a safety In tha Carolina'*, whan striker* and strike aympatUadre / , mat death yesterday la flgbtlag, h "Flying squadron*" rested,, and d rainy weather laaaaned the sathwj slasm of the pkkata. '* * Public funarm (service* g w ftv* of tha tig killed at Hena* ftth , S. C, were anuunoad for tamattcfr. J. .r -r a 'r s r S S ;' Thomas, soclaltat taadar, auroOMod" he might epaak at lb* w n o t h f . Biasing gun* droit .With ta alg at Ilona* Path, yesterday '* * 'tba gates of tba ChlqooU *04too mUL all striker* who formed a “ flytag squadron" In an affort to atop aporations at tha plant, ftv * were from Hosiea Path and on* from Greenwood. I, RlfWa, pistol, and shotgun* harked aa striker* clashed with a group which preferred to work and deputise sheriff. Who ttgrtad t U shooting, or who fired Uta fatal ■hots, was a moot quaatleg bar*. Witnesses said all tha* hnott was that there was * suddan buret of firing. A few moiMgU lataa Ih* field waa riser of strikers, who left tha i l i still forma end m off than 15 wounded un tba botS* aah> lor. Th# drodt ‘ ,, R. T. Yarborough, 45. , lew Crawford, JO. E. M Knight. 45. Ira Davia, 28. Claud* Cannon, IT, all * f Hamlg Path, and, Maaia I’mtenon, 25, of O r a ft wood. Jim Cos and Ralph Pollard, strikers, were critically ~ "T * State Transient Cool| Heads Being JACKSONVILLE, SaaL —Julius T . Stone, Jr., aMtS administrator, yaatarday Alan J*ka*tone, aoathadataro : representative of tba a d g ____r_ lion, an Increase In tba hgmhtt f l persona applying far aid at tr*00lent bureau* could ho ' OttllbOdl to th* taatila strike. Htons aekad JohpntSM n H policy would bo odopto4 / cariag far strikers Florida. H* (aid fund* would applylag for aid would LOCAL WEATt A 1 . [ j ■ �Though Exemption Ai and attempts tally .aeenu to, I it Carrie*, wl By be reduced 'ice levy and a 3 bJlvnuB1 thorn waa no danger, no hut quite tho moot gloria a .whole, ., »naimer., thf kmend- rtxXy bo ended a “bnasf or w lU it t W W " i No lean puullng and uncertain la tha props rtiht mowing the legislature to re-orgmniAg-- *or i t A tbid t -ns t imeni th i w b i f cSe pack would him nothing to do with thorn, oo (hoy rollrod to tho tall YU judldal 'dram hf BWTsto, alk,' AntH»f*e, and diadsr, nil most eArefultf Ths Shoshoh* Rlrer forms * Drotectod. ■ msgnlflclent Uko beslds tho read Tho rantor-natural^ita five extremely radical. Bat rwwntly it cornlutraUkyMndy, it ia Very doubtful Whether any teal with tho dam—tailor than tho lectures'St night, condort trikea. •a oxlraSMlr ha tins n s baba ‘Htotlfied Identified With with tha Jw&ttar.-Vtil raehlV I ur .the following editorial comment, Chrysler. Budding la Now Torjc, the Bradenton Herald attempts to figure out Juet how thrown across a narrow pise* be sitVer screen, I rant a "Wadtorn" mhny judge* we Will have If the amendment carries: conducted horiikback tonturn Into tha candidacy of. John Garnfrfar There are seyen count Tee with a imputation land and Si It IMa bib. and .1 toerot jlta'ce* Impossible to tkn. of 60,000, thg hiimber required for One circuit If . . . . . riaiir to nominal* »mi eieex wu1firiing.lt li beautiful , ,baj Something doing ail day hod svwy k circuit la esubtllhed In each, this will leave PT, r. rum MeAdoo to tho Bonita on tha wards. Wyoming has a slo day, and delightful eourtooy every­ m ,w__m Democratic ticket. •■<. . -* only eight circuits for the Remaining 59 counties. N Stop Rotm hTf, Try Wjpmlnf/* "Stop Rotmlng, Wypmli where— that___________________ la tho Yallowitono. ATf^ s in ji _w w m . ynss ■i r e t f m i * y ■circa 1U t W r e - w ill- b o -so-m an y- oounUoa w f b rW lW drtvhsr CTmigiW-na-to ■ f t s a s f a t a ^ i a C T tha Rocky Mountain National suqh dlhtin'ces td .travel In order to reach a f i!?I m iF ^ a HK^ferianKo ttOFnECT: in4 Minttbiu quite different io ^ e, that proper attention to cases presented 1 Prut** waltoth for, Ow#,aaod. In That It b w is . hard ahd .-But rC Tpondsm t. appear Im ^tadaj'a.aaCT be impracticable if not Impossible. This, too, ' Zkm- and unto' Use* Shall tha row will make the cost of litigation so high, that in “l^ lA .” I t “ W d s Slnel.l. many instahees the small litigant, such as Hens u ■ dreamer knd theorist, Snd St : 'W^yrr, "»•» •haa '.’Okfl AH /lash perlmcnter Shota effort* la ibik for labor and demands for alimony, will be de-. taint ahd penki ihd U g h drives prlved of the opportunity to have hla demand ktU and lake* and streams, and where Ing orrr tha World hare alva fi once w* ttosetd ope fiSodrad psilsp •Isa eoaid one in a WioVs wohder- fmllsd, nnd a kind of Plod Flpet l&Upton Sinclair Bays its'i a Good o f,, freeless, houeefeso,^ blydlesa ftil gorge than that of tha Big whore sweat singing and fine but If smaller codnties are ploeed In circuits with Paoinerst Now—h e a d lin e . Oh eegobrueh There are Oases, how Thompson! . the larger ones, the litigant In the smaller county tv»r, and we remkidblrlllhpglly a , For ssrsrtl dayi we hare CTah ..will probably be in the same situation and the dinner.at « dude ranch gjid.U Rif kt at tha Big Horn CsSip. where we work In the large county will be disrupted by St Pinedale where ,water was spent a happy wgfk In 1831, a abundant and flowers bloomed. place under tha kindest manage­ Tha VelloWetone Itself U ■ land m of magic and utterly varied in Ita ent one could connive, ihd Wain oxblbltiona of take, canyon, gey- wa V * living the simplest Ufa W# hava flnlened with afrt. and itreime. As .always, tibarlhabU. trsvtlltng , Companion, Anpeople Interest me more then our scenery, so my most vivid thoughts thonp Adverse, who serins a prrand ku bran,so discussed are of the rangers eq smart and ponalltr two months put. We have wall ayt UP. the rotlega boys and these •vfery BO,000 tnhablUnta "or major fraction there­ m ade our about the rteangirls of shining fsces, who do tfie Ing of thethroHSa of." BhbUld this be const rutd to mean that If a long ttory—what Har­ circolf, has exactly 50,000 population. It would be vey Allen war raying between tba lines, for he certainly did, not entitled to ohe judge, While If the population were spin an enormous yarn Just to be 51,000 It could have two, as 26,500 Wdutd be a telling a story. major portion of 50,000, It would be possible to We play Wkgtmmon, ifrt 'lhr ^ ve ixJudges in Duval, six In Dad* and Monroe, N. B. C. over the car 'radio, from 6 In EncambU, six In Hjllsbortjugh, two In Pitta ITenver—drfhk spring Water from 8 each, (wo In Pinellas, two In Polk. Should It we Wrr* tom, were tnO percent Is a tin cup hhnflAf from ■ twig on Hagttm Mi a technics! knockout iq l cohstnled to provide for one Judge for each numbers more thsn In Klin, snj a tre e «a sleep like Infants and the fire! round . 60.0M |u g circuit, and an additional judge for surety they raVne In by thousands, wake each muniing to a world of Leon -tawxon won frtm Britt a pbptilitfon of T6.001 then It would be posaTble to every afternoon, at asch of the splendor nq we Iqok out at Ih# lUybum on ^ technical kndekout rdtng to thO.TltusvlIla R.ar. ftye centers, and » • could see peaks and dome* of the MacGreg­ have 15 regular judges (for 750,000 population) In the fourth round after a great iHb you p«7 the government thousands more in tent ramps all or MoonMIiW thkt encircle ne like ahd 28 SJieefal judges for the romslnlng popula­ , almnthtr urine of pokes. From the rally by .Rayburn. along tna roach. tion (718,211), an Increaae of six. i. , thbln a hondred yards do*n the Billy Wlll|:nson defeated Watte* t sat for some hours on* efterIn commenting On the Bradenton i newspaper’s bfcOk comes tha strains of |er» Beal by taking three of foot oon In a common r»«ni st Canton, tl, the St* Petersburg Independent also expresses i nd looked Snd listened white S eate'e Spanish Dance plpred on the rounds. >t as to the wisdom of the judicial amendment ‘ Emory Rogers defeated Irvin tin* pa**ed slowly by the refls- violin by a mailer band. Across bo assigned cchlm the brook a party of tkong pebpte Ms Kin In tjvk out b( three rotinds. tVttloS clerk all aet to ecple l/kgi Foalr, and os fait as she could talk. Every­ ftnther up tha hill i cabin oc­ JlfnVny Ithtncy afnl 'At tllirnry body vy*1 sunburned and du*)y cupied by a etaff writer on one at fought a three-raaM draw, « • are’all ready to admit that |pd Sly- More ypu"S gtfls wf r* circuit! of the gteto, a power wDiph it HA* brer Sleeps- • w 1N W 1 thto BIm BojII Zorghaft H respooictioni ■ibk for Biocb o f .tha world In­ trigue which haa brought on the voters In November, bloody conflicts of the post, bat ih* «!d bay mow is 8b year* old. Ha The W Ar On Parafliles cant live forever. After hi* death will the danger of war teaaat Or will there be someone to take his The discovery of screw worm Infestations In Florid* placet snd the dinger of their destructive spread have Aroused I Vptou Sinclair or Huey Long who promises to abolish poverty, b'f. It ‘ should be remembered that the > ' Wasreet this country ever cams to bafatg free from poverty waa dur­ ing the Administration of “ Silent , 1 . Col" Cuolldga. W* see by tbe Tuts IVa Nswu What has been bolt ' Vwhether those bandits * s Brooklyn payroll trd MO will hsv* to pay considerable Interest In man’s war. against th» parasite peats which affect our domestic animals. In recent years the increased concentration of these animals, together with the Improved moans of communication between various P rta of the world, has crested a condition Which science finding it difficult to combat. ft pints than In frocks, and some fat Udfvs w«r* In pants who Should have been In frocks. It was only rarely that on* sXW a shabby car, even those packed to the limit with bedding and rook­ ing utensils There veer* fishing outfits In plenty, for fishing is free In the Yellovmton*, but ppt a gun, for firearms are strictly taboo. Fverv evening there la a feeding ■JrJ*a ' bear lecture 't the feeding, grounds, and s fine showof bleak, lV, JP* ’ and gristly bean snd ihetr cun- ] luwky nlug cub babies, I modi OS When We Were st (Snyan In ^oJA1 9 1831 the blark tosre were such a i h * »<* auIssue* among the cabins that I motor, l on* almoit f*ll ov*r them i t they j •* snooped about «sra and houses unairpsi ll, M Im We tv . oar ’ 'All ttthAh ahltVyUM look ollka . . . t i l bkU m ooloWd (jfnhular mineral soriaclnqwhlcb ct*Bct them more gtbracttv*. . . but tharwIt dkMSHstou In tho quality of ahknqlM' ’ihd *ft* xjQ lfitf la largoly tfatenriund by tho *1IB trtBcfc Hv*y or* ooftted '({ QonaaooSoaibac' AqAAft Shfifglps Af* Vsiklo with.an luv*twad ooaanq of TrtrudAd Laio AaphhH O m cl Hit P r ^ T H rnifliifi epod by TbO’Bdrtiar Aqshah Unproved Slam-TW coating wtQ held thd pit> tactlvo armor of tnlnard qhMilM tn £t*Oo fc ajplto of WwattiCT oondltUd atoij W hpiM M o changes^ . t f|,- *■ Lot lib fVtkfo ^ k l Ganaocx} ShlngW or* superior by moling a stihptki Wik ‘ a d b Teat"—and you wtllbo cxzrvtnood that Gononoa Shlngloa can "tabo It". . * Dfop In ahd rbk us ko^domcinsMk* Oct teat". Or l/ mere convenient Ip ycu,'Wo wl& oerid our info aosnliriiVo to your ItPfca trCT^B tl*i ‘ tam er flaltstr defaktCd W. F freeman h r thi technical knockout mate In'the thml round. Bugrne Tlpplns look two out i f thfee rounds to dcfikl foe 'John­ ston. Lowe hy taking two out vuhmU. dAxMoaSaj tost P h o n e 83 of threr ,, , I Wylie Vickery defrsted Bcster Atlmkfi ’by The tdchmnl khoccaut route in the third roan-1. , George Maykfcnd le lfe r Phimpe I Sctod m refer***,* white 'J kdgv 8 A. B. WJIkUlson was |-ulg« rg the I fights. . . Tha Ing o * » rsk* of Ice-’ terk to rtto* before tbstn. Sk'uird: wbmtors * « pres.nl: Were seVvrst Urge set, bast caught following by ths Crowd of Hanford fishermen L. p. llltkuD, J. T .'M eU in . J. F. at Tone# Park rteeslly. The SieO ClsA, 'and C. W. EAtxtaMgar. of the spread, of peat* over the world, he believes that even­ War*: Dr. VuUsten, Wkiter Hand, tually. gome means of both nation*] snd International con­ D. L- Thresher and several o’thdt) U r e M w iS * * Sanford TVhkrtn'sn. .. trol must be developed. Mr*. R. J . Hofly and Vhlldfat A.. frfcu largc canlpatgns against parkaiteg ■ have And Mis* NsVgkret Roberts hat* a M a a y K i f e h t t a r d iV fb IW tgVj ecalq V BUipMtipiSH W §eill|M fMUWIkBf rn that extermination of livestock pests results rtftifrned ■from Hendersonville, N.J (Al„f*vlnt th*t equal or exceed the total, coat of C,’ where they ejwnt several priitu. The, Attack on the cattle tick In the aout weeks Very • 'Hcssaatiy in ths - ♦ Another largo crowd iijp prpsent oTth* UliitAd atate* I* the moet faniUlir exatp mwnttkfni and raUira horn* great­ On Sonday.jdght t o ,wUnos* * wAnother trouble In the effort* to eradfoAt* par ly bsMfltad by lbs trip. rlaa of nlnt boxing bool* staked at KISS Neill* Elder returned McCall's eld food store on,Kurils O f B b x f n g Owtfit 'gone (sit Thursday aft*r s' 'pLssint visit 6f A week or twa#t S visiting bis SMgbtdr, Mrs. W. A. „ fltt*, for the,wash ygd )sft Honday Morning fur N*w Bnyras, . sccowpanlvd by Kant BdosofUr. i^wMn . M m . If. W. LsisD.haa.ratnrnad ,' w u -----from n trip to lUsck.lMdbaUla, g, N. C. where ah* and Mrs. Usrtow* Seit'ssU. A f W ftk . s a w : - 0bV ' t j t t 'tie K o * m f w w r i * V'xhrdMi f f Ou rn lM It ridtM't psy fO bg tocnnywilc A, 'With ti|)u sx<Aic fMt o f injuring them. ^ , VetDlUsko f wns killed on Um ploco of MCT. f»e ri« s Athletic Association, Coronado. • . . Tho board tt rourrty commts-, s p irits of tho hosts are M fol■loner* *r* 1* session today S»d bare aorea very Important SCTt- SANFORD TWBKt Y yEaSS Abo mart wad): w Mr. end. H srU S rt . B tadsy. i f w r f r vyej " ’^c- > l “*,[ *,i j * DOS8ETS CAFE t*W C 1 * - -- . Oct iSrOooCT CWthes Will NOT SHRINK . --S . ' *■ r . ’ a’ " V w* . - ** f i f l 'i f c J M y r t l e �------------- r---------------- — FRIDAY. 8EPTKMBE M ix * i 1 M M fnMnriirrit<iiNiiTi~iTr ersona nor, who ham been visiting relaUvra In Baltimore for a abort time. Mr*. John Brumley la Improving •t the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hoapltal where *h* underwent an operation for appendlcltli Tunday morning, > • til Mitchell la spending T M tliM here with hU Mr. and Mra. H. U Holbrook and b Mr. M d Mr*. F. R. Mlt■on, t{. L. Holbrook, Jr., who *penl Gut Third Street a few day* h*r* with Mr. and Mn. G M. Shipp, hart returned home. Jon* Turnbull ha* returned tnrard, N. C. when she Georg* Fox, of Miami, I* vixiti month'* vacation with b*r ing hi* aunt, Mia* Martha Fox, *r, Mtaa Elisabeth Turnbull. and hL* uncle, Meade Fox, at their home in the Noble Apertma/rta. and Mr* Glenn U n it* and leiui Uncle, Jr-, and Maxwell Mr. and Mr*. Edward Gontalet rt have returned from points .aaln where they have been returned yeiterday to their home at Miami after Spending a short f for some time. time her* with Mr. and Mr*. Q. M. Shipp, Eaet Eighteenth Street. -.’ and Mr*. W . 8. Thornton, Itella P. Arrington, and Mra. Letter Guthrio returned Oil* Babbitt returned the fln t Daytona Beach if 4 m week from the Century morning from >gTes* at Chleaio where they where he he* been spending the A V .V J I™ ^j**-* ***** can, ion of Mr. and Mr*. W. ! „ Morgan of this city. a Patyee O'Connor txr □ n ' . . ... ___ from the University of Wi S' Brumley h -cupereDnr and at Baltimore to spend • at the Fernald-Latrghton Memorix) Laughton Memorial vacation with her parent*, Hoepital from Injuries rrctived re­ nd M n . T. L. G'Caonor, 91* cently when m piece o f timber ffil Avenue. She wa* eeeompa- on hi* head. ly her brother, Jo*eph O'ConDr. and, Mra. Walter R. Camp bell and two children left laat Sunday for Chicago to spend about 10 day* at the Century of Prugrett. Mr. and Mr*. W. H. Stewart are planning to leave Sunday for St. Petersburg to xpend a ihort time. They will be accompanied home by (heir daughter*, Dorothy and TCelT Stewart, who have been vialting relative* there. jUCII DISTINCTIVE COLOR jBEDSPREADS The Rev. H. Irving Louttlt o f West Palm Itesch and the Rev. Martin J. Bram have returned from a several weeks vacation epept at Evergreen, Colo., Bloom­ ington, III., Chicago, and other point*. XE WORTH **<8T0CK* $1.00 |auttful rayon epreads—,lght clear color*, blue, Iren, yellow; rose and lavliar. 80x104— Don’t miss j|e* values! * DRESSES WHITE. PASTELS, . PRINTS - * \ ctivities 3ham poo W a v e H IL L lltrrold, 214 Tark Avenue. Circle Number Five of the I n ­ dies' Auxiliary of the First Pres­ byterian Church, Mr*. John Brown, chairman, will meet at 3:30 o’clock at tha homa of Mrs. J. O. Andes, Sr.. 600 West Twentieth Street Circle Number Six of the Ladies' Auxiliary o f the First Presbyterian Church, Mr*. Graham llutitrr, chairman, will meet at 3:30 o'clock at the home of the chairman, 1706 Park Avenue. The Y W A of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Miss'Ethel llolly, 1100 5!yrtle A ir nur. 7:30 o'clock. Circle Number One of the WuiiiMissionary Society of the P i n t Baptist Church, Mr*. (ieorg* Huff, chnirniRn, will meet Rt 3:30 o'clock Rt the home of Mr*. II. li. WOMEN TELL US IT HAS EVERYTHING S T E W R R T -W A R N E R Thaw ‘ aprons, o f tlim uity. H k- Mn*, S m ith hail matte Sanford her horn* for till* paM like aim, t o m m y h n e vulh her put (’ill * from t 'alifo rm* hhu wit' y i a l 'i n t e d from Heminolf H i y h Si hi>ol in J *•IM and wan a m r in tn r of the III V ('lub, Ij»nt year «l>« H t t c t u N S l i t atm U invert it} at |Ii |,an I y lirre ■he wan ii mt-rnlH-r of Alp ha XI Delta m trial «Rtorily and wo* Har** ud jour rial i or H ’*pond« lit foi the attrority, R o ll R ig h t O u t I lima last, WitUtf k f s hack. Tha m ar KUs.loocU r*hl 1 M r Smith haM ta*rn Lvioy in Sarifonl for 10 yvarw art I nUciided Hrmlnotc lllyti Srhini’ I uni lila hrldi* retur ni‘il yralurday fr«wn a ihort motor trip to poii.tH in t • n tral Florida and are livisijf tt inpu tartly with hrr parrnU at tlo ir home in .San l^nta. T M e te re e fk U p "fs a r k a r . To-Night IIIIO AIH ieO TI! stalil.,.l I......... lest f*. vs I sl I JlH11• i tt» i 4 Varda ......... ' alar I YanU If.k* Ir $ 1.00 f> Y a n is FOR G A LA FAIIItlU SUITING ....... 4 s Y util* $ 1.00 | 1, a III y . U K , ) • * .* * ;• KaMtt 1 May KOIINON $ 1.00 FOR ;lh IIARIIER TOWE1J4 li. „ :• l l•*in, telHM, »..!»•■ •It11*11 $ 1.00 4 Pan FOR PONGEE EE K lIlM V » I III . It Ml III dilll i'li| *' | tlt«t it. f> Vardi Do#. Ties 2 for M 0RI.K Y •^llrnlght In the Why” New and Beta Litra LIIGOHI Fall l ,attrM»H “The Mack Cul” Have 2 style*- Dollar Day Saturday Men's Tim McCOY “A Undershirts Mlin'D aad Heather i ANGEL ' CREPES bnIIlf, Kiimi nillffd FOR $ 1.00 RUHREKIZEI) Ht»mveljMim 85 IHI K Ixrgr l«r lint, I VI 4 1 It Sllr HAG itr ) ■|y«rla1, ■ I |t )i r i } $1.79 FOR DRESSES I .Mi! ira*' mi*«I r hlMr rii'a One rack to rI« a i at F.ac h $ 1.00 $1.00 I— M e n ’s Shirts 1 $ 1 ■•a i made of iiroadcloth* w hitrs liiiur* and figurrs. <sdi«i anU^d fast colon*, r » 11to K«h d value. 0 inill! l l m ' i Pajamas Boris K A R LO FF |12st FOR ........ FOR 4 fur $ 1 .0 0 Spi^ml jM-r yd. rrilnr. 2 I In*. tre*lh KHtal>*th HHhlntlilt rtlitf ttinf i'tilt*l■ In all |ll<> loll eliatlc* NiW. . FOR COATS' TH READ n il $ 1.00 FOR IN-r «1#ntal I III*' i*li|p (T IU L L A It ■ l| il FOR PHOENIX A N K L E X « ii )»F* Irer w liM *'H P lam I i, S iiiil l itttra |||tht>|s'l In gtr--<tp n( sill I I W,l"ll 111*1*1t* l tl Vwid* Mia's Karen l>.4 I I p i » » , ttu il Vri v m|H"i‘tut Anlrtt tooth WASH M ATERIALS \ e^m pH' I ii !«•* l( I r I'M m $1.00 FOR $1.00 2 ^1 TOOTH PASTE $ 1.00 New ilr* I U -• l i|- 'I atffl 6 far FOR It PRINTS FAS T COI.OR * W(**.«,' ■ GAUZE ttf*'d 4■* N. v» f **11 |*«4lie l •»* |il (|D' MM'H t‘" -I for (fuararttui'd FOR M El,OH AY SUITING Hand Embrwidcicd Edge A Cor m i • TONE Spun At>-<<il,cnl Atooit Im’ dI Handkerchiefs Fraarhel 1 T H E A T R IC A L All I B e fa r * Y e a S py T o w e ls T o w e ls Each Hunnllnml (xalare! I Soft muni niRilu today Ity Mi mol Mif. C. F. Hltthl of thi‘ nmmaifu of thair tlteufrhtvr* M i » i ItoLorta PriiicFc sititlit, to t-i win 4 ui Hon Smith, non of Mr uiui M»*». I’ m * snD 8T* S h e e ts Turkish A lt r u l i n g Inv uiU,n*^l *vf n mitle c lr c li *if friend-* h I In* imfuuirim* rrremony wn* |>urf oi humI on Sun tlay, Htiil. *!, by Mi« t .iMtnroIrn Schultz at her homi m tin* l.ani; ley Apartme nt* print that tubs easily and Ip* their clrar colors, .iactive colors, raonopla Ids, cheek*, Bmall, medium, Buy now tor An.'nrtril ( luimcnta All Si/.i'i* MisH Roberta Stahl Weds Lewis C. Smith Hayanl Sniiih '1 9 c Yd. lot* at this print Far ft YARD way of eorrvrtion w«* wish to ptaU* home of Mrs. Doll, i fO i'V a rk Ave-1 Peurlfoy; Flint vIcYprealdent. WITH “SUDDEN SERVICE" that they have prone to Miami and ! tiue. ! Mrs. Murray Jarvis; Second vice PHONE 83 223 w Luke Worth. The Business Woman’, Circle cd president, Mrs. U. C. Dickerson, the Presbyterian Auxiliary will Thlrdr vire president, Mra. R. N mrel at 8:00 P. M.'at the hom» of Nipper; Srcrrtary and treasurer. Mr*. Stella P. Arringlpn. Usgnnli* Mrs. A. II. l.orejoyi Reporter. Avenue. , Mr*. J. II l irlils. At tha conclrt The Woman'* Missianary So *,ion of *hr l">*tnes* macllng an ciety of the First Methodist Church course was served by the will have its regular business ami hostesses, Mrs O. II. Slrnstrcno, program meeting at J : M I*. M. at Mrs. T. S. Bingham, Mrs. t . h. the church. .t r Marohal), and Mr*. J. W. Kny. A TFK SrtAY t social hour followed whirh in Mrs. J. II. Colclough, Mra. Roy cludrsl contest., of various kinds. Among those prrsrrit were: R. Pippin, and 4tri. Walsh will entertain the Axarlafl Claes of the Mrs. (t. II. .Slenstrom. Mrs T. S. Hurrah! Yowell’s again eomes forward First Baptist ChkrchHrlAi a birth Whtgliam. Mrs L A Paltner, M1" day party at fc:0o, P.,M . *t the K. C. Harper, Mrs. A. C Msdilrn, - Just lit the right time with W home of Mrs. Pippin bn Weal First Mrs. L. p. Iliagg. Mis. II. 11. (hi another Dollar D a y — Saturday Street. Each nrimflgr' l| ^yupposed ham, Mis J II Fields, Mis \V II There’s Bargains to bring pennies rquitalent to the llarkry. Mis. J E. Page, Mrs A. McLendon, Mrs. R. N. Nipper. number of year* h r her,age. IVUIII’ & hlxli'.l Mrs. II. 11. Nrwnran, tire. 'I'. C. Pltrhford, Mrs A, It Love joy, Mrs. J. W. K»>, Mrs ('. K. Mar shall, Mrs. II. t;. Metlrvln, Mrs \V. A F'. Fort. Mrs l» C Ihrkerfon, Mrs. Tlilile V eryS pccia^A d^^ (j. S. Stimuli. Mn-. It E Peurlfoy, Of and Mist Vers Dickerson. Extra large Itmihle Thread PATTERNS 80 So- Yd. S a d y e’S| E v a - Bess tONDO PRINTS 15C J. ^ l 50c BE SMARTLY DRESSED IN PA LL PATTERNS l : JM a Social Calendar J fy s / / s t g / ' <w i Mexico 1* making a concerted effort to attract tourists an! work la being rushed on the Pan American highway which eventu­ ally will run from Maine to lower South America. The member* o f: the*Alfithean' Clan o f the First Baptist Church Telephone 148 met at the church ’Eirnex Tuesday nl^Bl fo r thi reghfaf'Ji builneat Mr. kind Mrs. W A. Adams and and eoclal meeting fo r ‘ the month, daughter*, Olyve Ann and Ada. re­ ria Vrf Cut garden flowers were used to turned today fr~ ~ riavtnna Beach deeorata tha the rwm rooms' if t f the annex where they have U-cn s|H<nding the where the mamberf InrjnMed for • SUNDAY past several weeks. — The Senior L'hriititui Endeavor the meeting. The drtoidonal service Society of the F ln t Presbyterian wat In charge of M ^ A m B. l*>ve V *ii■Ir*■■■* ■.etulo in builtp^i Church will have a supper at the Jey, and tha church at 6:00 P. M. All member* Don’ t Mims Then* are requested to bring sandwiches. Odham, 2438 Bey Amende. SPECIA L ’ P r l u l f t l C h a llfo J a p a n * * * rtn b ts , MONDAY Circle Number Twd or the Wom­ AH wool, Hk M wrlght, bright Circle Number One of the La. an'! Missionary Society of the colors. Far Limited Time Only dies* Auxiliary of the First Pres­ First Baptist Church, Mrs. A. B. ROBES ......... $1.95 byterian Church, Mra. Chari"* Levs Joy, chairman, will meet at Steen worth, chairman, will meet at Japanese Pongee 8:80 o’clock at the home bf Mrs. and 3:60 o'clock af the home of Mrs. F. E. Gatchel, corner 'Eighteenth Pajamas 1.95— 2.50 \V. M Thigpen, 808 Magnolia Ave­ Finger Street and Elm Avenue. nue. Short and l-ong Sleeves Circle Number Thrrr of the Circle Number Two of the La­ Woman's Missionary Society of the One and 2 Piece S H I LOVES ME NOT dies' Auxiliary o f the First Presby­ First Baptist Church, Mr*. C. P. terian Church, Mr*. Walter II. Japanese Rohe A Pajama When Bing Crosby and Kitty Carlisle lifted thrlr voices in mel­ Henderson, chairman, will meet at Bach, chairman, will meet at 3:30 tha horns of Mrs. Henderson, Oak ody for this scene of Paramount’s "She Live* Me Not," coming | SETS .... 2.95— 3.95 o’clock at the home of Mrs. L. H. Sunday to the Milane Theatre, the arena was aswarm with twentyAvenus. Jones, corner Fourth Street and Circle Number Five of the Wom­ three studio workers. They were all thrre to assure the perfest re­ Oak Avenae. an’s Missionary Society of tha cording of “ Love In Bloom,” the Kaingcr-Rohin hit, and the two Circle Number Three of the La­ First Baptist Church, Mrs. R. L Gordon and Revel songs which are featured in thi* picture. dies' Auxiliary of the Firit Pres­ Glenn, chairman, wilt ttjeet at ------— Beauty Salon byterian Church, Mra. W. A. Earh- 10:00 o’alock at the church prior cmuitxruux»ry, dinirtuMt. WilJ.^yureC.St (aweing* iM - t h t wiser, ..whkti-wae-WuidmL.Qrss.iir.Hr*. o'clock at the home of Mr*. Her- |h win fnd Ui* ,Ay. A [j „ ho R. E. Peurlfoy, president, had for It wn» slated incorrertly tit a man msn Brown, t1114 i l l Park Avenue go are asked (V .n illfy Mrs. its main feature tha election of officers for the coming year. Circle Number Foot ut.cM Lareci nt iMauo of The lit-inlil Uut ^ AtttOWp of the First Pres- C™ " ; The newly sleeted officer* are Mo* Iti-ttv Antoah and Mi-o Ann trcle Number S i/ o f (he Wom­ ._ T ____ < lrc bylerlan Church, vj Mr*. T. u S. rCraw­ an's Missionary Sa jl ft y of the a* follows: Teacher, Mrs. A. R llnlifiott had gone to F o il Worth ley, chairman. wLli uutHC-.at 3:10 PTnrt' Hspllst-CkuitlL.1 y. E.lLoveJoys Assistant trachar, Miss t»» rprntl a two wrrka vacation. Ily o’clock ar the home of Mrs. J. A. Boll, chairman, wllj hi hncs-t at the ' Emily lloyd; president, Mr*. R. K. LUMIIKU AND DUILDERS' SUPPLIES ii, wll| thi on* to wear right now print*, pastels end wblt* k*—fashion* you II wear rudly at this low price, n't mlaa out on these. PRINTS * PAGE 4 BRING BING TO YOU foetin ChurchAnnex .» TV New-Type REFRIGERATOR M ART H P Ladies Undies UP |0N A T jC I.E A ltA N C b ^ S M A L L - - f - *vt * • 5 — — Athletic Shirt* 8 for $ 1 1 1 Each Nana an .9 -J FOSTER * Jtahk '■r * MORGAN “ O r iM t . E«prem»“ 7/ie W I E A M C A t v . Y O W E L L co. Pbon* 1IJ *“ ■ ^ ^ >t �[-.n m v r * « wfli he wall Florid* LUNGES of the Jacksonville IHstxkt Pregraeelra Club o f the . Atlantic Ceatt Line BpQroad a t w o need today that the September, social meeting e f the Club will til held at the City Hell next Wednesday MeCmnlc, night at 1)00 o’clock. A apodal reperinprogram will be followedI by dancing, and admlulon U by card only. . Adanu, Georg* g . Rollins, wbllo Mr aw f Mrs. B. F. llalnes, Rev. Fred St, Clair, accredited Mr. and Ufa; L. D. Haines, and Evangelist of the Nasaren* Mr*, hisrgsrst Hslooi o f AltaChurch, will be|ln a strict of moot* Springs, a W will attend. meetings at the Church of the Nstarsne la la b * Mary, starting Chester B. Treadway, chairmen at 11:00 o'etoch neat Bunday of the State Road Department has morning. Mr, Bt. C(plr hew con­ accepted an Invitation of the ducted sorvIfM throughout the nation end tn "ansda. Services ar* to be held nightly also, start­ gressmen and senators In San­ ing at 7:45 o'clock, with special ford on Oct. 8 for a boat trip'on musk a* • feature. the 8L'Johns giver. Ilh* accept­ Tha men who was known a* EnsutyjNP. 1 end w m> ralcnt* imsly pursued by- thousands of poke* officers was rpsp^slbl* f«r the death *1 at leqaMwpoty P«r•ona, apd eto]e m oper » » d bond* amounting to a . hundred *r two hundred thousand* of doners. Y ft In 183* fir* look ten thousand lives, ami dgetrajed property worth more than three hundred end fift y mO­ - lkm dpUars." Chief Cleveland mad* this eUtemopt to order to emphasise,the l a ­ ’ porta nc* o f oeamla** vigilance lu • preventing fife. DUlInger la dead. Persons who want to voice a . and hi* depredations have bean ended, bet fire, a mow dangerous pro to il against the proposed en­ the present St, Jt-.hlKUA.mdjC ,1° largement of break out and > dsetrny lu* end ' pHjpefiy ,'T f It is encouraged.hg carelessness. Criminals like DUllager work *4 >their own accord, but fir* la mo*| case* I* helped hy careless humap*, nbk drive it ah opportunity tlJ (M them * f their valuable poseeesieae. Careless smokerr, those ' who mix gasoline and fire either In thus extending the home dry-cleaning or In tha ga­ th* wharf, rage, parents whose children play atrtftture further lato Lake Men,. "with matches, those who tamper roe. with electric wiring, and many other* are all paving in* way for j u J . a._**Z 4 i Superintendent of Schools T. W. Lawton announced this mornlm that due to a typographical error tranaerlblng lb* m.lnute* of the ednesday meeting of the Board of Publls lutructian, J. O. Andes, operator of several school buses In thia area, had been subject to con­ siderable embarrassment. A report of the meeting read that Mr. Antlf*. OUlloger’. victims suffered dna' "was requested to so remodel the pain of bullsU, which Is noth­ hie bueee as to give him more Im­ ing Ilka the agony fire brings Its mediate supervision over his pas­ Vktlgif. And those victims who do sengers.” Mr. Lawton said that *•*•)!• With their lives bear hor- only on* bus Is Involved, and that riMeaegre to th«lr (rivtiw-con* It was repaired Immediately after •Unhand repugnant reminder* of th* meeting. theli; narrow c«c«p«. K connervlng the* undergroend artaelan water *upplL by the cpppln* of nnaeed wells, and prevailing upon wash boose ,ew *#n to « » * a mhilmam of water |q,jhetr opei^tlonfc r Before the . luam W i. rated t* move la apposition to Jbe.delivered pUn, Mr, Thamton, explained that under thl* method,, tb* buyer uf celery „*r other track, frope a*, ramw no obligation when ha bend* a car Into the mgrketx, and that the grower la “ a* m m ], .the goal.1 Henry W UU, J r . ao repreaaataUvea r f th* Jaytoe* en * propeoed aountg wWa project eotnmlttce. , I C. W, Spoocur, chairman. .of tha Public Relation* Commlttoa (Camthned from rag* One) reported that Me group ha« op* prorad tha airport lighting proj. tha one-hour parking law < rceraent project, the Improce- cid* on .the girl," he mid. Baker remarked tkdt It mem* a nwpt Of aity pUk* e*d repair o f «H y (treat* { project*, end U ahame that a good woman should now |n tooth with Hew Brajrtn* coat U M , "eepeci.tif whan there and Orlando Jay eta organlxatlda* are ao'many o f them.. A f*U*H asking thatr endorsement, by r*0- ought to 'g et three a f them fa# . •* olutlon,, of th« propoecd St. that priee." And the ‘ governor eay* "mar* Johns-Indlan R i m eanel. Mr. Thareton, learning thal elago licensee do coat too much bat tha City Commi»«Ion ho* acted I don’t Me where much can be '■ . la- favor o f Ui* airport lighting done about It now." project, ordered Secretary Mu irrigation authorities mtlmate -Stewart to writ* a letter com­ mending the City Commlirioncr* as mueh as 1,155,000 gallons nf for their effort* In’ thl* connee- water evaporate dally from south­ tlon. r. • ./ ern California during warm wea­ .t Mr, Thun ton alto appointed ther. Her. J. J. Kelltgban, V. A. WUllama, and C. K. Dawson a* memKorth Carolina has premise e f ben of a speelM committee an onoanally rood wheat crop this ffRleh would appear bofore O. 1'. Beeson despite bitter weethrr that Swwpe of Orlando, regional threatened to ruin newlycown FH1IA Administrator. with a fields‘ last winter. ' M m ^llte* of Ovlido mm, to apr Imil .for tha edrly completion Of A** early as 1824 „ the Oviedo (trimming pool. negroes managed by ' ..Chandler Sharon, chairman of a r a N add that the country tarn U the CorwtUoi erigtnally Provided fob U*a by the legialatar “ OlJJInger was cruel and Inhu­ man. But the cryelty o f fir* and the eporpilty of Its depredations e»«ipa4t| appear to^ r t S * e n L America did not.reet until pl|llng*r had bou hi Hr4 Y*t while W* should all'fear fir* oven " W l M J flghk-dCwrara diligently, wo are still careless. Th* fhrt that this .oeuntry's fire losses ar* so ^*rM< aad that It la largely due to oar*V*itness, should be a niatlor of •harp* to every rltiaen. Imt us ull unit* to rid our nation of this men aci ih it conatanlly.thrtiUm avrry home and buJUlptr, anil aytry man, woman hnd child. Our fire lo«««-s cap be cut. Hundred* of (hose whdid I g burning bulldinge ran bt saved by using fare. *W e of your fire department err cOMtanUy on cell U do what «*r •“ IPt.Fou when, the fire *ur<*. Whst Is don* to prevent fire alto gflber la largely up to you. Your fir* department can give you valu­ able advice, an preventing fir*, n FIN WUI accept It, am] truat flrr with rospect. you can be sure th*i r w ar* making ygUr n i« , nj y .,ur h «a e more saf*." Friends of A. W. $tumpo, young local resident, were leu ring w(lh Interest today that his father, Nel­ son A. Btumpe, of I'alnika, has just boon retired, with pension, after. sxperts supplied tb* team ky Dr. having served the I’slstka post­ A. L. Bbcaly, head * f th* -Animal office as clerk, Bssklmt posimas- Husbandry Dspartment'of the < • and po^naeter .d u # «g H W Id W P >* Fear period. Mr. Stump* entered composed of Boyd Coleman, Ben­ th* service en Juno 15, IDO'.I. He ner Carter, and David F^rlc, with reached the retirement age fur E. D. Tyler, ChepUr president, as postofflc* clerks on A <g 21. -ml It* alternate member. Alex R. Johnwas retired, arrnrillnu to law, on ••on, Chapter advisor, will accomAug. 81, Employers o f toe office ’peny th* boyi, who later will go to presented him with n etilabl- te. lbs National Future Farmers membrane* upon the occitlon of Convention and I.lve-Stock JudgroUrcmant. II Ing Show In Kansas City, Oct. I 20-20. Florid* Democrat!- officials are lending complete *ml ireement to Dr W- A. t’r.opor, pastor of th* Florid* Pemocrsllc Women's th# First Methodist Churth, an­ lour to the Century o( I'rogrusa In nounced thl* utoining that th* Chicago, It was announced today a|tpruach uf college days has Inby Mf». J. Q. Leonavdv, Bonilnole spiled him to hold e special Oounly chairman of th-> tour. A "<ki|l»gs Night" eervlc* st his parly of QVirDOO men ppd /vmnen church next Sunday night, start­ are expected to leave Jatkkunvlllc ing at 8.DO oVIock. Inviting all by special train on rim nignl of high school nr rullego students •iSP'. M. »he said, for a several to attend, particularly those who days stay In Chicago and a long nr* -going to college fur the first round ol entertalm.iunt lis t l» time thle )edr, Dr. Cooper an­ planned will make of th* .uu- a nounced that three special talks cala social affair Ip which ujl will lie mad*, as follows: "Col> A group o f flat flshaa or flounstanding Florida Dvnvcrpt* will IW hpvc two eyes en one side of have the opiKirtunlty o f becoming * bc,d ,nd none on th* “ ther. S ile s porary reduction of (tore hoar* fee a period not to exceed thro* ‘toweicuUee1 month*. Before emealmml inch redaction would hare had to be made during the m m e r month*. " A change la the labor proeUlorw le the ruing of the *Uawabl* hodra of work for a watchman at M tn any on* week, end not mere than I I day* In any 14-d*y period. «T h »t provtilen ef the cod* re­ garding the limitation upon the noInher of peroon* working anteeh kind , hour* we* corrected, *o that the total number of peraeni whh will be permitted to work Utreatricted hour* ihall not exceed • ratio to be computed on the rag* number of employee dufth* preceding month*." REPL ITS C Security Lum ber Delivered Daily Phene 400 FRESH ■tat* at Larga JTar Jaarsmautlea.af tka Faarth at V W U iT U tha aevsyity-taartk Caaigrsas *4 th a Ualtad m a tes. ,’■ * * Tsrb Jsatlea* of tha ieprama Caart at t h• mala af Ptairtda. W E E K E N D P R IC E S : td „« Rose ^ _____ Pile* I'lnsapot* 'JUICE I fo r -------------- : JV<* I Krult (COCKTAIL 2 f o r ----------*le. d'raha'ifed Wul'TItVed ICliRRIUBS 2 f o r ........ ..... Linrlri * Jl’ ItEBBRYEB S lh. J a r---fpellclaas ’ . '■ jGRAPB 1AM $;Bh l a d ... -M e 0-xnd O'Snnthlp* H I’ l. .Hat _qt. & IA Y O N H | U U i l * e lie M t (B a le d D re ssin g p i. 1 2 H c ; q L X Je g"rr»h Hhtpmeta DeUaeoe Levett’e llpmemada *a. Loaves. l . 1 lb. B.-.miim y llrs k a m A So4> • (CRACKERS 8 f e e ----- i------ 85c S f - e a B lllm o r* . Club fclNGElt ALR 2 bat*.------ Me {Asaoeteq glavora 1 JB L L O I p k g a . ---------------------- l i e lN o. t rank Fresh Whit* , ■1JMAB l,f*f...,.... 28* .1 i 1 I t .i. I i ayh A. t>, l i l t h a* (lir a *a l4 eartln o a ta la a y o ffice, and baa made a e p llM tla a fur lam deed la isaua la a cco rd an ce w ith law. Bald r e r u n t a l a am braaaa the fa llo w la g da­ earthed property a llo tte d la R h a laa la C oanty, F lo rid a, lo -w ll: w a/e of e ta o f n k h o f N v r u , B o a » Twp. * t a. R an ge I t K aet, I I acroa •To. I Karramento , ’ .ASPARAGUS c a n _____ w u t lk " K R A ir r i (er ---------h(o. tu Garden Patch w M l i f t l i hhaardlog le law tax dead Ma. I Can* Black Ey* • , ^ T r a r a p o lead being oieaaaaC. a t the •an* a rr th e laausnc* of such re rttft- S P IN A C H i fee ----------C A M A Y bOAF. ) l « - . [PAG BOAT, I fa r ^ ___ .... . 8 T A L E Y ETABCH. 8 far L ig h t lio n * * CLEANSER, i t o t ------- JCANDY, 8 f a r ____ ictrttri*d Toilet '.PAPER, I roll* i ’o*l .Ur*s . Jp i -AK e h . i pkg*. thilnut* ' fTAJ’IOCA, 1 for ... Ix-na tn *., Tlprary Jt KA, each W um H l*»r or IHo b 'i MILK. A f o r -------tt-nm. lJkby tall PICK LE E j a r ----nroea Olanl BURPEE'S H ty a r c IDAHO CROWN Vy JL U. V ll’ A L M O U V E . I f a r ---- ra e o o ra . Oaaraun TO PUT trstful variety In your suppers . . . BOLD OFFICIAL R U T S PROBERS ih tt t t k I H A N U P R 0 A R at JOtfS !■ DUNM. a m inor w i n .. * a ■ w ay Of S w i m b t r , A. l i t W td th e H o a o ra a le l u . a , (C o * s ty S a l e * l a Bad rot ektety, a t h i* o ff lc * la Oaa"Ha la a very tick man." seed o ew ety. a t l * . l * a'oirah This was followed quickly hr * * ~a* m s s th e r e a ft a r -a s th . « a a ho hehrd. tor s e th o rttv th* disclosure that en BejsL 28, S t p riv a te r a t a t h * In terssi i O ffrsos U a a a 'l e s a t to th * i n k Eraest Lee Jahnkt, of Lou la­ taaa, then aasiitant eocrotary of th* Navy, had written former Rep­ resentative John C. Til eon, then Hoora Republican floor loader, that contract, for two rahmart no* would go to the El*etrie Boat Co, This latter was found la Joy- BEAN REED Lot Ua Bapply Year Needs la Qwatlty Brads H KM II T A. R I I I I I . I . MKMil TO. I N A. P a*t A t *. P b *** IIJ to make your Informal >utAe%.d«H ‘Pfe'W W k tkgi k w h - r w -t«-be*»*-'*>P '<h** wt«adirrd'»f,'ywar everyday hinchron* . . . we suggest theee rhuiee, feed*. You'll find s bevy of remarkable value* here. too. All of which should make your week-end food shopping Interesting as well as sronnwAsal , Thrtvo or Gain 8 on cane DOG FOOD 3 for T im A FISH S A R I H N F .S 2 J for. Tall link llusUrd SALMON en n a can ........ Armour’* Corned No. 2 1-2 Table DEEP 2 enna ....... PEACHES can....... Golden Key T A L L M I L K 5 tor Fancy PATNA 3 lb*. Fancy 5c I’kgs. HONDURAS 5 Blue ROSE 5 lb*. OXYDOL 3 fur Water Ground Good Clean For Y our U. 8. No. I Irish Gal. 12e KEROSENE 5 gtHona ... Special Potatoes WESSON O IL 4 pt. alrr Fancy Yellow Itlpe Large Package »«u coDAtr. vw COLD DUET, 5 for j ----- ' ‘ Apartment braes opara tore In Kansas City hay* adopted a code of fair competition. I liUBBT IVORY, 8 f o r ---- Ilouae " 'No retailer hNkll cell or otto* for sale any merchandise upon • randrUsm whkh Involve* a lottoryt gemhls, or aleweeht of chance, sim­ ilar to whet Is commonly know* as e ‘suit risk plan,’ provided hewsvsr, that this eob-*e*ti*n shall aot apply t* wa-proflt or* fC M tfn ra from Png* Owe) spalls th* end of the United State* Sanitations net definitely eonof America. Th* name may surrive, but It will no UAger describe th* cowntry of Washington had Jefferson end FVnaUtai th* couetry of Lincoln and Theodera Roosevelt i of Cleveland end Woodraw WBeon." that you got a snshmevin* contrart To “ save our beloved country In 1831," said Nya. “ On* contract," -arwwerad Cara*. Ikons We enemies which are within tb* gates," Colby said tha Amer­ There was testimony also that ica* people meet turn to tha eon- Jahneks had pvomleaJ th* Electric t r snelnnal elections, and declared: Boat Co. * contract for a subma­ "Congress Is deiaocracy’s arena, rine although Its bid was higher whAsg the. conetftatkm. The M m r i than the Navy department's. 1 W W faas eur a f f t e u i s lg a a ta r a a s * • east ta la th e (r d . day a t Augaat. jpo. i menderd • MaaweUiv.' "The amehdmmt provide* that the added **4tton shall not b* eons l i ^ r to spWy To* IM u A 'e f U h tf fid* premium*. "Seles methods of drug etOre* will here hr uadeig o little terWem since It U its ted that the addition to the cod* shall not apply U the sala e f drag*, medietas*, ceantel* lea, boHat preparations, drag sowdries end er Silled Items’ described In tb* supplemental provisions of the cod* applicable to retail drug tetablUbtnenU. "Fellowlag le th* added section regarding the us* bf lottery «r slralllar elements of thence M • .tMAMedri oi.trut or « . etat* M m t i fit does not have to accept this bag or othar* In the shipment, but he has the recourse In -that he pan demand twice the amount o f the •hlpment" .n r J , Before the membership con­ cluded with lie dlscfeiion of agrlcullurs) topic*. Mr. fftrarstoii apcolntcd R. F. King and L. E. Jor­ dan, of Oviedo, as additional memhen of tha Agricalturo Com­ mittee. In reporting upon hi* attendance at a recent Rotary Club luncheon which was addressed by J, Lee Herne, Jr., of Orlando, regional beautification and recreation PpiVVVU C npTct from led that 20 btw members had market, t *• recruited since th* last ding, bringing the total mcmihlp to nearly 80. W. GrsJick was appointed t}*w member of a commit* e new tt|Mrtn>W*r h*« u . headed by C. E. lUwson, with F lo r id a ’s Cent "The prohihltiea of combinelion or groap sales U hn eddttien to the crisis article on lose limita­ tions. It pravidaa that ‘In group offerings ar sales of uierehsndieo. the eelling priee of the groan shall aol be lea* then the ram af Urn minimum eellihg price# *d the Individual 1tease af the g roup#,’ as determUed to accordance With provisions already la the coda. ■rul! milliards: grower weoU soil a* ear of any product except for. cash in th field or in the truck, '• M r., Thurston stated. "Then." he added, f If a car of celery gale Into p market where the uric* ha* dropped 50 or 60 cents a crate briow for #hat It was sold for on this end, the buyer and not tb* grower will be the ance bring*' to flee th* ' number goal." _ of Important atatd-' figures who County Ag*i\t C. R. Dswyon. a will mak* the trflk which will give gomt at the m eetty, egpdpljU them an "lnslde’’ .riew of th* prothat, altbouib_ aulw a hapdful of .84,-jlcWuk-dadhny^aL-g t~raw«Yg' x n n f f m j * canal. Congressman Mark Wilcox, may rrcvlv* frte legp] Lex Green and Hardin Tetanon, from th* government as *w*n ai Charles L. Ileath of DeLand, already havo accepted, and Benator D. U. Fletcher has .. " . . . • *•’ 1» tentatively accepted. O n e —and pledged spoemealty to.W ■iar the constitution should be ra- fo r which art stand." spected, end * • Co-Operation of organlcations American ^ U fA M M Ifllo ii It kku.j Congress ahoulil retain lta"ra» I" 1* Purposes v u welcomed bating unfuit “ abuse* of power.' •possibility for tha spending o f » « me ■ -----------public money Upholding ihf two-party system. " tha leaguer* *aid “ wo (hall taka fOWttneed Praai nmre 1) no atepa to bring about a change X f l A t l A the Prohibition Amendment. "A * an organisation," tha state­ In the form nf .irgsnlistion of . a - B l l F ~ l l l W e ie w llV ment eald. ’Sr* a n neither for nor either party though era (hall re,, against PreiUetit Roosevelt. ' (area the right to appeal to both partly* to mdorae^th* principle! ‘ , "W . should be happy to feel that Grade A Raw Milk we had hi* support. W * ate for those men who share with us a de­ Grade A Poatuerized Milk votion to the principle* lor Which Sweet Cream Lumber And ere etand." Roofing There followed a league credo, in Butter Milk substance: Chooolate Milk Oongree* should not delegate Ha authority to ' bureaucrats:" Bureau* aim ild not he allowed to make ruling* having force of l*V } Civil justice *hould be adminlaVMtors Welcome To Oar Plant At AQ Tlmen • • terad by the courts: States and individual rights un- SSSPraf A R u le J an g S u it C h ib s , ffiaa& it tens# sV y f A-'Ma , 't 'Wllsye jt ilt bis.fHory Instructions t0 assist In the Tru'd end boat lines operating r/WHm on a car of celery or other prmhici I quick setting op of projects In and out of Hanferd will be rep­ fa hot commensunff* with th*' eon* which might be epoimred by the resented before th* State Railroad dltlon af the market when th* carl organlration. ' . Commission during a I lire*, day arrived py area epia. pr >e believer I Otto Caldwell was' named hearing Which I* to b* held I* that cpramltilon or Otbfr.charges chalmisn of a special Boelal Tallahassee starting ' "Sept 18. ay* too high, he no may in* J pelltlon psuutn 'fedieu- Committee Which will make erTlje Commlajlon, on that day will •ral aid without any cost. conduct a general Investigation Mr. pawuon, a|«o stated that of ecbedplee being . operpted by there I* a state layr which prohlblu th* S t Johns-River Line Co. «ny f«r| lllier mennfacturet from Coast-lo-Coast SysUnt Jsc, Ip (hipping any customer fertiliser connection with boat lines oper­ which h* did not order. ated en the Bt. Johns River. On • "W* had a ease In Sanford this Sept. 18, the Commlaiion will Vreek.” he eald, “ where a gtower consider an application of the A. ordered a natural product and re­ B. C. Transfer Co. Inc. of Orlan ceived a msnufactured product. do for 'authority to Increase Its Teats revealed that It was not present schedule pf four trip* per whst ho ordered, and the tag on week to dally service from San­ the bag alio revealed e vloUtioir ford to Orlando. t*f the law. This grower not only * IVORY FLA K E S each Bananas A Yellowing Cooking Delicious llreakfast Food G R A I’ E N U T S package Swtmdown O n io n s C AKE FLOUR pkg..... Floridn Key H Ik. Limes2doz.lt BAK ER’S COCOA each m » 2 lbs. i Them >*■■ *■ heralleei Grapes 2 lbs Calumet B A K IN G POW DER lb . Ooid Draught Cure Creamery l ountry Roll Short'aCsmp BACON lb LIVER . 2 lb e .b , p «f,. MEAT MARKET Shampoo 111 EAST FIRST BTREI Of AW , Oeafgta Ee*f Aad W» STEAKS TAII-S t fba...... Pur* Pork SAUSAGE f t . . . Fresh Ground B A IIilU R G K R lb. IK End Cute l*ork CHOPS t « to 5 Tb. heck Young i r a w m s i VOUCHERS I ' B. E. I’enn, Navy Oeana, G. N. Beans, 3 lbs. 19c < w u A t o x m j i to te FERA CASHED �wm -<* jmm- *-r ft Wm 1cLucas Takes Dismal View O f N ew footba ll Season As Material Foils To Inspire T H E S T A N D IN G S V O H T IIK S S r r f.« M IO A I.K A U t’ K I'ulnika..... ...... It W. Mi. Auuu.tlne _ _ _ i t ■L tn r .v lllr . ______J# Irej Inns I reach _ _ 1« li.la r i'l --------- -— II Jarb.nnvllia .---- la I- * it U |l |» Ji Pet. ,T4t .see 111 to t .lit ,|1 1 from a letter written by fo * 'F e a n before I ' AUSTRIA'S SPARE aisled Pitas correspondent traveled SI. JOSEPH WAS quote* Rafael J. Moses who was for. |6<0 a year :r»atal {or.* y passenger In a T lg K n - l c ^ t 'FjjQRIDA^ FIRST several year* secretary of lisa FLORIDA’S CHANGE USED UP in\? which had accommodations for W. 4 I A W W I / / 1 O FIRST 1 I l i k J A St. Jasaph Railroad Company. “ Tbe town went down, the The present disturbed political “Fun f ultMtlon, and tariff walla. Isolate BOOM TIM E CITY railroad failed and I bought for ON REVOLUTIONS Austria more’ and more. Austrians A fto .i . n■■ ■ ' Pm pccU facing Coach Leonard McLucaa eaM In aurrejrlnf what he Recovery, Therefore, I r t r r r l i r V H r . a lt. 1I McLucaa with hU Seminole lliafh haa, what he expects, and what Ml. Aoau.tln. II; Liel^ml V. Held By Many As I'sU rka I; Jacksonville I School football erhedule for l!'34 might be the result of lha araaonV iJ.rn.tia tl.Hi-h 1; (la ln ta v lll* 1. are the moat dismal of any line*; play. Faintest O f Hope f irwt he accepted service aa athl itlc Stating that ho must bull-1 * W. r#M. U director of the echool back In 1930. team around Jack Hughes, Olive N *» Tnik „ VIENNA. Sept. 7,-< A P > —Tv»p ... . II .•14 IE ■ Thla statement wae attributed to Miller and Leslie damage at backr 41 laltUlN - .... 17 ll m revolutions within sit months have IS Coach McLucaa thla morning after and llalph I'raraon as linc.mar , f Itfrit mu .177 .... - Ifr absorbed all the apara change Li Unsliill ---- — <1 •a .it* three daya of training In which la* thnch McLucaa said that unhaa riltahurKh Moreover, they have .... , «« *i 4M Auatrla n . ------- IS has directed about 90 boys, nioal mure boy* corns out, and linger 413 71 liiilML* 1 | rh lm , ---41 ■u .17* • f them ISO and 125 pounder*, Itoys, hie team will be runf-oit-d uf *tin'1nrtail 141 . -. . 17 IE when compared with through aetting-up and other pie midgets, teams which Included men like Umlnary raerclae*. ..h,r viduals,I BO. that recovery aeemt to I ai Mew Vf.rk f, 1 , . . , a RUer, 'iHfniP«i:«r» ’ Practically an entire first team Melton Ware, Woodrow I .a*«i in 7 « i firttakl M It. many AuatrUna to be » vain hop-? lost by graduation thla spring,| Georg* Muye, Murray Kanner, vid I'liiaiiurah i at Hm i i .i i Whrn Ihc amok® of Ffbroary'i and only four of the 1983 "regu Itanilall Slaughter. I'lm-innati at IHIIart.lnfcle-rah., Irevolution cleararl away 1500 lara" are back. Hr rluesn'l deny Hurt some uf hit iH r iu i EV u ir iii H i Socialists were dead, and tha gov|„ H* ■ The remainder of the boy* arc hopefuls lark the courage and de­ M . 1emment had a alack of bills total­ ------ IS 4 f the second, third and fourth string termination, but nretent dav foci Sh a©w( r » iYi r .t k ing 120,000,000. The rvvrdntlbn !n *1 AI *14 hr* of last year, a handful Jutt rp tail, even In Central Florida high I 'l b i i 'l n r i d IP (1 6 3 1 j July, touched o ff with the aaiartu n IS <4 t n from Junior High, and one or two school circles, requires weignl at IIHI.t»Mfa alnilltm of Chancellor Dollfust, *m l» CD «* cost almost aa much aa the. lirek well aa courage .and Hu- |iru»| cits, U 'M w fttu K to n 67 71 .446 F h llm lw ly ih ln -This Is the first year that .. 6 | 71 . 4 1 * revolt. therefore, tire imotunlly dim. I 'h t i h k i i Ii *4 II? haven't had at least one man who! Three of lhr nMr|y 60 men now ^otcaL. .lhaaa._axiiaotlUtt»«ae ,. ...ii — Wi .p9HWb.ur.uvej-." ./.jintb j erremlrwy-ftrartM— trrrtMrV-wMgtf ---------------y - W m t lla large far a tiny country, tha govT n r t i i M f "h IriatKO I alsoijt lfU) |KjufitJR. Tl»**r® • *© ateoul 1|emment levied a epeelal “ security liu w to it * a t t l r t f l f t f w l |. 1 |0 160 pot* miff#* util! nil the rrvt W Ha-hfitgrlm i) las" nn the people. Many warm un­ at H* 1 strut* — W M m ri mi rnl«* ir e alrnrirr, inciiwrlcfirrd boy* able to pay. r t i l f n i l i |||H1® nl f i r m •tr — r a t it, who l i e Jual *nxiotia tu play fiMil •• "th M »i»ie »* |H»nl|uvn*-ii The country's financial rtamnrva ----------- — — -------- - ball for ('each Mclsura*. are so low that the government Homif uf |hi* ni'wcoman are El mnr re seeking a now foreign loan win Rf|uirr»«, Jack IVarnon, (thirl©.* through the Lengue of Nations. At OVIEDO liclrlin, hilly Wilkinson, lt»l|»li the snmr time It seeks, through the I1ftng©r( llurolil I hiker, Tom Wan' league, to induro foreign powers ii-y, S'pick riuhran, Hob William , Mi*- Amy Ruth Mcknight, of to cut interest istes on loans al­ ami Then. William*. Drivtiipurt, who baa ls-rn visiting ready runlr acted. Howrvvr, ( fiarh MrliUno will her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. The guvr-r riMicnt haa been unable uparv iiu llin© nor effort in ilrvi’l I A. Fai nail Tot a short lime re­ to puy Hi employes on tha first of Yom oping what h© haa and Iryiiijr In turned hum* Sun,ley. She was sc- the month. A little la being paid fit it into alia|H* to ii»©«*t a moat ©r- iuni|mnird by her parents who them now In three Installment* actiriK sfliHulr. Prsctl*© session* - peril Sunday here. each month. am to h© iiebl every aft#rncH»r» ©x K A T E S Foreign trade lias dwindled to Mr. and Jits. (J. C Wilson, of rept Saturday and Sunday -tart M. Augustine, returned home Sun­ the vanishing point. Tourists trsf tnir at H ill) nVIock 10c line 1 lime day after a short Visit with th*ir fir. formally on* of the most pro r■11*11 netill'llii tli* i 4 iu fra! Hunt, Mrs, J. N, Thu-npsun, Mrs. durtivr aoinri-s of revenue, ha* The Re lint S lime* low*: 7c line 6 llme«. lb,i up,on acjumpauieii tlieru f.,r a virtually erased While aptarently 0|t|tMeerett I Ilnte 6c line I month Iwo weeks' visit with relatives arid it is perfectly safe for American M e re |*ttwl iw IMr I l n. re friends in St. Augustiivu. Ceanl five words ta llaa. Irfvk. «'|iy and other foreign visitors to come H it I2 |Iter » r*. I«*i tr. Double rate foe capital a» Dr I. I ‘ Jenkins prearlird an in. tn Austria, tourists nr* apprrhm n-»I' I it I'M black fare letters. Mr II I n Tli • teim ting scimon lu an nppiecu- •dee. So they pars up oar of Ih ' Nr.6 TImM• live robgrrguliori Inst *•»(.* lull* N-. ht-autifiil and Inlt-resting Sunday j most M« •• 1 * * ,' • 11 I** n do II Minimum charge 3t« niiilrii-s of Kiimtie, and businrs-uoiriing at tliu MulIn.dial ( nurch Tli* re 2 1 Hi I mm instill* I N "‘ A ll .*r».rr r. ; N'lrV lla t. b v a liu m Mr,. J. W, I ’oats Irfl last week hen- languishes. w ill a* t k m t u e d l - f i f m m m f Km In-ml liniris entering Austria #| f Imp * •relerrd * • 9+1mm4m end for Savannah w Iu-ib s' c will i m l i * *»<t* k» vi-iil for u few ibiy*. .lax Red Caps TttPlay tattoo. Mr. and Mrs C. 1,. West and Jarolis ml Mm. Theo, Aulin, HunHereSaturday,Sundny family left Wedncs lay fur n tivu «lay weeks' stay at Duytina Mem h. Mi'* L©ila Mill" E’nv*i® ami Jn*n©a The Jarksnnvillr llrd Cap", de Charlie Weil, Jr will leave Sept. Urnmilt KfUay, *»f Ovir lit, war© after nomi in HAVE v o t lll WATCH rrpalrel r la led to l>e the "Ir-mgest negro 2U to resume Ills st nliec a: the murri©*l ^alnnJay JmJkr© Sbaron’« at Ih© Court *' by one who really knows how Ijo. i 'Im II tenm in Florida, will re t'niversity In (iai.'iesville. turn to this city early 1omori«w to Mr. and Mr* Allan Tl uf(i}>Hi.n. I l m i 'f in Sanfonl by f ! r * Hhultt. Briggs, Jeweler. Msg. Ava. prepare for two gaoie, ngu'ii't tin ami mn, Jimmy, hav* rvlurtnil in Mi* a l*ayn© cam© lo Ortado local team known a* the "Sanford inv^rriraa aiii><v Mr, 1bmnpHun i* rmrnUy from Biloxi, Mi**, amt 8e— Autom abtlea tikanta." The Tied Ca|i« played la'uicit ami an lu>iru*i>jr ir lb© In mm I© her hon©* with her ■inrr, HKll DONG WHEEL base Kortl forr a targe crow-1 line some k©rii4*«* urbvNil |Mr*. Ii. II. Byrd, v hd© Mr K«la©y ... truck, A-l coiMJltUJn S.i'5- A u-’ works ago, and the corning games, . I*rn(. aa<l Mia J. Tihb-n Jacobs, i ha* mad© hi* b©r© th© k m I* tin delivery truck Sll'ft- T-Fortl to l-e |layer! tomorrow and Sunday ■»f L«k© Mmifui »©r© kfiiiAf'. of c f part of hr* hf©, lb* »a ©T»/ngid In delivery truck $-16 Reels and Solis afternoon" at II 11 oYh-ck, prom ’ ©if ninth©! ai rill -ii Mi a Maty ; c©|©ry jfrowiny;, f iae to draw even larger irowds I 4— Uunlnrae Service ' " • ' r RESULT! W AN T ADf LET J. TV M IAIKIIN repair and sharpen your l a w n rnowir They'll cut like new. Min I lm Avo Phone 719-W. in S weetening e n d -o f-s u m m e r 10— F low er* and I’ lanla are not permitted to travel Into Germany etc*pi by special author­ W est Florida Settle­ isation. Germans ore not allowed ment Wag Largest to entor Austria unless they pay a ta* of 1,000 marks. State Town In 1833 -Unemployment In Austrlo It in­ TALLAH ASSEE, Fla., Sept. t. creasing steadily. The etreeta of Vienna tire filled with the workleai, —t/P)— Florida’s first boom town many begging. There are as m iry was Bt. Joseph, records In the women and children as men state library here show. The French founded a aeltleamong the brggere. Thousands Spanisu cannot pay rent, to say nuthlng ofj ment tbere In early abandoned It. taiee, and retail shops are going i day* but they nto bankruptcy every day. Rents State Librarian W. T. Cash .sayc. for many stores and apartmrnu About 1813 a town wss slant I have been cut In half in two years, on the former settlement spot and by 1838 It had beeoma use yet vacancies Increase. The people, for the most part of the largest. If not the largest. are shabbily dressed. For movt ofi***P Florida. It haa long sines disappeared. them life la o constant struggl e rr malru but a The If attitude la one of utter de­ Nothing now spair, for the, profess to see no monument marking lha site of lu Tiiyi'for t(ielr country. Conse- Florida's first constitutional con­ Storms and disease luently many are rrady to nnbracr vention. v fp e d 'w t- T H < r"c fty *rf# rir*fH « ground In the commercial world The Jails are eo crowded with 1of Florida's early days. memtiers of the outlawed socialist Trade rivalry with Apalachi­ TTgtm* In Vlrnna and with percola—a flourishing port not lar arms Involved In the recent Natl east of Bt. Joseph—brought ■^putsch* that it has been necessary |Florida and Georgia business «P convert factories, gymnasiums men into 8L Jortph in 1831 and warehouses Inlo prisons. The Within a year they built F'lorDialntcnane of these thouianda of 1Ida's first steam railroad, run­ prisoners entail henry vspeuae. ning from St. Joseph to Lake Correnl rat ion ramps have re­ Wlmlco which ronnects with the lieved the pressure nn estaldlshe I Apalachicola River. tails. In ('nrinthiu so many Nasi 'T o r a few years," Cash says, Workers and syrnpathiters were “ The town flourished like a arrested that there is a serious green hay tree and by 1838 was shortage of laborer* lo harvest probably the largest place In the crops. Florida." Th* government of a nation so| The- stats Librarian has an old thoroughly discouraged, divided letter which tells of the bousing and ho| eless Is being attempted by |problem in St. Joseph during youthful Chancellor von Sc hunch-! ~ nigg Hr has started with vigorous |pf Austria. The world is watching policies, and a strung detrrmlna-, while he trie* to stand against tion to maintain the independence |the tide of Notiism. POIt SALEi'Misstunary Sirawla-r-j ry Plants, lies Packard, NOW READY to 1r j irplam I 200,000 each Ilf T .10I. 1 ,. Pi-pp>-i,| p I ABOUT --------- I t A, M. 1M HEAD MULB * m ur o n o it AND BAPliLK i n A t i o r jK ito R r fa «r m il c h rovva }V B HTOCK EXCHANGE 3RWOOP A YR. AKD tn Doator .aa* O irt Fo*r I — NO B E T T E R )E- •U aloy-Roftr* ' r ,. Hardwar* French & 8lh Phona 711 ssa o M h te t ------ For“B etter SEMINOLE D R Y C LE A N E R S Phone 661 220 MagnofU A w . 50 Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paints “ ll«»t For The Bouth" They rmt considerably leas, because lluy last much longer. Incidentally they look better and Oralr atlractlva lustre la slow lo fade. STAN LEY-ROGERS H A R D W A R E CO. 201 Nknford Avtnit* w 75 conn rtoam nn •Stff IUM MIXTURE e *.T t *3.60 4.01 YUM ■ 1 71 « » ! • « • an-**. ms .iv. U.7S Itx ^ s S7.se Safest Tire in th e World 8EM IN0LB CELERY SPECIAL v Lake Wale* ............... 1.66 IDEAL THREE FIVES CELERY SPECIAL Chicago .......... iRJo Naw York........— ..... 17.70 Here art two very populor brands for use In your section. U N IO N bus s t a t io n Beuloole Hotel Pimm N Thera It a brand of IDEAL FERTILIZER for each crop grown In yow community. Consult our local rai five or write us direct about soil treatment and feeding, of yew crap. o a J L . T 11ACriBy M AN AG ES KANE -i'/ffimat Jiif R n a S aa* l i n y r * L a a lw Strenuous tests over all kinds o f roads have proved this tire to be the toughest & best value on today’s tire market. n n iT H i ph o n e ; r rottD b^ ch ™ * f g p s J L * SANJ WILSON fr TC FLORIDA kL £ • * f| m U gm »■4* FERTILIZER COMPANY ipA® 1^ u 'U 1 ' We will be glad to assist you In any way passible to secure a na.lnnal housing loan. Free estimates on tne tost rtf antici­ pated repairs. ITE Y MONDAY, 0EPT. 10th, a '' United Lumber Co. REDUCED PRICES fO B LI MI TED TI M* O M IT Us« K A L -C ilt to correct and improve toil condition* In ob‘U **Jiof youi m mdol tummoi your vegetable field* and citrui grove*, i! i* *afe, de­ TsetUoa In Him U tI4Mi I1*« 10 to 10 IL I'. Kicker. Lockwoiid A t this seaton, vegetable pr* Tall d*y» b*tl with tfc>* conlofipendable ond economical. Chief Preferred. Plume 1'tS-J L. o l i F ieri da M otor L ir a * Lu o. |tt*l P, Hagan, Jr., 17U2 Park. land* are being prepared for fall and winter crop*. Hard­ pick 7*w b«4 tnd ukh th* mart • .i -------------------------wood Aihet ora commonly uted for soil improvement. but lot your { it n IU vacidon rtMfl 16— Apartmenta for llrnt k*!or© If* to® lit© . , . don’t bodk*r KAL-CITE it a much superior product to uia for this FOR R E NT: Unfuiniahed garage i About a*rtki*7 *Uo I I I tail nil purpeto. It is o hardwood ash base mixture built up apaitimnl, 31* 1-J Palmrltu' t r t r o l t a r o t aaJda- Y o u T l * m aaonoy, with selectod forms of calcium and potash in which art Avenue Apply 210 Palmetto. ( Uni ud worry I Included added sources of the lest common elements that L ow vacation faraa, too 16— House* For [lent hove proved by recent experience to be to effective as F IV E ROOM house with I w u JacknonviUe .......... • 2.S0 tail amendments. It contains twice at much lime and •ereened porches, port# coda-re, Daytona Ileach ............. 05 cotosl) os doc; hardwood ashes and is applied on that and garage. All tnorlarn ImproveLI. Aujput'ne ........... 2.05 basis. manta. Beat location In town. In­ Vero Beach ........ 3.00 quire at II. A A. Stor*. Use COPPER K A L -C IT E to correct ammoniation and dieWeal Balm Bwaeh ____ 3.76 back in citrus trees. COPPER K A L -C IT E is K A L -C IT E tO-wMIneetUnmin* Pot sale Clearwater ..... 3.30 to which Copper Sulphate has been odded. It is a * ex­ K I A T TERRIER puppies, line milk Tampa — ...... ..... 2.05 cellent tonic for both the soil ond the tree. S ’ *, , goat, 10 Fillets, typiwnter ,'nk, 2.70 ' (hallow well drill outfit. All priced 81. Pcteraburc —----RX Orlando ......... 40 Use a brand of ID EA L F ER T ILIZ ER S for outstanding end raaaonaLly. B T. Tiller, Thiola. dependable results in growing your vegetable crops. Lakeland ......... 1.60 AUCH0N ■•- * * Century Progress Tire most t n jo y a b U b y bus 12— Wanted X ) AP “^SSV^tSt^SK", 1\. ' i n a**w a— « ■ P * « y rACKto in MOitruu MOOf tAOl TO in kumraouaiONAJ® TO AVOID W A IT! 11— Mlsccllnncou# EPILEPSY -EPII.EITICSI Unroll 1 lady finds complitl* relief lm husband. Specialists hullic al.r.aU failed Nothing to sell. All Irll.c J answered. Mrs. Liao. Dempster, | Apt. 0-14, 0900 lalayclK Ulvd, | West, Detroit, Mich. Z b am M l RUB In the Production o f the new Egg pi ant, CuilaidM, t‘ a Ii h a *c © . IMatiU. 11.2* i llltrllWM.il III IplUf* . title*. U K. Ha i i u ' A lt a •itiiiU- 1 Spring*. D: L . Aithla W. Brawn, of yia^ T h o r a U t a B offers the public YOUR SOIL Tomato plants (to , aale, M. It. leiwe, Geneva AvrI noe. ______ ^ : FO R S A L K : Here U how Draught ( N M --■= I men �— -------------- THE WEATHER Partly P ib it o M la Florida’s Heart 11m W «riTa G rtatnl VaieUble Spat aad Richsat Garden Land cloudy '7 ! j tonight sad Sunday. A N INDEPENDENT D AILY NEW SPAPER Aaaodated Press SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATU R D A Y. SEPTEM BER 8, 1934 Pries Flea Cants NUM BER STS * KING GEORGE W O U N D E D IN STRIKE RIOT T H A T TOOK SIX LIVES DEBT FUNDING L ig h tn in g Strikes BILL TO PASS M orro Castle O ff WIgMikmWHWs.«uuir<sw*41,u-i-A-a-i,* it.'if,.IWwJ.■ At« ; New Jersey Gorman Says Walkout RuIerPicturedAsCompetitor O f U. S. In W i l l Continue In Face O f Story That Armament Markets Of LeadingNations Mills Will Re-Open W ASHINGTON, Sept. 8. — (A .P .)— Francis J. Gor­ man, Chairman of the Tex­ tile Strike Committee took cognizance today of reports that many mills would re­ open next week wUh the statement that, *T/e wel­ come the teat on Monday.” Emerging from a second con­ ference with President Ron**veil's Board of Inquiry. Gorm u *ald the slrike would con­ tinue. ' lit eslpatned a previous deelaration that the Union would accept no arfarltratlon proposal* until all mill* art elated a- a dtairt ‘T o ha to our negotiation* In an atmoaphor* of ptact." Dtclaioaa wara to be /nade to­ day on a poaribls extension ol ho taatlla walkout to all mlscvlaneous dlvlaiona in the induatry not y tl affected hy general order. All the power of omantaed la­ bor in America waa thrown laat night on the aide of striking mill work era. President William (irttn o. Um American Federation of La­ bor ordered booja o( all national Sad lataraalional labor union, to ■ a t egtlt, blta bar# B U I w*»k ta rfUcuaa naaana of making the atrike 100 percent effective. At tht at me time, strike leadara called upon President Rouse velt to “ forbid use of war ma­ terials" In the walkout and to “ discourage use of the national guard for civic police duty.” In a telegram to the President, Franc la J, Gorman, chairman o! tbs taatlla .inks committee, charged militiamen in Bouth anu North Carolina W in being uted ■imply aa “ ankabreating oigenUationa." “ Mobilisation (.1 armed force* at this time la provocative and needless," Gorman • wired. “ This atrike inual be carried (Continued Qn Page Six) ( ^What The Hell?” Yells Huey When Sleep Is Disturbed NEW ORLEANS. Sept B. — (AP) —Than waa shooting around Senator Huey P. Long’, palatial home early yesterday and lota of ■tata troopers. Some said It waa children with firecrackers at 4 A. M . other* said H waa .five bullets which spattered i f f the front e f Use house. The New Orisons States aald a neighbor reported aeelng Senator Leug. now angagad la a bitter poIMtoal war with Mayor T. Beraraaa W ih —l i j , atkk bia head eut af ■ « I M » I aad yell: "What Um htll’i going on donn thee* I* That ha disappeared, according tv Um tteisiibor. The aaaator, himself, said he hadn't aleyt at home the laat two "H is . Leag,“ ha doclerad, “ says that M M children acroee the sk id were Mooting ffrec rackera for a v a il minute*. I think they were latakaetlng Walmaleyt early trig to China, lis a going aooi Another Code GoeoOn Rodu After Trim] WAIHINQTON, S*pL 4 ^ 0 H «A Hflatola, virtually conceding claim* * f tk* betel businwex that ala# mantbe* Myatlaa under the blue engta had damoaitrated "the hnpaaalkW y af fgU cede cnmpll *•*• (aeed yesterday with (ha f w t t o W what to da abaat It Hotel ariMab aeaght modin •alioa af the eada, tort thalr vug •tottaM w m raatotod k$ the, I)nde Ijopislator Sees R e v ised Measure As Meeting O k e y O f Its Opponents CITY N E W S BRIEFS WASHINGTON. Sept. B .-(A P t ST l ’ ETERSIM ’ RG. Sept. H IriH-al weather yratrrday: Hifn —King George V. of England, and Thr tMivrinor’" ilrht rrfumlinir hilt the United States War Depart­ that iiavr thr 1SKF1 I r*rialnturr its PI .low 74 rainfall .27 of an inch. ment weie portrayed before the mi*«t ml nr fiat Imt tlr« will Im» hark, Senate munition, committee yes­ tto’ fnrr thr nrxt araaion in n fnrnv Thr tidea at thr beaches tonight that may 1m* arrr|Mnt*lr 1 all up and t morrow: High tide tonight terday aa competing aalesmen in piiai:nif |fn»ii|tot, RrprrarntiO Ivr 8 at N;OK o'clock; High tides .Sunday the armament, mart* of the world. P RuhinraUy of Hntlr rmmty, prr ui H 40 A. M., and 11:0.7 IV M.; lowr There were ga.p. of amairment ilirtnl hrrr, from a little group of spectator* tides at 2:20 A M and 2::tfi |\ M. when the committee waa told that I fiat t'Mil of (fiviniE thr stall’ ronEngland's ruler, in lUilZ, personally City t'uiniTiisaiiirirr V. A Speer trot ovrr riti*'a nn*l rminfira *h*1 Intervened In an attempt to atop th fnult on thrtr «lrht, ItohinrHii !«• left he 1 e late yesterday hy hu* for the eale of gun. to Poland by a lit vi«, I hr mraaii ri* will rrr air a Hendersonville' N. IV, where # he wh * to meet his father this morn New York firm. fart fmdmir roniiinsaion to drlrt i »mnr linn murti null taxinu unit mg, and continue on to New York The War Department it w n ran affoMl to pay ami wtial •! - fur the annual Spfsrr and Hons buy­ testified previously, had actively fount thr Imndhuhln * rhouM I f ing trip The S|*eers will return in aided the Dngg. Ordinance Engi­ about three wi-rks to itlmif tu aerrpt neering Company of New York in Shown above art* |wu of the nu n woumie«l i u th* IrxtiK* M m Im* hniilt Hi - rfeiuiiiolu mill. Ttila ImiiimI rhanirr will rn^’L thr It* effort. In sell the Polish gov Hutii-n Patti, 8, Car., which took the livi-w of mixaI i ilkit* They » n c l ml M< H.thaha d r f t! mol Ned Smith, local furniture deal­ iitijrvtiiiliH of thr Klornln t raym of ernmenl weapons that deal death Hikbrit Davrkuni Tht* f i ^ l Iwgan when a "flytni: of -tnkrrp -miirhi « l**-i I ho iilnnl all Municipal*! lr* Iiml i»thrr» wlw* er, spent nearly all uf yesterday Teatimony portraying the Eng­ of ihf ilcad being at like re. The nix dual lu« death* at Huritn Puth ih mpi ( tt»r »tnk - loll in In (As* fought ihr first ili*ht fumlnnc tnll, morning trying tu find out wheth­ lish king . . an armament salesman | pociatcd Fr ets Ifiiotol *nol Riilurirau, who waa m St er a small, vinous appearing snake almost uverahadowrd othri star­ P«‘trrahuiif to a.!.lira-* oriramxrd which he caught at Silver l*ak« tling develnpmenta unraveled due work i1r a on l-ithor flay In tliarusa Thursday with the a**i*Utire of ing the day'a rapid-fire heating, IHIf hi* tot I *ill tn-lirf 11n tiill »hould I friends, wan a coral snake or the laat until Monday. Among Estimated Number He finally timk County to- adoptrd, Rohiiirau *nol it would what. them were: Ih- tu thr adv«nt«*fr of ritirs to Agent „(V It liswsiin'* won! that it On Strike, 368,82H Photographs showing Turkish was a rural snake The rvptil* is hark it. officiate aboard the U. S. S. Ha ID T k r %swear Ip Ir t l “ You ran*! take a man * lift* j»i«t now in the boo ctdlet llun. leigh In 1821) to inspect armament ’ll.r iHlIunlua liklr !■•( tolakl hrcatj*r hr t» m drht.“ thr irprr made by the Dugga Company, an IndiedMiUrtl |Mr r %«*-■« •>( I Sr *lMW Checks totaling 9h.lUk.0l war* arntativr aaid. •‘ Yin* van l inurt|<airr k la i» • i sahlbtttqn IsraiKr by Chairman ht*« bcwly anil soul to pay an nhli^a. placed into tba handa of 1417 Nye, Republican, North Dakota, ot Ufa « !«»• lion You can’t throw him into jail white and colored men and women X 4MJO the committee a* "use of the WrlterSays Authority H a t** 3 2 -4NNI M.44M* | Drive Also Launched fur hrinir broke HrH II mm palsIra IA»MI ^ ou * a n’t drny s round the C4iunty tmlny hy I ERA United States Navy as a sale* U'W xa to court workers, it waa announced at the To Cut “( 'hinders” him thr piivtlrifi* of Forced Firm Out Of t>H ranaMutof |b s o l l i man'a sample rase.” i (« TT.x«» i drrljtrihtf hlmpidf *i liHiikfupt anti City Hall. The sum •« over ll.C’tm It lends- la la H il | Evidence that Lieut. Comdr. Business II n f airly 4 ***• n e r I l r Ml I From Kdicf Rolls •'tar I m*f life anr’o XXtoiH* III *«MI , gienter than that paid out last Jamc. 11. Strong- alnce resigned, I Hr** \ work, and MCI new relief clients 1 -1 ,1 4 .H I “ A city Is rntiiliMl t** thr *amr while on active duty with the Navy N r** WASHINGTON, Sept H—(AIM \\ A S H I N t i T U N . s. |.l 8 (#1h ■ V a * e | It a n ta (•( lYllt’ifi* It "hoolit l«' |ii‘i nilllril to weir added to the ml!* dur ng :!*e had hel|H-d Colombia prepare plan, 1 J to O IlfU v iR lr The fi'iti’ Mt! it•11iiinb,-1mlu»n In-t aiviitr w.hat it ha* aniotiif thr crinl week. -David [jiwrenee. new-papei will for defending its port, again/ 1*.04*41 M n M l»*a«4 ill* mH|i|M‘d plnn* for th*- vkinti-r dor» and start again " er, aevuseil the Trnne—***■ Valley % l i a l d l a J(i. JlW > -«r possible Pciuvlan attack* 111 aim f»'F«liii|f of »*'*»]> Ifi.OINl.lHMl rii i-ily . Official* of ttu- Sanford Oviadn id lm Evidence that the American A, Authority and the Public Wiiik- *>**l tMf fl bla II HaI rr *a 1to hMira it hit at thr IniHti irfund 144, 4*4Ml 11M* whtlr Truck Cimwer*. Inc , »■ well as mamrnt (<,i |k,ration of New Y.-'k AdiiiiiilsUaIn.il of ■'forcing ■ pi, nig tiir i r n nr itI a riitr i«*d into hv I.r«fg la many farmer* this morning had rra** As (MO IMMI %la hd h >s maintained a brokerage account foi vale company out of business u i miot ritir* of f loridn. including hi* 1 r a a n ir t 4 occasion to comment on the ap Iirf i Strong while he waa aeling »* n tually at the |>uiiil of a gun" in Ho­ h i • ■ I * • i r p i hoiiutow n of Miami, I Irai wai«-r, I.TM (tearattrr of a crate of Nrw York K n l r t a l It A.IMIM naval advisor to the Coiotnlowii ar,juiring of piopctlcs of the ii-ii 1 rtm to t i r i r in -got tal m n * a n - atauit co n celern sent to thr firm by its sales : Hit 4 lk lak**aasa i ni-ssee Public St-, vice Company in llt»|ikiu- valil lir govemmrnt In 1833. « Illaft-kl and St ISMor-bor*. tohrrr ium iH iliia manager, j * C Hutchison, now on taku t ohal t kt i • An assertion hy Senalm Untie,|and n.ai Knoacille, Teim h program tom. adopted almo^l a O rram t «»V s celoi) “ deal" in anil around New I.IMHI Democrat, Washington, l i s t Imwrence replied to a slatemenl lilt la ami y tu mi rum- *• Vrai a go srk, \V Y The cslery packed in w i.suetl Monday night hy the Icn (Continued on Fags Sial Iit'f” lull tir tnM«i Tin* Dade represrulat ivr, ia h.< U-d New Ytnk « ratr which Is two inches lii-.av* Valley Authority in taking iMliruihl w-'til a tiittri fight foi the gobn mu ’•* wide! than the Florida crate, had issue with an article in The Eluted |ir ivati hiiRMit rofunding plan in the IlLtit im-i»hIoii4 the appearance nf having been Trammell Secretary iStall* New* In whirh he contended .SiiuullaiM-mi confmin'd constantly rri luring re giuw 11 in Florida muck land It Sees Busy Winter' the lennesaee Valley Authority |Mirts that a compromise debt was tall and straight and very IMt.tnU.lUM in had dealt unfairly in aii|uiiiug the ft nil Hu urd On Pago hi vet Si*rtrimhr i" r firm, wrtd the crate held 2d stalk* Jo* Eerria, formerly editor of pro|t*itira. I 'u r rt o Rico ami Hu Mr Hutchison aspects to return "The principal diffeiene* Inth* Apopka Thief and noW aecrr larula heir atunit Nov 15 P was slated, Hiller Says (lod Is (Continued On Pag* Euurl tary to Senator Park Trammell. '■R* Iirf (’outa, hrraiiBr t*f in to ill Moby Ijsiug, Sanford man Directing N a z i s a* w *i a visitor in Sanford yesterday, to h,, 1 * a**tating Mr. Hutchison. In Mfivitf* toRich i r v uchnluln! rira^r*! jirirra. ha\r juiii|>*mI rn-arly and In company with R. L. Glenn, Roosevelt Against yrar,*' (Continued On l*aga Four) Ii* Rim1 * ui WIni «VU h k l*u»i »r» m ifil |»rfrriil itiiMliir thr NUItNHKHh. (irrinany. ,8rpt. H visited many eld friend* In the ItupktiiB •aitl “ Thr fr-lrrat yovritiii iif h I at I hr JrtoUh I 'onitmiu-t) Price Fixing In N R A (d*) — The rorporalri and aer city. furnU rare Madge Tells Carol To IV nlrr »m Magnolia Avum r. thr n^rnt mual nuarit it a grants of fiat»ona| aoctallam4* Mr. FarrU aaya that th* pros­ r<>nfrfjratum of thr R* h'linril fully In* thr fiilnrr " N. Y„ SepL M .— HYDE PAR K, Co Back To His W ife pect! for the coming season are Hr xanl thrir wrrr H.M.'tlt.OOO army laat night heard Adolf Hit feels Jrtoifth ihurrh will offic ia ls la-inii ler tell them "Hod aatff Ua our brighter than they aver have been. (A‘l President Roosevelt fMiiiilim on rrlirf Mills durinir July. questionahl* aa thr nhitmaiirr of Ronh Ma*hrM«, VIENNA. Sept. 8 (4-1 -RuHaving juat returned from Wwh pi Ice fixing la Thrar tlrrw $ I rt2.,tHMI,miO In ptihlle mcaaiun to perform.” afoul of the anti-trust I hr Nr to Vrar fmliv al " W e ate lint inriiuritenla in the mnrim's famed "red headed worn* ington he stales hla thorough con tunning JulniB 1Mfiiffrhtrr toil) f.m-l i I furnla ffi»in all Humra, two ihknfa vlctlon that Florida will enjoy an laws, It waa brought out yesterday tht M*rvi<r«, aa*i*tril hy A , ronilnir from Ho fi-ilt-ral ir«»vrrh* handa uf providence," Her Kuehiei an" last night w m reported ready unprecedented tourtat eeaeon neat .1 hla regular pm-* conference, armed to retire from thr spotlight kvtifi uf i)i la ruin, mrnt. iVcim all ammr*, thr rati. aaiil aolemnl) while thr lie said hr regards the principles Diplomatic quarters here heard ranks of jmi.tHKt N aii "|mi" mrn winter, and he anticipates ah ex Mine. Magda l.upescu, titian political organisation leader* reliant demand for Elbrlda fruit* >'f collective bargaining for labor the Community Ce n t e r la-g.iuuiit' during June w hatred beauty for whom Princ* and vegetable! In northern mar and abulitiun of child tabor de­ at tMKJ o’clock Monday m u . nr. "aid. llitrnrd. finite parts uf the iK-rmanent NRA while all Rlcirea owned ’ n Him i Hv kike. A ayttmg «un Ihrrw itr l»*t Carol once foreswore his throne, The ailinlnlatratur hs» i rtrd he “ The Southesat particularly," which he la atudying for submis­ hy mmilH’/a of thr Cong>i n * 11 »n kail given "no conshh lato.n" yet light over thr great Z*p|M*lm field was urging ('ami to seek reconcil­ w til Ik cloned, all ilay MotHnv Mr. FarrU declared, “ hai been the sion to the next Cungrrm. to pniRprcts fur reviving th»- Civil cand white *rarchhghta flartnl tip iation with Princess Helen, hie alowly rialng iniaU Former wtf^ beneficiary of th* recovery proRoosevelt disclosed hr W S J giv­ Thr great rai holiday In Dir .low Works A dtini ri i:nt rat km to alloMati1I to pierce the King Carol* friend, thr reports gram evrry where 'on* goes ing daily thought tu the future of i»h religion !■ thr tlay while the leader waa epraking , \u*n* winter unernpluvment"D r model* to all Herman)." hr *aid, recommended the reconcilia­ through these southern slates the NRA and e«peeled it to evolve men! and Bervlrra in eon moui *•« At thr same ||u(»k Mt* n> way to silence the party'* "little tion as the festal there M *n air of activity and re­ by a step by step stage of taperl- Don of I hla evtnt w ill beg n r ’ K 11 » -rriad that tu* frit raniirfii » rutl ad muni abed o’clikck Tuovulay night, ami M* « n growing criticism of Carol. mratation. vived confidence," Darting with thr government tu men." U.S. PLANS AID FOR 16,000,000 DURING WINTER LAWRENCE HURLS NEW CHARGE AT TVA M E T H O D S LOCAL JEW S TO O BSERVE R O S I I HASIIANA FETE P Cill ti'chnk Wednesday roo«'-iii^ Fort Myers GrowerShips First Citrus To NorthernMarkets,Netting$2.50Box FORT MYERS. SepL 8. Con aumera up North will get thrir first taste of U l county', nrw crop o f gnldon grapefruit today aad aeveral citrus gra ven arc counting the approximate 12.to M t par box which they rrreived f. o b. Fort Myer*. The fruit, first ahipjMd out of Florida, rolled on Labor Day. two car* from th* lev County Packing Company and one car from tho Georg* Kingston lanL Mr. Klagotaa who ehlpped hla fruit to th* chain atore trad* m Ttlcago aald that It would bring Otwoen MJM aad fS per box In This fruit was from Mr Kinrston's groves In th* Orange River and Tlmiami Trull sections. The Lae county plant did not say where 1U fruit, Yacht, National and lllacfc Beauty brands, was skipped. Growers were expecting |1JK> per box net for thv first two carlonda. Heavy rains uiu week may re Urd th* ripening or fruit and mi down the amount which would c< shipped during tho fimt we*l. without the rail*. Rains add to tlu­ lu Ico content of citrus b it alow up the ripening proceaa. Maurice K Carlton, of Wauchula., la green it inspector for th* two Fort _ o n packing houaaa, K ran beef for rrlirf purpoiM- from Mr Dingfeldlar as prru >iit i t tattle purchw-ed In the drouth th r lotal i ongrrgatlon. rstend* h ■reaa were rntitlrd to a legitamah* rurdiaJ wrtconafi to all out of lov i pr i*f it. Jrw * whose praaancr la so ight f»»r The gohrrnmrnte he aald, will all ol thr BcnrlcrR, (Continued <)■ Pag* 4) Italians Told To Be Miami Constable To Ready For Anything Be Tried For Murder TARANTO, Italy. Sept K (Ah MIAMI. Srpt. 8.—UP) Riley After telling the llalln, |>eople Herndon, 2U. former deputy con to "be ready for any eventuality" ftIt bile,, was indicted yeitcrda ? fur Premier Muasollnl let it l><- known first degree murder fen the alaymg ls»t night that he will h,itr> bask here May 10 of John Charlr*-, 26, tn Rome for g tonfsrrimr nf gen member of a prominent Miami rial* and dlrialonary mnimander* family. The grand Jury chargr Hem,Inn uf the entira Italian army wounded hi* “ Our people must br ready for killed Charles and any event," I f Due* told 60,000 I,rid# of a week, th* former Ells Into Du- publir May Scott, by raking their bed Italians packed »,|.*r* ner*. “ I f » * .hnuld be with gunfire from an automatic obliged to laka th* field. I wilt be nhotgun. Mrs. Charles, although si your bead." • , seriously wounded, recovered Crew Claims That A ll Of 318 Passenger*-’ Would Have Lived By Obeying Orders KI’ RING L A K E , S«pt. > — (A .P .)— Hours after fir* hrokr out on tho luxurious ci>nst-wl*p lltwr, Morfo Castle t-arly Today, 251 of tho voasol‘8 fiR8 paaaengtr* and crow wort; unaocounthd for. T h e 200 o r m ore p M r tn (tors whn mot th e ir death ahoarti th* flamtna ship • *t*M miles at aea died becaoaa-af their refusal to enter Ufa boat*, mrmher* of the crew of tha vaa ael aald today. Twenty-five nf th* ^ nf th# rrew, interviewed lepar* * aletyi (old -praietrSlly fhe same rtory. It waa a tale of horror, of men and women freniietl by raging fiamra and a thick pall of imoha restating all attempts of aaUora to get them Into life boats' al*d to safely. Eatiinilra of. the losa e f Ilf* ran aa high aa 300. Score, of paiunyen spending their last night aboard bafat* the end of a w*.,V’« holiday warn trapped below deck’ aa ~ ’tho 1 flames, breaking aaAl i t I M UK hrary tn th* fi,r*j«gt of th* Ih„ i range,I aft to leave tha ■u|wratrurture only * hulk. One hundred and il|hly4tts were repertmt rerraad. either by other liner*, or put ashore U> life boat*. Lightning alrurk an oil tank on th* vessel at 3:00 A. M. aad almimt immediately flames aavi-Riped much of the' liner re­ turning tn New York from aa right Hay rruta* to Havana. ('■plain Robert Wllmot, Blas­ ter of th* vrzaet, had died a t “ •ri only a (aw hours before th* tragedy, of a heart attack, had Ei i » t Officer W. F. Warms was In command st the time. ttodiea started tu wash ashore (Continued On Cage Six) Civic Pride Caufteft Striking Painters To Reverse Selves Civic pride has Inspired tha I f FERA painters and laborers wha quit their Job* on the City llall last Wednmday to agree upon ft re­ turn to their Jobs next Monday, Ik was announced this morning. An KEKA official sUUd that “ Satisfactory financial arrMgamrnla have been mad* with (ft* men and w far ax we knew *1) 1ft . of them will return to work Mopday. They will finish tho Jaft * f painting the eilerlor of tha tollldIng. It will probably requlrft M hour* time." i It waa slated that th* m l had decided that as citistns (hey »wed a certain debt to their n is n U lt f. end, rather than laova th* agtoHor of th* building half painted, thoy agreed to return to work. Th* men letruck" on W*dat§4ar noon complaining that wkllf th* wag* of 80 rents an hour fog f 40 hour week wa* satisfactory, Ih iy wars not able to car* for 4h*l» >44.U.< per .ear In tha grocery bills families on the M and H a waok of the two cilice. Miami is in re­ apportioned them under th* na­ gion Ifl rrow system of peymegt. Orlando was quoting potatoes at l.S cents per pound while eggs were selling at >7 1-2 cents per LO C A L duien. Ilutter was bringing St 14 » ! t t ________ cents to the retailer. a...... .......... ... I I IT ! ! Hread a loaf stood at 10 cents •t !• »* ____ SI t* . while milk wae IB cents a quart. ! ! •4 >• i i . Round steak could be purchased at •I II . A »«, for A u gu st •S 18 cent- s pound. Fresh tomatoes i i II A v « far J u ly — 14 were -riling at 10 cents a pound. S ilo * »•*!M In s check-up monthly af >00 1 * ! ______ _ u 1 . •t grocery -lures throughout the 11 .... _j. ________ • 4 a 14 region-, th* relief agency lk<t*d 4 II « ... _______ t t 1 14 comparative prices of 4S table . ......... . . « • 4 . _______ 1* ( t e ills s r i O* Page I ) I I f i t State’s “AverageFa mily”Grocery Needs For Year Varies F r o m $238 To $283 JACKSONVILLE, Sept - (A”) Elurida'a "average family'' an nual grocery bill range- from 123831 to >28*34—a difference of high n e t of living In the stale's emergency relief sector-, the »tate EEKA has learned. At Miami, where the daily groc­ ery list adds up to the annual -um of >28.134 for tha averagr family's table consumption, H. f . I. I- >10 28 x year higher than fur the -tale average which, the relief agency'* survey shows, la >26084. • An averaga family at Gaines­ ville, in region three, rnuld pur chase the came edible- fur >23831, the survey showed —a variation of WEATHER - X ? . A ....------- _________ L � 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, 1934 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, September 07, 1934 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1934. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 1934; <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