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Miami Player
IT A lter feeling tin sting ef « | -JUw jfc rt* Bill H o a.fi, it- ^
ta rin g
M l defMt In the f l n t I* ”" Inched to toe Chattanooga to s e -l* ,* , the r - '-----«
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, U a doublaheader with D*Und bill chib Industry, w .. achedul.d ^ V ”
w ^ E w J .r
h e n yesterday, the Lookouts to anrtro k m today and -take th« M n t . |M * u navtana n ,,,h
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tunings with Sanford taking tha m w plsyer, which w an to In- They Willed three Umeu la tho first
jlC tto th o end pushing « n w a Mode definitely a pitcher and an |nnln(r and one. fa t h e ^ o n d . A
-«Mpte «* m arkon la the opening antfUldar. ^
U w oa halls, two stogie* and •
jt Lookout* faaa moat endure
Sunday without baseball on; laa« they tako to tha road and
follow too aloe. T 6morrow tho
io n la will f a r. Daytona Beach
la .th o letter's ova bock yard.
Haadey tha . lalanJen . . r *
t a n tho visit. Sanford played
DaLa ild bars today.
keratofars, it wa^ aald today.
VatorM gulden Uka Captain*
Baa Dunn, N athan, Gold, Mae
Ringo, tho throo Blaekburn*.
Her boft. Spaaoar aid 01War;
Ceorag Rawls, F raah Chfij.^AI-
Sparring Mate Of
S l a s h e r Declares
Tho fm«re*«lnn prevnlllng ' W M lfleJ-krK-Vally erred on tha toll,
°«o that tha n ^ t u n o o n 'r ^ b T h i a T w c " a m %w et r t a dj . n w
would foot tha hill r f tha m ans-1walked to fill th . basis/ Orifa
w*
'w / :w rt ■dthai s agree'
( A doobla and a boras ran by **'/s •■’ary lf R°«era took
that* s ng te tr ,w » m o r t1enllnUfXMellng and Holdatock reepee- ,h* outfit
Ian »corad, and Bray waa .out at
aatlc this m i wm aad that th a n
fifth and decMbruaft. Headria shot
lively Is tha aaeond Inning
•aeond. Baralf h it a short far a
a head M . aad aaaasad haadad for
bi ought tha gnmo right bnek
Haidar's choice. Pfalfar totog sate
To data more than UO tarpon raggod M s from Utica, N. Y ,' victory- But R utter rafnsad to
w k m It was In tha baginolng,
at saeond whan Hbalnski drop pad
Kay Btaram m , right, pretty Eng’Uh racijnataar, yastanUy H a n boon actaally walghad In a t with tha world** most braking yield a t rnateh point aad took f i n
bemparetlvaly.
tha ball, and Both scored on the
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^ Cal- «howad har English bnlldogkhnaaa to southpaw bar way to rlctary tha official station bars, ranging Jab, shock U s boad today whan ■toalgM game# Jo Us tha aeon,
•- Tho Lookout* utilised a walk
pl*y. On en
Infield
roller. by
from SO to lt*V i pounds In' aoaaone predicted M ai Seknsd- M ,
mar. tha play fwlBarul7*at"*a«sd of Amarlca’s own Hrisn Jacobs In th . first round of th* Wlghtman
s a l S bingla In toalr half af tha
walghL Tarpon M en to be more Ing .would throw a big surprise
Hendrix felt h a r t on hi* shoalforgo Into >
■ ana-run
ano-run
rr lu r e o u ilIU )
saeend to forga
was alow, and tho b a n ward again Cup - slngka. With Mbs BUaimsra k Mrs. Etoal Burkhrt Arnold, prosperous, too, they are a r m g - l party at Joe Look' expenee-tkit
dsr whllo ho lod W In ths Anil
land whleh n o w was arortakan.
loaded. MeDooral lifted . Mug fly Amarlean not atari* t.
Ing keaaler than last m i son by. Thursday night,
sat h at apparaatly tho fall did not
RT. AUGUSTINE,■ Jo n .
Daan hnrlad bath garnet far
to right to ieora Pfalfar Irani third.. — —— ----------------,
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about 10 to I t pounds inch.-.
I “Not a chases,” said WoUntki, handicap Ms play orach.
tha visitors and waa la aiealUnt £*lto Schnaldar hald Pakika to
Brown, who i t j i t e d tho gams
Trora Juno 10 through tho ”aad If anyons should know 1
fa in t Ho
allow ad—bat-------------fits hits " T# seaHsrad
hits bars vwt»rrf*v for tha Dkndars, A~ra up but on.
-------------------------------------------month and until about July U , should. H arsn't I boon a human
h f too finale, to r n mars then “
Augustin, atoangthanad lu hit In hli two Inning*. Ha was
Vsnleo-Nokomk will sxporlauco1punching bug for Uuv aB the*# U. 8. Olympic Hopes
he waa nicked for in the methwe. •••ond-pkec portion In tha P nr- withdrawn In tha third during Ms
tha peak of tha tarpon fishing,' days? For 14 round, now I’ra
Will P arade Today
I .- ; HaUsteck’s foor-buggar tat the ™ 8 u t* teagua by winning ov*r ,ta r on tha mound.
It k M i ^ H ,
i been catching tho*. bombs. Lst
h , nightcap marked the third time ” L A
4 *• *•
1 ARilr, OalndiTHk I/ftflaldcr,
------------I ma tall yon th a t Man—or
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. , any- ' NSW YORK, Juno lA -W V ; t a the history of the local ball _ T h • B*1,*, ■ ■w»Pl s»W» ■ * to 0 'waa tho leading batter o f tho gams,
, »ll-»t» r preview "f
laagua, conaltoHng populations,^ body a k ^ - h a a n t n Ve trte
* o to ^
- park a sphara had basn lifted " h t k a laad with soma tlm .tr M i-'hitting safaly thrao lim a. In flra
Alumni
Of
Farm
Indudes
G
reenberg
And
ara
so
thoroughly
sold
on
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Undo
Bara's
OI*wpU >opefaU.
\ M l of tha lot.
J*BF. with Forman Owan* and Vic tHrva to the plats. Manager Ark id . toay wouldn't to k n to an i thr,w * ■* »<«•
Rowe; Dutch Lorbeer Gets T hrill
R B & B U tnf, Sanford raealrar, waa “ P*n!* th*
*»"• "f lh* fit- n„)rt Andaraon was tha lauding le. retired hi the fifth toning of the Augustins'attack. Owana gathar-.l j^ y i^ hitter with a pair of hits
Over Handling Youngsteib
touted "Big TV ee." Clean CueK 'flrat bwanM of a slight tojnry • douMe and two .lnrla* and 7n- l(| foqP app«crancfs.
n Inrham. Gena Vauxka and Bin
to Ma throwing bend but re- l’*1" ' ■ tf1pl# *nt* ■ ps ,p nf bln-1
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BEAUMONT, Tax, June 11— tender to years their fathers had
Bontbron, wUI he held at Prince
" " ' . r u i - ; 1"’ • " " - * 1
j-m o r
lo o p
w m
ton’s Palmar Stadium ,today.
the hardest club to the league to
- Mo ona with tho power of
The eecsslon ■ b • Princeum’*
k„- ^ aid e n iB eirfo n l hnriar to the'
walk esu ak ri. aacriO t M l P T H C ittc e O i l
b eat
. .
Greenberg—but we’ve got aomd
third rnnual Invitation trick and
LV epanar, waa Mmewhat toaffactlr. ««•- •«< » ,lnP'* ' hrr*'’' h ,h,nl
M A iirln v A f t p m f t O I t
What recipe doe* Lorbeer era- groat looking pres pacts. Roy
field meet, ft mark* tke fln t
| to early toning, glrtog up eight *7
»«*• *»>• A « la* . - r-»
M o n d a y A lie m O O n
p in y In handling tha youngst***? Cullen bine, outfielder aad f ln t
St hits goad for ad many runs to ,n. th* °P«#ln* *"">• ■"<! P»l«‘lt*
-------*• |V- flrlt
frames.7
- •ddad snChar, tally In the th ird ; The Sanford Junior Daagua
! "Yon have to study them and baseman; George Archie, f ln t
know who to .p o t on tho bach,"jboM, and George Cgtacher, seeS sriH ow eter,
the
moondsman
T upbom ’s error st thlnl Irt baseball pkyera wUI begin prache says- "You can't ride them end base, are wary promising,
r. eettUd down for tho ramalndar ln • n,n,h ,n #B 11
ties Monday afternoon to pick n
for making mb takes.' In Ja e t, Cruncher to destined to make a
P/. S F the w ntait and only oat r k i - (to^ n’* 'h
.
. . ] tcam that t* to rapraaant the city
p 1*0 ewAaaaj ikfl 'iilsls H i f iT i
« #niTi Di® itirtln ir A1111 *1 1 , ^ the Amerfccifl Lwslon i t i t i
you don’t have to. They feel more groat bell player,
hurt then the manager and they
T h e n weVe got some corking
,w u
know when thaybra dona wrong, young pitching prospects. Dot
'' ' toe fourth Inning.
^ todmf ** & *■
e,ob iU
I try to axpktn to thorn as nicely Pittman aad Put McLaughlin a n
V
Tho Rods' four ra n . to the ™ * tk* ha*ea loafed. Douh.« hy
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as 1 can what they should hare every Mt as fa st M Schoolboy
. t M r ^ U from th r ^ u f .t l e .
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done.
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Rows. Of course George GUI to a
I "Of M ans, tM J f l n t ttln g ' tA fine pitcher rig h t, aow ’ aad
do li to Instill confidence—and George Tibbetts to one of th f
Julian 'Adams, D. Ferguson,
eliminate fear. Tho U ttar k asst- moat promising catchen I’ve
Sonny Powell, Boryl Higgs. Le
roy Cooper. Retort Rurally. Fred
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Dyson, Trad Oanas, BraJley
MADj NO LOTS—TYPING
Odhsm, lance Hsyaa, BUI Celf{
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
tort, Arthur Beckwith, BUly
Ward, Arthur Williams, Jim
Seminole County Credit A bs^
Brawn, Bobby Merritt, Charles
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Meriwether, Billy Eaehry, Btotooff and M ild .
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Proves Value To Detroit
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He a d e s c a p e s b u r n i n g p l a n
iLDIER
BONUS—IN PICTURES!
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P*tV;^r
Law-Makers Resum
Conferences A fte
GOP Convention li
Clevel a n d Close
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Quick Diets
Vr y ■
Co-Operatior
Veterans Soiif!
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W arned In
Office 'A rnuifek F
NUrht Schedule il
Delivery Of• Beni
Six hundred Bum)
County veterans ttf tlw W#
War today nra |W W » :
receive an aggregate M l
A Pproidm V teljr
1300,090
payment of the soMIers*
nus. The bonds arrived t
morning. *.
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Distribution ot bonus bo<
was one of the moat Utl
undertaking* of the United W
Psotoffte*
Department, t o t -
local postmaster, B. J . H*Uy,
roquet ted iho eo-oporatki of
ciptents bore to fMlUtoU dj
-Escaping onlnjurvd when hU piano caught on fir*, Chairman
J n m Jonas (top left) of Iho Reconstruction Finince Corporation
law k tbo hero lam a t hi* cO-JilIot Eugene Sc hoc her (top right f?'who,
with pilot Ed ltePey, brought tha burning thlp to the ground new
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fe e rie , T o o , without las* of Ilf*. Both pilule were iw e ra ly burned,
bet p U M n n n Jon**, Jo* Toomey, and form er T e u * Governor W. P.
Hobby end Mr*. Hobby wera only ihaken up. Wreckage of th*
Tbo atory of Joeaph Aabl, Wachlngton, D. C., Ip to’d In thee* picture* becauao It la typical of
thouiande of other World War veteran* who will begin rtcelvlng their bonua bond* tha night of
June 15. In 1017 Ashl went to war aa n private (upper left) and wee wounded critically in n battle
ilm llar to the fighting shown In th* United 8 tales signal corpe picture at upper right. On tha **•
of th* bonu* payment*, A*hi meet* hi* poetman (tower 1*0) and rehrarer* the heppy teen* that, will
be duplicated many time* all over the country when th* mailman bring* the bond*. In (he meantime,
Aihl and hit wife (lower right) Inspect their horn* with a view to repairing It with coma of the bonua
money. (AP Photo*)
plan* which aklddod ISO yards, loct Its motor, and burned 1* ehown
W ow . (AP Photo*)
yaSow regie try ellpo to to
thoao eligible to rocoWg 1
Bog owna rt wiU g«t I
through bore*.
Tha pootmaator oald R -\
aaabt fa s te n greatly I t t
ana would bo a t borne To
when tbo allpo a r t dal)
After obtaining th* t ag lit q
tl float*, t f m uit tbo* bo p*
td a t a poatotfleo a te low \
th* actual bonds will bo b
but.
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Congress Candidate
Wffl Outline H U
Stand On Pensions
W. J . "Funk" Stood of 'Kkstimmie, candidate for Cangraea
from tbo newly m a te d Fifth
Coogreeahmal
District,
comas,
book to Sanford tonight for h‘ls
final talk to Seminal* County
voter* before tbo Domooratto
primary on Jane U whteh defi
nitely dorldii tb* runoff between
blmoolf and “Little Joe" Hen*
Institutions , A r e
G i v i j n Distinction
cited that th* proaonao. of baphoiardty grown U tter togatsiton
k pasturage* tends to giro milk
an unplaaaaat Davor. '
“Mowing machine* and scythe*
Uu th* boat tmplemanU for da• troy lag weeds,” Mr. Dawson advised. "Sodium chic rate and other
chtmiaak may ba used as ‘weed
killers.’ •»
Tb* ’ sgent remarked further
that applications of 400-pounds
of u p * r-phosphate .to tb* ocro
boa proven affective in reducing
week, infestation o* permanent
paste rages of Bonmda, carpet tad
ttotlpede grasus.
•phosphate tend* to oerract soil
famiitlons and eke
aim ootvm aa a
fottdltlons
plant food to stimuli
and growth of sod 1
ttio a t that tboy cbol
All Somlnolo County schools,
both high and elementary, will bo
Hated oo accredited lnatltuUooo
during tbo IMS-17 term, accord
ing to the state school superin
tendent*! bulletin received bora to
day by T. <W, Lawton, county
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
» W' . C; H111’ B«nfo*d, was roleased from tbo FarnaId-Laugh
ton Memorial hospital today afte
or having bean confined since
Friday.
Tuesday's tkko: j , Wl 11:H A.
Jfr
I I * F, M.'j high. 5:31 A.
M- to d *:M P. W. Snn rim s. 5:25
7;? P< *
LBt A-.M, ask at 4 f , Jf.
rtsM
, * rL**? U n - Bjron f t Stephana
‘•f t
today for Ckv.Und,
lake examinations, Mr. Lawton
pointed o u t
Before a school Is admitted to
tha select list; tha folkwtsg
points sra taken Into consideration:
grounds, building, boot, lighting,
libraries, supplementary books,
physical equipment, length of term,
principal and tomkara* rating and
certification.
Superintendent: Lawton
mid
Seminole Couaty schools bav* attatnad 100 perceod rating for sov-
Ono hundred officers of tbo
Florida National Coord yeitenky
concluded * two-day convention
bar* a t Iho Mayfair Hotel organis
ing tb* Florida National Guard
Association sad turning Copt. R.
G, Davis of Orlando, aa president.
Vice-president*, of tb* associa
tion were appointed to represent
each branch of tha stata militia.
They a n Li.-Col. J, C. Hutchison
of 8onford, til th Infantry; MaJ.
W. lEbgena Jones of Haines City,
115th field artillery; MaJ. Fred
Daria of Tallahassee, representing
th* atot* staff) MaJ. Karl Robinson o f Raima City, lOdth engi
neers; Copt, H. Eugeni Chechn u n o f Dayton* Beach, MB toast
artU kry, LA- Robert L. Hughea
Gone Hunks
A Day Is Er
Wages For
PALATKA, Jon* lft— 1
was greeted by largo en
•very town Saturday bet U
•at turnout was a t f a t e j
afternoon when main tk
volted h m k tk g rato to 1
although ho was W a im
hind b k sehaduk. Do*pita
In matters of guard-affllktad
legislation In Congrats. Also, Uu
unit will bo used a* o medium for a
closer understanding between tbo
that H waa tbo bom* I
Florida guard posts.
opponent bo waa frtqw
Bids for the 1WT convention
1 Observe County Commissioner
Calls For A Confab
y Tonight On Pension F u n d s
tal R i t e s BomlnMo Caunty commissioners
raptad by applmm aa
rooalng ovatise n) tbo i
Following bk talk ■
laformad bhn that tboy
a f Sanford today will convene hi a special aasalan
shad* of American • t io A. M. Tuesday to discuss
ibosrvej Nations) th* Inclusion of old *f* pamtem
In th* 1M7 budget, It w m anMm of tha occasion
Umao within t k
I o’clock tonight In
►whers Impress tv*
II b* staged.
I district deputy
|f Florida East, ha*
orMalkn a* spasksr
pripos,” by sholloy
itb sn tra: Intend oe-
-by tssitvd rulsr
fgayor by tha shap- to Somlnok County may l
if th* flag by 0 . benefit* according to Clark
f t * . f t ; vocal dart
1 ’ Latng aad Mrs.
tf /r ito s i. (Liberty Knox May Add
ten) patriotk adDaytona Au
K Adams | song,
midi sues and Elks:
DAYTONA BEACH,.
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• policy of various nations to
dag ta riff bdrrfcn aga:itit the
no one act on the part of c a rg o
T o D cfeai
f—
—m *■m m
(ttWllkV)
to foreign
m <m x
Im . Among the ffTRt tariff*
fch had litoerfmbiatad
d the West Indies.
a g a in s t
'
ha *** * * * *
he Lake City banker, Who Is
torki nomination of Florida.
kM governor he will use his
work which has been aecom
Hall And recent eongreaakmal
M of httematkmal trade bar•peach here, and m newspaper
"
ha pledged hlmsdf to
not only agalM t a t* farth er
* favor tof an In m am tn the
MmaMd*
B a tte n d P k s u
Bu rn t* N u t
S S t t h b Is A t traditional p
Mg at* fttU * h*U a> W»s.
on agriculture
scion for your own tonsUtaenti While con
t prectics of high tariffs aa a
but
the statesmanlike thing to do. Doea Hr. Cone
ie Republican tariff policies for the whole coun-
*a«u try, or stlnply
t tins]
for the tomato growers of Florida? ’
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W hy Newspaper* Lead
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jw ettsta a r a to . t i t s fed t K i f a f t «un th o .. who hy A * ?
AJtlsJL
honorsMs mean* «c*k to obtiia lh» •
mr. r W j'i » jw h ta part IM- .paiMssion* d llh e lr neighbors. Our j
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|m<w^rn ritlllu tU n m att nottsM ]
A* • rseelt o f O* s d n s t r of Iy rwotert lt».!f a r iln .t moral do-1
•> *w» eenSMatM h*r* bm jfcctlY M who.* object!.** ara tits
‘U rtsJ ta rants*t for the Daws- • ««mn hot » b w method* s n w ore'
e tle nomination for rnrem or of Mibt1. than thotr nrolstyoo* Sf,
nr ■tat* on Jana 2 3 .1 w t» ttndl- * u-ntury ta d a halt **0."
*U fo r UtU hlch honor ta tho ft rat
*p,# tPmldant alto «J*r*lt i t
rlmsry, baeanio I had a da*lr» to |on*th on tho neod for eo n u rratW
ontrihota aom*Ui!n» ta do en t of h attH l inSosiOai, amhraahie
iopUnl
Newspapers continued as “tops” In advertising media
nl oil In 1986, and here (a why, according to Prof, Thojnss F.
adaat, I Barnhart of the University of Minnesota, the Clinton, Tenn.,
1«*iy courier says:
Mm*,l
1.—Newspaper reading Is * universal habit. Newspaper
• I advertising, therefore, reaches virtually all Who read and
. i^ lb u y ,
Its ft*. I
t —A newspaper advertisement can always be seen by
» thill the reader.
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i this.] , 3—Tho -newspaper advertisement, a s p a rt of the com- nsalt of my !* rrtU fatJo u , I kavs ‘
<raod*rt the ffrastor pert e f
nm «lailnt ta c u t m y ballot « » -. jj,f Y ralanhedsl
t*s**Mptete paper goes Into the home as a welcome guest.
•jwdi4—The newspaper advertisement can have as much hoiUatlnsty and wfeato-heorUdly "Who. omoa* th*m, fSVS
^ “n* j reader Interest and news value aa the nows Item.
J,4 JfS‘JS2y.»L ! S S r W ^ S .^ S fa 2 5
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hnwrror. th si I sm not b»1h* Irak
*yr\o tmmm that*, led rayt
stUmpttng to dtetete t a j n y of m f
farm .‘ra h -m a rtM
m*ey flee friend* tn Ptertrts who
„ W«rrtwl s le e t wb«t * r t 5
■opprated me. ftraesw , s flrr •!!,
w(Ma (V* eriekal sdg
l l s rarae WraUrat A r ty " * ■ * £ p l^ M o o t *r ran off U tle ra M st
rarii ono *f tSrm to m «b*b ehotr*
“Who, u m *( them, wsra cm*
sttra drmwrats c^ H rastfcm Ajd
,f ^
prWe B
nn *tn«k praMy " f the slm rat » .* n fMt*ek for I l k Mwmmt JoatlfM
MO who oort y . r l7t
,h*
*f rt'tew fe. S r j
Is omlrr tho *H*Mrat shHystl**
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stabilise* m<
Pr t t Dandngr
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No Covert Charge,
drink and enjoy aa
lag a t least once
. C om plete t i n e
SHOUTS
LIQUORS - W l
FREDERIC
ONBOriNUra
ta s tin g .
p o rtab le
isoiutely
�T liA
A t.T h s J to ^ u e s d a y
Norris Advi
A toehtee V,
TbO absent** bolVU .
M « ready, t sincerely ft
that you, will tonwmbW d «
deralgwed, whoa f w
yoor bnDota,
%Vj
W. A. (Lonnie) McMaBM
Person ah
k n . It. S. Wigjrin* entertained
W r i . u . Warren haa trrirod
with a picnic and swimming p^rty
Saturday ■afternoon at Son Undo from a trip through the atate to
spend a few days.
Sprinyi In honor of W r daugh
ters, A m and Katharine Wiggins.
Swimming and ‘‘promo’* w on **Joyod t> 4 i t i la to boor 4 plrnle
•upper woa served by lha W riU ,
1 f t eminent Nebraskan, who!
Mr*. Byron Walker of Tampa la
assist*! by Mr*. B. I* P
■tin w ean the Republican label:
the guoCt for a abort time of Mr*. I
Mr*. W. A. Lriflar.
althdoch It* peried company w ith1
“P irates’1 Entertained The## present a r m ;
O. 0 . P* leader* ht IMS to sup
fey Lions At Springs A m CaewaU, Martha
Edward Everett Horton
can’t yet away from Warren Hy- port Alfred R, Smith acolnst
H rtb ert' Hoover, *ald In an *dXUzaheth rite. Mary Jk nn Wi.1‘‘Hobddyl fool.”
liter In the Universal ttogk
dreal that the party eehrentlon
Member* of the ‘‘Pirate*’’ chel, Jana Thijpcn, t a l i JChldweD.
a t CftwUivH demonstrated It be
which won th* "LlUle World M argaret' Langley, fca
Ueeea In “lloorer prinefplra of
Scries” e f the Lions' Club Junior
Baseball League, were enter
“I f they had the conrsgw of
tained with * plenle glean Saturtheir Convictions," he said, "they
dly afternoon by. th* Lioo*'
would hare ruminated Mr. Iloover
Approximately 20 boys from the
for president.
Club a t Sab , Lanilo Spring*.
Seminole
chapter, Future FarmRefarTlng continually to action* i
t lllg j t iu a i |ev*aaaw ail
**•
. ,
Swimming was aajayed and sopill leave hdre
of the convention a* the woth of j
par was aerrad picnic stylo.
w lq r , Herman Erg
^ f j 2 k f #
" U“ W early0 to m a m w* b> attend the . t i t .
"some eminent arnllenten behind
Tboae IgvUod wore; Mr. and
M r. Georg* Spear, 1
_____
organisation's
convention
f«
• smoke screen." Norris added: j
Hugh iWboIchot. J r ,
"The American people have not
Mr*. Hugh IWbelchal and Ml*. 1(:»‘~ ,vllle ^ U w" kman, Ray Fog, J r .
Mtleen Cuat are srpocUd to reAtUudged last year a . th e b e tt
forgotten the dreary picture of
ey, Earle Jeter, ban
the Hoover administration . . . .
rn today from Chicago where «hap‘« '
»•
lh*
V®
ey have been .pending the past »*• presented with a *180 silver
As the smoke <creen at Cleveland
V (tL.
loving cup.
i.
gradually arises, the Ameriran
_____
Thl* chapter will be highly-hopeople will re*Ilia that though
Dr. and Mrs. T. Allen Jonea and »l*r In rwrlou. channels of comg .l,n Jonea. Jr., of Miami petition to be opened during th#
rach
are the guest* of Dr. ■«•*«"
,'» m» «<* WJ*
one.' mother, Mr*. Minnie Jonea. vlduala will vie with other FlotAvfiiu#
chapter representatives for
'_____
honors.
M l. Rebecca Steven* left yee ‘ Boyd Coleman In th . publft
Ing »t. the poetofflce for
rrday
for Tallahassee to Uke *
^
f” *
bond*.
♦f . fWj. w* *• r r
D-day course
In vocational *
’
°j *** ,
"’p . —, p - i
f .-Fj*ath*c.- thf postmaster
Young Seminole Ffermew Prepare
To Attend GAihesville Convention
On Ifarnd F or
Sanford V e t s
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown, Jr.,
announce the birth of a daughter
last night at the home of Mr*.
■Brown's mother. Mrs. Chandler,
on West Flrat Street.
h
)
M I I M f *
The Big N ight
PMtnr* Met a n
<
Jerry Kenkarlk, Dave BhaS- and 7:30 PT M. J
Public speaking central will ha
Fdward Hawkn and Alfred
avleon will ronijm e a airing broadcast Thursday between 8:8®
seeking the atate title. Bh*H- r. M. end 7;W P. M
wrll attempt to captura the
John Jonea, 8 r , will accompany
the group to Galneaville. using
“fiddling" crown.
i hla truck to transport the youth*.
Mr. and Mr*. 8. 0. Ch»»e ar*
lesv# tomorrow
Washington dispatch, raid bond* planning to
yrarth
had been morning foe AihevIVe, N. C. to
plaead in the m*B* for veterahef *P*nd
«*>• •» their i r a n r j
all over the count*?.
,
Mailing th* paper Marked th*
Mrs. Helm B. Umhach of Miami
.
end of a IT-year flfcfct on lh*
LEESBURG. June 15.-Frod P.
part of es-eoldter* and aa-aaL'or* will lesv* tomorrow for Fort
who aought Immadiate payment Vallef, Ca. to apand a taw week' ron, «mI nskdgh Pettaway, can
of the adjusted service certifl- on burinw*. Sh* ha. been vlaiu aidste* for governor of Florida
for w #
Ifrie T. L. 0 Connor
accepted the invitation of
far tM p u t few dsyt.
tho Lake Cminty W iU m tloe
_
~~
•
Ftetlval of I^e*burr, Juno 18,
bonds war* required to meet th*
^
WHaon and B « th - ;,n(J v in , ppeM f rom th* **m*
situation, according to statistic# ar, Mr*. C. F. KunaarmiKer, and nia tfarm
released by the I r d h u j , depart
n L ™ ? ' 7 , Ut}
l°r
Other candidate. In tho runment.
^ ”7 Wward I»l*od. Canada o 0f f
primary who
CITY BRIEF*
^ t visit
J u ir to
tuha’r eh
who will
In M
t l ttabargk.
didates fur Congress J 1 Kendricks
and Funlu Steed; Suiwiiutuidcnt of
Public Initructiuq of loiliv cuun-j
ty, D. H. Moore and J. W. Mo*.
ley; County Judgti A. S. Ilerloni;.
J r , and Harry P. John*on.
William Knowle* of tho J.
Eicheltrerger Company la offer
ing |I8 additional eu*h priiea
to b^ awarded for the largest
watermelon raised In Lake coun-
; w v ‘tth ify .
glittering generalities; ’vraf' "W
approved hy fair-minded men,”
Norris said. “Some thing* in it
are absolutely unworkable, and
many thing* in It are deceptive
Of almn*f any const ruction.”
ENJOY PICNIC
Tho members of the Junior I
Division of the First Baptist Sun-I
doy School were entertained wlthj
a pl.nlc and awlmmlng partyj
given last Thursday afternoon at
l'alin Springs near tangwood. A
large number of children wer* In
alUmlance.
the contest must be taken to B.
The |2.1 r » h prise and tho D. Harris, chairman of th* Foe"Largest Blue Ribbon In tho tlval, at this store lo Leesburg.
World”. Is being offered by th*
Lake county chamber of com
merce. The second prise is 110
h‘ re ‘ n m " t ,h*y * m
p « * ■and the third fA,
,n
t
"
re
Superintendent
of
Public
In, tructinn w . s . Csswthcn: can
Watermelon* lo b* entered In
K b sIh M * Vi m M ar D u )
Dr. and Mra. J . N. T attr have
~
-------------effective Immediately, Mr. Tharp aa their gueata for a week th* w m a a a M a H m D M B D M
latter’* brother and alatar-ln-Uw.
,
Mr. and Mr*. L. M, Mefatyro of
___________ _____
Atlanta, and Miaa UQ1* McIntyre
of Rocky Mount, N. C.
- A l l r ~ \ V
d
I
Damp Wash
12 lb s. for 49c
"vklL
Each additional pound 4c
Phone 475
MIXOLE
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
■
Diligent,
f
eonsciedtl***,. "l
dent, »rvl Impartial.
I IPaM WaHtteat
U «
JU N E 16th THROUGH 18th, 1936
Fresh Round MULLET lb* 7 c
Morrell IBACON SQUARES lb
STEAK
lh.
Compound LARD
2 bs.
Kiras BEEF No. 1 Can 1
GIBB’S SPAGHETTI No 1 Can
DelMonte Early Garden PeaA ~|l
Lighthouse CLEANSER 2 canB
Fresh PRUNES can 1
r iu iv a i'. w. f v n t . c u n i s u
tiw b
Miracle Whip Said Dressing
2 lb. can COCOA
YELLOW ONIONS 4 lbs.
Sweet Large CORN dot.
Come out tonight and hear thl*
candidate for Congress
Discuss The
Townsend Plan I
,
AND
Explain His Stand
ON
Old Age Pensions
. “F U N IE ”
Ike Law,
Candidate For
Deputies.
Against R
�t
*
’
. . . .
«
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THE 8ANF0HD, HERALD, SANFORD,
f
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 19W
'
Lookouts
and Sustains G allegos Socks
To 4 Defeat Homernn To Take
y Local Cliib Palatka, 1 To 0
(
WINS HIGH HURDLES AT PRINCETON
mjell Laces Ball Sparkmaii Allows Five
r*r B arrier For, H its As McGloin Is
ound Trip Ticket
Reached For Six
'> ;* * * *
Bn*. " 0 fT * ,
,
PALATKA, Jen* II.—Tsen Qal-
^ . m a n a g s r of the Au Ih . pert
of (ho local ball dab. ot lh« IM* •***•«. provided (bo
Staff p MeCrono, former mana- needed poach to (ire Do Land a
g ar and first baaoman, bad not 1-0 victory over bin former motaa
+ ***
* " • ****"»•* afternoon who. bo
wfll to main tobold1 doom tho Inltl- hlt f gT 1K# d m i|t oror tbo loft
aaA , although ho bat boon fUM
,B ^ B|nt)| |llIlUl(r
• f f m d a plnylag contract.
| The rlout provided tbo climax to
■' T '* _ Lo“k<~ U‘
pUy D ,, ‘ a sterling pBeh.rs’ bottle bo.
IMo Beach boro tomorrow, were
j | m MrGloin and Joe Sparkdyhodelsd •• Pl*T
1,Un^*r* man, both southpaws. MrGloin. on
R t. .Urn beach yoatorday. City
- oand fnr tb. o ^ u WM - j^ e d
Chapman Traded
To Senators For
Alvin J. Pow ell
Home Runs
Garner Finds Good
Fishing in Carolina
By Th* Associated Press
I Yestorday’a homer*: Domarte,
.C u te * f O tt, Giaflto I) Taylor.
Dodger* 1; Herman, Rada 1; Camilll, Phi'.llea 1; Klein. PhllUea l;
Collins, C ardinal, 1; Gleeson, In
diana 1; Hale, Indiana 1; Johnson.
, Athletics 1.
i Th* lead en : Troaky, Indiana 14:
foxx. lied Sox 14; Gehrig; Y a W S * ^
O tt. Giant* I t ; Goal In. T lg S n "
10; Klein Phillies 9;
Laxxsrl,
Yanks 9; Dickey, Yanks 9; J.
Moore. Phillies 9.
/
Yankees, Washington
Make Transaction
As Deadline Falls
1 NEW TORK, June lB .-ftf)—
G etting under the trading wire
Just before the June IS deadline,
the Y>nitre, yesterday gave th*
W ashington Senators Outfielder
Ben Chapman In return for Alrln
(Jake) Powell, alao an outer gerdener. In a ,tralg h t player trans
itio n .
- (right), the eenaatlsaal tlmher-topper from tho University of Georgia. Is ehewn 1 Chapman, long known aa on* of
the fa .tre t men on the bai* paths
ag.yerd high hurdles at Brine*ton'* third InvIUden elhlstle meet. Hie time wee 14*
•a m Allen (center) ef* -----heme
Okie home Baptist,
Baptist, was
was ascend
seeend —
and• Phil
■“ Good -*
of Bowdoln (loft) third.
In the blc leagse* h a, been with
Aeeetlrtod Proa* Photo)
th* Yankees ilnce 1010. Previous,
ly he w a, with A,hevi]l* and 8 t
Paul, a , on lnflelder.
Powell, a right-handed hatter,
Cullum’s Column
h a, p ayed regularly with Wash
Iry K. II. Cullum
ington only during th* lest two
years, although he saw a short
For the wr*k jost ended the
0f Mt(o„ w|th the Senator*
lAiokoubi hung up the m o.t im- back In 19S0.
;
pre-Atfive record of any week dur
Powell’a hatting avcTegs last
j
mg the sen son. They engnged In
ten
gim es.
including
thrt#
iloublcheaders, and split even by
winning five nn*l losing a lik»
season, and ao f i r In th# currant
campaign,
e o m p irti
fayombly
with C h o p niin V IT# hit JI 12 to .2^0
for C h ip m in In 19SJ1, »nd hla pr#f-
League totoU:
American ---------------------Nsttonal --------------
234
494
“Much Relieved,”
’ Says Lady After
Taking CARDUI
Although they may he very
. active and appar»nt*y In good
I health, m any women, a t certain
timed will do well to take OarduL
I t m ay r*U*v# some or th* nag
ging symptoms th a t *r* so an
no ving every month.
’ Mrs. T . T. Foster, of Green.burg. Ky.. writes th a t sh . h M
“derived g reet benefit’* from 0 * r ^
dul. “Before taking Cardul. I
wa* weak and extremely nervous,
and suffered from sleeplessn<~>».
Thla mad* m# tired and worn In
daytime. My back ached continu
ally. Bring an active woman, l
did nnt want to continue In 'HU
condition. Having heard e g re ,'
■leal about Cardul. I found, after
I just a few bottle*. I waa much re
Schmeling-Louis Upset la j
Unlikely Despite Age Gap
Maxie Viewed As Old 'Dempsey Stylist,
Taking Two Punches In R eturn
For Landing Single Blow_______
„
VI.
with
MFW YORK Ju n e IS -tA 1)— *«t straight blow h itte r In ail number.
■rn t average I, A03, while Chai^
North
NEW YORK, Ju n e
iA l
.
• .Sanford won nil games played m en', record ,how» JIW.
Rap.
i#
#
|r
m
ln
n il
Tlfrr Mas Sd u n liny, th# n u n
"Jo* can hit w ith either hand on Turclgn gmuods. but dropped
Sinr# today U th# final day for Carolina
ra## Photo)
who walk* eloae, can become tho b t t u r t Bny m#n , h.y,
w n ~ five of the half .lu/en m artrd p!l major league trade,, the Yan- friend*.
______ ___________
I keea. leading the
American
ran here.
U Jg ^ A zrttrm 'v d ' tn <n«p o f :« e«a*. win have to atand pat on a l t i e s . which begin at 5 P. M. on
~ n
•r lb*-.< U rfr> .r3*3V A ntillK «:?vB * .tlaS:' r - ^ *'«re»ad In th* atretdi the Ninth Street tell lot, a r# ‘ * o f m u m . If CarLul do*. n.'.t
When ho tUSMe sritb Brdwn ‘x h r 'bnly' chafiek ' to*wM p;
I losing one. A fter being thslhd d rivr.
Bomber Joe Ldula at. Yank** u h u , nd
schedu'ed three tim es each week.
^ ■ { J»
• PhTs,el*nStadium.
• Up In hla training camp at N*
,
"^‘ollowing are th* boy, ordered ■
»
'
—
Th# new are *f th# million dol- p^joch.
Schmeling ha* been "in* ,,f ,h- f 1'""' w,lh s ‘- Aa- th# II,t, I, (till (toying In
to report thhe afternoon:
ler gate*, built
D»# pulllag building a defenao again,t I» u l.' Ru.tlne on Sunday and bring ehartnvd cirtto with d!T8.
C D T T F
pa cka ge
Julian Aadma, D. Forguaoo,
power of th* sensational, tJ-year- f.m ad left. Croa.lng his foe. Joe
w'lh th’- >“« • h» «">"
E " » I Lookout pUysd sn In- Sonny Powell, Beryl lllggs, Lon t C C or campus
old Dotrolt nogte, would era.h
boon psrfectlng a te rrific ■ba.k Tue-day in Palutka to pull ,pire<l game In DsUnd Satur- roy Cooper. Robert Rumley, Fred
ahould th* Tsuton BeMagar whip .i .h t nnnerrut
I ‘bv “*r,,n man” «tu»t by winning <Uy. pulling off aerarml sparkling Dyson, Fred
OR k tT E N IW TRIAIMENI
Gana», _ Braifey
a tooekoot p S k T e r w sn
_
i b. th end. of « doubleheader. IIs plays and old not commit a .Ingls Odham, Lance Ilay ei, Bill Col
win a clear dedalon ovsr t h e ------------~ — I ---------------la l.o won the la.t r«m» of the’error.
bert,
A rthur
Beckwith, Billy
Bomber. A beavywalaht tham -1 ^ 1 1 1 ? G T A \ I T T T A i n Q l i l '*,n MI1 ai-’ein.t D.ljind Friday., Swindell’, homer In th* third Ward.
A rthur
William*, Jlip l
T7W
9t
o
l
AINDll'lUO
j
Sweeney
pitched
three
game,.1
waa
a
mighty
blow
over
th
.
right
Sweeney
pitched
three
game,,
plop match between Jamoi J.
Brown, Bobby
M erritt, Charles
wall.
He
connected
with
"
|
1'i.inir
two
and
taking
on*,
lie
'fie
ld
Braddock and Schmeling * with
Msrlwsthar, Billy Zachry, Stole■loal the f lr .t game of the double-June of Bunch', tones,
r i . o m n t s t a t s : i . r a o i 'K
Loola eliminated, would hare dif
off and Petold.
W
ii, to l l
I'M
header
with
Palatka,
a
10-Inning
Daytona
Beach
and
Sanford
ficulty In reaching a half mil
llrurh
-tl« affair, last Monday.
II
19
Alao, h*l will tangle hers tomorrow a t 4
Th* only known rookery of sea
lion dollar gToaa.
Sto
tl
Ht. August In*
SI
t«
II
.IM lost to Galne,villa here Wednea-i P. M. S t Augustine pltys her* Ilona on tb* A m erican mainland la
Promoter Mika Jaco b ,,' who P lU tk t
Palatka
visit* a t 8c« Lion P oint, Oregon.
• SI
St
.419 day but won In DeLand Satur- Thursday and
Dtldinil
holds tho valuable contract on 0«ln«BV
til*
tl
If
.449 day.
i S 1C 10* I
| Friday.
Loola' eervlceo through 1940, Hanford
19 19
.III
K ridsr won hia only start of
r*.lev4ar*e Neeall*
would oven rick hia present dic
D.LaaS ti l-eUlka *.
the week in GalneavlU* Wednes
tatorship over tbo boorywelght at.
ei. A iiau,tla. T; OalaeavllU
day.
Baatunf M Daylona Ueath, p«
boxing Indaatry aa ring history punedj
rala.
Harden lost both o f hla start*.
provsa that few negro fighters pon""4
OaaMS T mdmf
Averages
released
Sunday
U p ., dal,.
come back to their former op*«
. . .
Organised practice will b e g in •how
Joe
Blstruf,
heights after taking one good
•i. 1 * 1 hers today for the lads who hop# I
NATIONAL- I.WAntlM
ratchsr,
well
up
among
Won Lost
Pel. i
licking.
li ..
. i
i , li ? i * *° represent Sanford In th* state >
■t. Lout*
II
II
.999 ln« M‘ ! r- ' Ulntf
The chances of such an up- Chlcngo
ctiinu
lh lrJ P,#c* toom am snt e f th* American
II
II
.119
cat, however,
are exceedingly PlItaburHh
II
IS
.IT! W ,.ii. v?'.
, l *place
.
.Is ' Legion's
New York
1)111 Catsa, iIn ,fourth
p|#y Junior basstell Sllmlna-
»
5
i twin jrroundod to
CORNS
third o a t
LEGAL NOTICE
Junior Loop Stars
Commence Practice
M lirM F i f f fstlllonsr*.
* X
i a r
(Besets Bill He. :**>
, paaset
■— • Afl.
Sw h m j
than •
M
a o im
r ° * , struck out four hlttor.
1 re|vr>l errurlea* support.
B P % f A T i ‘f f itb r r1ll*»T ‘5 o :
The boa
ULp o f t K cSrtlflM i# Ho.
D A ^roiiii
A"
S i th# Tth dny of AumueI a . r u r * .
~ •
§
H U. hn« fllod
i» in* «*• M*l,by. 1®
■a an(] hat rand* kpflleallon for HwIndtH. »f
ta a 4eeS to he laau.C Ih.reoo. i*et.*, I ,
•
Jg aertltleale em hree., th , tot- tu r n .,. cl
,
w ins dwortb.d pro p .rlr In the o » - r .tr .- i.. 1 1
la n tr *t aemtaele. Ulete ot Mrfrnne. lb
lasMa, ta-wtt:
tllatruf. e
Uleeks * . * , » . ! * » TnnH w ..n.r, »
2
gertne. Plat Book « Pa** IT.
xKrliUc
__
T S, km. , ( rtl.nl ot th# ,*14
.<
Wporty und,c th* eaie e,rtlfl«.i»l*
T"t*t«
m »I was In th* asm , ot J. B. nKI.A.vn
,
NLLKXR. JK- A4mt.
M.Knrlane, at
C a l.,, said serclllcote (hall be ttohersos, vf
*teeme4 accurate* to lew, the tioltlnnn. lb
reparty 4eeetlbe4 Iberelh erlll be llotMlIne. lb
>14 to tbe hlabeet bidder at the nalleeoa. tf
\
torthoua* door on Iho flr»t Hun- HsIditMK, *£
5 I , lie moath ot Jelr. 1M*. pldrlban*. I*
J
bleb to Iko llh day ot July, l*»*. Purcell. #
Doted Ihlo Itb 5k r ot Juno. I I H . tV'"r.h,„ p_
O. P. I(ICHN1*M.
iMeMullen
>
Cloth ot Clreult Court e,Pnli.rw m
ol Bomlnule Cuunir, glorlds. eteUcOUIa
» ^ > ___________ ________ :_To, kU
II
OTICM o r A W .IO A Tton
row
l - H . n for MeCroao I*
TAB l i a a o
.—IUII~t for roroell la
tleo ate BUI Ho. I4*»
‘V , " “S W o
MoUeo I* hereky gtvon. - th a t n o —Balled
for
.M*~a
" r V H B B U M u / h u l / .r »f , T»X ,1*
orttftoot. No. I1 * \ Imu. 4 »hs aanford —........ . . W •
It 4 ny ot August A.
D.III*.M e Dold*4
®,
lied nam. la m r ullleo a*d has liuaar Clary, Mallhy I. 1
ia4e Kpellcallon
for
s to* Iti.ld.lnok,
Md to bo Uau.d Ibareos. Sold
Rrrorst llubolln*.
t>ldr
IrUtteate embraoos tbo foUewTt»»,
,g doeerlkod . efueorlr I* _ lk * r . ' . . , t m r s ^ l^erolroot.
19
14
slim. Louie, eight yaara younger Cincinnati
cnVetn
IT IT
than his fea and coming up »o,iui
float on
14 II
I'hlladalphln
SO 19
while the Teuton doacenda, ap- Brooklyn
IS It
poarx a cinch. I f a true the record
VM«#rdnr*n k w a llL
books are choked with startling
u paste, topped probably by Bradrun,
dock's victory ever Mar Bear, ,L
but a eloae study ef Bchasling o*ei
and Ldhlc only widena tbs chasm
between their abllltlee In ring
Won Loot
warfare.
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Sshmallng, even a t bla beat, Besto
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waa aa easy target, especially 5»«r»l
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for a rig h t He’s a fighter who $ ! " ! '
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like, to taka two punch*, to ( i t a T n
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la on* good on*. Thee* tactics L'*’"*'
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certainly won't got him anywhere.
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against Louie, who can flatten1 PJ«|i
hie foe with either hand. The
rij
negro'* trainer Jack Blacknum, rata,
ratoa Jo* aa probably the hard-1
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-n ,|, eU >. Junior loop dUhandod
.419 stopping right on Joo’a h**L wHh
.lit
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ot
iFriday and a call to mass praetle*
III
awimlHI. although far dow nw ai Uto#d by th# d lm to n . Ae»
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Seminole County Prodeeei
U o n Fm lts And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In America
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lekes Cancels
Contract With
Steel Company
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member Associated P ress
NEXT GOVERNOR?
Ibralft
S a n fo r d (a T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
Florida City A ffo rd in g Rail, H lfftR.
A nd W a te r f n m n p o r U tlo w
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NUMBER 200
E sta b lish e d I n 1908
S A N FO R D . FLO R ID A , TUESDAY, JUNE 16. 1936
Shota* Plan Bonus Payment Activities Drive Begun Steed Sees Danger
Is Vetoed By Move Swiftly In Sanfordj To Clean Out Of Race R iots i f
Is Thronged With Veterans As
Black Legion
County Board Postoffice
Immediate Cash-in On Certificates
OARPBecomesLaw
Is Sought By Scores
Public Payrolls Are
CornmissionersRefupe|
om i
Just a« they stormed recruiting he said, m ty obtain their •lip*
Found Packed With We J. "Funic" Steed
To Make Additional] of ficus til fli'U t for over-iiea*
through boxes,
Members Of Secret
Levy Or Allocation service ill years ago, San/oni men With nearly #100 veter*ni Itl
ngetl the pnstofftce to [.Seminole County, the amount of I
Terrorist R a c k e t
For Financing Ads draw
,0,Ujr their
'h,"nb<»n
‘r'nu* bond*
money iodden’y dumpe*i here l®-
Labor Board Finds
‘Unfair Practices*
In Use By Factory
Furnishing Piling
**
Congress Candidate
Denounces I’lan To
Pay Everyone Over - ^
60 $200 A Month
« I ^ t a r*nnntv p n m m illU fn i
While no numerical reconi w«« u l * approximatrly $.100,000.
DETROIT.
June 1«.—
Seminole
County enmfrii*»icm*rn
„
c . .Sur\*jri
- , , - , #rmri
.
.
.
kept
of th** crowd m Pontmaxter
rromother
oinerumrt* of
o. drive to purge public payrolls of
today want nn rrcnrd ** being |{
|{()„ y.i „ffio . „ „ „ „ W v the . 1. 1, and nation -how that
all member* of the Black legion
opposed to levies or sppruprU- wtlm >tw, ,h. , more than 100 ,, m*’ n,n1' Percent of the bomix area begun twlay in three com
Mon* for the AH-Florul* xdver- «|ropped in to make negotiation*, "dl go to l»*y debtx; 1H |iercent m unities.
including
Highland
Using campaign « t set forth hy for their c e r t i f i e s .
1
, n l d ‘n«5 Perk where official described the
‘Systematic Terror’ Is
Mdtir ten per cent will be invrfttaltuntion a* "m int serious hi jjhe
One Have Sholtl
|
Mr. Holly said hl. office
n,J a u to m o b ile ..
Snys District Need*
Put Before Door Of
|
The body had mode a definitely close at 5l* M toady a* usual
Th(. , u^ ey r r veal«
that only clty,» history/*
T
hree
firemen
and
two
police
Jo
d
r*
Raleigh
Pettaway,
guber
R epresentative W ho
Pittsburgh G r o u p
negative decision on the matter but that it would re open t>r ( «map portion of the ea service
natorial candidate, who led hit last year, and today'* vote was tween 7 I* M and U P M. aa a n)i>n w„j ho|d
bomls and ra- men were auspendetl there and
Is I-oyal To Partyj:
nearest opponent In the firet p ri regard,.! simply a . a reiteration convenience to workers who were ft,|vfi
of th, , hrr, per two other fireman accused with
W A S H IN G T O N . J u n e IB.
i ten nffiar men in a literk legion
mary by more than 6,000 rote*, of past action
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*
*^>r
employment
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hich
Ih
— (A P V —S tt- r o ta r y le k r s t o will dellerer hla principal address
|Pip *r eonapiracy to m urder Arthur F.
r h u i d i f c o n d itio n * In v o lv e.,
ITndrr the plan advanced hy
1 * 1*r
I Kingsley, Highland Park editor.
d a y cancelled « $4 0 .0 8 o c o n In Seminole County for th# sec
in g rio t* a n d l)1<Kxlnhed a n d
_
The postniaatrr reiterated a
Ihe
governor.
each
n»unty
In
the
^
Thi
Mr.
Holly
tmWiy
•xul
permon*.
pWVjou#|y
^4ij
b++n
auapended
t r a c t w ith J o n e s a n d I< auph- ond part of the campaign, tomor
state
would
levy
a
tae
or
allocate
former
statement
that
it
would,
,|ft|
plan
to
hold
their
err
c
o
u
n
tr
y
w
h
e
re
It
w
ould
b*
In Pontiac every officer anti
lln S te e l C o m p a n y o f P i t t s row afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at an appropriation which would be be useless to call for bonus bond*, r^f
woultl greatly
•■ilitatr fm pj0y „ nf (he city , n(| muni r
firm 'tie n lly im ito asth le to
the corner of F irst Street and
b u r g h b e c a u se , h e s a id , it
per espitn unless one held * registry d ip distnliutlnn if they dul not
m iy o n i' to do t h e n e c e s s a ry
will ba rroutrrd t« appear before
Magnolia Avenu*. In case of rain. sufficient to meet
h a d b een " f o u n d g u ilty b y Fetteway Club hemdquarteri an ci'i«t of piihlicixing the state in now being delivered by city a m i. i nbtnn their bonds until the a grand jury Investigating the
com m o n In h o r w e re p ic tu re d - ^ ’
1 rural rout** carriers Box ownars ni*h had |msse«l
th e N a tio n a l L a b o r R e g u la nounced. tha meeting will be held the north nnd aest.
Hlatk Legion terrnriam ami .w ear
i
i t.> a Sm tTord a u d ie n c e l a s t
While
commissioners
rnlled
—
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.
Diseuvvimr the luwimend l’m» 1
... . ....
h« la not a member of the night ,
tio n s B o a rd o f u n f a i r la b o r In the Court House.____________
Tureday's session to discus^ old
#
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riders* nrganliatlnn.
« twf.M,. 4 large audi.m.* m^h-wn m g lll l>V W . J . l u i l i e
practice*.”
age pensions, activities along
Dayton Dr an testified Monday tnwn SttiuMdil ■mi night. " tuiii.' ' iu m li J a t e fo r f o n g r e s s . If U j* y,
Jones apd Lnughlln, with three
that line were rath er quiet when
nimluimtu f«»r «
th a t N. Ray Markland, former
T o w n aen d
IV n a io n
Platt*
It was pointed out that the
7
<huot i c cimiiitioriM w ith hHiuiUI br enacted Into law.
m a jo r l» /:n rtrff
tfcnf birts tn r 's te H pTTlrttf Whinr]
hoard already is on recon! a*
gwrwpWWaiY Vrjvealedfy* "that he |M»x*ibli' rsn * r io t s un<! Ithuulshml
were used in construction of the
Milking hiv lavt ap|>ear*nc* h**/7
favoring remuneration to the
would he ruined pnlitlrally^unlrM if the |in»|M»-4ttl tti pny $**hi to
Imperial Oam on the all-Ameri
f
i
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t
e a locil crowd until aftar lh * ’ ”
aged.
D #in a n j other RUck IdCffnn guT- | ^..,-yonr p„*t till y m n of site
can Canal in New Mexico.
June 23rd primary, Mr. S t 1 * 4 . ,
In original plans, the boan
m tn sucrfctie.f In th eir persistent i ,houbl over but tmu* u U w
Secretary Ictes aai<l the conwho lv uppaved for ra-alection by
•ffo rts tn kill the fighting eilltur |
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had planned to be represented In |
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tra c t award was canceled
b e
of the community new .p,per
a pension discussion at the state —
a
j o
l
o
cause the Labor Relations Hoard
■■Little Joe” llrndrlcka, 0»* OOBMarkland lx one of 12 men
notifies! him of ita decision th a t Ritual W itnessed By catlp«l but decided no delegate C o a s t I f U a r C l b C C K S l D elegates Are Being
didale nf the Towna«nd Club*.
charged with conspiracy to murder
the company conducted a camwould he n e e e ...ry .lore the
M i.H .s in f f
O il K e y S I
„,k rd hla audience' what W0«1S
Selected
For
Dem
150
In
Fraternity
A rthur F Ktngiley the editor,
Seminole venllment nail been n - ,
"
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_
,
palgn of "system atic terro r”
happen here In Sanford I f *O
ocratic Convention whose new*paper hklped dafeet
j
P la ilC V i c t i m F O U n ti
against the organization effort*
Clubhouse Monday prevved nrevtmivly.
negro man and woman post
him for reflection In 1334
of the Amalgamated Association
Commlvalnnerv rrrelved and,
-------- ■
years of ago were to ractive $100
Dean,
the
Hlark
1-eglnn'v
ronJuna
IB.—
r f Iron. Steel ami Tin Worker*
PllllaADELPHlK
June 18 —
Nearly 150 person, last night granted an apiillrntlnn of Mlv*|, JACKSONVILLE,
a month eachf
of North America.
Joined the Sanford F.lka lodga, Jnv<
Jovephin* Hoydaton. county home, (AY—A tropical storm had re -1 Din Completion of th . ro .ter nf f«**d ''« e ru tln n .r" ln lhe .lay“Why, you couldn't g*t any 4*
The labor board's suit to en In ceremonies .tag ed In th . fra-, demon.tratlon agent, for a leave l)t. „ |„ , wll
(h l» Atliintic Ocean | the cunvxniion which w ill nomi- ing of fn irlt* A. Poole, calmly
them to work for you, young •*
narked
force the order against the com ternlty'a club houa. to obaerv. of ehaence between July 1 and
^
<( # 10 A. M was 400 mate Prcskiltnt R u o ssvstl for r«- tnld
.........a ........
__ courtroom
__ ..............a*
_ the
' .^ l,” Ire -aid. ‘'I've llvsd In th«
examlnallon of 11 of the 12 ile- !
pany was denied by the Federal
First Rally Is Slated 1 South all my lifs. and l know
Approval wav given nn a hill
-u th w e .t
nf
Rermnda.; cJ«tlon . W « l Ijtlra llta l o £ l fendant. yeatetdey nf .Ignlng In
■ Court of Appeals In New O r N‘A T u r rii* tB ^patriotic addre.a
niggers hark after each othag
For Lake Monroe I that
leans.
touching o n ' th .^ alg n iflc .n c e of| for I13..TO owed to W. H. (Hide., moving toward the taland.
,^
L ,
"out the p.ot
m' n
and that you can't gst on* * f
QtSrV | nd Slrip ss Wss (il- Wfll fop wnrl nt fV.i
*mini ’j
H'»
aikev Ilurweit
. . . ,.t y|,d
.
a* aa m a.flgund.
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tV) CCounty]
Weather
H u rttu nfflrlala
official* ■•lill
»*1<> | M|f
ndlcalU
Wednesday N i g h t them to work a« long s* he ho*
We were tnld th e n wou'd ho
live rad by U * Hon. Alto Adama. camp.
there v a , almuat no chance fori The Democrat*
of
Indiana, three other men who would ae*
u dollar in hi* pocket.”
„
—a vtar of . ntfleala a t tk* * postal i n . k i , I the disturbance to reeuree andftA rgtnla- aud Mississippi ms* t* th at If w* didn’t do th* Job we
N ^ a n fc p n i L ef
“What would be the result la
Seminole Count V rend Mate* on
division
of
th*
Florida East.
today were Cnmmliaim.<ri John, .
. hsck tow anl the coast of t make final the selection of dele would he (alien car* of ourvelvev." the second hnllot tndny
were this town, or any town is th*
Meiach, 8 F. I-ong, W. It. Wil- b**'1
Florida Elba.
gates to the national convention Dean teriifled. Several attempt* completing preparations for the South." he asked, "where yo* h*V*
Dunn, C. II 1 Florida.
He recounted th* meaning of liamx, fh arlrv
, in Itilladclphia neat weak.
to kill Klnxley failed, and the mil
first rally of the campaign load good, honest, hard working whit*
the flag, bringing out Inipira-j Searcy, Clerk O IV Herndon nd
The blow was centered near,
Cliunljnc went on In tor one. outdl.Unced the “death
no n, who don't make mors than
tlonal phrase* and retailing deedil Deputy O. R, Eilridge.
Miami yesterday morning
and Mainr and Minnesota where prl- arjuad" In s wllil night automobile ing up to June 23,
fMl or n 11 ml a month, when a
of
greatn«si
which
a
n
a
t
i
o
n
a
l
----------------------• Lloyd Hoyt*, commandant of
Through
tho efforts of 'ho negro man and hla wlf* Just
resulted in high wuler In several j mary election* were conducted! r ha*« before Marklsnd e s i defeatbanner
will
Inaplro
In
thb
loyal.
/"»
,
.
.
,
the Sanford
American Legion
County
|l.-inocratic lurried ml began receiving, b*Florida towns.
• yeslerrlay. In Maine a candidate!
|n the election and tip death Scminola
G. W. Spencer, paat exalud U O U I l t y A l l d C i t y
post, last night declared before
--------| endorsed by Dr. F. E. Townsend j pJnt was dropped. Dean testified. Commit I co. four m a x mooting* lurett them, as much ** 1400. a
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Legionnaire* th a t th* unit here ruler, made the annual talk on
MIAMI, June
16.—l/l’) The ( *»'l Father Charlea E. Cjughllnj
have boon -ohodulod, tho Initial month 7”
la free of political affiliations the hlalory of th* flag. Ilia eomMr. Steed further pointed * at
Cmal
G
u
ild
today
sent a , J .n .
‘f,V' n ‘t1* R ,Pu b lk ?B "omv‘*
one for Wednesday night in I nt i'
menta war* In ta n parsed with
with regard to all elections.
nation for ( nnirr«aa
frjrn th«
that Dr. Townsend la "w aging
and patrol boat to search for two flrt, j j , tr k t . o th e r Townsend
He intimated th a t the organi actual Illustrations of th* Amer
Monroo.
war” on the present Administra
zation will continue to be a group ican national emblem from th*
men missing for more than a candidates were defeated.
Tho committee mad" up
tho tion in Washington, that ha ha*
day*
of
Ita
birth
up
until
thei
which will work fo r th* benefit
Ten defendants faced with minor ] week on a pleasure cruise among
Governor Floyd Olson
selfintinrrary to conform w ..h th i evert gone so far OS to flOpON
of ex-service men and would not present tlm*.
breaches of law Were heard here the F'oriila Keys.
I styled radical, and Senator El
a third party In order to daTsol
C I T V N E W S B R I E F S convenience of resident i in vneiOne of th* f**tur«* of th«j yesterday, shi In municipal court
entangle Itself by supporting nr
rus parts of Heminolo t »uin*y. President Roosevelt for r**l*0Frank Strand, 24. and Joseph mer Henson, whom Olson ap
condemning any political candl evening was an Im pnaaive Liber and four before county authori
pointed, were favored by MlnFlorida—Generally fair tonight Oviedo was chosen ns the T h u rs tion. "Does ‘Little Jo*' Itn d rk O l
ty B«ll ecramony which was ties.
youth, 25. both of Miami, left n, w U
f»rm*r laboriUs.
Olson
date.
and
Wednesday. Northwest F lori day night rally silo while Lym an want to Ire the candidate for th*
The grounds committee laxt • taged by th* offlc*n of th* local
Before Judge Wilkinson nn the her* June 3 aboard Strand's 22- ran for llnlted States senator and
Democratic party , . or of D r,
da,
fair
tonight, Wednesday p a rt School has tho call on h Chlay.
night reported th a t a quantity o f. lodge,
clly bench, Thomas Williams and foot cruiser. They v rW last r*-i Henson for governor.
,
Hanford was selected ^s tho lo Townsend?”
ly
cloudy.
The
program
was
appropriate
muck la on hand and will be
-----------------Mika Hutrn, both negroes, plead pusted on June 8 when they left,
"It looks tn m e " Hr. 8to*4
cation for the candidates to give
ly
opened
with
"Stare
and
spread soon around th* Legion
ed guilty tn disorderly conduct Key West for Fort Jefferson on A k o n n 4 n n
I ) q ||n ( n
Dr. L. T. Doss, Sanford, r e their final nnd pnrting shot nn continued, "as If ho Is th* co*Hut w hen g n a a la to b* planted. Strlpee,” an orchestration pre charges and war* given the slter- the Dry Tortuga*, Go miles to the ^ L F S v I I I L L
D u llU lo
dldate of the Townsend Club* boturned today from Virginia lleach (ho eve nf tho election,
P. A. Mero, director of the sented by Shelley and Reeve* mu natlv* of each paying $30 fine* or west.
i
Second prim ary
results here curiae they have all endorsed him
where h* attended an all-Southern
Son* of the L*gion aald 25 of sical unit.
of spending 50 days In Jail.
Aftec the passing nf a tropical
,
Slates convention o f chiropractors. should ho known much more ami that la all he can talk lim it.
Introductory exercises were un The case of J. W. Turner, faring
hi* group had n g la U re d to at
storm Sunday night and early ye*. P f l O r T O S s t l i r d E Y
quickly than tho-e of Juno 2. Nrw let me ask you this. Do ym*
der
the
charge
of
Fred
Darner,
tend ramp a t Clearw ater between
allegations of driving while drunk, tertUy, relatives asketl the Coast
*
since only 22 names appear on I think It la common sens* to
A
group
of
about
20
Hanford
exalted
ruler,
and
other
officers.
Jan* 20 and July 9.
was continued until next Monday Guard to look for thsm.
( r —(lee** ew Ps*s rtve>
P(rtt>ni wh# pUn u ^ , b. youths left early this morning for tho ticket, according" to the o f
Immediately
following
was
prayer
on motion by hia attorney.
Forty-on* Legionnaire, attended
ficial
ballot
prepared
hy
O.
P.
GalnoevUI*
wher#
they
will
a
t
by th* chaplain.
sent from th«lr precincts on June
th* session.
Jull* Rasa drew o $1 fin*, sus
ST. PETERSBURG, June 16—
lira. Roby Lalng and Mrs. pended, on charges of dlaordcr'y
23 must east their absent** bal- tend * three-day convention of Herndon, clerk of the circuit Ijocal Farm
Georg* Harden provided vocal conduct. Bessie Andrews, negro, I f - i ' : 1;
lh/ ^ , 1 lot. before Friday. It - a . an- th* Future Farmers of America. court.
, n m , h, offle. nf
Favoring
IMPROVE DEEP
entertainment In a duet, Th* au was given $10 o r 10 day* aH er of William D Eubank, fast of nouBCW, |od
Juno 23 polling, It wits under
The Rotary Club held Its reg- stood, will ho hrld In the samo
dience Joined th* Elk* In th* being accused o f disorderly eon- three coo.t. guardsmen who l « t [ County Judge Sharon,
Strawberry
OKEECHOBTE,
June
Id — closing song, “America."
their Uvea when . g.ant amphlb-.
w .d n, a d . , night h a . been « t iV*r weekly luncheon In th* plarrs aa th at of twfl weeks ago.
duet.
Okeechobee county cattlemen are
M
ayfstr
Hotel
today
a
t
12:15
Ian
plana
ersaha.1
Into
the
storm„
th
r
,
|
„
Hlln*
for
filing
appllAt th* conclusion of th* rttaa,
While atnto ami national can
Georg* KouHrln was said to
The purrhat* of Maryland straw
Showing strong Interest In the refreshments were served sad
loaatd w aters three miles from c, t j on,
*oU , n „bMnU, t , , . o'clock w ith th* Rev. M artin didates will not appear tn tha
berry plants for us* In 8*mln*l*
movement to Improve beef cattl* the group was entertained a t a have been practicing clairvoy shore yesterday.
B
rim
In
charge
of
the
program.
j
|
bo
announcement
stated.
rallies
arrnlnged
hy
tho
County
ance without a tlcanae. Hla cast
('m inty was advocated h tr* today
•in their lection. This county al lodga room dene*.
Committee huye. ample opportnBodies of LteuUnant Chari**
Judge Sharon’s record, slow
is continued.
by C. R. Dawson, county fa n *
ready has on* of th* highest
Prof.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
M
eK
ay
|n|ty
w||
he
fiffnrded
Hanfnrdltes
Martin
P
arrott
and
Radioman
that
15
8«mlnoI*
County
reslBefore Judge Sharon on the
agent.
range cattl* markets In th* stat*.
left
tod*y
fo
r
Miami
from
where
gnd
those
In
the
surrounding
te
r
County bench. Frank Prlrgera W altcr O. Morris were recovered 6*nta have m arked their ballot*
Ills advice was boxed on a fonr*
County Agent C. A. Fulford mthey
will
return
with
their
rltory to henr, nnd become nc- year test of Maryland and Arhes*
plead guilty to Intoxication charge* yesterday o fU r th* pl*n*. on Bn<l <l'Po*it*d them with proper
. pert*.
and was sentenrad to 60 days. storm patrol duty, crashed Into authorities, Indicating they will daughter, Mica Florence McKay, quslntcd with, th* nominees and sss plant* carried on tn a straw*
Virgil Spleen, • reused of rack- th* hay. A Coast Guard hoard of not be in th*lr praelncU for the who has taught In Bout), Florida thslr platform*.
berry laboratory a t Plant City,
' SURGERY SAVES CHICK
schools thlg- year.
L roburg has billed an all-day
lata driving, wa* fined 126 and Inquiry began an official Investi second primary.
Among tha most outs toad la g !•*
meeting
Thursday
at
which
gation.
Nearly 160 mit-of-atat* absen
TOMPKINS, Saak, Canada, J ob*
suit* shown In a statistical tahl*
Twahr* Sanford Boy Scouts east*. H* posted bond.
Wednesday's
tides:
low,
12:10
U.—MY—Crude hat sucr**sfal have anccasafolly completed tha
WUII* H arris and Joshc G a rre tt
Raleigh Tetteway nn.l Fred Cone, I u B Rt percent Inertas* to
Officer* at th* Co*st Guard tee ballots havs been hand!*' by
eorgery saved tha life of a baby
nd**d 15-hoar Rad Croc* In negro**, drew fines of |2 0 and has* here said th* plan* appar the judge's office, rocords show A. M. and 12:17 P. M, high 6:10 gubernatorial aspirants, have ae-1 Bf Maryland plants oygr
A. M. and 0:40 P. M. Sun rise* espted Invitations to appear on from tj,e mM-w«»t- Th# ap
chick attacked her* hy a c a t A struction centra* la first old gtren co*Is each or M days In Jail on ently dived Into tha w atrr whirl further.
a t 5:20 A. M. and i*t* a t 7:30 th* same platform. Congressional was mosAjironou
farmer's wtf* xktUfuOy stitched by Mrs. Dorothy Lamb, school charge* of petty larceny.
Mm
need daring
du
mos
•ngln* trouble d*v.Iop*d. Lleu.I . .
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_
P. M. Kaon rise, at 2:41 A. M. candidates also will also speak. ronclud
numerous cut* la th* tiny bird** nano and Rod Cross Instructor,
udltfg /e a r of th*
tenant P irro tt was at the coA-l A U tO S t o l e n H e r e Ifl
Three Firms Bid
Identical Prices'
Steed Advocates ...»
Sound Pensions
*Hk&l C e r e m o n y
Honor* National
Flag Day Event
Tropical Storm G.O.P. Candidate
Redeveteps N e a r OtteredBfOARF
<Isle Of Bermuda Wins In Election
J
Off ice-Seekers
Get Primed For
Campaign Talk
r
F r e e Of Politics,
Commandant Says
Courts Hear Ten
Cases On Monday
Must Be Recorded
A gent
Maryland
Plant
Twelve.Boy Scouts
Get Certificates In
Red Cross Courses
skin and now, ah* reports, th* It woo announced today.
chick Is th* moot active In th*
Tfcoof who wtU receive
flock.
eat** of m i pMtloa a n Kent
sottar, J r . fcyri Riggs, WUlhuu
Raymond 3Csd*r, StayMARITIME NEWS Go*toeh,
mood Monoahrstgo, Rkhord MaK Romo* Moon, Ronry Tamm,
From the P ort of Control Flor Chari** Ompaator, lyda*y NU,
Cullen W right gad Bra*
Ida i t Sanford.
Compiled dally, except Sunday ward.
Mr*. Loath said the e!
hy th* Keralnol* County Cham
beg or C om m m o, showta g a r <m*o n d hy th* A m o k aa la d
rival* and d s p c d a r w via St. C rou hi a* effort to load toward
-Jo h n s River. Tnoaday, Jam* Id, prcvaatlaa of
IIM
.
•-
to us* it ta
first aid and 1
ARRIVALS
MR CITY OF SANFORD, gen of a mishap.
eral cargo. SL Johns Elver Lin*
* NRW CROONER
•
—
I MOW YORK, Jon*
Otto Caldwell Will
Lead Cone Motorcade
Otto CsldwtB. of tho 3t. Johno
River Lines, ho* been nam*d
_._r
,.,. of a motom d* of „cars.
r,
chairman
bearing tha frimdo ad Fred Cone
to tha big rally fas M* honor
Wednesday night *1 Kola Park,
Orlando.
Already mor* than 25 r a n hav*
been tsslrned f l an s In th* motorrod*, and Mr. Caldxntl requests
those who weald Bfcs to Join tho
motorcade to W»r i wtth grou« i t
the
Cone-JYjr-Oowmor
H**dap iH rrt at 111 ft, F irst Street
Wednesday night *1 T F. M. which
will b* th* storting floe* for tha
h '
hi* Mldfart’ botoM today mad to *4“
n d Esi
arrival *f
i to msk* th*
l.lyanaportatlon
l oostx In ears,
I* th* h**d-
trola.
Found In Branford
NAZIBr “CATCH ’EM lYODNG"
BERLIN, June 16— (AY—To
•tort Gsrmtn
o, n~j tho
. . , childnn
.
^
•£
Kjncstion
nas on
pot^ out
* |new f ln t
rwd#r
t,a |u
Ideology* and has decreed that alt
youngster*, regardless of th* postlion or th«lr families, must start
th«lr education In public grammar
schools.
ISLAND REDISCOVERED
RECIFE. Brasil. Jan* 1«.—W)
—Forgotten sin** first explored by
an unnamed American 30 year*
ago. the 1st* of Rsn to Altixo, *
*dle long and half ss wide, was
visited recently by Alfred Von
Buhowikl. amateur geologist,
said a volcanic erwf t m a t tho
tom s f the Atlantia esoterics *r*
thrust It ap M mBss southeast of
^
s . - _________e J l l
Ik*iSu *1
—
and sate a t 0:00 P. M.
Bui" w n iu H ir •on of County
Commtsoionsr W. B. Williams, is
campaigning for W. J. "Funl*”
Steed, fifth congressional district
candidate, and not for th* gubara*
to rial candidate Ralslgh Pittaway
A sedan belonging to A. D.
Smalley, ilo'sn early this week,
was rvcovsred by (Branford offleer* near Laka City, It wsa re
ported today by 0 . R. Estrldge,
ta an n en aao ^cstcrd ey .
rhtef county deputy.
The vehicle was undamaged, ac
cording to tha report received Jay Cees.iTo Talk
her*. Branford authorities did
Of Lottery Battle
not locate th* person or persons
who removed tho car from SenDirector* of th* Sanford Junior
ford.
Chomhor of Commerce tonight
DEVELOPING WHEAT LAND will discus* plans to extend thslr
LA FA7. Jon* 15— 4*1—Hoping ■ntl-lotUry campaign throughout
to make Its. psmpa to Urn Chaguay* th* state. Tha session Is srhodulod
region near tho Argmtto* frontier for T:S0 F. If. at th* Catholic
a wheat renter which can sapfly rectory,
Th* rivio club recently received
BolIris’* needs, th* government I*
planning to send M Ctofh form tha pledge * f *v*ry member that
ing families to th* district Ir ha would refrain from participat
rigation will ba Botowary bat en ing to tottoryo. On* of th* princi
gineers report only 10 mil** of pal g a a jh c taacacslcn* her* la
•Ytoh*,»
-
H
L
J.
Herald Ad BringH
Resultfi And Lort
Dog Returns Home
ment.
Mr. Dawson sold ha Is aonapO*
Ing a list of grower* from wham
the Maryland plant* may ha oh*
talnrd. It will b* ovallaU* to
strawberry producer* koto.
Txsat anything? Then use n
Herald want nd tn have th* miss
ing article returned.
Yesterday 'afternoon E. D.
Mobley advertised that a dog be
longing to hi* grandson, T. I.
Harris. Uf, had strayed away.
Mr. Mobley planned to run hla
classified nd for three days, but
tnll*d th* newspaper office this
morning
hav* It eancsled.
Within an hour after th* paper
hit th* street a Mr, Rayburn
called and aald he hod th* dog,”
Mr. Mobley said. “Ha wa* *v*n
wilting for Th* Herald to com*1*
''
"th* i i
out. because ho thought
owner of th* tost animal would)!
advert!**." _
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lha local backstop, had *hlp qualifying round., hat an
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NUMBER 198
SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1938
Calls Goto
Japan Lands Emperor
Flags
As Acting Premier
Marines Near
Are Unfurled
Canton, China
At Key West
Nava) Officer Says
Seven Battleships
Are Ready To Move
To Canton A t Once
France Turns
Down English
League Plan
ROOSEVELT PLEDGES NATION TO ‘BROAD PURPOSES’ OF CONSTITUTION
Britain Would Reor
ganize League Into
Small Regional Sec
tions For Security.
Dixie DeAth Toll Stet
A t Nine As Winds,
Lightning* Scourge I
Expansive A r e a s
Suggest Canceling
Italian Sane ti on 8
JACKSONVILLE. June lJ.-tff*)
—Southeast storm warning* re
mained up In the Key West area
today as Weather Bureau me
teorologists charted the course of
'French Chamber Ha*
n tropical disturbance near Yu
Skirmishes Reported
catan On the Mexico coast.
Adopted Bill Giv
By Chinese Forces,
The storm, described *■ one of
ing 10-Hour Week
slight Intensity, was moving north
On Fukien Border
westward on s course which would
carry It away from Florida snl
PARIS. June 13.— (AP)—
m AMOY. China, June 13.—
Into Mtxlco If continued. The
i Authoritative sources raid
weather In Florida was somewhat
^JP a P )—S’* deatroyera and
I today that Franco will r#i jeet tho British proposal to
one cruiser of the Japanese F unis Goto' ( sbors), the etrone affected, the Weather Rursuu said.
Vessel*
north
of
Yucatan
and
I rr-nriranizt* I.cngui* of N»*
navy arrived here today and nationalistic lender, was command Gulf Campeche and squalls to
• Units members into region*!
landed Marines. The land ed by Emperor Hlrohlto to form take precautions against fresh
groups as "destructive to th#
ing of the Marine*. It was a new govern mant for Japsn and shifting winds and sqtsalls extend
rn tirr structure* of collecUv#
said, was to protect Japa serve as sc tine premier after ing over a wide area.
sifurity.”
Four
men
were
killed
and
four
Premier
Okada
and
two
other
nese lives and property. A
Tho British plnn was re
cabinet members were slain In sn Injured last night near Cross City,
Japanese naval officer stat- uprising of rehallipus soldier*., Florida, when lightning struck n
Some of th* 30,000 people who greeted president Roosevelt at th* Arkansas Centennial celebration In Utile lliwk are shown ’Isti-n- ported as advancing two Idaaa:
w o d -th a t seven v«wds were] ' ‘ “
vlll continue to attempt solution of economic tnd social problems under tho "bn»s I •ne. cancellation of sanctions
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yesterday,
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neeeaalty.
league covenant with particular
Caroline,
northwestern
South
Car
Reports of hoetUitiea between
emphasis on Article Ifl which pruolina and the axtrame northwesttho forces of the Central (Nan
vble* an obligatory application #t
im
part
of
Georgia
reported
rains
kins) government and of South
sanctions by n'l members when
heavy
enough
to
break
s
long
China were roeeivad here today.
voted.
drought
and
arrest
crop
damage.
Skirmishes are eeld to ham* oc
Two were killed by llrhtnlng at
Sources close to th* French
curred alone the Fukien border.
Anniston. Alabama, while cross
foreign office said Franc* fount
Die detachmenta of the NanMilitary Unit To Organize Association
ing a field after a swimming par
little fau't with the first proposal
klne (central) government army Supreme Court Rules
but could not accept th* stcond
lyIn
Florida
For
Co-Operation
were believed daneerously cloee
Near Fort Payne, Alabama, a
Elks
Schedule
Fete
To
because France already was lis t
To
Protect
Owners
County
Judge’s
Office
to
treope *’ of
the
militant
COC worker was killed when a bolt
With
National
Body
nations which did not cor*
Canton (South China) goveruBe (iiven Monday tofor fourrrglnnal
Of Taxable Lands ripped through a *hed. A young
Receives Absentee
sanctions.
This
m * t to d * .-T „
mother standing on the porch of
The organisation matting of th* ficials Indicating thslr Intention
Night In Clubhouse group would link her alto vrith
Balloters’ V o t e s National
Conservadbn leaders both In TALLAHASSEE, June , IS — h tr home at Monro*. North Caro
Guard Association of of being among th* registrants
Spain, Italy and Switzerland.
M o d k in e'fid Chntra reluctantly Cf)—‘The Supreme Court today lina, was instantly killed but htr
.
, k. i Florida I* aehaduled to optn at are Gen. Vivian Collins, adjutantPlan*
for
Impressive
believed hoetUltlea declared that Florida cities'can ■mall son with bar escaped strlSeminote County, official b*l- 6 p ^ tod, y
th, jU y f.lr no40-Hour Rill
Injury.
- - K , negro„ m*t, desth lot to ba used in th* Juna 23
hc^ (|UtK, n ot tha mllltery general of th* state militia; Col. uira for Ihe observance of Nationnot legally borrow money from
Preston
Ayr**
of
the
124
Infantry:
si
Flag
Day
were
completed
last!
ch[
^
‘
S
’0f
while worktsg In • field ewe* U> j second primary tltction waa dla- fonv, nt|on.
ng end usnton
Col. Homer W. Heeterly of 116th I night by the -Sanford Klka lodge' giving
, ,
„ orW. r. of L____
southern troop*. the federal government to finance Charlotte.
played yesterday In the office of
workers
Franc*__a
Approxtmately
100 National field artillery: Col. Jamet P.
bile
Improvements
without
sill
O.
P.
Herndon,
clatfc
of
th«
cir
Guard
officer*
from
2?
Florida
•elate* approval a t freeCoombs *f th# I04lh engineers; Monday night at 6 u’riock In th*| ^
S i T ^ S A
cuit court. ^ - •
r - patts wfl) attend, according to an Col.
If th e n Is any poaalbimy
Mayra R. Woodward of th* fraternity's clubhouse.
wilhdrawing.►
The
ballot*
w
en
available
In
eetlmtte
mad*
thle
afternoon
by
!■».•***
nf
his
labor mraaSaa
that takes may bars to" be levied
286 artillery: and Col. J. H.
Fred F. Durner, exulted ruler,
A Nanking spokesman said kin In mseting obligations.
Judge Sharon’e office to all per- Capt. George \V. MeRory of th* 8p*ngler of th* state staff.
l>y the upper house _
In |M M | t t
today
said
the
service
would
con
government still hoped to effect
tone who exp«ct to be absent local post.
peed • settlement of caralytio#
Decisions were handed down In
sist
of
the
presentation
of
all
Th*
two
principal
addresses
of
n settlement of Issues /ending to the esses directly affecting PWA
" ’T ’
from their precincts on election I LL-Col. J. C. Hutchison, corn- th* assembly will ba given by flags that have (Jown over strikes.
• *
the hostile Canton gestures. He loans for n sewer system at
day, and several took advantage (mandant of the Banfoiv) guard Major Fred If. Davie who will us* United Slate*. Esplsnatory re
A hack to work movaoM#!
added significantly:
CITY
NEWS
BRIEFS
of
th*
absentee
method
of
voting.j
unit
Is
slated
to
deliver
th*
ofLakeland and a gas plant In
“The National Guard Association marks and the history of the throughout tho nation see mag I#
“Dut the notional gvvemment Sebring, but Indirectly affected
Personnel In th* judge’s offke flctal address of welcome to vlelt- of Florida" a* hi* subject; and banners will lie hyanl.
he spreading faster than
Is fully prepared for emergen- publk projects In many Florida
buay
accepting
absentee
Ing
officers
at
1
o’clock
Sunday
Sunday’* thies: low, 0:32 A. M.
Col. L. J. Jenkins who will speak
I’tincipal address of tho oc strikes. Demonstrating
clee."
cities for which a.total of 8111,- and 10:52 P. M.; hlght, 3:14 A. M. vote* from person* who are b*l- morning.
on -The National Guard and the casion will be dsliversd by the In Part* were orderly under
Among th* high-ranking of
While Nanking la undoubtedly 548,000 la federal funds already and 3:88 P. M. Sun rtaa* 6:58 A. lot ing In other eountiea end
<C«air»«#4 0 « Past rival
Hon. Alto Adams, district deputy eye* of mobile guards, who
striving to avoid civil war, Gen sought.
M., act* at 7:211 P. X. Moon rlaai stutrs. Approalmately lfiO tick
grand master of Florid* Ka»t, vented mass demonstration* amt
eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek |s
The major question before the 12:41 A. M., seta a t 1:42 P. M.
ets of that nature wer* accepted.
Order of the Elks, and second arrested persona who rsfuisd to
nnt overlooking preparedness.
court in the* raise wee whether
vlca president of the' Florid* obey orders to keep movlig *fl
, The ballot, a* released by
Florida cities end ether political
Dr. W. S. Allen, pnwUent of.
Herndon, is a* follow*:
the streets.
State Elks' Association.
subdivision* may to u t “r*v*nu* Stetson UnlveraUy. wUl fteach, cl For
k governor—Fred
^ ^ ^ F r.d
P. Con#
Mr. Dorner extended an Invita
The communist Iradar, Maurlc*
certificates'* pledging t i repay a t I t A. M. tomorrow at tho
r
tion for the public to attend th* T horn, Joined union officials In
loan* out of collections from Oviedo Baptist Church, It was 1and Raleigh Petteway.
exercises and witness tho follow effort* to persuade strikers *•
For auperintendent «»f public In
opertlion of uUUUts without announced today.
ing program:
accept accords, saying workor*
struction—W. 8. Cawthon and
first 'submitting proposal to
"Star* and Strips,” by Shelley must “learn how to end a strike
local friends and supporters of
L. A. Brumley, Sanford celery
qualified free holders hi a
Florida—cloudy with occasional Colin English.
and Reeves orchestra; introduc
For r*pr**entallve In Congresa Jude* Raleigh Petteway, candi grower, last night was named pres, tory exercise* by esaulled ruler the moment essential demands
election.
scattered tho war* tonight and
are met."
date
for
governor,
met
In
Ih*
City
blent
of
a
local
“Con*
for
GovWEST PALM BEACH. June I t.
Sunday.
Extreme
northwest, fifth congressional dlatrkt—Jo*
The slate constitution
and officers; prayer by the chap
—(A5)—Circuit Judge C. E. Chill- klbita the leeuanee of state bonds partly cloudy tonight and Sunday Hendrlckf and W. U (Funia) Hall last night a t 7:30 o’clock emor" club which was organised In
lain; history of the flag by G.
Ingworth today ordered filing of except for repelling an Invasion with probably thowors.
and listened for an hour or more th* Valdes Hotel. R. A. Cobb was W. Spencer, I*. E. It.; vueat duet Court Upholds Law '
Steed.
disbarment proceeding* agehut A. and putting down an Insurrection
to
enthusiastic
words
of
>pral**
For prosecuting attorney—Ernamed treasurer for the organi by Mr*. Koby Laing and Mrs. Sending Negro To
L. lUnkhi and Whiter A Richard- and prohibits cities, counties, and
Sanford's “Cons for Gover
/o r tha Tamp* Jurist from a tcor# sation.
George Harden; ritual, (Liberty
am*, two attorneys who figured ta districts from Issuing bonds ex nor" club will meet Monday night naat F. Housholder and W. Her
Long Prison Term
of speakers who told their audlSanford woman also formed a Bell) by oficers; patriotic ad
the Whitehall Hotpl foreclosure cept on approval of a majority ta tho newly-estebllahed head bert Messer.
For county Judg*—G. W. Spen enee that no finer man, no truer or club, 'electing Mra. R. J. Holly dress by Mr. Adams; song.
•"I* 1« federal eoort ta 1929-30. of Urn free bolder*. Refunding quarters at 111 E ast First Street,
ATLANTA, Juna II.—
cer and R. W. War*.
more Christian gentlaman had avar president, and Mri. Ralph Smith “America,’* by audirnc* and Elkt;
The WWuhnU ame played a bonds to refinance n previously It was ennounced today.
closing ceremony by th* exaulted The Georg* auprvm# court today
For sheriff—C. M. Hand and offered for high offlc* In th* State
prominent part In the Impeach- Incurred debt la tho only excep
secretary.
upheld the ancient anil In inn**
ruler.
ment trial of RaaUto* farmer lew tion to this rale.
'W . S. Chwthon. candidate for J . „F. McCJeltand.
m
. ,
of Florida than tho man who lad
local headquarter, have been
Other activities of tho Friday tlon statute under which Anguto
perteer. Hoisted U U tte r, who
f
i
Justice EQle said that once a atate superintendent of public ta*
,F *r.
?
fl«M I" the Juno 2nd primary. established a t 111 F^'st First night inreting consisted of tha Iferndon, young negro rommunlot,
woe remeeed h r the Bmmte ns fed- city established a public utility a traction, will b» tho guest to triet 1—Charles Dunn tnd D. L.
A “Petteway for Governor" chib Rtrret from whore the work of club's refusal to sponsor a PWA was srntrnced for 18 to 20 yuan
teal judge. OiUliagwerth’s order It has obligation to tho public night and tomorrow of Dr, and Thrasher.
on th* rhelngang.
waa organlxnl with th* atectlon of
band her*.
oners ted n third attorney, Br- to eoatteao to operate that utility Ml*. E. H. Mobley at their home
For county commiaaloner, die- I . P. Hagan ae permanent chair organising county precincts will
The ruling of Superior Judg*
It was announced that tha en
Metcalf, who did legal work and nay financing plan which di
. .
o# Oak Avenue. Mr. Oiwthon la trlct 2—F. A. Dyaon knd Utto man and S. J. Nix as secretary, be carried on.
tertainment committee Is plan Hugh M. Dorsey of FuRon county
^ * 1 the case as the eeurt finding rectly
ta tew th r pledges tho f a Mother in-law of Mr*. Mobley. Schmthl.
and plana wer* perfected for car
The organisation group last ning a boat trip for members that the etatute waa too vaga* to
M etfolft work "wra,a**omp.nl*d city's taxing power to repay n
rying
on
an
Intensive
campaign
In
For
county
comm!silon«r,
dla
last
night hoard tovcrsl brief ad and thalr families to bo held be enforced wo* ravened. HenswlU ne aalawfol, dl.krairohU or debt comes Within const ituionol
don, whom liberal political organ8 . J. Holly, local postmaster, trlct 5—W. B. Ballard and C. U. this county with tho view of pro- dresses from npporters of Mr. aarly ta July on Laka Monro*.
M ttta *
prohibition against Issuing bonds will attend tha American Legion Searcy,
Itstlons have rahmploned since his
| Tiding Judge Petteway with an Cone. In ovary case th* speaker*
I t Urn case of Rankin and Rkh- wihoat approval of freeholders.
arrest In 1032 faces th* proapost
Monday night ta tx
For county commiaaloner dlsX rrrr plurality in |h* emphasised th a t the randMat*’* Sons Of Legion To
Judge ChiJItagHa told If. there Is any doubt Plata lira method of ebtetatag Uio trlct 8—W. a . Kllboo and 8. F. •^ood primary than ho noticed wide and varied osperience, such
of either serving hte to m «* *ar>
f o r th fa*d.-<“ ---------shout the matter, doubt should
I in tha firs t It woo decided not to as serving olght yeare as preslAttend June Camp rylng tha fight to tha Bugcram
bonus, according to Long
they
bo raratved hi fhrar of tho poo- Lloyd Beyl*, commander of th*
of the' United State*. H*
drnt of th* elate Donate, best fit
On The Gulf Coast Court
p k and net the d tp , Jostles Arm- trail her*. Th* eeaslon la scbednow I* ta Now York out ra 2,700#
ted him for the governor's chair.
stood ~
bond.
_______________
house-to-house ranvaso ta an
okd In open at I P. R AD LeSpeaker* aloe pointed out that
Reservation* have been mad*
Tho f a p r a r a Coart approved Ifaumlre* a n urged to attend.
Chargra against him grow eud
people Mr. Co m woo a incceesful busteffort to acquaint I
• plan by a
fully with tha cyuall- nets man, having bora engaged In for 28 membare of th* Sanford of finding eommunlstl* liter
4-H Girls To Tour mors
fleationo of th* South Florida th* turpentine todnetry sol Is a Sane of th* I-eglon to attend th* In his room afte r officers
Numbers oH ponfatf Huwdrd
County And Report candidate.
fadye’s Specialty Shop yesterday
banker. It waa Woaght out he had annual enrampment and conven salxed Mm at * poatoffk*. .
Socialists B e h e a d
for’ th* opening of th*
Among tho** who oddraeo*J the bean affiliated with th* Demo tion at Clearwater ’ Juno 27 to other things tho liter*turu
On
Capital
Confab
Bonn* Sal* sponsored by
mooting In behalf ad Jodro Potte- cratic party for M years end was July 8, It waa announced a t tha rated establishment of n *
Spanish PoUnenuui
organliatlon's meeting last n ig h t bolt republic" in section* a f tito
o f tfco .shop
In
- .! Member* of tk* local 4-H clak way, wer* Fred R. WUaon, P. delegate to th* convention where
Tha west coast gathering will southern state*.
__________________ i In New Ontbi^aki 6Nor to glvo votoe
Bayard
flmltK
J.
R.
Lyiee,
J.
H.
President
RooMvelt
w
n
nomlnat| who attended tho oigaalifaIon's
boost activities ilmlllar to those
Seminole Ot
Trulock,
J.
E.
Pretoan.
8.
A.
B.
*d.
» ~ P P * ^ .e*.lofl I . Tallahassee early this
^MARITIMK NEWS
- a« id. j ^ T u ^ o r a ^ opportunity to
An tnvUntton, urging that all Included ta Boy 8cout camps, it LOCAL WEATHER
| month will cover tho County wlth- WUkInson, W. B. William*, and
at
____T ! : ___ !dvfl guard was slain and f a t e * . Mrathsn
■ sopporteru join tho elub. was
i in th* next two weak* making re- th* B«v. J. N. Thompson of Oviedo.
Thirty-sight members of th*
vxtendod today. Another meeting
*
ports
before
vo/taas
Ham*
DemonAvt:
local 8on* of th* Legion attend r•so.
An American Bod
o f tW m m ta
of
tho
Con*
Club
will
be
hel
l
on
> k Average
strotlan eloba. It waa aaBOunced
Sanford.
ed tha a*is Ion Friday night. Mar. Avers**
Sptta today. T M r dratfa brought
Public
la
Invited
To
Monday
night
a
t
headquarters.
by JoaepklM Boydston, ooanty
lied d»Uy by tfa
Weakly meetings will b* held un Aar. A vsrasa
th* total to
demonstration agent
A vtrag*
Chamber t l <
Biblical P a g e a n t
til th* encampment period begins, Wav
Sedan,
Taxi
Crash
WAT
arrivals ^ and
Following Is tho echodaia:
according
to
last
night’*
plana.
II
Th*
Jtoum Hear,
At 9th And Laurel June I f , Genera, limmunity Tha general pubt* *f Sanford Farm A gent Counts
house; Jon* 17, Chntaota; Juno 18.
Invited to attend A ... 739 Citrus1 Groves
BORAH SILENT
A radan drtvra by JlmmU M. . Laka Mary, commodity house; replica ef th* cradfW on of
WASHINGTON, Juna
OF
chrino of Dayton* Btodt yuater- J u m IV, Oviedo, Futrfr* Formers’ Christ which wUl h* staged by Semlaol* County boosts 708 —Senator Borah of Idaho
8t.
ra y afternoon coDldft w th a taxi rtubhouao; Juna 22, Lm^wood, 11- •h* R. T. P. V . of tho l t John’s orang* growura owning 78V ftovra, fused yesterday to say whether
(era by Edward F. Sbiot a t th* brary; Jra* 23, Moor**, home of Baptist Church, n MVm Institu according to « aomplUtlon of sU« he would support Governor A!f
Mra. Mary B r u t; Jmto 24. Ben- tion tomorrow night n t S • ’slock. Ustlcs rataaood today by C. R. D»w- M. London for president In th*
mtorearilon
ford, raonty bora* demonstration
Laurel Aw
coming campaign and also
Careful preparation has been tan. county farm agent
offlc*; J o * 28. Fool* Wilson
Chief
Whll* no flgnas aro avoitebl* ellnad speclfls comment on tha
to asraru aathm U dty ta
nhtoWy
*f
th* proeentetlaa. Seripturaa par- n tho niltohra ui celery produ Kansan’s moimrary mosaag* to
••uy ■light
by
Dawson told tha Ispubllcan National ConvtnAll maotlnga win kagta a t 1:10
lo th* wmMtaf a ^ wUl to cer* to “
While
th*
arrest* hue#
UUt nanuwrod tha (Ion bacauou he sold It
o’clock in th* a f tinilm , accord
ing to th*
vegutahto reran,
, ___ ti* " ."
rcA
Hostilities Are
Expected
Soon
•
_
X
Freeholders A re
Giveo Authority
On Loan Problem
Seminole Ticket National Guard Officers Plans For Flag
Open Convention Tonight Day Ceremonies
1$ Prepared By
Completed Here
Clerk Of Court
Petteway Club Is Brumley Chosen
Organized Here By As President Of
Local Supporters Local Cone Club
Disbarment Of 2
Lawyers Is Asked
In South Florida
£u3r«s wer:
r-’t
jrn>
to
1 -.
—
f
—
�m
The Gambling,
Instinct
/, .
* ^ ».
y <j '
'r.1.
’ <ge* -«
From time immemorial gambling h#s bMh an Issue
throughout the civilized world. • Life Itotif, opotogiteg tA*'
gambling like to say, is a gamble. We take a gamble when
we bring children into the world. We gamble when we
raise crops or go into business. We are gambling when we
put money in a bank, or In other ways try to provide fpr
the security of our old age. It's a gamble when wa marry.
But, as in everything else, there is gambling and gam
bling. There is the kind of gambling which e#nrt be helped
and there is the kind of gambling which can end should
be avoWed. It would be much better for i t w y m if it
were not necessary to gamble at all. It would be a fide
lp
,
saw foebi
v u m a i
SA T U R D A Y , J U N E I t . l t t t
CANDLELIGHT
9 r H l» A O tJ V B B H U H
A Constitution
fits* M M
Um United SUM
n u t guard outer Waving Sc
Petersburg bound for Dry TOrtur » on the Florida Audubon Bodriy expedition, Iher* will he t*
board a i m p af leafsed prapls
ing. This Is the kind of « gamble which dona aot consti
tute a amLuff? part of life's existence, though It, too, from
time immemorial, has been 8 part c l opr system.
History records, however, that th a n n a n barn times
when the tnetinct to gamble has been more pronounced than
it has been at other times. T hen have been . a rise an i
fall in-the volume of gambling Just as -there-have been In
the murder ratee of various countries. And history also
g i A T t m ^AY, JU NH l*. |P M ~ records that Hip human race hae enjoyed Its greatest pros
perity, has made its greatest social and cultural progress
cT te ft JayCasel~Brfr, thi'lot at those times when gambling was a t its lowest abb.
•sty rackets out Right lhlnk‘ ng
Ho It is cncourpgtng'to find the Junior Chamber of
^ people are witk you,
Commirce of this city launching a drive to ‘abolish such
lotteries es "Cuba" and "Bollta" which too long hava
I V Republican, prom Ur to try been nilowi-.' to flourish (n our city. The JayCara have not
’ te collect Ike war debt,. Maybe' only (dodged themselves not to participate to any way,
shape, or form, in these Illegal operations, but also to peti
tion the member* of bhe other civic clubs to join them
in similar pledges and to do all that they oan to drive
Whirligig of the Miami
___ nelly this vicious Influence out of the community.
iredlcU that Cor. Hholt,
It has long l»een known that the prevalence of lottery
Wfajufrone.the, scpstorUI
Iflir i m ^ f
been one
wore fell, t
f ^rplemight be a good ilmr to ln- torntion of a
g A H rp K P m a t a
rmiVi volurn^if ‘tfaife". "‘Hundred* of 'our
gogurpu ■ “pay ycur bill,- enm- negroes, fsrm Itdiorcrs, and other poorly paid working men.
|W p > i j • bafjr* everyone atari, spend ns much ns one-fourth to one-hnif of their regular
taking Tbclr ncmmtr vital ion,.
"wcc’riy
ly wages.
Inlying lottery tickets to tha eacrlfkn
wages, buying
sacrifice of the
tho
food nn tlielr tables and tho clothes on their backs.
"Cuba" and "Bolltn"* are habit forming drtsg* which
Is already won far Pr-’lcway,
** remind them (hat “the few are strong enough to gnmhle on afki no on# Is aafo to
b net won until the last pot cultivate. The nurrhnser of nn occasional ticket soon hecomrs the regular addict. And the regular addict usually
winds up in the gambler's grave. It Is a poor way to plan
a neeso a margin by which ono's life. It is a sure way to hurt business.
f-ww got Into the runoff
gpt eetni to have diminished
the Ualvenlty of FkuVe where be
was e fteshmsn last year. Ha Is
all -eqilppH with special aha11
rakes sad odd tools, bat hie very
beet veeepeo Is hie complete en
thusiasm. When he end Rnsssfl
Ifeeoe talk shoot “whJto-bdlted
heebW and Heooty Urni," D M
fee's so If Umy might break late
poetry at any minute!
Dry Tertogaa It an exciting sect
of piam even wlthoot the addud
rksra of being hsnvsn far Mrd
MOCOW, J,
oalr ^tyM . right, to all dries*,
t* freedom of speech, prose, em
ployment; religion, bet aha gosr•Dtaas the prstocflna at private
property and mU op-two psxMsaent-tika bodies.
MOSCOW, I m
Ig.—(Jte—A
•ew constitution, providing swetph f aortal reform, ami granting
Democratic freedom which the So
viet Union ha, nevor knows, pap
approved by the president af the
central txccalive committee There*
day night
The comtUrAlon fra a t, the
right to voU to all panona arer
18, with -eqna| rlghU for wesme.
« . (WKicurtueer,
akbww* w<Y
WCfrE iv f
PiP*V
formerly limited U these
The nemo—"T ortox,,.” he gave
thtm because he found »o many
h i turtle, there, end the prefix,
“Dry," wa* bociusc there wee no
fresh water.
D wee In o'» Fort Jcfferaen on
Garden Cky. tore*** of the Tertrgx,. that the famnu. Dr. Sam
uel A. Medd, ercuacd of elding the
sisinlnstnr of President Lincoln,
was Imprisoned. And It was on
thla Ialand that the recent film
wee made that teld the pitiful and
THE KENNON TRAGEDY
herole story of Dr. Madd. I just
DAYTONA BKACH NEWS JOURNAL
The Lesser Of Two Evils?
heard the other day that Dr. Mudd’e
ton livee In Orlsado.
# « .*
"Sparky" Is deed and hie com tho you** people of today t Are wa
TIm Congregational and ChrisThe principal charge which the opponents of Judge
churches In their offilial man- I ’ctteway have been able to make against his candidacy for Itare'e e nosegay for Mr, Ber panion, on Tho Ncws-Jourmol gluing these youngster* enough
_ —_ St. A t_ _ f t ^ei lrwIs S larvnrl
aate, here come out against the irovcrnor of# 1*1.—1.1
man Brawn who lived op to hie end thousands of friends and attention, enough guidance? Do
Florida„ has 1.been
that he la "too atralght-lsced."
-“obey" Jn marriage cetomo- iWauen he has denounced tho evils of slot machines sod is reputation ea a barbecue artist of traders throoghewt tha coenty we "know" ear own sen, end
tdee- It seeme that nobody was
first rank «t tho Rotary-Kiwanls end state, are mourning hi, trag daughter, T
’BSylM nay attention to it anyhow. determined to continue his fight against then* one-armed pleat* ot Son Lsndo Spring, on ic toea-t,.
Friend, who went to high school
bandits
if
he
ia
elected
governor,
they
say
ha
cannot
hop*
L-J ' , .. -F- ■■- 0
Tharedsy. Exsh person had * half Wbr, he took hie life I* a mat- kero with Sparky point also te an
• The New Deni's' sop to South to win the election on the lower East Coast.
of h chicken and I wish Larins *#» arer which'there win bo a Inferiority complex which they bo
;w%Ma for the construction of the
The argument used In this respect la that the lower Drabs and soma of Manhattan's great dool of speculation. Pos lievo wee augmented by thought. Wfcywo.ooo copal la the building East Coast caters to the tourist traffic and derives its sus other famous gourmet* could sibly a private affair hail a good S s persecution nt the hands of
dsil to do with It. At any rata, th*
^«f*a 11,000,000 bridge over the tenance from this type of buslneosrlt is said that tourlsta hav, taitsd III
classuseUs. The key had Jest
role of J„Ur,j>f community com lost Ms mother, where body woe
ktye far the F. E. C. railroad.
come to this state to play and that they must have wide
And now tho Ssnfocd Library edian, Is a difficult and often a fewod la a lake, sgU by some to
Frodfsh abssrrera may object open towns with plenty af gambling, night lift, and quea- is potting on Its shelf flsarga Ssn- melancholy p'ses tn tho cost of have shown tvMinsa ef retllet
’onable
entertainment
with
all'
it#
attendant
evils,
or
they
to alk w tat male* ef thd younger
tsysnn's "Th* Lost Puritan," th* character* whbh make »p th* snske bite, lie wee Inordinately
r’,' gsMintlon te go around all sum- will go elsewhere for their vacations.
most discussed book of ths month. great hamaif dram*. Thsre was sensitive. Mentally brilliant, he
^ m ar without shirts, to t wo think
However this may be, a substantial part of tho hon It rertainly is' cresting quit* n undrebtodly much of th* "Lnsgh Incited envy. Tall and gangling,
. It might giro thorn a lot n vain- est, law-abiding citizens of Miami and Palm Beach are not stir In lltsrary cirri** for It Is n clswa, lough" •Srfitlon hi tha erweI schoolmates goaded hha to
tragi* end tf this local hoy who hrer hie smart “comebacks," told
•hi# practlc* for what's going tn In favor of slot machines and the vicious influences which
had re mack sparkling wit, flsng him ho "looked Itko * herso,"
E happen te thsm when they start
pertain
to
them.
The
better
does
of
people
down
there
are
with rash krennsre tbs arrows celled him “Sparkplug." Girts, It
| paring off th* dsbta of tho elder
prepared to support any candidate for governor, or for the
of satire. Many of them doubtless la said, saebbed him betasee ha
■ gonorotlon.—Boston Hsrald.
■C1*•.
n
Legislature, who offers the best opportunity of potting the
to rood and ptm sd hi* *wn un w«a different and awkward. There
happy heart.
f in is h where ths aotl-admlnl*wounds, eome hollered, ware tea
But that lent all. To soma it- (trap to be — angad by hie later
trltlo h candidates for govireor
popuhriiy as a roumnisL
| who were defeated go In the llnel up for ths runoff If you want an
Daytona Boeek will miss
JT' teneatloq ns te who wi l get tha
Sparkfl tngoateo* wit and erkp
' Shalt*
Bholta blessing next tint*.
time. W*
chnrnctorieationa. S-t If tho shack
. hear It rumored that Dan Chapmothon, fsthero, sad toe ihere do
pnH 1* already Id the Cone camp.
' —Oeajp ’Rtbr. And Pety and Tsm- Coast. Ho carried his home county of Palm Beach by
•owe serious thlahlng, gad Jolt
youngsters Into a eeaeldereUog of
nsetlo, we understand, nr* la the more than 5,000 votes over his nearest opponent, and h#
th* o x , pore tire vsJse* to Ufa, he
Paredway tamp. Bo whetl
rarried Dodo county (Miami) by 2.000 more votes than Den
wfB not hav* died In vain.
Chappell, the next high man, a home town boy.
Thwo
figures
would
certainly
Indicate
that
Judge
- nole-Csunty will insist upon #11YOUR
buss* far Its ehlldren Petteway’n opposition to th# gambling Interest* will not
UnuUng IllUs buys necessarily ruin him on the lower East Coast. It is ad
DAYTONA
■shoel te ea* thiag we mitted. of course, that th# slot machine interests are back
too careful about nod ing Fred Cone, but the slot machine intern!* don't control
the vote on the East Coast any more than they do here.
Wo don’t believe that Mr. Cone would make
We
moke any "deal" with cannot be read mp4
gobiV haves one with uwei
the gambling element, but wa do know that they are going
down the line for him almost to • man because he ii eon- smmerira. and h dsf
■Idered the leaser of two evil#, . . .
ipWt und not sf tee
And we believe th at by the same logic, more law- .
^
•biding citizens should go all the way with Pettewoy be- i^T^kt!"crent»ito
cause ho ia tho better, of two good men.
*ito*rih.r .live, fer
W. J. (FUNIE), STEED, of Klaalmmec, will ,oppoa#
Joe Hehdrielu ef DeU nd in the second primary a week from
next Tuesday for a seat In Congm a a t representative ef
the hew Fifth District. Kendrick# polled a heavy vote la
the June 2nd election primarily beeeuse he had beta given
i A t OOP tot*. W# deabi It the endorsement of the Townsend organisation. Political
M 'd the present tsndi- observers, nowever, think it unlONty he Will develop mtitel
Ikg waa (tev. BhetUreeL additional strength and look for Stood to n t a greet mite
iWngton to do a b it Job
It replaces the central ex
ecutive committee, present on*
proment foveming body, with
a chamber of deputise con■l.tlng of about 800 merehere.
IThe esect number of dspottes will
j be fixed hter, based on the pope-lotion.
V ^ ^ u h i ii oah
hMrestlrgt
* . . ; bereute am
foe an author, tepee
Ms Meed as tee* u
riieracUre—ril
(nation of franchise distinction*
end free education for alt
Meetlags, conference, and street
demonstrations may be held open
ly for the porpeee of sboagtbeatog the socialist system.
Tbe i church is separated frooi
tha state and seheota, free te per*
sue the purpose for which It la es
tablished. Praedere, «t
<* religiose
seal* private
ng and printing ha* had » Ita Us
tery. •
Tho first hand woo printed on
Fkk. H , 1136, h r R o b ert V. Mont
gomery. q veteren, employed at
Uts bureau.
A to ta l o f I S p resses,- w orking
«t ftr'l.spend beglncte* Feb. M,
were areded to Lire the hoods
ready for drilrary.
I
i
mm JV
H'M
kottg1'JsL
m
j
>
-*
Bufldiiur
M itorfali
bgdwr, noftag
kuildteg materisl.
�Missionary From
Social A n d Personal Activities
Calendar
msstlaw «f the Co-ed Class of the
V lm tk e th o d ta t Church wiU he
bald‘a t 7:00 P. M. at EvanadaU
Par*.
Kagnlar program meeting of the
Wenwt*a Mltaloaary Society of
tha P in t Methodist Church will
ha held a t 1:30 P. M. at the
Tha Dependable Class of tha
P in t Methodist Church will meet
a t >:00 P. M. a t the home of
Mr* A. K. Shoemaker, 717 Park
PM Alpha Kappaa
Go On House Party
Member* of the Phi Alpha
Kappa sorority left this morning
for Daytona Beach for their an
nual week's boose party at 160
North Ocean Avenue. They were
accompanied by M r*, C. H. Cogbum who will serve aa chaperon*.
Mm. J . M. Btineeipher stated
this morning that “pledge” day
win be observed Wednesday at
the house party and alumnae day
will bo given on Thnreday of
next week
Among those attending am.
Mrs. C. II. Cogbum, and the
Mtasee Martha McDonald, Mar
garet Kelts, Caroline Hill. Anns
Cornell, Doris Wa'ker. Katheryn
Thigpen, Mary Higgins, Vhrgnerite Ingley, Marian Eatridge,
M*rthn Adams, Dorothy Stewsrt,
Dorothy Mitchell, Virginia MeBory, Helen Palmer, Ellmbeth
Loffler, Cecelia Truluok, Lillian
Adams, Kar'ln Palmer, Oleda
Honoring her nice*, Fsnehcon1 Mr*. Annie Cnlemnn of 'I M f i
Kirby, who eelebreted her «J«v- Smyrna, mother of Mr*. Herm*i
enth birthday annlrtiwary yvster- Gunter and Mm. N. Coleman *4
day, Mr*. Z. B. RaUlff enter- thl* eity. died Wedne»day at h*|A
tained with a birthday party rri- home In New Smyrna. She would
day afternoon at her home on hare been tU yearn old on her «autt<
Park Avenue. Game* and eon- birthday, July 3.
■V f H
teats rear* enjoyed by the guest*.
Funeral services will bo held^l
At the tea hour refreshment* tomorrow afternoon at
3:08 v
were aerred by the hoateaa, a*- Q''clock
,
in New Smyrna. Mrs. Cbleslated by the Misses Marjorie man is survived by six dapghUt%'’‘
Corrodl. Helen Shoemaker, and Mrs. Gunter and Mm. Co.emSM of
Mary Wyatt Ratliff. The rr- this cHy, Mm. R. A. Grant,’.and
freshmenf table waa over’ald wltn Mr*, m . j. sh*w of Miami and Mr<
a lace cloth and centered with a A j, susscll ami Mrs. J. D. Snow .
white
birthday cuke bearing II 0f New Smyrna, and one , eon. :
lighted candle*. A bowl of paa- John Coleman,
also of Hoar f
tricolor*.! garden flowers *nd Smyrna.
Z ". i j
large lighted candle* formed the
the
ten
hour
by
the
hostess,
I
other decorations.
Those present were: Fsncheon Those present were’ Mm. Hoy F.
Svmos, Mrs, tl. I. lsnicks, Mr*.
Kirby, honor guest, Nsncy Colhim, Joyce Sleele,
FJissbvth R. J Holly. Mr.. H. M. P apr
worth. Mrs S. tl Chase, Mr* W,j
Fite, Jsne Thigpen. Msrgsrvt
T. l-nmrley. Mrs W M. Scot*1
Langley and guest, Mildred Gsb- and Mrs It K Whilner.
'V:
bett of Osmp Hill, AJs., Connie
McCall, Mary Ann Whelchel. laumile Dutton, June Kn*e Dutton,
Ann Wiggins, Marjorie Hodges,
Engenla Ann Caswell, Msry
A'exander, Betty Corrodi, Nell
Mulligan. Myra Ann Soulhwird,
Bobbie Holly, Herman lirumlry,
Edward Hurt, Malcolm MacNeill.
Joe Wimblsh, Charles Co*. Dale
llofnrann, Ray Fox, Jr., Jimmy
Sunday
Kirby, Al Rrock, Pet# Brock, snd
Bobbie James Proctor.
At Local Church
1e rsonals
poeltip^far the
Mi. '■ w M r *
Ben Cogbum
have gens to Champlain, III.
where Mr. Cogbum la taking an
advanced course In accounting
a t the University of Illinois.
Mr. aad Mr* Maunsall DMbbett snd daughter, , MHdred, of
Camp HO], Ala., are spending the
week-end here with (Dr. and Mr*
W. T. Lshgley, Mhyfsir.
Mm. t . B. Robbins at SL Pstersburg. formerly of this city, will
return home tomorrow after spendIn a week ktre with Mr. and Mr*
Dave Bonlske.
Mr* H. B. Purdon and Miss
Louise Purdon will leave tomor
row for West Pelm Beech to Join
Mr. Purdon snd make their future
hom*
The sends of
Mrs. Z. B. R atliff Mrs. Annie Cole
Entertains For Niece Dies In New S
WIFE OF REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
Mm. John Elck and parents, Mr.
and Mr* Frank Morrison, left to
day for Marlon. N. T„ to spend
the summer. Mr. Elek plans to Join
Dr. Wiliam C. Bell, the rtrat
graduate agriculturist to be W it
Into a foreign field, la scheduled
to siIiIim i the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Congregational
Church in the perish house to
morrow at 7:30 P. M.
Dr. Bell, whe now makes his
residence la Lob Ito, West Africa,
began traveling for the nUIAfrlcan League, but In 1907 he
became a representative of the
American Board of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions and
stationed at Dondt, a West A fri
can educational center.
Tbs minister wss graduated
ftwm Cornell College of Agriru'tnre and turned his attention to
the acquisition of carpentry and
boslnea methods is well as scien
tific mental training.
In early day*. Dr. Bell traveled
by foot or bush car along the
Jungle trrl's where even the ele
mentary knowledge now obtain
able In common grade schools
waa unknown.
Dr. Bell said there was a great
contrast today, pointing to the
nourishing city of Angola, e sea
port located at I he cross roads of
the continent where the Trent-
Prizes Are Awarded
To Members Of Club
E astern Star Officers
M e e t I n DeLand
Monday
A T TH E CH U RCH ES
Mm. n. G. Moore and son.
Horace Moore, will leave tomorrow
for Shreveport, La., end points In
Texas to spend thg summer.
n irm n o r
auf.de r Mrh.sot. It 00 A
ToiiriK
M
r*opl«‘a
Meeting
•very month
i n
i u
The n»«
r iit m iit
j
i'p t» ,
ru n :
r I'L L fin a n C L T A U IC M * A ia .ll
Orlando R<at near
Geneve A re
% rri« f. I.CO IV M
Tha Itev. C II Belter. pastor.
p«i
fleetd****M ir y .
H in.ta) M* h»M»l, 3 *0 I*. M
M»rvlr*a ! on I* U.
o io cT tiM iiia T
I* ha Al'iirn*. y'A
Mm. Mary Mlcklar, bookkeeper
■t the FcmakbLaughton Memorial
Hospital, Is on vacation arid plans
to leave In a few days for WashIngton D. C.. to spent a short time.
Dr. and K n . Charles L. Park
announce the birth of a son last
night at the Fsrnald-Laughton Me
morial Hospital. •
eoncMeirvt on »hr aerond Ht
|*r *if t. M um l U r t l f f , I I *»0 K
I ' r wfti-Mr m H m I f
T
I*
Tha MUsea Catherine White,
Lydia 8lmona and Dorla Hockey
ara opendlny a faw daya at South
ern Coltaya In ‘Lakahnd.
A rthur Biwnan,
Mr* J. M.
BHoftttebrr.JHr*, J . N. Tsahet,
Ole* Wimblsh,
hod
•
and Hanford A»«n«M
The H• v. W. L Campbell.
in o B t V
T lia IU v i
W Ive y . paatwrt
Hu iid.%r
10 00 A. U.
flin g II 0Q A. M.
Y I' M H i 10 P M.
P raarhlng 7 JO P. H.
Bunder Bchoot. 9 41 A. M
Harmon. 11 '0 0 A. U
¥’. \ *ntf*llaiie Hwrvlre. I 00 P M
Wadnaaday
P rayer
and
Praia*
P rn ra r Bsrvlca
Wednearfey,
• 0t
IttO.
Anna RamonaWilson
W e d s J. G H a l l
F ilte r m r n m n r r H i i iT
iilR iT lo e
Of Intemst to a number of
aai
T
.
—
s-k'/ks
uni Bmm- rerT»AM-i*urnion M«mon*i
•M l8 8 L O U i M P u r d O I I
eedertnklng which employed pltal where he underwent en op- friend* here Is the account taken
from a recent edition of the
I g Honored A t P arty tail tSoo” Dd , l t r “ ta ^ Buk* eratlon yesterday morning.
Dunedin Times:
an
.
Gregory Rntoff, Nigel Bruce. C.
Mrs. C. W. Rpeer, Mm. Nettle
"DUNEDIN, June
B.—Annn
Mlee Loots# Purdon. who plana Henry Gorden and Herbert Man- Ingram, Betty, Rosy, and MsrgarRamona
Wilson
and
Joalah
Cal
to isare tomorrow with her family din ara only n few of the fllustri- «t Ingram, and Dorothy Butler
fa r West palm Beach to make her one name* that grace the support- of West Palm Beach bava gone tn vin Hall were married Thursday
Intw o soma, wag honor guest at tag cast of thla Darryl F. Zsnuck a t Anguetln* to spend a short nlgfit at the Junior High Audi
an Informal teg and handkertklef, production. '
tlma.
torium after the graduation ex
ercises with the Rev. Frederick
CnRIRTIAN BCTF.NCB CHURCH
Baker performing the ceremony.
"God tbgf preserver of Man" la Boh and Bill, are planning to re-1
bride
* long, wklta,
the subJeM of the 'tason-sermon In to m to their home In Fort Myers ! (hMr orfmn(}y drsss, carrying
all Churches of Christ, Scientist, today after spending a abort tlma i p)nk tnd
flowers for her
June 14.
here wHh Mm. BlounPa i slater, bridal bouquet. Mr* .Hoyt Tatum,
the porch by tho hostess** Tho**
The Golden Text ta from Isatah
on# bridesmaid, worn n similar
present were: Mbs Lxmtae Purdon, 43:10, “Fear thou not; for I am Ml*. Roby Lalng.
. _ —— : . .
dm s, and Mis* Edna Mathew.,
honor guest, M r* J. M. Stine- with thee: be not dismayed; for I ‘ w
Mr* J. C. BUI* Jr..
BU* ^
0tb«r bridesmaid, wore a
cipher, and tho Misses Jane Shir- am thy God) I will strengthen
r t o u
t n im u o r
os, Katheryn Thigpen, Martha thee; y e ,‘1 wl'l help thee; yea. I Douglas Bills, and Dr. 0 . B. Bris- kiua satin dress, sack waarlng a
t iii: s u t x n . i n
I corsage of flower*
Tl>. II.v. U. r . lits h a n i. pesles
Adam* Marian. Eitridge, Marjc will uphold thed with tha right tal ere lu rin g In a
Geneva,
N.
T
,
where
Mr*
Bills
|
»
jjr
]|a|i
was
attandad
by
his
Numl-tx Mchnnl, Huntley. 10 A. %L
H lggls* Marguerite Ingley, D o » \ hand of my rigbtaoosn#**”
l'r».ichin«, Munday. l i A. U.
, will stay *
sad lh . m s t, twQ MU> ^
IU11 . nd j . c.
thy Stewart, Oaroltoe HU1. Af y *
N. Y P. H, Hunday, t P. M
Among the citations which com. ^ *ka party will spend tha sumwho acted a* beet man.
I'raaulunar. Huntlay. 1 |*. M.
Cornell, Eugenia W arm * Mahan
^
Watlnsedey. I
Hayua* Hamchal Hasnby, and lowing from tho Bible: “A . tho
P ra ya r aiul F a a lla a Barvka, r»lMergsmt Vrmay,
mountains am round shoot Jeru
•lay. I t A. M.
TO BATM LUNCHEON k salem, *o the Lard ta round shout
e n tit e n o r u o n
A aard^J toritatlon^ has ^been bl* peonle from henceforth even
Kev. J. C 1‘ln lo * h u m .
forever" (F * 118:3).
Sunday Rchoel l* s« A . IS.
t, •‘jj^ eh laa H ' H
A . M. aad k:M
Presbyterian AuxQlary to attend
ths
IsHis) evmnser luncheon the following paesage from tho
S-m lnu l- O iu n ty B ln etag
CSa
x n l l e a I IS f . t L
aseetlag of th s ssxUtary to be Christian '(Manes lyxthok "Set•M
s
and
H
ealth'w
ith
Key
to
tho
Ulkl* m u d , TVmaday T:t* P. K
glean Monday afternoon at 1:00
l- r t r v r M (* lln e T b a ie S s r
T:»
Pcrlptnree" hv Merv Raker SMdy
“The dtrino Mind which forms ths
i* a im in g O a v n U n w , witl
bod and blossom will ram far tho
hnmoa bodv even aa It clothe* ths
IDvt hat let no mortal Interfere
with Oed’a government by throat*
C h ristia n Krtenre t#r«lrM nra h*M
• vary Hunday n«or|in« al tha ehurrh
at
l-'.aaf
...... ml
H lr-rt
at
11.00
A. M. Huh lari
for
l«Bi«rr»»
la
“f 1«m| tha I 'f M f r t r r of Man.**
T his
th u rrh
maintain*
a fra
Heeding ||o**m at tha rhurrh whar*
•k* nihla and all authortiad Chrte*
(Ion
ftaUnrr
I *tara»ura
mar 0%
read, borrowed or purrhaaad Open
Tuaacny and Fridaya
from
I to I
P. M
m il .i
< n o s e i-.risi n r t l.
ru t-u rn
r .iik s o N
IVnly r»#m tinlun at 7 39 A. II.
C hurch Hchutil. ».lo A. M.
M ufulnir I'rayar
and
lirm o n ,
T im
R A ie V A T io 'i
A im r
C anlelit and
Mra.
F. H
Kaf«A
fifflrrra In ohar«e.
Hunday Nsrvlrva)
H un iU y Hrhf.nl. lo 00 A. M.
Ilnllnaaa lo rv lr* , 1 1 0 0 A. M.
Yuunn I'i'p lv 'e lss>aiun. 1:1$ P.
M.
u p e n -a lr m o siin f, 1 00 p. If.
Hal velluri Harvlcr. I l l p. IL
Tu-atlay ; Hnldl«re *naa|lnH. I ; t t
l ‘ M.
0|*en*alf MOvllne
1:20 P. If.
VYwIadsihiyi C h r U lU n MUalcnary
A llla nre
rhurrh. nl
F nr-a l CHy.
7 to
I*. M.
F rid a y ;
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.
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\
S P E A PROM
K 7:30
TO
N IG H T
TO 7s45
WDAE, Tampa — WQAM, Miami
WMFJ, Daytona — WCOA, Pensacola
WMBR, Jacksonville, WTAL, Tallahassee
AND
CX OK WEDNESDAY MORNING,
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
; BIDS AT THE COURT HOUSE.
KID A, FOR THE TRANS PORTAB. ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT 9TTLL
BID FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED
1NTY SUPERINTENDENT IN THE
-BANFORD, FLORIDA. ALL BIDS
MCPAN1ED BY CASH OR CERTII THE SUM OF US 00.
FRED T. WOUAMB, Chairman.
*
Edmund
I.OWE
H oot
T hs llw
M a r li n llrani, p aa lo r.
l a t H ii iK li y s f l « r T r i n i t y .
OVER THE FOLLOWING NETWORK
T ransportation
To-Night
“Tho G reat
Impcr8onation<
HEAR
A new typo ultra-short wave
radio intaphono has hens dtvsL
Efforts of tho Small Isa govern
spod by the United States forest ment aad private Interests to lo•amice far alrptaaao need fat fight- onto oil deposits fat Brasil Impor
tant enough to Justify exploitation
ham boon fruitless, according to
' f a *e»r
and
M rs
F
lllffglne.
I»l%IslrefinI t*orvsniNIhlera f u r 3' l n f | .
da a n d il m r g le , w ill hav e c h a rg e
••f Urn a m r v l r r In w h i c h lh » v w i l l
• I c s l l r a t c a Isahy a n d p r e s e n t t h a
•Iraor l.ragiie w ith Ihe silver a l a r
lo th e e v e n in g s e rv ic e th a lte«
Peed
F orw ard
from
F o rest C ity
w ill b r in g th e m e s e e g *
Y ou a r a
'• •• cdl al ly In vI te f. t o a l l t h e s e a e r v -
/
WDBO - ORLANDO
no will tl'ncuaa the Ueura of the prewnt campaign for
Governor In belutlf of the candidacy of —
“Swifty”
�" "L ' ''
'
Landon Baekew Contin
,
ToAttend School To Oped
ring School Monday,JuneIS
Hortcm o r
_ Allens Engages S taff
2
O f 35 Instructors
For Annual Event
iy At U. O f F.
-—
DELAND,
June
file* M a e I*, o r *«!** .* *
m ade appltr& iion
lL -S tc ta o n
Me who are scheduled to atthe three-day session at
evil la follow:
t . Cooper, advisor of the
O F. F. A.I Pate Aulln, presFrank Wheeler, vlce-pres. Joe Badtley. secretary;
I Wagner, troasurer; T. L.
If. reporter; George Talbott,
fi Xing, Eurene Allen, U d Mhrlnor, Feevatt Beasley,
Settle Arnett; teacher of
fifth grade, bae been ill
lame under care e f a Senysltien.
Ipal of Lyman sehaol w it
' e'eeted deiegnte to the
itlc National Convention at
phle In June.'
Florida.
■duties,
meat.
tool fee
teaching
with the
will be
Bean of
Jty. She
t. Pansy
i public
red Pyle
a degree
six elacovered
neee trip to Jacksonville tMe week,
A clinic wet held la the actum!
Wednesday a t which tfa a eight
child ran had tnnefle (■mer ed. Dr.
Schnen end Dr. Knag assisted 'ey
Jfre. la m e Aldermen, Mrs. Cero|yn Weeks, and Mrs. LvnAr, county
nurse, performed the oneestlona.
Mrs. Nells Thomas left Thaos,
day’ for California to vWt Her
son." John Thomas. She will visit
relstlvrs la Toxaa also.
/
Mrs. F. D, nirkok left WedneuBlankenship.
dsv for Fennsylveni* where she
, At the Episcopal Church last will spend the rummer.
Sunday there was Communion
Mr*. P. a Dooley and daughter.
*t 11:00 A. M. This la the ron- Flee nor, are riel ting relatives In
sliding service until n ett October, leeobtn a this week.
The Home Demonstration Club
Mrs. J. a
Hills, Dr. Bristol.
roe* et the library on Monday aft- Dongltee end loots Bills plan te
*r«oon when the president. Mrs.
To* Avant, gave an account ef (be
short course for 4-H Girls which
*** attended as chaperon* In TalMhasaee last week. Frances Avant
w»" the Ismgwood gilt who at
tended the course.
Mlsa Cora Dotley left on
Wednesday to spend the summer
U Dftala—Grapeville
SfcertTft Tonight'
Free Dancing
lift Tfie Club Boom
[• Covert CharRP. R»t,
Hnk and enjoy on even'
i f -at lent onto each
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SHORTS
S tollev oat on DeLand ltd.
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SA N T IA G O , Cuba, Juno 1 1 —
(Ah—A n A m erica navy! plane a t
tached to th a cruiser M emphis
eras heal b ite th e se* n e a r G uanta
n a m o flay , Cuba, early F rid a y t a r
ry in g a n -o /fic c r.a n d .a n enlW ed
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Plate Lunch 30c
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g a n crn
bod# naa an tha re
table.
S everal t a k e M ary ;
tended th a g ra d u a tio n
or
Notice ^
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h sre k f
S u l . e e r u ln caase W "*1"*
w W n
o Ij v k
M. r t l A i a
iW* M U i NXMI from &
takne«4 watag gtrif f c*
of all inpurHWa.
NEHI
la s d s « i to ba Issued thsrsoa.
Said csctlflcsis j m braes# tk s fol
lowing dsnertbad* peep**vy
.rn iiaiy o( Hstmlools. a ta la of W ot-
n o T T U -M O C O .
IJ*' liT. " t i' MtaAwd Cslsry DslU.
p u t n-oR k Paaa* «
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Tlio asasssm sat » t tk* aald
nroesrly nnder Ika aaul eaeltfWat*
Issued a s s la U l u r n s s ( O. U
III.MMaiK.
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rn ls s s said cerfUIVult, skull, be
rsdetm ad SW SfdllistO .-'A W ,..^tp*
Trade to Ttrar 010
Fnmitxrg tor Cm O
n te* m u n il\ a f Jaly. <»**.
l a U t e < l k g a r #C J a f y , 1*1 *.
■A tarn u a day n( lu e s , itic ,
a f . nEAMDON.
Clsefc o r Circuit Court
o t gmulaoln County, riorld*.
Mu
Dressy A La, Florida
v r n u o n p enou tn v-nuiuus ..
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Th# German shoo f n d u ^ ha# Tbompaon
It- w*lf-a<iplppad -collegg" at PUr- -rood of the
Tuastns where sludesta .rucelv# In- being held AV0J .
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siructlon in the productJan of foot-j Mr. and Mra. Nlchola and aari
wear along .wUomlral Itoaa.
* of Tanncaaoa h*va rw n tly mortal
Bteskx — Chop*
t i e follow ing deoselfisd lot. elec
ac enroot of laud, aliastodi lyla
■nd M > | lu a# mi sa ls C ourt
.Worlds, (o-w ltl
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lis a la n ia g a t tku MoctkwsuC
Cur aer of Sssllots I, Townehle
|» aoutk. tu a g a t l Hast, ruu
tksaeu
Kuat
w llk
Oeu-vu
, Avonus m l chains.
«>«»■«
aoutk • l .t j * shatae a*ralU I
■ l l t th s West lino of »al*'*f*J
lhw>, Ikeoeu Weul aafajlel w ith
i tlau ru a A n t e s M R okalus.
I Itleiy* tforin » *l* o k a l n s l t .
! tao polar >g ksgluuhtg Item
, rlgkt-of-w uy ta r aaam m . Ave
nue an Ike Norik A £ d , ^ * *
• ford Avenue on Ik* Weei.1
.
P ttg D IL WHAOK.
In m m n m .i v r a i n * n a a i
ro n
sKtaTnoLJs covnrv.
j.
J U n fo rd
n , u m da . W ( T A i n a r ,
K. P tm X lP n . coiuptaiaanL
niu
1ri^rai^^n»f»nds^i.
TO: O R A O U l i a i P t
Xaaaoa
lllllsboru Cnunly, Florida,
You a r t kervkf ordvrvd and rsout red to be
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|u Mat * u |'
c.rCom'plAlnt fileC agktkst r e a l*
Ik* okose styled causal
, Tk* Suafoed Harold lu k sr-k v
designated an th* oswspaiMr In
Which this order skull be pahftsAMk |o* (ear r -u ses nil so w eek*
vena*#* o . r. its m to s , c i e v t " r
said circu it Court, a id Ufa olfleU l
pH, I tk w l tk la U k Aar *4 Jitae
.*# ft 1M».. .
S h o rt Order*
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W aul f>»vrv*r*ud_** 3 l .
Juries to leg* and ankle* and body
bruise*. T hree women ta k e n to *
hospital su ffe re d head cu ts and
tw o of them broken leg bones.
11Q N. P u li Are;
w ere
v u ^ A K tiic k . Wstaiur.
|>)UIB O. cAltMJCK, J X , Pefoed,,,L
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*p a t KNT
OFFICED iv i s i o n
« n T w A w f if o to k . p ix n u c T
ov i.-oL intuiA j
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I, bsing mad# te appear Ire a t a
aw Jra bU) o( cum plslat tlled la
th is s s e ts ike*
rssldrnt of the I
e-o r a t.m l m a t *•*! . . .
1. W ash.
r a t otllce. Dlvlal
CotsMbl.i.
inaToa.
D istrict
--T U f • (hrrstor* tb sss H «_ 'a l e are
fiulr* ]fuu Ve‘
tv b - and ftwwtu-’/o r. lh . above ■ITl'd C eurt a lJ h *
eourtkous- In Itu -lu n l. ‘i i i 'l a e j s
gounlv. Klorld*. on Monday «a*
«ih Cay ol July,
coliftooQ Will
srw ls- a daerss pro
.
ti* sntsrss. a a sln st yea.
It IS HiF*D7 Wll^nA
ItllO
notice * a* mtbllshwl to T M R « ror.i list*i<f. a aaw spapsr pub:
IMhsd la P-nferA,
ly. riurW t. ones « r b week to r
(our oonsoeattve^weeks.
... . .
e TOWavwe-.my band sod otllelsl
seal »s CWrk o» lbs
Court an ' " * * * • , U .
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daughter, Betty, celebrating bat Laraott, *S. of Omiha, NoK, *ad Tune. A. D. I t t t r n K a K n C t i .
d e s k e f lh r ''lrrw ll t> « rt.
birthday. Oamea wera knioyafU.
B y A . Yt. W X B R A
throughout tho evening bp the SI
Dswatp Ctaek.
young people present.
Prises
riAllTotND w . £ p b n c K r
" ‘solicitor for PU ietirf.
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Wera given far. tha “Rumaty'
OtBAU)
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games, first prisa being won by
l o r t c a o r . t r r t . t r c n o a rn ct
Christine Cola and the “beohy'’
TAX D*XD
pels*, a tia, between Qraaa Whld>
taewsse a u t a*. ws»
don and Betty Pugh, Rafreahmenta,
lna‘
sr «f Tax CsrU /tcaU Ms. l i l t , lesucit Ihs 1st itsy Of Aueust, A. » .
cookies, and
t e n . has flin t sams In my -fflee
l e g a l m m cm
and h*e mads dpyl>»»M«awfor a
h e r truck a t th e Um*.
; The dead a re :
| 8 . A* Lee, about SO, form erly
o f Bradley, Ala.
J . K. Lum aford, about 60, also
n f Bradley, Ala.
Tom fim ith, negro, Sham rock,
F la.
Gua Jackson, Sham rock, F l a
JIMMIE’S
Onirk Lunch
w i* “
victim#
I M t.™ " Haitian.
French!
W. J. Hartley la taking tho
nhwatc"* "ammer college course at Htetlociololrv' ,on Unlrcrslty during th* next few t
week*.
Hr*. Gertruda William*
who I
spent the winter with Mr*. Tupired per. has gone to visit In Wash. R n l f ln*tna> D. C.
I Mrs. J. H. Menlrk esaa a guest, »m -»■■/ —----— -------a t the recent 'uneheon of tho San-|b!om recelvad a dlp.oma In post13.—Two If^-.i Woman's Ouh.
gr<doaU work.
oil. Mr. and Mrs, M. R. OlenkanV er, SUffort was a
*
company. , h|p have for week-end guest*. | Esther Ericaon for U># week-and
a Injured, M| „ Naomi M-Kay and P anll. Mrs. W. a McBride. » bourn
hen they Koeh of Miami. •
gueet with Mrs. Bruce Hhier, hm
• holt of
Mr„. yjora Willis of Lyman ldapghter. h*s returned to hei
DIRECTORY V
DB. STO LL’S
m-
_ -t|c r p Lyman school students on Mon'
tiay wi« In charge o f threo flan■famines" fot|l doctors—Dr. -W. T. trfnglev,
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t k . ouig
'Miriest*
American traditions wa would
The alphabet w ell always have,
h are to kiss gsedbve.
but one thing sura la true.
SPECIAL CHORUS
With landon In the raw deal's Leaden, oh London, will lead to
nut. and th a t m a n s P.D.Q.
ih is t y Alf lamlnn learned a thing nr *CaaaQ there're thousand, upon
t e n . he knows the right so
tboiisanda who will "take a
lution
walk” with me.
And in the White House he will
A footnote stated the accosn•lay. within the Constitution. panlment la to be played In the
key of F.
zsssgm
ed*
letsnsat, H U M K
tV< *eiees*m cui
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propsrty
and Romney Gifford la the
'pamphlet paeead out at the Lea*
Ann reception room, the aeng fol
lower
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Our Ship ef Stale Ja on the metre
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end toon H win he leak.
It haa no pilot a t tha wheel, but
regimentod bunk.
I t warder* te tha Sight and
Left; it flenadere nH 'nrnw d;
It neede a captain oa tha bridge
* erhoee reckoning la pound.
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CHORUS
Landon. oh Leaden, will lead to
victory—
With the dear eld Constitution,
■ lerhnal a .t.L orious points in H alne. her
steal
fo r fe ta n *.i i S i
is As Issued thereea. MIA eertttrtala emArseso Ik s follow tag 4o*
scribed property Id th* County of
injm from thar Oviedo U n iv ersity official* pronounced
• 0 ! a tten d fb# P u - ev ery th in g in
reed ln ete . M a y
> 'S lat# Convahtlon Ia M #,. th e Instltotlcm’# fo u rth sum -
tnelpal speaker before the FuI'Firnncrs’ assembly will- w
[ A Links, nslional advisor of
f ,Y . A. with offices In WashHit ■ *
«#.' Cooper tsltf Oviedo hoys
won tin t place In the district
i d le competition will enter
(miller contest slate-wide in
£ Oviedo youths also carried
first honors In a fertiliser **•
im ic e riB *
tax n e a r
| CLEVELAND Jane 13.—0>P)— . In tMa Now Deii)J of alphabet*
------- -- o u t m . t o m
Made*
la
hersky #*»♦■.
London campaigner* tried U*-J
th«t run* .from A to Z
MART M. R A U , holder e j
■faatrloualy today to get tholr Yow’ra oply had expaHmeale. ail C ertificate Wo. U R mssiod tl
/.»* ef August A. p . IMI
special aong on the llpe of th#
fWI o f lunacy,
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THE-SANFORD ng&ALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
C. O. P. CONVENTION HALL GETS
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STRIKERS DANCE AS FRANCE CHANGES GOv e r n m e n t ;
‘VOICE* \
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Follower!'
In West Florida, cat* for “dllUnguiahad
f ra il
Torn To Petteway! ment In th* annual rill
Om »
achieve
call for
1931** m rrc th a ) bar* today for
tho Seminole County Rad Croaa
chapter by Miaa Kllaabath Anna
DaFnraet, chairman. It la algrvud
by Proaldant Raoaaealt aa Rad
Crota praaldant, and by Cary T.
Crayton aa national chairman.
fa ir
While tha Republican national convention waa nominating Goa. AIf
lAndon and adopting a IMA platform, Sam WIlIMm R. Borah, alona,
la aaan In Oil* axclualv* Aaaoclatad P m a platurw leaving Cleveland.
Barak, out of tha men for tha praaldantlal anmtanUoa and hla h u t
thaaca of occupying th* Whita Houaa gona btoaam of hla advanced
ago, noaor vialtad th* eonrantlon hal1. (AP Photo)
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G, O. F,*S PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
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*. B. Calloway (left) of Lakeland, Tim, M. 0 . Dunning (center) or Savannah. Oa., am
W. Arnold (right) of Athana, Oa., national committeeman, ar* ahown at Cleve'aml aa thay
aa all-South Republican conference embracing Qaorgla, Florida, Lmilalane, and Taaaa da
t* lb* Republican National Convention. (AP Photo)
CRAZED CRIMINALS ESCAPE MINNESOTA ASYLUM
PANAMA CITY. June 13.—<A>)
—Sweeping iking tha Oolf Coaaval ara Ur front yaatarday Raleigh
Pattaway of Tampa cloaad a autcaaaful aoia-gatting dr Ira hara
Friday nlfht whan ha ipoka to
a Bay county throng aMimalad
at more than 3.000 leafing Tallahataca yaatarday morning tha
loading Candidata far guvarnor Ji
tha flcat primary addraaaad largo
crowd* at Crawfordaellla, Carruballa, Apalachicola. f*ort Bt. "3tm.
M111villa anti St. Andraar* before
hi* Panama City talk.
It became ayparwnt during tha
aigorou* campaigning a* «opportcra continued to rally to tha
Pattaway eaua* that tha Tampan
would aprlng anolhor aurprlaa
dun* 23 by loading hi* opponent
In Want Florida, hltharto conalda n d tha bulwark uf Frad Cana.
Volar* arorywbara war* •*at th*
praaalng raaantmant
peculiar juggling of ballot boiao
to
b o rro w
PWA
following
th* flrat primary. I board
fund* to
build a
hoapital
Thar* waa a atrong tendency on
Orlando
and
repay
th* part of tha people to view near
tha lean from roaanua derived In
Oano*a aacond primary petition Mm Operation of tha hoaplUL. hawith conafdrrabl* doubt, tha r*eaua* It aald, th* heard propoaaa
*att being they wore turning to
to laaua th* aam* kind *f cortlfW
Pattaway, whoa* name haa narer
aataa leaned by th* atato heard
boon mentioned In coamactlan of control. Thla la legal, th* coart
with Dir counting rf flrat pri held, bacaua* a loan may be re
mary ballot*.
paid aolaly from collection* of
Raaantmant waa particularly the Inetltution.
ttrttig among aupporiara of San-,
alar W. C. Hadga* who a u
naaad out by Con* w(Ut a margin
of aaaaral hundred art**. Hedge*
carried Bay county and hla man*.
PH Oarlyla, tndkrtad t u t
a
t that ha we* friendly to th*
Pattaway candidacy.
II*
*afd
tU t frtapd* of l lodge. I* w*»t
Florida would naaar **11* down"
with Caam.
GOP Woman Le«cUr
Freeholders Are
Given Authority
On Lioan Problem
Seminole Ticket
Is Prepared By
IfH lle w C
From F e e . W a it
L
Dodton and W, A. McMullen.
At' candidate* beginning wtthj
th* county Judge office UiroufH
th* ranotable will hare four *fy|
portunltbm before election dag M
prvaent their laaua*.
Th* Seminole County Dootto
rratlo Committee haa arrange^
tha fallowing political rellioa:
Wednesday, Juna 17, Lake Man.
10*1 Thuradiy, June 18, Ovladaj
National Guard
Officcn Ope
Convention Here
Rollins Pi
Accorded 1
INTER PA:
a BoiUna
wwkly net
tufa of Tachaology; tha C k td rtn ,
A S | F n a Collage, Ctavallnd; tfpquamo
I n 'D u k g . Duquaan* UnJagyvlty; Rad
| and Bleak, UnlvaraWy pf C atrgii;
? S t Keflaatar, MtaaUalppi State Collag*# UlDaaralty HaUhet, Georg*
i 13. Wtahhtgtoa Unlaaralty; and th*
iU . VllUnotaa, VUjanoT* Callage
.
Judge* war* .P ta f i Edwin H.
. f t t i . Mil*ball V- Cham'ay and
Ralph 0 . N*ftig*r, all number*
t
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a
d lm to r of
“ c j£ £ tt.h S
•dltordlMMaf of tk*
for -th* toiler* year
Jesse Jones Escapes
When Plane Borns
Rttulap A m p.- t ^
’
N»F*f S, o, S hlahaU erT T r. aau aaitaai.
r Airplane guard
MM Fm-i far* {
*
drill of th* Ram.
Mather of Com.
th* citria ar*)Maty a leitor*.
Bid yaatarday tha
|uard paaoriatlon
n th th* National
■ W th* United
a* active port I*
Which Mm** ba-
Bafor. laaalng nnytoaa Beach,
Mr, Con*, waa boat to n number
«f tha dalagatoa to th* atata
liquor dealer*' convention In hla
m m . a t th* - William* • HotaL
Nawipaparmaa
war* deluded
from tha conference.
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tactioa of aaf* laadara In goaar*.
m art."
Demanding "couragaoua la a d a rJ {
»hlp" to praoarv# democracy, Qa*. ■
*ml Pa rah in g arid, “Th* M **- 5
lu ted x x x ahould actually M
j
their paopl* In thought awd {
guide them In forming thoir Jagg. >T W
mant In*lead of caU risg to u 3 f r .T 1
Pershiwf Pessimistic
*■«*** ■■■a^ g j
Orer Pence Outiook **Tb« aitnation in th* world
»
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day la far from nmcaurigg,'*
WEST POINT, N. Y., Jan* 1*.— »*ld. "No one can toll whoa w 2 u 3
W>—Gloomy proapocto for world shall again n#*d oor armlaa M C J 4
pataa ware pictured h r Gator* 1 1non* ran for**** Die effect *■**» '1 .
John P*raking Friday aa be » of another world
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w irtad U. B. Military Academy Layal dtjxen* cannot ahwt t M r f l ^ l
graduate. that “n* aam can u n .c f to to tha poaalbilUyaf i t o l M d : , * i
when w* ehall again Mad our j *w* l» *U that la aacrad to
armlaa."
I ample preparation e ra beat a a
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9AKTOTO. HEIMI.f), SANFORD, FLORIDA
Dean Hurls Both Games: .HLeagoe Leaders 1
fail** sw«u
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SOUTHPAW JINXES JACOBS
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Over Left Field Berner 6' “ j * *
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BevelP* Blow With
'?*£tor* 8“J^*.?arlj' New Manager Due. Bswe* LoMjd Puta
E f i & B & K t W Take Control g™ * * * * ® *
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o f Sanford
Todav
w , x . U . c u ix tiM
V |V I
° a iU O ro ^ w a a y
ri«hl
New Orlemiu N et Star
Upsets Opportunity1
Miami Player
IT Alter feeling tin sting ef « | -JUw jfcrt* Bill H oa.fi, it- ^
ta rin g
M l defMt In the f ln t I*”" Inched to toe Chattanooga to se -l* ,* , the r - ' -----«
. .
, U a doublaheader with D*Und bill chib Industry, w .. achedul.d ^ V ”
w ^ E w J .r
h e n yesterday, the Lookouts to anrtro k m today and -take th« M n t .|M * u navtana n ,,,h
W B te ssiir
*iLs r t .
f c i! j r v t e L ^ r S ' S s s s ^
... e, * £•■
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tunings with Sanford taking tha m w plsyer, which wan to In- They Willed three Umeu la tho first
jlC ttotho end pushing « n w a Mode definitely a pitcher and an |nnln(r and one. fa th e ^ o n d . A
-«Mpte «* markon la the opening antfUldar. ^
U w oa halls, two stogie* and •
jt Lookout* faaa moat endure
Sunday without baseball on; laa« they tako to tha road and
follow too aloe. T 6morrow tho
io n la will f a r. Daytona Beach
la .th o letter's ova bock yard.
Haadey tha . lalanJen . . r *
t a n tho visit. Sanford played
DaLa ild bars today.
keratofars, it wa^ aald today.
VatorM gulden Uka Captain*
Baa Dunn, Nathan, Gold, Mae
Ringo, tho throo Blaekburn*.
Her boft. Spaaoar aid 01War;
Ceorag Rawls, Fraah Chfij.^AIw*
' w / :w rt ■dthai s agree'
that* sng te tr ,w» m o rt1enllnUfaatlc this m i wm aad that than
Tho fm«re*«lnn prevnlllng ' WMlfleJ-krK-Vally erred on tha toll,
°«o that tha n ^ tu n o o n 'r ^ b T h ia T w c " a m %w etr ta dj . n w
would foot tha hill rf tha mans-1walked to fill th . basis/ Orifa
( A doobla and a boras ran by **'/s •■’ary lf R°«era took
XMellng and Holdatock reepee- ,h* outfit
lively Is tha aaeond Inning
bi ought tha gnmo right bnek
w k m It was In tha baginolng,
bemparetlvaly.
•- Tho Lookout* utilised a walk
s a l S bingla In toalr half af tha
forgo Into >
■ ana-run
ano-run
rr lu r e o u ilIU )
saeend to forga
land whleh n o w was arortakan.
Daan hnrlad bath garnet far RT. AUGUSTINE,■ Jo n .
tha visitors and waa la aiealUnt £*lto Schnaldar hald Pakika to
fa in t Ho
allow ad—bat-----fits -----hits " T# seaHsrad
hits-----bars--vwt»rrf*v
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Ian »corad, and Bray waa .out at
•aeond. Baralf h it a short far a
Haidar's choice. Pfalfar totog sate
at saeond whan Hbalnski drop pad
tha ball, and Both scored on the
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^ Calpl*y. On en
Infield
roller. by
mar. tha play fwlBarul7*at"*a«sd
was alow, and tho b a n ward again
loaded. MeDooral lifted . Mug fly
to right to ieora Pfalfar Irani third..
Brown, who itjite d tho gams
for tha Dkndars, A~ra up but on.
hf too finale, to r n mars then “
Augustin, atoangthanad lu hit In hli two Inning*. Ha was
he waa nicked for in the methwe. •••ond-pkec portion In tha P nr- withdrawn In tha third during Ms
I.-; HaUsteck’s foor-buggar tat the ™ 8 u t* teagua by winning ov*r ,ta r on tha mound.
h , nightcap marked the third time ” LA
4 *• *•
1 ARilr, OalndiTHk I/ftflaldcr,
; t a the history of the local ball _ T h • B*1,*,■ ■w»Pl s»W» ■ * to 0 'waa tho leading batter o f tho gams,
- park a sphara had basn lifted " h t k a laad with soma tlm.tr Mi-'hitting safaly thrao lima. In flra
\ M l of tha lot.
J*BF. with Forman Owan* and Vic tHrva to the plats. Manager ArRB&BUtnf, Sanford raealrar, waa “ P*n!* th*
*»"• "f lh* fit- n„)rt Andaraon was tha lauding le. retired hi the fifth toning of the Augustins'attack. Owana gathar-.l j^ y i^ hitter with a pair of hits
K 'flrat bwanM of a slight tojnry • douMe and two .lnrla* and 7n- l(| foqP app«crancfs.
to Ma throwing bend but re- l’*1" ' ■ tf1pl# *nt* ■ ps,p nf bln-1
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j-m o r
loop
w m
k„- ^aideniB eirfonl hnriar to the'
walk esuakri. aacri- O tM l PTHCittce O il
LV epanar, waa Mmewhat toaffactlr. ««•- •«< » ,lnP'* ' hrr*'’' h ,h,nl
M A iir ln v A f t p m f t O I t
| to early toning, glrtog up eight *7
»«*• *»>• A«la*. - r-»
M o n d a y A lie m O O n
St hits goad for ad many runs to ,n. th* °P«#ln* *"">• ■"<! P»l«‘lt*
-------*• |V- flrlt
frames.7
- •ddad snChar, tally In the third; The Sanford Junior Daagua
SsriH ow eter,
the
moondsman
Tupbom’s error st thlnl Irt baseball pkyera wUI begin pracr. eettUd down for tho ramalndar ln • n,n,h,n #B 11
ties Monday afternoon to pick n
P/. SFthe wntait and only oat r k i- (to^ n’* 'h
.
. . ] tcam that t* to rapraaant the city
p 1* 0 ewAaaaj ikfl 'iilsls Hi fiT i
« #niTi Di® itirtlnir A1 1 11 *1 1 , ^ the Amerfccifl Lwslon ititi
^
eom^ uttw *
,w u
'' ' toe fourth Inning.
^ todmf ** & *■
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Tho Rods' four ran. to the ™ * tk* ha*ea loafed. Douh.« hy
•
. t M r ^ U from th r^ u f .tle .
Kay Btaram m , right, pretty Eng’Uh racijnataar, yastanUy
«howad har English bnlldogkhnaaa to southpaw bar way to rlctary
of Amarlca’s own Hrisn Jacobs In th . first round of th* Wlghtman
Cup - slngka. With Mbs BUaimsra k Mrs. Etoal Burkhrt Arnold,
Amarlean not atari* t.
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Kindergarten Of Diamond
Proves Value To Detroit
Mr n . d
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Julian 'Adams, D. Ferguson,
Sonny Powell, Boryl Higgs. Le
roy Cooper. Retort Rurally. Fred
Dyson, Trad Oanas, BraJley
Odhsm, lance Hsyaa, BUI Celtort, Arthur Beckwith, BUly
Ward, Arthur Williams, Jim
Brawn, Bobby Merritt, Charles
Meriwether, Billy Eaehry, Btotooff and M ild .
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TOE STANDINGS
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Alumni Of Farm Indudes Greenberg And
Rowe; Dutch Lorbeer Gets Thrill
Over Handling Youngsteib
Sparring Mate Of
Sl asher Declares
fifth and decMbruaft. Headria shot
a head M . aad aaaasad haadad for
To data more than UO tarpon raggod M s from Utica, N. Y ,' victory- But R utter rafnsad to
H a n boon actaally walghad In a t with tha world** most braking yield a t rnateh point aad took f i n
tha official station bars, ranging Jab, shock U s boad today whan ■toalgM game# Jo Us tha aeon,
from SO to lt*V i pounds In' aoaaone predicted M ai Seknsd- M ,
walghL Tarpon M en to be more Ing .would throw a big surprise
Hendrix felt h a r t on hi* shoalprosperous, too, they are a r m g - l party at Joe Look' expenee-tkit dsr whllo ho lod W In ths Anil
Ing keaaler than last m i son by. Thursday night,
sat h at apparaatly tho fall did not
about 10 to I t pounds inch.-.
I “Not a chases,” said WoUntki, handicap Ms play orach.
Trora Juno 10 through tho ”aad If anyons should know 1
month and until about July U , should. H arsn't I boon a human
Vsnleo-Nokomk will sxporlauco1punching bug for Uuv aB the*# U. 8. Olympic Hopes
tha peak of tha tarpon fishing,' days? For 14 round, now I’ra
Will Parade Today
It k M i ^ H ,
i been catching tho*. bombs. Lst
------------I ma tall yon th a t Man—or
. , any- ' NSW YORK, Juno lA -W V , »ll-»t» r preview "f
laagua, conaltoHng populations,^ body a k ^ - h a a n t n Ve trte
* o to ^
ara so thoroughly sold on thaM • ‘" " l
— . ^— b Undo Bara's OI*wpU >opefaU.
k id . toay wouldn't to k n to an i thr,w * ■* »<«•
touted "Big TVee." Clean CuenInrham. Gena Vauxka and Bin
Bontbron, wUI he held at Prince
ton’s Palmar Stadium ,today.
The eecsslon ■ b • Prince um’*
third rnnual Invitation trick and
field meet, ft mark* tke fln t
BEAUMONT, Tax, June 11— tender to years their fathers had
the hardest club to the league to
- Mo ona with tho power of
beat
. .
Greenberg—but we’ve got aomd
What recipe doe* Lorbeer era- groat looking pres pacts. Roy
p i n y In handling tha youngst***? Cullenbine, outfielder aad fln t
! "Yon have to study them and baseman; George Archie, fln t
know who to.pot on tho bach,"jboM, and George Cgtacher, seehe says- "You can't ride them end base, are wary promising,
for making mb takes.' In Jaet, Cruncher to destined to make a
you don’t have to. They feel more groat bell player,
hurt then the manager and they
T hen weVe got some corking
know when thaybra dona wrong, young pitching prospects. Dot
I try to axpktn to thorn as nicely Pittman aad Put McLaughlin a n
as 1 can what they should hare every Mt as fast M Schoolboy
done.
’
. „
Rows. Of course George GUI to a
I "Of Mans, tM J f ln t ttlng' tA fine pitcher right, aow ’ aad
do li to Instill confidence—and George Tibbetts to one of thf
eliminate fear. Tho Uttar k asst- moat promising catchen I’ve
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CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
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Seminole County Credit Abs^
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iLDIER
BONUS—IN PICTURES!
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S fftK .
P*tV;^r
Law-Makers Resum
Conferences A fte
GOP Convention li
Clevel a n d Close
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Springs
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S e r v i c e Cert
Arrive Here
Holly Prepn
Quick Diets
Vr y ■
Co-Operatior
Veterans Soiif!
ftjy'
i
Warned In
Office 'Arnuifek F
NUrht Schedule il
Delivery Of• Beni
Six hundred Bum)
County veterans ttf tlw W#
War today nra |W W » :
receive an aggregate M l
A Pproidm V teljr
1300,090
payment of the soMIers*
nus. The bonds arrived t
morning. *.
V
Distribution ot bonus bo<
was one of the moat Utl
undertaking* of the United W
Psotoffte* Department, to t-
local postmaster, B. J . H*Uy,
roquet ted iho eo-oporatki of
ciptents bore to fMlUtoU dj
-Escaping onlnjurvd when hU piano caught on fir*, Chairman
J n m Jonas (top left) of Iho Reconstruction Finince Corporation
lawk tbo hero lam a t hi* cO-JilIot Eugene Sc hoc her (top right f?'who,
with pilot Ed ltePey, brought tha burning thlp to the ground new
feerie, Too, without las* of Ilf*. Both pilule were iw eraly burned,
bet p U M n n n Jon**, Jo* Toomey, and former T eu* Governor W. P.
Hobby end Mr*. Hobby wera only ihaken up. Wreckage of th*
plan* which aklddod ISO yards, loct Its motor, and burned 1* ehown
W ow.
4,Ut. h<4U. «oid ^
m*a_
\
Tbo atory of Joeaph Aabl, Wachlngton, D. C., Ip to’d In thee* picture* becauao It la typical of
thouiande of other World War veteran* who will begin rtcelvlng their bonua bond* tha night of
June 15. In 1017 Ashl went to war aa n private (upper left) and wee wounded critically in n battle
ilm llar to the fighting shown In th* United 8 tales signal corpe picture at upper right. On tha **•
of th* bonu* payment*, A*hi meet* hi* poetman (tower 1*0) and rehrarer* the heppy teen* that, will
be duplicated many time* all over the country when th* mailman bring* the bond*. In (he meantime,
Aihl and hit wife (lower right) Inspect their horn* with a view to repairing It with coma of the bonua
money. (AP Photo*)
(AP Photo*)
yaSow regie try ellpo to to
thoao eligible to rocoWg 1
Bog ownart wiU g«t I
through bore*.
Tha pootmaator oald R -\
aaabt fasten greatly It t
ana would bo at borne To
when tbo allpo a rt dal)
After obtaining th* taglitq
tl float*, tf muit tbo* bo p*
td at a poatotfleo a te low \
th* actual bonds will bo b
but.
, ,
Congress Candidate
Wffl Outline H U
Stand On Pensions
W. J. "Funk" Stood of 'Kkstimmie, candidate for Cangraea
from tbo newly m ated Fifth
Coogreeahmal
District,
comas,
book to Sanford tonight for h‘ls
final talk to Seminal* County
voter* before tbo Domooratto
primary on Jane U whteh defi
nitely dorldii tb* runoff between
blmoolf and “Little Joe" Hen*
Institutions , A r e
Givi jn Distinction
cited that th* proaonao. of baphoiardty grown Utter togatsiton
k pasturage* tends to giro milk
an unplaaaaat Davor. '
“Mowing machine* and scythe*
Uu th* boat tmplemanU for da•troy lag weeds,” Mr. Dawson advised. "Sodium chicrate and other
chtmiaak may ba used as ‘weed
killers.’ •»
Tb* ’ sgent remarked further
that applications of 400-pounds
of up* r-phosphate . t o tb* ocro
boa proven affective in reducing
week, infestation o* permanent
paste rages of Bonmda, carpet tad
ttotlpede grasus.
•phosphate tend* to oerract soil
famiitlons and eke
aim ootvm aa a
fottdltlons
plant food to stimuli
and growth of sod 1
ttio a t that tboy cbol
All Somlnolo County schools,
both high and elementary, will bo
Hated oo accredited lnatltuUooo
during tbo IMS-17 term, accord
ing to the state school superin
tendent*! bulletin received bora to
day by T. <W, Lawton, county
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
» W' . C; H111’ B«nfo*d, was roleased from tbo FarnaId-Laugh
ton Memorial hospital today afte
or having bean confined since
Friday.
Tuesday's tkko: j , Wl 11:H A.
Jfr
I I * F, M.'j high. 5:31 A.
M- to d *:M P. W. Snn rims. 5:25
7;? P< *
LBt A-.M, ask at 4
f, Jf.
rtsM
, * rL**? U n - Bjron ft Stephana
‘•ft
today for Ckv.Und,
lake examinations,
pointed o u t
Mr.
Lawton
Before a school Is admitted to
tha select list; tha folkwtsg
points sra taken Into consideration:
grounds, building, boot, lighting,
libraries, supplementary books,
physical equipment, length of term,
principal and tomkara* rating and
certification.
Superintendent: Lawton
mid
Seminole Couaty schools bav* attatnad 100 perceod rating for sov-
Ono hundred officers of tbo
Florida National Coord yeitenky
concluded * two-day convention
bar* at Iho Mayfair Hotel organis
ing tb* Florida National Guard
Association sad turning Copt. R.
G, Davis of Orlando, aa president.
Vice-president*, of tb* associa
tion were appointed to represent
each branch of tha stata militia.
They a n Li.-Col. J, C. Hutchison
of 8onford, tilth Infantry; MaJ.
W. lEbgena Jones of Haines City,
115th field artillery; MaJ. Fred
Daria of Tallahassee, representing
th* atot* staff) MaJ. Karl Robinson of Raima City, lOdth engi
neers; Copt, H. Eugeni Chechnun of Dayton* Beach, MB toast
artUkry, LA- Robert L. Hughea
1 Observe
y Tonight
tal Rites
Gone Hunks
A Day Is Er
Wages For
In matters of guard-affllktad
legislation In Congrats. Also, Uu
unit will bo used a* o medium for a
closer understanding between tbo
Florida guard posts.
Bids for the 1WT convention
PALATKA, Jon* lft—1
was greeted by largo en
•very town Saturday bet U
•at turnout was a t f a te j
afternoon when main tk
volted h m k tk g rato to 1
although ho was W a im
hind b k sehaduk. Do*pita
that H waa tbo bom* I
opponent bo waa frtqw
raptad by applmm aa
rooalng ovatise n) tbo i
County Commissioner
Calls For A Confab
On Pension F u n d s
Following b k talk ■
laformad bhn that tboy
BomlnMo Caunty commissioners
a f Sanford today will convene hi a special aasalan
shad* of American • t io A. M. Tuesday to discuss
ibosrvej Nations) th* Inclusion of old *f* pamtem
In th* 1M7 budget, It wm anMm of tha occasion
Umao within t k
I o’clock tonight In
►whers Impress tv*
II b* staged.
I district deputy
|f Florida East, ha*
orMalkn a* spasksr
pripos,” by sholloy
itb sn tra: Intend oe-
-by tssitvd rulsr
fgayor by tha shap- to Somlnok County may l
if th* flag by 0. benefit* according to Clark
f t* . f t; vocal dart
1 ’ Latng aad Mrs.
tf/rito si. (Liberty Knox May Add
ten) patriotk adDaytona Au
K Adams | song,
midisues and Elks:
DAYTONA BEACH,.
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THE SANFORD, HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Getting A High One Emerson
With
Hurls
Azaleas To Win
Over Islanders!
Held'Despite
iafe Bingles
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a long drawn out and llaUoa.
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tdday aro paying a doublahaadar
tn! lh* Unlvaralty City.
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tM vlaltcra waa atlngy with hltl,
nBewtag only five and holding
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nrnth when Sanford acorad oM
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TopForm Whipping Hundred Of State’s
Tennessee Veteran Best To B fS H h In
Kennel Club Event
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•—A n in ito rm which t flooded
On Schedule Today
Mcmphla Country Clrdj court*
J e f f C m « n o n calibrated • hl« 't '
le i«« from * three-day »U'P nj
ilon i t the A u l u Bowl
her*
A ; j ) .-eaterday when he Woe-n.nrJ
in
vyyvm, iiv>u v / iiuvr ami yfV'
Jewtah element* In aavartl com*
<rWa, hum yel lario.aly threat
“ « « Oo fll th* 1M'
OlyrWhlc Cam** In Berlin. A gen
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^ f f omn np throowHo rt p lirtp* t|,l t t),e nirmplr* a-i
aomathlag apart; that on’y i
Cilaatropha ran Interfere.
A aurvay by the The Aaaoe'eti*
Prea* ahowa that every O-ro
P*’n nation, excepting I’lutria an
Uthuenl*. la training alh'alaa an.
Floridian Sets
Pace In Sooth’
P aU tk a'C h ie f Seta1
Loop Leaders Down
In Return To Game
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tnford Scores In T o Soviet Russia
Ie Last Inning BERLIN, Jan* u.-vn —
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INACTIVITY 10
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but one walk.
during a largo part of tha day did
pot prerant favored racket awing*
am In tha Southern Tanala Tourmment from taking 'tha court*
latd yaatarday and advancing to
Itha qjarter-final round.
In the upper bracket, aecond
IaeedSt Arthur H tndrli of Lake
land, F l a , .waa forced to pull out
hie beat ehota to ellulnsta Kinbark Pateraon, Naahrllle veteran,
by a 6-3. 7-8 aeon.
William WeaterfWd, J r , New
Orlean* atar, aaaad atxth, won tb*
right to meat Hendrix. today In
tha quartar-flnaia by ouatlng EUay
Martin of Memphis, 8-4, 4-8. 7-8.
Ernie Suttan of New O rlaitt,
ranked fourth, and Hugh Shelton
of Columbia, Tenn., m p tiln of
Sewanee’a net team, alao gained
upper
tha ncarier-flnala
brackat.
. Sutter we# in ra»T winner ever
Billy Gllleaylo of Atlanta, 8-3, 8-3.
Shelton, tha dark- V ™ °f tbe
tournament who Tueeday r:p»el
Kendall Cram of VlxbvUIeOnoVr
EojQtern douhjaa tUWat,; grarI whelmed a former Southern »lnI . glee king, Dan Murray. J r , Naw
* Orlean*, 8-1, 8-1. In the lower
be bracket,, top aae'ed and hlahly
me ftvorad Cher'le Harria of Weet
h * *Pa)m Beach. F la, axrapt a*Id* <Ed
.
p r'la r of Sa'am, M»*a, fl-l. 6-1.
Today ha will meat Frank
Ovarnaay of Orlando, F la, leaded
fifth, who won from Dunlip Cannon, llamphla. 9-7, 8-2.
Goinlckl,
mlat ho ler. ■ * r> ■ • * .o tlulil
hlta ami a like num ber of run*.
1 h a .'att« u n r . ymt nine and
wm'ke.l t h e e d u r l n j the r ight
frame* h r *r< on the hillock,
C o m irk i • !■.>
mat*.
rlally to
rrotlmj
with
p .lr lit hum; run* over
the r i r h t t i l l ]
T r a i l in ' S'* w i t .i lh ■ l**t or
th* eighth
Inning arrived, the
,*Aiale*» combed Go. nick! for four
hit* and *lx run* to u t i a eom-
S h ^ B B U m oodlnf b ad , wbleh they maint'ln e d unt-l the
anil.
Joule
, A! Simmon*, W hl# So* ou tlaid - Whlra'a
double with the baaee
ar, ahowa you How Ha p la /f the loaded prerldad the punch needed
player aa ha want up In the air
Andyawa, with two doublet In
iBonford-. other thra* hlta ^
wheB
ChBne. | | or
A,|olf' ji grab a not and hlgn him urt.a. four triwa. and Canalar, with a
cam* In the flrit, flltn and |j | | | f r |Ml|, the a-an l narade Irrto _____________ . . . . .
e . W pL ta d ling'a Id th e y ataortnth.
the »*adli>m an I the Olymplr five
_
I t*n44a, aialatad Wblra In acorlng
R*d Sweeney, who pitched the |, tgnlt*»f. If* -I rn la t»*a dln»-.
' flrat game against Pabtka Mon- ,„(U , xhara b pat—a* might .-e
; day la a 10-lnnlng, 3-1 loaa, waa ax pact ad—any Important n*«j>#ltba mound for Sanford and tlnn among the rank an ' file, of
« 1 > ‘nkkad for 12 hlta which, lh- French pennte
J. oauplad with flea error*, w ary Slrangaly anongh. the hottest
" good for aeven runa. Only two of tnll-Olyrnpl; ramnalen h ’a *een
'''■.the Galnaarllla runa ware earnrl. waged op norlh. In Sweden, Nor'i ,y -The 0-Man war* unabb *» " 'F »nd Danmark, but now ell
agora until th* fifth Inning whan *h" « ■PI**1’
M»«7 In lhe
■ .th ey put orar two runa, bath of fnW. « u eh to th- re'lef of Cer^ which ware unearned. Calmer ™ 0 ,'"nn''. *''W-»I«. Foe , W
bit to Clary at ahort who booUd *
btaoh-and-^ r»v* « l " ''r
tba ball. Me Doug* I ..criflc*)
» h" " orr,, n^ ' ,b ° :
V and McNamara .truck out. A«Wr
*T
than banged Mi third hit of tba
.
. l.uiw m ;* o *
t-L d a y . a alnata. and Calmer aeorad. .
. , Norw, v wtnn^J 0* I k*
g MeMalUn folbwad with •
r*:(n t , | nt*r Olympic, at O r !>,?W • nd A<Ulf
th*.ml.ch. ran e near w « ln d rn thpbta.
■timmar rame*. "If wa make a
f>;
Phlatophotaa Jotryuaaa Aka*
owned by W. a Hity ad Sanford
and tbm a-tlaaa wbtnar of the
Baal Doy la the Show, today will
try for that Utla tha fourth time
aa cantao** bloe ribbon taambara
win be exhibited a t the Fourth
Annual Bunch B b o w o f Florida
Field T rial- Association at tha
Fenford-Driando Kennel Club f t b
afternoon.
Paul Blggors. another Sanford
realdant, la pM of the Jodgarr.
Colonel Bowitaad e f Chicago will
be the ether Judge, d f - 7 ’ ,< r
Mora than 100 o f tK<L,gt»taN
hlghaet brad doga afcl . r f l b t a a1 1
Ib# thaw. They won earno front th e1
knmaU of^Tom Addladd and Frank
Cummlna, tmlnam of d a rt* for
•»-nv Vlumlana* fnim TH tt^talfa
where Dr. B. K. EwlAg*x taller*
rank among U>* fln*#t; a ld trw rt
Winter H aem , Whiter Garden,
Tavarea, Tampa anF^rtller' rltle*.
(Beat dog b to be awarded A
trophy by DT. JarrvrR abb. A alio
m vnfat-.PUVar.dSwW |yjB ob,
nVakara. b i w A h M M . OTvar
■brdad'trnVt .will gu » N < X t aetpope n’d. Traphlea a f g frotn Mr,
Graham;
S
The Bow# W illbm e trophy la
to be tha prtaa f a r Ah* beat dam
with tw o o f bay progeny.
Th* first four placed doga In
*«rh clfaa ar* to b* awarded blue
IftbhOQB.
Following th* ahefif, ^Una wilt
be mad* for a winter flald trial
circuit climaxing a ehamplonahlp
Other ra*ult«:
,
Man*# doublaa; First rounf—Mat J ib t for th* atato tl)18. /
P Tarpley, Taptpa, and Roaaall Bobbit,
Ationt),
defeated' John TWENTT THKBB CENTS OFF
Handila, Lakalind, Fla., and Bob
MeAJL-LRN, Tk*_ J ^ >Vl J ^ F >
D««k*r. Miami, 8-3, 7-9. 8-3-D octor# axpaetod ta ia k a a 4yaar-otd Matamoroa, M ai, lad
cough on 38 cant# when *ha era*
of kayo victoria* In th# United , Th* minimum coat.of o durable hvwyeht h«r* after a cola h*d Wen
State* Ib b wlntar, and batla.1 »»dag car W Il®p0*. according V g ed la h b throat for three day,
him a* a “mltaela man" who to Ira Vafl. an ex-pllot. Soma
would wipe out th# .tlrn a io f BriU|»P**d bog«l^ rMing oo American
■In’* reputation for .producing
horitoAtal poaherara. ' ’
But McAroy, roundly Uouacad
by Lawla, cams borne to' dbappolnt hb booatera again Vy loalng
to gawky Jack Pataraan, tha
B|U bh htarywalgbt champion,
V
’
SWIM — DANCE — Wi
PALM 3PRING8
m a t r i r w*tv»r u , 0 _
SPECIAL OPENING RATES — 18 O R
ATTRACTIVE PICNIC RATES AND I
LIFE GUARD BERVICS
tS m day Tharadayl Ladba aM «UWm
w n i aa r w . « 4 «w » w > u i «* m
Building
MatoriRls
IIBADE CLUB
,
(Ralph Matcilf, r'te d aa tl
"L atest human” of all U se, ha*
of all kinds caB an aa.
Kara yool' Mad tW
mast reaaonabla arieea
and Wet quality. aad
Ik* qakkeA H ~ u a,
Sudden Borriaa
THE
stand ;
rTnwmx ar»v*, i.nv
nuyioa* n-aeh
. • 'c a e iia *
HILL
HOME RUNS
n Aetna ti.
it
It
if
it
i .k , u r i
Taotar.ky'i Homan.
* h r , Piralao, 1> Fox. Tig
n w r a r
\
pv t>r ♦
l i n e i .h m i i
wry'‘
the -Marmwtte Unlvaialty club’*
entry In the Amarbaa champtoaahipa a t Priacatan July S and 4.
�Sanford b The Only C ental
Florida City Affording Rail, RlgHt
And Water fransportaOoe
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AY, JUNE 12. IBM
Chiselers
Hit
jL
"
- *.
{ By Roosevelt
Kiwanis
And
A e
Rotary Clubs
Stage Picnjc
P re sid e n t Delivers
Address In Texas
• Centennial Stadium
Before Big Throng
Eag^r Throng Is At
OulingAtSanLando
Springs; Prizes Are
(riven To Winners
j^Ldvocates Good
Neighbor Policy
Mora than 100 orrteen of tho
One hundred and seventy, five
Florida National Guard will con- members of the Sanford Kiwanla
_ . . .
_ _
an*i Rotary tloba and their fam lverga on Sanford toavorrow
y tlt, fj , y afternoon attended
the opening of their first e o n v e n - 1 two
an|tn* second annual
tlrn designed to form the N ttleeh picnic at San Lando Springs,
al Guard Association of Ftorl4a.| The throng, Teal pim k-bsnt.
The delegate, will ba welcomed | assembled during the latter p a rt
la an addrea* by Lt. C ol J . C.; of the sflernoon and Ute majority
Hutchison, poet eomnwnder o f , participated In swimming until
tb s Sanford guard unit.
I* **;- M- . . .
,
.
Headquarter* for the eenven-l After abendonlng a lunchaon
si™, have been established a t tba.t»W « Ihxt
bM O W ^L M Sh,
7
Denounces System Of
OwnershJpOfLabor
As A Commodity
DALLAS, June IX—(AP)
^U^mocfacy UToppflrW&Uy"
as well As in government.
President Roosevelt declared
here today the net result ot
economic control by the few
Z STjLJsrs
"If labor la to bo
romraodlt/
Without definitely eeUhllihinf I fn announcing himself for in
himself on any particular plan, the aconomical administration.
the
eanMhge asserted hhnaelf to be la candidate said the state could savt
favw of old ago pension,, re- thouund, of dolors t*y I be afcnlt-
w * , bj
H r. Cone sounded a firm plank, Mr. Cone's bf\et halt her* came
for full school terms la all educa* during the second day of his eamtlonal institutions. He said It wu«. pagln leading up to the second pri• f paramount Importance that thd mary on Jon# 23. Wednesday he
state tchool system he malntelned covered the C kit Coast between
on the plan and aehedul# which Jaeksonvllla' and Daytona Bsach.
waa drawn op for It.
Today ha la moving toward South.
Aaaorttog the Importance of west Florida.
Junior Chamber Camp Wewa Fills
Moves ToWiden Vacancies Before
Lottery Battle Opening Of Term
— 11 -
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"
,
Civic Club Plans To Scout Summer Outing
■tlon of homo*."*
A movsnsneot was ondfr way
HOUSTON, Texas, J ob* i f . —
-Asserting
tho
American hor# today to carry tho Junior
sople as a nation desire no for•or expansion. President Rooa*. ------------ x—
»lt expressed the hop* at nearby .state, according to a atetement
an Ju la to battlefield Thursday from Andrew Carr*way, presL
* ” !d
•* **• J «F*M organisation
>• the United States ie « i.t.i.i.t b i n
»d helping to maintain "prin-1 Pleas to aolieit tfca aupport nf
No more Boy Scoots will bo *ecep ted for Camp W rwi first out
ing period beginning Sunday, It
waa announced today by Barnard
Griffis, on officer of the unit, who
•old no more vacancies a n avail
able.
:
REPUBLICAN VICE PRESIDENT
Gov. Landon To Lead
Ticket While CoL
Knox Named For
V i c e Presidency
Both Nomination*
Are Unani mous
Replojrle, Vandenberg
Withdraw F r o m
Race For 2nd Plate
CLEVELAND. JUNE 12.
— (AD — The Republican
ticket against the New Deal
la I-andon and Knox. The
national convention over*
whelmtngly nominated CoL
Frank Knox of lllinotolor
tho vice presidency todag
after Senator Arthur V »*
denbcrKi Mich., had aa k etl
In a letter rend to ihe
.
that his n*me not bo con#U*wdU
K n o x 's
n o m in a t io n
wmi
u iiE Itl*
moui. As did the rival* of 0«T»
Alt M. landon last night, XJov.
Harry W. Nice, Maryland aad
fermsr Ambassador Walter Edge
tie, opens at i P. M. with a fel
of ’New Jeraey released UaW
lowship dinner at the Mayfair.
delegate* end took to the plat*
The event will honor all Regular 1
form to advocate the popular
Array officers
Instructor* on
choice. The name of Arthur W.
duty In the Florid* Guard. C *pt|
Little of New York w il ala*
John P. ferh am ef tho 124th t
withdrawn, leaving
Knox th e
infantry. In toaatmnator.
only name before the convokeFeatures ad the dinner are to
tlon. Ono of the deciding foetord
be addresses of welcome by
wai a caucus which seat M
Mayor 8. 0. ShlnhoAtr and T.
New York vote* solidly for Kaos*
E. Simpson, president of UiO
Right up to tho meeting of th e
Seminole County Chamber of
convention •ession, th e n wad
Commerce. Guest speaksr la Col.
talk of drafting Y aadnbttfeL. J. Jenkins who will talk oa
but he was adamant. Hlchigag
“Tho National Guard and tho
cast its 38 votes for Kang it*
Kiwanla—Dr. B. D. Caswell,
Col, Frank Knox, tho Chicago, 111., publisher, who has been on though a previous
Regular. Array."
annaunoo'
The boetnees session begin* at chairman; John Leonard*, Walter outeteadtng critt* of lb* New Deal from It* earliest Inception, was roent said the utate would ga
OoUma&'Panl 8lmpaoa, Julius Mnanhnooaly nominated fox the vks preeldency of the United State, for Vindsnberw.
AA 4 HJ landst
J , LmggMSA nrthur
George X Grafs, aanier sdjuLspt, ( IlW
„ mg,fiU
M br ,i a
o w Braaoa,
n ™ * San- by the R,publican convention al Clavaland Ibis aflernoenA’ A
Keptogle of JforidIC WtBkfkfgF
___________
^
______
_____
_
>•
aa chairman. Selection of a tent-[ford Doudney, Frank La moon, A.
hie namo from the vim pswM
porary. president will be mod* ot C. Lockwood' Jo* Marentette and
dcntlal raco during the n o rato |f
that time, after which Major Howard Long.
and through
K. X Callaway,
R otary-D r. A. W. Ippe. chalrFred H. Davis, superior court
who had prepared a nominating
man; J. II. Colclough, W. A..Lafspeech for Replogle aeked Ota
flar and G. W. Speneor. CLEVELAND, June 12.—OT tilled to eipret of me, t feel com convention to (upper* Km O*
—The text of Gov, Atr Iwndon’, pelled before you procowl with the Florida delegates had not five rad
runulderatlun of my name to suu- Vandenbcrg because of Ma op*
telegram, read by hia campaign Alt my Interpretation, of certain
position in the Senata to th h
manager, John Hamilton, to tha plank, In the platform so H at you Florida canal. Tbn delegates
Republican convention In Cleve may bo advUcd s , to my views. I cheered the telegram from lag *
land last night, follow*:
could not In accordance do other dun, saying, the “road lad t s
wise.
victory In Novambot” aad thorn
“Under the title of labor the at 1:14 disbanded for an tateaa*
platform commits tho Republican campaign already under way.
party aa foltown
Learning of hi* 'nomination in
“ ‘Support tho adoption of state Mlchlgaa City, Knox said ha era*
Mrs. M. 0. Smith yesterday ob
laws and Interstate compacts to |I “profoundly grateful.” Now IS
tained t building permit to make
abolish swastsbops and child la and publisher of tho Chicago
repairs on o two-story rttldsnca
bor, and to protect women and chil Hally Newt, he hao been on tho
pt First Street and Loka Monroe,
dren with respect to maximum war path egalnat tbs Now Dost
•wording to city hall records.
hours, minimum wages, and work for months.
4
------ing conditions. We bellsvo that
Gov. Landon,
Florida: Partly eloudy with
form, the nomination tendered by this can bo done within the Con of Kansas,
■hewer* Saturday and In south and this convention carries with It, as stitution as It now stands.’
nominated to r
central portion* tonight, Northwest o matter of private honor and pub
“I hope tho opinion of tho con president last night- by tho la *
Florida: Fair tonight) Saturday lic good faith, an undertaking by vention U correct that the alma publican
national
eonventto|k
unsettled, probably showers In aaat each candidate to be true to the which you have In mind may be Tho Domination w aj nnamlnnno,
portion.
Ha notified tho delegate*, i w a
principles aad program herein set attained within the Constitution
a* It now stands. But, If that before hi* selection waa formalforth.
Sanford Elka will assemble to
“If nominated, I unqualifiedly opinion should prove to be errone ly voted, that he favored a cur
night to perfect plans for Flag accept the word and spirit of that ous, I want you to know that. If rency expressed la tam o of gold
Day aaerdsee to b* held Mon and* risking.
nominated and elected, I shall and a constitutional aaaeadmoaL
day, according to an announeo“However, with that candor favor a constitutional amendment if necespary, to porrait tho statoa
mon from Frmh F. Darner, os- which you and tho country are «nICeallaWeO an fax* SI
to pass minimum wago laws.
• tilted ruler.
No othar namo than th a t ad
tho victor waa placod boforo th o
Automobile! driven by MU*
convention. Soma of hi* antwhOa
Louis* Perkin* and 8, A. Irwin col
rivals, Including Senator Vaadtote
lided today at tho latoraoetlon of
berg and Colonel Knox, worn
Sanford Avenue and Ftrxt Street,
among Ma aacoocUn. Tha tm * '
i snarl lag to lata'polls* reports.
Tho Celery Camp. Woodmen of vention accepted him with a nag *
Damage-was negligible. LL Shaf
Plana fog n T to d Con* tor Gov
lag whoop ef approval aad toivrA fer, motorcycle offk ar, brveetigat- ernor" club will be perfected t>- tho World, last nl*ht honored off the nomination with an old*
night i t T :l# o'clock In the Valdsa pioneers of tho fraternity in a time marching, howling parndd
Hotel, It « M announced today by Founders' .Night program which of celebratio n .'
S. M. Lloyd, Mgfttery ef tho Sem waa attended by approximately
inole County Domeeratio Com
A very powerful tknton
mittee.
broadcasting atattoo, giving we*
tlon,
BV.
Whlteer
and
Shariff
All voters thywughout the coun
wide transmlaatoa, la to bo oi
ty ora especially urged to attend,
stroctod naar Nanking, China.
Mr. Lloyd aaldiLi A. Bromley will
tlvlttae of tho Woodmen, Mr.
SamlaM* County farmers who
Whltnar said ha had boen con
hova M l to n e d to work sheets to
nected with tha lodge for «
Counto Agent C. X Dawson
years, wMlo Bhartff MeClalland
should do ao Immediately or they
U a 30-year member.
A. L Thomas and H. T. Hacksndon were glvon tho protection
degree by the local drill team
captained by Ed C a m way.
Gov. Landon’s Telegram To Convention
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Northerner! Ask
Local Chamber Of
Winter A c t i v i t y
State Canvassing
Board Announces
> Official Results
‘Cone For Governor’ Woodmcn Ceremony
Club To Be Formed Honors Pioneers Of
By Seminole Voters S a n f o r d Fraternity
dtesburg Invites
Sanford Citizens
To All-Day Rally
“grSllw™ .1 w. .«:*•
Urged For Formers
LOCAL WEA'
At tho close of bovlnssa re
freshments war* .served under a
________
Mr. Conaway,
commltte* of
George Itlnson and J. W. Snow,
E l PLAINS KILUNO
_OT_ The
by everappnwad
gaisr Loan
BIRMINGHAM, ‘A la, June I f.
—OT—Lottie D. Smith, lister of
Robert 8. James, tho Lee Angeles
barber accused of the "ratttosnake” kffltog of hU fifth wUa.
gav* o sworn deposition to CalV
ferula authoritiao yesterday atatIng Janwa threatened to kUI her
. (J
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M il
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Is This The Moses?
Someone asked us this morning why we published Fred
Cone’s picture in the paper last night it we were supporting
Judge Petteway for governor. When we explained that
Cone's picture was the best argument we could think of
against him, our friend naturally instated th^t anyone as
Ugly as Fred Cone ought to make a mighty good governor.
All of which may be perfectly true. » Otherwise we
rftlfht select the winners of our bathing beauty contests to
administer the affairs of state. However, we find in Fred
Cone’s bid for office some of the same ambiguities which
have characterized the platforms of other aspiring can
didates, a fault which Judge Petteway seems to be reason-
im
a
Lmjdoa Chronology
m
Or course. If Chappell's
been properly attuned, I
X
K
11)11—Entered ail boolnooe; fol.jU i—Onl*
knew! Theodore lo n a ^ a l * party ^ J J
55
tha slat machine boys. Mg shot
gamblers gad Urn smaller fry
lark)terra havf anno intad Cant
as their faTortt|S. F drtham prt,
one can aspect the Pole-Hick land
faction'orar on the Beach said tha
Slayton crowd In Hlaltah to pat
Cone a t tka top «f their tickets.
8p o k in g strictly for publication
over tha bear flagons In tha k#ck
rooms, the boys will tall yen they
ISIS—Married Miaa Margaret
FORECAST* gTOING BP M f
Fleming, Oil City, Pa.
LONDON, Jana I t —(AV-Ad1917—Daughter, M a r g a r e t d ra a ia c the Association. of Taaafc*
Anna, bom Apr. 8.
] a n ef Domestic Bubjocto, Prof.
ISIS—Wife died ruddenly In] Patrick Abercrombie forecast a
writs the entire score rather than June while vacationing In Colo-1 beam is riding a s “the new apart
stick rig to page* 10 to M of the redo. Enliated la Army In An- for democracy.” Ha arg o t preearhymn book. Anyway you play, gust; mdate rad oat In Dare mbe r. ration of hrWI* paths.
howerer, It’a a very Inspiring
tana. And the waiting line for
bandwagon aoala la longer than
Ike processhm of depositors that
parade In front of the Merria
P/an bank. •
Building
Materials
•at 'umbac, rot)fin*
and building matarlalt
at an klada ca» an in.
Mara yaw'll find tha
maat reasonable prlcvs
and best quality and
(ha quickest arris* .
Sudden Serrlea
to find out what
l pcognoetlcation.
nnyorto to office in Florida who didn’t have the endorse
ment of tho Townsend Clubs, and that he would head a
delegation to go to Washington to demand the enactment
of this p'cce of legislation. More recently w* haven’*
.thing about opr present heard so much about the Townsend Plan from Mr. Cone.
ha funrririt John wt‘v« heard
It tkat ona about Pred Cona
f .a Jaw, haring changed his
fly aim s from Cohen.
ifldidcUa for governor, both
im arq plqdgqd. to Lax ret K .IN matter which one
p Me 's e te w « ran all accu*o
T!z".''^f*,.eep cent, how can he any that he is
umiualifiedly-against a aaior tax, and then promise $200
a month to the old folks to be financed; by a “transaction
tax" which Is essentially the snmh thing as a salts tsx?
It may lie that Mr. Cone can do th o so th in g s , Certa!nly If he ran, ho Is the miracle man that tot i»op'e
have been looking for. But shouldn't he take thh people
Republican convention give
rt Hoove* a mlghly ovstlon
whet he ffolehed hi* epeech th*
other Bight. Funny thing 1*. that It
the first political mistake which
Vhe Republicans have made since
the «4*teaMon met.
HILL
an altitude towards a county
whose tourist problem stands apart
from any other city In PiQrlda* W^
cannot -fithom the logic In. Uw
a
E
Occupational Atcldents
—
• r g u w H t r t h a t ’ a n 1bsrhig^ broad-
n _ -l.lL -..
I wish to express ray sincere appreciation
for the vote and support which was given
me in my race for sheriff of Seminole
County.
My best wishes are extended to both can*
didates who were successful in the June
2nd Primary.
MEISCfi-• < w
•* a . -
raat against the Tampan because
tha Judge la fanlllar with Miami
and Mlaml'a peculiar position la
lha tourist world. And wa are
confidant that Judge Petteway,
at tha proper lime, will Uana a
forthright statement that will dis
count the reports that are bring
spread against him in this area.
Bales of liniment, arplcn and lo-
X
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■
]li'idi]iiart«r* of candMttea wh*
Ail outstanding development of tho campaign against were defraud In tin. first primary
preventable accidents; during 1935, waa the aharp and u n - l r , »,m b|e hospiui emergency
v :.' .
n
},’
Bpotklng of ”hol votes.” did | expected decline in mortality from occupational fatalities *■>"* *,u y ,h* P*"J**« of
y
lh* ^ u*n“
.
pea eee where iKey W rit gave recorded among American wage-earners, In spite of the l 2*5"* ,
K**- U em estesd BUI" an overwhelm-! employment gains made during the year, according to a |
tag majority a t the palls, hut only bullet if frhro- Ihe, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
Over In the Pity office*, one
r*. a Mfltglkl* number of th* ab -1which shows that tho occupational fatalities death rate
bears much weeping and walling
B saatae bailout
registered loht year among the company's 4,000,000 wage over what they say wr* th* colotearning Industrial policyholders dropped 7.2 per cent un sal collapse of their organisation
In Duval county. 1* w ia In Mile
der the 1934 figure.
Fntul falls roxo 16.2 per cent tuid superseded automo county, an you may yvcnll, that
bile accidents aa the leading cause of occupational fatali Ptty maintained hit GIIQ and tho
ties in 1935. In view of the rn'iwral Improvement In mor lads down In Miami and IVIm
Reach were told to roll up Imtality front nccupiit’onal fatalities, tho report suggests that prvsahr*
majorities In their own
seetlonq ajvl lo forgot about Jack-
snys tho rc|»ort, “that tho occupational accident r*U among
tho Industrial policyholders generally Hogg and falls with
the employment index. Quite to tho contrary, tho death
rate from occupational accidents declined 7Jt peg cent in
1935; that U. from a rate of 2B.8 destha per 100,000 polIryholders In 1934 to 21.0 deaths por 100,000. Except for
the extremely low flguro of 21.2 per 100,000 recorded In
1933 when unemployment waa at Its height, the rate for
1935 was the lowest In the 24 years for which rccoras are
avallsblo. It wns 39 per cent lower than In 1929, tho
last year of relatively high business activity.
"Not all lypys of fatal accidents, howeVer, shared In
the'decline. Fatal rails rose 18.2 per cent, and higher
rates were recorded from burns and from traumatism by
machine*. Stine and quarry accident* and drowning* alsoIncreased.
“An appreciable part of the daereaea In the total rata
was the result of lower mortality from transportation occldenta of all types. ‘Highly encouraging is the decline of
11.1 per cent In occupational automobile accidents, txskbv
FREDERIC
ONE-MINUTE
PERMANENT
* M o st N a tu ra l
i
M of 21,8 per s cent sIn thg
i rate
a
i
upon ans increase
for a1984 ora?
A L ongest L iltin g
p
* M o s t C o m f p v ta b is
£ J H r '* •*’
*.
You will absolutely
W
RSAGO
CHICAGO, June I g - T * t U publican* flotunUy I Dominated
Jw»U*0 Boghq# and Charloa W,
nJrtaalM. and at almost tbo
Mm* time Roosqvslt was Bombnoted for the Pkogrtostvoe. and
1", »h# day John M. Parker
f t ^*W*4 *‘,'*H “Fined to fUl
sulrod o billot, u 2 tk £ d of the
Company; Uo
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OF HENRY ELLIOT, J R , AT CHVBCtt * . .,7 v „ a r . n l (t
MUe Charlotte
tq g s HAB(U8ET PETERS, aodtty Editor
Mrs. 0. K. Goff won a prlia for
MONDAY
the bast costume at the “tacky”
Regular business and ,oc^*' parly giren Thursday evening at
meeting of the Co-ed Class of the the Methodist Church annex for
F irst Methodist Church will Da mamoeri of the Dependable Claes.
held a t 7:00 F. M. at Cxaasdais 1J f* *0,la* «W* ln • recent mere“
\7. :
. * ' | hersldp contest entytaliw d tk r
Fork* i winners.
Regular program meeting of the! Du Mag tba erenlag gnaws and
Woman’s Missionary Society of ^ontesta wars enjoyed and a “M»the Fire* Methodist Church w ill, Jir Bowes” amsLsur program waa
be held at JiW V. U. a t the patented. An ice end sweet course
. rrh
*WJ" ••r*e«h
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Mr. and Mrt. J. A. Zerreoaer (eft
today for Miami to spend a two
Mrs, T. L. Hale and daoghtan
of Daytona «e*eh are tha guests
of Mrs. M. N. Clsseland for sex.
■ml days.
Trank.in Bennett left Sunday
for f o rt Banning near Col umbos,
Ga, to attend R. 0. T. C. camp for
llx weeks.
K
Mrs. L* J. Xoens and Mrs. James
Mtiler and ton. Jimmie, of Bruns
wick, G a, are the gueeta of Mrs.
1. * . Betridge, 110 Weat Sixteenth
Street.
of the First Methodist Church ry Weaver. Mrs. W. T. ^ooley,
will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the Mrs. W. 8. Thornton .add guest,
Methodist pereapsge with. Mr*. Uits Basel Haley, Mrs. H m s ts
1. 9. Wtllsew, Mrs. O. H. Toler ’ Middelton, Mrs Ed Ward. Mrs.
aix f their groups as h o s t e s s e s .A . londenberg, Mrs. J . p . CalWEDNESDAY
i !?hr -c ‘f ? Kn4Wt Nelaen, MrsThe new board of the Carden l ^
Jr., MV*. R. M. Mason,
r , Mrs- Gertrude Mulligan, Mrs.
Club of daaford will meet at JU:0U JAlice
Ward, Mrs. If. B. M fCsIl
A. M at the home of Mr«.’ II. M. i » , lire . Moye. Mrs. McDonald.
Pspworth.
Mrs. Burke Steele. Mrs. C. P. Proc
era are 37,118 national *ar- tor, and Mrs. Paul Johnson,
i groups in Eoglaivi and Wales,
khlch HM9 pro in schools.
here
are
some
Nix,
daughter hpndesu
of
orchid
and
rose
of Wr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnt- rerlH-rea In h irm n -ice with her,
ton Nix. of this city, became the orchid colored o r n n d y
drese;
bride of Henry Elliot. Jr., eon o f an I Miss Ronsctter*
tumuoice
Mr*. J. H. Enflfih
Roriors Her Coitsia
Honoring her enusin. Miss An
nette Kelt of Union Po*nt, 0a„
Mrs. 8. H. English entertained
members of tha younger set at a
frrvsur,. hunt WriFiesday I l i a
r i t a a n n a f Iln< •* h ,r Noma. Flowers deeorst1 C O S U I I 9 . ed the rooms where tha guests
,
were entertained.
Sell-Mad
lly J I
2
nixhuti hu powvr plsnt. Frotu in* from tin plt»r. I
other truck he fcot hi* rarflstor. tire wo*«U went
The cooling apparatus hr Uevt»€<l franis*
Aviator
WritNIHIIT
MEXICO CITY. June 12. <AV- I
Mrs. Henry Elliot and the lata bloc frock wss complemented by Mexico, in* iTi»*inirly air miniltd, w j
Mr. Elliot of DeFuniak Springs, a h"i.|«et of Tat im sn roses and im>od i»l )oun»r
v'arTlllo
In a ceremony performed Thor** delphinium lied with blue lac*,
A %«■!( uuiiir hvlator if
day afternoon at 5i00 o’clock * t She wore a band of pernet roes' t||p r t waa
thf
'
tha First Baptist Church by tba In her hair.
pilot fl<« l» M fiifii l ‘ity rrrrn tRae. Mf. P. Breaks. Jr., pastor of
M '« Carol Jean Nix,
Junior ly from hi* htmn ttivtiu ZiiacuAvu*
tha church. A large gathering of brt.li-i.msld, wore a green organdy MlchtiAvun. hi ;i tmy air|»l*nc
friends and relative* was in kt- flock made like those of tha buUt out i f
%ivl cn«la ami
tendance.
hn icsmatd i, carried an olilW 'h- Irsm rd to |»il.<t hnai^wlf.
Ralnbow colors were used jn timed bouquet of pink radiance
No Alliiiitn m issing, surely,
decorating the church and pra- ri *” « *nd gypsnphilla. ami had waa Cairdl.
MJ-uidc flight
dominated In the gowns selected * bandeau of s w c e ih ,,£l loses, •cross Mcvi.
nigged moontiini
fa r the bridal attendants. Tha N’-n ry Williams, the n.-wer girl, ranges at s
wo age speed of
roatnim s c , hanked with paints had t blue organdy -Ire.s, also JO miles an
at, hut hi* font
ahd four pedestal baskets of made like those of the bri.lcs- capture! puh
' .IiJ.' v
dahlixs and peonies
in pastel >»•
carried ami old-fashioned
Throng's
nit, .-I at llnllmvna'
shades weie placed along the bnuipiet of pink roses and hnd a airport to -ti.sk, in- hand, amt
the modest
sides. Tall randelahra filled silth h l r >* " f P'nk " ' - r 1 >" h' r hn,r
hear him • >i.n
burning white candles fofme.1
T hr bride-* m other ael.-cted for hope the tio . iiii in i-t would “help.
the only lightiny
Garlands ->f ,h*' occasion an aquamartne .ilk me |n *ot:» -. i - .Illily of svin- ■
so that T.
plumoeu* frn t
were entwined cr,*l"- -*(terit«in gown and (onk lion and m 1 ,
ahout the altar, over the doors picture hat. Her corsage wss of may do wli.in . 1 .an to furand the baptistry, whilr the pews l’*''k t-'-es snd volley lilies
fher aeiation i
That was th.
for the famlllea of the couple
Mrs Henry Elliot, the groom's
tidoit never
marked with light blue in..'her. wore a blue ami lavender about Can ill
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Chapman and
daughtars. Map end Jane, left
Tuesday far Texas to attend the gypsnphilla snd stotire latifoiia chiffon gown set off will
i *b'nddcr corssgi. of valley 111isTanas Can tennis!. Before return tied with rainbow chiffon.
The bride, who ws* given In *" ! gmdenies,
Isg they will spend a month In
marriage by hei father, had her Iiniin-*imtely after
thi- icnsister, Mis* Mildred Nix, as ipnid m''"> Mr- “n<' Mr*- N)l ''"'ri
Mlaa Ann* Maria Couch has sr of honor, the groom's sister, MU*
*'tb » reception at their
11:i East Fifth Stri-et, i
rired from Orange General ITosl* Mery Elliot of DeFuiak Springs,
pita! (h Orlando to spend a three Miss Nancy Rossetter. end Miss *•*"•' >" guest*. The gm-.i- were
-weeks’ vacation here with her par Isiuise Collier as bridesmaid*:
*i'ed by the hosts and the en
ents, Mr. and Mre. C. D. Couch. Mias Carol Jean N n a, junior ,l" wmlding party,
k k o d n o w s wswcd ^
*
*N1JWKEKtlOIWICES « OLDW*N CM0t(i>% r
a ten tmoEwcy o fu ttT
* < jy •
mas and
Bmms*Ktt6.wowBET. YyJfm
CAhtHIT
36 50
NcbnIIIhH)
I'l.lsMe-ri
his life. h.
nr read ahmii
manshlp or in
lie just
fill 1,
hv hr it," ii nil. *r* ' l
to work
Hh I'Uruv
A four-<*yl'ntli’r m**ti*r fmm mm |
fineirnt truck, rhat wlrTn ly h ' I
*c\*r\ rIx yrat* jml
drrvlf# o trr m^'intiiiri ron«h, fur
sar#
T S R f lt
l.tl
TA ln F*N
% in tkrFuri'itik
bridesmaid; sn.i
Miss
Nancy
Refreshment* were served m
ilslrel tha* Me
William* *» flower girl. The
,!m"ig r,Kjm , r ”m » *“w" i Spring*
bridegroom's brother, Jsme* El- o 'e tl.u l with a tace eh th an-l (‘nuhy 8 t h - 1 f'tr Hoy* »n t ‘h*l
t»noQff4. Tvnn .tirI w*<
hot of Pamimn City, waa best cc„t..,cd w'th a tiered wedding
man and Evans McCoy of San- r! k*' ' “PPed w ith a nilnwlure 1 1t*tl from I *»i\ »•! on (‘nllrirr. Ha
frrd. formerly of
Jacksonville, bride and groom. A soft light viJ*i»n, V r »• 1•*■21* 8im-f
William Olin Camphetl of De- "■*' t'1*'1' h7 * hl‘>' " " ’be. t" graduation h* ha* Iw n iunnci’t^ t
Funlak Springe, and H. J. N ix,' a|,v‘’t lam ielabra and olh.-r den. with the Kh *
Hank in
— F o r t f l e m o b y o u ! The tmaaur* hunt carried the
J r were groomsmen
'j ' “te n- were bowls of pink and PcFunlak ..........
th * muLONDON,
June
q n v u c r o i n u ’ h v —l i n i i
place* in ami
Before the
ceremony. MU* whit.- loses Those rts.i-tlng In p lr will niHiki* ih*’ir fiiuirt- honiv.
.
1
,
around s.nfoH and the treasure. "Dntrh tif il " m U fl fares, It ha.
K- K
in S a d y e S tills •
« » • «^ntalning pUylag suddenly beep revealed b i l» Carolyn Collier, orgnni.t. played " " '" W * » " U r"
A t'l'h. Ml>, E llrebeth Whltner,
“cores pads, and pencil, erne v (Mm «4 public, la s' crintnal^Qf ,rF « itera» * ^ > C
n of
r* r^ w
u if *IOi
*W t (I
Urn
af Ing Ihr^tvethSntr rcn/crnl-Tl^reJU- Pl'dj found In hack of tha English bona I'M * !• bI b| l ^« >
>ol« to |1D0
1100 fine.
ing." The bridal pnr’y eu frrellt'
' ttvear pre*ent wtTV1* Jhe KJse Otadys Kinlaw and Ralph fandar liable
Even the bewtgfed m srlitrste*. to the strain* of f.ohrngrin’n
WC* Vincent. Mlsa Kell received an
"ni* " r‘* " '
^
Including iBriteia’s lord cktel Jus Wedding M*rrh nnd departcl to ' Ml' F**«c(-e E. Bol*. Mis llnyr
tha
c o u l d n ’t, a e r v e
“ * mtmrnU> at
tice, Lord Hewert, were startled Mendelssohn’s Rccevsicnal. J. M.' « l''l""" Mr Bl'd M>* 11 r Stineelpher, sccompnnlcd by Mis* Monte. Mr- J. II < ivVIom h, Mi*,
Refreshments srrr* wrxed pic- v W * they heard about It.
“If th a t’s tha law. then the soon- (biller tang "AH for You." end H‘
Elliot of Itetfuosk. the
tI If yifrtii
u
/
n
r
n
in
nk
,tTW
,0
,h*
^
ow|n«;
Mlaa™
o u w e r e m Annette Ka’I. Marian H a m a .,, fTt the
the public k n o fs about It thc " 0 Promise Me," Miss Collier R*' .m l Mr*. \V. I*, iimoks, lr.,
Klixabeth ■Methrin.
O irietln a. bMUr” comjuented Jottlce God- won* * bln** num ahH inc d* noin M* iivl Mr*. A
K. r.
F’ovdenmlre. Evelyn Erhole, Janet !<*•"*•
aftrrnoon jr«'*n with a cursAUP of Mr and Mrx [{.A \Viih.ini«,
IChvpman. Rebecca Wilson, Avis I Tha explsnatlon is that British pink rnehmlA ami va)|#y
i Mr. iml Mi* It F Whiinrr, Ur.
IkaaaH a*
rarker, Bonnie Breeden, Margaret ••*»«**■ are not
White
inous sc 11no do
sole, n rid Mtp, K !> R m w nkp, Mr*
__ _ Wynelle'
__ M*Apre*a earriagea,' wfilch only
BtlUire*. Gladys Kinlaw,
fashioned wit^ a long full sk irt T. It Ibih'jr nf l>7‘f\in lik Spline*,
Felreloth. Ions Msa Reassan a*d m ,y ,,r r T
Mpsrule
Mr. *nd Mm II. H Mill, Mi. and
Malcolm Hlgglna. Earle Rumblay, f* r*» under tha road traffic act *nd lung puff sleeves, eras rho*on
Mr*. M. N. t> v p |im l, Mr«. Sltlhi
hy
Mis,
Nix
for
her
hrldnl
gown.
1n»ho H i shea, Hoxt W oodw ard,.
*®M:
,
,____ _
I*. Arrington. Mr. an.| Mr*. J
Ite ph Vincent. “ B»ky" Riser, Jack I
Uw m* r ‘♦*m bard," sold The wsist whs made shirt-waist
Pinion, Roe* Anderson, Raymond 1<mi Hewart. “but there Is no re«- style and was marked with but M. Sltiieriphe", Mr. and Mr*, i
w ith motuneline. E. Diudwotth, Mr. and Mr*. J
nmlquiat, P. U . JHekurx. G a t Z 08 whE * **>uld hot h# apforc.d ton* covered
Iter close.fitting
white turban ll. Maxwei', and Mrs. T I.. li s l e |
Walt*, and Charles pawytL
. | ,f
W b*. “
l ha a redaon fa r amkndlag tha law.*'
shadow brimi »nd of Daytona Beach, the Misses
l a t the back
Alyee lleCmirney, Lucilc Hols.
______________
. . . .
lUey lilies, fthr
Peggy Pippin, Elixsbeth Whltner,
Captain and Mr*-' T . r8 . F e re n 1taraary. Comae * a re _
Had a Urge ehnwer hruquet of Bee 8imp*on, Numy R oasettn.
| o f the SatvaiJun Army eatertatead refreehmante v a n aaret
double white K lllarnry rnses and Mary Eliot, Carol Jesn Nix, Mil
W gue*t* Wednesday evening ut< Mrs. Ray* received many gift* relley lilies tied with »hlte satin
dred Nix I ill m b . th Hollins, and
j * lurprise* birthday party In honor eoma of them coming from Can- ribbon. .
A h,; Fli irk laud, Wi'liam Olin
o f Mr*. Keren's mother, Mrs. ads. A .aoag dedicated ^o Mre.
Ae maid of honor Miss MiMtrtl Cani|do-“ of D eFunlik Spnngn,
Group
Florence Kaye, whs celebrated Kaye, waa eung late
Nix wore a yellow ..musselin- Jam es Eliot of I 'jm io i City, Jther seventy-ninth birthday anal- lag.
Now Wool
afternoon frock embroidered w i l h . j . Nix Jr., and E van, McCoy,
small brown dot*. A * p le a lc ||
Im mediitely u fte r the r ^ p t b m
Hounca trimmed
with
brown j Mr. and Mr*. Elliot left for
velvet ribbons marked the hem Miami to spend their honeymoon.
line and the sh'Xt slecvoi wore, Mr*. Fihot traveled in * Ftcnch
puffed. Bbe carried a Imu^urt of j tilue eltk irep e p n e ro ih c with
large yetlow dahlia* tief wfthi sh ie lf she wore navy in e siiirlm .
ysllow laca and a band of yellow
The bride h t* Neon living In
| rosea was worn in her hair.
Tha bridesmaids’ frocks were Sanford for the past 10 yean*
Imada o f’organdy am) had short ami wss grodualed from Seminole
Shadow Panel Silk
fittafl waists and long full eklrt* High School w ith the rlaat of
trimmed with ric-rmc braid. Mis* 1029. She attended the Univer
Collier, tehoee dress was pink or sity nf Georgia whgfr *ho re
|{rfrl*rrnM »rH
1 p*|tigUh^4
( 'l l A IR S .
Dutch Treat Taxi
Fares In London
Violate
Law
Sanford Furniture Co
/“ And’’Vhy
y o u ’’properly
the jam
We’re sorry!
1 RACK
DRESSES [
t
Bathing Suita
WONT BE LONG N0WI
LAST CALL1
LINEN'
S A T U R D A Y !
* -■»
The Moet kenuirkable Sale of the
Saihhiitr In Sanford
th e ^ e |I Opportunity .
One More
S
H
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T
84°
S
Their servtcsoblUly has been
proved by coantlesa teats and
thousands of houeewteeal NaUon Wide C am , IR M * . U«
gmndy earrlod an arm bouquet .if
[pink briarcliff rueee and forget
Ima-note Had with pink lace an
|kad a band of pink rosea in her
hair; Visa Elliot's arm bouquet,
Wag of pink radiance rovtl tied
| vritg orenld lace and she had a
c,,lv••,,
A- B- degree in’ IOM
pud where she was ■ pledge to
the Alpha Delta Ft sorority. Fur
the past two year* »lv h* been
tt'iching at Palmer College In DeFunlak Springs.
Mr. Elliot lias 'ived the great-
to n ig h t ONLY
sta g s, sh o w s
7 and 10 t>cteck
In Which Te
To .Come!
popular Prices »
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SLIPS
A Summer Saving!
Tht fig Sift AItn Likt!
25*
Ulf* m oiich U» wrap yourt^lf in*
E slln nN nrbctn-y. ilnuhti' imn
I
BATH TOWELS
Afar*
d te iW a J
Popular lunch
eon or bridge
• 'u . U k y U Uchra. Plaid* or
striped bonier*
Sumnwri* j u i t
ahead . . . so | 1
OrrekaaMel
s t o c k u p new,
with three So* .
value towels. M
9S‘
:V or bodice top styles ofj
jiood quality allk crepe,!
trimmed with lovely laces.1
Tailored styles trimmed,
with embroidery. 84 to 44.'
by « la e k # a .'
Solid ,-ulon.
336* r*.
B ltdched pan
MEN’S IHtKSs
SOCKS
pr. |0 c
save I Very l _.
ahie I SI in- vridr
W k a rd jr.
Uekleaehed
SHEETS
BEMEMBfeR
TW* b fcU feUtj
B A T H T O W E L S
Big H eavy Double Loo pj
LAST CHANCE!
The Last Day 1
'7^- , vfj_
8 1"x9ST Nation W ide
Td.
Event m the m f
w u it « |d y k n « u l M |
Tailored White Patent
Sheer Work
FROCKS
Or Sale
<M paed quality laen la {
Short lirevr*
a i m 1 4 « - t|
SINGERS
A
•A N D A U
Vm utual C ut-out U p p e r tl
�Planning
Nearly Ten To 1
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W E R T -T h e - J E W E L E R S £
Final Official Count
la Finally Reported
By State Officials
aha will moot Mr*. WUto, th* toemabcot, la th* i au -ag an d Marry B. WotU of TaltahaoMO. aad
G. B. Know la* of BradeaMa. wfll
—
^
meet to th* m o o d prim ary M
T ALLAHABSBB, ■ Juaa 11— th* offl** o t aattonal roiaailtta*
F itiU M t Bo***mlt, la tha Flor
id* preildonttal p tr f irw w ptl- “ u o ^ L Moreau, W. P, A m id .
mary, polled ■ total of W * * Walla* N .K a lth . Prod Aadrawa
rot**, while J»**Wi A O u rtiw and A A Paniah, J r , w o n Ugh
m anh, who oppoaad Jilm . pottod for proaldantlal elector*.
Prod Aadrawa, Bldaqr J . Catta,
The** figure* «ot« announevd J r , John (Rod) 0**1* aad Bryan
by th# ototo eaamaalng board Hack w on. *la*tod dotoexU* a t
wbkh mot Friday to doctor* tha largo to th* natlooal convention.
rooult of th* flrot primary, Th* p rill ha** m * - h a lf m ta
which pot Baklgh P atto w d t In •ach.
P r a a m EataB* Alford* SdHh
V. liar long, Mr*. H, M. ftriokland and Mr*. W. B. Young wwr*
alaetad dalogataa-at-torg* (wom«n) and Uwy, too, will havo.onoh*lf rota each.
D taaoa* An* W M cta
W alla
M
Oatiaaal I t o p g l t o * *
F a a ita * a m * c S r i m * l
H o rto n * * K. Wall* JI.1 U ,
llalo* m a t WUot (M l*.
I) »T .M ft.
W«.
and btonkata will b^fentiehad la
tha l l t t h Infantry armory fur
th* man, woman may b* quar
tom l to tha todtoa' 100m of th*
aadHorlum
boul icoenmodAtioiM will b* arrangwl na*iby.
Th* M**ton will b* attondod by
John L T**ti, fkld n p n w v t o
t i n of th* Am«ricaa Bad C m *
in Florida, m ttnhan of tha Coatt
Guard and Kami communication*
dtrialona, and roomboro *f tha
Army amateur rad]*' ayttom*
from W ait Palm Booth, Palm
<n»ft* Brnch, Laha Wprth, Eoatto, Jack* r * if " oonvllk, y*r* Beach, P ort Pkrec,
Lake Placid, St. Aaguatlna. OrUndo, Tampa, Laha Helen, Valparaiap, St. PcUraburg, Winter
Heron, Clearwater, LaBetic, Sanford, Tallaha****, Quitman, Dab■ ABM PBOUD
aon Park, Galnaairilk, aad Mount
OUR BBBT1CB
Dor*.
W ATOt MUST BB
ACCURATE
1 BaQxray Iaspoetae
IcLAUUN Jeweler
i
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Congraaakmal dlatrkt datogntaa
will h e n i foil rot* each. Tboao
Tontlon at Phltod*!phto thla oloctod a n :
Plrat d l.trlet—Oporga P. ftaiwy
month at* ptodg*d to caat th*lr
and N. 0 . Robert ion.
you* in a bloc for Moo**y*ltSecond dlatrkt—J,
Graham
’ Out of Courtrramrah** total, ha
got 2M0 In HtHahoruagh county. Black and Joa Bryant Darla,
Tha rota waa taken by Dcmo- Third dlatrkt—F. A. Black aad
cratk leader* a* 0 definite an John M. Co*.
swer to report* hoard to wum
Fourth
dlatrkt—St*ph*n A.
quartan that Booaamlt waa In
dancer of to*lug Florida to No-]
I ^T
LEGAL NOTICE
a o r tc h o r a a v r w o o r u n *
a w n a i o r . layi* n a * l!i*un
n tm ttc r a* « o n » ito
rto a io a . to » u w
H M
aw a a i o o ta -
covm tt.
a iu m t
nuev.
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N olle# la M n » r * t m
U ot i
m a a tla * a t M* *waor*
18*
tond* a ttv a ta la BLAVIA D ltA U tAOE DIOTIUCT a t Baaolaala Co**« r, r i o r U a , w ilt h* b r i g , a t m a n t ii*
BTA N K f/* r r o n a m aai*
I llot rie l a t lo a O'e loo a A. M. ™
th * n t h d ay of r» » a, I» t* . t<*
tko puryoo* ot aloellna • * • 0*Por»
flo o r fo r aald P lo irict f a r a i n
ot i t n o n o n , a t which tla e lla *
• tott a a ra of land l a 't h a Diet riot
■ball r o p n o o a t aao ah ara a n * cash
m a i l ah all b* am Iliad I* y o u
In P arana o r h r proxy la w r ltla *
d u ly olanad. tor a ra ry a e ro a t
la n d o w n ed by him In n e b Dlat r l e l i a u a rd la a o
nay
ro p raao b l
t h e i r w ard*. exoculor* a n d ad m in lot r a ta ro m ay rty ro a a n t aa U ta a
o f d ecea sed portono. an d p rlfa ti
c o rp o ra tio n * m ay bo ro p ro ao n l*
Timber.
County eanmaatog board raporta from all *T eountiot .how
828,129 rote* w on caat for go*,
omor, a w o rd w ta to Florida.
Mr*. Helen Hunt Wcat of
Jacksonville, nuuwr-up to Mr*.
Je!-ctrt
GELATIN , 3 pkga.
A lert .
DOG FOOD, No 1
Cocktail
Rajah — Soprano Quality
OLIVES, 3 ax. Jar
FrL-SmtIndio, Ceylon, Java
Q u a lity D e p a r tm e n t
OUR OWN SLICED BACON
25c LB.
KILLED FRYERS 30c lb.
HENS 25c lb.
25c lb.
FANCY ROLLED RIB ROAST
WESTERN CHUCK ROAST
v 15c lb.
FANCY MILK FED VEAL RIB CROPS 25c lb.
O ur O w n T ea 1 9 c
WATER GROUND
MEAL
Albs. 9c
0U8B —■EVAPORATED
cans
■' ■»
AGON
.
j
■ ■ ■*—
F IS H D E PA R T M E N T * ''
■ FISH D E L I Y ^
ERED DAILY BY
SNAPPER STEAK 25c lb.
SEA TROUT ■.
01FR OWN
J 1"
TRUCKS
" - m
Small ■
BARS ,1U
OCTAGON
POWDER
80UB
FRESH
PRUNES
a 2 5 ‘
SYRUP
0*55
ION*
IMATOES
S ^2 S °
. — W HITE
hi,■A't
,
V hb'
V
-
J ib .p k g .
IONA — PLAIN OR 8ELF*R1SING
rv
FISH D E , L I V ERED*DAILY BY.
15c lb.
OUR' OWN
TRUCK8
Fresh Round MULLET lb. 5c
FVesh SHRIMP lb. 28c
* n<
PKGS. I l l
IONA
20 MULE TEAM
BORAX
r
LI
J
WISCONSIN CHEESE
GA.
SUGAR
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COTTAGE HAM&23CIK
SWIFTS JEWEL COMPOUND LARD 21be,23<r
YOUNG, TENDER PIG LIVER
12% c lg
WHITE B,
15c lb.
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FLOUR 5 fc 17c
37c 69c 43 s
-*'K
J ello 3 pi
BUTTER BITS
runm , i a. pto.
taO can
LARD 4 lb. eta.
CORN
3Iba,
Macaroni or Spaghetti 3 pkga. lQc
2 12-oz.pk88. ISC
’5 lbs-
2 lbs-
CARROTS
.-‘■•Si
■I i L f . L
25c — r-
V a u r a ’aMiA
[EGGPLANTS each 5c
.4 lbs.
doz.
bun.
5c
�PACK
FLORIDA
uminates *Note Of
i Deapalr’Sounded By
Cone: Scores ‘Slots’
TALLAHASSEE, Juno \2.-VP)
4 b M « ll Pattaway, Tampa canItoto f a r governor, speaking aa
gfato wida radio hookup T h an
toy nigh*, aald hs waa not th* eandfctol* a f any I
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faction, and If elaetad. ba would
b* reaponaibia only to tha paapta.
& added, however, th a t ha would
ant ha anyUIdlng to tha wtibo* of
tha faaple, and rocognlslng Flori
da aa a tourist state, ha would ancouraga racraation and enjoyment
In avary tagUisaat* way.
M a n y , who want through tha
flw t^prtm ary taropolin w,u>00t
iMm td to Wad P. Con#, ht* op
KEYNOTE
GETS ROUSING
administration candidate. Certain
ly 1 am not the anointed ana. A*
I said tn my platform, I Intend
to b* governor without being tied
to ar owned by any Individual,
group, faction or Mo* h tha poli
tic* of our state."
Pettoway rapped (lot machine*,
calling them “on* armed bandits,"
and said a* governor ba would
work for th* repeal of th a law
legalising slot machine*, and than
tea th a t they w en -n o t operated
Illegally.
ponent In tha second primary
campaign aavaral times, but not by
nnao*. H* raplM to several «Utomanta made by Con* In n radio
(pooch Toeaday night.
‘'Tim not* af despair th a t I note
In th* tnndU ntoV ipaaeh," oaM
Pattawaf, “ to a not of reaction
w hsnha'oalli on tha people to turn 11
hagk to aid tin s politics. Ours Is
I a pnxrrvaslr* state and wprtto*
I m n i m i l i s aiperisncs.
J * l am wandering If the esndluata’s experience has fortified him
srith tha londenhlp this stats
seeds In. the next four years.
* A puiay foot effort waa made
la tha first primary campaign, and
I havs heard I t In th* second prinssry campaign, to make It ^fpear th at there la some connection
between '.me and th* present ad-
.
Chamber Communists
G et Small Salaries
total
of *3jMI,*#3,5fia. thousand dollar* of loan, iaelp*-'
big principal and h t* r » t * t t !
per rent. Thla amounla to nhM ]
£2t per month on ,th* a M U i
loan, whkh w » I3.W3
By Dec. 31, 1933, orer 730,000;
application* had bean filed w itk
_____ •
th* corporation, and over 31,000*
smooo
had bean eloaed. Unit**
n n rrn from the corporation, he State* goirantro of the bond*
n II r
»j ...... nr, arriral of June 13 mean* that they the corporation by Owgroi# ■^ T5 ;
ItC lIC I
un
f l u m e s , wm ^ ,,,,,, 4, ^ t„ makAnnnthl/ 1934 Incrrased the eoluia* of ■Fev^y9 |
-------| repayment* of pilnrlpat and In- plication*, which totaled taoffj jjj*
tf^SKINGTON, Jone
It- I te m t on their loan* In*toad of than 1,000,000 In that year.
—The
feileral
gortm m ent tn trrn t on’y. Their mortage* errst of lending activity waaj
midnight tonlrht wil* clone | were made *ithe early montha j reached n the *n»t half of
1934 ^ I
i u n to further loan* on home*, of the ciwpoMitlon*s work, before when 3S1.341 I*®"* w ,r t n **r
yX
lb the HOLT ready to apend Conrre*, repealed that portion of
A* lending tapeted off In’1935, > a
I M it
IS
yeara getting the Act which allowed bonower* ^
corporation deeelopod Ita , , -s
100,000,000 back again. Official* an nptlonil moratorium on prin- liquidation organisation to whichJ
d the emergency demand for elpal payment* until Jnne 13, gradually the majority of *tn- ... I .J
HI mortar'- refinmclng wti* I93A. These borrower* will h u e p'oyeea have been tranafavTSd^r « , ,1
«r. The v»M *um lent by th e| a period of twelee year* In which phj, org.*nll*tlon I* mpon*lt>l*
j
«ncy alnce June 15. 1033, era*' to "a7 off their loan. and own (oT thabilling anJ.coJlectlonof th* > .
uto aeaUaHo to more than their pripertle* free of debt.
1,000,000 monthly Inital'm eni H-’ |
>00,400• home owner*
'* Loan* mule tu the remaining count*, for litigation and for tha, *
U p to Kay 2R, th e eo rponilloT 1 T2H.C0G bor*ciw*r* v i t r n d o v e r i 1m Aftaffem ent and b*Ic of
I i
d clostd 1,010.112 Inan* through- 15-year te rn and ar* repayable propel He* a* th* corporation to
' .<
Prnrtlcjlly t* n y e'lgiblc npyllcation tor relief trcelred ha* been
■€ completed a* a loan The otlgiV M |, a .t d M n e i t i u e t o l l l a b o r .
ro»*r» were taken up by the
corporation through ntHangv of
m ortage'
It* bond* <with
Uie i—
—_ -
.
0t the bor- __ _
I
w
That* Price* PROVE IT1
Delegates to the Republican National Csnvsntlon In Cleveland ar* Shewn cheering madly St the eanelu
•Imi • ( Senator Fj vdorlck Stolwor'o koynoto speech. The Oisgeiitin keynoter brought • atann af ap
ale wee when he f ile d Pretldont Roeoevolt a “ Now Daal Caeaar" and docHod “falsa humanitarian!*™.'
'
(Associated Pro** Photo)_____ _
____
ack • Draught
Relief Is Prompt .
And Refreshing
Quantity Klghta Reserved
liavr —to keep IlUckI) caught hsmly m they o n take
a il"«r fur prompt relief a t the Tlret
sign " f rrn e tiiu ti m.
"I Inin- uenl Black-Draught a
. •
.
V
1>«U- limn, shout a* Uwg^-fkmS V
r .u r« member, ami have n peck• i ..n m* .h r’l now ,’ write* Mr
Rhi-rmun Rnscd, of Evrn«*lllo,
Trim. “I toko Black-Draught for
ronxtipnrion wh'ch csu-<-. hratl-
IIright Yelluw Juley
*
L e m o n s d z l7 c
Tc*a* Im j r r y.-rrta<toww«cr
IVELV0 C O F F E E
BUTTER
Land O' RunShilw,
f rr s h
from I h r c h u rn
SUPER QLEO
lb
15c
Calory largo ttelk 9c
Lettuce critp head V/ic
SUaka — Chops
Short Order*
TO M A TO ES
4 Ihw.
Celit. Plum*
lb
9c
lUc
PEANUT BUTTER
9 |o g f a T onight'.
s e o R rs
■ to *
We Have The Values-
Plate Lunch 30c
w<*
|
►vemment Till Is To Mmf
Closed To Further]
110 N . P irfc A vd.
No.1.Covert Charge. Eal,
drtak^and enjoy nit even
ing at leant one* each
*
Lllion u o iia r s
JIMMIE’S
Quirk Lunch
Free Dandiig
In Tlie Club Room
n
JilV DeglDS JOD
^
§
> *§ r t l l o r t i n n
L U IlC U lU g
> ||*
IN
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Piggly Wiggly Will
Give Chevrolet Away
Om of th* moot Interesting con
test* ever staged la this section la
now being. conducted by Plggty
Wiggly, Believing that customers
can maka many raluabla sug
gestions whkh will resu lt'In Im
proved carries and better stores,
Piggly Wiggly la offering C4
prissa for tha best fwggostions
submitted.
F irst prise Is a new 10M Chev
rolet; second Is i 135.40 grocery
order; third a 115.00 grocery or
der; fourth n 110.00 l i neary or
der. Tha nest M prises are |L 00
grocery, orders.
Rn’ee o f the contest are simple.
Full detail* and entry blanka may
Aa obtained from any employee,
th e eonlest started a few days agn
and wilt coma to a close on July
rvf p
G r a p e l a m « •« !- 2 1 c
S P EC IA L FLAVORS
THIS W EEK— U
OLD-FASHIONED
Pineapple
I
Buttered Pecan
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
* JUNE „
FREE
DELIVERY
17 E. 1st S t
Phone 236
Banana Nut
G O LD MEDAL S Ibt 25c 12 tt>« 53c 24 fee 9Ttf
Libby Cut Boots no 2 cons
3
for
Libby Tomato Julco no I cons
2 for
G o . Pimiontoos 4-ox cons
3
for
Happyvalo Poos na 2 cons
2
for
Libby Comod Boof Hath
2 no. I cons
Sardinos l-ib ovoi cons
3
for
Libby Fruit Cocktoi!
2 no.'I cons
Rosodoi* Poors
2
no. 2'/j cons
Gropofruit Julco
3
no. 2 cons
tom atoes
I milen out on DaLand Rd.
Fresh Tomatoes
LA R G E
TEN D ER
LARGE
F l c k l a s Sweet Mixed, 24-ox
FRESH
25c
15c
l4o
19c
!9o
25c
25c
35c
25c
Anaonri* Taxturntad Vcgatola
Lard
Fresh Corn
20C dozen
^
49c
J o lO loo Cream Pow.
Poet Toosttos
2
ALL PLAIN
L
Aik fir Dttmih mhk
AtkfkrOHmthmlih
O I T D O L 3 fa
■;*
i* n~
BAS CITY FANCY STAMPED BEEF
TO BUY THE BEST. TfcY THE pEOT ONCE.
YOUNG
Ga. Sugar CANE SYRUP
U
Z
n ^ p i g l O
c
s o o p 2 « ^
1 5 C
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�FLORIDA
m isU tu ,
itibUcana Outline New
at form Fot November;
iand Money Is One
jjWJtUtHD, font 1
|
a
m o m of Um pertinent
«■ which U« Republican
tf will campaign for th# rtreot a RepubUcwn President In
an
fik v
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ha pawor* of Cbngrea* b w i
i aaofpod hr th* Pre.Ment.
(tho Hew Deal) baa been
i of frightful waste and
engines, using . public fund*
•rtiaau political pgrpoaa*.
a* bred fear ami bciltatlfin
In aowimarr* and laduetry, Urn*
dUaaoraglng now
enterprises,
presenting employment and proA 'J a ^ te g tho dopreoalon.
•
It l i e coerced and Intlmidatod
Satan by erlthholdlng relief t*
Uioaa opposing Its tyiunnical pol
-7 l c I t t .
Appaala to passion and rlaaa
prejudice ham* replaced reason
a a i tolerance.
Th* patty pledged Itself to re• slat a>l attempts to lmp.fr th*
auSwrlty of th* Supreme Court.
To prooaret th* American syotem of free enterprise, privet*
competition and equality of op
. poriuntty, and to seek Me eonataat betterment In tho Interest*
of all.
.
On re-ensployment the party
adsneatad.
'
Rameval of raatrlctlon* on pro
Withdrawal
Aram
'ROOSEVELT- OFF,
FOR
SOUTHWEST
>
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LANDON1TES
WOQ DELEGATE
ALICE
,
»
*
PEGGY ANN HEARS KEYNOTER
CHAIRMAN SNELL COMES TO TOWN
£ HICKEN A LA KING
ON TOAST
,
G R EE N PE A S
CREAM ED POTATOES
HOT ROLLS & IUTTTER
C O FFEE
*R1A
or any 5c DRINK
ly erga at faalt.
.
The officer reported that Bolly'
LEO All
and 'a companion war* riding bi
er*!** on either side of th* roed.
Brown approached from the rear| ...
and sounded hit bom. Th* M- ■ndereiaiw*
cycles, accardiag to Deputy Eat- jK l'« « ru lV
ridge, attempted to chants aides i.'ireiill IN,sir
and they ro’lUed In the middle of
n fj
th* med. an) Rally w*. .truck by m iSt.i7.M i
th* koto.
| n*a*it WIIJ
Yonag Bolly'* companion, who JcTnlT^ai'-TCJ
was unnamed In the police re- arnex IATloK
port. wa. unlnlured.
E X S T Y i.
ALSO
N tm c u
...
-
CHOPPED 8IIEY
(nerved on rice)
PI.ICED TOMATOES
AHOT ROI.LS
•
C O FFEE o r T E A ......AOc
ALL K IN D S OF
TO ASTED SANDW ICH
S A L A D S A SOUP
fieeareasman Bertrand H . *nell *f Mew York. perm.sen! chairman
*f the Republican National convention, waves a (feetlng tai the erwsm
Ogee am arrival la Clavtland. Behind him I* Mr*. BnalU (Aaaoeldta*
Pro** Photo)
DRUG STORE
‘V
hop* that In this generation
United Rtales, by its own eum ple,
ran maintain and help to maintain
principle* by means of pasca rath
er than by mesne of war.
"The pioneers ami th# liberators
of Texas, looking down on ua tolay. would I am certain, say 'amen'
to that."
New Meat. Market
r
South
L a n d o n ’a
To
l l'H ll s w e
'ShVtel'
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Convention
Wt r nm
ru e
Uwl
permitting states to adopt loth 1
legislation as may lie necessary
adequate y to protect s t n e a ~mnd
rhildren In th* m atter of maxi
mum hour*, minimum wages, sad
working romiitluns. This obliga
tion we rxpnnt rsrape. The canventlon adracatc* ‘a eoand rerrrncy to ba preoerve.1 at all haxards' I egroa that 'the first requl
site to a sound and atai-U curren-y
Is • halanred budget.' Th* aecnntl
3t
L M rin
ks i n
,
" o
'
*
•
to w n !
is — mixed the way you like th em ------
s. L iq u o r
•
S to r e
Rraoidont Roooevoii la ohawn puttln* th# finishing'taseahaa *** hi*
W i i i t l l ohortty befort leaving Wathlngton for a trip thraugh A retin
ae*. Tosae and Indiana. He aald the oddraiMt weald he Matartcal
he nature and that in* trfp was net Intended t* via with the Rtpublt•- . •
c s ssa stie n fee attontlon. (Aeaecleted Prate Whet*)
•> K sns.d). Is el) own In fti*
V^ree** apaaatl of
Ben.tor Broderick Stelwer at th* nepuhllaan Natlenal Convention In
Clartiend. Beside, her I* Robert BnovedaiVt"* *f 0 #y- Landon’e aid**.
Peggy Ann seems YS'b*. getOhi VlNTB.BHdC'nB* V.' •
€ U IwM
lim b .It the Oemocrel*. (AesoelaUd Press Phels)
TORAH SPURNS ‘STOP LANDON* DEAL
,INV. LIQUORS— W IN E S— QEER8
,
PHONE 2R8
PARK AVE.
HE TALKS IT OVER WITH *CY
A lla * RooMvelt Lengwarth'a vat# goes ta Rabart T a ft af Okie an tha
firs t ballot, but It's ovldont John D. Hamilton (top lo ft) and Ka-O avornor H tn ry J . A llan a f Ksnsaa hap* U got It foe-Oev. A lt London on lit e r
ballots os thoy wee hor fever during th* Republlean Mtlleoel Conven
tion at C leveland. M tenwhll* L a n d in '* floor loader at th* convention,
Rop. Joseph M artin (botow lo ft) w a* working at tap speed, talking w ith
Senators Capper (centar) of K an sas and M etcalf of Rhode Island.
(Aoaealatad Pres* Photo*)
fISms.etP"** » • - Ms— n.»<
h . .*.„•
Plan far Eaferterfua* • *pot hy Ram Houston'* men.
” . y
' LAKELAND, June 12—Petl- seem* to have been Jcat Ifled hy
is of honoat ,|on)|
j uni„r chamber the natural rohnliatlan i f laler
.r* fnr
of Commere* Will Hr«taU at pal'H y e i« . Bft thee* here#* gave ns
f unemploy- during the sdrond primary law* mora than larrltnry-the* aet an
PROUD PAPA AGAIN AT 96!
T e le g r a m
MOnOOOlY
( hlHelOrg Hit
RV KOOSCVelt
<»
I
FOR ONLY
C ity police first iitreatlgsted th* K in ,I !>-**»•
accident hot turned It o r rr to the
.!er*rhr..»
* "Ctvl.iaetton. also.'' he Bald, county because of out of m uaicip.) !>i«ii— t and i
"
|*' th* f»«"t
•‘ha* not yet mad* It unnedeeeery, luriadictlea.
for men to die In hattle to lus- •county because It waa out of m iA " . ' " T I i w * ' "
J l ' » » l hoars
tain principle. It la, however, my Inicipal jurisdiction.
g s n ^ n j are esfd t# iha (i.ill.' on the nccaslnn of the
The rndahy Packing Company
many In the South- j ,In* gn nmoff primary, acc.r.l
' Ing to ilevla ion of the JayCee*. A will psiichllih a meat packing honse
in Albmy. fia.. which will be In
V l x " " ;0
committee ha* l«cn appointed
• already oeeif aollc- nla||, the- necessary arrangement*. operation by September, accord
i t 1 ,n*. ^ u"i •*' .Signatures of approximately AVI, ing to communlratlona Wcelvad
* ii °n” hai yat to <|ualifU>>l voter* will ,e re<|iiired hrre today by C. iR. Dawson, coun
action on tha proh, Vf lh# , | wtlon c*||,d..
ty farm agent.
Mr. Dawson. In pointing out th*
I
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aay aald yesterday - .
«
.
importance of the m#*t Industry In
the South, ra Ird attention to an
apnarantly I* divided
A lU l
Atlentic Cneit line rallwav let
.
*ka Jayraa'i battl*
t
«
¥ ¥ e.
ter which recalled that th* Xing'au
h*H th* lotUry form of pamlng.
a<Mbd, however, that th*. rvn
n
I'ncking Company has formed a
connection w(lh the Dotham Pack
«M^r*d ta he m o 5 ' i n
ing Company Tn Dotham. Ala.
f*YOr °*
“»•" a ta lw t K. ,
J _____
------clllxen over
i aupplemenr , to provide
■uffl.-lrat lo
'rom want
example which In itaalf la a glarbme hnrttage. a joet cause for
*tot* and national commemora
tion."
Mrs) fooght al San factnto, the
President added, for principles
they lnred more dearly than their
Beet Aall-Mkl Raftrraduai
r. | FfHtT PIERCE, Jon# tl. -A ref>t erendum on t)M !jue*tio n of
if wlielher slot machines shall tr
II nutlawml in Rt. Lucie enunty will
i* he bought by tba local Junlir
chamber of commarcr. It ha. been
Junior
Chamber announced. Petitions . requesting
>t drawings wa* d#- thii submission of thl* Quest Inn to
ham perl■< regulal
PA G E
39 lioaih. Ham* Si IUot. run •
•ion nhoull eoeer the entire poetoffice deportment.
"ALF M LANDON."
r ia n t for clrculatWig th* papers
will b* made a t a eouaty-wldc
meetlbg to ba bald at I P. M .
June Tf, la th* municipal court
T S1— «.
TH E 9 A N F 0 R P H E R A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA
Saturday Only
6*#*.
competition
iU
b~*rtr fa Bsmiaoto Cpartjr. J
V Inn.lu. (<»•v lt :
iwainatita al I M Norlkw iat .1
Corner •*( HTikom I, T«pw*sfcif» ,
I vt#w it. it
Ih rflN
Hut
*ltfc. OfQMta
twniH* S.llft* cfcninn.
in vac*
roMib
S.»S • d*airia poralUl
*ith Hi* Wr*i Yin* of M l i r M *
ih ftio Woo, oursllrf wflm
i|«nv\H
A»*nn*
< >4$ cbiln i,
tit* i.\ • !Ci-rib !•&( . hsinn to
ih# pUInt #*f t»»a Innlu « (U « »
•
n g M -w f-p a r for U * n n » Art*
n r »*n |hr North nimI Kanfet'd A w n 4* «*n (k « W*«t )
K lU tl) It. WllaatN.
A* b r".fa l U<isl*r. ,
a
n rirrm . j k ,
.^olioitur for ru im ir r .
..
went Imunnee.
Labor; PioUct the right of la
bor to organise anad to bari-:ln
rollertleely through repmeotatlvaa of J ti own choosing.
Rapport the adoption of »tat#
lawi and Interstate cogipicu to
abollah awMt shops and child labob and to protect woman and
cbildrea with respect U mailmum boon, mialmum wage* an>i
working canditiona. Wo kali***
that thii can ba dona within th*
I Agriculture: To focillUU aco/Conetltutlon aa It now eland*,
nomlt'j| production and Ipore***
consumption on a haul* of abundanco Initead of (earthy.
, A national land, aao program,
restoration of Und 'resource*,
ample farm credit.
To prorldo In uoo of egrieultural product* of which ther* are
exportable turpluaaee, the pay
ment of reaaonablo benefit* upon
tho domestically cohadmeJ firthm of auch crap* 'In ‘ order* td
mako tho tariff effective.
ol
m
THE MELODEARS
Snturdny1* tides: low, B:S 4 A.
M. and D :ll P. M .; high. 1:09 A .
M. nnd C :M P. M. Ron rUed K:2fl
Ooorg* lease Hugh**, tha Confodorat* votoran of Now Born, R. 6 *
who bosom* a father si H It s proud pap* oga'n at H . A dawgntafb
Mary Qortrudo, was born to him and hit 2B-yo»r.*ld wit* 1b men Usd
after th* birth of tholr ton. Prsnhlln Rootovolt. Pop* Hugh** la halds*1
lag franklin Raeaovolt and In bod II* hi* wit* and Mary Oartrwgm
(Astoelattd Prtea Photo)
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12:07 A . M.. sola 1 2 4 7 > . M - V
CAROLINA
STUDENTS
IN UPRISING
* a .
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AS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OPENED
t h e r e
LANDONITES
" C y ," a seddlo hero*, la th* prolerrad mount af Qov. A ll M. Land
vyha hot boon fond af riding tine* a bay. In raoont month* th* gavori
ha* noglootod golf, but h* rides "C y" whenever passible. They i r * th a
ebeve. (****« IsUd Pro** Phete)
&
A friend of outs Is tho wife of * seafaring man.
knows w hit "charting a coiirseH means. She beHer thilrts AM the adver
Before she stolrls j| shopping
Here's .ft
ices of th ii paper
i plots her ootirwe.
here’s a good hu>
HOOVER HAILED AT CONVENTION
hundred* * f Indignant parents aaat and Be
f Paul a . Daniel, eupaHntanBdsrt af eehaa
ita pa Tided through th * etroeta In praiaat
af Chalmara I . Weealnger, vateren print
gheol. B ays or* shown ta rry in g a "oaffln
m ss.
T O O K h u b ao4 Ik * to w d r o u ^ o o i
p at m 4
W d S p e c ia l , ami y m fn ta d
S tfo o e th h i+ n n lttW , « y t h i n | b t
It’s M in its b d M •, U o |ih and bfwadlfa
amnia, atratefa-out ppaw i t anppBaa to dri'
p oip entfcr* aliV e .
“Certainly ” she
y
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H
DANGER SPOT TO WORLD PEACE
. atep up
tree*
your d reu n t.
I T a b i i i s I t t s o w w - U h p w 'l ( p u d a b O lk i
• •tlly l a a l a r , o r $ ithrer k aanlda*! thrill by
Torn! Ms quick rcBpotut/ tba a m ooih ocu «t U
I t’i M i ■h tke ampin ol its qtwftly, w
■tiiTH ~i— r met Jed Soli and « t m and
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MANCHOUKUO
ev
H A ||lN
mH'
Pecific
Oceen
sn sw
�m m w m w m m
Azalea*
TQ, ROLLINS CREW
Downin
Palm Beach Star Of Billy Hill's ‘Jake’ la
Co a r t s Smother* Defeated For First
Orlando Exponent Time By Own Get
Frallck (
Safeties
l& LoBe Ti
OeLsjnd Redo w slked
rlth th e flra t c a m s r t
tduled
doubleheader
S an fo rd a t th e local
* to d a y by
D ean, on th e mound
viaitor*, gave u p onjy
Frank Gaerntey Sanford DogWini
Fall*; Hendrix Three Firsts, One
Forge* Forward
Me m p h is c o tw r n r r
DAYTONA BKAi
c lu b .
Jodta Whir*'* ring!
fa th* twelfth , m
from third b***.
An l«i» • 1 to I, «
lender* r e f t
Voo~ Frail
'•mite* the At
Bosch, Fla, the favorite, dTopoej I
Frank Goamaaf, OrUoda, Fla,
8nartman.- Bps
*li end walked
•ceded No. 5,
U , M j
Arthur
Headrick*; U kibnd, He. I p'#r•r. defeats W o n WeetorfleU.
J r , New Orleen*. He. 8, ( 4 , 4-3;
Hemrar PotU, N<v 8, MetapkU,
rtatoi heae on • hlpk O r to’WSM
■topped young Louis Tannin, a
„ J0* backstop. U taking It caay lerfrid I f Horten. Pa atk* knot- ±7
ismqn u# itolHiw College1! v anity craw, take their order* from a girt She ia Cet-| fallow t m i m n , S-7, 4-f, t-1,'
*e*re Ip th q . ninth,when **
land Ernie Batter, Hew Ort**n«.
thooo days while a youngster, ♦M
.
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__
.
Stoarna
(adhtad a t right). 110-pound or.un.ttr t»-ed from Patarbore, N. H. Other* in tlwi; No. 4,. defeated Hogh Shelton,
O aart’ wu’ked. want te sccon* an r
o l)# i it Iteming enough about a electa by Andrew)
W|i um« ufchlng te take the efif "nd crowd
„
„u Martin
_ _ _ _ atolo third e.ew, toil to righti II. UWj.ed Brown Beatrice, N t h ; Horace P, lAbbott. Malroee, Maas.; Ralph Little,jiParte, Trim- 0-4, 0-1.
irew wildly AihefUld, K. C t Do.ii, d ’ MaUtowi, Ukalind, FU.; W irrtn C. Hum*, Chicago; George H. Wadd.il, J! P ier ran true to the matching
*° ‘hW
hi an attempt to prarant Qroeoflrid, 0 .) YAHam 3h*g, Bnff.lo, N. Y , and W tlaon Sojnlon, Lakewood, 0 . (AP Photo)
hi th e women'* • matches' the.
wm9J hupU«
wV
u .mhm °*b£' U ft .the
ttoel.
’innod Ore w*
ep a thro* ran lead wkUk
(efficient to a a r a r i the
an until the feerth atoaan
Oelaearflla romped arondd
3“
^ " a LSanford.
fo rd
a ^ to
Ike ^eiith
again
1‘
5
"2uZ
2 2
| a . Lila Porter, the No. 8 aeadid
•U r from Mobile, Al*T defeated
,n u,, twrtfUi, Andrew, walked
A p f
HI t f O W I l
<U iiW
P a l m a ™ .‘h
D U l
•* t « " t
ZL
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S«t * • • aeeend high man In
l lecml lineup with thre* aafe*'
• b
four tripo^ Swindell
CHICAGO
lu n T i T X u : OT -AUGUSTINt, Jgtia lA -Bo*
dee, Bernoa and Cturv found {
A A rth o tJ ^ T h i* " a m l i ^
th*
hor,u,« c f H trm rn
k oppoeltlon for two hit# each. KhTraThe^^ome ^ r e leader MwUw th# 8*l#ta WnW
V
i
,
ro#,
mo°
,
r
'
iimoly
hitting
hem
yesterday to
Te a aomowhat pnintorgotlmr ito
, In hla action* sine* hb atonny , )n o w
g |T 8, In the
mo tho 0 *Mtn added tho day* with th* Chicago White So*, FloHd . BUU t o m
'
arid# of leng-dlaUaeo hitting.
W ar and MeDougaP meb knt ho haap’t lost tho gift of « . Argnatlno halted McMullen
*ght hold of Krider*i offtrings brisk' repartee. The Great Man, far nine hits; driving hom# a p*|r
now playing with tho Cbldigo of run* in the second frame, aM
J-a reugd tripvar...
(h*tho field. Oqtaeevlll* nldel Mil)*, a aomi-profetalonal club, added throe more on three hit#
bring ridden by tho fan* ,ta In the fifth. iM gatonV utpM and
Oatlgo to thair record, bv raoord* was
o rooeaS gem*. On* In portkular Medlar*’ tingle gave St!1A»gu*tM*
m foer fast .douhke plea*. •
wia on him.* Shirr* atood .11 it* airih run In th* eighth.
KfMolten led th g ' Unlvoralty >about
'five Imting*, thin walk*! Not only did Modior hurl at*.s!fon In b itin g with three aafe-'
m In flag ..Jrinn. to . help the
Payton* Brack
I t Aegeatlae
pe On ffait
And Sleep Before Bout
.
N - ^ J W W W '- •aid Blackburn, -unlrat I'm fat
"*nf"rV
“ v i * * /p ert* trail to wrong. Wokld I lake J to b that
Imytoea
?* t4lf-snjl talk to Joo Louie and
be the M it worlJ champlonT
jltT lK
hl^ handlera ae they orill the Bur*. how long wl I tht light laal! i
/? r Jf** Mg Dfbt Dututo 'ceuao you novar o n toil bet I '
...
agalaat Mai Schmattag T M ndty if w* can win th# iu»t round weh*
night. •
, g0|n t* get it over quick. Yaa,- *«- *-*>Bl*
Sleepy . . Joe l*ul., a growing wo got pbna to Ikk hchmallng pfiuifo"™b
young man who llkea to aaf and but thrt'a iotwoen mu and Joo. No v .» r. rk
•loop, lant noglocting aflhor. In one otae can know that."
perfect trim, he goo* through tho
AWKHICAn I.M IK tta
required training routine hipplly
W»M I^W|
end confidently and then forgot*
IbMlne
- I* M
■bout I t
A* a boat of Intervlewara, among
tte m aharp raperirr* who have
cracked
•port* haidaat poker
face*, ctoiUrad arouai him yaptor-
doy, Jo* moroly pulled on'id# tgg
rent moplh organ, for the,J i m lew
Pkllecilpaie
llreoklr"
)•
I*
driving content with >W(
and won out on hi* margin efimiperlority la pawn- and place*,
manta,
i
si
it
f M l t r l w k lUeette.
Cklcaan * i goatee *.
Ptjll«.T.tnhU II ; m. LmmI*
X? at“ ClaelaaMI,
Pm‘hu'*h'
Brevhlrn
mtauto* with an .occasional .grunt
0R8 - WINES
ilrw t. If
•porta, but Joatph Nleolosl, noted Raboltar wia th* cm!
Ntw Tort aeulptor, I* completing cellori two WU, while
a now rtprooonuilon, “Th* Hour with a triple and g d
of Victory," Thl* la a maa«u> Glbqon and M*o|*r wjth i
.lino figure poatd by Chart** At- abgiaa tach, stood ant or
bin, who ha* twice won th# Utl* offtnae.
of tho world’* meat pfrf.ctly do.'
------------------▼oioped man.
Delicious
RXH1BIT ART
Fifty tarpon war* Itfhlod i
CHICAGO, Juno llj- W l- A r t
T~****f \
«
lovera wh* ar* also fooihe'l and brtaWat t to total ngmUr
knaahaJl f#a* am showing no lit**"*• * * ? > u i m Ho Interact in tovomi patatlnga
■im i i o r a — am
rihlbltod by tbo Chicago NoKlury
W —W .'
Jieiotr of Arttits, Robori CV
0
v J
lupphK University of lUlnola\
U— t.ETTKR .V R iilK t
tMtesas*
S t Charlie
t S SGrimm
K efS lha
t
C W m * ^ C u to
m
THE STANDINGS
half ef the twelfth with a ilngl*
** •-* ^ W B I T HEAR PAR
f a t he waa ranghl ■* tf flrat.AtowddnM 11 Sparkman then rtrwvk out BflfcM.
who icii
l*d ma
In »*
to pinch hit h e Fralltb, and
't
~ • l> ILUV-Bam
y ■f ■ usui rParry,
r tifi
whh
Wir In their half ef the ninth field e f mow than MOO enlHee lit MrNalty.
Uily one* alee.
the National Open* golf d um p Ionlh a local backstop, had *hlp qualifying round., hat an
_ 0PF
*** b’*t« bf im a g e ef 7 I J for U round* of
himaeu to A rt hlto In golf played ever the court* ef
• °P lagym rigg three tk* Birmingham country c ub
for Qaaltory, In- a n .
m
the t e i eetter la
'*» prince Mlcbiri
U O C T n V renterfleld for . clean ilngl* and
.Lose Gift Of Gab AMarita toTtf* *tto’uandm'
u,l.
two Judgr* could ,
i a ameetJon and a '
ed Ip. %The .ded-i
rieoNto,
lutatiaea en display.
e .w r .1
»
O P H F ID U ? f
I
,J
f l.m h u it# l
JStUU'i
r^ssc;^
Vndo Sport w boat aettor dog
In' th* thaw m d than .advanced
over F u ll, aimed by A. A. FiMl,
�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, OlfhW.
And W alei fra n sp o r U tlo o
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NUMBER 198
SANFORD, FLORIDA SATURDAY, JU N E IS, 1938
Calls Goto
Japan Lands Emperor
Flags
As Acting Premier
Marines Near
Are Unfurled
Canton, China
At Key West
Nava) Officer Says
Seven Battleships
Are Ready To Move
To Canton At Once
France Turns
Down English
League Plan
ROOSEVELT PLEDGES NATION TO ‘BROAD PURPOSES’ OF CONSTITUTION
Britain Would Reor
ganize League Into
Small Regional Sec
tions For Security.
Dixie DeAth Toll Stet
At Nine As Winds,
Lightning* Scourge I
Expansive A r e a s
Suggest Canceling
Italian Sane ti on 8
JACKSONVILLE. June lJ.-tff*)
—Southeast storm warning* re
mained up In the Key West area
today as Weather Bureau me
teorologists charted the course of
n tropical disturbance near Yu
catan On the Mexico coast.
The storm, described *■ one of
slight Intensity, was moving north
westward on s course which would
carry It away from Florida snl
PARIS. June 13.— (A P)—
m AMOY. China, June 13.—
Into Mtxlco If continued. The
i Authoritative sources raid
weather In Florida was somewhat
^JP a P )—S’* deatroyera and
I today th at Franco will r#affected, the Weather Rursuu said.
i jeet tho British proposal to
one cruiser of the Japanese
F unis Goto' ( sbors), the etrone
Vessel*
north
of
Yucatan
and
I rr-nriranizt* I.cngui* of N»*
navy arrived here today and nationalistic lender, was command Gulf Campeche and squalls to
• Units members into region*!
landed Marines. The land ed by Emperor Hlrohlto to form take precautions against fresh
groups as "destructive to th#
ing of the Marine*. It was a new govern mant for Japsn and shifting winds and sqtsalls extend
rn tirr structure* of collecUv#
said, was to protect Japa serve as sc tine premier after ing over a wide area.
sifu rity .”
Four
men
were
killed
and
four
Premier
Okada
and
two
other
nese lives and property. A
Tho British plnn was re
cabinet members were slain In sn Injured last night near Cross City,
Japanese naval officer stat- uprising of rehallipus soldier*., Florida, when lightning struck n
Some of th* 30,000 people who greeted president Roosevelt at th* Arkansas Centennial celebration In Utile lliwk are shown ’Isti-n- ported as advancing two Idaaa:
w o d - th a t seven v«wds were] ' ‘ “
vlll continue to attempt solution of economic tnd social problems under tho "bn»s I •ne. cancellation of sanctions
v
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— - r |n w ^ ft
throughout the southeast
• t a moment's notice In c m of
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Ktliiopla;
two,rsvUten
w C tfckyt'‘.
yesterday,
(Northcentrxl North
neeeaalty.
league covenant with particular
Caroline,
northwestern
South
Car
Reports of hoetUitiea between
emphasis on Article Ifl which pruolina and the axtrame northwesttho forces of the Central (Nan
vble* an obligatory application #t
im
part
of
Georgia
reported
rains
kins) government and of South
sanctions by n'l members when
heavy
enough
to
break
s
long
China were roeeivad here today.
voted.
drought
and
arrest
crop
damage.
Skirmishes are eeld to ham* oc
Two were killed by llrhtnlng at
Sources close to th* French
curred alone the Fukien border.
Anniston. Alabama, while cross
foreign office said Franc* fount
Die detachmenta of the Naning a field after a swimming par
little fau't with the first proposal
klne (central) government army
but could not accept th* stcond
lywere believed daneerously cloee
Near Fort Payne, Alabama, a
because France already was lis t
to
treope *’ of
the
militant
COC worker was killed when a bolt
to four nations which did not cor*
Canton (South China) goveruripped through a *hed. A young
for
rrglnnal sanctions.
This
m * t to d * .-T „
mother standing on the porch of
The organisation matting of th* ficials Indicating thslr Intention
group would link her alto vrith
Conservadbn leaders both In TALLAHASSEE, June , IS — h tr home at Monro*. North Caro
National Guard Association of of being among th* registrants
Spain, Italy and Switzerland.
M o d k in e'fid Chntra reluctantly Cf)—‘The Supreme Court today lina, was instantly killed but htr
.
, k. i Florida I* aehaduled to optn at are Gen. Vivian Collins, adjutantPlan*
for
Impressive
believed hoetUltlea declared that Florida cities'can ■mall son with bar escaped strlSeminote County, official b*l- 6 p ^ tod, y
th, jU y f.lr no40-Hour Rill
Injury.
- - K , negro„ m*t, desth lot to ba used in th* Juna 23
hc^ (|UtK, n ot tha mllltery general of th* state militia; Col. uira for Ihe observance of Nationnot legally borrow money from
Preston
Ayr**
of
the
124
Infantry:
si
Flag
Day
were
completed
last!
ch[
^
‘
S
’0f
while worktsg In • field ewe* U> j second primary tltction waa dla- fonv, nt|on.
ng end usnton
Col. Homer W. Heeterly of 116th I night by the -Sanford Klka lodge' giving
, ,
„ orW. r. of L____
southern troop*. the federal government to finance Charlotte.
played yesterday In the office of
workers
Franc*__a
Approxtmately
100 National field artillery: Col. Jamet P.
bile
Improvements
without
sill
O.
P.
Herndon,
clatfc
of
th«
cir
Guard
officer*
from
2?
Florida
•elate* approval a t freeCoombs *f th# I04lh engineers; Monday night at 6 u’riock In th*| ^
S iT ^ S A
cuit court. ^ - •
r - patts wfl) attend, according to an
If th e n Is any poaalbimy
Col. Mayra R. Woodward of th* fraternity's clubhouse.
wilhd rawing.►
The
ballot*
w
en
available
In
eetlmtte
mad*
thle
afternoon
by
!■».•***
nf
his
labor mraaSaa
that takes may bars to" be levied
286 artillery: and Col. J. H.
Fred F. Durner, exulted ruler,
A Nanking spokesman said kin In mseting obligations.
Judge Sharon’e office to all per- Capt. George \V. MeRory of th* 8p*ngler of th* state staff.
l>y the upper house _
In |M M | t t
today
said
the
service
would
con
government still hoped to effect
tone who exp«ct to be absent local post.
peed • settlement of caralytio#
Decisions were handed down In
sist
of
the
presentation
of
all
Th*
two
principal
addresses
of
n settlement of Issues /ending to the esses directly affecting PWA
" ’T ’
from their precincts on election I LL-Col. J. C. Hutchison, corn- th* assembly will ba given by flags that have (Jown over strikes.
• *
the hostile Canton gestures. He loans for n sewer system at
day, and several took advantage (mandant of the Banfoiv) guard Major Fred If. Davie who will us* United Slate*. Esplsnatory re
A hack to work movaoM#!
added significantly:
of
th*
absentee
method
of
voting.j
unit
Is
slated
to
deliver
th*
ofLakeland and a gas plant In
“The National Guard Association marks and the history of the throughout tho nation see mag I#
“Dut the notional gvvemment Sebring, but Indirectly affected
Personnel In th* judge’s offke flctal address of welcome to vlelt- of Florida" a* hi* subject; and banners will lie hyanl.
he spreading faster than
Is fully prepared for emergen- publk projects In many Florida
buay
accepting
absentee
Ing
officers
at
1
o’clock
Sunday
Sunday’* thies: low, 0:32 A. M.
Col. L. J. Jenkins who will speak
I’tincipal address of tho oc strikes. Demonstrating
clee."
cities for which a.total of 8111,- and 10:52 P. M.; hlght, 3:14 A. M. vote* from person* who are b*l- morning.
on -The National Guard and the casion will be dsliversd by the In Part* were orderly under
Among th* high-ranking of
While Nanking la undoubtedly 548,000 la federal funds already and 3:88 P. M. Sun rtaa* 6:58 A. lot ing In other eountiea end
<C«air»«#4 0 « Past riva l
Hon. Alto Adams, district deputy eye* of mobile guards, who
striving to avoid civil war, Gen sought.
M., act* at 7:211 P. X. Moon rlaai stutrs. Approalmately lfiO tick
grand master of Florid* Ka»t, vented mass demonstration* amt
eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek |s
The major question before the 12:41 A. M., seta a t 1:42 P. M.
ets of that nature wer* accepted.
Order of the Elks, and second arrested persona who rsfuisd to
nnt overlooking preparedness.
court in the* raise wee whether
vlca president of the' Florid* obey orders to keep movlig *fl
, The ballot, a* released by
Florida cities end ether political
Dr. W. S. Allen, pnwUent of.
Herndon, is a* follow*:
the streets.
State Elks' Association.
subdivision* may to u t “r*v*nu* Stetson UnlveraUy. wUl fteach, cl For
k governor—Fred
^ ^ ^ F r.d
P. Con#
Mr. Dorner extended an Invita
The communist Iradar, Maurlc*
certificates'* pledging t i repay a t I t A. M. tomorrow at tho
r
tion for the public to attend th* T horn, Joined union officials In
loan* out of collections from Oviedo Baptist Church, It was 1and Raleigh Petteway.
exercises and witness tho follow effort* to persuade strikers *•
For auperintendent «»f public In
opertlion of uUUUts without announced today.
ing program:
accept accords, saying workor*
struction—W. 8. Cawthon and
first 'submitting proposal to
"Star* and Strips,” by Shelley must “learn how to end a strike
local friends and supporters of
L. A. Brumley, Sanford celery
qualified free holders hi a
Florida—cloudy with occasional Colin English.
and Reeves orchestra; introduc
For r*pr**entallve In Congresa Jude* Raleigh Petteway, candi grower, last night was named pres, tory exercise* by esaulled ruler the moment essential demands
election.
scattered tho war* tonight and
are met."
date
for
governor,
met
In
Ih*
City
blent
of
a
local
“Con*
for
GovWEST PALM BEACH. June I t.
Sunday.
Extreme
northwest, fifth congressional dlatrkt—Jo*
The slate constitution
and officers; prayer by the chap
—(A5)—Circuit Judge C. E. Chill- klbita the leeuanee of state bonds partly cloudy tonight and Sunday Hendrlckf and W. U (Funia) Hall last night a t 7:30 o’clock emor" club which was organised In
lain; history of the flag by G.
Ingworth today ordered filing of except for repelling an Invasion with probably thowors.
and listened for an hour or more th* Valdes Hotel. R. A. Cobb was W. Spencer, I*. E. It.; vueat duet
Steed.
disbarment proceeding* agehut A. and putting down an Insurrection
to
enthusiastic
words
of
>pral**
For prosecuting attorney—Ernamed treasurer for the organi by Mr*. Koby Laing and Mrs.
L. lUnkhi and Whiter A Richard- and prohibits cities, counties, and
Sanford's “Cons for Gover
/o r tha Tamp* Jurist from a tcor# sation.
George Harden; ritual, (Liberty
am*, two attorneys who figured ta districts from Issuing bonds ex nor" club will meet Monday night naat F. Housholder and W. Her
of speakers who told their audlSanford woman also formed a Bell) by oficers; patriotic ad
the Whitehall Hotpl foreclosure cept on approval of a majority ta tho newly-estebllahed head bert Messer.
For county Judg*—G. W. Spen enee that no finer man, no truer or club, 'electing Mra. R. J. Holly dress by Mr. Adams; song.
•"I* 1« federal eoort ta 1929-30. of Urn free bolder*. Refunding quarters at 111 E ast First Street,
ATLANTA, Juna II.—
cer and R. W. War*.
more Christian gentlaman had avar president, and Mri. Ralph Smith “America,’* by audirnc* and Elkt;
The WWuhnU ame played a bonds to refinance n previously It was ennounced today.
closing ceremony by th* exaulted The Georg* auprvm# court today
For sheriff—C. M. Hand and offered for high offlc* In th* State
prominent part In the Impeach- Incurred debt la tho only excep
secretary.
upheld the ancient anil In inn**
ruler.
ment trial of RaaUto* farmer lew tion to this rale.
'W . S. Chwthon. candidate for J . „F. McCJeltand.
m
. ,
of Florida than tho man who lad
local headquarter, have been
Other activities of tho Friday tlon statute under which Anguto
perteer. Hoisted U U tte r, who
f
i
Justice EQle said that once a atate superintendent of public ta*
,F *r.
?
fl«M I" the Juno 2nd primary. established a t 111 F^'st First night inreting consisted of tha Iferndon, young negro rommunlot,
woe remeeed h r the Bmmte ns fed- city established a public utility a traction, will b» tho guest to triet 1—Charles Dunn tnd D. L.
A “Petteway for Governor" chib Rtrret from whore the work of club's refusal to sponsor a PWA was srntrnced for 18 to 20 yuan
teal judge. OiUliagwerth’s order It has obligation to tho public night and tomorrow of Dr, and Thrasher.
on th* rhelngang.
waa organlxnl with th* atectlon of
band her*.
oners ted n third attorney, Br- to eoatteao to operate that utility Ml*. E. H. Mobley at their home
For county commiaaloner, die- I . P. Hagan ae permanent chair organising county precincts will
The ruling of Superior Judg*
It was announced that tha en
Metcalf, who did legal work and nay financing plan which di
. .
o# Oak Avenue. Mr. Oiwthon la trlct 2—F. A. Dyaon knd Utto man and S. J. Nix as secretary, be carried on.
tertainment committee Is plan Hugh M. Dorsey of FuRon county
^ * 1 the case as the eeurt finding rectly
ta tew th r pledges tho f a Mother in-law of Mr*. Mobley. Schmthl.
and plana wer* perfected for car
The organisation group last ning a boat trip for members that the etatute waa too vaga* to
M etfolft work "wra,a**omp.nl*d city's taxing power to repay n
rying
on
an
Intensive
campaign
In
For
county
comm!silon«r,
dla
last
night hoard tovcrsl brief ad and thalr families to bo held be enforced wo* ravened. HenswlU ne aalawfol, dl.krairohU or debt comes Within const ituionol
don, whom liberal political organ8 . J. Holly, local postmaster, trlct 5—W. B. Ballard and C. U. this county with tho view of pro- dresses from npporters of Mr. aarly ta July on Laka Monro*.
M ttta *
prohibition against Issuing bonds will attend tha American Legion Searcy,
Itstlons have rahmploned since his
| Tiding Judge Petteway with an Cone. In ovary case th* speaker*
I t Urn case of Rankin and Rkh- wihoat approval of freeholders.
arrest In 1032 faces th* proapost
Monday night ta tx
For county commiaaloner dlsX rrrr plurality in |h* emphasised th a t the randMat*’*
Judge ChiJItagHa told If. there Is any doubt Plata lira method of ebtetatag Uio trlct 8—W. a . Kllboo and 8. F. •^ood primary than ho noticed wide and varied osperience, such
of either serving hte to m «* *ar>
f o r th fa*d.-<“ ---------shout the matter, doubt should
rylng tha fight to tha Bugcram
I in tha firs t It woo decided not to as serving olght yeare as preslbonus, according to Long
they
bo raratved hi fhrar of tho poo- Lloyd Beyl*, commander of th*
Court of the' United State*. H*
drnt of th* elate Donate, best fit
p k and net the d tp , Jostles Arm- trail her*. Th* eeaslon la scbednow I* ta Now York out ra 2,700#
ted him for the governor's chair.
stood ~
bond.
_______________
house-to-house ranvaso ta an
okd In open at I P. R AD LeSpeaker* aloe pointed out that
Reservation* have been mad*
Tho f a p r a r a Coart approved Ifaumlre* a n urged to attend.
Chargra against him grow eud
people Mr. Co m woo a incceesful busteffort to acquaint I
• plan by a
mors
fully with tha cyuall- nets man, having bora engaged In for 28 membare of th* Sanford of finding eommunlstl* liter
fleationo of th* South Florida th* turpentine todnetry sol Is a Sane of th* I-eglon to attend th* In his room afte r officers
Numbers oH ponfatf Huwdrd
candidate.
fadye’s Specialty Shop yesterday
banker. It waa Woaght out he had annual enrampment and conven salxed Mm at * poatoffk*. .
for’ th* opening of th*
Among tho** who oddraeo*J the bean affiliated with th* Demo tion at Clearwater ’ Juno 27 to other things tho liter*turu
Bonn* Sal* sponsored by
mooting In behalf ad Jodro Potte- cratic party for M years end was July 8, It waa announced a t tha rated establishment of n *
organliatlon's meeting last n ig h t bolt republic" in section* a f tito
o f tfco .shop
In
- .! Member* of tk* local 4-H clak way, wer* Fred R. WUaon, P. delegate to th* convention where
Tha west coast gathering will southern state*.
glvo votoe
Bayard
flmltK
J.
R.
Lyiee,
J.
H.
President
RooMvelt
w
n
nomlnat| who attended tho oigaalifaIon's
boost activities ilmlllar to those
Seminole Ot
Trulock,
J.
E.
Pretoan.
8.
A.
B.
*d.
» ~ P P * ^ .e*.lofl I . Tallahassee early this
opportunity to
a id
An tnvUntton, urging that all Included ta Boy 8cout camps, it
| month will cover tho County wlth- WUkInson, W. B. William*, and
at
____T ! : ___ !dvfl guard was slain and f a t e * . Mrathsn
■ sopporteru join tho elub. was
i in th* next two weak* making re- th* B«v. J. N. Thompson of Oviedo.
Thirty-sight members of th*
vxtendod today. Another meeting
*
ports
before
vo/taas
Ham*
DemonAvt:
local 8on* of th* Legion attend r•so.
An American Bod
o f tW m m ta
of
tho
Con*
Club
will
be
hel
l
on
> k Average
strotlan eloba. It waa aaBOunced
Sanford.
ed tha a*is Ion Friday night. Mar. A vers**
Sptta today. T M r dratfa brought
Monday
night
a
t
headquarters.
by JoaepklM Boydston, ooanty
lied d»Uy by tfa
Weakly meetings will b* held un Aar. Avsrasa
th* total to
demonstration agent
Avtrag*
Chamber t l <
til th* encampment period begins, Wav
WAT
arrivals ^ and
Following Is tho echodaia:
according
to
last
night’*
plana.
II
Th*
Jtoum Hear,
June I f , Genera, limmunity
Tha general pubt* *f Sanford
house; Jon* 17, Chntaota; Juno 18.
Invited to attend A
BORAH SILENT
A radan drtvra by JlmmU M. . Laka Mary, commodity house; replica ef th* cradfW on of
WASHINGTON, Juna
OF
chrino of Dayton* Btodt yuater- J u m IV, Oviedo, Futrfr* Formers’ Christ which wUl h* staged by Semlaol* County boosts 708 —Senator Borah of Idaho
8t.
ra y afternoon coDldft w th a taxi rtubhouao; Juna 22, Lm^wood, 11- •h* R. T. P. V. of tho l t John’s orang* growura owning 78V ftovra, fused yesterday to say whether
(era by Edward F. Sbiot a t th* brary; Jra* 23, Moor**, home of Baptist Church, n MVm Institu according to « aomplUtlon of sU« he would support Governor A!f
Mra. Mary B r u t; Jmto 24. Ben- tion tomorrow night n t S • ’slock. Ustlcs rataaood today by C. R. D»w- M. London for president In th*
mtorearilon
ford, raonty bora* demonstration
Laurel Aw
coming campaign and also
Careful preparation has been tan. county farm ag en t
offlc*; J o * 28. Fool* Wilson
Chief
Whll* no flg n a s aro avoitebl* ellnad speclfls comment on tha
to asraru aathm U dty ta
nhtoWy
*f
th* proeentetlaa. Seripturaa par- n tho niltohra ui celery produ Kansan’s moimrary mosaag* to
••uy ■light
by
Dawson told tha Ispubllcan National ConvtnAll maotlnga win kagta a t 1:10
lo th* wmMtaf a ^ wUl to cer* to “
While
to th*
arrest* hue#
UUt nanuwrod tha (Ion bacauou he sold It
o’clock in th* a f tinilm , accord
ing to th*
vegutahto r e r a n ,
,
____ ti* " ."
rc A
Hostilities A re
Expected
Soon
•
_
X
'French Chamber Ha*
Adopted Bill Giv
ing 10-Hour Week
Skirmishes Reported
By Chinese Forces,
On Fukien Border
Freeholders Are
Giveo Authority
On Loan Problem
Seminole Ticket National Guard Officers Plans For Flag
Open Convention Tonight Day Ceremonies
1$ Prepared By
Completed Here
Clerk Of Court Military Unit To Organize Association
Supreme Court Rules
To Protect Owners
Of Taxable Lands
County Judge’s Office
Receives Absentee
Balloters’ V o t e s
In Florida For Co-Operation
With National Body
Elks Schedule Fete To
Be (iiven Monday
Night In Clubhouse
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Petteway Club Is Brumley Chos en
Organized Here By As President Of
Local Supporters Local Cone Cl ub
Disbarment Of 2
Lawyers Is Asked
In South Florida
Court Upholds Law '
Sending Negro To
Long Prison Term
Sons Of Legion To
Attend June Camp
On The Gulf Coast
£u3r«s wer:
Socialists B e h e a d
Spanish PoUnenuui
_________________ i In New Ontbi^aki 6Nor to
^MARITIMK NEWS
r-’t
4-H Girls To Tour
County And Report
On Capital Confab
- « . j^ T u ^ o r a ^
LOCAL WEATHER
jrn >
Public la Invited To
Biblical P a g e a n t
Sedan, Taxi Crash
At 9th And Laurel
Farm Agent Counts
... 739 Citrus1 Groves
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Veale_Hurls Sanford
NEW SPORT FOR HOLLYWOOD GIRLS
o«kout Pitcher Gives
Azaleas Bat Nine Hits;
I Swindell Poles Homer
9
g.
'
m*m
Mala Take Initial1
Fray, 1-0; Win In
Jftghtcap By 10-4;
Play Here Today
Eastern Champion la
Eyihff *37 .Claasie
Grind In Indiana
PHILADELPHIA, June K L -1*
George “Doe" IIm Kw i Ii , 1*38 1 . 0
ir r o il
Bunching five bite for four runs
In ths fourth frame, the Bt Au10,—VP)—AJfustlne 8s Into rude to a 4 to 1
by Western victory over Daytona Beech boro
wide billot- yesterday In the Florida Slats
o f the Na> League behind the southpaw flingLeague All- tag of John Schneider. It was the
ime on July thlld time this n eein at Iowls
lekey Coch* P*rk that Schneider mastered the
itn the lead !«**»• taedera.
hing Urth. ,
S f1"**
Tralkki
v n i« were *° th* *ho» « « after foer Innings
.11
th. wl1** *•* *’|ta *"d four rune sgslnst
l
.
Ihim. Hill Kintal flnUhed ths game
ckty of
limited the home tease lo three
g neck
nt
nnareviO , httn for the rtmalntag feur In-
The Lookouts today were
scheduled to meet Gainesville
In the local ball park. Jack
Gaddy, youthful, recent south
paw addition to tho barling
staff, was to h a * tho tall
Tomorrow
Sanford
moot*
Gainesville there.
/
I
Eastern
~ ^
form,
Batting Strength'^.
foOT^Mows* r
i
i
t
GAIMESVILLE, June 18-—T h s | ____..
A seises and walked but two. U Oitase.llle 0-m*n downed tb c'."
was a tough loss for Smith, Pa- DeUnd Reds, 8-3, btra pester- T H |
talks hurlsr, who had held tho day. Ths Oalnaavilla teem did ______
Lookouts hi Util for theInitial most of Its scoring In the first
•lx hutlngi.
two Innings when four rune wtro
v
Th* second gems wee more pushed across the home p'ete. Daytons
or tees a listless affair, since The Rsds scored two of their
Sanford took the lead from Pa- fhree tellies In the seventh frame. n ,u n ,i
latka la the eedtmd ead Wkver
The O-min scored three times “ •'"•■T
VM
headed. Swindell's four- In the flist on four hits. ‘Adair.
'base iwet was the outstanding lid off with a strike out. and I
, r<
‘ feature of the fracas. The right- WcMullen then lined a single to r,Hin<
fielder also smashed a single. , right. Buck filed to left, ami g jt fj'"
i*.- Batting almoat aa they pleased, Jlisy doubled to left Held to n-nii,,,
iha Loohouta nickedBlaeleln end Mora McMul'tn. Pfeifer elngled
Andrews for II safeties In the to right, Bray scoring. Beveil
O.Msn telly tag once as Adair w
■
islk e d ,. toel(‘ second on on in-, n ^ n n
field out, end, scored on Urol's txtroii
i second Hit of tho gam*.
vrolm
Bunch, th* Rod hurler, tight- rhi»e>
,h . U i » W «
- h .„
t u r s L. " ”
" ph‘
I i I I Ini ba’I.
M "7 gt |7
*n **" eighth, the
G-min
He coe eei—1 scored twice on thro* hits, aim
MC ccc •••—t of them • homer by Cclmcr.
Boaster.'
< The Rede scored their first
Deekte flan
iftic h fh te S
" I * ™ *“ 0,9 “ v,n‘ h *»nlng
without a hit, aa thsy combined
S '" !
w 8 t»r. and a long
fly to tho oatfleld to scora the
Mir af scorra.
The third DeLnnd run exme In
the eighth toning when Rubsllng
lined one of Hcndsnon's deliverod
over tho left fltld wall. This
was hla atxth round-trip b'ew at
the sateen.
Prayers Of Farmeni
Amwercd For Rain
ATLANTA. June
10^-bPVPrayera for rain ware answered
with gsaccoue showers to porta
of the aouth.net drought a m
m^smm.
. f s a l? T O
. ^
“
g ,
,,2 " ; club | , X .
nTL
w e * " • « * " . l»„.
* . « ,» .
„ w r , m uk,
enemy when tk# can begin going wstks i o n # « s > fce^ceMlt tha , , ■ . ■J S , 'round and 'round. Both the **if“t of Juno 18 ebon ho le loft
SP O R T SLA N TS
drivers are known for the devil- ln “ ’ " '• T under calcium light. W '--:
msy-csre races they drivt. Doth of Ysnkee itsdlum to fset the ■
the men s r . ftUHite.
d.vn.Utlng blows of ths Brown ■
MscKenslo
could
gladly
rip Bomber.
open anybody's outside n ee track
wall and never move again If
only once he could capture the
Indianapolis prise. It will be to
ward conditioning fey winning
that blue ribbon of racing that
he will direct hie utmost white
L ., P**k on weight, out the Brown ^ mystery. The only answer one trying to retain hla eastern
,IU Botaber lc Inclined to become | ( f t , to Inquiries te a gueee—no etown this cummer.
.m i slightly bluhbery at even • ehori OB#
to recall exactly what
Oddly enough, McKsniie be‘rat tayoff.
Louis weighed tho lest time ha lleree that hla end will come
.sto
In tho few wveke between his stepped on the scales. It's one of while sitting la the cockpit of e
**$ fl*ht ^U>v Cbsrlte Retxlaff and!
aerate. •
racing car. -But whet th’ helll",
,rOae t f tha reasons the Detroit be ta n , -la a few yean. . I've
heavyweight is not reaching a|
n e Schmeltng,* Louis ' put on obAnt fighting' edge me rapidly aa his
*** 30 pounds. Hie handlera thought
handlers bed hoped la the lack I
i n ho erelghod about 218 pounds
bt capable sparring mates to I
when he opened hie camp at work on. Louis uses' them up aa
Manero Swings Clubs
| Lakewood. But that was merely
feat aa Mdshky Jackson ten prp■'* a guess—no one had seen him sn dtice them. .Moat hardly ltager Fpr Gen.- firock Play
*ra the scelts. If anything, they
long enough to eat three meal*.
•J* .wow conservative ,ln their ostl- If one of the human punching
FORTHnXs Out, Juno 10.—OP)
,J{ mate, far he sppeerod heavier begs chows un for a ascond dose —Tony Manors. Greenoboro, N. C ,
**• then Utah
‘
o f Joe’s swatting, the thsness are winner of tho United Stetea open
iia '■ John Roxborough, senior part* that he has been unable to thumb go f title, epperently has every
tatentlon o f being « “fighting. nOr of the firm of Roxborough A his way out of town.
chstoptoR.
„ - 1.Black, dealers In Joe Louis PuTho task of kooptng tho shock
Ue^ ono of the scheduled .tart,l<r gtlUttc Enterprises. In c, pointed brigade an to its roots presents
“ * put -Uut tho. fighter .was growing a perplexing problem to Muehky, era to the General Brock open
starting here Thursday. Tony won
.111
a few
sie and.
* while
.. he dkl ,havo
.
. . extra
.
- •■•Joe'x bean using them up
*\\
* 7 T
y
then I oen get them for
.111 when the training r tnd got under fc,m „ ^
j M)uan. - It.( „
•tmr- ^Flrthermete,Jie ^argwd. Hnfh rft^riny up guys for Joe
I • I f more MU were collected by tho
1 c a t GoJnaevllle team, he pitehed hit-
1 0 0 , *Tn
O lltfid d e r .
H lir le r
l f nM&X
M S T S w 'S -1'
- I V .- prob.bl, .III b . r l c . 1 , l « - S™> j»
m a n that
Bwlndelli
single. s\ v
j
n n t ilr l n n imeeter
Cates' sacrifice, en error by J J 6 L A I I Q K O W 0 j U ” Oy seer J
( h a m end a tingle by MeCrooe »
ft s i
l f l l n i n _ Sstats
that the tone end winning mark- A 8
\ I “ I V lC n j V l l l S t € r of ting
euperb
..
tip
hie modest brow. I . . . .
»v* T_ *** n h l of the Sanford Chib.
ll.c b n .ie
was nicked by
Ito Cherlro F. Wort. prarident of
many. ,to win the 18S8 running________________________________ the Lookouts, today said tha man
or Urn Indianapolis Memorial Day i •pp*r” li f ___„p ‘*“
agerisl shift was being effected
500-mile speed elastic, the first! »**I"*t
Jo*
hi aa effort to lift the dob oat of
major event In which he drove
Coatee* . . . . Mas a fighting Ju .p p ^ ^ t doldrums,
th* inivf«ral 250-tnll* m t - !»»•
ip«rmiJ Around tM Stuffy MeCroii, who now dlbeach race at Daytona *Bencb,
•“ * u“ „ ,tofr,1°*
roots the bell playara' srtfvltioo.
FIs., lest March.
arose- from a $6 preliminary boy wtll be retained as first baseman
However,
"Dec" struck
e 10 world'e heavyweight champion |f he decline to remeln with the
strvek
of misfortune which »“ * Uien fell Is in Interesting outfit, secerdtng to Mr. Wert
forced Mm to relinquish the' CT'«- Yet the prate agents who
Zlm Beck, Cbsttanooge Lookout
wheel of hie sleek machine to! try *®
buildhim np es n man of scout, win accompany Bogan here
Kelley Petillo, 1*38 Indianapolis •portacolor
admit they bate end bring several players mnong
champion, and MadnnmVfW in- falW- Tim truth Is that Mas U whom will be definitely listed aa
ning the 600-mlle classic was unlikeJohn
J. Sullivans, Ms* outfielder end a pitcher. Mr. Wert
temporarily eat beck
Baers,
JackDempseys and Mleone unable to name the positions
k«cKensie. son of a PsnnsylWalken. He's more like sn ° f ^ *
tn
venlo physician, wlU make a Industrious Park Avenue clerk as
Mr.
*® “ r
g", ‘llv portion of his bid to re- he t0** **“ 0* I11* tra*'7*"
Uln hi, eastern championship on driUlng end his routine of Ilfs. "V tU n ^ e .
hll msnUsd ^
♦
In
Automobile!
“settling
S * “*
en
. Walking off with two game*
tn on# dgy should havo
besn
lk for Vtala, but ho furhtoped glory onto hlmsolf by
ttmltlng tho PiJatka teem is
Mine bite In the entire 18 in
nings of baseball played.
V en l/*w u
American
n n (IJ
D U i 1(I
Association champion, Is beck In; flAPANOCH. H. T„ Jane 10.• "R*« Hear - Bill Rogers, a
hla native Pvnnaytraala today _ Jypj_D9W1, the sports trail
to oneebatl manager with a cast atom
concentrating hla efforts toward|
r . i.H li. wham °* Southern League experience,
C
f-;
ers Is Selecte d
inage Sanford Chib;
‘Doc’ MacKenzie B ill!
Ready To Defend j 0
Anto Race Crown
}™
^
w
L
mi U to bolt •round
, I punching power- Ha didn't aay s « gtoet 3tm , U rted training he
Y j° » ‘ wk*‘ Ute Bomber would do hse hsd 20 .purring partners, and
1 * * . hefttor ro ^ than he * .
^
ro f « t
. Ptarmi ta pounding Baer. Cernera, ^
,
* k
track of them.
Cardul to a purely VOgVtahte Levlnaky, Retilaff, and othan to
medicine for tho rolkf of- fnno- the canvas.
tlonV periodic pain, norvsurnoaa
u has boon oar observation
and waskneea due to poa* now* that added weight docs add power
ishment, It to to i m c m M « • U the punch, but M dooa so at
by thousand, af « m « v
the expense of speed. And speed
*T b m used Cardul add bad
good roeulte ' from Its 1 uoe.7
writee Mrs. W. t Barnott, of
Taylors, 8. a
"I suffered with
cramping and headache, and
would hnvu n cM'ty fooling.
Sometime* I would fool miserable
and hart. Min poors than a day.
I would be nervous I rand ai
(Urdu! and decided to use it.
After taking fix bottle# tof Carr
HOME R1
UIHIOK OFFICIAI
INGTON, Jono KL-
the world In tho Olympia Games,
wilt eater every grant <m tha pro
gram. Exactly 401 masculine etb.
’etea sod 4T women participants
will represent tha swastika. Tha
fstherland will enter t t man to
canoeing, M to hkycllaf, S3 to
handball, and 10 to weight lifting.
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■ W H I vThe 7
H r a l . Kraft
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'5 a P
Cheese
Spreads
now liri noW"d«tfgn
Swonkytwlp glautt I
Italy le tha only European as-
with all arras >
at U s dciktooc f
rSfhf| Ch.M.|
m a r v .I o ^ j^ r
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Ait -v. * * it -fill!
�Sanford ta Tht Only C n tat
Florida City Affordin* Rail, Hfefcft
And WpU* frnnsportattaw
am *
itation
FRED CONG
Alarmed
By Roosevelt
tewdent Challenges
Critics To F i g h t
l n ,r9peech Before40,000 Arkansa n s
Rivals
Yield
To
London
A
s
Over Plans To Bojr
New Vehiclesr D elegates Draft Platform;
Proposal To Abolish
Ital i a n Sanctions
Arouses Alarm In
Circles Of London
Address Is Seen
As Reply To GOPt
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Transportation Units
MayBe Replaced By
All-Steel Buses In
J n l y ; 23 Needed
ASSURED OF NOMINATION
' LONDON, June 11. —<A”>— Seminole County school children
British
ennetbnists « i p r « m d " t i t
tarn protobly will ride
declaration of Novilla Chamber- temptation* announced today by
kin, thane*Hot of the exchequer, T.VW. Lawton. superintendent of ’
that war penaltie* arilnat Italy’ sthifcu,
should
ba
lifted.
Chamber- Tontollro plane call fur the
Louisiana Purchase,
Is Used To Defend
New Deal Actions
Platform Meets
Borah’s Approval
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Oub iaot night that the propotal mwvl th» t on]y iiu teel transput* '
to eonl tone unetlona sgainst the utlon equipment bo ncceptaUo ta ‘
Feet Let nation for lha Invasion of lha county board.
Ethiopia la "tto mW-eummer
1
flfc WdllSTON. TV**.. Juna H i
( A p i — President R o w f
velt arrived hart today to
attend the Taxaa C«itennlaJ
after * Little Hock, Ark., eddresa U*t night. lA whjeh he
K Sii5.uon.H ;
forward to New Deal ofajeetlvs*.
Fledging attainment of lha goal
^LBStSfSSS^
Ur “la Inlanded to jpeot and f «
tha amaslng physical, economic
and social require manta that confront na in this generation. ;
To political olrerrera who
warn “ looking for a mild addrrse
dealing with tho development of
ArU.'.iaaa as a tu la, the Presl*
dent's remarks came as a our*
prlsf. They, were Interpreted as
a sweeping reply to ittpuoilcan
charges -by some and ta a l «»
tbe formal declaration that
Democratic campaign was
J.pan to cease alleged connivance
pointed ^ ^
^
In wholesale smuggling of drugs e«unty does not own IU own fauaea.
into Nqrthei
tOtawwienUy the contractors whq
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-iU la r on ™u*aa
Commons, Eden said the Hritlsbjwlll have the advantage of pur*
their
In a largo
R fS U fJ fp T ^ Q I government haa made further
1
. .chasing
.
—... equipment
— —
err
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_ 1 probably Ji
m a JJSVAGsa; O , ,trong representations of Japan'
numbar
and
at n con*
--------North lower than could be had If the
”T"
j complaining about the
G——
Itransactions were made singly.
: low, 7:W A. M. China smuggling situation.
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The County bun schedule now
high ItlO A. M .' As a result, Eden said, a JapaSIMj j,|
j nuarieea at S:U m m foreign ministry official In operation boasts 16 routes and
I at 7tW P. M.| Kss been' sent to Investigate the 'rails for the utllliation ofdM TO*
n om
hides to adeqttately handle tha
l!:07 A. Id. and smuggling.
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I -However, no specific asaur- traffic.
From the 19S6-3* report made
• v, - ( ------“ '
I ance haa been recelted that
i by drivers It I* shown that an
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A permit to
reroof tho Atlantic, Chinese customs officials on sea'^i
! average wf 718 milts Is covered
Coaat'
Ltae freight *bouse
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"■ and land will In the future not ‘
rood'today i t Urn City II
. ba prevented from carrying out °
estimated coat La WOO.
I their duties without , hindrance
j sad without 'limitation Of arms
Members of Uw Sanford Klwanla [ which they carry for that pur* ,
CLEVELAND. June 11 —
( A n —With the nomination
of Governor Alf M. Landon
of Kansan conceded on all
•Ides, the Republican conven
tion struggled Into Into hours
today ftt- .atv-.^ffor f -t&i'ferff
poso platform differences,
name the ticket and get back
home.
BaESSCma&L
don theft bla program' E. W. Darts of •Orlando wttl
Urn broad purpo.ee of bwadeae* Friday a* 7:10 P. *L
■r charter.
over WTBkO ia the latereet ef Fred
ry acquisition of the P. Cons’# candidacy for gorsr*
purchase from whkh Mir. according to advance notices
was carved wua acom - raceIred kero today,
f Thomas Jaffarxon do*
warnings a t members Fred P. Cone, candidate for gor*
gal profession that the trnor o f tha »toto, was acheduW
was Illegal, be said.
.to address a Sanford audience this
jk told bx seme of bit aftorwm rt 4 o’tlock at the tatarViurs and friend.
H -r ^ 'la Avenue and
itation of the tlnltod F lr,t
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1to’ wrebaae’ er aemdre
Republicans Ask For
'Sound Money* But
Omit Gold Usage
LONDON, June II.—Youthful lo furnish buses. July S is tha data
British Foreign Secretary An-'on which contract! will ba award*
thony Eden today had warn«J>d *c*>rdlnr to tha echednle made
*;
critics and pledged a march
Senator Vandenberf *
Advocates Knox As
Running Mate For
Kans a s Governor
Best Play Of ’86
Ti>*Sve
Actor Inlts Cast
S3» -- --
S L ttI-^ N e w
A turn
resigned
nounead today fay Arthur Branan,
local member ef tto ooundl’i ex
ecutive baud.
Me Brawn’# realgnaUoe- was so*
ceptod Iaot week to that to might
accept an spointmeat ta a acodt
executive position In Hattiesburg.
C ity
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KEY WEST,
June
In another statement today Mr.
j - — ■— Branan anaoeaecd that a Boy
F ra u d scout moh aftongr u ta h. tow
at Camp Wowa oa Juno IP and M
*9'* 1 ^
1,v 8f ouU ‘kf 00,*^
toner, att- other otoBtar rittlnge
ta tha Central Flortdn Council
have h^en suspended botwoen Jane
l t t and Aug. 1. aeeoting w n
Elki To Fonnalate
K *«ii
Day
sisto ta tto
t
cryptically "the candttato Iw
platform."
The fifth assalon had to to
cased until mid-aft.ranen brt
the kng-awaltod platform >
ready. It finally emerged at I
from tho resolutions o f the (
Strike Hit* Political Rally
Schedule Opens
In Lake Monroe Bftteway
•If there are any items In _
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II
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this stage ln ‘ the marsh •* P A f l S
A S
H O lC l
European collectivism that t h e 1 « » » •
’’
New Deal h*k- »«* Imitated it P
1
, A ..!!
must have been an orerelghL*
|LDiPl0V€C8 UU1I
"But at this point," to eontUwl *
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'to kax»r Brown. The
Mbs.
—
Both Col. Frank Knox and
Senator Arthur Vandenbar* war*
mentioned a* the moat likely for
the vice-presidential nomination,
although Vandenberg haa repeat*
adly said ha would not accept.
Ha urged that Col. Knox bo tto
candidate.
Both Knox and Vandobaff, to*
n«kar
1th th# other rivals
_____ *f
Governor London, decided pot ta.
have their names preeantad for
the presidential nomination.
Senator Borah, who boo bean
a big figure In all pmonetise*..
would not diesface whether ho
Gov. Alf M Landen. of Kansas, today was certain to obtain thi would campaign for tho loynh*
bla leading ,op|*»snta tlcan ticket. He teemed pleased
foe the presidency
with .tha platform draft as lb
it he made regarding platform changes.
Scout Executive
Is To Be Choaen
In Orlando Today
Partly cloudy tonight and P rt-[ tbe UnJvarsity ef North Chrolina
Dr. W. Bimma Alba, president
of Stetson University, will proaeh
(govern - at tto First Baptist Church 1a
! govern- Oviedo Sunday at 11 A, H , t o
to on. nobody
ftupreaM
U
Loubl*
Missouri
dinf Kan*
forth Da*
f i b b and tto
KVjomtog sad
II*tod o f ' tho post, H
nnrmrod todw W M
CurleU. ttolw ron.of tl
and tailed for tho American pao-|
pie to enter upon a "holy cru
sade for liberty."
Addressing
“ Bapubllcana and
fallow Americana," th# former
president and titular loader of,
Vis party concluded his addraaat
"Stop the retreat . . . lead tha
attack to retake, recapture and
remain the citadels of liberty. >
“Thus can America be pre
served. Thus can. the peace,
plenty and security be re-establiehed and expanded. Thus can
the opportunity, the Inheritance
emL the spiritual future of your
ehiftren be guaranteed. And thus
you Will win tbe gratitude of
Sanford Hast, Sanford WoutM, posterity and the blessing of A!*'
laford ITeat. UpeaU. Coidea mighty Cod."
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tha. r t m t City, North Lea**
CluV M««t
' S J S , G o v e r n m e n t I , A s k e d Four Meets Outlined To Be HeWTomorrow
people should
For Candidates In o u t « f d«far.nc. to u t# tou»7 ,
God
■w
n n TV_ 1 I ^ S J ~ ~ .'K l w a n l a club# which are told 1
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m
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Priflonew
By
Reds
the
June
23 B H ll o t in S f.I n g their annual picnic at -B*to ■
American
thank Almighty
Constitution and
Court. They should be grateful
PARIS, June 11^-W V-A nror
to a courageous press."
and naar-gcMrol strike hit Paris
Asserting that' the New Deal
cafoa today aa tto leftist cabinet,
has delayed recovery, he con pushing a broad scheme of social*
tended that If continued Its scanomle reform, decided to ask
policies will result la "tha tears1 parliament for tmmedlato power
and anguish of universal bank I to free political prisoners. While
ruptcy
and distress." , ,
i
. ,'eafe, re*Uurent and total cm*
t « • * * his reapjeto to wtot ptoy,. paraded tto .treats to an*
to called Mother Hobtord ecoa union walkout order and
nomkf," "tto economic muddle" , VcreaUlca employer shot one ef
and declared that tto "gospel t f his workers, tto cabinet determined
tiesa hatred haa been preached to teak amnesty power pending
lx the White House.”
discussion of a bill for tto same
“ The little prophets of tto purpose.
New Deal." to taM, "hare pro*. The mtnbton tabled a hill to
dated proposals whkh tore sn- reform Uto Bank of Franco for
ahled tto New Dial to take a furiton discussion, but approved
few hundred thousand earnest the texts of Uuee other measures
party workers to tto promised to great political amnesty, pro*
land."
,
- long tto period of compulsory od"II takes tto real o f ua for a “cation, and lower tto retirement
ride Into tto wilderness of on*
ol - ? ■ * — " * r 8?1? ? " '
smolorntent ’* to --■-»*-*
Communists contended there are
* u tn g hi. Uatonen that "roe ttouaandi Jrf | < ^ l prKaere ln
s i i . i t r r . 5 : fin e
j s
--------I Land® Springs this evening, tho
The first Demwralle political scheduled organisation moetiat pf
rally for candidate, who survived
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i* ■
Wednesday
«-«r -■ » “
J ,fcjwn
In Lake Monroe It
was announced today by S. M.
Lloyd, eoaretary of the Seminole
County Democratic Committee.
A ururul rally ha* been called
* A eeeonu raiiy na* ocen c*iwu
at th. Lyman school for Juno 1».
according to tto schedule drawn
up' by the secretary.
An Ovjodo meeting on Thurs
day U to draw audiences from
who ^
^
m *
temporary chairman.
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In making this anaaameeaMMh
Mr. Hagan stated that tto mae*l«#
to told tomorvwmaigto o t 'r
o’clock at tto Cltr HaB. m i
urcM .rervrmo latorwtod t o U S V
?
Bedford D U will pfNort phne y m to modlate task b to set the lr* but TfW*
for n Da* Oaf aeromony
r f f * T * " 11" " f
tfe *
BadogUo I« Named
Italian Army Head
toted
Marshal
tkbf-of-etaff of
today, and Fas*
btad tto con*
la would to op*
and nil tto do*
Italy. Manhn!
, who won tto
I la Southern
da Viceroy of
runoN
1
rad said yen-
iK t’ Xh
organbiatba
br
TP hr:
B e ll E x p la in s S u it
'A g a in s t T o w n a e n d ite s
ARCADIA, Juno 11— W. D. Boll,
defeatod tandldata for CoegreM ta
tto first FtoWo dbtrbt who filed
LOCAL
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j M S M ^ w«VsA\aH 'n i
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<i
K'SSbs.xvgFt
i f ty M W W t W W ( «
lu u tom e element o f sound.
top* to consider the |normou>
lave been going In “ swiiOTning*
re never really learned to swim,
anyone should do when-hr start
thing or other.
That is how serious accidents occur. Someone is “in
bathing" In the ocean, tr is wading close to the shore,
suddenly he steps Into a hole, where the water Stover his
head, lie cannot swim, and he promptly gets excite*!.
Eventually, he Is hauled out on the beach, and frequently
the pulrnotor arrives too late to do any good.
It la so easy to learn to ewiro. A few instructions
from someone who knows how. a little effort on the part
of the "learner,” a little practice, and any one can swim
without eny difficulty, perhaps' not with any great epe-'d
or endurance, but sufficiently well to take him safely
through the ordinary experience^ of thb ocean and pool.
Outside of thoae dunces who try »•» swhn across »bo AU
p a * s n * » h const/ Is the 1st.
\ to comply with tbs tones of
J Social Security A ct
2 » Meslclpsl
latrodured a
Bankruptcy
BUI
Id Ibis Urns it may stlsk.
If
*»"’« fh*ck that foVow
V OCATED orlfinally near Blsesrn. Bay and tbs
"
banka of tbs Miami Rivsr, OLD PORT DALLAB was construe tad primarily sa a military pact
by tbo Unitod Statss forirtagant It was a g m
a fortification. Boms of tbs original bpUdlnp
wblcb Incladsd dwelling, quarten for sla m sad
•tables won later tern down and In 1S7S n Art
wiped cut nil bat two o f thane rtnulling. .In
1891 Mrs. Julia D. TutUs, of Claraland, Ohio,
who bad previously purchased too old fort and
•urroundlnp property cams bore to lire and It
a tyrllsblo “ Lundon-
of dalagatps at the R.pubtetptntlon amon* Vtxites
tg o» to. Kansas governor’s
Italy Jslna
■ tOZn 0,1
In Defaultp,XI,w,t to U.
BrlUIn
’hofe W. D. Ball who
►d by iRopraontstivs
rood Into wbst Is now Miami. Tbs aid balWilna
has line# £toa ramrod from Its orlgiasl MU to
Lummu* Park.
T R E body ot p * PORCUPINE FISH Is covorsd
“ with itilT, nurrsbls and trecUlo spinas. This
fact, togotber with too rotundity of tbs (lab baa
earned for It too nama of OJobo Flab, Prickly
Olobo Fish sad Ban Ucdgs-boj In addition to tbs
PoroupU* Flab, This quosr looking era tors has
top unucwsl tot sfty of being able, to laflsto |U
body With air i util It floats an .tbs aurtaeo of
t side nppsnnost. It sttpjno »
.two feet and ala tubes. '
U lalsn d for United
y— . Mm
flltd
mlt
aftinit th« Townsend recorded for 19^4.'
fust have failed to dsllvsr.
ndersUad tost lira roawm
beaten ere hetog onWruetloaferd cod that no money
| Mat locally for such cou
nt Is sur bondtd debt sitaLfhaasan told Uts graduclass at Uts high school that
(to Uts Uapaysrs a thonM u * } to ' educate grae
ad girl'ln school. Tb.ro w.re
I
THE KEY POINT
‘This means,” a report from the company state*, "that!
only three persona In every l,00fL00d*tnhaMtanta of Can-1
a.’a contracted smallpox during the year, whereas in the Ths situs i
l
United SuRea there were 68 cases per 1,000.000 of popula Idispatches
of leml. w|is ton ty trjtmtion. Ip practically all of the Eastern atataa and Provinces digit
portntIon snd without uswspu-1
the cjlacaaa is almost nonexistent, a condition shah>ly in pirs, whllo c’ sewhers wbols in-1
contrast with that which prevails In th* western half of the dustri*s hsvs bun abut down and,
continent None of the atgUs seat-of the Mississippi. ex- thd country half psralyxod by
cept Wlsoonain, experienced alekneas rates In excess of tho ‘‘gravest labor attats ;n too
history of th. Thin!’ JUpahlhr’’—
three cases per 100,000 of pooulatlon during lB&fi. -Seven Is
comporsbls only to tbd gtsmat
states—Connecticut,. Maine, Massachusetts flew Hamp strikf In 0 r a t Britain taa yearn
shire. New Jferny, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Ildand—actu. •go this spring. I f American*
ally had no smallpox Isst year. In 10 othsrs, less than one wart as sansitlvo to French, tffairs as they aft to those in'
case was reportsd for every 100,000 inhabitants.
aad If toty ware loss
“\Vast of tha Mississippi and, roughly, north of the Britain,
prtoccupl.it st tho mom*nt with
MlMturJ, a far different picture-la preeepted, Here sick dsmoatle politics, they wouldness rates of 68 and more per 100,000 are not uncommon. baldly toko so ca'eily a devtlnpA distinct belt of high smallpox prevalence within this K
ohVtouit.,- lrpty(«u
ftuuto f Iks most serious cenuarea starts In the extreme northwestern comer of the
United .States and runs obliquely southeast to a point just .gufr\««. TTto Rrttlih strike >p;>
nnrtn nf Oltlihnmi **
^
»X Is showing such an adIcularly In view of the fact
the simple process ofvad-
d nation.
JH, THE ABSENCE of unforeseen dev
u S&L^J0
raceola
th^ lie
conproud
d
M tn d rlck a. W e o ln
f W
are
o f Ih e
pkjrgd in hla selection. Com Jn g o u t fr o m t
yphps cuntlnua to pile up to th e point w h e re »
era alm ost assured. T h a large count g ivs i
county Indicate the ooofldsncs and tru s t O k i
In h im . H I * a b ility to break In to th e T o w n ;
d o t* m q ch tp.establish hla re p u ta tio n . Bhou
W n hla lead and go Into th# aeedod p rim e
w ith o u t doubt h a w i|l fie t h * new O t o t a m n
liuachsd . Ip a tlma
relpllvu
tlm« of -rolpUYu
o'shillty; It hsii too character,
ith
mono*rr, of ;> planned e-top', w
a tontral direction whlr|i
i n ', could
. . m i ) Ll! 1
wrap ond mmbale-t. ' lt-a^rotNnVv
wao swift; Its after effseta slight.
Tbo.Frsaeh atrrksi setu) to bo n
far mars spontinoooa etovomont
of •- worklair-dias - rvsUosonosa.
Has/ fern oiwstcd by no nttiooni
boas. Ami they a n per-(pitots-1
lata a guiwpo imstabU on w ar t
GAlette.
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IM.EUBQPB
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F
�SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A
FORE
1i : :,(tr
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SacmiiklenJqt i* H**t*e*At Bndtm
(Iw W i
Uen effort* i.iplt* the fert
tfm i
r»»l bualaeas
rooooerj
d*te» from the Supreme Coarl’a
Invalidation of the *ct Pr«tnIW ; Malcolm P. McNair, director
« f 'teeeerch
of the llarrertl
Graduate Sehoo. of Builneoa AdMMlinUon. *eld hare.
, Pltfooaor McNair •poke at the
epoqfng **»»l<in of the faqr-dar
egamntjon of th, National Urtall Dry Good, Aiaoclallon. Six
fTMgn are pretent at
con,
Wptjog, the Retail
Delivery
Affectation. Pont roller* CongrfM.
Story ■It*naseoent Group, Peraoqne! MvUInn, Credit Manage
ment Group and Traffic Group.
’ ‘ TR* qurxtlnn of th* »*aoClatlop’a
affiliaiton with the
American
tflrtnll
Federation,
whlrii ha* ieen etudled for
MVdftl ptontha. will not ct act
ed M at thl« convention. Such
action would require appro* >1
of II I director* and no meet
ing o f the hoard l* plannad for
the peeaent convention.
Pyefeeaer McNair apoka on thu
■tBronomlc* of Palth Control
I ^filiation." Another apeak* r a«<
Jtmt*
Painter.
proftaaor -if
marketing at the Untreraltg uf
Chicago, who itDcuaiad “ Wh»i
the Ceaaonter Co-operative Mnrjment Mean* to the Retailer."
"Real buainet* recovery In thta
who heM high J
e?iss .\
i :Al
iii) " lfn.
f ^ a k % 'c n t prlae. M L ' (
Midwkh dUh, and My*. Prank-
I h n n lt y M t k p jp ,^
iesSpH
S M 'V P ' # « • * ' .M* Ten-
g 5£ p S i
Fj i w
,Jackin aid Charily, left
Wadnttanr n r AtlaaU for th*
peach. aaaaoa. They plan to ratalk M n In the fan. '
Pr.. T, la . Pvm left, thle mornIW .fc c YllRlnle Reach, Vo. to
*tt*ed ,t»a All Southern State*
ClilrepracU* Convention Juno IS,
P- CNemaa of Petal**
V Ule week hare with
>r tad alater-In- law, Mr,
Uorrte koy*. Mm. R, p . I W -
MW* Amhle Frank]la, mad
*’
RUaeelpher, bridge
^“ "rniV^ ***’ C1*r* Stemper.
Honor
Unc* nay**. Jo* Dongle**, Ar»
th«r Beckwith, Jpg Johnaon, WUmw
Home, Chari** WUlUm*.
' D A " Eppa, Oiau Adame, Jamee
O f^ ed. John Merrie, Beryl* Riff.
POSTPONEMENT
natUna, ahaata dalalea, and tilt*
nla* were need ai decoration*.
Th# regular atody ra w meettog of the SemJncl* fllgh School
P.-T. A- haa been, poatponed uatil July 14 It waa announced yeaUrday by Mra. Jam** Mo ugh toa.
E H x a b eth
c
•lag to leave tomorrow for Mr
ham* to Columbia. S. C- after
■pendtag a abort time her* with
Mr. and Mra. H. C. Water*, Jr,
Ban Lenta.
Mr*. R. O. Pittman, Jr. apd
je e jg »oi» o f Bartow are th#
rMMa * f the former** parent*.
Mr. aad Kra, John Behi raid,
Wtat Tenth S tm t- They plan to
Thoea ament were: Urn ML****
The* WBUma. honor gleet, Mary
Wtggln*. Madahm Truluck, Father
Strang*, Mary Grata Brown, Emtoa'to* iTfavatoe. Helen
H*h*c
BetelM* Hart.' fwalee Perk Ini. Kvelya Stowe, Agna* Brinkley, Mary
W h ltn e r
Honors Miss Nix
Mrs. Francis Bott
Gives Buffet Suiter
Mr*. Francl* R, Bell eatertained
wlfh a boffat la yper party Wedataday evening at her bone an Part
Avenue In heoag ef MU* Char
lotte Nil, who** man lag* la Hen
ry sr io t, Jr, ef DeFunlak Spring*,
ahadew gad lighted candle* fur
ther' added to the attraction***
.The haeteae waa aaalatod la
MWtdgweUle, G*., wHeri •erring kg Mr*. A. K. Roaaetter,
kanett and Mto* Doug'*.,
Mra, L. F. Boyle, Mra. Joaeph
id n ro-ualoti of their etou
A. MeUch, and Mra. Gian* Un
tie were luncheon gueat* Wednea-
-■
*», -V
mieatoTi and tire It licen**. upon
It* own InUiitlve, to Invonllgate the bualnfaa conduct, bratnraa practice*, and bualnca* man
agement of any concern engage I
In Inter--late #>mm*rt*. tinder
the t*rm> of thla bill, lb* Federal
Trade Commtaalon le empowered
to conduct Inqulaltlona to dlarnvtr
unfair and deceptive act* and priclire* without regard to thrlr bear
ing cn competition.
Member* of the Seminole High.'.
School
Orrhratra
and tholrt
friend* held an all-day plrnio a’ ,
Ran Lando Spring* Wrdiiciwteyi'
Shimming and dancing were tn-.
Joyed during the dny. Among
Ihoau present were;
Mr, end
Mr*. Julio* Tnliach. Mr*. W. T.‘
Jack*rn. NMr*. Robert llormlrm,
Mr*. J. O. Andes, the Mlw.ce
Ihiri* Jarkaon, F.lljnbelh tfhlU
bridge giiiilii ind Mn. 8. J* Nil. ting too. Ruth Strrnje, Arietta
on.I Miss I-nulo® Collier, U i guests, Richter, rwia Darner, IVmnn
Morgan, Daphno Takach, Martha
Wright. ami l-cwla Wright. Rob*
Mrs. Bv Li' ftflfirA J y;
'S f h Charlotte Nla, whoa* metGivfes"Bridge PartyS *
rl*r* o f Henry F.’llot, Jr. of DeHurt, and Mariam' Duncan. Th# Funtah-Springe will take place
Mr*, n. U Terklni enlrrtalocd '
bride'* cake waa cut by the honor thl* afternoon at 5:00 o'clock. w*a th* member* of the Wrdncadav I
gueak after which aong* and honor gueat at a bridge party Club with a bridge party Wednea- | r
stunta were enjoyed and UDt riven leal Friday afternoon by day eflernoon at her home on M»gt
Nancy Roaaettar gave reading*.
noli* Avinue. High acore prlae,
'
Mlea
'Fllubelh
Whltner
at
her
Rehear ret for th* wedding waa
allk lingerie, waa awarded to Mr*,' T*1
home,
T10
Myrtle
Avenue.
then held at tha> Pint Baptlat
W. A. Flit*.
„
“
Bridge game* were enjoyed and
Church after which Mr*. E. E.
At the lea hour * **l*d coun# P*
Bludworth entertained with an In prliea were awarded to MU* Mar waa aerved by the hoateaa, a**lat- tot
formal party at her home, 1J30 garet Griffin and Ml** Franre* ed by Mr*. M. S. Wtggln*. Zln- mi
Magnolia Avenue. TM> aame Morrow. MU* Griffin won high ^nta* In tright ihade* were uaed » r
icora prlae. ailk ho**, and MJa*.■ a* decoration*.
gueat* were la attendance
Thoa* attending th* perllc*
Thoer preaert were: Mr*. C, R. **
were: MJaa Charlotte Nla and
Klrtley. Mr*. E. F. HoUaholder. _
Henry Elliot, Jr., Mr. and Mr*.
Mr*. Ra ph B. Wight. Mr*. Floyd
S. J. Nla. Mn. Effle M. Elliot of
A. Palmer. Mr*. Walter S. Goto*.
DeFunlak Spring*, Mra. T. R. If*,
man. Mm. W. A. leffler. Mr*.
ley ef DerpaJek, Mr. end Mr*.
W. A. FltU, and Mra. M. 8. WigA- JC.
Roeeetter,
the Ml****
gtaa.
Nemey Roaaetter, Mildred Nil, Whltner. Th* room* where the
lanlaa Collier, Mery Elliot, of gueat* were entertain* I were dec
(DeFunlak. Carol Jean N li, Nancy orated with howla of ahaata dalalea
William*, Carolyn - Collier, and *nd red ro«#a.
Jam** Elliot of Panama City, Wil
Thoa* preaent were: Mia* Char
liam Olln Campbell of DoFunlik, lotte Nix, honor gueat, end the
and 8. J. Nil. Jr.
Ml**** Carolyn Col Ur, Margaret
Meeting Is Held
By Orphanage Club
IIAVK PICNIC
Tamm
flPKCUM
Griffin, Rrdccca Steven*. Elian*
bath Turnbull, 'France'* Morrow,
Carmlta Itarber. IfOdred
Nil,
_ Member* of th* Sarah Parker
Orphanage Club he'd an all, day
meeting Wedneeday at the Mathodlat Church annex to -make quljto
for th* Beneon Spring* Orphanage.
Luncheon wei aerved at tho noon
hour.
Mra. P. D. Parker prealded over
a ihort bualneee araalon and lira,
John Vaughan led tho devotional.
Thoee preaent were: -Mr*. J,
Rrodlo Win lame. Mra. Georgia
Hart. Mra. 0. A. Radford, Mra.
T. E- Wllaon. Mra. W. E. Walla,
Vnu E. M. Klrehhoff, Mra, Ten.
William*. Mr*. W. t* Hark, Mr*.
W. 8. Thornton, Mra. J. K. Mot.
Hngor, Mra. P, D. Parker, Mr*.
*• I* Bhlabel eor, Mr*. John
Vaughan, and Uu> Mlatea lao’a
Evnna. ;J n A »Whdtoll. arid Nall
-m^a
i1
■-*yi
Bluet* I C
' V /<* 13
v '& S l P l - '
S lllt
,
- tj
(
Barrage
Of
Bargtins!
GROUP
COTTON
These art) only • faw of our outsUndInj values. , If yo|i dl4 not receive n
circular—telephone IB and we will send
you oneI
An
Onslaught
Values!
ft
UNEN
DREBSES
V a ta w b
H IM
•w
at Sale Prices!
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SANFORD
SEE TH E
Ravishing Beauty-Of The
F O L IE S
FOLIES DE PAREE
We like the best In Wlnerj
Cordials and therefore^
kago House."
girls on the Bit*
r Stage Friday night.
AFTER THE SHOW ■ ■ ■ ■
Buy your Wines and Liquors
Next
t o the
Smoke
Ba l t im o r e . J m
M w **avu
the shers-oor-wealth arganUatlon
and the Lemks Farm Union Party
Townsend strategists o f the Fourth In the November congressional
Congressional districtfls whether
to rapport Cannon aa an Independ
-W han rrsr possible, we will
ent candidate la the Novembsrr
•lection or awing the powerful endorse aafl vote for the saavs men
Townsend vote to Thornes E. to the oad that Congress may be
Swanson, Republican nomlaea for token out of the control 'o f the
congressman, who la a member of Farky-—ooeevslt dictatorship," Dr.
the Fort Lauderdale Townsend Townsend said la a statement.
d ab.
Tbs statement said the coali
A dangerous situation facta tion wna agreed upon after a con
Congressman Mhrk Wilcox, out
spoken foe of the Townsend ference with Rep. William Lemke.
Pension Plan, la the p eastsla com of tfcrth Dakota. Dr. Townsend
bination of thousands a t Repub conferred yeetorday with the Her.
licans |h the Demoan tie ranks, Gerald K. Smith, leader of the
the Townsend bloc, and the thou wealth-she ring organisation built
sands of "old guard" Republicans
who atm maintains party affilia op by tha late Senator Huey* P.
tions.
,
MU* Payne and’ 30 other
H oum .
Whllo In 8anford We're Stopping
at the VALD EZ’
HOTEL
Ritz Theatre
HOME BEAUTY
Beauties
Playing at the Hits Theatre Friday
On exhibition -in the lobby
of the Hits Theatre
A Lovely Star Of
THE R0LLAT0R REFRIGERATOR
for sale by:
m
V V lU U lf
Led by S brand
new
Folies De Paree
UrUh K tn n , more than twen’ y- D n h h v
flee .o n , ,„ d dance hits. hU.ri- J * 0 0 0 *
.
F v O (11
Linclon
presenting the ultlm.tr In da- W n hrnri, ^ , ntly „„
tinctive revus of modern ms*- Cantor red In hours.
I nificence.
•
A preview of the p
Not lesa than fifty people are penrln* in a recent ri
Involved In the prur.-edlngs fea- Motion Picture Herald
turin* a wealth
of ulent
from hoJr
two conttnenu. Heu iingOho pa-, ,
.
I . Y0.T l,'..r ° roP* : T
fop about one hour. ,
racem»nt of the -how
•cntetl to -cntl «lx bt*auie I ..will Company
public might meet and
Krrnrh
P r o fe s H s o r
Phns
i F n r D e v a lu a tio n
1
O f F ren ch F ran c
!T 2 s s s v * “■wb- • “* r " 'r r ’r r “s u
Sponsoring the Institute. which “
“ " S
* *
U *
U sspected to attract severs) him-j
wUI 57T
. /* * ...
dred women leaderv are the F W - our lrirU
lh* mo‘ t b*,atlful
EX-PRRMIRR BELLA ’MIRKS*
^
- CHATELDON. Frances Jmto-’l l :
—UPi— Pierre Laval, ex-premier,
has formed a company for bot
tling tha avatar o f a spring bare
In ChaUldoa. his horse team, tha
water la rtcoasmandyd for tha1
Itch, Laval aaya, and also goes
anil with whisky.
. -*
-UD—
BrigM
l«wad
jaart
• colrham-
CATTLE PENALIZED
DAYTON. T n .. Juno U j ------- -------------*tova Owen creW hla Ufa
WtNK, T ex, Juno 11—r(A1— » • a tobacco can. Ha area drikCattla Xl large in thla d ty will. Ing down Mala Street when hla
be placed arith a praadhaaper
car gut out of control and
and a dollar 4 day charge for, torched Into a ditch. The steeralevplny, qtprtara and meals will.teg Ptoel shaft gtfppad after
be levied apon them, d ty officiate!almost penetrating the can in his
flnsncla'
crisis
v
rcnn.vmlc sni
net
vuilgst
Ho ili-rlsml
that
the nsli
Inromo had fallen in five y
from 25O.0O0.non.nOn francs
I 160.000.000,000 ftsnrs ns n
I suit
of the disparity Icti
Krenrh domestic
prices
, world prices creeled
l.y
fal'. of the
pound and the
Isr. This disparity Rl«t pisrrii
JO pcrrrnt, end hr said It
•
.c h e n *
1“" ^
" -t —a
j / r is . 1
been m'*|e puhllc py pniig-fi
fS r lo s
uty* Governor „t "lKr~Tri.lk .of resented| France in international
,! negotiations.
Ilis book
France an.I a prominent Frem,,-h ' flnsnria!
on deflation written soon after
monetary i*v|N*rt.
been rsle.l
Ihe arm istire, has
iltist, l-.ng an outstanding sup by experts ss the classic espnporter in this rountry »f fl.mmiil sllinn of orlhclox thought on the
orih-slovy, now demands "reslign. subject, lb- tcorg .nisei Austrian
CLEARWATER, June II. (11
l commissioner uf
The Florida Department. Vet- *mrnt of the franc with the pound finances is a
crana of Foreign Wars ef the.1and the dollar if France Is to the la-ague olf Nations, end later
as
technical
United States, Wednesday circle.I'' aioll either industrial alrnniru- served Rumania
financial adviser, In 19X1 ho was
John O. McNamara of St. Au latlnis nr inflation.''
The opinions of Hist carry prob aeling hrn.l of the French delgustine, president.
Wnrl.l Economic
Dayton i Reach was selected for ably nnre weight than those of real ion tn the
at I nndon.
the 1917 encampment at the o r -, any other c -mmentator on su.ii |Conference
that - .levs uatlon
ex
Admitting
gsniution closed its meeting here. I|mattsrs. Ilis conclusions,
Monday In an
article would cease a rtsc’ in prices of
Other officer* named were Ben ' pressed
itlal
Shiver of Miami, senior vice com In “ La I'etit Parislen." sro that imported raw materials. " '
mander; A. MacIntyre of Tampa, maintenance of Iho franc at its imintrd out that It would flat be
French Casino shows are the performances, Friday, June 12. '
great aa < the amount of
Junior vice commander; M. B. Hil present parity will make Im- i i
era as of the day In the li-sdisg
With n large ci.m;»ny of lnler-1 ton of HjU Peters Urg, Judge cirp - posslba resumption of In.luttrlnl devaluation. He a.ldod that sonia
U—Wtow lk at America ami Foliaa national cslebrilivs am! renturing'.|Cite; thd Rev. Uuurll E. C sr't«f activity since it could only be Hee In pricca was Indlspcnslhlo
Da Paras, the .parklliua Perl- a o f rest array of Ulent and tin of Pensarnls, chaplain; Dr.
Georg# [achieved by exchange restrictions to set French Industry going
I
‘‘ but Ihe maintenance
sienna rsroe—the on* (J » oily iM llest girlhood of two eontlrvlurr its- which would accsntuale
the again,
real French Casino ahowBJh t^ir nents, presented In surroundings
of the franc at Its present parity
such an
—will bring It’s flash# of Parti of aDaring Arabian Nights magIn an earlier article, Rist had is Inrompatlbl.
to Aha Rita Theatre War thraa nificence and staged with fifteen I
pointed out that the rooU of the objective . . •
“Folies De Paree;” Big
Road, Shou)~Appears A i j
The, R itz. Theatre' F riday j
Friday Morning 11 O ’clock
-
-
-
-
Headed northward after a aue-l
tour of the alats the!
PAREE
TOMOKKOW M OKNINC (F R ID A Y )
IIKtiINNINC 12:00 O’ l ’I.OCK (N O O N )
N EW FORDS
model the latest >n' The troupe w ...iri.ng of over
Its anil beach' wsgr. The 50 persona, including 10 beuuti
will take place on the ; u| girls, will dtivu .inertly tu
■ rem* r
. ____
V’ l
j Follea da Pare* troupe will ar-(
icr and man- j
fB Sanford rarly tomorrow
Company, to-'
, ,
itation to nil morning to »•**• I'rrparatioei* for
,n<ls of h i .1 three fall performances on the
brief fashion atage of the Oils Theatre ones
in* at 11:00 yriday afternoon and twice th-il
eil by alluring Pari.i.nn. Models
Florid.
_
DE
ON
|Bus Load Of Beauties
Arrive Here Friday]
To Parade, Model*
And For Ritz Show
In otorc j f^aaf^l
minute, »evrral hundred, of the
f , nneetion with
latest and scantiest Parisian fa il- shoe Folies de Perce,
ion creations artistically display-1Thrstre will preaent
C a p ita l ^
„
*
I Senford tomorrow morning beTALAiAHASSnE, June l i e —lean ing at IS o’clock (noon).
Florida clubwomen who p in to I included In th# pa rads will bo
attend the second annual Woman’s j Hofmann’s sours! truck which
Institute June 29 to July 2 at Flopbroadcast continuously with
Ha SUte College far Women wfll mo*1*
Enno°|n" m*n,|*
find their crow ds program
t‘" ,hBW ^
...
,
.F^
” I rertlelng sponsors. The regular
talks, conferences and round table
0f ceremonies of the Foldiscussions supplemented by up Im will do the
announcing
to the minute exhibits on sabjeexa throughout the trip through
ranging from motion pictures to Sanford.
cancer control.
Advance reports from the man
o r r»nlr#tLnr., —
. agemrnt of the show state that
J X te
iT i
1° ell cities Whers the girl. hav.
fundshlag display. Include:
pmriMW they were met with
The A myr lean Society for the much enthusiasm by the spectaControl of Cmnear; tbs National tors. .
.
Safety Council; the General FedFrm^k Polhamlos, who will do
oration of Women’s Clubs; Plctortel ***• announcing through
the
In
M . Friday
P rru tn
ou. comedy and presented with V - R I l t O r 8
cyclonic apred, with not a dull
- ■
Zephyr a fleet of new Ford
D a v t o n A n l f l f T h A l r a i a n V-Elgbto from the Strickland
S l i r n
«
‘ V
” 14"
- m carry 30 beautiful
O f 1 9 3 6 C o n f e r e n c c f g i r i a of the rollet de Pares
Tallahassee, is presUent; th el"**" « • *^rn.lnatkm to «ucFlorida Congress of Parents andi***4 vw,“ her Fe0 roe them durTeachers with Mrs. C. F. P arrla,!ln* th® a1" * 1 P«rods, at YowaU’a
of Manatee, aa president; the 'tore-or on the RIU stage I am
state home demonstration council ,ur® Jf°u will Ilka them very
of which Mrs. Louise Rawle, of much.South Bay, Is president; and the
—hen asked If he would fur
Florida Stole Coll.
'*
’ '
.
Alumnae
Association with Mrs.^b L. Beaaon, ef Grovaland, #■ prsaldsnt.
Ifni. J. Rail ton Walla, of Day
tona Beach, first vies president of
tha Florida Federation of Wom
en’s Clubs which Inaugurated tha
Inatltato last aummer, la chairman
AT
of tha Inatltato thla year.
Tho Dozxllnff French Canlno Show
at the
*
Fleet Of Brand New
Fords WiU R i d e
The FoUes Beauties
Through Sanford
Townsend Will Unite
With Wealth Sharers
Leade rs Emphasize
’ That Movement Is
Party-Free P l a n
recommend the Sanfora
ft B eau tifu l
Modeling A t YoweWs
Pensioners Feel
Urge To forward
Townsend Fight
B E A U T IE S
the Valdes Hot*1 mIiuTi will serve
.
,
...
...
■» their h * * w * t ' v i *
»»»
tin* city. After a biicl real
of the *i'l»
will so to
Yowell1* - store U> puilicipalo '»
i’fra *l* r ' " T *
ir
to • recommend
M.lore In Sanford." de.
unk Pnlhamlus, of the
ml we rise know thvt
will ho happy to m e e t
r of Sanford paraonal
» one-hoar fashion ,h ..« demon
„
. ..
.
strsllng Ueach Wear *'«•
suits.
Immsdislely
following
‘ hfu,hhm show th. oiiliru casl o l
girla will H mhiiUiv m front o
1 Un StrkkUlnl Mol..I s on Pal
rl« who will particlpaio mrUo Avsnuo l» la-Kln « *treiJ
i.Mleling are: the Miss.-s parSuO tn n*w
Th« Kirl
el, Charlotte Than, lair-, themselves will drive
the tmr
s.iu.it,
f ranees
I.ynn. through the busim-ss sertlntl on
Ih-cnt, anil Kilirn Krick- in some parts of the retidenliu
.
| area beginning at 12:00 u'cluc
------------------------|n.Hin, The para.h- Is espected t
•|B„ (or one hour U-f..ri- th
it I n h n n m m
troupa ukes lime .Ht tor luocl
'^ 1
* ^ * 1 3 - P i.
om.rn.ant hwate
n * H r r m__m i r•T o
' firwi
MWS
u
lh*
" ’”r' MT!
stale ikt Imiiimruf will 1
The Fclles de l'sri-i- h^s wlecli-d
.
the Seminole Tl.r fih<.pk b.r ILi
TOPEKA. Kos., June II. l/lb
,
—henI i. turning from green |„ gas, oil# and car ncccsslIi.U; the
1
Touchton
Drug
Fompuny
for
' gold on the Knnsna plains and perfumes
and
ensinetica;
the
, the sutc is talking optimistically Seminole Creamery for Ice crva.n;
| r t the' "best harvest" In four and the 8snfi.nl Package llou-iyears. With harvest only a few
*
weeks r»ay, farmer# Im.k for a for wlnea and cordials.
Folies Ito Pu.ee is the otiiv
crop of at least lon.ooo.ooo busn.l
els. Not since 1912 has that real Freneh Casino show on Iim
soil It i# presented in it* !><• t
ITjlch been prtaiuced.
apley-sinvt
Not th at
100.000,000 'mshets Freneh manner of
fun sod risque friv.illly, N'evnr
would be a bumper crop. Farmers
la-fore in the annals of slige
still irnu-mtier tho big 19.11 yield
, shows has there la-en a show of
of 210,000,000 bushels—the ^
* I this rald.rr at
|a.pulnr prices.
on rrord.
. French Casino
shows ere the
Yet, 100,000,000 bushels woulil U u#l frmIr nf
worM.
hs- pleasing thi;
*
*d ri’ and the public In I'arU, IaiipIu.i,
cultural leaders,
following lh;,u New York an«l rhlrnir** I* p* y
low crop years of
1032-35 In Ing fn»m $-100 to $.VOO to vl •v
clusive that produced r~
——
on ovtrn^o
one of them. Nn duiiht you have
o f less thin H.'>,0(M),noO bushels read about them
ami now you
laist year’s yield was only 59,. will have th# op|H»rtunity to •«*»
000,OOo bushels.
' th# only on# of thrm on tour In
The ontlilo'.k f »r the approach* your own homo town ami at |» »p*
ing harvest looked dark indeed ear- ’ ular prices In additlnn to Fo’ ics
ly In the spring. Thi driest three- Da Psree on the stage whlrh
month peri.al
on
rrconl
had runs for one full hour, the Itllc
passed an.I farm in ' hopes were Theatre for the lovers of real
low. Then rslni rame In April »'reen entertainment will pre-.-nt
end Msy b» revive the grain and on ,u aen-en Ib.bby linen in
rtsrt It zrntrlng.
1 . ’’ U t ’s Sing Again."
J. C. Mnhler. secretary of lh<-'
stale boanl of agriculture, and
Alt.MY
Tomorrow
Friday
Tomorrow
S inge M u.**
I. 25c-IOc
O N C E IN A LIFE T IM E
IIAHF
-
The awanky French Ravua
playing at tha Rita Theatre
Friday
. . Suggests
Seminole
For That
Person
JANE VOCAL
CHARLOTTE THAN
LORRAINE DAMAN
FRANCIS LYNN
JACKIE DE RECAT
BII.1F.N ERICKSON
V uudrtlllc A cta
•Smytni
Dunccnt
CtintfilitMiH
rh r
Mubnli-ann.
W ill M ODEL
GOOD
Bathing Suits
J
A
n
d
Cirl ILind
• I’ it-rrN - 12
FO O D
Prcperiy Prepared la Prime
EnnenlUl To
',
RETAfN
Beach Wear
Beauty and Youth
Uwl’a why tha lovely
Pariaiauta. Beautie*
ONE
HOUR
Follies de Paree
.
rH M
Preach
Castes Show
Bteyto* At The
Bits Theatre
Sluling
CHOPS
SELECTED
EDDIE’S
RESTAURANT
Vaidei Hotel Baildlng
.
K
AN AMAZING
NEW SCREEN
PERSONALITY
The “ Bobby" of Eddie Caa.
tor’s radio program . .. . in
a drawn with sonxa to mslt
your heart.
*
�conic rr»Uy*
dominance
began
with Mr: Harding ood-rontlnuad
1Convention with
Mr. Coolidg*. Mr. Hooter
AHofneFof
H ojrt Vour TfiiUh
----- ------------------------------- -----------—
wae pot forward for the notetea■ III
lion u a liberal, and had Um
euppert of outstanding libera'*
lain wtl*
Nter
I him.
. * *
ported company with
Ataut Cleveland anil Ita nom-
BDIC Inee! The tit vrlopmcutA of the
iOflV *T,fnln~ campaign wHl answer
l& a t
.H u t L ila
w* m, >Ui m l saw *>§«■ I k o n
L? . |!■ . 1
that •qnaathm
more dearly (ban
f T O D l e m a tt pwtalhfy could bo answered by
tint niiin.ittiMi, but tome thing*
t y 0TRON f'KlCF.
; an*, app'rint.
lee r pUce hutory’ may
7b„ CI(rfBj lm, j.iynote 1* one
■ eventually to the
0f " o r fid* me."
1-««I In
rpohllcan eonvention, It t* VJnrfi i|„. dominant pa. ly leader*
h «oy it wUl he written
^
, h? iw y fin* duly
■ one ln:hUnt in a wn| 0f
onvintlon would ba to
if development*—not a* an |mt forward a "aafe'’ oindidate
[ event, significant for *t* and pNt.orni,
___ .
In o’ h. r word*, the whole logic
r ^ M . 1033, When the pirty „ f ;hr K|tuatlnn decreed before*
f enaemblirtf to ebooa* a tick-.
, hll lhc nepabltcan party
I n * write a'ptatfnrm iA Chi- of I3M j* lhe ro w rr a tly , party
| /* lb e following wpnle ap((| |h, Mmc of b,tng
fOn In this colurtjn:
more conservative than tho DemTha leeuee on which the partf. erratic party of tOTfl.
it flO year* ago wore economic, Hut the practical exlyrncle*
Bd Ut.hiH ff, rarer, the con- al*o dcqianileil In advance that
U Allot* of wealth and the rejr- the *e.’omT duty of the eonvention
MR Af big bualneay,
would bo In'give anrne enrourM& aame two school* of agrmonl and comfort to tho lib*
bytl are piaaent today In CM- »raU, Tnat r<quirrmenl w»a cu*.
a, Thf party ha* been rranltcd R* provable a* a matter of almg pbyilcal rrojtr, hiving p’e elerllon mathematic*,
mail A biller Nairn; hut not
Hvre I* tho name old question
- •( Ike quastlon* on which it «»•!. again.
Idyd li 1»12 ha* been tolvrd to'
Of cour.c, .very earapilgn yelr
■RmUi*' satisfaction of Old. ha* aarie.t the picture r.nmewhit,
tri and insurgent*.’’
without rkanvins r-wientla!».
rhtae aUtementn apply with1 Into thlr i<-neral pattern fH
•am* force today to Cleve- nil of he thread* of the event*
d .. Far a quaver of j century l‘ «dln« up to, and culminating »n.
If Republican* have been reek- tho Cleveland eonvention. The
|he perfect balance betw ian .'r'l economic l»«uee remain *0I • faction* who** economic preme,- and on these laeuea the
WR are almo*t,ua different a* P*rt/ remain* of two mind*,
y cn ^ night. 'd u d -lb e .iw d o f.
Ttolcft-winp nt^clu>pjnfl>opg
A '^ " * 7
I P V
:&
B i mh idr
•+* .
tiviaf tooM
• w>c, i.e
*** ^ fTO'SasSSM
■ During the bat 60 ytaya mera
v haa boon leanmd about the blood
( than in all pm kna Ham. Aa a 1
1 remit It haa been poaiibla U me*
ocnfaM the hum * and ia toewa la.
ate area U cure cartila blood dla♦aaaa wbleh prarlosaly were pot
onderatoed.
t Tic Mtatandlac Mbtovewnb
|Ja tw* fktd la t*e ra>ociiithn*|
aa4 iffw tln treatmeat of per. RickMuawia. TUa dJaaaao waa
p T
U (L
tj« v r w .
I phyaldan. Thomaa
b/ ^Addhon, la
| I«4*. UntU 10 year, ayo, M wpi
a dtaeaae of unknown cauay, .for
■which there waa no affecthr*
•iwnry
A
film rioot.
M d llM flM IM H llM H p i
HERTS THE TIRE THAT O IVESYO U
V-
^
*
U /n m n n
n o m e n
11 - * , n
u r g e
ItatlUh a eompleto merit lyiteta able that w* may .ha dua far a
(in Kov.rnm*nt Job*.
.wine
awing the other
ether wae."
way.
People who go too oaally from
An* party t* another nuke party
naponalbUlty dtfftcqlt, aha aald,
hut aha foraraat that, more ami
|definite plank far the merit tya- more, than woald ha paallllou
ll.-M o it tern. She la a dalagmU from Min* of part lea.
Republicans To. jcJSs“X " ‘ S2? W t
Fight Patronage eon, advocating the Naina**
------ -CLEVELAND, Jfine
of tha Republican women her* a* naaoU.
national rommltteawonfm or 'aa
Mr*. Jacob near,
de'egntea or alternate* *r* can- ’ mlttcewoman from
tloua to Ihe point o f allenea on Republican nomine*
national (aaue*. But two Impor- wap equally .tront
* S e S P iS
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Politico, Mr*. Banning sail, “ la
national tom*
MlnoN and
for Centre**,
In advocatin?
s S s S s ’S ”
"Ability U all that
eoanta,"
r* .
the aald.
ryada 1ft# A pat* from the poMr*. Florence
Flfer Bohrer,
lllkal primer af 1011.
wha waa a Republican member
f .t
rUvalnnd takre.lt* place a« or the t.Unol* Senate for eight
gift# of a aerie* o t inrldent*. Ita, years and U the daughter of a
tpoubka pre llnka tn • long chain N *n w govarnar, started tho
I of unable, for S e j Bltiatrife n *e
for a merit plank that
more t)iat the natum' line of dl- * « «
be definite tnalead Of
W A W
PROUD
OF OUR SRRT1CB
FOUR WATCH MUST SB
ACCURATE
I Official Railway laepaeior !
HcLAUUN Jeweler
lit PAM ATE
i*a Dept. FAF-IU-Z, Mem.
HATR .TOUR WATCH np«lrod
by pa* who really kpnwa haw
Brigga. Jeweler, Mag, Ava.
'
th* common man’* bualncas. It U
n popular and not a preeioua a t
fnlr. Beyond tho aagon'nnd «/ltW*me and compotltioaa, what m
’
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r Tenn. .
12—WanlnE
WAHTED~TO BUY: Fraah Jar*
•ey MUk Cow. Ca«h. Nader,
'llf N. Park.
FOR BENT: Fumbhed fire
r«11ilence.
Summer,
woman,
■W* ■!•. a part ef « .to
FOUR-ROOM _ house with b t
fee w * U U Magnolia Are.
h •*.. fYjWnR ‘ M J*n
W r democracy. Even
dictator* that happens
r aatent. Wo era group e
W# lit , tn u e way or
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eagh. r«r. UnJ A
Fo r
vour
vageUMa*
now
oy
BOflADE. Stanley-
ALL-STATE
m m t m
JIMMIE’S
Idnlrl, Lunch
4 l0 N. P u* An.
of MO farallta*
fiat*
Lunch Stic
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8tenks — Chops
r u U ltti,
tsV other
blow out
realct*
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c o n v e n t io n q p i
it, Some platform
by London' « u
Urn formal
r Wi
accepted Jor, platform proetaiona
aob-conunltle* aft* tha following: mooaU
'3PSL&Z.
am* ctoa* to condaanda c f Senator
leader* aaki It
rh *
S t a t o r ’*
* copport f V tha
world
“ told
ataodi
foralfn affair* plank
oppoaiUon to American
chip in tha; Leago* «
and World Cour4r%*f
mad* It hi* chief campaign Uaoas
a farm plank atraaalng ■atataa*
right*. Strong
atataa' j right*
trend ran through tha entire
platform.
TOO LATE
mini tf the Rtpablltan National aenvi
ataiion from IK* apeakor** aland vlill
_►
pack a* from fleee t* rafter*. AA
■ '
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!.
Clavaland. The delegatee ara (landing while. thottee.
IK* crowd near tha oontar. Tha « m l auditorium wee
»r*M
<
— iAn4 Marching ay
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~ *ALF* AS TH E HOME FOLKS REMi
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TO CLASSIFY
Boosted for Congress
’
FRIG IDA IRE all porcelain, bar
gain 150.00. T*rm i..H. B. Pop*
No change* warn mad* In me-------------= - ----------------------- ----------v •*
Q Y S 1
ORLANDON
. . .
°<iff Ff f l C W
la faaitaylvanla, I
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wy»v
in OKI* and youth la
Oav.
a
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a «— - .
jpa tar adrlak. and «M*c •
law gradual*. (Aaaaalalad Fraaa FKataa)
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OVER
�i l d trk’t. rT-n.i
THURSDAY.
T H E S A N F O R D , H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A
Getting A High One
W ith
Held'Despite
ia
fe Bin®gles Nazi State Fails To
♦T _
1111
/ \ n w .T ln tr tr p r N,lth#r '
Vr D i
0 & U J|C S
By
■ ’ B. H. CULLUM
~ ----' j **
. ' The (TalnaavlIU O-lfan ahelM
’ U » sLnforil Lookout*. 7 to 1. la
a long drawn out and llaUoa.
*
tj,- u _ i ,
gnaw hare iroalorday. Th# hn»l?
tdday aro paying a doublahaadar
tn! lh* Unlvaralty City.
MaNamara on tha motnj for
tM vlaltcra waa atlngy with hltl,
nBewtag only five and holding
'tS S Jrr-!» acoraleoa until tha
nrnth when Sanford acorad oM
L C‘
rerurront
ifinlom atie
u.-vn
rrtui
a ffa ir s
'<
iiuvr
ami
iutr
j
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>
Jewtah element* In aavartl com*
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i
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. a
:. Sanfurd'a
Lookout#
are
•cbuduled to meat DaLund In
U Boublaheadar at th* local park
tomorrow. Gama Urn# ha* boon
•at at I P. M. CM) offlcUla
Paid ladle*' day woull b# o.-
,77
j rav:
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when
during a largo part of tha day did
pot prerant favored racket awing*
am In tha Southern Tanala Tourmment from taking 'tha court*
latd yaatarday and advancing to
Itha qjarter-final round.
heWoe-n.nrJ
forth * a k ful1 t’**1***1 pheher to
gain »n 8 8 victory over lh i
leeitue leading Dayton* Ileieh
Untle-e,
Although Emervnn w»* nl-V** I
'nr ,n , van rtoi-Ai Mow* he do-
nUd
’ •• ,fF|S[
• f f i '/j
;;j
g U ff-L
■ B ill
E Mm M J
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1
Lakeland Boy Shows
TopForm Whipping Hundred Of State’s
Tennessee Veteran
Best To B fS H h In
Kennel Club Event
MEMPnifl, Tran.,'June IL -4 F )
•
—A ninitorm which t flooded
On Schedule Today
Mcmphla Country Clrdj court*
Jeff Cm«non calibrated •hl« 't '
le i«« from * three-day »U'P nilon i t the A u l u Bowl
her*
A ;j) .-eaterday
J>:
’{ ’"j
<rWa, hum y e l lario.aly threat
“ « « Oo f llth* 1M'
OlyrWhlc Cam** In Berlin. A gen
„ .,j
^ f f omn np throowHort plirtp* t|,lt t),e nirmplr* a-i
aomathlag apart; that on’y i
Cilaatropha ran Interfere.
A aurvay by the The Aaaoe'eti*
Prea* ahowa that every O-ro
P*’ n nation, excepting I’lutria an
Uthuenl*. la training alh'alaa an.
Floridian Sets
Pace In Sooth’
P.'LATKA, June 11.— Manlgvr!
in
|.7- ?/;
vyyvm, iiv>u v /
INACTIVITY 10
PaU tka'Chief Seta1
Loop Leaders Down
In Return To Game
en Earn 2 Runs;- Extend Invitation
tnford Scores In T o Soviet Russia
Ie Last Inning BERLIN, Jan*
—
lit.
Emerson Hurls
Azaleas To Win
O ver Islanders!
but one walk.
In the upper bracket, aecond
IaeedSt Arthur Htndrli o f Lake
land, F l a ,.waa forced to pull out
hie beat ehota to ellulnsta Kinbark Pateraon, Naahrllle veteran,
by a 6-3. 7-8 aeon.
Goinlckl,
mlat ho ler. ■ * r> ■ •* .o tlulil
hlta ami a like number of run*.
1ha .'att« u n r . ymt nine and
wm'ke.l th e e durlnj the right
frame* hr *r< on the hillock,
Comirki •!■.>
mat*.
rlally to
rrotlmj
with
p.lr lit hum;
the rirht till]
run*
Phlatophotaa Jotryuaaa Aka*
owned by W. a Hity ad Sanford
and tbma-tlaaa wbtnar of the
Baal Doy la the Show, today will
try for that Utla tha fourth time
aa cantao** bloe ribbon taambara
win be exhibited at the Fourth
Annual Bunch Bbow of Florida
Field Trial- Association at tha
Fenford-Driando Kennel Club ftb
afternoon.
Paul Blggors. another Sanford
realdant, la pM of the Jodgarr.
Colonel Bowitaad ef Chicago will
be the ether Judge, d f - 7 ’ ,< r
William WeaterfWd, Jr, New
Orlean* atar, aaaad atxth, won tb*
right to meat Hendrix. today In
Mora than 100 o f tK<L,gt»taN
tha quartar-flnaia by ouatlng EUay
Martin of Memphis, 8-4, 4-8. 7-8. hlghaet brad doga afcl .r f lb t a a1 1
Ernie Suttan of New Orlaitt, Ib# thaw. They won earno front the1
ranked fourth, and Hugh Shelton knmaU of^Tom Addladd and Frank
of Columbia, Tenn., m ptiln of Cummlna, tmlnam of dart* for
Sewanee’a net team, alao gained •»-nv Vlumlana* fnim THtt^talfa
upper where Dr. B. K. EwlAg*x taller*
tha ncarier-flnala
rank among U>* fln*#t; aldtrwrt
brackat.
. Sutter we# in ra»T winner ever Winter Haem, Whiter Garden,
Billy Gllleaylo o f Atlanta, 8-3, 8-3. Tavarea, Tampa anF^rtller' rltle*.
over
Trailin' S'* w it .i lh ■ l**t or
th* eighth Inning arrived, the
,*Aiale*» combed Go. nick! for four
hit* and *lx run* to u t i a eom-
S h ^B B U moodlnf bad, wbleh they maint'lned unt-l the
anil.
Joule
, A! Simmon*, Whl#So* outlaid- Whlra'a
double with the baaee
ar, ahowa you How Ha pla/f the loaded prerldad the punchneeded
Shelton, tha dark- V ™ ° f tbe
tournament who Tueeday r:p»el
Kendall Cram of VlxbvUIeOnoVr
EojQtern douhjaa tUWat,; grarI
whelmed a former Southern »lnI . glee king, Dan Murray. Jr, Naw
*
Orlean*, 8-1, 8-1. In the lower
be bracket,, top aae'ed and hlahly
me ftvorad Cher'le Harria of Weet
h * *Pa)m Beach. Fla, axrapt a*Id* <Ed
.
pr'lar of Sa'am, M»*a, fl-l. 6-1.
Today ha will meat Frank
Ovarnaay of Orlando, Fla, leaded
fifth, who won from Dunlip Cannon, llamphla. 9-7, 8-2.
player aa ha want up In the air
Andyawa, with two doublet In
iBonford-.
other thra* hlta ^
wheB
ChBne.||or
A,|olf' ji grab a not and hlgn him urt.a. four triwa. and Canalar, with a
cam* In the flrit, flltn and |j|||fr |Ml|, the a-an l narade Irrto ______________.. .. .
e . W pL tad ling'a Id they ataortnth.
the »*adli>m an I the Olymplr five
_
I t*n44a, aialatad Wblra In acorlng
R*d Sweeney, who pitched the |, tgnlt*»f. If* -I rn la t»*a dln»-.
' flrat game against Pabtka Mon- ,„(U , xhara b pat—a* might .-e
; day la a 10-lnnlng, 3-1 loaa, waa ax pactad—any Important n*«j>#ltba mound for Sanford and tlnn among the rank an' file, of
« 1 > ‘nkkad for 12 hlta which, lh- French pennte
J. oauplad with flea error*, wary Slrangaly anongh. the hottest
" good for aeven runa. Only two of tnll-Olyrnpl; ramnalen h’ a *een
'''■.the Galnaarllla runa ware earnrl. waged op norlh. In Sweden, Nor'i ,y -The 0-Man war* unabb *» " 'F »nd Danmark, but now ell
agora until th* fifth Inning whan *h" « ■PI**1’
M »«7 In lhe
■ .they put orar two runa, bath of fnW. «ueh to th- re'lef of Cer^ which ware unearned. Calmer ™ 0 ,'"nn''. *''W-»I«. Foe , W
bit to Clary at ahort who booUd *
btaoh-and-^ r»v* « l " ' ' r
tba ball.
MeDoug* I ..criflc*)
» h" " orr,, n^ ' ,b° :
V and McNamara .truck out. A«Wr
*T
than banged Mi third hit of tba
.
. l.uiwm ;* o *
t-Lday. a alnata. and Calmer aeorad. .
. , Norw, v wtnn^J 0* Ik*
g MeMalUn folbwad with •
r*:(nt ,| nt*r Olympic, at O r !>,? W •nd A<Ulf
th*.ml.ch. rane near w « ln d rn thpbta.
■timmar rame*. "If wa make a
f>;
(Beat dog b to be awarded A
trophy by DT. JarrvrRabb. A alio
m vnfat-.PUVar.dSw W |yjBob,
nVakara. b iw A h M M . OTvar
■brdad'trnVt .will gu » N < X t aetpope n’d. Traphlea a fg frotn Mr,
Graham;
S
The Bow# Willbme trophy la
to be tha prtaa far Ah* beat dam
with two o f bay progeny.
Th* first four placed doga In
*«rh clfaa ar* to b* awarded blue
IftbhOQB.
Following th* ahefif, ^Una wilt
be mad* for a winter flald trial
circuit climaxing a ehamplonahlp
Other ra*ult«:
,
Man*# doublaa; First rounf— Mat Jibt for th* atato tl)18. /
P
V
Tarpley, Taptpa, and Roaaall Bobbit,
Ationt),
defeated'
John TWENTT THKBB CENTS OFF
Handila, Lakalind, Fla., and Bob
MeAJL-LRN, Tk*_ J ^ >VlJ ^ F >
D««k*r. Miami, 8-3, 7-9. 8-3-
’
-D octor# axpaetod ta iaka a 4yaar-otd Matamoroa, M ai, lad
cough on 38 cant# when *ha era*
of kayo victoria* In th# United , Th* minimum coat.of o durable hvwyeht h«r* after a cola h*d Wen
State* Ibb wlntar, and batla.1 »»dag car W Il®p0*. according V ged la h b throat for three day,
him a* a “ mltaela man" who to Ira Vafl. an ex-pllot. Soma
would wipe out th# .tlrnaiof BriU|»P**d bog«l^ rMing oo American
■In’* reputation for .producing
horitoAtal poaherara. ' ’
But McAroy, roundly Uouacad
by Lawla, cams borne to' dbappolnt hb booatera again Vy loalng
SWIM — DANCE — Wi
to gawky Jack Pataraan, tha
B|Ubh htarywalgbt champion,
PALM 3 PRING 8
m a t r i r w*tv»r u , 0 _
SPECIAL OPENING RATES — 18 O R
ATTRACTIVE PICNIC RATES AND I
LIFE GUARD BERVICS
tS m day Tharadayl Ladba aM «UWm
w ni aa r w . « 4 «w » w > u i «* m
Building
M atoriR ls
IIBADE CLUB
,
(Ralph Matcilf, r'ted aa tl
"Latest human” of all Use, ha*
of all kinds caB an aa.
Kara yool' Mad tW
mast reaaonabla arieea
and Wet quality. aad
Ik* qakkeA H~ u a,
Sudden Borriaa
THE stand ;
rTnwmx ar»v*, i.nv
nuyioa* n-aeh
. • 'caeiia*
HILL
HOME RUNS
n Aetna ti.
it
It
i .k
if
it
, ur i
Taotar.ky'i Homan.
* h r , Piralao, 1> Fox. Tig
n w ra r
pv t>r ♦
lin e
\
i .hmii
wry'‘
the -Marmwtte Unlvaialty club’*
entry In the Amarbaa champtoaahipa at Priacatan July S and 4.
�Sanford b The Only Cental
Florida City Affording Rail, R lg H t
And Water fransportaOoe
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
AY, JUNE 12. IBM
Chiselers
Hit
7
{ By Roosevelt
Kiwanis And
Rotary Clubs
Stage Picnjc
President Delivers
Address In Texas
• Centennial Stadium
Before Big Throng
Eag^r Throng Is At
OulingAtSanLando
Springs; Prizes Are
(riven To Winners
j^Ldvocates Good
Neighbor Policy
Mora than 100 orrteen of tho
One hundred and seventy, five
Florida National Guard will con- members of the Sanford Kiwanla
_ . . .
_ _
an*i Rotary tloba and their famlverga on Sanford toavorrow
ytlt, fj , y afternoon attended
the opening of their first e o n v e n - 1 two
an|tn* second annual
tlrn designed to form the Nttleeh picnic at San Lando Springs,
al Guard Association of Ftorl4a.| The throng, Teal
pimk-bsnt.
The delegate, will ba welcomed |assembled during the latter part
la an addrea* by Lt. Col J. C .; of the sflernoon and Ute majority
Without definitely eeUhllihinf I f n announcing himself for in Hutchison, poet eomnwnder o f , participated In swimming until
himself on any particular plan, the aconomical administration.
the
Sanford guard unit.
I* **;- M- . . .
,
.
eanMhge asserted hhnaelf to be la candidate said the state could savt tbsHeadquarter*
for the eenven-l After abendonlng a lunchaon
fa v w o f old ago pension,, re- thouund, of dolors t*y Ibe afcnltsi™, have been established at tba.t»W« Ihxt
bM O W ^LM Sh,
A
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Denounces System Of
OwnershJpOfLabor
As A Commodity
DALLAS, June IX—(AP)
^ U ^ m ocfacy UToppflrW &Uy"
as well As in government.
President Roosevelt declared
here today the net result ot
economic control by the few
Z STjLJsrs
"If labor la to bo
romraodlt/
:
REPUBLICAN VICE PRESIDENT
e
Gov. Landon To Lead
Ticket While CoL
Knox Named For
Vice
Presidency
Both Nomination*
Are U n a n i m o u s
Replojrle, Vandenberg
Withdraw F r o m
Race For 2nd Plate
CLEVELAND. JUNE 12.
w * , bj
Hr. Cone sounded a firm plank, Mr. Cone's bf\et halt her* came
for full school terms la all educa* during the second day o f his eamtlonal institutions. He said It w u «. pagln leading up to the second pri•f paramount Importance that thd mary on Jon# 23. Wednesday he
state tchool system he malntelned covered the C kit Coast between
on the plan and aehedul# which Jaeksonvllla' and Daytona Bsach.
waa drawn op fo r It.
Today ha la moving toward South.
Aaaorttog the Importance o f west Florida.
Junior Chamber Camp Wewa Fills
Moves ToWiden Vacancies Before
Lottery Battle Opening Of Term
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Civic Club Plans To Scout Summer Outing
■tlon of homo*."*
A movsnsneot was ondfr way
HOUSTON, Texas, J ob* i f . —
-Asserting
tho
American hor# today to carry tho Junior
sople as a nation desire no for•or expansion. President Rooa*. ------------ x—
»lt expressed the hop* at nearby .state, according to a atetement
an Julato battlefield Thursday from Andrew Carr*way, presL
* ” !d
•* **• J«F*M organisation
>• the United States ie « i.t .i.i.t b in
»d helping to maintain "prin-1 Pleas to aolieit tfca aupport nf
No more Boy Scoots will bo *ecep ted for Camp W rw i first out
ing period beginning Sunday, It
waa announced today by Barnard
Griffis, on officer o f the unit, who
•old no more vacancies a n avail
able.
— (AD — The Republican
ticket against the New Deal
la I-andon and Knox. The
national convention
over*
whelmtngly nominated CoL
Frank Knox of lllinotolor
tho vice presidency todag
after Senator Arthur V » *
denbcrKi Mich., had aaketl
In a letter rend to ihe
.
that his n*me not bo con#U*wdU
Knox's nomination
wmi
uiiEItl*
moui. As did the rival* o f 0«T »
Alt M. landon last night, XJov.
Harry W. Nice, Maryland aad
fermsr Ambassador Walter Edge
tie, opens at i P. M. with a fel
of ’ New Jeraey released UaW
lowship dinner at the Mayfair.
delegate* end took to the plat*
The event will honor all Regular 1
form to advocate
the popular
Array officers
Instructor*
on
choice. The name o f Arthur W .
duty In the Florid* Guard. C*pt|
Little of New York w il ala*
John P. ferham ef tho 124th t
withdrawn, leaving
Knox th e
infantry. In toaatmnator.
only name before the convokeFeatures ad the dinner are to
tlon. Ono of the deciding foetord
be addresses of welcome by
wai a caucus which seat M
Mayor 8. 0. ShlnhoAtr and T.
New York vote* solidly for Kaos*
E. Simpson, president of UiO
Right up to tho meeting of the
Seminole County
Chamber o f
convention •ession,
th en wad
Commerce. Guest speaksr la Col.
talk of drafting
Y aad n b ttfeL. J. Jenkins who will talk oa
but he was adamant. Hlchigag
“Tho National Guard and tho
cast its 38 votes for Kang it*
Kiwanla—Dr. B. D. Caswell,
Col, Frank Knox, tho Chicago, 111., publisher, who has been on though a previous
Regular. Array."
annaun o o '
The boetnees session begin* at chairman; John Leonard*, Walter outeteadtng critt* of lb* New Deal from It* earliest Inception, was roent said the utate would ga
OoUma&'Panl 8lmpaoa, Julius Mnanhnooaly nominated fox the vks preeldency of the United State, for Vindsnberw.
AA 4 HJ landst
J, LmggMSAn
rthur
Braaoa,
George X Grafs, aanier sdjuLspt, ( „IlW
mg,fiU
M br ,i a
o w n™
* San- by the R,publican convention al Clavaland Ibis aflernoenA’ A
Keptogle of
JforidIC WtBkfkfgF
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aa chairman. Selection of a tent-[ford Doudney, Frank La moon, A.
hie namo from
the vim pswM
porary. president will be mod* ot C. Lockwood' Jo* Marentette and
dcntlal raco during the norato|f
that time, after which Major Howard Long.
and through
K. X Callaway,
Rotary-Dr. A. W. Ippe. chalrFred H. Davis, superior court
who had prepared a nominating
man; J. II. Colclough, W. A..Lafspeech for Replogle aeked Ota
flar and G. W. Speneor. to
(upper* Km O*
CLEVELAND, June 12.—OT tilled to eipret o f me, t feel com convention
—The text of Gov, Atr Iwndon’, pelled before you procowl with the Florida delegates had not fiv e rad
runulderatlun of my name to suu- Vandenbcrg because o f Ma op*
telegram, read by hia campaign Alt my Interpretation, of certain
position in the
Senata to thh
manager, John Hamilton, to tha plank, In the platform so Hat you Florida canal.
Tbn delegates
Republican convention In Cleve may bo advUcd s , to my views. I cheered the telegram from la g *
land last night, follow*:
could not In accordance do other dun, saying, the “ road lad ts
wise.
victory In Novambot” aad thorn
“ Under the title of labor the at 1:14 disbanded for an tateaa*
platform commits tho Republican campaign already under way.
party aa foltown
Learning o f hi* 'nomination in
“ ‘ Support tho adoption of state Mlchlgaa City, Knox said ha era*
Mrs. M. 0 . Smith yesterday ob
laws and Interstate compacts to I|“ profoundly grateful.” Now IS
tained t building permit to make
abolish swastsbops and child la and publisher o f
tho Chicago
repairs on o two-story rttldsnca
bor, and to protect women and chil Hally Newt, he hao been on tho
pt First Street and Loka Monroe,
dren with respect to maximum war path egalnat tbs Now Dost
•wording to city hall records.
hours, minimum wages, and work
for months.
4
--------ing conditions. We bellsvo that
Gov. Landon,
Florida: Partly
eloudy with
form, the nomination tendered by this can bo done within the Con
o f Kansas,
■hewer* Saturday and In south and
nominated tor
this convention carries with It, as stitution as It now stands.’
central portion* tonight, Northwest
“ I hope tho opinion of tho con president last night- by tho la *
o matter o f private honor and pub
Florida: Fair tonight) Saturday
national
eonventto|k
lic good faith, an undertaking by vention U correct that the alma publican
unsettled, probably showers In aaat
each candidate to be true to the which you have In mind may be Tho Domination waj nnamlnnno,
portion.
Ha notified tho delegate*, i w a
principles aad program herein set attained within the Constitution
a* It now stands. But, If that before hi* selection waa formalforth.
Sanford Elka will assemble to
“ If nominated, I unqualifiedly opinion should prove to be errone ly voted, that he favored a cur
night to perfect plans for Flag accept the word and spirit of that ous, I want you to know that. If rency expressed la tamo of gold
Day aaerdsee to b* held Mon and* risking.
nominated and elected, I shall and a constitutional aaaeadmoaL
day, according to an announeo“ However, with that candor favor a constitutional amendment if necespary, to porrait tho statoa
mon from Frmh F. Darner, os- which you and tho country are «nICeallaWeO an f a x * SI
to pass minimum wago laws.
Gov. Landon’s Telegram To Convention
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Northerner! Ask
Local Chamber Of
Winter A c t i v i t y
State Canvassing
Board Announces
> Official Results
•tilted ruler.
‘Cone For Governor’ Woodmcn Ceremony
Club To Be Formed Honors Pioneers Of
By Seminole Voters Sanford Fraternity
Automobile! driven by MU*
Louis* Perkin* and 8, A. Irwin col
lided today at tho latoraoetlon of
Sanford Avenue and Ftrxt Street,
i snarllag to lata'polls* reports.
Tho Celery Camp. Woodmen of
Damage-was negligible. LL Shaf
Plana fog n T t o d Con* tor Gov
fer, motorcycle offkar, brveetigat- ernor" club will be perfected t>- tho World, last nl*ht honored
dtesburg Invites
Sanford Citizens
To All-Day Rally
Urged For Formers
night i t T :l# o'clock In the Valdsa
Hotel, It « M announced today by
S. M. Lloyd, Mgfttery e f tho Sem
inole County Domee ratio Com
mittee.
All voters thywughout the coun
ty ora especially urged to attend,
Mr. Lloyd aaldiLi A. Bromley will
pioneers of tho fraternity in a
Founders' .Night program which
waa attended by approximately
A very powerful tk n ton
“ g r S l l w ™ .1 w . . « : * • broadcasting atattoo, giving we*
tlon, B- V. Whlteer and Shariff
wide transmlaatoa, la to bo oi
stroctod naar Nanking, China.
tlvlttae o f tho Woodmen, Mr.
Whltnar said ha had boen con
nected with tha lodge for «
years, wMlo Bhartff MeClalland
U a 30-year member.
A. L Thomas and H. T. Hacksndon were glvon tho protection
degree by the local drill team
captained by Ed C a m way.
SamlaM* County farmers who
hova M l toned to work sheets to
Counto Agent C. X
Dawson
should do ao Immediately or they
At tho close of
bovlnssa
re
freshments war* .served under a
_________
Mr. Conaway,
commltte* of
George Itlnson and J. W. Snow,
E l PLAINS KILUNO
_OT_ The
by everappnwad
gaisr Loan
No othar namo than that ad
tho victor waa placod boforo tho
convention. Soma of hi* antwhOa
rivals, Including Senator Vaadtote
berg and Colonel Knox, worn
among Ma aacoocUn. Tha tm * '
vention accepted him with a nag*
lag whoop ef approval aad toivrAo ff the nomination with an old*
time marching, howling parndd
of celebration.'
BIRMINGHAM, ‘Ala, June If.
—OT—Lottie D. Smith, lister of
Robert 8. James, tho Lee Angeles
barber accused o f the "ratttosnake” kffltog of hU fifth wUa.
gav* o sworn deposition to CalV
ferula authoritiao yesterday atatIng Janwa threatened to kUI her
LOCAL WEA'
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A m u se Athletes
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Chance Of life To
W h ip
Heat Olympic S ite
leUng Observes
rturea Of Baer I s l a n d e r s
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•engrthens Legs
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|OKH, H. Y<* Jane S.— ^
Unit rooting on one knee,
ib wf.1 havo to knock me
ratlines the only meaner In
fh Joe Loul. will oe tbe winner
>1 they meet next week.
niMlIng ha. bean fevorlng a
ft, eountorlnx right and an UpM . He doe. not door that the
Wn BonAwr b a rtralghtawsy
Ar. Hi* utyle b similar became
wnlka In to itrige at a rival.
Ik, thb In mind Behmellog li
ppfat# oat a line of attack with
I'maln object ef getting ever
> flr»t ( 6l1d Wow.
1b German blithely thinks that
He will not be co confident (f
•aildly at the start. It will be
to the former heavyweight
impbn to outsmart, octapo.il
lb to the punch, while taking
* that bb own chin la not enHu to one of Joe’s rapid lofts.
Ithmellng has been studying the
Ipraa of Ms rival’s big fights.
No against Camara and Baer.
Vdbeoverad that Jee got over
i, first hard wallop, and than*t the spines of tha ItnUan and
reemoro playboy were Ilka so
SARASOTA, JeaF fL-Fbrida
anfleri led the fleU In tnrpen
catc^wrogbtored yesterday In Ike
tenU latornatlraal tnrpen teuro*men^Crte vtth sportsmen from
Tempo, Jacksonville, Cbsrwater
end Sarasota enter!of their fbh
Youthful. Jack Hall The place, unleeaAhb observer
H o l d . Batata T o fis ; * 5 * 2 5 - - £
Three Safe Blows Am.rlcen delegation a* "Radblnr
.Village” Ion* *fter lie orginal
M p.— title hr* Keen for*ett*n. Nobody
Jack Hall. 18-year-old pitcher »*,r sew >0 many rentalon before
from Loo Ang.lt., mad. a bril- enywhera, barrlnc possibly In a
llant atart for tha Danders yes- fariorytarday by holding St. Auguatlno Stme super-salesman, who most
to throo hit* while hb (•ammato. have known somebody of Impor.
were pounding Rutland for nino tanee .Imply Mid the vtlbfe con*
tractor, hi. entire radletur output
aafo blows to win, 8 to Z.
The
Islander.
started the —lock, .lock end torral. And,
•coring In the first frame, when rather then admit that .emeaody
McNally singled, went to third made a alliht miscalculation the
on Hoelnekl'e elngle to right and contractor ha. Inatallad every last
one of them. It moat here been a
era* sent bom* on Anderson'* fly talk, but he ha. dona K1
tb center. IToetn.kl had gone to In all tbe principal building.,
second on a vain throw to catch radiator, actually occupy nearly
McNally at third and checked In half the wall apace In every room
with the second run on Morton'. .and hall. In aoma room, there I. a
•Ingle.
generous
eight ui
or nine
feet between
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t j
t _1pL
«rTiwrww» rniiat
uiueicvt
*iravrairw*l
**■ Augustine tallied one* In them: In othere a scanty four feet.
tha .lath
when
Sparkman Give* Nine
Bingka In Opener;
Azalea* ShowPower
In Both Contest*
Jumm..nettle. M
Oliver Blechour*.
Z. N. Crowder ef Tampa haalod
In a SO-pounder oetog heavy tackle.
The Tamp* angler was fishing off
Tit* Pines with Capt. Bareld
Michael. >
With fluid* Sam Ha l at Pilot, N.
&
WoRwunw ef Jacksonville
honked a 36-pounder silver klag
whlb fishing at The Pedal OWaeka.
A 81-pounder was brought to
gaff off The pine, by MUtoa Bran, non of Clearwater, fishing with
Con. Sam Swotlng.
| J. W. Ford of BUrkvflJa, Mba.
and a tournament visiter registered
a tarpon weighing tl pound*.
Fltigerald .In Ths distance wa« m easured.
IWow because Louie was sacked
•Inst tho ropes. Had Bchmellng
towed hb raaeoalng it Ml furIVho might hero wendsred what
"sod Baer to hack away ewtfUy
d leave hlmsslf open to several
W h ir^
nra. It was the shock of these Andersen singled and went £m . ^ r d h » 9 l s
iw*. which pratsnted Beer from on Morton’s triple to center.
EYnm P o n ilia N P
•ring tho hell, and found, him
rawing a right aa Loel* turned
natoeevtft*
Hanford
Rardlnal.
l'anlhera
llullduen .
Senatorn
hack to go to hb
^ .c o o l enough ta roqulrss,
not go down) and from that ! w.°
*U’ ^h* afternoons ara
TV*
mast.presume thet the Brown i t
* fil i n g wind temper*
ahor can take a punch after all. J1®
*° th»t per* pi ration b InIchmellng
U depending mom
more en ^
?owd
by tbe
---- Jing b
, “ •not>‘ bE work
---------— •-VwVtM nl'h t b r i s 'H I * . Tim,
ni— H-m m I —w - — t the ib.
% to carry Mm and sustain ."••••
u'd Louis get over oome I Wulg Wavfcg out lit a light Jersey sUt-n n>b«w the I V - ' b * could
1amaeks In tha first and second * , ■hort trunks. Although he dons
Mb. A fighter taking to road j*** wrn5u ’n
lh" heat at
k ao bte in hb canor o
f
U
n
worh •» times ,hiiM
m-et fh
■ that thb work b M l •• bonu "h>ok*d
Ispee*. such ••
at to him as ha thinks. It ,lowln« down or halting his blow*
'•* seusual •train on the 1*«s 11 ™ #f. hb characteristic atIn soma ease* ttghUna the leg
him appear
though
flat so that th* eonbtant ™ waa letting up on hb spar
Big Six Baseball
adlng over th* roads takas all m,u*Uelty out of thorn and slows
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If
K-w Tor k
Beats* ■■
I set rl»t
Oevsln rut
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hav. shown liras far In training,
By The AaaoclateJ Praia
Bchmsllng laughs oft Ms theory th* ° * bt *•
*° Produe* as Plsyer
G AB R U Pet,
id. assarts that ha feels bettor m*n>r firework* as slgnalwl the ftrtllvan. Inda. .11 107 II 43 AOt
kau ever. OnTthln, b notbrahb « ‘nr of Jra Uut. . . . titular Tarry, GUnU
Ti l l W 400
id that b hb outward physical thw,t ,Mt J“"*B. Martin, Crd. U 1« 31 41 431
Mdlibn la much betlgy than It , , *— ”
,
,
Medwlek, Crda. « 1« » 73 404
sa when he flnt set up camp at ,
V***?"
Gehrig. Yanke. »-1 9 8 It 71 4*4
foponoeh, N. Y.
landed aucceeafu ly hi* British DekU’giu, Ynk. M 180 >0 M 463
f Bchmsllng ' has tho advantage •** Amovtean amateur Utba, h«
m Loul. In tha se'sctlon and lo- »Mm' tho first player ever tn
Ubn of training cimpe. Tho Oertho two mo.t-prb»d title* ol Winners Yesterday
■as b high up In tha hills. Tho " mon*P<,r*
twice In eueceeNATIONAL
Cincinnati Tl New Yarii I,
Pittsburgh I : Brooklyn L
SWIM — DANCE ~ PICNIC
Chicago 0| Philadelphia 4
• Boston at It, Louis, to M
played at later daU.
PALM SPRINGS
Total.
lA ir e a p
Maltbr. lb
Clary, m
T o ta l.
*1 * < • IS
i—TUtUd tor Iwoeney In ICth.
Palntkn _____IM .IS **• I—J
annfotd —____ _ its SM SM P—1
Hun.: Clnry. M"-Crons. Cnusisr.
Only one gam* with Galn**- n «h *r. Jummonvltt*.
Error*: amlth.
vflb will bo played hero to
Huns batloO In: Andr.wa Cats*,
morrow Instead of a double- m-truf. (lustra t. Two Imm kite:
Andrew,
t, Bl.trwf, Jummnnvlllo,
header which wae potentially Pt.bcr. Thrso
bin hit: MoCroso.
ee&sdubd, according to Look- Mecrlfkea; Darla, Ontrrn, Maltbr.
TuawaoavUI*.
Doobla
rat Manager Stuffy McCroae. p-rn»».
playa: nuns to Causlsr, Maltbr
Tha locals are on tbe road to to MeCroaa. wit n baaoni Palat■a I; BanlorO S. Bu m on ball.,
day, playing la Palatka. .
off Usury 1. Streak nut by H»*ry
a, awen.y t UraplrJfc: Camshaft
and
Or*ham. Ttm* ot cams lilt.
Getting away to a . promising
atari in tha nightcap, Sanford
•W
I.KdlnV jUaliMi
It Util
Naw Turk
CklrssD
t'lllsliuruh
Clselsssll
*r*»i-* Panthers no»i-n
nhiisd.ipnu
A tn S, i s i n . Itrooklrn
SPECIAL 0 P ^ m T lu V M r-^ V »,,CENT8 EACH
ATTHAOTIVI PICNIC RATES AND FACILITIES
. U F » QUABD SERVICE
day Tharsdeyl Ladle* and chUdraa admitted fra*,
win w >»s^
LW *.'
■ Urn* n u l l tk< Dh I to-.
H oary, p
glcd and Hall Issued free pa.km A
n visitor to the vtllege tint „ie
J? * T0*
Ropanlc, OW.ni and .tartl.d at the renka of radiators.
Oloaoii,
PItig. raid home, because the Der’la
ete I. aot
O
Jhaon* forcing Fltigerald
Der’ln elJm
ellmei
The Saints
Selnta acored
scored again In the .o .rr.re.
severe. anyway.
anywey. Then.
Then, aa the
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wii.n
n.aftm
rad
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tevantip when Butland walked, tour continue*, It begins to get
The Islander*
added three the rUltor leereo the • place
more In thetr half of the seventh, finds he rant concentrate
Martin, tripled and .cored on wnr-vlng afoot the radiator*.
McNally’s single. McNally scored There even are radiator* In I
and Hoslnakl went to second en kllrheas at the big dining hall.
Bonner** error
at short,top.1
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iU JLLE TIN
PALATKA. Jmsv *— BaaM t* Lm M j prated « iw
Wsshlnuton
Chtrsan
Cub. I. col ecting big divi:'and*
■elve* one ahead ot the vbltora. Usui., rt
f*om hi. infie <1 “Insorance"—
The tide turned In the third
“
''
Woody English—and wishes ha had
whan Palatka Tilt a .coring stride jummenvile. •
'*(* enother "policy" juit ilk. him.
end sent three men across the * t>«Tkman. p
.See English, recognised a* a fine In>lat*. Again In the fifth one tal- mui.
j
fielder, baa ieen kept out of r«gIM.
aAnronn
Clary, aa
.'»oe ular employment with tho .Cubs
LONDON, Juno 9 .—UPl—Croat
chiefly by Billy Judge*. • star of Briuln wtl) b forced to taka tho , Unloosing all of their power, Mebby, Jb
fr
(lightlygreater magnitude. It has field foe the fleetgam* of the In-1 ^ Asali .. ma«b a deluge of
ktanaa that kept score- «*«<•»• sn
Jit seemed
a shame to ntimeroueoftarnation.Ipolo aoriraagehutthe: theelith
ccnstantly eherpenlng.?*'^^* ff.
!U flclal and unofficial observer* that United States Wednemlay without
.sis a great ball player should bo cast tho rarelee. of tho eight-goal In pencils to remain abreast wlth|M<cron>. jb.p
ti* In a' utility tob. especially when dian aco, lUo Rajah Haunt Singh, the five rune that galloped homo. 11j'"':"- '
Not- content wfth a perfect Knu.r, ib
.sie i ,ot at other teams wanted Eng- It was announced definitely ymter!li* llab.
dey.
day, tha vbltora cut loom oneo, **w.raey
Grimm, however, refused to pert
After-en namlaetloa of (Mart's again to the seventh and fbntj Toteu
with Moody, eipUInlng that tho shoulder. Injured In a raOl In a Inning to hang up two more
tat 1
.no young rateran was hb "Inauranee" trial match Saturday, physicians markers for good measure.
|a«nf»rd
J!! against anything that might hap- si Id the Indies ace would not bo Manager Stuffy McCrane, who
.ui P«n to the Cub Infield. Even offers able to pley In tho opening game, does moat of his ball palylng mnnviiu a. Sp
too of cash, valuable payers, or both, scheduled for 1:80 P. M. (1:80 A. •round first base, temporarily „
■JJJ felled to shake the Jovial Cub pilot M. Eastern
Standard Time) deserted hb favorite ' position nua# tmrud
.Ms from hU stand. And Englbh hasn’t Wednesday at tha 'Harilaghem
thrown Grimm down.
Club,
tell
RlfM now, Grimm would be In
WR> Hamit out. each of tha
|v
a .eryaoneomfortabla .pot If ha contending teems will be Sl-goel
IVt hadn’t fc.pt Englbh. The season! ceadbhwtbae, the efflcbl Uneape,
,
wsajMt nicely eUrtod when Judge* .nnouncod yeeterdey. ravesUd.
, d suffered an Injury to hb throw-1 Gnat Brltbu will ww H. Haalug am*. Englbh bounced out of kath Huge* at No, t| Gerald Bald-
Polo Player With
U. S. Match Near
r--------------f i E W H• -K’ r-e d S operated
« t e Juat
r a*t efficiently
w s ataataea» , sphrer
f tP. CKlniMs,
i,
baek.«•series’*
rora figured In the scoring.
son at every Infield |»eltUm a - .tarting Ifawun wtl here Bib Ped-
GalneevUle'e lone run earn* h
tho ninth after Ttopey Dosnriiai
l l ^ U d ^ . (LMen ta fly* hit*. IJel. Englbh right now," Grimm arid
to "*^ d h
yrarnlngly yesterday, “but there
■onbgTounder goOetwpan hb legs. J RpUnd Romoro, th* preerat
dBt
N*- American hop,
atop and Jump
troqato s«Tir«) chjtmpiont b »lio th* Miitlwra
•>
vtlb’a hits, the G-Man hoibr hit-
HOME
RUNS
whan a pair af safe blows
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ling twice hi three times up, am!
Adair throe time. In four tripe to ■
Philadelphia ■{ Chicago 4 (10
lanlnga).
Cleveland at Washington, poetnmaeoksi rain
■IS
DENVER, June t c
Una* H. (Navy BIU) A
the champion tre ral*
*^fcy
Osnftovnt*. At prsrant
tho Uafrtrslty af Den
T'vtv
�Sanford b Tha Onfy Ccntmi
Florida City Affording KaO, Hlffcfa
And WaUt fnogporUtfaa
A N INDEPENDENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
1DAT, JUNE 10, 10M
Dawes At Convention1
• • j i(
Landon Leaps
Ahead In GOP
LANDON HOME
D THE HEAR’
Against Tuba’
(jlub P l e d g e s ‘ It
self Not To Par1 tidpate In Gamb
ling Games H en
New Senator Favon
. Over-Sea Highway
Linking Key West
To State Mainland
Lotteries Blamed
For Bad Business
! JACKSONVILLE, Ju m ID.—
—Senator Bcett U. Loftln, In an
brtarvtew todiy m U, "there are
ladlesUona t f hforabli action on
tW adoption of tha amendment for
Dm Gulf-Aflantlc ihlp c»n»L11m Senator o ld tha adjourn
ment of Congress for tho O. O. P.
convention p n him an opportunVty to ntnrn tar flnt-hand *Infbmotion on ponding Florida proj
ects. Ro mid tho following or*
among tho projects he will sup
port actively:
1 The cross-state ship canal, tho
Penaaeola shipyard, the Pan-
Other Civic Clubs To
■■■! Be Asked To Co-Op} erate In Campaign
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‘ T h r (Linford Junfor Cb%wl e r o f Commerce today had
Lunched «
campaign de
signed to abolish illegal lot-j
teriea fn the city. Th e m ove
started at the organisation's
m eeting last night.
Petteway. Begins
gustlne, the bridge at West Pn!m
Bench and tho Port Everglades
harbor development.
(Associated
Kansas; two-year-old John -Jack" Cobb Landon and Nancy JO^petHy 4
i Tho Junior Chamber campaign
la designed principally to combet
U m game of chance known here
as *'CbW and In other places
ms -Bolttn," according to nan^ k w s of tho organisation.
■ Othe activities last night conelated o f an adklreaa from 0. P.
Herndon, clerk of the circuit
'court here, who explained the op‘ . oration and duties of hie office.
Nr. Herndon's speech was one
•in-* series tram county officiate
• r*jR h » are appearing before the
gmaytee membership and familiarW n lcg It with the routine of publie positions.
Scholl Funeral Rites
Are Held Here Today
Trapped By
Fran Asylum
b
ConeOpanpCampaign CITY NEW S BRIEFS
With Radio Talk;
Agrees To Forgive Two etray doge, reported ae
TALLAHASSEE, Juno lO— OP)
—On receipt of official returns
from U counties by mall sad
talagraphed
otftefal
figures
from
two others. Secretary
Gray’s tabulation on tho gover
nor's race, showed Prod P. Cons
leading W. C. Hodges by *71
w U s Tha^m nvMetog hoard
mod. were shot and hilled yester
day fay U . C. H. Shaffer, local
motorcycle officer, nt Park Avenue
end Tenth Street.
Florida: Partly cloudy with
scattered showers
tonight orl
Thursday. Extreme northwest,!
probably thundershowers tonight
and Thursday.
Fred Cone F ire s State Comptroller Lee Re-Elected
By Largest Plurality In History
Opening Gan In
Runoff Tomorrow
Candidate For Gover
nor Will Speak To
Seminole Citizens
Fred Cone,
gubernatorial
runner-up In
the
«
,
.
IhmmriU* am *
noST*to mate JbrmU annouaco- — A.' if* and"n*M "p.“ ll!,,8OT rii^'bhU on to tM ' governorship of
tho seoond primary, Meanwhile, at 4:tt A. M. and eats at T:tf P-! Florida against Judgt Raleigh Patboth W. Raleigh Petteway and M. Moon rises at 11:14 P. H. and Uw»F pf Tampa, will maka hla
m U at 10 28 A* 1L
fU it addrau o f tha second cam*
Cone are actively campaigning.
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pain in SamlnoU County toraorJudge Petteway opened in worthwest Florida, at Penaeealn and
rj^CTub'vril'/bo hriduTte
Mr- Con* *“ • r*e,nt1' ••tebllehed
MUton today, and Cone speka ^
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state-wide headquarters In Jack*
over Um radio here hut night
^
aonvllle where It was announced
M r I* * ? 1 2 5 "
*«1 * » today that he wood .seat In Banaround, tha club Monte an tha see- fard lt 4l00 a>eloci toi : orrow ,fiJACKSONVILLE, June 10.
“ * •nd jaurth Wadneadayn of trTloon.
Iupp« r t U o f Mr.
-Judge Raleigh t Attorney
•ach month.
Cone ham made arrangements for
Tampa, high man among 14
ftidiln, m U iff tin Dwmoc
—
him to spank nt the comer of First
gubernatorial nomination la
With fl,D0T In typ treasury. Street and Magnolia Avenue,
June > primary, raid Ttieedi
the Seminole County Chantber of | In tho event of Inclement weatbwould open hla ran-off prl
Commeree has ona of Ha most «r, Mr. Cone will change hla meetcampaign at Penateels and
healthy
bnlancan
in
years,1Ing place to the Seminole County
tan en Wsdaaaday. Tha
President T. K. Blmpeon re- Court House, It was staled here
ported
to baud meadbors
this morning, where It was said
ast
night Secretary
Ralph that ha will discuss Important f»eBagwell said currant membership turns at tha campaign and the
stood at 178.
effort which wee made during the
- first election to count him out of
.. t h e run-off.
Louisa A. Jammu, U - y e e r - e l d _______________
Local Candidates
To Be Heard At S A 1 a t t ic U U U J X iD O lO l
Political Rallies WPA Band Project
Co** Somervell Says
Canal Ii Harmless
end.received her Ugh school dipioma at I P M . It w u reported Us______
^ t v
OCALA. June
10._(/P)-Col
^am the offloe of tM county finhon gom ,™ ]), |n charge of
P * 1,
____
the Florida ship caeal project told
1 ■<
-------members o f tha Motion eounty
Dr. b . D. Cm well, member of .chamber of commerce that newly
the Kiwanls Pienle committee, to- assembled data Indiestad digging
day urged haste In purthaalng the waterway would not damage
Shots for the Kfwnnto-Rotery,Florida's naderground water aup-
Tff.
>fa Photo')
-V n E s t a ;
& •g*«g- srsfi! a
R
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shown UU- ^ f »hfy»tng"had InMrs. BoHand U t e a drove
M p.nreet since the ortglte TTlkl—
today whew aha and
tommeRs eurvty was mads
U m Shapiro ■SMIwwd;ta .te a d -;towral yean age.
Berry Is Cleared In
TrlsI Before Sharon
The Seminole Democratic Com
mittee today scheduled three
political ml Use for County candi
dates who survived, the June ]
primaries, and who must ro Into
the June 33 primary, according
to S. M. Lloyd, secretary.
First of the political gather
ing* will be held In Oviedo and
It hilled for tha lattsr part of
n u t week, although no dcflnlta
data haa been set. The second li
scheduled In the Lyman School
also late nut week.
Mr. Lloyd said the final rally
will ho In Semlnola County
Court House on the night of
June tX, the eve of the second
primary ballotlag.
Tho rallies am 'scheduled far
tha benefit of candidates for Coun
ty offices, the secretary stated,
and no aspirants to state end na
tional office, will ha heard.
Automobile deaths fa 't e c
County for the A n t quarto
IMS numbered four, araradh
statistics which were received
_ the WO In the soo fund until It wse today.
Efforts were underway here eont|(ler, (, . llvU, bIo to m, k, ,
This county's rank wna 14th
today to m yrt a PWA bend for c|M|1gtt
among 18 Florida counties haring
Sanford.
| Plane for an aquarium have al- n population of 80,000 or mom
F. F. Dornsr last night *P- ready been drawn, It was brought under tha 1M8 census.
peared before the. Seminole Coun- [Wt In the dlscuselan. It had been
Total deaths In tha 18 counties
ty Chamber of Commerce Board hoped to obtain funds for the pro]- was t i l from s population i f L*
113,403,
of Directors and stcured that act through thd WPA.
Dade eounty recorded the laig*
body’ s endorsement of the prnj-j President T. E. Blmpeon in
set
,
|nounced plane were under wey eat number killed, Um figure kit
ing 39. Jackson, Lake, Gadsden and
Leon had none.
!“ fti4W.!* **„
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AH Interacted pi
ad to attend, Mr.
Defeated (
Sues Tom
Madrid Government
Wins. Two Victories
um would cost
(leavers. Be Mid Sanford WU| The chamber trinlportatlon
rot getting tta rightful share, ml- committee' took under adriiemcnt
though the money could be had * resolution from the United States
for the asking.
T. E. Blmpeon, president of the
chamber, agreed to
Williams had
called attention to the lack of
benches for tha public on Sanford
streets and other public places.
It wee pointed out that tha local
Junior Chamber of Commerce la
working on n phut to remedy the
Farmers' Meeting Is
situation.
.
A letter from Harold Colee, prasCalled For Thursday Board members
wen In hearty t<t«nt of the Florida Btata ChamA special firm an' n u t lag accord that a PW A band would her ef Commerce, asking that the
add considerably to the winter j Seminole body Join the state orattrutiora which Sanford now I gaaiiation was tabled until mors
offers.
Information la obtained of Coles's
Mr. Darner stressed the need for group,
ipeed la obtaining governmental
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June.
potty lareeny. was cleared this
morning after having hem ar
raigned before Jems# 0. Bharon,
county Judge.
Seminole County
16th In Auto Deal
Gov. Sholtz Insists
He .Will Rule Elks
TAMPA, Juno
ernor 8holts said hem Tim
after receiving the honorary
gras of doctor ef civil law frees
the University of Tampa that I t
expected to bo elselad grand em
ailed ruler e f the Elks a l thetr na
tional convention at Lea Aagafaa
nut month.
fere with hla tandldaey and a
pslgn for tha United States I
ala.
.
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“Could one m u hold factil
from the city audltorie
university, carryiag hla
,u rt#: Wilson School Fete
Scheduled Thuraday
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Promotion exercises In
WUaon
Black Legion Claims school, put* *m be heu ThunIt Had “Brain Truet”
LOCAL WEA'
b£ET2
. 1S
’t ^ 'S S S
ARCADIA, " j b
Bell, defeated by
setting fly
Item F. I
eounty, fa
other earn
rfnrad Iteradty fa com- ; Tho mu. bato n
tb# rasa, W ^Sg n decte- and CUrenra' Fry
d bOJ of w r a b lit would factory « M m
i t jjm
In n few * 5 T a » d that •m l
mate • etofararal at that dty gna e e t H K
>nu, pstetor-«ral 1
• • 1
, It
a
�WEDNESDAY.: J U N B ilIr lM *
THE BAWToA d HERALD, H A J T T O C V fU U M t
Government Ownership
The Santon} Herald
iwHfsaj- *** ■
*122r, v.ffLr«srvu^^',
‘t o o
l a t h ; t o c l a s s if y 1’
By RUBfl»l. HAT
!
Believer* in * ■clnllsm, or government ownership oil
change Ihalr thl* or Hat M u M eaadWab
railroads, power and light systems,
systems^, banks, and other
to throw hi* allaged support to ode I
enmrwrH*! organization*; should road
great industries or c—
or tho other •1 1k* now I* the ree' is. chairman of the Westthe address of Mr. Z. (J Hopkin:
off. bat It seldom can be done.
Puhlic
Relation* before the
„ern
. . Railway* Committee on 1
_
prove that "Virtu# I* alwayt re- Caldwell tried It Itmr yenra ago
Junior Association of Commerce in Chicago yesterday. If
and it didn’t keif kirn er Ike man Special Meet Of Lofty
the government had owned the railroads during the past « i riled."
But unlws they harry up and hr nip ported to say fTtst degrteRussian Congress
five years. Mr. Hopkins said, thujr annual deficits woulJ decide about the second man it Tho hundred and fifty Ihouuml
have added more than a billion dollar* a year to the al will tie toe late for the second pri odd enter* who rode losing hone*
To Be Called Soon
ready exorbitant federal deficit.
mary. We better quit foolin'1will probably do their own pickin'
for the next race.
This would have l>ecn true, Mr. Hopkin* sard, even if roupd and turn the job of countin'
MOSCOW, Jane 10.—A special
of the first priBut the o«1
all the water in the railroad* hnd been squeezed out by the vote* over to the Literary Digest _. .
•eaalea of tha Ai-Upton Congrtaa
bl*
Mew
U
the
process of acquisition by the government. " I f the govern ■nd let somebody count that know* political progwoettester*. It fast of tha Seriata, by law the highest
how.
ment had acquired the railroads at the end of 1030 at •
naturally au4* ‘am look like • authority In the Soviet Union,
If both Mr. Cent end Mr. ISrvjgr* flock of monkeys (aw kekfed t- which usually meet* only once
price one-half their property investment,, and paid for them ain’t
dead of heart fallur* before
every two years, will be sum
with bonds bearing three per cent interest, a price repre the thing le over. It'll rirprla* me. but tha gay who took tha worst moned aa soon aa poeaile to ,pas«
a* far aa tka gi n nw ’i me
senting less than one-fourth more than the capital expead- Talk about torture! Why the Span rap
*ma concerned fa Mr. Tracay, tha upon the recently-completed draft
j itures for improvement of railroad property since tho end ish Inquisition didn’t have a thing lad who termed klswitf tha State's of a new constitution, reported to
, of the World War, government ownership aAd operation on what a Florida gubernatorial only political progwoatkstor aad contain many fundamental altarof railroad* would have added more than 11,000,000,000 to candidate ha* to go tarough. Per who elalawd he'd never awde a atlona of Soviet practice, lavish
sonally, I’d rather work for a lle- mlatake. It waa a dirty trick for ing greater representation for the
, the federal deficit."
|In*
Iho rotara to Vrt him down that peasant population, substitution
Mr. Hopkin* come* to this conclusion only after as- But there’i on*
ona thing the elecelec
of direct for Indirrct rlectlona an)
' sumlng thnt the government would have acted aa private tion proved: the public it all fed way.
some increased guaranties of In
management has in not Increasing transportation rates. up on blah, bull, baloney and apple
dividual liberty.
Not on*
single
|
sane*. E,1
— J
— t. candidate
__
m an
WiinnT
of
f uni
Where waa your runway,
your spread of wing ?
Where did the silver sun ul
propeller rise?
Where did yobr cylinders
muttering T
Flight with no semblance
thing that files
In the late rote-flahln' contest
every known bait and a number
of ’em nobody ever heard of before
were dangled before th* voters end
th* only thing th* Sovereign Flah
waa nt#rested in srsa honesty, tMIIty and record of past performance.
Maybe some day these candi
date* will learn that It'a wlaar to
run for an office than agalnat an
officer, and by thle tlm# It mwst
be eqnally evident that plain every
day horse-sens* will get you far
ponses anil I ixos, averaged It*** than
,
a^ycar. J
ther than hoeue-poeue and etownIn fare of these facts, it is obvious that the railroads, tinder |big.
1200 006,000
private management, have been doing a much better job
than they are given credit for generally. If their record,
with re.ipetl to reductions in operating costs tq meet a declitic
-.11. *in revenues approaching fifty per cent, had been no
better than that of llvp - p<4*t-affiaer surf fM^baps'.snrqe
other departments, 1t
evident tiuit the country's railroad
That hack to r*ith. in flanicv, with problem would lie evei more perplexing than it is today,
"Nofw ithstaniling marly fifty per cent decline in
out control . . .
Tlj* summits thnt we clear are of traffie titiil revenues, he railroads tinder private ownerth* mind,
ship have rnmu through till!
e trial without the comTh* vapors that we shut are of I plate collapse that would hnv
•n unavoidable with less
the soul—
capable, efficient, aggressive
irngrt’ssivo management,
O ipeck, fnrrdoomerl. between
Adiiit'oiis to puiilid deficits
not resulted from rad
them flying Hindi
road roniliict. Instead, ntilro
Meriaq Hlrohvl.
iate contributed $1,301.70 UM)i) in taxes t public treasuries Ihrnugh their operj ations. I>f all I hi agencies Mint serve Ihe public witli
(I u„,MraiH|K)rlalion tin* railroad*
.......
.... have iieen completely
alone
official self-sustaining through this periodI.”
{
Before deriding
leciding Hint the prest
present system is all wrong
m **I and I lint tile politicians could do i
...
b o n i l 8?
Uey generally make good. We
extana Editor Pnocock our heardeat congratulations.
is open tor the Bummer Season
Another county has taken up |
Hi* war on alot machines. Thla
ting ft la Marion county where
th# various P.-T. A. groups hava
gon# on record U endorsing a
, m.oYo tq tarry petition* to tho
polls at UA aeconrt prlipary In orato and unique exposition of This «U to in plcjorialfeth
tha hopea of goitlng aaffklept
J’300^
name* to require a referchdum ion and products. ClevelamJ haa » P°P“ ^ ? n
ta Nevereber. Twenty percent of within 300 10116*' radius there are * 8,000,000. It ia » f » w
Flarkl* polltUal lead*re apJ
; Many would-be la*dare oonvarged
. aa Jackaonrlll* hut night to fcarta Dm bora* trading Hat
letUhly precede tha opentkh ascoad gubernatorial
teapaig*. Particularly
ritrsr by both tk# Cep#
induitrial center and w|U reach man* people who have
Ct)lcAgb hdd New York
not seen the displays in Chicago
are potential vl*itqp» »nd aettlpra for l[}ofId*. t
>•air.
g , Brown
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j other
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and
reprg
are seeking modest financial eld fr
and private interests. As a chlu ---------In all this
publicity and trend toward Florida, our area i M certainjy hi kblfl to contribute its share when We
thousand*, of visitor* Ihqulring for Informs
tha Kanre of thlg state.. „
.
TSARS AGO
LIQUORS^ W INES
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You will absolutely
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w#J» btcopi
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Trimming. R*-»
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BEAUTY SHOP
('idling nllention to (he benefit* which this stute had
derived front the Florida Exhibit which has been presented
annually at Chicago or New York tluring the past few years,
the Miami Herald urges those, who are interested in adver
Of Course, |( they hadn't locked
gkmcheck up in lbs aiylum. thn tising this state to support the Exhibit again this year
Republican* might have nomi so thut it may participate in the Great Lakes Exposition at
nated him far -ecoml placo on Cleveland.
their cnnllllon tickrl.
"Dade county, Miami, Miami Beach and other local
communities usually devote large sums annually to
Judge Pvtlewny, Ihe Iredini-j publicity, much well spent, some wasted," The Herald de
candidate fur governor, cvlrbrat»<i hla Sftth birthday anniver clares. "South Florida has been a great beneficiary of ad
sary last Sunday while he wnt vertising In all its forms uitil we should continue to tell
allll
receiving
congratulation* the world of our advantages.
"One of the principal publicity means in the last few
for hla victory last Tuesday.
years is the Florida state exhibit, managed by Earl W.
In Umatilla, Ham C. Peacock', Brown. For two years It was the feature of 'A Century
able young editor of the Umatil I of Progress' ex|x>s!tion in Chicago, being visited by mllHopa
la Tribune, waa rlerlcd Jualtrr of (o f interested persons. It had one o f the best locations On
tha peace. It la nut nflfcn that
newspapermen find lime to go the grounds; it wo» conceded to bu the finest display in the
Into polities, but when they do |hail of stute*. Thousands of news stories were printed,
&
Coe plate Lisa
Pbont $89
The Florida Exhibit
"A ll dressed up and no place to
fe " was almost the predicament of
ItsII* Bala a«le shortly after Ms
recent arrival In London whan h*
gave a party for th* london
diplomatic corps and nobody cam*
but th* British undersecretary of
atats. Everybody Has waa afraid
ef being seen them by -aumu
Slant nf Mussolini. ; •
STORE!
According to aa announcement,
the plenum, the Caecutlve Com
mittee of Ihe Comiunajst party,
hegrd the report of Josef V. Sta in,
secretary general of Ihe Com
munist party, on the draft, "ap
proved of |t, on the whole." ant
recommended to Tcih, the Central
'Executive Committee of the U. fl.
S. R.. that it summon a special
icaaion of the All-Union Coogma.
Aa
th e
"recommendation"
amounts in reality to instruction*
from the party, aa th* highest real I
authority, it is probable that the !
. congress will b* summoned a* soon
aa la physically poaaibls, although
i that may not be until autumn, n*
elections of representative* in the
| congress of th* federated repubI lea must be conducted first.
,
It la possible that there will
, now be a good deal of dUappolnt_
sL. luat * r
for
l privat* dtscwaataaa o f Ufe- waw esmo dilution had been lively for Ui*
last few day*, and It had bean re. ported that aummary of the draft
who tried to win th* voter*' favor
by maligning th* other fellow gat I
anywhere
ilse Ike
ap»«(at
m> ra.
Soviet Peasants
j T9 Gain Power
By New Charter;
h* golM f
^ w s ie r te n :
110 Magnolia
�IPAY, JUNE 10, IMS
vial And
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FI-0 RID A'
Personal Activities
MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
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Khadra
_______ ______________ Telephone Ml
Culpepperi
—
rsona
THURSDAY
The losing side of m recent
membership contest will entertain
the winners, members of the De
pendable
Class of the
First
llrthodist Church, st a “ tacky"
party st 8:00 P. M. at the church
annex.
F R ID A Y
Regular meeting of the Am eri
can legio n A u x ilia ry will be held
at 4:00 P. M. a t the Legion Hut.
General meeting of the Garden
Club of Sanford will take place
at 10:00 A. M. st the Woman's
Chib.
The Semlnola Rebekah Lodge
Still meet at 8:00 P. M at the Odd
Fellows’ H ill.
The W orker* Council o f the
First Baptist Church will meet st
8:00 P. M. st the church.
A meeting o f the deacons of
the First Baptist Church will be
held at 8:30 P. M. at the church.
M OND AY
Regular business and social
R e e lin g o f the Co-ed Class of the
V lrat Methodist Church will be
held at 7:00 P. M. at Evansdale
Park.
Circle Number One
Holds Regular Meet
■ d t t t a Number One of l ho Fi- Baptlat Oiureh b.ld l»*
meetinc Monday afternoon at the
borne of Mr*. J. P. IK -*«y . South
Banford Arenue, with Mr*. !»<>*w y and Mr*. Flynn Vau.e
a*
ho.te.ae*, M r.. J Fa V w
th .r K. o f the devotional W 'l ^
Rihle study was taught by -Ir
Mr*. H. II. H il. Mr.. A. M.
Gordnler, and Mrs. Ira Southward
i wer* hoateases at the c vrrrd tliah
■upper and rvguliir mrcting nf the
I AxarUn (’ ! » « of the Fir*| Baptist
the rhuirh annex.
Mr*. F. I- Hite lei the devo
Miss Annette
Kell of Union tional and Mr*. A. J IVic non pre^
Point, Ga^ is visiting Mr. and Mrs. elded over the butinm* senaion
,
S. Kl. English for about 10 days. when officers gave reports of the
claaa activities.
During the social prrhxl game*
Mr*. Helen R. llmharh of Mi
^
ami is the guest of Mr and Mm. were enjoyed Those present were:
,
T. L, OT'unior, 'JIM pjrk Avenue, Mr*. M N Cleveland. Mrs. Ira
' Southward, Mr*. N. J Stenatrom,
Mr*. V. C. Haaty. Mr* R R. Pit>■ pin, Mn. A. J Peterson, Mr*. I-or> mine Real* Mr*. (*, A, Aniler*®n,
Mrs. F, L Hite, Mrs. A L. Stacey,
Mr*. John Q Stanford, Mr*. H.
■ II. Hill, Mrs. A M. (lordnirr. Mr*.
• J, I„ Jackson. Mr* II. C Moore,
■ Mi** Then Vtckrry. and Myra Jane
Southward,
I
Impressive
In tta
simplicity
« »
the wedding cermony Sunday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at
the home of Mr*. Kittle Weils
Culps*p|»er in Geneva when Mr*.
Culpepper's
daughter,
Mi*a
Khadrrf Culpeptwr,
became the
brifle of Ernest M Ward, *on of
Mr*, Annie
Ward
of
Winter
Park. The Rev W. II. Kayter of
ficiated.
The bride, who w».» given in
marriage by her uncle, W. LSieg, wore for the occasion a
white *dk crepe ensemble with
a finger tip length coat
made
Kusaiaa style with three-quarter
sleeves. Her blouse
and other!
MUs Mary LouDe Meriwether
accessories were m white
and'
she carried n hfuniuet of Tails-( ha* gone to Tallahn**?** to attend
at the Florida
man rose* and fern tied wilh| summer school
State College for Women.
white tulle.
i
Mrs. L. M David of Sanford, |
Mrs, H, G. Drake of Horne*
slater of the bride, was matron
vide, Gi.t Is the guest of her par'
of honor ami was dressed kit,f
ent*. Mr. an«l Mrs. R W. Turner,
yellow
cre|«’
trimmed
with
Myrtle Avenue.
crystal button* She also wore i
white acceasoi ie* and carried .tj Miss Peggy CampUdl and Mi***
bouquet of white dahlias
and Beatrice Louck* of Leewhurg were
fern tied with yellow tulle. W al the guest* Tuesday of Mi*s Km
ter Ward, brother of the bride mi Sue Leath.
groom, served a* best man.
Before the
ceremony,
Mrs.'
Mis* Klmxhcth Turner left ye
Robert Murphy of Oviedo sang.*
terday for Williston to spend
"O Promise Me," and after the short time with Mrs. W J Whit
wedding party had gatherer! Mi*.* ner.
Ruth W iinl and Mi** Gertrutlw
Ward, M-ter* of the bridegroom,
played pi.Hoi and violin music.
| Formin' an appropriate back
Jground for tin# wedding was an
arch of^ftTii and alu^sta datsiesi
! uifitind which were ptl»ced ba*-f
ket* of duida daisies and <|uan-i
title* fif lacey fern.
The
bride's
mother wore a 1
figured chiffon afternoon dress
with n cnr.iug* of violets. Mrs.!
Four New Songs A re
Sung In Filmusicnl
1
!: A pltcure<n»ie muonl sequence,
I! with Cah Calloway’* land and a
Upiritual-singing choir of UMI ne
gro voice*, a so w*e injected .tl
one of the Mg production numtmr*.
A fifth song is "V 'u Cotta Have
That Hi de ho in Your Soul " This
was. written hy Cap Ca'loway and
i* sung by him.
The Ilai botirg-Arlen sottg* in
clude:
"You’re the Cure for What Ail*
Me," a novelty comedy ** mg. pry*
^ Afaif 'in a buclic fishing scene
wfm^ph^ri*. which will U* snug by
Jnlson,
Sybil
Jason.
Fdwanl
Everett Horton and Allen Jenkins;
“Save Me Sister." de*erilw*d ns
•a modern spiritual with n theater
background, in which the Cnl nway
Ban j and the colored choir appeiir;
"I Love to Sing-n." n Idg c«»medly numlaT with patter, ri*cltHtivi'
,ami special choruses, and a radio
rstation bnckgroiimt I* sung by Jo1Ison and Ihe fanmu* Yatch Chiu
------***' •
The CHy CommUaion re»ervi‘»
Ihe rlirht lo reject any or all
bids submitted.
F. S. L*m»on, City Clerk.
I wish to take Ihia oppor
tunity to thunk thoie who sup
ported
my candidacy, fo r
th*
county commission In TucsiUy s
Primary.
It Is my hopi that
th* people o f thi* county will
*•• fit to rota for m* in 103*
when I will again offer myself
for
ihls
office.
Respectfully,
B. a
DODD
M *ry 11*11.
Itefreihment* % r * , erred Vt
the following: Mr*. B. R. Beck.
Mr*. A . B. Lorajoy, Mr*. J. E.
I’*ffe, Mr*. W. H. Hand. Mr*.
.Lillian Vickery, M n . Francis B.
|Bids, Mr*. Fred Msyers. Mr*. M.
jF . Smith, Mra. M ary 11*11, Mr*.
iJ. D. Dos ley, Mrs. Flynn Vaua*,
'and
Mlaa Augusta
Aufruits Fletcher.
FL«r-K»w
•nd. Miss
R u n n in g On His Metit
i'miu eno
upei «l miMrti nif
piooi i f mpmh*rn
Jorrtly and iiatimi
tvmln. ♦ I i«nlay hy
hen I consul Af t)
The affair here will mark the
elo*i id n nation wide drive for
new member*, and a large rl*'of initiate* i* ex peeled by the
Stanford organtiation Mr Collm*
*ntd Peg re** %v* i k i« !»t be ad
ministered try l he l<waJ .fegiee
team under I'apt Fd Carraway,
according to prc'«ent plan*
Mr Collin*
*«iil
ail pioneer
member* in the
district
have
h*-efi i*>irndrd ,m imitatiim to a’
tend fhe o>rrnionle*» which are to
In* h. Id m the frnti'rnity'* hall
on l
street
Law Sets UpFormosu
Colonial Company:
N avy Takes Helm
to a "smithw •1 '
en definite -*h ■
ernment |*n»*t
tivldishing tl"
Company fe» •
Japan's south*
the Navy \| i
it intended t
governor of 1
\'»cr* Admirtl
'‘ormer n»nm •
laminese cm
The r a w hn
■‘Miir time !•'
I 'MU? b\ i I ni S u m font for
) ' ! im and mi* gradual (it
fin* l imt'i .ii\ of Xluharna
R ^ on I I
K d«-grei*v,
tfti iidii i of the .Sigma
-••Mil fi.itirinty
and
T«u
Pi Him. roti Delta Kappa.
Ftn h..Horary fraternilbilgtiltog engineer of
Iaohh «Ik i- mu ,«f the tieorgia
,| 1 ...'lnin\
He
ha* one
HONOR R O LI
Ann \1"»* land, Mvm .Inn** Mai '
den an I \X A < iigle; Pimuiiy ^
Dr part merit, Mr* R R Pippin. v
Mr- V\ W Dre**ur, Mi-" Moud.
Jlnkoiv Mr* J M WiU.m, R.d» '
ert * ox. lunior Birch. Vt.ili' f 1
Beni. Th* ton
Miidden,
,l:nue* ^
Hardy. Alfred; Dmiduey, I on no r
lieu ril,
Miini le
* • dm tu. ihn hi
Dii vis, Thi 1uui UeynoliL, Jennie
l4'e Hulichin*. Marv F.lli-n Duggar, Laurel
M Evans.
Nancy
Willmm*.
Virginia
Borland,
Katherine
Dilhani,
Georgia
IIillchuiH,
Willie
Lee
Butch
Gwvnn Reel and Maty Fiance* 1
God * in
Junior
Department;
George
S|wer, Mr*. E. IF Carter, Paul
Moore, Allmrt Huff, Billy JohnyIII iii'ii Vinti'h TiIt■I I i'l'H HI1
I son, Itillla Pixler, Herbert Mur«with flont Btrhlh* and ♦
, land. Hai ry Moore, David Hatchwith l"<«h of garden
id. Jimmie Carter, Lillie Borland.
Pri*e* »n tb»‘ v % * ‘
Edith Ix'vejoyi Annie Hell Shan
nr'cd t*» SteBa M i
non,
Miss
Eva
Cunningham, w h o reridved a h dtU of
Emma >u%* I ciith. Erma Doml- nnd F.irle Jeter wb.. ♦ •
ney, Mnck Cleveland, arul Mr*. plent - f a ho* f •and*F. K Gtttehel.
inent' weie «* *4* I r
Intermediate iH'partment; J. II. Mr* Rrarnin. tod
BorlamL Mr*. J V Johnson, Mr*. Branan.
W, P. Brook*. Ji , Mina Minnio
Tho*e pie-eiP
a»*re
Slew art.
Ml**
Doris
Hockey, Hodge. R hy Boiu-ke,
Xfary Alice Hill. Ruth Strange, Dutton, Klithe* mo Spenr
Mrs. Mary Hall, Win if red Hutch* alicth Fite, Catherine
inx. and Dorothy HitL
l Fide Us Class; Mr*. C, P. Hen
derson; Aiarian Flos*, Mr* M.
N. Cleveland; Alathean Class, I
Mr*. Ci. S, Seliimn,
Mrs. II. F.
McWhorther, and Mr*.
E,
C),
Holston; T E. I- CJIa**. Mr*. F.
P. Rlne*. Mr*. Rarah Stewart,
Mi** Marie Stewart, Mrs, Lillian
Vickery, and Mrs. Hugh Heville.
TfHI I.ATF. TO Cl.tSSIFY
Wcs« Sixth Street. Mr*. Fernworth n < Fnullih teacher In Sem
inole High School for *ev*rat
yean.
KOH (IKNT; Furnlxhed five room
residence.
Summer.
Term*
MtHleratv. References, lid lirsndview. Ko,« Court.
Mr. snd Mr*. R. W. Turner hsd
as their guests for the week-end
a t their home on Myrtle Avenue,
Mr. anil Mr*. J. U (Isrrett and Ml**
Eogtnla flarrrtt, Mr. and Mr*.
Howard Garrett and young aon of
Quitman, Ga.. and Mra. W, J.
Whit*ner of Wllliiton.
Miss Dixie McConnell
Is To Wed Jess Long
Local Woodmen To Japan In Move
I Church heM Tuesday evening in
nida wlil be rM«Wcd by Ihe
O ly rom m l»*lon of the • Hy
of Sanford, Florida, al the r«if
ui a r mtclinit
to hr1 held ••
7.30 o'clock P. M „ June 22
1030. for furnUhlntr 30H
nl
214 Inch fire hooe and 200 ft
of I Vi Inch fire ho,e fo r use
by Ihe Fire Hapattmenl.
All blda ahou'd be accompanied
by aampUa of, Ihe hmtu bid
rt>on. ’
Supper Is Enjoyed
By Baptist Azarians
Our Deep Appreciation to the
O v e r w h e lm in g
T h ro n g
Attending the (irent Sale Today
Buying the W onderful Bargains
At the Opening o f our Doors,
the awaiting crowd
Packed &Jam m ed
Store T o C apaci t y
Come Back Thursday M orning
Arrange to Stay till 12
THURSDAY
TO -N IG H T
A Whole Day’s Business in
a Half-Thursday is our Goal!
HPEKD 8H 0R TAG B
W A R HI NO TO N ,
Jun*
1 0 .~
AgHcullure rvpertment officials
Tuesday night placed all th*lr
h ^ g * upon th r sun and tha rain
to dH*vlate th* moat terioua pota
to shortage the couatry has undorgeno since 1027.
EXTRA SPECIAL HOUR SALE
Tom orrow
Thursday
\ fl|
At 9 A. M.
SADYE’S
A great many of my friends were very kind to ma
an June 2nd, for whkh I mm very grateful.
On. June 23rd you will decide who ia to be YOUR
Sheriff for the next four yean,
•I will feel highly honored if A L L of my frienda
will make a special effort, and lend me their support
(n (reflecting me on June 23rtL
•
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t
■
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1 {SHALL KEEP IT SO
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A LL
DAY
THURSDAY!
j
' B w tfillly ,
J.
f . M cCl e l l a n d
,
o n io n s
BE CLOSED
Doom Open 9 A. M. Friday!
Thanking each and every one of you, I am,
•
W ILL
Special Added Attraction
rM0RR0W*8 HERALD|
Itrul ValurH up to 25c
Read and Attend
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rara, a n Iba M a . ,aa
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i a raalaa.n l—al la. ...k ,
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Everything in the House
Every Item Sharply Reduced
The Yowell CO,
v
�n s
•
B J u iF V K u n u u A
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s-
TAXPAYER'S ADVENTURES SHOWN AT CLEVELAND
Ik»anf o f r n i t y Comoal—l « » i n l »
• o.l for mmloolo County rtorMs.
will nt |Mlr m m rm a la r M t i l M
in b« bold in th* Court R o m # m
■UnfordL KU. July «. 1st* ro«.loo ,
•oalnt kid* lor tb* (n llsw lag i q a j
Fraud Charges In
$ l, 000|Mft Ohio Suit
A ll of tko
OU and O xww to
#
Follow On He# 1b Of Jporpetratod
Fbrced P rk . terel
a fraud on the Com-
“„KS.
, Hu. ' I
ih# County (or n w i M •* 1
•no yssr.
Tk# Hoard r##orr#u tko right to
r#)ort nor or all b id * or to to.
r *»t any bid wklek tkoy b n of
k««t Intrrmit to tk# C k t a S ' l r j .
" J band and offUlal Mat
thU l#th day of Jo n o A-D. 1***.
. .a r . H E t u t c o x .
Z
-
t,A .a
* * » — > On—
A. M O
M n Burton K. Wheeler, liberal
yric* Aging whrtbor b/ th# gev_____ ^ by' monopolies, te •
fkdtrb broadcast over the National
Broadcasting Company’# network.
; Frit* fixing for trade and indua*
try by either sgvnry, he argued,
gJtinMtaly would mult la a com
plete change In the country'* <n™ Engineer
Ahmntey
John# tori.
i f government. The government, Sec r#tary-Tree ruTer Jamea
11.
V D A T W IT H TH E T A X P A Y E R — H 0U H B Y H O U R " fa the ttth a#
ba aald, would be forced iato a Caaaell, Financial Truete* W. J.
f r r “ --'- *f th* BrpehHe t* many delsgsts*. vMtean aad ethen 1
system of regimentation of In Burke. Clyde V. WlrU, J. C. MeITedgaa and
dustry Ut»t would not only be Dermand, O. K.
onerous to the people but that Thorrtaa J. B lu e tt
The petition atataa that agent*
al|U eery well b# Intfflelet^
m_ treated
_________________
The
totalitarian,_ _bureau- of the B. L. K. concealed from
elate that the qorld
bad tb* eourt the true ralua of an
Icratle*
_____
.
under
which th*
ever aeen wouM be the reault, be agreement
_
to guaraate*
deelars.1 Price fixing by prtvtU brotherhood
th* bolding
group# would inevitably lead to |certain lostes
th# • Unlceralty of Florid* and
price filing by the government company. It aakj th* oourt to
other* prominent In axten*Ion
•nd thla country would become a vacate th* order of cal* under
aad dab weak addrteaed the 4-H
which assets of tb* holding com
Faaelet atata, ho brlietad.
group hero In the paal week.
pany
were
cold
to
the
B.
L.
K.
Two
Hundred
Woolen
If the la«u» of free compertA highlight on th* program
fer
11,000
Apr.
I,
1931
The
Uon aa again*! prlr* fixing either
Workers Find Jobs!
wa* “ A n ' Afternoon In Puerto
petitioner*
alao
aaked
that
th*
by th* gorernmrnt or by private
Rico" when Mias Mary Keown.
VanishedOvernight
Monopollea la to be a burning la- defendant# bo ordered to rvlmof the atata homo demonitration
bqrao
th*
hnldlng
company
more
-----i
aue, Senator Whcrlcr oftarrd bin
ataff, who apent 18 monthi setthan 11,000,000 ploa I percent In
CARYVILLE, M iss. Jun. 10 — '
own p'ank.
ff*
ting up
homo demon* tr* lion
terest.
•hort
coors*
for
Florida
4-H
More than 200 atunnrd arvl de- 1
Coming from a Democrat allied
work on tba (aland, apoka of bar
“ I am aatlafled there wne abeoclub girl* here at Florida State
definitely with the left wing.
experience*. She waa aaalated by
lutely
no fraud eomiqlttsd,"
Senator Whreler’e denunciation Johnaon aald. “ I wax not mj of Taft Woolen Company Mill* heri.,1 College for Women. Mlaa Webb Mlaa Maria Oreaaltaa, who now
placed
first
In
th*
state
style
re
Of • practice which find# favor ficer of th* holding company in face th# prospect of beginning Ufa
I* In charge of home demonstra
In the New Deal high command Ita later day*."
anew, probably In som# other I vue end Mlsa Tomberlln first In tion work at Puerto Rico and
town or city, unleia come man or: a bread contest.
• aaqs#d something of a stir In the
who cam* here recently for the
group of men should quickly take j > Approximately 780 4-H elub abort course after completing *
• New Deal ranlja. Tbc Miiotpna
v-.m>
“w
.
.-io’^ars,
county
hokne
i Democrat did (totA iw A e V , hkruw
.Six-week tour of tba South itodydemonatratlon agents and
In- tag home economica.
0- any bouquet* tnflnA .dlrhctlpi^ft.
are
placed
at
loeala
*o
as
to
,
With
conditions
acute
because
of
•tructora attended tha short
Republican spokesmen who have
Mlaa Marts Baxter, of Sambeen urging thsdr party’# con prolact prodacer* generally, Ir- aaclc employment through d#pre»- course here, making tha largest lnola County received hanorsbto
•
Ion
year*,
most
of
them
have
bare
respoctiva
of
their
affldeacyenrollment
In
Ita
history.
Th*
vention which opens In Dardand
mention In. the aacond year cmnnext Tuesday to adopt anti- They are fixetl at leeala higher ly kept home* together. No factory course wa* under the direction ntag competition at tb* abort
men, wives or children were found of the state horn* demonstration
than
would
reault
from
tho
free
monopoly planks. Ue warned
oourea where Seminole County
who had any criticism to mak# of
that thte dedication to the princi play of competitive fore** und*r 83-year-old Addioon E. .’Bullard, staff with Mlaa Platte Gleason, ghfa wets fourth hi dr stole 4-H
ple of competition might be mere th* taw *f supply and demand. th«lr retiring employer. II* closed state home demonstration agent, club song contest. . .
“ In our Judgment, therefor*,
lip servlet,
tha huge plant for good after supervising It* general manage ’ Seminole County folk at tb*
ment.
f
“ I euppnso that thte plank," ha prico filing cannot succeed be failure to self It
abort course Included: Mlaa Erma
k aald, “will call for the tamo sort cause It create* and fosters tha
Governor David gholta played Alderman, Mlaa Darien* Allen,
Today groups of men con
very
things
which
tend
toward
j of enforcement of tho anti trust
gregated around th* gatee of tha official boat to the 4-H club girl# Miss Frances A rant, Mias Mart*
• laws which we wltne##eit durint depression and economic cates- mill, open tinea 1855 and ecen# of entertaining them one afternoon Bates, Mlaa Marta Baxter, Mlaa
only on* strike, • week-long one, at Um governor’* mansion and Mickey Chalker, Mlaa Margaret
J the Harding, Cooliilge, Hoove#
UWfcnalor Wheeler enntondvd that In 81 year* of eontlnaoua employ- alao addressing them one morn
Culpepper, Mlsa Helen Preeaor,
slnro the “trust busting" day*i merit Som* war* unable to express ing In assembly.
Mlta Betty f t i Howell, Mlaa
from IH00 to |0|4, tho qell of themselves because of the sudderiDr, Edward Conrsdi, president Dorte UhlT. Mlaa Bobna U vy,
price fixing had not abated but. nea* of the factory’* doting— moat
Mian
of them haying learned th# meager #f Florida State College for Sttte lEUanor .MarphaU.
bad becom* more acute.
Women, awarded a certificate Lauretta Miashaw. Ml#* Ernes
i
fade
only
by
raadlag
th#
morning
“ Industry after Industry has
tine Martb, Jtet Dorothy Nowhaon fa’llng under tha ’domlna-. newspapers before atarttng fur bearing a photo of tha towage
0
CU rk o r b t r f of
• .
Omoty ConttnIwHiq m a
,» # "il"o |s C ounty, rio rld a.
* R arh pr o u d .
OF OU* SERtlCB
,1
: : t o u r w atch m u s t bk .
Arr*ir»
*i
ACCURATE
Official Railway Iaepactar ;
M cLAUUN Jeweler!
Mill Supporting This County R ep resen ted U ste ra y e r, 78
A Whole Town At 4 -H Meet In Tallahassee FindsCountry
I* Not So Good
Quits Abiuptly
J
"Why \ had no Idea tha mill was
uld on* aged man.
VO nty yeaterday I worked I can• not hellet* that this mill which te
a part of our lives Is to close.
> We’ve always had Um mill, even
• the oldest o f ue,"
I
“ Dm sorry that th* mill has
• eloaed." Mr. Bullard said, “ but
I I oan’t carry oa say longer. I ’m
f too old."
1 Tha mill was built In 18*5 and
, Increased la alia In 1100. In 1028.
g, ttoo ,000 addition era* made.
Nssrly 1.000 p«nona will b* *ffaeted by tk* chsng*.'' Hap* that
sent* group #f mm win tabs oe*r
the mill Is Um only encourage
ment these persons have. Ysster<fay a few. area were at work elsan-
'1 gulag to do**."
vRelief For The ^
Itching of Eczema
toolblag, root-
girl competing tho abort (• * * * .
Dr. Wlltson Newell. Galneevilte.
director of tha agricultural ex
tension service, leader* In th*
l Late health and forestry de
partment*,
col'ege
profeisora
Marking Birthday Is
Late, He Predict*
Win F o r Demo*
RATES
NEW TORE, June 10.—VP)— I
18c B*e 1 baa.
From the pinnacle of three-acers I
le b e liln M .
year* and eighteen, Samuel Us- I
Te Una I Omen,
termyer looked out upon the world I
te las t tisaeb.
MT'— 1~ charge Its
Saturday and found it not so good I
aa it used to be. A life-long Demo- I
crat and does friend and aupporter I
of tb* .la te . WUllain Jsnnlagr <
Bryan, 1* f*U Mr. Kooaeeelt bad 1
fliiSnLh t t f ytnaet
Only
becom* “ drunk With • hi* own .
ixjtebte- jm whbf Jwppfy. Can
power," bud predicted that the IHAVE TOUR WATCH repaired tarn 128 or more weekly. No
by on* who raaBy know* how cash required. Writ* today. RawPresident would git* Um Repub
lican candidate rven a worse whip- IBriggs. Jawaler, Mag. Aea.
lelgh’a Dept. FAF-214-Z, Memping at tb* poDe aext November V
phl*, Tann.
than he had given te Herbert Hoo
* —Situation Wanted.
ver four years ago.
■It Id e u y awoogh te b« pepu- 1
COLORED GIRL want* Job aa
lar," be remarkod. “when yea take j
nurao or cook. Viola WUllam^
mebey away from a few people and 1
911 'Cypress Avenue.
distribute U among many without ,
asking ibam to do anything la re
turn for IL Mill ten# win rote fer
RooeaVelt with Um hope'that they j
TEN FOX Terrier puppies, 03.00
will he giew aomethlag for noth- ;
each. Cor. (2nd A Oak.
lag,' A tm a t that hope I do not j
b* Items tba BemAHsan* bans a
FOR YOUR floerwra, shrub*.
vageteblee
or
lawn—TRT
SOI LADE. Stanley-Roger* Hard
w ire CO.
T ■ ■; ’
d brought about
i) more Walthy
Veogha. Mlaa Marjorie Waaear,
T l ^ i . U r u T ) S falML . v ^
vt****" Taruorong^-liiaa ven-i
•am* Tat**, Mr*. Fred Forward,
Mr*, doe Aeant, Mr?- W- I. 8*»fj ___
i
___
they bar* to make h ie.lF
* '* * * * \
tM
AVAILABLE at onm. Rawh
damocracy they can eoaat along,
Haute af MM famlltea to' 1
peattfeg th*tr Idma ever, Jetting Vehiate. Ntetb Marfan Com
aomecody els*- take th# revponsI- ---- —
______
,
hUlty, and watch ona-third of the
Supreme Court Says Commission Chooses t^^Aw^thteL.,apt><>,t fr0,n B j
Law
ConstitutionaliBeautification B od y ' t
o
W lM T A t,LA ITA S9FJC, Jun. lO.-UFi j
—Tho |Uto
>w
Nina promHv.n» RinferdIwdm.n '
Suprwtnt Court lata w* rf
U..
-laWI
mT
lev s # * w a
Iko
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1,
paat the prim* of Ilfs, has tried
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 111 oa numerous occasion* te ham
some member of th* Arm ren tba
mill, but h* was always, recalled
te tek* over tha helm. Tha last
faw year* ham been a drain oa
him aad ham taxed, hie strengths
FRED P. CONE
Zioneheck J^empon
From Aiylum W ird
Madrid Police Nip
Red Plot In Bud
MADRUA iuaa ~l(h—4*^—Tba
■afakhg af aa inert hist plat
aad tba aaiaum af scorn of civil
s in
Kin3
ewn-hoi
Tfce People*! Candidate for Governor
WILL SPEAK IN SANFORD
V*
PETER PEN
Tomorrow Afttmomi at 4 ^ , M,
Thursday — June 11
—
CORNER lal AND MAOROUA
^ •a
g tJ ttU
^ S
Commla- termyar felt earUin. To that thar*
nUDDLBBTON LOHBB
HEAR THE TRUTH
HWB W batRl
WASHINGTON,
Jam 10.
VFV>B***klag eat of bis mean
at Ganiager Heepitel gad tearlag tb *' grtoada fas a white
gatbrobe, RepreaentsUv* Ma
rfan Ifaaahach yesterday test
5a?
a IV
•■
Bunding
Materials
far lumber, roofing
and budding material*
2 an kind* call aa aa.
■r* yea’ll find tb*
■oat reasonable p^evs
aad test quality aad
fa# gukkaat aerrtea. :
�Maroon,
natwf
PACE
D IN PICTURES
DICKINSON UNFURLS
< -t
I
! ’SpL
AIMEE V IC TIM O F NUDE PH O TO EX TO R TIO N P L O T
HIS BANNER
___________
i
t favaotmt John M. Parhlna
Tlylar. national eommlfUaman
i whom (Hair dalagatlana will
(Aaaaalatad Praia Phata)
tfotantlni Philip MeAullff, taolhlaaa arlppla, confaaaad. pallia aald. ta demanding 110.000 from Iv a n g a M
Almaa lampla MePharaan an thraat of rivalling nuda plcturaa of hir which ha clalmad warp In
»a a aEaatonnWfwdaa»awp (iafU I n jt ll at San Oiaio, CallA Rlafar A lm a (right) and har builnaai m
w n W a ffW 'J W d *»T l> i IH h
/ f-rr t rtfltar-ar/gorouily that an, a
Aa
•»-•
.
CHURCHES P R A Y FOR RAIN T O END DROUGHT
i Raaafvalt (aantar), Oav. Hill MaAllatar (iafl) ad Tannti
•dwln (I. Wataan. (ha praaidant'a ml IMary aid a. a n at
•adhr aa IM body at (paakar Jaaaph W. W/mt waa pl{
M at Idwant Ollvat lim itary In Naahvllla. Party th»m
lUarad In tha ally far funaral aarvlaaa In lha War Mam
auditorium. (Aaaaalatad Praia Phata)
Landon Leaps
Ahead In Q. 0. P.
T
r | g |
r Aa I
**
P n llin tr
I U lllllg
--------m
rV *
° * v , ..
Roo*a e .
,* *
Tartar,
minority
In tha Hou»a at Wi.h.
teftan. aPPaaMd for party roll.
atnty aa ha m In tha aama
r«la at Chicago four yaara ago.
tntitlng aopport from anti-Neva
D ial Democrat!,
ha want farthar than did Sanator Frederick
Nadar
Alabama
Pettew.
t iS f o r r t J i& t S
*» *
Although he did not r a fir to
prraldrnt Rooxiaalt by naraa. ha
referred to a "Naw Dial Caaaar*
to a man -without a eon.
mUoea" who waa -dratructlra ol
tha haale raaantlala of papular fa r frBmtnl."
HUlwer aald that during Uu I I
yaara of Republican adminUlroUo„. batwren tha Wllaon and tha
Rooaerrlt rrglmaa, tana ward faducad five lima* and -what f t
hava done nneo gra will do again.”
In IAa mid at of too w in d draught tha aauth ha a aaparltnaad In y u r f. aha rah aangragatlana affarad
M a " T f a T f * J n . a , (h i up. Ra.. l . L. « w , „ r t . paatar af » " • N w a t h Latharan ahurah
naaa LoglngUn. A. C „ la ahawn laading tha frayirg at hit cangragitian. Maanwhlla, fir man raaartad
ta naaha*ahlft Irrtgatlan mathada la railiva pf.-thtd Hilda- Many haulad watar fram atraama Juat aa A .
Lm Huffman (balaw), Ubaaga grawtr af Wi' t f.-m ly, Norih Carolina, la daUp. (Aaaaalatad Praat PbatanJ
ALL WORK AND NO PLAY FOR THE KEYNOTER
wim ioy campaign T h a f
M Would -forgat and for.
wTanga dona him lit tla
Largest Ptanri'i-yi
FoMiyhraoio'i powerful data.
ggtJon of U coat M vntrv for
Landon today In tha flrat of a
•arlaa t UoI gUfo caucus, an
nourination. Alfa oat almultaneoua.
hr ArUano pledged Ho ail and
R W Ha two awtoo U. tha
T fp »«»g m ytn aor while John P
JacJuan, national c ^ m ltu U n!
paid iw .i.L . . ' ,
twatvw
J
wovl-l ha Landon‘a
_____ i
parantiy
o f tha a
• f Brodi
S a j5 S T S ,
™
party -w ill maka aura that public
f unJ* » ot»d to faad hungry raoutha
*•«* >* wad far that p a w •"<•
win not *>• » mPkyad for tha an
rtchmenl
of
political
strapho aMartod. had attampled to bring about change) In
U* "P» ^ ^ t llu tlo n .l
omandmanl, hut by “ Aaviout proeadurra th ,t * mou" u d
, fleatlon."
to nulll.
Ex-Governor ' Ely la
Planning A W a l k
9
nccmanli
PhlUdah
lhaae poli
t y conatlln-
platform’ tout! e**t ®
padiIicon I Ikon potty
�IMfWWlHt:
Lt, '«ltU t*’W»4brWddvW.'Jtri«s,*f;
Veale_Hurls Sanford
o«kout Pitcher Gives
A zaleas Bat Nine Hits;
I Swindell Poles Homer
9
g.
'
f-;
I
m*m
Mala Take Initial1
Fray, 1-0; Win In
Jftghtcap By 10-4;
Play Here Today
/
NEW SPORT FOR HOLLYWOOD GIRLS
PHILADELPHIA, June K L - 1*
n n (IJ
l f n1 0 0 , *Tn
George “ Doe" II m Kw i Ii , 1*38 1 . 0 D U i 1 (I t i p M & X
O lltfid d e r .
H lir le r
Eastern American Automobile!
..
. ^
Association champion, Is beck In; flAPANOCH. H. T „ Jane 10.• " R * « H ea r - Bill Rogers, a
hla native Pvnnaytraala today _ Jypj_D9W1, thesports trail
to oneebatl manager with a cast atom
concentrating hla efforts toward|
r . i.H li. wham °* Southern League experience,
Bunching five bite for four runs
In ths fourth frame, the Bt Au10,—VP)—AJfustlne 8s Into rude to a 4 to 1
by Western victory over Daytona Beech boro
wide billot- yesterday In the Florida Slats
of the Na> League behind the southpaw flingLeague All- tag of John Schneider. It was the
ime on July thlld time this neein at Iowls
lekey Coch* P*rk that Schneider mastered the
itn the lead !«**»• taedera.
hing Urth. ,
S f1"**
Tralkki
v n i« were *° th* *ho» « « after foer Innings
.11
th. wl1** *•* *’|ta *"d four rune sgslnst
l
.
Ihim. Hill Kintal flnUhed ths game
ckty of
limited the home tease lo three
g neck
nt
nnareviO , httn for the rtmalntag feur In-
“settling
S * “*
en
~ ^
t u r s L . " ”
" ph‘
- IV .- prob.bl, .III b. r lc .1 , l « -
♦
SPOR T SLANTS
S™> j»
ATLANTA. June
10^-bPVPrayera for rain ware answered
with gsaccoue showers to porta
of the aouth.net drought a m
. f
sa l?T O
w e * " • « * " . l» „ .
„ w r , m uk,
drivers are known for the devil- ln “ ’ " ' • T under calcium light. W '--:
msy-csre races they drivt. Doth of Ysnkee itsdlum to fset the ■
the men sr. ftUHite.
d.vn.Utlng blows of ths Brown ■
L
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S tr e n g th '^ .
Prayers Of Farmeni
Amwercd For Rain
m ^ s m m .
* . «,».
enemy when tk# can begin going wstks i o n # « s > fce^ceMlt tha , , ■ . ■J S , 'round and 'round. Both the **if“ t of Juno 18 ebon ho le loft
MscKenslo could gladly rip Bomber.
open anybody's outside nee track
Venl/*wu In euperb form,
wall and never move again If
only once he could capture the
foOT^Mows* r
i
i
t
GAIMESVILLE, June 18-—T h s | ____..
Indianapolis prise. It will be to
A seises and walked but two. U Oitase.llle 0-m*n downed tbc'."
ward conditioning fey winning
was a tough loss for Smith, Pa- DeUnd Reds, 8-3, btra pester- T H |
that blue ribbon of racing that
talks hurlsr, who had held tho day. Ths Oalnaavilla teem did ______
he will direct hie utmost white
Lookouts hi Util for theInitial most of Its scoring In the first
L ., P**k on weight, out the Brown ^ mystery. The only answer one trying to retain hla eastern
•lx hutlngi.
two Innings when four rune wtro
v
,IU Botaber lc Inclined to become | ( f t, to Inquiries te a gueee—no etown this cummer.
Th* second gems wee more pushed across the home p'ete. Daytons
.m i slightly bluhbery at even • ehori OB#
to recall exactly what
Oddly enough, McKsniie beor tees a listless affair, since The Rsds scored two of their
‘rat tayoff.
Louis weighed tho lest time ha lleree that hla end will come
Sanford took the lead from Pa- fhree tellies In the seventh frame. n,un,i
.sto
In tho few wveke between his stepped on the scales. It's one of while sitting la the cockpit of e
latka la the eedtmd ead Wkver
The O-min scored three times “ •'"•■T
**$ fl* ht ^U>v Cbsrlte Retxlaff and!
aerate. •
racing car. -But whet th’ helll",
VM
headed. Swindell's four- In the flist on four hits. ‘Adair.
,rOae
t
f
tha
reasons the Detroit be tan , -la a few yean. . I've
'base iwet was the outstanding lid off with a strike out. and I
, r<
heavyweight is not reaching a|
‘ feature of the fracas. The right- WcMullen then lined a single to r,Hin<
ne Schmeltng,* Louis ' put on obAnt fighting' edge me rapidly aa his
fielder also smashed a single. , right. Buck filed to left, ami g jt fj'"
*** 30 pounds. Hie handlera thought
handlers bed hoped la the lack I
i*.- Batting almoat aa they pleased, Jlisy doubled to left Held to n-nii,,,
i n ho erelghod about 218 pounds
bt capable sparring mates to I
iha Loohouta nickedBlaeleln end M ora McMul'tn. Pfeifer elngled
when he opened hie camp at work on. Louis uses' them up aa
Manero Swings Clubs
Andrews for I I safeties In the to right, Bray scoring. Beveil
| Lakewood. But that was merely
feat aa Mdshky Jackson ten prp■'* a guess—no one had seen him sn dtice them. .Moat hardly ltager Fpr Gen.- firock Play
*ra the scelts. If anything, they
long enough to eat three meal*.
•J* .wow conservative ,ln their ostl- I f one of the human punching FORTHnXs Out, Juno 10.—OP)
,J{ mate, far he sppeerod heavier begs chows un for a ascond dose —Tony Manors. Greenoboro, N. C,
**• then Utah
‘
of Joe’s swatting, the thsness are winner of tho United Stetea open
iia '■ John Roxborough, senior part* that he has been unable to thumb go f title, epperently has every
tatentlon of being « “fighting. nOr of the firm of Roxborough A his way out of town.
chstoptoR.
„ - 1.Black, dealers In Joe Louis PuTho task of kooptng tho shock
O.Msn telly tag once as Adair w
■
Ue^ ono of the scheduled .tart,l<r gtlUttc Enterprises. Inc, pointed brigade an to its roots presents
islked,. toel(‘ second on on in-, n^nn
“ * put -Uut tho. fighter .was growing a perplexing problem to Muehky, era to the General Brock open
field out, end, scored on Urol's txtroii
starting here Thursday. Tony won
.111
havo a few
sie and.
* while
.. he dkl ,.
. . extra
.
- •■•Joe'x bean using them up
i second Hit of tho gam*.
vrolm
*\\
T
y
then I oen get them for
Bunch, th* Rod hurler, tight- rhi»e>
.111 when the training *r 7tnd
got under fc,m „ ^
j M)uan. - It.( „
•tmr- ^Flrthermete, J ie ^argwd. Hnfh rft^riny up guys for Joe
}™
^
w
L
mi U to bolt •round
, I punching power- Ha didn't aay s « gtoet 3tm , U rted training he the world In tho Olympia Games,
I • I f more MU were collected by tho
Y j ° » ‘ wk* ‘ Ute Bomber would do hse hsd 20 .purring partners, and wilt eater every grant <m tha pro
1 c a t GoJnaevllle team, he pitehed hit1 * * . hefttor ro ^ than he * .
^
ro f « t gram. Exactly 401 masculine etb.
I i I I In i ba’I.
. Ptarmi ta pounding Baer. Cernera, ^
,
* k
track of them. ’etea sod 4T women participants
M "7 gt |7
*n **" eighth, the
G-min
will represent tha swastika. Tha
Cardul to a purely VOgVtahte Levlnaky, Retilaff, and othan to
He coe eei—1 scored twice on thro* hits, aim
medicine for tho rolkf of- fnno- the canvas.
fstherland will enter t t man to
MC ccc •••—t of them • homer by Cclmcr.
tlonV periodic pain, norvsurnoaa
u has boon oar observation
canoeing, M to hkycllaf, S3 to
Boaster.'
< The Rede scored their first and waskneea due to poa* now* that added weight docs add power
handball, and 10 to weight lifting.
" I * ™ *“ 0,9 “ v,n‘ h *»nlng ishment, It to to i m c m M « • U the punch, but M dooa so at
Deekte flan without a hit, aa thsy combined by thousand, af « m « v
Italy le tha only European asthe expense of speed. And speed
*T b m used Cardul add bad
ift ic h fh te S S '" !
w 8 t»r. and a long
fly to tho oatfleld to scora the good roeulte ' from Its 1 uoe.7
Mir af scorra.
writee Mrs. W. t Barnott, of
The third DeLnnd run exme In Taylors, 8. a " I suffered with
the eighth toning when Rubsllng cramping and headache, and
lined one of Hcndsnon's deliverod would hnvu n cM'ty fooling.
over tho left fltld wall. This Sometime* I would fool miserable
was hla atxth round-trip b'ew at and hart. Min poors than a day.
I would be nervous I rand ai
the sateen.
(Urdu! and decided to use it.
After taking fix bottle# tof Carr
Batting
M S T S w 'S -1'
hie modest brow. I . . . .
»v* T_ *** n h l of the Sanford Chib.
ll.c b n .ie
was nicked
by
Ito
Cherlro F. Wort. prarident of
many. ,to win the 18S8 running__________________________________ the Lookouts, today said tha man
or Urn Indianapolis Memorial Day i •pp* r” li f ___„p ‘*“
agerisl shift was being effected
500-mile speed elastic, the first! »**I"* t
Jo*
hi aa effort to lift the dob oat of
major event In which he drove
Coatee* . . . . Mas a fighting Ju .p p ^ ^ t doldrums,
th* inivf«ral 250-tnll* m t - ! » » •
ip«rmiJ Around tM
Stuffy MeCroii, who now dlbeach race at Daytona *Bencb,
• “ * u“ „ ,tofr,1°*
roots the bell playara' srtfvltioo.
FIs., lest March.
arose- from a $6 preliminary boy wtll be retained as first baseman
However,
"Dec"
struck
e 10 world'e heavyweight champion |f he decline to remeln with the
strvek
o f misfortune which » “ * Uien fell Is in Interesting outfit, secerdtng to Mr. W ert
forced Mm
to relinquish the' CT'«- Y e t the prate agents who
Zlm Beck, Cbsttanooge Lookout
wheel of hie sleek machine to! try *®
buildhim np es n man of scout, win accompany Bogan here
Kelley Petillo, 1*38 Indianapolis •portacolor
admit they bate end bring several players mnong
champion, and M adnnm VfW in- falW- Tim truth Is that Mas U whom will be definitely listed aa
ning the 600-mlle classic was unlikeJohn
J. Sullivans, Ms* outfielder end a pitcher. Mr. Wert
temporarily eat beck
Baers,
JackDempseys and Mleone unable to name the positions
k«cKensie. son of a PsnnsylWalken. He's more like sn ° f ^ *
tn
venlo physician, wlU make a Industrious Park Avenue clerk as
Mr.
*® “ r
g", ‘llv portion of his bid to re- he t0** **“ 0* I11* tra* '7 * "
Uln hi, eastern championship on driUlng end his routine of Ilfs. " V t U n ^ e .
h ll msnUsd ^
,h. U i » W «
-h .„
“ g ,
, , 2 " ; club |, X .
n T L
. Walking off with two game*
tn on# dgy should havo besn
C lk for Vtala, but ho furhtoped glory onto hlmsolf by
ttmltlng tho PiJatka teem is
Mine bite In the entire 18 in
nings of baseball played.
m a n that
Bwlndelli
single. s\ v
j
n n t ilr l n n imeeter
Cates' sacrifice, en error by J J 6 L A I I Q K O W 0 j U ” Oy seer J
(h a m end a tingle by MeCrooe »
ft s i
l f l l n i n _ Sstats
that the tone end winning mark- A 8
\ I “ IV lC n j V l l l S t € r of ting
ers Is Selecte d
inage Sanford Chib;
Eastern Champion la
Eyihff *37 .Claasie
Grind In Indiana
ir r o il
The Lookouts today were
scheduled to meet Gainesville
In the local ball park. Jack
Gaddy, youthful, recent south
paw addition to tho barling
staff, was to h a * tho tall
Tomorrow
Sanford
moot*
Gainesville there.
‘D oc’ MacKenzie B i l l !
Ready To Defend j 0
Anto Race Crown
HOME
R1
UIHIOK OFFICIAI
INGTON, Jono KL-
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n
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v*2B K *t
■ W H I vT h e 7
H r a l . Kraft
Ic s l
'5 a P
Cheese
Spreads
now liri noW"d«tfgn
S w o n k y tw lp g l a u t t I
w ith a ll a r r a s >
at Us dciktooc f
rSfhf| C h.M .|
m a r v .I o ^ j^ r
w U m jlM h
•
I
Ait -v. * * it -fill!
�Sanford ta Tht Only Cntat
Florida City Affordin* Rail, Hfefcft
And WpU* frnnsportattaw
a m
it a t io n
*
Rivals
Yield
To
London
As
Alarmed Over Plans To Bojr
New Vehicles Delegates Draft Platform;
FRED CONG
By Roosevelt
*
tewdent Challenges
Critics To F i g h t
l n , r9peech Before40,000 Arkansa n s
\
r
Proposal To Abolish Transportation Units
Ital i a n Sanctions MayBe Replaced By
Arouses Alarm In All-Steel Buses In
Circles Of London J nl y ; 23 Needed
Address Is Seen
As Reply To GOPt
ASSURED OF NOMINATION
' LONDON, June 11. —<A”>— Seminole County school children
British
ennetbnists « ip r « m d " t i t
tarn protobly will ride
declaration of Novilla Chamber- temptation* announced today by
kin, thane*Hot of the exchequer, T.VW. Lawton. superintendent of ’
that war penaltie* arilnat Italy’ sthifcu,
should
ba
lifted.
Chamber- Tontollro plane call fur the
Louisiana Purchase,
Is Used To Defend
New Deal Actions
Platform Meets
Borah’s Approval
■
Oub iaot night that the propotal mwvl th» t on]y iiu teel transput* '
to eonl tone unetlona sgainst the utlon equipment bo ncceptaUo ta ‘
Feet Let nation for lha Invasion of lha county board.
Ethiopia la "tto mW-eummer
1
flfc WdllSTON. TV**.. Juna H i
(A p i — President R o w f
velt arrived hart today to
attend the Taxaa C«itennlaJ
after * Little Hock, Ark., eddresa U*t night. lA whjeh he
K S ii5 .u o n .H ;
Senator Vandenberf *
Advocates Knox As
Running Mate For
Kans a s Governor
Republicans Ask For
'Sound Money* But
Omit Gold Usage
CLEVELAND. June 11 —
LONDON, June II.—Youthful lo furnish buses. July S is tha data
British Foreign Secretary An-'on which contract! will ba award*
thony Eden today had warn«J>d *c*>rdlnr to tha echednle made
*;
critics and pledged a march
( A n —With the nomination
of Governor A lf M. Landon
of Kansan conceded on all
•Ides, the Republican conven
tion struggled Into Into hours
today ftt- .atv-.^ffor f -t & i 'f e r f f
poso platform differences,
name the ticket and get back
home.
J.pan to cease alleged connivance
pointed ^ ^
^
In wholesale smuggling of drugs e«unty does not own IU own fauaea.
into Nqrthei
tOtawwienUy the contractors whq
forward to New Deal ofajeetlvs*.
Fledging attainment of lha goal
.. _ ______________ _ BaESSCma&L - i U l a r on ™u*aa
^ L B S t S fS S S ^
Ur “la Inlanded to jpeot and f «
tha amaslng physical, economic
and social require manta that confront na in this generation. ;
To political olrerrera who
warn “ looking for a mild addrrse
dealing with tho development of
ArU.'.iaaa as a tula, the Presl*
dent's remarks came as a our*
prlsf. They, were Interpreted as
a sweeping reply to ittpuoilcan
charges -by some and ta a l « »
tbe formal declaration that
Democratic campaign was
Commons, Eden said the Hritlsbjwlll have the advantage of pur*
their
In a largo
R fS U fJ fp T ^ Q I government haa made further
1
. .chasing
.
—... equipment
— —
e r r
__ ____
/___ _
_ 1 probably Ji
ma JJSVAGsa; O , ,trong representations of Japan'
numbar
and
at n con*
------North lower than could be had If the
”T"
j complaining about the
G——
Itransactions were made singly.
: low, 7:W A. M. China smuggling situation.
^
g;(
The County bun schedule now
high ItlO A. M.' As a result, Eden said, a JapaSIMj j,|
j nuarieea at S:U m m foreign ministry official In operation boasts 16 routes and
I at 7tW P. M.| Kss been' sent to Investigate the 'rails for the utllliation ofdM TO*
nom
hides to adeqttately handle tha
l!:07 A. Id. and smuggling.
^
at
• k .f
I -However, no specific asaur- traffic.
From the 19S6-3* report made
• v, - ( ------'
“
I ance haa been recelted that
i by drivers It I* shown that an
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A permit to
reroof tho Atlantic, Chinese customs officials on sea'^i
! average wf 718 milts Is covered
Coaat'
freight *bouse
“ * Ltae
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■
"■ and land will In the future not ‘
rood'today i t Urn City II
. ba prevented from carrying out °
estimated coat La WOO.
I their duties without , hindrance
j sad without 'limitation Of arms
Members of Uw Sanford Klwanla [ which they carry for that pur* ,
and tailed for tho American pao-|
pie to enter upon a "holy cru
sade for liberty."
Addressing “ Bapubllcana and
fallow Americana," th# former
president and titular loader of,
Vis party concluded his addraaat
"Stop the retreat . . . lead tha
attack to retake, recapture and
remain the citadels of liberty. >
“Thus can America be pre
served. Thus can. the peace,
plenty and security be re-establiehed and expanded. Thus can
the opportunity, the Inheritance
emL the spiritual future of your
ehiftren be guaranteed. And thus
you Will win tbe gratitude of
Sanford Hast, Sanford WoutM, posterity and the blessing of A!*'
laford ITeat. UpeaU. Coidea mighty Cod."
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l
tha. r t m t City, North Lea**
Best Play Of ’86
don theft bla program' E. W. Darts of • Orlando wttl
Urn broad purpo.ee of bwadeae* Friday a* 7:10 P. *L
■r charter.
over WTBkO ia the latereet ef Fred
ry acquisition of the P. Cons’# candidacy for gorsr*
purchase from whkh Mir. according to advance notices
was carved wua acom- raceIred kero today,
f Thomas Jaffarxon do*
warnings at members Fred P. Cone, candidate for gor*
gal profession that the trnor o f tha »toto, was acheduW
was Illegal, be said.
.to address a Sanford audience this
jk told bx seme of bit aftorwm rt 4 o’tlock at the tatarViurs and friend.
H - r ^ 'la Avenue and
itation of the tlnltod Flr,t
______
Ti>*Sve
Actor In lts Cast
Both Col. Frank Knox and
Senator Arthur Vandenbar* war*
mentioned a* the moat likely for
the vice-presidential nomination,
although Vandenberg haa repeat*
adly said ha would not accept.
Ha urged that Col. Knox bo tto
candidate.
Both Knox and Vandobaff, to*
n«kar 1th th# other rivals
____ *f
Governor London, decided pot ta.
have their names preeantad for
the presidential nomination.
Senator Borah, who boo bean
a big figure In all pmonetise*..
would not diesface whether ho
Gov. Alf M Landen. of Kansas, today was certain to obtain thi would campaign for tho loynh*
bla leading ,op|*»snta tlcan ticket. He teemed pleased
foe the presidency
with .tha platform draft as lb
it he made regarding platform changes.
S L ttI-^ N e w
Scout Executive
Is To Be Choaen
In Orlando Today
A turn
resigned
Strike Hit* Political R a lly
Schedule Opens
In Lake Monroe
• If there are any items In _
»
a
II
.1
this stage ln ‘ the marsh •* P A f l S
A S
H O lC l
European collectivism that t h e 1 « » » •
’’
New Deal h*k- »«* Imitated it P
1
, A ..!!
must have been an orerelghL*
|LDiPl0V€C8 UU1I
"But at this point," to eontUwl *
r
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'to kax»r Brown. The
Bftteway CluV M ««t
'S J S , Government I, Asked Four Meets Outlined To Be HeWTomorrow
people should
For Candidates In o u t « f d«far.nc. tout# tou»7 ,
God
■w
nn TV_ 1 I ^ S J ~ ~ . ' K l w a n l a club# which are told 1
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p
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e
m
e
Priflonew
By
Reds
the
June
23 B H llo t in S f.I n g their annual picnic at -B*to ■
American
thank
Almighty
1to’ wrebaae’ er aemdre
Partly cloudy tonight and Prt-[ tbe UnJvarsity ef North Chrolina
Constitution and
Court. They should be grateful
PARIS, June 11^-WV-A nror
to a courageous press."
and naar-gcMrol strike hit Paris
nounead today fay Arthur Branan,
Asserting that' the New Deal
local member ef tto ooundl’i ex has delayed recovery, he con cafoa today aa tto leftist cabinet,
pushing a broad scheme of social*
ecutive baud.
tended that If continued Its
Me Brawn’# realgnaUoe- was so* policies will result la "tha tears scanomle reform, decided to ask
ceptod Iaot week to that to might and anguish of universal bank 1 parliament for tmmedlato power
Dr. W. Bimma Alba, president
I to free political prisoners. While
accept an spointmeat ta a acodt ruptcy and distress."
of Stetson University, will proaeh
i
, ,
. ,'eafe, re*Uurent and total cm*
executive position In Hattiesburg.
(govern- at tto First Baptist Church 1a
t « • * * his reapjeto to wtot ptoy,. paraded tto .treats to an*
Mbs.
! govern- Oviedo Sunday at 11 A, H , t o
a union walkout order and
In another statement today Mr. to called Mother Hobtord ecoto on—
_ . j - — ■— Branan anaoeaecd that a Boy nomkf," "tto economic muddle" , VcreaUlca employer shot one ef
. nobody
declared that tto "gospel t f his workers, tto cabinet determined
City Of Vot®. Fraud scout moh aftongr u ta h. tow and
ftupreaM
tiesa hatred haa been preached to teak amnesty power pending
,
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W
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lx the White House.”
discussion of a bill for tto same
KEY WEST, June
*9'* 1 ^
1,v 8f ouU ‘kf 00,*^
“ The little prophets of tto purpose.
Missouri
dinf Kan*
New Deal." to taM, "hare pro*. The mtnbton tabled a hill to
dated proposals whkh tore sn- reform Uto Bank of Franco for
forth Da*
f i b b and tto
toner, att- other otoBtar rittlnge ahled tto New Dial to take a furiton discussion, but approved
KVjomtog sad
ta tha Central Flortdn Council few hundred thousand earnest the texts of Uuee other measures
have h^en suspended botwoen Jane party workers to tto promised to great political amnesty, pro*
II*tod o f ' tho post, H
,
- long tto period of compulsory odl t t and Aug. 1. aeeoting w n land."
nnrmrod todw W M
"II takes tto real of ua for a “cation, and lower tto retirement
CurleU. ttolwron.of tl
ride Into tto wilderness of on*
ol - ? ■ * — " * r 8?1? ? " '
smolorntent ’* to --■-»*-*
Communists contended there are
*u tn g hi. Uatonen that "roe ttouaandi Jrf | < ^ l prKaere ln
Elki To Fonnalate
sisto ta tto
S3 »
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K *«ii
t
Day
cryptically "the candttato Iw
platform."
The fifth assalon had to to
cased until mid-aft.ranen brt
the kng-awaltod platform >
ready. It finally emerged at I
from tho resolutions of the (
s i i . i t r r . 5: fine
j s
------I Land® Springs this evening, tho
The first Demwralle political scheduled organisation moetiat pf
rally for candidate, who survived
*
S
i * ■ « -« r -■ » “ J
Wednesday In Lake Monroe It ,fcjwn
was announced today by S. M.
Lloyd, eoaretary of the Seminole
County Democratic Committee.
A ururul rally ha* been called
* A eeeonu raiiy na* ocen c*iwu
at th. Lyman school for Juno 1».
according to tto schedule drawn
up' by the secretary.
An Ovjodo meeting on Thurs
day U to draw audiences from
who ^
^
m *
temporary chairman.
■'
In making this anaaameeaMMh
Mr. Hagan stated that tto mae*l«#
to told tomorvwmaigto o t 'r
o’clock at tto Cltr HaB. m i
urcM .rervrmo latorwtod t o U S V
?
Bedford D U will pfNort phne y m to modlate task b to set the lr* but TfW*
for n D a* Oaf aeromony
r f f * T * " 1" " f
t fe *
BadogUo I« Named
Italian Army Head
toted
Marshal
tkbf-of-etaff of
today, and Fas*
btad tto con*
la would to op*
and nil tto do*
Italy. Manhn!
, who won tto
I la Southern
da Viceroy of
runoN
1
rad said yen-
iK t ’ Xh
organbiatba
br
TP hr:
Bell Explains Suit
LOCAL
'Against Townaendites
ARCADIA, Juno 11— W. D. Boll,
defeatod tandldata for CoegreM ta
tto first FtoWo dbtrbt who filed
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coats Make \M ax Asserts Confidence; {Azales
elve Hit* A s
Says L o u is *Can Be H it ’*6 To
met Triples
*/ row*Bum
Italian’s Golf
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NAPANOCH, N. Y„ June A— or, "tot's to bars ccff*#;* t r “Coo-1
*
. a * _ l i f t — Whether Mix Sehmsilng licks grassman Zioochceh, ha Is whs I __ _
C n i e J d e r • 9 1 II " Jee Louis In the Y u tt* SmUan, you cmJI soma payboy, n o f"
F a lltk l
*
r V u i h ls H i A l l l l
1*> to something *Us Sfiln.
On savers! occasions, when asked
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A A lU M iv fl
X m A tM g
n( #
1, 4* moth
m nek U
s e r fn in •
V M l n t A l l f l b i t Isi M s s k a M U Wa
J O U f lll
Bet
this
to certain:
I Joe Loots to going to get h it
{ "Nobody has m hit Joe Loots
a n o t hard punch," the German
said today, "Kayla that’s why they
call him a aaparflghtar. Bat I will
hit him. Let ms tel, you.
“Ever since I cams hero I hate
been practicing at finding a tar*
get with my right. For two weeks
'to n burton la nil wore used.
It was Bo good. I would aim at the of boxing.
Then baek Into street clothes and 7 ^ *
IHtohlng the Ull
Jaw, but the alow would land high
up on the face or an my sparring a five-minute visit to .press head- ic€ Oatnasrllto after replacing
quarters. Here he la plessaat Padgett. Slaatoln burled the last
partner's head or shoulder.
#|g ht and two-thirds innings for
I "But I kept practicing arery enough, but will not talk fight.
A quick dash hack Into Lka th# Aiatoaa after Sparkman an.
day. Now h to different. 1 hit what
woods and you aea no more of Menry b id each had n turn on
I aim aL"
Sehmsilng proved It, too. lie flchmellng until it la Urea to box Urn hillock,
, Padgett waa ysnke-l In tha
went Into the ring with throe dif a rein.
The only occupants of the cot- eighth after the locals had knotferent sparring partners and hit
aach where and when he pleased, tare are Mschon, M rs o tto Petrtr ted the count at (-all with oae
i The Job now to to perfect hto a companion, and a German cook, nwny and hed a runner on sactoft and Max will concentrate .m who can go to town with pancakes, and base. Albritton was credited
Not even Manager Joe Jacobs, with the win.
that until he breaka camp the day
quartered with the reporters down
Sparkman
atartod for the
before the fight
“That to the important hand In tha big read, knows what goes on Asatoaa but t u pulled In the
this fight," said Trainer Max Ms- at the hours In the woods. There third with the k vee loaded, three
chon. "8« we go right to work on are reports that Machon, one of nine across the plate and one M l .
the smartest hindlsrs of fighters Henry pitched *j but one man
I t"
1 ■ Mtchon dldnt explain why he In Europe, dally dons ring togs and walked a run acme* the
regarded ftohmellng’e toft as hto and gives Max a few pointers In platter. Slaatoln waa awarded
g * fr,t
principal wtapon against the Brown private.
Bomber, hut he certainly eft the
The two Maxes saw fouls whip
Three hits, an error and three
hupteas b n that there Is plenty of Paulinn Ilicudun and they have walka gave the 0-Mca four
room for impressment of Max'a spent hours studying films of th* markers In the third while the
| shots from the port side.
nrown Bomber's fig h t, with Max local, tallied three times In thsir
I When they arrired from Ger- n»er an! Prlmo Camera. They In- half of the same stanxa on con| many In April, both flchmcllng rn!
, Mschon Insisted Louly had a weak.
naaa and that they knew what It
, was, h at you couldn't get another
word out of them on the subject.
, TOial to between Max snd me,"
Mschon wglTM-aiy. Not even Herr
, Dlrektor Joe Jacobs knows the se
cret.
Manero I# Ready To
Tour Country; Plan#
Quick “Cash In”
ipie# In 4 Trips
s e a iw w r s ana an. s w it o t i™>
Swindell's p'ace on first to do tho
TOUitng,
Vrals'took the mound at Ihe beplnntne of llm game hut allowedflvo, kits In toss than three In
nings so he wan replaced 1 v Krider who wsa nicked for *1 hits In
the remainder of the game. V ote
waa Marked up as the losing pilch• r.
'■
V,' Brilliant and fast fielding
thrilled tha rrowd throoahout tha
game with six dotdvto nl-ya being
pul ed. Those parileinatlng In' t h *
I’nubles ware: Mslthy tn Boris;
Davie to Fltxgorald to
.
*
" Lt"" i" ” T " ---- ’l l ' "
J " ™ 1 '" h.U ‘rslnlng csmp here,, sparkle, there to a apring In hto
w“ l W l of anything but the sp- walk anil his sparring m ites say
Pf0»*hln*
fisticuffs.
Mention hto short right-handed punches
LooU Jrvd *“ " P HV<
i* ,# headaches every time they land.
Islanders Bunch I
j Bingles A? Reds
Intramural Star
Do* Ractng Killed
In New York State
By Governor*# Veto
Andersen Ho merit
Fifth Time; Brown
r Strike# Out Eight
ALBANY,
I Waa
flra f a n i l
R a ils
In
at
H. Y„
Juno f c -
Uft—Governor Lehman vetoed IV
DELAND, June A.—Tbs Day
tona Beach Islanders bunched
fire hits In two Innings
;Hall MU designed to permit dog
racing nt P air Grounds In New
Yorit stnta because "It establishes
no srstam of regulation whxtsu-
n llrK iri1
NEW TORE. Jama «—t* V 8tBI th* moat unpredictable scant
fat tho eatonder of sports, th* na
tional open golf cktMptonahlp now
feature* tha ettoatoUag story of
Anthony Mantra, a re of an Italian
gardener, whs marched to victory
a t Baltaarel with th* lowest tots!
ever mad* to a major Tt-hsl* medal
play competition.
A fter bis asm* on a high score
board, they posted 87-ttt, b U
Saturday, red whop ha walked from*
th* last green, his nerves Jerking
like a hooked fish. Bom Hbris,
last year’s champion, congratulat
ed him and said, "I juat wanted
to tell yen to gat tho dough In
the first month or you’ll never gat
C ^ .- S c f l M a i N ^ . f i D P M W C M I M q
r W « IHE COMEBACK UWl j
JUNE J8D AGAINSTJOE1CUI$J
THEDETROITBOMBED. MAX I
Aad Manero to taking that ad
vice. He waa offered a guarantee j/K
to play in th* Shawnee open cham- ( j
plonahlp a t Shawnee-On-Dttowere,
starting yesterday, and he drove
there Saturday night and shot a
78 in tlib first round Sunday.
H* will leave there Tuesday
night and then go to Greenwich,
Conn, where hto wife’s parents
TO JAY J t I
lire. Aftar that, hla Itinerary will
bo determined Ira hla offers. H a to
not tied to hto club in Greensboro,
N. C , by contract, But ha said
,
yesterday that ha will stay there
this year, a t le a st
howands
Manero to a slight, nervous man
to
n a w w u . h e a d it g a o M c w r « r
of 81 years, with a mustache like
a two-real eomedlan’k, waxed and
buick
ail
potatad a t th# and*. H* ha* never
iucc
done anything but work around a
golf coure*. He was horn In New
York's Bronx, and started caddy
ing a t th* Stamford Country Club,
fElmsfoid, N. <Y„ when he was
•boot th* height of s golf beg.
He raddled there until he was
SI, working in th* shop now and
then, polishing and wrapping
club*. Ha bat never taken a golf
lesson sad ha* an odd, Indlrldosllvtlc stale. When h* *ddre*«*» th*
ban, h# doesn’t pot th# club brad
back ef th# hat:. H# reach** well
over Ihe ball and then pulto In 1
when ha awing*.
: j Ita to a sertew tnger and a magf t nifleefnt' potter.
Perhaps th# only golfer around
Baltusrol who picked Manero to
GOSHEN. N. T„ June A - W ) 'J{J
Banfoad today holds two Flor- win was Johnny Dawson, of Chi
The i|ulck trsnsformatton fro.nlgJjJI
'!»•# Ids Btate League records—one for cago. When Um final 88 hole*
'■risk to dirt track racing la r v l
,
having plsytd the long**! game started* ha said, "Yon don’t west
ported to turn the 100-mtto sutof
'•
of tho year and tha other for hav- to count Menero out. Ho has tho
darby here June 13 into d bxlr-1torsi
bsoa log ptoyed the shortest. .
soundest potting etrok* for those
raising free-for-all.
I Past j
*52
The Lilliputian fray, according
-tea* In th# field.
Racing drivers who competed S t i ’. J ^
J ' J to. Umpire Campbell, waa pltysd
Tha green* at Baltoarol daring
Indianapolis pvsr bricks will flsjh nivOe
here Friday when tha Lookout* th* championship required a firm
into aettoo orar Goad Tima Park's L-asrebss#
, nosed home, 3 to I, ahead of the
d and a sound heart.
mils dirt track hare.
j ...
I loop-leading Ja'aiutora of DayI re Vail, manigar of Lbs 140-'
tona Beach, agree time was one
mtto ersnt, and himoeir a vstersn , **• Vvala
hour snd 18 Minutes.
of both dirt sad briekt. forecasU t caim ao'” ^
that tha rest difference (etweeni Pittsburgh
Until U st weak, tha ihortett
the two surface# will cook up ■ rh lrt’eViii
| fracas In league annals was owe
sptoy vsrtoty of action never stow^ Phiuasiphi
hour and x3 minutes, fane In Day
In tha seat before. Added to this 1Uook,J"1
tona Beech early la the season.
to the fact that none of the comam
Campbell recalled m the longest
patlng drivers has ever drive# at
gima tha taro hour and LS-minGoshen.
n*2L J*,fc
ulta combat >tagod here Sunday be
"On dirt, you're got to drive with Detroit
fore tost whan flsnford trounced
your throttle, ins tea- of tho.CJtU'.'.T!
tha Islanders, I to 1. Seventeen Inwheel." Vail explains. "A t ladUn- cattllo *
•polls, tha boys avoid rid la g their'Pausdelehl
care around th* currea N they 1,1 ***"
went to survival. Hare It wlU L«
The 8 foot 8 Inch leap of la th
Ooekxtan, 17-syar-oU Argentine
(Ktnsas City) high school junior.
equalled tho
IS IN TOP CONDITION, AND K t o t f
SHOULD CERTAINLY PPOVE \ J
TO BE IHE TOUGHEST
Y if c J r t
OPPOKMf loOlS HAS WCED \ v K c S
SO TOO . . .
Y
rut
Of MKSm o
urriMiNn p o m
oven r e e
cotwmveiriooKs
me aesr M trm teuii
Dirt Track Makes THE STANDINGS Sanford Holds 2
Gosh
Free
jijj mseBaff League
I
Laagvlon, ft
fnrublam. Ita
f» a v i.,
DELAND,
June
A—David
Lang of Bk* Ooud has bean
chosen this - year’s outstanding
' Intramural a l hist a n t fltstaort
University. A Junior, young Lang
starred In basketball, touch foot
ball, dlamondbell, handball- and
volley bal>.
*
Totals
nanroMD
is* 11 It T! tha ninth aftar being hit oa the
tn » f t pitching arm In the eighth with
! { I ' a hard hit ball from Dldrtokson'i
I i I I t bat Fralick retired three DaUnd
! ! 1 , batters In the ninth In erder.
J i l t
McMullen,
starting
DeLaad
J * J J burlsr, who limited the Iilsadora
l S ! I Is four kite up to the sixth, weakLOUIS WORK# OUT
f j | • sued and waa relieved by Jake
LAKEWOOD. N- J* June Vi
J J , , Bunch, who held Ute 'islanders deo Louis boxed sight rounds b a n
---------- — hlttoas for the remainder of tha
I t t l »T t t .oagtoat McMullen walked only
two man. struck out three aa did
tu ese iso—I Bunch. Manager Arnold Anderim ms s«o—i son increased hto homo run total
r e s f f rTts- ■^
" « Jto g ons over right
•«*.
I field fence In tho sixth. ,
Harr, Matr« 1 1 Daytona Beach 000 Oil 000— t
iksea I. Fite- DaUnd
011' 000 000-1
*•
sh h n a—ah h o a
* gfugerota. ToUto U t i t O-aO 3 17 II
. Cl“ )i y , w n M? 'k* smartaet albBariai let## at Mlchlgin 8tata College,
hMM* a cheek-up of grade* showed.
J m I. Swimmer* are itaadouta In scholarj 'i r l - skip among freshmen of brawn.
recovery of the wagered money."
Opnonents 'and proponents of
yesterday afternoon before 3000
spectators In tha mast Impressive tho hill appeared before Gover
workout store ho began training for nor Lehman at n fcnhlto hearing
hto coming boat with Max Behind- earlier this week.
lng of Oarmany In tha Yankee
etadlum June ISThey took the wraps off J m and
he cuffed fire epermits* unmerrH
NATIOI AL
fully, although he scored no knockdowns, Thsm was a cash and alp
to hto work that had been coo-
In b c ^ )aagV—aa well as
Yestertlay’a Result#
Jack Torrance, national sbassplan end world record bolder tn
th* shot-pot, h also th* aoutiMim
shot put. dtoaua, SA pound weight
throw and tk-pound himiuar threw
MP"Tto of wood last
totaled 117477 metric tons
and about tlOMAOO asm pa red with
a and W.N0 to 1884.
"
In any person for tha pur
of rood acting dog raring. In
opinion tho MU to unsound."
The measure, approred by
legtolalSra In Ita •dating h
Inst month sued fled that
only -penalty far tha maline
Scientist Seeking
Watermelon With
Thin, Tough Rind
vV.V r”~ *1?
Mi> S
H
ha
By Tito Associated'!
■ h asta^ to , (leading 1
to t toT * Trilt-prooP
�Sanford la Th* Only C ew tnt'
Florida City Affording Rail, HlffcOT
. And W a ta franaporUlioo
A N INDEPENDENT D A IL T
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Short B allo t Eighty-Eight Graduated Travel Modes
A t Seminole Exe rcises Are Advanced
Faces Voters
Lehmann Urges Progressiveness As Means
On June 23rd
Of Repaying Money Spent On
IAT, JUNE 9, 1936
EatabUnhad In 1908
SOUTH CHINA ARMY MARCHES TO WAR ON JAPAN
S ta te B o ard
WU1 Meet To
Decide Winner
Educational Activities
Seminole County voter*.
tfronied on June 2 with
ballot one yard lone and
containing
approximatelyGirl graduate# were clod In
white gown*, and each carried *
160 name*, rrrav breathe
easier today while contem bouquet of Talisman root*, the
plating the second primary d u o flower. Boyo wore blue.
Fallowing are the apodal award*
on June 23 when lens than which
presented:
26 eandktatea will appear on DARwere
cltlienahfp medal. Charthe ticket
lotto Mooghtoni fS prlia given by
r
Mr*. J a il, Tikach for best report
on chapsl progrtm. won by Beryl
U If**! Notion*!.Society of Colo
nial Daughter* Of America medsl
for b e t assay on patriotic toV
ioet, won by Albnrt ritU.
Elwyn Squires, on outstand
ing athlete, won both the Peter
SrhAt trophy a t th# boot all.
team player and tho Jodre Sharon
trophy for h ltla f been elected
a t tho b e t football linem an of
the year.
Other awardi: honor students
for foar year* of Kish school,
Dorothy C a n e , Charlotte Meoghtoa, lEOU Benjamin, Margo trite
Bennett, Elltabeth Brigham. Fsnnto Bigger* and Frank -Benjamin.
Clifford GoatayUon^and Jerry
Senkarlk received aptA il agricul
tural dlplomaa while Cart Sodtrblom won a certificate for haring
completed the four-year com
mercial rourre.
Alf graduate w en grouped on
the aUge of the auditorium.
With AH But S ix
Count i e a Report
ing: Officially, Fred
Cone Leads Hodges
ty Votes To Employ
Full-Time Aviator
At Sanford Airport;
M. Smith Is Named
Lake City Banker
Starts 2 n d Fight
Sanford waa striding today to
ward * new era la transportation
following tho Monday night docitioa by the City Cwnmlsaion to
employ a full-time operator *t mu
nicipal airport.
Marvin Smith of Kielmtnoo waa
choeen for tho Job ot *25 par
month, and tho contract itlpolatoo
Sholtz Orders Inves
tigation Of Votes
Castln Levy County
NANKING
dent Instruction and other rkv•nue producing meana. Becauee * “flying business"
moat bo oaUbllahed hero, tho Commission hollered It advisable to
offer a email monthly e u h compenaotlon *1 an Inducement for a
competent airman to boat In San-
Meanwhile, the aaphmnU to
be Ina true ted to draw up Smith**
pab'lc office#—both county and
contract which, among other
state—who are In tho runoff,
thing*, require* that ha aery Ire
quietly wont about laying plana
landing llghta at Iha field, main
fer their aecond and moat Impor
tain an air-worthy plane at the
tant campaign of tho election
municipal airport, provide a li
year.
cenced tnnaport pilot and chargo
no landing fee to vlilting chips.
ft Had not been determined to
day whether or not public speakAuthorised to serve on the m iniclpal. aviation committee are:
Ing rallies will bo bold hero by
R. B. Wight, chairman; 0. W.
County Candida ton. A mooting of
Ovetch, Voile A. William* and R.
tho office looker* ocbedulrd In
J. Reel.
tho near future to determine
At tha request of fir* Chief
wh*t co u n t to purtuo.
Cleveland and Police Chief Wil
P*rbopo tho meet lnterrat In
liam*, tha City governing body
i ft**1, n ' “ wfll bo eshlbltod In
voted a two-weeks* snmmer vaca
th* battle for aberlff whore C. VtTftOTT, ‘Juno 9.—(AT—SI*
water ranks with the best In th* tion for each member of each de
J*- I*»nd, a former aberlff, beat-1D’*n' * « aso l of Bloch Legion night state, the City Com mlaalon'more partment. An eitre man to work
J. P. M ade Hand, the locum-,rid,n* *eHvltle*. were ordered held or loos frowns on th* prospects for tan week* will he employed a*
|\T«* b r e t vote*. Seven men J S j ,or W*1
, '*?***• «f of (ponding something Ilk* $11,. ■ aiAitltuta In the fire department.
or* In the first primary
ll
,n d tonfining" Robert 000 to further soften It thro* units Police prtdnbly will double-up on
I KcCItlland and Hand, drawing1PK U?d* * ,u # l work*r "ho WM
— per gallon.
their patrol* ha'f of tha time end
•
•JJS1 “ d * * ,WM*
5 *™ P , After an extensive discussion employ a subatltuta tha remainder.
Approval waa written on a claim
■round th* commlailon table last
night, th* body decided to table— of Mr*. Rhode B. Ewing who attemporarily, at least—an offer to l*god that M In damage* .waa
sustain#*) 1* window and fra ms of
Install a water softener.
.
. ,
,,
,
Mayor Shlnholsar pointed out hor homo during a fir* which oc
0I d*r , . , Cd th*t * ■ * » * » • » ! » 1* M unite curred while the City held custody
M i attending meetings." But ho hard while that of Jacksonville U of tho resldsnc*.
saw It* waa net flogged.
i* Zmro Is consldarod Mrfact softTho City temporarily delayed
Fredarisk A. Gulley, Identified
^
1
(CaallawC w h s a Viva)
*5* mJJ! Wiho S ’#
In Indicating th* Inadvlaabillty
Mm Into Ui* aotarnoblte In which 0f purchasing a softanar, Uta mayfurther atreaaad tho fact that
tt^ a ^ Iu a ^ n
* f t* I ,* * " y „ on water which la too aoft has a tenu ^ i « i"
k i c y to dmtroy mains and pip**.
Und waa laahad with a black snake
n * ^ f u tin g plant whose In.
atsJLlatlon bar* was proposed would
Th# order bolding Dayton Doan, havo rod*cal th* Kanaw a* of lo
ro ttfeased Black Legion "trigger cal water but by thro* units, It CLEVELAND, June 9.—Every
Indication polnta
to Florid*'*
man" and hla 11 eo-dafendant* for wss said a t th# meeting,
trial In tit* Pool* exaeutlon, rasas
Following several comments on "stealing th* show" at Cleveland'*
yostarday after two hours of argu- th* pro*pacta of making certain Great Lake* Exposition. Just as
mask In which th* defense held mechanical changes at tha Sanford ah# did at A Century of Progress
Uwt th* at*I* had not llnhod nil tho wntor plant, th* governing body In Chicago. Working day and night
gra*p with th* abduction or sub- agre*d to visit it and obtain first- on 14 hour shifts, artisans and
a a q r a t slaying of tho young WPA band information on th* problem Itboren havo boon working fever
ishly to pat th* Florida exhibit
before taking definite action.
In shape for tha opening Mheduted
Both Attorney General David *
for Juno tT.
H. Crowley snd Pr osecutor DunOfficial* oatlmato on attendance
ran C KcCrea contended th# rri-i
of oovorn) millions as tha exposi
tion win draw from th* thickly
populated area* of Ohio, New
York, HicMfsB, Illinois and Cans w B a n k r u p t c y B iU .a h o u tat# p#ei*>s body; r X
LONDON, Juno 9.—Count Dlno
-------Daria, Black U p m officer from Ornndl, the Italian Amhnosador Florida annually draws a large
ASHINOTON. June
whom D a u said ha task order*; to Grant Britain, la watting tourist trad* from this territory
new nraaldrel bankruptcy | E™ te 0t tm . Urban Llppa, Paul about London dressed In m itt. Ha and It fa baileead that th* Florida
Exhibit at Clavaland this sommar
l i wearing * «ult modo a t th*
rsasntethr* Wilcox of Florida, **V), GiH- I ^ ^ ^ jtataJng" Tbmnai synthetic woolen product called will result In directing thousand*
of tourist* to th* state next fall
"Unite],“ development of which ta d winter.
Italy has pushed to holy combat
Florida has boon favored with
LaaguO of Nations as net fan* on* of th* choicest locations on
agofast bar.
th* oxpoolttow grounds white mid
Lanital, s* Grand! ti explaining west new*pa p e n havo been gen
to hla ooDeaguea In th# diplomat erous with publicity concerning the
ic eorpe, fa mad# from waste
milk. From 170 pints a t mitt,
batter fa first extracted, and th*
m M s i products seven pounds ot
lin ita! whan property treated
l l f f i f r '- From tkfa rest■ p B w t s n yard* a t cloth may
Six Men Accuse j City Sets Aside
Of Night R iding Offer To Obtain
Are To Be Tried Water_Softenei
Witness ‘Testifies To Commission Decide
Being Seized By A
Too iGres
Masked Men Gang! ^or Sm0ll Result
E ast
China
S ea
HUNA
and
Palm
Beach
count!**
and tabulated In the office of
Secretary of Stala Gray, Urn
LAI YANG
stain board will meat to doelat*
the result.
kYUNCHING
The A*aoclate<l Preea tabula
tion of official can real figure*
In al counties gave an odg* of
.1111 votes to Fred P. Cone, t*k#
City banker, over W. C. Hodges.
Tha tola1# ware:
Cone, 4M3P}
Hodgea, 4B.47T; PotUway, Mr>
719.
Cone opened headquarter* for
the second campaign and plaonad
a statewide radio hookup tonlfht.
Th* au to canvassing board
M IL E S
muat officially declaim th* winner
of aecond place. Secretary OreF
The "salvation army" of Canton (South) Chinese government marched northward after an Inde- who la a member ot th* M W .
pedent declaration of war aganlat Japan. This picture (lop) abowo typical aouthern Nationa'Ut said he bad beard of no ruirfOW*
troop* • • tha march. Tbs may Jbalow) shown territory kata which tha aouthern armies warp reported
t# have driven In what fa believed U be kn attem pt to farce th* Nanking (North)*gavoAminh- ty S U S S k t . j a ^ a ’S H
Join Canton In a w ar against "Japanese ergres Mon." Th* Domel (Japan***) new* agency Mid started today but th* clo**n***W
troopa had occupied Chlyang, Yunchlng, Llngllng, and other town* and were advancing on tit* major th* ballot caused delay la t* M
UUIcborough started
counties,
cities of llrngyang and Ldlyang, In th* Hunan province. (AP Photos).
tha absanta* voting.
, '
Grey said It fa up to lb* m m ty commissioners to prepare •
ballot now or await the canvire»
Ing
board’s
announcement.
Hodge* said he will abide by th#
board's decision.
8holts sent a telegram to State
Attorney J, C- Adkln* of Coin**,
Ok* Nordgren’a story reads rill* saying; “ You ate expected
CONVENTION HALL. CLEVE
Ilk* tha Horatio Algsr noval* to us* every power of your offfau
LAND, June 9.—W l - I n a per
of the home town boy who mad* to th* end that fair and honset
functory aeatlon which brought
good elsewhere.
election result* are returned ta
non* of the party strife to the
Eleewhere In this rase wai
Levy county wbero Cbunty Judge
•urfaeo, the Republican conven
Washington, D, C., and to b*
more
sptelflc, th* Corcoran 8*1* complained by telegram of
tion opened today amidst a proIrregularities and requested as
School of Art.
fuafan of Landon sunflowers.
sistance.”
Nnnlgren,
for
a
long
tlm#
a
The commlltess on platform
resident of flan ford, was gradu
and other question* war* set up
ated by th* W at high achool. In
and member# were eallod to
terested In painting, he followed
tha trail of tha **«el and brush
meet In an endeavor to reconcile
to notional recognition by win
behind dosed doors, If necessary,
ning th* Corcoran first prise of
many dispute* . under way.
$300 for Ih* best portrait on ex
Under th# forceful and diplo
hibition In the school.
matic guidtag of Chairman Htnry
Union service* will begin si tiro
Beyond tho cash prlt*—and
P. Fletcher, routine m ature were
probably of more vqtuo—U th# First Baptist Church on Jttly L
dispatched In 1**# than an hour
according to n decision rsatbod
national pre*tig* and recognition
Rom* delegate* and many holder*
today by tha Sanford Ministerial
whlrh
Ih*
former
Ranfordlt*
will
of gallery ticket* did not even
Association.
be
accorded
through
hla
achieve
show up. »
Dolly vacation THbl# School dfament.
John M. Hamilton, manager for
After leaving Sanford, Non)- cuaaion will b* on# of th* foakuno
gran lived for soma time In Bos of tbo first masting.
Other union aorvlco* sebodufad
ton which ha left to enroll In th*
by tho association follow
Corcoran school.
July 12. Christian Church, with
The local youth'* work was
surrounded by ample competition Captain P. .8. Feran preaching I
which Included many places of July 19, Congregational Q n n h ,
with tha Rev. Martin B rea,
Country Club art In Uto following riaaaoat porpreaching; July I t . Eplasopol
Church, with tha Rav. & D.
Brownlee preaching:
Ang. 2,
Method let Church, with tha Bov.
A. U. Cofa prunchlngt Aug. I t ,
Baptist Church, open: Ang. 22,
Christian Church, with tho Bow,
Partly cloudy, possibly scatJ. B. Root preaching} Aug. W,
later la tha day w o n canal(farad fared shower* fat north portion
Congregational Church, is r whfah
Gteut
cypress
trees
of
Samitonight
and
Wednesday
and
in
mare Important fa r tha ultimate
th* Christian Church urlll aam*
note
County
will
bo
among
tb*
osteoma than th* opening session south portion Wodnooday. North
Itself, If dtrisijpw on whom to west Florida! portly cloudy to Illustrations being prepared far
support wore ' re sc hod. Sonster night. scattered thunders howsrs tbs cover of th* State Road De
partment's new mop of Florida.
Frederick Stotwor, Oregon, was
Ralph Bagwell, secretary of th*
straw an ovation whoa l a urm*
O. Pi Hamden, eterk of tbo (temtaote County Chamber of
Remind* County Circuit Court, Commerce, today was preparing
will bo thtef speaker tonight at to forwad th* latest pictures of
tho Junior Chamber of Common* tho hare tres* to tha H. and
dinner la th* Msyfklr Hotel at W. & Draw Company *f Jackson
7:10 o’clask, Th* address la on* ville, contractor* for map print
of aaverfl sehqjfatiod fay Jaycoos ing.
Geological estimate*
record
1W T O O W D U
featuring dutten of County o tth
that th* 8*mtnote cypresses ore
rers.
C-JfDL
more than U0A year* aid.
IRD JUNCTION, Wl...
Any person desiring additional
Pollre today, wars teesatigatteg
an open door fated this morning Information of th* tree* should
contact Mr. Bagwell a t tbo
t "uN e
r ~KW ANGS!
.CANTON,
Sanford Painter
G. 0 . P. Convention
Florida Exhibit Is Is Called To Order
Accorded Praise
Expected To Steal 'Amid Sunflowers
And Prize For Art
Show At Cleveland
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Italian Count Is
S e e n In London
In Milk Made Suit
j r * n r - "•
c e -r S . j s s iiiis :
Baptist Church Is
Chosen For Start
Of Union Services
Seminole Cypresses
Will Appear On Map
LOCAL WEATHER
City Ready
$6189 < fa l
The
ctiy
gem
Third Street, (ttted VlUfams mid
�rk*r v
TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1936
Fed Up With Slots
The Sanford Herald
FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS
M t*
Col. E. H. R. Green, \Urr> "■*
Financier,
I* Dead 1N
7 Yof?’
____ _
cities anil hev
«■*•«*. ia
r*
Interests In the
If last week'* election proven anything a t all, it prove*
LAKE PLACID. N. Y , Jan* 9.1 ■to<:k' and lx)n'1* of railways w t
beyond nil (mention of doubt that the honeat, law-abiding,
—(JPi—CoL. Edward H. Robinson1other corporations.
V
thinking i>eo|>te of Florida rwngnlzu in the alot machines
Green,
railroad
industrialist,I Colonel Green cama here « o f one of the most vicious influence* in this state and are de
bankrfr and sen ef TTetty Green, al weeks ago front Florida where
.JBte'JXJZZ
STSS termined to abolish them for all time. Not only w u Judge
tooe woman financier, died at he had been la falling health h r
m * > «. wtr.
I’etteway. arch-opponent of slot machines, the leader in tha
the. Lake PUeid ehsh here Mow-taeme tinea. He saffered cwrapllgovernor'll race, hut petitions, demanding the abolishment
day, Ha w*a 67.
I cations due to age and heart disof one-armed bandits and presented at the polla in at least
Calonal Green k t one time ease and for tha peat two weeks
three counties, received 6o per cent more signaturea than
rted aa Me mother's personal osygen had been »dmWatered to
. r i . t ,« ( 1 |a tha far-flung aetie- him periodb-allg. Tha treatment
IU1
required to call a referendum.
tr-AA
ittea that woo her, renown in the did him little rood, however, and
"In all three cities (Tampa, Miami, and St. Petersburg),
financial and business world.
i he failed to rally from a sinkthe petitioners secured at least 50 per cent more name*
Together
they
managed
her
Ing spelL
than wero needed,” says the Rl. Petersburg Independent.
imHI##** rartffl, aiff There was no trouble at all getting them. At first it was
r| h0 ■•tltrr# • !
rt»nM #*» <M M fftM #1 feared that the performance would have to b« repeated a t
i l a f l o W ill * « H a f i f d fa r
the second primary, but in no case waa that necessary.
■ 4 f » r tli( i| n lM .
Dozier & Gay's Quality Painta
Pinellas needed 4,000 names and got 7,000; Hillsborough
“ *B«i for tk# M r *
W fm U U * 4 N n « K o * g
needed 6,000 anti got 10,000; Dade needed 8,000 and got
Th</ i n midfl to liufh at Southern Hun, ftonth^n Wind,
t m ( th e NADiM h i <fer M 4 l t « a l
M M mi miwmritmimm.
nttlmmw mrm 16,000.
aik& Southern ReIii
For b e it fpiolti In FIdtMa, npiclfy
M B u X i i U IE « t t n t r rlffra mi
Doiler and Gay Paint*.
"The safe margin by which the number of signaturea
tw
m S w tr y f t l l k p rfa rlp a l l » « 4
secured exceeded Igte approximately 6,000 necessary to
OTANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO.
cull a referendum,” the Tampa Tribune declares, ‘is an en
S14 Sanford Avenue
Ir m a w W r #f T*f couraging sign that thinking citixens are concerned oVar
mm whifl fa mariet
the
evil,
and
Want
an
opportunity
to
aboHah
It,”
ta tho mmm far r»af all m »> flapifrliM
The Times adds; "Revenue from the machines is
II r r m i otbrrwlgs
la ffcfa u f p r tv l i Im tlf atively unimportant.
Florida ha* progressed for years
» ■ (iilflovH k r r r fa .
A ll
The small measure of control which legalization
a# I s U t r i f f M
*f
a g e e la l without it.
Aftapalahaa la ra h aro flaw ro- is supposed to hold over the machine* (* their last plea. If
"t523i ___ _______________ they are abolished, they will become contraband.”
TUESDAY, JUNK », I I M . ”
And the Tampa Tribune says: "We have frequently
•or—
■
—-------------I
expressed our opinion that legalization end license, with
The capital of most banks represents the co-operation,of
THE DAWN IK HFJtE
strict regulation, i* the ultimate solution of the gambling
Iriany stockholders, and the deposits come from many depositors.
problem. It In unfortunate that the appHeation of this
The dap le In the dawn—
policy in this state has legalized a very offensive form of
In water without sonml,
Often a p trt of the deposits of a wage ear tier miy go hacM
gambling, which arouses the exposition of a large majority
In cehw'dn on the ground.
In the form of a loan to the company which employ, him. Am*
Birt may go Into Government bon-Is which provide relief for hti
of the people. It Is also unfortunate that the legalization
In thle wan bush and twin
Who hjdee hla head. Infer
jebless neighbor. ,
of racing in this state has been brought Into some degree
The mooq from those. Oh wore
of disrepute by the excessive overhead of the state racing
u r rr
The water's lifeless gray.
EvVn though no dol’ar.can he individually earmarked end
commission, which can be explained only as a part of
Tha Dltenro never to brrak
traced, every bank Is plainly a center of lh>- type of joint
system
of
official
favor,
designed
to
strengthen
a
]*>llticnl
*
%
£
th e water nevermere
effort which taken place when there is a mutunl advantage to
machine."
f/Y S & C I p .
To beat upon the shore,
be gained.
“That’s Just thfl difficulty wilh the theory of the legal
Nar trnmpeter to w ake
With riiffh-.t wings snd cries
ization of gambling,” the At. Petersburg Independent re
This is arttve cooperation not only with the borrewer, but
And avid Meek-ringed ryes.
with all holiness. In limes like the present, it advance# the
plies. "When we legalize whut is going on in the back
p
O
L
E
E
HAMMOCK
Is
on*
of
South
Florida’*
The
botheraone
RED
DUO
or
CHIGGER
I*
progress of recovery.
rooms, We do more than bring it into the open. We cul
The dawn is here, the day
** historic spots. Hera during the Seminole war hot aa Insect a t all bet belongs to the great class
tivate It, and vastly increase it. At one time It may havo
Implicit in this hush
• Mad of Indians gathered and massacred every Arachnid* which Inclade* tho spider* and scarpsounded logical to urge that slot machinca be Ixrought out
That's on the epee I in I lm«h,
white person who had setllod In tha community Ions. Ia tha adult Mate rad hug* Mv* eight legs
of
tho
dark—but
In
bringing
them
out
we
multiplied
them
The water’n lifeless gray,
except a man by tha name ef 'iM i* 'W W
V a ryas laaacta have ate,
Tha spider’s silver Ihrs-id,
many fold. We developed a taste for them which did not
.• tr w f
The swan who hi-le* hi.* head.
exist before. We were not reguluting a hidden gambling
game; we were promoting a much bigger one.”
11 Mflni&Cfll C r im in a ls '21 b«urv after they and five oth-liMTW'harti tn confinement.
-------- o------- One wondera If * little
p
„
rs_ _ _
; era fled from the state insane! Still at liberty was Lawrence
ACTIVE CO-OPERATION
reuragaenent from Kussis is not el
least partly resp-inslhr fur the
Chinese getting their dander up
Eflcape From Asylum Myllim here
Highway Accident Record
Jj, v*i, Karpu-Barker trigger
— PETER, Minn., June
.
a9.—II Kvrry7 av.li.ble rpolice officer
.ST.
During tho first three months of this year, Hemlnole <4*)—PVren mftnl»r»l rrlmijraU. *n
countiw, rtlnforced by |
Luciano, Lurk Cone, (iuilty On f'ounty luwlly shattered Us record of last year for going Including four ronvlrted killen, mil ional guard machine itunners,
' M Vies Counte, Gang Leader through an entire 12 months period without a single high •till rlu ln l southern Minnesota's pressed the search with only five.
greatest man hunt Monday night, of *hu original 16 escaped InFacet 1365 Year* In Prison—headline. That ought to hold him for way fatality. Four persons were killed In BemJnoJe Coun
ty daring tho first three months of this year, boosting the
a whilst
------------o------
rate per one hundred thousand to 72.10, as compared with
,
A letter from the Florida Citrus an average of 89.17 for the entire state, according to in
■e Exchange Indicates a moat sue- formation supplied by Asher Frank, state safety director.
. cesaful season for the grower* nf
Referring to the State of Florida aa a whole Mr
* f r a t In this state. Exrhsnge SSgMutation re
remittances,
vgSMlatkon
ml tu n ers, tha letted
le tt^ >l i ,
___
f
™ ‘ '("v quarter
q u s r w r cof
^ , * ! ,w
>> .whtataa, art WM,»3.W ahemlW ^
* * ^ “ ‘ ><”1 of 14 fgUJItles (representing a
test
a n sen.
-----o . r rc<^ L decrt‘” e ln •ccld,nt»l d«*ths) as compared with
19.W for tha name period of time. ThJ* information is en
Franca la putting an a pretty couraging as It shows soma progress fn the eamualirn to
good demonatration of a rountry prevent automobile accidents, 7 m
(* 0*00010X ^ 1* '
■boat to have 4 “ French KrvuluZ p C en
lU a." Rot wa'II venture th* gtirss worthy particularly |n view’ of t L p t S
'
that If Laon Bluin'* socialistic ex that atrldents are consUntly Increasing.
I he success of tho safety campaign Is all tho su es
periments fall, the dictatorship
which will follow will Is- along
' i n jn
' F lFlorida
u ' r i t ^now
° f It®
t ,thyear.
at thereFigures
" o ">oro
fascist lines and not after the So S
lults
thanfa,c
last
frommutomot *ii«
viet model.
hasaee indicate that there are 26,000 more automobile* reg
Further
Tha vote which Raleigh Fette. istered In this state than there were last year
Way get In last week’s election af- ld*r'hnih° hCnvVlCs'<tl lnflu,5 of twjrtst automobiles that Flor*.
ford* stake Indication of the pun. Ida has ever had descended upon this state last winter rt
He's attitude toward last year's Is estimated that nearly 660,000 foreign cun came Into th 1
slot meetltne legtslstkm. Judge state during this three-months' p e r l S - t h l t |* 'U S u t lj£
Fettewiy was tha mvy candidate cars to e v e ^ mHe of pnved road I? the sUte
1
In tha race who had coma out
strongly for
vicious law.
tha repeal of
this
Chester Treadway of Tavardv,
chairman of the Stata Road De
part a m t, la another candidate in
th« racent election who might be
used aa an Indication that Bholtx
WUllI hi* same Influence. Tread
way, who waa running for delegate
to the National Democratic ConrawUen, lead all tha other candi
dates'far this offke.
i-tf
ieporta Indicate that John D.
k,teller hi*- made hi* last v .it
riorUU. Bla northern horn# hss
It fitted up. «)Ul MW heating
IlltUa »fid other Improve men la
4 la the (oMlu iIon that he ia
inning to nee It next winter. In
it rase Florida win lose one ot
moat famous visitors who for
Aagp years has attracted nation
attention whenever he came
e» left this state.
wide
Paftoaal nomination for the tea*
ten's heat home te a t was that of
Cone and Hedges for second place
hk the govcram 's n ee . ir a Ceaple
e f thor oughbreds had see-rawed
»eeh ahd teeth like Umt to “place"
a t 41 la leak track. It would have
keen the talk ef the sporting world.
Aa It la. In politics. It la the baale
Of n ea p a charge ef graft, tie*.
U n frauds, and poljtkal com p*
4a %a s u l v s :
o,
Ing this time.
He attributes this fine record to tha arin
rational campaign being carried 0^
^
' ^
eaders enforcement officials and various S f e t V S a J l l S
tlons. U is rogrettable that a e m ln S T o u T tv h u ^ I l n ^
somewhat tn Its efforts to reduce nccldenta hut It 1*
hat this fact will stimulate ^ r t S M tiritlra
W
line of acquainting the public wHh the dalgira o f t t i S -
3ANFQRD TWENTY YEARS Afitfk
A marriage that
t t r d V S n V " 4 H n - C* ’U
ll D' yU,B-1 “ r . D. O.
monrae, Mr. »nd Mrs. a if
SnfoW .“ d U# Mlx—
•»
m /47' y a<n R*wkln* and
ra M m ircw ,U.wk,n^ * « l tears
te«M«d<y tot their honra 1« C » -
"*^7*: ° * “ *0 »P*M the summer.
raraeJ^ k ® fkthI_b,r,h tajr *n*1'
” v,r*1
•*
^*r » *tkg topper
•n Wednesday evening ha a chirmIng surprise for the honor*. Theas
m" nt m tm W. F. Carter, Roy
’mm>
Vt*> Trfte Frank,
and Harold llsakt&a.
Supreme Court' Holds
The Slots Most P ly
—An stx Ju,tlm of Uh i *y*« Bwpr*me Court held Item
B»a Who ewaa * dial
aad aperatea It la his
C e y lo n i s f a m o u s f i r S p i t * }
B r a z il is fa m o u s f i r
C tf f e -
**"•
" ! lh.flunky
hV l,’«nlyht,
,
rin^ret!
the break
Another lifer At Urge wi« Albert
g , roko. a convicted murderer,
Both were branded by authorities
e« “desperate men."
The Sanford Atlantic
National Bank
Round Protection ami Friendly ro-operatlon In o’l
Financial Matters
M esser* e t Ike F eS eeol lle e u s ll
Isesra see
re r e « r s ll-a
�.
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FACE
THK BANTORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
'• W E S D A T , J U N E 9, 1936
4 *1---- H - J l l J i -
Social A n d Personal Activities
MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
r~i T ' Mrs. H. R. Purdon
Social Calendar:i Is Guest Of Honor
Mrs. II. 8. Pur'on who plan*
W EDNESDAY
to leave the latter part of the week
w The board m eeting of the Gar for Palm Beach to make her home,
den __
Club
ari l be. . held
_ . . of. .Sanford
. . .
.
, wa« honor guest at a bridge party
* t l°t00 A. »JL at the home of M r.. I nd
, h m r given
Francis E. D oll, 1101 Park A ra- Fri<Jijr , f t erBOOn by lira. W. 8.
Zachry, Mrs. 11 M. Rumbley, and
The Sarah Parker Orphanag* M n. John C. Smith at tha home
Chib will hare an all day meat- of M n. Zachry on Magnolia Ave
Inf at the annex of the P in t nue.
Mathodiat Church. Members are
Bridge games w e n played until
raquysted to brine a coveted dlab late in the afternoon when high
fo r luncheon.
score prixe, pillow cases, waa giv
THURSDAY
en to M n. Harry 11. H teren and
The losing aide of
recent low score prise, two decks of p'aymembership contest will entertain Ing cards, was awarded to M ix
the w lnnen, members of the D e Ellen Mahoney M n. H. J. Leh
pendable Class
of the
P in t man won eut priie. twin novelty
Methodist Church, at a "tacky'*
party at 8:00 P. M. at the church vasee, and Mrs. Purdon, as honor
guest, waa presented with ("white
kid pu ne.
FRIDAY
Ursular m eeting of the A m eri
During the refreshment hour
can Legion Auxiliary will he held the shower gifts were presented In
at 4:00 P. M. at the Legion Hut.
M n. Purdon. The hnstrsses ware
assisted In serung hy Miss Oliva
YIDLETS ACCENT JACKET
Pinkie and Miss C airo Zachry
Rosea, th esis daisies, and other
PARIS, June 9.—CP! —Vloleta
garden flowers were used as dec
make striking
accents
for
a
.ffcrren satin bolero Jacket
and orations.
Among those present were: Mr*,
W o r k . They cover the jacet com* pletely, ami form
a “ trouser" it. B. Purdon, honor guest, M n.
atripe down each aide of the nar Walter L Morgan, Mrs. Allan
Blount, Mrs. King, Mrs. E. II.
row ikirt.
Lancy, M n. L. P. Hagai., Mrs. A.
C. Fort. Mrs. H. F. Kent, Mrs. A.
L. Betts, Mrs. Harry II. lieeren,
M n. Charles Steenwerth, Mrs.
Jam es W. Coatea, M n. J. B. 1-awson. M n. C. E. Rawxon, Mrs. C.
E. Adams, Min. Glenn Wlnddsh,
M n. Howard C. Long, M n. Clarks
l-eenerdy, Mr*. A. W. Lee, JrM rs.-W . II. Reltx, M n. M argant
Loucks,
M n.
S. M.
Lloyd.
M n.
John
Melich,
Mia*
E len Mahoney, and Mlj» Lettta
Oaldwall. bridge gusst*. kdigl IftJR
W. M. Thigpen, Mr*. R, J: Holly,
M n. J. 0 . Adams, M n. It. J. I-*hm in, M n. J. B. Ray, M n . R. L.
Peck, M n. R. M. Grovenstein. Mrs.
Claude Herndon, Mrs. C. D. Couch,
and M n. J. 3. Pinkie, tea guest*.
,M
*0rSA»^
Tampa Ministers Are
Pleased Over Election
TAMPA.
June
9.—VP>—The
Tamps
Ministerial Association
adopted resolutions Sunday con
gratulating tha Tampa Junior
chamber of commerce. Preaicenta'
Round Table and othar* “Instru
mental In providing thia county
rith an election of such fairness
and hontesy," and the I’lv'tan Club
for obtaining petition* for ■ alot
machine raferendtan.
The association alwi reaffirmed
Ita stand "as opposed tu all forma
of gambling, legal or Illegal."
«ar •
'* H
SPEEDW AY
VALUE
■nil rifiim ilf lignilurfi.
2, The nlTiriil rrrtt of (he
Sutter family*
l*ir*i i i « i «f the jfinht
ro-
Telephone lit!
,
j # G f n r n ! Jutm 4. S u ite r
♦C
Personals
iIi«eo*rri« March 11,
IS 10, In* p in ! in* Ift ti<t fic* n llj In The Ca Ufornia m.
J. The p frtfB t O rtirril
S u tte r tliilrt, rriuiMlrlrdi
fro m t h e « n e **hr r r h r n f l e a
d l a e t l , n e a r h i t h o m e la
r-
Mlaa Louts# Quantock of Co
lumbia, S. C-, la visiting Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Waters, Jr., San Lanta.
U tiu , IV
^
M n. E. M. Galloway is plan
ning to leave tomorrow for New
York City to spend • short time.
.H# Bock.
Mr. and M n. Ben fo g b u m of
Galnesvilla are spending a short
time hara with relatives.
G o to M ine F ork* .— In the newly
mad* raceway of the Saw Mill>«centljr
erected by Captain S attar, on tha Ameri.
can FoHt,go|d h u b a a n found in connder*
iblaqgantitiet. Ooa p an o n brought thirty
doUari worth 10 N«w Helvetia, jtih rre d
th a n In a abort litwa- Cali forma, no doubt,
ta rich in mineral wealth ; great chances
hara foe scientific esp*ta)n U. Gold h u
bees found in almost every pan 0f the
countty.
Q
y Ur.
and M n. M S. Nelson1 *
have gone to Daytona Beach for
• short vacation.
-
Mr. and M n. Olin King left this
morning for Philadelphia
and
New York City to spend several
wveka visiting relatives.
Herman Steele of Brookivllle
and Alton SteeJe of Orlando
spent the wrrk-end here with Mr.
and M n. Boston Steele.
Pr. and Mrs. Chsr'ee 1. Park
and sons spent Sunday and Mon
day at Coronado [Uach with Mr.
and M n. J. P. Woodruff.
M n. S. E. Barrett of New
Smyrna, formerly of this city, will
apend Thursday here with Mrs.
U. L. Thrasher, Rose Court.
P ic tu r e d h er# a r e Intorotting m e m e n to e s o f G eneral .Suffer w h ich a re itill in e e is(4 e n c « . E dirard A rn o ld , s ta r o f the U niversal film , "Suffer'* G o ld ,“ portray* ih it
a p p ea lin g ly h u m a n character, who »rai th e c e n te r o f an heroic d ra m a th a t h a d
ft* c lim a x in tho C a lifornia g old rush .
V#. to
visit
Mr*
W
A. THIli*
HONOR ROLL
iiiuifhter*. Th*-y will 1m* irnim-
pit niiul by Miss Kathryn Tilli*
the* Mimim-r with
Mlsa A'lce PeC ouney has re who will
turned from Stetson University her Hiller in Alt’vamlria.
to apend the summer vacation
Mr. nn<l Mrs V D. S e n t ha«| a*
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
their quests for the week*#ml, the
W. C. DeCoursey.
Utter’s
, Mrs
W L C.
Miss Carolyn Pague la apend llaigl'T, and Mr, anil Mrs. W. L,
Ing thla week here with het r . HehrliTg J r , mill t«*» chiblren
of llaynevill#. Ala They are rv«w
grandparents, kjr. and Mrs. 11.
at Daytona llrarh f<-r a f*;w days
J. Hague at Lake tieni.
.1iifti T 'S itn hern* iMi Taller
___ '
(part a t the w**k.
Ihryn Davis is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Randall, Jr.
Dr. K. Ih Hrimnli'i' ami lH#
at their home on West Sixteenth Mbsrd ijiura Me# Hrmvn, Alue
Street.
Mclirom*. Uni ru t Hr *wn, ami An
na* lUlh* Brown left thb» mornMr. and Mrs. Ft. It. Peas are ing fo r Tnnvpa tu a t te n d
planning to leave Thursday for Yming IVivp i*\ ( iiiifcri’iH't* of th#
Charleston, S. C., Washington, I) Drvshytrnnn (lu iifli tjt Hu held Jit
C., New York City, and points on Trmpl# Terraci’,
Long Island to spend a few weeks
Professor and Mrs. B. C
Steele 'eft yeserday by motor for
Mara Hill, N. C.. where Mr
Steele will take a summer course
in teaching.
G e n e r a l Sniier*« le n
a h o t . l l r a lihrr r r t u l i r r ,
o u n r d by Dr, H e rb e rt
51 -Tlul m il for tho Unt n'liu*'
tfi
iln* Sr*nfonl (irnm m ii
aScti. 1 VIi.in nnm huuimI yr*h*nluy
by lie 1.i. ally »•f ihv rvIvouI. it
pupil*
tin*
f>•IL'wiUkj
inn Ith
.Sir!l| 1,. ituhv !Mack ( ‘Irvtlmul,
J r . I'um *1 tiutchel, llatry
Leo,
: C-tw ik
l .; '
ell. >L*it ly«* nSl'w K T
Uui . .in. la y I i i r llm wn. Dt Iphsit
Ita
1 i Koy
K*)l ritljcc, t Hm
t i l.. n, i liffm.1 ihtH'lnr. J r .."Jiit*
Uni tiuti, IDn>v
Trill 'i*!, U ill unit
Bril liki*. t lam lla^kin*,
Th1I y
II...I 111'. 1[.HI A Nlippcr, Knl hen tic
N*" 'Cl’t, S 1C1til Tout hton.
l-1Mil (iruilr. Walter A inlet
■"ii. Jell n
WhiK’hittit.
Kni DM - i■
ill y m l, Kinmcti Her rnli m, HcL-u
Hetty I'etlu*. Juy.e
Miss Martha W right
(Jives Informal I’arty w.n
S u m Thiiriiiond, l.u ,. t , | , |
Murjone j..nc.
M argaret V a rn e r '
Weds J. R. Rives
1 hii- Kcv. iiiul Mr^. Carrol YarnM.-niphi a,. Tt'iin,, fiYrtnefly
tl
cit) have* Aiinounci^l th#
•if
their
dauifhtcF,
W1
\t [ ** Margim t Vitmvr, In J«»hn
(If, i !ivt R;iv»v* nf
Sbrrvefwvrt.
1 1 The w.’litlirur t< <«k plar# May •
■"; n• W .i }wvrfB Tcnn , vt h-'fY sn
1 i".-nd «'f the* VUrnrr family
a
!»• rf ........ Ih# ccreiTinny in
t hlit'■b *'f which lh#» Rev
Mf
\ II T'ifi wa-■
* a former
M
lti* (*•* \VM a nvemhe-r *»f |
111»• Si-nb't lln -4 i*f ih** t niver
A ' % «f T. nni’n i’p She ftl*n at
t. • !•■d lb.. Si nlhwI’Afcrn Cmvor i
•i *V ......... .he wan a m#mh#r uf
ib •• 1**-lia 1»e*lt H I te'ltji e.tmril y, i
w lrvan ir.'llm:.’ at Macon, (la.t ^
,ttca ''lit
l *mv«*r*iif y
1 I "11—
Mr Rive* «« i mi*mh«»r of Alpha
r i i 1>111. v-•• frat»Tfi-fv
Mr and Mra Rive** tpent th«*if
lt»*t|e‘vlYiate*u A* (*r**vr Park Inn in
\be*v»nr V I" Th«*v an* ncm
*uaktnif th**ii* Hi iim in Shrwrpnri
S to p a n d S h
FREDERIC
Us I
W# m f HT1uto ak h you to diieoTcr wbatiitittU mooey buy«
}q 1^
ibnM Hidahl#
■ M am o r
•u r c -ir ip l o a # g r n a o -a k J fT m lfe a ie !
- blowovt m o n o n o * in
n«irrH.Vbco*uK of patented
1oord more renii*
than any
A
ONE-MINUTE
PERMANENT
^ M o st N a tu r a l
’ L o n g e s t L a s tin g
> M o s t C o m f o r t a b le
You will absolutely
not feel the heat
All
$10
W
A
V
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F rw derla
»
7A 0
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E U G E N E ___ ( 5JJ0
r e a l ist ic
_ (aso
pe r so n a lfty
C U T T IN O
Trimrain#,
Singeing by oar HAIR
STYLIST, Mr. Lew*
“ DON’T GET
PERSONAL”
— also —
Return
Enjraffement
Shirley
TEMI’LF.
“Little ^liss
M arker’
Al. JOI-SON
}
I.
In nicy p ........
tho r♦■ifnliir hll^UlC-*' 1111*1 '<i
•r»l flit *"t iTU! - f the S» A iff! i"'4
' t i l i*f 1l.dv ( ’n « KnMrttfMl
"'Inir, h h. ? 1 M.nitlrv nf* it tiit.ifi
t tli. • o:| *, Iii h.'ii !**• Ri’ltnrt 4 « Ct|*
h ’ttr.l fn'iii the varmiu r Ollltlllt
Mrs. E. It. Stowe
Is H ostess'A t Picnic
Vi
Thursday
T he
YACHT C U T !
HOYS
Cah
CALLOWAY
l»M,1tin* ?h<* «l trial pr*rii*1 n*
r.,
m il - w*T|t tcrvi’i) hv f ht*
t,.
Mr t S M l.im •1 ami
M,
•'hm In-4 fT) i'*'nwi'rth Tlm*p
!»» W•ft • Mr* G (' Ti e h
)M Mr
S ’M
1 l.iyd Mr#
Entertain!) : fur h»-r dmitfhtiM
tn, I other U*lh « hm?,. i m?rnnwer th Mr. Martin
E velyn Sti»v .
ifrnduates *•f .liifimi High Sehiml, 1l*-:ito, Mr, M. Minarik, Mr*. J.
lo-lev. Mr. Arthur llrnnnii.
a. .k i * 111 . I«“ I I '
Mrs. K. H
Mio nis'n nl Sun ' , r -* F \ Dv.on, Vlr* George
ii picnic K ndt\
M'. M I Walt*, an I
111 !AII- !l»'Ht*'il "
l.nmlo Hpriio
Mr. t M I'h.li,,,
by Mm . VI
Iit in*i nif wert*
Swimming ini>l
I
was *«aTVi*d
enjuyed and
M.’lvv
H ill
VW - « > * r
^
,n*. w ere » ,-» !* • Slowe. Loni-e 1 , |(|l)l| ,n
f nJleil Tli»
Perkin*.
M .ti Wiggin*,
lane
(.rjnrc„ .
nnd his
HAM)
“THE
Sin^inK Kid’
Llityil, J u n e <' t ’|H *. K vti'llr 11 Ilf t
Vlmlnlyri T » -I k L* irmi’Mp I'nt
11*f, Vfitiv U '-f 11#vi*r 1y W#*f
Dlls, Kl tip IIII. hlorill,
W.
K|»im * J i . IH v in I h i r l , WiilMu,
( !im(di4*||r |»i, ! n* Mf'itwri, W illiam
I-i'ffli'F, J i ,
1 l a aril
111l:u ifl1.
1 11,| fir ^ ( ’ «1ll#i nft,
<'ll ill r I* a W-I-
Tuidm, K#ti! fit - i l l i ’r, J r , Jtt#
liiiiiifiiiae, !,.*• Jitlin eififi, Kiurrm'
\i
‘SUTTER’S
(JOLD*
TlppMls,
'V....b
Ih h
Iff
111. Venn
Em Ilk
Jii k W.MMlruff.
<
Rapid Selling Continues
Entire Stock Reduced
W e’v e don e m
ALL JU N E SELLING
RECORDS RROKEN,
DAILY.
Mrs. R. U Perkins
Gives Matinee P arty
MCYINt; KXCITKMENT
t ^
INCH PITCH!
-
ALL KYKH AHK ON OllR
STARTLING VALUES
*
HE HERE WEDNESDAY!
Sunie Exnmptea;
One Rack Fine Silk
195
DRESSES. Values to (10.00
|t)ur Best Jiic Dr van
1 P R I N T S — MO Htjunre, a t
Hart, Schaffner A Marx
Cool, l ig h t wool h u IU
n #
Fine Linen Suit* fur
$11.75
Ixttrwt Shades— Irregular*
59°
Up to (2.95—Choice
$1.49
Arden ConmeUnt, cut I 1549°
Regular Made—Only
I'n Smart, Light Effect* $1.69
75°
SHIRTS—now only
MEN—Grand Value,
Pure Silk Hose In
Women's Fine Hats
EUTOBi HE GftJE UK A WXtEN WKHtH
tr M t the a o rm a vatz ecwtchh'.
lletcann ami Elisabeth
Men's 05c Silk Ties
Men's (1.95 Wash Pants
Boys’ «9c Tom Saw yer
% Day v , Price
SPECIAL!
HOUR SALE
Wednesday,
SALE
SPECIALI
HOUR SALE!
Wednettday. 3 I*. M.
Q A M
1 1 .0 0
1 Lot, Up to’ $1.50 Beach Towels
Bed Spreads
t a c k s o h v il l c
J
69c
Those
large
heavy
attrac
tive (LOO Beach Towsla—
About M In thu lot
cluse out.
styles) whilo lot lasts, ( t to
eloae
out, Assorted
Ai
und cu lo ra-at 50c each. ,! customer) a t IIDc.
x c iris U a
MAKE A LIST OP YOUR NEEDS AND ATTEND ,|
THE
Y flffF II col
S A N F O R D
*- k'
.
'■
f
■f V
id
.
-
t W
r.
tsttf
M L, Martha W right
entertained a smal group o f friend*
Mr*. Paulk Reeves of itaytona With an Informal party Saturday
Beach returned home today after evening nt her home on Celrry
rlubi
wa* a w isle il by
spending a few days here with her Avenue. She
M
L,
Helen
Shoemaker,
J
liu
Ada
■liters, Mrs. William Pell, Mrs.
| Fred T. Scott, and Mias Doris Stitch anil Mia* Edna Stitch,
Games and ronteat, weru en
Wa-kar.
joyed throughout the evening and
»#rved to the
Mr. "Wild Mrs. Philip R. Bach rrfri’nhmvnts
ill in ilmtik my
Mr* I) I IV rk m rntertalni...
and children
Audrey,
Phyllis followinir: M im a (Carolyn D»iiur.
* lliruiD'Inntl (he
and P. R. Bach, Jr. left Saturday Daphne Tskach, l>onna Morgan. «Hh a iiuitinve t'n'iy Monday a f t - t
fur Flushing, N. Y. to visit rela Vivian Butner, Betty ThurmonC, or noon in Ii nor of her daughter,
. inn) p*|Hviiilly
thiri* Jackson, Helen Shoemaker, ML* Ion ise |*ei kin., nnd a few of j
tives for several weaka.
Pi rl* IKimvr,
P erieux
II#T*, her friend*, m. n le (« of the gr i d - 1
tit Luki> Mnry,
Strange.
Mary
Nanc* ualing class al Junior High School. '
Mr*. Walkar E. Blount and Ruth
llrtick,
Carolyn
Boyd,
Antnlnelt,
The
ptrty
witm>r*ed
the
,hmvIh f i|ilfiu li* t
vtitf
ana. Bob and BUI Blount, of
Fart Myeri ara tha guaata of IIaye*, Ad* Stitch. Edna Stitch Ing nf "Mr. Deed* Goc* to Town"'
nip
in
ln.*l
Tito*Mrs. Blount’s brother-in-law and Martha Wright, awl Alton Steel*, at the Rita and then eiijnyeI a !
,'*'iol hour and refreshment* al
■later, Mr. and Mrs. H. Roby Robert Herndon, Hugh Lancaster ►
(irininry.
Lewi* Wright, Fred Stitch, W*1 Mr*. Prrhin** home on .Magnolia
i Lxlng.
ter Turner, L, M, Telford, Jr, A venue..The h o .tr* , wn« a**i*ted
In » r * in g by ML* LouLc Perkin*.
S i i i f c r i 'l y ,
Mrs. 0. M. Harrison and son and Herbert Thuralun.
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Tho.e invited were: the Ml«*r»
Gilmer Steele, left today for
GET GOLD MKDAI-S
Mary W iggins. Jane Lloyd, E*telle |
Washington, D. C.. to visit the
Uufu* Wood* of
the Slat) lr'jrt- Mad.dyn Truluek, FYelyn *
former’s sister. Gilmer Steal* has
Just bean graduated from the Grade and Sam Thurmond nf Ih* Stowe June SchiilU, Eli*e llu lc h l- .
Fifth Grade were awarded imll •""* Mf^y Wight, Jeannette I’otOcala High 8chool,
medals for the high est »cho|*r* n‘* l^ u lse Perkin*,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Chase ship average* of the year at 'he
Fr|!*y
l and young son, Frank W. Chass, closing exercises held
I Jr., hava gone to thslr bom* In afternoon at the Sanford GlimWlndsmcr* after spending ser- mar School.
Each room of tho school ('re
| ansi weks hers with Mr. nnd Mrs.
lented features for the •{trial
& O. Chase, Oak Avanoa.
program which IneluJed reading*,
OLDHRAMS VJIFt BEA’OMtD THEOft/
song*,
novslty dances,
and the
Mm . T. I. Harr la, J r , of Ma
she m h w m w m v / m ,
im and Mlsa Ellsahsth Turnbull school song.
1 Doz. Rolls
1 Loaf Bread
1 Fruit Pie
1 Doz. Cookies
AH 4 lt#m* For
James
DI'NN
Sally
KII.KUS
M.
Guaranteed.
O n a -M ln u la
REASONS
m• **r
M e l, lund. Hilly III rh d o n , J i m m y I # » l . lL.u m .1
R idge, K a t h r y n
W ig g in * .
Vir
ginia
Chapman,
Bill
H aile.
Ifair •r%
, hi* dn v» «» IMncetnp |
I.m-i. lie H o lto n . Doro th y G ilf o id .
Hbill *
•net' Hhi |»m*i t
l.u*
M e riw e th e r ,
an d
V a l a r t e trnor iv*i* f
Iht ■f the f•f»*«*
Well
• ml Truinifli
ttandsd a luncheon riven In Orw*» today by Mm . T. A. Nssl In
RICH ORB HHIPPMD
oetor of hsr daughter, M n. Edwin
TONOPAH, N e v , Jum 9.-OP)
I | Btrohbeln of New Haven, Conn., —A
80-ton carload of gold ore
tha former Mlsa M srgirst Ntal. valued at (20,000, said ta he the
richest shipment sines h* boom
• W. K: Till la, M n. Roy days of old, has been nipped to
, and Mlsa Marjorie Tlllla
Garfield, Utah, smelLr by the
to Isa vs . Wednesday for Jumbo mine.
|
Mead. N. J. and Alexandria.
227
Mrs. J. L. Ingley
Presides Over (*nilcl
Ross L. Humphrey
GET
TOiNIGHT
�totmst. ro w
^Admiral Byrd ToQe\}oteLife
To PromQte World Amity
NEW TORE. Jon* 9.—The the world," be **«, “that le
tana* of International amity will helping to drl»e ui deeper and
. claim the remaining year* of tba'deeper lnl® International Inafn, career cf Rear Admiral Richard * , . * * * U th.
<* t . Byrd. U. B. N. (R et), accord-; *««*"*
... In, to hi* announcement of hU they lead u t only to a nawf Dark
- i r e
plan, at the teatlmonlal Aget ^
^
« ' dinner given In hi. honor b y I way out of thU bl W
lp»«
“« American Industrial, aclentlfic. »blch we have driven ,
A professional,
educational
and I , * " f r»*1 W lk ^ W l r i d u Cultural group, at the Waldorf- •!• »{ the human race do not vf
A. ter la Hotel Friday raw ing.
lb*lr' '" * • “ U?” L
While great soldier* and ..II- *«• r“ d lb*‘ *■ U,d
*
«r, In the pe.t hare lent their •"«** for ^
name, to world peace movement^1
«"■ “
*
there are few who h .a . com-' * • * • * °J * * * b*‘« « * *
n , mltted th*m.elv#* to such » men being*.
Cauae aa unreservedly a* Admiral: Cot Henry lirecklnridge.
In
Byrd, the only e*plorer ever lo the name of American Industry.
„ . cross both the North and Sooth preaented lo Admiral Byrd a *>**,.... Pries by airplane. After a much dallion Inscribed “Dick Byrd,
needed real, he will devete hla Gallant Gentleman,” depicting on
t
entire attention tn the cauae It* fece the Admiral seated at the
which he ha. rho.cn. At aome radio in hla hut at Adeanee B*t*
future deU. however, he will ,et »nd on the referee aide d**cribMlde two year* for further ei- Ing hU heroic eaplolt thus:
ploration.
"Du* to a combination of un0
Admiral Byrd reached this de- trr»*«en eirrum.tancea It became
tlalon, he revealed, In the rourae hi. duty a. he eaw It to keep
- ' of hi. lonely ala- month al,il for \ elone * ala month v l,il for
1
meteorological
observation
nt meteorological nbacrvalion a t the
Advance Ita.e. tho world’, aouth-. world’, aouthernmoat outpost Berrrnmnt outpo.t when. Ill and t°rt the middle of the long Antdisabled, he hovered on the edg e’ arctic night he w*. .trteken dea0f |ifr .
lerately III from the polaonou.
On hi. return to civilisation. fume, of a faulty oil .tove. Bpr’ May 10. 1935. Admiral Byrd :»!»•! .eemed Impo.alble, 0 * defound the 'nation, even more liberalely chose to dl* rather
qmlnouaty preparing fnr another \ than tap out an S, 0. fl. on nla
war-cataclyam, a situation which radio. In fact, he further squanconfirmed him in hi. reaotae.
dered hi. strength and letaened
" ' ' I t la the fear of wing* over hla chance f9r auralval by paln-
HATTONS 1JEAR6RS JOIN i f i m
dw^Ht« a ? ♦
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’z sx r.n srs:
Retiring G. 0. P. Chairman Looks For
‘Dug-Out’ Where Maybe He Can Think
.........
hla name on a last m e..agc\the
Fletcher la an independently
staff wrote the boss. A handsome wealthy man by hi* own effojta.
watch went with the mes.age.
But hla wealth has kept him busy
Fletcher automatically will re- rather than idl*.
llnquiah hla post aa chairman at
H« started hla career aa an
IB-year-old eourt reporter
at (j<
Chamberaburg, Pa., read 'aw In b,
a small office, and passed the bar f)
when he waa 21.
When he was 25 he enlisted In ct
Theodore
Roosevelt's
"Rough D
Rider*,” and after, the war hi* d.
Colonel went to the Whit* House.
Then “T. R.” named F lrit Lieu
tenant Fletcher second secretary
at the American legation in Cuba. 11
Prom the firat im all post '*! **
Cuba, Fletcher roe* through, AH \
years, serving In American de'ga ,bl
lions and embassies In Cntna.i c<
Portugal, Chl’l, Meilco. Belgium
and Italy, finally rising to tb*
rink of ambassador,
it* resigned from tho ambasaa-
Minimum charge tto
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by ono who rrally knows how EMMA LEE, eqlorcd girl, wapta
Brigga. Jeweler, Mag. Av*.
hou.o work. I WO Oleander Ave.
FREE!
Stomach ulcers, gas WII.I.IE MAE" WILBURN, colored girl, want* house work.
pains,
Indigestion
relieved
'J quickly. Get free .ample doctor's Bid E. ulh St.
-• prescription, Utlga, at Laney’a
COLORED WOMAN want* Job
£ Drug Store.
doing housework of any kind.
Vlcla William., acros* .treat
FROG HUNTERS
W* pay IB cents lb. rash rough from Angelo’* Store.
wL at Seminole Feed Store, San
ford 8:30 A. M. dally. Rana IA—Poujlry
Bales Co. Longwood.
Fryer* — Fryan — Fryer*
2 to 24 lb. tach, 25c lb. liv*
eig h t Will dtllvir two or more.
J. D. Davison, phone rural 2383. clalon. ily a miracle he waa
spared.''
16— ApgrluunU for Rent.
Among national leader* In
1 M TON DODGE 1935 model
every w*lk of Ilf* who w*r* pres
Tractor and semi-trailer with
ATTRACTIVE downaUira apart- ent a t the dinner war*: George
>8-fL closed body. Like new.
m ant Thrt* rooms, kitchen Gordon Battle, Dr. I sax ah BoarI12IX1. Terms If desired. Keel
man, R. IL Cabell, Barron Collier,
and
bath. 41l Magnolia Av*.
A Bona, SOI W. 1st 8t.
Kent Cooper, William T. Dewart,
A UPSTATE lire* Reara’ prices FIVE-ROOM apdrtment. 500 pah Edward A. Fllene, Lawrence P.
me tto Av*.
Flther, C. J. Faulkner, Jr„ Dr.
and Sears' qaatlty. Real and
G llj^rl Groavtgor, John Hap*
Bona, 801 W. First H t
.Hammond,
Sr.,
Ex-Governor
FURNIBllfcD 5-room house. Ho W all*r kohler of Wisconsin, Ed
ward Klauher. Dr. WUlhtm M att
chlldrsn. 710 Falnptto Av*.
. ^VAILARLK at one*, fiawleigh
er X-ewU, Col. AlbwnuarblQIps,
: Root* of 100 fantllica In East
} Volusia, Nor|h Marlon Counties,
* Oviedo and' Winter Park. Only TEN FOS Terrier pupplee, U K
each- Cor. 22nd A Oak.
‘ reliable men nefd apply. Can
BwUt, and Thomaa J[. W * W t
\ earn *29 qr more weekly, Ro FOLDING canvas baby carriage,
cash required. Write today. Raw.
flit AA Dkaa. HI
i lelgh’a D ept FAF-214-Z, Mem
phis, Tenn.
CEDAR Wardrobe also eeriai
| ( £ m *m |
swing. Inquire B. F. Jam row
V u le d ,
KL t, Bog 91, Sanford.
WHITE WOMAN want* work a* FOR S A L # Pyre New' YoA
housekeeper, maid, or ear* for
children. Have had experience In
tha North and Booth. Beet of
PLENTY second
references- 820 W. 3rd flt
- Rebel For H e d
W E R T -T h e
McLAULIN JeweleS
fibatal
I k l i a a 1 dm#.
8c line t time*.
Tc line 8 time*.
COLORED GIRL wanta Jol
eook, maid or nurse, I
¥*« Nelacn, 495 E. 5th S t
IfB ARK PBOttD
OP OUR SERVICE t
YOUR WATCH MUST RK
ACC III
Official Railway UapecUM: ■
gallbearer a (arrow) aarrled the body Into the building for the service* (AaaoctaUd
J K w h M s '* - W a
COLpBED GIRL want* Job
cook, maid pr ’ nurte, Ct
Kill, 607 Sanford Av*.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. June
—He told t t a county civil
Mi-ric* official* be could neither
read nor writ*. Thar let him take
an oral examination foe a truck
driver** position. Uls grad* waa
^excellent*
STAJIT Y O U ! VACATIOfl
By SIGRID ARNE
| the last year are inter-office
WASHINGTON, June 9.-W V memo*.’’
—Handsome Henry P. Fletcher) liewkiuarter. men twit him
will be mlaaed at the Republican about the possibility he wiR be
national headquarter*. A. th" I drafted by Ptniuylvanla Uepubtlme druw near for him lo relin- lican* to run. for the Senate,
qulah hie poet aa pre-ennvention '"Y ou think 1 can’t take a vtcaflirlrman,. even tbe vUlm „ bojfl
‘W f .J P tk ’' A* otferat*ra. "4
RATES
GOOD T A L U K , ANTWAT
W W W tm AYRTONS’ FUNERAL
FjWjP»A **»****♦! WVlf-m1
and bricks for
iff
y * i " i* * * 9
1
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V
This summer, why not enjoy a rwtthA
jojly oca cm crvltg on your trip Worth—
Of ompringfy tow rote* that IncW et
•very rtecaiiary txpenta. Big, modem
flnwrs with d*ck sports, orchestras.
C L Y D E -N
m
pa * k aye.
j
�■:iW w k
tWMbay, n m
4, i »m
PACE TVfE
8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
WHEN GENTLE JUNE COMES TO ANNAPOLIS
Salute to a Sailor
TALLU
CONGRATULATES DAD
" ' h e p e o n t h " would bo i n
o u t*
S h o r t Ballot
• ' . r u l i n g «tep ( o . a r d , g r e a t e r re«*«
n for lh«* p a r t y in the so u th *
F a c e s Voters o■•g n ltio*'ute«
. a cco rd in g I* (W g r o u p
»l».n«i>ring R rp tn g te'e n o m in atio n .
On June 23rd I>i»patch«< fro m Keploylo ca m *
mi
P »ign Hr Ii l.|t i a i t r rs t m j t h i t h« h a*
a t... boon p m m H e d voir*
front
, J’en n o v l v a n m w h r r e ho w in f o r m e r I ly e n g a g e d in the it e e l Wil.rvne,
and a d jo in in g n o r l h r r n i ta to * .
Travel Modes
Are Advanced
health* th e Him fritted
By Commission
M. f» (tinder and
lOH vote*- facing D. !*. Thrash
er* 1039,
Voter* checked I312
|*-U ;»■>.
a n * * m ark *
rarHMatea,
Boat on Steele
$
fn co m m it* ion d i s t r i c t n u m b e r
two, O t t o Schmehl aaaut F, A Dy
to n a r e th e two hi»ih men, draw
in f
resp ec tiv ely
TOI a n d 48*2
h a 1lot a.
To th e i r com bined t o
tal o f 11RR, may be added the
22RI v o t e i f l a t f o r t h e nthci s e v
en In t h e f l n t p r i m a r y
W B. B a y a r d d r e w *11 vote*
and C. II S m r r y 75ft to allow
th e ir e n t r a n c e
In t h e di strict
1h i e*‘ r u n o f f
for com m h»»«W r.
'’m m
Thla atrlklng picture ahowa Annapolla midshipman chaarlng a* Julia Blthop of Pjftland, Ohio, pra»«n«a
tha c o lo n In tha hlitorlo Juno Waak canmonlaa at tha Naval Academy.
(A s i o c 't t e d Praia PhoteJ
WIDOW
SEEKS CONVICT’S FREEDOM TO WED HIM
lt*t graduation time at tha Naval
•eadamy In Annapolla. And to wa
found thla acaoo In Lavara* Lana—
Laura Young of Waycroaa, Oa., of*
firing her congratulations ta IIId*
•Jdpm an Jack Baumalator of Pan*
•a tola, Fla. (Aatoalatad Pftag
Photo)
(rniflnunl Fr«w N i l Owe)
p o rch I’ lHf n now m o tn rr y c le f o f
t h e t r a f f i c diM«ion nf th e p o ll.V
d e p a r t m e n t Price *heet* quoto-i a n
Indian m ach in e, fully equipped, a t
|,'.ti;» with tin -illnwarirr of $205 o n
th e o i l mot Tt vice now tiwnoti b y
th e m n m c i p a l l l \
Application* fur special permit*,
th* Cf’m m i^ion derided, will ta
cleared through the office of F .
S TnmstiTi, city clerk, The da*
cUion w m motivated by action of
There
are 1TH1 v tit 1**4 which •w eral iver-on* who, in the past,
have voiitfht thrmqrh inalivfdaal
went to fo u r o th er* to divide,
cu.m.mi8*iunera the permivalun to
In d i s t r i c t four. W B
Wil
Hell merrhiindiva on the streets.
liam# fou nd favor w i t h 1707 v«»tThe iVw Radio Company nf Or*
Newa that Bap. William 0. Bankhead Rf Alabama had P#an aiaciaa
•paakar of tha houaa of rapraaantlUvoa made hie daughtar, Tallulah
•tago and acraan atar. “vary, vary happy." $*• hurrlad to tha talaphone out In Hollywood and tin t bar congratulation*. (Aoaoclataf
P r» M
Ph0t0>
n * . n i m i g h to p u t h im in nomi n : J |o n Tin the f i r s t p r i m a ry .
S K l-.it.tf a n d W U Killie.%
•Ii**l *li t five, a t t r a c t i n g UUtl and
J ftftl resp ec tiv ely , a r e to face each
other on June 23 and «plit 11
Iallot* caat for thraa eliminated
Iambi wan f i v e n a t e m p o r a r y p e r
mit to
o p e r a t e an advert Iwlnf
oMifiil truck in the city.
T h e Co mm in-*iop d is a p p ro v e d o n
np plicatInn frntn C. K Denton who.
a<*keH permtvainn to estahlUh a
<undidatef),
Th* gubernatorial me* will Im*
Dancer Slain
COALITION TALK BOOMS LOWDEN
\ hot At-cn Itahiitfh r e t i e w ay ar.d
F re d |*. C o i f ,
Ji
Hendrick*,
ked \y .
OrtQ^fpvnnaf
;ilutvirb" YnwjjienJ d u b ., an* W
J
nf Ktaatmmee. an* »lal
•••I In fight ft out fAr a ••■at In
'• ..in itn ,..
Colin F .
F n g liah
and
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Pm , n . . t
\ia itin g in Sanford today anil
railing un old friends were B. (J,
fiinlth o f ()vi.ili>, Republican fnmntlltrrman fur Krminot* Cntllity
an.I fnrmar lirctiilrnl of thn Rank
of Ovl.nfo, un.l H A. Ihm gfait of
t.nkv Maiy. fornirrly prn.hl.nt if
thr Sanfonl U.ank an<l Trim Co.
Roth Mr. Smith anil Mr, Ihmglai*
* « " 'bong « l i t tlv politicking on
tbv •ill*, campaigning for Frr.l
fun*, th* l.nk# City h.nkar.
M rt Lula A. T u vcon , a wirlow of South UcnJ, Irut, Icarm-.l 1 o Imr l'.,l ILmlwick (ltd
their exchange of le tte r .—only to learn that he L a life term ■onvicl in Ihr A i\a n ,.i. | mi
Nothing daunted, nho now wrka hi* iwrilon in order to n:*ri ■ him
ilt ». Tuvemn i- *lu»w
presenting her p’e* to f!ov. J. M. F utrtll in U tile I’. ’ck. Tile governin' intimated he may
hla decision June 1. (A T Thotnu)
BLUM STRUGGLES TO HALT FRENCH STRIKES
C
Donng Park, blond* donoor, .* •
■hot ta dooth In on opartmaal ot
Phoonla, Aria, by Irving Laiorrr
■aid ta havo baan har fortnor
bwoathaart and follow* dancar. Im*
madlotoly altorwarda ha commlttad
auloWo* (Aaaoelalad Prat* Photo)
^
Opponanta of Oov. Alt Langsn'e candidacy lor tha Republican pracb
dantlal ncmlnatlon were reported engaged In efforta la form a caalltlM
III tupport ef Frank O. Lowdan (above), former governor of Illinois
Lowdan met the talk with alienee. (Ateeciattd Prato Photo)
.
25 ounces25T
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T'mtLM tlon!
t'etu at ouh covt.kN M i.rtr
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Southern States
Profe.«or and Self
Support Replogle
For G. 0. P. Office
M o d e m C in d e relle
1
J
rt^ ' vm
S li'2 *
P r c ttie it C o E d
Sun* P rk tT M ty
is 4 5 'r iir s A q o
MILllONk OF POUHOtHA. I BU
Nashville Youth Is
Navy Honor (iracl Florida Boy Kill.
»1
BAKING
POWDER
|
W EST PAI M BEACIfl Juno 9.'
I *;., '■‘■’" V '1 Srp^ugle of thla city, I
.will pxihohly be aupportrd aolMly
V IT tmulhrm alalea a . lU p elr-'
IRr*n Candidatn for thn vlre-pre.l|drnry In the forthcnmlng rlrrtlnn, 1
r rn rd ln g In the Idle*! repnrie
from Cleveland, Ohio, tha Repub
lican convention rlty.
According ta Mr.. Myra II own, I
national
BrpuVlran rontmttfifr*
woman from Tam .pa* ItHNo1 atiitc.ii |
hav* a total of IH7 votra In the
runventlun. Mri. Drown la active,
ly aupportlng Krplogla, llendipiar*
tar* for tha Florida r an d fate
have been eetahli.hr,| In a hotel
dlrrrtly acm«a Iha atreet from ihe
Cleveland city auditorium whrra
the convention opend early thir
Week.
Raplogla’a candidacy had a
prominent place In tha aieeinbled
taoeu* o f tha aouthern rapreacn*
tativa* for tha purpoan of mapping
plan* to expand tiro-party govern
ment In th# Routh, E action of a
Republican vlda*preaidant from the
SPECIAL FLAVORS
THIS WEEK—
OLD-FASHIONED
Pineapple
Buttered Pecan
Banana Nut
F lorida M ilitary Institute
A . T, Welnal (to g ) of I’olura
A Rtsi Stb—lH r Rt*l B*yt..»
6tb Grids ibrtgb Gslltg* Prspsntsrj
•C K O IX m C t tO % *f <ma bwy* ewoaawd U CaUef*
LOCATION' la aawtac of atata, am an and Mgkaat pal at.
Han Norman t f H k M w f t O* M
tha pro tt loot e a e d at tM Unlva rally
af North Carolina.; Manama voted
Uan at Chapel
Tw l a m
fraan rfcala)
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THE S*N PO »D ,
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MAPS STRATEGY
‘Radiator City’
T T Berlin
W ill
.iisgUk\
Amuse Athletes
leUng Observes
rturea Of Baer
ff With Bomber;
•engrthens Legs
#
'
|O K H , H. Y<* Jane S.—^
Unit rooting on one knee,
ib wf.1 havo to knock me
ratlines the only meaner In
fh Joe Loul. will oe tbe winner
>1 they meet next week.
niM lIng ha. bean fevorlng a
ft, eountorlnx right and an UpM . H e doe. not door that the
Wn BonAwr b a rtralghtawsy
Ar. Hi* utyle b similar became
wnlka In to itrige a t a rival.
Ik , th b In mind Behmellog li
ppfat# oat a line of attack with
I'm aln object ef getting ever
> flr»t (6l1d Wow.
1 b German blithely thinks that
He will not be co confident (f
•aildly a t the start. It will be
to the former heavyweight
impbn to outsmart, octapo.il
l b to the punch, while taking
* that b b own chin la not enHu to one of Joe’s rapid lofts.
Ithmellng has been studying the
Ipraa of Ms rival’s big fights.
No against Camara and Baer.
Vdbeoverad that Jee got over
i, first hard wallop, and than* t the spines of tha ItnUan and
reemoro playboy were Ilka so
Isla n d e rs Whip
St. Augustine By
Count Of 5 To 2
Sirpcr-Saletnnaip-€W#^
Chance Of lif e To
Heat Olympic S i t e
SARASOTA, J e a F fL -F b rid a
an fle ri led the fleU In tnrpen
catc^w rogbtored yesterday In Ike
tenU latornatlraal tnrpen teuro*m e n ^ C rte v tth sportsmen from
Tempo, Jacksonville, Cbsrw ater
end Sarasota enter!of their fbh
Youthful. Jack Hall The place, unleeaAhb observer
H o l d . Batata T o fis; * 5 * 2 5 - - £
Three Safe Blows Am.rlcen delegation a* "Radblnr
. Village” Ion* *fter lie orginal
M p.— title hr* Keen for*ett*n. Nobody
Jack Hall. 18-year-old pitcher »*, r sew >0 many rentalo n before
from Loo A ng.lt., mad. a bril- enywhera, barrlnc possibly In a
llant atart for tha Danders yes- fariorytarday by holding St. Auguatlno Stme super-salesman, who most
to throo hit* while h b (•ammato. have known somebody of Impor.
were pounding Rutland for nino tanee .Imply Mid the v tlb fe con*
tractor, hi. entire radletur output
aafo blows to win, 8 to Z.
The
Islander.
started the —lock, .lock end torral. And,
•coring In the first frame, when rather then admit that .emeaody
McNally singled, went to third made a alliht miscalculation the
on Hoelnekl'e elngle to right and contractor ha. Inatallad every last
one of them. It moat here been a
era* sent bom* on Anderson'* fly talk, but he h a. dona K1
tb center. IToetn.kl had gone to
In all tbe principal building.,
second on a vain throw to catch radiator, actually occupy nearly
McNally at third and checked In half the wall apace In every room
with the second run on Morton'. .and hall. In aoma room, there I. a
•Ingle.
generous reight
*
*
,_*■
t
j
t _1pL«rTiwrww»
n i i a t uor
i nine
u i u e ifeet
c v t between
*iravrairw*l
**■ Augustine tallied one* In them: In othere a scanty four feet.
tha .lath when Fltigerald .In
iUJLLETIN
PALATKA. Jmsv *— BaaM t* Lm M j prated «i w
■ Urn* n u l l tk< Dh I to-.
Jumm..nettle. M
Hoary, p
Oliver Blech our*.
Z. N. Crowder e f Tampa haalod
In a SO-pounder oetog heavy tackle.
The Tamp* angler was fishing off
Tit* Pines with Capt. Bareld
Michael. >
With fluid* Sam Ha l a t Pilot, N.
&
WoRwunw e f Jacksonville
honked a 36-pounder silver klag
w hlb fishing a t The Pedal OWaeka.
A 81-pounder was brought to
gaff off The pine, by MUtoa Bran, non of Clearwater, fishing with
Con. Sam Swotlng.
| J . W. Ford of BUrkvflJa, Mba.
and a tournament visiter registered
a tarpon weighing t l pound*.
Ths distance wa« measured.
glcd and Hall Issued free p a . km
n visitor to the vtllege tin t „ie
A
J? * T0*
Ropanlc, OW.ni and .tartl.d at the renka of radiators.
Oloaoii, forcing Fltigerald
PI tig . raid home, because the Der’la
OJhaon*
Der’ln elJmete
ellmei I. aot
The Saints
Then. aa the
Selnta acored
scored again In the .o .rr.re
severe.. anyway.
anywey. Then,
U V illiK w ii.n
n .a f tm r a d
w n l L . , 1 f A____ ______a t ___ ___l a a_______a___
tevantip when Butland walked, tour continue*, It begins to get
The Islander*
added three the rUltor leereo the • place
more In thetr half of the seventh, finds he r a n t concentrate
Martin, tripled and .cored on wnr-vlng afoot the radiator*.
McNally’s single. McNally scored
There even are radiator* In I
and Hoslnakl went to second en kllrheas at the big dining hall.
Bonner** error
a t short, top.1
---------------------- -
Sparkman Give* Nine
Bingka In Opener;
Azalea* ShowPower
In Both Contest*
natoeevtft*
Hanford
T o ta l.
lA ire a p
Clary, m
Maltbr. lb
T otal.
*1 * <• IS
i —TUtUd tor Iwoeney In ICth.
Palntkn _____IM .IS **• I—J
annfotd —____ _ its SM SM P—1
Hun.: Clnry. M"-Crons. Cnusisr.
Only one gam* with Galn**- n«h*r. Jummonvltt*.
Error*: amlth.
vflb will bo played hero to
Huns batloO In: Andr.wa Cats*,
morrow Instead of a double- m-truf. (lustra t. Two Im m kite:
Andrew,
t, Bl.trwf, Jummnnvlllo,
header which wae potentially Pt.bcr. Thrso
b i n hit: MoCroso.
ee&sdubd, according to Look- Mecrlfkea; Darla, Ontrrn, Maltbr.
TuawaoavUI*.
Doobla
r a t Manager Stuffy McCroae. p-rn»».
playa: n u n s to Causlsr, Maltbr
Tha locals are on tbe road to to MeCroaa. w it n baaoni Palat■a I; BanlorO S. Bu m on ball.,
day, playing la Palatka. .
off Usury 1. Streak nut by H»*ry
a, aw en .y t UraplrJfc: Camshaft
and
Or*ham. Ttm* ot cams lilt.
Getting away to a . promising
atari in tha nightcap, Sanford
• W
11
Cub. I. col ecting big divi:'and*
■elve* one ahead ot the vbltora. U sui., rt
f*om hi. in fie <1 “Insorance"—
I Wow because Louie was sacked
I.KdlnV jUaliMi
The tide turned In the third
“
•Inst tho ropes. Had Bchmellng
''
Woody English—and wishes ha had
whan Palatka Tilt a .coring stride jummenvile. •
Rardlnal.
I
towed h b raaeoalng it Ml fur'*(* enother "policy" ju it ilk. him.
l'anlhera
I
end sent three men across the *t>«Tkman. p
llullduen .
I
IV ho might hero wends red what
.See
English, recognised a* a fine In>lat*. Again In the fifth one tal- m u i .
Senatorn
"sod Baer to hack away ewtfUy
j
fielder, baa i een kept out of r«gIM .
a A n ro n n
Clary, aa
d leave hlmsslf open to several
C lw n lm
.'»oe ular employment with tho .Cubs
LONDON, Juno 9.—UPl—Croat
W h ir^
nra. It was the shock of these Andersen singled and went £ m . ^ r d h » 9 l s
chiefly by Billy Judge*. • star of B riuln wtl) b forced to taka tho , Unloosing all of their power, Mebby, Jb
fr
iw*. which pratsnted Beer from on Morton’s triple to center.
E Y nm P o n ilia N
P
(lightly greater magnitude. I t has field foe the fleet gam* of the In-1 ^ Asali . . ma«b a deluge of
I t U til
•ring tho hell, and found, him
11
J i t seemed
a shame to ntime roueoftarnation. Ipolo aoriraage h u t the: theelithktanaa that kept score- «*«<•»• sn
Naw Turk
tl
ccnstantly e h e r p e n ln g .? * '^ ^ * ff.
rawing a right aa Loel* turned
!U flclal and unofficial observer* that United States Wednemlay without
CklrssD
II
hack to go to hb
^ . c o o l enough ta roqulrss,
.sis a great ball player should bo cast tho rare lee. of tho eight-goal In pencils to remain abreast wlth|M<cron>. jb.p
t'lllsliuruh
SI
C lselsssll
IJ
not go down) and from that !w.°
*U’ ^h* afternoons ara
ti* In a ' utility to b . especially when dian aco, lUo Rajah Haunt Singh, the five rune that galloped homo.11j'"':"- '
IS
TV*
*r*»i-* Panthers no»i-n
mast.presume thet the Brown i t
* f i l i n g wind temper*
Not- content wfth a perfect K nu.r, ib
.sie i ,ot at other teams wanted Eng- It was announced definitely ymternhiisd.ipnu
If
A t n S, i s i n . Itrooklrn
ahor can take a punch after all. J 1®
*° th»t per* pi ration b InIf
!li* llab.
dey.
day, tha vbltora cut loom oneo, **w.raey
•-VwVtM
n
l
'h
t
b
r
i
s
'
H
I
*
.
Tim,
Ichmellng
more en ^?owd
Grimm, however, refused to pert
After-en nam laetloa of (M art's again to the seventh and fb n tj Toteu
-----Jing bU depending mom
, “ •not>‘ bE work
----------by
- tbe
—
ni— H- m m I —w - — t the ib .
to carry Mm and sustain ."••••
with Moody, eipUInlng that tho shoulder. Injured In a raOl In a Inning to hang up two more
tat 1
K
-w
Tor
k
u'd Louis get over oome I Wulg Wavfcg ou t lit a light Jersey sUt-n n>b«w the I V - 'b * could
.no young rate ran was hb "Inau ranee" trial match Saturday, physicians markers for good measure.
|a«nf»rd
Beats*
■■
1amaeks In tha first and second * , ■hort trunks. Although he dons
J ! ! against anything that might hap- si Id the Indies ace would not bo
I set rl»t
Manager Stuffy McCrane, who
Oevsln rut
Mb. A fighter taking to road j*** wrn5u ’n
lh" heat at
. u i P«n to the Cub Infield. Even offers able to pley In tho opening game, does moat of his ball palylng mnnviiu a. Sp
Wsshlnuton
k ao b te in h b canor o
f
U
n
wor h •» times ,h iiM
m -et fh
too
of
cash,
valuable
payers,
or
both,
scheduled
for
1:80
P.
M.
(1:80
A.
Chtrsan
•round first base, temporarily „
■ that th b work b M l • • bonu "h>ok*d
Ispee*. such ••
■JJJ felled to shake the Jovial Cub pilot M. Eastern
Standard
Time) deserted h b favorite ' position
nua# tmrud
at to him as ha thinks. It ,lowln« down or halting his blow*
.Ms from hU stand. And Englbh hasn’t Wednesday a t tha 'Harilaghem
'•* seusual • train on the 1*«s 11 ™ #f. hb characteristic atthrown Grimm down.
Club,
In soma ease* ttghUna the leg
him appear
though
te ll
RlfM now, Grimm would be In
WR> Hamit out. each of tha
flat so that th* eonbtant ™ waa letting up on hb spar
|v
a .eryaoneomfortabla .pot If ha contending teems will be Sl-goel
I V t hadn’t fc.pt Englbh. The season! ceadbhwtbae, the efflcb l Uneape,
adlng over th* roads takas all m ,u *,
w sajM t nicely eUrtod when Judge* .nnouncod yeeterdey. ravesUd.
Uelty out of thorn and slows
~ ...—
hav. shown liras far In training,
, d suffered an Injury to h b throw-1 G n a t Brltbu will ww H. HaaBy The AaaoclateJ Praia
Bchmsllng laughs oft Ms theory th* ° * bt *•
*° Produe* as Plsyer
lug am*. Englbh bounced out of kath Huge* at No, t | Gerald BaldG AB R U Pet,
id. assarts that ha feels bettor m*n>r firework* as slgnalwl the ftrtllvan. Inda. .11 107 I I 43 AOt
kau ever. O nTthln, b notbrahb « ‘nr of Jra U u t. . . . titular Tarry, GUnU
Ti l l W 400
•- ’ operated Juat a* efficiently taataea- phrer P. CKlniMs, baek.«•series’*
id that b h b outward physical th w ,t ,Mt J “"*B. Martin, Crd. U 1 « 31 41 431 --- ------------son at every Infield |»eltUm a - .ta rtin g Ifawun w tl here B ib PedMdlibn la much betlgy than It , , *— ”
,
,
Medwlek, Crda. « 1 « » 73 404 rora figured In the scoring.
sa when he f ln t set up camp at ,
V***?"
Gehrig. Yanke. »-198 I t 71 4*4
GalneevUle'e
lone
run
earn*
h
foponoeh, N. Y.
landed aucceeafu ly hi* British DekU’giu, Ynk. M 180 >0 M 463
tho ninth a fte r Ttopey Dosnriiai
f Bchmsllng ' has tho advantage •** Amovtean amateur Utba, h«
l l ^ U d ^ . (LMen ta fly* hit*. IJel. Englbh right now," Grimm arid
m Loul. In tha se'sctlon and lo- »M m ' tho first player ever tn
Ubn of training cimpe. Tho Oertho two mo.t-prb»d title* ol
to " * ^ d h
yrarnlngly yesterday, “but there
■as b high up In tha hills. Tho " mon*P<,r*
twice In eueceeNATIONAL
■onbgTounder goOetwpan h b legs. J RpUnd Romoro, th* preerat
Cincinnati Tl New Yarii I,
whan a pair af safe blows
dBt
N*- American hop,
atop and Jump
Pittsburgh I : Brooklyn L
troqato s«Tir«) chjtmpiont b »lio th* Miitlwra
Chicago 0| Philadelphia 4
• Boston a t I t , Louis, to M
played a t later daU.
•>
■■*■■
SPECIAL 0 P ^ m T l u V M r -^V » ,,CENT8 EACH
vtlb’a hits, the G-Man h o ib r hit------ATTHAOTIVI PICNIC RATES AND FACILITIES
ling twice hi three times up, am!
Adair throe time. In four tripe to ■
. U F » QUABD SERVICE
Philadelphia ■{ Chicago 4 (10
day Tharsdeyl Ladle* and chUdraa admitted fra*,
win w >»s^
LW *.'
lanlnga).
Cleveland at Washington, poetDENVER, June t c
nmaeoksi
ra in
■ IS
Una* H. (Navy BIU) A
the champion t re ral*
*^fcy
Osnftovnt*. At prsrant
tho Uafrtrslty af Den
Polo Player With
U. S. Match Near
%
Big Six Baseball
r fiE W H K r e d S « t e r t w s a » , s f t i,
Winners Yesterday
HOME RUNS
SWIM — DANCE ~ PICNIC
PALM SPRINGS
T'vtv
�Sanford b Tha Onfy Ccntmi
Florida City Affording KaO, Hlffcfa
And WaUt fnogporU tfaa
AN INDEPENDENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
1DAT, JUNE 10, 10M
Dawes At Convention1
• • j i(
Landon Leaps
Ahead In GOP
LANDON HOME
D THE HEAR’
Against Tuba’
(jlub P l e d g e s ‘ It
self Not To Par1 tidpate In Gamb
ling Games H en
New Senator Favon
. Over-Sea Highway
Linking Key West
To State Mainland
Lotteries Blamed
For Bad Business
! JACKSONVILLE, J um ID.—
—Senator Bcett U. Loftln, In an
brtarvtew todiy m U, "there are
ladles Uona t f h fo ra b li action on
tW adoption of tha amendment for
D m Gulf-Aflantlc ihlp c»n»L11m Senator o ld tha adjourn
ment of Congress for tho O. O. P.
convention p n him an opportunVty to n tn rn tar flnt-hand *Infbm otion on ponding Florida proj
ects. Ro mid tho following or*
among tho projects he will sup
port actively:
1 The cross-state ship canal, tho
Penaaeola shipyard, the Pan-
Other Civic Clubs To
■■■!Be Asked To Co-Op} erate In
Campaign
__
-
‘ T h r (Linford Ju n fo r Cb%wl e r o f C om m erce to d a y h ad
L u n c h e d « cam p aig n d e
sig n e d to abolish illegal lot-j
te rie a fn th e c ity . T h e m ove
s ta r t e d a t th e o rg a n isa tio n 's
m e e tin g la s t n ig h t.
Petteway. Begins
gustlne, the bridge a t West Pn!m
Bench and tho P ort Everglades
harbor development.
Kansas; two-year-old John -Jack" Cobb Landon and Nancy JO^petHy 4
(A s s o c ia te d
>fa Photo')
Fred Cone F ires State Comptroller Lee Re-Elected
By Largest Plurality In History
i Tho Junior Chamber campaign
Opening
G
an
In
la designed principally to combet
game of chance known here TALLAHASSEE, Juno lO— OP) day fay U . C. H. Shaffer, local
motorcycle officer, n t Park Avenue Runoff Tomorrow
as *'CbW and In other places
—On receipt of official returns end Tenth Street.
ConeOpanpCampaign CITY NEWS BRIEFS
With Radio Talk;
Two etray doge, reported ae
Agrees To Forgive mod.
were shot and hilled yester
Um
ms -Bolttn," according to n a n ^ k w s of tho organisation.
■ Othe activities last night conelated of an adklreaa from 0. P.
Herndon, clerk of the circuit
'court here, who explained the op‘ . oration and duties of hie office.
N r. Herndon's speech was one
•in -* series tram county officiate
•r*jRh» are appearing before the
gm aytee membership and familiarW n lc g It with the routine of publie positions.
Scholl Funeral Rites
Are Held Here Today
Trapped By
Fran Asylum
b
from U counties by mall sad
talagraphed
otftefal
figures
from
two others. Secretary
Gray’s tabulation on tho gover
nor's race, showed Prod P. Cons
leading W. C. Hodges by *71
w U s T h a ^ m n v Metog hoard
Florida: Partly cloudy with
scattered showers
tonight orl
Thursday. Extreme northwest,!
probably thundershowers tonight
and Thursday.
noST*to m ate JbrmU annouaco-
—- « ,
if*
.
Candidate For Gover
nor Will Speak To
Seminole Citizens
Fred Cone,
gubernatorial
runner-up In
the
IhmmriU*am*
A.'
and"n*M "p.“ll!,,8OT r ii^ 'b h U o n to tM ' governorship of
tho seoond primary, Meanwhile, a t 4 :tt A. M. and eats at T :tf P-! Florida against Judgt Raleigh Patboth W. Raleigh Petteway and M. Moon rises a t 11:14 P. H. and Uw»F pf Tampa, will maka hla
A* 1L
fU it addrau of tha second cam*
Cone are actively campaigning. m U a t 10, 28_____
p a i n in SamlnoU County toraorJudge Petteway opened in worthwest Florida, a t Penaeealn and
rj^ C T u b 'v ril'/b o hriduTte
Mr- Con* *“ • r*e,nt1' ••tebllehed
MUton today, and Cone speka ^"
.
£[ , , * ,
state-wide headquarters In Jack*
over Um radio here h u t n ig h t
^
aonvllle where It was announced
M r I**?1 2 5 "
*«1 *» today that he wood .se a t In Banaround, th a club Monte an tha see- fard l t 4l00 a>
eloci toi : orrow ,f iJACKSONVILLE, June 10.
“ * •nd ja u rth Wadneadayn of trTloon.
Iupp« r t U of Mr.
- J u d g e Raleigh t Attorney
•ach month.
Cone ham made arrangements for
Tampa, high man among 14
ftid iln , m U if f tin Dwmoc
—
him to spank nt the comer of First
gubernatorial nomination la
With fl,D0T In typ treasury. Street and Magnolia Avenue,
June > primary, raid Ttieedi
the Seminole County Chantber of | In tho event of Inclement weatbwould open hla ran-off prl
Commeree has ona of Ha most «r, Mr. Cone will change hla meetcampaign a t Penateels and
healthy
bnlancan
in
years,1Ing place to the Seminole County
tan en Wsdaaaday. Tha
President T. K. Blmpeon re- Court House, It was staled here
ported
to b a u d meadbors
this morning, where It was said
ast n ig h t Secretary
Ralph that ha will discuss Important f»eBagwell said currant membership turns at tha campaign and the
stood a t 178.
effort which wee made during the
- first election to count him out of
. . t h e run-off.
Louisa A. Jam m u , U - y e e r - e l d ______________
Local Candidates
To Be Heard At S A 1 a t t i c U U U J X iD O lO l um would cost
Political Rallies WPA Band Project
Co** Somervell Says
Canal Ii Harmless
end.received her U gh school dipiom a a t I P M . It w u reported Us_____
^ t v
OCALA. June
10._(/P )-C ol
^ a m the offloe of tM county finhon gom ,™ ]), |n charge of
P * 1,
___
the Florida ship caeal project told
1 ■<
--------members of tha Motion eounty
Dr. b . D. Cm well, member of .chamber of commerce th a t newly
the Kiwanls Pienle committee, to- assembled data Indiestad digging
day urged haste In purthaalng the waterway would not damage
S h o ts for the Kfwnnto-Rotery, Florida's naderground water aup-
Tff.
R
Seminole County
16th In Auto Deal
The Seminole Democratic Com
mittee today scheduled three
political ml Use for County candi
dates who survived, the June ]
primaries, and who must ro Into
the June 33 primary, according
to S. M. Lloyd, secretary.
First of the political gather
ing* will be held In Oviedo and
It hilled for tha la ttsr part of
n u t week, although no dcflnlta
data haa been set. The second li
scheduled In the Lyman School
also late n u t week.
Mr. Lloyd said the final rally
will ho In Semlnola County
Court House on the night of
June tX, the eve of the second
primary ballotlag.
Tho rallies am 'scheduled far
tha benefit of candidates for Coun
ty offices, the secretary stated,
and no aspirants to state end na
tional office, will ha heard.
_ the WO In the soo fund until It wse
Efforts were u n d e rw a y here eont|(ler, (, . llvU, bIo to m, k, ,
today to myrt a PWA
bend for
c|M|1gtt
Automobile deaths fa 't e c
County for the A n t quarto
IMS numbered four, araradh
statistics which were received
today.
This county's rank wna 14th
among 18 Florida counties haring
n population of 80,000 or mom
under tha 1M8 census.
Total deaths In tha 18 counties
was t i l from s population if L*
Sanford.
| Plane for an aquarium have alF. F. Dornsr last night *P- ready been drawn, It was brought
peared before the. Seminole Coun- [Wt In the dlscuselan. It had been
ty Chamber of Commerce Board hoped to obtain funds for the pro]113,403,
of Directors and stcured that act through thd WPA.
Dade eounty recorded the laig*
body’s endorsement of the prnj-j President T. E. Blmpeon in
set
,
| nounced plane were under wey eat number killed, Um figure kit
ing 39. Jackson, Lake, Gadsden and
Leon had none.
(leavers. Be Mid Sanford WU| The chamber trinlportatlon
ro t getting tta rightful share, ml- committee' took under adriiemcnt
though the money could be had * resolution from the United States
for the asking.
T. E. Blmpeon, president of the
chamber, agreed to
Williams had
called attention to the lack of
benches for tha public on Sanford
streets and other public places.
It wee pointed out that tha local
Junior Chamber of Commerce la
working on n phut to remedy the
situation.
.
A letter from Harold Colee, prasBoard members w en In hearty t<t«nt of the Florida Btata Chamn u t lag accord that a PWA band would her ef Commerce, asking that the
add considerably to the winter j Seminole body Join the state ora ttru tio ra which Sanford now I gaaiiation was tabled until mors
offers.
Information la obtained of Coles's
Mr. Darner stressed the need for group,
ipeed la obtaining governmental
....... .......... ... ■"
Meeting Is
-VnEsta; Farmers'
Called For Thursday
&•g*«g-srsfi!a
“
____.
shown UU- ^ f »hfy»tng"had InMrs. Bo Hand U t e a drove
M p.nreet since the ortglte TTlkl—
today whew aha and
tomm eR s eurvty was mads
U m Shapiro ■SMIwwd;ta . t e a d - ; towral y e a n age.
A
special
f irm a n '
Berry Is Cleared In
TrlsI Before Sharon
!“fti4W.!* **„
June.
potty lareeny. was cleared this
morning afte r having h em ar
raigned before Jems# 0 . Bharon,
county Judge.
■ " -■ ■■
AH Interacted pi
ad to attend, Mr.
Defeated (
Sues Tom
Madrid Government
Wins. Two Victories
Gov. Sholtz Insists
He .Will Rule Elks
TAMPA, Juno
ernor 8 holts said hem Tim
after receiving the honorary
gras of doctor ef civil law frees
the University of Tampa that I t
expected to bo elselad grand em
ailed ruler ef the Elks a l thetr na
tional convention a t Lea Aagafaa
n u t month.
fere with hla tandldaey and a
pslgn for tha United States I
ala.
.
'
i
“Could one m u hold factil
from the city audltorie
university, carryiag hla
,u rt#: Wilson School Fete
Scheduled Thuraday
- —
Promotion exercises In
WUaon
Black Legion Claims school, put* *m be heu ThunIt Had “Brain Truet”
LOCAL WEA'
b£ET2
. 1S
’t ^ ' S S S
ARCADIA, " j b
Bell, defeated by
setting fly
Item F. I
eounty, fa
other earn
rfnrad Iteradty fa com- ; Tho m u . bato n
tb# rasa, W ^Sg n decte- and CU renra' F ry
d bOJ of w r a b l i t would factory « M m
itjjm
In n few * 5 T a » d that • ml
mate • etofararal at that d ty gna e e t H K
• • 1> n u , pstetor-«ral 1
, It
a
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W > to .T o W ji,
By 2 T oJ Score
26 To 21 In Last
Of 5-Game Series
Lookouts-Azaleas To Play Best Players In
Double Header HereMonday StateLeagueAre
Victory To Be Cele
brated A t Picnic
Week From Today
I WrnthfT pamHttaf.
To Be Selected
Um lint pm will la calul >1 s AM
double hander of th* M M
will »nd the SOeOnd
immodiately
_____
* **
Ballot! Will Be Sent' Dertona
Sanford Lookout! and Um PilotoT -!ir* J S U ? S .
ka A takas. A double-header waa th a t m u n > i i i will be (ix '
ilLL. TCBRV
> •' i
BUI Terry I left) and doe Medwkk, two ef bee; ball's big six. In XXI
games Terry, of tbo Gknta, boa made 15 runs end hoade ihe column {
with a percentage of 4X4, while Medwkk,' of the C e n U n - h i e made j
XI runs In 44 games and has a percentage rating of JlCa.
j
tee Ben ford over Um League Ferrell, Glenn Odbem, Charles
£ The third game of the. Park, Lionel McGI I and Earl
i ? (Apr. XI) was won hyj The tcora iy innlnra of the winrd from Daytaria Beach, I t mteg game wss as follows i .
Than the Leokowte won Pirate# ------- A 5 XX 2 0 0 —X6
Ihrilling IT-liming game on. Bemlnolee — 0 0 t t i t i —XI
M from the Islanders, I to
Manwe‘1 Stows rt, manager of
e other Snafard-Dartmte Um Pirates, announces that he will
I knd thn scores by whkn u k * bk winning team to Sin
m alU on won warn Apr. XX, tM * e Springs neat Saturday for
May X, 4-0; May I , 4-5| a »wini mad plenlr. The boya are
1& X-X (IX innings)i M ar to ™ *t ■* tta Grammar School
LX; May XX, 10-1; Jana 4, ■* «*• • ’«le«h that afternoon. and
a
transportation will bo provided
fj; r
—X —
them.
to-----la a h a w b n
epoitsored by
V hot Um Sanford slab bus
JS Ik
Saints Will Meet Panthers Defeat
Lookouts' Sunday! Cherokees4To3
On Sanford Field' In Legion League
Saints Get IntojRnbeling’sHomer
Says Locals Higgs Fans Five Men
Second Place By Helps DeLand To Stuffy
Are Keyed To Win, And Dysdn Scored
Defeating G-Men Shot Out Palatka Game Time 3 P. M. 4 Runs On 2 Hitt
Freddie iPrancle brings 'hi*
Saints over from St. Augutslno
tomorrow for n Sunday gam* with
Stuffy
McCrone’s
Lookouts—
and Stuffy taya hie gang la keyed
up to win, feeling morn confident
e la n yesterday's victory o rer DayDBLAND, Jana A—With Jake tone, tho (tub that hoi repeatedly
defeated ell ethers In tho league
and hat hold tho leadm kip fer
week*. The Lookout* a r t playing
In St. Augustin* this afternoon.
Stuffy wax undetermined, this
raornlpg at to who would pitch
tomorrow. It will depend on the
result of today’s contest, ho said.
him for two la thn second.
RcboUng*! homer la tho second
ntorod D»Land's first run, ami'XInnrd, who walked trorod In the
“ *"• *™"!** Singles by Hnhersnn
«*d BwaOl "
,h*1 titora k hra
■«* a Wt ,u™«0W*ron L K,, T J '• * *
i*S horror r a l e ^ th r1 Uft UncJr »« ‘be part of (ho mauag
won, trought a. J t U rr r a "
downf t I and scored
. Although Henry gav*°up shThita
to the Rais, he wra ,b li to bold
.* v « 1 ^
them I , check, except |„ the
^
™ .
,h”y pu,hed
■“* pected to burl fra t o t a l s I T l e !
S S lT :
— 000 Aon 00 0 -0 , 8 * ^
>*t to defeat l
Delcsnd , .......—«tt>4 000 1 0 r-7
’U° 8,ll,Dn
Game In Gainesville Reda Get 7 Runs In
Goes 14 Innings To Friday's Game On
Final 6 To 4 Tally. Their Home Field
(M INESVllLE, June
1 —The
toe schedule showed. Ibe Pirates
*y~ to first plsea, with the Remlnolen
- pttcn ln^w r t o y and Tsnksee tied for second pe* ? * . *** ^ • ''“to" I eltIon. Several preliminary games
**
*•! Into .were then played and the Yankees
WF> o™
*** were eliminated, end the “w ord
^
?** otonad up aeries" waa on between the Pirates
■_*°*Fto Of weeks ago,land the Bemlnolee. The Plrstsej
allowed to pitch tbo laet won the first game, then the 8cm---------WDn w
TOIBJt the
vnm rPL
t.
toningi of a game that
waa, Inotes won
the .second,
Mfore he waa sent ta
to th e 1rates won the third and then .the
released. Semlnolea won tho fourth gam*
irrat a ef tho series.
oat bora ____
— -------------—--------I are r a t what they urad to be, su
I the Pirate* are going to b* taken
playsd 9,1 * pknk and swim ’narary>rd Unm' tolng
at
Senlcmio
Springs
. k new ' n°w that school la out.
-,r? _
U
.1;
MeOownn, the first b ille r for
IS* Saints In the fourteenth, blast«d * doutl* to deep left field, n*
eeorod when FI lags raid gathered
In h k fourth Wt of tbo game, a
single to right, FUegartld lock second on a wild throw by McNamara
to first end scored on Owens'
fourth case ML
Tbo Saints started the scoring <n
tho first when they score! thro*
i
. . i! l Sex Packard, a fan who never tlmea as Zupanlc rifled one of H imisses a best boll gam* If be can Namsra’a dellrerlre far over the
i returned when that daal t —^ there, rays he never played lig
h t field w»I. Two runners were
i ^ P,UUf
if
In M. llfo Mr.,I on the base* at tha time.
t*** / 0?
) Psekerd It vlra-praeklent of Uie,1 The G-Men scored twice In the
V e!- *5*
^ .S a n f b r d
Baseball AsaockUon.1Initial frame and added two mors
OWe*
t« t as temporary chairman uf In tho fourth to toko a 4-3 lead.
t^unlfom fra the l'r*t time y^, (U |i organisation before the
TbsTsdey^ »nd belved the l»-i League waa formed waa largely The Feint* tied Ik* seer* a t 4*4 In
the ninth. After Pw> betamen were
o it In that Inning McGowan »l»Including 15-yeur-old Bobby
. - , t. , i . . gled to third and Bradky treiog
i t o t , the state champion from
tpbea* hit lo th* k at Inntnc
.for V " 1®*nfonJ
to get him threw wild at Oral Me- Bradenton, tin Up-notch Florida
( setred Balkkl for Daytona's * * ? t
club In tho state circuit.
G oeen taking third aad scoring am*tour golfer* hare signified
I tally In yratordayk game.
Frieodo of Buddy Lake Won*
FIUgeraid's blow ta center. their Intention of competing la
his good pitching arm will Stand Two fast double plays In the ex- th* nnnnal Southern tournament
Mm la good ntoad -In Me new »ra Inning* of th* gam* cut off etarttag June IX a t HsraphK
berth on the Scranton. I V club potential G-Men nearing effort*. Team, assuring
tbo Ssashteo
and that ho will win msnv earns*
Innings:
.
State p f Its brat representation
for the coal braver* It was un- fll Aug. .300 000 0X1 000 01—X In the' history of tho ovonfc # ,
fortunate far Mm and also for GolnoavUI* 100 200 000 000 KF-4 _ Oqly eao^tkridg^golfer, Ralph
LIT
'" i r ^
ten
6 Florida Amateur 1 •
?.— -----Golfers To E nter' Micky Cochrane
Southern^Toumey Ig O ut O f flam *
Former lookout Bats
In Lone Tally For
VUitinff Islanders
After about a week's rest be
cause of rate every day a game
waa scheduled, two teams of the
Legion Junior League met on tho
Ninth 8tract diamond yesterday,
and payed a 4 to X contest, it
waa batwoaa thn Psnthere and the
Chorakeos, and tho Panthers won.
S p o rts W rite rs
A n d C lu b M U U g e n
thn eoontry, the press bureau ef
the National Association Is plan■tog to conduct s ballot to select
n 1 M ell-etar team foe the Mer
ida State League. Writer* and vsoagnrn of the circuit have been
••bed to boar th b to rated, no that
whan Um bAlota are distributed
Thera will be IS placet on the
all-dlar team. These Include Um
night regular positions, a right end
left-hsndod pitcher, a utility man
and a manager.
While playing ability, of course,
b paramount In thn selection or
any all-star team, the Veters a n
also requested to take otker matto n tote coaaldemUtan. Hustle,
team spirit and other points that
are Included hi the make-up ef the
The scribes and- pilot, will bo
furnkhod blanks calling for first
I H B and sea rad choke for oaeb of the
Panthers ........................ 5 X t I t positions, enabling a tie to be
Owrakeeo ____________ X X I rattled ta compiling tho te rm .
Captain’ Forgneon pitched for
placing of each player on
tbo Panthers tad perfumed In kls oneThe
of these all-star teems I, onusual grand style, sllewteg only
on his record a t prana headthroe hits end striking out eight terad
and the honor will fol
men. Dyson wta behind the plate quartern
him through Mo entire b u sfor tho winning slob. Hayes end low
bell career.
Higgs buried for too Chovotaos,
Members of the e'l-stsr trams
era published annually In tbs
Beech and Spalding baseball
fuldea, and ito ia a signal honor
to win e ra of the bertha on tho
Tito aeon:
v
thl. season.
Sanford's two runs were made lr.
lbs siath Inning, Clary started
Uiat Mato by a stngla to left fWM,
Malt by sacrificed tnd Clary went
to eeoond, and Boris drew a base
n balls. Oates hit to short and
Boris was oat a t second, while
Clory went to third. Bet Hoetnaki,
second baseman for the blots,
who recotrad the throw, tried far
a double play, threw wild and Catea
was safe at second end Clary
■cored. Overstreet got a hit and
when third baseman Dillingham
threw the ball away Catea creased
the plate for the second score.
Daytona's tone scorn was made
to the lest toning when If (Nelly,
former lookout now on the Island*
ere’ line-up, smashed out a. triple
and Be'kk! scored.
Sweeney pitched snperb bell for
the Lookouts and allowed only one
hit up to the eighth Inning. From
the second to the eighth toning
not n single blander reached first
he so. Ia the eighth with two .oet
Dillingham got to first, hot failed
to get any farther.
Kinsal, who was on the short
end of the grselllng 17-tanflg 1
to l battle ea May f t when Daytons wan bust here, pitched for tbo
Islets yeotorday. Be held the L o g
outs to f»Cq^ scattered hits, one
each In the second, fourth, fifth
and sixth Innings.
In the last toning it looked for
a time ta though the visitors
would tie the score. With one out
and the tying nm on third. Sweeny
ceased Hastoskl to foul out to
Bletrof.
Anderson, always a
dangerous batter, sent a lino drive
to left field. But Overstreet, hy a
hard spring and an 'to wet Impos
sible catch, got.the ball and ended
THE ST A N D IN G S,^'
NATtauai. UM ttt'H
I
r
IS A *
| — «
_
U^ Jr^ iu n iv r” P«Ml¥*.»'on« ^ »?»t ch*p-|
Golf Championship ««*h *t
Play Next Year To J S f .
Be In Pqrtttnd,Ore* j g K
lira an ta le s daring tbo
of Umplro “Pop" Lohr.
SPRINGFIELD, N. J , lane
years, and by a* doing kat -(A V -T b * United State* Gstt
wonderfully . In building * Aesockttou announced Um
tor and, Incidentally, dr- national amateur golf th*
tg soera goad ta ll players, ship will t a played at lb*
Mo#** wu« three goM wood Country CJut
Ilk pitching for tho (barn. I O ra. marking thn a*
j
Jp ta n a In throe lit t l e Mstory th at this Utj
series’' When t a wn# n lit- gun* to the F or Vi
if. And Uraru are others played a t Pebble 1
■ :-
tact Marti
•
WASHINGTON, Ju ra A-<A V Tho attain of tho American LeagO*
pennant r*en and of bottUng
ageiMb o sMconoba of tad
Twooko"—Injuries, particularly' to
Honk Greenberg, and opatty plick
ing—has put fiery Mickey Coonran# on the tlda'lnoo fo r Um tiara
being.
Tho pilot o( th* worli eharaplono
eoBopood Thursday a t Philadelphia
after a hard ran to acorn on a
four-baa* (loot hit within U)* pork.
Yesterday t a ravoakd t a had kad
aoraral similar “falatjfit spells"
(ka »ra«4 raaeeraXV
™ * t a r w k g t t a t r f XT4.740 rural
properties te Sao P eak state, S3,m era owned by Italians, K.110 t y Spaniard* and. HLX45 by
Latest Sensation,
Plays Vi
p ra bem n j
the team t k g l U d the
�Sanford f t The Only C e n ta l ;
Florida City Affordlnf Rail, Hifh*T
And Water fransportatlow
SANFOl^p, FLORIPA, MONDAY, JUNK 8, 1 W
lid First National Strike C alled Seminole High School To South China
French Honor 88 Seniors Tonight Lays P lan s
1*0 P ay Its Sixth Among
f A « | M ; n f l r e Dr. Karl Lehmann Win Deliver CommenceT n P in k l- Io n
v O al M in e rs
ment Address And Sunerlntendent
lO llC lltJ ftD
And Last Dividend New Strike Results'
Resistance To Japan]
_—
After Million C*fhty-elght men**™ of Sami- the Rev. J, B. Root; cloalng hymn
.
.nolo High School .color d ata wfllf
•»>*---- - - - - Other Strikers An- reealeo diplomat tonight at I
by the orchestra.
"ounce Big Victory
Cia>. iponson this year are
•
131W e n tD irid e n d
Invasion Is Seen As
Only Means Of Pre
serving Freed o m
Bonn
5 * * ? 11
6 v tr Fifty Thousand
o
Dollars To Be Dis- lW U iey, d a te ty
^
T o tal P a t e n t la h ^
T ra P
Over 5-4 M illions! ToFight Fine For
^
„ '
Making Turn At ‘5
Depositors Get Back
H our*
Almost 60 Per Cent
—
Of -Their
Deposits Gen* Tunney, ***,
J|T„*7
____
former heavy*
-------- .
,
PARIS.
Juno 8,— —Coal
minora of northern Franco, nutnborlng 150,000 called a general
.trike today a few hosro after
1,000.000 other workers won a
complete rictory In their "folded
orma" refusal to work. Tho coal
miners
declared they would
rather "strike end ,« tar-re than
work and stares." The lahAr
Tho‘ sixth and final dlvf- **taht champion of the world,
i dtena 'o f the defunct First found himself last week la a
National Bank will bo paid .t i l . of martyrdom to a nahto
tar thesrecelver here tomnrtuw end ctcsHtora of the
bank will receive $152,961, 'ac
cord ley to Information re
leased by the offices of m .
Pair, received which
that receipts were
today. . Tbt dividend la
K.H Lehmann, aecrotary of tho
county chamber of commerce,
|g echeduled to delletT tho princlpal addreaa of the irenlng.
T, W. Lawton, county school anparintandent, will award honon
to outstanding students of tho
elaaa, while Prof. 0. K. McKay,
Seminole principal, la to prerwnt
diplomas,
The high school orchestra will
Mr. May 8 . Maxwtll, R. E. Kipp,
Mia. Ruth Hand, Mlaa Lillian Dun
lap and Mias Margaret Long.
Sunday night tha class attended
commencement service. In the
school auditorium. Tha Rev. A. 11.
Cole delivered tha aermon and tha
Rev Martin Bram read Scripture.
Invocation was pronounced by the
Rev. E. D. Brownlee whl'e the
Rev. IV. I\ Brooks said benedk-lloi,
Tha high school orchaitra provid
ed mu.lc.
Tonight's graduation elaaa la
composed of tho following: Dorla
Walker. Louise Packard, Wynells
Falrcloth. Anna Cornell, Jo.te
Belle Andrews, Jana Gantt. Lwls*
Purdnn, Byt>li Boyd, H tltn Harkey,
Fanny Digger*. Peggy Grlmball,
i r » t l a » | e a C ift T a il
CANTON, Chin*. Jon* S.—VP)—
The South Chirm government has
decided to Mnd tn army against
JtptB In North Chinn with or
w lthtnt assistance of th« control
Nanking government, Oonoral U
Chung Jan asserted today.
Commander of tho Kwangal
forcoa urged officer* and man
throughout tho republic to “ahoi
blood finely for the rauio of antiJaponaao national aalration." Canoral Li's atatemont *aa supported
by Lo Wan Kan. a former foralgn mlnlater of the Nanking govim m rnt, who declared "roe lato nee
If the only way to deal with J»southwest Kuomintang (govern
ment party) and tha central txceutlva committee said tha southern
armies plan no Invasion of tho
north with anti-Nanking objectives
but "the present military and po-
17 Months Old Landon Backers
Child Is Hit By SeeGovernor As l
Autojn Street Certain Nominee*
annooacam nt said that
dend chocks or* hare and
I creditors. are urged U
tha reeatveria office on
rd floor *f the Atlantic
PoUm Action AwaitaiBorah
they would
IVCOUU0 U i
uaomu-
nation Of Injuries
AaidJ
C k * a c e .T o
fig u re
I n P arty
Revolt
jL ate R ep o rt P o l l
C o n e I n Second
Ctounty
t
Alachua
-....
•Baker ..........
Bay
......... 'Bradford .
'Brevard ---- Broward - .....
'Oalhoun .....
Charlotte ...
Citrus ..........
Clay ..............
Collier
........
'Columbia ....
hade . -----DeSoto
- ...
Dials ........ Duval ______
Escambia ■—
•Flagtor ......
Franklin ......
'Cad.den ----Gilchrist ___
Gholes ------G u l f ---------.'Hamilton ...
'Hardee ---Hendry -----Hernando
•Highland. ...
HUlaborough .
Holmes ---- 'Indian RWtr.
Jackson ___
J off arson . . .
U fay atU —
the cocatable, end tho Justice of
Chatter Harper, 17-monlha-old
W * y will have to be claimed from the peace divide op tho fines. I
CLEVHLAND, Juno
ton of Mr. and Mra. Clarence
; (ho Washington office.
understand tha racket exists In at
Lhmlvrs of tho a) ready-booming
Harper,
110
Jasmine,
sustained
[ U t. McNair said: "I with to
brulaee and scratches with pos Lsndon campaign, working s i top
W M overgone to obtain thalr
sible Internal Injuries this morn speed were among arriviste for
’ shacks hare before our office
the Reputlicsn ronvsntloa and
ing whan ha wae_atruk by (ha claimed
new sneoarsgsmsat today
oloooa, Thooe who live outside of
n w K ira wuwu preside a t a
Greer,
from two dlrsctlon* of opposition.'
conferone* of those employes to- *“ * b
• Sanford or who cannot call si
Senator Borah of Idaho, newly,
Utar oflsa may mall thelk.receipts,
Jwk« “ *tU"Pt t0*adU" ‘“ t Ybllng Harper _woF said to arrlrod
from Washington, shunted
f f i opstlj signed with thalr certif
_ .
....
___have boon playing In Um street I
icate* lo ua. As quickly sa po*Salengro mid the agreement
hl#
p8lk< j ^ r t a * said* leadership of "stop Lsndon"
drive which was his for tho asktibia w* will forward tho chock
m**
ispraesiito- recorded no evidence th at th*l log. But h o 'lu U U d "nothing hot
to the sddrtss listed on the ro!!»*»
^
Oeuaral Confsrervcs n#rr0 was speeding when tho at*
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
l Tho $52351 dividend payment
■Jamar r ow brings Um total paid
Tuesday^ tide*: High ml H i l l
<Sine* tha bank want Into tho
'hands of a receiver to $752,775.- A. M. and I t : » P. M.; tow o4 5:00
17. The first dividend declared P. M. Sen rise* a t 1:15 A. M. and
wo* I I per cant, the second 20 sat* at Ti>7 P. M. Kaon rise* . t
par cent, tho thin) 10 par cent,
too fourth se*an par rant and
tho fifth thran png cant
to convene a t T:M o'clock tonight
In City Hell, aomrittag t o P . 8 .
)k was placed to tho hands of Lomaon. d ty stork. Only roatiao
l l Rawlings, tha first racelvar business 1* on tha schedule. >
Tho Mayfair Ifctol haa boon solet tod for tho Wodnoodiy night
dinner meeting sf the SanfarJ
Lion** Club, It was announced to
day. Tho affair, to scheduled far
7Plf'
:diL.
\i
Tha la n fto d KJwnnk a n f Rotary
Chib* each have postponed regu
lar luncheon* this weak and will
participate to a J*4at pknto Thar*.
Labor and the Oonoral Confodoratton of Production, a tasnufacturara
aaaoclatlnon
which
iMludes ejn eJo rity of tho U rge
firmn affected by the strikes.
—,
occurred,
Preliminary s u m Inations by
Drt- H. D. Smith and J. N. Tolar
^
mode Immediately- Dr.
smith said It w s. tmposalblo to
determine further Injuries until
Luciano Couvicted " " S x u ra i'M m .
On 62 Vice Counts:
Jury Out AH
Night
.
°
I pollco stotosL
NEW YORK, June
Although young Harper was
Charts* Luciano, known to the I token to Pants!d-Laughton bosplunderworld as "locky" ever siaeo.tol for an alamination, ho was
the time ho cam* hack slbw from I »*t admitted to Um Institution
a gangland rid*, was eonvktod on far traatmonL Dr. Smith said tho
all gg counts of a rise Indictment youth was suffering from shock-
Archduke OttoMakes
Demand For Throne
SS*
ISSTVSK ^ hwk.
3The
j ? nine
S S defendants,
r ^ L ^ Stator
" “'I *j*
trk n . ( ^ m ^
otaltomm prison term* of 1555 •**
«■-
d*m*nded^. m ^
Hodges Drops To 3rd
Place As Official
Count I s Tallied
2«2
89
*">
427
*1°
247
itu
*44
4»
1M
loos
wo
*1°
4183
1341
Fred P. Cone .1-------- S T M
W. C. nod re* -------- 46,45$
s i tn appreciable distance from
Nanking troop* “pending clarifi
es tfon of the situation."
Tbs Canton regime's determina
tion to fort* the anti-Japanese Isan* was Indicated In an official
announcement June 15 was select
been settled” finally about the ed for the "oath taking csrsmony,"
when a long list of grievance*
ticket or platform.
For the first Um* concession tgainst Japan will bo sired.
tamo from tho belligerent head
quarters of Col. Frank Knox. Ho
was spoken of thora aa “a definite
aacond choir*" with ■ chance yet
(o win out If Landon fail* to go
over on tho first thro* ballots.;
“I don't want to go Into any
comblnatlaa that would attempt
Walter D. Yowall, 82, formorly
to control tho convention,” Borah a resident of Sanford and a broth
told an Idaho delegation a t hla er of Arthur E. Yowall of this
hotel headquarters. He had tolkad city, died Saturday evening a t 6:00
the possibilities over with) hla o'clock to Um Halifax Hospital at
loyal Idaho da legation.
Daytona Beach. Ho had boon to
ill health for oovtnl month*.
Funeral aarvfeoo were held this
afternoon a t $i$0 o'clock *t Carey
Hand's Chapa! to Orlando and
burial was mod* In tha family plot
DJIBOUTI, French Somaliland,
(unraosored)—Italy holds Addis In Greenwood Oamottry.
’ Mr. Yowall apsnt bis early Ilf*
Abob* bdt almost 11000 Ethiopian
troop* lurk In the hilt* near tho In Orlando w h an ho was engaged
iEthiopian capital ready to resume In tha Mwaptpor and printing
tha struggle eg*pat tha Mack- business. A t on# Um* h* was owner
and pohltahog of Um Evening Rashirts.
■ *
portar-fltar. l o ta r ha operated a
Italians ocrapyW th a aapltol printing shop to Ranford. At tho
have executed 13d Ethiopians far
voripus causes. Ot* group of 50 time of h it death ha was living
In Daytona 8*0*1
II* I* eurrivodby hla widow, six
daughter*, l h graodchlWren, an*
sister, Mrs, J. D. Barnes sf Or
lando, two toother*, Arthur K.
Yowall of thto d ty ,
N. P. TowSharon. Half sf tha fins was
all of O rln d ta
_
ral boarorrwcwi Phillips Blato- suspended on good behavior.
one, Joseph ■ m ky, Choslay Mra
Intoxication and assault and
grudar, Shtora Ira*. J r , Joseph battery charges against Ornmnd
Guernsay, * 4 Dooald Lao. The Ward resulted hi tho assessment
Yowall Caaapagy to thl* city was of a $50 fin* or 60 days hi JOIL
closed this ofiaroaon frma 2:10 Hoaio Foster, sold to have been
o’clock td $iM O’clock during tho Intoxicated was given a $28 fin*
boon of uta raisraL
and n o te or 60 days to Jail. Fine
One Time Resident,
Walter Yowell, Is
Buried In Orlando
Ethiopian Warriors
Set For New Fight
JAnrsONVTT.T.FI. Ja»>« ?•
_ fA P I — A a«l*t*nt S ta t*
A tln rn n v Tl. Y. M aine* j f
flalnonvlH r (Muinht to d a y to
lo a m w hv v arv ln tr net* o f
fig u re* w orn ann o u n ced M
th e o f f'c 'a l I r w c o u n ty eaira
van* o f unto* c a n t f o r Rtf"
N om atnrlnl ca n d id a te *
lu
taat TuentUty’s D em o c ratic
nr*m arv.
*■
Fred P. Cone. la k e City. cluWT
hv a narrow margin tn second
L e v y ----------- 738
L i b e r t y -------MR
Madison _ _ _ 505
Manatee ____ 024
Marion
ISM
'M a r t i n ____ 140
M o n r o e ____ 14
Nassau _____430
O k a lo o s a ___ .
77
'Oksochoboo .
30
Orange ____ . t n
Osceola ....—77
Pasco _ _ _ _ _
480
Palm Beach _ 381
P in e lla s ____ 1471
Palk _______ 1070
Putnam _____ 1331
St. Johna ___ 1001
•St. Lucia _ _
320
Santo Rosa — 729
Sarasota ___
180
'Sem inole' ___. .550
•Sumter _ _ _
380
'Suwsnee __
922
Taylor _____ 415
•Union --------- 714
Value l a ____ 1728
Wakulla ____
44
Walton _____ 184
Washington _ 550
Junior High School Seniors 1
Diplomas A t Graduation
Mils Emma Scholl
Diet A t Hogpital
principal
Investigator Is Sent
To Levy County To
Probe Official Re
turns Which Varied
Latest Table On
Governor Count
Mlaa tm m m & Scholl, **. aj
resident of lim to lll County for
I y*srs_ dlod to. fhrnald-laugh-
GtANDATAND PALLS
A. H. (Sandy) Graham, Wtald
War hare and present Hottenant
governor, and John McBaa, Chora
lotto lawyer, and wUI km pitahod
Into tha runoff • lection which wM
be held by the party July At •
Tha returns g a m R i D w H
120328, Hooy 121340.
LOCAL WEA'
�am
Ptotida newafipcni w fifchos a Wh^U bad }ew> «to*
Mually
i i f & S a f t * g r f h e * ^ m a t« r ia l w «
during the first part of the campaign, An nirnuly begin
ning to express their preferences for governor, now th a t
lasted. While some
until |i Is
for
« js
dtdgtes
fanasK M -
("Hamtrt." A
ig their decisions
sing number of t
!S* of who his oi
sdership in the :
s the Tampa Tri
his standing as a
He has written artfeks and mad#
■peaches eg t t « subject. And
sow, s s f t a u p i u i s a t 11 “t i e s Vtlb, Tat M rn u sis Jtat
whirligig a t time bring* In hi* uad thno eupreaarth w f *
r tM W M I tt llM S M H H
revenge*" (T w elfth Night," Act ("Hanry VI" Part J, Art m ,;
p u i |L 0a raaolvadi ta ^be
Jnrt. and faar set" (“Henry
VIII • Art III, Beene «). Await
ing Km Hebat, "Hr. Ibm ty v s
prepared ta apuaet before Uw
Jar ef Joatka hi Woodbury of
i ‘ Tbs atowneaa of tbs return* ta
d u t week”* ejection etropgelf r»' minded u* of the "long count"
fa) |) |f Dempeey-Tunney fig h t
* W hat w»*re waiting for la for
s ewe of theta e* *<1Ida lea ta arm)
fa f JUuaeheek In fell payment fur
their politics) adrrrtlaJng.
Mondsr wight, fiend
best policy.' Let'# elect the peoples indfdaw this time
, , , Hip Orisndo Morning Sentinel and ie fSvenlgg Reportcr Star likewise will support Ji|dg« f t i MUr< These gewepapers will go all the way for PetteWl
The Ocala Banner it one newppapefr We have seep
which proposes to support Fred Cone if the Loire City bank
er finally gets into the runoff. "We now fa«« a choice be
tween Judge Petteway and Frad Cons," the Banner says,
perhaps somewhat prematurely. "For peoplo of Ocala and
Marion county, we think there Is no question about that
choice. The map fo r us to back, and back with all we’ve
got Is Fred Cone. IJe seen m l a handsome plurality in this
county In the first primary. Let us work together now to
delivered
radio addrea* arg laf
aolomobUiata to talp ert the R e?
"On the- contrary." an Id Rood, tfegtand b*.tb fa, is to wring“yeu’r* if tack. B ars- sue oi *Wh*n Metro Med Md Ttd#u
Maaar*. Carrol, White and the the**."
'Woe ; . . . Dp petal the meadow*
(ate ttf f ta . bat the situation
HsgtapDy ha produced a half with d*BgM" CLov*1* lab o u r
was not permitted la eafUnn*
l —I f A«l V. hcena »1.
TMe year caw an elaborate ad I
Yet now Hr. Tunney feera th a t
ttaxn of t ^ "Fotllo" 4*dlo*tad U
if mvtarUta rncetv* tickets In
Ztaffeld nhnaelf, and T*W aw
ihlm tag production* of tfaa v u d
than Connecticut far Other ,leta*.
data" and “Vanjtt**" crowd theli
i W f l e lew* ero * good thing, h*
way Into the thlek of New* York':
fenta, bat “A rotten cans wUw
bnaleet theatrical aetson la tlx Greta Garbo,
year*.
I Cleg flu ster has fafa) Broadway an bandUff" ( “Hanry IV," Part
None of theta earned «t>«h adieu and will take la the MHe t . A c * V r? * ea a 1).
Tfaa episode last Sunday, In
money. One highly drown He mo-1 for the summer i iaaati . . . He’ll
Mr. Tpway'n oplntao. wa* a *ing flp rly fakiooM cm «.
Who will oppose
machines and other vlclpus influences.
him Ip tho second primary still in on the laps of the rods,
oven with tho vote practically complete. An official count
may lw nocossary to determine.”
Tho Lakeland, News takes a strong stand for PetteToW» Ip Pade m usty *lgne<l way. “Don’t think because Judge Petteway has been rath
petition* asking frv the nlwli.her mild toward hla opponents, that he does not possess
stent of slut machine*- Only 2C
percent U nemnary i« ucuce o fighting blood," the Lakeland paper declares. "His record
on tho bench and for right government In this section of
ipfcramtam on that lubject
tho state proves beyond s doubt that he can be liberal up
to a certain point, that Iib believes In fairness, but when ft
..If Dr. Townxnd I* to Be tried
t o tbe eoert* fo r contempt ef the comes to crookedness, extravagance and cowardice la ad
V s*to, It n u y naturally follow ministering the affairs of the public, Petteway son be as
that tk s Senate wUI be tried by the stern as any man. He has plenty of Irish In his veins and
peppi* fe r contempt of Dr. Town- ss governor he w)|| givo thu people sn administration of
oconamy, eliminate graft and petty polities and above >H.
givo ua clean government"
eeklag ef political prehidlce*.
Ono of tho few newspapers that had a candidate In the
fellow told ua the other day
ho could not vote for I’et- first primary was the Fart Myers .News-Press. Its choice
if became he waa a lawyer, but for governor was the fun-loving Jerry Porter who was not
hanged hi* mind mighty soon taken seriously by the public la i m m l . Mow the Nfcwa*
* w* wmlmUd him that Fred Press* turn* tb-Hodge* or Cone, whichever Owe Jrtppat* to
get Into the runoff.* *«|f» suggesting this alignment!"“ih y i
tho port Myers paper, "no disparafeihpnt of Judge JPftteDor* fttfled with alcohol are be- way Is intended. Like Cone and Hodges, he ll a fine man,
lpg font from Detroit tq New Seatapd Which bM no “domcetlc e»*o- all right on general principles. But ha (a not a small county
•*V. /*“vPPTf|Jy " TV*
Tl» learned
»»mcd during
Airing man and no m atter how he may feel personally on that laprohibition that there’* pmcllcaily sue he will be in bad hand* jf elected governor."
1*0 place without a domcetlc al
Rut across tho state in Miami, the Tribune of tljat
cohol supply.—Arioaneta Gaietto city, which bitterly hates the Bfooltg administration and pm<
(U til* Roek).
(torn ns that slot machine menace, predict*’a strong awing on
the lower East Coast to Petteway If Cone should be the
Final report of F rink Tracey:
"Hedge* will lead the ticket w|lh opponent. “The fact that the Sholts machine and its alChappell o floae iccoml, both far
ahead of the Held . . . . Con# ha*
Allied to make much headway, in i
Petteway who claim* Ip he the o»|1y
covered latar that th a n wave
’Stop' algos eet bualiia the ramr,
aome dlatseM back, hot I Wasn’t
looking off tol the aid*. I waa
■trlvtag, esd gke *11 driver* ';i
A The greateet bulk will go » M looking ah*ad- .1 like half
Into Jtfpu relyted to th* home way sretrod ti* ,tu m when the
"In fnet," esye
vMeraw’ •+ llf* Of the rota**M afrr .p ttmlnUtrottau oflklal, “there
ment of debt*, or more then U
By URUPERT PLUMMHR
r WARIUNGTOH, Jon* A -W V Ex-doufhboya are ta fo r s trernrndou* aquertlog when they
colleet their bona* eaih and bond*
beginning Jane 11.
m
many racket! deafened to
For eogM heaaon there waa a t
poatyiawiaeet, and wow Mr. T m nay doe* not know when fata sp-|
portunlty ta f a n hi* oppraaaora
wUl coum. Ha said U f a r tfc*} ha
had learned that a total of fartyflro tleheta wna handed o*t In
V a te ^ u ry n w the tart week
end.
’
receive on ertlrostsd taUl p sjraant of K »3/lC ,t8L M b ee• U
*97AM reteron# *n detds taeurred.
•
G«y»g Quality PtlnlM
f w
•.U H
c W Q tn R tl
114111*
tita
F O |“ t* W l
BaoW ?
fttO lli
Daetav and Gay Petal*.
III
,
I
» r O f ia ll!
HTANUSY-ROGER8 HARDWARE CO.
•M ■
1
per root.
the money frogl fb* ex-eoldlera
s. Six per cent vUI f» for
that the bureau la afreW to let motor T*Uri*e.gnd nccewerie*.
them V mod* publle In feor that
A Two end *n*-h|>f P*k *«nl
ether racketeer* will u*t tfaenJ-”
The bolt tempting the unacruit fer clothing
pu'oue la tho fl^W.OCp.lOO tji.
Bom* of the money, official* •dsMlttap. w
or* certain, prill atari posh reg u mbctlfaneou*
lar* ringing |n oD porta * the
country.
But the government,
puking every effort to beep the
‘‘tucker” Ilet ns tow a* poutUe,
iuo reports that big racketeer*
bnv* been offering money fey
Hat* of beauo-WMbta veterpns.
. “Tw ins who hgy* l)**i} fro sttag credit to vetonny, expoeriPS
(peculation.
SANFORD TWENTY TEARS AGO
Seminole H i^
t
se r tts
atawpt
t * Jparta ?gf
> * i» W
Mark Wll-
.
rnaii m
V ,.
,1 -
pccounta
fm S H K A U C E
P R O T E C T IO N
It'.
Mark Wllara, avowed opponent
J- ef tho Toemeend Plan, formerly
,
eosgreeeman for this nectlon h“I *r|* divided, won
tan )w*t Wf*k oeer
At the home of th# brlda> moth
tWP Pppooeole, on* of whom was
epenly endorsed and actively tup. er. Mta- J W»* Cochran niggtat,
■triad ky the Townsend e'utu, the marriage qf Ml*. Ullfpn HlgMfeTVIlrag wUI not era* have tq glna to lir. Ralph Wight took
piece *n Wedneeday evening at
lOO •O’clock In the pretence of a
irge gathering of friend* end rel
r i h Bradenton Hereld which ative*. Th* »remittent* of the twp
|ta M l that approximately 70 famllle* both In Georgia aw
W rt.pl IV voter* nppraathetl Ua, th* popularity of tha
TVedsy ta getting etgnntnm*
• petition ta ovttaw on#-nrm*<l
flit promptly ligned up. They
do that wherever petitions ere
HluriV
tested. It might ha well ta I r i M f
l BptUtan* prepared ta prexqt
Wight and k
V vvter* in Ekmipata County
asvrith klafethk a n e a t primery on June «Jfd.
1'±t
<aue
“If* appalling," he excUnwl]
Mr. Tuwney made It clear that
ho did «at hrer any whole**!*
relaxation of traffic taw*, for
“Nothin* emboldene sin aa moth
an marry" (Tlmon of Athene."
"H wan a typical apeed trap," Art fit. Ewp I).‘Ha b emphatfas aald "I waa naming on ta the
aaalf read from a trunk lino.
Racketeers Stou
Cut At Former
progpoittc*tor
'
hi*
with nil the aleqf w e at fatal
rtlm alattag tt*v*l tgrovch th* coasenwd. and MI the antterWaa
that "Ae then nnraat Jostle*. be
L
v|
�lyggAWFOHD HKHALIVgANTOHP. FLORID*
B M B jy g r
Social A n d Personal Activities
Social Calendar
Miss Charlotte Nix
Is Guest Of Honor
I Mrs, F. E, Roumillat Junior-Senior MPromr
Entertains P.-T. A. Given At City Hall
Personals
Mias Charlotte M b, w hn* mas-
at Church wiU hare n corned
supper nt 7:00 P. M. a t the
church annex with Mrs. Ira Southward. Mr*. A. M. Gordnkr, nod
M r T s . H. Hm as bosUrara.
The Gleaners' Clara of the Preobyterun Church will meet n t 3:00
K
Mias Cornell* McRae has nrrived from Stetson University to
Friday after- apeod the summer vacation with
___ v_ .
"V
» w her mother, Mr*. J. N. Burdick.
, ___t w v________ - Calerv
7 ^ ,‘U r' J* u r e e ^ o m b r a S
Palmetto Avenue. All past and ^
“
1^ ”
*
,
^
..
^
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley and
Margaret Langley spent Sunday
^
WEDNESDAY w.
5 “ U d “ , J rml
at Dayton* Beach with Mr. and
f i n botnl m utliia of Um Gar- ^
^ ClortUad won Oil Mrs. J. C. Langley.
4m O ah of Sanford wVJ t* held R^ra 1n n “clothe,'pin bride"
i t 10(00 A. M. a t the home of Mr*. c*"t**Mr. sad Mrs. P. T. Meriwether
Francis K- Belx, 1101 Park AvwRefraahmenU were served by
boateas, aaaUUd by tha Misses and family have gone to PlainVBIOAT
Nancy Roaaotter, Daphne Takaeh, field, N. J- to spend several
weeks.
Regular meeting of the Am iri- lnd Jacqueline Campbell. The
Out Legion Auxiliary will b« held Toom, of the Rousttar horn*
Mis, Lydia Simons of Euta
a t 4KM P. M. a t tbo Legion H u t l w,f* docoratad with a profusion vllle, B. a 1* the gueat of Ml
of gar bere* daisies, rosea, and
other garden flowers. Each guest Catherine Whlta at her home
received several roses as me- West First S treet
MIss Libby Cornell
Gives Bridge Party
Mlsi Libby Cornell entertained H. Cole lough, Mrs. Francis E.
group of friends with a bridge! Boh, Mrs. a A. Edenfleld, Mrs.
■ p a r ty sod miscellaneous shower . f . E. Gatehal, Mrs. F. P. Rinas,
▼Thursday afternoon at bar home’ Mr*. 0 . W. Huff, Mrs. B. J. Nix,
on Melkjtrrid* Avenue In honor of
U j,n , Mrs. Burke
1
N- ^ t t who was Hiss SU, |t , Mr,. R. R. Pippin. Mr*.
U U Couch before her recent mar- j, B. Borland, Mr*. K. W. Fite,
rlage. A color scheme of pink and Mnt 0 . H. Brown, Mrs. H. fl.
graenwas accentuatadby . f l o r i McC..1l„. Mrs. J. A. Harrold.
. daeoratlona of pink gladioli and M„ . H. W. Bllck, r, Mm. J. a ,
mmw—t
„#! Takaeh, M r* T. C. PlUhford,
bridge high score prise, a white'
8
1 kid bag, vra* awarded to Miss Mary
DIfVUs «hD , tow K .r* P t t a
'i l l
?
— ---- ;— ;----------------------J A. p . L ovely, Mr*. M. N.
>
Cleveland, Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Jr„
.........................
. . . . . . . Mrs.
U.. Henry
!J___. Watt,
... and the Misses
...
Locin# Bolt. Mildred Nix, Daphne
Takaeh, Elisabeth Rollins. Klllah
Wash. Jacqueline Campbell, Nancv Roaaetter, and Frederick Roesetter.
Annual Junlor>Senlor “Prom,”
Mrs. V. E. Roumillst. retiring
president of Seminole nigh School sponsored by ths Gator Club, was
P.-T. A* entertsined with a tee given Thu rads y evening a t the
Saturday afternoon in her garden City Hall with many members of
on Peheetto Avenue for the net the two classes of Seminole High
going and Incoming board of Sens- School In attendance. Mrs. Gladys
tnele High School P.-T. A. and the Williams, the cine sponsor, chapironed the affair.
faculty of the school.
Dancing was enjoyed until a
In addition to quantities of plidt
hydrangea! in bloom, the garden late hour to naoalc rurnlshed by
was. made unusually attractive hy Russell Sholl’s Orchestra. Among
bowls of roses, dahlias, da la lea, and those present were; Mr. and Mrs.
blue salvia used on tables placed fa J. S t Clair White. Mrs. Gladys
Williams, the Misses Miry Tamm,
various spots on the lawn.
Refreshments accentuating ths Fannie Bigger*, Kathryn Thigpen.
school co'ors of orange and black. Eunice Tyler, Martha McDons'd.
were served by the Misses Anne Kathleen Taney, Martha Bishop.
LeGette of Bainbrldge, Ga.. Wil Doris Bittern of Monticello, Vir
ma Lelnhart, Virginia Peaold, ginia McRory, Sarah Edwards,
Margaret Tenhet, Doris Suf- Wil Martha Telford, Marguerite lagliams, and I-ucy Roumillat' Mrs. ley. Minnie Strange, Imolse Roes,
W. C. Hill. Mr*. E. F. Houaholder, Caroline Hill. Doris Walker, LeMrs. J. St. Clslr Whlta, and Mr*.'1■hon WhMdon. Helen Pslmyr.
J. B. Cogburn presided a t the re Eleanor Hickson, Mary Higgins.
Rebecca Wilson. Dorothy Mitchell.
freshments tables.
/*
Meriwether,
Amaroet
Those present were: Professor Virginia
and Mrs. 0. E. McKay, Mr*. Peters, Anna Cornell, Marian Eetrldge, Joyce Hunt, Virginia Gillon. Catherine Forrester, Doro
thy Pop# end Billie Grtmhell.
Also Jimmie Dyson,
Harry
Bower, Jo* Blstruf, Leo Annunen,
John Dtghton, Francis Roumillst,
Karlyle Houtholder, Carl Fealec.
to get on rnthu.isstic reception in invitation was extended to the
from all hsnd>.
•'
circle to meet daring July at the
. From under Mr. Capra’s magic home of Mrs. M. C. Mills, Msynnlia
wsnd has sprung a new Gary Avenue, with Mrs. Mills and Mm .
Cooper, humorous, amiable, vi. K. II. Duncan a t hostesses,
brant and winning, lie see in a to
Itrfreihmenia were .creed to Iho
have been injected with the same following Mrs. Bnnlio Williams,
mysterious fluid that electrified Mr*. A. II. Cole. Mr*. Eugene HigClark Gable into giving the best gin*. Mry. F. B. Dos*/ Mrs. It. F.
performance of his life In Mr. Crenshaw, Mrs. I-ola UC.ette, Mrs.
Capra’s “It lUppvned One Night." W, A. Tillia, Mrs. W. E. Wells,
Mias Arthur, too, is revealed in Mrs. It. H. Duncan, ilrs. F. W.
•11 had gory. Her performance Williams, Mr*. M. C\ Mi’ls, Mrs.
ran only be described aa Irrestist- F.. M. Kirchhoff, Mrs. W. I). Houla*ht». This lovely hlonde young lady han. Mrs. W. f l Chapman, Mrs.
Mat a spell over the andlenco J, fi. Walls. Mrs. John Rumblev,
yaattrday. She sbou’d oe considered and Miss June Wa.lilell
an Important star from this mo-________________________
ment on.
Deed. floes Tn Town” hns
■Mr
™ t? S IS
S o u th
S id e
P rim a ry
tuna of 120,000,000. lie la taken1
-------to N*W York against his will to r—
The kindergarten c sss at the
celra the monev d rafters huts South Side Primary School, unaround him ike bees artwtnd drr the direction of Mrs. June
honey. Newspapers give him the Turnbull assisted by Mrs, Arthur
works, 'label him the '•Cinderella Branan. presente,! "The Wedding
Man." The lown roes wild.
J of Jack and Jill” Friday momOn* of the reporters, a soh sl«. Ing in the sehool auditorium betST, anonymou«ly Strikes up his fore ■ large audience,
acquaintance to get
exclusive
The following program was *nilnrlta, and remains to fnll in love I nouneed by Pete and Al Brock:
with him aol.
unronecioiM’y. “Mother (loose"—Ilatel Keith
causes'him so much woo that he. "Jack anil Jill"—Jack Ludwig end
attempts to give his fortune awey. I Phyllis Bach.
This more succeeds in getting hint "Wee Willie Winkle"—P. K. Barn,
\
Building
Materials
for lumber, roofing
and building materials
of all kiada call on as.
Here you'll find the
moat reasonable prU»»
and beat quality and
the quickest ie*rl*e.
Suddan Harriet
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Huddle
ston, Mac Huddleston, and Milton
Huddleston left yesterday for
Hot Spring*. Ark. to spend a
month. Enrnute home they will
visit relatives In Mississippi.
Among those from her* who
ire attending summer school at
th* Florida State (Village for
Women ire! Mr*. W. R. Fort,
and the Misses Lady Jane Leuden, Eula McCuller, and Emma
Owen.
H IL L
Mission Lesson Given
By Mrs F. B. Doss
Mrs. F. n
riv e thi* mNlion ittK*y
al the rvgu'ir
m u tin g of ntrlri N’urri^er One of
th« First Mr’hiNlUt fh u rrh hrl.l
last week i t thr home of Mr*. John
Rnmbley on We«t First Rtrerl
Phi Alpha K a p p a
Entertained At Bridge
Mia* Thelma Tew left 8unday
for Columbia, 8. C. where ah*
will visit Miss Hatal Tew a few
daya before going to Durham, N.
C. to attend summer school at
Duka University.
hern of lh« Pbl
^ pp* min E<hol». Jullin
Bryin
sorority were snUrtalned at a Hort c , ud, A. whlddon, Robert
bridge party KiT*r- B*turu»y “ **j Rumbley, Georg* Anderson. Jack
ernoon by Miss Marguerite »nM* Glllon. t„ I. Hsrrltt, Jr., Oliver
ley at the home of har P*ronu. MI],fr >n(, B11, ^
costume bracaU u, was >tven to
Mlaa Mary Hurt. Uiaa E llubeth
Bill!* Thigpen has arrived Mr. and Mr*. J. L- Ingley, S o u t h , ______________
M hraat ncelvad Lsntherlc eo- from Emory University to ap«nd Sanford Avenue. Gladioli In paalogn* as ru t prim.
th* summer vacation with hi* tel shades wsr* used a* decora- “ M r . D e C O S U O € 8 1 0
a i oi
At th* We? hour a salad course parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. M
waa aarvacf bV tha hoatma, a a .i.t- Thigpen, Magnolia Avenue. He tl°8ncora. were kept on UlU.a T o W I t ’’ I g N e W H U
*d IV her mother, Mrs. R. L Cor we* recently appointed te serve bearing aororily Insignia In th*
R | t * T h e a tre
nell, Mrs. II. H. Coleman, and Mrs. eo th# sta ff of th* "Campus,” sorority colors of green and)
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J . 8. Adam a The shower gifts Emory’* year book.
while. An Ice course, alio In,
Capra, that peer of Klwere presented to Mrs. Scott begreen and whlta, was served by( ^ to r * . has Ukan Gary Cooper,
Heath a bower of f * n and glad toMrs. Inglsy and Mr*. R. L. Cor- j M|1 Arthur, an axrotleal supportnalL
. _
. t *«aV* flaa. story by Clarence
p re s e s T C ira 'r-M f^ F -'^
High score prli*. a box ot nu(j|ngton KsIIand, and a Hr*. InBeott, honor guest, Mr*. O. A.
dusting powder, was awarded to
aereen play by Rabert
Speer, Jr., Mrs. Waiter H. Bach.
Member* of th* Salmagundi Miss Doris Walker while low | (Ukln , nd mold*d'lham all Into a
Mrs, J. 8. Aduns, Mrs. Irvin Staff and their sponsora were en score priie, a , porta handker- motion picture so superior that
SPECIAL FLAVORS
Fleischer, Mrs. John TOwsrd W b* tertained with a banquet given tart
THIS W E E K gin*. Mrs. W. B. William*, Mr*. weak a t th* Mayfair Hotel by th*
OLD-FASHIONED
F. O. Scott, Mr*. A. D. Zachary. Staff. The banquet table* were Bennett wa* th# recipient of i To Town," sad It ram# to town yeeJ r , Mr*. Norman 8. DeForest, decorated with bow!e of spring "scraeno” prlio, a manicure sal- | tarday under the Columbia banner,
Mrs. L. P. Hagan, J r , Mrs. Jaeh flower* and th* plara cards and
Those present were: Mr*. J. settling down at th* Rita Theater
MacDonald. *snd Um Misses E1D- favors bora attractive design*.
M. Stlneclphar, sorority sponsor,I
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.
abeth Ann DeForaat. Mary Hurt,
Those present were: Mrs. R. C. and th# Misses Caroline Hill, AnMaxwell, tha Ml**** Lillian Dun na Cornell, Margaret Reltx, Doris' ^
T|
lap, Ruth Hand, Margaret Long, Walker, Louisa Purdon. Mary
*
and R. E. Kipp, eponaora, th* Chapman, * Virginia Meriwether,
They are full af fruits A nuts.
Misses Carotin* HD1, Dorothy Sybil Boyd, Margaret Bennett,
,!
CUnae, Jan* Gantt, Dari* Reck*/, Martha MeDonald, Kathryn Thlgw V H U II
Elisabeth Turner, Sybil Boyd, Mary pen.
Mary Hlggina,
Marian
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Want, Doris Walker, Esta Banja- F.stridge, Martha Adams, DornI P jp V p i
iqtn, Charlotte Moughton, Mar thy Stewart, Dorothy Mltchall,1
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garet Bennett. Virginia Meriweth Virginia McRory, and Marguarlta
y
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er, Elisabeth Brigham, and Fran
cis Roumillat, L. E. Tew, Karlyle
Houaholder, (Frank Benjamin, John
Eleven Brail.Ian states are ac|
Mauser, Robert Wilson, Edwin lively engaged In production of
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Bentaka, and Robert Quantock. natural silk.
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Program Is Given At
‘T.iltie Little Dump.lng"—Joh
Root
"Mistress Mary"—Jane Chapceai
"Little Mils M urfetf’- J a n e Whl
ner.
“ Bobble She ft o”—Bobby Park tn
Mary Ann Galloway.
“lJttle Boy Blue- —Frank MeUe!
“I Had a Little Husband"—LB
Moore Leffter.
"Lltt e Ro-Pecp"—Shirley Moira
land.
“Llltl# Betty Blue"—Ja e^ eltrfl
Armitreng.
"O e King Cole’*—namel H ttklnc
"Three Fiddlers"—John Leonard^
Jr., Roger Crocker, and JerrM
Smith.
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"The Queen of Heart*"—D otlfi
Ann Whitner.
'I
Song. “The Wedding of Jack M
Jill"—Class.
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Routine report were r lven an-l
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June Clearance Sale
Is breaking: all summer sale records! Selling activity high*
wide and handsome!
EXTRA SPECIAL
HIGHLIGHTS
for Tuesday!
H o u r S a le
At 9 A. M. Tuesday
‘Drop Everything And Get To
Yowell’s Quick’
If you want to make real savings
on quality merchandise
Hothent Take Notice
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Men’s Fine, New Orienaa
Linen Suita
For age* 1 to 16 —
Select materials —
Print* and Solids, - while lot
Uat* — only 69c each.
Men’e Hart, Schnffner 4 Marx
Summer Suite, S O I * 7 C
now ,,»>•■•«•*•
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Best Brand
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PAGE FIVE
THE 8AKP0Kn. HERALD. SANFORD, FIX1RIDA
VKOAL NOTICE
i f CHAftLBS NOfaHAN
EW YORK, Juno #.-(*■>_
■ young /rankiln D. Rooeovelt
few York horaiwo aaalataat aactry ot tb* nary la President
M 'l “cabinet of young atari,’
war-old l i m n BracUnridgo, cl
Ihnrfeda Kentucky family, bo« Malatan t aacraUry of n r .
on* a t those young aa*B» aocrotarica la PreaUlont of
UaMod flU U a; Lbo other la Ml
a n d foe a atom crlUo of hla
r Deal, Bod a candidate for
Democratic presidential nomlIt Id aald Colonel Breckinridge
IB .’bo thought a t capturing the
(urination from ProfMant Roose
lll—that hla Plan U to r a jy oolad him voters dissatisfied with
« present Administration,
l i b does BBC ma>k b u f ln t
wvo to oppose tha New Deal, nor
i It the Drat fight, political or
horwlaa, Is which he haa baen
participant. Two v e in ago ha
inounced hla candMacy for tha
sriM* ba tha *TotutituUonai
trty" tickat In New York, but waa
lbmerged In the torrent of Dctnrratld votes.
Ia 1916 ho was tho cantor of a
i HUm I tempest when a prof te
rn alleged Breckinridge told him
resident Wilton had panned an
meliorating postscript to hla
:i**g note to tha Imperial Oaria* government ovar the LuslAccording to tha story, tha portBdript waa withdrawn when seaI ciblast momhan threatened
resign. Breckinridge denied the
h and supported Wilson for re
elect Ion.
Although • Democrat, he aupported Herbert Hoover for preal‘dost in 1028.
! Ha bsCdme legal aiNlaor to Col>>«
l»el Charles A. Lindbergh after tha
-Utter's solo flight to Paris In 1027.
(Through tha trying months after
the kidnaping of the flier’s first( h e n son Breckinridge wsa conLBtBBtly at his aide. Ha holds a pi’lot’s Ilearise of hla own.
! Uwcstod s t Princeton and liarWard Uw school, ht practiced law
vBt.Loxington, Ky., before romov't a f U New York vis Washington.
, Ho la an export foncor.
Despite tho proasuro of hla bualBoss and politics, he find, time
fay many sctlvitiai of a civic (and
’ philanthropic nature.
' Us wee born May 26, IR86. Hla
grandfather, the Rev. Robert J.
Brocklnridge. presided st tho na
tional (Republican convention which
nominated Abraham Lincoln.
S
•trtc i #r ir r u r m o j rm
TAX n n o
( M M M l Me. M l
Notice la hereby l l ’in that.
tub
itm a ti Li -a
r u i n r isx.
holder of n i l Certificate No. Ill,
m a d tha Uli Aar a( Augeat A.
I>. till, baa filed aam la mi ordee a ail haa mala apallratloa (or
a ia* deed ta ha laeaed tbareeo.
bald rarilllaala am bnna tha fatU a|* f laaarlbal property la lHa
Coabtjr or bamlaola, Scat* of
Florida, la-will
Blocks t I, T, I A I Taaaarlao. Mai Booh I P a*. IT.
Tha aaaaaoiaaat af I ha raid
property under tha aald certificate
laooad oraa la tba aama of J. E.
WAUOtlt, n , Adair.
Uai.ee aald cartUleata aball bo
radaomad according la law, tha
property daaarlbad tkarala will bo
aoM la the blahaot blddor at tba
aoort-booaa door aa tba Ural Mantey la tha month of Jsly. m l.
which la tba Itb Aar of Jafcr. m l.
tjg fd
,,h
of Jana. m l.
w)
o. r. iiEitNixii.
Clark of Circuit Caort
Bamlaola Couety, Florida.
M *ti Iti Favor
O f W a s h Suits
For Evening Wear
ly BETH H. ROBE LET
NEW YORK, Jana *— 0 P |Piftb Aroma moo’s atylUta pre
dict that tho spirit of io n m r
formal trealng wear will bo typ
ified by the tuxedo jacket and
trouser combination of washable
material.
Young mao InUraatad In tbalr
personal turnout a rt expected to
don tho a Ini la-breasted abawlcollarad taxado jackal and a
white silk shirt with silk collar.
Tha popularity to turn downcollars la
expected
to
Increate at the axpenae of the win*
typo. Either pumpe or dreaa
•hoot of potent leather will be
acceptable to complete the e rm
ine ante mbit.
The white Jacket and black
trouser effect la not tho only bow
formal development. An all black
or all mldnlght-blus tuxedo, pref
erably of tropical worsted, will ba
favored by mdny.
Most men, tha exports say, siMbit their greatest Interest In
correct town wear for tha Iuai
mer, Tha sennit straw hat, wilh
a band of solid color In dub
•tripea, haa lost none of It* popu
larity despite a growing enthusi
asm for lightweight summer
felts. It .ahould ba Included in
Wardrebk
‘STOP LANDON’ TALK GROWS LOUDER AT CLEVELAND\
BLACK LEGION ‘EXECUTIONER’
PLENTY Second band lumber
and bricks for aalo a t Dukart
Lumber Yard, Dth A Cyprvoa.
Pbono M6-W ,________ .
,
RATES
Gao 1 tibao.
FOR YOUR flower*, atmiba,
vegetables
for
lawn—TRY
SOILADE. Stanlry-Rogere Hard
*"s?v
Xw&'Zln r.*i
C e r tif ic a te No. ITST, le a s e d tH e
ELIZABETH WILSON, colored
girl, wants house work, loots
l e t B a r b f A s g s M A. D. M U h a a
Stomach ulcers, r a i 1, Box 221-A.
Ilia d a a m a . la m y o ffic e a n d h aa FREE!
m ade
e b s llc .tlo e
fa r
a
te a
paisa.
Indigestion
relieved
d e ed t e b a la a u sd I h a r a o s . S aid quickly. Get free sample doctor's EMMA LEE, colored girl, wxafa
a e r t t r i c a t a a aa b ra e aa lh a fo llo w
house work. 141X1 Oleander Are.
in g daaarltM td
p ro p e r ly
In
Iho prescription, Udga, a t Laney’s
C n e a ty o f S e m in o le /S t a te of rioc- Drug Store. •
M a. t e - w l t i
N W tl . a t N T I |
wp.
W
“
•*"w »,rt
Amortaa* at AUtntJe CHi
1Mt. lo show* at the New Yark district attorney-, artist whore
tkoul xh* Al
P - Oktertleu cats, th a a w I
U 114000 kail aa a metart. I wltnaaa after adorittlng aha reeolvi
toUMMt recently from Im aot Demand Os Hagen, fugltfvo ladi
Me extorting #141000 from Imlth. (AaeeeUiad Erase Phete)
KHAN’S SILKS WIN DERBY AGAIN
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South
o f Sac
(tango
II,
II
a s t <1 a e r a a
Tha
aaaaasm aat
of
lh a said
p r o p e r ty e a t e r th a a ald c e r tlf lr a ta
loaned w a a la th a n a m e o f C . IS.
O IN N .
’
U n le ss s a l e c e r tif ic a te s h a ll ba
re d s e m a d a c c o rd in g l a law . lh a
p r o p e r ty d e s c rib e d ih s r e ln w ill be
»„I4 lo th e h lg h a a l b id d e r a t tb a
r a u r t- h o u a a d o o r on th a f i r s t Mnnd a y In Ih n m o n th
at J u ly . 1111, _
—« = —
w h ic h la th a a th d a y e f J u ly . If IS. 8--- Automobiles.
D e le d th i s l i b d a y of fun., I f l l . _____________________
O. P . H E R N D O N .
, , „
COLORED WOMAN want* Job
doing housework of any kind.
Viola Williams, across street
from Angelo’s Store.
one egg
with bacon
toast with jelly
Silex coffee
•A—Poultry
Fryers
•on faMad ■axocutloqfp* of th« Black Ltglon. voluntarily want
Dofiring hla own attsmays, Daytsn I
tolling the totalis* atory of laslan tarreriam. A pellaaman la
Is tha witness stand In Detroit and at
at Dean (aaotar) In court. Shown an tha witness stand
shown taking handcuffs from the 1
a ntOkiBlK Who taatlflfd iho heard suit faadars plotting to kill
(right) ia Ruby Lana, relative of •
Invasdgatlan. (Aatoriatad Praia Phetao)
gharlae K Paola. (ha WPA worker vaSaao ....................
Clark at Circuit i'.,«d 1 1*2 TON DOI)(
(SEAL*/ S*ra,n,>l* Co«BiZ. riorld*.
Tractor and ar
■OTICW o r ArruciATlo.k yon 11200. Terms if
deair
I S ^ W i m ,
A Sons. 301 W. 1st BL
n ruck * llUMPMuVr *hofdar lfc!f ALL-STATE tires—Scan
Tai Carllfleala No. Ml. lasuad lha
and Sears’ quality. 1
Sr* day at Aaguat. A. n. till,
A,
haa flla* aama In my office ami O®®*W. First St.
«M wida * application for n ta*
. ..— —
*••* lo be Issued thereon. Haul 6---- S itu a tio n tVanled,
eartllteala ambraeas lh a following •
___
rolling to tha lower button, le
achieving popularity. A tropical
gslght worsted, combined with a
striped shirt and a nest bow tie,
glvee enough variety In pattern
without overdoing IL
Tho peasant linen Jacket la •
newcomer to tho summer sport
Jackot field. It Is smartest |n
single brass tad style worn with
cotton chocked slacks, a necker
chief, tlod In tho ascot manner,
and plain whit* shoos.
Tho
Informal.
Inexpensive
slacks featured now can be nad
In all patterns. Tha cotton fabric,
at close Inspection, looks reflUkrlta
ably Ilka a lightweight worsted.
*r£5ritjrfu.r. i*r
w“ite woman
»nI
‘‘V I J ' a^n Twp. i t Doath itanaa "T#
w Sli*ft. N*<» d*.;.
Tj
• , housekeeper, maid, or
children. Hava had tape
I the North and South,
reference*. 820 W. 8rd_
fie** n. S !! V S . V m,'Z w” I COLORED GIRL wanU
ii* **• *° kag. .1# acra*
I fook. maid or nurse
pcl5.*„r“ ,,i,:rm: s : ..°,rd ^ r ifJ 2 S Win. e n . Sanford Ava.
j W iS H li" u » "»” • of hi Alt III i ■— -------- . ---------
*11 kind* ce real
ATTRACTIVE downstairs apart
ment. Thren rooms, kitchen
and bath. 418 Magnolia Ava.
FIVE-ROOM apartment. 600 Palmatin Ava.
Three ot the Yeomanettea. attractive girl guides of the
Great Lake* Exposition. This view shows the vtriatlnns in
costume which the girl* have available in their uniforms lor
varying degrees ol temperatute. Ltd. Clarice Grady, ahowa
tha combination (or moderate weather; canttr. Clara l-atta,
displays tba hot weather outfit; while, Wyaette Krona, right,
models tha cold weather arrangement. Tha Eapoeition will
last (or IOO days on Cleveland's Ukafront, from June 27 to
October L
FURNISHED 5-room house. No
children. 710 P alsptto Ava.
26*—MlsceHanooo* fo r Sale.
ZIONCHECK CHECKS IN—AT ASYLUM
In tha fate of Inareaalng talk el allarta to "atop Landon." the Kansas governor's supporters claimed
enough strength ta nominal* him for tho praaldrncy en tho first ballot at tho Republican National Can*
vtntlon In Cltvtland. Evtlyn Morgan, on# of the governor'* workara. it akoiftn (top) hanging up tha L*H«
don sign at hli convantlon haadquartara. Mrs. John P. Harris (lovtar left), a Kamaa delagata. pin# tha
ymbollo tunflo*«r In tha coat tapal In a portrait of tha govarnor Juit for good luck. On th | right,
ormar Senator Gaorga H. Moui of Niw Hampahlre. apokrtrran for Col. Prank Kno*. la ahown attacks
Ing Landon far giving ''aid and comfort to lha N«w Deal.** (Aaaociatatf Praia Photoa)
mm.
rinks in iowh!
f
rtrth&Tviy jb u llk e them — - f ,
s boon approved for
} Wusoleum ko con7 of 14. Flunk Yount,
Tex, oil mllllonalro
o years ago. It will bo
« rk near itousten, Tei
■ « ■! A•
Black-Draught’s
Good Reputation
NEW YORK, Juno i_ t* > > -A
The confidence people have In'survey, disclosed here today by
Black-Draught, built up from one of tho larger life Insurance
JsaUefsctory use so many Toari, companWt, Indicate* that tha
u
_ family provider* of America a n
l la shown In Its being handed
on
another
from one generation to <
-—---- thooaiog to remain “old fash- j It must be good to base sueh
i g strong fol'owlng.
Im a n nee pro taction they t n
P Hero Is i typical reference to
I Black-Draught by s
eatlaflAJ,
UBsay.
,
11
■ “W# have used Black-Draught
for iwenty-one yean," write*
(r. Fred Richardson, of Hartskorne, OUs. "My nwthar kss
Bsod It for fifty yean- It b
bo boot medicine I know anyking about. I ta le It for sour
iteoech and oonatlpatioo. or
bboa I fool sluggish and bad.
Black-Draught ta splendid to
wgulatf tho bowels, cleansing
^ b on of waste matter, ridding . m
had sf constipation, t expect ||„
to bm it twogty-flvs more ye*n Ml
Jf If I Jin and It givos satisfaction
•
I- aa |t has always given.—Adv. *f p*
hlw>
jia u o r S to re
FULL LINE LIQUORS—'
PHONE 280
•BEERS
f
. Pa rk
FATHER KILLS FIVE AND SELF ‘BY THE CLOCK
v
ave
.
(right) leading hi* vlatariawa hen* Mahmoud aftei
»f Ingltnd'e famous Derby at Bpson Downs. I
sueeeeelve triumph of tho Ago Khan’s silks In tho
handled by Charley imlritt, turned In tho faytdet
*4 tha eleaala and paid 100 t* 6, (Associate*
Farmer Imprisoned
For iShootioir Judge
a^.’ Y r . i .
«L w ill f ile
In lb* rircalt
“ l i t Uuurt.kf
C a a rt
a W
r M
f said Court, for an efdar
-Clthgr I'm araay er a lot *( the** windbags down In cengreet arol*
•a baying. Cengrtttmtn Merlon lleneheeh ef Weehington (tele IN
hfmooif • tlgerette and resigned hlmeelf te • lunacy tact at Oalllogsr
heepltal In Waahlngtan. D. C. fallowing a keetl* day ef prankploying In tho ooplUL Police committed him ta tho asylum altar bp
tail a bag of empty beer bottias In Prerldeit RoooovsITs trtM a
(Ataaclatad Pros* Phot*)
•
F. D, R. HEARS ANTI-DICTATOR PLEA
Mughet. tho ConfoBorotp voi
le. hie 29-year-old wife, their
i (upper left). Just Ilka pN
right). "Pihaw, I'm u**d So
t* the hllohan I* fla tho Britk
TUNEFUL ‘MEDICINE* FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS
at f Uia.12rf';» *
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Deliberately leaking st ths clock end Jotting down the easel time of each death, Waller
Johnson hilled his wife. f;ur cf his lie chlieren and lilmitlf In their home ot Deytun,
Ohio. In hie grim diary el death, he caplelncd he couldn’t "tike" Ihe discord In Mo work. Tho 111*
fotod fomlly lo ohown obov* Left lo right; Horoct. IS ycor-old son who woo oporod; Johnoan, who
phot hlmsolf; Waller, It, Morlotta, 6 Eloin May. 1C. who)# Ihroolo wero cut; Wllbyr, IS, Iho oooond
ourvlvsr; Rooo Morlo. IS. ohohod to death: and Mrs Jrbnton who wso hills# with a matlots
lArea;!;’, . J P is;i P .clal
.
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MANERO WINS OPEN GOLF CUP IN DAZZLING FINISH
,
►mdrit.^imo
♦ •
%
X JY hfi
FrcahilBt I .
ogram ami s
■warn against
dapper little pro from Oreenibore. N. C, won tho United State* Open OoN A
1 ff*.1?
triumph over Harry Coopor ot SpringOsM, N. 4. Ho I
♦oi John G. Jackoen, President of the U, 9. O. A. Left to right: Cooper,
Hr*. Manors, Manors and done ta r assn. (Associated Pros* Pf>oto|
�\Max Asserts Confidence; {Azales
Says Louis *Can Be H it’*6 To
met Triples */ row*Bum
-u**. m■&
•«(,u, ***„■;- Rv i
coats Make
elve Hit* As
Italian’s Golf
, _____
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NAPANOCH, N. Y„ June A— or, "tot's to bars ccff*#;* t r “Coo-1
*
. a * _ l i f t — Whether Mix Sehmsilng licks grassman Zioochceh, ha Is whs I __ _
C n i e J d e r • 9 1 II " Jee Louis In the Y u tt* SmUan, you cmJI soma payboy, n o f"
F a lltk l
*
r V u i h ls H i A l l l l
1*> to something *Us Sfiln.
On savers! occasions, when asked
{1 1 . . I
*1 A A lU M ivfl XmAtM gn(
mnek U
serfnin •
VMlntAllflb i t Isi Ms skaMU Wa J O U f l l l
Bet #1,4*
this moth
to certain:
I Joe Loots to going to get h it
{ "Nobody has m hit Joe Loots
a n o t hard punch," the German
said today, "Kayla that’s why they
call him a aaparflghtar. Bat I will
hit him. Let ms tel, you.
“Ever since I cams hero I hate
been practicing at finding a tar*
get with my right. For two weeks
'to n burton la nil wore used.
It was Bo good. I would aim at the of boxing.
Then baek Into street clothes and 7 ^ *
IHtohlng the Ull
Jaw, but the alow would land high
up on the face or an my sparring a five-minute visit to .press head- ic€ Oatnasrllto after replacing
quarters. Here he la plessaat Padgett. Slaatoln burled the last
partner's head or shoulder.
#|g ht and two-thirds innings for
I "But I kept practicing arery enough, but will not talk fight.
A quick dash hack Into Lka th# Aiatoaa after Sparkman an.
day. Now h to different. 1 hit what
woods and you aea no more of Menry b id each had n turn on
I aim aL"
Sehmsilng proved It, too. lie flchmellng until it la Urea to box Urn hillock,
, Padgett waa ysnke-l In tha
went Into the ring with throe dif a rein.
The only occupants of the cot- eighth after the locals had knotferent sparring partners and hit
aach where and when he pleased, tare are Mschon, M rs o tto Petrtr ted the count at (-all with oae
i The Job now to to perfect hto a companion, and a German cook, nwny and hed a runner on sactoft and Max will concentrate .m who can go to town with pancakes, and base. Albritton was credited
Not even Manager Joe Jacobs, with the win.
that until he breaka camp the day
quartered with the reporters down
Sparkman
atartod for the
before the fight
“That to the important hand In tha big read, knows what goes on Asatoaa but t u pulled In the
this fight," said Trainer Max Ms- at the hours In the woods. There third with the k vee loaded, three
chon. "8« we go right to work on are reports that Machon, one of nine across the plate and one Ml.
the smartest hindlsrs of fighters Henry pitched *j but one man
I t"
1 ■ Mtchon dldnt explain why he In Europe, dally dons ring togs and walked a run acme* the
regarded ftohmellng’e toft as hto and gives Max a few pointers In platter. Slaatoln waa awarded
g * fr,t
principal wtapon against the Brown private.
Bomber, hut he certainly eft the
The two Maxes saw fouls whip
Three hits, an error and three
hupteas b n that there Is plenty of Paulinn Ilicudun and they have walka gave the 0-Mca four
room for impressment of Max'a spent hours studying films of th* markers In the third while the
| shots from the port side.
nrown Bomber's fig h t, with Max local, tallied three times In thsir
I When they arrired from Ger- n»er an! Prlmo Camera. They In- half of the same stanxa on con| many In April, both flchmcllng rn!
, Mschon Insisted Louly had a weak.
naaa and that they knew what It
, was, h at you couldn't get another
word out of them on the subject.
, TOial to between Max snd me,"
Mschon wglTM-aiy. Not even Herr
, Dlrektor Joe Jacobs knows the se
cret.
Manero I# Ready To
Tour Country; Plan#
Quick “Cash In”
ipie# In 4 Trips
s e a iw w r s ana an. s w it o t i™>
Swindell's p'ace on first to do tho
TOUitng,
Vrals'took the mound at Ihe beplnntne of llm game hut allowedflvo, kits In toss than three In
nings so he wan replaced 1 v Krider who wsa nicked for *1 hits In
the remainder of the game. V ote
waa Marked up as the losing pilch• r.
'■
V,' Brilliant and fast fielding
thrilled tha rrowd throoahout tha
game with six dotdvto nl-ya being
pul ed. Those parileinatlng In' t h *
I’nubles ware: Mslthy tn Boris;
Davie to Fltxgorald to
.
*
" Lt"" i" ” T " ---- ’l l ' "
J " ™ 1 '" h.U ‘rslnlng csmp here,, sparkle, there to a apring In hto
w“ l W l of anything but the sp- walk anil his sparring m ites say
Pf0»*hln*
fisticuffs.
Mention hto short right-handed punches
LooU Jrvd *“ " P HV<
i* ,# headaches every time they land.
Islanders Bunch I
j Bingles A? Reds
Intramural Star
Do* Ractng Killed
In New York State
By Governor*# Veto
Andersen H o mer i t
Fifth Time; Brown
r Strike# Out Eight
ALBANY, H. Y„ Juno f c Uft—Governor Lehman vetoed IV
;Hall MU designed to permit dog
racing nt P air Grounds In New
Yorit stnta because "It establishes
no srstam of regulation whxtsu-
DELAND, June A.—Tbs Day
tona Beach Islanders bunched
fire hits In two Innings
I Waa
f lr a f a n i l
R a ils
In
at
n llrK iri1
NEW TORE. Jama «—t* V 8tBI th* moat unpredictable scant
fat tho eatonder of sports, th* na
tional open golf cktMptonahlp now
feature* tha ettoatoUag story of
Anthony Mantra, a re of an Italian
gardener, whs marched to victory
a t Baltaarel with th* lowest tots!
ever mad* to a major Tt-hsl* medal
play competition.
A fter bis asm* on a high score
board, they posted 87-ttt, b U
Saturday, red whop ha walked from*
th* last green, his nerves Jerking
like a hooked fish. Bom Hbris,
last year’s champion, congratulat
ed him and said, "I juat wanted
to tell yen to gat tho dough In
the first month or you’ll never gat
C^.-ScflMaiN^.fiDPMWCMIMq
r W « IHE COMEBACK UWl j
Aad Manero to taking that ad
vice. He waa offered a guarantee j/K
to play in th* Shawnee open cham- ( j
plonahlp a t Shawnee-On-Dttowere,
starting yesterday, and he drove
there Saturday night and shot a
78 in tlib first round Sunday.
H* will leave there Tuesday
night and then go to Greenwich,
Conn, where hto wife’s parents
TO JA Y J t I
lire. Aftar that, hla Itinerary will
bo determined Ira hla offers. H a to
not tied to hto club in Greensboro,
N. C , by contract, But ha said
,
yesterday that ha will stay there
this year, a t le a st
Y h o w a n d s Of M K S m o
Manero to a slight, nervous man
to
n a w w u . h e a d it g a o M c w r « r
of 81 years, with a mustache like
a two-real eomedlan’k, waxed and
b u ic k
u r r iM iN n p o m a il o v e n r e e
potatad a t th# and*. H* ha* never
c o tw m v e ir io o K s iu c c m e a e s r M t r m t e u i i
done anything but work around a
golf coure*. He was horn In New
York's Bronx, and started caddy
ing a t th* Stamford Country Club,
fElmsfoid, N. <Y„ when he was
•boot th* height of s golf beg.
He raddled there until he was
SI, working in th* shop now and
then, polishing and wrapping
club*. Ha bat never taken a golf
lesson sad ha* an odd, Indlrldosllvtlc stale. When h* *ddre*«*» th*
ban, h# doesn’t pot th# club brad
back ef th# hat:. H# reach** well
over Ihe ball and then pulto In 1
when ha awing*.
: j Ita to a sertew tnger and a magf t nifleefnt' potter.
Perhaps th# only golfer around
Baltusrol who picked Manero to
GOSHEN. N. T„ June A - W ) 'J{J
Banfoad today holds two Flor- win was Johnny Dawson, of Chi
The i|ulck trsnsformatton fro.nlgJjJI
'!»•# Ids Btate League records—one for cago. When Um final 88 hole*
'■risk to dirt track racing la r v l
,
having plsytd the long**! game started* ha said, "Yon don’t west
ported to turn the 100-mtto sutof
'•
of tho year and tha other for hav- to count Menero out. Ho has tho
darby here June 13 into d bxlr-1torsi
bsoa log ptoyed the shortest. .
soundest potting etrok* for those
raising free-for-all.
I Past j
*52
The Lilliputian fray, according
-tea* In th# field.
Racing drivers who competed S t i ’. J ^
J ' J to. Umpire Campbell, waa pltysd
Tha green* at Baltoarol daring
Indianapolis pvsr bricks will flsjh nivOe
here Friday when tha Lookout* th* championship required a firm
into aettoo orar Goad Tima Park's L-asrebss#
, nosed home, 3 to I, ahead of the
d and a sound heart.
mils dirt track hare.
j ...
I loop-leading Ja'aiutora of DayI re Vail, manigar of Lbs 140-'
tona Beach, agree time was one
mtto ersnt, and himoeir a vstersn , **• Vvala
hour snd 18 Minutes.
of both dirt sad briekt. forecasU t caim ao'” ^
that tha rest difference (etweeni Pittsburgh
Until U st weak, tha ihortett
the two surface# will cook up ■ rh lrt’eViii
| fracas In league annals was owe
sptoy vsrtoty of action never stow^ Phiuasiphi
hour and x3 minutes, fane In Day
In tha seat before. Added to this 1Uook,J"1
tona Beech early la the season.
to the fact that none of the comam
Campbell recalled m the longest
patlng drivers has ever drive# at
gima tha taro hour and LS-minGoshen.
n*2L J*,fc
ulta combat >tagod here Sunday be
"On dirt, you're got to drive with Detroit
fore tost whan flsnford trounced
your throttle, ins tea- of tho.CJtU'.'.T!
tha Islanders, I to 1. Seventeen Inwheel." Vail explains. "A t ladUn- cattllo *
•polls, tha boys avoid rid la g their'Pausdelehl
care around th* currea N they 1,1 ***"
went to survival. Hare It wlU L«
The 8 foot 8 Inch leap of la th
Ooekxtan, 17-syar-oU Argentine
(Ktnsas City) high school junior.
equalled tho
JUNE J8D AGAINSTJOE 1CUI$J
THEDETROITBOMBED. MAX I
IS IN TOP CONDITION, AND K t o t f
SHOULD CERTAINLY PPOVE \ J
TO BE IH E TOUGHEST
Y ifc J rt
OPPOKMf loOlS HAS WCED \ v K c S
SO TOO . . .
rut
Dirt Track Makes THE STANDINGS Sanford Holds 2
Gosh
Free
jijj mseBaff League
I
Laagvlon, ft
fnrublam. Ita
f» a v i.,
*
Totals
n a n ro M D
is* 11 I t T! tha ninth aftar being hit oa the
tn » f t pitching arm In the eighth with
! { I ' a hard hit ball from Dldrtokson'i
I i II t b a t Fralick retired three DaUnd
! ! 1 , batters In the ninth In erder.
J i l t
McMullen,
starting DeLaad
J * J J burlsr, who limited the Iilsadora
l S ! I Is four kite up to the sixth, weakf j | • sued and waa relieved by Jake
J J , , Bunch, who held Ute 'islanders
---------- — hlttoas for the remainder of tha
I t t l »T t t .oagtoat McMullen walked only
two man. struck out three aa did
t u ese iso—I Bunch. Manager Arnold Anderim ms s«o—i son increased hto homo run total
r e s f f rTts- ■^
" « Jto g ons over right
•«*.
I field fence In tho sixth. ,
Harr, Matr«1 1 Daytona Beach 000 Oil 000— t
iksea I. Fite- DaUnd
011' 000 000-1
*•
sh h n a—ah h o a
* gfugerota. ToUto U t i t O-aO 3 17 II
. Cl“ )i y , w n M? 'k* smartaet albBariai let## at Mlchlgin 8tata College,
hMM* a cheek-up of grade* showed.
J m I. Swimmer* are itaadouta In scholarj 'i r l - skip among freshmen of brawn.
DELAND,
June
A—David
Lang of Bk* Ooud has bean
chosen this - year’s outstanding
' Intramural a l hist a n t fltstaort
University. A Junior, young Lang
starred In basketball, touch foot
ball, dlamondbell, handball- and
volley bal>.
LOUIS WORK# OUT
LAKEWOOD. N- J* June Vi
deo Louis boxed sight rounds b a n
yesterday afternoon before 3000
spectators In tha mast Impressive
workout store ho began training for
hto coming boat with Max Behindlng of Oarmany In tha Yankee
etadlum June ISThey took the wraps off J m and
he cuffed fire epermits* unmerrH
fully, although he scored no knockdowns, Thsm was a cash and alp
to hto work that had been cooJack Torrance, national sbassplan end world record bolder tn
th* shot-pot, h also th* aoutiMim
shot put. dtoaua, SA pound weight
throw and tk-pound himiuar threw
MP"Tto of wood last
totaled 117477 metric tons
and about tlOMAOO asm pa red with
a and W .N0 to 1884.
"
vV.V r”~ *1?
Mi> S
H
In any person for tha pur
of rood acting dog raring. In
opinion tho MU to unsound."
The measure, approred by
legtolalSra In Ita •dating h
Inst month sued fled that
only -penalty far tha maline
recovery of the wagered money."
Opnonents 'and proponents of
tho hill appeared before Gover
nor Lehman at n fcnhlto hearing
earlier this week.
Scientist Seeking
Watermelon With
Thin, Tough Rind
In b c ^ )aagV—aa well as
Yestertlay’a Result#
ha
NATIOI AL
By Tito Associated'!
■hasta^to, (leading 1
to t toT * Trilt-prooP
�Sanford la Th* Only C ew tnt'
Florida City Affording Rail, HlffcOT
. And W a ta franaporUlioo
A N IND EPEN DENT D A IL T
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Short B allot Eighty-Eight Graduated Travel Modes
A t Seminole Exe rcises Are Advanced
Faces Voters
Lehmann Urges Progressiveness As Means
On June 23rd
Of Repaying Money Spent On
EatabUnhad In 1908
IAT, JUNE 9, 1936
SOUTH CHINA ARMY MARCHES TO WAR ON JAPAN
S ta te B o ard
WU1 Meet To
Decide Winner
Educational Activities
Seminole County voter*.
tfronied on June 2 with
ballot one yard lone and
containing
approximatelyGirl graduate# were clod In
160 name*, rrrav breathe white gown*, and each carried *
easier today while contem bouquet of Talisman root*, the
plating the second primary d u o flower. Boyo wore blue.
Fallowing are the apodal award*
on June 23 when lens than which
presented:
26 eandktatea will appear on DARwere
cltlienahfp medal. Charthe ticket
lotto Mooghtoni fS prlia given by
r
Mr*. J a il, Tikach for best report
on chapsl progrtm. won by Beryl
U If**! Notion*!.Society of Colo
nial Daughter* Of America medsl
for b e t assay on patriotic toV
ioet, won by Albnrt ritU.
Elwyn Squires, on outstand
ing athlete, won both the Peter
SrhAt trophy a t th# boot all.
team player and tho Jodre Sharon
trophy for h ltla f been elected
a t tho b e t football linem an of
the year.
Other awardi: honor students
for foar year* of Kish school,
Dorothy C a n e , Charlotte Meoghtoa, lEOU Benjamin, Margo trite
Bennett, Elltabeth Brigham. Fsnnto Bigger* and Frank -Benjamin.
Clifford GoatayUon^and Jerry
Senkarlk received aptA il agricul
tural dlplomaa while Cart Sodtrblom won a certificate for haring
completed the four-year com
mercial rourre.
Alf graduate w en grouped on
the aUge of the auditorium.
With AH But S ix
Count i e a Report
ing: Officially, Fred
Cone Leads Hodges
ty Votes To Employ
Full-Time Aviator
At Sanford Airport;
M. Smith Is Named
Lake City Banker
Starts 2 n d Fight
Sanford waa striding today to
ward * new era la transportation
following tho Monday night docitioa by the City Cwnmlsaion to
employ a full-time operator *t mu
nicipal airport.
Marvin Smith of Kielmtnoo waa
choeen for tho Job ot *25 par
month, and tho contract itlpolatoo
Sholtz Orders Inves
tigation Of Votes
Castln Levy County
NANKING
dent Instruction and other rkv•nue producing meana. Becauee * “flying business"
moat bo oaUbllahed hero, tho Commission hollered It advisable to
offer a email monthly e u h compenaotlon *1 an Inducement for a
competent airman to boat In San-
Meanwhile, the aaphmnU to
be Ina true ted to draw up Smith**
pab'lc office#—both county and
contract which, among other
state—who are In tho runoff,
thing*, require* that ha aery Ire
quietly wont about laying plana
landing llghta at Iha field, main
fer their aecond and moat Impor
tain an air-worthy plane at the
tant campaign of tho election
municipal airport, provide a li
year.
cenced tnnaport pilot and chargo
no landing fee to vlilting chips.
ft Had not been determined to
day whether or not public speakAuthorised to serve on the m iniclpal. aviation committee are:
Ing rallies will bo bold hero by
R. B. Wight, chairman; 0. W.
County Candida ton. A mooting of
Ovetch, Voile A. William* and R.
tho office look er* ocbedulrd In
J. Reel.
tho near future to determine
At tha request of fir* Chief
wh*t co u n t to purtuo.
Cleveland and Police Chief Wil
P*rbopo tho meet lnterrat In
liam*, tha City governing body
i ft**1, n ' “ wfll bo eshlbltod In
voted a two-weeks* snmmer vaca
th* battle for aberlff whore C. V tTftO TT, ‘Juno 9.—(AT—SI*
water ranks with the best In th* tion for each member of each de
J*- I*»nd, a former aberlff, beat-1D’*n' * « aso l of Bloch Legion night state, the City Com mlaalon'more partment. An eitre man to work
J. P. M ade Hand, the locum-,rid,n* *eHvltle*. were ordered held or loos frowns on th* prospects for tan week* will he employed a*
|\T«* b r e t vote*. Seven men J S j ,or W*1
, '*?***• «f of (ponding something Ilk* $11,. ■ aiAitltuta In the fire department.
or* In the first primary
ll
,n d tonfining" Robert 000 to further soften It thro* units Police prtdnbly will double-up on
I KcCItlland and Hand, drawing1PK U?d* * ,u # l work*r "ho WM
— per gallon.
their patrol* ha'f of tha time end
•
•JJS1 “ d * * ,WM*
5 * ™ P , After an extensive discussion employ a subatltuta tha remainder.
Approval waa written on a claim
■round th* commlailon table last
night, th* body decided to table— of Mr*. Rhode B. Ewing who attemporarily, at least—an offer to l*god that M In damage* .waa
sustain#*) 1* window and fra ms of
Install a water softener.
.
. ,
,,
,
Mayor Shlnholsar pointed out hor homo during a fir* which oc
0I d*r , . , Cd th*t * ■ * » * » • » ! » 1* M unite curred while the City held custody
M i attending meetings." But ho hard while that of Jacksonville U of tho resldsnc*.
saw It* waa net flogged.
i* Zmro Is consldarod Mrfact softTho City temporarily delayed
Fredarisk A. Gulley, Identified
^
1
(CaallawC w h s a Viva)
*5* mJJ! Wiho S ’#
In Indicating th* Inadvlaabillty
Mm Into Ui* aotarnoblte In which 0f purchasing a softanar, Uta mayfurther atreaaad tho fact that
tt^ a ^ Iu a ^ n
* f t* I ,* * " y „ on water which la too aoft has a tenu ^ i « i"
k i c y to dmtroy mains and pip**.
Und waa laahad with a black snake
n * ^ f u tin g plant whose In.
atsJLlatlon bar* was proposed would
Th# order bolding Dayton Doan, havo rod*cal th* Kanaw a* of lo
ro ttfeased Black Legion "trigger cal water but by thro* units, It CLEVELAND, June 9.—Every
Indication polnta
to Florid*'*
man" and hla 11 eo-dafendant* for wss said a t th# meeting,
trial In tit* Pool* exaeutlon, rasas
Following several comments on "stealing th* show" at Cleveland'*
yostarday after two hours of argu- th* pro*pacta of making certain Great Lake* Exposition. Just as
mask In which th* defense held mechanical changes at tha Sanford ah# did at A Century of Progress
Uwt th* at*I* had not llnhod nil tho wntor plant, th* governing body In Chicago. Working day and night
gra*p with th* abduction or sub- agre*d to visit it and obtain first- on 14 hour shifts, artisans and
a a q r a t slaying of tho young WPA band information on th* problem Itboren havo boon working fever
ishly to pat th* Florida exhibit
before taking definite action.
In shape for tha opening Mheduted
Both Attorney General David *
for Juno tT.
H. Crowley snd Pr osecutor DunOfficial* oatlmato on attendance
ran C KcCrea contended th# rri-i
of oovorn) millions as tha exposi
tion win draw from th* thickly
populated area* of Ohio, New
In
York, HicMfsB, Illinois and Can-
Six Men Accusej City Sets Aside
Of Night Riding Offer To Obtain
Are To Be Tried Water_Softenei
Witness ‘Testifies To Commission Decide
Being Seized By A
Too iGres
Masked Men Gang! ^ or Sm0ll Result
E a st
C h in a
HUNA
Sea
and
Palm
Beach
count!**
and tabulated In the office of
Secretary of Stala Gray, Urn
LAI YANG
stain board will meat to doelat*
the result.
kYUNCHING
The A*aoclate<l Preea tabula
tion of official can real figure*
In al counties gave an odg* of
.1111 votes to Fred P. Cone, t*k#
City banker, over W. C. Hodges.
Tha tola1# ware:
Cone, 4M3P}
Hodgea, 4B.47T; PotUway, Mr>
719.
Cone opened headquarter* for
the second campaign and plaonad
a statewide radio hookup tonlfht.
Th* au to canvassing board
MILES
muat officially declaim th* winner
of aecond place. Secretary OreF
The "salvation army" of Canton (South) Chinese government marched northward after an Inde- who la a member ot th* M W .
pedent declaration of war aganlat Japan. This picture (lop) abowo typical aouthern Nationa'Ut said he bad beard of no ruirfOW*
troop* • • tha march. Tbs may Jbalow) shown territory kata which tha aouthern armies warp reported
t# have driven In what fa believed U be kn attem pt to farce th* Nanking (North)*gavoAminh- ty
Join Canton In a w ar against "Japanese ergres Mon." Th* Domel (Japan***) new* agency Mid started today but th* clo**n***W
troopa had occupied Chlyang, Yunchlng, Llngllng, and other town* and were advancing on tit* major th* ballot caused delay la t* M
UUIcborough started
counties,
cities of llrngyang and Ldlyang, In th* Hunan province. (AP Photos).
tha absanta* voting.
, '
Grey said It fa up to lb* m m ty commissioners to prepare •
ballot now or await the canvire»
Ing
board’s
announcement.
Hodge* said he will abide by th#
board's decision.
8holts sent a telegram to State
Attorney J, C- Adkln* of Coin**,
Ok* Nordgren’a story reads rill* saying; “ You ate expected
CONVENTION HALL. CLEVE
Ilk* tha Horatio Algsr noval* to us* every power of your offfau
LAND, June 9.—W l - I n a per
of the home town boy who mad* to th* end that fair and honset
functory aeatlon which brought
good elsewhere.
election result* are returned ta
non* of the party strife to the
Eleewhere In this rase wai
Levy county wbero Cbunty Judge
•urfaeo, the Republican conven
Washington, D, C., and to b*
more
sptelflc, th* Corcoran 8*1* complained by telegram of
tion opened today amidst a proIrregularities and requested as
School of Art.
fuafan of Landon sunflowers.
sistance.”
Nnnlgren,
for
a
long
tlm#
a
The commlltess on platform
resident of flan ford, was gradu
and other question* war* set up
ated by th* W at high achool. In
and member# were eallod to
terested In painting, he followed
tha trail of tha **«el and brush
meet In an endeavor to reconcile
to notional recognition by win
behind dosed doors, If necessary,
ning th* Corcoran first prise of
many dispute* . under way.
$300 for Ih* best portrait on ex
Under th# forceful and diplo
hibition In the school.
matic guidtag of Chairman Htnry
Union service* will begin si tiro
Beyond tho cash prlt*—and
P. Fletcher, routine m ature were
probably of more vqtuo—U th# First Baptist Church on Jttly L
dispatched In 1**# than an hour
according to n decision rsatbod
national pre*tig* and recognition
Rom* delegate* and many holder*
today by tha Sanford Ministerial
whlrh
Ih*
former
Ranfordlt*
will
of gallery ticket* did not even
Association.
be
accorded
through
hla
achieve
show up. »
Dolly vacation THbl# School dfament.
John M. Hamilton, manager for
After leaving Sanford, Non)- cuaaion will b* on# of th* foakuno
gran lived for soma time In Bos of tbo first masting.
Other union aorvlco* sebodufad
ton which ha left to enroll In th*
by tho association follow
Corcoran school.
July 12. Christian Church, with
The local youth'* work was
surrounded by ample competition Captain P. .8. Feran preaching I
which Included many places of July 19, Congregational Q n n h ,
with tha Rev. Martin B rea,
Country Club art In Uto following riaaaoat porpreaching; July I t . Eplasopol
Church, with tha Rav. & D.
Brownlee preaching:
Ang. 2,
Method let Church, with tha Bov.
A. U. Cofa prunchlngt Aug. I t ,
Baptist Church, open: Ang. 22,
Christian Church, with tho Bow,
Partly cloudy, possibly scatJ. B. Root preaching} Aug. W,
later la tha day w o n canal(farad fared shower* fat north portion
Congregational Church, is r whfah
Gteut
cypress
trees
of
Samitonight
and
Wednesday
and
in
mare Important fa r tha ultimate
th* Christian Church urlll aam*
note
County
will
bo
among
tb*
osteoma than th* opening session south portion Wodnooday. North
Itself, If dtrisijpw on whom to west Florida! portly cloudy to Illustrations being prepared far
support wore ' re sc hod. Sonster night. scattered thunders howsrs tbs cover of th* State Road De LOCAL W EATHER
partment's new mop of Florida.
Frederick Stotwor, Oregon, was
Ralph Bagwell, secretary of th*
straw an ovation whoa l a urm*
O. Pi Hamden, eterk of tbo (temtaote County Chamber of
Remind* County Circuit Court, Commerce, today was preparing
will bo thtef speaker tonight at to forwad th* latest pictures of
tho Junior Chamber of Common* tho hare tres* to tha H. and
dinner la th* Msyfklr Hotel at W. & Draw Company *f Jackson
7:10 o’clask, Th* address la on* ville, contractor* for map print
of aaverfl sehqjfatiod fay Jaycoos ing.
Geological estimate*
record
1WTOOW D U
featuring dutten of County o tth
that th* 8*mtnote cypresses ore
rers.
C-JfDL
more than U0A year* aid.
IRD JUNCTION, Wl...
Any person desiring additional
Pollre today, wars teesatigatteg
an open door fated this morning Information of th* tree* should
contact Mr. Bagwell a t tbo
t "uN e
r ~K W A N G S!
.CANTON,
S U S S k t .ja^a’SH
Sanford Painter
G. 0 . P. Convention
Florida Exhibit Is Is Called To Order
Accorded Praise
Expected To Steal 'Amid Sunflowers
And Prize For Art
Show At Cleveland
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
sw Bankruptcy BiU.ahou tat# p#ei*>s body; rX
Italian Count Is
S e e n In London
Milk Made Suit
LONDON, Juno 9.—Count Dlno
-------Daria, Black U p m officer from Ornndl, the Italian Amhnosador
ASHINOTON. June
whom D a u said ha task order*; to Grant Britain, la watting
new nraaldrel bankruptcy | E™ te 0t tm . Urban Llppa, Paul about London dressed In m itt. Ha
l i wearing * «ult modo a t th*
rsasntethr* Wilcox of Florida, **V), GiH- I ^ ^ ^ jtataJng" Tbmnai synthetic woolen product called
"Unite],“ development of which
Italy has pushed to holy combat
LaaguO of Nations as net fan*
agofast bar.
Lanital, s* Grand! ti explaining
to hla ooDeaguea In th# diplomat
ic eorpe, fa mad# from waste
milk. From 170 pints a t mitt,
batter fa first extracted, and th*
m M s i products seven pounds ot
lin ita! whan property treated
l l f f i f r '- From tkfa rest■ p B w t s n yard* a t cloth may
jr* n
r - "•
c e -rS . js s iiiis :
Florida annually draws a large
tourist trad* from this territory
and It fa baileead that th* Florida
Exhibit at Clavaland this sommar
will result In directing thousand*
of tourist* to th* state next fall
ta d winter.
Florida has boon favored with
on* of th* choicest locations on
th* oxpoolttow grounds white mid
west new*pa p e n havo been gen
erous with publicity concerning the
Baptist Church Is
Chosen For Start
Of Union Services
Seminole Cypresses
Will Appear On Map
City
Ready
$6189 < fa l
The
ctiy
gem
Third Street, (ttted VlUfams mid
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ml game* ha « u rofaatad by
Bapforrl Baaabill Aawmlatb*
was ralaasad hack le ARaer,
New York Club then t'ok th*
to th* boMball court but, I*
rtod areer»1 day* ago, Jr dr*
them ruled that Lake m i
ford** nropartr and that 0m P ' l W
has* price af 1200 pita a player
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pitcher to Bcanton fat. USA.
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State Ulnae, eet th*Oonthrap pet
tha Rilata •'iwn with ala hiu.
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th* St. Auri-.tln# nine* left the
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hlta and two rnna. Medler flniehed
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give the G-Men two rune In tne
eighth. The Silnta tame fta«l|>n
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yet Unlay when the Beet copped* a
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and Rubella* collecting thnw each
o ff hi# daileaty.
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F r a ils A n d V t p U b h n H u n A n y
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
VOLUM E X X V
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , 8 A T U R D A Y , J U N E 6, 1936
NUM BER
1908
191
A irp ort W ill" BANKHEAD TAKES UP THE GAVEL {Chinese G ird | F red C on e’s Lead
For W ar Upon Cut To 366 V otes
InSecon d Primary Be Lighted In
2 More Weeks
The Japanese
Over W. C. Hodges
By 5 V ote Margin
Sanford Is To Be On
Regular Route Be
Official Count Gives Gets Into Run-Off
tween Coasts When
!Edge O v e r Fox,
0 n Official Count
Lights Are All IA
In Second Commis
sioner D i s t r i c t .
Installation of lights at San
p t h er
Positions
Are Unchanged
Some Totals Altered
By Absentee Votes
Counted By Board
M F , A . D y s o n g oes into th e
W E on d p r im a ry on June 2 3 (
t o con test w ith O tto S c h m c h l,
f o r the S e c o n d D istrict s c a t
on
the S e m in o le
C ou n ty i
B oa rd o f C om m i-sion er*. re-|
placing Jno. E . F ox in *ec-|
on d place w h en the ca n v a ss
in g board comnnietet
p leted the o f
fic ia l c o u n t Frida;y a ft e r -
ford Municipal Airport will be
completed within a couple of
weeks. It was stated todsy by W.
S. Earle, WPA
engineer, ■
>Sanford will then be on the regu
lar sir line between the Atlantic
and Gulf coast*.
A cfew of 20 men, under Sir.
Earl* and the WPA’s special en
gineer on lighting, is enraged at
the field putting in the boundary!
and obstruction lamps, the local
engineer reports, end excellent
progress Is heing
mad*. The
Job may be completed under two
weeks, ha said, if there is not,
further Interruption by Inclement*
weather. Tall trees across the
railroad tracks from the field and
which might cause haiards, are
also being removed.
Mr. Earl* said that the light
F. A. Dyson (above) gained five
vote* over Jno. E. Fox on the of ing system being installed by
ficial canvas* o f ths returns from the government is moat modern
Tuesday's primary and gw* into and complete. Every obstruction
tha second primary on June -23. will be marked and the entire
Unofficial returns gave Mr. Fox field will be outlined with whit*
and colored lamps. The Geld, to
a lead of one vota.
gether with the lighting, will be
maintained by the City which
will pay for electric current used.
A reply from Msrvln Smith,
Kissimmee aviator, who recently
submitted to the City Commis
sion a bid to lease the airport. Is
expected at Monday avenlng's
meeting of the Commission. The
Commission submitted a counter
proposal to Smith’s plan o f an
outright leas* for flee years.
On the face of unofficial
turne, Ur. Fox led Mr. Dyron by
one vote, but the official canvass
er* found five rotas for Mr. Dy
son In tha Forest City precinct
which had not been recorded in
the unofficial report, and three
absentee ballots wars marked for
him, Mr. Fox gained two votes
on tha count of absentee bal
lots.
Tha final and official count of
tha vyts In the Second Commis
sioner District gives Mr. Dyson
481 votes, Mr. Fox 417.
While tha official
eanvaaa
changed tha totatls in a number Ballots Of Absentee
of Instance*, due to tha counting
Voters Tabulated,
of absentee ballots sent In by
mail and'opened by the canvass
Returns Certified
lag board, tha change has no ef
fact on Ike results of tha first
Official count of tha Seminole
v y h u r wtth-Oia-weeaptlen-el ■County -vote to
h fltext Tiendtr'i pt+Jko contest between' Mr.- Dyson m*ry was completed ypsteriay by
Mr. Fox In the Second Dts tha canvassing board, and returns
were certified to the secrstsry of
trlct
,
•
<Hto Schmehl, high man among stats todsy by W. J. Thigpen, sutha nine who were candidates for pervlsor of regUtratlon. Ballots
County Commissioner from the of sbsrntre voters were opened by
the offoclsl board and added to
Second District, to succeed fohn the total*. The official count i.f
Meisch. Sr., chairman of the the vote cast In this County la as
board and who was not a candi follows:
date for re-e'ection, gained sight
For stats senator, S7th ssna
votes on the official count,-J, J.
to rial district: W. R. Dupree
v
Cates gained one, J. R. Lylea
1,352; J. J. Parrish 1,193.
gained one and Peter Thurston
For representative, slat* legis
'gained three, but tha official
lature, group No. 1: E. E, Brady
count of the vote for other can
1,023; H. J. Lehman 1,449.
didate* in that race was tha ham*
For repreaentetive, state tegtaaa unofficially reported.
lature, group No. 1: Gordon Bar.
Ia tha sheriff* race, former nett IJM9; A. G. Wagner 1.249]
Sheriff C. hi. Hand gained four Harry E. Wing 198.
votes and Sheriff J. F, McClel * For clerk of the circuit court:
land gained six on tha official O. P. Herndon 1,971; W. L. Mor
gan 1,534.
.Stale Senator J. J, Parrish
For tax collector: Jno. D. Jingained 11 and W. R. Dupree, hi* kina 1390; W. E. Watson 1.389.
opponent, gained on* vote. For
For tax assessor: 0. L. B'adso*
the State Legislature, B. J. Leh 431; Sanford F. Doudney 2,0tl7;
man, the nomlnae in Group I, B. E. Squires 321; J. II. Truluck
gAlnad 11 n&d E. EL Brady gained M U
four votes, la Group J, Gordon
For county Judge: Sidney J.
Barnett, tha nominee, gained nine,
Nix U l; G. W. Spencer 1,172]
A. 0 , Wagner gained four and
R. W. War* 1,567.
Harry E. Wing gained on* vote.
For county Rfwoecutlng attor
The official ceunt added 14
vote* to tha total reoahred by O. ney: Ereaet F. Houaholdrr 1346;
Herndon, ra-anmlpated for John 0. Leonardy 460; W. Her
m * of courts, and added three bert Messer 1,029; Samuel A. 11.
vote* to W. L. Morgan's total. Wilkinson 74L
For sheriff: Pasi 0. Bigger*
Jno. D Jlnktna. rsbomiaated for
tax collector, gained u and W. 437; C. M. Hand 971; J. U Lee
I . Watson, hi* opponent, gained 230; J. P. McClelland 13; Ed.
thro* votes. R. W. Ware, Ugk Malack 433; B. J. Overstreet 364;
| Lewis A. Tale 407.
nun In tha contest for to
For eupervtser af registration:
Judge, gained sight votes while
O. W. Spenser, next Ugh, lost pevid K. McNab LU7; W. J.
Toor by the official m n aw . The Thigpen 2,177.
For
costaty
commissioner,
third candidate, 8. J. Nig; galnad
few . E. P. Housboldar, Ugh In district No. 1; C ku . Dona 1.074;
M. C. Cinder 341; Beaten Bleat*
943; D. L. Thrmaber
For
coentg
commissioner,
district No. t i J. 1. Gates 420l
) MARITIME NEWS
*—
~—
Victor Check 132; J. D. Dsrisen
Froth the Port of Caotnl Pier- 423; P. A. Dyson 433; Jee. K.
Pox 477; J. R. Lytee 343; Res
* at Sanford.
Packard 170i Otto BcbmehJ 704;
Compiled daily'by lb*
Petsr Thurston 4IL
Chamber of *
For
county
commissioner,
arrivals sod
St Johns River.
dUtrist No It W. a Ballard *44)
4L 1913.
W. V. Dunn 414; Ray L HowsD
Rosa L. Horaphrey IM ; C.
I> Searcy 733; Forest B. Bte
Official Canvass
Of Votes Cast In
Seminole County
G e n e r a lis s im o
A b l e
Official Count Will
To Throw Half Mil Leading
F.lpridaa
Be Required To De
lion Men In Field
Race For Governor
termine Petteway’s
If J a p a n Strikes
Opponent
In Runoff
IRf Tli* A»*terl«l*4
China, for- ISn y-ars a sprawl
lng giant whose body was the hat
tleground o f trade rivalries of
world powers, today *»■ getting
to Its feet end girding for war.
Japanese obsej-ers were watching
with undisguised anxirty General
issimo Chlang Kai Shek's efforts
to strengthen his military machine
Chlang wes reporte-l as ahle to
throw an army of half a mll'lnn
! or more men Into the field. CanI ton troop* were reported moving
|north to fight the Japanese. For
etgn observers said China would
I fight If Japan g o e s south of the
I Yellow iRIver. Canton 'esders re| iterated today that South China
|wants armed n-si.lanc* against
| Japan, but they "aid the Nsn. ,„
.
king government ruled by Chlang
Speaker William B. Bankhead * f Alabama is shown wielding, the >
^
f|r, j n,„VP
gavel on the rostrum in the House of H* pie.entativea shortly after
General Chen Chitanr, com
his election to ft'I the vacancy caused by tin sudden death of Joseph mander of Kwangtung province
troop*, said ‘‘the people here want
W. Uyrns of Tennessee. (AP Photo)
anti-Japanese resistance, t and the
Kwangtung army will attempt to
fulfill their desire " III* statement
and those of other southern lead
ers were considered as sisuranees
against the possibility of chi)
war In China.
Thousands Of Men
Out On Strike In
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Nations Of World
A marriage license was Issued
today to
Howard It. Hunt, 22,
ami Helen Slack, 21. both of
Oviedo.
To Declare Martial l-*w
CANTON.
June 4. — Martial
law will be declared In Canton
and throughout Kwangtung and
Kwangal
proylncrs,
probably
Legislation
Offered
In France In Hope during this weekend, Chinese
O f Ending Walkout,
“I X * .........-
I l!»hed, price* Rerf rising and
The weather:
I’arlly cloudy
! W l y TWon.
million 'T r e n c h ' »h*
‘)eclln«l to a
tonight
and
Sunday, possibly
workers were on strike todsy
!I
scattered showers In extreme
bile the new socialist govern SO cents In Hongkong (British
south portlun. Extreme northwest
mmt offered legislation designed crown colony) currency.
Florid.
generaHy f.lfc ^
^ " ^ k r a
•ml Sunday.
In Spain, unions of farmers
and Industrial workers Joined a
_
i m
Oviedo High School last night
Sunday’s tides: High at 9:43 strike movement which xlr*»4y y y A g U D G n C Q l O O f l Y
graduated the largest c’ass ln Its A. M. and 10:1)5 P. M , low at
history. Diplomas were present 3:34 A. M. and 3:24 I*. M ; Monworkers. One fascist wa» killed
ed to 15 boys and girls ny R. F. 'Isy’a tides: High at 10:27 A. M. _„ta O
__ 111*
Seville.
Cooper, principal of the school, and 10:10 I*. M , low at 4:10 A.
The Belgian government was
DALLAS. Texas. June U .-W ) while Superintendent T. W. le j - M. and 4:10 l>. M
taking
steps
agninat “ f o l d e d Legendary
_______
_____ its factual an
Texas,
ton presented awards and prlxes
_
arm
."
striker*
developing
In
B*l-|
" f 400 yearn quilted
to five members of the elais. The
The grand jury mado Its final gium and warned strikeri
together um|tr „,x
opened a
Rev. Martin Dram, reefer of Holy
report to Judge Millard B. Smith! uccupy harbor
works factories
qqq 0Wj cenlennlsl
birthday
Cro,‘ Ctlurth ln Senford. delivered in Circuit Court yesterday after-! The strike rone Is thus far con-|
today—to the order of fresh
the address, and short talk* were
made by Fred William*, cbx'rmsn, nuin and wa* discharged. Court fined to Antwerp and shipping palni
and L. iR Jordan, member of the recessed to Monday, June 29, Troops patented there,
Rushed to completion by hurrlrd
County Board of Education, and when a petit Jury will be lm-1 1„ the United State* wage In effort* of 15,000 worker* on
by L II. Gore, George Jakubcln panelled and tb* trial‘ of criminal. creases ami union recognition’ round-the-clock shifts, the 200
dominated Issue, at slake In , crti 0y mbhray, attractions, hisand R. F. King, school trustee!. and civil casea begun.
widespread
strikes
Involving; totie g|Mj rommercls) exhibits and
The special prises and awards
Ths firs department made a thousands of workers. In the amusement spots of the exposition
were given to Dorothy Lea for fit.........Remington
...........................
Isanshlp, presented by the D. A. R.: i run today noon,' but there w a s ........
East,. the
Rand striko looked like a freshly laundered
to Minnla King for attendance, no fire. When tho noon whistle’ was In Its second week with more shirt.
presented by the Oviedo High st the Zachry Vrncer Campany’s , than 4.Q00 workers out In sir
Unlocking th* main gats with a
School, to Helen Slack for !m plant waa blown .at noon tho] plants. In the Middlewaat a ston* $50,000 Jeweled key started the
provrment. presented by tho Wom whittle blew o ff and someone, anil egg barrage accompanied th# esposltion. Secretary of Commerce
an's Club, to Anna Cadar (or faith thinking there was a fire, turned. reopening of the Canton, Ohio, Daniel C. Roper, official gorvernfulness, also presented by Ihe In an nlarm.
| stumping anil Enameling Com- ment representative, and Guv.
Wnman'a Club, and to Ellxahsth
--------| puny's plnnt Idle since Apr. 30. ..........
............
.........................
James V.
Allred
arrived at th*
Mlkfcr for making tha highest
Additional “ work sheet*'’ have Another big strike Involved tha gateway at noon, leading a tSreemark In English, presented jy the becn filed with County Agent Wheeling Steel
Company
at mil* long procession.
P.-T. A.
C. R. Dawson by Seminole Coun Portsmouth. Ohio.
I Governor Allred turned the
Those graduating from tb* ty grower* who desire to partic
Newark, N. J., drivers aban-l Jeweled key and Roper swung
Oviedo High .School are Pats Au- ipate In benefits of the Soil Con- luned their milk wagons. T w en t/'fh s gits with a dedicatory niei
lln, Minnie King, Elisabeth Gore. serration Act. Th* act will not thousand silk workers struck at sagr which girdled the globe
Helen S ack. Willi* Gay Bole*, be put Into operation In this i I’nterson, N. J.
try telegraph, cable and radio, re
Naomi MrCulley, Roy Ctonta, section until
turned to tb* exposition grounds
September,
Mr.
----Dorothy Lee. Boneada Woods, Dawson said, hot growers should
and set up on electrical impulse
French Premier Acts
Sparks Lee l.lngo, Anna Cedar, not wait until then to file.
switch which tripped a large pair
PARIS,
June
L
W
)
—Leon
Evelyn Bond, Elisabeth Mlkler
nium, France’s socialist premier, of scissor* balanced against rib
Ladle Gore and Olg. Jakubcln.
Rufus Johnson and Jim Dlrit- went before parliament today bon* strung across the entrance.
Largest Class
Graduates From
* Oviedo School
T e x a s Centennial
Jfl LltV O f DulItlS
Junior High School
Ib To Promote 154
Graduation ex#rel**a wilt he
eewdeeted at the Senford Junior
High School next Monday mornb f at 10 o'clock and diplomas
krill he presented to 134 boys end
girls who wtU enter Ugh school
next fall. In th* senior class are
79 girls and 75 boy*.
City Attorney Fred R. Wilson
urtQ dtllvtr the addraee to th*
graduates. Tha school orchestra
wIU play both before end after
the program, th* Ray. E. D- Brown
ie*, D. D.. wHl conduct the «*wotloss Is.-Janice Moss will play *
piano solo, Robert McChn will
give e violin solo, Kent Roeaettcr
wUl read a poem, fluiwriutendent
T. W. Lawton wHl make a few remarks. and Principal IL E. Murria wHl present the dlplweaa.
Th* ties* motto I* “ Finish What
Tea Attempt."
■PUDS COSTING MORN
J*U* •c-Th*
•on.
negroes.
pleaded
“ not with a program Intended to satguilty” to chargee of murder, I’ fy labor’s demands to reviv* Officials In Black
whejt arralnged before Judge M. Ixulnees and to relieve th* farmLegion To Be Ousted
B. firmlth *(a Circuit
~
Court Friday *r. H# announced e foreign
afternoon, and th# Court *p- policy of near# for ill Europe
DETROIT, June 3,-OfflcUI
pointed 8, J. Nix to represent through collective security,
the former and B. A. B. Wilkin-1 Th# ministerial declaration told Michigan astonished that mem
Bleak Legion„ have
sen to represent th* latter when parltment Ms strongly socialistic bers of th*
.
their case* are called for trial cabinet “ In full eo-operatlon with **»" found **
P**rolu Pu*
on June 29. Johnson la accused you m b s to revive French econ° “*t ,u
of having shot Sidney Lanier, an-|omy, wipe nut unemployment, In- tll1- countF
etet*. smployoes
other negro, to death, and Dick-1creaa# purchasing power and to « ho“ B*m##
,,nk*d
•on Is accnsad of haying clubbed provide a llttlt weB-baing and
lh* nlfh^ridteg cult,
rhsris. Farmer, negro, to death. I severity for titoe* who by their
,n
dUrol‘ f ' ,° f
Both
crimes -----werecommitted, labor m ate th* 'met wealth."
nnfi. —<—
•«»•»
U«»tlB« commission
I
iworker*
n 'i s n la
Detroit, Governor
within th* last month.
Frank Fltrgernld announced he
would consider n request for the
Farm Chief Chosen
rtmovsl from office Prosroutor
Twenty Overcome By
To U. S. Reserve Post David C. Pence; Oakland eounty.
Refrigerator Fumes
A c Hi sen*’ committee at Pon
WASHINGTON,
June 3. - tiac, Oakland county seat, ha*
NEW YORK, Jon* b-T w *nty President
Rooeeyelt yesterday asked Attorney-General
David
perrons— 13 gtrls end two
nominated Chester C. Daria, AAA \Crowlay to alert n grand Jury
ware overtom* Into yesterday by administrator, for the beard of. lnvsstigntlea la that county. One
escaping sulphur dioxide fumes governors of tha federal Ra-,of tb* reasons, U was snkt, is
from n rafrigerattwg system In n sorvw System,
and appointed that Pence beleagx to an orgmn10-cent store. AD ef t a n had Ifoward R. Tolley te replace him Isatlon affiliated with th* Black
to be treated by polka emer at tb* head of tho farm agency. Legion.
gency squad* with label*tore and
Confirmation o f Daria by lh*
six war* moved to a hospital.
Senate would fUl the teat re
TWO D ll Df WRECK
The trouble tin t woe oetkrd maining poet o f the seven-man
when girle In the store began Federal Rtssrva Board with »
VIENNA, Juan fc—Two pargiggling. They beenos* byvtorlrsl ■treog New Peat advocate. Ralph sons aero killed u d 24 injured
from laughter tod then bees ms W. Morrison i f Texas, a board, six gravtly, whea tho Parisviolently ID.
mesnbar, boa rastgnsd, but Mr. j Vitnn* Exprwao Jumpad tho tracks
Police pbytktega said the gas Roeacnlt has not yvt im p ted . n*ar Saint, Ptorteo, Auatria, early
k 'IntfJw to TdOthtn* fM ,"
hi* roalynnuon,
I t o d a y . _______^
J#V i'
■—
$$1*
-v- T & H & t
Absentee Votes
ChanRinff Totals
Returns In From All
But Two Precincts
In Liberty County
J A C K S O N V IL L E . Ju n o 8.
— (A P )
Juitue W . R aleigh
T V tln v n v 's op p on rn t in tho
Turn* :'.:i p rim n rv
fo r
tho
Di'miM-ritlie n om in ation
fo r
teovornor
m ii*t
)>r d e te rm ined from o ffir in l ennvagain g lionrd fig u r r s ,
I ‘ n o ffir'n l f i ', n n ,s fro m all
lull
Judge Raleigh I’etteway (above)
of the Tamap criminal court, con
tinucs to hold his lead of practical
ly 4,00(1 votes in the gubernatorial
race, out he will havo U> run
again In the second primary,
against )'rcd I' Cone of Ijskeland.
Long’s Successor
Sees Union With
Townsend Clubs
Coughlin’s Followers
May Be Drawn In
Third Party Plan
two o f
Florliift'a
vot
ing precincts »t 1-OO o'clock to
iler give Fred I* Cone of Iak*
Citv II lead of nn'v 334 votes
over William C Hodges of Tal
lahassee. The two missing prwrin.t* an- in Liberty county.
Each official
report
rrcetvad
from a rimnly rsnvsssing hoard
changed the total
somewhat,
since the official figure* Include
absentee vide* not counted In the
first tabulation*. TVenty-sIx o f
ficial rejHirt* have been subetltiited for unofficial figures so
far.
The standing of tha three lead
ers In the fir'd of 14 gubernato
rial candidates, based on 1*120
)trrciiHt* was:
1 iVttfwny
51,07i
(\>iw»
...........
4flt44T
iloiiici-w
mmi
....
He ml note Vote Reported
The offirlal count of Bemtael#
County's voto fnr governor wee
telegraphed to the Secretory ef
State by W. J. Thigpen, super
visor of registration, Jaat night.
The count on other offices waa
sent In by mail today.
The official count gave Cone
54| votes In this County, a gain
of five over the unofficial re
turns, and gave Hodges 534, *
gain of II over th* unofficial
count.
Prlteway
gained five
votes from 778 to 783.
DETROIT.
June
0.—W*>—
Gerald Smith, tesder of the
Huey Ixinv’s
shsro thc-wei»lth
club*, ssiil today there I* a "good
chance” that hi* group and Town
send Pension Plan supporter*—
with the possible addition of the
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin’s fol
lowers—would uhlt* this sum
mer and sided an Independent
candidate for President
Smith and Dr. Francis E.
Townsend, who arrived yeitcrday, both asserted they did nut
coma to approach Father Cough
lin with a view of rnlistlng his,
“ National Union fur Social Jus-1
tlce” In a coalition fight aganst
the Roosevelt Administration,
"O f course, I have no idea
rsmnuai* .. "'ASHINGTON, June 4.—^ P » _
that any imlepen.irni
independent candidate
" Admin str.tlon chieftain,
could he .levied President, but
... able ........
.............
„t. •“ •voW • wbte-open fight thla
he would Into take
enough
session over selrotlon of e new
votes away frum Roosevelt in key Hktise floor leader to succeed
•late* either tu defeat bun or Speaker Bankhead ware blasted
throw tho election into Con last night when Repressntallv*
gress," said Smith,
Rankin of Mississippi assarted
•here would be a “ spirited contest"
Vandvnberg R*i*cts Otter
and that hr himself would m n
WAHIIJNGTON, June
</P) candidate.
—Senator Vsndenberg o f Michi
Bankhead waa chosen speaker
gan, announced today he would Thursday soon after the House eras
no accept the Rrpuhlirnn nom formally notified o f th* death nf
ination for Vice-President. A Speaker Joseph W. Byrns o f Ten
formal statement said he thought nessee.
dtankin said statements to th*
he “ could l»v o f greater service
in active labors on the Semite effect that Representsttie O'Con
floor than on It* »ltent rostrum." nor o f New York, chairmen o f th*
Vandtnberg has been men rules committee. " would automa
tioned prominently for President tically become floor laadar ar* In
correct."
end alio for Vk*-President.
Spirited Contest *
Is Expected For
Bankhead's Place
St. Auffustine Fire
Damages New P. O.
Th* Mississippi*!! •added that
“ arrangs manta are going forward
for a caucus to elect the nmcessur to Mr. Bankhead."
Other* named by Rankin ai po
tential eandidataa for tb* Iaider8T. AUGUSTINE, June 4.-B L ship Included
Repnaentattvoa
Augustine’s new pottoflice was Mead o f Nsw York, Rayburn o f
damaged by fir* yesterday be Texas and Wood rum of Virginia.
fore It wa* built.
*
Th* flro, originating In n tar
barrel, spread to lumber and
superstructure of th* building,
now under construction.
Tha building la being construct
ed within tb* frame of lh* old
Spanish Governor's mansion, the
cradk of American history.
JfadkBonville Given
Lower Phone Rate
JACKSONVILLE, Juno 3 , - W
—J. C. Buchanan, district mana
ger for th* Southern Ball Tele
phone and Telegraph Company,
yesterday
onnounted
raduc
telephone rate* for about 1100
■nbaeribara in outlying sections
af JackfonriB*.
Buchanan actlraafsd th* Pa
risian would coat the romp*
fA9<>0 3ninanjr.
—
LOCAL WEATHER
r.h . Avar***
tlsr. A v ars**____
Apr. A v a r s * * ------ I I
Mmv Avtra** —
H
■^>1
*i
:
�hi
r’v“ +m'**r*'W
The Shojtz V ote. ,
' » JJvriv *
MRS \
SR?®
r
Wmitaj- week.
1 Warren WlUiam first attracted
•His. M M Pierson, Krv. AMattcntion on the Haan M m
aia Hi MWaad daughter, Mbs Isa,| Alexander Weollcett said he reand a Halm spent Monday, aamhtod John Barrymore, Warren
with Ur. and Un. George 'Everson I
In Itiithp, ' - ' l— i
R. C. Swope spent Shtarifcr
with Hesen Wiiitoma la O r ia h
Mrs. John B&reU spent Wednes
day la GmpeiiUe.
Mrs. Copeland of New Smyrna
visited at the home of Iw gsreats,
Hr. and Urn E. F. Lundquht, lari
week.
It i h a rainy day and only a
few tamed oat on Hay M far the
Dorras Ctrrie, which met wMh Hfa.
Waifrad Ptorsaa. The todfca Sorhad
on quilt becks and ray ruga. Mrs.
Fisher and grandaon altd Mto Isa
N>eae warn with IS. Tte members,
Mrs. M o o * Ufa. Cerda Iwaw
■on, Mr*. Borail, Mrs. Pierson,
Mrs. Bolton, Mrs. Horan f ltd Mrs.
Balltngec. Derby the eeeial hear,
refreshments of
sandwiches,
cookies, coffee and fades were
, ,
An Interesting rideUiht on Tuemlay’* dcctloo * u the
or failure fit the StodU-apoobibad and Sholtz re
moved candidate* who hhpyenetl to be seeldnu the endgize*
ment of the voter? at the poll*. The reaults o f the election
In thi* particular might be expected to throw Home light
on the attitude o f the public. In general toward the prenent
state administration, the head of whkfc h*rr*"* aLu> to
w w m
11
n
A n 1 1 >I i f f
t —
w
mm i L -
Vf
[ 1 _ .1
O i A 4
CV
AM_ a
tration candidates and who wa* recognized by the public
as the Sholtz banner-bearer, polled name 24,040 vote* to
put him In seventh place in tha- rare.
..
On ihe other hand.
Paly, Chappell, and Tomanallo, who devotod their cam
paign" almost exclusively f<j a denunciation o f the present
**I loved you, so I drew these
.tides of men into my tonrii
and wmle my will across tho
sky.in stati”—
These lines, dedicated to the
mysterious “B. A/* from the
poem at the beginning o f T. E.
Lawrewat’a “ leecm Pillars .0(1
Wisdom'* have a touch of the]
beauty and mystery that char■rterisa this unusual hash, the
unabridged edition of the carsfully
penned ami somewhat
smears lalid “ Berolt In The Des
ert."
WtamtcL
Tho death in Leaden Hal wadi
was removed as sheriff o f Hillsborough by Gov. Sholtz,
and who was again seeking the office ta th a election, ran
third in his race. Morris Givens, who had been removed as
solicitor, also ran third. On the other hand, Jerry Method,
who had been appointed *herlff to take Spencer** place, and
was seeking re-election, led the ticket, and Solicitor Hardee,
another Sholtz appointee, aleo let] the-ticket and went into
the second primary.
Down In Dade county, Dan Hardie, who overwhelmed
all opposition four year* ago in his race for sheriff, but
who was removed from office-shortly after Sholtz became
(MTUIIHAY, Jl'NH «. 19M
governor, again sought re-election at the polk. This time
he nan third, in a field o f six. D. C. Coleman, one of theme Italy today, surpt that England
*HHN BHAUTY HTUIKR8
waa at war witk Turkey and
Ifardlo defeated four year* ago, and who wa* appointed Italy- *t cvuTM, Is not at war
TOO DKM>
by Sholtz to take HanHa'e place, led the field in the sher yai With Easland; and England
Ypu walk among us armored and iff* race Tueaday and will go Into the runoff with Italic stands staunchly far rsliglou-i
aloof
Ouigg, a former police chief.
toleration:
With shackled dreams and htsrU
In this county. Burton palled only 91 votes, but Paty,
"Ssaaa Englishmen, of whom
beats, disciplined.
Tear flesh Is stilled to dullness, the arch-lamhaster of the Sholtz administration, polled only Kitchener was thief, believed
127 himself: While Petteway and Cone, who had had noth that a rebellion of At aka against
passion-proof,
Pulsed with a tepid blood Ihnt ing to wty about Sholtz received 778 und r»59 votes respec Turks would ms hie England,
fear has thinned.
tively. O. P. Herndon, Sholtz appointee, seeking re-election wkfla fighting Germaag, *1moltanscusly to defeat bar a Ijr
to the office of clerk o f courts, recrived 1967 votes to ht*
Year eyes ant deserts where j-roy opponent's 1631; while H. .1 Lehman, a colonel on Gov. Turkey. Their knowledge of the
nature and power end country
fan toms room
Seeking lit# hidden wells of rdol Sholtz’n staff, waa elected by a majority of over 14 huintret of the Arsbie-spesking peoples
Taking it all In all. It would appear ‘M . thr votent made them think that the Issue
ing tears.
Your letar h inti .i weiry metro are not aa hitter agaiaat Gov. Sholtz and hi* appointee* of such a rebellion would be
nome
an sumo o f hi* more outspoken critic* would lend one to be happy; and Indicated Its char
Timing ihe listless music of the lieve. though it I* evident they arc not in favor of a con acter ami method. 80 they
allowed it to begin, having ob
years.
tinuation o f his policies.
tained formal insurances of help
Oita day . . . on<* ij.»y wh«n ymi nr«*
for it from (he British
unaware
Flowers For Shut-Ins
Beauty will strike li«j deep, and
one* again
Ydtr who have sought esrnpe in
ns mb despair
linu'fl n corporation, nr mi Iiuhintry, will do a very creditIWIM laugh with Joy to feel the nliU) thing solely for the help which it will be to someone
■tab o f pain.
else. Such an net, undoubtedly, I* the decision o f the floral
Don lUsndTttg.
industry o f America to (indicate Sunday, June 14, ua Na
tional Shut-In Day, and tho deliver to permanent invalid*
throughout the country more thsui Uireo-tjuartcra of a mil
lion lxmtpietH und patted plnnta.
Th« things that twrnlj-rlght fmin.l
The move will bo participated in by hundreda of thou
■w«et tn.say.
T* forty-sight might sri-m nut Isand* o f flower grower*, retail flnrtat* and wholeaaler* altuntfd in some 2,300 cilie* nn<l town* throughout the United
worth thatlmr.
Tht Icnsly iiaulon of th« mrllrr Stairs. They will be assisted by messenger boy* loaned
■sy*
by tho various telegraph companies and by certain welfare
Tbs hsart brijnrknl la sadly youth societies which will help to corupllg a Hat in each city of
ful rims,
Might to the s ’^lsr mind seam those who nro confined by Hines* or accident to their home*.
“ Wo hope that every person In North America who
amply dross.
Tho bright illiMlun faded |n*l bs- knows n permanent shut-in will take bl* name and address
to the nearest florist," soya Albert Barber, executive sec
lief.
TK* youthful Pits might ha n pain retary of the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association.
ful cross
"Not knowingly will wo overlook any nhut-ln who Is deserv
Beside a later wild, impotent grief ing of flowers. Wo would like to make cloar that the dead
And so we wutc no tesn that you
line for such names and oddreaaea will be Wednesday, June
ore dead
Today. Your springtime fruit Is 10. This will give our florlata four daya hi wh^h to ar
range for an adequate supply o f fresh Dowers and plants
(till •* bright
As when you died. It has no glory and to establish efficient delivery gyetems
■tied.
"In-the delivering of the Dowers, we'wlll be aided by
Its beauty has not withered In the messenger boys loaned us by the telegraph companies. In
right
And we who read your line* de- many communities throughout the United States, Junior
Leoguo members and church groups will help ua to arrangeJtokt to-day
In things that twenty-eight found the Dowers in the hospitals and In other Institution* where
there are iffmt-lns.” flhut-In Day, explainad Mr. Barber,
Wallace Bhinkley.
l* an entirely altruistic movement, made possible through
tho feet that usually fn Juno there la an abundance o f
Tha slot maeklne petitions seem Dowers.
to bore faired fairly wall during
“The taking o f this surplus to the bodaide* o f thoae
Tuesday's election.
who ordinarily are not enabled to enjoy flowers seems to ua
the best possible use we can make o f It," he declared. **Wa
The Miami Dcrald suggests thi l want to spread this June beauty and fragrance as far aa
(he heat way to put a atop to po possible on Shut-n Day. And not one florist’* cash regis
litical speech** la to Uka the lat ter will ring, as far as Dowers for deserving, permanent
t e "I" oat of tha alphabet.
flhllLIflH fim i»ntif*ArnHfl
Govrrn-
Tha booh deals with the sm il
ing adventure of Isi wrenre In
Arabia, the British agent, the
famous “ Private Shaw," an as
tounding ruutMnation
of poet
and soldier, of a man of action
and a dreamer. Mis experience*
and those of hia superior, General
AUanby, whose desert strategy
o f leaving tenta standing empty
and stirring the desert dust to
trick tha enetriy, sound like a
fairy story, savour
of
tho
Arabian Nights Tales.
The account nprna with lawrvnee’s search for the proper,
served.
•
Mrs. Emil Magatmes.— a home
from Wlndemera la eatartahs the
Lutheran Laths AM as she *1ways daea Is h a s fts flrtt
Short’s Tonight'
Free Dancing
In The Club Room
Nw ClVert. Charge. Eat.
drink and enjoy an even
ing at least once eaeh
week at
SHORTS
1
A aiflea oat on DeLand lid,
LAKE MONROE
GENEVA
of (he ladiss’ Missionary Circle n:p(H
from the Southern Methodist jn j
Church wns held at the huinc .if social
Mrs. G. 8. Vales Thurwby aft- H. |
.■moon at a o’clock. It was *n- Mown
joyed by a large (ttaniiano’. Th*se Ucity,
present wets: Mrs. tttlllwrll, Mrs. 1 nance
George Rtenwm. Mrs. Chas. fVbols, Clyde
Mrs. Urooks. Mrs. Uruncm IInr. \y. J.
Mrs. Kate Stafford. Mrs. W. it. L J.
RtanaMml, Mrs. (airy Stafford, [.ynu
Mrs. Canupp. Mrs. O. S. Cotp, y nUi
Mrs,
Jloystt,
Mrs.
George Jfusp
Meritt,
Mrs.
Lenin* Kgirar, Jfjsl
Mrs. Flnkine Rounders, Mrs.
Mr. sad Mr*. E. 8. Ball and
Ur. ami Mrs. Ralph
Ship af
Marietta, Os. arrived to Osasva
Monday for a twa weeks stay.
Hr. Ball owns property on tho
east side of Lake Geneva and
will build a winter horrp In (he
fall.
. I
Hiss Jean Moran. UUa Sue
Harrison,
Vineeat
L 'eF II*
Bob lUuterscm and Lewis BUla
rtlended Ike high school banquet
la Sanford Ttarriey n*ghL
L. A. Sheldon latt Friday
SPECIAL FLAVORS
THIS W E E K OLD-FASHIONED
.« CtVftltoAPOlqu
Buttered P e c a n f
return home from • Tullihsue*
Saturday. They left last Saturday
morning with the <4-11 Club girls
of Bsmtnol* County for TalUhtMmto Uke a short course.
Hr. and Mrs. Tindci had friends
visiting them from California last
wtek-enJ.
A arge crowd cnjoyld the seho-1
pienlc May It at Rock Spring*.
Mr*. Kate. Stafford and daugh
ter motored to Daytona Roach
Wednesday on a business trip.
Mr. and Ur*. Tom Wllllsma aie
sipectlng relatives from Georgia
Saturday.
Many frieada of Mra. IX V. War
ren a n glad to bear of Ua Iniprorsmsnt of her baby, who has
Banana Nut
LAKE MARY
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Dooley and.
daughtor, Elat nor, Mr. and kLv.i xhey a n full ef fruits A nuts.
E. B. Ball and Mr. aad
Ralph Ship an apending tbl* ■
........._ .1-^7,-..: -*)
week at Persimmon Hammock. The
place Is known as the W. L.
Slag camp.
Lester Brown of
OstMik
‘“sJTaT't&A
with- his family.
‘Robert. Mlaa Alexia Mae* and
W. L. Seig attended the seterialnmeri at the Ooeeola school
Thursday night. Mrs. Nrita Tfcomoa and Mlaa
Alexia Maw were tenford shop
pers Friday.
*
WWIB //PC
M nole
C K SO N VILLC
“We must awaken to the fact,”
aays ftecrotary af Stale Hull,
“that the world U at tha parting
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
af .the ways." U la too bpd that
half df It cant go one way and the WASHINGTON, June (!.—The
tlnsvllle, W. Va., has arrived tor*
Mlw half the other way.
State Department was officially on a vlall to hsr parents, Hr. and
•drbed today that Carrania'a eon- Mrs. D. U long. East Hanford, and
trol of Mexico la being asrlouely threatened by Zapata Zapatis
from hi* rletorioua Ethiopian ta* have already taksa soma af tha
mlgM. with a resounding suburke o f the sapltaj the rsports
ik upon the ctotk. Yaa air, said, aad have set the railroad
communication. •
Jack Vaughan died at hi* hams
»• *( af the city Bundsy aftesoon
LONGWOOD
and w*a burled ytsteniay after,
noon, lie waa one ef the elder till,
sens ef thi* seetion, tot
end
here
and
,bora
M P
U raised
P! - m
*—
j w** wsir
known to all the elder elileene. He
W *l e brother of Alaw Vkughsn,
tha county tax *****tor, end Waves
a wife and aeveral brothsri aad
to lentlal, June T.
slatere to mourn bbs Was,
Tto (Widen Text
LONDON. Juns V -T to greet W lV * . “I wiu li
sen tout* fought bat *
not altogether a victory
Game* fieri as later rvp
mm,
—'
u
t tba Bfcje; bri f
he dtat
County
\vV-i
�BATOTPAY, JUNE «,.1B35
THE HANFORD HERAIiJ. SANFORD. FLORIDA
T >
Social Calendar
MONDAY
Monthly bashsea* meeting of
the Woman’* Ml**ionary Society
o f the First Methodist Church will
ha bald at 3:30 P. M. at (ha church.
Circle Nember One of the First
Baptist Church will meet et 3:30
P. M. with Mrs. J. D. Dossey, 2554
Sanford Avenue.
Circle Number Two of the First
Baptist Church, Mrs. G. H Rollins,
chairman, wilt meet at. 3:30 P. H.
at the church annex.
Circle Number Three and Ctrela
Number Five of the First Baptist
Church will meet at 3:30 P. M.
with Mr*. C. C. Cox, 31B East
Eighteenth Street.
Circle Number Four of Ihe First
Baptist Church wjjt meet *t 3:30
P. M. with Mrs. J. B. Ovktt, 2013
Washington Avenue.
OTESDAY '
The Atarian Clan of the First
Baptist Church will have a cowered
dish supper at 7:00 P. M. at the
church annex with Mr*. Ira South
ward, Mr*. A. M. Gordnltr, and
Tt la Impossible for me to
thank the votrr* of this coun
ty individually, so 1 take thl*
opportunity of expreaaing my
sincere appreciation by way of
the
preis.
Your
continued
support will be greatly appre
ciated
Rs*pectfulljr youn,
A rmbruster.
‘ Wooden Shoe Dance,** Blake—
Sally K. William* and
Mii<
Collier.
M>riim*lkks/1 Piaget — hmmett
Ether edge,
'The t lock that Stopped/* Burnam
—Charlotte Stein,
NEW LAUGH - AND - LOVE - TEAM
SCRE
Baptist Church Choir
Has Informal Party
l(r. and Mr*. J. M. Stinodphor
entertained with an Informal
party for mombon o f tba First
Baptist Church choir Thoraday
evening following choir rahaarsal.
Camaa and contcsta woro enjoyed
and prise* were awarded to Mr*.
E. D. Roll ton, who received linen
hindkerchlaf*. and
8. J. Nix,
who waa given a necktie.
Supper ■was served buffet ityle
by the hostess at a lata hour.
Thoae present w en :
the Rev.
aad Mr*. W. P. Brook*, Jr* Mr.
and Mr*. E. D. Rolston, Mr. and
Mr*. George W Huff, Mr. *nd
Mr*. M. F. Smith, M n. Carter,
Mr. and Mr* It E. Morria. Mr*.
J. H. Colclough. .ml Mr*. R. R.
Pippin.
School
Orchestra
motored to
Oviedo Friday evening
where
they played for Commencement
eiercleee at Oviedo High School.
Aftarwards they were served re
freshment* at a local drug store
by their director. Professor T.
M. Dolllion.
They played at the Lyman
School
exercises
in Longwood
lait week. Those making the
Mimtar Serenade/* "Dance of the
K’ ve*/' (Jaynor— Patricia Arm-
WEDNESDAY
Hruster.
.Minlift Joyce (Inodapeed, Betty
J. t .1rrotti, James Drummond,
Ralph Ouwati;
Accompatiiitt,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Grimoall and
family left today for Charleaton,
S- C. to apend the summer.
Mis.i 5'tnkca,
**Cn Rollrr
Skate*/*
"Three
Cltv, Vs,*1 Williams— Dale Hof
maim,
I’awn,” Thompson Mar
\r.srit L.imrlty,
Mr. and Mr*. J. fc. Wathen and
family have gone to
Daytona
Beach to spend a week.
"W iifh
rived from Macon. Ga., I
her parents. Dr. and Mn.
Mobley, Oak Avenue.
Mr. and Mr*. J. Glenn Wlmhlsh
and son, J, Glenn Wlmbiah, Jr.,
are spending a few day* In J*cxaonwllle.
Mr. *nd Mr*. Wynn W.
and family are planning I
Monday for Jackson, Ml
spend the summer.
Jack Pavluer of VWiycross, Ca„
•re apendlng the week-end with
Mr. and Mr*. N C. Mlney.
Mr. and Mr*. Cheater T. fetes
announce the birth of a daughter,
Shirley Marie, last night at their
Wright, Arlene Richter. Elisa home, 20fl Weit Seventh Street.
beth Whittington, Ernest South
ward, Robert Herndon,
Robert
MUa Oliva IDtckion o f Orlando
Stonerock, Alton Steele,
Helen and rueat, Mit* Alyce Cleveland
Chapntih, fHiva Chapman, Bobby of Greenville. S. C . *pent Friday
Sbeafer, Edltfl' Singletary, Mr. a* the guests of Mr*. Henry Dougand Mr*. Julia Takach, and Mr*. <•**. Palmetto Avenue.
J. O. Andes, Jr.
Mrs. J. Fleischer and grandson,
M n. H. li" Hill a* h o it a t m
Philip Kronen, left yesterday for
The board meeting of the
den Club of Sanford will be
at 10:00 A. M. at tha homo of
Francis E. BoU. 1101 Park
Gary Cooper and Je* n Arthur In "Mr. Deed* Gor* to Town
Riti Sunday and Monday
WHICH STARTED YESTERDAY,
CROWDS SWARMED IN UPON
' US TO SEE AND BUY
i Friday t'Vi I’Hiitr
Wduiteln re tu rnrd
to har homa in 8u
Mr. and Mr*. D. D. Smith snd
after spending several V. L. Smith returned this m i n
wilh her son, Georg ing from Kinston, N, C-, where
South Sanford Ave they atlrndrd Ihe funeral of Mr*.
C. H. Smith.
Mis* Emilia Llngla will leave
Sheriff and Mrs. .1 F M
onday for St. Lout*, Mo., to at- land left this afternoon for
*ola to spend the week-end
the former’* sister, Mrs. Fr
Frailer, who !■ 111.
Mr. *nd Mr*. Frank Melsrh, Mr
and Mr*. Jo* Melsch, and Mr. snd
Mrs. John I.udwlg motored to St.
Augustine Thursday where they
attended graduation rxerrisrs at
St. Joseph’a Academy when Mi's
I.IMlan Meisch was
graduated.
They were acrumpvnicd home by
Mr. and Mr*. Henry M. Douglas* Mis* Melsch and Miss Ctinslnnce
and Wiliam DoBoie o f thla city Melsch. alao a student at the Acailand MUa Maude Vaq Buaktrk •my.
Zachary, and Billy Story re
turned yesterday to Burlington, N.
C., ofter spending a week here
with Mr. and Mra. A. D. Zachary
and Mlaa Baaala Zachary, Magno
lia Avenue.
MEETING
Your
Step/*
Kerr
'Hnppv Pickaninnies,” Hilbro —
Beril.ir.l lllll key
’Serenade." T..-.Ti Jnv F l.nml
an.I Miss Cnlliee
Mnnn
Itiiat,”
Uebi* .Slurb .'
Kick.
Air dr
Ballet."
1'b nnp-nn
Ilian, b llrmvn.
ir i.n » Sang,” Hellei M it
.on e lughum.
lie nian > Dance,”
Ileelln..en
's* i*s Kn-e Iturkey
minf Shirley Jaenbsnn, Palneia
m an attempt to exprtaa
dcf|i appreciation to all
who supporteit mo in the fln t
primary
For five amt onehalf yn»r* I have worked hard
for » Ihttor Seminole County*
at ,% whole. nut any one *ec-
Thu
my
Ittin or fa* t n»n.
1i
ha- been arul will be imjioo-ibh* fur me In make an lnteiMHe i nmi'itiini
T* thus* I
am unable In cent art, In al1
i f Si rninnle < . unly, I appeal
In. .n|.|. it nn Inn. J lril. that
a fair, effi. lent anil bitainesa
like
adinmieli atmn may
go
f * i.il l
"1hank
To the Citizens of
Seminole County
I;hi* Wu mi sif/*•
I wish to express my appreciation
of your vote for me for the office of
Tax Collector.
I appreciate the honor.
The courtesy of the office is at your
disposal.
JN0 . 1). J1NKINS
POSTON ED
The on. h. ,in meeting o f the
Presbytei mn Auxiliary ha. been
postpone.! from Monday, June 9.
to Mon.l.y, June tA, because c.f
Commencement
rxerrlse*
this
Monday.
ru n te with a -lingshu' as most
persona are with n rifle. He al
KUa Katharine Morrtaon,. MN*
and Mrs. Frank Wolfer and
Helen Riser, and MU* Paulin*
in have gone In Daytons ways cart It-* op. in hi. ihh-I cI and
Crawford will arrive Monday from Beach to spend a short vacation. ha* arsiUi.-r in hie desk.
EpisoopnJ
ji i
tin i.gular meeting of the Alt
tb. in Class .if the First Baptist Club on <* ik Vvi fiut", Ciin'i*ti
Mr-, W
T
Cbi i.li held Tuesday evening it wer* reci'ivt.i I
Ijtnglcy
an I
Mu.
Mi»rir;uH
the home of Mrs Dirkrrsnn.
M'*. A. II
Lovejny presided Loucka.
over the tusiness session which I * Pro grama *••»■»• dt-drUmled
was fallowed by a social perl.nl ] Mias Alice H'hiL i aivl Mm « Fur
Ho* Inrue*' ctuli
tvIts-n refreshments wrrs served trude llwfMer
auilitorium
<!•«,■inilnl for Ihi*
by t h e hostrsse*
Those present were- Mrs F {', occanion hii Ii h profnninii of
Harper, Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, Mrs mixed gardvii IInworn.
Winona Bragg. Mrs. R B J»rais,
Spatial -tirit* niimbor* during
M rs I
Fstrkfge. Mrs C C. Cox. th« cvonifiif w*r. jiri-ttntfi! hy n
Mrs A B Isrvejoy. Mrs B K. Mc gToup of pupil* from tha Fu-t
Whorter, Mrs. p. K. Whigham, Mr*. Bid<* Drirn.iry Kehou1. Thn en*
H. I> Smith. Mrs, O, G, R,liter, tiro program waa uivi*n .1* fuJ*
Mrs Charles Cole. Mrs. G. E. Rol Iowa;
lins. Mrs J. T. Newby, Mr*. J. It. ^Coamrka**, Kubtt — llvrnartl
Ovlalt, Mrs. A. C. Madden. Mrs
llarki'y^
W It Hand, Mr*. W. H llarkey,
"Tht* f’Jf Bidi** on On* Bnmhl**Sirs. Clyde Dickerinn. Mrs. J K
ll* # / '‘ BelH8 J»y Frnniva IjindCage. Mrs. R. D. Hawkins. Mrs
'*Waltx***
Dm^lry • .Mnlhvwa—
R V Nipper and ion, Raymond,
Speliri* WillianiA.
Mrs fj. R ,9c man, Mr*. J, D. |»n*
sey, Mr*. O. C. Gibb*, and the “ In a Gyp*y l amp/* lliUmi Mar
giui'l lekiikfliy am) Slnrlry Kick.
Misses Iv* Jane Ford nf little
Riwk. Atk., Iw-na Mitchell, Doru- "March of ih« Tin Boliikcri/1 liar*
k«r—TK'ir'uttr St«dn,
thy Cole, and Myra Madden.
"Cri** ( riun," William* — Kernel
Ml»« Abble Sweeney, and Tony
Walsh o f Daytona Beach are plan
Mr. and Mrs. William Ludwig
Sheriff o . I„ I’eti i of Floyd
nlng to attend the dance at th> and children left yesterday (or
county, Ga., is .aid to le iu* acOrlando Country Chib tonight.
Miami to apend a week.
Protestant
piating at ib
Mrs. William Seddon
--------Before a I n n and appreciative
City.
| Mr*. | r„ Fetrldge, Mrs II D.
audience, the i n A ..f Miss U ’
I
,
,, ! "in- b Mr*. Charles Cole, and Mr'
er. Jr _ Is .pending p , l(lrkrr, on „ rp hl), tr„ „ ht 1olyn Collier ........ i.-l a rr.ilnl
New York City to apend tho »um-
Mr*. J.
Thonday
Petersburg
days hero
Weinstein,
out.
Columbia pk’tnu
Hr.* t,o Huin.r i.n1Alathcan Class Has ‘ Miss Collier’s Pupils
,,D’’ T . . 5T!U5| Its Regular Meeting Gave Recital Friday
Gar m*r with tho former’* daughter
held Mr*. Esther Kronen, snd *on. •on, Henry Mcijiulin, 111, err In
Jscksonvll e visiting tho former’*
Mr*.
psrenj*, Mr. m d Mr*. R. W.
Avo-
WITH THE OPENING OF THE BIG
Jane Clearance Sale !-
Ws'lace, PmIrk I* Abernathy,
Joyce (iomljiwnl, Betty J. Car*
rodl, Ruth Brown, Mary L.
Smith, Kenneth Ix’ fflrr, Dwight
Pick, Stanley
Stmry, Jame*
Drummond. Ralph Cowan, Thro
Hiller, Jimmie Michael. Accom
panist, Miss Stoke*.
Hospital
ftU G ID A ff)£
" M E T E R - M i s £ r ..
SUHOAHDS f OR HI f MlGf n
• W
txi
In Bringing Stocks Down to
C tU O f
Lower Levels — Hurry Here!
SPECIAL! SPECIAL I
HOUR SALE
Monday( 9 A. M.
, HOUR SALE
Mondayg 3 P. M.
U nly AH-8Uk
1.25
NIGHT GOVNS 79c F l a t
C R E P E
69c
>Im * —
my deep appre
/
ciation and grat
itude
to
every
person in Semi
MuW o f fine p rliU d
B rtW * for eoBb i— u d
•a ja jrab la
m n «
a lsk i'i
I wish to express
nole County who
t8o
0m4
loyally , sup-
lookfaif a tjles n l p*4-
ported me in last
Tuesday’s jk elec
EVERYTH!NG REDUCED
SALE CORE
WBBiY ° N
tion, and1!- w nI
a •
^
g r a t u l a t e the
Sunday
�I
itPUtecrtMMMwtrcifhJ
»AG* r o u t
SfttfecyHelping
'Stop Lanioh’ In
Origin Of Movement
Against Governor
'O f Kansas Unknown
Brf RTHON PttlCP.
WASHINGTON, Jon# 8.—UP)-Tba sudden public outcropping of
taaaertlons and Arnlals sAout a
“stop Landon” movement have en
livened the Republican convention
preliminaries, but it la question
a l how far they reGect th# true
situation In the Republican party.
Hit thundering* which he**
com* from the Borah camp and ths
whisperings In other.quarters both
leavt many things undisclosed. If
thers Is a "stop |_andon” enter
prise afoot, where did it originate,
what la behind it, where is it go
ing T
Clouds even obscure tho ques
tion whether thers is any relation
between tho activities of Gov
ernor London’s opponents and the
party's ancient schism between old
guard and liberals. In various pub
lished statement, the old guards
men who dominatt'd Republican
litics for so many years have
•n pictured as backing landon,
on ths one haqd. and as forming
tha nucleus of a “stop landon” or-
C
DIRECTORY
DR. SCHOLL’S
foot
nALta
TOE SANFORD
taWtzatfon, t n llu ether.
V t M A L NOTICE
■ Partly this public confusion li BARTHOLOMEWS AGREE ON FREDDIE
due to the character if'th e Lon
don camphlm, «hkh baa been
butt around a policy of eomparassssss—swt ■( tfcs said 1
tire ■Hence, Partly It la due to the
sporty'—c*r Iks said evrtineat*.
manifest Inabilty of ranking old
need waa la lit* bssm •! C. I
guard leaders to make op their
IWH.
^ ,1
mlnda, and their consequent onfe
’
i
v
"
^
1
vllllTngnrss to nAke commitments
In adrance.
When two groups of such Im
F
t e s v :u r & m i m
siik I* too sta any •< Mir, NMi
portance In the party both are
keeping theli* own counsel, It la no
DM- Uto * w . v , i s s r ^
•Ctmr ©f Clrt«lt C»tr|i
womter a great deal of guessing
•f S«ml©ol© CoMfT, FWU©*
Is Indulged In elsewhere.
(8BAL)
The "stop" device la a familiar
recourse, and its employment
does not necessarily Indies to per
sonal antagonism toward the can
didate se'ected aa the victim. Often,
WsUa# Is kersey .Bless, that
mrb . n ro n o t* a. yA mcbt. hou-'
er than not. It simply la a routine
sv
of Taa Certificate Wo. Ittf. Isand wholly* impersonal part of the
00*4 tho 1st day of Auaust, A. ft
l i f t has tiled eanee la mr of flee
calculating and cold-blooded gnme
aa* kss mail tsvllcallea for a
of politics.
Isi SooL I l ka Is— «d thorooa.
■aid aortWtaaIs ssskrsoss tie folIn tvrry convention, two seta of
lowina doaortbedf proasrty la tie
men ere Important. One le the
Coooly of aoml—lo. auto-of Flor
ida. to-wlli
group of active and recvptlva can
tat II .Hasfor* Celery Del
didates, each of whom hopes to
ta. Plat keek 1 pages II t
be nominated. The other la the
>t
Th# aasoaement of Ik* said
numerous school of organization
property andsr tha said sartlfleals
leaders, each of whom hopes to
lasso* waa la Iks same af 0. U
BI.BDBOK.
control tht nomination.
Unless said cartlfteat* shall bS
When these gentlemen see, or
redeemed aeeerdlsf to law, Ik*
think they see, one candidate get
property dseerlbod therein will h*
soli ta tha hlskoet kidder st th*
ting out ahead of the pock, their
e—rt-boae* door on Ih* first Mon
natural reaction la te dispose of Cooil Bartholomew and his wife, paranta ef Freddie Barthelemew, are
day la th* moalh of Jslr. III*,
which la ths (th dor of Julr. Ilia.
him. Sometimes tacitly, sometimes shewn In eeurl at Lee Angeles where they agreed te settle th* eenlo t.
hortewa.
Dated this Ith day of Jane. till.
Tho haolkoSMot e f. tha hsir
npenty, they band themeelves to treverey ever suetody ef the 12-ytir-eld film star. Under th* eettleI O. P. TIER.VDOH.
proasrty sador the said eortlfleai'
gether regardless of, the disagree meat plan, Freddie will eeetlnu* le Itv* with hi* —nt kwt Me pap*
Clerk of Clresit Coart
eat* will get seme ef hi* earning*, have a vole* In hi* msnaasm—«
of
lomlaolo
Connor, yiorlda.
ments smong them and try te
Unions saM - eortlflsatp shall ha
hold out enough votes to destroy
r.deomod escorting ta law, tha
tht lewdlng aaplraat’s pops of vic
orsporty daaevtked tkovaln will ho
sold to Ike; highest ; bidder si. ih*
tory. The moment thit Is accomt a a cntcrTT court o r thw
roarl-hotu* doer ea the first Men *wwurrw
plshed, they again fall to fighting
ju dicial circuit o r
der In Ih* month of Ivlv. HI*,
tww
•ft a t m o r FLOwin a in
among themselves.
which Is tho *th-aay of Jaly, »•«,
AMD r o n IS S IIO L I COL'NTT.
Doled
this
Hh
day
of
Jess.
Iktt.
Thera was an open “ stop Hoo
■m c w a j ic m t .
a P. HBUMDOW,
ver” movement in 1923, hot It eol.
em m en o r <100
Clsvh of Circuit Court MAT DAVia CARMICK. Plaintiff.
0«M9«
and
It*©
ford
Av#nu#«.
of len lsslt County, Florida,
lapsed when Governor Lowdsn re
irnmii, y is a . n .
LOUIS a CARMICK. JR, DsfsndTb© R«v. W. L Campbell,
(■CAL)
fused to go along with It and re
SM.
M u r . . I n * W o r s h i p . I ! : M A . M.
CITATION.
Hur.dftjr grhool. |ft;M a. M
t'hrlalUa KmU©v»r HocUtjr, T OO
leased his delegates. The "slip
T
in
PTATW o r FLORIDA TO
'r w a r h l n * P«r©l r©, 1 1 0 # A M.
I'- M.
Roosevelt” movement In 1932 vros IPrp©rhln*
Lwwta a cArmick , jil. i!-o
Hervlrt, 7 is |* \\
Aft#r « short buslrisst meeting NOTICW OF ^APJLUJATtas I M
PATCWT OFFICR.
DIVISION
leas frankly spokan of, but It wjs
Young r#op1©*s Meeting KrMer, lk« Hurlrty will go to th© filch
i i n.
di stri ct
(le a s t s BUI Wo. 1SS>
VW*hn«il to h©«r Dr Col© of th©
no less res'. It fell apart when the 710 I*. U.
Nolle*
la
karoby
giro*
that
Mealing Wodnotdsy. MS M*Ih.-list Church nddtssa Ih*
Garner delegates, ehlrfly William p, Prsytr
II bnlao mads to sppsar from a
g.
ersdunllng Close of tho tilth MART M. HALL holder ef Tha
r.rtlflcols Wo. 1111, lestssfi Its 1st sworn bill of complaint Iliad la
, Hehual.
0. McAdoo, pulled out and went
say
of
Aueost
A.
D.
1111.
hn*
over to Roosevelt.
FULL OStFIL T tK I IIA U a
£ ? . of Florida
T i l l ! S A L V A T IO N AH MV
niod sots* ha my of Do# and has £Sdo?,V « l
Orltado IIia I soar Uoasvo Are('•plain and Mrs. F. 8. Fsrsn, mads nppUontlna foe a taafoed •ad that year addrtaa Is e-o PstIn some other year*, "atop” Sorvlto,
I IS P. M.
BLUE BERRIES for* tanning.
to
ho
tossed
thorooa.
BBMportWIofficer©
In
ch©rc©.
pal
OffUa.
Dlvlaloa
tilt, Washmovements have been entirely suc Th* n*v. C H. Baksr, pastor.
Hurulnjr H^rvlt*#©. Hund©y ©choul, sal* otwkraaaa Iho •foHowto* ‘ do- lasts n.
District sf ColsmOla,
See or writ* M. M. Lord, Route
Sunday School, till A. M.
cessful. McAdoo
Mmitlf was
seel bod peoporty lo ths Coooly ef thsrafors these prsssats are to rsIt M A M.
11:10 A. M.
No. 2, Bos 218.
Bernmole. ’ Slat# sf Florida, la-wlli ulr* you ta ha and appear bo
Ifi>11nf•b Hervlr*. 11 00 A, M.
slopped both In 1920 and In 1924 Sermon,
Wrnngotloiio horvloo, t is P M.
Lot I* Palm Usmanash AlYoung I'voplt© Legion, 0:11 P.
ors ths above styled Court at tho
afar he became leading man. Ijdw. ; tVillxetir Prays r and Prslss
o-varthouba In Sanford, turnloo tv
lalmsnt. - FUt Booh. 1 Fats*
Cnaaiy, Florida, on lloaday Iho
den helped stop General Wood in Prsysr Ssrvlss Wednesday, I ts , oprn-alr merlin*. 1:1# P. M.
III * 1*1.
. .
Th* sooooemtal of - th* sdld (th day of Jaly, A. D. lilt, tthHnlvslloo Herrlcr. M l p. y.
1920, and then hlmatlf fell vic
Tuesday—Open-sir masting. Till property asdsr tho sold eminent* orwlss a dortoo, pro conftaso will 1 1-2 TON DODGE 1935 modal f.
tim to the stop system.
loaurd won la iho etna af Th ho hnlsreii-aialhat'yhtL
P. M.
Tractor and ssmi-trallsr with ti
rodssmod according to •law, ths
Moldlsre mealing. I:t* P. M.
n. sierra. .
One thing which la happening
Unison —Id oortlfloato* shall he property described therein will ho 20-ft. cloaad body. Lika »aw. H
F r id a y — H oliness
H srvlcs,
CM
now Is that a ronsldsrab'a number
redeemed ncoordlaf te law. tha sola le the hlghoot bidder at Iho 11200. Terms If desirvd. Ronl '
I*. If.
The Orlando Salvation ■ Army property described' tharola will ho oeurl-bouso dose on Iho first Mon
of prominent Republicans ars'bo
4
band will be playing In tho opon- soli lo Iho hlghoot blddoe at the day la tho moath’ of- July, m e. * Sons, 301 W. 1st SL
nder where they will
ginning In
sir nnC also In our Indoor oorve rswTt.aeo** door On ths first Mon which It ths llh day of July, 111*.
be left if the quiet-working and
Ice Sunday nlghl. tins of tha hand day la Iks month of July. .{H h
Dated this Ith f i y of is So, 111*. ALL-STATE Ursa—Sears’ 'pidr*» L
boys will bring the mroongo of whlrh It tho tth-day af Jafy.'lMd,
■nmowhat mysterious landon boom
and Sean' quAjity. Reel sad
(he evening, and Ihsy will also
Dated tbU llh day af ll s n ’ llii!
turns out to be all that Is elaltncd
have special singing
a r. iiwjufDON,
sf Womlaolo County, Florida. Sons, M l W. Tint BL
Clark af Clrsalt Court
W# externa a -cordial Invitation
for It.
In oil.
•f to mine Ia County. Florid*.
'Even Governor lAndon's best
(■■AL)
friends do not disputa that this I*
Moat of th* old
Minister, Ih# Rev. Jams, If.
a natural Impul
Th# lt©v. Marti© llrarn. r©ctor.
bL As
leaders of tha party, and soma of ThimpdtiOs
Trlnlljr ftumlar.
fl.v. J, M. Thompson I© promoting
H**lV t*#fnmunloit, f:ff A: M.
the younger onts, know little 'Al*»llng© that nr* Dlff#r©nt“ Hun*
I’hurrh
Hchmil, t :SO A. M.
do/
©vcnlngg
at
7:5®.
about tho governor personally.
Cortlfleaio Wo. ItrT, laouod tha
Ilnljr I'omriiunlun ana nrrmoi
lal May of d lfS H A. D. lilt, has
A. M.
They eppd»r to have no faintest Alol* R IIU .I CATHOLIC? L IU HCII II
flltd tamo la my oftloo and has
N
fileiiB
i,
M
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A
.
M
.
Philip©.
notion what ha ml#ht do, If nom T t i » It#©. -I- J. K # l l * * h a n .
mods apolloAltan ' foe
n ua
lriwlMlUlis.il
of
Y.
P.
©
,
U
ol
A .. M. ©B<1 flr»r©.
inated, to th* party organization. KAimlik# M i l © « l . 1
dead to ho lo—od thorooa. Bald
tL M tU tlB B U t t U i
oorllf
lento
Am
hr—
tho
'fhllowe
Y I*. H. I*.. 1:11 P. M.
If a formldahla "atep Ldndon"
lag dsaevlhod propony In ilia
Wrdn*«<Uy
IS f(.r Children Hnlurmovement develops at Cfevalanik
It U horthy ordered that thld WHIT* WOMAN waatg'
M. Insirucllons nllsr•olios ho .’BuhBahdd la Tho 8nnthis consideration undoubtedly will
rd llerald.o oowipnpor pubhsvo much to do with It There m«y
svsry Bsturdoy Irom
(hod Hi kopford, gsyn'noU . Conn, s is P. II. and ftoBi
t* other causes, to ha —re, hut
ty. FloeMa.' onto "task wooh foe
four
couocullv*' wonhe.
f
from th* viewpoint of tneny of tho
Wllnoo* mr hand nad affinal
prominent
aforesaid,
^lUIIIIIIU sis
IRepublican*
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aa
CWeh
af’
tha
iktvo
stylod
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TII_ *BB.inr..vn
Court as this Ua IU day ad
It will be essentially a “atop, look
Th* n#v. n. F. Orekhov, pnstuv
1 III II I U dog. IT ala. ■
and listen” movement
Bsndsy B.honi, nunday, lo A. M.
***' ** **■ l,0.**F. KERHDOK,
Prsnehlng. tfunday, U A. M.
Cloth of the dip*elf Court,
N. T. P. H. Kundsy, 1 V. II
Prssehlag. Bunday, 1 V. M.
tL tWAWWItm._______________
s 'i f t r j t j a s v i a .
Prsysr Mscllng. W*dn>o<t-r, •
P. M.
Prsysr and Fsstlng Bsrvks, Fri
day, IS A. M
A T THE CHURCHES
7
II. & A. DKPT. aTORB
Coe. Alh nod Soalord
Santord
Electric
Contracting Co.
Electrical Supplle*
Phone
ua
a
balanced w alo? stripped
o f all la p a rillcB .
IIBBI BOTTLLXO CO.
Graduated From ‘
Rollins College
prttshlna tl:«* A. M. sad TiM
P, W
Bomlsols County Btagtag
years' history of tho colNga.
Mr. Bills, b graduate of I
nolo High School la Beaford
Me-
iM H p K E
J p s w jc f
A T n u crttit
VtVE-ROOlCr.
V—lion l:l ( F. M.
Bihlo niady Tuotdoy Tsl* P. BL
Prsytr Mooting Tho—dsy TiM
P. M.
PAINT A GLASS CO
Ths glSL*tag C— vtsllon* VrUI ho
•ehAhotod on tho second Bondar of
svsry moath.
UT M
,»• F f 1#lm*
f k M M S#J
ft \ Wk '.t f t
A n .
urtAi.a car a m m
Tbs Rav. Karl J. Pool poster.
rphoaor for Uo hard » f h.
'sals*-Worship.
P. M.
literary
*1 th*
J i H all sail
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�Official Canvass Dyson Wins Place
OC Votes Cast In By 5 Vote Margin
Seminote County In Second Primary
• fCaitliuHl rtiw Puff
IUlnc* 14X1; J. O. Menkk SIB.
fu r atate Oemoeratte eomrnagteemaa: Fred F. Dorner 731; J.
K, Jaekaea 393; Geo. W. MeSory
,.,* 4 1 : Samuel A. B, Wi'kinaon
ROCKEFELLER LEAVES FLORIDA'
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SONI
(rmfliMM frwtn MfT l»
the rare far praaocutlng attorney
mad* a gain ai 11 reton; 77. berhart Meaner, next high, gained
one, while John G. Leonard? loat
four and 3. A. B. Wltkinaon lost
three.
f o r *o*s table, dUtriet na, 4:
•
Judge J«a. G. Sharon, Sominnla
County' candidate for Cangteaa
from tho new Fifth District,
rained three rote* on the o ffi
cial eanreaa of the rntdrna from
thU County, while Joe Hendrick*,
high man ht the ree*. ln»t fire
and *W. J. Steed, aecond high,
gained four cotea In ihi* County.
Bob Dodson, 990; Jack W. Fljmt,
Jr. WO; W. A. McMullen L13<X
Poe representative In Congress,
fifth congreaaional clatrlcti James
J. Banks, J r , 125; J, J. DicUnaon
X II; Royal C Duns 53, O. Raymond
Ellers 2H ; Joe Hendricks 491;
Jaa. S. (Jim) licCaw>y 20; Geo.
W. Scofield 93; James G. Sharon
1733; W J. (rutile) Steed 434.
For Govoraor: Grady Barton B4;
Stafford Caldwell 421; Jerry W.
Carter 297; Dsn Chipy.il 211:
Fred P Tone 544; Redmond H.
Gautier 31; Wm, C. Hedges 334;
L■ ■*a
Amos I^wis 4: Carl Maples 8; Malli* Martin 8; B. F. Paty 127;
Raleigh Petteway 738; eter T»masel o, Jr„ 490; J. R. YesrwooJ 11.
For attorney general: Ed R.
Bentley .181; Cary P.
2.333.
For comptro'leri I. Muncy An
derson 198; J. R. ( True) Bullock
114; J M. Is-e 14.72; Mnrl E. Pace
9S1; Van .'twearlntron 18 i.
For state treasurer: Simuei W.
C.etten (593; W. V. Knott 1.713;
|
T. D. Lancaster 343.
For .uperinteadent of Puj .Ic
Instruction F. W. Buchhoix 337;
W. II f (till I Cates 357; W S. Caw.
thon 712; Colin English 1.497;
Claude C. Jones .704.
For commissioner of agricul
ture: W. It. (Hu dy) Bishop 789;
Nathan Mayo 2,390.
B-Vr adjutant general: Vivian]
Collins 1,110; John <>. McNamara1
1,878. "
For president o f the United
Slate-: Joseph
A. Coutremarall.
937; Franklin II. Ilooeevelt, 2,889.
Foe
presidential
electors,
group No. I: P. Donald Helloff.
4 Hi; l.loyd SL Morgan, 1.574.
( MldsMpmta X L Deeey (akevs)
• For
proslilmtial
elector. . 1
**
..
„
. . . . pukMe aasaklng eentast of the
gr*uip No. 4. Julian R. Alford, Quarterback Society of the United
717; W. P. (Rill) Arnold. 1.131. ) a tales Naval Asademy at AnnasFor
preshlcntial
electors,' siu. (AoooctaUd Press Photo)
group No. 1: Wollar* N. Keith.)
977; Motile Stein. 033.
For
presidential
electors
group Nn. 0: Fred Andrews, 1
I. 18; Malcolm McClelland, 738.
ij1
For
presidential
electors,
group No. 7: Dan P. Mularkay,
r.9R; J. J. IVrriah. Jr„ 1,839.
For national Democratic com
mitteeman: George Cofleld, 228;
II. Nlcl Ferguson.
170;
OUle
I
Core, in * X afh^df-. Jawea.1 11T;
41. n, (Gabby) Knowles; 425; Ali
ton T. Peacock, 120; Harry H. 1
f
Wells, 1,053.
.
For national Democratic com- 1
mlttce-woman;
Pauline
Burke
Carr, 491; Hortens* K. Wells, I,.
0.11; Helen Hunt West, 781.
For delegate to national Demoera tie convention, atate at la r g e men: Fred Andrews, 1,192; Fred ■
Butts, fOfl Harry Burrh, 821;
R. Clyde Ryors. 468; Okten A.
Hynl, 44R; Sidney J. Calls, Jr.,'
-»712; John (Red) Davis, 600; Sll
Futch. 408; Benjamin R. Oorgis,
222; J. Incke Kelly. 338; Bryan
Mark, 844.
|
Foe delegato In national Demoera lie convention, atate at large
— women: France* EataJlo Al
ford, 1,121; Paolo C. Copeland,
A
TV
iJ
To My Friends in Seminole County:
l ant tltt'ply grateful to you tur your confidence
mill HiipiHirt in my race fur Congress.
Naval Academy Orator
Although defeats*). I feel thnt sticking to tho
principle 1 deemed right. Brings norm* snlinfaction in lhi* hour of failure.
la the Louisiana aenat* which hi* father ones ruled, RuasaJl Lang,
son of the late Senator Huey P. Lena, new sits as assistant secretary,
The youth boor* a strong physical reaemhlsncs to his lather and I*
sold to hove seme of tho choractarlsllc* which mid, tho (Klngllsh*
a polllleaJ dictator. (Associated Press Photo )
My service to you in the |>ust hns always been
an h onor and a pleasure.
Jas. G. Sharon
OUTLAW IS 'ROBIN HOOD' TO GIRLS
Here* John D. Raeksftilsr. *r. (front), Ormond Boacb't famed winter
resident, boarding the train to laave tho Florida resort for hla Lake■read. N. J , estate. Tb* 17-yesr-old mllllonslre-philanthropist stepped
tho distance from hi* automobile t* tho car with a firm tread. Mis
appearance bore cut reports hla health I* good. (Associated Prase Photo)
It is with pleasure thnt I chooa« this
¥.11
tnuthosl of extending my deepest appreciation
BETROTHED! YES? NO?
for the vote o f confidence given me In Tues
day’s primary ami l hope the voters o f this
county will see fil to return me to office
in the run-off primary of June 'iflrd.
Sincerely,
Suicide Teacher
J. F. McClelland
d
Building
M m* * h * i «
for lumbar, roofing
and building material*
Of all kind, (all on us.
Mare you'll find tba
moot reasonable price*
• id beat quality and
tba qukkfot i
HILL
__________(above) ef Cbl
eep*, • World war aviator, laid
MllN hi* wM* threatened to kill
horagH during * quarrel If ah* had
o g«a and knew haw tq ago It. to
|M obtained * ptotal, and Bred one
•hot Into a bureau a* * domonttraItem Later Mr*. AnahrweUr was
snot te death la her apart-
7 l3t E4 U V. Hotlong, 141;
3U4*1Im A. Jacoboon, 37S; U n.
llorth* LowdtrmUk, 414;
lire.
One* 8Lorr, 339; lire. II. 1|.
Strickland, 114; Mr*. W. B.
Young, 1,037.
f o r dole go to to notional Doatoerntie conv.ntlon, fifth cotigre*»k>na] dot riot: R. M. Howard,
•37; J i a w H. Milligan. 447;
l a g Soldoa, 347; C. B. Trend-
Lillian Duval (right), Haw Yark night alub dancer who halls from
Georgia, tall* tho world ahs’t engaged te many Paul Curlay (left),
•on *( tho governor *1 bUsaashuootta. Paul refused to aay anythin*
on* way or tho other, but hla father denied tho reputed betrothal.
(Associated Proa# Photo)
3 WIN TO TtO N TO I'll’
COLLEGE STATION, T«x . JunB.-t<V)—Three me event of the
lKIti
d t t i <4 Ttxai A. snJ.
M. will tret a t«o-month toer
of the cotton producing and
manufacturing center, of this
cuUntry ami Europe.
Tho trio won llm collect'* 19.16
cutton contest. They are George
C. Warner »f Abilene; 1,. it.
Roberta ot Terrell ami It. L.
Huckabre of IlolLivl. Te*.
I wish to express my sincere appreci
Fortunately, for them, they go forth, budget in
hand, into*a world of standard values, recognized
trade-marks, dependable merchandise. F a m i l i a r
names, advertised names, will pass their lips naturally
as they buy. They will read the advertisements more
than ever now—selecting, rejecting, budgeting, buying
with a minimum o f wasted effort and a definite assur
ance o f value received.
* The pages of this paper are full o f bulletins for
brides, news o f the world o f goods and services, short
cuts to efficient housekeeping. Whether you’re a 1936
bride or a 1966 bride, make It a habit to read the adver
tisements regular!v. For the sake o f time, economy
and convenience, he familiar with standard values
when you start out to shop.
hopo to merit the support o f all citi-
County genvlna appreciation and thunk* for Ik*
aplendk) vote c f faith and confident* given m«
LiAaS1
in Tueadsyt alectioa and solicit their continued
, f '
t
*
support In Um Jum 23rd primary, assuring thorn,
if elected, impartial, efficient, aad faithful per*
formance
!
l
zens if I am elected on June 23rd. In
the next two weeks I wish to meet as
‘
\
,/1
-*
nBiffM'n
a .f -
i
« feLa^Vi C; M
1
.
many people as possible and discuss
with them my canffidaey.
ot duty in the Interest e f U » « bUt«
county.
Unless ihis year is very different from other years,
grocers’ sales ol rice will pick up during the next Bi*
weeks. Church organists will suffer occupational fa
tigue. Tin cans will rattle behind dignified automo
biles. And a great many young couples, emerging
starry-eyed from the middle aisle, will face Life to
gether and find it full of New Problems.
They have so many things to buy, so much shopping
to do, so many choices to make. Furniture, silverware,
rugs and blankets . . . towels and toasters . . . soap and
soup and cereals.
•a «
me at tho polls last Tuesday. Jt is my
! deair* to •onvey to the voter* of Seminole
BULLETINS FOR
BRIDES
To The Voters:
ation for the splendid support Riven
I
I
I '■
Sheriff
Llttls Robert Csmdsn, dubbed both the "Scourog," end the "Robin
Hood" of the Ourfce. appears to bs ragsrdsd wholly In tho letter role
by Lent Calllban (left) end hie cousin, Gladys Csmdsn, sitting with
him during hi* qturdsr trial at CsMarvlllo, Mo. Ho confessed mur
dering Rev. Jams* A. Bradford. (Atssslsisd Prtat Photo)
Sincerely,
I
® 7-’PN7k
■
I A. Dyaon
I
*.lT
Si- isV
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. i tiiHti.Xi, H iS 11 lY in ..H ty r i
%
�W > t o .T o W ji ,
By 2 T o J Score
26 To 21 In Last
Of 5-Game Series
Lookouts-Azaleas To Play Best Players In
DoubleHeader HereMonday StateLeagueAre
I WrnthfT pamHttaf. U lint p m will la calul >1 s A M To Be Selected
Victory To Be Cele
brated A t Picnic
Week From Today
m
double hander of th* M M
will »nd the SOeOnd
immodiately
______
Ballot! Will Be Sent' Dertona
* * *
Sanford Lookout! and Um Piloto T - !ir * J S U ? S .
ka A takas. A double-header waa that m u n > i i i will be (ix '
ilLL. TCBRV
> •' i
BUI Terry I left) and doe Medwkk, two ef bee; ball's big six. In XXI
games Terry, of tbo Gknta, boa made 15 runs end hoade ihe column {
with a percentage of 4X4, while Medwkk,' of the C e n U n - hie made j
XI runs In 44 games and has a percentage rating of JlCa.
j
Saints Will Meet Panthers Defeat
Lookouts' Sunday! Cherokees4To3
tee Benford over U League Ferrell, Glenn Odbem, Charles
On Sanford Field' In Legion League
£ The third game o f the. Park, Lionel McGI I and Earl
Get
IntojRnbeling’sHomer
i ? (Apr. XI) was won hyj The tcora iy innlnra of the win- Saints
rd from Daytaria Beach, It mteg game wss as follows i .
Stuffy Says Locals Higgs Fans Five Men
Than the Leokowte won Pirate# ------- A 5 XX 2 0 0 —X6
Ihrilling IT-liming game on. Bemlnolee — 0 0 t t i t i —XI Second Place By Helps DeLand To
Are Keyed To Win,
And Dysdn Scored
M from the Islanders, I to
Manwe‘1 Stows rt, manager of
Game Time 3 P. M. 4 Runs On 2 Hitt
e other Snafard-Dartmte U Pirates, announces that he will Defeating G-Men Shot Out Palatka
I knd
scores by whkn uk* bk winning team to Sin
S p o r t s W r it e r s
A n d C lu b M U U g e n
thn eoontry, the press bureau ef
the National Association Is plan■tog to conduct s ballot to select
n 1 M ell-etar team foe the Mer
ida State League. Writer* and vsoagnrn of the circuit have been
••bed to boar thb to rated, no that
whan Um bAlota are distributed
m
m
thn
malUon won warn Apr. XX,
May X, 4-0; May I, 4-5|
1& X-X (IX innings)i Mar
LX; May XX, 10-1; Jana 4,
tM *e Springs neat Saturday for
a »wini mad plenlr. The boya are
to ™ *t ■* tta Grammar School
■* «*• •’«le«h that afternoon. and
a
transportation will bo provided
fj; r
—X —
them.
to-----la a hawbn
epoitsored by
Vhot Um Sanford slab bus
J S Ik
Former lookout Bats
In Lone Tally For
VUitinff Islanders
Freddie iPrancle brings 'hi*
Saints over from St. Augutslno
tomorrow for n Sunday gam* with
Stuffy
McCrone’s
Lookouts—
and Stuffy taya hie gang la keyed
up to win, feeling morn confident
elan yesterday's victory orer DayDBLAND, Jana A— With Jake tone, tho (tub that hoi repeatedly
defeated ell ethers In tho league
and hat hold tho leadmkip fer
week*. The Lookout* art playing
In St. Augustin* this afternoon.
Stuffy wax undetermined, this
raornlpg at to who would pitch
tomorrow. It will depend on the
result of today’s contest, ho said.
Game In Gainesville Reda Get 7 Runs In
Goes 14 Innings To
Friday's Game On
Final 6 To 4 Tally. Their Home Field
(MINESVllLE, June
1 —The
toe schedule showed. Ibe Pirates
*y~ to first plsea, with the Remlnolen
- pttcn ln^wr t o y and Tsnksee tied for second pe* ? * . *** ^ •''“to" I eltIon. Several preliminary games
**
*•! Into .were then played and the Yankees
WF> o™
*** were eliminated, end the “word
^
?* * otonad up aeries" waa on between the Pirates
■_*°*Fto Of weeks ago,land the Bemlnolee. The Plrstsej
allowed to pitch tbo laet won the first game, then the 8cm---------WDn w
. TOIBJt the
vnm rPL
t.
toningi of a game that
waa, Inotes won
the second,
Mfore he waa sent ta
to the1rates won the third and then .the
released. Semlnolea won tho fourth gam*
irrat a ef tho series.
oat bora ____
— -------------—--------I are rat what they urad to be, su
I the Pirate* are going to b* taken
playsd 9,1 * pknk and swim ’narary>rd Unm' tolng at Senlcmio Springs
. k new' n°w that school la out.
-,r?_
U
.1;
him for two la thn second.
RcboUng*! homer la tho second
ntorod D»Land's first run, ami'XInnrd, who walked trorod In the
“ *"• *™"!** Singles by Hnhersnn
«*d BwaOl "
,h*1 titora k hra
■«* a Wt ,u™«0W*ron L K,,T J '• * *
i*S horror r a l e ^thr1Uft UncJr » « ‘ be part of (ho mauag
won, trought a. Jt Urrra"
downft I and scored
MeOownn, the first biller for
IS* Saints In the fourteenth, blast«d * doutl* to deep left field, n*
eeorod when FIlags raid gathered
In hk fourth Wt of tbo game, a
single to right, FUegartld lock second on a wild throw by McNamara
to first end scored on Owens' . Although Henry gav*°up shThita
to the Rais, he wra ,b li to bold
.* v « 1 ^
fourth case ML
^
™ .
Tbo Saints started the scoring <n them I, check, except |„ the
tho first when they score! thro*
,h”y pu,hed
■“ * pected to burl fra to ta ls I T le !
i
. . i! l Sex Packard, a fan who never tlmea as Zupanlc rifled one of Hi— 000 Aon 000-0 , 8 * ^
>*t to defeat l
misses a best boll gam* If be can Namsra’a dellrerlre far over the S S l T :
i returned when that daal t —^ there, rays he never played light field w»I. Two runners were Delcsnd , .......—«tt>4 000 1 0 r-7
’U° 8,ll,Dn
L IT
i ^ P,UUf ' " i r ^
i f ten In M. llfo Mr.,I on the base* at tha time.
t*** / 0?
) Psekerd It vlra-praeklent of Uie,
1•
?.— ------1 The G-Men scored twice In the 6 Florida Amateur
V e !- *5*
^ .S a n fb r d
Baseball
AsaockUon.1Initial frame and added two mors
Golfers To Enter'
OW e*
t« t as temporary chairman uf
t^unlfom fra the l'r*t time y^, (U|i organisation before the In tho fourth to toko a 4-3 lead.
Southern^Toumey Ig
flam *
The
Feint*
tied
Ik*
seer*
at
4*4
In
TbsTsdey^ »nd belved the l»-i League waa formed waa largely
the ninth. After Pw> betamen were
U^ J r^ iu n iv r” P«Ml¥*.»'on« ^ »?»t ch*p-| o it In that Inning McGowan »l»- Including 15-yeur-old Bobby
.- ,
t.
, i
. . gled t o third and Bradky treiog
it o t , the state champion from
tpbea* hit lo th* kat Inntnc
.for V " 1®*nfonJ
to get him threw wild at Oral Me- Bradenton, tin Up-notch Florida
( setred Balkkl for Daytona's * * ? t
WASHINGTON, Jura A -<A V club In tho state circuit.
Goeen taking third aad scoring am*tour golfer* hare signified
I tally In yratordayk game.
Tho attain of tho American LeagO*
Frieodo of Buddy Lake Won*
FIUgeraid's blow ta center. their Intention of competing la pennant r*en and o f bottUng
his good pitching arm will Stand Two fast double plays In the ex- th* nnnnal Southern tournament ageiMb o sMconoba of tad
Mm la good ntoad -In Me new »ra Inning* of th* gam* cut off etarttag June IX at HsraphK Twooko"—Injuries, particularly' to
berth on the Scranton. I V club potential G-Men nearing effort*. Team, assuring tbo Ssashteo Honk Greenberg, and opatty plick
and that ho will win msnv earns*
Innings:
.
State p f Its brat representation ing—has put fiery Mickey Coonfor the coal braver* It was un- fll Aug. .300 000 0X1 000 01—X In the' history of tho ovonfc # , ran# on the tlda'lnoo for Um tiara
fortunate far Mm and also for GolnoavUI* 100 200 000 000 KF-4 _ Oqly eao^tkridg^golfer, Ralph being.
Tho pilot o( th* worli eharaplono
eoBopood Thursday at Philadelphia
Golf Championship
««*h *t
after a hard ran to acorn on a
four-baa* (loot hit within U)* pork.
Play Next Year To J S f .
Yesterday ta ravoakd ta had kad
Be In Pqrtttnd,Ore* j g K
aoraral similar “falatjfit spells"
After about a week's rest be
cause of rate every day a game
waa scheduled, two teams of the
Legion Junior League met on tho
Ninth 8tract diamond yesterday,
and payed a 4 to X contest, it
waa batwoaa thn Psnthere and the
Chorakeos, and tho Panthers won.
The scribes and- pilot, will bo
Tito aeon:
furnkhod blanks calling for first
v
I H B
and searad choke for oaeb of the
Panthers ....................... 5 X t I t positions, enabling a tie to be
Owrakeeo _____________ X X I rattled ta compiling tho term .
Captain’ Forgneon pitched for
The placing o f each player on
tbo Panthers tad perfumed In kls one of these all-star teems I, onusual grand style, sllewteg only
throe hits end striking out eight terad on his record at prana headand the honor will fol
men. Dyson wta behind the plate quartern
low him through Mo entire busfor tho winning slob. Hayes end bell career.
Higgs buried for too Chovotaos,
Members of the e'l-stsr trams
era published annually In tbs
Beech
and Spalding
baseball
fuldea, and ito ia a signal honor
to win era o f the bertha on tho
THE STANDINGS,^'
NATtauai. UMttt'H
I
r
ISA* |— «
_
Micky Cochrane
Out Of
Thera will be IS placet on the
all-dlar team. These Include Um
night regular positions, a right end
left-hsndod pitcher, a utility man
and a manager.
While playing ability, of course,
b paramount In thn selection or
any all-star team, the Veters an
also requested to take otker matton tote coaaldemUtan. Hustle,
team spirit and other points that
are Included hi the make-up ef the
thl. season.
Sanford's two runs were made lr.
lbs siath Inning, Clary started
Uiat Mato by a stngla to left fWM,
Malt by sacrificed tnd Clary went
to eeoond, and Boris drew a base
n balls. Oates hit to short and
Boris was oat at second, while
Clory went to third. Bet Hoetnaki,
second baseman for the blots,
who recotrad the throw, tried far
a double play, threw wild and Catea
was safe at second end Clary
■cored. Overstreet got a hit and
when third baseman Dillingham
threw the ball away Catea creased
the plate for the second score.
Daytona's tone scorn was made
to the lest toning when If (Nelly,
former lookout now on the Island*
ere’ line-up, smashed out a. triple
and Be'kk! scored.
Sweeney pitched snperb bell for
the Lookouts and allowed only one
hit up to the eighth Inning. From
the second to the eighth toning
not n single blander reached first
heso. Ia the eighth with two .oet
Dillingham got to first, hot failed
to get any farther.
Kinsal, who was on the short
end of the grselllng 17-tanflg 1
to l battle ea May f t when Daytons wan bust here, pitched for tbo
Islets yeotorday. Be held the L o g
outs to f»Cq^ scattered hits, one
each In the second, fourth, fifth
and sixth Innings.
In the last toning it looked for
a time ta though the visitors
would tie the score. With one out
and the tying nm on third. Sweeny
ceased Hastoskl to foul out to
Bletrof.
Anderson, always a
dangerous batter, sent a lino drive
to left field. But Overstreet, hy a
hard spring and an 'to wet Impos
sible catch, got.the ball and ended
(ka »ra«4 raaeeraXV
lira an tales daring tbo
of Umplro “ Pop" Lohr.
SPRINGFIELD, N. J , lane
years, and by a* doing kat -(A V -T b* United State* Gstt
wonderfully . In building * Aesockttou announced Um
tor and, Incidentally, dr- national amateur golf th*
tg soera goad tall players, ship will ta played at lb*
Mo#** wu« three goM wood Country CJut
Ilk pitching for tho (barn. I Ora. marking thn a*
j
Jp tana In throe little Mstory that this Utj
series’' When ta wn# n lit- gun* to the For Vi
if. And Uraru are others played at Pebble 1
■:-
tact Marti
•
™ * t a r w k g t t a t r f XT4.740 rural
properties te Sao Peak state, S3,-
m era owned by Italians, K.110 ty Spaniard* and. HLX45 by
Latest Sensation,
Plays Vi
prabem n j
the team tk g lU d the
�Sanford ft The Only C en tal ;
Florida City A ffordlnf Rail, Hifh*T
And Water fransportatlow
SANFOl^p, FLORIPA, MONDAY, JUNK 8, 1 W
lid First National Strike Called Seminole High School To South China
French Honor 88 Seniors Tonight Lays Plans
1*0 Pay Its Sixth Among
f A « | M ; n f l r e Dr. Karl Lehmann Win Deliver CommenceT n P in k l- I o n
vOal M in e rs
ment Address And Sunerlntendent
lOllClltJftD
And Last Dividend New Strike Results'
Resistance To Japan]
_ —
6vtr Fifty Thousand
Dollars To Be Dis•
After Million C*fhty-elght men**™ of Sami- the Rev. J, B. Root;
.
.nolo High School .color data wfllf
•»>Other Strikers An- reealeo diplomat tonight at I
by the orchestra.
"ounce Big Victory
B onn
5 * * ? 11
o
lWUiey, datety
131 W e n tD ir id e n d
^
Total P a te n t la h ^
TraP
Over 5-4 M illions! ToFightFine For
^
„ '
Depositors Get Back
Almost 60 Per Cent
Of -Their
Deposits
_____
Making Turn At ‘5
Hour*
—
***, J|T „*7
Gen* Tunney, former heavy*
-------- .
,
PARIS.
Juno 8,— — Coal
minora o f northern Franco, nutnborlng 150,000 called a general
.trike today a few hosro after
1,000.000 other workers won a
complete rictory In their "folded
orma" refusal to work. Tho coal
miners
declared they
would
rather "strike end ,« tar-re than
work and stares." The lahAr
Tho‘ sixth and final dlvf- **taht champion of the world,
i dtena 'o f the defunct First found himself last week la a
National Bank will bo paid .t i l. of martyrdom to a nahto
tar thesrecelver here tomnrtuw end ctcsHtora of the
bank will receive $152,961, 'ac
cord ley to Information re
leased by the offices of m .
Pair, received which
that receipts
were
today. . Tbt dividend la
K.H Lehmann, aecrotary of tho
county chamber of commerce,
|g echeduled to delletT tho princlpal addreaa of the irenlng.
T, W. Lawton, county school anparintandent, will award honon
to outstanding students of tho
elaaa, while Prof. 0. K. McKay,
Seminole principal, la to prerwnt
diplomas,
The high school orchestra will
Cia>. iponson this year are
Mr. May 8. Maxwtll, R. E. Kipp,
Mia. Ruth Hand, Mlaa Lillian Dun
lap and Mias Margaret Long.
Sunday night tha class attended
commencement service. In the
school auditorium. Tha Rev. A. 11.
Cole delivered tha aermon and tha
Rev Martin Bram read Scripture.
Invocation was pronounced by the
Rev. E. D. Brownlee whl'e the
Rev. IV. I\ Brooks said benedk-lloi,
Tha high school orchaitra provid
ed mu.lc.
Tonight's graduation elaaa la
composed of tho following: Dorla
Walker. Louise Packard, Wynells
Falrcloth. Anna Cornell, Jo.te
Belle Andrews, Jana Gantt. Lwls*
Purdnn, Byt>li Boyd, Htltn Harkey,
Fanny Digger*. Peggy Grlmball,
ir »tla »|
ea C ift T a il
PoUm Action AwaitaiBorah
they would
IVCOUU0 U i
uaom u-
nation Of Injuries
l Tho $52351 dividend payment
■Jamarrow brings Um total paid
<Sine* tha bank want Into tho
'hands of a receiver to $752,775.17. The first dividend declared
wo* II per cant, the second 20
par cent, tho thin) 10 par cent,
too fourth se*an par rant and
tho fifth thran png cant
Chatter Harper, 17-monlha-old
ton of Mr. and Mra. Clarence
Harper, 110 Jasmine, sustained
brulaee and scratches with pos
sible Internal Injuries this morn
ing whan ha wae_atruk by (ha
n w K ira wuwu preside at a
Greer,
conferone* o f those employes to- *“ * b
* tU " Pt t 0 *a d U " ‘“ t
Ybllng Harper _ woF said to
_ .
.. ..
___ have boon playing In Um street I
Salengro mid the agreement
hl#
p8lk< j^ r t a *
m**
ispraesiito- recorded no evidence that th*l
!!»*»
^
Oeuaral Confsrervcs n#rr0 was speeding when tho at*
Labor and the Oonoral Conoccurred,
CITY NEWS BRIEFS fodoratton
of Production, a tasnuPreliminary sum Inations by
facturara
aaaoclatlnon
which Drt- H. D. Smith and J. N. Tolar
Tuesday^ tide*: High ml H ill iMludes ejneJority of tho Urge ^
mode Immediately- Dr.
A. M. and I t : » P. M.; tow o4 5:00 firmn affected by the strikes.
smith said It ws. tmposalblo to
P. M. Sen rise* at 1:15 A. M. and
—,
determine further Injuries until
sat* at Ti>7 P. M. Kaon rise* .t
Jw k« “
Luciano Couvicted " " S x urai'M m .
to convene at T:M o'clock tonight On 62 Vice Counts:
In City Hell, aomrittag to P. 8.
Lomaon. dty stork. Only roatiao Jury Out AH Night
.
°
I pollco stotosL
)k was placed to tho hands of
l l Rawlings, tha first racelvar business 1* on tha schedule.
>
Tho Mayfair Ifctol haa boon solet tod for tho Wodnoodiy night
dinner meeting sf the SanfarJ
Lion** Club, It was announced to
day. Tho affair, to scheduled far
7Plf'
:diL.
\i
Tha lanftod KJwnnk a n f Rotary
Chib* each have postponed regu
lar luncheon* this weak and will
participate to a J*4at pknto Thar*.
CANTON, Chin*. Jon* S.—VP)—
The South Chirm government has
decided to Mnd tn army against
JtptB In North Chinn with or
wlthtnt assistance of th« control
Nanking government, Oonoral U
Chung Jan asserted today.
Commander of tho Kwangal
forcoa urged officer* and man
throughout tho republic to “ahoi
blood finely for the rauio of antiJaponaao national aalration." Canoral Li's atatemont *aa supported
by Lo Wan Kan. a former foralgn mlnlater of the Nanking govimmrnt, who declared "roe latonee
If the only way to deal with J»southwest Kuomintang (govern
ment party) and tha central txceutlva committee said tha southern
armies plan no Invasion of tho
north with anti-Nanking objectives
but "the present military and po-
17 Months Old Landon Backers
Child Is Hit By SeeGovernor As l
A utojn Street Certain Nominee*
annooacamnt said that
dend chocks or* hare and
I creditors. are urged U
tha reeatveria office on
rd floor * f the Atlantic
the cocatable, end tho Justice of
W * y will have to be claimed from the peace divide op tho fines. I
; (ho Washington office.
understand tha racket exists In at
[ U t. McNair said: "I with to
W M overgone to obtain thalr
’ shacks hare before our office
oloooa, Thooe who live outside of
• Sanford or who cannot call si
Utar oflsa may mall thelk.receipts,
f f i opstlj signed with thalr certif
icate* lo ua. As quickly sa po*tibia w* will forward tho chock
to the sddrtss listed on the ro-
Invasion Is Seen As
Only Means Of Pre
serving Freed o m
cloalng hymn
*------ - - - -
NEW YORK, June
Although young Harper was
Charts* Luciano, known to the I token to Pants!d-Laughton bosplunderworld as "lock y" ever siaeo.tol for an alamination, ho was
the time ho cam* hack slbw from I »*t admitted to Um Institution
a gangland rid*, was eonvktod on far traatmonL Dr. Smith said tho
all gg counts o f a rise Indictment youth was suffering from shock-
Archduke OttoMakes
Demand For Throne
SS*
ISSTVSK ^ hwk.
3 j? S S r ^ L ^ " “ 'I *j*
The nine defendants, Stator trk n . ( ^ m ^
otaltomm prison term* o f 1555 •**
«■ -
d*m*nded^. m ^
AaidJ
C k * a c e .T o
fig u r e
I n Party
Revolt
CLEVHLAND, Juno
Lhmlvrs of tho a)ready-booming
Lsndon campaign, working s i top
speed were among arriviste for
the Reputlicsn ronvsntloa and
claimed new sneoarsgsmsat today
from two dlrsctlon* of opposition.'
Senator Borah of Idaho, newly,
arrlrod from Washington, shunted
said* leadership of "stop Lsndon"
drive which was his for tho asklog. But ho'luUUd "nothing hot
been settled” finally about the
ticket or platform.
For the first Um* concession
tamo from tho belligerent head
quarters of Col. Frank Knox. Ho
was spoken of thora aa “ a definite
aacond choir*" with ■ chance yet
(o win out If Landon fail* to go
over on tho first thro* ballots.;
“ I don't want to go Into any
comblnatlaa that would attempt
to control tho convention,” Borah
told an Idaho delegation at hla
hotel headquarters. He had tolkad
the possibilities over with) hla
loyal Idaho dalegation.
Ethiopian Warriors
Set For New Fight
DJIBOUTI, French Somaliland,
(unraosored)—Italy holds Addis
Abob* bdt almost 11000 Ethiopian
troop* lurk In the hilt* near tho
iEthiopian capital ready to resume
tha struggle eg*pat tha Mackshirts.
■ *
Italians ocrapyW tha aapltol
have executed 13d Ethiopians far
voripus causes. Ot* group of 50
Junior High School Seniors 1
Diplomas At Graduation
jLate Report Poll
Co ne In Second
Ctounty
t
Alachua
- ....
•Baker ..........
Bay
.........'Bradford .
'Brevard ---- Broward - ....
'Oalhoun .....
Charlotte ...
Citrus ..........
Clay .............
Collier
........
'Columbia ....
hade . -----DeSoto
- ...
Dials ........Duval ______
Escambia ■—
•Flagtor ......
Franklin .....
'Cad.den ----Gilchrist ___
Gholes -------G u l f ----------.'Hamilton ...
'Hardee ----Hendry -----Hernando
•Highland. ...
HUlaborough .
Holmes ---- 'Indian RWtr.
Jackson ____
Joff arson . . .
UfayatU —
s i tn appreciable distance from
Nanking troop* “ pending clarifi
es tfon of the situation."
Tbs Canton regime's determina
tion to fort* the anti-Japanese Isan* was Indicated In an official
announcement June 15 was select
ed for the "oath taking csrsmony,"
when a long list of grievance*
tgainst Japan will bo sired.
One Time Resident,
Walter Yowell, Is
Buried In Orlando
Hodges Drops To 3rd
Place As Official
Count Is Tallied
*">
JAnrsONVTT.T.FI. Ja»>« ?•
427
*1°
247
itu
*44
4»
1M
loos
wo
* 1°
_
fA P I — A a«l*t*n t
Stat*
A tln rn n v Tl. Y . M ain e* j f
flalnonvlH r (Muinht to d a y t o
lo a m w h v varvlntr net* o f
fig u r e * w orn a n n ou n ced M
th e o f f 'c 'a l I r w c o u n t y eaira
van* o f unto* can t f o r Rtf"
N om atnrlnl
c a n d id a te *
lu
taat
TuentUty’ s
D e m o c ra tic
nr*m arv.
*■
4183
Fred P. Cone. lake City. cluWT
1341 hv a narrow margin tn second
L e v y --------- -738
L ib e r t y ------- MR
Madison _ _ _
505
Manatee ____ 024
Marion
ISM
'M a r t in ____ 140
M o n r o e ____ 14
Nassau _____ 430
O k a loosa ___ .
77
'Oksochoboo .
30
Orange ____ . t n
Osceola ....— 77
Pasco _ _ _ _ _
480
Palm Beach _
381
P in ella s____ 1471
Palk _______ 1070
Putnam _____ 1331
St. Johna ___ 1001
•St. Lucia _ _
320
Santo Rosa — 729
Sarasota ___
180
'Seminole' ___. .550
•Sumter _ _ _
380
'Suwsnee ___ 922
Taylor __ _ _ _ 415
•Union -------- - 714
Value l a ____ 1728
Wakulla _____
44
Walton _____
184
Washington _ 550
Walter D. Yowall, 82, formorly
a resident of Sanford and a broth
er of Arthur E. Yowall of this
city, died Saturday evening at 6:00
o'clock to Um Halifax Hospital at
Daytona Beach. Ho had boon to
ill health for oovtnl month*.
Funeral aarvfeoo were held this
afternoon at $i$0 o'clock *t Carey
Hand's Chapa! to Orlando and
burial was mod* In tha family plot
In Greenwood Oamottry.
’ Mr. Yowall apsnt bis early Ilf*
In Orlando whan ho was engaged
In tha Mwaptpor and printing
business. At on# Um* h* was owner
and pohltahog of Um Evening Raportar-fltar. lo ta r ha operated a
printing shop to Ranford. At tho
time of hit death ha was living
In Daytona 8*0*1
II* I* eurrivodby hla widow, six
daughter*, lh graodchlWren, an*
sister, Mrs, J. D. Barnes sf Or
lando, two toother*, Arthur K.
Yowall of thto dty,
N. P. TowSharon.
all of Orlndta
_
ral boarorrwcwi Phillips Blatoone, Joseph ■m ky, Choslay Mra
grudar, Shtora Ira*. J r, Joseph
Guernsay, * 4 Dooald Lao. The
Yowall Caaapagy to thl* city was
closed this ofiaroaon frma 2:10
o’clock td $iM O’clock during tho
boon of uta raisraL
Fred P. Cone .1--------- S T M
W. C. nod re* --------- 46,45$
2«2
89
Half sf tha fins was
suspended on good behavior.
Intoxication and assault and
battery charges against Ornmnd
Ward resulted hi tho assessment
of a $50 fin* or 60 days hi JOIL
Hoaio Foster, sold to have been
Intoxicated was given a $28 fin*
and note or 60 days to Jail. Fine
Mils Emma Scholl
Diet At Hogpital
principal
Investigator Is Sent
To Levy County To
Probe Official Re
turns Which Varied
Latest Table On
Governor Count
Mlaa tmmm & Scholl, **. aj
resident of lim tolll County for
I y*srs_ dlod to. fhrnald-laughGtANDATAND PALLS
A. H. (Sandy) Graham, Wtald
War hare and present Hottenant
governor, and John McBaa, Chora
lotto lawyer, and wUI km pitahod
Into tha runoff •lection which wM
be held by the party July At •
Tha returns gam R iDw H
120328, Hooy 121340.
LOCAL WEA'
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| Teachers Endorse! HEADS METHODIST PROTESTANTS
.Crusades Showing
At R i t z Theater
*" Pangborn. whow 29 y rart have
keen pick**! with taring adventure.
h .|- a to fallow a flight frdm Hi.United^ Slats* lo Moscow. in J j «c.
with an around the world nnn-*ti>:i
hop which will better the rvtut.l
of the late Wiley Toot.
llo I* hopeful of ubUlriiiit; n ro- thought It wa* *#ry flood.* Mor
I hot. pilot for bio attack on the 6,' gans Griffin. ,, ,
I 617-mll* flight to Munrow.
- The Crusade** t# a wawdarrd ply Around The! " I h i d to fly to Hwcow any- ful ptefnre for children of (ha
way to arrange for ref,.«,inu my Grammar School a 2*. It follow*
Vorld In
Days 1•hip
for th* non-stop f ight ground
both the fifth and tilth grada
tha world," ho said.
v.
By R ^ t TIPTON
Pangborn to omfMenWi* cun rut History testa In every Instance.
IRBANK. Calif, Jana ( H f l three Inur* eff the oro-nd Hie t(> Christian I n m d are eiceHeut
tastumfng Clyde Pangborn,
am) [it ealue fur portraying the
anda grfaw/i with greme* from work) raeord of 7 doy>, 1H bourn, terror! of war Cannul be over49!Vl
mltKilce
oet
by
th«
lot*
Wiley
motor of hls "flying wing"
eitlmalrd.*- Ruby L. PeUre.
i,'la bually prepaling for an j, Poet,
The Rev. Bernard Root, paitor
ipt to amaah two world apecd ! "Pott loot a lot of tima on the of ihr Congregational Church,
I ground. If I can arrange lo get fret
| Russian bombing plane* to help wh«. al*o attended the (bowing,
| rna refuel, 111 lout not more tltnn *p.ite very highly of the film
four hotre each in the t* lllliot and mired everyone to aee i t
I will .take gaaoliao while flying.” ___
Pangborn, bornjrn a farm near
Wvntachee, Wash, worked ln a U0*'-0* Turner i
>lumber camp, did aurveylug and
•(* l^ndon-M<
. F ree DancingI then want to the l/niv,-r»iiy uf
J'angborn oape
1 Idaho, lie en Med In the Army Mo*cnw flight fi
In The Club Room during the World War. leairwd In «r IUyt- na Reac
fly, afld waa made a flyiny inatruc.
The l.r>.O0O-ml!e
tor aM7Jlingf,n Hejd, Tee.
*ff"»t tmiat wait
"Pro done little la>l barnulnrm- wne, torarao ol
No Covert Charge. Eat, Ing alnce," he lmllcd.
ti ne, he ’aid. 11
A flight armmd the world In finding nrrnntrem
irink and enjoy an even
ing at leaat once each 1931 With Hugh Herndon, New / n" m pl“tn to u«e
York eporteman-evlator, brought i nthcrwl ,r be ma;
week at.
trouble when the filer* wore nr- 1 * log
outed of making air phut, .gmiihs I
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In Japan. Itelayed there abort two I Artur .tamca
month a, they ended Iheir world *and j.tartlre* on
by flying non-atop tn Wenta- atrumrnta- dew'a
S miles out on DeLand Rd. Jaunt
cha*.
paiwr, mouth org
In 19.14 I’angAorn and Col. to” and the like.
Another
NOW OPEN
WILSON’S
CABINET SHOP
M l R FIRST ST.
W* build an ) repair furniture
and
8*11 anything you harp on
,
Commission
J. H. WILSON. Prop.
7Yi
KlltS
Shores Tonight
1
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I PIANO—Rather than oapenao of
I (hipping, will tell Baby Grand
HAVE TOUR WATCH repaired Plano for balance due. Terms
by ooo who realty know* how, may be arranged with reliable
Briggs. Jeweler, Hag. Are.
j party. Plano in Sanford territory.
•t — — _r — 7— ~ r
Bure* ** new. W rite tha Baldwin
T * * * ! " f y * 1-.
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H«no Co. 141 W. 4th S t, Cln-
• 3AO PERMANENTS—two • I m
( 5. All thia week. Blue Bird.
Haudia, heifer owned by W. FI
Jeffery* of Shawnee, Okla.. be
came a mother at th* ay* of 13
months, three day*.
CEDAR Whrdrobo also eedar
WILL BUY~good eypnes log*
■wing. Inquire B. F. Jammey.
Soo OSCEOLA CTPRESB CO, R t 2, Box 91, Sanford.
Oacoola, Florida.
SHORTS
The Rev. J. H. Qtraughn (right) ef Baltimore, newly elected president
of the Oenoral Cenftrenaa of the Methodist Pretoetant church. It
(hewn receiving eengraudattcni from the Rev. J. C. Sroemfleld of
Pittsburgh, retiring preside at, at tha quadrennial aeaalen In High
Point, N. 0. (Associated Press Phete)
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CONVICTED OF KIDNAPING
GRADUATION
Photographs,
14.00 per doa. Wleboktt’a Stu
dio.
FROG HUNTERS
We pay IS Cents Ik eaah rough
wt. at Send nolo Food Store, Sawford 8:30 A. Hi dally. Sana
Balm Co. Loagwood.
NOTICE: Security Feed and
Seed Company is musing from
813 E. First St. to the botiding
formerly occupied by
Stakes
Seed Co, on Watt Ftret S t
T - Loat a id F o w l
, LOST: S small fox Terris re. Fe
males. Black and White. J. T.
Fortier. Weat Geneve A re
I A— A utom obile*.
I 1-8 TON DODGE 1938 model
Tractor and aeml-trailer with
M -ft. closed body. Like new.
31200. Terms If desired. Rm I
* Sons, 801 W. I r t H
■H ESS
S P E C IA L F L A V O R S
T H IS .W E E K —
.
O L D -F A S H IO N E D
Pineapple
B attered P e r n
ALL-STATE Ureo-^Saare' pries*
and Soar*' quality- Rael and
Bona, 301 W. f ir s t S t
S— S itu a tio n
W attled.
COLORED WOMAN m a n job
doing laundry or cleaning
house. Lillie H id Jenkins, Coe.
8th A Locus t
colored'
4 .5 0 - 2 1 ,.. i
4 .7 5 -1 9 ...
.5 .2 3 -1 8 ..,
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6.00.19 HA,
6.50.17
ho
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7.00-17 m a ,
7.50-17 h a ,
G IH t.'vjoU Williams.
wants housework. Eiperleneod
in laundry and dishwashing work.
Brew* (Ian) and John P. arldflM, termer Tampa
nelleemen, are (hewn walking frem the eaurthevee at Bartowt Pla,
JuM aftar a fury eenvlatad them and three ether ex-poileemen ef
htdnaplng Iwgen* p, Poulnet frem the Tempd pell** static* last fell.
Two ether men were aslsss at tha same time and one, Jeaeph
•heamahar, was flogged ao eev.rely, the pretaeotian ehargad, that
he died. (Associated Preae Phete)
KATHRYN HEMPHILL TRIUMPHS
e - JEWELER
lamond M ounting
And
-wiiitnw wwuHi *hw -run
17— Uuainey Placen f o r R e a l .
SeuUQ01, ^
C redit Am-n
6,00-20...
Ip p td T lre a — It
com* t o
little to p ro tcc r live*
7 .5 0 .2 0 ...,
20x5hMhw,
32x6 h a . . .
SWIM — DANCE — PICT
PALM SPRINGS ,
a a r e v i r r u n x L A M hV **
fiCIAL OPENING RATES — l b CENTS
T R A C n V R J ^ C W Q RATES AND FAC
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�W o r t ! I* T h u O n ly C t t t n i
F lo r id . C ity AiroHIsc R ail, B ifi
A nd W i le fts a e p e rta liie
ower teachers Take Examination
|]e|J Tomorrow On Constitution
^
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LOU 3 1
t vv573.
Chief .Justice D is
m isses Injunction
Suit In stitu ted By
4 Pow er Companies
A apodal uamtaaUoa e a tto poop)*; whoa* Juit pomora or*
O n s W j i of the United. State* derived from the consent of tto
will be taken by sip lh n n ta for
• democracy in a repoblk; a sovereign Nation of
■any sovereign States; » per.
fact Union, ona and Inseparable)
Reeovefy, Relief
Vote To
nner-Up
electric projects* In four state*.'*
He held th a t the plaiaU ffa-ths
Alabama Power Company, the
Texas Utilities Company, the
Oklahoma Utilities Company and
the Iowa Light and Power Comnaby—hath the right to bring a
n i t to question validity of the
|*w er jrojeeta. If a rulad, howw ar,
that the'tw o atatutos under which
the prefects ar« being carried out—
National IndustrUI Recovery
and the Emergency Relief Act
d im sre constitution*!. Ha sl
ap brid that the pawer projects
VOaS-authorised by terms of these
tins', statutes.
i R eturned Ballots
Of 40 S ent O ut To
JBe Counted Today
-—
granting o f the kbaantae ballote
the camaoakfc heard thla aftMB will dadde whether Jao. E.
a or F .A . Dyaaai wfll gw Into
» laaood primary a t Jana ta tv
M wttk Otto Bsharthl far the
MBi D totritt Mat os the Sosrd
Out To 646 Vot
addition Is Made T 6
R equest From C ity
For PW A F unds
F o r The P ro ject
"I therefor* believe It la ray
Acting upon a su*c**Uon ir o n
duty to my country to love Its
to suppoort Ita Constitution; to
•bap Ita law; to respect Ita flap; Clerk F. 8. U m e n had added ta
so d . to defend It *r»lr“ t all ene* the City1! request for fund# fo r
Improving PsrexM -Uufhton Me*
mortal Hospital, aa Item of «SJOB
for bow equipment for that Insti
tution. The total .request from the
City for the hoeplul U Ml.tOO.
Mr. Lamoon, Mayor S. O. Shhv
he leer and Architect Elton J .
Moughtoa conferred with PWA of*
fldila hi Jacksonville aeveral day*
CITY NEW S BRIEFS •go. out a t their conference they
put la for 136,000 for addltlena
to and rnrnodulltHfe of tho hospital,
Plant of the bulldiag and the pm*
poeed Improvement* , were
IM
*•M •*>
*• * 1 ,
nrfOr PWA « ^ * k .)(* g M to c vriff
n* —th.,: 1^ , o w , u* a echednle of paatT vcrlfti and i f
nljh t and Saturday) acattervd probable Increased rv etp U T T ^ V
Lroa Blum, taking the M m to Praw n ae the euccaeeor to Albert
abover* aear Eaat coeit and ex- reault of the desired mxtomlxa*
treme Booth
portion Saturday. tloa of the p le a t After looking Sermut ae premier, promised a hslf-mtfflea strikers who have yarn*
Northwest Florida—gtncrolly fair over thla achednle one of the of. lyxwi induitry throughout the oountry, th a t ho would endtovor to
flclala suggested to the city eUHr
tonight and Saturday.
*
that there he added to the request ppas a 40-hour week law.
------Circuit Court was expected to an application far fund* for tto
be convened a t 10 o’clock thU mum- purchase of new equipment. ,
Upon hi* retara from Jacksonuntil UUa afternoon a t 1 o’clock. rills, Mr. Lx moon n ld that of
The trial docket for thk term was coarse the PWA offeiele (here
expected to be sounded during the wsrs not In a position' to advise
the Sanford delegation as the ac
tion that would bo taken tn their
Permits ware Issued yesterday request, but the clerk golnoA tt*
to M. a Wiggins to build aa ad Impression th a t th*r are fj-orahto.
Under PWA, if the grant - la
dition to his roaidknee on Mag
A ttem pt To Be M ade Paasage Of 40-Hour
nolia Avenue, between Thirteenth
«Bd Fourteenth Streets, and to
By G o v e r n m e n t
Lsaa Bra aeon for repairs to hor
To E nd PtacuBBion
tto H lb li a t Celery and Ptaa Ave
France Will Seek Premier Acte To
Some Settlement Stop Strike* Of
Of It* War D ebt French Workers
j g W , June B^FruneoUd de
Wa s h in g t o n ,
JtoW,
paeltory far pehlie fund* for the
eaeulag year. Meat ef th* morntog was taksw WO In the approval
ef voacbera and th* algntog' of
P in t Btrset and Park Avene* nr*
being corrected by JFPA crews, on*
dsr th* direction .of Kagtoas r W. B.
Earls. The d*prow krai ware caused
by tto w itting of earth la the
dlteMs dug for gas pipes and which
tod not so tted before th* pave
ment sms told.
Tto Rev. Martin Brew, rector, of
Holy Crete Chereh, Is to deltvcr
tto address and diplomas wilt be
presented by Tj W. Lawton, auperlaUrntoti of pobil* Instruction.
There are IBhoy* and girls to the
graduating class.
NoW edding Bells F o r
M urderer In F rlson
bhPlV<
.
inTLE ROCK* Ark, Juna AW-Cove has failed to find n way
|>v a romancing Arhaaaaa convict
mms 1
r
ay H olding TO
Chinese Mobilize Pettew
His Lead O f 4^MV'
A ll‘O thers & f
For A ‘Salvation’ Over
T uesday^ P rim al*
MoveOnJapanese
Hendricks, Steed if.
Future Farmers
Chapter S a v e s
new premier, appealed today to
and foreign affair* adviser to Pre Fra Dee‘k workare, of whom a half
mier £*m* Biota, revealed tort rntUlon are striking, to avoid dis
night that Prance win attempt to orders, with the premier promising
settle her defaulted war debt ta to woulud try to pass a 40-hour
ilL
week law, lie also promised to ask
W Ualteit State*.
"I am not qualified to speak for
ie chief ef the government.'* ha
earned and saved by Isdlvfttoal lid. "tmt personally I am sonmembers of Bemlaol* Chapter of vIneed that Premier Blum to* In
th* Future Farmers t f America, mind a Wrt of symbolic aettlement
tbs chi pier has during tto year ef the war debt queatlon.
"1 consider th a t to made this
placed BIB? *f community funds la
its tresswry, ataney reread by I to clear when to spake before tto
boy* In c r e p s n U ts efforts dur American Club recently.
"Certainly I myself want to see
ing tto to rt few month*. This
money will t o need In defraying th* war debt question settled sat
th* eeita •( transportation of IB isfactorily aa It will IStress* rapor man members of tto chapter proohsaent between Um United
ta Clmlaad and the Creel Lake* States and Fraaes."
'EMposition there, individual
Be Tesian did not discus* what
to described aa a “symbolic set
lion trip Will to paU by the mem- tlement."
ben out Of t t o receipts of their
He aald th* new government,
Individual affacK
which took office last night, will to
Tto sh a p in ' reread be.aein »20 modklsd along R ooseraltlu New
aad BIS ta co-op* retire purr has* of Deal lines.
"There hav* been too many at
fertiliser. |S 0 la co-op#rating la
tto purchase of feed and 9-tO to tempt* by high society ta Increase
eo-eperatirt pwretosee of seeds. FMacw-Ameriean amity," to said.
Is not enough to tore tto upOther eunta were earned fey tto
cruel of both eoantrioe hobcuring p la st,'In t to dlstrit touribtog together. W* need a
n*merit and Ih o tk rt prejeet*.
adehln based «a understanding
While aeon th a t 11 members "f
turn wWgu to Oamesigutoe to tto. stole «dnPuture Paoere, ami
► U tto foeoelry camp
BSdriAm
m\ .rUyJT*
toder Uto Isadereklp r i W
Ito United I
wing with b
4 oertalnly c
■ Unit*) BUI
toution of eoi
Troops In Southwest In Congress Race
On Expedition To
Drive O ut Invader Kissimmee M an WIH ;
Be In R unoff In *.
CANTON, China, June 1 —(/PI—
Hew
5th D istrict
Tho .South-Western Political Coun
cil tonight ordered the iomblnod
provincial armte* of South China
to moblllie an antl-Japancie ex*
peditlon Into tho north, .
The conneir* mandate decreed
that troopa of Kwangti/t * ami
Kwangil provinces be marred In
to She “People's Revolutionary
An&fapaneee National Salvation
Fortei" for the expedition.
Military conscription patrol*
were active and police tightened
precaution!. A number tof pern
aona were arrested and detained
for discussing tho political situ,
utlon publicly. Food prices soarIn* are and had rlien 30 percent;
Centra His lmo Chlang Kai-Shek,
Chines* dictator, Is atrengthentng
hi* miltary resource*.
Seven Japanese, paid spies, were
reported executed.
,
Archduke O t t o
Would Return To
Austrian Throne
VlENNA,'June B^-<^)-.Arrt>.
duke Otto, cU|m*nt o r tlf l defunct
Aastrien throaf. " k W t J U W
argent appeal today to t!uMVP>
trlan people to otsks him en^kro*.
Prom Belgium, the sailed Otto
wrote Heron VonWleaner, legiti
mist leader, "It Is high time for <helstva action. I am ready a t any
hour to return to th# fatherland
and give Austria Its oil unity,
power sail happiness."
JACK HONV IU JL Fto*
P. M. Jeae J — I K *
of MSI
precinct* f a r e Pettewwy ITd>* 'A
I l l s Com 44,111s Hsdg** *A* , J
its .
. .'j& S
JA C K S O N V IL L E , & N . * ^ 5
f A P I— B e la te d re tu rn * t N R |j ^
th e P e m o c ra tlc ru b e rn n to * •
r ia l f e i a n r to d a y c o t - l h j a
lead o f F in d P . Ocgu
L ake
C ity
over W . t p - j
H o d g es o f T a lla h a sse e f a . }
sedond p la ce t o 546 IBWBjJB
i W ith 1,268 p rec in cts
th e s t a t e r e p o rte d
r t nominated la the
b u t a battle In the
tto F lref District, M M a
Veil Milan, Third D M rtsC jm l
Mark Wilcox. Poiuth - t £ &
hild lanp l**da over their 4p|
m ats, A nearly coamleta m
from the F ifth D U trhk.IndM
« runoff totvreen Jan I c n M
lie Land aad W. L Btasd
KUalmmtw.
BUU etbiiMi offlewrv w ill t
parliament to vote an authorisa
tion of cellocUve dontract* end
paid vacations.
lllgh officials termed rldlcoloua
"I awear," ho Mid, "to go to report* published abroad that res*
work with calm itren fth which 1* toratlon of th* monarchy Is Im
a iguerantee of new victories.”
minent aa * consequent of con- exception appeared winners. W.,
In an effort to check strike vsnatlons of Chancellor Kurt *■ LuC*w,tkom* ,n P*rtntendeal qig
spreads, Blum laid the govern Schuschnlgg and Mussolini today poblto InstrucUon. trilled
ment "Is resolred to act with de
English of Ocala ,nJ *a* -twa
cision and speed for tillers of the In Rome.
to In tto second primary rt
sail as wall aa workers In the fac
Juna 23.
'
.
Jaycees
Told
T
hat
tory."
The premier1* speech brought a
rush of buyer* on the bourse whara H uge Spending By
the satire stock list gained. Among
Uncle Sam M iut End
rising (sauritlsa were Industrial
sk irts which had drifted to a tow
MEMPHIS T tn n , Juna B.—
point because of th* ■trikes.
Warning that continued "billiondollar spending11 by the federal
Foreign Lands Join government must and soon If per. WASHINGTON, June:
manent harm la not to bo dona
I n P aying T ribute to
government credit was Bound
T o Speaker Byma ed here by Harper Sibley, pres was provided for when
ident of the United States Cham Roosevelt signed tto BIN
itavrt appropriation bU).
WA8HINOTON, June IL-UP)- ber of Commerce.
Tto measure puthoriw
Lytng ta stale before the rostrom Sibley told 1200 delegates to struct
Ian of two nowtottli
fromwhisk to guidedthe Iloua* of tto United State* Junior Cham
,,»“ b>rtre.rt
Ileprsaaatotires through history, ber of Commerce convention hero
ship construction, endel
making ttmeo, Joseph Wellington that • spending program Ilka Ital
ene tto naval eetoUUu
Byres todky vug honored by Pres- that now In progress can not both
air and water depot
Idert Boaaorelt and th* nation. long ba continued without danger Previously,
the Preside
High officials of foreign power* of Inflation. II* said th* country signed a |<T>,44B
JU4 War
Joined in tto taftate.
can not go on Indefinitely with
a a unbalanced budget.
S5»“ S ? ^ 3 S
I— If U» IM» M ,
This approximately Ml
Girl Cries, B ut She
tor
ef tho two nrtfe
C an't Be Awakened ftnsototal
msuttreo did art M
account contrsrt nuttortoatl
', Jane I —Id V eeaforeos agreed
CftKAGO, Juna S—iAV-Tsare
peer tax admtole- flBad th* eyes of Oak Parkk altentog beauty, still and silent far tto
end rertetog
Mat four ywre. Patriel, Maguire
Jownwsrdh, ti;(l*
to d heard tho doctor talking about uaUy by Uto Hoi
AUef tto eeafet
to r illness. She wept, t o t she coaid commltta* with
report exeopx
a r t wake.
building up "0
*
No.), who Ini
ry to tto Da
sltmtoettoa^o
to tank *04.
Cdnfeifcr
V eteran
ide City
so B ^ W b tureside, BO-
"Sto understood me," said Dr.
Rena Crochet, Preach auttority on
sleeping sickness after tto con
versation yestarday. "I could toll
It by tto Ilf* la tor eyss. When I
spok# of her condition, they fUlei
wHh tiiffl.1*
Despite tto display ef emotlsn,
the Bl-y**r-o.'d victim remained
fast to the grip of hsr slumber.
tLlha tto sleeping beauty efWto
legend. Patricia might. Dr. Crtetot
saidafter a visit toher hens#, sleep
on to eld ago without malarial
zfr■-M\a'ih\s+e'’■On
I
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m m zzm
& b'k*'£:u iX iifrS l
q.i--YC
:■ t-if-r '.c i ? aa*tk i: ^
;c .
,
...
W hat are the vet*
ey which they Will
Seventy per
^
u>« fwtwv,uw,ww
wmu w
p«
eent ■»
of the
$2,000,000,000 bonne
to be
!
wtoMM the middle oft June will be spent toward
to veterans
Iowan)
he attainment of economic and social security for the more
than S4MU100 benefidariei, it has been predicted
American K aguine which has just completed a
wide attrvey on this subject.
The detailed analyst* of the many'
mates of w hen the money is going, h
sod by industries, has bssn published in
from businessmen all ovar the to m U f
their cash rsg istcn in anticipation of tig
the magazine stated. The analysis is hi
vnatlgatfon, following examination of fl
the American Legion, the Department
Other organizations.
The two largest items, according to <
Inquiry anxmg the veterans themselvCs, wilt be the psyment of beck debts, and the purchase or inqitovament of
homes. These alone will account for some f MlfiOOftOO
each, or eonalderably more than half of the entire bonus
paym ent The third largest item, approxtmdtely flflfi.OOO,000 will be spent for the purchase of new businesses, bus
iness equipment, and on education to increase earning
power.
The survey revealed th at large industrial organiza
tions as s rule do not anticipate any sort of a boom to re•alt from the bonus payment. For example, the statis
tician for a national organization of automobile manufae-
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t i p
IV Id S dose, it ta ct>mp!«tlo«
•prttUsH which already total
SMSMO*, t r Mote than
gb M Optrata tilt government
m r JM H on the Mila of ita
tom st tto but tone Ha tod- tacit through tha source* of material, to the
Mts, the wool markets; to railroad lines, *
Wia in balance.
►••a of Frank Traey,
*111# totoar turned pe
ll gaaar, who leaked lo
an* an* Hodge* away
t tralbd by D m CWp’ mid ha hadn't mlatad
gnsss In te m ty yesr*,
forces
l
o n v il l c
politician" from
irate*. Indudiag Britain’* lord
Student Fearing Ichief
Jestlse, Lard Hewart, war*
i tart ltd w ton they heard ato m
Failure Sheets! It
”H that's the b w , Uvea the
York , Teacher To D rift •ooixr tha pa bile kaowe about it
paniee and simitar industries,
In a geographical division of the
New
tops the list with f221.87Ma7.0fl, follow
snmylvsDto,‘
w i t h - - * t w m i t o t a v r s t f C X ^ f t . arid
Nevada trails the parade with $1,771 S4 8 . l l . Florida's
ghsre Of the bonus tponcy Is $21,921,858 .79, white Georgia
gets $82,202,948.70.
STANLEY-EOCERS HARDWARE CO.
’
*
h iR u M
Awm
-w n rm A fflM , F a , Joes k — tha batU r.” eommontotd Jaettee
CSV-A Ltftlffl tTnlttWTfy smter •Hfl 1* 0 ri uenw ^d** " " U
from Florida, anvlilonln* fatter*
on the avo of graduation, ihal ana tl«h ttxkaba 'a r t hot licensed as
of hla tractofa to dcith yesterday, "express tarraigea," which esty
Goddard.
toon Committed adklde. '
_
Two tolTeti in tin Arnt hilled
Charles Whaley Phy, 17, Inetrneter set of trio.
In the English department. Wea "Tha law may aaem
lth U Cto#, ZB, of Plea OmU*.
d awqi w , ‘v « * h
FI*., file atoCWnt and aO el
•hot himself In the toed.
Clowf rated Juat below a
mixed th e way you like them
.a.
m
enforced. If grote*<ju# roeuita
no reason w ig It shoald not to
follow, it may to o ream s fob
amandins tha law,”
and lha only other poraon In tto
roclUllon room, aatd tha InatNttoe
toW Clow ho aewhd wrtttos O '
proval from tto dean.
ottered Cfa*.
Fhy, apparently sighting a
pUtoL (touted, "Oh, don't/ Snare-
Store
herd,"
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and
shoan
c o n d it io n ,
upholitry
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aaw. roc a*if "oitk i p o p
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tor only
llf tw
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N i tkla ■practically
tto m y f i l l d ittm ltl
T. Sedan jha market
at anrwneto .‘ .«Unr
p r lt a .
C om p letely
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m i c in sv n u u r r c o u p s —
zw'xxi M
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tor, traneMtaetaa ana axle
6? EEsagft
wa* (On.) New* Triton*
why Florida'* popttlahtetoaead during tto past
re while Califoehla’a bee
iff. California, the Georgia
JS.S.M&ff'Df.iTE
fto.’ ito V ypaototery, tire*
totomaa for aranUns
Utopias than any other
swImmlMfUem* In Ms apnetof and
third yenre. Ra was « gwt o l e ef
Aebary Park, N. J , iWgh SahtMl
end was n etudent In Urn mining
enginaoring cepartment.
ilM Why Rodf*. didn't
»Mp» than to did In I
Split T axi Furca A re
A Crim e In Ertgtan*
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
mpenled Gladys and Marian Dletrkh, Halen
to Interested to hear of the honor
which toe recently keen conferred
upon him at Jacksonville. On May
II bt *m apyotntnd by Opvenor
T*nwm*U t* tto rank ef y*«mait
of tto Oral class In the Florida
Naval Mint*. H* Mu oa* ef three
ta a eompaay af *70 te metva at
V
/if
tto toad and fee* mit l* m o
and will suffer no tod i
from tto aecldtnt.
kes
nant i OOi Prom tha Wleoag 1
Knight, Verea Woodcock, K
tan WDaon, la th er Wilson, Nrvi
Mrs. 8teWM% and Walker Watt
’ H r* Helen of Jackaonrfl e *
timet of Mr*. J. C. H legtaafhr
H toshw Wight * wstMtng Wadnoeday avenlnj,
vVfJ
Ctorioa, tto httlo ion of
and Mr*. W. W. Abent*
tojnfnd la il flatnrday wh
te tn h if the c«m*r utokiy
MM ka to mhafted front
4*r f t r i was standing M
LONDON, June to-<A P)—
"Dutch treat" on text fares, H
�A nnual Reports M ad
B y .Woman's GluJ
Personals
their guest* enjoyed a fried
S r. and Mrs. Chester May of
chicken picnic Thursday sflemoTu New York city are the gueste of
and evening on the beach a t Cor- - Urn U ttar's brother-in-law and aiaanado. Beach ball, swimming, and tar, Mr, and Mrs. W. Herbert Meegamoe w en enjoyed end eopper.Mr.
was served.
I
-------Later In the evening the groupl W. H. Rrite left Wednesday fair
MONDAY
daared a t the Caewandrf Parillo*. W ist Virginia where he
the Woman's Missionary Society They were Joined there by Mr. and! **nd graduation eiercim
of the F irst Methodist Church will Mrs. J . D. Woodruff who a re ' UntvenltT of West VIrg
be held a t 4:80 P. If. at the church. •pending the summer a t Coroa*dp.' his dao^hUr, Mies Fran'
esenl were: vMr. an d ' *111 receive her degree.
Circle Ntmdber One of the P in t .Those
Adame, Mr. and Mrs.'
Baptist Church wtU meet a t l:SO Mrs. C
and Mrs. R, A.
Mr. « d Mia. F r a * L. Woodruff
P. M. with Mr*. J. D. Dossey, 2SM IK A. Adame, Mr.______________
Cobh, Mr. and Mri. John Ivey, Dr.' have returned from Engllshtoon.
Bapford Avne as.
and Mrs. A,
A. W. Kmm'and
Know and dnugh-:
dkugh-i X.
where
wl
they spent a few
Circle Number Two of the First
Mlaa MurM
Murid Knox, Mr. and
and|I weeks with
wHJ thalr tea and daughterMies
Bnpttet Cbnrah, M n. G . d Roll Ins. rter,
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Mrs. Glenn Lingle, Mr. and Mix. In-law, ,D
chairman, wU mast at 1:30 P. U. H. a McCall, Jr.
Hr. and Mrs. Woodruff.
* t the church annex. _
‘Edmund Meiech, Mr.
Mm.
Circle Number Three and Clrc|e Jphn Melach, J r , Mg,
Mrs.
R. L. Cl
"Joseph A, Mrfsch. Mr.
John U .Calloway, Mr.
with Mrs. C. C. Cox. 318 East. Jea Cenaalaa, Mr. a n d ________
Eighteenth Street.
'Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Malrgan
Annual report; wrre midd 1
rdtirfrigofficerj and depart**
m v officer* w^
tgirodbcnd'at the last m c ettn g i
th* m u m i of the Woman'* Cli
of Sanford hold Wednesday »fU
nbsd' a t Use d iu bout*, U t i
The T. E. L. Claaa of the First
Baptist Church held Its regular
greeting Thursday after noop at
the horn# of Mrs. J. R. I.ylea on
West Thnth S treet Mrs. ft. R.
Beck penal ded erer the business
•essloa and led the devotional
I t vans decided to change-, the
time of meeting from the first
Thursday to the first Friday tor
the next three month*. A social
period was the a enjoyed when r**
Goodhl*.
M ta. liAMMTT G n r w
N ature Stories
B r THORNTON W. BURR ESS
I V B n ttry of H aU tr Lev*
Pain and fear wBl raotban boar. short Jump from the tree to which
And for their children ail things •ho * o clinging orer to tho
dara
bead of Former B r m 'l -Boy.
— Old Mother Nature.
She hesitated only tony tn o o ih
to glance up into Fanner Broom's
Boy'a face, as If to plead, "Tot*
wont hurt us, will you!” Then
aha picked up one of the bobieo,
turned and leaped bach to tbo
trunk of the tree, carrying that
baby la her mouth.
» ~Yoo-.ijrare llttl* thsrig,* said
. Farmer^ Brutrn'a boy softly, "TtxJy tic rJ Is no bravery libs the
brareryvof a mother's 1st*.. Not
for the world would I h a m ona
of these bahiee of yours.' nor
would I harm you. I wonder if
you know It, or If you simply
look a chance."
pDed on next y w r'i payment. h &
report was followed by n tb a tta * .
tie M ffcma by the membora. Mrs.
Balfdt Austin Smith, la bhhalf of
the hoard, .thanked her for bar
two io n s'! work and g ars her a
crystal and s li m powder Jar and
To tho oitizons
o f 3entl-
noto County who gnvw me
m s s r a h ,^ s ,m
B aptist T. B .L . Ciass
H as R egular M eeting
GOING TO TOWN IN A BIG WAY
Cary Cooper and Jhun Arthur In “XT. DwtL* (;,»<* to Town,
Columbia pkturs playing the Rita Sunday and Monday.
tuch
n xplbndld vote* on,
Juno xaconrt', r am dnply
“*»
vM f a
Elitabetb Turnbull, Maxwell Slew* d f t ( te r Mnicdgevilia, G a, where
art. Jack Fennell, and Georget Mu* Ml* wQ attend the re-union af her
*<** •
i * f D claaa, l i l t , at the Georgia Mat*
OoReg* fee Women, Mrs. Mitchell
I*, program chairman for the re
int rod tired her »0Clit tle A udrey Back union i f the 1M members of tho vice-praatdmt.
claaa and la a member of the state cetaor, lira. C It. Dawson; l5r*.
C elebrates.. r B irthday publicity committee.
J. ft. Cogburn istmlucsvl Mrs. £ .
II. laney, next year’s second vlcepfeeldent; and Mr Arthur BranAudrey Bach, Who celebrated her
ninth W rthdap. anniversary, rv- Clans D«y Exercises an Introduced her sacccaaor aa cor
responding secretary. Mre. O. *M.
cdntly, was honor guest a t a birth
day party gleen Wednesday aft Held By H igh School Harrison. Mrs. Ralph Austin
Smith will be succeeded on the
ernoon by bee mother, Mr*. Philip
B. Bach, a t thalr home on West
Before a large and appreciative beard by Mr*. Walter L. Cooper
Eighth Street. The hostess was sa audience, Seminole High School'* a* past president
tiated by Klea Frances Morrow.
Mrs. James Houghton will again
C^sa of 1*36 held Its riaaa day
' Games and oontaata were en exerdam hi the form a f a council serve aa Literature Department
morning In chairman. Mrs. J. Adrian Brown
joyed in the living rooms which meeting Wi
pressnted Mrs. S. D. Highleyman,
were decoraM with qaat J Maa of the se)wet
daisies. P r im w*re won bp Sylvia
Wearing white academic cap* lbs new Social Department chair*
Melach, Minnie >Ru)b Odham, and and gowns, the Senior Oat* tnen; Mrs. Oscar M. Harrison In
M ugaret Dlngfelder.,
tuartbed scrota the lawn and Into troduced Mrs. J, Rots Adamt, her
A white birthday rake adorned the auditorium led by tho high successor as Music Department
with nine lighted blue candle* was school bend. Roy Wright, prhii- chairman; and Mrs. It. M. Papused to center tho table free* deirt of the riaaa, then righted the
which refreshment* were served council fire and presented Martha Local Salesman W ins
a t a late hoer. Thoae -JpviUd weeol McOsnt ld Who read
Scripture
Audrey Bach, hpner m a t . Betty M U * the. iudbnce m tho U r t 't New C ar As A Brize
Moor*, .Caroline, { m , ftf*T Prayer. FMAk’ B e a h ^ in followed i n
Bbnthern S tates
h i .; .,.
with remarkp of 'welcome and eet
worth announced Mrs. Walter U
Morgan a* tho new Civic Departinrnt chairman.
A s rstiring courtesy chairman,
Mrs. 3. D. Highleyman C«ve a ta-k
of Appreciation for Mrs J. T.
N .v-y'j gsneraaHy In donating so
msny flowers to the club this year.
M r. J. I , Ingtny of the Civic Departmrnt, announced that over |BT
v j . realised from the
hospital
briiiiti* party recently.
‘Rising votes of thanks were aeeordi'd Mrs. Edna Eatridgv. club
ho*! " . and Mr*. Psiecssa, house
chairman. The club was decorated
for the occasion with a profualon
of hrieht-colored gladioli. Among
i tho*** prrxtfit w tt«:
Those present ware: Mrs. E.
Compton, Mrs. V. E. Douglass,
Mrs Clyde Kamacy, Mrs. Walter
L. (neper, Mr*. J. L. Inglcy, Mr*.
U. C. Moore, Mre. E. M. Gateway,
Mrs. R. F. Mionaalvatge, Mr*.
Rwph Austin Smith, Mri. J.
Adrian Brown, Mr*. J. (J .Stanford,
Mri. J. T. Newby, Mrs. Wil'iam
Leavitt, Mrs. L. E. Spencer, Mrs.
C. F. Proctor, Mr*. 3. D. High-
grateful.
E. T. HAINES.
Member Board o f Public
fn.it ruction.
—To-N ight —
Play S C R E E N ©
Reasons WhyW
Feature Picture
ArnjtonjiUT* » « P A il|l WMkmi,
Mfgf Smpm, k w l
PAikTt Quid*
weak lor mmuben of the Betf Imj
provoment Club In honor of Mlai
th... * club. Tho member* pro tented
the dob. The member* pretested
M bs Clark with a g ift nf wlll|
lingerie while Mrs ItahMt* wee
tho r*rinieni of a tol'et sot In sp-
Speektt P i
Given *'A t
n o m a ic i t th* B ait 8 1
BeBoof by’Qie
orf
Chnrlotta Houghton pretested[ vrlth all accessories by C. V. Procthe farewell[ hddresi end, urging) ftrff. the lath] Chevrolet detier, as
not to Wt thalr en-lh g ift to hl« tales manager.
4
It. Ale. wendbet-f The contest was conducted for
qmtar Of the stage, I a!', tales managers In the five
Min p ain le Blggkri, aoBthem state*. North and South
* Mia* ftyhil Moji. I Carolina, Georgia/Florida and Alvto the* cattod oa mil ahema, and. Mr. HJggta* won over
which war* M il...... . !
coaUetanta. During May, the
Um ' X I U 'a ^ a b T n n t*Mth «f the oenlmt, Mr. H I,
r ^ a f f d k S S ri M .r v l gtw* arid T l
m n and 84 new
Chapman
tali* Graey, children; Ei- log of "My Country
rfir*a, bankayt Edwhi Boodantisti Karla ’ Whitten,
Max Rumbley,
attginnr;
awakad thn.Cowgrsaetaaal m o tjtion which makes mandatory a
refsgendbm tote for Coogrtta to
daclar* War and also that In case
• f war Congm e will take eoutrol of all tm hutry allowing In re
turn a d percent profit to the com-
jpiftltB,
lis tin g ’
• W i Com fortable
You wfll absolutely
not feel tiie heat.
Guaranteed.
This was followed by the flag
aslute and the alnging of th*
"Star Spangled 'Banner." The
Seniors sang thalr "Alma Mater"
and tho whole echoti Joined In the
trhool tong.
Dorothy Clause, Ldul* B lit, and
loulaa S ow served aa
repreaented th* Cla*
Beer, T raffic Mix In
Berlin Safety Drive
. ft EH U N . June G _ DPI-Berlineft are mad* "traffic-mlmled"
while lifting their mugs of fuainy,
be«-r.
Restaurants and htMel* In a new
safety campaign supply guests
with cosstcrs and napkins bearing
picturvi of traffic violations.
Ho when one says "prosit" in tha
German capital now he sees a bi
cyclist carrying his girl on • han
dle-bar o r . a child hitching on a
truck or a pedestrian crossing -a
street against a stop light.
"Ar* you ainnlng ■gelnit reg
ulations like these t ” aska the
text under th* picture and wamtagly adda: "You ahooldnt do It."
Cards A re Banned*
So Firem en Resign
ll ARUNOHN, T ex, June
Four city firemen here like
t* play cards,
f a much * • th a t they m lgned
from the farce recently when city
dads put Into law an order for
bidding flreeten to “ihuffle and
d « J " at tha flso elation.
The new law went Into effect
after tho alleged violation of a
previous o rd tr poaWbfttng play
ing tarda a t the station after 11
P. M.
*Mu* Tenneueo*
tie way and watch to see Jest
what Mr*. Timmy weeM <do.
However, at he stooped down •
thought cam* to him, and ha
strnlghtrnad up again.
"1 wonder," thought ho, "Juot
how much courage Bute Mr*.
Timmy reaUy has. I wonder U
A* will dare to take tkooa babies
from my hand.' I suppose It la
mean to teat bar couraga In this
way, yet I would Uhe to know If
aha really la brave enough to da
such a thing.''
Ha took one of th* hablaa from
the am t and held It in lha palm
of hla band (award Mrs. Timmy
He could see bar quiver all qy*r.
I t aasmad a t If her aye* grew
bigger, If that wore poet 1Me, and
In th an th a n waa *ueh a leek af
Joe* and longing aa he had never
Mon. Twit# Mrs. Timmy mad* a
move at tf to Jump ever to hla
hand, and then fear held her
hack. Th* third time th* over-'
cam* fear. C m made th* little)
ToTheVoter
1 wish to th an k my frien<
fo r th e ir Bupport o f my ca
. didacy a t the polls Tueada
I am very g ra tefu l and h®
'to m erit th e ir confidence
�la d y Took Cardui
D uring: Middle Life
O f Secluded Mourning
Worsen who ’ am* entering mWdU life will W interested in U>«
experience of Kr«. L C McDon
ald, of Paragoeid, ’■Ark., who
write*}
“I- cannot toy; anythin* bat
good about CkrdoL I think it i*
a grand medicine. T took Cardui
daring change of lif e I n i **
weak, ao nrrvoui. I could hardly
go. I Juat draggod around. 1
had fainting , apalla add would
Juat giro down. My . back* and
boad hurt, I knew I had to take
BMMthlng to giro me atrength.
I road of Cardui. I took about
■even bottle*. It g a r* mo rolM
and atrength. I am now 60 yaara
p u t, and can do a pretty good
day's work la the bouae and gar*
RET ANDP.RSON
J o t ^ -W V -W lth
Thoaa ware the poignantly ew la da tfck for many mouth*, treating painting* of fra n k O.
ad, black-gowned flgur* fa Saliatpwy'a T h e Heart Of Empire*
- • m a t canrae depicting the gHt■ function* of tho London tartag econo hi 8t PaaTa calbsi, walking alone In placet dral whew King George e a le h n P
the alight, bearded fl*w u ed the allrer Jubilee of Ua n ig n
ag Georg* formerly waa al* a year ego— and Prank E. Berea*
ferd’a picture of W batninater
Ban a t 1 JUB A. M. Jan. t t , thla
year, whan King George lop in
elate on the era of Ua fnneral,
with hie none keeping a loot rlgQ
by U> aide.
Both theee plctnree h are been
bought by Queen Mary, They
probably will bang in the aaion
a t Send ring ham House, the Nor*
fo’k home where her huaband
died.
Other picture* o% tha • royal
a__ta_
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fbmily akeenly
Interested aL.
the
queen. There were Frederic WhitInf's portrait of King Georg*
riding hor»«back la Hyde Park)
tha Dak* of York /m inted by
Simon Etwee In lhe,r purple-lined
cloak, Ugh boot* and curved
eabev of a buieare regiment) the
family group of the Ducket* of
40S W. F lirt SI.'
York end the little Prince****,
Phong 2 t
Elisabeth and Margaret Rom , by
BAUER’S
RADIO
SERVICE
Another reminder of King
George came te the queen when
aha paid * private rialt to tha
famoua Cholaaa flower ahow, one
of the moat popular outdoor rrenU
af the aeaaan.
A t on* a f the etanda aha m l
handed two whila gardtniaa of tha
type the tate Mag ahraya favored
for kla buttonhole. For the n e t of
her a ta f a t tha ahow eho carried
these frag ran t blooms In her hand,
1
’
Thounnde
of
women
w i R T -The - JEWELER
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CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Seminole County C redit Ato’»
teellm
Ceram beaeflted them, tr It 4e*e
not benefit Toy. cuuauit a peril*
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n*e« IW Tew
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MB14 Park Avu.
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Bigger Values! Slop - Shop
Governor Seeks '
Extradition O f
* Alleged Slayer
ALBANY, N. T-, June S— fAVGovernor Dove Shells of Flotilla
requested Governor Herbert II.
Lehman to grant extradition of
Louie Woolf, wanted la Hollywood,
Fla., on a murder charge In con*
ncctlon with the thooting of a
“Independent-Tim e Owned and Oj
MILLENNIUM IN AN1MAI1 W ORLD
Y ifg -F rg th C o f f e a l
CarW Water ou Gh>oW
your election dlaaapotnlmmU now and atari trading with a honta owned store
> yo« will not be dianppolntad In service, quality or price.
'‘
,
Firm Head of '
Lettuce w ith
Gold Medal Flour
5-lb* 25c
124m f
244b* 99c
MONARCH
FRESH
Apple Jefy
Peanut. Sutter
O range
P ekoe
E
Firm Head of
L ettuce w ith v
2
14-os jars
21-ox |ar
|9« KJppwrwd Sncett
17c • Roo d ale Hein Ofives
New Crop California
Bine Plate
PL J a r
W
MAYONNAISE 29c
Brooklyn policeman.
,
G overnor's Son Has
The poIIceoun, Jam** .Young,
v i l alaln. ta il Feb. la while on
Appendix O peration
vseation la Hollywood. Woolw was
arretted la New York City a t the
TALLAHASSEE June I — <ff)
reqoeat of Florida authorities.
—An attack of upandtcItU sent
At Govern*r Lehman’s office It Eugene M olts, 10-yter-aM ton of
wea said the request for eitrsditic* woulii hm held Ih* eiiitoznsrw
m
r
2 pkgs
17C
« T
b w 'r i *
H e
^appyvclg
I t houik, to permit eppllcation for
a . hearing before further action
la takm .
Ymig was ■hot la a Hollywood
tetldenc* by an unmasked ■baadR
who uaterad after aaafunefag him*
half a* a messenger hoy. Young
WO* fatally wounded after aa u *
*hM«v a f (hote with tha bandit. *
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�TE E BAWTORP HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
| U M NtL
T V third road I. the "northI W m ; “ ninntac from
Addle Ababa to Dnay. to Gondar and tb*n to the old Eritrean
border and Aimara. *
Tha fecrth route, "cenral weete n ,* wtt> run from Addle Ababa
to tha W allen re*ion, ’■here
raid and platinum already have
iopian Highways
ttory F o r Italy
„ " ;* 7
T _ \ T 1' p ***y-Aj«o»
nu
win
S ^ wlth f J ^ i ^ L ^ u i
co m q n tn ett, U i been Uld down'
rtml# °* tin m p irv i M
by public week autKoHtiea h e n ' **7"* d**tin*d 10 Produe« •“ *
la conjunction with V itrrp. PWtra> 00 7 •fonomie b at nUo political
Badoglio, m w orerlord of that r2 E !u *
African empire.
I I t will link tha eapltnl and the
Berra p a n t arteries are Included important (enter a f Peeey* with
In the program. They will give ac-1 Dte Italian port of Aaaab, In
«*■» to the supposed riches of the aouthern ErUrva. Aaaab to Deaayo
pcrlferoua eubooit and the lush wma the road provided for in the
surface of primitive arraa.
T V flrat highroad to V built
la tha Acdla ATafaa>Deaye-Laki
Indicate
AaJuuigbl-Makale. I t la over thie that tha French e re rvfuain* to
"amp* rial" route, now rudlmenUl.l aell their Djibouti-Addle Ababe
th a t Badogllo'e troop* rode or, ralroad to the
ItaDaaa. T V
marched to Addia Ababe. It atill' motor rood from tha capital to
rtftulraa a tremendoua amount ofl Aaaab combined with the H i’lares1
work before It reaches th* ftnbh extensive use of tracks (mostly
o f an American or Europeans-American)-may lueeaituw n railhighway.
road rates to such an extent that
T V second la the Addia Ababa-1 (ho French rvtntiaally may V
Tba fifth 1* the “southwastern,"
from Addia Abahv to Jlmma to
the lake rr*ion. It will trarerae
one of tbo richest and most pic
turesque sections nf the domain.
Emperor , Haile
Pe'aaalo, or
"Signor Tafarl," as the ltaliaaa
now rail him, built, on Englbh
insistence, a mad from. Addia
Ababa to the lake*, but the Ethio
pian definition of the word “road**
la no synonym of th i English
word.
The sh th is from Addis Ababa
to Rarer and on to Diredawa.
TRI* w)D bo a subsidiary route
for (he rai'road.
The eeventh will be a mnfunc
tion for those running Into So
maliland.
The Italians now have an as
phalt-paved mad as far south as
Makale. This will Join with the
new road to Add!* Ababa. With
in ibt monlhi It pmbibly wl't he
poaalble to drive on asphalt from
QUEEN M^RY
For one of those
Delicious Steak or Chicken Dinners
Oreat Britain ■ proud liner. the Queen Mary, was gives a tumultuous walHmi In
at tha end ef her maldea vayape, svtn thoyah aha failed to hsnB up a saw roeort
croeslnf* This strlkln* vlow taken from in alrplano Ihewo htr pissing off Mintsuk
bifora antirlnp tho lower harbor. (A not Is ted Proas Photo)
DANISH HIIM'lll II IIKU.H BUSY,
OOI’ENIIAtiK.Y June 5.—(AVA boom In internal ions! shipping!
is Im'lcated iy .".I vessels of from
San Diejo’s radio equipped po 2,000 to I6..1 U11 ton* undrr conitruc |
lice ambulance notifies the hos lion In Danish shipyards. In Den
pital by air to prepare for In mark’s lamest shipyard, which
coming patient*.
V va been Bold to tV tmdtnlgncd. All persona
desiring to settle their Indebtednraa to said Bank
will receive special consideration for a limited pe
riod. Room, 303 Flrat National Bank Bldg.
Suwannee River (Go.), tmmor- IHutrkt *t l#n o'clock A, I t I
l h»* 17Ih tlay nf June, 1S1I, fi
telirnl tom*, w u .fire* ralle I Ih#
purp«to»w p I tle-««lB« oat 9tip*I
•
lour fur mki l‘lstrl**l for * for
“IVadtt* River."
*»f thrro yoaro. at which oloefk
• t p r y n e t * o f Un«l In Ih o Dlfltfft
The Ken la* frdoiW ion of wom •hall rvyrtMQl om ih ir t and «*M
n»i»»r
shall ba entitled IP t f
en'* c!e’;» has n»*i,«tcil l.KOt) girl* In |*arnon
or by pr«»jr In wrltlr
In nmlintiin* edtiratlono eince <•*- duly algncd, fur «v«rjr aero %i
tabli'hinjr a fund ill years am . Ian.I awAttl by him In • H i IH
trlcl; icuanlUna may roproM
Ihrlr uitrtl*. r aecu tom and admll
l*tTat«m may reprtavftt «>Ut
of iltcruartl |»er•<>«*, and prtwa
LEGAL NOTICE
titMfuriilnita may N mpf’O—itt
b> thwlr officers or duly noth a
The nearnoro* nf
stern s: o r u rse n v u o r i.w tt- lied1- l i r n t i
n n sK its o r st. st i t o n u s . majority of tha arrrago India#
ttiSl HlsTHUT o r *»:isivoi.it In a«rh iHMFlct shall bo ItwCoopA
t o t t T V . r t . O N I I I t . T O K I . K C V to OOQNtltnte. A >|l|Orum for i
» >i r r .n 1 1 —
nit o r a t i n uie- ruri"-.- of riol.hna .urh eleetle
TiiI* t ! m l Usy o f May, 1J1»
T i l l . W.
MAIITIM ffTANKO.
N.silc* »■ hwrwbr «lv»n that m
ffe-wiinw o f fit**
u w n - r s <<f
lh«
rroaMoi
CIIAR T. NUIT.ACJC,
-IVii.tlw In HI.AVIA U IIA IN AlSi; IHHTUUT nf Kamlnols I'oiinJOHN IMIOAi
It, Kli'fltt.i, will br he l(. «t MAM* A. Ih. luinrii of Sep.rvUnro
SU.U tl.oliuioo tilotrlct. v \
TIN* S T A N K « * H K T lU lK
In
saltl
CHES NEW YORK SHY NEW RECORD
Thursdays and Saturdays
» .• "n th e ‘brink of liiiuidaimn a Ings In ll. rlin
fi » years ayu, 0.000 men ir.. w rk. so the capital mi
ms dsy ami night t»n nine ships.
in* countennn ■■
visitors. The t
dsrk red brie*..
be scru.bed.
wH.hing" of ell munkipal build-
HI TILL ?
No Cover Charge
Couples Only
We drier to Ihc Hcnl
i
Taxas l* rvtonolrtriln* thn site
of okl Fort Ihsrker, I4n» alone
I county, seen* of the story of Cyn; this Ann rsrk e r’s capture by
, Indians.
T. G. FORD, Agent
Instant
IH3STHM 8m. Can
Soap
CAMAY
liar
lares- I'ktrs.
SE10X
IONA — DELICIOUS YELLOW CLING
IJtrn *
Cl)T HKETS
*f i
riorgo I.oaves Rutter
Cana
Krlsn Ilre-ttl 2 fm
E co n o m y D ep artm en t
M l r a d t W hip
CHUCK ROAST
KAMI
WM-PeW| ■
■Mai’AfcrWAjt
,■
o r a ows.
No. 2
Cum
43
L
PORK & BEANS'
19c
16-oz. can
1c
W t U T H HOtSM V
MILK 3 am. cans 10c» 3 tall cans 1 9 c
f'Ol.UOTWNAW—ALABKA
PINK SALMON
ANN PAGE
■ TEANUT
\ BUTTER
1 lb. ja r
IONA—r t LIo PACK
TOMATOES
FTANDAR1S—KAJII.V
JUNE PEAS
WHITE CORN
V
SLICED BACON
4 lbs.
tall can
n
25c
#
|C c
3 No. 2 citns 2 5 c
YUKON CLUB
Pina Bottlg Deposit
3
29-OZ,
HOT.
W7.1 ».
wm *
Squares
,
**
pound
P0RKSAUSAGE
pound
UAM
BONELESS STEW
pouud
/
No. 2’i Hod Tag
PRUNES
2 lor
Dot. Cider
VINTGAR
COMPOUND LARI)
2 pounds
WHITE BACON PLATES pound
RIB OR BRISKET STEW pound
nound
f
Ubby Baby
FOODS
i
3 Cans
No. 3 Cana Ap|de
SAUCE
5 lbs.
3 lor
,1 7 c
t
2 lbs.
Spinach
tux
5c
5c
Eggplants
each
tltlH HMHtiY
5c
25c
1
Butter Beans 2 lbs. 1 9 c
om m %
Tomatoes
2 lbs.
9c
potatoes
10 lbs.
10c
:'
. rxftsH *ivo.i. 1.»: ■i
Y f.I.MlW
Onions .
4 lbs.
10c
B. E. Peas
lb.
14c
2 for
13c
H
.5
• "lU H
M ia mill Mi.iao
Potatoes
lb.
k-Hw.ii i.i a t nit
doz.
iuimm
Squash
i.iiuai:
t'ut.M i rL iu n i.y
r s s t yi
CATSUP
■
■
I.ITTI.H \ M.I.IIW
oui.uMo ii tew
Corn
14 o*. Sacra.
"aI
VINEGAR gal. 2 l C
Bananas
SWEET REUVH
'i■i
•i m il
HULK
30 ol
l.l
STEAKS
pound
WISG0NS1N-CHEESE
pound
LARGE JUICY FRANKS pound
i.xitm ; wane
25c
v 3
li Ills.
SLICED BACON
pound
pound1
0
L
A & P DRIED BEEF l « c
GIANTLYE
can
,1 0 c
S Y R U P 'N o. I'A can 1 0 c
FRUIT
NO. 2 can
IQ c
iT
UmkL
-
HAM BOLOGNA
IS oa. Ubby
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
No. 2 cans 25c
O R * '* ^ n r n -‘^ Ilucon
Liver
t.nlh nit i t.. n
ic k ii
10c
4 No. 2 cans'
■, '
2 No. 2 cans.
Yuiur Tcntli-r I'ijt
V% | ; w r K H A — I.IIIA (IH l i l t
ROLL RIB ROAST
r ta a a m
DELUXE
PEAS
15<
tt KftTKIt*
WHITE ONIONS
Fresh PINEAPPLES
BANANAS
pound
BRANDED BEEP STEAKS
lb.
FRESH KILLED FRYERS pound
--
GREEN CABBAGE
DEL MONTE
2 fur
No. *JS (tins
4 lbs.
19c
Pineapples
Hj j
k ULEO
B s E y 4lbs.75c
E arn
pkg- 10c
•' -
pw t
G o o d L u c k lb. ctn. 1 / C
f ' •^ •
i
r e "
Chumgold
lb. cn. 1 7 c
Cleanser
'
3 cans
Kippered
Snacks
No.1/!
8m Ue Pink
Salmon No. Cana
Del Monte
U m as No. 1 Can
BLUE PLATE
PRODUCTS
Stuf. or Queen
Olives
8 oz.
Libby Com Beef
H ash
No. 2 Can
Hampton'* Gnu or Soda
Crackers
lb. pkg.
SALAD DRESSING
�OYjL-tfci
'. > J ri, t ? \ ii
i V f g ^gV- Q
S :^ xt >' 1
f ? i"*f|J
-• :
4*. i‘..'.b >
1-1 ’.j.
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8 ANFOUfl, M O M * , S ATOM) At,
»-"r
India D a n
H ireat O f
il F a ilu r e
Gooenorship Race—Vote By Countiei ' ■
WK ARK PROUD
OF OUR BRRV1CS
: TOUR WATCH MUST B*1
,
ACCURATE
5
OffWlml Railway !«•»•<*•» ^
B r AaaoeWtad P n a
\ *
tabnlatiaaa, try chwntia, in tha n r * for nomination Governor, In TtoaAay'i Democratic p tta U f
,
,
KARACHI. In'l*. Juno t —
-O a t «f the world** wrge-it irri
M m
McLAULIN Jew eler
ymtret* La India*] pratiwre
f flW facei the prospect of >•
* lR
et the grvateat »nr>
M rlW fall jrwrn in history.
:T bt thtow-folj n v u t r of mu
■rta, M p i p an I *a>t drpwsb
Irrtltn a Uw llltD iO .000 when*-.
IM lb* problem hat become nj
MR# that Sfa i'■ new governor ha*
MW4 hie headquarter* to Sskhm
WtaanaUy 4 J
investigate thr
NwUea aft! feting the giant Sukiw
111 PARK AYE.
Short’s Tonight^
*- ‘ t
l
F ree Dancing:
In The Club Room
■
'v
tern.
The project irrigate! mom man
thin
*) W.OOO aeron, which » too,Oof
■‘ (N»t lhaa the total cultivated avt*
, OR* * t all ?Vypt. Main canal* fad
hy the dam total 1.000 mile*, am)
r.>-ttaaa *sppy 3.700 mile* cf dii
CHnu
Clay
Collier
C d ia k la
HAVE TOUR WATCH repaired
b jr one who really knoyra how
Brigg*. Jawatar, Mag. Are.
Dangwroua seepage, however, ha
already jaopardiied thr schema. ir>
W«<ml array, bringing with it ar'
* " alanafag W r r a w in malaria.
l a ad d itio n . » | t i r i t c r a l r r ie a r e h
■j' V arkm an* leaking a iw Om I to
, iic v t iit cimfM fro m btbiff min«si
fiqp ttw* vW nf ^ub^anil Mt*t.
FImut UI worrim »b«» Hi*harr
Counterfiet Chips
Cost Monte Carlo
Millions In Francs
MONTE CARLO. June & .-U V CMnterfriling ■f rhip* n<n| at
tha Koala Carlo re* Inn ha* beer
R****w*d a t aa ratimatef ro«t .tf
IMORMn franc*, or SSSB.MQ, u,
Iht ■ in ig im iat. The chip* p a ll: iMuncy tii' Mowicii inti on tk
French Riviera.
A band or iatematiuna; swindler?
la mapectrd of ciKsntetfelting Ha
H M rtn e •nd l.OUO- fn in - rhipi.
. The ‘fraud waa dieOVrrrd when
a l o d e Carlo nierrtiant :r u g h
la aamc he had carhiil for **>
paftagama wearing im rin l giant—
who ipake with a ttm ng Knjtlivh
SHORT’S
TREK!
Stomach t k i n ,
gai
palm ,
indigestion
relieved
CftdcVj. Oet free (ample doctor’*
mfrhcriptlon. Udga, at Laiwy'a
D rag Store.
*
* P M t h l w to n of Ike project
& M I*
an annual vxiimiJl
Mi 'hDS of 17^00,000. Elftre IJim figurr
^ Q W * o U « h r fP slice of the rr*
>. jaooa of the province, there is n.ny | iidiriU e apprvhrn*>.*n lr»i Kin 1
'' • SCqulre a permanent drfirit.
N o C over l C harg e. E * t,
d rin k an d enjoy an e v e n
ing a t l e n t once each
w eek a t
Half
Hamilton
Hardee
Hrndry
llm u iv h
Highland,
llUbhoro
llnlmea
Ind. River
Jock inn
Jeffereoa
Ijifayette
tjike
Lee
le«n
Levy
Liberty
S tn lien on ! on D «I> fid Rd.
WILL RUT good cjrprcia log*.
'Sew OSCEOLA CYPRESS CO.
Owrenl*. Florida.
GRADUATION
Photograidu,
■|A M per dot. Wkbokit'* StuPROG HUNTERS •
W# pay IB reiiti lb. raih rough
wt. at Seminote Feed Stora, San
ford 8:30 A. M. dally. Rana
Bale* Co. Lmgwood.
NOTICE:' Security Feed and
See*I Company i* moving from / M
313 K. FI rat S t tn the building m
formerly occupied by Stoke*. Q b
Seed Co., on Went Firat St.
I
T
M.-natee
Marina
Martin
Mon me
N auaa
P illnnw
Okrechnbee
Orange
Oaeeola
l*»ica
m int Itch.
Pinellaa
l*< Ik
Puta-m
St. John*
SI. Lucie
Santa R « a
S am u ta
Seminole
Sumter *
Suwannee
LOST: One baicball pat*. Hiward if returned to Kei Pack
ard.
K
W kS ttS S sI
c to u ln g mu] cut. reduce* twollcn
membrane*. bringi
comforting relief.
in, M l S0«
V ic k s V a t r o h o i
•L-—A Hlo in ob IIes.
nilallmenli, thr.
1 l- t TON DODGE 10.1S mo.t-.-l
T rattor and >cmI-trailer with
20- f t cloted body. Like now.
11204. Terms If deaired. Hevl
A Sons, 301 W. lit St.
ALL-STATE tires—Sear*’ pri-e*
and Seara’ quality. Reel ami
C om plete I i a t
& GINS
Many thanks
for the
FOLDING canvas baby earrtago,
«S<». Phone 7d.
PIANO—Rather than etp itn a ef
aplcodld vote given jn«
a t the polls an
Tuesday
last
Boston Steele
BuDding
M aterials
312 HANFORD AVE,
P h o n e 91S2
CONGRESS • Fifth District
at Washing* Itinerant paddler, And daeipiUtad
o
i kb
’ r. -
▼ k«« y o u
b uy TW O
START YOiM VACATION
ON TIM
•
C O O l C R U M -W A Y
HILL
tb c . We n u k e Ufa-
■_
t&i*
w#* N*te
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llf
J # *5,
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T H E S A N FO R D ,
I.D , SA N F O R D . FI.O R ID A
PA G E S E V E N
•
HUGE QUEEN MARY MAKES M L OLD NEW YORK* LOOK JU S T
...
*vi
••
•
AND WIFE
LOUISIANA CONVICT HUNTED FOR KILLING OF
THAT
■ •
Men and dog* tcoufed Louliltna for Wilfred Lindsey (right), fife-long convict accused of hilling Capt. and Mra. N. J. Hlmel In M ttM M t
from a rrlaon farm at Baton Range. W. M Mob I j o i n ry (Itf ll.
, in ttiAt.
1 1 Ih, btthtub In which Mr,< .Hl^ntl M i
•Itlln-i «>'■[, aha wai atabbed ta Math. Part si (he pptae la ahown In |h t center picture* During lha March, two guirdc war* Peel*
tit
mdad and a ituth wae hilled \ ; i h> w :i mint!,an far lha M-vetr-dd fugitive. lAeeoeleted Prcaa Pheteal
phawgftph frena an *fcptitae Ib rtd tb i
■rltlch liner Queen Miry attaining ta Mr berth bp lha Nerth Hv«r peat
lawar Manhattan. HM *fee*fut beta MaMe the New Verb akyacrepcrc appear little. CatapMtof hep maiden trtnt19% the Queen warp tailed by • M e rte n 'tf an heur ta beat tha apeed recard at lha Praneb Ntrmandle an her (tret trip
to New Yerk. (Phate bp J. Raenap—Atascltltd PrateJ
WHERE FIGHT RAGED IN ALABAMA MINE STRIKE
ZIONCHECK JAILED FOR BOUT WITH LANDLADY
CONVICTED OF BATHTUB SLAYING
Me hand dejeetadlp. Jehn Fierartae la ahawn In
■Mrtlp bet are tha jury eonvlctad him ef murder,
ttertan. The rardlet earrlet the death penalty,
bar and aalfa t f a radla breedcaatlnp eempenp
lulted, mrengled and left deed In her bathtub.
(Ateeelated Fraen Fhcta)
DEAD, 17 MlSSlNfc
FOREST FIRE
ES IN VICE TRIAL
.u
Ntp- Merlait Zlanahaeh'e all■nlfbit iklrmlih with Mre. benjamin dealt Vaunt fee petalaalan 1
WaaMnatan apartment be tub-lea tad tram her fimiip tent W uhln|lcn tto tt’e Mprtelearn eeegre
ta Jell tap dltordcrly eanduct—and Mre. Yeung te • hoaplul with tha alalai Imp hip waa brake*,
eheek and hit bride art thtwn (tip) dragging Mre. Ytung tram the ipartment aftgr • night at
fling within, ttlll unwilling to (leg tip. Mre. Yeung It ettn (btlew) aprawltd tea the hallway fl
patch a few winke ef ilttp Juet tu tild t tha aparlntant dear. (Ateeelated Pi tta Phetee
EX-MATE CHARGES ANN HARDING WITH
ftta L T
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i
W e ir a
I
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J . b - 'f *
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if!***#
» u |r ™
�w w frr. JUKI! 8 .1 ««
'ashman A rnold S ard, Dean H
!R ealized Ambition Ball
gihg Daytona Club', Dei
N either T<
F or Sev.
M r t i k i t o k m fold ;b»
M b r U id Scranton, F a , and
last arm ing dor tba north*»r
yTb* S en Moo tlttfc w at bhn
Including Pillman,
U d Baddy left
afslabag lost
h# pitcher*.
'W han Lake 1
J i hauta from th* Albany, it. Y„
b h of th* laUmaUonl Largo*
le t April he fownd after a few
a m * that hi* arm had M l reov»r*d from a *tnhi daring IhW
raining season, and ha wta tin-
'owlm ; lesson, an.l
thfl -inrw.
Blare* by Adair an) MiMullen.
eU*il Mr r- r-enle** error at HA)
give the G-Men two rune In tne
eighth. The Silnta tame fta«l|>n
elnrlee hjr 7 ipeol* am'1Benner and
a doable itenj to ta l> la their
h,If
rf
th* *|» hth-
.
V * '11
Aclolr with two sln«’*> «nd H*
.
O, TO ell'. * cli'ibl* an.) , slncle
• wjt
v. fl IcJ the Galneselll* offense. Tvpsnle
• ,*:/?’■'
I rrlhrreil tc-o of W. Augustine's
i slim hits. The G-Men gav* rtun'thr-ip errorless support, and twice
I
,;)] pulled . nuble plays to kill Saint
( ■ K V ; - - - . -I Lillies.
H H B K v W '. ' ’
lonirurs:
k
f r* '
Galneaellle ....... «FV» 000 OTO-1
S t Augustin* ----- 000 000 010—1
m>t of th.Dari. Copcompeti-
*
*
!
o C lt J C h f U l
FAt-ATRA. Jgn* 8,-I in .iU a to
a stag'* U t far the first sight In.
»tn*» b jD a p e f Doan, DeLand Ota
rlghbhan ler, th* A uleaf drrfnprd
their eecond gam* In ae many day*
yet Unlay when the Beet copped* a
7-2 verdict.
Both local marker* cam* ia
the 'n*t of tha ninth when a pair
wf docddee and hr*** of single*
n * a tha Aaafeaa their oa'y run*.
' By 8 Male In, Falatha hurler seakIn* hi* ninth win In th* Florid*
S tate circuit, era* nicked for aa
•i« « down blew* with Rohe won
and Rubella* collecting thnw each
off hi# daileaty.
Dodkla play*, mtgtoMrod by MrMarian*, - Didrikaon, and Dollinr
qu*lcd Atalaa opriilnga ht tha
a***nd and fifth ataaMa and prarented, mor* than on* Falatha pl*7• r to proceed a* far a* second
b o n tip U th* ninth.
RMtollng drwta In thre* DeLand
runs with hi* two doable* an)
• Ingle. Ha,«tao tallied twice.
ij/B qhba Dftlrilaon, DeLand aecHrraktng th* Washington jln*. iho'ond tinker, contributed the fi«ldLNOlow jVNtnM i.Keutrm
St. Louis Brown* snapped a string ,nf f**t of th* day wh*n h* raced
W"»
of ala straight toms* to the Sens- ^nck
«*• «T>*» In right U rob
jg $
f“ .
t £ a tor. this season * , taming hi a 8
»■« W* I"
To Play F or Gbaches
> '. -M<
T ijf*
it'ti .
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II
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(too. Captain Jack Crawford of
tha AuslralWn team mop* hU
BIOUX CITY, I*. Jitga
brow and lea*** the Philadelphia A battle between atat* champion-
,*p ptau,
, s? tx tir js & ix s i
’■
\ annual coaching achMt at Spirit
Georg* Baiferoft triU .ttasw .W
M at A nfuat ' •; v
broke. Ha and Georg* « Lohan Ams*, winner of th* I W t title,
each own on*-half of a hundred will Uat Ha aJ*W-hr*ahlng yttock
dollar bllL
• I agalnat th* drhtlnip- offens* ant-
llaS elpkla
AMMIICAM
' . .,
II
14.
I.M4IIUH
»"» tewl
Big Flrpj Msrberry, once fain DeLanj
*f th* bag a*’* relief hurlera, startad and wa* chsrg*d with the dr-'
r“ * ,n *h*.first gam# he has stsrU ,
ed for Wsshlngto* after trying hla
hand at oapirlng and returning to!
th* ganw only U be ralehsed b y ’
Naw York Glints. Ms it err y
It’s O u r
tir tlid a y P arty
l
u
• v
i L
ta
—
Day tana Boaah against
loot tha
td • by
pitcher.
Sanford
fawr time* ha tha Saarth and one.
In tha eighth.
s H .
The IdanM ta polled an n n a o p l
doubt* ptoy »- th . H . « t h MrNtTy, ceotarftokMr, caoght KAd * rt fly and mad* . f i n . thww to
second to r e tie * B U tru f.
V j.
Bertoech, Saw Daytona BeoM
right n*UMr. 1*4 th* Wandeni p ith
a triply eon torn etoftM to to*r
w j,u u » e .u .M
•Ik.
IK'
r
f *
►lb*:
S>t
iw yr
mBr; » aron
rUi*.
lb
l
mV «'
1100,000 Pool B ant
F or A. A. U. H i)
DEB MOINES, U. J a n .
—Contestant* (a tha men’* National A. A. U. swimming ehanpplonahlp* hare Jana 1»41 ai* to tompet* In 'a new $100^00 swimming
pool, a municipal project, conitract-d with WPS « S ^
*,VIr
Chicago te /'N a w 'Y a rk A
Detroit 18i Fhllsdelphla P.
i __j m
Cincinnati,
To Our B>!«nd«:
-
In rucognltloa of th*
her*, Oaring AM Urn# wa ha»a injoyM a
oqr f f f ta m A w A j*M* *h9 have iN w
!
Z eel N i ' i i U
u.-aat «s* *t»—t
s, Ctary. Dorla
h u te w k , Dev la,
a* ktta, Dieirnr,
B u t t h e B a v in f ir a a r e f o r y o u ......
m will be oar i a*ond an niter** ry since
4 .
,i
4
■** Th* roefag course srOl htv*
alg lane*, each seven feet arid*,
Two springboards, on* meter and
th re* raster* high, and l a diving
Wsshfngton In th* s*v.[
giving up all hits and
with a horn* n i , togetlwr with 1M11 and Csrey, who
both got extra b ile blew*, aecosnt*d fo r enough »jne between them
H
_
Gives Up 10 H it*
To 6 By D eytbnan
life b pUotliur th e Diytoft#" C*-eh
Itlindagt th ro tfb the tL-l-i*.
B u iV iT a ltu t campaign. ; .
Aadarmsit w ag.signed to ri.J I.'.e
Greenetrorr *f ,th s i atm • U.. „
lja g M last selhen, '*<t t.a | r.
n a cm pi* uf d a r/ * to A J* n ^ !
r u g and Uet the *111 * v* i..
'A f te r .* tilt! tilth & ;jgr'.r L.
tp lt, Altder o-t Ki-ktd - I l l t l Chir* of the .•.f.rthanj^tijt w th e
felowlag '«t» Jn <n ’ Wat Mt-laV at
a tre a t clip of A ll when tba 6C
tetri* Cardinal ■t> r hased him an-l
eeat him to thrjr Grecnt-.'-ri
farm. If* I Ini bed an*1, th* pair
ir lw -llw
Aftor deflating Wllmar A’llson
and throwing wa Uni tod 8 Uts'a S t a t e B
*f-
were t Indicated when Aiuy
ia ir ic.1 Middle Atlantic pitch-
. nT. A im U tT T W l„ > r> .
Ca In*rv ill* d*wn*d Hfc A ug^ln*.
3 t i t, T hursday'1* tha Florida
State U ln ae , eet th*Oonthrap pet
tha Rilata •'iwn with ala hiu.
Bill Hut land, on the wound lo
th* St. Auri-.tln# nine* left the
Tam* In fero* of a nlneh Mil"*
In tW *Whth after ahrtn* np elrht
hlta and two rnna. Medler flniehed
ml game* ha « u rofaatad by
Bapforrl Baaabill Aawmlatb*
was ralaasad hack le ARaer,
New York Club then t'o k th*
to th* boMball court but, I*
rtod are er»1 day* ago, J r dr*
them ruled that Lake m i
ford** nropartr and that 0m P ' l W
has* price af 1200 pita a player
>.>• '
t be paid.
Ia Ataoclatlon m*',a a allaht
It an tha Mia of Laky to the.
Men club, Th! Lookout* vara
it Albany *200. and IMP Mid
pitcher to Bcanton fa t. USA.
Id ItIon to lh* H M Albany rut
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
M em ber A a n d a t W
In Secon d Primary
By5 Vote Margin
P ra a s
Are Unchanged
Some Totals Altered
By Absentee Votes
Counted By Board
M F , A. D yson goes into th e
WEond p rim a ry on Ju n e 2 3 (
to co n test w ith O tto S ch m c h l,
f o r th e S econd D istrict s c a t
o n the S em inole
C o u n ty i
B oard of C om m i-sioner*. re - |
placing Jno. E . Fox in *ec-|
ond place w h en th e ca n v a ss
in g board comnnietet
pleted th e o f
fic ia l c o u n t Frida;y after-
N U M B E R 191
A irp o rt Will" BANKHEAD TAKES U P THE GAVEL {Chinese G i r d |F r e d Cone’s Lead
Be Lighted In
For War Upon Cut To 366 Votes
2 More Weeks
The Japanese
Sanford Is To Be On
Regular Route Be
Official Count Gives Gets Into Run-Off
!Edge O v e r Fox, 0 n Official Count tween Coasts When
Lights A re All IA
In Second Commis
sioner D i s t r i c t .
Installation of lights at San
p t h er Positions
EaUbllabed la 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA, 8A T U R D A Y , JUNE 6, 1936
ford Municipal Airport will be
completed within a couple of
weeks. It was stated todsy by W.
S. Earle, WPA engineer, ■
>Sanford will then be on the regu
lar sir line between the Atlantic
and Gulf coast*.
A cfew of 20 men, under Sir.
Earl* and the WPA’s special en
gineer on lighting, is enraged at
the field putting in the boundary!
and obstruction lamps, the local
engineer reports, end excellent
progress Is heing mad*. The
Job may be completed under two
weeks, ha said, if there is not,
further Interruption by Inclement*
weather. Tall trees across the
railroad tracks from the field and
which might cause haiards, are
also being removed.
Mr. Earl* said that the light
F. A. Dyson (above) gained five
vote* over Jno. E. Fox on the of ing system being installed by
ficial canvas* of ths returns from the government is moat modern
Tuesday's primary and gw* into and complete. Every obstruction
tha second primary on June -23. will be marked and the entire
Unofficial returns gave Mr. Fox field will be outlined with whit*
and colored lamps. The Geld, to
a lead of one vota.
gether with the lighting, will be
maintained by the City which
will pay for electric current used.
A reply from Msrvln Smith,
Kissimmee aviator, who recently
submitted to the City Commis
sion a bid to lease the airport. Is
expected at Monday avenlng's
meeting of the Commission. The
Commission submitted a counter
proposal to Smith’s plan of an
Ballots Of Absentee outright leas* for flee years.
On the face of unofficial
turne, Ur. Fox led Mr. Dyron by
one vote, but the official canvass
er* found five rotas for Mr. Dy
son In tha Forest City precinct
which had not been recorded in
the unofficial report, and three
absentee ballots wars marked for
him, Mr. Fox gained two votes
on tha count of absentee bal
lots.
Tha final and official count of
tha vyts In the Second Commis
sioner District gives Mr. Dyson
481 votes, Mr. Fox 417.
While tha official
eanvaaa
changed tha totatls in a number
of Instance*, due to tha counting
Voters Tabulated,
of absentee ballots sent In by
mail and'opened by the canvass
Returns Certified
lag board, tha change has no ef
fact on Ike results of tha first
Official count of tha Seminole
v y h u r w tth-O ia-w eeaptlen-el ■County -vote htof ltext T iendtr'i pt+Jko contest between' Mr.- Dyson m*ry was completed ypsteriay by
Mr. Fox In the Second Dts tha canvassing board, and returns
were certified to the secrstsry of
t r lc t
,
•
<Hto Schmehl, high man among stats todsy by W. J. Thigpen, sutha nine who were candidates for pervlsor of regUtratlon. Ballots
County Commissioner from the of sbsrntre voters were opened by
the offoclsl board and added to
Second District, to succeed fohn the total*. The official count i.f
Meisch. Sr., chairman of the the vote cast In this County la as
board and who was not a candi follows:
date for re-e'ection, gained sight
For stats senator, S7th ssna
votes on the official count,-J, J.
to rial district: W. R. Dupree
v
Cates gained one, J. R. Lylea
1,352; J. J. Parrish 1,193.
gained one and Peter Thurston
For representative, slat* legis
'gained three, but tha official
lature, group No. 1: E. E, Brady
count of the vote for other can
1,023; H. J. Lehman 1,449.
didate* in that race was tha ham*
For repreaentetive, state tegtaaa unofficially reported.
lature, group No. 1: Gordon Bar.
Ia tha sheriff* race, former nett IJM9; A. G. Wagner 1.249]
Sheriff C. hi. Hand gained four Harry E. Wing 198.
votes and Sheriff J. F, McClel * For clerk of the circuit court:
land gained six on tha official O. P. Herndon 1,971; W. L. Mor
gan 1,534.
.Stale Senator J . J, Parrish
For tax collector: Jno. D. Jingained 11 and W. R. Dupree, hi* kina 1390; W. E. Watson 1.389.
opponent, gained on* vote. For
For tax assessor: 0. L. B'adso*
the State Legislature, B. J . Leh 431; Sanford F. Doudney 2,0tl7;
man, the nomlnae in Group I, B. E. Squires 321; J. II. Truluck
gAlnad 11 n&d E. EL Brady gained M U
four votes, l a Group J, Gordon
For county Judge: Sidney J.
Barnett, tha nominee, gained nine,
Nix U l; G. W. Spencer 1,172]
A. 0 , Wagner gained four and
R. W. War* 1,567.
Harry E. Wing gained on* vote.
For county Rfwoecutlng attor
The official ceunt added 14
vote* to tha total reoahred by O. ney: Ereaet F. Houaholdrr 1346;
Herndon, ra-anmlpated for John 0. Leonardy 460; W. Her
m * of courts, and added three bert Messer 1,029; Samuel A. 11.
vote* to W. L. Morgan's total. Wilkinson 74L
For sheriff: Pa si 0. Bigger*
Jno. D Jlnktna. rsbomiaated fo r
tax collector, gained u and W. 437; C. M. Hand 971; J. U Lee
I . Watson, hi* opponent, gained 230; J. P. McClelland 13; Ed.
thro* votes. R. W. Ware, Ugk Malack 433; B. J . Overstreet 364;
| Lewis A. Tale 407.
nun In tha contest for to
For eupervtser af registration:
Judge, gained sight votes while
O. W. Spenser, next Ugh, lost pevid K. McNab LU7; W. J .
Toor by the official m n a w . The Thigpen 2,177.
For
costaty
commissioner,
third candidate, 8 . J . Nig; galnad
few . E. P. Housboldar, Ugh In district No. 1; C k u . Dona 1.074;
M. C. Cinder 341; Beaten Bleat*
943; D. L. Thrmaber
For
coentg
commissioner,
district No. t i J . 1. Gates 420l
) MARITIME NEWS
*— ~ —
Victor Check 132; J . D. Dsrisen
Froth the P ort of Caotnl Pier- 423; P. A. Dyson 433; Jee. K.
Pox 477; J. R. Lytee 343; Res
* at Sanford.
Packard 170i Otto BcbmehJ 704;
Compiled daily'by lb*
Petsr Thurston 4IL
Chamber of *
For
county
commissioner,
arrivals sod
S t Johns River.
dUtrist No I t W . a Ballard *44)
4L 1913.
W. V. Dunn 414; Ray L HowsD
Rosa L. Horaphrey IM ; C.
I> Searcy 733; Forest B. Bte
Official Canvass
Of Votes Cast In
Seminole County
Generalissimo A b l e
Over W. C. Hodges
Official Count Will
To Throw Half Mil Leading F.lpridaa
Be Required To De
lion Men In Field
Race For Governor
termine Petteway’s
If J a p a n Strikes
Opponent
In Runoff
IRf Tli* A»*terl«l*4
China, for- ISn y-ars a sprawl
lng giant whose body was the hat
tleground of trade rivalries of
world powers, today *»■ getting
to Its feet end girding for war.
Japanese obsej-ers were watching
with undisguised anxirty General
issimo Chlang Kai Shek's efforts
to strengthen his military machine
Chlang wes reporte-l as ahle to
throw an army of half a mll'lnn
! or more men Into the field. CanI ton troop* were reported moving
| north to fight the Japanese. For
etgn observers said China would
I fight If Japan goes south of the
I Yellow iRIver. Canton 'esders re| iterated today that South China
| wants armed n-si.lanc* against
| Japan, but they "aid the Nsn. ,„
. king government ruled by Chlang
Speaker William B. Bankhead *f Alabama is shown wielding, the >
^
f|r,j n,„VP
gavel on the rostrum in the House of H* pie.entativea shortly after
General Chen Chitanr, com
his election to ft'I the vacancy caused by tin sudden death of Joseph mander of Kwangtung province
troop*, said ‘‘the people here want
W. Uyrns of Tennessee. (AP Photo)
anti-Japanese resistance, t and the
Kwangtung army will attempt to
fulfill their desire " III* statement
and those of other southern lead
ers were considered as sisuranees
against the possibility of chi)
war In China.
Thousands Of Men
Out On Strike In
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Nations Of World
A marriage license was Issued
today to Howard It. Hunt, 22,
ami Helen Slack, 21. both of
Oviedo.
Legislation Offered
In France In Hope
Of Ending Walkout,
To Declare Martial l-*w
CANTON. June 4. —Martial
law will be declared In Canton
and throughout Kwangtung and
Kwangal
proylncrs,
probably
during this weekend, Chinese
Absentee Votes
ChanRinff Totals
Returns In From All
But Two Precincts
In Liberty County
Judge Raleigh I’etteway (above)
of the Tamap criminal court, con
tinucs to hold his lead of practical
ly 4,00(1 votes in the gubernatorial
race, out he will havo U> run
again In the second primary,
against )'rcd I' Cone of Ijskeland.
Long’s Successor
Sees Union With
“IX * ..........price* Rerf rising and Townsend Clubs
‘)eclln«l to a
JA C K S O N V IL L E . Ju n o 8.
— (A P ) Ju itu e W . R aleigh
T V tln v n v 's o p p o n rn t in tho
Turn* :'.:i p rim n rv fo r tho
Di'miM-ritlie n o m in atio n
fo r
teovornor m ii*t )>r d e te rm ined from o ffirin l ennvagain g lionrd f ig u rrs ,
I ‘n o ffir'n l fi', n n ,s from all
lull tw o o f Florliift'a vot
ing precincts »t 1-OO o'clock to
iler give Fred I* Cone of Iak*
Citv II lead of nn'v 334 votes
over William C Hodges of Tal
lahassee. The two missing prwrin.t* an- in Liberty county.
Each official report rrcetvad
from a rimnly rsnvsssing hoard
changed the total somewhat,
since the official figure* Include
absentee vide* not counted In the
first tabulation*. TVenty-sIx of
ficial rejHirt* have been subetltiited for unofficial figures so
far.
The standing of tha three lead
ers In the fir'd of 14 gubernato
rial candidates, based on 1*120
)trrciiHt* was:
1 iVttfwny
51,07i
(\>iw»
...........
4flt44T
iloiiici-w
....
mmi
I l!»hed,
The weather: I’arlly cloudy
! W ly TWon. million 'T re n c h ' »h*
tonight and Sunday, possibly workers were on strike todsy
!I
Coughlin’s Followers
scattered showers In extreme
bile the new socialist govern SO cents In Hongkong (British
south portlun. Extreme northwest mmt offered legislation designed crown colony) currency.
May Be Drawn In
Florid. generaHy f.lfc ^
^ " ^ k r a
ml note V o te R e p o rted
•ml Sunday.
Third P arty Plan TheHe offirlal
count of Bemtael#
In Spain, unions of farmers
County's voto fnr governor wee
and Industrial workers Joined a
_
i m
Oviedo High School last night
DETROIT.
June
0.—W*>— telegraphed to the Secretory ef
Sunday’s tides: High at 9:43 strike movement which xlr*»4y y y A g U D G n C Q l O O f l Y
graduated the largest c’ass ln Its A. M. and 10:1)5 P. M , low at
Gerald Smith, tesder of the
State by W. J. Thigpen, super
history. Diplomas were present 3:34 A. M. and 3:24 I*. M ; MonHuey Ixinv’s shsro thc-wei»lth visor of registration, Jaat night.
One fascist wa» killed
ed to 15 boys and girls ny R. F. 'Isy’a tides: High at 10:27 A. M. _workers.
*
club*, ssiil today there I* a "good The count on other offices waa
„ta O_111Seville.
Cooper, principal of the school, and 10:10 I*. M , low at 4:10 A.
chance” that hi* group and Town
The Belgian government was
DALLAS. Texas. June U .-W ) - send Pension Plan supporter*— sent In by mail today.
while Superintendent T. W. l e j - M. and 4:10 l>. M
taking steps agninat “f o ld e d Legendary
______ Texas,
____ its factual an
The official count gave Cone
ton presented awards and prlxes
_
arm ." striker* developing In B*l-|
" f 400 yearn quilted with the possible addition of the 54| votes In this County, a gain
to five members of the elais. The
Rev.
Charles
E.
Coughlin’s
fol
The grand jury mado Its final gium and warned strikeri
together um|t r „,x
opened a
of five over the unofficial re
Rev. Martin Dram, reefer of Holy
report to Judge Millard B. Sm ith! uccupy harbor works factories
qqq 0Wj
cenlennlsl birthday lowers—would uhlt* this sum turns, and gave Hodges 534, *
Cro,‘ Ctlurth ln Senford. delivered in Circuit Court yesterday after-! The strike rone Is thus far con-|
today—to the order of fresh mer and sided an Independent gain of II over th* unofficial
the address, and short talk* were
candidate for President
count.
Prlteway gained five
made by Fred William*, cbx'rmsn, nuin and wa* discharged. Court fined to Antwerp and shipping palni
Smith and Dr. Francis E. votes from 778 to 783.
and L. iR Jordan, member of the recessed to Monday, June 29, Troops patented there,
Rushed to completion by hurrlrd
when
a
petit
Jury
will
be
lm-1
1„
the
United
State*
wage
In
County Board of Education, and
effort* of 15,000 worker* on Townsend, who arrived yeitcrby L II. Gore, George Jakubcln panelled and tb* tria l‘of criminal. creases ami union recognition’ round-the-clock shifts, the 200 day, both asserted they did nut
dominated Issue, at slake In , crti 0y mbhray, attractions, his- coma to approach Father Cough
and R. F. King, school trustee!. and civil casea begun.
widespread
strikes
Involving; totie g|Mj rommercls) exhibits and lin with a view of rnlistlng his,
The special prises and awards
Ths firs department made a thousands of workers. In the amusement spots of the exposition “National Union fur Social Jus-1
were given to Dorothy Lea for fit.........Remington
..........................
Isanshlp, presented by the D. A. R.: i run today noon,' but there w a s .........
East, the
Rand striko looked like a freshly laundered tlce” In a coalition fight aganst
to Minnla King for attendance, no fire. When tho noon whistle’ was In Its second week with more shirt.
the Roosevelt Administration,
presented by the Oviedo High st the Zachry Vrncer Campany’s , than 4.Q00 workers out In sir
Unlocking th* main gats with a
"Of course, I have no idea
School, to Helen Slack for !m plant waa blown .a t noon tho] plants. In the Middlewaat a ston* $50,000 Jeweled key started the that any imlepen.irni
rsmnuai* .. "'ASHINGTON, June 4.—^ P » _
independent candidate
provrment. presented by tho Wom whittle blew off and someone, anil egg barrage accompanied th# esposltion. Secretary of Commerce
.levied President, but
" Admin str.tlon chieftain,
could
he
an's Club, to Anna Cadar (or faith thinking there was a fire, turned. reopening of the Canton, Ohio, Daniel C. Roper, official gorvern...
.....................„t. •“ • voW • wbte-open fight thla
fulness, also presented by Ihe In an nlarm.
| stumping anil Enameling Com- ment representative, and Guv. he would In- able to take enough session over selrotlon of e new
votes away frum Roosevelt in key Hktise floor leader to succeed
Wnman'a Club, and to Ellxahsth
-------| puny's plnnt Idle since Apr. 30. ..........
..............................
James V.
Allred arrived......
at th*
Mlkfcr for making tha highest
Additional “work sheet*'’ have Another big strike Involved tha gateway at noon, leading a tSree- •late* either tu defeat bun or Speaker Bankhead ware blasted
throw tho election into Con last night when Repressntallv*
mark In English, presented jy the becn filed with County Agent Wheeling Steel
Company
at mil* long procession.
P.-T. A.
Rankin of Mississippi assarted
C. R. Dawson by Seminole Coun Portsmouth. Ohio.
I Governor Allred turned the gress," said Smith,
Those graduating from tb* ty grower* who desire to partic
•here would be a “spirited contest"
Newark, N. J., drivers aban-l Jeweled key and Roper swung
Vandvnberg R*i*cts Otter
Oviedo High .School are Pats Au- ipate In benefits of the Soil Con- luned their milk wagons. T w en t/'fh s gits with a dedicatory niei
and that hr himself would m n
WAHIIJNGTON, June
</P) candidate.
lln, Minnie King, Elisabeth Gore. serration Act. Th* act will not thousand silk workers struck at sagr which girdled the globe
Helen S ack. Willi* Gay Bole*, be put Into operation In this i I’nterson, N. J.
Bankhead waa chosen speaker
try telegraph, cable and radio, re —Senator Vsndenberg of Michi
Naomi MrCulley, Roy Ctonta, section until
turned to tb* exposition grounds gan, announced today he would Thursday soon after the House eras
September,
Mr.
---Dorothy Lee. Boneada Woods, Dawson said, hot growers should
and set up on electrical impulse no accept the Rrpuhlirnn nom formally notified of th* death nf
French Premier Acts
Sparks Lee l.lngo, Anna Cedar, not wait until then to file.
switch which tripped a large pair ination for Vice-President. A Speaker Joseph W. Byrns of Ten
PARIS,
June
L
W
)
—Leon
Evelyn Bond, Elisabeth Mlkler
nessee.
nium, France’s socialist premier, of scissor* balanced against rib formal statement said he thought
Ladle Gore and Olg. Jakubcln.
dtankin said statements to th*
Rufus Johnson and Jim Dlrit- went before parliament today bon* strung across the entrance. he “could l»v of greater service
in active labors on the Semite effect that Representsttie O'Con
•on.
negroes.
pleaded
“not with a program Intended to satof New York, chairmen of th*
Junior High School guilty” to chargee of murder, I’fy labor’s demands to reviv* Officials In Black floor than on It* »ltent rostrum." nor
Vandtnberg has been men rules committee. " would automa
whejt
arralnged
before
Judge
M.
Ixulnees
and
to
relieve
th*
farmIb To Promote 154 B. firmlth *(a Circuit
Legion To Be Ousted tioned prominently for President tically become floor laadar ar* In
~
Court Friday *r. H# announced e foreign
correct."
end alio for Vk*-President.
afternoon, and th# Court *p- policy of near# for ill Europe
Th* Mississippi*!! • added that
Graduation ex#rel**a wilt he
DETROIT, June 3,-OfflcUI
pointed
8
,
J.
Nix
to
represent
through
collective
security,
“arrangs manta are going forward
eewdeeted at the Senford Junior
Michigan
astonished
that
mem
for a caucus to elect the nmHigh School next Monday morn- the former and B. A. B. Wilkin-1 Th# ministerial declaration told bers of th* Bleak Legion have St. Auffustine Fire
.
„
cessur to Mr. Bankhead."
b f at 10 o'clock and diplomas sen to represent th* latter when parltment Ms strongly socialistic
Damages
New
P.
O.
P**rolu Pu*
Other* named by Rankin ai po
krill he presented to 134 boys end their case* are called for trial cabinet “In full eo-operatlon with **»" found **
° “*t , u
tential eandidataa for tb* Iaidergirls who wtU enter Ugh school on June 29. Johnson la accused you m b s to revive French econ8T. AUGUSTINE, June 4.-B L ship Included
etet*. smployoes
Repnaentattvoa
next fall. In th* senior class are of having shot Sidney Lanier, an-|om y, wipe nut unemployment, In- tll1- countF
Augustine’s new pottoflice was Mead of Nsw York, Rayburn of
other negro, to death, and Dick- 1 creaa# purchasing power and to « ho“ B*m##
,,nk*d
79 girls and 75 boy*.
damaged by fir* yesterday be Texas and Wood rum of Virginia.
•on
Is
accnsad
of
haying
clubbed
provide
a
llttlt
weB-baing
and
lh*
nlfh^ridteg
cult,
C ity Attorney Fred R. Wilson
*
,n
dUrol‘ f ' ,° f fore It wa* built.
urtQ dtllvtr the addraee to th* rh sris. Farmer, negro, to death. I severity for titoe* who by their
Th* flro, originating In n tar
crimes were
nnfi. —<—
------committed, labor m a te th* 'met wealth."
•«»•»
U«»tlB« commission
graduates. Tha school orchestra Both
I
iworker*
n 'i s n la Detroit, Governor barrel, spread to lumber and LOCAL W EATHER
wIU play both before end after within th* last month.
Frank Fltrgernld announced he superstructure of th* building,
the program, th* Ray. E. D- Brown
consider n request for the now under construction.
Farm Chief Chosen would
ie*, D. D.. wHl conduct the «*rtmovsl from office Prosroutor
Tha building la being construct
wotloss Is.-Janice Moss will play * Twenty Overcome By
To U. S. R eserve Post David C. Pence; Oakland eounty. ed within tb* frame of lh* old r .h . Avar***
piano solo, Robert McChn will R efrigerator
Fumes
A c Hi sen*’ committee at Pon Spanish Governor's mansion, the tlsr. A v ars* * ____
give e violin solo, Kent Roeaettcr
Apr. A v a rs* * ------ II
WASHINGTON,
June 3. - tiac, Oakland county seat, ha* cradk of American history.
wUl read a poem, fluiwriutendent
Mmv Avtra** —
H
NEW YORK, Jon* b -T w * n ty President
Rooeeyelt yesterday asked Attorney-General
David
T. W. Lawton wHl make a few reperrons—13
gtrls
end
two
nominated Chester C. Daria, AAA \ Crowlay to alert n grand Jury
marks. and Principal IL E. Murware overtom* Into yesterday by administrator, for the beard of. lnvsstigntlea la th a t county. One JfadkBonville Given
ria wHl present the dlplweaa.
Lower Phone R ate
Th* ties* motto I* “ Finish What escaping sulphur dioxide fumes governors of tha federal Ra-,of tb* reasons, U was snkt, is
from n rafrigerattwg system In n sorvw System, and appointed that Pence beleagx to an orgmnT ea Attempt."
10-cent store. AD ef t a n had Ifoward R. Tolley te replace him Isatlon affiliated with th* Black JACKSONVILLE, Juno 3 , - W
to be treated by polka emer at tb* head of tho farm agency. Legion.
— J. C. Buchanan, district mana
■PUDS COSTING MORN
gency squad* with label*tore and
Confirmation o f Daria by lh*
ger for th* Southern Ball Tele
six war* moved to a hospital.
Senate would fUl the teat re
TWO D l l Df WRECK
phone and Telegraph Company,
J*U* •c-T h*
The trouble t i n t woe oetkrd maining poet of the seven-man
yesterday
onnounted
raduc
when girle In the store began Federal Rtssrva Board with » VIENNA, Juan fc—Two par- telephone rate* for about 1100
giggling. They beenos* byvtorlrsl ■treog New Peat advocate. Ralph sons aero killed u d 24 injured ■nbaeribara in outlying sections
from laughter tod then bees ms W. Morrison i f Texas, a board, six gravtly, whea tho Paris- af JackfonriB*.
violently ID.
mesnbar, boa rastgnsd, but Mr. j Vitnn* Exprwao Jumpad tho tracks
Buchanan actlraafsd th* Pa
Police pbytktega said the gas Roeacnlt has not yvt im p te d . n*ar Saint, Ptorteo, Auatria, early risian would coat the romp*
k 'IntfJw to TdOthtn* fM ,"
hi* roalynnuon,
I t o d a y . ______ ^
fA 9<>0 3ninanjr.
—
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-v- T & H & t
J#V i'
■—
Largest C l a s s
Graduates From
* Oviedo School
T e x a s Centennial
Jfl LltV Of DulItlS
Spirited Contest *
Is Expected For
Bankhead's Place
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Fagainet tha DeLand Bed*.
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tolf lantags, )att enough it
■to the aeeeealty of - tawing
•backs. It wm Impossible
fat the tenteat through tha
t Inning and n decision, tot
|a Marne ware made la the
and n half that were pUytil
iftfc Inning dedalon might
f kata been a tie.
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game - wee called, but the
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signed by tha Lo^oato wreral
dayi ago, arrived yesterday ftom
Wlfkwbarro, Pa., apd took part
hi the rained rat gaao with DoLand Kara In tha. afternoon.
Manager Stuffy MeCron* aald
to wjrald probably wnd Krider
to tha mound ■In' tomorrow*!
,G-Men Downed By Junior Golfers
i header! during thy
with the G-Men of
two with the Atateas
ilka and orfi with (to Hug*
and, an rained out.
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are t haea toon rained out
to tn etber towns cm the
Ida Stats League elrrult, but
to many a* these h» whleh
saoRTs
Lookouts Also Sign
New Outfielder; 2
Players vOn Bench
Stawtowr fCT four J n n ' *** U“ “ I^ pta to
M Lookout* will hare la, play
be received at
scoot for the BL Louie Cardin
to wm sent. to Um training. <a
at Dayton Bench this ywr> t
w o t to N i t b for a eoupia
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to keen htoeelf in trouble.
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1 Tto flalnte broke a.!**!! tie in
Uto eighth when three hit* tal
lied a run tot the Pnletka Ride
came back an Qoerm’e double to
agah> knot the apera in the ninth.
Skinny MeOmran collected a lelantlere deflated the 'Salon- jualer g o f tournament at tto,
double and a alagle for St Aa- rUU G-Men, »-», tore yeeUrday. OereWnd Heighte CJub Saturday i
I
guitine white Guerra and Emer-1 Tto UUndare (UKed tto aeor- and Bonday. June 07-ZB.
Claude Harmon, Orlando, won
ton tend the Asatee attack with ing in tha flnt Inning when they
tallied once on en error In tto tto IBM championship, but will
outfield good for two to me and net to eligible to defend hla title!
a tingle by Manager Aadaroon. under the new ago limit, which te:
Their four-run apron-in tto fifth it. (Heretofore, boy* 00 and un
inning came on four kite, ten mi M - torn gte|ed . TUtTraT^gf Jag
them doublee, aad a bane nr' will knock out inch atom as We*.
c iia t t ;
■XXJA, Tenn, Jtn« J.
kallai ley Boleeta, Tmmpe, IBM winner,
(Strangler). Lewie
Gorokkl, the starting hurler and Burt Boteata, Tampa, IBM - W - B d
Tsatondsy's homara^ Kgfeisf.
ro crock at the heavy
for tto Daytona Beach team, rumen-up, though It Is tollorad
White Sos.tt Lopes. Bees 1| Sokr, I’TO IIl S t , LOUIS L S r d 8
pitched two-hit *bsll until tto that Oeergo Boltsta, Panama City, weight wroatling tltfe.
Pirate* 1; Collin*, Cardinal* ) {
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Tto 44-yanr-oId matmsn dl<>
Becker, Indies* 1j Kronor, U d Sog CINCINNATI. Juno o t - W i - sUth Inning "ben tto G-Men ttotr brother who won tn IBM,
got to him for one run on i will to eligible to compete..
closed that ta his ambition after
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Tto Cincinnati Rads, totling fpr
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A’^nnan mid If. ta " doolliful finishing off -young Karl Darle In
Tto Meters; F6*s, Red Box 13;, a place la the first division of Srimn
Troohyplndlans U; J. Moon, Pfcl!- 'to Notional Lsagve, ha* bought wveriiK fr*fter ^ l o ^ ^ b l . Md that Bobby Dank, lS-yo»N«ld state a match hero.
Ha he* worn * the crown • fivo
lies 0; Dickey, Yankees 0| Gehrig, William "Wild Bill"
HelUban
u,Sfto
Yankee* l| Lausrl, Yankees R. |from tto fit. Loot* Cirdinn'a wrbh
times In. hla v Z4-year wrastllng
to J u r ' . ^ d thl erreer. but that makas no differ*
Laagu# Totals
.to
boletor a shaky
pitch- grtt and Adair poling out ttoj
btow^ one ru«[ «ortng- I rommeTto J ^ rth C U ro C
Amartean ................ ........i _ . J 08 Ing staff.
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to amid. “I am
Goralckl on the hllteck. told the1
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- ~ ~ hM wan 08 game* and lost <0 Gatnssrilte nln* to one hit dur-| rra hek l u c k y
old for tto-game. I*m not ttd'lng
•wm*
............. ....... 405 during an sight-ysar career in
m yselfV oet that, tot I h e n 'r t ing his stay on tto mound. Ha
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partenra and bars kept In shape."
Lewi* still affecUeely uirs hi-,
fro* passes. Throe of the strike- ta Mr. an# Mrs.
Americana Co«hlng
famous strmgllng hold In hie
oute gained by FraUak •earns, a She weighed 1 1 1
MMX Olympic Team*
- . « « 't o eighth frame when to faneod thUd was bora t
matetoa around tko "Jura-and-iug"
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Comaioek,
rotann
American
whleh
Manager
Frankie
By Tha Aisodated Proas ' I coach, who ha* to n el Vela. Yrtoeh of the.. Cardinals had asThp standing (leading throe baU
ten
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ft
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•I* T,rrF» Giants ^44 81 10 M
j i t So llvan. Ind.
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•i'» H. Martin. CnnL 39 101 U 30
HI Msggio, Yka. >7 131 31 (0
Card. 41 173 14 M
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NATIONAL
Pittsburgh 0, Boston 4.
St. Louis S, BroaUyn 4.'
Naw York at Chicago, post
poned, rain.
, ;; >
*’ For ffftt of ihooo
Delicious Steak or Chicken Dinners
Thursdays and
. 10 TIM*
No Cover Charge
Building
Materials
far lumber, roofing
and building material*
•r all kind* o i l on na.
Hart ysuT 'find the,
LB WBTUC- , V T
TAgHJONED
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most rogaunabte price*
and best juiiity »mt
Its qiikhMt mniteo,
f
Sudden Brrvlce ;.7 .
H IL L
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We enter to t
�S a n fo r d to T h e O n ly Central
F lorida C ity A ffo r d in g R a il, E lfh t r r
A n d W a te i fr a n a p o r ta O o *
AN
in d e p e n d e n t d a il y n e w s p a p e r
NUMBER 1M
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 4 , 1 W *
Ten Nominated In
8EMINOLB COUNTT
Eight Contests For
County Offices To
. Be Decided In Run
Off Vote June 23
One Candidate Gets
In Second Primary
9 By Only One Vote
the auto's t i l l precincts for
governor gore PetU w ij 41.34$, Co m 41.741. Hodges 40.M7 Carter I1.U1, Paly 32, 47;
'
JACKSONVILLE, June 4.—(/P)
~___ ■
„
Fred P. Cone, second high in
the state, was also second high In
Seminole County in the vote for
governor, receiving ftfto voles, with
WUUam C. Hodge, e clot, third
with S23 votes. Peter Tomtsc lo of
»he neighboring county of Orsnge
csrme In fourth In the tabulation
a^ tha Seminole County vote with
h ig fih e n and runner-bp for JltO «
o f 4M , with Stafford Celdgubernatorial nominetloo.
Un- welt* of Miami In fifth place In
official reports from 1,1S(I Pt**- Seminole County with a vote of
cincU out o f 1,324 precincts give 408.
Pet te way 44,701, Cm* 6138S<] ail the other guwnulnrUI eanHodgea third with *9318, *nd|dJ(r,lM ft l, M o w iTO0 ln lhe Tott
P ity fourth with 33,176,
in this County. Jerry W. Carter
Two hundred and thirty-two1 poii«j 296 votes, Dan Chappell
precincts for Congress gave Bell po led 225, B. F. Paty received 127.
11,167, PtUreon 28,43®,
j Grady Burton got 91 vole*. HrdOne hundred and sixty pre-.m ond B. Gautier received 12. J.
riecU In Congress second dla- ft. Yearwood polled 10 votes, Carl
trlct gave Green 18348, Jennings Maple* an l Mallie Martin tied with
63M , Porter 3,080, Bears, 4,014, eight votes each, and Amos Uwls
Tompkins, 1.162.
•
I received four votea.
Two hundred and two precincU
Jom Hend lcka of Di-Land, the
In Congress third district gave high man in the congresilonal rare.
Caldwell 20301. Finch I3 «4 .
l w» » "•*' ,0 Jud« e Shown
One hundred and* forty-threo S««JnoU County's poll, though h«-
man gets Into Iho rip -o ff by the
narrow margin o f one vote, on
the face of unofficial returns.
The office of state senator head
ed the local ballot, and JL J. Par
rish. the nominee, ltd the ticket
In Seminole and Brevard counties
which com prise the 37th senatorial
district! He led the entire ticket
In hbt home county of Brevard,
carried every precinct except
three In Brevord county eml car
ried every precinct In Bemlno'o
County with the exception o f Ge
neva which gave W. R. Dupree,
hie opponent, a majority, and
Golden rod which was tied. Senator
Parrish carried llr. Dupree's home
In Congre.. fourth d H S f c '
“ w ® *?
precinct in Sanford aa well as Mr. precinct.
trict gave Cannon 16383, P hillips Sharon a L.TtL W. J. (Fnnlel
Dupree's former boms precinct ef gin S oil-., wvses
Steed of KUplmmee lagged only
T T T S 't* . ••• la little wav Jiehind HenJricka In
Monty t o t
Dies Suddenly
Sanford
Sanford ___
Banford .....
Sanford ..
Monma ___
Pacta _._ .
Oviedo ___
Geneva ...
Chuluota
OH ilen me!
Langwood
Lake Mary
Altamonte
Foreit Tlty
Slavla ___
Fern Park
Osceola
Close Races In
. Some Contests
Ten randkhite* for legisla
tive and county offices were
nonvnnted by majority votea
in Tuesday's primary, but it
will take the second primary
on June 23 to decide the
nominees of the party for
other offices. In many races
the Contests were elose. and
In one case the second high
Speaker Byrns O f ;
Congress Dies At
Early Hour Today
FOR GOVERNOR
P p n u in i
* CTbOIIB
fT illsw l
A U ie a
Hard Work Believed
To Have Hastened
Death Of Leader
National G u a r d , E n d o r s e
Officers To Meet-^ ^ S I C d ^ !C w ades Showing
Here June l J - M ’ t t f f K fffro aw e t s
R itz Theater
too Are "Expected T o ' K l w a n i s
Form Organization J. “ ‘l ' , V r u
Of New State Group
— ___ ___
The weather: P arfy cloudy to
night and Friday, with possibly
scattered thundershowers In th«
south and east portions. Extreme
northwest Florlde: Fair tonight,
Friday partly cloudy.
Runge; entertainment. lieutenant „ The County Oommlaa'onere jeaNordgren; decorations, Lieu ten- 1
Instrtnrtad Cljfh O. P.
ant Hoffman; reception, all of- « • " > * « to write the State Reed
fleers of the post of Sanford.
Department about the malntmtenre
One hundred are expected to at- that department lo x u p p W to
tend.
provide on State Road 44 wext of
________________
Hanford and Bute Road 292 exit
8UU TreaurerUf. V. Knott rt1 • •
sg
w e
o f Oviedo,
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F our
f UU*
Wing of Lake Mary polled 197
wtoe.
a P. Herndon w u renominated
rlerk o f courts tor h veto o f 1,967
to 1331 for W. L |forgan.
Jm . D. J Inkina smn renominated
tax selector over W . R Woteon by
a vote a f 1370 to 1.8M.
Sanford p . Doudaey, who hoe
been acting tog eagattor for years,
was nomlaatad to ttot .office by
*
^
rendldatas. HlaYotn Wan 1,174. J,
I n A l l A u t O C o l l i s i o n L746 votea to 600 for Samuel W.
a j «
r e ,.
»»
, Gatnen and 630 fer T. D. LnnA n a v i l e l / I H € T t l U T t CaiUr.
.
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For superintendent of public In
DEFUNIAK SPRING8, Juno d-'itructlon In the sUU, W. 8. Caw—
— A head-ow cotUaloa ho-' than, incumbent, logged behind
tween two
eetomobUee
kUlod Colin Eng l*h who polled 1,491
four persona near boro yastardny. votes to Cawthon'o 733. F. W.
A fifth was critlcnlly injured.
Bnchbolx polled 364. W. II. (BUI)
The dead: Cedi Btlneoa, 30, Cntoa 360, end Claude G Jones
DoFualak
Springs
poitmaatar) 2*7.
ArV*“ r_.W’, *Wjr' “ • poaUnaetar at
Mb than Mayo, commissioner of
Point Walking fun; WUtlo Weeley agriculture, (received u three to
m Wm) a
majority In this County.
ChineseMay Join
„,ntUI
To Fight Against n S L T S S & S irfi
Jap ‘Aggression ;r at
iS
I----- .
„
j House, beginning at 2 o'clock. The
SHANGHAI, June 4,—(36—Em- ^oard Is composed of the county
m lurta. u f the Chinese Canton iu dr.; U ta T h ilr T .. o f the board
government sped noMhw.rd to-ley. of County Com miss tone rv, and tha
official soureos declared, to dta-1 , UpervUor o f regUtratton. Abc o u with Nanking officials proballots will to opened by
poaale for a united Chinese war ^
board.
*
against "Japanese aggression." ,
___ sources dose to Oenaraliasima '• The H. B. Pope Company filling
Chlang Kal-Bhek, overlord of the stnUoms, located nt the corner of
Nanking administration, said the Second and Park and tha corner
County. Mayo's vote waa 2371 and commandag ta awaiting alabara- o f Tenth Street and Banford A ra
Bishop's waa 733.
tion o f Canton propoaals agnjmt nue will be closed Friday from
Bomlnole County votars favored
n ohnngo In the office o f adjaunt
Bank Bandit** Auto
I* Found In Florida
Heart Attack Takes
Life Of Democratic
Pillar As Congress
Session Nears End
In Congress For
Quarter Century
TOTAL
The' three candidate* from' 'Or
lando came next In the vote count
ln this county— O. Raymond Fi
lers with 213, J. J. Dlrklnsnn with
201. and Jamea J. Banks, Jr., with
126 votes. Geo. W. Scofield polled
Eight hundred and tight pra-'aa votea In Seminole County, Royal
ducts for commissioner of a g ri-'C . Dunn received 67, end Jaa. S.
culture gave Bishop 43,169, and McCawley got 20 votes In this
Mayo >7393.
j County.
Eight hundred and thirty pre-j Attorney General Cary D. Lanrincta for attorney general gave'dla was high In Seminole County
Bentley 44368, Landta 79,413.
j with a vote or 2366 to 681 for Ed
Eight hundred and five prfc- K. Bentley, hie opponent fer that
rincta for state treasurer gave .office.
Oetssn 26336, Knott 13,416, Lan. I Comptroller J. M. Lee wsa alcaater 29,429.
|so high In Seminole, receiving I,Seveu hundred precincU for 831 T<,u‘ to 885 ,or 140rl *• p » r'
adjuunt general gave
Collins
™ toI ‘j
.
*
M
! 62,741, McNamara 80361 ,
, 1oT Vln C. Swearingen, and 114 for
■,
J. R. (Tux) Bullock.
FOR CONGRESS
SRMINOLR COUNTY
Sponsoring
T # Wnrk
hi Welfare Work
WASHINGTON, June 4.—
(AI’ l —Spenker Joseph Wel
lington Bvriw died at 12:15
o’clock thin momlnir of »
heart nltock followed by a
ccreliral hemorrhage.
He
would have been 67 on July
■l?P. •Aimoat unfit the hour
&
• ‘ rfchen, Byrnn had
Inborn! to jiaait the admin*
1strattan program through Ooflare*, swiftly >o the session con'd
eml Saturday. Friend* believed
that hard work hastened the fa*'
tal attack. Many obaerven be
llrvrd with the speaker Kona the
session might lait well Into neat
wrek or longer.
•
Joseph W. Bym*. Siwaker uf
the House and wheethursi- " f thr
Deniorratlf parly, who sumimbrd
Byrne euffered a heart attack
to a heart altnvk In the capital
at R;:iO last night, a cerebral heearly today.
______
tnurrhage at 1), and died wllheet
regaining consciousness.
Death
uf the Democratic pillar plunged
the legls'atlve eltuatlon Into da*
certainty.
A slate funeral houte chamber
will Iw held tomorrow. President
Roosevelt announced he weuld at*
tend eervlcea here and will alee
office and the school teach
accompany tha funeral train te at*
particularly i t gad aU persona
tend burial eervlcea In TenMOMm
attend, the show at tto t o o r i j
llmiae representatives met hCigHF'
tomorrow morning at P o’clock.
end elected WUlam B. ttn lbeed
o f Alabama, majority Wader, ta
Through the courtesy of J. L.
succeed Hyrna aa speekww.
The Praeldent aaktt 'Speaker
PARIS, June 4 —M l—Premier. Byrne belonged to Ami athool at
Alht'tt Hnrruat end hi* coalition •Lateamen which la tfaa hope end
Justification of our democracy.'* He
underprivileged
child’s
fund.
cabinet re.litned today to permit ordered all flag* on government
This money U used by a special l
committee
heeded
by
Julius the nocUlHt* to »<um e the gov building* at half ataff, Including
IMngfelder to pay for dental: ernment of *trik<-.ridden France. thoee at the White Houae.
Power ae speaker o f tha aa*
work, doctor's eare and other! The *lrike movement, embrac
iteode of inder-privlloged chit-, ing 404,000 worker*, hn* itlfled tlonel House of Repreaeutativen
Indualry. l-rader* of the metal came to
dren throughout the country.
Industrie* have refused to con the 74th Congress eonvenad Jmu
The
following
asdorsementa! duct negotiation* with the itrik3. 19.1ft. Back o f him was a fell
wore gubmlttad today by school,
are until thr Utter evacuate 200 quarter century aa a member o f
teaehere of the Sanford Gram
factories they have been hold tha House from tha “ Hermitage
mar Behool:
ing.
I district*' of Tennessee, a tenure
rThe picture ’The Crusades'
Mon Blum prepared to a**uma which eaw him go through a dot*
waa most enjoyabla and 1 feel the premiership a* Iho first 'iu- en successful political campaigns
euro
that our pupils derived cUllst premier in Ihe lift years and which brought him chalrmaa-'
much benefit and pleasure from of the Third ICepubtlc. Former
ship of the Houae Approprlatloaa
It," Anna Clark.
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Premier Edouard Hrrriot today CummltUe, leadership of the
"I enjoyed the picture T h e waa rlrrtrtl president of Iho new Democratic majority, and haad at
Crusades' vary much. I fool that' chamber nf drputirs, a position the
Democratic
Congressional
I* will help the pupil*
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In history corresponding to speaker o f the campaign committee.
very much.” Erma FlynL
House In the United States.
“ Uncle Joe" to hta oonatlta"I think Tha Crusades' la a
All employes o f Pari* news* enta, he was a shrewd politician,
splendid picture and la o f great papers
went on sir _Ik,
, .
re today and a masterful parliamentary atrat*
educational value.” Kathryn Vam. no afternoon papers were printed.
egUt aand n fair-minded chair“ The picture
The Crusades'
man and presiding officer whose
waa beeetifaDy played, and I
personal qualities
won
praioo
with the sixth grade pupils could
from political opponents.
have soon. K before having
He eras a lawyer by profeastudied about Nto Christian ware
alon, an avid reader o f history,
In History Isoaoua " Lilian Thombiography and detective etorleo
and a fisherman whenever a lotup In hie work allowed him to
indulge In that
pastime, Ifo
The Florida Exposition is be
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ginning a series nf hroadcatte I liked to travel by slrpUM.
Clots to 8 feet, I inches tan.
on state radio broadcasting sta
| he was rangy and toft-voiced.
tions today.
Col. Harold \V. Coles, presi I Rugged features wore ereentnat.... 0f' ed by beetling. ■baggy eyebrow!
dent o f the state chamber
commerce, will be tha ispeaker *hal l*nt themselves to cmrica*
of two programs In Jackson-I lure. The eyebrows wore the reStation! *u'l of a practical Jake played to
villa today, one on
WMBR from 4:00 to 4:16 o’clock Byrne In his youth' whoa ho weal
P. M.. and one on Station! to *lee| In o barber's chair aftWJAX from 7:00 to 7;S0 P. M. * er asking for a "dean atovd,”
Mr*. Holland Dean, who did The rasor wlelder canted C«4
special feature artkfee for th e 'th e request to the letter. T to
Florida
Exposition
In
Radio! eyebrowg grow out bushy and
City, New York, and f-eon 91m - < aa Byrna' ion told In later yoant
plro are the radio directors o f. "marked him for Ufa."
the Florida Exposition and will!
Dyrn’a terries on the pivotal
K. Gandy o f
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Sw iord Herald
Time and time again we have heard it tthletf
we have Iwen (hiring the guUrrnutorifil campaign that
Judge I'elteway and Fred Cone were the two best meik.fn
the race. .Usually thi,* refreahing areertlon, however, waaj
Therefore, sow that tho tmer ;
u jia v u s c
a a m
followed by the dire prediction that neither o f them had'
I*WI U miewV tho authors at tho
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any chance. Or perhnpa our informant would nay, "Well,
Hodge* (or Paty. or ('.artrr) ta the strongwrt man-in the
race, hut I am gning to vote for Pctteway (or CbtiaJ.*’
tho around that thero wma an anD r iM B M a k e M i U t a T From the very first there ha* iieen an Inclination, not
h ta SaysChancellot
only tin our part, hut generally, to discount the vote-getting
mrararoa aa permanently dcrir-------<|unlitie* of hot h Pettcwny and Cone. It did not aeem pos
ablo roformi. I do not know how' SYBACUSF, Jana t-—An oatsible that either candidate, neither of whom hod the hack
they aro going to doal with the spoken defense a f tho Reserve O(•
problem. They aro confronted with fleers* Training Corps, as a meani
>f ing of any selfish interest, or was financcdtby lavish con
ef tribution* from any of Florida's notorious gambling rack
tho taslc fart that the President of providing a degree o f prepared*
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<*» et*. could get into thn runoff, even if they* w o r e th e be-*tlbe tru# the* the p-adgmi that haaa had acquired a set of principles , neaa without militarhition. fan
(lUulifind men in the race, es pi-cially since Severn] a f their bam atolatad .thoag iteallng with which he did not haoe In 1912. -lured the final haerstaureato ad
opponents dhl have organized sujipori reatfy to, go to any tha carrsiwy, the budged, ceatrslb Tkaao principles cannot t>e . dreso of Dr. Charles Wesley Flint
with
the
pjtforn i chancellor of -Syracuse Uaiverration a f eathoeUy and tha e rp ew squared
i length.* to win.
iof
IMS.
Thor cannot
he slty, this morning In ArehiboW
It now
ur*. however (h at both P e U e w jw am i C o n a l J ^
f t
, have dune the impossible, While the vote la still / o r from dsmestal llr ir g in n t n n n j_ the
complete and many thing:a may happen aa the alow .count- r„ org cng tha platform U hi tha
i ing precincts throughout Florida are heard from, both U i u w h that vara not area menPet towny nnd Cone, at
i thin writing, arc definitely In the Honed la the ptetbnn. They ware
I lead. Pctteway is ,*o far out in front that he aeems as-|"*t mmtlmwd paean— to 1M> bo
: "tired of first place in tho race, and Cone, who la in second Ion*’ nel *T*.n. **][• R/>^**Y*t* WmII place, is holding his lead over llodgcn by aomo two thou- ^ ’ ^*t*
miranmiWa HBA
Msiuid votes.
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and AAA whleh woulA If tha SuAml so w e want to say r ig h t here and now, before Brtma Court had not InvalMati
Cm *entiona That Made History
EtettUotked Republican Searion Sweeps
Dark Hone* Harding Into Presidency
dramatic political cearsotiona.)
mo.
s a f s s r r . s a i ^ st^ *"t*.9*?y s®****®
aeaSwsrv h u m *. ht 4,
, , , i , U|Um sea **Uw*
itsmewt* tee IS* M iw -c
i rssm win a* »»*,*•■*
rwMe ■ aSvevtlsisw
JUNK
rsles.
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is m
: ThU unrtst will n«>t !«** ■niwfrrH
Until thf smoky aky of tummr'
U gone;
Until at night the wstcr llfir t fill t
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ripple white in the w«on
* And fltW mica m siU hay
* Whan autumn whitens the atuhlde
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with hoar
* And northern lights i.urn cold
.
across tho stars,
*»TL«nbuty frost snd hitler sun
- T W d l chill « gatiw filin ft?Infill' py'fiL
The ■nmnnlrnl inti-nsity nf mi
tmrir
Hangs like n mrnner in ttu1 quii l
land;
Laavaa shiver up< n II- vet I
And tha cloud* niu"ini! ...... mi'’
flonAwr and pm linn -i* . *
That wake a sudden -Iinline in
tits heart.
Withholding speerh In iinn rliiiiil y
This Is morw twrrlblf Ihnn |».’t-(tir»n,
f a r ths pulse la rhn ki ll, and
wavtra, and I* still.
Knlhvr Hchrlt, MB.
.M
e TMl C'l III I Illegaljr UDVCIVp hi ll.|k MIC a until It Oimtl UV
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" 7 " ' “ "Vsnd Fred Cm;-. II «U| t o n teU -dlr
iiffcrent kind of a campaign than If It hod bean between,
opam
charge eflaatn*uv, Ilodgc>
ho much| cariiy, sad svoa if h wins tha
*'*a. mud Nltintf uno blood npili. .
(hot trg-mean it wiU election it will have lost the eon»■ u pacifist*' holiday, or anything 1H<0 that. Petleway I fliUnee of many of tha mast antnd Cone an* both fighters and there will bo a real cam-1 ‘'jhtanad and conscieutlou* people
imign, hut they will obaervo tho nil*a i
1 ^
Aapthing that Me
The choice for many people will b« diffkult to make, t ^ ^ d d bT^raetrt^^Htk^rdlull there are at least two ia.*uan which already appear ** cUm and tha gwral authority at
worth consideruiK. F rd Cone l» a North Florida man; I tha party would ha profoundly lmI'etlvwuy. a South Floritlu man. That ordinarily should p»lrad.
not make any difference, hut when all other Important Than fa u hrawt «ty to »«ei
stale office* are concentrated in the City o t Jacksonville, I
ue f.* l that il deservea some *pecial coasldcraticn by thoae J^tliSa w
S
who live in llie southern pnrt of the state.
th«n thM g,,
wodULiJ,
Furthermore, Mr. Uo»o i* a hundred par eent Town-10f Uw coantry In Mereh. 1*U, was
sendite. He not only ho* cmkirsed this proposal to levy a not anticipated la Jaoa. IMt Thai
spi eiol litx o n the people for the purpose o f paying |200 a Iwould he trta. Baeaosa It la true, il
month lo thosp past sixty, lint he has pledged himself to U* •
argtwiant that an*argaacy
i'ii to U'nshiuptnn and secure tho enactment of such a law. 11***™?*.?£*? —twrigwatki j —J«««
That promise to those who la-Iiav. that the Townoen^ PUn wtr. a^ eonUmDlaUd M S 5 ^
will work tin* a strong append,' To other*. It may prov#|f0rm.
the ill-tiding factor in voting for Judge Pet tew ay.
1 Bat, and it la a vary big bat.
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F o r C on greH S
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IthU dtfsasa ram be node e#y by
|naan who ilacsrsly btllara that
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NBA and AA A « m
temporary
Imsssuras for oa smsrgsDcy. It will
In the t-i.rigressioiial race. Judge Shanm, Semlnola Conn- ^ ^ g ^ ^ K ^ V t m ^ h r a
iy » first caiuiitlute for Congreaa in many yenra, polled • have to ..plain how and why Mr.
fine mniplimeiilnry vote in hi* home county though it waa I Roosavclt lUcldad to Araat tha—
generally concislisl Itx-idly that he could not hope to win. [•roergsney fiparlmaata aa perrnaThe jtidge had gotten crotised up on the two moat Important Inaatehangea In tha Aoiartun acooBay, when with morning sruuuir* issues in the campaign nnd Inek the support o f both »k^e•|0,,lJr• *'or **•*• s**1 ha oa doukt
sharp and new
i of these i|iie*tinii.*. He could get no following among tha 1*5“f.!? ? * ti“ *
Wa rnteh snd give a twi t,
i large block of pro-cannlltea in thia district for the sole rea- L „ j AAyJ
From white and purple plntiu * rlnl
1s«>n that ho came from Seminole County, whtdh hoa been
to raltey* tha erUu/tat aa
daw
Bay lilac-beede are In evenly f it
•rent
Whan May I* hut end lirixhl;
■egging with sweetric,*, inilli
ward-bent
Capbaarda for bee*' delight.
■ Bps Iters tha bare writ!.
lighting the canal, ami he'liwt the support of both the Itha fooadatln of a o*w aletel arTownseiulilc* and anti-Town*endltes by endorsing the Plan Anr. It ia avldant that he sought
■ep Blare, In the dark, drink ndil
1 (fir ry tha Oemocratie sUadanl in
By ALRXAMBRR WL CEOStTI
But Hoover declared ho was a
WASHINGTON, Juno 4 , - W - Republican and Colonel Rnonevett
Stinrh Ra-publlenoa hope
the 4 M nneipaetadly in H ilt, leav
ClrresndT cwnreatlo* will cheoso ing no oatsttndiag aspirant far
a presidential nominee btrong the Republican nomination. ,
enough to terminate what they
Mr. M over was paced in nom
deacrihs aa "tha nnconailtatioasl, ination for the presidency at tbs
dictatorial roglrna o f Fraakliw D. Republican convention, but on Ihe
looecselt."
final ballot received only 10* j
Sixteen year* age ataneh Rcpuh- votes.
ttcaaa met at Chicago to select a
Leading contenders were Gen
standard h a r t r "1* end tho wan- eral Leonard Wood, who had been
[ time autocracy of the Weed row an intimate friend of Teildy ll * « Wilson dynasty." Cartoons la Re velt, and Governor Frank leaden,
publican newspapers depleted Wit- quits strong ia the Middle West.
sen sitting ea a throne and wear Into Chicago from
California
ing s crown.
brassed Hbmra Johnson, tearing
A strange shuffle e l pelittcal death to W eo>ow Wilson’s tragi*
'art■set homed lsteV fpHowkig the o f Nations tu t refusing to dieter
World War aant “ Dark Horse" with the Old Guard.
With thevc three candidate*
L Warren C. Harding sod Calvin
deadlocked, the pn'iUenl lightning
Obo’Ug* la the peesHomy.
I Political history a f the last 13 •track Uttle-knewa Harding of
I ream might have been enlfrsly Ohio.
When Johnson reclined the vice
1 different If Senator Hiram John- presidential nomination, the con
| sea ef O lliton ie had a n e p M the vention final y stampeded toward
I >ffrr e f tha vice presidential nem- Coolldge, the Massachusetts gov
| Inatloa from the Republican Old ernor who ka<I attained celebrity
I Guard who picked Harding in 1910.
by his handling of the Boston p<*R
I Johnson weald have become Pres- lies strike.
w
I Ident upon Harding's death and
Modestly declining to comment
I very likely weald have been a c«n- on hla own selection, Mr. Caotyfge
I lidata to succeed himself in 191-t. Mid "the Republican party has
j Theodora Beoeeeelt and Herbert adopted a sound pUtfoim, rnnsen
I Hoosfr c a a c «* * U / might hare a wise leader and Is united." The
i sttled for the presidency In 1910. pro-Wilson New York Wor'd, on
I At the end o f the World War the morning after Harding’s nom
I ‘Teddy'* was rated mm a f tha most ination, said: "The Republican
I powerful potential candidates for party never has seloctei a more
I tha
presidency.f lgui*-hmdq
HU im p ort
__ respectable
jUmofMM,
Hog h a In IBM, after dadintar lx a perfect flows r
tha Bull Msoee namtaattoa, had po'Hice.
strengthened him with party rag-1
Mr. and Mr*. Harding hurried
atari and ha still was vary popu-1home to Marion. Ohio, to begin a
J rvimbsni r*(iortcd contact with Ur with tk* progressive fsettee, successful front-porch compsign
Hoover, fnmad for IU relief with tha slogan “ hsck to normaln military training had had directly
I, tha opposite effect, ha reported work in Belgium, was mentioned cy.”
t
"I know of no way ia which •
* ssml-rvady preparedness can be dsv veloped with less militarising af
fect than when it is mxed wth all
ths forces of a curriculum on a uni
B n fld in ^
i- verslty campus," Chance lsr Flhtl
v said, llo had started work on a
I- program whereby advanced R. ft
for lumber, roofing
i» T. C. members would be r*quirs<
and building materials
CLEVELAND, Jana 4.—With
>t tn take couroea In International
at all kiada call aa ■«.
fa t a few days more thin three
it relation*.
Hera you’ll And 1h#
I"In a university a* rosmopoH weeks be fob* the formal opening
most reasonable priced
ia tan a* Hyrseusi-, where on* flmk of the Great Lakes EapoaiUo* ta
and best quality and
w alt > ram Ha* nf politics—Kapub
Tha quickest is—ice.
this city—Jane RJ—feverish ac
i* Hrans ami Ltamncrata, SoelaHatr
Sudden Service
>1 anti. I've heard, a few. Com munis l* tivity U being tnanlfevled by o v* - al| race* and crawU,.. t„ baUsve
membera of the student bamy j f0T the openng day.
shnutt not i.e compelled to go eat I ^ ^
oa tha graaad ia more
.Ida to avoid military training
- ,
dlepUrad thsa upon
If they do not wish it. or lo ge autte a p ^ y q w a s upon
al.i* to get It, If they desire it,” be I the *«,000 aqoara faalteaolgaad to
said.
I Florida, where crews a f man werkNlnely-two perrent, o f tha alum* 1 |j|g hi three i-kowr shifts avavy
nl replying to the first question-1
gag are hurrying exhibit
neirr reported they did not fee I buildings and landscape engineering
they h.V Iwen militeriud by tbelr I plana
to completion. ’■Florida
R. O. T. C. training. Tw enty-1 MVtr has mlaaad being ready on
six percent reported decidedly 10penlag day,” naU General Men
lo
tha contrary. Ask about I
Brew a, “ and this will oak
whether tha &. O. T. C. hod|
an ascafttM. W* «o t a lf la a
made
them
leas
Interest- 1 ^ th er u to start, bnk we era wak
ed In .efforts to find a su b -1tag
fag that tkiaagh crowding
stituto fer war, M percent report-1the work M Sours (Vary Ray."
Great Lakes Expo
At Clereland To
Open On June 27
Materials
cald rain;
With raindrops lilar* lilt
They lodge In crdvkri and IIm ii
Dawn green stem* spill.
stopped, that he corukisrad an
amendment ta tha fGnantltatien,
that ha 4U oat prepeea aa maandaldnr to him that It was tetprscUaable. Atove all, ha rot* tram to
O f f i c e s Forcedp
On Karl Lehmann h|5£*
By Ho me Folks I
UONTVESDE.
Selassie Given •
Big Ovation In
Great Britain
la no many loral race* thero
warn no many good men running,
that our ragrat over, tho defeat
If he would take
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a positive stand agalaat levying any
Of tha losers la softened only by tax na Dr. Townacnd
lUjrgeata for~tha purponn**nf p a y in g
our Joy over tho sucres* of tU»
*200
n
month
to
thoae
pact aixtjr. Thu certainty
ig tfu
carta Inly to
tha
winners.
' We htra been to busy tabulat
ing rvturaa during the tael few
days that wa almost overlooked
tha fkrt that
President Room watt has ngnta raised tha con-
hlffid'ot Unuo In th» Central Florida district today, and it
ia ima of tha moat Important UauM In the entire coantry.
With one camhiUte for Conercaa unat
the Plan, it would be an excellent op rtunlty for « rM>
teat of strength if the other candidal were to coma out
fiually atrong against It
We don't know how Ur, Steed feels about this, but wa
•re quite tare that the yardstick for measuring tha extant'
of hla support frym orthodox thinkers will be the kind of
a fight which ha make* against political fantasiea and
K wViUa WatkliUwH is*
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Two Counties To Put
Exhibits In Blv Fair
. PALATKA, Juoa 4 - E a r l
ion Bartlett, both
bath fully rapebte
W.
WABH1NGTON, Joat
—Boo*ter Lofita, FWrita
•rat, aaU the revotvteg |S
000 publM weefat fund la th
tlil wovU rvlter. max, p,
PratoO* in Wa xtato
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ramlrad by a C. Harvey, private and Mrs. Ksri Lehmann will re
ieerolsry to feraigu Bacratery sume their first political o f floes
July 1.
Is Maatvnrda’s town election
Tuesday, Mr. Lehmann, who hid
refused to tempt tha oemtontiao
re councilman for two p e n , w m
elected to tha afflea- by 41 MUxana who wruto Ua m a e in tho
ballot; Mrs. Iehxaeaa, with M
rates, defeated Dr. B, O. Richard,
non for the office o f trenenrer,
W. R. McQwelg wan aMxtod
mayor with M votes to Carltoq
A C K S O N V IL L C
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T U B 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
# Social And Personal Activities
Social Calendar
Miss Caroline Hill
Is Guest Of Honor
FRIDAY
Mlaa Carolina. Hill, daughter of
Tbe piano pnplle of Mlaa Caro- Mr. and Mra. W. C. Illli and mem*
Ijrn Colder will preaent a redial ber of tba 193d graduating claaa
at 8:00 P. M. at the Woman’* Chib, of Seminole High School, wa*
Weekly meeting of the Sanford honor gueat at a dance gtren
Townaend G ob will be bald at 8:00 Wednesday evening at tba MayP. M. In the Arcade Building.
fair Hotel by her grandmother,
MONDAY
Mrs. Alice E. Hill. A Urge nunuer
Monthly builneii meeting yf of the yoongtr *et waa la attend
e e Woman’* MUalottary. Society ance.
of the F ln t Methodist Church will • Guest* were greeted at the door
be held at 3:30 P. M. at the church, by Mr*. R. A. Newman and Mr*.
Circle Number One of the First Samuel Pule*t<m who Utraduced
Baptist Chareh will meet at 3:30 them to tbe reeeving llna composed
P. M. with Mr*. J. D. Do*»ey, 2SS4 of Mr*. Alice E. m u, Mr*. W. C.
Sanford Jlvenne.
Hill, and Miss narolln* HU!.
Circle Vitim ber Two of the First
The honor guest wore for th«
Baptist Church, Mrs. G. 'EX Rollins, occasion a white taffeta gown made
chairman, wl.l meet at 3:30 P. M. with a full skirt and fitted bodice,
at the church annex.
Her conarc was of red rosea and
Clrclt Number Three and Circle fern.\Her igTindmothdr selected
Number Five of the First Baptist a black lace evening gown and a
Church will meet at 3:30 P. M. corsage of pink rase* and fern,
with Mr*. C. C. Cox, 318 East
Mr*. W. C. Hill's gown was of
Eighteenth Street.
foachla accordion pleated chiffon
Circle Numrer Four of the F irst. fashioned along simple lines. Th*
Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 only trimming was a wide rhlnoP. M. with Mrs. J. B. Oviatt, 9013 stone belt.
Washington Avenue.
Dancing was enjoyed throughW K T iv F n n iv
®®t the evening in the targe oal!>
n »
.h . r .„ .
den Club of Sanford wl ! be held ° ” t? 1 " V " ,
‘ nd . ° Uor
at 10:00 A. M. at the home of Mra.
,nd f,rn(
Francis E. Boll. 1101 Park Ave- " "
1 ,h U
placed
nue.
* on,t lh*
Jack oakie
franees drake
“dracula’s
daughter”
friday
play K -r-w -iM pl*T
81 reasons
robert young
raymond
walburn
bruce *„:cabot
v • f
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damon runyan’s
‘3 wise guys’
Mra. Henry Douglass and Miss
Lucille Boti attended graduation
vaerclsea Wednesday at
Rollins
College In Winter Park.
Mra. Linton E. Allen and daugh
ter, Halm Elixabeth, o f Orlando
art the guests for s few dsyt of
Mrs. L> P. Boyle at her home on
Mellonvide Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fields are
leaving today for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston to visit rel
atives.
Mr. and Mra. Chester L. Walts
announce Uw birth of a daughter,
Barbara Kay, Monday at their
home on Palmetto Avenue.
Kstridge, Jane Sharon, Martha
Bishop, Adelaida Higgins, KathIran Ianey, Dorothy Mitchell, Vir
ginia MeRory, Louisa Purdon, and
Eunice Tyler.
*
to-night
;
Personals
wards, Hsian Palmer, Dorothy
Wiggins,
Katharine
Vemay,,
Eetnor Hickson, H aul Whitehurst, L tu lu Johnston. Elixabeth
Brigham, Barbara Blount, An
nie Mae’Em*, Dorothy Couch, Kar
lin Talnter, Anne LeGette of Bainbridge, Ga., Margaret Vernay and
Lucy Roumlllat.
| Also Max Rumbley, Rotftst Wtlaon, J. W. Dlghton, Sam Dighton,
1Jr., Robert Rumbley, Charles
Beldln, 8t. Clair White, HI. BraL
lay O^ham, St. Cla|r Cfemoron,
|Braxton Perkins, Jr., Wilson Smith,
l Jack Wilkinson, Leon Lawton,
I "Boater" Carter, Francis Rouml 1st, Carl Feeler, Billy Zachry,
Karlyl* Houaholder, Edwin Bon
is ke,
At
Wallace,
Buddy
Bishop,
BUI Preston,
P. M.
Vickery, Chari** Betts, Bubble
"Bustar” Bishop, BUI Preston, P.
M. Vickary, Charts* Bella, Bobbie
Newman, Qulllian Jordan, Carl
Vaasa, Ralph Tolar, Volla Wil
liams, R. G. Hickson, J r , Douglass
Btanatram, O. F. Herndon, J r , nnd
Mrs. Cooper Gives
Luncheon For Club
Mr*. W ^ter L Cooper, m i r
ing preak'ent nf the Woman's C3oh
o f Sanford, entertain?,! the c)ab'»
board o f manager* for l**t yo*r
and the new board with a luncheon
at the regular meeting Tueadav
at the club houae.
Tbe luncheon ta- Ir wan centered
with a bowl of red ro.e* and place
card* bore a ham!-pa in ted rose de■Ign. A color achemr of red and
white, the club color*, wa* chosen
'Luncheon wa* ncgved In four
cour.es while the bu.ineaa meet
Ing waa conducted- Mre. Cooper
Introduced the new membera o f the
board and presented all the guts'*
arlth souvenir* of the occaaion
Mra. A. M. Phllpa, Mra. John
Meiach, Mr*. Walter U Morgan,
and Mr*. E. M. Galloway, wh
hare served on the board for »ev•n year* or more, were given
diploma* *bowing a “ Bachelor ■of
Club'* degTe# while the other
Those present were: Mr*. A. M
Philips, lira. C. K. Ilawnon, Mr*
J. B. Cogburn. Mr*. E. H. Lanev.
Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mre. John
Meiach, Mra. Arthur Branan, Mr*
B. C. Moore. Mf*. Ralph Austin
Smith, Mr*. Jame* Moughlon, Mra
O. M. Harrison, Mis. J. Ho*
Adam*. Mr*. II. 31. Papworth, Mr*
Waltsr
L Morgan,
Mr*.
J
Adrian Brawn, Mr* John I.eon
in ly, Mr*. S. |) llurhlcynian, Mr*
A. J. Peterson, Mr*. E. M. Gal
loway. and Mr*. Walter I. Cooper
Mrs. L. U. Harvey has returned
to har home, 120V) Elm Avenue,
from Columbia. S. C. whtr# *h#
underwent an operation recently
M in llkrtha Biihop h ii arrive*!
from Iloilini Cottage in Virginia
to spend th# summer vacation with
•wf.
0.
Mr. and Mra. Tom Meredith left
Ifrs. <?. <1. Bolter entertained r
Sunday for Macon, Ga., to epend 1
abort time before going toi I'enn- number of ber frirml* at n crlrfgaylvanta aqd New Jersey fur the party Weilnesday afternoon at hr
home on West First Street. Th*
■ummer.
party room* wrr* decorated fo*
Mrs. L. C. Klnard has re turnnl the occasion with quantities nf
to her home on West P in t Street gladioli and ilnnias.
After #evrr*l progressions of
after visiting friend* in Atlanta
and Newnan, Ga., for about 10 bridge high score prim was award
day*.
ed to Mr*. A. II. lovejoy whl'e low
■enre prit* wa* given to Mr*, lln
Dr. and Mra. J. N. Tolar ami ry McMu len. Mr*. I, 'FI Estridg
Ralph To.ar returned Tuesday won rut prim and Mrs. R. I.
from Fork Union Military Acad Peurlfoy ws* the recipient o f *ce
emy In Fork Union, Va., where nnd high score price.
A salad course wa* served ti
Ralph Tolar wa* graduated a few
days ago.
the following: Mr*. F. K. Smith
Mra. C. E. McKee, Mr*. O. C. Gibb*
Mr*. A. B I.live joy, Mr*. I. E
Mra. R. L Garrison has return*
from Raleigh. N. C . when- *lu Kstridge, Mr*. I'nt Hnhly, Mr.
attended Commencement exercise* Harry Wenicr. Mr* Harry Mr
at Meredith College. She wa* at* t Mullen. Mr*. John Weaver, Jr
preaent at tba twenty-fifth re- Mr*. It. E- TSirnor, Mr*. R. E
Peurlfoy, and Hiss torn* Mil (hell
aidon o f her class at Meredith.
bridge guests, anil Mrs. llert/
Mrs. A. E. Trombley, Mr*. W. A.
Walton, Mra. A. C. I’adgrtt, and
Mlaa Helen Tillman of Pal.lka
spent Wednesday here as the
gueal* o f Mrs. A. B. Mahoney.
Visitors To The Great
Lakes Expo To Learn
Much About Florida
DELANO, June, 4.—While the
Florida exhibit at the
great
l-ake* Expu*Ulnn which will be
flaea at Seminole High School
held In Cleveland, Ohio, this
when Jana and Charles Gantt will
summer, la calculated lo adver
Ha graduated.
tise th* resources and attrac
tions of tho Mate as a whole,
Mr. and Mn. George Cross nf
Lohman Farm* left WwlnrxUy ample opportunity will be affordmorning by motor for a trip rd every county and every com
their
through the Northwest. They plan munity cither to have
___ ______
to visit
Mr. Cross' relatives ,„
In literature distributed or to b#
Calgary, Alberts a n d 'V a n cou v er’ P*r» ° “ 1,F represented by men or
ll / *
** M A M a f*
mlu* w>lll Malta *vsara/mul
B. G and expact to spend a short’ l wom,n * bo wlU ’" ‘ h*
time In San Diago, rw| with Mr 1f 0"'**** among the million* who
Croaa* eon, George Croea, J r, who , r * a*P*«t#d to visit th# exhibit,
la atatloned on tba U. S. R King.
Mora than a million and a
------------------------half pieces o f Florida literature
S
It w e. announrad t o d ., that th.
Sghratlon Army Band o f OrUndo
will have charge o f the night serek m Sunday, Jana 7 at the local
Salvation Army Hall.
To my frlendn of Seminole
County who
supported
no gtneroualy
me in Tuesday's
L
't S
?
iT
^ n
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Georg* f And eraon,
•Raymond
LnndtjuJat, "Spec" Cochran, Walter
Hayao*. L. M. Telford, Teddy
■ m e , Sprott Long, George StolnK L J. E. Courier, J r , Fete Echols,
Oeerge Me Rory, J r , Arthur John•OCt, Julian
Adams, Brantley
Curtis Coleaaa, Braxton
w , ! ^ r ’ D T ^ ro? , ^ l w ' * 03r
“ J J **
J
#^
iJ S L
in lJ'e
,f on? °.f ^ “ Wat. provl.le.1 b ,
,0“ l th* rab* r*
*
wmmerw.
™ * Htaratura waa not glvra out
Indiscriminately. Cara waa taken
to aee that It fall Into the hand*
ot nMn *nd woman Into ret ted in
th* kcaltty or (action described
ln
booklet
It U expected that practically
alt o f more than 100 actlve rhamb e n o f commerce In the Mats
will taka advantage of tie opportunity which will be afforded.
thl* »o»«ter, to be reprp*enlad
BUtepor. sad Fred Fitagerald.
land.
I Am Grateful
return It la tay pleasure to.
• take this means « f ( i p r s f
Ing my sincere appreciation
and to again assure the peo
ple of both Seminole and
Brevard Counties Jhat T will,
earn
them faithfully
and
Impartially so long as I am
nil
1 shall
try by m y con
d u ct
to
m erit
tho
in nu> b y electin g me
your
HER’S 'MOST PERFECT* KNEES
Gertrude Varnell Askew (ebovel
ef Seiiume. Mite, a ttudent el
Mleeletlppl Stale College for Worn- 1
on, will roprooont her elite it tho
ninth annual Rhododendron feettval In Aahevlllt, N. C. Juno IS-19.
(Ataoelatod Proto Photo)
R epresen tative*,
Gordon Barnet
To My
Friends
■
who so loyally
supported m e
in T u e s d ay’s
p r i m a r y
PhstaJ
S ch ool C o m m u te r !
—
I
say thank you.
The substantial
majority given
me was most
gratifying and
I hope the peo
ple of Seminole
County will see
fit to give me
that same ma
jority on June
23rd.
Yh* kneel of Thalma White, petit# singing and dancing eommcdl*
•run. hsve been declared Hellywood'e m oil perfect from the etende
point of shape, body harmony and beauty. A former New vorf
ahcwglrl, ah* la now appearing In light opera. (AaceolaUd P i t t
Pamela (Pam) Barton, 19-year-old
girl from London, le the new cham.
plon ef Brltlih women golfers. She
A M il'-'T A . G*.. J..... l . - u n TIi# IIi*v. It . IL Mayf h lil* |ist
of
III# 5 m iII11 |!ii|»ti«t « ll r- It, tv
fllgtiiil t*i ,im '[»t u i »ll In Hi# |m '
lormli* « f th# H i*t i '.*•4»t «-*I t lurrli
In
l«». Mu
Tho 'T.'i.tMMUHMl Sun F in n civoOaktund briilgo U luring fin-rm-d
by ttnmU a^aini^l pi|H flnl ruvenu** liiAltiitl o f by tuxulbm*
l -FO U R GROUPSCLOSE OUT NUMBERS
DISCONTINUED
STYLES
- SHOES I WISH TO TAKE THIS OFI'OUTUNITY
TO
THANK
FACH AND EVERY VOTER
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
FOR THEIR INTEREST IN
THE PRIMARY Ok JUNE
SECOND,
I AM D U P L Y
TIVE FOR THE
GIVEN ME.
FOR YOUR
CONTINUED
EFFORTS IN MY BEHALF
I SHALL BE GRATEFUL
Sincerely,
Sixty mllaa a Say Is the dUtance
Carolyn BandUn travel* by train
to attend eahaaL A resident *r 0 4
Fart, N. C , aha ridaa *0 mile* »
Aahevllle In tho nwrnlng and ra*
torn* an a lots afternaan train at
tbs and el har alaaaea. (Aaaoclated
freag Pbatol
G. W. SPENCER
for the generous majority vote given me in Tuesday’s
primary election. 1
be
wok
HKOKKN SIZES
While They Last
G roup 1
LAD1KS'
deeply gratified to learn that
neipauary for me to enter the run-off
election of June 28rd und in return for that splendid
MENS'
SH O E S O xfords
$
1.00 p r . $ 1. 00p r .
• TIES AND STRAPS
• WHITE
AND TWO
• WHITE — BLACK —
TONES
BROWN
LEATHER AND COMP.
• ALL
ARE
EXTRA
SOLES
VALUBS
• ALL SIZES
Group 4
BOYS’
I wish to thank the voters of Seminole County
it would not
$100
Cendidato for Otuuty Jtalge
in Tuesday’s primary.
Again S any thank you.)
sin-
trust yon have placed
For the generous support shot
To those whs ao loyally i
ad me I any, Thank you.
county at largs | taka i hi*
portunity to sgshl aolicj 1 vote#
on my pnat record i M lj elected
on Juno 23rd to the of
sheriff It WlU bo nay 1
pltaaura to aorro m i county
faithfully and W l U&my adminlatrelios.
1
Precincts is
crrely appreciated.
J
so many an*
that for years.
The splendid vote ifivt‘ n me on Tuesday in
S»llb.BlllyF.vU ,. BUI at tho Florid, exhibit IrtfCl**,-'
It waa lndssd fn tlfy in f
domed my candidacy and in
LANV.ASTKK, O., June 4.— (M
LanriAtcr folk know when sprin s
rivnl. "W hitby." an Albino roblflj
turnnl with
hit
n orm il-boftj
ati* to his fnvorite flitting groui|<
in l*»nri**|rr
hotp.tti
J S rtl
ley Hi*
o !l
primary I say, "Thank you."
to know that
R hododen dron B ea u ty
Mrs. 0. (i. Roller
Entertains At Bridge
ANNOUNCEMENT
In Appreciation
IIAMON RUNYON WROTE IT . . . THE STORY WAS A
HU K PLATE SPECIAL FICTION WINNER . . . AND
NOW rr LIVES ON T1IE SCREEN!
CHILDRENS'
O xfords SH O E S
$1.00 pr.
BROWN A • OXFORDS ft 81
• WHITE
• GOOD
RANG!
WHITE
• A REAL VALUE
SIZES
• ALL LEATHER
• SEE THESE Y
majority, I again luwure the voters that I will serve
them faithfully ao long as they keep me In office.
r
f
>
Sincerely,
v
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9
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fi
Duty, t
|i
|
|
m r Sharirt C. M. Hand * m
u is tbs flrei primary awl
seated with i. f. McClelland;
Wheat, la Dm caeend primary,
Bsad polled 171 vetoa aad Mf
MUad received M l. Fiva othwmtldatea for sheriff w en
[lasted In the firet primary,
M tad tha eotee they recelfad
I LtwU A. T*ta 460. Rd M.ltch
Pawl O. B llf t n 4M, 1 . J. Otwet 871 and J. H. Lae 241.
ia
m
to u u
The eeeond primary will ba re*
.i m
to deride the Uaue In fo ir
a# tha f i n aoonty commUaloner
dUtrteU. W. B. William, v u n Mmlnatad In tha Fourth DUtriet,
hat aa candidate In athnr dUtrlcta
M—told a majority rata. ■
' la tha Wrri DUtriet, Chaa. Dunn.
taaamhcnt, pollad 1,062 votaa ami
will contort with D. L. Thresher
Who ratal rod 1,041 votaa. Boston
Btaak With M7 aad M. C. (Under
Wtth MO totot worn eliminated.
Onaaata __ __
TOTAP i,
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tfca eb o n
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« 8 8 4 7 M 8 » • a «i
1MI 1941,. 474 47». M6 812 764 ■94 1698 iff UTS
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n
•* ii>«
rtn\r,t
K tfca • lap af
toafa war* wanted hi Kaw
r. waronxm,
tn. Tha » w t day tha hoy
a companion appeared wRh
I Wffltt TO TAKB THU
w u w
OF
THANXINO
THOSE WHO 10 LOYALLY
SUPPORTED ME AT THE
fCKAS
< A flaU af ulna candidate* con*
taatod In tha Batond District. CH*
TUESDAY,
DOUILT
J WILL
GBA'
SUPPORT.
AND 80
THE AID OP OTHER
FEEDINQo TIME FOB A CAPTIVE
E88
w ap
auppo
OTHER CANDIDATES,
WHO WWH THE cm
SJMCWt'w^atrad to definitely da*
<he euaner-up in thla pea*
, ‘ teat.' Tha other itx candldataa In
! ' tha Saaond DUtriet and tha total
rota ratal red by each follow., J.
, D. Deriaon 426, J. J, Cataa 419,
, Patca Thartton 448, J, R. Lyle*
■1 841, Ran Packard 179, and Victor
: Chaek 112 .
\t* W. E. Ballard with a vpte af
>«'MS aad 0> B. Saarcy, Incumbent.
; with a Tata .of 784 art tha hlfh
kjtoes la tba Third DUtriet and who
V w fll f o Into tha cocond plrraory.
Roaa L. Hnmphray. raeafrad 50f
;.’ i Votes, Ray L. Hawaii paliad 481;
urf W . V. Down w u (I n n <418 and Tor
i' v hast' R. Btona 406 TOtaa In the
; ■Third DUtriet, bat thoy worn aliaL 'i u M by TnoadtyU primary.
la Oocrnty OommUaioncr DU*
SMriet No. 4, W. B. Will lama, la*
cumbant. polled a majority ortr hU
two oppenanu. Tha WUlUma’ rota
i w
1,096. E, A. Parnell , polled
O r io d o -----
Y 'r t W T r i f c ,
Oancra
Chuhtota
_
Qeldonrad .
U m jw ood
.
Loko Mary
W. B, BALLAKD
•i wJT-ansy ^
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
FROM JUNE dtlw
lad 13*7 rate*. Oao. W. Ma
ry polled MS, Prod P. Doner
741, tad J. E. Jackson 190,
Par constable la tba Fourth
(Sanford) DUtriet W. A. -lonnU"
McMnlUa, lacunaept, received \r
1M votaa aad wltl *a Into the
•econd primary with Bob Dodaaa
C
I with to tbMik tba
C^U«na for tbair loy>
alf support in Tue*-
8 C N T A T IO N
ON THE
BOARD OP COUNTY OOMM UW ONEU. WE HAVE A
HARD riO H T BEFORE tJg,
HELP UB tr f YOUR VOTE
JUNE o n
.
O R A T^U LL T YOURS.
early la hU coagmaalaaal caraar.
which started In March, 1909. By NaahriUi.
tha time that the alaetlan. af
PolltlM i — i a ootaial path
Woodrow WUaon brw fni bU par* way to tha anjnalataacaahlp nood.
ty control of Um national **»- ad by a yooaf lawyer aod E/m*.
faur yaara after he began practice
waa eUatod to tba Otato UfUUturn. Ha aamd throa aocctHln
tamo la tha Haaca frost U9* 9*
1909, beta* ■peeler In hia third
torch than want to tha atoto mmate for aaa tana. A campaign t o
district attanwy ( f a n a ia f Dwrid
When tha Bcp«MM
w o aawriy ia 1908 aadadiadMmt,
power, Byrne wia rai
ity member o f tha eoi
Uironah tha Hardlar,
Hoaeer AdrolnletraIlona worked aa
hard to turn o ff tha op as ha did
to tu n It ea far WUaon. Doma-
NOT PAID AND AGAINST
JATES HAVE NOT ALREA
c BE SOU) AT FUBUC AU<
nuni
L fw n jw f
'R D , F L O R ID A . OOM*
a
PARALYTIC DOO; WALKS—AND RIDES
aa
. ... .
I wish to express my sincere appro- /
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,'V.
-y'J ^ u
dation to the people of Seminole r
County fop the splendid vote which 4
tha epaoharehip fellawin* tha
death af Henry T. Rainey af 11U*
noli.
J. THIGPEN
Byrne was made chairman af
tha national Damacratlo concraw
ekmal eampalfn tnJKfland It waa
a matte* of prida ta him that It
waa ufcdcr hie. leader ship that Ml
party^ rafabied contra! of tba
WY.
| *4 11
| . i R (
/■} »
Ha was born on a farm aaar
Ofcdar Ht*l, la RoberUon county, 8s
S E N S E O P A P P R E C IA T IO N
3 T H O D Q F T H A N K IN a YOU
C t .j Y O U
PLACED
W
Inter hW pafonto M
l> NoahtUla ea.tl
M E,
HVEN M B, A T TH E PO LLS
-d\nvvt'
n*»
'• I,:--* •*
\
* '--pi 1 1
they gave me fop the off ice of Tax <
f V r,:.
■Mi■
�JUNK < tm
PACT FITS
TH * SANFORD H ttA tO . 8ANP0HII, TUXnUT
Comment From
The Sidelines
f YD
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iOOTS
u M Wnv LM
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New Pitcher May
Be Sent To Monad
To Fan Islanders
STARS READY FOR NATIONAL OPEN TOURNEY
» c T U
L ee
ft
—
W h h Ulf p a t o i B u ford
FMMl iM W T'i'i, k u boon ptoytog
to ft fhr 10 J fn n , o i l the time a*
ft gtoB w . tod moot -of tW d«M
ho fcofieon pogy. Ho ptayad with
i f them mua* be played aa Sam
ftn l Field Two a f theta baaay
gamer will ba again* Um O Btom
eoa againat too Polatko Aaoleea
anti ona againat Dataad. Tho
oab-ctf-town douhle-heoder will bo
la Polatba. Tho rained-out gadtao
t o u t t o played oo douMo haadara
on tho tame day toot anothar
gome with tho taste team la
acheduUd. If thay were played on
dagw aa> games are acheduled the
M dsto would go to toft dab
Mdootedon and tho ploying clato
Weald not participate. That to oat
deal red by any of too clahft oo
fbr oa la known. Therefon, tba
tone can look forward to at
haat four unusually Inteomdtog
dhyu oa Sanford Fluid.
Yesterday's Game In
DeLand RainedOut,
Play DaytonaToday
Th* fttc k n a w South v h
with tho Brooklyn Dodgem. Mr
Dm trslotog aeaaon In tho wpria*
o f 1 W , ood woo thm ton* It
j i r w r a t j whtro he rinldwd tto.
years i p , and whoa Stuffy to NaibvttI* tn o deal with Lofttjt
loomed that tho flood* la I’enn-I nto Frey, who to now pUytag
tylvanl* Utli loot spring bod shortstop fo r Brooklyn, finished
mixed tip boaeboii schedules, ho tho taooon with Nashville u d i
.
otuted negotiitlon* to ( « t Krl-j that foil « u rood* o free agent,
dor.'
j*
| Tba Phinioo of Um Nation*] f
Krider wao playing aero I-pro to Ltogtto than picked him op and
Peunsylmni*. in 1920, right aftao a n t htor to U»elr *pnng tr.imng
ha flubbed high aehool to Ua quarters In 1133 and then to tho
homo town of North Walla to that Baltimore Otto lea for the tlrat
■tote, when a »cout from the' half af tho aeaaon end to HaaeU
Chicago White Sox o f th* A mar- ton of the New York-Ptnnayllean League picked him op and ran la League the latter ha'r of.
test him to that ehib'a training the 1*23 aeaaon. He played with
m a p In tbe South and thow to Hhiatton In both 1933 and 1934.
Beaky .Mount, N. c .. of the East- h oi tea* eyeing he had salary
.era Carolina League for toe 19*7 tumble with the ctob and upon
aeaaon. Ha waa back with Rocky, being made a free a r m ! went to,
B le a t again to 1928 end won • [ Wllkaabane where he played Uat
majority o f tho gomoo ho pitched aeaaon. lie was to hare been on'
W ill ha woa aold that eeaaon to j the Wltkeebarre club IhW year, i
the Broohfya Dodgara o f the K »- bat when the dUeitroua flood*
(tonal League, and Brooklyn eeat In that motion disarranged achedhim to ltouoft o f the South At-1 uleu ho wna ago In made a fret.
Tomorrow i* "l-adlee1 Day" an
Sanfnrrl Flekt when member* of
the fair «e« ran tee the game with*
out purehaeing • ticket or being
accompanied by a perron with a
paid ticket. The game will be colled
et 4 o'clock.
The Deytona Reach I»landera»
leaden
In the Florida SUM
Leorue. wl | be the oppodng team.
They won the tait time the Look*
Out met them on the ball field.
John Krtder, new pitcher wM
errlred a couple o f day* ago from
Witkeabarre. IV . may be teat to
the mound for the Ixwkouta by
Stuffy McOrone, manager, though
It it pottlble that elthtr Vtale or
Sweeney will pitch. It all depeirio
on the outcome of today's game.'
The lookautt are to play agalnal
the Ulairirra In Daytona Beach
(•day—if it doesn't rata. They
were to hare played the Redt
Red* lo
to
Itel,»nd yesterday, but rftln tofSft
tn fall before time for the lelat
to leara Sanford and the caatrel
waa farx-el ed.
•Saturday’* fame will to betwuea
thea Lookouti aaJ the Faint* In
St. Auguitine, and Sunday tho
Salnta come to Sanford.
•e e
TF*
^a.
DeLand win a^o t o '* * * '* • « £
"ladies' day*” during the naat
taro month*. on Friday, June 13,
and Friday, July 17. Two douhlatoodera are to ho ployed on San*
ford Field with tha GalneerOM
G-Men, to t only one of these in
to to en o TadM** day,” Friday,
July >. The other data the
G-Men are icheduled to play tn
Sanford during tha naat two
monthe are Wednesday, Juno Id;
Monday, Juno 19;
Wednesday,
July 15; and Saturday, July 33.
L C1WOAGO, June 4.—(AV-Foc
lkciiok j t ’ m n u M tau t’ w
Only one Thuriulay oppeora an
I Wen Ir4l I
the first time In moro than A
Ute echedute for tho next two
htrdlael*
s e t ,
month* when a double-header
I'a n tk ir.
f
e
I
year, the Neyt York Glaote dollulldex*
j
1
might to billed for 'o. half-holi
fcoterl tho Cub* at Wrigley Field
■•Mian
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t
day. That la Thursday, July 33,
yaaterdoy, getting to Curt Oovla
when ralatka will be bora. The
In the tin t Inning for all their
The Saint* from Ft. Auguitine, I
Atolra* are aI*o icheduled to ploying 1ft ralatka, waa the only I
run* and a 3 to 0 victory,
ploy here on' d m “ladkw1 doy.” game the weather permitted yae-1
Hal Schumacher snapped tho
jFrlitey, June IB, The other datee
w.totoM
G luts' thtco-game loaln* ateaah
ad by raja i
hylmhtlRT the cube-tothrew hit*.
nine Inning* .w o n played. Tho
.4*t oft* each in the neeond, fifth' and
team* fought' through eight to -1
eeventh. It wa* the lean right
Sunday. July It. That last nlllgs, however, the Saint* em ail
'.tee hander’s alath victory agal**t
date would b« n good on* for a ing nlfta score* and whltewiihlng
j two lours.
double-header, for th* crowd* the AixVwi.
i * -1 i All the game's irorlng rime
aro always larger on Suodaya.
Loao o f ymterdoy'a game t y tho N . w Tor It
■I!? after two wvrw out In the flu t.
n— Inn
— 1C—
:
Atolaoa putp the Palotka club (InilMd
Stuffy McCrone. manager of
fxiroli
Waihlaoten
the ' Look mi L*. takee ottopUnn to
ch
lfsa e
'tho comment in thla column o f o
l*hlU4«l*hle
o f • couple o f days ago In which
critldim woa mod* o f what was
termed the “ to rt today, to m
tomorrow” policy o f the Sanford
baseball team. Ha said (hot root
players who itarted with the
team when the aooaon epeoad, l t d
UBOTHRIIS INDICTED
April a n still oa th* lineup, hot
Samtl Win O ily THE
Game Allowed h
League Yesterday
itUog ftatk af last rear If M haow to n telo Wt oallenot open into
aMail ire a* Oene tire eea (Hast), M m shampian. 0 there effartag
paw ahamplon; Joftnny Farrell (upper right). heme pro, who lo
loadlog winter circuit maaay wiener. (Aaeeclated Preo* Pheteeg
STANDINGS
Defeat Cubs On
Latter’s Field
Whitewash Azaleas,
Weather Prevents
G a m e s Elsewhere
Americans Lose Two
Brighter Lights Are
1 n Tennis Tourney Yesterday’s Results
Installed At Cincy
th* circuit. Stuffy I* aMe of tho
opbtloo. ho aold, that ■ man will
work harder if to, toanra hts Job
depaftda on hta parfgpaance. than
to would if bo bad tba Ida* that
to toa • doth oa hi* position.
**K—
• Had tto ChaUaaoogft Lookouts,
with whom tho Bnford Look
out* have a workiay agreement,
lived up to that* tort of Ute
V;
-O F )Crewley
1 Bade1
40 M rl
ir. New
edde-l
, t-,in “
NATIONAL
WEYBRIDQK, 'Fug. Juno 4 Du*tun I; I’ ilUburgh 3 111 In
UP) —Two member* of America'* Binge).
Wiuhtiuun Cup term parsed out of
St. Lout* 7; Brooklyn A
New Yuik 3 ; Chicago 0.
the picture in tho St. George’* Hill
Other* not scheduled.
tennt* tot moment yesterday while
AMERICAN
.
the third, Mr*. Sarah I'slfrry F*L
Washington *7; SI. I.ouie 4.
yan of Brookline, M't*»., gHined
i'hiladelphi* II ; Itelruil 7.
tho fourth round.
Nrw York II; Chicago I,
Mrs. Fabyan, who will '.hum the
Itoelnn 0; Clevvtlaad 3.
nvuln lAir.Vn In the farthmiiilng
jruji match*-* with He en Jacob*,
earned an eaiy third round •Ictury
over I'anirla Week*, <1-3, ft-4, but
Carotin Dnirork af I^m Angete*
and Mr*. Marjorie (lladnian Van
llyn of I’hilade Iplilft both wpro
all minuted.
Ml*a Jieoha, who will raptnin
the American tram tn the cup
matrho* at Wimhledom June 1313. U not competing in tho tqur*
namenL
TEXARKANA. Ark., Juno 4 W )—Odells and Auatln P|Igrern.
brother*, won indicted on aosiull
to kill ctorge* fur th* aloehlog of
Jack Darker'* tongue from tip to
ho**. Officer* said it was a "hackwood*” reofooaaa" attack.
Fltigom lt'*
—
Dykes Picks Yanks A;
To Capture Pennant
tho Chicago White Sox, thlaka tho
Maw York Yenkeea aro a virtual
cinch to wla the American Loaguo
pennant .
“ The Yankeet hove the pitching,
w ,,h or without Lefty Qeoiaft they
hare the power, and they hove ft
fine all-around to ll *M s" Dyke*
m
£u *“ •«<1. Paid * T**1
toot
"•» "■* *
toll ptoyor.”
XUDBTTR GATM1TOJI JAD8
HOLLYWOOD, June A—
An vgg itolled' like n gourd w m
OH INI AM. N. M., June 4.—(AT Inld by o hen owned by Mr*. W. Claudette Onlbert, font) of jad<
ho* mode o cetleetloft af tbeftk
— Dukr unlveiiity'*
hidii trarh II. Truitt of Whitney. Tex.
team »cored * “ giand ih m ” In
rumpelitlnn In thin •rc’tiwn, Tho
Mini' Devil* won th.' Southern cunferenr* In'oor mjet in I1er*h.
y Cored 92 point* to wl* the gnmail Hate outdoor 'event*, and
tallied <17 1-3 points to cop lb*
Southern conference meet at
THE ASSETS OP THE
Chapel Hill.
u r r s a U THUS p b u i t l im b rick by t o c o u n t e r a c t
ACID, ALKAU YOUR BT8TKM
NBHI MALTKI) CIIOCOLATR
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ROYAL CROWN COI.A
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have toon aold to tho uodorslgned. All pon
desiring to eattle their Indebtedncea to sold D
will receive epeelol touldoaoUoft fog a limited
ylod, Rooas, 303 First Notloaal Dank 8
Hanford.
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.Crusades Showing
At Ri t z Theater
Another
*" Pangborn. whow 29 yrart have
keen pick**! with taring adventure.
h.|-a to fallow a flight frdm Hi.United^Slats* lo Moscow. in J j « c.
with an around the world nnn-*ti>:i
hop which will better the rvtut.l
o f the late Wiley Toot.
llo I* hopeful o f ubUlriiiit; n ro- thought It wa* *#ry flood.* Mor
I hot. pilot for bio attack on the 6,' gans Griffin. ,, ,
I 617-mll* flight to Munrow.
- The Crusade** t# a wawdar" I h i d to fly to Hwcow any- ful ptefnre for children o f (ha
1way to arrange for ref,.«,inu my Grammar School a2*. It follow*
•hip for th* non-stop f ight ground
both the fifth and tilth grada
tha world," ho said.
v.
History testa In every Instance.
Pangborn to omfMenWi* cun rut
three Inur* eff the oro-nd Hie t(> Christian In m d are eiceHeut
work) raeord of 7 doy>, 1H bourn, am) [it ealue fur portraying the
49!Vl mltKilce oet by th« lot* Wiley terror! of war Cannul be overeitlmalrd.*- Ruby L. PeUre.
j, Poet,
The Rev. Bernard Root, paitor
! "Pott loot a lot of tima on the
I ground. If I can arrange lo get fret of ihr Congregational Church,
|Russian bombing plane* to help wh«. al*o attended the (bowing,
|rna refuel, 111 lout not more tltnn *p.ite very highly o f the film
four hotre each in the t* lllliot and mired everyone to aee it
I will .take gaaoliao while flying.” ____
Pangborn, bornjrn a farm near
Wvntachee, Wash, worked ln a U0*'-0* Turner i
>lumber camp, did aurveylug and
•(* l^ndon-M<
I then want to the l/niv,-r»iiy uf
J'angborn oape
1Idaho, lie en Med In the Army Mo*cnw flight fi
during the World War. leairwd In «r IUyt- na Reac
fly, afld waa made a flyiny inatruc.
The l.r>.O0O-ml!e
tor aM7Jlingf,n Hejd, Tee.
*ff"»t tmiat wait
"P ro done little la>l barnulnrm- wne, torarao ol
Ing alnce," he lmllcd.
ti ne, he ’ aid. 11
A flight armmd the world In finding nrrnntrem
1931 With Hugh Herndon, New / n" m pl“ tn to u«e
York eporteman-evlator, brought i nthcrwl ,r be ma;
trouble when the filer* wore nr- 1* log
outed of making air phut, .gmiihs I
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In Japan. Itelayed there abort two I Artur .tamca
month a, they ended Iheir world * and j.tartlre* on
Jaunt by flying non-atop tn Wenta- atrumrnta- dew'a
cha*.
paiwr, mouth org
In 19.14 I’angAorn and Col. to” and the like.
NOW OPEN
WILSON’S
CABINET SHOP
M l R FIRST ST.
W* build an ) repair furniture
and
,
8*11 anything you harp on
Commission
J. H. WILSON. Prop.
rd ply Around The!
Vorld In 7Yi Days
By R ^ t TIPTON
IRBANK. Calif, Jana ( H f l
tastumfng Clyde Pangborn,
anda grfaw/i with greme* from
motor of hls "flying wing"
i,'la bually prepaling for an
ipt to amaah two world apecd
Shores Tonight
W
. Free DancingIn The Club Room
No Covert Charge. Eat,
irink and enjoy an even
ing at leaat once each
week at.
SHORTS
S miles out on DeLand Rd.
K l l t S
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I PIANO— Rather than oapenao of
I (hipping, will tell Baby Grand
HAVE TOUR WATCH repaired Plano for balance due. Terms
by ooo who realty know* how, may be arranged with reliable
Briggs. Jeweler, Hag. Are.
j party. Plano in Sanford territory.
•t —
7 ~r
Bure* ** new. Write tha Baldwin
T ***!
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H«no Co. 141 W. 4th S t, Cln-
—_r — —
•3AO PERMANENTS—two • I m
( 5. All thia week. Blue Bird.
Haudia, heifer owned by W. FI
Jeffery* of Shawnee, Okla.. be
came a mother at th* ay* o f 13
months, three day*.
CEDAR Whrdrobo also eedar
WILL BUY~good eypnes log*
■wing. Inquire B. F. Jammey.
Soo OSCEOLA CTPRESB CO, R t 2, Box 91, Sanford.
Oacoola, Florida.
The Rev. J. H. Qtraughn (right) ef Baltimore, newly elected president
of the Oenoral Cenftrenaa of the Methodist Pretoetant church. It
(hewn receiving eengraudattcni from the Rev. J. C. Sroemfleld of
Pittsburgh, retiring preside at, at tha quadrennial aeaalen In High
Point, N. 0. (Associated Press Phete)
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CONVICTED OF KIDNAPING
GRADUATION
Photographs,
14.00 per doa. Wleboktt’a Stu
dio.
FROG HUNTERS
We pay IS Cents Ik eaah rough
wt. at Send nolo Food Store, Sawford 8:30 A. Hi dally. Sana
Balm Co. Loagwood.
NOTICE: Security Feed and
Seed Company is musing from
813 E. First St. to the botiding
formerly occupied by
Stakes
Seed C o, on Watt Ftret S t
T - Loat aid F ow l
, LOST: S small fo x Terris re. Fe
males. Black and White. J. T.
Fortier. Weat Geneve A re
I A— Autom obile*.
I 1-8 TON DODGE 1938 model
Tractor and aeml-trailer with
M-ft. closed body. Like new.
31200. Terms If desired. Rm I
* Sons, 801 W. Irt H
■H E SS
S P E C IA L F L A V O R S
T H I S .W E E K —
.
O L D -F A S H IO N E D
Pineapple
Battered Pern
ALL-STATE Ureo-^Saare' pries*
and Soar*' quality- Rael and
Bona, 301 W. first S t
S— Situation Wattled.
e - JEWELER
COLORED WOMAN m a n job
doing laundry or cleaning
house. Lillie H id Jenkins, Coe.
8th A Locus t
colored'
GIHt.'vjoU Williams.
wants housework. Eiperleneod
in laundry and dishwashing work.
4 . 5 0 - 2 1 ,. . i
4.75-19...
lamond Mounting And
-wiiitnw wwuHi * hw -run
.5 .2 3 - 1 8 ..,
* 5 0 4 7 ...
& 0 0-17 H A .
6.00.19 HA,
6.50.17 ho.
7.00-17 m a ,
7.50-17 h a ,
Brew* (Ian) and John P. arldflM, termer Tampa
nelleemen, are (hewn walking frem the eaurthevee at Bartowt Pla,
JuM aftar a fury eenvlatad them and three ether ex-poileemen ef
htdnaplng Iwgen* p, Poulnet frem the Tempd pell** static* last fell.
Two ether men were aslsss at tha same time and one, Jeaeph
•heamahar, was flogged ao eev.rely, the pretaeotian ehargad, that
he died. (Associated Preae Phete)
KATHRYN HEMPHILL TRIUMPHS
17— Uuainey Placen for Real.
SeuUQ01, ^
Credit Am-n
6 , 0 0 - 2 0 .. .
Ipptd T lrea— It
com *
t o little to protccr live*
7 . 5 0 . 2 0 . . .,
20x5hM hw,
32 x6 h a . . .
SWIM — DANCE — PICT
PALM SPRINGS ,
a a r e v ir r u n x L A M h V **
fiCIAL OPENING RATES — lb CENTS
TRA CnV RJ^C W Q RATES AND FAC
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�W o r t ! I* Thu O n ly C t t t n i
F lo r id . C ity A ir o H I s c R ail, B ifi
A n d W i l e ft s a e p e r t a li ie
ower teachers Take Examination
|]e|J
Tomorrow On Constitution
^ - ’I
A apodal uamtaaUoa ea tto poop)*; whoa* Juit pomora or*
O n s W j i of the United. State* derived from the consent of tto
will be taken by siplhnnta for
• democracy in a repoblk; a sovereign Nation of
■any sovereign States; » per.
fact Union, ona and Inseparable)
LOU 31
t vv573.
Chief .Justice D i s
misses Injunction
Suit Instituted By
4 Power Companies
Reeovefy, Relief
VoteTo
nner-Up
Out To 646 Vot
addition Is Made T6
Request From City
For PWA Funds
F o r The Project
"I therefor* believe It la ray
Acting upon a su*c**Uon ir o n
duty to my country to love Its
to suppoort Ita Constitution; to
•bap Ita law; to respect Ita flap; Clerk F. 8. U m e n had added ta
sod . to defend It *r»lr“ t all ene* the City1! request for fund# for
Improving PsrexM-Uufhton Me*
mortal Hospital, aa Item of «SJOB
for bow equipment for that Insti
tution. The total .request from the
City for the hoeplul U Ml.tOO.
Mr. Lamoon, Mayor S. O. Shhv
heleer and Architect Elton J.
Moughtoa conferred with PWA of*
fldila hi Jacksonville aeveral day*
•go. out at their conference they
put la for 136,000 for addltlena
to and rnrnodulltHfe of tho hospital,
Plant of the bulldiag and the pm*
poeed Improvement* , were
IM
nrfOr PWA « ^ * k .)(* g M t o c vriff
a echednle o f paatTvcrlfti and i f
1
nljht and Saturday) acattervd probable Increased rvetpU TT^V
Lroa Blum, taking the M m to Prawn ae the euccaeeor to Albert
abover* aear Eaat coeit and ex- reault of the desired mxtomlxa*
treme Booth
portion Saturday. tloa of the pleat After looking Sermut ae premier, promised a hslf-mtfflea strikers who have yarn*
Northwest Florida— gtncrolly fair over thla achednle one of the of. lyxwi induitry throughout the oountry, that ho would endtovor to
flclala suggested to the city eUHr
tonight and Saturday.
*
that there he added to the request ppas a 40-hour week law.
Circuit Court was expected to an application far fund* for tto
,
be convened at 10 o’clock thU mum- purchase o f new equipment.
Upon hi* retara from Jacksonuntil UUa afternoon at 1 o’clock. rills, Mr. Lx moon nld that of
The trial docket for thk term was coarse the PWA offeiele (here
expected to be sounded during the wsrs not In a position' to advise
the Sanford delegation as the ac
tion that would bo taken tn their
Permits ware Issued yesterday request, but the clerk golnoA tt*
to M. a Wiggins to build aa ad Impression that th*r are fj-orahto.
Under PWA, if the grant - la
dition to his roaidknee on Mag
nolia Avenue, between Thirteenth
«Bd Fourteenth Streets, and to
Lsaa Braaeon for repairs to hor
P t a c u B B io n
ttoHlbli at Celery and Ptaa Ave
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
electric projects* In four state*.'*
He held that the plaiaUffa-ths
Alabama Power Company, the
Texas Utilities Company, the
Oklahoma Utilities Company and
the Iowa Light and Power Comnaby—hath the right to bring a
n it to question validity of the
|*wer jrojeeta. If a rulad, howwar,
that the'two atatutos under which
the prefects ar« being carried out—
National IndustrUI Recovery
and the Emergency Relief Act
sre constitution*!. Ha sl
ap brid that the pawer projects
VOaS-authorised by terms of these
tins', statutes.
i Returned Ballots
Of 40 Sent Out To *•M•*>
*•* 1 ,
JBe Counted Today n* —th.,: ^ , ow , u*
-—
granting o f the kbaantae ballote
the camaoakfc heard thla aftMB will dadde whether Jao. E.
a or F .A . Dyaaai wfll gw Into
laaood primary at Jana
tv
M wttk Otto Bsharthl far the
MBi Dtotritt Mat os the Sosrd
»
ta
d im
W a s h in g t o n ,
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France Will Seek Premier Acte To
Som e Settlement Stop Strike* Of
Of It* War D ebt French Workers
Chinese Mobilize
For A ‘Salvation’
MoveOnJapanese
Hendricks, Steed if.
Troops In Southwest In Congress Race
On Expedition To
Drive Out Invader Kissimmee Man WIH ;
Be In Runoff In *.
CANTON, China, June 1 —(/PI—
Hew
5th District
Tho .South-Western Political Coun
cil tonight ordered the iomblnod
provincial armte* of South China
to moblllie an antl-Japancie ex*
peditlon Into tho north, .
The conneir* mandate decreed
that troopa of Kwangti/t * ami
Kwangil provinces be marred In
to She “ People's Revolutionary
An&fapaneee National Salvation
Fortei" for the expedition.
Military conscription patrol*
were active and police tightened
precaution!. A number tof pern
aona were arrested and detained
for discussing tho political situ,
utlon publicly. Food prices soarIn* are and had rlien 30 percent;
Centra His lmo Chlang Kai-Shek,
Chines* dictator, Is atrengthentng
hi* miltary resource*.
Seven Japanese, paid spies, were
reported executed.
,
Archduke Ot t o
Attempt To Be Made Paasage Of 40-Hour Would Return To
By G o v e r n m e n t
Austrian Throne
To End
jg W , June B^FruneoUd de toder Uto Isadereklp ri W
JtoW,
Future Farmers
paeltory far pehlie fund* for the
eaeulag year. Meat ef th* morn- Chapter S a v e s
tog was taksw WO In the approval
ef voacbera and th* algntog' of
Pint Btrset and Park Avene* nr*
being corrected by JFPA crews, on*
dsr th* direction .of Kagtoasr W. B.
Earls. The d*prow krai ware caused
by tto witting o f earth la the
dlteMs dug for gas pipes and which
tod not sotted before th* pave
ment sms told.
Tto Rev. Martin Brew, rector, of
Holy Crete Chereh, Is to deltvcr
tto address and diplomas wilt be
presented by T j W. Lawton, auperlaUrntoti of pobil* Instruction.
There are IB hoy* and girls to the
graduating class.
earned and saved by Isdlvfttoal
members o f Bemlaol* Chapter of
th* Future Farmers t f America,
tbs chi pier has during tto year
placed BIB? * f community funds la
its tresswry, ataney reread by Ito
boy* In crep sn U ts efforts dur
ing tto tort few month*. This
money will t o need In defraying
th* eeita •( transportation of IB
or man members of tto chapter
ta Clmlaad and the Creel Lake*
'EMposition there, individual
lion trip Will to paU by the memben out Of tto receipts of their
Individual affacK
Tto shapin' reread be.aein »20
aad BIS ta co-op* retire purrhas* of
fertiliser. |S0 la co-op#rating la
tto purchase o f feed and 9-tO to
eo-eperatirt pwretosee of seeds.
Other eunta were earned fey tto
curing plast,'In tto dlstrit tourn*merit and Ih otkrt prejeet*.
b h PlV <
.
While aeon that 11 members "f
in T L E ROCK* Ark, Juna A W -C o v e has failed to find n way
|>v a romancing Arhaaaaa convict
turn wW gu to Oamesigutoe to tto. stole «dnPuture P aoere, ami
►U tto foeoelry camp
BSdriAmm \ .rUyJT*
NoWedding Bells For
Murderer In Frlson
and foreign affair* adviser to Pre
mier £*m* Biota, revealed tort
night that Prance win attempt to
settle her defaulted war debt ta
ilL
W Ualteit State*.
"I am not qualified to speak for
ie chief ef the government.'* ha
lid. "tmt personally I am sonvIneed that Premier Blum to* In
mind a Wrt of symbolic aettlement
ef the war debt queatlon.
"1 consider that to made this
clear when to spake before tto
American Club recently.
"Certainly I myself want to see
th* war debt question settled sat
isfactorily aa It will IStress* rapproohsaent between Um United
States and Fraaes."
Be Tesian did not discus* what
to described aa a “ symbolic set
tlement."
He aald th* new government,
which took office last night, will to
modklsd along Rooseraltlu New
Deal lines.
"There hav* been too many at
tempt* by high society ta Increase
FMacw-Ameriean amity," to said.
Is not enough to tore tto upcruel of both eoantrioe hobibtog together. W* need a
adehln based «a understanding
Ito United I
wing with b
4 oertalnly c
■ Unit*) BUI
toution o f eoi
new premier, appealed today to
Fra Dee‘k workare, of whom a half
rntUlon are striking, to avoid dis
orders, with the premier promising
to woulud try to pass a 40-hour
week law, lie also promised to ask
parliament to vote an authorisa
tion of cellocUve dontract* end
paid vacations.
"I awear," ho Mid, "to go to
work with calm itrenfth which 1*
a iguerantee of new victories.”
In an effort to check strike
spreads, Blum laid the govern
ment "Is resolred to act with de
cision and speed for tillers of the
sail as wall aa workers In the fac
tory."
The premier1* speech brought a
rush of buyer* on the bourse whara
the satire stock list gained. Among
rising (sauritlsa were Industrial
skirts which had drifted to a tow
point because of th* ■trikes.
Foreign Lands Join
In Paying Tribute
T o Speaker Byma
WA8HINOTON, June IL -U P)Lytng ta stale before the rostrom
from whisk t o guided the Iloua* of
Ileprsaaatotires through history,
making ttmeo, Joseph Wellington
Byres todky vug honored by PresIdert Boaaorelt and th* nation.
High officials o f foreign power*
Joined in tto taftate.
VlENNA,'June B^-<^)-.Arrt>.
duke Otto, cU|m*nt ortlfl defunct
Aastrien throaf. " k W t J U W
argent appeal today to t!uMVP>
trlan people to otsks him en^kro*.
Prom Belgium, the sailed Otto
wrote Heron VonWleaner, legiti
mist leader, "It Is high time for <helstva action. I am ready at any
hour to return to th# fatherland
and give Austria Its oil unity,
power sail happiness."
lllgh officials termed rldlcoloua
report* published abroad that res*
toratlon of th* monarchy Is Im
minent aa * consequent of convsnatlons of Chancellor Kurt
Schuschnlgg and Mussolini today
In Rome.
r
JACK HONVIUJL Fto*
P. M. Jeae J —IK * of MSI
precinct* fare Pettewwy ITd>* 'A
I lls Com 44,111s Hsdg** *A* , J
its.
. .'j&S
JA C K SO N V IL L E , & N . * ^ 5
f A P I— B elated return* tN R | j^
the P em ocratlc
rubernnto* •
rial f e i a n r tod a y c o t - l h j a
lead o f Find P . Ocgu
L ake
C ity
over W . t p - j
H odges o f Tallahassee f a . }
sedond place t o 546 IBWBjJB
i W ith 1,268 precincts
th e sta te reported
rt nominated la the
but a battle In the
tto Flref District, M M a
Veil Milan, Third DM rtsCjm l
Mark Wilcox. Poiuth - t £ &
hild lanp l**da over their 4p|
mats, A nearly coamleta m
from the Fifth DUtrhk.IndM
« runoff totvreen Jan I c n M
lie Land aad W. L Btasd
KUalmmtw.
BUU etbiiMi offlewrv w ill t
exception appeared winners. W .,
*■ LuC*w,tkom* ,n P*rtntendeal qig
poblto InstrucUon. trilled
English of Ocala ,nJ *a* -twa
to In tto second primary r t
Jaycees Told That Juna 23.
Huge Spending By
Uncle SamMiut End
MEMPHIS Ttnn, Juna B.—
Warning that continued "billiondollar spending11 by the federal
government must and soon If per.
manent harm la not to bo dona
to government credit was Bound
ed here by Harper Sibley, pres
ident of the United States Cham
ber of Commerce.
Sibley told 1200 delegates to
tto United State* Junior Cham
ber of Commerce convention hero
that • spending program Ilka
that now In progress can not
long ba continued without danger
of Inflation. II* said th* country
can not go on Indefinitely with
aa unbalanced budget.
Girl Cries, But She
Can't Be Awakened
mm s 1
Petteway Holding TO
His Lead Of 4^MV'
Over A ll‘ Others & f
Tuesday^ Primal*
'
.
WASHINGTON, June:
was provided for when
Roosevelt signed tto BIN
itavrt appropriation bU).
Tto measure puthoriw
struct Ian of two now tottli
,,» “ b>rtre.rt
Ital ship construction, end el
ene tto naval eetoUUu
both air and water depot
Previously, the Preside
signed a |<T>,44BJU4 War
S5»“ S ? ^ 3 S
I — If U » IM » M
,
This approximately Ml
tor total ef tho two nrtfe
ftnso msuttreo did art M
account con trsrt nuttortoatl
', Jane I— Id V eeaforeos agreed
CftKAGO, Juna S— iAV-Tsare
peer tax admtole- flBad th* eyes o f Oak Parkk altentog beauty, still and silent far tto
end rertetog
Mat four ywre. Patriel, Maguire
Jownwsrdh, t i;(l**
tod heard tho doctor talking about uaUy by Uto Hoi
AU ef tto eeafet
tor illness. She wept, to t she coaid commltta* with
report exeopx
art wake.
building up "0
No.), who Ini
"Sto understood me," said Dr.
ry to tto Da
Rena Crochet, Preach auttority on
sltmtoettoa^o
sleeping sickness after tto con
versation yestarday. "I could toll
tank *0 4 .
It by tto Ilf* la tor eyss. When I
he' ’■
spok# of her condition, they fUlei
f Mai' \s+ On
to
Cdnfeifcr
Veteran
ide City
wHh tiiffl.1*
z\
r■-
Despite tto display ef emotlsn,
the Bl-y**r-o.'d victim remained
fast to the grip of hsr slumber.
so B ^ W b tLlha tto sleeping beauty efWto
tureside, BO- legend. Patricia might. Dr. Crtetot
said after a visit to her hens#, sleep
on to eld ago without malarial
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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