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E rnest
MEYER’S GRIN OF VICTORY
Secretary’s D ope
Is That Team Is
As Good As Others
_____
Herbert
Mom s .
Seminole* Beat The own-” "**
Pirates M i Next ~
Game Is Tomorrow mMw b. «u
Says Directors Have
Confidence In both
Team And Manager
M oduli topped the hitter* In
i Florida Stole League early In
r eeaaoa, but Joe Bletruf and
1. Oates bare gone ahead ef
I to the latent tabulation pro
red by Karl Bias, b op sUtlsM . for games *p to and lnd h g tboeo of a weak ago to
ps Bletiuf has boan at bet 111
tea In 22 games and has
■ o a d the bell 40 tinea, white
baa emaebed eat 4S Mia
140 times a t to t to M game*.
itniMl has alee bean In OS
M e , hot baa beau at bet only
I tfanee with S3 hlU to h b
d t t Bletruf Is given n ratln-
|
"SaafordV
)b* UokJ
m ■* s«i
w*
-------sr* l» to*a slgnad up aa a sooooTho “IKto world asrUs" In the j ber o l U » pitching staff. Ho
LIom U f tM la ngntb in a tic aa has participated In only two
a result of ynsterday'a vletiry by ' --------------------------.
.
Uio Seminole* over the Plratss. lo th Urns* to relieve a pltcbmr
The se rin score Is now 2 and 1. afte r Urn eppooln* team h ad ;
Tbs final and deciding g*m« will
to played on tbs Grammar BeheroI
“Directors of the Hanford Base
ball Association hate complete con
fidence In the Lookouts *nd Man
ager Stuffy MeCrone."
Thla declaration wee made by
Secretary Jimmy Wright of the
association In denying reports that
some changes were In prospect.
"Every teem gets into a slump
a t times, look at the big IcayusH,
bat well pull o it. I have no fair
of that, none whatsoever. Stuffy
end all Iho boys are working ti,
gather In fine shape, we hive un
-he club some of the te st men In
the league, am Lake It ell In all
I am of the opinion that the Man•'ord tu b Is es good ■< any In the
.•Ircult/'
Wright mill that Iho lo u of
three gimce last wi uk he. uu-e
Bat Dictator Rides
Baddy Cannot Colnude the baseball teem. H e.w an1 Buddy la k e la itiU a number of
only 14 years of aye then. Tbs the Sanford Lookout*. Judge H.
second m a r ho pitched for tb s W. Branham, cans of the minor
, „
leoguee, baa telegraphed Mai that
lt t 4 j *
to Ntw YOTk Ih .l W o r d BaeeWU C hshm ost
sr ~
□ s L - r r S 5£ S S S S S
jUvodr In 7Sanford
T,™nyoet of lb* time ta a s*ml-pra le a nxlzt
.,*
s sad won tO
^ X .
■nee ho ,w»a a cblkL He at- out of 27 fame* he plUhcd. strlb- tioo baa u o ta a ro t been effklelty
' The victorious Seminobs had sev- Snded the Sanford g n m m a r ^ oot more than 100 and hit- notified by M y s Iraaheas e f hte
! an tam ed runs end the PI,air* schools and after finishing Junior Un, better than J00. Ha waa rallag, thou A Pitcher Taka f t H
bad throe earned n n * . Pronin High w att to Ceoryie Military * scheduled to pitch one night tho secretary tha telegram bn hod
I pitched far the BemlnoUe an I Academy.
Ho began playing' agilnst D itty Vance, themploo ireeetred from the bweetwIJ dictator,
• Cochran tended far the Plrotee. hasebell when la grammar school, pitcher of the semt-proa, but the While ruling that the Bboebail
W. A. Ludwig umpired at the end hat kept It up ever tinea, gome waa • canceled because of ‘ A m d ellan m ast say Alsagy for
j plat*, Glen Lingle a t first and moai'y a s a pitcher. Ho played re|n.
i U k v W g a Branham *1** told*
JB
'John Melech a t third biae.
In e the Lions Junior League In
He played basicethsll on San- that becauae the pitcher a arm wee
;
.J; j In the last Inning the Plrair* I'JJO sad 1831 and hla team waa ford Junior High and at Geor- “®* » «—dHtoa ha dayoi eaBm t
'
I bed a man on first and another the (f league ehampioneblp each , u MUKary Academy. He also
e a e ry from t he Ume lw
>( the weather hurts the chit, ti'
on third an: with only one
tune (ally end tnlimiili'.l t h a t tin- . .
f
_______ _
yeak
to
owe
of
those
games
he
ssade
the
rifle
team
at
Georgia
man
gone
it
looked
n
lose there le a good gate during
....... “ “
h ,~ r i ^ r ^ t e t L l m t e l j though
they were going tv •truck out I t men la ervon In- Military.
the next few weeks there le n poa-, Wssry bat happy, Lss Mayor boas
.................... Mm s la S feet > laehm. and “ * J 2 * * _ “ g *
win
the
game
and
end
the
##■Ibillty th st local fans will tm dvwinning the Indlaaapella mrtamehfl
I vies then end there. But the nest conteeL He also pitched foe
prlvod of the g r a n American! ef few hear*. M minutes. Ho so
two men up, Farm 1 tm! Odbam,
sn outright re lease. Secretary
ap a rt'h efb rr <be -afc.2^ -fe -t» fe & .f «• opoed e f D M N MHn pee *w
I were struck out by Billy Brimfii,
Wright sold.
wed to end the latter part of An- ' ■■■ ■ i
i m m m
wi i u
I Seminole pitcher. Hrsnsn U In be.I
Lake reports that the rest he
gust. Salaries of ta ll players had. _
. . . . . .
_
>under a physiclen’e care today,
a given hi* piteUag errs tbs test
fwlndetl, Bletruf and Cates to be paid eren when game* wer* | Je g w g a f U / e / f §
the result of being hit In, the
two er three week* has resulted
le C llI
» the only man on tba team not payed, end the secreUry- * C U / WW I U
'stomach daring the game. Despite
In It again hetag In proper eontreasurer
of
the
club
said
th
st
n*
m
m
bo bnvu played fo nil gnmae,
•m T I . 'w
C
Me Injury, however, h* pitrhed
dittos, sad he U eonfldent he could
taacb Dm Harden, pitcher, has
go Into the pitcher's bqt «bm wta
^ Tile AMini
T O t f i t S J C a S O n ; two "*** lnn,n*» for his team
f)at*nA
M her* an season but not
after he was hit.
games sa ho Baed te ddt .Wright
“We're going along Just as Irng _
,_
MACON, Ga. June
oeiMevtlt
W M f ta ovary game. ThirtyThe bo* score:
:*ii Mid he 4U not know wtetber Laka
GAINESVILLE, J um
Uni- prospects ta several seasons. Julian | PEM1NOLE8
Lae Gambia looks like Ty Cobb. B**(ar<’
All B I I R
f t player* war* uaad In SS ts we hive the money with which
would ba. used until Jadga BrahEverybody tells him so a* ho
l.imti
m m ta a vain effort to got the to pay bills, bvu we're not going m s lty of Flock a graduates only Procter, T albta.see, first baaej, Hudleeton 2B
44 112 2 00
r»,t ham’s rating baa baea officially
to run np any unpaid bill* anti * faw m in from n , i Mg busbul!
a te out of tlw dungeon, nnd
i.tcc bended down. .
Ken Eppert, Jacksonville, ttoond Coehmn IB
33 1100 00 1chaste film around ths Sally >rWeaie’
T* others waiting to ebon we’re not going to terrow any and track squads and the outlook Lnaej Jack Clark, Quincy, sheet- ria Td <3
Prvsldeot Charles F. Wert of tbo
*
4 1 11 1 1 league for the M a m Peaches.
money,"
Jimmy
tald.
e
year
hence
in
thee#
two
tporte
■tuff. No wonder Sanford
atop, and Bob Ivey, Tavares, pm- Branan P
44 22 32 1
Ball players are known not ta e .n te rs
J m Baseball Association • 4ald ' J W
'
la
quite
encouraging.
win. If this “her* today,
cant a formidable Inner defease. Meriwether SB
44 32 33 1 , cherish a comparison with •
i " Laka waa kfuogkk.by Interested
F i v e H o m e r s . . Among tbo .etter-men In U n - Praetor, with J t e , led the teem In Cobb * F
’*** fans sad th a t ths aseoetetten aa
- 3 1I 1S 0O , baseball “gTaat.“ They feltevo lt| fc
tomorrow" policy wore die*such had nothing to do with tbo
d end the player* could be
hitting and Eppert. J t f . wee the ^ * B,*hsn 83
22 11 11 11 b unlucky.
j
' ■»
S 1 X R u n S . onljr , I t * of ta* track squad hav* third baea swatter of the lessen. *Wl» CF
44 00 12 0 0
ceei, hot- S ocntniy Wright paid
reasonable aacurtneo (bey H f t n r p a
But
appurontly
Gamble's
play
st.
U
ni,
A iv u ita »
th tir vanity ciraar*. Pniy Ml .373 for the past ssison, Ooilins IM
33 00 00 1 (
ssi the deal WM made la Ike name of
td stay with the dub K I* A m i T
Isirt affteted. Hla first y u a r.ln JL*,7.hI " !
is ti the Sanford Baseball Association.
In
O n e G a m e Th# i r i,|“ ,1» f u s s b s u men m i hla fhM year in varsity compell-1
— —•—
rtber probable that better A l l
111 V ,I I C u o l , r c Captain
Johnny Seay, Ovals, lien, h at iheald ba one of the most • „ ___
• 12 58 pro b a il-M th Jeannette In tba Aleaao
HI
Sanford was te pay **00 and
work would m u lt. But r t , i
..
. ,
,
«
csUSer, and throe outfielder*, Don dangtirsua hitter* In Southern baas- E H * '1* 8
AB B H
It H
B i P om B ute teagua-gbo h it ,M0j SSIiuTaeti
jS
r m a h J te H e a y .f te te hMmmn. for
AB
, .
, t a t a ip*"
ALEXANDRIA, La., Juno 1. Brk'gee, Wildwood, Baddy Mlstll,
»3 00 LL 00 foe tbo first I I gomes and
•‘ ‘I Laka, McNally waa seat U an Ate
dooant know foam on# day (#)—"Dynamite Dan" Dunn has K„M ndlna, and Walter Carroll, haJ> next year. la Newt Jackson, HMt W
I basy form In the CaroBaaa, bob
UrgO, 0 * . Adams, Miami, a If- Fnnoll IB,
*5 00 11 00 ,
the rang* on the ball park fane**tWinter Haven. Of thin quartette, tan Kirby, GalnosvIlU, nnd K an jw i»te C
3
0
0
1
was returned * abort time ag o 1
3 0 0 1
In th* Evangeline league.
Carroll, hitting AM,
lael. wnila, FaaU Oorda, ths “Gators",CoAran P
X63, and
end M
Mlael,
1
0
0
,
4
whan be waa traded toi Palatka for
4 1 0 0
lattln g JMfl, ranked second and if III return foor latte r-msn plteh- ■Eotrtdge SB
44 1I 3 3 00
id out by But* Swindell so
fourth rvspectlvely, In the team era, and seek baa demonstrated a Odbam CP
22 110 0 11
tb it season,' together with
hatting avenge* for the past, tse- groat deal of harllng talent.
i ***0111 88
13 22 00 11
to m -b e a t hit*. Marten an I
In addition,''User* will tm Claude ,
J 'J
i 4 i 1 5* n0
«o*an of Daytona, Book and
Alton Brown, Palatka, and Has- oKenehew,
»fnwiinw| mmmM,
ro w in , l J, *^*r R r
Miami, Ko«n
Eari Power*..
12 00 , 9 0 0 ton batting avarago. Maw b a ta
tevgul . of GainoavtUa and
ton HcCtane, Galnaevllla, a n the UmeUl s, who did not win letter* [ •*
n # ■ one of Macaw's ranking ataggura.
Hs of Palatka havt aaeh kit
_.
_ , »hl«f losses from llte track and this year, and Sponcsr Burns*, I
___________________*I B S
four circuit drives. Wllk 13
That waa on* of Dunn'. bu*ylfW4
Both have sot u s *nl- Tampa, who, hsaeuat of a year a t i
m toads, 8winds11 holds Urn day*. II* waa up n v tn tlmo*. , , ^
rotords la iho shot and th« Uair* roily of Tamps, was n e t , aagmsated by a th e n who ftlnsd
m w o r t ta to st respect Re securvd il* hlU end crossed home, JiTtUf, th now, rvspectivaly, Iht* eligible this peat spring, all experience oa th* equ»d this year,
•1m totted ta M r* runs hi plate sU Umte. He drove In I I yt ir . sad McCUn* la undefeated In avsllsbi* ta add strength to oa.al- to# O aten will to in aacsOsut
••* game than any other runs and pteyad “Jam up" ball two successive years of dual most ready strong .mound corps.1RVr- shape. Csptaln-«Uct 2 -die Joe j WINTER PARK, Jtate k* f—
competition, Th* thro* other track rose In particular looks Uto a ftad. Long, Like City, end J. D. Hick*, • Jams* Mobley, Byhunls,, (to r and
w ta too Magus, and to a got afield.
M l bite, 43 In numtor.
Dunn is Iho properly of the graduates a n Georg* Haws, Rkh- •»d Uaoholl critics look foc.klm
I B a rto n M. Cannes', New Bmyr- M
a t a a tW y .
Dvtriot Americans and was elated mend, V*-, « o b McAnly.i Artec le, u, to an* af the best pltcksA dekrttod Is a t th* bottom of th* to play thl# season with Beau- and Char’M Nawsll, Wast Paha vulepad at tbo Unlvsrolty a f Flor
, NO GAM IS MONDAY
ta Bluo’a tabulation of club mont tn th# Texas league. A flaw
ida hi a groat maay yean. Basa....
A .
Maadoy w a. an off-day to toa
tract, however ore.
With th* entire Infold returning, ball dapesten faeIMvs that AM*
tag, and M fifth ta club k, hie
baeeball fteJde, with no ganros
ET*1
and • pitching staff th at should Green, a reserve tnftaldar this y*er,
•tag. Daytona load* in hat- TliUQ S
mils
L. hniknoMamJ tn ikn knot twnana
sstodoMd to either tbs Florida
la another log to watah aarofully
Ida Lao
Itate, tba National or tba Amar•a x t year. With a nambar of good
■ trip tala' Mat]
Usa Leeguss.
ratC tew0" tr*i,ury u **>"*
B a se b a ll le a
p THE STANDINGS
I F o r Georgia S ta r - non
To Resemble
Army Defeated
i New York Y»
Athletic Honors Won
,By New Smyrna Girl
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\ ■i f V
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m
�Sanford fa The Only Ceautt
Florida City Affordln# Bail, Hlytia
And Watei franspodaUo* >l:i
ENDENT
TW O
SANFORD, PLOl
NUMBER
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
w ,:fa‘
" W1 T
V Incomplete' Returns
A r___
e y —iu..E l e--------c t---------ed}
.„ ■
!
mm
Lehman D efeats
; Brady; By 2 To ll
McClelland Is To Be
In Second Primary
With Qias. Hand,
A Former Sheriff
£Maiority Vote Given
Gordon Barnett In seaford
Legislative R a c e
■—
RUfa Senator J. J. Pur*
•Ith cum Td-elfkt*™ from
ha 87th Senatorial District
Tafca Mi
_
J. F. McChriland, Incumbent,
an I than. M. Hand, former *her-
o f i & . W . ( M « o■ ■
a n■d■ GBor- Chttluot*
choaen to Ooldenrod
i County On Longwood
the
State
Legislature
fn yea- Lake
ju n
I
u
la
-.■fM
aAM
aa
Al&elfAH '!■.I• •Altamonte
A**_ ■■-*te rd a y ’a .p r im a r y election.
j S e n a to r P n rrla h ltd >1* F o^m t Cl
P inmt, W. R. Dupree ofSUria
old, by nearly 2,000 roteo. Fern Park
Mr. Lehman waa elected o rtr E.i
**
X Brady b f .a rota ef more than
Total
..... ....... 2141 1361
twa to one, and Mr. Barnett re*
r*lrad • majority rota o rtr h it1
BRBVARD COUNTY
two opponent!, A. O. Warner of,
Aa tha m u lt of tha decblrr TJtsavlDa .
it* seat In tho t i n t primary tor
2 to * t t o r f U w ^ | j l u & a “ M
m p No, t Mr. Bernatt cHB
j 0*111*
McClelland __________ 802
TaU __ L..L__________ 4*0
Mtlach ........................... 434
Dint era _______ '_______ 4.l2
Overttreet _____ ...__ 372
Leo .'..... ....___ ____4____ 241
Mr. McClelland carried four of
’tho IB precinct!—on# Sanford,
precinct, Lako Monroe, Chuluota,
and Otceola. ’The aheriffa home
b In Sanford*
Mr. Hand carried his ham# pro-
Parrith, whose
n r . The complete rote from all J T J T V ,
,,
precinct* In both countbr b : .
------ . .
Parrith - 4211
’S J* ? b ~ ------The rota tor Mr. Lehman tor
l U s b b t u r . to Group V waa
rtrftable bndallde o rtr E. K.
dy, member of tha 1938 U g turn. Mr. Lebanon tarried
*T»ry precinct to the County, rtf
arfrteg a total of 8,481 rotes to
1 > U for Mr. Brady, ar a ma-
e
a
GRAND TOTAL
k Tha downpour during tha afK
am on nnd early evening failed
ta dampen tha latoraat of |the i
crowd, m i It,w et an atUntira tudlrnre that ill ten ed to tha broad
cast and watched tha flguraa aa
they were thrown on the icreen,
m a the ado or laughed 01 tha
eartoona drawn by Mlaa Dorothy
Ctoiite and Julian Sten*tram. Wee- '
tor’* orcheatn played almoat eon-V
atontly u n tir after 11 O’clock, and
then electrically tranaertbed mualc, *
e(a the radio and tha publte'ad-^
dreai ijsten, filled In gape be- 1
tween election return broadcast.
The orcheatra area tea ted on a plat
form built o r tr tha. tidewalk In ef,
front flf tha pbhUcfetlon office,i CawmU^ontr Dunn race Ired 1.,
The piano w it loaned for the oe- 042 to ta l to Ur. Thrather’i I,
ration by J, la M arantttte of tho 041. Booton Stetlo, former mem.
7 Rita Theater, Mr. MarantetU alto bar o f tha board, polled 987 rotea,
’*
icw atlaae# On F a c e tt«»
nnd M. C. Glndcr polltd . StO
... ............ .................... ' " ‘ a rotea in the FIrtt Dbtrict.
W, B. Ballard waa high la the
‘Third Dbtrict, m e ltin g
842
rotea to TS4 for Commbtlontr
STATE RACES
Searcy. There were ilx candl-
0*8
.. 4213 2319
DoudneyHighMan Country Precincts
As A Vote Getter,
Polls
Over
1,600
i
_____
its eandiF. Doudney. depoly U i
rotea to 8——
po lo*! the highest vote
of any ctndk-'ate In tho county In
«.
I h b race for the office of u s at!
' “ ••••or hla total being coatlderably
. ,0: | » bout IA00 v o te . He recelred far
r*T. *• “ I mora than n majority over hb opralt, h it ponenta—O. L. Blodeoe, B. K.
te at pr*- Squire* and J. H. Truluck—and
, .,
I therefore It will not bo nocooatry
^ hit fo, h bt to run a g tfc to tho toegweod aajand prlmafy.
[ •** A*'l County Tax Collector Jno. D.
»11 Jlnklna and County C1*k O. P.
a aaare«t ijtrn j 0B ware alto nomlnatad In
■ < ' ! yttttrday'a primary, each racalr-1
Bind hit tag majority rotos ar»r their op-
Hendrick#
KcCawIty
Scofield .
■heron _
■toad __
QOVERNOB
Chappell
C o n e __
Gautier .
llodgee .
Maples .
Lewie _
Martin .
Paty .—
Patteway
COMPTROLLER
Two Held In Ocala
For Counterfeiting
ium
O n s pall .
Tone . —
Gaatler ~
Itodcea _
l.ewla __
Mtple* —
Martin Paly ----pettrwty
Tnmuello
Yearwood
Aft itate cabinet officers
well In the lead accept Bdr
of Public Inatrto
Cawthon who la running tope** . /
to Enelbh. Four ihunthtad M 4 f (
forty-three of tha 'statefs p m
clnrta par* BuchhoJe 8.0*8. Cbto*
4,1 U . Cawthon 10.0P8,
J
] 0.8*1, Jonca 1444.
O .
,
Four of F’oridn’n fhra Oongrata,
( men wera leading In IneamptofaJS
[ repprti,
.
F lirt Dbtrict, 72 ef 2*8 PJJM J
, clnctc, HtB 3,625, Pvttraon M j w f l
|
Second Dbtrict, 87 o f 227
rlncte, Orten B.479,
1,3*0, Porter 873, Sean f f a V y
Tompkins. 812.
Third Dbtrict, 7* of 80S f* + I
clncb, Caldwell 4,418,' Finch, l j M . ■
Fourth D btrict, ISS of 18T pe*. .
| d ncti, Cannon, 13.882, FhUHpa, ■
• 841. WUeoa, 1M1«State T rtatu rar W. V, Knott ■
I had a commanding bad tn th«
face of roturna from 410 pr**
: clritu.
The rapart from those ;
Security Feed and Send Cn. b procfacta gara Knott tl.SSX,
moving from 313 K. First St. tn| Gotten 3,062, La neat ter 8,717,. A
S u ta Comptroller J. M. La* •
the building formerly occupiedl
waa abo leading In 474 pi tel note ’
by 8toke* Seed Co.
/ with 80,472 roteo, Andorten 7 ^ *
The wrnther: Partly eloudy to. 281. Bulloch 3.90*. Pact 7J07P, .
night and Thursday, with pot- Swearingen 3,983.
Fur CommbaUmer of Agrba*- ;
•Jbly tcaUerad thnndorthewert,
npocU d
Katremo northwest Fltirlda; Part turr, 3*3 p m ln c ts
ly cloudy tonight^nad Thuridny, Hiihup 2I.DA3, Mayo 11,00#
In the adjutant general’s rasa j
Tho Board of County Commit- the rota In 401 pm lncU waa *
• loner* ami the Bo^il ‘of Fduct- Colllne 19,932, McNamara U.8M.
CITY NfeWS BRIEFS
Yearwood
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Bentley ----------------2
v
mart bed
I n K U noe
OCALA, June X - ^ n - J b p u t b t
«
s r s u ? :j K sa
fc -iffi
Future,]
with W. Herbert Mteeer In tecand plaeo, Eamuel A. R. Wtlkla•on la third port lion, pad John G.
Laoaardy, tocumtont, ranking No.
4 to tha aawtosX
:
W. 1, Thigpen, n p a rrb o r of
refietrattoa, i wan nmoralnatlon
orwr David K. McNah by a vott
of M T f to LW4
strik e Movement r
f Socia
Engulfs
Future |
Chapter wt
Rxpotltbw
th b rumai
" ” wp
Yeruin/i
Warranty ’ijenb
tho ta b
Died today
by Chuil,*
Judg* Hharr.n whin he plrmitd
guUty to defacing public pn,p• f Seminole •rty* Ho drove a tractor acrn.»
i Great Lakes • povwl highway without prr,a
•land, Ohio, tectlng the ________
pavement _______
'fro m lug*
waa decided on the wheel* of the henry veig b a t night, htola.
It trip* were I
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Stapler
chapter
Stapler,
Validation Of Big
Bond Issue Asked
By Clearwater Cit;
CLEARWATER, June 3— tfa .
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Second P M j |
O n e Commissioner Judge Sharon* Polls *Ht Tke .1—
a»l>M Prtil
Falls I n Obtaining) Good Vote In Home
y t S i u- 3
Hie Highest Vote County But Lags m«i race fo r th« ^ w a t- In First Primary, Through
District l?ntf
ifoSS
Jinkins, Herndon,
Ware Are High Men
bt First Primary
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S h e riffs Rpce To
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In R a c eCount
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early In .the e r e n iu while It m
■tm raining and whee It appeared
Be InRunoff For Congress
Amid Leaders
feubtful If tha aleaUod party eoald
8?lj894Vote*M»jorlty| STATE SENATOR
----SEMINOLE COUNTY
Over Dupree, Wins
All Home Precincts
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Afdden
year campaign to reduce autoi
muslttoa, aajri W. H. Cameron,
N atio n al Safety Coupefl. Con
^ne M? /i,t Jargufy
i w cxpliln
S r swhyt ss1
the
(cal period fa any drive to eont
"Each yesr," aal4 Csoteroi
helpless to arrest or redes* th#
way accident tragedies that beg
ta u a u p p o rt
kTSC
t t It! kX .IM t
hU statement that the summer of 1930 wflt
ra n a fk '
able reductions in accidents and thousand
k saved
if automobile drivers, whether vacatlonla
ring m
d riv in g
business, will religiously adopt “safe, sane,
methods and eourtesles,
Thb Safety. Council director aa’d the proas'ar*.> radio
of the country are being urged to lead a midyearp "cam palgn within a campaign" for aafe drivinp id -w alking
during the summer and are responding with
Ing acceptance from coast to coast. Editors of news^„,__m...In ____
Inrgf
cities and small cities, ha continued, have consented to
plaao still more emphasis on the careless causes of motor
ing accidents and tha sad sequence of sorrow, suffering and
expense that Inevitably follows,
Cameron pleaded for the serious cooperation of both
driver* and pedeatriaua through safe driving and walking
to th# era* that "for the first tifne Americans not only
will reverie the seasons] increase in traffic accidents which
tha law of average tails us already has begun, hut make
for themselves and others enormous savings In property
losses and human waste."
Lending hie bit to warning about summer striving dangen, R. L. Forney, chief council statistician, said Saturday
and Sunday will be the moot hazardous days of the week
im motorists and pedestrians. Each of those days, he
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win (hssri,
1 bat *a ship, a h tk lrr. Is wwfth
£. • sshragl"*
' I* sets w hen ma«t« srs ngmero -aes sad m«n sr*
•eee A Ze beard them, eteer lhew
W e sb a T b e here only to save th*
l . ' B rief cart*,
tiWT It gntouehed le greener
lie n are some pertinent facts about Great Britain’s
new monarch of the seas, the Queen M*ry, which ha* Just
completed successfully Its premiere crossing of the Atlan
tic:
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OWNER—Cunsrd White Star Line.
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WEIGHT—80,779 gross tons,
' DIMENSIONS—1.WH feet along waterline — the kmgT
eat ship In the world along the waterline: V.018 feet over
all; 118 feet wide i 19fi feet tall from keel to top of super
structure.
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LAUNCHED—Bv Queen Mary September 28, 193d.
MAIDEN BAILING—May 27, 1888, from Southampton
to New York.
RPF.ED—Apmroxlmatriv 80 knots an hour.
SCHEDULED CROSSING TIM E-Four days' from
England to America.
MAIDEN VOYAGE SCHEDULED CROSSING TIME—
Approximately five days.
Hew they have Xloneheek to a
CAPACITY—8,200 persona, including crew.
getel heapitat ward. Tbat’e where
CI.ARSE3 OF ACCOMMODATION—jCabln, tourist and
I iheuld have here put months
third class.
DECK SPACE—Twelve decks; ■ma|p deck 780 feet
long.
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Re hum, nothing te leak forENGINES—Single reduction gesfed turbine* generat
ted to new bet the second pr|.
try, the aeaeiorlat primary, and ing approximately 200,000 horsepower, supplied with steam
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from'27 oil-fed boiler*.
PROPULSION—Four manganese bronze quadruple-
r\K U E N 3 , bera la I t M e i S i a Raeda, wee
" f l o w e d to Uave hie M a te y baeaue* *f psfttleal Intrigue, sad w id e a lly became segaged le
bailneea a t Loagwoed, F lorida la 1ISI ha pee*
chased tbe charter ef the Orange Bah Railway,
and with three associates Immediately began ceeinaction, making tha eastern terminal at Lake
Munree. After many discouragements aad cole*sal Sna net si dlfficuftleV th* read was sventoalW
completed U the Williams tract, what Is bow Bl '
Petersburg, where la June, 18SS, the ire t tr a il
arrived.. P aw n s, howeesr, was forced te sell cut,
and left Florida never te return and sever to ace
th* phenomenal growth of gt, Petersburg of today.
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T B Z WHITE FBICXLT POPFT Is related le
1 lb* I*d Fepplea ef Europe and the OeUee
Popples ef the West, but unlike them has I m p
aped dalleata
A striktogly head some plant
log la plask
i t Is abandss
aad begins to
white flewan and gray-green leevee.
T B I FLORIDA1 JA Y which le eloeely related
* te the Else Jay, Is restricted entirely to Pie#*
Ida. The fleet* are loosely constructed with dry
twigs Used with graaa, usually built to scrub ask
bqihaa. OseaslenaUy a secead breed Ip reared
the earn* season,
.
Rich Slav Si
A Mustache.
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with a gal
RRBOBtlAN, Yugoeltrie, Jun« Hklag, W
S.—WV—J u s t a* *«mc persons —
cc.'Ject coins, postage stamps wr
antique*. (lvnrga Tcrllch gatharm
v a w
mustaches, new and old.
lie returned to bU Seme town
three year* ago from, the United
.States, where be prnepered. He
has no relatives hero, aad i*et#
much use for hie money, *“
Hand, the Mletea Clarice Hand.
Vera Terbun, Helan and Alice
Randall, Isnbal Strong, Quail#
Krrnk. and Oeerge Randall.
Georg* Armstrcmg, Fraser A m y
strong, Meaeher Real, H arry
Walker, and the «!*•*• PpebBrd.
Ur. end Mro. P. Bendy an
nounce the birth ef a little
daughter, Friday, May t*. l*i*v
Mrs. J. D. Davleon will have
ae her guest for several day*
this week, Mice Bernice Clarke
of PilatVa,
Aan Rutherford, IT-year-gld en
trap*, ‘bought need bricks aad
end ample, ipece for other oufetoor games.
dapping
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Ta a ssose. Uwt ls l r
lerprlse, sack bank M r *
p art ed the whole buatoeat
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oenltaotd efforts s t a g
roe* ef the coamwafty V*
�(.GEORGIAN IN .^ASRWEST ROMANCE
W m il/Bryan’eSIlyer Tongue
Democrat Chiefe
Charlotte Nix
Calenda MissIs <Giiest
Of Monor
THURSDAY
deafahlp League of the
poaal -Church .will cornet
rajE # t the home of |(r* .
b b e, Whet FTnt Street,
hare hegajwiml to bring
The Miaera Caroiyn end Louis*
Collier entertained, at a t*a T u n 0*7 afternoop a t the Jiom* or M'*f . a Mitchell, palmetto Avenue,
hi honor of jMii* QterlotU Nix,
P .. N. Whitehurat left todey for
nipt* In Georgia on a boalm u
■Mr. ami Mr*. 11. ft. Pope bei*
been .(ailed to lladdonfleld, N. J.
W. 8.' Pope.
Mr.
end Mr*. Charle* R
Thomta of AUenta were th* gurStd
for a abort time today of Mr. and
Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. Pilmetto Ave
J g y rFQHEMKHT
-regular • marilac - ef -Abe
MB LggioR A11*!1**'? which
W i i t f ^ r e a i i U M U h N o m in a tio n
WASHINGTON, June S
L
BuOdtri of the I0OT Dtrocxroth I
platform w{ll bo ipsred the o M lJ
apihsrrpiisment of the proWblttoajB
tpmtlMi'. bat the timber t W y l l
m a t hammer Into place to f i t 7
economic
conditions , pro mb —
.•■pie worry.
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Th«y face the troublesome Utah ?
of jfrlU n* a money j>l*n, alec* Jib*
President's emergency authority I
♦ fa r th* told content of th* Jo lt '
l»r etplrea next year, a n d ’else
p u it ity something about federal
rvain ploy n*unt maaeure*.
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President Roooevelt and the rec
ord ef M* Administration, how
ever, probably wilt 'ha Urn major
with .a XVonrer in hit buttonhole
and a batch of new atariei.
(trolled down Michigan boule
vard. Down the feme boulevard
marched cowboy*, their. «p*T»
•tanking ae they “yippcd-* for
Teddy.
(Harding: "Fortune1# F a
vorite" wrlu be th* eabjrct of
th* next article.)
Caspian Sea Said *
To Be Drying Up
I .Henry W ^ht arm ed yeatrrllay
from ‘ Rivrralde Military
Academy to.ypend the summer va
cation with Ma parent*, Mr and
Mret B. B. Wight, l,i ke Onoro.
' FRIDAY
The Piano pupil* of Mt*a Caro* C ptjsr will .present a recital
.StCXhPJ l L a t u * Woman's Club.
“iloridh Special” To
Open Today At Ritz
Mr*. R. F. Stewart and ion. R.
JC. Stewart, J r , returned todajf
to Atlanta after (pending a week
With,Mr. and.Mr*. J. C. Mitchell
Fa'metto Avenue.
visiting her dsugMrr, Mr*. P. N.
.Comedy, melodrama and ro Whitehnprt, for the peat few wept*
mance ' are mixed lavishly In returned todey to ber, home In farmera to receive for their basic
"florid* Special," neweat con Sgark*. Ga.
farm commodltlca price* in exeeeb
h o t *
tribution from the Paramount
of coat;"
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MAGICIANS
Studios, which open* today at
BANKING: Point to (ho bank,
SPRINGFIELD,
Maas.,
June
3.
(Am.Riti Theater, with Jack Oakia
ing act of 1335 which central lies
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R.
Calkin.,
of
(his
ef credit
ooeUU in
1- .Washing
U f..L U ^
the aooiul
conlrel af
graduating .dado of Seminole and Sally E llen In tha leading city, was elected president of tp« ll>a
ton in th* hands of the board of
Scheel will he held Friday,
•Oakte play* the role of a devgovtotleg*will be BmW*d
^ tv r r r r y .ir 'r tU fodkral raearr*
d d M H U i new*paper reporter.
ffgtam.
yesterday.
Other
officers
alaeted
Ahanghaird
by 'Kent Taylor,
TRENDING
AND A HAJ>
iwere:
First
vice-president,
Gerald
wealthy playboy companion, on af
of California; aecorrt rice- ANGIE BUDGET: Federal spendtrain bound for the sunny South, Koakr,
prealdent. Kata Lclpslg, of New Ing m iuttb* continued until such
he is forced to depart hla news York; secretary, Richard Du Bole, a time ai prirat* enterprlH g in
paper to accqmpiny tha youth, of New York, and trtaavrer. Royal taka up th* alack.
who .thinks hi* heart I* broken V. Jlegth, of New York.
GOVERNMENTAL REORGAN
by j..blighted romance. On thq
IZATION. Refer to th* efforts
trip, Oekle accidentally runs Into BELL FRIGHTENED INDIANS which have been and will coni
UVALDE, T*x, June 3.—W i— linos to bo mad* in a ftudy af
a asnaatlonal atory that provss
tha scoop o f the.pear for Ms Still in daily ue* at lbs Catholic th* question.
newspaper. - •
i pw rah a t D'Hanii Ja a eliurth .belt .FOREIGN TRADE: Reaffirm
On board th* Florid* f>yer are brought from Germany nearly a th* pariy’e faith In negotiated re
an
eccentric milllomira,
hi* century ago. Tradition *ay* an ciprocal trad* agreement*.
FOREIGN rOUCY: A declara
cpoeked . aecrstary, and Ms nlac*. Mrly settler once ran g ;It vigorChained to the secretary Is a box outly to frighten away an attack tion of tb* party on neutrality;
reaffirm what th* RoomtsIt Ad
xncut diamonds worth a vast by Indiana,
ministration already h*i dsns and
fortuM which tb* wealthy man
project )t Into the future as it
la taking South with him.
affects expenditure* for national
Rj^al gangs af croak* Marn o(
defence.
th* splendid haul possible on th*
POWER: Define a long-term
U*lu, gkn4f Ah*y . board It, ,murder
federal policy for th* regional de
velopment af power.
HOUSING: iDsflno a long-term
I' federal policy probably embodying
such .Wees as contained In tb*
i pending Wagner low goat housing
from being. itelan, however, and
i measure.
they disappear.
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'T h* m illion dollars' w o rth e f
TODAYS I0< DINNER FOR 4
garni ar* turned up only to ilU -,
appear again; tha' millionaire !
A glass of milk should be added
to this menu for every child and
ynaiaha*. SRd in the general ton- undernourished adult. A q uaff of
afcrnatlon n romance Is devel
Grad* B milk costa ' I t cents.
oped; the! prove* ■ life-saver for
Cabbage Tomato Rolls, 10 cents
the young pteyboy, who turns de
Hiked Baked Zucclnt, 17 cents
tective /to save the reputation efr1']
Staffed Devjled Eggs on .lettuee,
th* truin’* hostess, accused . a t jj
1! tents
complicity In tha .plot to steal
1 Tlet blew its,’B etter;-It cent*
H)e diamond*.
Chocolate Pudding C ak*,.|l cent*
Belly E lia n la th* tystega,
Oaffs* with Light Cream, I cents
millionaire, Francea Drake ■ h k h
Mace, Others In featured (-o'** tn ,
CABBAGE TOMATO ROLLS
Claud* aUUqgwster tha eccentric
Psrboll four Inrgu eubbeg* leaves
tha unugasl east ana
and remove tb* outer part a f the
(Sehleppermhn) Baarn af
I mid , HK Mix nna-fourth pound
(am*. J . Farrall
I ground tprnmasl with one-half
Th* Lavenla (Oa.) Time* anneuneee th* marriage In New Verb .*•
Ruby Nail Antheny af .bavoria, gayahter.ef a farmer BapUet ml* lata %
fa Js**ph Wane where th* New YariltMmapepera daeerlb* a* a CMn*ta laundry oparatfiv’PMy ere shewn.*Nt*> (Aseeslsted Free* Phot*]
ROYALTY OF. RHODODENDRON
for the Democratic candidate,!
MOSOOW, June S.—
SoWoodrow Wllaan.
Charging .th a t the Republican ▼l»t scientists Mid today they be
high command had "lebbed” him lieve th* Caspian Sea la drying up.
ef delegate*, Teddy mad* a ehar- In Baku harbor, a deep water peri.
aeteriatlc rip-roaring tavualon of an ancient fertreaa h ti appeared,
Chicago, th* eeneeatUn city, to Beientlate (aid the batttementa
lead his ow n,fight fee the p m l- were ceuheucted 800 year* (go by
Fenian Shah* a* an autpoet' in
dentlal nomination.
struggle* between Russians and
Fifteen minutes altar arrival, Fenian*. Th* fortreti tank below
he appeared on a ho te l1balcony th* it* tong ego by tn earthquake.
end pitched h*to tbe f ln t o f> «#rie* ef fighting apoeebe*. (barg
ing lb* party boat** >with "the ■MINUTE MEN’ l» » VERSION
naked theft" of delegation* end
KRNTONl 0.. June 2.—W i
claiming the prefereidlal primski ambara of the Kenton American
rlea had ahown he wn» th* shut** Legion Post have organised a
•f rank and file Republicans.
"minute man" corya to be e rsllThe Taft lead era replied that abl* for'local county or star#
hie unorthodox eppeaganc* at- the emergencies—either pollco or re
acme of the convention we» lief. Ten fclaste on the city siren
"Just another RooeeVelt bluff will he tha call to arms.
that had failed."
an; Ulhu Root dellrerlng tha ' O N L Y SHO W IN G IN
SA N FO R D
temporary ehalrmtn'e
addrcia
we* Interrupted h j derisive guf
faw*; apeaktr after ipeaher w*e
called out of order.
n rra theater
The Taft Unta htld. WUh the
majority of tha .aeetidited1Heeee- 0 o'clock A M. iThuraday and
velt dalegntaa eitting.ln drnmat:Friday
Ic silence, T eft -won. w rlh s <flw l
■■clra » n « W a a* <• IM Klballot with- M t vets* ito 107 far waafa
*l'aSirrrlilln>S mild'*
Kooaeralt, 41 far Rabart :M. La- tee*.
Fo'lctts, 41 for Senator Albert
A dultn 35c
Cummins of'Iow a, and 1 for Jus kCfcUd'gn 19c
tice Charles Evans Hugh**.
- iSince 344 Reoesvslt delegate!
had abstained from voting. That
nlgbt "bolting" Roosevelt follow
er* held a separata convention In
n nearby hall and nominated the
colons) for tho presidency. Gov
ernor Hiram Johnson of Caltfor;
nla was chosen as hla tunning
mala.
Many political prominent* who
still are mere or lea* active In
Republican circles took a con
spicuous pert In th* 1913 conven
tion. Henry Alien of Kansas
read Roosevelt's message at w lth,|
drawsl to th* delegate*. Among
other supporter* of Teddy wet*
Senator Borah, Glfferd Pine bet I
and WIVlam Allen White.
In th* T aft camp were Nicho
las Murray Butler, Ellhu Root
■nd "Jim" Watson ef Indiana.
Chuuneey Depaw,.japnty a t l»j
.CRUSADES”
Dorothy Kimberly (left) .and Frank Ibartdan Kannett ar. shewn In
th* rayal raiment thay will wear ae king and auaan *f th* Rhodadapdr*n faatlval at AshavlUa. N. C , Ju s.
Seth llv* tn A*h*«
yllla. .(Aaaeelatad Fra** Fhatea)
a double boiler. Cover with out and let etand. Cream thoroughly
cup of tomato sauce snd cook two one-half cup of shortening with
two cupa granulated eugar and
hour*. ■
add two waten eggs. 81ft two rupa
e f cake Dour, two teaspoon* bak
TOMATO SAUCE
Mi-It onr> and one-half table ing powder and one-holf teaspoon
spoons butter, add ona tsMa- salt. Add tbli to lugar-tuller mix■poon chopped onion Snd one-half lure alternately with onr-hilf cup
(lava garlk shopped fine and fry milk. Combine thin with th* choco
until brown. Add on* and one-half late piuk ing, adding one tea
tablespoons flour and mix well. spoon vwnllt*- Hake Jn greased
Slowly add one.fourth cup w s|*r cup eako pans In ■' moderate:
sad on* cup canned tomatoes and oven (3JO degrees F.) for twenty
oook fifteen mlnqtes. Strain lato minutes. Frost with your Isvorite
a doubt* boiler snd cook half an boiled king. Only one-helf of tb*
cek* la needed for dinner. The re
mainder may be served for tomor
CHOCOLATE PUDDING CAKE row's luncheon.
Pour on* cup boiling water ovur
Nota on tha passing of the
content* of on* package of prepared chocolate pudding. Stir until Monde: At B-K O studio Margot
dlgsolvsd. It should measure be Graham* aad-Lucik Hall ar* tha
Place on*-ha)f Jabtaspoon of th# tween one snd qne and one-fourth only blonde* among z( contract
cupa. Add one-half teaspoon sods players.
waJ directed by JUlfh Murphy.
ConvAatnns B ia t M ade dilatory
BAUER’S
RADIO
- FOUR GROUPS CLOSE 0KJT NUMBERS
BROKEN SUES
Whfln .Tkfy JLM t
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To TheVotersOfSeminoleCounty
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JlJW P br appreciate ywgr.fktth in me M .d f a n n sd a t th* poUs
hi th e .F irst Primary. 1 shall appredafa yeur cantoned sgp. ^port through th* Second ^Primary and I . tru st th at tha evsntng
throughout the County
District Hi
It Is my wish to Ulro this means of
’ «xpre!ainir my deepest1 ippredutkm
to those who .so loyally pupported
r ps
in
y e ite rd a y ;*
p r im a r y ,
Tha
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o f confidence Riven
mo
throughout the - *ity and the counr
ty was indeed grAiifyiny and dur‘ I n f ray term o f offit* 7( .shall al
ways bo at the aatfrica of Bemlnola
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HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
U Have Beehi Looking Forward To, And Eagerly Awaiting
Economies In This, The Greatest Summer Sale In Sanford
The Sale tjontinues Until Further Notice
Get Set for Rich Bargain Pickings in This Sale!
HOUR SALE
81x99 INCH
Tnit think of thb! 1U*1 » •
Mad* of fin* printed
i*
coolnoa* and *nNJ»N»
nlghta aleep—■Good ‘ looking atyUa
and *M tU m for chootimr# • r m
bargain ( mo window) at •*• *s*h.
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WEDNESDAY S-P. M.
BEDSPREADS
5 0c
TOWELS
About 36 in 0ie lot to
close out. Assort«? style*
and color*—«t 60c each.
SMART HATS
for Women who
Know their styles
Assortment of Clever
Modes and Materials
1 Lot U> $2.96
$1.00 Beach
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HATS 9 8 c
Nkw shipment of these
goes On sale a t only 08a.
s il k
m
Bie QUAUTY.
Those large heavy attrac
tive $1.00 Beach Towels—
while lot lasts, (1 to a
customer) at 69c.
69c QUALITY, _
89e QUALITY, .
$1.00 QUALITY,
$ l i 5 QUALITY,
CHILDREN’S
Phoenix Socks
Anklets, of course, In
solid colors and fancies of
moat any kind desired.
25c Anklets, 22e
. 29c Anldela, 24e
89c Anklets, 29c l
Women’* Spring
At Interestingly
low pries*.
10c Towel*, 8e
. 15c Towels, 12c
19c Towels, 15c
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,
25c Towels, 21e
29c Towels, 25c .*,’ ■
■35c Towtl*, 19c ,
PIQUE C
ww ts,’ Navy • a ad 1
S lid I ,to O
Bathing Suits
Assortment of good fityto*
Colon, by Bndloy—C s a t
SILK NEGLIGEE I
$12.75 Vale*, nt
$16.75 Yah*, at
918-75 Valia, at
QuaUty
cM&H—'
29e-^42x38, at
AU c o lo n ;
1*29
„ moire Robes
ffsM n
tfrrm * t 1• » meh.
u, Women’! Blouses
BAGS
Mtn’e Excellent leath
er Oladatonea in brown
A black, of real qual
ity New.
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35c G rata ~—
60c G rata
Tuesday, 3 P. M<
UNION SUITS
BEST MAKES
75c CHECK MUHI.IN. .
$1.00 IlROADCf-OTH.......
$1.80 HDKF. CLOTH, ._.
newest m aterial;
Men, Come Get And-Yours
MEN’S TIES
taring the $24.76 regular price suits, now $21.76 while
lot lasts—so belter hurry men I
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Choice*! silks, etc.
$1.00 Ties 89c
65c TIES* 49c
Men*—Boys’
LINEN SUITS
,
—
■ 1 ,7 c
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4
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The choicest quality white,
round thread pre-ehrun*
Linen—Sizes for men-ana
boys—Tho $13.76 regular
suits now only $11.75.
WORK
SHIRTS
Tho beet kind*
11.00 G rata — 89c
$1.25 Grade,._ 98c
9L50 Grade, I U I
MEN’S WOOL
.
SThep onewest,
rt Pants
In small
checks and stripes light
effects for cool summer
wear.
*
The $4.us
|* a n
PANTS ...____ ffte Z e F
The »avs
if a n
PANTS ....____D s T « F
It*
I*
-
lie
In the oholcrtt light and dark wk*h<
able kind*. ■<> rnnl and deilrabls
* Choose a* fo'luwe;
Trunks And Suits
1.50 PANTS, a t J .2 J
1.95 PANTS, a t 149
2.50 PANTS, a t I .98
$1.00 Garments, *t ----- 89c
$ U 0 Garments, at ___ $1.29
$1.95 Garments, al ...... $1.69
$2.50 Garments, n t ___ $1.98
$3.50 Garments, at ___ $2.95
$3.95 GarnNnts, at ___ $3.39
$4.95 Garments, a t ___ $1.29
In the most wonted styles, colon,
terisls:
...
MATERIALS
Men’s and lloya’
• Bathing
Reduced price*, now, on the very
ewlm good* you want.
BOYS’ TOM 8AWYBR”
lg V»rtotjr C*t«#
WlutS a chance to navel Sheer
printed Uiwns—Batistes—Etc.
—variety of |>attems In print*
—cool, pretty, nice—bargain
pr'ce 10c yurd.
WASH PANTS
make—all wool—in just the shades for tummci- ore style—better workmanship in tailoring and ntichEamoua
ing—The' best value a t regular price—now to go at a nice
15% OFF
PHOENIX
SPECIAL!
Hour Sale
- METj’S ATHLETIC
Raffled sod tailored stylet.
SOCKS
suns
By HART SHAFFNER & MARX
$1.25 CURTAINS,______
79c Gormenta ....—....— ~ 89e $1.50 CURTAINS,_____ $
fl.00 Garments ------89c $1.00 CURTAINS,______
$1.25 Garment*----------- •
$1.95 CURTAINS,_____ I
$1J0 Garments ......
$i-»
AND
All colon, combinations and
solid t color socks—Elastic top
and regular
CURTAINS
SHORTS-SLACKS
.DRESS SLIPS
PHOENIX SOCKS
Sheer P rinted
M aterials
PILLOW CASES
$1.95 COATS
$2.95 COATS —
She* 4 to 14—best style* A qusljty
For ngen i to 16 —
SdaC6 . autcntlm ----Print* a n d Solid*,
wkitn'rtai fast*—only
t'*°c each.
$1.00-63x99, a t ___1------- I
$1.25—-81*99, at ---------- I
$1JO—61x108 . a t _____ $1
Etoatlc top sad i
tor tty to*
k n it t e d
Now Y o u C an Buy
T h o se S m a rt, Cool
SAXON SHEETS
GLADSTONE
Attractive Sty too i s lace trio •
A tailored deMgtia, »mart e «
for Urn choosing.
. TOWELS
All sixe*—for face and
bath. All reduced to wit:
The regular »1
W om en'*— C h ild ren ’s
COATS ind SUITS
$1.00 DRESSES
E ic lie n t grad* and weight
HATS 69c
* 8 9 P A IL T T ,
69c
Bath and Huck
$1.25 Linen and Silk
"n a variety of m l ,
Children’s
Made oy -dooaocmOUBC
non Mills—impcrficts
of the very Towels
you want — double
thread; nice, colors
large size.*—see win
dows, 15c each.
*
1
At
Mothers Take Not ce
. Men’s Wanted
B9s Grade.
75«
$1.00 Grade, .. 89c
CHILDREN’S WEAR
PIQUE
Pajamas, slip* an
disced a* follow*:
At Prices that will ’Bring the Women Folks
i f •
• Flocking to Yoy^U’s j
s'...
In good style* and
colors all redortd.
Khaki, and P i "
:htck pattern*. Buy
,K>wt
A
CfflLDRINBV
UNDERW3AR.
WASH
DRESSE8
POLO
SHIRTS
*1.29
Wornsn’s Pretty
Wednesday, 9 A. M.
1 Lot, Up to tUO
-
[Work Pants
fcSt |U»,
The Season9s Popular FavoritesTn
H ead lig h t
most wnnted pastels,
white, etc. for dresses
blouses, undies and
children's garments
39 inches wide—sale
price only 69c.
,
MEN’S — BOYS’
f Men’s *1.5U ^
EXTRA!
Hour Sale,
9 A. M. Tuesday
BATH
TOWELS
« H * ss* ? O T rT
to w thaar* to
a lot on lieadl
SPECIAL!
HOUR SALE
Saturday 3 P. M.
E veryth in g Is o n SateX C o m e G et W h at Y ou NeecL
Square Count Dr*** PHb
from our reieto r »lock—m s
^ t s tloe* out w k tln 'W lW I
What • bargain—Thl* flna quality
•heeta In tha excellent weight for
Jong aarvico—Limited I to a cus
tomer a t Me each.
SPECIAL!
HOUR SALE
S
a d t o e n ew s!
s e e a n d b u y , w h ile t h e se t a n jS jB W G Y A L u S A B E A V a SlA ^ R n SU P E R B Q U A L I T I E S , DOMINATING
STYLES, THE KIND OP MERCHANDISE YOU WANT TO OWN. EVERYTHING IS ON
SALE! COME GET WHAT YOU NIEDEU
.
’
Famous Saxon i
1.25 Bed Sheets
HOUR SALE
^
Starting 9 A. M. Saturday^ ^
F in e Silk H ose
COME PREPARED FOR SURPBBES! BE READY FOR THRILLS GALORE!
FRIDAY, 3 P. M.
SPECIAL!
HOUR SALE
Y
Drastic Price Lowering for Proper Stock Le?elings!
Starting 9 A. M* Friday
:
.
»»•
tmporte*
<»r l a c . C la tt
2.95 PANTS, a t 2 4 f
Famous “TOM HAWYEIl”
FINE SHIRTS'
BOY’S SHIRTS
AND BLOUSES
for men who want the beat—. ’
These prices embrace' cur
entrle stock in the choicegt
colors and whito. Very best
makes
All Reduced
I
Nice patterns, colors, solid,
white, etc^-now priced:
The #8fc Quality
.
- New tie nrd.
1.00 SHIRTS, S fc
1.49 SHIRTS, 1 .2 )
1.65 SHIRTS, tAA
MATERIALS
- --
_ _
2.00 SHIRTS, 1
Sh«r Wear**
rise qualltte* all
Pure
7,
8Uk/ Qrade*
79e G rad * ---- ;
11.00 A rid * __
$1-25 Grad* —
$1.50 Grade _
MEN’S PAJAMAS
In the good mokes'and nice
colon end petterni we sell—
1^5 PAJAMAS, 9 |e
,L50 PAJAMAS 1.2>
1.95 PAJAMAS 1 6 9
2.50 PAJAMAS L 9 8
2.95 PAJAMAS 2 4 9
STRAW HATS
The select shape* and fin
■trawa right in height at
fashion and demand—now t«
go, as followa:
$1J5 8TRAW HATS, |L £
$ « « STRAW HATS, $L$fl
MM STRAW HATS, 9 t!l
�*
*•T'j
8 A N F 0 RD
N O W R ID E S
MERS
IrVv*f\, \V t! >*>V
*
StoerrNP which. begtij
b r prla* to w Xpnnar
n U a ' ball-rearing,
}atory of hjtne«te«dl>
kfhMlOcRMthVWt. ..
»U>lr LewU called I
[f. Mencken Mid therein "th*
i » h quality of grefu return.
» American u m l a t high t*IU
<■' ! ■ i
l* o w M iW W M lh
I trunk, two awing*, end qthe*
{bargain*- Telephone B f lj.
^
U f l | Y O U t WATCH repaired WHY BF l i t h e t w n *uie RAT-
re noat M^IUher'i bl
wket.*eUtoId J~.Dt
t the H m " deep It
>. U ill *f that— K.I
n ago /n the .Or
S s d S 'A J r i
s k %
* t s .
M t h i t w < ittN M f coic
taebpd toitba ertmia.1 *ri
go ievAmM ih
*Sf 5 “ 3 5 .“
fty folk
laid tho
V enjliflerchandige
t o " d u r U to U H ad the
alto machine Uw and rellcenaea coating *2,900 path,
i.m eahln. totaraata-a* id ad
«*to appegl .w the Stole
to* ,Court ,wp4U -he taken
jjnM toM M R '
X
pa».lng"
J«W- a r W M W , 3 3 3
i eh a eeeat- guard
l»Mv
to he** •Ih e.aU c
lag overhead, "n.
•na and to gather
x\ r r ~ r r
jneauM) II ^
CYFKES8 CO
YROO HUNTFJta
We pay I t eonta IV. taah rough
wL at S.mlnole Food Store, San
ford t:S0 , A. U , ’.<M y.
Fature Fetre.r*
* toheol g re den end later f d t In their tre.au rer a t preeent have a total memberehl* of tS,
55CK.H—J.,__l____*
; ■ -i, ■
■■
. ----- -- a
------- ■ ___ : - ,
T O W N S p t D D E N IE S U S IN G M A IL S T O
«hlkihood
nan.
and
r la oae after payment ef
xlmgtely *200,000 In feeeJ
D EFRAU D
r^ v ^ T p j
TO Dalton, Ga„ vU
Wedneeday morning.
two paaaengere ami
C. W. tobill, l.aka
_
h 3 t i'CR:
Security
Seed Company la
813 K. Klr.t SLrto
formerly ocrapled
Bead Co., on W ..t
Uy oatftttod few
•t
...a
M.udle, heifer ownel by W. R.
Jeffery, of Shawnee. Okie., hrrfme a mother at the age of 1.1
month*, three day*.
NMlre |> h*r»bv »l»»e Dial . t.
YUM T C A im nu.
w.» nonflaiert lx the Criminal Court of
•krmlnela l-nunlr. Kl.irlitn, at . Ike .'
Viar If larm thereof. A. P, ilia ,
or Ih* oflrnM of Hr.ad t. p -nv and a*nl*nred lharafi.rn In • It" l- '
ford fur two ra .rs will nptdy fur
e1am»ner In iba Mala fbaaril rtl
Cardona. Tnllabaaaaa, florid.,
|
* ' Hot Weather Special
lla nr it r.gitlar marline.
Cookie.
j o i i n t . c A iinnM *
V
1 dot. ISe
2 do*. Ilk
lAnpllennll.
Pie. (U rg e)
1 dm. Butter BUculi.
v Both for 29c
Remember 1-2 Day Special.
SALLY’S
DRIVING
Atlanta,
Can take
b«fr»geMary.
ASSESSOR
llfClloQt ot
^
“ S ,'
Ovtede PebUe Sektei
' ~ — T .
•
* f P U B AUUW
| U ,be allowed to ronalrudlt an lime.
.
’r . (total Of led* V. V. A.
■agricultural building on a part
U i t imaaior the echoel board
j ,
| ef thin land.' The boy» clearedappropriated *1.000 for the •#•, F. Cooper, erglcultnrel In- the land ef gra.a» weede end .traction of an agricultural buildPtor in Oviedo nick School traah and (raw encash vote- Inf, which woe completed OeL I,
fecal advi.or for the Oviedo, tahlee en^ flowen the flret pear
IMS.
•
ire Yamere, came to na In1to r* « l;e 120, and thU we.
Bono of theofflcUU feel that
lomaaor of l#34. The beya, Mod to par part of their
Orlcdo Yutare Farmer* have opt
i their Mvtoer, C. B. Dew.on, penae. to the .tote convention of tg , beat echool garden. an.
been deinf a good grade i.(, U it eummer. Three tone of diary, agricultural hulldlnge
In
Um
k the three preceding pweie.i/arUUaer end a crop of cowpeet1iU l#. The boy. painted the builddid not hove a aultabJ* ptere wore tam e I under In the fall l„r and beeullfled the gretradp
' •
ry three or fogr
Fted end
moving from
the bulUling
by ‘Stokea
F lr.t SL
t—Lont tpd Found
T i t ) l / d rTkvanlng drvu. Worn
an ran have lama by deacrib'
Ing. Call llearbl Office.
notified he
*1,000 PuJIt-
•1— A utom obile*.
1 1-2 TON DODGE 1035 model
Tractor and .cml-treller with
20-ft clo.nl body. Like new.
*1200. T.rma If de.lrad. Itoel
4 Sena. M l W ^ la t SL ___
. MAGNA CUM LAUDE FOR BOTH
ALI-STATE Urea “ Sear? prhto
aad Saar.’ quality. Seel and
Soar, M l W. W e t SL
^ J l M l W s J v in le d .
11r u t ,------ •_! —
COUJRRD "w O M A H * ^ato a* to b
doing Uundry or eleanjng
h0UM. LIIII. Mao Jrnklna, Car.
»th 4 LoeoaL
' •
r . 'T = t ^ < r
.
• *r
>__ *__
1
‘J
He la ahewn (left) In toa
* v r el Oeergta. (f
:. . .
j s s r i ,^
: 'k. j t s j
There ere U .l.neea . where It Overten, and twiw with M/eto vwrjr .pparent hag v . u wuni Caraway:
.
[ (piltoujf i« th* » » l Mr. Long
Ifra. Ling r hi tot o l l . I. anjuyI toiutd here voted. In ratroepect, w bar term la jhg C g*a|e f T ‘ *
i Kepublicnn i
Vandenberg
npbrto an A
COLORED G l k C - V u l T w .l l u i .
want, heaaewerk. Eiperl.peed
In launda and dlahwaahlng werk.
#11 Tenth SL
ifc^WseiwT
.FURNISHED GARAGE
mini. tot R. Ith SL
a part-
THBEETllboM'TaniUhed a p ^ tmenL DewpeUIrt. US K M
Bk
/
e
-jiiOp;
PQE BALE: Klectrto R tfrlgen
Complcle Line
LIQUORS - wi;
. & GINS
312 BANFOnn A
Phone 01.12
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w # w » t« 5 5 is s t
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m i 'u i
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ay Hurl For
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f
lUin
timLtfr- *JhJ '
Ciiccks
/iW-•’4rn ,'v
cam* U Sanford, and la 10 yeans
j_ _ of i f f Hte hen* la Hdrtfeed,
. fh. Coon., w h an ha *wem graduated
■” from high echoed aad Um attended a trade setoeL
—
y_
.. j
Frank*! bawls 11 taraer ana bo» L n ru i
I n t o i Jaalar l n p «
I i.T to X CUmoad, Tha'H artford le a n aa
a ll. w « Filth h* pbyad got into the seal^ flaala t h i t y i n , to t waa iafaatod
r * j r t , Springfield, Mass. Ha pUyad
on LeRlon and Ugh school to«na
•
E r tf e y h game m Sanford
F a g a in e t tha DeLand Bed*.
Anally gat through four and
tolf lantags, )att enough i t
■to the aeeeealty of - tawing
•backs. It w m Impossible
fat the ten teat through tha
t Inning and n decision, to t
|a Marne ware made la the
and n half that were pUytil
iftfc Inning dedalon might
f k ata been a tie.
Urden pitched for tha locale
•Sowed three * hlte before
game - wee called, but the
•uto had been „ unable to
I Bunch, Rad burhr.
M Lookout* will hare la, play
i header! during thy
with the G-Men of
two with the Atateas
ilka and orfi with (to Hug*
and, an rained out.
>
a r e t haea toon rained out
to tn etber towns cm the
Ida Stats League elrrult, but
to many a* these h» whleh
,
TONIGgr
ELECTION
RETURNS
I* .
>•
II
k K U ln n
/ L S I (Hi
te r d ln s le -
while Weigel, walked eight men
to keen htoeelf in trouble.
|
1 T to flalnte broke a.!**!! tie in
Uto eighth when three hit* ta l
lied a run to t 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 S t Aa- rUU G-Men, »-», tore yeeUrday. OereWnd Heighte CJub Saturday i
I
guitine white Guerra and Emer-1 T to UUndare (UKed tto aeor- and Bonday. June 07-ZB.
Claude Harmon, Orlando, won
ton tend the Asa tee attack with ing in tha f ln t Inning when they
tallied once on en error In tto tto IBM championship, but will
outfield good for two t o 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 i t . (Heretofore, boy* 00 and un
inning came on four kite, te n mi M - to rn g te |ed . TUtTraT^gf Ja g
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 hom ara^ Kgfeisf.
ro crock at the heavy
for tto
Daytona Beach team, rumen-up, though It Is tollorad
White S o s.tt Lopes. Bees 1| Sokr, I ’T O IIl S t , L O U IS L S r d 8
pitched two-hit *bsll until tto that Oeergo Boltsta, Panama City, weight wroatling tltfe.
Pirate* 1; Collin*, Cardinal* ){
— ■'
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
L
Tto Cincinnati Rads, totling fpr
Z
A’^ n n a n m id If. ta " doolliful finishing off -young Karl Darle In
T to Meters; F6*s, Red Box 13;, a place la the first division of Srimn
a match hero.
Troohyplndlans U ; J. M oon, Pfcl!- 'to Notional Lsagve, ha* bought wveriiK fr*fter ^ l o ^ ^ b l .
Md th at Bobby Dank, lS-yo»N«ld state
Ha he* worn * the crown • fivo
lies 0; Dickey, Yankees 0 | Gehrig, William "Wild Bill"
HelUban
Yankee* l | L ausrl, Yankees R. | from tto fit. Loot* Cirdinn'a
times In. hla v Z4-year wrastllng
to J u r ' . ^ d
th l erreer. but that makas no differ*
Laagu# Totals
.to
boletor a shaky
pitch- g rtt and Adair poling out tto j
btow^ one ru«[ «ortng- I rommeTto J ^ r t h C U r o C
Amartean ...........................i _ .J 0 8 Ing staff.
- '
anro to bins ,
,,
National ----- ---------------- 1—.—
lSTT f T to rotaran left-hander, who
“I
wltit
It
sgrin,"
to amid. “I am
Goralckl on the hllteck. told the1
_ . .
- ~ ~ hM wan 08 game* and lost <0 Gatnssrilte nln* to one hit dur-| r r a h e k l u c k y
old for tto-gam e. I*m not ttd 'ln g
•wm*
.......................405 during an sight-ysar career in
m yselfV oet that, to t I h e n 'r t ing his stay on tto mound. Ha
•
“ *-•
the major leagues, wax pur- ttruck out fir* aad tesus# t w o __ ____ _____
partenra and bars kept In shape."
Lewi* still affecUeely uirs hi-,
fro* passes. Throe of the strike- ta Mr. an# Mrs.
famous strm gllng hold In hie
oute gained by FraUak •earns, a She weighed 1 1 1
't o eighth frame when to faneod thUd was bora t
matetoa around tko "Jura-and-iug"
,
ROME, Juno B ^ t ^ B o y d
»»W
Comaioek,
ro tan n
American
whleh
Manager
Frankie
By Tha Aisodated Proas ' I coach, who ha* t o n el Vela. Yrtoeh of the.. Cardinals had asThp standing (leading throe baU
M h d in r s
'
IW«
ill. I e i.il,
X.w Xurh
IHUtniml.
r i u 'i .K n
lt-«|on
-ilsrlnnell
m.iuj.lphlrf
ItfMklrn
B M n« Out the
DeUnd Iload
i
’t
1
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VA.T1 . l S t n
IV
IX
I*
I.IS«4i|IM
I
ri.« ru lie « u
CAMP
John , Krtder, ’ naw pitcher
signed by tha L o^oato w reral
dayi ago, arrived yesterday ftom
Wlfkwbarro, Pa., apd took part
hi the rained r a t g aao 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
0 , f Jliwt
(U ||.« * « I1 U
S a n la c e
sao R T s
Lookouts Also Sign
New Outfielder; 2
Players vOn Bench
Stawtowr fCT four Jnn' *** U“ “ I^ptato
- A ll-a# W m t i ; h«to •<«,'
be received at
scoot for the BL Louie Cardin
to w m sent. to Um training. <a
at D ay to n Bench this ywr> t
w o t to N i t b for a eoupia
• M b , ’ and U m to SanZ ert
May I t kt (rode for McNally <
w m returns# a t m tto Buddy L
Baa) blew op. ffa playsd H
field far tto Leokaut* ha tha
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Americana Co«hlng
MMX Olympic Team*
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le a g u e ),
f t
a ABH
•I* T ,rrF» Giants ^ 4 4 81 10
j i t So llvan. Ind.
2* M 13
•i'» H. Martin. CnnL 39 101 U
HI Msggio, Yka. >7 131 31
Mcdwtek, Card. 41 173 14
RiSellff, WB ... 07 HM 10
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J83
'a Results
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
LB WBTUC- ,V T
TAgHJONED
K
art
.
*
far lumber, roofing
and building material*
• r all kind* o il on na.
H art ysuT 'find the,
most rogaunabte price*
and best juiiity »mt
Its qiikhMt mniteo,
f
Sudden Brrvlce ;.7.
H IL L
V*'
We enter to t
�S a n fo rd to T h e O nly C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, E l f h t r r
A nd W a te i fra n a p o rta 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 SD A Y , J U N E 4, 1W *
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
Fred P. Cone, second high in
Ten randkhite* for legisla the auto's t i l l precincts for
tive and county offices were governor gore PetU w ij 41.- the state, was also second high In
o m 41.741. Hodges 40.Seminole County in the vote for
nonvnnted by majority votea 34$, CCarter
I1.U1, Paly 32- governor, receiving ftfto voles, with
in Tuesday's primary, but it M7
, 47;
WUUam C. Hodge, e clot, third
will take the second primary
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with S23 votes. Peter Tomtsc lo of
on June 23 to decide the JACKSONVILLE, June 4.—(/P) »he neighboring county of Orsnge
nominees of the party for
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csrme In fourth In the tabulation
other offices. In many races
a ^ tha Seminole County vote with
of 4M, with Stafford Celdthe Contests were elose. and h ig fih e n and runner-bp for JltO «
In one case the second high gubernatorial nominetloo. Un- welt* of Miami In fifth place In
Monty t o t
------------------------------------- Wing of Lake Mary polled 197
wtoe.
a P. Herndon w u renominated
rlerk of courts tor h veto of 1,967
to 1331 for W. L |forgan.
J m . D. J Inkina smn renominated
tax selector over W .R Woteon by
a vote af 1370 to 1.8M.
Sanford p. Doudaey, who hoe
been acting tog eagattor for years,
was nomlaatad to tto t .office by
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rendldatas. HlaYotn Wan 1,174. J,
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
man gets Into Iho rip-off by the
narrow margin of 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 of Ge
neva which gave W. R. Dupree,
hie opponent, a majority, and
Golden rod which was tied. Senator
Parrish carried llr. Dupree's home
precinct in Sanford aa well as Mr.
Dupree's former boms precinct ef
Speaker Byrns Of ;
Congress Dies At
Early Hour Today
FOR GOVERNOR
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 ag 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
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! 62,741, McNamara 80361,
, 1oT Vln C. Swearingen, and 114 for
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J. R. (Tux) Bullock.
F o u r P p n u i n i f T ills w l
8UU TreaurerU f. V. Knott rtf UU * * CT b O IIB A U i e a m Wm) a majority In this County.
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 ,.
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, 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 a t
Mbthan Mayo, commissioner of
Point Walking fun; WUtlo Weeley agriculture, (received u three to
Hard Work Believed
To Have Hastened
Death Of Leader
TOTAL
too
WASHINGTON, June 4.—
(AI’l — S p enker Joseph Wel
lin g to n B vriw died at 12:15
o’clock thin m o m ln ir of »
h e a rt n lto ck followed by a
ccreliral hemorrhage.
He
w ould have been 67 on July
■l?P. • Aimoat unfit the hour
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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
Nordgren; decorations, Lieu ten-1
ant Hoffman; reception, all offleers of the post of Sanford.
One hundred are expected to attend.
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w e
„ The County Oommlaa'onere jeaInstrtnrtad Cljfh O. P.
« •"> * « to write the State Reed
Department about the malntmtenre
that department lo x u p p W to
provide on State Road 44 wext of
Hanford and B ute Road 292 exit
of Oviedo,
ChineseM ay Join
„,ntUI
To F ight A gainst n S L T S S & S ir f i
Jap ‘Aggression ;r at
iS
FOR CONGRESS
SRMINOLR COUNTY
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‘r f chen, B y rn n h a d
1st rattan program through Ooflare*, swiftly >o the session con'd
eml Saturday. Friend* believed
that hard work hastened the fa*'
tal attack. Many obaerven b e
Joseph W. Bym*. Siwaker uf llrvrd with the speaker Kona the
session might lait well Into neat
the House and wheethursi- "f thr
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Deniorratlf parly, who sumimbrd wrek or longer.
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 a t tto t o o r i j
llmiae representatives met hCigHF'
tomorrow morning at P o’clock.
end elected WUlam B. ttn lb e e d
of Alabama, majority Wader, ta
Through the courtesy of J. L.
succeed Hyrna aa speekww.
The Praeldent aaktt 'Speaker
PARIS, June 4 —M l—Prem ier. Byrne belonged to Ami athool at
Alht'tt Hnrruat end hi* coalition • Lateamen which la tfaa hope end
underprivileged
child’s
fund. cabinet re.litned today to permit Justification of our democracy.'* He
ordered all flag* on government
This money U used by a special l
committee heeded by Julius the nocUlHt* to »<ume 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 of 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 itrikwore gubmlttad today by school, are until thr U tter evacuate 200 3. 19.1ft. Back of him was a fell
quarter century aa a member of
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 he waa rlrrtrtl president of Iho new Democratic majority, and haad a t
Crusades' vary much. I fool th at' chamber nf drputirs, a position the
Democratic
Congressional
I* will help the jpupil*
.................
In history corresponding to speaker of the campaign committee.
very much.” Erma FlynL
House In the United States.
“ Uncle Joe" to hta oonatlta"I think T h a Crusades' la a
All employes of Pari* news* enta, he was a shrewd politician,
splendid picture and la of 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 of history,
In History Isoaoua " Lilian Thombiography and detective etorleo
and a fisherman whenever a lotup In hie work allowed him to
The Florida Exposition is be indulge In that pastime, Ifo
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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 of the state chamber
commerce, will be tha ispeaker *hal l*nt themselves to cmrica*
of two programs In J ackson-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 of. "marked him for Ufa."
the Florida Exposition and will! Dyrn’a terries on the pivotal
K. Gandy of
LOCAL WEA'
Grant,
of tho
'3
Inborn! to jiaait the admin* ,v d
Are "Expected T o ' K l w a n i s
Sponsoring
Form Organization J. “ ‘l ' , V r u
T # Wnrk
Of New State Group
— ___ ___
hi Welfare Work
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„ j House, beginning at 2 o'clock. The
SHANGHAI, June 4,—(36—Em- ^oard Is composed of the county
m lu rta. uf the Chinese Canton iu d r.; U ta T h ilrT .. of the board
government sped noMhw.rd to-ley. of County Com miss tone rv, and tha
official soureos declared, to dta-1 , UpervUor of regUtratton. Abco u with Nanking officials proballots will to opened by
poaale for a united Chinese war ^
board.
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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- of Tenth Street and Banford Ara
Bishop's waa 733.
tion of Canton propoaals agnjmt nue will be closed Friday from
Bomlnole County votars favored
n ohnngo In the office of ad jau n t
Bank Bandit** A uto
I* Found In Florida
Heart Attack Takes
Life Of Democratic
Pillar As Congress
Session Nears End
In Congress For
Q uarter Century
National G u a r d , E n d o r s e
Officers To Meet-^ ^ S I C d ^ !C w ad es Showing
Rit z Theater
of Here June l J - M ’t t f f Kfffro aw e t s
official reports from 1,1S(I Pt**- Seminole County with a vote
cincU out of 1,324 precincts give 408.
Pet te way 44,701, Cm* 6138S<] ail the other guw nulnrUI eanHodgea third with *9318, * n d |dJ(r,lM f tl, M ow 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-.mond B. Gautier received 12. J.
riecU In Congress second dla- ft. Yearwood polled 10 votes, Carl
trlct gave Green 18348, Jennings Maple* a n l Mallie Martin tied with
63M , Porter 3,080, Bears, 4,014, eight votes each, and Amos Uwls
Tompkins, 1.162.
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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«precinct. In Congre.. fourth d H S f c '
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trict gave Cannon 16383, Phillips Sharon a L.TtL W. J. (Fnnlel
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PLATFORM WHICH ASSURES YOU OF INCREASED
ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY, AND DECENCY IN THE
SHERIFF’S OFFICE.
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ANWDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1 W
Interest
Bonos Checks
Are Expected
In Two Weeks
Voting Is Seen As
HesvyWithl612Bsllots Cast I n G ty
, Polls U p T o 2 P .M .
First May Arrive In
, Sanford June 16,
Postmaster H o lly
Has Been Advised
Ballot Counting
To BeJNon-Stop*
Gerka Wffl Work AU
Night; Herald To
Broadcast Returns
I Heavy voting from the
lim e the polls opened at 8
o'clock this morning and Immoms crowds around the
polling precincts In the City
show the interest being tok
en in today's primary with
ito unusually large field of
eandkktee for *11 office*
from governor of the etote
At t o’clock this afternoon •
total of l i l t votes had been cast
In tha four polls In Sanford,
Products 1 and 1-A in City Hall
and Products t sad t-A In tha
Court House. In tha First Pre
d act, 171 votes bad been oast,
an d to tbs Third preciset, WQtml-
Dr'. Joseph A. Ceutramarab
(above), former dcntUt of Leb
anon, N. H , entered Florida's
Democratic primary today to op
pose Franklin D. Rooaaralt far
that’ tU U 'a praaldentla) vote.
(AP Photo)
Martin Leads For
Governor In Vote
Of Two Precincts
TENSION RISES AS JAPANESE INVADE CHINA
Veterate resldIn* hi Seminole
County m ; begin receiving thetr
t w n i a two » m H from today, u eordlag to advices M at Postmaster
a J. HoDy by t t e PeetoffVe De
portment In Washington. V in t
ban da and O i i h will bo oioUad
ont from A tlanta on J um It, and
tbaoo I M payaiauto aboald roach
boro the fallowing bay. Howrrtr,
tboy win not all room tbo first
day, tbo postmaster worn*.
Pajrmmt la to bo modo la codor of reeelpt of applications, and
n m vetexeaa dolaycd filing tbolr
application*. Many others gave
tbalr n o d mailing addroaooa hi
tbalr application and If thorn
woro an offteo or n itora wboro
tbo Tctoraa la oaployod tboy woro
rotumod and now application
showing roaldoneo addresses woro
filed. Tbo pootmoator*! liutroc-
Vote Is Complete In
Two Rural Commu
nities Before Noon
JACKSONVILLE, J um ts-UP)
—Keen Interact and fair wcathbr
brought out a heavy, early* vote
In Florida', Democratic primary
In whkh a record field of candi
dates seeks nomination to nsUenal.
addrsasas Id know* to tbs (airier.
M o tte r Identification la nacea-
neb On the other recce the Lean eeunJ g k l'ty precinct gave for attorney genmnt- *rsL Labdle I, Bentley none; fur
»gto comptroller. Bulloch I, Lee t . An, u derson It fee tr easurer, Knott 7,
with Lancaster 1| for odjutaat gtneral.
CoUlne S, McNamara non*: for
commissioner of agriculture, Mayo
7, Bishop 1| for superintendent of
pubJc lnetraction, Cawthorn S,
Catos t, English t ; for Congress,
third district, CbMwell 7, Finch 1.
^ T h f t r e M b l a . * Ttr. Solly v d
tnfoisnsd. -th at all reglsUred tet
ters wU net be ready for mailing
by tbs Treasury Department on
J u m U , sad veterans making In
quiry should be advised that de
livery will be mads as soon as racslved."
T ters are only two paying postofflsss in Florida, a t Jaaksosvilte
and Iksspa, and vstarana daalrlag
to cnab thslr tends will maka *ppUcatten with tha postmaster In
tha town where they live sad thee#
applications will be sent to Tamps,
ami that office will antil cut
treasury cheeks la payment of the
Veterans who receive (heir bonds
Orlando Chosen
As Proper Site
For Sanatorium
J) I H H I I H
I a n . Former Resident Of
Z T * Saaford Dies b Ls.
Senators Appoint
Herbert P h illip s
As U. S. Attorney
Louisiana House
Asks For Inquiry
Into Long Death
Tampan Is Selected
To Succeed Holland
Named To Bench
Votes Appropriation
O f $100,000 F o r
Conducting Probe
$1,500 Filling
Station Will Be 2?"wm
Built On French
y in T l
i>«
) ’» w a l l
President Vetoes
•M
o,cLk*tu* Buying Land For
Miami Air Base
Kra. C H. Smith, wh* resided
Preacher On Trial
Cetenel Boy Hunt, who spent
k* week-end a t the home af hi*
arts, W alter *. Hand. 1101
y* A™ ” .
“ Jr ceeentiy
Ajia ^I from _Alaska where he
na om t by -tho gevarnmont to
aflire ef t t e t * « T *f homo—UMtehod y ^ e *1” 0*
m w Hto week ttero w s.
w aited I n 'th e Beaters Digest
Met tte, title, e f -CeM S t o n n
1 Dorado, Cetenej ‘ R ia l flow
wu from t t e air la te a t Penj MANAGUA. B
K - ^ I V - N a t te ^
US A
tho Houm bill cr any otbar pro
posal, and than rots against S •
u'tlmstsly. E arlltr tho llaaaM
commlttoe In a majority repost
clim ated Ila compromise me**uro would produce IS29,OOOJMQ
permanent and tampormry Itronua In on# yaar.
Riding down Rapobllcaa at* »
tampta to ahlfl tha Ad ministm Postmaster Holly hss ordered
tlon of rallaf back to tbo lU tN ,
Arkansas Centennial Scent post
tha Sanato kaat sight pasaod by a
age stomps whkh are to go on
S3 to 14 rota a moro than | V
sale after June IS.
428,000/100 relief and dafktoMy
bUI.
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| Marriage licenses were Issued
The meaanro, aa It wont hack <
WASHINGTON, Juno V—<JP) today to William Murray. 45, and
BATON ROUGE, June l - W )
to tha Hoaaa for ertten an Bern—Florida's two senators bars an- Id* Wilder, 38, both of Orlando, —The Louisiana bouse of raprv- 1
ate chaagee, carried add ad Mam
nouftetd the
appotntottnt of
Lonnit Johnson, SO, and eentatlvea today adopted without
that made It one of the Mggeat
Herbert g. PbUUp# of Tampa to K*H‘h Kill, W, both of Sanford. dissent a concurrent resolution
calling for an Investigation Into
■apply measure* - in p s a w ttom
soccood John W. Uolland t t
-------hlatory Fuatagt cleared the way
UsskaanvUto aa United States
George 8. Witmer and Roy F. the fatal shooting of {Senator Huey
fa r debate tamerraw e n t i t e 't o *
a tummy- Iw w tnr 8c*te Jte UK- Pgmpa. b ars goaa to Washing- P. Long. U created a eix-otaa legtebin, the last Mflp baffler i T l t .
U n T X made Iba annauseoment, tort to'Join oth.re In the capital
Journment,
said be bellevod Phllllpe’ noml- who are seeking to block eonAs tha Senate sa t until |s«g
after dtuk, ameadmeate nape .
added to the rallaf bill sa maid* ,
PSIllln.
urvMi . . Unit.,I
T te "«*‘hsr: J'ertly cloudy toJy that clerks could M l enaiptel
8 M Attorney for
Sou.hrrn " l«h‘ ■nJ Wo.lnM.lny,
tho n a c t total, but figure^ l l '
BU
for southern
nMV possibly
mAuih
roughly at soaetblag Is exocae
Florida district during the Wilson
of 12,428,000,000. lnclttdad WM
administration. Since that time eo**‘ * ,dIn*“ U »tbee t has
e . practiced Itew
m ,at
i T Tampa.
.n .n .
»•«*
Generally fair to11,425,000/100 for coatiaula* tiki,
n|fM Florida!
#nJ Wtdn#i<Uy.
work relief program,
A long day af heated debate
paired for: Ashurat (D. Aria.),
A regular communication of^
Russell (D. Ga.). Connelly (D. wae climaxed by a brief tkinaiah
Texas), Smith (D. 8. C.), P itt over an affort lad by Scatter
man (D. Nevada).
Vendenberg (B. Web.) to return
These
were announced a* relief to the state, with the geeprentks degree will be conferred
paired for: Duffy (D. WU.). ammant contributing T | pa* mnt
-------by Harold Washburn, msstsr of
McGill (D. Kan*.), Norbeck (R. of the coat I t want down in te r
Following the City Commie- tbo lodge, who announced that
WASHINGTON, June I.—Wl
a c ho rue of Democratic nose. 54
■ion's order changing the toning the lodge will he closed early to —President Roosevelt yeetordny B. D.), Nye ( R. N. D.). Shlp- to
14.
atoad (R. Minn.).' Tydlnga (D.
af French Avenue between Fifth allow the Mason* to get to The vetoed a ltouso bill authorising stead
and Fifteenth Streets from real- Hsral.l office to hear tha else- tho acquisition of land near Md.), V«n Nuya (D. Ind.).
By this action, tha Robinson
dance to business. City Building tion returns.
Miami, Fla., for a new Naval air (D. Ark.) resolution, with all
Inspector J. P. Fasten has Issued
station.
references
to
Psssmaquoddy
a permit fee^tee^erection on the
County A;
The President. In his message t* strkksn. became part of tha
bottles te exKteveat* Streets of a gasoline haoatod and stock owner* who the House, etraesed the opinion amended deficiency bill. The
filling station to coat HA00. The need bensol and pin* ta r oil to of the Navy Department that U canal amendment authorises a
permit wm leaped to T. B. Vkk- fight screw worms must In the had no need of the Unde for uao tpoclsl board of engineers to
WASHlfoOTON. June
ery. T te kwlldtag U to be of con- future furnish their bottles, he as an air station In time of peace study tho project, and allotment Mr*. Marion A. Zioncheck, tl-yearand
that
ha
believed
the
govern
of
additional
funds
If
the
board'*
exeta SQMtreitlem.
, said. Bensol and pin* U r all lsold bride, who left her tete**4 i
Psrmlts were also Issued to supplied free by the agricultural ment should not accspt tho site report U favorable.
of a month, teat Saturday, rulted
snd
hold
It
without
dsvslopment
leaders said they hoped to
H. W. MsCaalay for tha con- department. Issued a t Percy
a t Galltngur hospital today to dtefor
10
years
aa
provided
In
the
complete Senate action on the de cuas the condition of tho Washing- ■traction of a* addition to a Karo's Tuxedo feed store on orbill, beenos* this would Incroae# ficiency
measure today and ton state representative lodged
huildiag an Preach Avtnus be- d en from Mr. Dawson.
the local tax burden by exempt send It back to tha nouse for ac there by police for mental ate
twee*
Seventh
and
Eighth
-------tion on tho canal proposal and serration. White Ztoacheek wea
Streets, aad to K. S. Johnson for
Saaford Rotarians were remind- ing such landg from taxation.
The MU weald have authorised other amendments.
being held In a ward hie ertfS talked
The Hone* was expected to ask with Dr. Joseph Gilbert, D U triet'
the Navy to accept without mat
to the government till* to ap appointment of a conference of Columbia a ik a te t She wan Ml
proximately t>0 acre* of North committee to adjuet differences allowed to eee bar ho*head.
Ulecayn* Bay la the vicinity of between the two branch**. Tha
“Mrs. Zion*heck svpreeead tte
Miami. If the lead w u not used canal's backers expected trouble desire to ha notified to eaae. te r
IMred Nix a t the piano, rendered for aa air station within 10 In the conference.
husband needs te r ar w te* a te
short program af M iek. J. U i
u would have been reIf the conference cemml'-tee wfll ha perm itted to aaa him,’ iD r.
igtey reported th a t collections turned to the donor*,
Gilbert aald. OU said t e taU M rt. ’
r the hospital fund were being I
______________
Zioncheck t e r husbnad spaa* •
comfortable sight.
verebiy ro c k e d .
Mrs. Zioncheck
Visits Hospital
And Sees Doctor
Oviedo High To
Graduato,150n
Friday Evening
UOe 40Ql
WASHINOTON, June %
(AP) — Determination • to
vote against the passage of
any tax bill was expreaaed
today by Senate Republicans
attending a party conference
on revenue legislation. Sen
ators attending the meeting
said their strategy probably
would be to support thb fl-
O n M u rd e r C h a rg e
HOUSTON, Texas, J um t (JP)_ A ^
g g ^ l a g "two gun"
pn M jHri who loaned how to
thoot (tm lg h t while a federal
witched calm, ^ -[ tr r tf |||
a Jury to try
him far t t e slaying af Police
a M u 0* * ^ ^
tv,
Edgar Eskridge,
^
0 ^ . B ^ut “ in ^ !
ow d g a ra and sodded to
ffU l-i M ^ ^
^
CHICAGO, JUM
Hall MeCUrmlek. 77,
LOCAL WEA'
Stated
attorneys
Indicated
they weald ask t t e death penalty.
Rooaerelt Gets Bill
To
Hoover Pay
lO m i rrj m.
v jm v m
t
�TUE8QAT, JUNE t l l M
War'On Slot*
don’t riahn to >be m i
o t tho a w e time, I g o t'a e r u y
Idea that I’m U nsit cno*Fk X
By BUHtaUX VAT
flgare this thing oat for m y se lfB
doom ed to s o w t o i t b « « t L tg W x tu ro c n e e t v U la i r i n t
Of coarse, it might be a whale
(a known as the "irtfqultou* Blot 'buchlne lari’.
lot easier to ait hack sad lot oniaa
body site do my th Inkin' far me,
law seems to have aroused more opposition throughout the
MR tha beck of H ta, ol! these Talks
state than all the ot her thoroughly bad laws which have
that are no eager and u n i o n t i
oeen passed in the last generation.
do Just th a t right wear ain't g o n
"Florida’s largest titles are not going to w ait for the
na coma srdtind a year from now
and hrip mo flgmrs out how to pur
next Legislature to kill the slot machine law," lsays
_ _ tho
“
nay tones or keop tha wolf fm ts
SL Petersburg Independent. "Many of th e n are going / ortho door.
a brief toil t o r e foHowel by the f had thirty-Mae dlff<
ward with plans to submit the issue to the counties in No
Anal blow—and It promisea to be I of campaign Utoratnn thrast loThis ia a mighty good tim e to
vember for a referendum. This action is authorized in the
lot abort ninety percent of aehot
no geota teeena.
| to WT
original law. Counties may eliminate the machines If they
you hoar pass in one ear and g a t
Foam here on, folks, the rules
chooae.
_
\
tho other. A little careful, iw tip*
are impended—no holds are barred
th Inkin' on your p art right now is
"S t Petersburg, Tampa and Bradenton are leading
—tha boys can kick, bite, -cratch
iphfhty impoetaot. Tow erttor t r i e
the movements to circulate petitions among the voters who
and put] hob-. There wun't be so
yourself over la a comer where
many In the fight, of course, but
go to the polls for the primary election next Tttenday. H en
you c o a t hoar tha radio or tho
it will be fast and furious and
in Pinellas county some 4,000 mines wiQ be ncceassry. If
loud opoohore and whom ywor
brutal.
ell these a n qualified voters, or 26 per dent of the total Om w m .that th at bardt]
•oat got n t you and maka
would
bo
tba
tiiwa,
when
Jbo
BaRupport
of
caodl'ates
that
has
number in the county, the petition will adtOmaticaDy re
up
your
mind.
Rrmemfter
picture wm* thoagJoi
thus far been withheld (waiting
nose of tho namlldatoo are
quire
the. county commission era to call a referendum in pabUeon
__ —a
from day to day, to taka sp m*
ta sea which way the cat might
aa bud os opponents would have
n ovemwr.
jump) will now come oat sad the
Jor auwpalfn tuu*». It would ha
you believe nod kg tha sums token
"The circulation of the papers on election day has too moch Ilka .hooting a t a
this or that win make ike first
few of ’em are anywhere near na
mighty
struggg
•
for
control
of
rapidly-moring
target
the advantage of finding at the polls a concentration of
good as they or their ‘w orkers
primary
campaign
look
like
a
Sun
voters, thus saving a lot of time canvassing homes. In Tha other reason was that It
claim they are. Jadge such man en
day
School
picnic.
the honesty. Integrity ablHty and
Miami and Jacksonville, the ministerial associations are would take something like e
Every trick known to the trade
effort to dislodge any
pvwrtonaa revealed in his record
sponsoring the petition movements. In both cities the re per-human
will probw Jy he employed. Job
national convention of a great
of past service aad vote as your
vulsion of feeling against the machines has been so great party fhun page o m . The reed
holders, Kite rata on a sinking ship,
own eonarionew and good judg
that no difficulty la anticipated In securing the necessary ing pohlic likes Its cofrvenUon*
will run wildly about ihnjting the ts N f l a r t nmaooaM Bar m a o of ment indicate. And Cod have mercy
merits of the rands'ate they think fice, bad In every ik g l* a w I on yoor smtL
support to call a referendum vote.
too math.
mnst likely to srtn or the nafast know J o t why the letter am* terit"To the Junior Chamber of Commerce and others who No one rereed cither In politics
from their personal standpoints,
I and In ne eoae wna the In
ere preparing to give their time and attention to this com or publicity w ia surprised when
__ or
Marsha Hunt ride* horseback
and honest openminded voters will terest af the atato, the paapW.
It developed that Mr. Roosevelt
mendable
objective
the
city
and
county
owe
thanks."
fare
a
tattery
of
wsggln'
tongues,
O young and traatful dead pray
hi any and plays tennis on s i t e m a p
proposed to confine bis speeches
fake affidavits, false reports, way rotated to tt.
Cod no wind
days. Baye loto of txerela#
to more or less philosophic dis
i KEY WEST, June X -W V - charges and counter charge*.
ar to year quiet gr area the
• Now I may ha plenty dumb. I her healthy.
____
cussions
of
past
historic
event*,
Special
Interval*
and
private
or
eartneua word
end leave the event at Cleveland Ltout. C. M. Parrott flaw ovar gmlxatkina srill take a hand V'
Man mouth anew ner dwtou* echo
, desolate Porpoise Key yesterday
for future reference.
And
Aroused at the lack of co-ordination between federal Much manifestly futile specu 1In response to a massage picked help the people 'decide rig h t The
«uvertigo (T) voter is out en w
lie way Into your sleep of march agencies speir-rjig hundreds of millions of relief dollars
lation likewise is being expended up In a floating bottle that said limb and atones will be hurled -St
ing heard
on
projects
without
prior
consideration
of
ponsibie
damage
"n
"th.
qMrtto’
n
"whether
t
h
T
l
W
*T°
,*
?
*
',"
*
*
?
*
*
‘’“
‘’l
him from every direction.
Through it recta again. May faatto valuable fiah, game and fur resources, Congrey* has Ident. or anyone .Iso, will Insist
bu‘
o1
The close of Use first primary
aaaled ellenca keep
r
. r
left the aheep scattered all over
Tan loimrent of the prepeileroue launched an inquiry into the situation, according to a bul th rt Governor Lehman of N e ,
° “ f d the meo^ew. Little band* that ha''
truth—
letin from the frVnindnMon for More (inme Birds in America. York reverse hi. decision ami' r Tr™‘t’ pl.t° Un* .*
THE ASSETS OF l I l j j ^
reflection.
.
.to*!aw«v ;*tr ,or Uu
That Iht-r hreik faith whme oath*
The Special House Committee ou conservation of runIf for
the draft 1. exercised.Ac’Wr. y.T- TT*1’V
in* hr . ahW -rsrt*k Butkut tw
tsro to ft t
wr’r bind nnd drep
,
JioAourcea bu t begun hearings to whkh officials Uhmxn. t t wm horlJe ’(WTns for* ' Kt i t |W n t t n i i n 1* 0 unin
M-Bl'Hir. h - g f - ^ K r a tirSfcrW '
o t all identified federal bureaus have been summoned. some time. It would be the worst
1 Torttn.
of driitaatlen.
right flock i* the next move. Al
Bade* f to them nr rJratJi a* they In Heads of national wfttftJfe conservation organization* also politic* tn the world for the gov
Tampa boy, ready the dog* are after them
life
have been invited tolijlpear.
The committee hopes to ernor to say one week he An, a , tl-year-old
. ,__ ,
, ..
-nipping, snarling at their heels,
-Are dear to menmrir-t of )-mi that bring about a co-ordination of federal activities affecting wouldn’t run. sod then » y th .
fou"-‘ the
have bton s*M to the undersigned. All persons
tlriviag them this way a a i that In
pi and
'
^ ." T * ' £ t *
wildlife which, Thomas H. Beck, who heAddd President next be would.
desiring to Mttls their Indebtedness to said Bank
■ fierce struggle to aee which can
A foil recounting of the rente of Roosevelt’s Wildlife Restoration Committee, charged “is Washington hss been hw ring fli^ dP' Ursbur«
will racaieo special consideration for 0 limited pe
direct lire moat of theta stragglers
strife.
a lot about another Itemormtfc. *a n R n n q q.„,i
riod. loom, 303 First National Bank Bldg,
Into
thstr
m
atter's
comp.
Oh may your tramp 11 sleep ee scattered all over the lot from the Lighthouse Bcrvke to governor, but In a different way.1,
, r
°
™,p
BonfonL ,
the Marine Corps.”
Newspaper aua will scream oat;
aoand Indeed
In Indiana, a atato axwuttvc I.
J° ^ U ^ r
,P,,r'
radios
and
loud
speakers
wi
I
bleat
Bo- that you hear not bow men
Mr. Beok urged the House committee to secure the ap Ineligible for reflection. In .l.t-i P“*
^
. . word vha*
. _ _______
l . . “ "BFc me and nfy mete. Send and blent; no etenes pill bo loft un
deal with you,
come out of ,that
pointment, by executive order, of u '‘WikiUfe Restoration .ent
hrip
*
eon—
John
Leber—8. O. R. turned to get your ro|a. The more
Last you drink twice the sacrificial Commissioner.” The commissioner to act as a co-Ordinator stole, however, that Governor
C
attention y ;u pay to all this bai
brawl
McNutt
la
to
be
kept
In
the
na<
under
a
committee
composed
o
f
the
Secretaries
of
Interior,
S data Ida 1-ore.
tlonsl
picture
om
way
or
an
Agriculture and Commerce. John C. Huntington, vice1 We aaa where the governim-iit president of the More Game Birds Foundation, supported other.
Some time bock McNutt parti
h going ta build a bridge for the the recommendation. Illustrating results of lack of co-or
sans were pointing out what a
F . E- C. now that Scott Loftin
hue bean |iremoted to the Sonata. dination on some federal projects, Lt.-Col. Glen E. Edger- fine candidate for vlee-prealdent
ton, U. S. Army Engineer, testified that 46,600 acres of he would make. Nothing ramo of
;
, UV ,11 ovar now but tha shout- the 66,620-acre Mississippi Wildlife Refuge, purchased in that, and then the talk turned to
>i v .b ig
except for thaeo poor on the states of Wisconsin and Minnesota with federal'funds, hia qualification for a place In
tha cahineL •
*> V fertuoetee who here to go Into n now would be inundated in a river improvement project.
Y vvato tid Primary.
The 8,000-acre Lower Klamath lak e restoration proj The latest and hast prediction
is that Senator Minton will be
' Will, wa sea where that fallow ect In California is another example of unwisa drainage elevated to the federal bench a ft
cited.
Set
aside
by
President
Theodore
Roosevelt
as
"one
, ' Zlonchoek Anally pot what was
er tha election, and McNutt ap
•
coming to him. Ilia wife left of the greatest wildfowl nurseries In the United States," pointed senator to eoceeed him.
, idm . Bha should h«to 'done an be It was charged that the area was drained by tho U. 8. Bu
Democratic headquarters etratfare the honeymoon started.
reau of Reclamation. Now the lake is being restored by the egt*t*
have been presented
' ' ' --------‘o— —-----U. 8. Bureau or Biological Survey after the drained land It), • campaign hint In the
len*t it funny that carry four was found unfit for agriculture.
keynote speech of Senator Clark
i^ y a a rs wa elect men who are
befnro the Missouri atato aon“Conservation
leaders
of
Congress
arc
determined,
if
*i pledged to economy nnd every
ventlon.
possible,
to
bring
about
co-ordinated
action
in
these
federal
four yean the tax bill la higher
Instead of lambasting the Re
agencies.” says A. Willis Robertson, of Virginia, chairman publicans,
than aver before T
Senator d a rk largely
of the Bouse committee. “If I am any Judge of sentiment
them. He praised Mr.
Wa have often wandered whnt In the House, legislative action will be taken, if necessary,
WO«M bnva happened In thhs Con- to compel a co-ordinated control, erven If it ia necessary to Roosevelt, and then turnod loose
on John J. Rmskob, tho doFonta
grssstoitsl race If Karl Iwhmenn
and ylaldod to Innumerable tu- bring all of these agencies under one general director. The and the Liberty League aa the
queats early In the year to maku work is of too great Importance and too much money ia Peal enemy.
Whether or not they adopt
being expended to follow a hit-or-miss policy."
tha race himself I
similar taettea In the national
' T han war* a number of polit
ical machinal opera tin* on' BanterdVbuay street* la Jay, hat they
Warn ao wall oiled th a t the unini
tiated aaarcaly knaw of thalr exTba plana pupils of Mrs. T. W. I slater of tha bride. The wedding
awW* car* a recital m ia y party rntcred Ini by Bath Hunter,
SpeeUag of hard ttmei, the do- '•aU* « t tha Oviedo school IIUU ring hearer. Other. In tba
for limber, fooflo*
.praarton and all that aart of thlnr, lildlag la tha ptvocneo of tha ata- party w m ; Mrs. W. S. Thornton,
had bultdiag mat trial a
. tba Dlowoe oulnUipet* haw made rnU and guests. Tha musical matron of honor, art) the bride'*
oaar *400,000 net In tba Inal two ilent display*! by tba younger fsther who g ale hex In marriage,
of an ktada tall an aa.
,* * •*
feature at tha Tha bride a i l rrry .Urarttva ta
Tear*. Whteh Joot gooa to abow *flair.
Mara yam’ll rhnd tba
Thaaa
taklag
part
w
arn
bar
nodding
gown
of
white
allk
.ttmt yoa ran aUll make money if
moat raaaonabl* price,
I1**
N*»W.
J.
Lawton,
meesalhm
draped
wHh
net.
Bra.
you ata J u t a HtUa hit different.
and beat quality and
Ira. B. L Whaatar lira. C. g. Lou. Bat*lit U putte popular In Bantha qulckeet tarrica.
Ira.
Cook,
tie
Mimes
I'raacs*
ford.
her
lag
taught
the
fifth
Whet with all tba other Impor
U w M p a B fy o H iW m *
Buddaa-Sarvka
ta n t off lees la tba Btata of Flori- wope, GayU Marshall, Etkci Ab* Gr«4* at tfct *Hmifnrd Grammar
da being filled by JoekeenrUJe or raon. Kllaabath Udara, Vara School for the lent thrA years,
The groom U tha rfftotoat and
a t ta r north Florida man, It beglna toward, and Elisabeth Lawton,
* X»nr pretty fam e wadding gthtol delivery clerk a t the p o ll
ta look ao If (tooth Fto-tda wlU
have ta aappart Doyle Caritan far !tat la aurroonded with naueh office. H r. an! Hra. Babbitt n th e Senate If tt In to have any rap- ardlal tataraat throughout tba tamed ta Sanford Iart night s a d
•Me took Plata h i t craning at will reside In their pretty new
vaaartatlea a t all
ha home a f tba bride', parent*, h im . bn Kenford Brights. '
^
Dsvld B. Hunter,
HTaa H krgirat Wight Ip Ox* ? laUT Fork, whan MUa Pearl parted bribe from Chicago theoorly
». Han tar wea waited tn marriage ppart
art Of aa
i t weak.
Hlaa Wight baa
S lit
W«
juat
F.D JtW ithhoU *A ttack Om ~
Shift? Repmbiice* Target —
That one
“TOO 'LATE TO
c l a s s if y
| Futile Search Made
1 For 2 Hungry Men
On A Desolate Key
Damage To Wildlife
NOTICE
T. G. FORD, Agent
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Building
Materials
H IL L
to rn ewr,H> check the
577/,Z, THE OSI. Y OAT? OF "ALL THREE"
SAftiTr-SIXBL tODYANDRYDi
r. Frrtedhrt ariartt work •Ad the pleygr
rndfal pro- work at tba F n U faul-Fri
louBmd by Cottage, haring gradakWd
I
H fia la ia i a■
**♦-
-■
*■-
k rta L
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Plymom^t b o « U »
�PACT
THE RANFORD IIERAI.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA’
Social
A n d Personal Activities
MBS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
C
. i r' I
J
Dr* B* L Barnett On
Social Calendar Ebenezer P ro g ra m
Mrs. Munson’s Pupils'
Give Piano Recital
Wester Orchestra To Play Tonight For Flection Return Crowds
.1
An appreciative audience
over IWW
including a
number of out-of-town
Attended tho piano rrcitnl
Monday evening nt the Seminole*
With Sehikni auditorium by p-i
piM of the student classe* of
Mr*. Fa rinif* S. Mun*nn lit honor
Randall Chase left Sunday for of the IMt] rnnduatrs of the
Fort Valley, tie., Ui spend several •ehool.
weeks.
A**iidant talent on the pro 1
jrrum wa* Mr« l.urille
Mrs. George Weinstein left Mrwtre, nop™no, of Ormond* F ! i .
Sunday for Sooth Carolina to »nd Mr*. Chirlrn Irrulermon, ■<*
risit relatives for two weeks.
rompJiniiit. of Holly Hill. Mr*
Mun*on latAtiHf Mr*. Moort** enu***
Maurice Wimbish of Miami Is i* a rte|| Nfiprmno amt under well
spending a few day, here with trained runtrol Her Mini mim
friends.
her* met with mo*t appreeiAtivt*
Applau«r In ttldition to the pr**
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Gray have r n m
*e|«*fti«»n*. Mr*. Moor.gone to Dayton* ilrscfe to spend *anr. “Indian laove rail" hv
a month's vacation.
Frlml.
A* the memtar* of th*, jrra'hi
Friends of M. II. Tsrbvll will
regret to learn that he is Hi at his atinsr c1a*a were u*herc4t? in hv
two marnhal*. Donn!-! Ln*ns*on
home at palmetto IjMlgv.
and Ihoiifla** Stenatrom. the
II. L. Gibson has returned from Seminole Hieh Srh»*«il nrehent i n
the Atlantic Coast Line II Oftpital played the entrnnre marrh und» - I
Bt Waycroa*, (»■., where he rr* the direction of T, M Do1U*o»i
ceived treatment fur two week*. Following the ern-iunte* In th*
procc**ion wn* IVofe**nr C* I
principal of Semlmdt
Mr*. I M e n Pe a run in nn>) tNugh McKay.
t a n , Dorothy anti Marian, are IHuh School
planning toy leave tomuituw lot
Haher* for the evenlnir wr*r*
Fort Valley, (ia,, to ipeitd sum* the
Fettle ralilweH
lima.
'harlotte Smith, l. iella Mahenov
Alice l>cF<iiir«**v.
lie felnhati
Mr ami Mr*. I!. T>. |>agu® had ru Seebree Jane I loyd* Su**»*
a* thrir gue*t* last week lh«* Kirtlry. I.illinn , TRmrfnn,
ntnl
latter'* aunt, Mr*. T J Middle
udere Falmi*r
Jrrk Morrn
brook, ami Mm. D*gu«* niece. nd Frank Woodruff, III
Fro
Miaa Marjorie Poaey, of Atlanta. ernm* were distributed by Nancv
“Open House”
Honoring Col.
| W alter S H ind and hi*
j ter. Mi** Ruth, entertained
' informal “open house” Sunday
their home on Park Avenue
| hotr»r of Mr. Hand’s
I tVitim** Rity Hunt of th®
i.Marine*, who *|>ent Sunday
Atnorur those ca ling
P erso n a Is
An "oid-Ume Methodist leva
biy were: Mr. and Mrs.
feast," followed by a sermon by
I Hurt'l. Mr mul Mrs. A. L
Dr. R. I. Barnett, itate secretary
l Mr uiul Mr,. S M. LJoyd, Mr.
of education for the Methodlat
ff'thcr, Vlr*late,
I M i, I' I Meriwether,
CliuVch, were tha opening fea
Schulta. PitrJ-l
I M. iiu.-Ili. r, J»ne Schulta
tures of the home-coming day ob
| <n Shultr. M-iry Dnria May, and
served
Sunday at
Ebeneaer
jchAvit1* M Hand. 1,ieu tenant Rud-J
Church. About 230 persons were
•ly. f'harle*. Walter and
in attendance.
•
Merivii't her, Raildy Sehutts*
At the noon hour a basket din
Hilly May.
ner was spread and a barbecue
prepared. Music was fur
nished by (be Orphanage Band
from Benson Spring! and C. LTHURSDAY
The Friendship league of the Shannan, superintendent of tha
Roekey of Rnckey'a
Co nit rr Rational Church will meet orphanage, spoke a few words
^hop, local (lomlvear deal«r
a t 2:30 P. M. at tho home of Mrs. about the Institution.
ihr pu-st 10 year*. ItNlay
Mrs. Chrl Bradbury read a
Oeonte Hale, West First Street.
nmiHffil hi" hrt* taken on
to right
.tf au rice Rower, Birger
Members hare been asked to brine tribute to the memory of John
^He Hite. Stetarlittg tire*.
('luim'lly, Kit y mond Thomas.
sewing.
M. Ird who had served as Sun
jii«l Stetarlimr*
have
The T. E. L. Class of the First day School superintendent for
nt !••» not found In
Baptist Church will meet st 3:30 over 30 years ami was the great.it N nf i*ther rubtar
it codkfihutor to tha building of
with Mrs. J. It. Lyles, 311 West
tut* non <kiud
trend*.
Tenth Street.
tha Ebeneier Church
1. ivt> i?n under tread whetl
Regular meetlnir of Seminole
The nred of a piano to lake the
» >|i t «rml wear* off,
Chapter Number Two Order of place of the organ whkh haa seen
l
fit* from g e tting
the Eastern Star will be held at 38 years of service, was txMr Itoekev added
that
7:30 1*. M. at the Masonic Temple. plalnrd by Dr. Bamett aftet
Bpt xiock will not interfere
r *imvice of the
which a collection, totalling $4LEarh will be *o
78, was taken up.
A history of tha Ebenasar
Church, whkh proved of great in
M \H K S ITS
terest, especially U> older maml ’ \ S S Tex., Jim®
The rctrulnr meeting of Circle berm of tho congregation, waa
IDt'Vi ik
•’ hi* taken a
Number Three of the First Meth read by M. M. Lord.
Frank
<•Jcmi
on.hde i lentificatinn.
Diirhton.
odist Church was held Monday Evans was called on to tall of
i.‘
*
Al/jclti.
Piodrn* Vexrrti*
Mr. and Mr*. G. E. McKay
Thoae who plave»l in the aeho"l
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. the building of the Clyde School
C ’4 -1
a umiwl at
Metirti
At
B. Crawford, Oak Avrnue, with house where the first e'aas waa ■pent Bundy
M V M CfN T!^ v lYancr
•<ci*f rear, atvH* had
preshiin* orer tha orreniied. In his talk he called Hrmu? In St. Ftd®r*burg and Daphne TaLio h, /Airta *Ja ck*on
nundwr e ngraved on
business session. Mra. fl.'D. Shln■-South
Mtlenlhn la tha people th en in Sunday night in Tampa with Mr. ewi* .Wr1|tht|%
i. Id
■kodJWT nay .AS-t. J. O H aif tamyht
a nd Mr*. Vance Kesler.
ward. Arlene
Itichter*
flo taMi
V K
Sima itJ:i k* « Mi«
two chapters from the mission lAW,', and read from » printed re
II re ruIon. Ilarrv in** Mina n l
t 1 4,, I I, ^ Pt p*.
port made by hit father, tha late
\ t, . W.l'd m
W
nark,
Mrs. Ellison Byron of Hagers Vtnhhv Shaffer, Helen rhafiman
Mt .bibn
Mi \| » ' II 1Li VM.
Dr. William If. Evans, who waa town, Md., and Miss Kay Harper
IL.th mk. Mr*. Ueorgo
and Edith Sinifletnrv. pinniat
t.bl. V M
1 |..i
\\ inn.
ll
secretary and treasurer of tha of New York City, who are spend
K Wilson, Mr*.
The entire reel hi I «r1oetioiii.i ll* H Btflu, Iv V Sltt.'t fiikt'i
building rommittee in charge of ing the summer at llaytnna Bench, were presented n* follow*:
Mr*. Hilmn
Li. Imnl Mr* John <
1.**nt*e 1*i
M.»' \
the construction of tha school were the week end guests of Mr F/ifncra
Vaughn,
(Two
piano* -ei|h i
WILSON'S \
house.
and Mrs. John Meisch, Jr., Park
i It ipnmn. Dr.
harnl*). Rohm VVebh, Mary Nell
Short talks were also made by Avenue.
P S'. Whitehurst,
Smith—Fannii* Hebn Munau*i.
311 F- FIRST ST.
J. S. Dlnkle, Seminole County'!
lira nun.
Dor!* Kitekey—Vi ruin, i Men
We build and repair furnilure
Mrs. T. 3 . Copeland of New
only Confederate War Veteran,
wether.
J ii-t a bit of good, clean fun! Sally Filer* tweak* Jack Oahu-'*
anil
whe cut tha lumbar for tba .Smyrna has returni.l home after Minuet from Don Ciovanni (T w "]l<(l a II I Jill k ‘Itvllii to like it. You’ll dlNtnVet Una **me to'eiie, Willi
Sell anything you hara on
church building in 1850, and by spending a week here with her
piano*).
Moiart,
Muricar- t i
added, oil the
Rita Theater
rm i
Wedin -day
and
Commisaion
Mrs. L. Y. Bryan who read a parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. laindMyrr* Herbert Moreland, (In Thui^dtiv. where Sally and .Jack are e apeiing in a m yxln y <«.i|ndy
J. M. WILSON, Prep.
qutat.
Mrs.
Copeland
will
l«
re
■peach prepared by J. M. Wynn
SaDburu. Austria, birthplace of
who had tha building contract. membered as the former Miss Vir
Moiart, chime* play three called “ Flondii peel*I ”
ginia
Lundquist.
l*.',*ln(h *’nr*i*r,
It was found that tha church was
times daily this minuet)
it.i in' mu* i lurk,
JO y ean old.
Valte
in
A
Flat,
(iurlitt,
Murjorie
^
Mr. and M n. J. O. Lauicy are
1 Ini t’iu.n»
Before ta ckwa t f tha matting, planning to laavo Thurs lay for
Juno Rurdick.
f
i* u. PHe Hn«rk.
n number of old-time realdeata, Durham, N. C-, to attend grad i Keuulu Venrxiana (Twi» piano*
ii*
Singletary,
of*
in double solo), h ran/. 1,1**1,
Including Captain Frank Karel f t uation exercises at Duke Univcri SI.i« I* v Smith i
tot*
Mary Nell Smith—Fannie Helm
* ‘rnmee CAwan, W .C .R L eltn when their daughter, Mies
l.iunlh- Dutton,
Munson.
*
f
Overt tFoWWaad-othent Gefft Martin Caney, will bglfrad
II, SIG RIII AHNK Z R ( teewom en to learn what pi.ink*
m I -iMthnh Kir
Rarcanjlt*. lor Uacb#*. Freddie
were called on for abort speeches! us tad with an A. B. ' —
W ASHINGTON, J u n e 2.—i ^ n ' t l u y wndi to aee In the pbitfoim.
Fields. (Sailor boy dreams of I I iijiiiitiu lif woman, nay* DefHo | S h e find* *n bn they an* inlethom e-the music the church'
study book, “The Stewardship of
Among Iho out-uf town guests
era lie ICepre^entntiv®
Parulinu
it*
legi datum In I"*
orjftui and chimes, through all O D. v from New York, want F.i tit erv^tiim of the S*.ciul Se -m iv
U fs."
attending the plane recital honor
I* felt the ruUinu waves of lhe|
'During the social hour refresh Ing 1038 .Homi no > High School
luiik« advocating prefer
presyr- Act, and in further wot k
Do
1I I11*
■ca.)*
ments were served by tha hostess, graduates Monday evening were
valo.fi
.if
th.
S.nial
Swurtty
Act •Hminate • bdd UlM.r.
lb MWII. .Mobio
curity
101) (I'iatto Seatettc),]
•■aisled by Mrs. W. \C Hath- a number of teachers from the Value. Up.
Un the t)icr hand Mr* Roger*. I'hupMuin. ' oili-o Wi igi|t, 'Give
elim inatmn of child
Straabbou* Ann Wiuui»»*. ti«*ne‘ » nd
cock. Those present were* Mrs. D. Benson Springe Methodist Orphan
Ann
Whiti%
i« finding that women are nior.* I hiipoiiiii,
lalair
Caswell,
Kathryne
WtUL'in*.
C. Bsrcllft, Mrs. C. F. Branan, age with shout 15 mambera of Ihv
concerned over guverniiient *p«-nd- Mi t t in I' hh I i . M it tb.i W ngbl,jM c A w A ltiu
It'
publican
women,
a**crt*
ReShirley
Smith,
Ruth
Stenatiom.
Mr*. 8. O. Rhlnbolser, Mrs. Clar young boys, band.
1fcue |.imd>|in l. Ileb n * liupmiin,
pubb'an
Reprexiuiulivp
Edith ing.
m 4 5 te a n A q o
Edith LoveJoy.
SPECIAL FLAVORS i
ence Smith, Mrs. J. C. Vaughn,
"I I* nut ii nil in tin* countryj Mary W ynn Itiiiliff,. nnd Mi**
Mrs. Georgia H art, Mrs. J, K.
Mr. sod Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Jr.. MtdiuArian Dunce, Ktvininirhel, N*iur**i iKiiger* of Mii'.*achtiJi®t,tmi
THIS WEEK—
M(
Nellie
Willmm*
where
inomt
men
turn
their
mouy
Fret ton, Mrs. J. P. Hall, Mrs. 0 . and daughter, Nancy, of Orlando,
are r o m e r r u l wiili rrovernmfnt
Jtmm.la Inn ley.
OLD-FASHIONED
%
Adult
Drpsil
tun
ill,
lodge
1
4
W
ii*er
l*i
their
wive*
to
*|ienil,"
ahe
y. Tope, Mr*. C. M. fTowvrs, Mr*, arrived Sunday night to spend a Scrun ate (Two piano* In double "pending and nuir»v are writing
Wine,
K
I
hip)*,
L
I,
i
uldwell.
j
a M. Mason, Mr*. W. C. Hath- ftw days here with relative,. They
*ulo),Moskowakl,
K*lh» r me they would like to *mi re - any* “Women »e*en( a i i d r "
“Many of them are writing me Mrs Paul .bdm-nit, Mr* J, *M.
eock, Mrs. locllle Albritton, Mr*. plan to move hers In the near fu
Strange
IVucy
McTttr.
*pnn*ihility
for relief
e*|>®niliMILUONtOf POUHDVMAVI 1UN W. L. Clark, and Mis* Leo Ia ture to make their home. Mr. Kitts Festival
March
(Quartette), lure* turned lunk to the *tiitr*.H they would like to see rCNpon Mo i i i *. Mi% b i Smith. Jr.,
U5£0 9Y OUR G O V f U N M t N T i
iddllty for relief expemlitun • Ml* lit.IV Weaver. 'll* , N 11.
Evan*.
*..
will be associated in business with
Chevarliere,
1st Fiaml - Ruby
Itoth leg ia In lor*, actively gnth>
Ill m V Mi- M. D.
Mrs,
v
. jhis father a t tho Sanford Machine
Ron lake—Ellen Meriwether, 2nd erjng da In for their r ea ped Iv® turned back to the ntate*.
M. L
"I perniinnlly am intereated, in l-'ir.l It VViinm. M rCompany,
Plano—Katherine Hurt Eatello panic*, believe the appromlilng
They are full of fruit* *
W
rigl
1
1,
Mr«
John
t
1
1
u
rk,
,M
r*,
cxteiuliiig the civil nervlcn *y* |
Hurt.
campnutrn wilk a®*1 ntfire women
Rondo (Two piano* in mdo), engaged in |Mditical work. Ruth tern, and 1 intend to give whit t* I. F low I M m 1C II DunLynti, Lola M eriw ether-tail* fee| that women will wield a ever aid 1 cun at the convention
to tho laCrtgue of Women Voter*
Caldwell.
greater influence nt the party which will try to get h civil nerv
Spider'* Dance, Wallace, Cbtyda
.
•,
convention* ami in th® campaign ier plunk into the platform.
Winn Forirusaon.
Every. Industrial and commercial activity, every
Mr*. O’Day, although nhe f*
START YOUR VACATION
“Women, I find, ill*o are oppublic or private financial transaction occurring In
Tha ptddlc hi Invited to attend Moonlight. Starlight, llullett (HI
completing her fir*t term In Tnn- pooetl t«> entangling foreign illthis community creates impulses that pass In on* form
ON THE
•
tarte, Mrs. Lucille Mooru.
l claas day exercises to ha held to
or another through a bank.
morrow morning at 10:00 o'clock at Rustle of Spring (Two pianos In gri"**i„ hn* attended all Demo- llancea, and 1 talievi* their op^A - *. Ji. *r‘
* *
double solo), Smiling. Eliza rrnt lc pon vent ion* *l nc® women poidtion* will extern! to tho Ad
Hemlnule High School when the
They give riae to depoaita of money, cashing of
Senior Class of tha school will
beth Whittington
Minnie were given I he vote in 1020, She mlnUtrntUm'* tru'le treutie*. Ho
cheeks, M’la of exchange to finance trade, distribution
talleve* each convention ha* *ren many of the wuofcii in my direct
present an instructive program on
Strange.
of pay roll*, payment of bills, remittance of funds,
"Petcc.” It ia hoped (hat a large First Maxurka, Saint ■Scans, Jan the women Inking a more rffi'r- many of th<* women in my ill*•cgumu'gUnn of savings, borrowing of money. These
number will attend aa this will be
tvle part in pmcaeding*. although trict are employed m mdu*trv
ice Moss.
are Indispensable activities by which people carry
tha last performance of the class Vales in E Flat, Op 19. Hu,pin, the prog re** hn* been slow.
that they km w how iimnvdbiDdy
forward their financial affairs.
during high school days.
tariff
can effect
Mrs. Georgs ifnlght.
Mffnw®V€'f,
wbarp'vrr
women a lowered
With tha recently organised band Hungarian, Ktiwanl Mm-li.-wdl, have anything wnr#vvvhile to *ug- tHorn,
leading, the d a le will assemble at
In a aensc, that i* true of no other form of cm
Evalyn Nlpiwr.
ged I notice th® men listen and — _
the south' in tran et of the school (a) Rlombcr Song, Grrlrhuniniiff, Uiually act.'* *ha nay*.
tarpriae, ouch bank belunga to—arvl is, on essential
and march across tha lawn Into
part of the whole buslneae Ilf# of Ita community. •
(b) Coma Thou at Niuht, My
“ Rut politira for the average
Notice To Tax Payers!
tho auditorium. Triands will aalenra, Kounti, Mr». Lucille woman citizen la *till pretty
Rral Katals u|»>n -h irh IU 1
Mtnble
in
front
of
tha
school
so
Moon,
The Hanford Atlantic National. Bank pledge* Ita
they can see the Una of march and Hungarian Rhapamlk- No. 2, much like church work where taxre are mil palj -JJI Ire adcontinued efforts along tbeso lines toward tho progwomen give the atraw tarry fee* Tarllacd " Jutre 11h Ihruuzh
hoar
the band.
reaa t f tha community which it
Fran* Llajt, Dorl< lUwkty. tlval*. ink® In |s100 an I then turn
A* a march song, the band has
( L in t's Rhapsodies arc built the money ovtr to the men t*» July Ilk. aflrr -hirh tax f»f•
ebosen "Victory March" of the
on fngm enta of snng and Iptml. IF* amaxlng, however, ill Irate# * 11) hr Bird. FtnUniversity of Notrs Dame. As the
for non-psjmrnl
uf
danco
from real Gypsy life. what faithful work women are ally
das* passes In review, the band
taiaa. 12 ptr rent Intrrm l
Vv
'*
I***an—alow,
mnurnful
Frlska
' r-' ■'
■'
wiir pUy "On Wisconsin" and
doing in th® home precinct* with from data of rrrllflrale fur
• *•'■•*
—bright, playful, capricious.
latar in tha program they will ran
out hop®, or ®ven tspcctation, of first year or fractiun thrrrof
Czardas—wild,
alnui.l
demoni
dar "Ramblin’ Wrack from Geor
reward.”
and R per rent irer annum
cal dance).
gia Tech," and "Wavy the Flag,1
Mra. O'Dajr la preparing for th trtafiu r.
j *
tha
them#
song
of
tha
University
P
tu
U
c
U
mi
and
Friendly
Co-optratloa
In
nD
t ,
Ef.LKN HUY,
Hanbnlt, tk« flanr, hu th® Democratic convention at
of Chicago. .
Financial Maftcra
Philadelphia In Jun® by writing
f'ltj Tax Cultrelur.
Other fedora* of tha program b«n adopted by the Srnrtn In •U Democratic national commit■<*
• a r a s m iw a a t u a r s n r ix ita ir c a
will b* tha Abb) awarding of ath dian tribe.
coMroHvrio.u
let I* trophies arid letters as well
from J A C K S O N T l L l l
as tha honor award*.
■WEDNESDAY
Annual baain*** mcvtlnf end
monthly luncheon of the Worna n ', Club of Sanford will taka
place at 12:30 o'clock at the
club house with Mrs. J. 0 . Huff,
Mrs. Joha Ueisch, and Mrs. W.
E. Klrchhnff as hostesses. R neremtlons may be made by trlep ho nine T9-J.
The Ciric Department of the
Women's Club wll meet st noon
• t the club house.
Meeting I a Held
By Methodist Circle
Hockey Announce
New Line Of
JACK GETS EAR TWEAKED
HONOR ROLL
NOW OPEN
CABINET SHOP
Sufiragettes (iird For Politicial War
As Leaders Differ On The Major Aims
BAKING
POWDER
i
*
25 ounces 254
„
Pineapple
Puttered Pecan
Banana Nut
INDISPENSABLE SERVICE
•V U'- ■»>
• d f i ? *. ■
Class Day Exercises
Planned Tomorrow
COOL CRUISE-W^Y
vThe Sanford
Atlantic National Bank
PAID AO BT r U R M n AN D S UPPORTBM o r
candidate will be Immediately elected *o share in
Maand wealth of wealth.calculated to span at
arfear hours of methodical extravsnaee.
TONIGHT
ELECTION
RETURNS
will be received
SHORTS
CAMP
M IS Out the
D tL u d Road
S P E C
PA L
$6.00 EUGENE OIL
WAVE
$ 5.00
Limited Tima Only
Evaleen’s Beauty Parlor
^ 1 3 Magnolia ■
Dim tW bn i w . r i A « d i , 4F. M,
TW» lummor, why not #n|oy a ruitful,
jolly ocean entire on your trip North—
at omdilngly low ratal (hot Indudo
ovary nacauory axponre. Big, modem
linori with dack iportl, ostheitraa,
talking picture*, a le
LOW AUTO RATUt
ToX. four esc vilh T*v and lu*r hum yuw
M rtW - port- Asloa, vdtaa uccumu«J«d
by 3 puiM-ow*. u-ty Iff JA round trip.
Wm lml n m it i i UrmptrUr
CLTDE^MJLLLOBT
. Pl«# i, ft. of Ubarty It.. T il.pk..! J-tCJO.
« Aeteaitwd iuwhf Agma,
�m
m
* ®
.
MOTHER SEES FIORENZA TRIED
w b j u i rm o u D
OP OOR SERVICE :
: YDUK WATCI1 HURT BE '
ACCURATE
1 *' O ttU U i n*i*w*j In je c to r ;
_____ •_______________________________
ravel A s
Fa
Crandpa ft
u
• . '• '" i f c w
Bnr A l e x a n d e r r . c m i m R sleeper.- d m « «*»- «w< n m
^WASHINGTON. Jam* 2 .- U H - breekfeet H r 7% cM*ty la*tW >ttr
m olJ day c-iech. long a *toffy, 90 w m M t S i r l t r l l ' i W I H
|U>r-U<l«A symbol of American, Alt cO*i-U m RA refWeed1 rtawkmln Iretcl, may be only a mem- three ralaa m i 1rteeijawfl1»~ ) | t i
tty a few yrarj hrnrr.
vide- the "ffcseel ktwd b f buddy# Yda*
CPunhliyf their triv e to regain tM tipt l t All M f TRwtt d t p at*
■ I j o w n i t r traffic, the rail. sicu nols#, h a t* Mgt eeeyv ehMeap.
Afd* ere rrptaetiijr Ihti* old stylo iwederntaU* i aadltgr liekhO* a * 1 a tt
Bwehe* with "dirt-free, noise- attn atoat raadj r to a a f p f a#dDWrfflnl, alr-rnmlltlnnrd rara wHh . tlaaa l >taaw alaaw w
ttLthe comforts of a lirr.-irioui litA M d a r read ceaaU1o f' Ha<ro>
jttt room."
|cB*AarlAdHt<Mlaaat!«atalR*i*Rlf
£ Prospects of a Inn nor travel 1ford la* tewpl l t t reUwetloer up
Season emiplH with a rcilurllcn i (loop for the swroeeet*-evuffdftt
i f far as under nr or of the Inter- ’ tree*lor.** H a a n a a i l t r a r S w t
■ale commerce commission harO ' op lar llrftrro o ra ImUum.
p a n l a tn i rffirta of the rail rair-1 Severn! o r th o um r t i fiir eaaaAiaa
flootl to rator to the passenger wht have lumh tCm H n wMtec M i t t
MutT afford ■le pin,' ur parlor ra t wishes* eoffro and tlybv dtthlWr er*
tMemmodaiiima.
i m r d , ns llowr M aty inorw ttaar
' They are offering the trarelrr 10 rvnts. Hmrw a*e aoTwewu>-sewBth
■ rent i.lnners, rlerp-ru'hlone,!, In* rooms for we* oB< woman, fflt
Idjottef le rrata, f.*rt rest*, ,1eCl»- forad drinking water end n t « payfletl carpel.*, smooth Marti and ,por rope.
♦tops, end the ''allding’-rfflF' on
The Increased comfort for tho
(hater selimliles.
average passenger, lowor ratoa, adk Rom there jm .tem roll roads dltlonal streamlined tralno powered
m trh Karr rarrlci into the mart* hy Dleoel, alactrte and atoam hv
H r fight nenlnat fare reductions romatlree le rvpoeUd to briny the
IV .govermnrnisl mandate. partlc- ralltnade the Itryaet peaasngec
Htrly the slash In sleeping ra r volume In fire yeara.
M m , are making n bid for bane|n the flrat two memtha o f thia
I n paoaetnrrrs thr»ngli Improved year tho nomber of peJeewyere
Btlpmenl and service.
rarrled Inrrrated mere than t r
P A western railway is Intmduc- 000,000 over January and PetmiK p a new lypr nf tourist trains ary of 1935.
hom Chlrayi) to the Pnrlfic coast
Whlla southern and weatern railwhich makes ns fist time as thn roaila started cutting th elr#pasm ltcd s anil provides a trained aenyer rates two aad three years
H rst' as wr'l »• porter service.
aye, the maximum basis rata of
{(.Fares are drastically lower on s.fl cents a mils has prevailed genf t rift tour 1*1 trains; there ore do erally In the test. On the heals tho
aa>{ fa.H«' fare for 300 mllee la flOJO, A S
Hrayea far those who do not want rant rate reduces It to fS.
i
“ PEefr* w tw tf.Tewwr -------- ,—
?! £2 iTi -c
o
s
t
j
.A / .f iv
McLAULIN Jeweler'
!.
The
RATES
Kraft- |
Cheeso
Spreads
mow in now-dmsign
Swankytwig glattosl
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired 12—Wanted.
by one who really know* how
JERRY W. CARTER wanta yoor
Brlyga. Jeweler, Hag. Are.
vote June 2nd In order tin t he
FREE!
Stomach ulcere, ' gaa may give the people of this etata
pntne.
Indigestion ' raflevrd a d e a n Commen-eetue Busfnewi
quickly. Oat free sample doctor’s Administration.
prescription, Udya, a t Laney'a
WANTED: Child’s second hand
Drug -Store.
play pen.
good condition.
H-10 PERMANENTS—two tar Phone 2 tOt.
-15. All this week. Blue Bird.
15— A p a rtin e n la fo r R e n t
WIIX BUY yood cypress loy*.
See OSCEOLA CYPRESS CO.. f u r n i s h e d " OARAGE a]
m«nt. 107 E. 8th S t
Osceola, Florida.
• Sparhlfny flaaaea atrren with,
brlyht stars. . . the nsw Swaokyarriys. You11 want to collect a,
wbotaast-Aad while yoa'rs doiog
h. ytt acquainted
.
w ith 'a ll aavan
,^ S
of th« ddlctoua <L. ■S ' |
K r a f t C h ta s a *
t
Spceaib. They're . L 0
,
m a rv a lo u a fo r
1
and appetisers.
GRADUATION
F to to r^p h a, TH REE-ROOM furnished apart
ment. Downstairs, l i t E. 5th
♦t oo per dtp. Wleboldt’a Btu-
BL
FROa HUNTERS
We pay 18 cants lb. cash rough
art. at Semlnola Faed Stars, Partfont 8:10 A. M. dally. Rarta
‘i fSadea. Co. Lenywood.
Mnch Merest
Being Taken In
Election Today
IMetnonds Aad W»tehe»
Watch’And Jewelry liejk
wd Mhontlaa And E af
FOR SALE: Electric RefrigeM*
tor. yne atove; Living reoM
suite, chair, table, kitchen cat*net
trunk, two swings, and othff
bargains, v Telephone 021-J.
pr. M. L. Rabum, W. V. WamlrufL.
Precinct 3 (Court House),
iish C hills a n d F so e rf
CL D, Couch, Fted
conquer Malaria, you mutt do twol day craw:
Harrleon, H. R. Rumblajr, C. M.
Boyd, S. D. Hlghleyman, C. P.
Hagan. Jr., N. O. Garner, Don
McDonald) right crew: Jemoi
Gut, Edward Klrthhoff, B. E.
Chapman, Ralph Went, W n. Mc
Kinnon, tf. J, Lorly, Stewart
Dutton, Paul Pexold.
Arranyumsnts have been made
by The Herald to yat tha rttu rn s
from tha various praclnata e f the
County, and through It* meaaheraMbtne bermful. Xvtn cNBdfea H e
>n the Associat ed Preen to
d they ewe tabs H mfely- 8he a le { obtain returaa from tlnwughent,h# State, and theee wlU be
ft, The SI slsa contains 2% tlmn sa
. i . r_
_____ _
I 1-2 TON nODGB 1938 model W1IY BE hotherrdt Use RATTractor and semi-trailer with
NIP. They simply can’t let It
ID-ft. closed body. Like near. alone. Stanley.Roytra Hardware
♦1200. Terms if destrvd. Reel Co.
A Sons, 301 IV. 1st 8L
FOLDING canvas baby carriages,
ALLSTATE tires—Sears' prices
♦8.00. Phone 74.
and Stars' quality. Real and
Sons, 301 W. Flrat SL
Co l o r e d
w oman
HONOLULU, Juno 2.—OF)—In
Hawaii, where colorful folia** and
bright dresses are p’rntlfu), mo
torists will become conipwralively
aeleto with theM IM flJtee n se
o r a n d o Phone MTT
Just
^
I Magnolia Arsnue, opposite Thn
' .H erald office, toaight. Two loud’
— | returns from The Hetald office,’
m speakers will else bt sa ils i t the
and Wrater’s orchestra wUI play.
Magnolia Avsnue will ha roped
eff between Flint and Second
Rtreeta and be ache* wdl be
L hauled In from the baseball p ark
I
ft la hoped that tha flrat reI
turns may he flashed So earfy as
I ’ H e’oWk, and the broadceot wilt
I . continue until S or 8 attack tof • marrow morning.
Abeentee beileu returned by
mail will he received up to the
m hour the cmvmsrtng b e a k alia
■ to canvass the returns front tho
■ i primary,
Judga
Jae.
C
■. Sharon,
chairman
of
He
bean),
said
today.
Tho
■ canvassing board la aoapoaod of
■ tho County Judge, the chairman
V of the Board ef County Com mit
: alenera (John Melach). and the
H *■ Thigpen). Judge Ihaeeu said
■ supervisor ef registration (W.
m a d e , w e wow ld se ll t h e m I H eaca* It la trltli g * a t
p te a m r e th a t ww m i ih — w t o « « r m a u f frie n d * and!
c a i t o n e n , t h a t w e i f « i i t f tk « f a * > o « k U s e o f
S d b o r lla it T w o * T rta d A lr C o o f o d tlr e s * f . tb * o a l f H f k
to m tim « • a n d
M w e y e ti m o a e y »' * . like ( i w plBf H a s o f S ta n d a rd
S e i b e r l l a g T a p o r - C a r o d U f m * a a d t l * p a t e D ie d
S d b e r B n g S E A L E D A U t tftb e . . . A b a a ljr aueecaafal
ptm ctafoH M aliag ta b o « a tb o m a r i x t to d a y .
LUNCHEON OR
COOL DRINK
HEAR
Electiaa Returns
’heel StrnkihUner
leand A ltfU h n t
705
T t B Have alWays s a id th a t w h m b w o r tir t* w tt+
PERK'S
for a id m m
Installed
SHOP
plarna—gilt edge aad averytMw*—la Md|dk reward Ho
V Hiah l l heal la paeatur, Oka* far feur w w a with My.
Pampbalh The aellla sal aw all alaaaaa with BUI wad
I sash quartar Ha was glvan a report sard fee partset
.They are Shewn rehearsing for asm mane# meat ‘snort
aloe* fAssociated Frees Phots)
O p m A ll N ig h t
I
TONIGHT
2nd A Mjt Ur
Driva la
DANCE — PICNIC
rTR. PICNIC R A W
i t ^Mr
V * Metier
-*
i n :
m
M ain 8 L
•
• For
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTER WRITING
MAILING LISTS—TYPING
CONPIPENTiAL INVESTIGATIONS ■
year’s green hlackgfuumt.
Lor the* w o rld th a t can d o a b le ja m
t® 8
Rebedldlar aad Servicing on all Makes of Machines—
New M Factmry—Rebuilt Typewriters—Eany Terms—
t as the Stk siae and ghrccypi) JfJk'i uT*d ], ®B, * iargu acraen m
it* your Doary.
l i t PARK AYE.
�0 , H E tt* L D ,
l» . DEATH
BJHffORIV FLORIDA
NET TIGHTENS
ON BLACK LEGION
yvUS
^ *
SECRCT SOCIETY MEMBERS HELD IN 'EXECUTT
■TeT'-M
dm
MUhlian’* **rir »f a ite m iln atl* * " igilrMt tit* BtMti la g ltn I«n M
In Mi* M liur* •» Mil* array a f waapent (top) In th* homo of farm er
Councilman C hariot O. King a t looroo, ■ D etroit tuburb. Ho I*
ohown holding h it daughter, Ja ttp h in t, while Invartlgatar H arry
Colburn (right) loodo th* raid. Bolov>, th* Brnaot brother*. Olon
(loft) and Clarence, prlaan guardo, wort accuood of flogging • rolltf
am riitr for rtfu tla g t* join th* logltn. (Aoooclatod Proto Photo*)
A ttaw.gl*dglng member* to aarry a u t *rdor of th* -lt**k Legion." a von at th*
of death. wot
m aato d by Michigan authorltJt* wha h»v**rr**Ud 1* toglon member* far th* wolrd claying of Charlt*
A. Pool* a t Detroit. Fifty other myitariau* death* or* under Inv* at Igallon. BUI* police aald oaliod
djaumante named DM* Haotlay (oppar left) t* "brigadier g a n tra l" *f th* Ltglan. and Ray «m**t
(app*r canter), a »t*ta prla*n guard at Jaehaan, aa a dlatriat laad*r. Mr*. Rebate* Real* (upper right),
Wdaw *f th* *|*la man, denied h* boat her Juat before her Infant daughter, Nanay Jean, w it born.
L*gt*n mom hero had *<almad P**l* wot killed for beating har. Paul %. ivory (lower UR), *tat*
y?**
■* J“ b»*n, died myatatleuafy April 14 and hi* widow, Mr*. Malde Every, and aan Ralph
gtaarar right) attribute hla death U a flogging admlnlaterod by a band *f man. (Aaaeclatod Praaa
B L A C K
L E G IO N
>
F L O G G it
Ph*t*a)
REPARTED CONFESSORS IN “RITUAL” SLAYING
;
"■'i
n 3 ' i 7?w
BLACK LEGION SUSPECTED OF WHOLESALE KILLING"
wtA war* named by polk* aa conf maad participant* la th* “rxrcaUon" of Charlt. A.
r|*A watkar, .by tba “Black U glon." tee rat ijgiiaal* aociely. Left to right: Dayton
* tk , Urban Lippa, and Irbtn l»«. Thro* other* of thr |« society nwmbtr* bald
wkb mardar, afflaata aald. Poolj tra* ahat to death oflcr ho reportedly beat hi*
BLACK LEGI6N MEMBER?
7JV4
*fa
•
JJJJ
Victim of P|M Kilim*
b<«f M pgambar* of tk* Mack Legion, four af Wham confraaad klVIag Chart** A
as a tt pot It* to InwoatJftUag report* that the night riding aociaty engaged In
Michigan. Daytan Doan (left in plrtar* at appar loft) la abawn 1
e«*B *«*r canfaealAg ha ftrad fftr* boll*It into Poatali body. Th* round-up * aw
M U * 'Im p o rter John I, Havana of Datrolt who 1* ahown (upper rig h t) dab tag 1
Soma af th* priaoftar* big aeon (bnkw ) aa poHea haatlad them into a pstr
with U s ha ad over .Ua fao* la foreground la Harvey Daria, described a* a "a
(AP Photo*)
Bay Sunday ana* that of har haabnnd, Harry Duiuber, tit, algw
yalaUr, who hid boat ihlaaiag
�VOUR —
w
n
—
THRiSANfOUn. HERALD. BAWOED, FLORIDA
MOTHER 3EE3 FIORHWZA TOED
1 '1 * .JP
a Knew It
Br ALEXANDER K. (IKORHE 7
i
:
o r OUR 8 HI v ic e jr
: TOUR WATCH MUST BE
______ a p c u e a t b
DM« can wflT mrr»
• OWIilal BaOwwy - (aagactar. 1
WAR HI NOTUN, Jane 2.—Lp)— b t t t k f u i f« r S cawto, i M V 'f l r
bd old d iy each, long a stuffy, 30 ( ttU iM M w r f H R i m i b
Mer-, j<kn symbol of American , Air t—♦'
*
M* tr a itl, may be only a mem- terra sakw
y a few y rari hcncc.
vM* tb s “fk
Pushing Ibelr r'rive tu- rrfilrt traaoportMl
il'iRU aniA W traffic, the rail- air-etw M ,. |
•aa am rrplarlipr the-*# oM ttyle —r 'l i n k l k
■A m with “dirt-free, noise, attendant |
nrterf. alr-rnndltlonM rare «Hh , tk n al cowev
|ta o romfrrt* of a lirr.-rriau* Ilf.
McLAULIN Jeweler
I .
112 PARK AVB.
LEGION'S’ DEATH
RATES
ot'ltarm
T h e $ !,
Kroft
Cheesy,
Tnw perta of ■ N oner trare! fantfwg cam
[MW coupled with a rrdurtlco i tlaep f i r th
. t*m« under or er of the Infer. ’ tra w ls,■“ Hi
RU commerce cnmmlislon hayd ‘ op I* Itfta^
|Milate.l o ffiru of the rail r a r - 1 flrreml ofmy to rater In the pa»renr*r wha hare hrath i
afford rlerplnit or parlor car withe*, cmfffc
■wmodaUima,
*
Spread*
agreed. no II
They are offerlnr the trarelnr
mot dinners, ileep-runhloneil,
IJaltaf In real*, f.-’t rent., ,ket»M rnrpota, amenth Marta and
*P*» a"d the "gliding 'VMv* on
™ r achrrVjlea.
Earn those- yn-iem railroad*
DIPLOMA FOR DOG
UaxUh Chills and Ft oar!
COLORED WOMAN wan
doing laundry or ' el<
b o u ^ Ltllk Mao , Jenkins,
BU * U n i t * \
V II
I Magnolia Aeanue, opposite The
I Herald office, toalghL Two loud
| relume from Tha Hamid office,
apeakers will also braadwMt tha
and W a b r ’i orchestra xatll play.
Magnolia Aftnus win be repod
off between Ftmt aad Second
Streets and beaches will be
hauled in from the ho*thaII park
ft k hoped that tha ftmt retuma may b* flashed to early aa
• a'oWk, and the broadcast will
continue untl) t or 3 i/ckeh to*
mar row morning.
ballots' returned by
mall will bo mmfvod up ta the
hour the canvassing board alto
to cwnftoa tho returns from tha
primary, J n d g a
Jan.
ft
Bharon,
chairman
of
tka
board.
said
today.
Tha
Wttwnds And Watches
Watch'And Jewelry Repairing
iotuTMounting And Engraving
urtanao PRona 5877
if g
”n a,) Mak«
—
HONOl.ttLU, June 2 .-L P )_ In
Job' HawatL where colorful foliage and
Ing br1*ht dmaovn am pentlful, mo1at tortoto will become comiwratlrely
I ae.'ater with tboir IhTI tiemao
M a c h fn e s -
^ P -w 'tte ra -E a a y Term *-
heel Btraightanar
^
BLACK LEGION FLOC-Cii
REPARTED CONFESSORS IN “RITUAL” SLAYING
Detroit police »old they wjuld chewgr »e*rn member* of tho "Block I-ogton," secret society, adth
murder In connection with the “ritual executlrn" o f Charles A. PooJe (top left). Tbur of 16 mambaft
detained allegedly confeaaod paitlclpallng In tha a'aytng. They xccuaed Poole of beating hla wtfa,
Mrs. Rebecca Poole, shown below with an lalant born o few day* tnfim tho WPA worker waa
to iteath. A polieemtn (lop right) don* the regalia of the "Black Legion' and axamlaM weapons
and ammunition aelaed. (AP Photo*)
MATlili
C0NPIDEN
BLACK LEGION SUSPECTED OF WHOLESALE KILLING
—
L*"»>k
v
'♦
.
1
U tiril" a Boys' H^lgh
a* trie and ad *aoh guoi
dapartmtofe. .They am
-
w
.
^
Ttto Traadt I
—
Vr* reft ami 1
.1
.—
HOSTAGE PJUSON GUARDS RETURN
T?E have alWaya said that whea better tire* were
nuMle» we woold sell tbeml Henee, it k Witli
pleasure that ww MiniMT l to « r DWW^ (rftenda m l
cuatomera, that we now
the fapaoftt Use of
Selberlla^ Two-Titead Ali^Cooted tires • . . tbfl only tlrw
In the world that am doftUe ram mT« mJteue aad
i
to D O U BLE
your
w ith th is p a te n te d
SdberOng SEALEDAIR hbe .« . the onfjr newaftal
tnatatled,
,rT**U* 11
"••"bora tar tha weird staying at Chari*.
, r * u^-• , l"r*«»'M»lan. «U t. poilc* said M ind
.°!U Hawldjt (uppar laft) •• -brlgadlar g*n»r.l“ of tho Legion, and Ray Kmoat
•antor), a atata prison guard at Jaotwon,
. dlatriot loader. Mrs. Rtbocca Poole (Hppir right),
h,# b**1 h*r J- ** botom her Infant daughter, Nancy Jaen. waa born.
* ? 2 * " l1** •(*,"»d Paola waa kttlotf for basting har. Paul 1. Ivary (lowsr laft), slat*
**?*?*. *t .^**fc**"» d M myitarleualy April 14 and hla widow, Mrs. Maids Evory, and ton Ralph
ngnt) attrlbuta Ms daath to a flagging admlnlatorsd by a band af mon. (Aisoclatod Prsaa
Photos)
m i1
on a Hold of while, mplaex yoar’a green blickground.
Sclberllng YapftMUirad Uraa, a a d UU patent**
Just
Mfchlgaak *S*ar el axterwilnsUon’ agalrwt the Steak-Lagkn taaattad
la tne aelxure ef thla army at waaprne (tap) In tha ham* *1 farmar
Councilman Charles O. King at norm , a Datralt suburb. Ha la
shawn balding his daughter, Jaaephina, while Invartlgatar Harry
Colburn (right) laada tha mid. Btlow, tha Brnaat brathara, Qf*n
(left) a*d Clarence. prison guorda. w«ra accuttd sf flagging a rail**
warhar for refuting t* jeln tho ligion. (Aaacclatod Fran Fhetoa)
Mal» BL
«—Situation Wanted.
COL0RED~QIRL, 'viola” WT
P V IW I
The - JEWELER
F n o a HUNTERS
We pay 18 cents lb., rash rough
wt. at Seminole Peed Store, Bartford 8:30 A. M. dally. Rada FOR RENT: Flowers’ Golf f e r e '
ice 8tation on Celery At*.
Sale* Co. Longwood.
Cecil E. Flower*. Phone 607-W,
ibaday morning.
pa»*»ngrr* ami
y. Iablll, Lake FOR SALE: Electric Rafrigtr*tor. gaa atoeot’ U rtng room*
suit*, chair, table, kiUbea cabinet j
trunk, two awing*, and other,
8— Autotnobllea.
bargain*. Telephono M U .
1 1-2 TON DODGE loss model WHY BE botheredf Uaa RAT-1
Tractor and »emi-trailer with
NIP. They simply can’t lat it
20-ft clo*ed body. Lika natr. alone. Stanley.Rngrri Hardware
11200. Terms If de<trrd. Reel
A Son*, 301 W. lat 8L
FOI.ntNfl ranra* baby carrlago.
AtiUSTATE tlrea—Sears’ ’tAIre*
18.00. Phone 74.
and Sears' quality. Reel and
Son., 301 W. First S t
„
IT’S FOR CONTRAST
Fawo Oadk
■
• Sparkling ( b a n »Unrn njlh,
bHjIU a ta n . . . the ana Smokyawifn. You’D want to collact a,
wbokaai. And while you're doigg
ll. gat acquainted
,
w ith a ll a««ao
of the dellcloua C
>
K r a lt C b a e a e *
,
Spreads. They're , L
(
m a rv tlo u a fo r
0
modwichmsaiada •['
* .
ta d a p p a t l x e r a . _____
GRADUATION
Photographs, THREE-ROOM fumlihed apart
M-00 per dtp. Wleboldl'a Btument. Downstair*. 113 K. 6th
SL
|tr. M. L. Rabum, W. V. Waodruff.
'
Precinct 2 (Court Rovae),
O. D. Couch, Fred
To canqurr MaUrii, you mutt do twal- day craw:
liopa (I) Drtlruy the Irfcrtioa in tho[ Harrison, H. R. Rumbley, C. M.
had. (J) Huilil up tho blond to oetr- , Boyd. S. D. tlighleyman, L. P.
MM the rffmt ami to (ortilr agalcit!; Hagan, Jr., N. 0. Oarner, Don
Irthcr attxri. There b one Meilicina that’
■• them twe Ihbup and that la Geurx‘a McDonald) night crew; Jsmc*
MUlau Chill Took I The faritlma oal- Gut, Edward Elrchhoff, B. E.
rn ta Grove'* Tovrin* Chin Teak de Chapman, Ralph Want, Wm. Mc
fer* the malarial Infection ha Ihe tdood Kinnon, If. J. Lorlg, Stewart
bU* tha ban baitrit op tho blood. TWujd* ef po«J>k bar* n m a n l Makria Dutton, Paul Patold.
hh lbs aid of Greveb TtotlaM C h it,| ArrangvmtnU h art been made
dole. la addhion to bring a noted raM- Iby The Herald to gat tha rtturn*
f from the carlou* pmclnsta of tha
I County, and through It* member•hip In the Aaaoeiatod P n w to
* " ----- v "
Row. in now-H»sign
Swanlcytwig glanosl
9U Tenth St.
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired 12— W anted.
by one who really known bow
Brlaaa. J r wnlar; May. A n .
.JERRY W. CARTER wanta your
roU Jane 2nd In aider that be
FREE! Stomach oleara, p a may fire tha people of thla state
pain*.
Indigestion
raftered a ( lean Commarr-aenM Buainaaa
qtriakly. Oat fmw aampla doctor’a Administration.
yrwacrlpthm, Udya; at Laney*a
WANTED: Child'* aeeond hand
play pen.
good condition.
♦3.50 PERMANENTS—two fog Phone 2104.
Jjt5. All thla week.-Blue Bird.
IS— A p a rtm e n ts fo r R ent.
WILL BUY good cypreet log*.
See OSCEOLA CYPRESS CO., FURNISHED^ OA RAGE apartOsceola, Florida.
menL 107 E. 6th 8L
10 mate. 1%a
Iny rooms fb|
fared drlnkln
ipar rape.
The Increa
average paaac
dltlonal straw
by Dleaal, electric and ateam locomotlrvs la expected la bring tha
ralltmad* tha largeet peaaengee
rolume In Ore year*.
In the tin t two month* of thla
year the number of peaamgera
carried Increased more Dan %r
000,000 orer January awi Febru
ary of 19U.
Whllf eouthem and wrrtem rail
road* *tarted cutting thairAp*aaenger rate* two and thra* Jfaai i
ago, the maximum bail* rata of
3.0 rent* a mil* haa prevailed gen
erally In tha teat. On the beak tha
fare for 300 mile* I* $10410. A 2
rent rate reduce* It to (A.
«'--*ii*o>4 r m
SECRET SOCIETY MEMBERS HELD IN ‘EXECUTE
NET TIGHTENS j^ON BLACK LEGION
l
W! J r r ’
I' L U V a- •f***1 vi*iUnta •oele‘yto H«bt: Dayton
DMg tlarrwy THrU, U m a Upptg in d Irttn 1M+. Thru* other* of the 16 oodety Members held
w.n -Ja ktoeged with marder, ofTkata said. Pool) wax th at to death oftcr he reportedly boat Us
w»B. - W Photo)
MbbREA BLACK LEGION MEMBER?
PgHys
af a Biatk Laakn eftIcar. It
•
Mehery MMle. m
I S
?
?
*
. '
toad ta Jarimto aaanty whig
POLICE RECEIVE BLOOD WARNING
Vtetim of
KilUne
luncheon *or
COOL DRINK
REAR
Elect!** Return*
Ope* All Night
TONIGHT
world** dnaat tire, ahaoa 1898. Baftwfcg Area
abrajrvhad the ftaert npataU ai f # f M % jH
&Lf,
I - DANCE - PICNIC
PALM SPRINGS
u.
a tm
: ? W v «gWfi-*AXW AND FAOUTIM
g ^ ^ X S T S L * kteuu*
M’jV T O a ju i fVjil
■tokiC
Day Baaday was that of bar haabaod, Harry DunxUw, U , aiqw
palokr.
�Ernest
MEYER’S GRIN OF VICTORY
Secretary’s D ope
Is That Team Is
As Good As Others
_____
Herbert
Moms.
Seminole* Beat The own-” "**
Pirates M i Next ~
Game Is Tomorrow mMw b. «u
Says Directors Have
Confidence In both
Team And Manager
M oduli topped the hitter* In
i Florida Stole League early In
r eeaaoa, but Joe Bletruf and
1. Oates bare gone ahead ef
I to the latent tabulation pro
red by Karl Bias, b op sUtlsM . for games *p to and lnd h g tboeo of a weak ago to
ps Bletiuf has boan at bet 111
tea In 22 games and has
■ o a d the bell 40 tinea, white
baa emaebed eat 4S Mia
140 times a t to t to M game*.
itniMl has alee bean In OS
M e , hot baa beau at bet only
I tfanee with S3 hlU to h b
d t t Bletruf Is given n ratln-
|
"SaafordV
)b* UokJ
m
■* s«i w*
-------sr* l» to*a slgnad up aa a sooooTho “IKto world asrUs" In the j ber o l U » pitching staff. Ho
LIom U f tM la ngntb in a tic aa has participated In only two
a result of ynsterday'a vletiry by ' --------------------------.
.
Uio Seminole* over the Plratss. lo th Urns* to relieve a pltcbmr
The se rin score Is now 2 and 1. afte r Urn eppooln* team h ad ;
Tbs final and deciding g*m« will
to played on tbs Grammar BeheroI
“Directors of the Hanford Base
ball Association hate complete con
fidence In the Lookouts *nd Man
ager Stuffy MeCrone."
Thla declaration wee made by
Secretary Jimmy Wright of the
association In denying reports that
some changes were In prospect.
"Every teem gets into a slump
a t times, look at the big IcayusH,
bat well pull o it. I have no fair
of that, none whatsoever. Stuffy
end all Iho boys are working ti,
gather In fine shape, we hive un
-he club some of the te st men In
the league, am Lake It ell In all
I am of the opinion that the Man•'ord tu b Is es good ■< any In the
sr ~
j r 7T,™
Bat Dictator Rides
Baddy Cannot Colnude the baseball teem. H e.w an1 Buddy la k e la itiU a number of
only 14 years of aye then. Tbs the Sanford Lookout*. Judge H.
second m a r ho pitched for tb s W. Branham, cans of the minor
, „
leoguee, baa telegraphed Mai that
lt t 4 j *
to Ntw YOTk Ih .l W o r d BaeeWU C hshm ost
□ s L - r r S 5£SSSSS
xlzt.,*
Uvod In Sanford nyoet of lb* time ta a s*ml-pra le a n s sad won tO
^ X .
■nee ho ,w»a a cblkL He at- out of 27 fame* he plUhcd. strlb- tioo baa u o ta a ro t been effklelty
' The victorious Seminobs had sev- Snded the Sanford g n m m a r ^ oot more than 100 and hit- notified by M y s Iraaheas e f hte
! an tam ed runs end the PI,air* schools and after finishing Junior Un, better than J00. Ha waa rallag, thou A Pitcher Taka f t H
bad throe earned n n * . Pronin High w att to Ceoryie Military * scheduled to pitch one night tho secretary tha telegram bn hod
I pitched far the BemlnoUe an I Academy.
Ho began playing' agilnst D itty Vance, themploo ireeetred from the bweetwIJ dictator,
• Cochran tended far the Plrotee. hasebell when la grammar school, pitcher of the semt-proa, but the While ruling that the Bboebail
W. A. Ludwig umpired at the end hat kept It up ever tinea, gome waa • canceled because of ‘ A m d ellan m ast say Alsagy for
j plat*, Glen Lingle a t first and moai'y a s a pitcher. Ho played re|n.
i U k v W g a Branham *1** told*
.•Ircult/'
JB
'John Melech a t third biae.
In e the Lions Junior League In
He played basicethsll on San- that becauae the pitcher a arm wee
W r i g h t mill t h a t Iho l o u of
;
.J; j In the last Inning the Plrair* I'JJO sad 1831 and hla team waa ford Junior High and at Geor- “®* » «—dHtoa ha dayoi eaBm t
t h r e e g i m c e la s t wi uk he. u u - e
'
I bed a man on first and another the (f league ehampioneblp each , u MUKary Academy. He also
e a e ry from t he Ume lw
>( the w e a th e r hurts the chit, ti'
on third an: with only one
t u n e (ally e n d tnlimiili'.l t h a t tin- . .
f
_______ _
yeak
to
owe
of
those
games
he
ssade
the
rifle
team
at
Georgia
man
gone
it
looked
n
lose there le a good gate during
....... “ “
h ,~ r i ^ r ^ t e t L l m t e l j though
they were going tv •truck out I t men la ervon In- Military.
the next few weeks there le n poa-, Wssry bat happy, Lss Mayor boas
.................... Mm s la S feet > laehm. and “ * J 2 * * _ “ g *
win
the
game
and
end
the
##■Ibillty th st local fans will tm dvwinning the Indlaaapella mrtamehfl
I vies then end there. But the nest conteeL He also pitched foe
prlvod of the g r a n American! ef few hear*. M minutes. Ho so
two men up, Farm 1 tm! Odbam,
sn outright re lease. Secretary
ap a rt'h efb rr <be -afc.2 ^ -fe -t» fe & .f «• opoed e f D M N MHn pee *w
I were struck out by Billy Brimfii,
Wright sold.
wed to end the latter part of An- ' ■■■ ■ i
i m m m
wi i u
I Seminole pitcher. Hrsnsn U In be.I
Lake reports that the rest he
gust. Salaries of ta ll players had. _
. . . . . .
_
>under a physiclen’e care today,
a given hi* piteUag errs tbs test
fwlndetl, Bletruf and Cates to be paid eren when game* w e r* | J e g w g a f U / e / f §
the result of being hit In, the
two er three week* has resulted
le C llI
» the only man on tba team not payed, end the secreUry- * C U / WW I U
'stomach daring the game. Despite
In It again hetag In proper eontreasurer
of
the
club
said
th
st
n*
m
m
bo bnvu played fo nil gnmae,
•m T I . 'w
C
Me Injury, however, h* pitrhed
dittos, sad he U eonfldent he could
taacb Dm Harden, pitcher, has
go Into the pitcher's bqt «bm wta
^ Tile AMini
T O t f i t S J C a S O n ; two "*** lnn,n*» for his team
f)at*nA
M her* an season but not
after he was hit.
games sa ho Baed te ddt .Wright
“We're going along Just as Irng _
,_
MACON, Ga. June
oeiMevtlt
W M f ta ovary game. ThirtyThe bo* score:
:*ii Mid he 4U not know wtetber Laka
GAINESVILLE, J um
Uni- prospects ta several seasons. Julian | PEM1NOLE8
Lae Gambia looks like Ty Cobb. B**(ar<’
All B I I R
f t player* war* uaad In SS ts we hive the money with which
would ba. used until Jadga BrahEverybody tells him so a* ho
l.imti
m m ta a vain effort to got the to pay bills, bvu we're not going m s lty of Flock a graduates only Procter, T albta.see, first baaej, Hudleeton 2B
44 112 2 00
r»,t ham’s rating baa baea officially
to run np any unpaid bill* anti * faw m in from n , i Mg busbul!
a te out of tlw dungeon, nnd
i.tcc bended down. .
Ken Eppert, Jacksonville, ttoond Coehmn IB
33 11 00 00 1chaste film around ths Sally >rWeaie’
T* others waiting to ebon we’re not going to terrow any and track squads and the outlook Lnaej Jack Clark, Quincy, sheet- ria Td <3
Prvsldeot Charles F. Wert of tbo
*
44 11 11 1 1 league for the M a m Peaches.
money,"
Jimmy
tald.
e
year
hence
in
thee#
two
tporte
■tuff. No wonder Sanford
atop, and Bob Ivey, Tavares, pm- Branan P
44 22 32 1
Ball players are known not ta e .n te rs
J m Baseball Association • 4ald ' J W
'
la
quite
encouraging.
win. If this “her* today,
cant a formidable Inner defease. Meriwether SB
44 32 33 1 , cherish a comparison with •
i " Laka waa kfuogkk.by Interested
. Among tbo .etter-men In U n - Praetor, with J t e , led the teem In Cobb * F
’*** fans sad th a t ths aseoetetten aa
- 3 1I 1S 0O , baseball “gTaat.“ They feltevo lt| fc
tomorrow" policy wore die*such had nothing to do with tbo
d end the player* could be
hitting and Eppert. J t f . wee the ^ * B,*hsn 83
22 11 11 11 b unlucky.
j
' ■»
S 1 X R u n S . onljr ,It* of ta* track squad hav* third baea swatter of the lessen. *Wl» CF
44 00 12 0 0
ceei, hot- S ocntniy Wright paid
reasonable aacurtneo (bey H f t n r p a
But
appurontly
Gamble's
play
st.
U
ni,
A iv u ita »
thtir vanity ciraar*. Pniy Ml .373 for the past ssison, Ooilins IM
33 00 00 1 (
ssi the deal WM made la Ike name of
td stay with the dub K I* Ami T
Isirt affteted. Hla first y u a r.ln JL*,7.hI " !
is ti the Sanford Baseball Association.
hla fhM year in varsity compell-1
— —•—
rtber probable that better
111 V ,I I C u o l , r c Captain
Johnny Seay, Ovals, lien, h at iheald ba one of the most • „ ___
• 12 5
8 pro b a il-M th Jeannette In tba Aleaao
HI
Sanford was te pay **00 and
work would m u lt. But r t , i
..
. ,
,
«
csUSer, and throe outfielder*, Don dangtirsua hitter* In Southern baas- E H * '1* 8
AB B
B H
It H
B i P om B ute teagua-gbo h it ,M0j SSIiuTaeti
j S r m a h J te H e a y .f te te hMmmn. for
AB
, .
, t a t a ip*"
ALEXANDRIA, La., Juno 1. Brk'gee, Wildwood, Baddy Mlstll,
»3 00 LL 00 foe tbo first I I gomes and
•‘ ‘I Laka, McNally waa seat U an Ate
dooant know foam on# day (#)—"Dynamite Dan" Dunn has K„M ndlna, and Walter Carroll, haJ> next year. la Newt Jackson, HMt W
I basy form In the CaroBaaa, bob
UrgO, 0 * . Adams, Miami, a If- Fnnoll IB,
*5 00 11 00 ,
the rang* on the ball park fane**tWinter Haven. Of thin quartette, tan Kirby, GalnosvIlU, nnd K an jw i»te C
3
0
0
1
was returned * abort time ag o 1
3 0 0 1
In th* Evangeline league.
Carroll, hitting AM,
lael. wnila, FaaU Oorda, ths “Gators",CoAran P
X63, and
end M
Mlael,
1
0
0
,
4
whan be waa traded toi Palatka for
4 1 0 0
lattln g JMfl, ranked second and if III return foor latte r-msn plteh- ■Eotrtdge SB
44 1I 3 3 00
id out by But* Swindell so
fourth rvspectlvely, In the team era, and seek baa demonstrated a Odbam CP
22 110 0 11
tbit season,' together with
hatting avenge* for the past, tse- groat deal of harllng talent.
i ***0111 88
13 22 00 11
tom - beat hit*. Marten an I
In addition,''User* will tm Claude ,
J 'J
i 4 i 1 5* n0
«o*an of Daytona, Book and
Alton Brown, Palatka, and Has- oKenehew,
»fnwiinw| mmmM,
ro w in , l J, *^*r R r
Miami, Ko«n
Eari Power*..
12 00 , 9 0 0 ton batting avarago. Maw b a ta
tevgul . of GainoavtUa and
ton HcCtane, Galnaevllla, a n the UmeUl s, who did not win letter* [ •*
n # ■ one of Macaw's ranking ataggura.
Hs of Palatka havt aaeh kit
_.
_ , »hl«f losses from llte track and this year, and Sponcsr Burns*, I
___________________*I B S
four circuit drives. Wllk 13
That waa on* of Dunn'. bu*ylfW4
Both have sot u s *nl- Tampa, who, hsaeuat of a year a t i
m toads, 8winds11 holds Urn day*. II* waa up n v tn tlmo*. , , ^
rotords la iho shot and th« Uair* roily of Tamps, was n e t , aagmsated by a th e n who ftlnsd
m w o r t ta to st respect Re securvd il* hlU end crossed home, JiTtUf, thnow, rvspectivaly, Iht* eligible this peat spring, all experience oa th* equ»d this year,
•1m totted ta M r* runs hi plate sU Umte. He drove In II yt ir. sad McCUn* la undefeated In avsllsbi* ta add strength to oa.al- to# O aten will to in aacsOsut
••* game than any other runs and pteyad “Jam up" ball two successive years of dual most ready strong .mound corps.1RVr- shape. Csptaln-«Uct 2 -die Joe j WINTER PARK, Jtate k* f—
competition, Th* thro* other track rose In particular looks Uto a ftad. Long, Like City, end J. D. Hick*, • Jams* Mobley, Byhunls,, (to r and
w ta too Magus, and to a got afield.
M l bite, 43 In numtor.
Dunn is Iho properly of the graduates a n Georg* Haws, Rkh- •»d Uaoholl critics look foc.klm
I B a rto n M. Cannes', New Bmyr- M
a t a a tW y .
Dvtriot Americans and was elated mend, V*-, «ob McAnly.i Artec le, u, to an* af the best pltcksA dekrttod Is a t th* bottom of th* to play thl# season with Beau- and Char’M Nawsll, Wast Paha vulepad at tbo Unlvsrolty a f Flor
, NO GAM IS MONDAY
ta Bluo’a tabulation of club mont tn th# Texas league. A flaw
ida hi a groat maay yean. Basa....
A .
Maadoy w a. an off-day to toa
tract,
however
ore.
With th* entire Infold returning, ball dapesten faeIMvs that AM*
tag, and M fifth ta club k, h i e
baeeball fteJde, with no ganros
ET*1
and • pitching staff that should Green, a reserve tnftaldar this y*er,
•tag. Daytona load* in hat- TliUQ S
mils
L. hniknoMamJ tn ikn knot twnana
sstodoMd to either tbs Florida
la another log to watah aarofully
Ida Lao
Itate, tba National or tba Amar•a x t year. With a nambar of good
■ trip tala' Mat]
Usa Leeguss.
ratC tew0" tr*i,ury u **>"* B a seb a ll l e a
p THE STANDINGS
I For Georgia Star - non
To Resemble
Five Homers.
All In One Game Th#iri,|“,1»f ussbsu menmi
Army Defeated
i New York Y»
Athletic Honors Won
,By New Smyrna Girl
1/
V;/
. . jj, 7:*rj'v•t.'T
*
A-
’A -.X'r-
\
.
■i
f
V
u
m
�Sanford fa The Only Ceautt
Florida City Affordln# Bail, Hlytia
And Watei franspodaUo* >l:i
END ENT
TWO
SANFORD, PLOl
NUMBER
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
w ,:fa‘
" W1 T
V Incomplete' Returns
A re Elected 85s p."!wbffi
.„ ■
!
mm
McClelland Is To Be
In Second Primary
With Qias. Hand,
A Former Sheriff
£M aiority Vote Given
Gordon Barnett In seaford
Legislative R a c e
■—
Tafca Mi
RUfa Senator J. J. Pur*
•Ith cum Td-elfkt*™ from
ha 87th Senatorial District
_
k Tha downpour during tha afK
am on nnd early evening failed
ta dampen tha latoraat of |the i
crowd, m i It,w et an atUntira tudlrnre that ill ten ed t o tha broad
cast and watched tha flguraa aa
they were thrown on the icreen,
m a the ado or laughed 01 tha
eartoona drawn by Mlaa Dorothy
Ctoiite and Julian Sten*tram. Wee- '
tor’* orcheatn played almoat eon-V
atontly u n tir after 11 O’clock, and
then electrically tranaertbed mualc, *
e(a the radio and tha publte'ad-^
dreai ijsten, filled In gape be- 1
tween election return broadcast.
The orcheatra area tea ted on a plat
form built o r tr tha. tidewalk In ef,
front flf tha pbhUcfetlon office,i CawmU^ontr Dunn race Ired 1.,
The piano w it loaned for the oe- 042 to ta l to Ur. Thrather’i I,
ration by J, la M arantttte of tho 041. Booton Stetlo, former mem.
7 Rita Theater, Mr. MarantetU alto bar o f tha board, polled 987 rotea,
’*
icwatlaae# On F ace tt«»
nnd M. C. Glndcr polltd . StO
... ............ .................... ' " ‘ a rotea in the FIrtt Dbtrict.
W, B. Ballard waa high la the
‘Third Dbtrict, m e ltin g
842
rotea to TS4 for Commbtlontr
STATE RACES
Searcy. There were ilx candl-
J. F. McChriland, Incumbent,
an I than. M. Hand, former *her-
choaen to Ooldenrod
i County On Longwood
the State Legislature fn yea- Lake j u n
I
M aA M aa
A l & e l f A H '!■ . I
A ** _
■ ■- * te
rd a uy l’aa .p- . ■rfim
a r y election.
• •Altamonte
j S e n a to r P n rrla h ltd >1* F o^m t Cl
inmt, W. R. Dupree ofSUria
old, by nearly 2,000 roteo. Fern Park
Mr. Lehman waa elected o rtr E.i
**
X Brady b f .a rota ef more than
Total
..... ....... 2141 1361
twa to one, and Mr. Barnett re*
r*lrad • majority rota o rtr h it1
BRBVARD COUNTY
two opponent!, A. O. Warner of,
Aa tha m u lt of tha decblrr TJtsavlDa .
it* seat In tho t i n t primary tor
2to*ttorf Uw^|jlu&a“ M j 0*111*
Mr. Bernatt cHB
McClelland __________ 802
TaU __ L..L__________ 4*0
Mtlach ........................... 434
Dint era _______ '_______ 4.l2
Overttreet _____ ...__ 372
Leo .'..... ....___ ____4____ 241
Mr. McClelland carried four of
’tho IB precinct!—on# Sanford,
precinct, Lako Monroe, Chuluota,
and Otceola. ’The aheriffa home
b In Sanford*
Mr. Hand carried his ham# pro-
Parrith, whose
n r . The complete rote from all J T J T V ,
,,
precinct* In both countbr b : .
------ . .
Parrith - 4211
’S J* ? b ~ ------The rota tor Mr. Lehman tor
e l U s b b t u r . to Group V waa
rtrftable bndallde o rtr E. K.
a dy, member of tha 1938 U g turn. Mr. Lebanon tarried
*T»ry precinct to the County, rtf
arfrteg a total of 8,481 rotes to
1 > U for Mr. Brady, ar a ma-
Audubon
to
Q „ Z ‘n ----r ----«
m
^
B.M h------ £
1*
i X , B City I f a
It
A trantla
1
14
is
--------- --------- -Total
______ ____ . 2072
T
o t a l ----------------
DoudneyHighMan Country Precincts
As A Vote Getter,
Polls
Over
1,600
i
______
Jinkins, H e r n d o n ,
Ware Are High Men
b t First Primary
"
.fi
to
GRAND TOTAL
0*8
.. 4213 2319
its eandiF. Doudney. depoly U i
rotea to 8——
po lo*! the highest vote
of any ctndk-'ate In tho county In
«.
I h b race for the office of u s at!
' “ ••••or hla total being coatlderably
. ,0: | » bout IA00 v o te . He recelred far
r*T. *• “ I mora than n majority over hb opralt, h it ponenta—O. L. Blodeoe, B. K.
te at pr*- Squire* and J. H. Truluck—and
, .,
I therefore It will not bo nocooatry
^ hit fo, h bt to run a g tfc to tho toegweod aajand prlmafy.
[ •** A*'l
County Tax Collector Jno. D.
»11 Jlnklna and County C1*k O. P.
a aaare«t ijtrnj 0B ware alto nomlnatad In
■ < ' ! yttttrday'a primary, each racalr-1
Bind hit tag majority rotos ar»r their op-
Hendrick#
KcCawIty
Scofield .
■heron _
■toad __
QOVERNOB
Chappell
C o n e __
Gautier .
llodgee .
Maples .
Lewie _
Martin .
Paty .—
Patteway
COMPTROLLER
In
ium
Two Held In Ocala
For Counterfeiting
mart bed
KUnoe
O n s pall .
Tone . —
Gaatler ~
Itodcea _
l.ewla __
Mtple* —
Martin -
Paly ----pettrw ty
Tnmuello
Yearwood
Aft itate cabinet officers
well In the lead accept Bdr
of Public Inatrto
Cawthon who la running tope** . /
to Enelbh. Four ihunthtad M 4 f (
forty-three of tha 'statefs p m
clnrta par* BuchhoJe 8.0*8. Cbto*
4,1 U . Cawthon 10.0P8,
J
] 0.8*1, Jonca 1444.
O .
,
Four of F’oridn’n fhra Oongrata,
( men wera leading In IneamptofaJS
[ repprti,
.
F lirt Dbtrict, 72 ef 2*8 PJJM J
, clnctc, HtB 3,625, Pvttraon M j w f l
|
Second Dbtrict, 87 o f 227
rlncte, Orten B.479,
1,3*0, Porter 873, Sean f f a V y
Tompkins. 812.
Third Dbtrict, 7* of 80S f* + I
clncb, Caldwell 4,418,' Finch, l j M . ■
Fourth D btrict, ISS of 18T pe*. .
| d ncti, Cannon, 13.882, FhUHpa, ■
• 841. WUeoa, 1M1«State T rtatu rar W. V, Knott ■
I had a commanding bad tn th«
face of roturna from 410 pr**
: clritu.
The rapart from those ;
Security Feed and Send Cn. b procfacta gara Knott tl.SSX,
moving from 313 K. First St. tn| Gotten 3,062, La neat ter 8,717,. A
S u ta Comptroller J. M. La* •
the building formerly occupiedl
waa abo leading In 474 pi tel note ’
by 8toke* Seed Co.
/ with 80,472 roteo, Andorten 7 ^ *
The wrnther: Partly eloudy to. 281. Bulloch 3.90*. Pact 7J07P, .
night and Thursday, with pot- Swearingen 3,983.
Fur CommbaUmer of Agrba*- ;
•Jbly tcaUerad thnndorthewert,
npocU d
Katremo northwest Fltirlda; Part turr, 3*3 p m ln c ts
ly cloudy tonight^nad Thuridny, Hiihup 2 I.DA3 , Mayo 11,00#
In the adjutant general’s rasa j
Tho Board of County Commit- the rota In 401 pm lncU waa *
• loner* ami the Bo^il ‘of Fduct- Colllne 19,932, McNamara U.8M.
CITY NfeWS BRIEFS
Yearwood
ATTORNEY GENERAL
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LOOKOUTS
Bad (A fthar) g v in ijt, who w ; only metal t t a f ( h
yitch to *•* wf tb* doubio-baader T W b M i * sprto
Class A Man Coming,
nM
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(If H d4o*n\ rata), b on* of too
to Ue Florida 0UU toagn*.
• M« heO er.all e b a t bee
for more jib b e rs, bat to. a
«r<pf game* the feei two or
, waeka the pitching by tbs
Games I n B o t h
r,»n.
Junior
Leagues
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warn*# than It ihoald with the
bind of baU piaracu thow *.*** «v»*rub»U
aw bamL- . . v . th* fepev ‘ When / •
n iw
TOO cenlear* them rme'Hm f - j
R toltkn they .ret* fhvnrehle e Hh
MV toem to tb* loop, k it RlnfN S r.au o "'
MeCroao • a n t seam to t a t them rmeburgb
to fonctlonlng toaribar."
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Francis, who recently
took tba BL Aava*tine rlub an-
wing,
bn*
, deebed tb* Saint* oat to now
1white flannel iult». repHre* wf
the uniform* warn by tba Now
Y ork Yankee*. H wna n nwnred
tba atbar day that tb* Loekimt*
*r* to have now uniform*. ,hut
tb* report waa denied h r Charter
.W*rL nrealdent of the rhih, Th-
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I In n game*. Ha won ftoa and Jest
IIAMI, , May M*-—If)—Am- can** baseball l. not on lb* rego-1
“
oua saad-iottor* aO aver tb* tor Olympia aehadul* and m ail
A* phrased in "Who’* Who" a
atry are sharpening their pop It* owa way.
- copp*# of dav. ■«•• “Tb* « • » who
ting oym aad U canlng up
T ia. Unlted SUtM t o . - k
~ . . ^ o M 'r i m e l ’^ h * .
rbiag arm* far a than** »t aclwdukd to meet Tunic, North
t
af tb« greatest
mberrhlp on tbs demon*tr»- Africa, competing under tba namb*v of roa*, who baa made
1 baaebali squad tbs UaUtd French flag, in tb* Berlin dam- tb* meet JJim-haM b lu nnd lV“
to* will **nd to tb* Olympic 0nitration, Aug. 1L Tb* gam* next to tb* Urgcst number of
■** to Berlin.
f
i
will not figure la Olympia scare*, h o r* run*. Ami who ha* *»»l*n
ndlvldual tryout*, to be held D rr C. Gayer Kally. formerly of more ***** tb* any other player
tMl.imor* July 1-lW will of*i Brooklyn. N.
coocboa . tb* ta -th d Florid* St-tq Taaou* ta
* poolttoa* an tba • ali-oto/ Taato team.
Mn* other than Dav* Swindell,
#. Lock of toads caused th*
Before returning bom* lb* eent-rfUlder on tb* Banford Look•mplc b*s*baU committee to Ytnko# nlq* will take part in ax- «lU .“
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Wanted To
ill Team Tq
Ilie Sunday
75-Pound Sea Turtle
pretatting
•wo 000 yno -2
l i t 001 I l a —7
;?n
Rain prev*n\pd —bodulod game*
•—* , ih both the Junior looguea yep terid ty . The I’lretr, and the Beinl.
p . nolot of th* IJon* Laagpo war*
,(U to hare nlayed their fourth gamo
H J In the “little world oarlox, Unt
,t*e did not oven ntait beepoda . f t
wet- ground* nnd tb* lowering
i n cloud*. Tba Panthor* and Charo»’». kaoa of the U gion Junior, U .g e *
| played two Intnge, fad \>ym -were
, v forced to abandon the eonto*t.
Th# "TKUo warld teri**" yritl
list be reitrmad Mondky afternoon
a n 11 * o'clock. . Th* P in too have
.'ail won <>•>• r«m#. The pennant go**
.•It to the d a b winning thro* o at of
. KOmring In laaferd'a VooU
Ftopo. nil <k* alabe hi th- FtoriAgM
da Btoto Lragna art goto* to
.
to r e “Red BUri“ dar* and rir* {fiTon^ “
•w ay Feed automobile.. Tho™- r - ir ta t '
day, Jon* I I , baa been **t o*M* ri*,I2r"d
M the- bill dav to flainewl'l*. Waaklnuton
IkRfotd will p k y the G-Men
there that day.,It waa the G-Men)
__________
-who olayed here a week a t* la>t T e x a s F i s h e r m e n B a g
ter k k
D ata Swtm’all may l a last ia tba
Lookaatat T h at'i tba latest 4kroaraging Mara aa affactlag Ban-'
ford** btaoholl ctob.
7>_
P a t Patterson, pilot of Urn Dte'
Land Rida, wma bore Friday aftm o M to pot ia a bid Tar tba
faat centcrflaUler. tba 1 m M yon”
king a f the'P orida 8U ta Iwager,
and boeggsa ha affatad to trada
PltHwr Buarh and bacanaa tba
Lookouts want another pitcher tba
dlractera of tba B uford Rom ball
Aasoetatton M* oonoidaring tba
off.r. Praaidaat C. P. W art asM
a W k t e n might ba mada today or
toarorrew. Tana* of tba trada were
not stated. /
a |» 3 • f
If ana gar 'Paltoraon tbtaka that
with 6wln<UU In th* outfield ( ■
Rada ra n -catch up tba \40 polnff
th a t B*K«I thorn from th* Dartoaa Death late nfore; Mo* p load
ers, and k t it b t known m t Hunch
can ba aparad from tba pitching
ataff of tba Dale*mf aggregation.
Ha alao know* that -Sanford want*
a pUchar. aad bapaa th a t doalre la
airotig anoogb to aaooa tbo Look-
W H e n t!! ba
i
la Cincinnati. Ha i-etureod to Or- • y*tnp> aad hU f
Undo la 19SS aad than want to 10f aaeUtaat atblal
Tam pa.to pitch far that d ab i* HltUboroughHtoh ,
•ha Southeastern U og'te. Ha H W school'll buMball I
Tampa aa will that ba remained | th at H von M of \
thara ia l> a . aad taught phyalad playad.
adan.Uoa to Hillsborough High In , A rtkar 8wren#y
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aathoriUe* “
It nations are playing t
r .the . sport
to . h. e 'd
,
ocod on tho regular Olympic, son. Dow
hoduk. \
| Ron HIM
Baroni) candidatM for tho U. Tnchare.
9MI
tho Olympic trew,
Barry Wottov of I
T o R eco n si
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PoBs Open At 8 A. M.
And Close At 7 ttt
P E As Counting
New York Privialon
Is Held To lit*da
Liberty Guarantee
As Sholtz Nominee .U nder Constitution
MoveMadq ByRepufc?,
licans When ReHct
Bill Came Up TodajT
, ForReconsideration
WASHINGTON. Jane 1-—
—Sy a f l n to fear veto, the
Bapreta* Coart today dock lad
uneonatitatloa*) tbu 1 M Uw of
Haw T o rt (tala
aatobltahtog
Survey Ordered
By 35-30 Vote
•; f*lr|
Bodies Called
Of The
To Participate
31 Booths Provided
For Klectorste in
City O f Sanford
Service Honors
Soldier Dead Of
America’s Went
Knowles Turns Bsck
Memories To Yenn
Of Armed Conflict
Turning hick
tb*
pages
it
throe Candidatoo to bo M rs to vote
’bgalaat.-aad orgod aoppei t of 8.
F. Paty a t the poll* tomorrow.
Tbs three are WUllam C Hodges
whom Hawthorn* eoOod tb* t a l l
C«W- of tb* Sholta Aagtalaturv.
Jerry Carter who has "fed at the
pdblle crib far many yeara," and
Grady Burton whom Sholta baa
picked os- bis n-rrmiTiT
Aa preettent of th e last State
Senate, Hodge* pot through tb*
Sholta spendthrift Mila, A w thorn* said, * * “
'* “aafart'
i r am
that Hodge* takes tbs credit far
tb* Homorioad -Tba ExempUaa
Amendment, bat th a t act 'w as
written by R ipralaatottve Roger*
of Broward couaty, tba speaker
a l t Ho alao criticised Dodger
for obtaining tb* pardons for bun-
,
liberty. It waa held that tba
“rig h t to make eoatraet*" Mart
not ha violated.
•
.Wy
Joatieo Bailor (poke for the
majority- Chief Justice Hughes
ta d Jostles Bread!**, StoM aad
Cardoso dtwaatad.
Tba kgktetfed was challenged
by Joeopb TipoUto, Brooklyn
bawdry managor, who was iadbb
ad for forgery b aa ailogod at
tempt to aas real violation of tba
Wester Orchestra
Will Play Tuesday
—Photo by Cbx
The *econd delegation of Semi
nole County girl* to attend the
abort court* at tb* Florida S u ta
College for Women In Tallahas
see I* ihown above aa It left
Sanford
Saturday
morning.
Twenty-atvcn women and girl*
mule up lb* party. •
Girl* making the trip are;
la tb* rap*- ba 0041, bat flply ska*
. o*a pat lata affect a program that
1 will “aava tb* state" and bmp
Sho|ta from reaching the U. 8.
8a»*to.
*,
Hawthorn* was to bar* spoken
1 a t $ o’clock, bat Jerry Carter who
w ta billed to apeak a t 4 o’clock
1 bald tbs board* until S. Carter iddramas Mtoat tb* largest crowd to
Mtond a poltkal roily to Banford
Liquor Stores To [w ill Be~Thrown On
Be Closed Tight
Screen And Voiced
® f i f s r.s u r2 j l *
Elba Ckb, Orlando) Woman**
wine* and beer can ba paid tod
Ovpr
In N i c a r a g u a
rr...
Rnmaker, President Is Fighting
Returns from Tueedsy’s priB e lC Q F U C re d
C ity
mary election erill be gathered 1
.
and broadcast by The llareld to-J MANAGUA, June
|^_(/P)—
morrow night. The polls will close' United 8latea citlsens were warned
at 7:21 P. M. affd result* will be to seek safety today aa rebel
k a a #
.w
11^ a __ troops surround*! ins prtiidsntU u
bro.dc.et from th . rerlkat pom ^
Pre.ldent Juan
tlbl* moment until 1 or 1 o’clock g gIM II ln a hi* bodyguard off
Wednesday morning.
from th* outald* world.
TVG1CIGALPA, Hondursa, Juq#
through T h t ITerxIfTa ‘ member[ 1: kto Prootdaat Jeae B. Bats**
ship to the Associated Ptms, willI af Nicaragua eras reported fightalso cover the congressional dis tog for hi* Ilf* In Managua today
trict and the state 11 a whole. against th* rebellious national
A hookup will alao he mad* with army. An Amorican-trelntd phy1 aletan and former Waahlngton dip
WTDBO for further coverage.
lomat waa described In fragmen
A hug* screen Is to be erected tary report* aero** ih# bower aa
opposite The Herald offlca and;i trapped with 300 loyal soldier* In
tb* retuna will be shown on that .the capital. The loyal men were
acaen and will also be broadcast |j member* of the prasidentkl guard.
Judge Jas. G. Sharon, and by
John Fox. of Paolo. ^Magnolia
Avenue between Flrat and Sec
ond Streets will ba roped off and
banthee will ba hauled In from
the baseball park for tba con
venience of tho public.
' Music will bo furnlihed through
NEW TORE. Juno 1
out the evening by Westor’s or• Completing her
Aral voyage
across tho Atlantic, th* British
IlMr Queen Mary reached here
today—but failed to break the
record established by th* Nor1 mandle, French ship, Uat year.
An official comparison of time*
DAYTONA BEACH, June l . _ we* not available. Th*
ship
(AT—Gordon
E.
Kennon. 37. was scheduled to dock tht* after
columnist tor tho Dayton* Baach noon.
News-Journal, was found deed
Lin* official* said tho now
in hi* perked oar on th* beach bore liner took four day*, six hour*
yeiterday.
and SB minute* from Bishop
A ballot f in d toto th* mouth *p- Rock’s to Ambrose, compared
parently bed caused death Instant with four days, three bourn, IS
ly. A pistol irea clutched In bla mlnutoe and IS seconds for tho
hand. Coroner E. A. Donovan aald Normandie.
he took b k own Ilf*. No not* wa*
found.
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LAWSUIT LASTS I I TSARS
Under Uw
T Sparky K*n_____
non," tho ya
in had conductMARIETTA, do^ Juna 1.—CP)
• News-Journal —A 14-yaar legal kettle was allmaxed when a Jury mad* permnkl* father, said nent J. E. Mailer’s Injunction
hod caused hi* restraining th* city from moloatlng
upset recently, trees in front of bla boot*.
Queen Mary Fails
To Lower*Record
Set By Normandie
I Uni- team O at went to Japan and
• f Um, won five of tight games played.
* k w Fred
Horriagor of Stanford
lh a rk d throo of tho vktorio*.
• tria k
reniwii*
Among tba
*M ytmjmim
pkyore already
oiianu; *awm’
Itered to tb* triala. are Graydon
flmHh, Unhreraltr of Nebreeka.
and Georg* Adams Colored*
PUto Tkachov*. Pitcher: Vwlya
Moor*. A ten to. aw t Prod Water*.
Daytona Colomnlst
Victim Of Suicide
Florida's Delegation
Leaves Thursday For
Republican' Conclave
XI Warn*
tbrr* en if W«e« |n .»»*•
/ O f coorm, who* are too*
Haris Baxter, Virginia
Yar- Swaggttry and VoneUl* Yates,
borough,
Margaret Culpepper, I-ake Monroe; la u re lU Mlnahew,
P e e nor Marshall, Erma Alder- end Doris libit). Lake Mary; Darman and S«lma Levy, Geneva. Wne Allen and Virginia WllklnB«tti* Fa# Howell, Altamonte eon. Oriedo; Ilblen Dreeaor and
Springa and Dorothy Nowell, For- Oerrol Saner, Sanford,
eat City; France* Arent. Long-' Acting aa leader*, are: Mr*,
woodj Leona Vaughn, end M*r- W. L. Salg and Mr*. J. W. YarJorie Weaver,
Paoia;
Glady* borough. Geneva; . Mr*. Fred
M ark
Simmon* and
Mickey Forward, Fore*t CUy; Mr*. Jo*
Cbalksr, Chuluota; Leety Bell* Avent, Longwood. . — 4 — «
'era/d Broadcasts Returns Americana-Told
O f Election T uesday Night To Seek Safety
Hard 1^uor will not be *old
In Seminole County tomorrow,
•lection L»y. Aeeletant State’*
Attorney I. F. Boyle quoted the
k w ** holding that the tale of
liquor 1* prohibited all day, anl
that It cannot ba told tomorrow
evening after tb* poll* clot*.
In addition to tb* general Uw,
the City baa a special ordinance
jyhkb prohibit* th* a s k e l hard
JtoM g, wtthta tba -aerporet#
former stata commander of X
y iflcaB Legion delivered • stirs ^ g address fcefere a large aadka** la the P in t Congregational
Church yeiterday, Memorial 8uo-
■ —
$10,000,000 Could Bet,
Spent If CommittalReport Is O k e y
children. Tba ground given woe
that* the itato Uw coutraVeoed
On Election Day
than Ji neau'i.
wold bo alee If sa-m on*
I on and donate |M J 0 U
Banford Bate hall A-aorljna tb* MtiM "tovikouU"
/be ptoakred veer tba *hH
i That’* what it would cna|
rents par k tto r for tb*
letton In tb* word. mnUIby 14 uniform«, aald letter*
.14 Incha* . U gh.' II aoat
ma Beach ILM par uniform
V attractive .kftmtoer. ho-
S e n a t e A sk<
be
•scssia-ssiuBS^r^
C E 3 W T J W H ^ A i t t w t o B r b y when tb* aadko-. creek driver*
sand their mighty machi no* hurtling ‘round /And “round tb* thin
Ifcbon of track at ladUoapolis apaedwky to the annual 800-mll*
If tis a a k ,. fA P Photo)
’’ V-v
Lookest*' » of| ftA<r N T
C S SlaCa fit a*r game*
““ *!“
— ^
* »withB th.
-i
atomJw
ba* tore kata, b*ft aiaca bs k M c k h te th e Y b a t Dfc
oUrrd baU f#» a year ha aald
■Ight b* a ,llu b white before ba ^
want t* tho-TI
pftchors, op# a Clare
tba at bar a aoutbpaw.
' —
! Need Of Pitcher May
Influence Board In
U i l a t .tk . Q .lia teds*
aaw additions to t b
<f-H Club Gifts Off For Tallahassee Short Course
ror Uuthclder
riwd to front
r cnrriSd tb*
1 gt g Saturobant 1400
to tb* ricin-
W A S H IN G T O N , J a n e X .'
— (A P )— A R epublican m o r e ’
to reco n sid er th e r o t* bfj*
w hich th e S e n a te fa v o re d •
new atu d y o f th e F lo rid a .'
S h ip C anal w aa m a d e to d a y J
aa d e b a te w aa r e a lm e d o n
th e
reTlef-deficIancy
b ill..
S annhar ZLeMtlafe, Republic
an, D elaw are, e n te re d a m o*}
tlon to reconskUr th# 35 to 40 Toto
by whkh the S to M a W p e A H k l
new atudy of 4h# ctttrtl ietdroaw ^
to 30 by tb* Senate loot B ator-'
day, though It turnod down tbaFassamaquoddy ttdo harntoalig.
project In Main* by a vote of IB*
to M. Both otudioa , w ar.' P*W-J
poeed In amendmonta by BanstMRobinson, tho Democrat!* lond-j
*r. to tho 13470,000,000 rulhfdeficlancy bill.
d
Both projects were originaUy
IncdVporatod la a single amoadn
mant but they wore Mperatad
on tho requaat of Senator n *k ■
Main* Republican, wba sold »*«
ffvorod tb* Qaoddy projeri, baA<
not tba ship canal. M
New funds for tb* wedtUs ®tpR
Canal would, b»'ollawda, tt M :
neering board to ba- MP*
by President Raoaavalt
The Sonata adopts^ tb* «
ment by Senator Rablnasn,
Democratic leader, wfckh 1
permit aa allocation of U
tlonal |10J>00,000 to tho f t
if the board’s report wore t
able. Robinson obtained aa A
ment whereby It w a r'te ba
■Id*red n o t e today with d
limited aftor > P. IL.
Earlier th* Administration
to open the way far rerin
th* Florid* Caiki and th* F
moquoddy project « » alb
ran Republican, as “convaa
chloroform for th* congru tk
conscience."
He replied to a defense of
canal project by Senator Flak
Florida Democrat, os tba Sat
hold on* of Its rare A tot
aaailnn* to ipeed action M
13470400,000
reliefekflsk
> amendment offered by
Robinson to allow addH
funds for tba projects If lai
tog boards reported fnrerabl;
them, touched off tb* dlepnl
tb* Senate lobby.
Fletcher mid that tba boa
of tba renal would “hare 1
than Justify tba coat"
Ho denlod tb* two Baderial
bad been started illegally b)
a
Gunfire Shutters
Momentary Quiet
Alabama Ore M
/Leaves Empty Beer Bottles
For President
Of Moth
BIRMINGHAM, Jena
—Spasmodic .gunfire si
momentary quiet to Atoka
are (laid* today after two
baltlaa w hkh
toeogun
3N. J um L—(AT,and af encounters with tb* yollee. atrtk* yeeterday. F ire m
n old sweater so d j ' Eioncbasb'a bride a f SO days, bean woandad and tba
r of trouaer*. Rao-i who loft tb* apartment Batarday,
h a re ,a b u t down. O flkk
■whack' af Wash- was still away with no word of
ID* today a t tiw lk a r whereabouts,
oxoeuttr* offlcoa: Following his socond mil darOf Uw district a t - , k g tho morning a t th* Whit*
LOCAL WEA'
Loci tea
PJanje
< f ) - A Coast
WHAT8 DOING
�the home /tre tc h with a b
the tap*
th o r o u g h ] .
r e tt of the State are t h e ta record poll W&
W>ll th a t this la m ,'U r no >|aa
IItt la Wbll
elected, all the sao
If It la plainly the e
tlon t o being tovtm ____ „ ________ ___
vMIng their election ta th* expeesekm of t|
W hat we do object to la tmteg governed
whan they get Into office through a tan
Jv ' ' r ' ■
a On account of th e extvupidy long 1
COOht of the apparent clooenwa of the IW
corrteata, it may be several d a n before
knew the final outcome with reepect to t
However, The Herald haa nuu^e edmpjet*
gather r e tu r n from ah County precinct
other parta of the State through' the J t |
will ,give out the reeulta joat a t rapidly
possible to tabulate them.
Wa hope to have aoma of the r e t u r n
■mailer precinct* ahortly after eight old
tag*- And it la poaaible th at.b y 11 o’d
th e veaulta In moat of the Important m
outdlda of Sanford. Hava, on account ol
of persons voting in th e «Ry, th e coi
bat we will have chedkara -there who wiU advlae ua
tly how th e goto la febtg.
nclpal fnteregt outride of the leeel ■eonteata can*
tare In the governor's race, after* fourteen candidate*, tha
largaat number on record, have ao cotifuaefl the Issue and
aplft tha vote, th a t nobody can have much Idea a
to going to happen.. M o d new*papers, u well ai
irnnlaatlona, like th e Townsend clubs, the Indapen
diftnta, and the laher group*, hava wlthhrid th
■ifpport from any -of thaae oandldataa until after
prim ary when they can taB what la what. •
Hedges, whe a even to be the leading eapdidal
i t Id roportfi) th at h e haa albnwd soma recently,
h
",
No
SHORTS
A Is faiaaly stated that Mr. CsUwelt has kid
rtalm to the oudonoamal and support of tha Baitae
Pustnau A noeklku i t «n offMat set of tha «■*•M L .. ^ r . H t o B k a w w a s d . aath atoto.
meet. Ka don tk te ,a n d rightfully, that hs has tha
ugltoa support of rmtBTY.riVK gam u t of glorlda's htdapudeut MorehanU—united separaUly sad
apart I row the flatter Buatnaas AsaoofcUon or sip
olhar organisation. That statouwat la traa and will
be pryrud at the polls tomorrow.
or
Among olhor things it U also rtutod that ear-
. »'
H S '' . " ^r-: '
t-.
: T%* ~ - ■■“T
tola i H | kto ru sk .hues instructed I— 1— nyrtlau
to ask their putitns to ro te for SUffonl CaldwoH.
a bolt*. As far as to* can m ake out,'thla la the
emamrith both o f th e n , and a* they both come from the
lower East Coast, it la poaaible that1tkay may go split the
•rig Tossday night and gst th* anti-S holts vote In th e ir section th at nritber one of them wM j
•tors*. Qr If you can’t com*, call get Into the runoff.
Ip. w* win b* glad to gl«s you
Judge Raleigh Fettaway ef Tampa gem s do have b4an
to rtto n u Qt*r the tolsphop*. writing more real program lately than ■ ny'ef th e other
' »■. — ■ * - * - ... ■ t
candidate*. Re haa a strong following toew y and ppamr
A h v k | Vsanan, yno’ag rt**#r to have substantial backing throughout most 3 Central
iritor on a Dayton* S tack. pU*r,
jltsd him sail ssrfy
BstunUr Flo fid* And the Tampa area. Ha la not making any ex
nominf. If msmary u m p, IhU- travagant promise* but heema te afford a good opportu
t th* third
man on that pi nity for a safe and sana admin laUlUon if he » el acted.
lar who has tillod hlmooif In Ihs
Moat of tha other gubernatorial candidate* impress aa
bat thro* of foar roars. Wfcsi's, sn being hi the race either for the exerrie* they m ar
lh* MktUr with th* n«w«M|»r get o a t of It or to serve as amohe acroena for some other
candidate*. We may be wrong, but we shall goon aee.
HOLLYWOOD, Juno 1
—
o
ba'U neg etwM* » Mrf* gam*
"AS HAS BEEN repeatedly stated," sura the Ocala
ly *r*n when you win. Asg to Ibk Miami Now., with Star, "the Star espouses the cause of no particular eandig to to am agstnat tto pka- date for Oow nor. Being thue wtuirri.
Imat, it la In position to bespeak fair treatm ent fo r aU
batter to th*
ftra, to* or go
i • wurtbwhtk
sr, a nscro,
tuuf wslsnad
the defend into In thoee -eases
th at thoee making them con
qualified to preside
Court decision, thla
he wantwt to be dls
to be f a l < t h e « n
University Students
»c-“M {,
WF !
Lk*'l '
£
C h a rg e
an evening a t loeai
once "each week at
>\ {' V w ^ " I r , V > * ■.5■*
•Choc* who will oe A m on hrfa< heels, a re Fettewa
Chappell. Paty, and possibly Caldwell and .Carter.
•rise .toe high for • gift so . Caldwell haa been mabblf a i t r ^ g l h s la tl
day. of the campaign for the support .of »th# |nd
I gw 1 think Ikers wobld >UH aw ataufte. Ha ia . promising to aw are th e f ie r i
tha Florida Recovery Act (the anti-chain stoaa tfllj
dfiw
gutw'
t a SMHp-Utlogi 1 should lilts elected to office. C arter haa been making haatfwi
..ItA *.
with hia bagful o f tricks, and Ma appeal ho the
bar* Is my poul. V n n for to aupport him on account ef th a Townaend Flan.
P m taking,
Fred Cone la etoother who haa reeeatly ta k n
i ariy gift that la worth tha
Towtewnd Plan la a n evident derive to rld atato offlc
iho d ru n k that m formidable bandwagon. Ha claim* to M 100 per
favor of It, and premises to go to Washington an
dsH ns, though waking.
Ita enactment If he 1a elected to offlee. Hodge*
or TWo others are alao flirting with this Idea.
Dan Chappell And B. F. Paty seem to be tw
M ***** atotoaoaal ruthsr giaoa.
homo laugh to Iho ahargo *f
ll >r*e*a«*U that tha «po*p to la oaaal t o fsetotad by
mlhawk. la u tt Laftln la rapr fa r tha
V’lorida goat
H railway gad probably the
|M e k g lt mil road man In tha
a 4*Aha ahsago.of Uio pro-oa-
C o v e rt
B a t, b r i n k e n d r tU ty
>: iv1.
4r»tor*i«umi
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flANTOBD, V L O m U
TRAGEDY STALKS SINGER
t
VOTE
B**r
Calendar
?fiMrssnJpJt
Ulted friend, for two m b .
^
'
t Johij McIntyre of Orlando
M» week-end boro with
*•*•<** Clerk, French At*-
1
Mra. Charles Cola, aad Mrs.
.••"tU F
pas meet Up and
in of .the Wornanford will take
' JUjfi
lh with the former’* parted*, b n r , Mr. and Mr*. Walter 8J. F. (Hckton.
Celeman. Dr. and Mi*. A. W- *PP»1
Mr. ta d Mrs. Howard & 1^**.
MU* Maud* Van Rutkirk of Judge and Mra. J»W * 0 . Shan*.
liar, in "Fatal Lady,* her
Tragedy stalks Mary Silts, I
Daytona Boarh iptnt tha week-end T. * . filmpooa, and Paul LaaolWalter Wenger. I t opens
f*T raroi
Perai
new picture, produced m
boro with Mr.' apd M n. H.nry tor of u M m . ' .
[allid*y (left) and Norrsad
Turnday at the R|ta Theater, wll
Douglass, Palmetto Avenue.
Foster In the supporting ca st
Mr, and Mk». I. F. River* and
■Mbw. Ruby By.rk, studio nursety
STAR HAS TINY GARDEN
ton* Bniy had la tte r Hive re. r*chief, la assembling a tiny lapdtam ed .yesterday from T reat
HOLLYWOOD, June, f.‘—0P>— ■Cap* of rare succulents, plant*,
wh*T* they ipept a month visit
DELAND, June l.-B p I* * *• Shirley Temple will have a min u q shrub*—all Inches in height
'
ing ralauvoo and friends.
Dighton. Jr., uf Sanfonh fl*»h- iature garden in her studio bun- —*s * giD to the, little star.
P«*o**lae h B flat minor, d* Leon* 'i*
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1
—Helen Chapmen.
Mr. pad Mr*. Sam Fkiaeher and mb* a t 8*l**oii University*Jfll*
y th* role of "Argue"
fi***. NathaiiW D att-M ary daughter, Phyi.ia, have arrived
h." th* Shakespearean C *7«
front Bradenton to spend a week
with Mr. Tfeiacbeft mother, lire. be presented June S end I In fh*
I. Fleischer, They plan to go to U ttla Thsitsr.
Th# pressntatlon of ''Maahcjh1'
Macon. Ca., the first of next week
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conclude* tha group of ptayd gitro
for the peach eeaeon.
^SwogSr D
*“*
f p t*|ay <*ArgUBwR de
e
To The
,sisr,*r»
Friend or Friends
the home of Mr*. ****** °F Ih# Bumblebee, Rimskyeat T in t S treet
Chapman.
lae* of tha Jlrgt WWta, from "Romeo and Juliet",
rED meet a t S:M -C ourted—'Virginia Cfakpmsn. 1
Hungary. Riilllng—Olive Chap
man.
PoHchlnilla, Rachmaninoff—Mary
Baldta.
t
fcjje. Rachmaninoff
ependlog th*
FOR
Sam Dighton, Jr, la
wfetsss****
*m offs
’WSSS
PLEASE VOTE
Who were responsible for
the ^Vert&ement. in my
000 public works having taken leading pari* la eta e "oversea high- dent dramatic production*, ulchton reside* - a t J12 W ait, .loth
No’ 8TJJQlSD-s
*S£»£S 'H * '”
r»J>« trying
Will Study
In Paris
_ _
'J k tV k uMver^ty Teacher
liter they sucked
M ^ ^ p lU a w ^ H e ie n , M*K
01 hr* and Virginia Chapman. ,.
March Hongrob*. Xowalskl (Ar teeth.
ranged for two piano* by AlCARD OP THANKS
herto Jeeaa)— Frances A.
■We with to thank our many
Hickson, Larin* A. Tnksch.
friend* they were to kind and
thoughtful of os during th* illnees
and death of our d
and brother and f th a " mlny
beautiful floral offer n ,
i Camming
Mra. Mai________
mmlnr
,
Freak In Camming
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■ B«th*Cummlng
GAINESVILLE. Jon* I — To
•tudy on* year a t the Borbonne,
in Paris, Franca, 3. Dongles
Haygood. sselsU at professor of
foreign education, Yohgc Labora
tory School, University of Flori
da, pill isll from New York,
Sept. 1. •
Th* General Education Board
of New York awarded Professor
Haygood a one-year fellowship
la order that ka may farther
>■«*»
advanced
stadia*
in
Franc*. Protector Haygood will
S a t u r d a y 's S a n f o r d H e r a l d .
1 OFFER M Y
SINCERE THANKS
C . M . (Charlie) H a n d
T h e B o o m B u s te d
WdJ, W # h«*t the inflated iiu (tani — u nt
T u ip e d e y
« B WMl turn# dow n t o ' w r i t . H u t ’, w h a t y p a l l
W M a c w h en ym t vpl# f o r J . J . C a iro fog C o u n ty
Grady Burton
C onn'M ontr, Dtotrict No. 2.
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PULL ROUND THREAD
IRISH LINEN
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ITED AND SINGLE
No one ever
Ye aeyeral an '
•Dough LINHN SUITS.
i to u to find a froth,
it all the tlm«. And ant realize how nlea a linen
a tha MACNAIR FULL
USH LINEN a t the un-
price of fia.76.
EXTRA
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�of Public
PRIMARY ELECTION
Home Owcen Rally
To Nominate Hodges
In ' F irst P r i m a r y
County School Board
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< v:’iIi'
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DEMOCRATIC
Strength of 100,000 Florida
Homo Owner* to Play
Important Role
A C K S O N V IC L E
CHARLES DUNN
OMOtMfOO••••*•• ibu^ lilMUOWO,*
M. C. GINDER
O. RAYMOND
ELLARfl
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STEELE
JA & G . SHARON
P. L. tHRASHFR
For County Commissioner
For Governor
D U lM Ih t
DAN CHAPPELL
J. J. CATES
BUI)HODGES
quickly. Oat frao earnpla
prase rlption, Udffa, At
Draff Btora.
VICTOR CHECK
i JUDGE
WILL BUT good r r p M i log*.
. Baa 0 8 0 0 LA CTPRE8S CO,
Oaeaala, Florida.
J. D. DAVISON
For Attorney General
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GRADUATION
Photo frapSi.
H tO par do*. WWboldt. Stu
dio.
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FRED Aa DYSON
.....—
JOHN E. FOX
For Comptroller
rex
State Treasure*
M T S LAW i m
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t U M • ( rtorlA d.
C a a a t r • ! bem laele.
T o u u 4 u t l of r o a a ra be**>7 b a t lf t e c u 4 reqw lred la sre<
M a t a a j ( la i n *
and
damand*
w h ich r a n . a r eith er o f 70a, may
b a r e sem inal lb * M U t i M J. If
M oCAO U N . Dk i u x I. (a la o f MM
C o u n ty, la !>■ C o u n t* Ju d se of
S a m lse te C a a a l 7i rto rtd n , a i ht*
afTtaa la Iba' m a rt bouae a l Oanfnrd. F lo rid a . w ithin a l« b t ealeada# m onth * from ib a d i d a f Ih*
t i n t p u blication
>f thla l i t h e
■ aeb cla im ar dcmaiwl a m t hr
hb w r llln e .
and
m aa l a ta la Iba
place a f - raaideilre an d p eat a f '
flea add race a f Ib a > la !m a a t. and
m nat ha awnrn la toy Ib a elalm aat,
• f a i l , o r a ttorn ey, n r th a eanta
w ill baentna aotd a ccn rd ln a la law.
T hla n t h
dap of A p ril. I H I.
IU A
MrCAM.17,
B a e e a t r lt a f Ib a R elate af
,.J . H. McOAHU.%
Dereaetd.
Packard
o r r o SdHMEHL
For Railroad Commissioner
PETFJR THURSTON
Ib a I t l b d a y a t J a a a , A. D. t i l l ,
wa. th e s a d i r a l f s a * w ill ftlw a
p it It ta n In Iba Q r c a l t C o u rt 1 af
For County Commission!
BTlk Sonatorial District
W. Ra DUPREEl
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J a d a a o f an Id Cnnal. f a r a a o id ar
a s t h o r l i l n g tit* ad sp U o a b y tm of
dob* B i l l , a m inor,
_____ JOHN CY H A R D EST T.
w
,,UTU ha rd but*.
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W. B. BALLARD
J. 4 PARRISH
h
ROY L. HOWELL
For Representative, State Legislature
h .4j . l e A m a n
ROSS U HUMPHREY
*• / .
a k SEARCY
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?tWi.,
For County Commissioner
1
0RBE3 a MATHIEUX
JOHN G. LEONAKDY
J.T . McLAIN
W.*1HERBERT MESSER .
H. H. PATnflHALL
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
f*/*
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i; C .R (CHARLIE) HAND H'-- ___
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Fluff Watch And
RepilriBB
MIMEOGRAPH
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rwnib n a b
JAS. C. ROBERTS
a !,
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| J, a (Jim) LEE
MORGAfo
I
For Justice o f the Peace
For Sheriff r-X-vi'-- a } ■- i
P. HERNDON
l
District Jiff. •
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
:LEWIS A. TATE
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Aimr
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
Fpr County Prosecuting Attorney
i, B. J. OVERSTREET
■ Coma
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f a g |m
[w
h J L ~
n . v t
W. G. KILBEE
R. W. WARE •
r . ED. MEISCH
texeo a rad aa an span advocata of
ild age land mothers' pcnaloni.
"Nomjbata Ilodfta In tha flrit
HXLP-ED THREE fTTKEB
primary* has baeomo Ih* battl*
A t thra* different tlmea, Cab ry of thaao on* hundred thoudot ha* helped Era. Ik* Wright, •and BJorMa homo owners toof Soaly, Tax**, "I uaad Cards 1, gather With tha tin ran: -llndc*.
whan a aIK, for* cramp*, and II
helped than,” dm write*. (Nasi
after marriage, ah* r*porta barlag taken Cartful when ah* fait
wnak, narrous and raatlcsa bafora her children, wera born. ■ ...
For County Commissioner
TTW. SPENCER
j. f , McCl e l l a n d
U. McORKUOH.
A lla rw a y fa r p eU tloaer*.
Wa^a WILLIAMS
For County Judge
PAUL G. RIGGERS
fB—W u lf f t
-DtatrietN*.4,„
VAGNER
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1
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Tha Him# Owners, who## el
Inter*>t U tha prsaarrstlon ipf.
S Z i& s E r r* - -tPAINl
OrtBsg No. |
N BARNETT
iho daolra to ahift tha
", CARDUI
FORREST B. STONE
For Representative, State Legislature
Om ttaiufrad thousand Homo
Ownar*, twboae hotoe* became tax
Dm lArffytjr. through tha Intermit*
•fforta a m e rapalgn on tha part
n#
T17-1
tlIi A
la. im
op 1
of Wm.rC.
Mfrs
In Ikm
tha wnf
refer-,
an d d m auction of Hmrombor, U34,
ara again rallying to tha kaaMA
of IbalT1 chats pint, "Uomaataad
BUI," fan ah effort to nominate
nor In
f l n t prlthaiaby lniur* tb«Jr
■BMMBU
STEED
For Constable
I w U S W IM
BOB DODSON*,
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•XlfPING
IGATIONS
�O N D A T , J U N E 1, 1 M
T H E 8A N F0R D
B A N P p R D , F L O R ID A
BLACK LEGION-CHIEFS ARRAIGNED
F. A.
DYSON
and elect him '
•GOVERNOR
I r a id
they
talking sbotl*-"
" t Utlhk he (Deni) th«(jfd he
o M to account for this IHIMhe
of tha Independence of thajheerd
, COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
Diet. Ne. 3
prujett. Dele her aald the *pietare of weed* growing over the
nlnee where rhla work waa begin"
woold bo hold up to the eoustry
oo a erttklom against the PraaL
Candidate fdr Congress
Grady Burton
To Reconsider .|' £
Vote On Oanal e»
WINNER
AD O ver F lo rid *
T h e y A r t S * ji* g :
Vandxfcberrf aald * o purpose
behind the amvndment wee to
pereosdo Congress to ‘ shore 'h i
responsibility
with
Bmeident
RooeeveJt."
“ He storied all these projects
hot when be gets Into hot ureter
ha wants us to sharg the both,"
h o i soVI "There . won’t be ony
bljod Jn my banda If l . r i n help
,,
C om plete L ine
LIQUORS - WINES
& GINS
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.112 S A N F O R D A V E .
P ho n e 9122
Dayton Doan (left) and “Ceienet* Harvey Davis. Isadora s f D etroit's
notorious -a ta sk Legion," are shewn handsuftsd to g sth ff a t th e ir a r
raignm ent bo fare Common P la ts Judga Ralph W. Llddy sn s h s rg ts
sf m urdering Charles A. Peels bsteuse he “knsw toe much." Police
said Dean senfsaead sheeting the young W P » worker when som■enlapa were slew in bringing a rape to lynch Mm. (A tte c lstse
P ra ts Photo)
N o tice T o T ax P a y e rs!
Real FsUte upon which IJM
ta le s are not paid will be ad
vertised Jens 4th through
July Uh, after which tag cer
tificates will be filed. Pen
alty
for non-payment
»(
taiee, II per cent Interest
from date ef certificate for
first year or fraction thereof
end s per cent per annum
thereafter,
RLI.KN HOY,
City Tax (ollrctor.
“Funle” Steed in practically a Seminole
Cdunty boy., Vote for iltim and he will protect
and promote your Interest* in Washington.
D an C happell
T h e W inning
C a n d id a te F a r
G o ru n o r
WHERE WILLIAMS DIED IN CRASH
Building
, Materials
• d b o ‘Iln n uesiiskgySthsrt C o n g rsu
’
P o lit ic a l Adv.J
\ m F i^ u d j
'* ■ Weeing his left hand vlgerouaJ 1 ty os he Ulktd, the vaUran FlorSenator Copeland (D. M. ,Y.)J
_ | Ido aenstoT aald his former at- stepped Into the argument to say,
he believed expenditures of $10,000,000 more on the tonal and
$9,000,000 additional on "Quoddy"
woold be e “sad waste," but that
"My position la that the Pres- he did not regard a teU for the
' Jdsnt proceeded properly in start Roblnaon amendment no binding
ing tbs canal," he declared. ‘ Doth sopport to future appropriationi
projects were authorised by the
The vote on the amendment to
set of 1993."
,
the rvllef bill authorising e new
I He told the canal has been atudy of tha Florida Ship Ctnal
studied by engineers for many
, years, and hat been pronounced
Fort
Democrats:
Bachman.
"economically sound."
BaUey, Barkley, Bilbo, Black,
Fletcher produced a m an of Brown, Byrnes, Caraway, Chavsi,
letters and reports In sppport of Fletcher, George, Guffey, Hatch.
I tha Florida waterway.
Hayden, Loftin, Long, McAdoo,
"This project ahould be consid McKeller, Murray, Neely, Overered on Its merit," ha dec's red. ton, Pittman, Reynolds, Roblnaon,
I "In the Interest of tha devalop- Ruaas'I, Schweilenbnch, Bhepar-i,
*. tnent of trade and commerce for Thomas (Okla.) Thomas (Utahl.
the entire country, hie work ought Truman, Wagnar, Wheeler. Toto go on."
tal S i
As Fletcher concluded hia ad
Republicans: Norris, Johnson.
dress, Senator Vaudenberg at- T o m i.
•
lUefcad b eeh'praJanU . o U c ^ -n s - it
J ^ T ? ~ Z j* k o n flanaon. Tot:
ahould authorise them la-the,
of tha "dlfflcultlsa" la raising
$400,000,000 In taxes.
Of the deficiency bill amend
ment offered by Senator Robin' sen, majority laader, he gave the
description;
"Plausible, pious,
pregnant sad persuasive."
Then he went into a bitter a t
tack on pro viatons of the amend
ment.
“They couldn’t get a board to
approve the canal with any final
ity until they appointed e presi
dential board," ha declared. "They
appointed the board and they got
exactly the report they expected.
' x x x Frankly, 1 don't have mueh
’ confidence In “' a
presidential
DAN
I
CHAPPELL
**
for lumber, roofing
end building malsriels
of all hinds call on ue.
Here JouT find the
most reasonable prices
and best quality and
the quickest service.
Sudden Service
Against: Democrats: Ailams,
Bulkluy, Burke, Byrd. O’ark,
Oopeland. Duffy. JJerry, ; Glass,
King, Lenergan, Maloney, McGill.
Murphy. O'Mahoney. Walsh, TeU1 18.
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Republicans: Austin, Barbour,
Borah, Clipper, Couxena, Frailer,
Gibson. Keyes, Hale, MeNWy *
Steiwer, Vindenberg and White.
Total IS.
Progressive; LeFollette., Total'
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Grand tots' against SO. •
The following senators wer#
paired or announced for the
amendment:
Smith (Democrat,
S. O.), Bone (Democrat, Wash.),
Bankhead (Democrat, Ala.), U «*■ IDefreeral, JCy.LiHult /& *«;.
*•*•*» V* Va.), Connolly (Dsrrvorrat, Turns), and Asburat Demo-1
oerat, Arlx.).
Th'*e were announced as paired
against;
Ship, teed
( Farmer-‘
Minton (Democrat,!
-tnd-J, Gore (Democrat, Okie.),
u
( _
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HILL
M.R,PUblk*a’
(Republican,
R. L), Nye (K.pubThee# ware paired, but thalr
» ' awtottneed;' DlcklnIfin
tow**' IIu ,ln n ,
SPECIAL FLAVORS
THIS WEEK—
OLD-FASHIONED
lots o f m oney
T^LLA H A SSgrT June
• Tra.su
‘•nee ef $0,71*047.70.
•FRPDC FORMED
W IN T I^ J ^ V K N . JuB.
WV-The Lions CTub here h»,
nrised the "Society for the
This pile of alrplsno wreckage (top) In a swamp near lixtun ,
Rouge, la ., marks \|he spot where H irry P. William*, husband of
Msrguoille Clark, tha formsr movie star, and his pilot, John A. War-!
then, crested to their dsath. A cylinder from the plane struck tha ‘
gigantic cypress tree (shown above) and sot it afire, Williams, weal- '
Uty Louisiana industrialist and avhtion enthusiast, was head of the
Wodel'-Wllliama Air Setvlcw tqrp<>rat Ion. (A P Photos)
I
Be Certain
®ew Methodist Chorch
t Tuseumbh. Ah., the
e l waa eUd t e a negro
Delation. The negroee
h« bell and s i U r the
1 " i W H was in-
J OF THE PEOPLK.
ONN WHO HAS NEVER BEEN: FOUND
]--------- - J WANTING
EITHER D i PUBLIC OR PRIVATE LIFE,
A M AN OF HONESTY AND INTECHITY IN WH
T H t MASSES OF THE P E O P L E /R * CONTENT
REPOSE THE UTMOST CONFllfENCK.
A YOUNG ANQ AGGRESSIVE MAN WHO DEED
fO jO O FORWARD IN LIFE.
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P U K A il C O W p E E THIS A'PERSONAL APPI
T O y T M O t i L ^ r o s WHOM 'H E , HAS V
MARTIN’S
If there waa any doubt,
shout Dan Chappell’s rank aa ;
first or second contender la."
the governor’s race, that
"doubt haa been dispelled by.'
davw’opments of tha taat fw- (
ty-eight hpura
Dyt Cfiappell’a already aa* j
cure position h it been made
ell the more certain by neW
followers from one *ad of the
•late to tho other, •
Ills first state-wide radio
hook-up ms do hit* thou
sands or votes.
Countless thousands who
neve ) attend pollaeel ra)-1
Ilea heard Dan Chappell for
the flret time Saturday
night when he spoke' from
Kolv Park at Orlando, with
benefit of a aevan-staOen<
broadcast from PansOcoia'
to Miami.
Telegrams romnllmenUng'
his add "ess aa being the
beat of the campaign, nourad Into Jacksonville Head-,
quarters and to Miami dwrInr Sunday.
Uniformly
these mas
sages said In affect, "f like
yqur program and I um far
you. Will de all t can fer
you. Wish you every tur
rets Tuesday."
Haa Conduct'd
Clean Campaign
Co*t,r
,n ’ «>•"•«fr*L CWo.), Lewis
(Democrat.
-Florida tegao . new t
HE’S GAINING
'
OUR
Pineapple
Buttered Pecan «
Banana
N ut
•
— ' .I' -Jw- ■w
They are full ofVrulta A nuts.
To The V otert Whom
/HaveNotBeenAbleToSee
with
Grady Burton
and elect him
i
•
GOVERNOR
MB ARB FBOUD
1
;■ » o r OUR IBRVICP,
j
! YOUR w a t c h m u b t BK j
accurate
4
Official RaUWay 1aspector j
US PARK AVB.
Ha* Spent'
Dan Chappell has " A .
far and has spent Isee
money. U ttle eipendltura of
money. Everywhere he la
rated f ln t or second ta tha
ranhtag of candldhtea. He
will apprccUta your
McLAULIN Jeweler
&\
Den Chapptll has endearnm l to conduct a clean ram
ps Im .
lie haa received
mans compliments upon tk*
manner In-whlch he has con.
ducted hit campaign. He
haa rrusarVt
vigorously
*-si rut the existing order e f
thing* at Tallehaaaae, but
with It mil be has confined
himself to preeentatlon *f
facte which are a matter ef
puhlle record. He haa In
dulged I* no pvrao sail ties,
no mlsregreatnUtlaaa. Re
hae not been a party to the
circulation of any darogv
•bury statements or printed
matUe ea to any of Ma
opponents,
j
♦ ♦ e e e e e fe e e e e e e e e e se e e s1
8WEEPIN'
Vote For
. (Better Known aa J*ck F w ) ,
CindkUt* for
UNTY COMMISSIONER
�I
r
fcjjjft Dave Swindell .Won’t Be Traded Off
Defeat 0-Men 3-?
j Eieiay To 3 Hits
<■'*f No'Runs Made Alter
A h a h IrtM Frames
C w a i n a o Of
O f
Ue .Game
S i t —w it hroken Sunday when
Sanford fW *»itd the G Hen In
B K M rfU p, 3 to 2. It was th-s
^inftb Bflpday v letw j In a row.
Qpp I t n h i f 0 Sunday tbo I^ooko u y defeated
Daytona Beoch,
fl .to 1,
In
the
17-lnnin(
■amp JtPfP- The week before that
T h 0 deflated Paiatka here, 1 to
i ( n d t h e week b efo re'th at they
t k u a W ike G-Men here, 14 to «.
' t t in n the p lu b ln i by Red
g j u n e y and the hitting
by
Wp'pa'ger McCrons, Joe Bletnif
• n i £oV O reretreet that won the
rapt* for Sanford. The nine were
(aide by B>H Caloo, Dave flwlndaD and Overstreet.
Iweeney allowed only three
hHa, while the Lookouts gathered
10 hlfa off two pltrhere for the
O-lfon. Only one erTor waa tnada
by Sanford.
GalAMviQp started off with
two mna In the flrat Inning, then
8anford made three in the eoeInning, but frem then on
M lther side wae able l a scare,
• a g p o n ii
a n >i n o a h
MONDAY, JUNK’l , IM I
LeaffllP
Kilts (Breech**) Clary who fitted right Into the shortstop posi
tion the f i n t day ho was with the
lookouts, is playing professional
bill this year for thr first lijne,
though hfy played stml-pro bill
list season.
He was form al out ay the Bir
mingham Damn* In the spring of
193b and was optioned to the
Amerleus, (fa., club of the KlorldaGeorgla f>eagud and played short
stop on that club Last year, and
Went bock t f
fpr fo n
~ G ^e«
S ^S U ,
Paiatka
'
and ti e j j *
played on a
In V a'd°ita. ]
hall while ail
School.
Clary U ot
BeenTurnedDown
Manager
’ Ul«t til
j» (tfijilor club
p
» niajrtd foot- f m
: VitcJ.* High ^
ra n
'on llJV Z
Hfh*-
Men
• two trim *
of ■((, tiJti
Md i» »i ta «dr
*«llh* W t
W e rt S ay* O ffe r
Fropi Demand Has
IMptiy LaigUC. •
Rollins Defeats fjgpjo
DojSS-SSK
NSW YORK. June l.-<AV~Tbe
Rolljns College crew came up from
Florida to defeat the Manhattan
varsity hy a ha f length over the
Henley distance of a mile *nd five
sixteenths on the Harlem River
Saturdiy.
It w*| the first Rollina victory
In three meetings between the two
colleges, both of which took up
enrw racing in the last few yean.
. The Southerners, nclling at a
MEYER RECORMREAKING WINNER AT INDIANAPOLIS
lath * a f u r a near fU t-G aht with
Umpire Sheffield. Sheffield caned
Andrews out on • elaee play a t
: D iet la the seventh fram e. A n d rew
and Ja ff Emoraon, m anager of
| the A sale as, b n u td leU ly protest
ed hotly. Both shook their lists
, under Sheffield's note but they
were led away by (eaam aU e pnd
police a fter a lengthy argum ent.
tomorrow end will keep at it daily
Ae tbe Asa!tea tool* the field in
(If it doesn’t (ain ) /o r tb* a**’ the laat half of the Inning, An
two weeks.
drew s, who had been ordered out
<o f th e fam e, started tow ard Shef
row for an pipe!
field, aa did Emerson. Teammates
the I oofcout*' i
stopped Andrews an d tw o'policetb* gam* to lie
men M U »
P»f n#*V .
Bob Overstreet
-V 6*. Augustine’s victoria* were
pitch for the lot
orver DeLand. In Saturday1* geme
prevented lh* the Bod* l*d Ik* Saint* for eight
Bain on Sstia
ler with the Innings, then Freddie Francis’s
scheduled dmjbl
men evsned lh* score In tha ninth,
end then for three more Inning*
neither teem scored. But the
11Saint* rallied la the thirteenth
I frem* to put foilf men MI®*1 th »
| home pU te. and *arop, thopgh t y
Ft filar', rf
fiarr;
*&,
McDeufsI. r
Dave
Swindell. fast
center
fielder and heavy hitter, will stay
with the Sanford lookouts
President Charles F. W ert of
the Sanford Baseball Association
ennounced yesterday that the of
fer made by Manager Pat P a t
terson of the DeLand Beds for
Swimlell
has
been
definitely
/
«/ fijJWA* v‘if»l
turned down.
y
It waa first reported th at the
Reds had offered to trade Pilch
er Bunch for Swindell, but W e rt
said th at Do I.and offrred twi^
men for thy Lookouts star. P a t
terson made two tripe to Sanford
last week to talk over his pro
posed trade, but the proposition
did not become generally known
until Saturday night.
Playing his usual position on
the team
yesterday,
Swindell
scored one t f the three runs
made by the Ixwkouta in the
game they won from the G-Men
kept* v»rth~f rseord-srssSlnp speed e f 1M.3M wvBe* N r hour fee
In Gainesville.
ereseing the finish line three mites In the lead. Tod Horn woo
Jimmy W
Wiright. secretary-treeiLou won In I l i a end i t U .
(Associated Free* Fhoto)
urer of the Sanford Baseball As
sociation, s a il today that "we
wouldn’t trade Swindell for the
A c e s W in A n d L o s e
lh* W e,t ™ M w om en* toum .y, whole lie Lind ball team."
,
...
_ Mri. Sim O’Neall of Midlaiid boled
A a W o m e n r l & y u o l f her t „ lh o t „ „ th* i« -y * * rd
-------‘ fourth—and was so upset she lost
Bo Certain with
DAL!AS, May >0.—IAV—Hhle- her match, 4 and 3.
In-ono item: In the Teas* women’s i
----------------------and elect him
Games are scheiulcd In 6olh golf tournament, Mrs. C iff Moo-' Minln'' l’* * " '1 • of S ,“
ers of IHouston, a first flight county. Utah, Increased nesrly I L
Junior leagues this afternoon, if
player, seed the IBl-ysrd te n th — 000,000 to IdeHIidAf In th* year
it doesn't m in. Th* Reds are to and went an to win her match. In ending, June 10, 1034play th* Senators in th* Legion
Junior Leagup, and the Seminole*
are to play tbp Fir* lea in the
fourth gam* of the "little world
series'* of thw Lions League. The
P in f|ts hove won two of three
gemoo.
Th* Legion Juniors pl*y on tb*
Ninth Street diamond and tbp
>u l i k e t h e m — '—
Liam League of ntflF boys on th*
Grammar School grounds. Both
games are called for S o’clock.
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-y.*j *■*
V% ■*> r n
*; • •ft**
Junior Leagues
To Play Today If
Weather Bejrmits
Grady Burton
GOVERNOR
m ndsn o n . i
Alkrition. p
Zardlnsls
in t own:
I'anther*
Uutldogf
Tbe University of California bo
tanical gardens at Berkstey pos
sess on* of tb* largest rhododen
dron gardens In the world.
it Yesterday’*
r*t
’ NATIONAL
KLLP YOUR EYI S (
Mew rnrk
fl'lro lt
W*sHln*tnn
Cleveland
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Boston flj Philadelphia I (11 In-
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Chicago l i Pittsburgh 7 (10 in*
n>**L*r Karri* h** an eueln t tinging yoka b n t M rtfuaa*
vocellte In hlj pkturpe._____
Reasons Why You Should
VOTE FOR
K 'm
ngi).
H arry’s Liqu r Store
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AUEftCTAN
Washington •) PhlladelpkU 4.
St- Louli il l Dpirplt IQ.
Glenn B. Biodel of KlnnoopplU,
eoptain of
(ha 1W»
**>"ȣ*%
football i n n and now boekfleld
H* Jo L e h m a n
1 i |S T C N " P |S 9 W
Fountain
t. f * W hp
lU c k of
^ p u caW * ffKj «fM W& c M v i HUthe Biipeiisang
!Wrf If fonc.MUn't ft the M k ?
f J^unitw v iriili K d«V«Wf thht grt» (by or soggy.
Stalsdgarettcs h*m Im I tb«b bagniaca and IUyot,,.
lh« tiyth?£ -ww
P K w ’M t h V C d k ^ o e k « p th ft “d s k t off the
U« Is i f n m ovfner gad Uspnytr,
I P * f«r a 1W P « e«gl foment end ^
U t fd tv i
g* n il
R» YlP, WF*k
ilWt
to help m s schools so* a*t< 4
» H u s U old S^s Ptfislona.
8U U mpanrUlon orsr
sB bondholder
arc
pffifew m i srsn 55T
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DSLIDEFOR]
B. F. I’ATY
Report on the Ottawa, Kb*..
public
v h o o l'i cleanup u r t k ^
HH'.IHm p iece. of nnburnible :ra.h
collected; DIB btrr.'la of dan .t'*
I*>n* <lug; S84 c«*kc**chn killed.
J a c k W . F ly n t, J r .
FOR
CO NSTABLE
WILL THANK YOU FOR
v n tm
A liiial wave .f public
timrnt that cjnnnt he .lammed
i« under headway
Florida today. ,
It i* «wi'i'(iinit into th* tiO*‘
ernur * chair a man whn daree
to *(>rah the cnlii, unvarnished
truth about r .mtiliim* in Florbla’* State (invent incut, In 'leal
In hard fact*, um-mhe Itiihed
by dratnrical fiifht*.
lb F. I’ATY
* sb
fight for good government—
but from pi jotlcal okaervei * men who .lan d on the tilth I'mm
an.) watch.
Support i* flocking from the
lank* if other candidate* t*i
the I'aty loinner. Voter*, tarily in picktnif a candidate, now
*ay
C A T V S TH E M ANI
Join the Swing lo I'aty.
H e* Taking Florida br S lu m .
Tune In at 7:1.1 TueniUy Morn
ing for » laat-mlnute atatr
wide rad in addre.* by tt. F.
Paty.
vote*
iv n
*stvn .
Lior,- n
ituiiv. black■!>**oini B e d r i d d e n B o y K e e p s R e n t A v e r a g e s $21 A 1*^;** ,h*J
*‘ iw*”*
ilegatcs wept.
J
inu # l» ■ monin, 36,* • f
The balloting ht'icmi the »iv\t U p
W ith H i s C l a s s M o n th I n O n e I o w n t« « n »ia ami *20; t n i
92fl to $2&; U M p*r
<la>. mid on the fifth Ivallut Bryan
MARION, K y . Juno I.—id*) I SOUTH ItEN.i In . -Bine 1
l '1 **n, •»»«! 1^35 pay from
received an overwhelming rote. At
T e c h I> R o o s e v e l t 's
B o lt M a k e s
bi the Gleal Tommuiii'i had • e Tho f net tluii a *|nn* iitpiiv (41 _ The average monthly house h» Nth
W o o d ro w W il s o n E a s y V i c to r y
euiiie "the |we| e*s Ivatlrr of the Kept him .'itt of -rhool f o r ! rent in th o city i»f more than
M A N S BOOT
thsn
two years fail *sl 10il,tMai is f'Jj and the maxim- m M
plain pecple.” By
hi* clo more
to
privni*
Um dall
Phiflipw 1 10 atvotsling to a \Vt*A # j y\ i*y
CLEARWATER. Juna
\* or Ikuio- young Bryan was *tvtn little or n** <|i*i nee alone h had won a prtai*
fit*m ring graduated on schnlul#
The survey a Is %shows IKit 1,1,- —Two inya. Sunday
noninate consideratinn a* a poxiibi# notn icntial nominal i'*n.
Under the guidanee of svgacioua with th, l'»l*i Marion High Scliml l_* • fannies ore tpy rente*! homes body of an unidentified
•! firework* inee. Reprr w utailv
Hu hard 1* Mark Hanna, plai id UTharn Mc class.
-»n«l ‘hat 4 w igliih smaller nuni ! floating in the vaster at th4
Uinta 1!> r ■'
h
i* the fii*t
Bland t«f Mtasouri. ffirmer*leid'U I Kinley of ilhio won the 18'jhi Ha^ • Two >e i t* ago l^hillipsi iu f Tel e l her 1 1.0 W. ravn their residences, of Mango Island, not far
in a M-m
.in ly arV bicak-duwn «>f rent*' figures Ulearwmter Beaah.
P'Udicnn presidentml m m i nation, a aIithIos .ti*u koi to n a, a fraetmed
tide* i|< *1
•»f the mo*r of the silver fore#*, was rated the
• ahull an ■•ivn* ai or stums when
snd became Bryan'* opponent.
favorite
candidate
mrvl
Horae#
J drafimlH1 n.,n .r•*» i ’inventions of
w*'
Boivs uf Iowa vta i figured a acr | S il.e r Repuhlwans IndteJ th a l* grm|N*in. on which h*
the paaL
T O M Y F R IE N D S :
ond choice,
v
Repi.* heap conv nti^n and «omt &f Jo^inguia p ui g-tl him oevr
chit
I
pile of rocksBy Al K \ W ill It
But on the fateful afternoon ol them supported Bryan's randllacy. • I'd entii
For v in m u Hu*inr#» reasons I ha## b##l» um b h to 9*0
thc boy ha« been conSince th
W \ 5 l i r \ t , I'i i n ,
July 9 “the hoy orator of th* Hold Democrats threatened to pat
ufvsrri
nil t*f mr friends. |M*r*rnally, during the nm paigti, M
■
>
s*pt
for
A
few
hoi
i
,
a
third
ticket
in
th#
race,
runny
of
The gho«ti .if . ■• fi? murtiton fig* *B!atteM marched to th# platform
t*i those I have not -eeii 1 earnestly solicit their vota and tUghe
has
had
his
study
1
them
ahatained
from
voting
in
thf»
*****>'
*hi
RrM of otbii
i***, Ted by I and stampeded the delegates with
pmei nest Tuesday and assure them my Intantlnna to
the
«iU .t
ftiin
I
William ,«* torrent of eloquent attack upoo | elect ion ,1nd jiiHtie su|(portrd Me- porhwls With 'he help of f hi n il>
faiOtfullv and efficiently during my term of nfflco.
i nieiu- ei *• ,i i Inssiiiates. hr- com
v%ill
march [th e go hi standard, the Hrpuhluin Kinley.
Jrrni rue*
15 •"
fhe voters d today may mitffc* P^*trtt hi
*•1 * the protective tariff sm l Wall street
in mnn\
m- 'Him
M . C. H IN D E R
I • familiar • tie in the charges •(<)
nation wMtiln- -i
Twenty thousand listeners
linking of
York fSlants f..
m*w p C - .n
,t i bnridan.l sp e U ound as thst classic, fimil i- unii r charges of 4l) years agn. ole* and th. \ .
VM'IHAIT. FI 1H f o r S T Y ruM M ISSIONER
pert,lit fell from his lips: "V.*i i n o i o r ” 1'iti hfotk It, n’’ Ti’lmaA tha Nat hom league pen ill Id
an.) Philmii 'i iiui
IM UKItT >11, 1
MTeild)
Honsevelt
IlolLs
| Hi a mi t a *
1 jifiuiia
of ■ha111 fiiit press down tip the hrnw f ^ »Jth Uandina lamtwsled the
east
and
"money Will tie g* . t«>*-<’( ,J (he next
both ina iot i n i '
• t"u »me al of labor this rrn%%m »>f thorns; yu , I uiij.i<ti ml
article.
i must i o'lnii"" .i « 1 ' pmnnJdy sha,| nut crucify nninkind ujwin n I I*-4*.•pis"; con-vi %nt tv# 1Vomratie
fu*A*pnps*rs in View York called
the No. I Tin i
d 'Ait- a iwie- cross of gold/’
I dlman "a e-onmunixt and ’ti anj man per f om .in ,, I ' \ . im, « rap
"Th’re was an instant hush
‘ ti re if !h.* h • •
•• >d* nil » 'aid a press de*t>i|iirin of th* , ir hist ** New York laUir ha 'rt«,
» king Itt van, said it w*is "
now Hint t. <t o| ♦ «
*ri I'ipfi
scene “Then a storm hurst whn«*
of the rich agam«f the p sir
w hoi, tin
(i . oprned, fury stem# I to sweep everythin
11 was the **hieycle age" In
'
ini, and a national1 organirn
u <«f wheelmen asked the IVinn
Ts to pet a goo I r :nL plillk •»
n,**n 1- d >**ki f.r TWO IHM1RS over h.s loud speaker hera Saturday trying
p it form Competing' wlili
Vmi llfiint
to h*bttle ihe c m.ti.lacy of hit opponent* aiul at the same lime preYtnt Vty*
pieshlrntial rnce f,.r pnpu ar
t'arlrr
n««u M iwth-iru f Miami from apeakmg in Iteha’f of hia lUndklat#, Paty.
*ti II in the big Citic- kba* th#
Bui yi'll del 11'i*i h.m .lei i y tell uf his tour over the Stale In th# full-# of all
1,1
tween the tValtimitr# t t r i- *
Audit.*i . u in <mg 'he forces io MU.HT THE HOMESTKAH AMENDMENT—
Conventions That Made History
Summary of the Governor's Race!
VOTE FOR
G.B. (GABBY) KNOWLES
T o th e V o te rs o f th e
F ifth
C o n g re s sio n a l
D is tric t
I '.n l
r,t* l Sl: li' ( im m itnitfr of A m erlrnn L egion
I 'r o i d m l I n iw r s ily of Flurldn A lum ni AMfl.
I'm* N a t io n a l D e m o c r a t i c C o m m i t t e e m a n
Be
Certain
with
(Jrady Burton
and elect him
i l*.*M Uni It i* a I >i|k i
(For Caniresui—Fifth IlM ricU
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A- itvi" yen *## -i *m«!1
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from the ballot which you will
mark on Juno 2.
1 caused the X to he ji'aced In
5 right of my name in thi* adver
i Usement, hut you alum* c in uuuti
It to appear in the official Imllot
Having Filled Every Public
The ballot which you wilt exam
ine on June xerofiii will *«lvt*r ynti
to **Vntp for one1* camlidat*' for
Congress.
I urge that you interpret this
to read:
“VOTE
FO R
Trust Faithfully and Being
—Th# only MJOE" •* the
O ngreaaional |i41lot— *
Clerk. o f the t Court
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
GORDON HARNETT, (Group 2)
||ir ,. Si, Iin-li.' .i’-.i iimk*' tin- «l«li-nn-nl (bat SHiill* hail Uturil oril*ri to h * X
h.-iii'him-ii i" '-Till' T it'lty K I .I H a , h- (Hbilti* iliil nut want T o m lu llo If) r
Ihi- llmi'rnin
i him
Hut iliil )" m nut hrir him .(p la in why h* w n thB
la . I man In .inn' if . ii. ■ «b y hi' iimvi'il bi* r-niit.nri' fmni l)k ..''h o t» , to O f- (
Innitn Ni'i ili.I i ii Ii. n hiln r,p lain why hr a m rnmiivnl
a RANK L1Qg r u x i l il t s Il'i'M I’ l l M UK A il! nr v, hat hl« cn n n «tlu n . w.r« with th*
| l l i \ | i Mill h i US’ HIM MITTKK!
V on
ll.t ir il
llu rln n
TKttKSTS lint ..... ... iml liv i 1,m
Ymt
H eard
C h :i|i|iell
O. P. H E R N D O N
Deserves Your Support in Tuesday's Primary
Y ou
lle n r d
IVlIesny
i
faM rvlltteal 4«v.
THE SOUTHERN SECTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY i
HAS A POPULATION OF OVER ONE THOUSAND: WF.
HAVE NEVER HAD A COUNTY COMMISSIONER FROM
OUR SECTION.
Walter B. Ballard
wot the first camlirfut* to enter the field from thl* ncctlnn 1
of the Count)*. He tl'il so nt tho requent of vdlerit in South
Seminole County.' \Ve believe that thin entire section 'In
beck of him.
*
He ha* held various positions of pulilic trust lit Altamonte
Spring*, where he resides, and has for the p u t four years
t»ecn !A*aC**or-Trtns ii rer-Ts x Collector and Qerk In Alta
monte.
His work ha* met with the commendation of Certified
.Poblle Accountants who have recently audited tho account*
nr. the Town of AUnmonte. An extract from their report*
h«* tV* to say. "We wish to commend Mr. Balhrd on the
eare with which he has handled the record* and preserved
the document* so that hi* work was readily audited in every
<kUlL"
,
In 1932 Altamonte had debt* of"approximately |20.000^)0.
This ha* been reduced to opproxianatetly $7,900.00 without
increase In taxes, or raise in mil lag# or valuations.
I
The experience gained and ability shown in establishing ’
auch a record in depression times, should allow the votarp;
of the rest of the County that W. B. Ballard, our candidate
from Altamonte Springs, the largest town in this section, i
will be of great, value and assistance a* a County official
and to the logical man for the position.
Never, since tho formation of the County, 23 years ago,
ha* this Southern geetian had any representation. Fair
play alone ahould be given us, and we ask your support for
our candidate for Commtoaloner in District No. t ; signed by
supporteA 3f W. B. Ballard from Precincts H tad 12; For
est City-Bear Lake and Altamonte Springs.
,
A ll o v e r t h e 3 7 t h D i s t r i c t t h e y a r e - s a y i n g
m un
th e D u p re e
-
is t h e
UKM KM BKU
S e n a t o r P a r r i s h s t a t e d p u b lic ly w h e n
r u n n i n g f o r o t f i c e t h e l a s t t i m e t h a t if
S e m in o l e C o u n t y w o u l d s u p p o r t h im
t h e n , h e w o u ld s t e p a s i d e n e x t t im e ,
u n d e r a g e n t l e m a n ’s a g r e e m e n t a n d
s u p p o r t a S e m in o l e C o u n t y m a n f o r
th e o f f ie e o f S ta te S e n a to r f o r th is
d fe tric t.
I favor -progr^aiva Irgtslation. Wo have nmr■'y fifteen hundred bureaus in our State and thou
sand* of unnecroisarv “ Job tnters" making us the
h'ghest taxed Ststr in'the Union, por capita, with
nno exaeption. Mr. Dupree state* he believes, at
lea*t one-third of this expense can be cut out by
honcit. ccmic lent'on* effort, which would amount
to a saving of around twelve million dollars. This
•mount now tieing wasted could be applied to betrosds and ki'colng our schools un to stand-rd Hv’nar oitr un.li rpaid school teachers decent
wages. I do rot favor tenure In office, from
'a against democratic principles. .List think of it.
'* —
demsomMa nrinctnlcs. Just think nf it.
*hrr nti.li. u ,>)llars a month for a state wfrij K population of seven hundred thousanil white people and around five humtred thoi’-sod colored.1 Compare our rmid*
with Oinnge county, or north cantral Fl»-tda v-k -h (* cris* crossed w*h good
Stat.' rou,to. Agt. yourself the illent qua-*i-w. WHv havro’t we b-**w gottin- a*
manv a:od road*7 When any measure a**-rii*"» it,., vital interest of the noAo]P of
this district to to be voted on in the Sen-*- » - r - t ^ ,.m, when elretwd. th»t T
r/ill b - there to vote and will fight for your interest*. I will not be "ronvenlentIV absent,
gw d roads and better a c '-'rl,. f r r san«ty In spending and for a reHim tn prosspdrtty.
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VOTE FOR
Y ou
lle n r d
4 n ld u e ll
Y ou
H e.trd
C ono
You Heard
Hodges
i
4
e4..
Ti ll nf till* illiril'l- I*f l-'l*. til'll ih.- MnCTIIPlKCB OF THF DUrONT IN*
NAMK THK MAN WHOM HE THOUGHT
W iil'l l> 111* Ills MiirTlll'tKC.K! Nn. b . Irft that np.n no that In taia h*
■hnnlil a 1*1 1'lmii illy It ii .'iinti'inliT in ih . SKI (INI) I'ltlM A llY h» could point
l>. uhimi'Vii In, iip|Hini‘nl •himtit In1 aiul ilrtumnrr him aa THAT MOUTH,
I'lKl T
Aini .lid mil Imai him i|.i»»i»m,r th- «tury th.t UK 18 THE MAN
OKSIKED BY DAYS
HAi KH> It Y TIIK Alt MINISTRATION ANI»
S lllH .r /. AS IMS SI IVKSHMK!
UAVK. ms *1 FUME over ih«< i,|f|i..«lllnn nf Stvnlu to hb r m illtliiy , inti U M f t
that Sltnl.TV. It \ 0 IS8UK1I OUMKltS T(1 STOP C JIA tT E U .I
You «1m
botnl him tell of ihe
i ( l.-.-iiuir u SIIOI.TZ MAN to the Govtrnor's
him Mill lie a l ., tell u . in it.iail.i a . I., whom Ihe SIIOI.TZ CANDIDATE would
he n f , 1'ni .e. ih). w> . for Ihe |tur|. a , nf |tnlnllnar the tliiger of «u*pl«lMI
" hi, ............................ 'iml PHI U A Ii V l.lm u ll he se t that f«r) NO MATTEk
WHOM •III-' UITOMUNT AIIUIIT UK' You tll.l lint hear him tell of hi*
""I
III Ii s p e a k i n g i n t h e c a m p a i g n AGAINST TH®
ID I'IIS I ) (! ) A' l l MUIK VT! ThU —euhl h.iv# keen very Intereotlna for
llie IIIISIE tlW NEUS to Ii-len to.
.
' I . ' l l l r u n III WAS THE o n i . y i io n f .ht m a n i n t h e RACE. A N D
II) \\ \S THE II' I.Y MAN W illi m U l .l ) HE TRUSTED. BEWARE O f
i l l ) U \ \ w i l l) p r ill II'I.Y Pill MT .A IMS Ills HONESTY AND INTBQ,tn '
UK ' t i l ’l Ii WEI.I. HAVE I .F r r THIS K»R W18 FRIENDS TO
" FOR HIM W l) t liNFINK II H I S TALKS
--------------t o t h e p r o g r a m TO' Bfc
I <>l (.OWED S lln t I II HE HE FI,KrTKt> GOVERNOR. I lf h u not gtvan
* aiiik'lr inkling n* hi what he .(a n il, fi.r nur what hia platform would be If
♦
Hi* i until tin ■»* he pYa-ril mill hay. no legreta.
If,'ml Inina;insrv fljm e i nn.l j.ret.rh for forty five m inute, on l*»u«a nut
relative t . »»•»- r,m|'iaiitn: but forton al.1 '. no one takve him arriouily aa
m.nl fniky frvl be i« tiyliiK to buil.l a fnllnwiny la « • enough w at lo S '
t«"l hi- t'."|t .)f I year. .iK„ .n.l ..II |u the hlgheet bidai.r. Volar, will not
lw ft'*.led Altai.i.
|)t. .|,|H.in' lit. I ri,'title wh hn.l l.anke,I on hie btteine.e eipertence aa being th*
'ar-tor in l.tn |.l»l ft.rin wl.i.l. n . i-xperlatl lo be one of safe andI eana tubUiiy. Inele e l, he ,«f for i one m .pe-..I.’e to futf.ll end at. oppoelt* to what ___
*epeeled Ihnl no. I . f Iho.e who wrr • favoring his campaign biv» UirnUd
••l-ewheie lor rnn . I. i.o nl
I'.ut y.iu did n, t hear l in mention the fart
:t that '
lo I" ............in mem m a randhlste *e RESIGNED HIS rx « l- 1
A - I . D ' i n EMANT I'Ol.ONEl. ON THE GOVERNOR'S STAFF
/
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Who 1. tl.
ii in
rnre with i rlejn rerortl nf SERVICE TO TO®
I'EIIPI.E
iKM i \ FOURTMKN YEARS' CONTINUOUS EFID R T8
AS A II l l l l . ' H EPYANI. lie r e e le d i» you tn a etral,htforw ard manner
Dv mm.'.' ndvii.iln
' mi are Sow ei.loylttg nn.l whli'h he w u largely
■thin for. Among them are the WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION ACT; LEO,
ISI.A lie.*. Ki l l ONE MONTHS' SCHOOL TERM: FREE TEXT HOOKS
ritit T il*’. I " H i - LOWER AUTO TAG RATES AMD CHIEFLY T l S
P tS S A u r THPOI'GII THE SENATE OF THE “ HOMESTEAD EXEMP1 l*»N ACT.'* All of hi. upiMinenU have tried In claim credit for thl* and al
Ihe. same time di*rrrdit Senator Ifmlm--' effurte. H. waver, tha Senate Jour■oil im irda the fact Ihu In HUP. I»dl. PJ23. Itf'dii, 1927, 1929 and 1431. Sunntor ll"dtfce' first urt In the Semite wee to Inlroduca h i. HOMESTEAD
AMENDMENT. A . we all know, ruch of thoee rffrrta waa uruuccetifuj until
lb y. ir lU.'tT when i rumpuniun bill pa**ed the lluue* and beceuee tt dtffet.d from Senator llodgea' bit' in i eliaht devite, he waa aa elated because
of ite pa.rage he u.- plod
the Hnute Dill In priferanra to hia own and
pa**ed il through the Srnale «o a* not to delay the matter. HE HAS SU C
CESSFULLY COMBATTED ALL EFFORTS TO PLAGE A HALTS TAX
l»N THE PEOPLE. BECAUSE OF HIS EFFORTS IN YOUR BEH ALF .
IM I BECAUSE OF THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF YOUR ENEMIES I t )
DEFEAT IIIM. IT IS YOUR DUTY AS AN ACT OF APPRECIATION TO
NOMINATE >UM IN THE FIRST PRIMARY AS YOUR GOVERNOR. Mta
« M .Y PROMISE ie th it HE WILL SAFELY PRESERVE POR YOUR BENTFIT THF. HOMESTEAD AMENDMENT AND DEFEND IT AGAINST ALL .
ENEMIES: AND THAT HE WILL CONTINUE TO REPRESENT YOU A S
IN THE PAST.
■ .
Liking ell Ihe candidate* into coiuidarmtion whom wa have heard, tha M f 1
dr^enl thing left to do le to
ELECT
Homestead
Bill
W. R. DUPREE
H. E. FULLER, Altamonte Spring*
L"r* o U r» In Precinct 11.
FRED FORWARD, Forest City
4nf*pil;» for »hut> five minute* spewing from hi* lip* the vlltat lati*
gu ur muiL'iruitdi in iii-^ rttark on Carter. Hodge* aiul S h o lti< You heard hlttl
I Ib-dges with the Shotti Administration ansi M«*Tt thgt
link both < .it*
hi* employes'* io STOP I'ATY. But you did n*A
Limits had i"
hear him t. !' vt *' that 1IE had been p *mi»fd by PAT^' th# Chalrfltinahltl • *
of the m nt, R O \l» DEPARTMENT if he (PATYI were electad C ovim ot.
nor did hi* . lido details and exp am why I'ATY WAS FIRED FROM TH E ,
HAUINC • 111M
1MMISSION . r why b.- ( llA » !TltO H NK } M i FOtKO FBCW .
"a * %
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-Y'
1/iru'mMtt— T - tf i-* .b a e rt ftti^
•Ktlllg
Y ou
H eard
Tom nstrllo
E s p e c ia lly Q ualified for
JO E "
4W t*n serving os your R#pr#aantaHra at Talahasse# 1 will \m
i
in only ONE payroll:
*
Yon lli'n r it
lluu I hui or
GOVERNOR
•* t i**l il* it Ads*-Hl«*-m*nt >
* V aU K llt lm l Alv.
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YltE SAVTORD BKRAT.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONDAY, JUNE 1, I9J6
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Representing voters In Prednct 12.
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of Senrfnolr County
candidate for
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Fsat wff
the «<mv.
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Dwtn* Me life her* h#
to math marry friends
ho will support him la the
tela Prod Ilsrrie, an w n y officer
[stationed In-Philede'phU, and John
I D. Harris, (otto* jnlll executive
[cfM snchstM r, Q *~U b sitested
June 1st
lONBCWQAMii MU>
D istrict No. 3
IPs 10 rolllltal AOssrtMenwat) V
I Brer tines Heailftea Holt first
pnhlbhei Oort* Hstria’ work they
had been clots' friends. When Q r.'
Holt bocama preaktait of Hotline
Colb«s U n rasra 4*0,' Corr» Har
ris od-ptod ths rsltogs as o special
Internal. Har keoehnre, ’ A T®""
.(hat Sees mo a u i R m l t r ," an a*.’
»ar on the eultnnl dersopnlenl
tf Winter park, has ham publish*!
nrsr snH oror t i e In ' r tho eolUfa. 8ha eyno to Winter P ort
often from hor hhoia In tad htluf
• I JaeknonellW ', W D A E a t
HLS RECORD OF HARD WORK AND HIS REPUTA
TION FOR HONESTY AND INTEGRITY IS , THE
PLATFORM WHICH ASSURES YOU OF INCREASED
ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY, AND DECENCY IN THE
SHERIFF’S OFFICE.
To TK' Tbtefs r Seminole County
(M m -Psiiiicst
for the office of Tax A w aay y ,
I feel th a t the detWs of my-pn
I >trust, however, that nyr
—Assessor will merit your strppm
»AupfW l>>fhelped
TAX ASSESSOR
. i • ir»M PfllUcsJ Mvsrttasoseari
y wB ip » ^ ii-;
MAY 26Ui,)THUBn
le ery eae toys he’a the heet b a a tie d the bwt mas—PSHtl CONK.
T
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f fir
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SEA T B O jm
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Ai s Pea-
if yen weal tho S tated hndfri low
ered ta habaoo tease batead af
relaiai Mare to bstaace the b ad m
0 - V e t . fee FRED OONRt
tUe aolleaally
Industries aa «
9 < U r a of Ptai
CONK!
%t» * ’ ,TA LlrfV: 1/ S*
A a redaction In
fta eets IsnsO sw (a^PR R O
U *4reeFMKO
�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Ball, Hlgfetr
ANWDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1 W
Interest
Bonos Checks
Are Expected
In Two Weeks
Voting Is Seen As
HesvyWithl612Bsllots Cast I n G ty
, Polls U p T o 2 P . M.
F irst May Arrive In
, Sanford June 16,
Postmaster H o l l y
Has Been Advised
Ballot Counting
To BeJNon-Stop*
Gerka Wffl Work AU
Night; Herald To
Broadcast Returns
I
Heavy voting from the
lim e the polls opened at 8
o'clock this morning and Immoms crowds around the
polling precincts In the City
show the interest being tok
en in today's primary with
ito unusually large field of
eandkktee for *11 office*
from governor of the etote
Dr'. Joseph A. Ceutramarab
(above), former dcntUt of Leb
anon, N. H , entered Florida's
Democratic primary today to op
pose Franklin D. Rooaaralt far
that’ tU U 'a praaldentla) vote.
(AP Photo)
Martin Leads For
Governor In Vote
At t o’clock this afternoon •
total of l i l t votes had been cast
In tha four polls In Sanford, Of Two Precincts
Products 1 and 1-A in City Hall
and Products t sad t-A In tha
Court House. In tha First Pre
d act, 171 votes bad been oast,
an d to tbs Third preciset, WQtml-
Veterate resldIn* hi Seminole
County m ; begin receiving thetr
t w n i a two » m H from today, u eordlag to advices M at Postmaster
a J. HoDy by t t e PeetoffVe De
portment In Washington. V in t
ban da and O i i h will bo oioUad
ont from A tlanta on J um It, and
tbaoo I M payaiauto aboald roach
boro the fallowing bay. Howrrtr,
tboy win not all room tbo first
day, tbo postmaster worn*.
Pajrmmt la to bo modo la codor of reeelpt of applications, and
n m vetexeaa dolaycd filing tbolr
application*. Many others gave
tbalr n o d mailing addroaooa hi
tbalr application and If thorn
woro an offteo or n itora wboro
tbo Tctoraa la oaployod tboy woro
rotumod and now application
showing roaldoneo addresses woro
filed. Tbo pootmoator*! liutroc-
Vote Is Complete In
Two Rural Commu
nities Before Noon
JACKSONVILLE, J um ts-UP)
—Keen Interact and fair wcathbr
brought out a heavy, early* vote
In Florida', Democratic primary
In whkh a record field of candi
dates seeks nomination to nsUenal.
addrsasas Id know* to tbs (airier.
M o tte r Identification la nacea-
neb On the other recce the Lean eeunJ g k l'ty precinct gave for attorney genmnt- *rsL Labdle I, Bentley none; fur
»gto comptroller. Bulloch I, Lee t . An, u derson It fee tr easurer, Knott 7,
with Lancaster 1| for odjutaat gtneral.
CoUlne S, McNamara non*: for
commissioner of agriculture, Mayo
7, Bishop 1| for superintendent of
pubJc lnetraction, Cawthorn S,
Catos t, English t ; for Congress,
third district, CbMwell 7, Finch 1.
^ T h f t r e M b l a . * T tr. Solly v d
tnfoisnsd. -th at all reglsUred tet
ters wU net be ready for mailing
by tbs Treasury Department on
J u m U , sad veterans making In
quiry should be advised that de
livery will be mads as soon as racslved."
T ters are only two paying postofflsss in Florida, a t Jaaksosvilte
and Iksspa, and vstarana daalrlag
to cnab thslr tends will maka *ppUcatten with tha postmaster In
tha town where they live sad thee#
applications will be sent to Tamps,
ami that office will antil cut
treasury cheeks la payment of the
Veterans who receive (heir bonds
Orlando Chosen
As Proper Site
For Sanatorium
WASHINOTON, June %
(AP) — Determination • to
vote against the passage of
any tax bill was expreaaed
today by Senate Republicans
attending a party conference
on revenue legislation. Sen
ators attending the meeting
said their strategy probably
would be to support thb flJ)IHHIIH USA yinTl i>« )’»wall
tho Houm bill cr any otbar pro
posal, and than rots against S •
u'tlmstsly. E arlltr tho llaaaM
commlttoe In a majority repost
clim ated Ila compromise me**uro would produce IS29,OOOJMQ
permanent and tampormry Itronua In on# yaar.
Riding down Rapobllcaa at* »
tampta to ahlfl tha Ad ministm Postmaster Holly hss ordered
tlon of rallaf back to tbo lU tN ,
Arkansas Centennial Scent post
tha Sanato kaat sight pasaod by a
age stomps whkh are to go on
S3 to 14 rota a moro than | V
sale after June IS.
428,000/100 relief and dafktoMy
bUI.
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| Marriage licenses were Issued
The meaanro, aa It wont hack <
WASHINGTON, Juno V—<JP) today to William Murray. 45, and
BATON ROUGE, June l - W )
to tha Hoaaa for ertten an Bern—Florida's two senators bars an- Id* Wilder, 38, both of Orlando, —The Louisiana bouse of raprv- 1
ate chaagee, carried add ad Mam
nouftetd the
appotntottnt of
Lonnit Johnson, SO, and eentatlvea today adopted without
that made It one of the Mggeat
Herbert g. PbUUp# of Tampa to K*H‘h Kill, W, both of Sanford. dissent a concurrent resolution
calling for an Investigation Into
■apply measure* - in p s a w ttom
soccood John W. Uolland t t
-------hlatory Fuatagt cleared the way
UsskaanvUto aa United States
George 8. Witmer and Roy F. the fatal shooting of {Senator Huey
fa r debate tamerraw e n t i t e 't o *
a tummy- Iw w tnr 8c*te Jte UK- Pgmpa. b ars goaa to Washing- P. Long. U created a eix-otaa legtebin, the last Mflp baffler i T l t .
U n T X made Iba annauseoment, tort to'Join oth.re In the capital
Journment,
said be bellevod Phllllpe’ noml- who are seeking to block eonAs tha Senate sa t until |s«g
after dtuk, ameadmeate nape .
added to the rallaf bill sa maid* ,
PSIllln.
urvMi . . Unit.,I
T te "«*‘hsr: J'ertly cloudy toJy that clerks could M l enaiptel
8U M
for
tho n a c t total, but figure^ l l '
B
A tto rn e y
fo r
sSou.hrrn
o u th e r n " l«h‘ ■nJ Wo.lnM.lny,
nM V possibly
mAuih
roughly at soaetblag Is exocae
Florida district during the Wilson
of 12,428,000,000. lnclttdad W M
administration. Since that time eo**‘ * ,dIn*“ U »tbee t has
e . practiced Itew
m ,at
i T Tampa.
.n .n .
»•«*
Generally fair to11,425,000/100 for coatiaula* tiki,
n|fM Florida!
#nJ Wtdn#i<Uy.
work relief program,
A long day af heated debate
paired for: Ashurat (D. Aria.),
A regular communication of^
Russell (D. Ga.). Connelly (D. wae climaxed by a brief tkinaiah
Texas), Smith (D. 8. C.), P itt over an affort lad by Scatter
man (D. Nevada).
Vendenberg (B. Web.) to return
These
were announced a* relief to the state, with the geeprentks degree will be conferred
paired for: Duffy (D. WU.). ammant contributing T | pa* mnt
-------by Harold Washburn, msstsr of
McGill (D. Kan*.), Norbeck (R. of the coat I t want down in te r
Following the City Commie- tbo lodge, who announced that
WASHINGTON, June I.—Wl
a c ho rue of Democratic nose. 54
■ion's order changing the toning the lodge will he closed early to —President Roosevelt yeetordny B. D.), Nye ( R. N. D.). Shlp- to
14.
atoad (R. Minn.).' Tydlnga (D.
af French Avenue between Fifth allow the Mason* to get to The vetoed a ltouso bill authorising stead
and Fifteenth Streets from real- Hsral.l office to hear tha else- tho acquisition of land near Md.), V«n Nuya (D. Ind.).
By this action, tha Robinson
dance to business. City Building tion returns.
Miami, Fla., for a new Naval air (D. Ark.) resolution, with all
Inspector J. P. Fasten has Issued
station.
references
to
Psssmaquoddy
a permit fee^tee^erection on the
County A;
The President. In his message t* strkksn. became part of tha
bottles te exKteveat* Streets of a gasoline haoatod and stock owner* who the House, etraesed the opinion amended deficiency bill. The
filling station to coat HA00. The need bensol and pin* ta r oil to of the Navy Department that U canal amendment authorises a
permit wm leaped to T. B. Vkk- fight screw worms must In the had no need of the Unde for uao tpoclsl board of engineers to
WASHlfoOTON. June
ery. T te kwlldtag U to be of con- future furnish their bottles, he as an air station In time of peace study tho project, and allotment Mr*. Marion A. Zioncheck, tl-yearand
that
ha
believed
the
govern
of
additional
funds
If
the
board'*
exeta SQMtreitlem.
, said. Bensol and pin* U r all lsold bride, who left her tete**4 i
Psrmlts were also Issued to supplied free by the agricultural ment should not accspt tho site report U favorable.
of a month, teat Saturday, rulted
snd
hold
It
without
dsvslopment
leaders said they hoped to
H. W. MsCaalay for tha con- department. Issued a t Percy
a t Galltngur hospital today to dtefor
10
years
aa
provided
In
the
complete Senate action on the de cuas the condition of tho Washing- ■traction of a* addition to a Karo's Tuxedo feed store on orbill, beenos* this would Incroae# ficiency
measure today and ton state representative lodged
huildiag an Preach Avtnus be- d en from Mr. Dawson.
the local tax burden by exempt send It back to tha nouse for ac there by police for mental ate
twee*
Seventh
and
Eighth
-------tion on tho canal proposal and serration. White Ztoacheek wea
Streets, aad to K. S. Johnson for
Saaford Rotarians were remind- ing such landg from taxation.
The MU weald have authorised other amendments.
being held In a ward hie ertfS talked
The Hone* was expected to ask with Dr. Joseph Gilbert, D U triet'
the Navy to accept without mat
to the government till* to ap appointment of a conference of Columbia a ik a te t She wan M l
proximately t>0 acre* of North committee to adjuet differences allowed to eee bar ho*head.
Ulecayn* Bay la the vicinity of between the two branch**. Tha
“Mrs. Zion*heck svpreeead t t e
Miami. If the lead w u not used canal's backers expected trouble desire to ha notified to eaae. t e r
IMred Nix a t the piano, rendered for aa air station within 10 In the conference.
husband needs te r ar w te* a te
short program af M iek. J. U i
u would have been reIf the conference cemml'-tee wfll ha permitted to aaa him,’ iDr.
igtey reported th a t collections turned to the donor*,
Gilbert aald. OU said t e taU Mrt. ’
r the hospital fund were being I
______________
Zioncheck t e r husbnad spaa* •
comfortable sight.
verebiy ro c k e d .
Senators Appoint
Herbert Phillips
As U. S. Attorney
Louisiana House
Asks For Inquiry
Into Long Death
Tampan Is Selected
To Succeed Holland
Named To Bench
Votes Appropriation
O f $100,000 F o r
Conducting Probe
$1,500 Filling
Station Will Be 2?"wm
Built On French
President Vetoes
•M
o,cLk*tu* Buying Land For
Miami Air Base
Mrs. Zioncheck
Visits Hospital
And Sees Doctor
Oviedo High To
Graduato,150n
Friday Evening
I a n . Former Resident Of
Z T * Saaford Dies b Ls.
UOe 40Ql
TENSION RISES AS JAPANESE INVADE CHINA
Kra. C H. Smith, wh* resided
Preacher On Trial
Cetenel Boy Hunt, who spent
k* week-end a t the home af hi*
arts, W alter *. Hand. 1101
y* A™ ” .
“ Jr ceeentiy
Ajia ^I from _Alaska where he
na om t by -tho gevarnmont to
aflire ef t t e t * « T *f homo—UMtehod y ^ e *1” 0*
m w Hto week ttero w s.
w aited I n 'th e Beaters Digest
Met tte, title, e f -CeM S t o n n
1 Dorado, Cetenej ‘ R ia l flow
wu from t t e air la te a t Penj MANAGUA. B
K -^ I V -N a tte ^
O n M u rd e r C h a rg e
HOUSTON, Texas, J um t (JP)_ A ^
g g ^ l a g "two gun"
pn M jHri who loaned how to
thoot (tm lg h t while a federal
witched calm, ^ -[ tr r tf |||
a Jury to try
him far t t e slaying af Police
a M u 0* * ^ ^
tv,
Edgar Eskridge,
^
0 ^ . B ^ut “ in ^ !
ow d g a ra and sodded to
ffU l-i M ^ ^
^
CHICAGO, JUM
Hall MeCUrmlek. 77,
LOCAL WEA'
Stated
attorneys
Indicated
they weald ask t t e death penalty.
Rooaerelt Gets Bill
To
Hoover Pay
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16,000 Fingerlinge Are Sent By Fish Hatchery To Lake Mary
Among The
Admission 10 Ball
P ark Will Be Made
Bob Overstreet. who will prob- on th* Fort LauJerdalc /lab two
,*
__
'ably pitch to on* ot th* double- y*»r*. batting botUr than J 00 c i , i t ( .
,r T
,
„
..I
header ( i m « between tbo Look- r" h r ” r- **• played with <*>« ® i a i U s e S
D C t jC p rttl
ouU aadxtbo G-Man from C in e .- ? hl°
‘f * * 1**’ «• th* C»n j
W h S t K llld O f B a lt
*UI« on Ben for 4 Field tomorrow,
tlu b ' " * **•'’ ^
“ “{
W l .l ,
ba* been on the line-up «f the P,uhw ‘ • ntl «* Mtflelder. In the
I* l S n e r i T i e i l t a n U 3 e
Sanford' Club only a few weeks. *>x ■ a n ti he plUhed ?ir Canton J
p
He started the 19M ii u o n with h* lo*1 on,Ir
I
barmen Wha go u r n t* Vm
th i DfLand Rada, hut w u rtIt was O r t n l m t who brought1nfnyrwa* TitrfYjM
othi* ■
leeeed when tall the club* had In th* two run* that won fur the
*b* Sert C a s t, o”
»hv>*e
to redot* their teem* to ]4 men Lookouts th* thrilling 17 Innln * *** Gulf C o.it for th.l* fi.-ihlng
after the first to day* of play. »»m* on Sanford Field from «he.
srir not ho h-*«-l ' r - -m
He was then promptly signed by l-eague-Ioadlng Dsi’ton. Bench ***” •**. wit 1 ’*** ”
In
Ui* Lookout*. Whtl* 'with the l e n d e r . last. Bun’ay. In both * ' " * • ? / ,tr? nM
■*•*1led.d
Rod* ha pitched 17 inning* and si- «•»** (the serenth soil th*
" T TI* ’ th® fol
lowed only one (cored nml II* atrrntecnth Innlnr*) he r»me to.
* f"
J1 * * 1, w:
ha* pitched only fir* g tm r, for bat le .t end each time hi! lonyl .*• ..•?* .* *’' *’ "n "'"h-v -From
the baokouU, two of which he frlre* that
enabled
Gardner
j’"’k
won for th* hom* team, . . .
Bame*. to »eor*.
Ir ' ’ , .
,
.JT he*’
TW* U Or*r*tr*et'a fourth
B*h pl*y*d baseball, football i ‘ ‘
■
n
,
year to orgenlied beaebell, »ta.i- *"■! hn»keth*ll while attendl*:! A»
•"«' JV*T . T '/ T * " . "
Ing with Fort Lauderdale In the Mulberry Hl*h and won 11 let.
* 5
p ln * d*p "
Florida Ea»t Coast League In t«r»fifhlng the t? r la1933 following hi* graduation
O rm lre rt la 29 year* of •**. <,
from Mulberry ,Hlch School. HI* I* si« feet Ull a n l weigh. IGO X U u * VI. I i- f '
u ta
c “ 'F -* .
Ii - V S T m . . " S
— ---------- --------•*------------------- ----------------- ------- ------------- ;----- . Mixed Siring, <9.*-. -
S fa flrifl T f t P r n f f t F r n m
XZT£:.
In Feud W i t h
U n n n i* /t
T a rn n n
“
“ Von« •*
Miowtog minnow*
(hall be used f*r bx It: Bream,
Crapple, Bass, Trout, Jack, Plk*.
Perch. If caught In lie'*«they ahell
era In (he holt.
1^To t4te mart Ihnn 111* ’biik'H be returned Immediately to the
have U rn entered at the weigh- water."
Ing Italian of the club *trl the
Til* license..fee for freah-Water
daily number '* pi »s.it ire.
ftahlng In. Florida Ut.
Series A—Resident SUte, f i t s .
B—Nan-Utiidtnt State,
Nebra8ka Track Star "X ,
k w h Tgrpon Derby now under-, W I l l S
S j f K J J ; “ 7 S sS L
D isC U B
T lirO W , «ertoe -C-Nan-Rerideat
3-D.y
uacou., iz r n - m - u ~
,nd ™
Ikitlfe Waaklngten pitcher la **• pre*umed that thv Mm« hDp v j Vranclii, Univeralty* of Nabrmakp leta, irapf,
,JoyJng hearty
rtxffawi at the l*°n •***t#^ elhtr point* along* port-itiiM weight toeser and foot- w
delttei
in* e0Mtcoast. A"
Aa "'•**•«
matters "now
atar, unwound
unwound aa winning
winning strtam
strtam*s an.
and lake* or Florida,
,Dense of hi* old manager.
th*
ow *t,i id,,. hbull
ill atar.
local fishing
fishing guide*
guide* rtpo’
rrpmtl the
the discu,
dlscu*throw
throwof of149149 I”feat
9.1' ''_ l L ~
,,
tgere Hornsby.
locsl^
1 9.1
beat basinets since the t.x.m with Inches at th* Drake relays, hot C a t n O l l C
o C n O O lD O y
it on w.« .n .n accidwt
!
i jjep t In June Drae
ReCWl Entry LI
Franc!*, batter known a a a
n r
j
w li 1Cl
r i ^ w J n T a pSr
“ « ‘*r
Hornsby has said Newsom was — . . . ___ „ .
...
. shntputtar then a . a dlacu.
— ■■
M dumbest pitcher ho’d aval
npemrde I thrower, aUehipted to ahow a
u _. of 1500 In fishing tackle and t*o- ] tcammala, Fred Shirty, whet was
SOUTH BEND, tl>d., Mayitf
wrong with hlai dlacu* form. Both UP)—The third annual ramrfhf
k i t through
ph|#* July
p^|,w
• m>m!tt
*n,,,|'’up
ireaa the soad. Newsom **SS|
St, ■
andw|the
of
y
"V
^
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r ,.,.
Big Month Bass Will
Weigh Pound, Be
- Foot Long In Year
T n iirn n v
F o r m e j I M a n a g e r But it Was Accident tS S r Z S Z ^ i .....
g
National League THE STANDINGS Red Sox Assault
Leaders Lose 2
Turned Back By
But^Keep Lead
New York Yanks
ST. LOWS, May to.—GP)—Dlir
| Jim Weaver held the St. Leat*‘*aaTerd
' Cardinal! to four hits yeatarday j
i.r<
Tn and the Pittaburgh Plrete* tied 3ir4lBi]
up their eeries by making it two i-*nih*r
■tralght orwr tK# leagueltaders, N**€,ori
m* A
Utdf
* 7 10 *•
Chtrttk*
B
TheCardinal* regained ,their
(
, 4 half game lead over New York,
; however, *■ th* Glanta dropped,
—. both end* of a twin bill w ith! vmabui
'oT Boeton.
1^ 1 “ :°
Glanta Kick Away Chance
NF.W YORK. May 25.- G F ) - .
^
_^ - w j - a w - t t K
Tha Glanta yesterday kicked awayl
? K
S ft.— "
„
n . o Thirty
school* end over 500 eln. . . . ___N._
dermea are expected to compete. the,lr h**1 *be»c* to take a el
fSoatun
Tkla will repreetnt an Increaa* of lead In the National League by <T.»•'•**
IIUHLING-HOMEK HRIIO
60 percent in Indhridualii nnd Sfi dropping both ends of n doubU® cut****
■
p#rr#n‘ l»v schools entered « tir W d « r (o tho Boston Bsos, 4 to W u h iiji
DENVER, May20^ W - T . r r y the 1954 Inauguarat *
s and B to 4. through failure In
Cerrone, pltohtr for a Jewalry store
W .st Catholic high of rhiladel- 8 . 8lttU J * *r,iuhlng determ. own. . apmlal niche In the
phU U expeetod to defend the “ “
anJ
plUI,,DB *
...
send lot's hall of fans*. H* hurlrd ehamplonihlp. It hai won both J n p"*®“ . .
. .
.
. ^ k* J1
a no-hH, no-run [ t m against a ] 0t4 and T».
•
^
* 'n fof „
^ 5?'
dairy nine—and won |k* contest
»
snapped tho
himself, 14), wKh a homer In »h*
CWlfornlnY motor cod* he* |p*n winning streak and Jolted the « J , d p *
Itth. He fanned 14 and f»v* no adopted by th# nocthem < W rkt New Yorimr, out of their first OUshma
J“25
t
It may be Hornsby’s tarn to
ebnekl* before long, bat right new
.Buck la to th* Jeater’s seat, and
to making the most’ iif ft.
^Coaches Are Rivals
On Gridiron, Fairway
RALEIGH, N. C , M*y t l . - i * )
-Football coachts In the Carou t are rival* on th# fairway as
all aa th* gridirons.
Hank Andscmm, a t North Caro.
M Stats collage, matched strokes
ritb Wallace ’ade, of Duke, in
he Otrollnaa’ golf tourney at
Fla* ton-Sal tm.
Anderson's score was
law
noogh to win * first flight berth,
art Wad* run Into treub'a to
■nktrs and rough, failing short
Its gam* Is considered much betfT than average, howtver,
A t Columbia, B, C , Dun MeJalllster, University of South
Mmllna grid mentor, k a Jtokt-
s Week's Games
RBaseball League
SATURDAY
HlnkjMMfifiMlM
Arguatln* it DeLand,
at FRlalha.
Good Fishing A t
Lake Prom ised In
One Year’s Time
LOOKOUTS
Hnortsman’s Club President Says State
g
IN DAVIS CUP PLAY
W
ardens Remind
. • .
«
I
BOSTON,
M aw
V n .l,
M ir
29.—
V a h V .M
n llw l
Sixteen thousand big mouth
black baa* flngerllaga were re
ceived at Lake Mary thla week,
rent there by R. 0 . Garrett,
tupervlaor of th* Winter H ap n
hmtcherlca, ■end In about a year
^Seminole County angler* will
bar* some "mighty good flahlng'*
at' th* lake, to th* opinion of
Frank Rvxas, president of the
Chamber ef Commerce. The flngerlinga <w«r* obtained by th*
f|*h and gam* committee ef the
trad , body of which RaymotoL
Ball l* chairman.
^
| When dumped In Lake Mary
’ the finyerling* were from two to
. four Inch** long, but John Dobo*
1of the W lnUr' Haven hetcherle*
, advised the Chamber of Com
merce men that in about a year
tn e v will be a foot long and
thet each ihrmld weigh a pound.
Dlaciple* of Ik* Walton can go
after them.,
Thl* 1* th* twentieth load of
flngerllnga cant Into thl* dl*trict In the last two weeks, th*
ahlpments being divided between
Lake Mary, Lake Emma and
Cryital Lake. The state ls
dividea Into four district*, with
Seminole County in t^e diitriet
The! pUe*\ lf
n tn ,
*1
Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL ’
Brooklyn 13; phUadelphls 10.'
Chicago l i t dnclnhatl S.
Pittsburgh 7; S t Louis 2.
Emery* plaaa
a m the Untyet
AMERICAN
Chicago d; Detroit 1
, New York 10; Boston ft.
Cleveland 0; S t Looia B.
Fkliadelpkla 4 4 ; Washington
3-4. ( P in t game 10 Inning*)..
BAUER’S
RADIO
by hand rubbing the
life out of the wadi,
tures that weaken fahrk^ will shorten tbe*|Ue
oiany clothes. Right now, you may have dean* * '5houU * * U m * M k d + *
An electric washing machine will wadi your
rclothcs
l n r l i N gently....
o r n r l v ____ «jwpjf
m n v wWtw
a f e r ruemu
l n n u s e v Jrv
fiber, »nd the soft, rhjthmic action ol tl
gives added months o( wear that If
appearance ol the fihished wash.
Ironing with an electric honer b easier
the ironing can
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Sanford la Tha Only Central'
Florida City Affordlnf Rail, H lttaff
And Walet franaportatlon
AW INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
T H E SAN FORD ^ H E R A L D , SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A
Governor Fired
Member Papers Will
T ab u late Reports
F r o m 1,322 Pre
cincts In T h^ptpte
P a ; F o rfe it,
Six Are Fined
Drunken Revel 5 Decapitated
Of Zionchecks When Car Hits'
Injures Woman Lumber Truck
Defendants Fail To
Appear For Trial
And ponds Of (400
Ordered Estreated
Congressman Ejects Twt> Of Three Othersr
Woman Who Leased Hurt In Crash May
Apartment And She
Succumb To Serious ;
Lands In Hospital Injuries Received
Queen Mary Lags Behind Normandie’s Speed Record
Observers Have
Political Puzzle
E. R. ("Ronh") Banaatt and
'Jack Jackaon. charged with op
erating a'gam bling houaa, failed
to appear wben their c a m wert
called la Municipal Court Friday
N. Verrtvn riawthrone, who afternoon, and the 1200 eaah
speaks In Sanford at B o’clbek bond* dapoeltad by each ware or
this afternoon, was removed by dered a*treated by Judge S. A.
tha governor from hla office a* B. Wilkinson. The names of aln*
TALI.AHASSEE. Mav SO. district attorney In Dad* county, witnesses appeared on th* doek(AP)—The senatorial situa after being nationally recognisedi et, but ai nethar of the defendtion temporarily off their for outstanding ability as a lawr ant* put In an appearance no
witnesses were called. Bennett
minds, some 300,000 Flori<Ui enforcement official.
, and Jackaon war* arrested by th*
voters (rave undivided atten
OR? police last Wednesday night
tion this week-end to the
wben th* raided a gambling hall
eleventh-hour rush toward
► In tha 190 block on Magnolia Av
Tuesday’s first primary elec
enue. Several boxes of pokar
tion.
■ eblp* and a dumber of packs of
Reports from 30 counties
' card* were 'confiscated.
Some
in a poll by th* Associated Pr***
i money was alto scooped from the
showed 74,429 ptraonx sxtmpt
tables by the officers.
from paying poll tag. ©ad* coun
Six other men pleaded guilty
ty lad with 19,341. Raporta wer*
to selling lottery tickets, end each
not rocthrcd from 17 eountles.
wee fined ISO. Jack Burney, J. L.
Political ohaarvara (till wtra
Harriet and Albert Robinson paid
puss lad about tha strength of
their fines at once, and Charles
candidates In tha rooord field boSheffield, AIvia Clause and J. D.
eaua* lhair platform* followed tha
Dosaey were expected to pay
h i m gonaral line*. Candidate!
themselves, howavtr, had unN. Vernon Hawthorne, who et during the day.
bounded confidant*. "Raporta In (.'(strict attorney of Dade county
dies!* I am cartalf'.ta ba In th* prosecuted the asaattln of thj 1st*
seecnut . primary” waa a stock Mayor Anton Cermnk who wne
of the candidal** can- hilled by ■, bullet Intended far
tlr efforts during tha President Roosevelt, and who ja
Rode* la Urn big aitlaa, given th* eredlt fee ridding Miami
rtpaA r hunted eaUlea to- • f such gingster* aa AI Capon*
Col. John 0 . McNamara, can
.M rtteaa to- patch their now In Akatraa federal prison,
didate for adjutant general, and
will speak la Sanford a i 6 o’clock formerly assistant Adjutant gen
this aftaraodo. He w tl tell why eral of the State of Florida,
H U M M Hard Friday, aid a *
*TU > * * » * * . > . Tftty
dressed th* voter* of Semina)*
County covering the objectivae
Though recognised a* a fearless
' T)l«
Th# AMoclatod Press, through
of hla campaign.
th* eo-operatioa of ‘The Sanford law enforcement official, a rec
Col. McNamara has been mak
Herald and it* otbar member pa ognition' that won for a national ing an active campaign, through
per* and U» corre*pendent* la award presented to him beneath
out the entire etate, and l* now
every county, will tabulate th* th* dome of th* stale capital, on the home stretch, headlpg for
election return*. Clerks knl in Hawthorne wa* a year ago sum SL Augustin* where he win ad
spectors have beta requested to marily removed from office by dress the cltlxen* of hla hams
count tha rote in eUte-wida and Governor Shollx. His friend* con town. He will close hla campaign
congressional race* first, and re tend that he was removed because In Jacksonville Saturday even
port to a designated central office b* waa faithful to his trait. How ing where he wID (peak la Hem
In th* county seat a* Quickly a* ever that may be, Hawthorne ming Park.
promises to “reveal startling f*(ts
possible.
Addressing his friends la San
In many saoticn* at the »t*U, about conditions in Florida today.’' ford. Col. McNamara stated,
Importuned by many friends'to that he resigned aa the assistant
small precincts planned to bare
thetr votes com* la early and make the race for governor and adjutant general of Florida, for
ecmplat* the vote In a MO* to bo recognised throughout .the stats thy purpose of telling th* people
aa th* moat formidable contender
the first precinct to report.
of Florida Just how th* admin
Report* from member papers for tha office. Hawthorn* finally istration of thetr National Guard
decided
not
to
announce
far
th*
sad correspondent* win flow into
waa being handled.
central offices of Tha Associated office, but Instead gar* hla sup
port to Paty. Why he decided to
He charged th a t political fa
glv* hie aupport to th* Palm Basch voritism eras ru n pant In th* ailTallahaaaa* Coe tabulations.
candidate, when there ar* lhr*« ministry tit* an d . of tha Guard,
Appointment at Scott M. Lnflln candidate*-1# tha field from Dad*
a s ' temporary eaocaaaor to tha county, will ba explained Ay Haw
late U. R. Baeuteg Bark Trammel] thorn* at h la .n u ttin g her*.
commanding officer of th* Flor
amj definite anoeeneemant there
ida Infantry Regiment, who was
wan'd bo no DeawoMtle sanatarial
not qualified and waa promoted
muahmtlng patovary until later In
without a regular examination,
tho year tended to qol«t exeltawhereas • Sanford officer waa
qualified and entitled to th* pmJeefceenvJn* corporation
ad huggdiaU past pea*
thn 'AtooHskn Bar Asa*v*a wppotated by Qover-
WAHHINOTON, May SO-(/P)
—Forcibly ejected by Rep. and
Mr*. Marion A. Zloneheek from
the apartment aba aubt*a<r<l to
them, Mrs. Benjamin Scott Young
wa( In the hospital today suf
fering. doctors said, from a
fractured right hip. The frac
ture hail not bean aerified by an
X-ray.
Attorney Samuel Her
rick, Jr., said a t tha btdald* he
would not decide what, If any,
action to taka until tha partner
of his firm returned tomorrow
or Monday from a trip.
Zloneheek
remained
In the
apartment offering drinks to
visitors.
Mrs. Zloneheek, red
eyed. sought tefuge with a neigh
bor In th* apartment, house, aftar trying without avail to dlas iia de her husband
from Ida
antics for the en1er4akunaag..a/<
a group that had gathered there.
Between drink* he said hla pur
pose was “whoopee.”
Mr*. Young contended at th#
hcapital her Injury waa a direct
result of scuffle* last night and
early today with Zloneheek.
Same General Lines
Followed In Most
Of The Platforms
Voters Advised Of
Guard Conditions
By Col McNamara
“MfWSSfi
^
Officers Seeking
B 1a c k Legion’s
Recruiting Agent
RICHM OND. V a.. M ay 80TI \
— ( A P ) — An e a rly M em orial
Dny au tom obile-truck colli-"
ninn « « r hero took th e Uvea
o f five voting persona a n d . .
In ju re d th ro e o th e rs, tw o ao se rio u sly th e y m a y also d lo ,. •
T h e Heart id e n tified a f t e r * ;
d a y b re a k b y re la tiv e s a n d ..(>
S ta te T rooper S am R e d d te ff^ 'i
were: Ruby Patton. 14, Ruby Laae. . ..
17, Cornelia Lewis, 17, Opeal
lUrralt, afrituf, iff, aft el* ffn(Mwan, _4
Virginia, and Joseph Co M u m , "
eFout 18, of Matoeeo, Virginia.- '
The Injured Included M'hrlUp .
Partin, 20, Matoaca, who Is not an- ;
P-cled to live aa a remit of band"? "
injurlee.
The eight had been to a danaa'* 1
at Richmond and were driving
homeward at 1: 1S when thetr one*-,*
plunged Into th* rear of a lumbar
truck which had slowed up to t i n "
into a fi ling station. The autome- ‘
bite plowed Into lumber prefe*b-»i,:
ing from a trailer. The tlutbafr'*
sheared away th* top *f the aw-'" J
dan end struck the eight SA fla-tt
pants, almost decapitating thank. ,*.
C. H. DuBosa, drlvar of the truck,". •"
waa held on a technical tharg*.. H a and hi* helper were unhnrt and.
their truck was undamaged, j ;;d j
iOETROIT, May HO.—(>W-Ar
thur F. Lupp, Sr., Michigan re
cruiting officer f°r the Black
Above; Th* great 80,773-ton Quean Mary. BrlUina’ ;ne» Aper-tlncr; below; View of th* luxurtoua l-rglon, wee sought todty for
Questioning on tha asaertlm of
Dayton Dean, confataed “Trigger
‘ABOARD 89 QUEKN MARY, May 30.—{/ft—Brltleli liner Queen. Marj^ broke th* 23-hour o w Mhfv” of th* terrorist organlsarun record of the Nordtandie today, but atlll logged .behind the French ship’s maximum rat* of lion lbst he punch#*,** fro m fj \ w
Ml a*t In th* course of 24 hours.
‘
the revolver be allegedly oaed In
Queen Mery’s officer* announced ah* travelled
mil** tor th* 23-hour period from noon yesterto noon today. The Normandie's record /n r a 23-hour run i* 748 miles. Th* British ship averaged
4 knots although lh* Normandie'# average wa 31.37 when the French liner travelled W54 mil** In
Lupp and hla wife, Grace, who
has admitted she was a "colon*!"
In th* women’s auxiliary nf th*
Black Legion, left tholr summer
ADDIS ABABA, Hay 80. U fa d
cottage near Algonan yeiterday, —Doctor T. A. LairiMa, ,flel4»W w
Investigators said, and have not rector of th# Ethiopia# mlailoa.
appeared at their hom* hare.
said today th* fat* of 13 mUaMtJ*.. ,
arlre In th# Ethiopian W * d * ^ l j 1
still unknown. JI* said afforta W
reach th* edition*rise has W W _
thus far. Lambte’a ht*dQU*rta«J
her* war# untouehad curing th*
rioting following Satasila’a flight
Recently •l*ct*d *ld*rs and p r e c e d in g th* • ntranc* *f th* Itml*
deacons of th* First Presbyte
rian Church wll b* Installed at
special services to b* conducted
Sunday morning at
o’rlock
Army cnglneera conducting a at th# church. Tha servles, whl'h
hearing her* yeeterday into th* la especially Interesting to all
* « *- " pi
th*
y’s uppllcatlun of the Florida East Presbyterians, will Include C—
JACKSONVILLE, May
'
ml' Coast Railway Company to dis ordination and Installation of th* Stirred by th* plight of ntartF
pense wlth| the constaht attend- men.
*
too Clay county hom* owaeru,
ance of * bridge tender at Cook’s
Those ^ h o were elected elder* against who** horns* U tin g
to- Ferry acroei the Ht. Johns River are a* follows t 8. E. Andrew*, authorities bar* layied »
'
nsl near th* mouth of Lake Harney L. A ., Brumley. Dr. !L IT. Me- mill tax, aa agalnat 1« mllli laat
sat learned that the draw bridge hat Caelln, A. K. Roeeettar. P. B. year, William C. ’T lom utay d ,
Smith, G. V, Stuart. J. N. Tel Bill” Hodge* p*u**d In hla CAM*,
ford. and Frad T. Williams.
palgn for governor her* tedajr
Th# following deacon* will 1>#
vrldom go up the river aa far aa Installed: Robert A. Cobb, Rob long enough to Join fortaa wit*
two Jacksonville
attorney* »
H.
L ' Link of Allamant- lake Harney the rullrned company ert W. Deane. K. W. Fite, J. E.
Sprlngx pleaded guilty In Co'tnly I- seeking permission to withdraw Monger, Theodor* Rung*, J. K. aaklng th* court* to stay MM J
hand* of bondholder* and praCourt to the use of profanity and Us bridge lander end open th* Smith, and W. A. Zachary.
vent th* b*I**gu*r*d day CotSJH
Was sentenced by Judge J.t< (i. bridge only -Upon the filing of a
tlans from being sold aul fro**
Sharon to pay a fine of $1 ur to prrvlont request.
under their roofs. Th* total mlttJohn Bromley, repretrnling the
•erve flo deys.
age In District Ma 2 of O ny
Sanferd Bo*V Works tol<l lh* en
county now atanda at 342 M i n
gineer! that he believed more bolts
half.
would go up tha r i n r as far ns
-----*• r*. (
of tho Layton wtll march from warranty d>rd by J. F. McCI-lhn.l. Lika Harney If th*lr owners knew
th* Laglan Hut with th* l.cgion executor of th* estate nf the that snag* hdd been removed and
CtBora, but membera of th>- vet-: late Frank Scharwogelt to John that tha strasm was nsvlgabls.
President T ., E. Simpson of th*
a n n a ' organisation ar* extwetad L. Bmmlsjr yesterday,
Seminole County Chamber of Com
to gather in front tpf the church I
• ■■ ■ —
and attowl tha aarvka In a body.
About 30 growers attended a merce and John Fox of that or
WEST PALM BEACH. May 90.
Commanding officers of th# •»» conservation mostlng in City ganisation 'also attended the hear conferees sought to oltaln a —4^)—flL Augustin* wa* aatechernaa
section
6
f
opinion
from
various group* Will' b* sealed on Hall yeslerday and hear) too new ing. - ' V i -K f"'ad over Lakeland and I t P
labor and other rroups on th* burg for next year's Joint
tho rostrum. Th*** ar* Uoyd
nplalaed. County Agent C.
feaslhllltv of calling a conv»nWELL BURNS. TWO DIR
Bolyn, American U gton; Harry *• » •« •« « said today that &5
Ing of Florida portal ami
tlmi tn form a third party. Thar organisations. Tha annual
Kant, Veterans of F m ig n Waraj frow vr. hero filed work sheets in
c o r p u s Ch r i s t i . j *x, m
said
they
would
consider
the
Ad
Lama PWkartng, United Spanish linf
wjah to partlcivantioa today hasrd high |
visability of entering a number for Postmaster GensrmI Jam
W ar V ntomttf Mr*. B. J. Holly,l H t o j n Ute toimflld of Hu art 10—{AV-A biasing gas u
which fatally burned two man, u
of
stats
contest*
and
striving
for
U g teu Auxiliary;
Mrs C, L.
u re^
,h*
Farlay and n want In* at
extlngulahad yea tar day.
a liberal bloc In Congrats
Hewaoo, U, B. W. V. Auxiliary! ***■
____ _
"common sneml**," Wmaag
and Carl M acbiom , Son* of the
.., ,
.
w*r* Hated th* Amortaa* L
r ^ . •
Ornup “A” randlda’cs are to
U agua, th* National fa t
Mr K e n ts a
' . „ , I apaak a t a rally In tha Csurt Houe#
League and o th e rs..
,;
G
. ^ f**W
c S *^T
L a1l l - to
Flral
"l r
m vision
“ the
,h' F'
” *i candidate# are to apeak Conj"
at another
MvUten av m aas far two y
rally In lh . ^ a p la n on Mont ^ * t _ iaa«C? T ^ ? nd*r
w o tn g . Tha •‘A" group U
Hrintendent Jamas Mathrwa of Strickland Motors;
L a^oa^ to m m
He was bora gompoaedof candidate* for ihcriff.
roylded quarter* la th* rad UU hawk wa* capturad
n s t . r r!!Ts T ' r. : r ' r,*; Kr^?~ m u* tr <**•«•- umroHnlendeni of
J Zoo today for a « • > « * * « to th# Zoo by Carlton
*^* **•*• University achoola and tb# Cauaty commission.
s nanthae caoturod
tb* pigaoB by Mfl.
n n tro v i 4 . / * *
“ . Joh"
for* Judg* Jas. O. Sharon in
which prorad to bo
^ W’ W*
County Court yesterday to th*
p 'n o « Stem Ute Zoo by
dhargd of *p*r*Ung an illegal
wblaksy aUR, and was n*iiten-> I lo
pay n fin* a t U M and cost, or in
nnvu alx montite an tha r „ Urd,
road*, H* wa* gaaaln.to pxy tha
fin# and waa ,to<ba txk*n to th*
road c a n t this ,afternoon. Ji*urii. “v » y spatial. nU
Mb C*a» lS -y tar^te' g trl found in
W a am
53 M ssiorfttter 5
In Ethiopia Are
Reported Missin
Bridge A t Cook’s
Memorial Service'
Opened Only Four
To Be Conducted
SundayA tU A .M . CITY NEWS BRIEFS Times In 2 Years
Veterans Will Hear
Former State Com-'
tnander Of Legion Monday evening.
Deacons And Elders
Will Be ' Installed
Army Engineers Hear
Railroad’s Request
To Close The Draw
Clay Home-Owners ,;
Assessed 100 Mill Tax
S t Augustine Win*
Postal Conrentloa
Credit
population k
14/44 nnd t to am
it,_
..
tM Iff T tf.ll
Oraftf* m
population al
rate* of *av
couatUa. Ill
124 and It* «
..
■vmiroi* C*
rtn k a s t n a
pad *******
ral a*, *r 99fi
Tbaaaaate
Panther, Eagle, Hawk, Pigeon, Snake
T o Zoo’s Growing Collection
LOCAL WEA'
�•EM***1 ♦•PUHl
M. FVMftiM
What the combined
expenditure* really ad*
atartling faahlon by a r
K ' aT
A yv Mitt ft
MM PMWOftta*
FFW
W
,
B
u
y
'
:»■
■n i y n i k
now beforg the Homo
rrum ,AT— *jpfrat*, but there
Indication
s s ^ lS N ff iw ?
and ia forcing the gt>v<
IP ’iK J l«M
taM-maw^r*j! ar
*■**» af Tb*
C* H **(H*>
* ♦ • * —-
f f i &
i
n t M
r S '
H . mm Dmiw i iiN of ■awtotl
ft* *Im
■ tv La* y i *
S
*r •r MAT % 1MM. |
IH tA o t t x A U r H a h
I
■ 22?*-
1
huh
tbak brr^m *»^nrtaw«rf, | ‘ Tk* *MOcUt
nA i.bV i . ^ L ! ! L J f.\. part to the atern
WM mfca bar daddy’* arid* I °thcr fact orft. 1
nwfUwod ay la tea** jam ■t^preaertt' (a fl,d
lb* mbmu that ha dl*d. ■ military eerviee,
ipadto Met* bar pknty, aalTheae figure*, i
ah* wdbl.tn bn* a taro. government P*M
■»*■
T yatr turn ra-«
Itcraod horn* to Tampa aflar a‘l
. - r V. l* h w t
bn* with b«r alatar,
MW. N. A. tr y . Mr*. Tyiwr apaatr
waak
ta Wlndamara. j
Mr. a*d Mi*. P .u l Cwon and
UKl* daagkior i n itltl ta Ow' * * * . . I <1*U. t u , who* May war* talfad
!***.
1tor tha d«»tk of rto fw mothor,
****ln* ' Mr*. Cuon. Tha Rat. H'haall WarIren *bo U tt to attend the fanaral,
, land Mr. and Mr*. A. L. IJnri<|nUt
►la thl*l(tt<j mother, Mr*, t t > . tandquht.
_
I Mr*. Charle* Maready and lita a t tie tl* dioghUr, Nancy ■*«• aro vMt*
tag Oil* w*#k a t die homo af her
I mother, Mm. Clwrnrt Moran.
?» » u'
Mr*. J. PUher of N*w Or mne,
It. How v h o baa feoan s i t i n g har did
»g government pfl rfoua, among
n*«f of goVefmtt lit employee*
rWch one-third at i in civil and
der In atate and
? wQri«ffii
" f t
hmst
do hot Include r la
Civilian Coo*
A d p tiftt Crwml
■SEMINOLE
COUNTY
______ _____ _____ m
...
nut a * Im Md utt* t t e S I ^ 0* ? <rach * muahroota-growth that wan oftr rapidly In*
hb garawmam 'at gita n o creasing taxation plane cannot keep up with tha rl.lng
t f ym»
coat* of governmental function*.
, An “investor** fnaufanc*" plan which will eventually l it*n> Warahip,”
protect the mvinge of million* of American people la now I *n ^»n*meating upon -North t»
fapUliy being made available bp the Federal Saving* and | 2 ^ <J2SShJ^^S?aSl SLSST'
Loan I nauranca Corporation, an agency of tha government al tha m m «bo ant* n. u .
*r»r guiilad bear,
rented In 1 » , which late that year began iM u rtn g d e-U ** « £ £ * Z x Z Z J L ^ ,
•Ma ft* wouldn't onlarl poalta and ahare accounU In approved aaeedathma of th e thaw i* a «*M ahiniag iM«t Mr,
i Ida Ulter for a year, navlnga, butldlrfg apd loan type. Up to date, fonda invent-1 « inuniganf# »* by warm he
irlng up far Annie, *a
Ibar ought to do,
j ed by approximately 1,700,000 peraona ere repreaented In " “ 'Si • J g j y
n a f c ramod by warhfWCtrA mar* hla V***» T d u f tS o tS X
7lon«ambunt to a b o u tf1,200,000,000.
lane* waa aomalhlng
Of theae aaiodatlona,” tafa m hi
’dfatteftlM >d iihbhtl f-oan Bank Board, **131#
__H Hhave
B ftlrfad
__
want-meat will git r>*
with na again, Mr*. Flabar of N«W
Drtraiw. T V It 'Im ad*In Work**
S w n l — DANcfe —
p ic n ic
HPtCIAL OPEM1MO K A T ti
ATTRACTIVX HGJTTC BAT
UT* OlTABD
S n,7 -T T ? ' if?!1, fty. "t?“t ' f t 6*? iw
Ur
W,W)02 * $ * th* ,,mlt *ot 'ILA^,taWi. SlfHM nearlv
Vefltfjm UFO QOW pnOtOCUtj JUl t o S ftfo ty olf th € iF IC C O U ntlJof to Write a mantiml that mnLI
all Is* Ql»i „ a
hook. gh« gtr**
of theae ^ccounta are leea than KhtlOO, I t la eaUnated that *a Vr m m h for thb atory of
9# per. cent af the Inaured eharthmdera and depoattora «rt|ih*ir adronton that the trip Via
aaLsguarded agalnat foaa In the full amount of their h d d - j j ^ * ^
«J**Inauraoee of account* I* required hy lgw for all Fed3a and lo an A*iDelation*, which are
organluitJona now operating under ftdi
mber of over lOOO, Insurance Ig o
imrwd aaaodatlone of thia 4bm , whl
bahkft. State chartered MM
> make amillcatton to the Eft
rd add aubmlt to examination.,
“Already 1&S etate-diftrtefad
r nation; On
:ot» xt% wbJMt to periodic federal extt
Eg thal Sdemand
K Sfor klooaof idohdhelr
i F areaa.
ja
■ o lV |A fu | mjM g iM b ta fie
^ g | ^ u _ A a +*.§ *a ■ a tb
ntcfioci to ssthiss, |m
ornutt ox ■ccok
^WWa antleg a. ymw JUpm^nUUm at ftlafcaaw ! WiS^e
aad
on only ONE g d y n d t
GENEVA
THE PEOPLE OF THE * W itB
Mr. end Mr*. T. W. Pmatk era
GORDON i A R N r f t <Gnmp t )
tawovnelng tha btrth af a dangh-
V
Z
^fcOfcWA. j
Z T iJ S .'L m ,
mm 9vtt*At.*Ar.
era vUIUng I n . Ooorgv M adamr.
i Mia* Mary Mhmaa |a vtaltlag i*i-
M
B
�I
>Y, M A T M r
DEATH RAY? WORKS —FREES MAN
Calendar
Miss Charlotte Nix j
Is G w st Of Honor
Person ah
to married J e m I t , w s, bower - J i t * * *■ S to p to rt retort**
d . mlaceTtaneoua etower n w rM ay morning from Jacku d party given Friday evewtof! aawvWa where the has toon roby Mrs. B. C. M oon at to r
tn atm en t at Rivtnid*
cm East T w entieth. Street In] BnpOaL
PlnahtoM. Ifeco rations were gar-1
— ;—
h Whitner
West First StreoL
hi directing
i Clrili W w ig TgrM tto-First
MeUtedkt Chow:b wfll t%m Mi
It SO P. If. with Mrs. W.M. McXtm,
t i t West Eighteenth Struct.
Circle Number Three uf tha
F irst Method l i t Church will moat
» t i:io r . M. with Mn. J . B.
Crawford, 1204 Oak Avunaa.
Click Number Four of the F irst
Methodist Church win meet a t
i: t o P, M. with Mrs. L. H. Smith,
M l East Second Straw.
. v
Circle Number Ftv* of the F irst
Methodist C hart* will m a tt a t
M B P. M. w ith Mr*. C. 11 WUUame, Silver Lsto.
, ClrcU Number Two of th a
Presbyterian
AuxJUary,
Mrs.
Philip R. Bach, chairman, ugQI
meet at 4:00 P . M. at tha boats
of Mrs, N. n . Gamer, 8U Park
Avenue,, with Mrs. Garner s a d
H ka Ms* McGill aa hostess**.
Circle Number Yhraa of th e
Presbyterian Auxiliary. Mrs; t
Monlreat Collage,
F. Balya, chairman, wtO meat at Hvod from
440 F. M. at the hang ad Mrs. Montrsat, N. C. to spend the sum
J . C. Barnett. 715 MfegasUa Ave mer vacation here with to r par
nue, with Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. ent*, M r, and Mrs. Hugh Tor
rance, Mcllonvllls Avenue.
Find Williams aa hostesses.
Chula Number Four a t tha
PTesbyt*rtan Auxiliary. Mr*. Vic
tor Green, chairman, win meat at
1:50 P. M. with Mrs. J. 0 . And**.
J r , t t l t French Arenas.
Circle Number Flea *1 the
Fruahytorlan Auxiliary, Mrs. F.
D. Scott, chairman, wilt meet at Street.
540 F. M. with Mr*. W. A.
»laekary,
. . i __L. .1817
a t, P
T._T»_______
. and Mrs. N. C. Mlncy and
a rk Avenue.
I U
Mr.
’
Number .Six *f tto sen, Robert, snd grand ton, Cleve.
C“ b tk
Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mrs. D. land Fountain, left this moraine
I , Thrasher, chairman, will moot for High Springs where they will
gt 3:80 P. M. with Mrs. Ed Hig- spend the week-end with Mrs
gfna, comer Tenth ’ Street and Miner's brother, Jame, Boney.
Oak A vttoA , '
-------T to Dullness and Professional
Friends of Jacqueline Rnwlim
Women’s Circia, Miss Rebecca will to glad to learn that the li
Stevens, chairman, vyitl meet nt Improving at her home, 1201 Pal
7:80 P. M. a t tha home of Mrs. mgtto Avenue, from an operatin'
Herbert Russell. Celery Avenue, performed recently at Fernald
with Mrs. RuasaU and Mist Oliva Laughton Memorial Hospital.
Ruawll as boateuas.
Tto Woodman Circle of Sanford
— — ■
" ------- ^
will moot at 8:0(1 P. IL a t ■tha areve 'ebjoyed until a late hour
Woodmen JftriL AH member* ara Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey w>
urged to attend.
.warded n prise.
TUE 8 DAY
Other entertainment Include)
Circle N um tof One of the a group of songs by Peggy Am
Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mr* t t Plppln whlch wer(, trrAn(e
E. Andrews, chairman, will most eipecIauy yor M|a» Nix by Mn
to toe aun parlor nt the Wonuina R „ P| ppln. ^
Br)(U, f W u
Oub at 4:00 P. M. with M ra from
Boie Malden" b
Claud* Howard and Dr. EUtatolk j Cow#B , u tKtn
by M„ j
rrl Z “
w
H Colelough, Mrs. 3. J. NlTha board o f t t o
Wol^ n *iMrs. £ D. Rokton, Mrs. H. f
Club, preaant t * 'M w , * in b*'Pippin, and Mr*. B. C. Moor*.
f i 2i i Dmsidante
t aoloJ a —a a___ A L
k Cooper, for tunc!
Ik U»q d u b boas*.
WEONB 8HAT
V
1 j * from Florida Sowllagri 0 *
]»r* W U k t l u 4 th k i w f t o
arrived to visit lik n n a k l p .
and Mr*. A. C. Starke,
a tr lk l A rt.u a.
Mr. Stark* ( t u n to l a w Jnttr
1 for Gainesville w han t o was
appointed to tha position i f Re
search Aaalatont la Naval (Mans
which la atfllk tad with tha Uotvaraltj of Florida. Ha will begin
post graduate work next fkU i t
the University.
Mr. Btorke was praeewtad with
a hood a t the Ccmmeneenssnt ‘
exercises last Monday a t Sooth-1
era CoHeg* by Presides! U s d
M. Spivey for having the aacondi
highest scholastic average to the
graduating clast. Ha was a m en
to r of tha freshman debating
team, a council member during
b k sophomore year, s s e a (memto r of the Lettermen's Cloh, and
played on the football team In
IM3. Ho waa a secretary ono
year and treaiurcr eanther of
the Science Club, waa president
of Mu Omega XL, scholarship
“Dancing Pirate” To
Be Seen At Milane
w fl^ a o e g f
Putting his Meath ray" Into action while a Jury watched, Invtirtnr llsnry Fleur ktled a snake, a Ikard, and eom* termite* at
San Francisco, Os)if. T to Jury qskkly aequlttad him of defrauding
invraiori. Fleur admitted more current weuld probably kl'lhum sns.
Lut refused to discuss ila possible use In war. (AP Photo)
i' o s s r k i l l s i o m r
ANGOLA. L a, May 5 0 . - 0 1 Stata prison guards killed a youth
by mIstaka ywstdrdoy during a
manhunt. They sought a Ilf# term
er who escaped after murdering a
prison captain and the official's
wife.
J . Peterssn. Mrs. llsary Schu
macher, Mn. R. I . Cornell, Mrs. IL H. Coleman, Mrs; Waller L.
What happens when an esthetic
Oodpet, Mn. F. 3. Lamson, Mn.
and fastidious teacher of tarp• [chore fall* In love and becomes,
Mn. Herman E. Morris enter E. Compton, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell
thereby, a roaring, fighting eon1 tained with a bridge party and Mrs. C. W. Baker, Mn. W^ 8.
queror of, pirates
and
nnegadee, shower Thursday afternoon at Kvf flVWtuley, Mn. George Cross, Mrs.
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amuslMly
demonstrated to home on Twentieth Street In honor Gertrude Gilbert, Mrs. B. C. Moors,
IBP Pictures’
PlPBlFag* M
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w «e SllfW" M n . W. J. Pali. M n. James A.
Polneer
’'Dancing
Dancing DL
PI
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Rear Ratal* a p a which 1*85
Wrtoht, Mrs. II. F. Kent, Mr*.
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alcolor da aclng re o in ts.
’’ y .•
' #'*■ Neeher:
Russall, Mn. J. M. Afoye, Mrs*
Featured players Include Frank
Jaty 4th. a fte r which tax c*r*
J , 1» Ingley, Mrs. Arthur llrsnan..
Morgan In a comedy portrayal
ttfWaka WHI bP WM, PeaMrs. Margsret Loucks. Mrs. 11. W.
said to equal th at ha gave la “Tb#
Rucker, Mr*. J. N. Tenket, Mrs. I
A ffaln of Cellini” ; Charles Collins,
tox**r 12 yeg, prat toterast
Ralph Austin Smith, Mrs. Homer'
sensational young New York dan
data of certifies t* far
X lttk , Mrs. E. HI Laney, Mrs. Ed
cer and actor, and Staffl Duns,
f ln t year or fraetioo theraaf
Hunter, Mrs. Georg* McCall, Miss
who ecored In “ Ln Cucaracha” In
MB • par seat pat ananas
Helen Witte, end Mias Minnie
the cast ara Lnb Alton:I, Victor
ttoreaflor.
r Beck, bridge guest.
VarconI, Jack La Am , Wm, V.
.
ELLRNHOY.
Tea guests were Mrs. Ciera
Mong and the Royal Can*in* fawii- uaytena Heaen, acnooi rrwpa or
^
City Tax’ daBsctor.
Ijr, world’s foremost expoaeaU of Mrs. Stlnecipher, and Mrs. Otto, Stamper, Mr*. J. E. Stemper. Mr*.'
Henry Bohler of Daytona Brack,
bpsnleh dancing, and a dance en- Caldwe 1,
(For Congrao* Fifth DlotrUt)
sembla of fifty.
Contract twHgu was enjoyed endI Mrs. Clarence Barcllft of Dayterm
Voto far Goo
. Beach, Mr*. Otto Caldwell. Mrs.
Production
highlights
kPs:
a
at
a
lata
hour
scores
werj
colleet«*nw
full-colw reproduction of Califs> „ i and prliea awarded to Mr*. J. J. H. Colelough, Mrs. W. D. Gardi
nia aa It appenrod during tha early N. Tsnhet, who received high score ner, Mrs. Marie Bolly, Mrs. 8. 11.
IBOO’e; tto iatrodoetloa to Arnerl-1 prise, a linen hand towel; Mrs. C. English, Mrs. B. F. R*y, Mr*.
Above you so* * small section
c»n danc# devote** of Mexicok ] W. Baker, second high icore prise. Pearl Babbitt, Mrs. Allan Mcaa- from tto ballot which you wtlt
ley, Mrs. EUaitot^i Jewett, Mrs.
mark on Juna 1.
and Mrs. IL F. Kant and Mr*.
Thooa Invited were: Mlsa Char
Homer Lillie, "slam" prises, a bud
plsco a t 12:80 o'clock a i tto lotte Ntx, honor guest, Mra. 8.
I caused the X to to placed to
O u ' l n 1
vase snd linen handkerchiefs.
dob house .with Mrs. J. 0. Hkff, J. Nix, Mra, H. W. Rucker, Mrs.
right
of my name la this adver
lions, solo and m um ble, of Bkrly
A naiad and sweet course was
Mrs, John Makch, and Mra. ) f.
tisement, but you alone can causa
H, Hill, M n. J. H. Colelough, Spanish’ California danges; and of served by the hostess, assisted by
SANLAWDO E. Elrakboff aa hoeteseea. Ras- H.
It to appear In tha official ballot.
Mrs, Ira Southward, Mr*. M. N.
th* color, which U said t* Mrs. II. B. Odham, Jr., aj)d lb*
'- .n r s tr;« , s
p rn tk n a may to mads by tek - Cleveland. Mra. R. R. Pippin. course,
to five year* ahead ef anything MUses Anna Cornell, Merger* t
171* ballot which you will oxaen.
Mr*. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. George yet dona with th* new process.
Tonhet. Marguerite In f tty, Elis
In* on Juna second will advka you
P>Tton,d w / ’ Department of Um | W. Huff, Mra. C. A. Andersen,
Tto Rita announces a pre-re abeth Mcthvln. Martha McDon
to "Vole for on*” candidate for
Women's d u b vrU meet atdMon J r , Hr*. C. L. Walker, Mr*
lease (pedal showing of "Tto ald, Caroline Hill, Mergers! VetCongress.
n l tto club kociao.
i Cbtolsa Uewscn, Mra. J. C. [fencing Pirate”—Sunday | and nay, Kstherlne Vtrnay, Rttocca
I urge that you Interpret th k
Wilson, and Kathryn Thigpen.
IMHehafl, Mr*. J. M. Ittosclptor. Monday.
to read:
After
th*
tables
were
cleared,
M n. C e n gs McCall. Mra. A. K.
Elsa Marie Barcllft of Daytona
Roaaotter, Mrs. V. a Hasty,
Robert B. Evens, postmaster at
Beach, a pink and sliver costunto, Elkmount, Ala., has not observed
Mra. W, p. Brooks, JV, Mrs.
—T to only “JOB" *• tto
gave a tap dance snd tong number a holiday or taken a vacation In
Kalacy, Mra. W. C. DeCoursey.
snd Lok Caldwell, In a blue cos 10 year* and says ho works 18
Mrs. G. 8. Selmaa, Mra. G. II.
tume, gave n similar number. Bob. tours drily.
Brawn, Mr*. K. W. Flto,
Mra.
H. C. Waters, HI, w to cele by M onk, assisted by tto two
Fwaick B. Boll, K n . E. D. Rou
tes. Mrs. VoU* Williams, Mr*. brated his third birthday anal- dancers, then presented Mrs. StineA T. Newby, Mrs. IL T. Cooper, versary thU week, ws* honor cipher with a large number of
guest a t n birthday party given
.
and tto Mkseo Hlldred Nix. Al Thursday afternoon by Ms motto gifts.
Those present were: Mr*. J. M.
t o Tm ffsrd, fra Jana Bird, of tr, Mrs. H. C. Waters, Jr^ at their
[ L ittk Rack, A fk, Carolyn Col- horn* In San Lenta. Gams* were BUnedphcr, honor guests, Mra. A.
LlW. Nancy Baosotter, KUpatolh •"joyed tkraagbnat tto afternoen.
- (PfeMtoe*. fey Aewteel* Cwwwtp Medd* eg tMOep ,«*•*>
I Wkltoor, and M grgant Griffin.
At t t o ksn hour an lea and
sweat roues# was served from the
dining raowt trib e which was deemrated with bowls of th in k s and
centered with n whits birthday
tabs b rtrln r thrso lighted randlen.
Those Invited were: IL d.
Waters, IU. tower guest, Walljr
flststo). Anns Wblteksr. Btrcsrk
Rtoker. Dulorag English, Norma
The Many Sfemfrxole County Friends of
HARRY B. WELLS
Charles Coll
To the Voters of the
Fifth Congressional
District
JOE HENDRICKS X
H. a Water* III
Haa 3rd Birthday
SU N D A Y
MONDA
“VOTE FOR JOE”
Will appreciate your vote for him as
J. LEHMAN
- N atlom l Democratic ComnMtteeman
Jean layer, Massy Williams. Rod•risk Frank Us. Bnonld Taykr,
Mary C«F Mkkrtl, Mra. H. N.
W . M. S e o t t
What At Bridge
Your Candidate
LEGISLATURE
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RALEIGH PETTEWAY
For Attorney General
VICTOR. CHECK
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J. D. DAVISON
FRED A. DYSON
For Comptroller
JOHN E. FOX
State Treasurer
REX PACKARD
OTTO SCHMEHU
For Railroad Commissioner
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ROSSJ . HUMPHREY
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C. B. SEARCY
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FORREST & STONE
GORDON BARNETT
For County Judge
SPENCER
W IL S O N *
W. R WILLIAMS
“For County Commissioner
W* G* KfldBKK
Ra W.WARE
We r t -The - jeweler
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
F* HOUSHOLDER
>HN G. LEONARDY
J.T . McLAIN
H. if. PATTISHALL
A. R WILKINSON
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M. (CHARLIE) HAND
For Justice
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JAS. C ROBERTS
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THE .SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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1Is Supreme Issue
ffcjfes Noisy Party Wrangles
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HOFFMAN WWS JERSEY’S VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
with which (ha Ra^ahlal comm itie* recently
Ito case relating to cra
te Missouri, sad
tho
manner In whiah thte
by tha Admtete_ to tha Importaaco
°y hath sides to thte ter-
r<
Fever Machine Man!
Accused Of Causing
Ft. Lauderdale Death
FT. LAUDERDALE, May 30—
WV-A coroner's Jury last night
found Paul Edward Dettra negli
gent In tha "cooking" death of
Mrs, William C. OTaary of Chary
Chase, Md.
ttottra previously had given Mrs.
O’Leary 34 treatments In tha de
vice without serious alter affect*.
Ha 4 t i working at Batt'e Creek
Pinlnrium , operated and found
ed here by Mrs. Thomas 9. Jack a,
as male nurse and msaetur.
The fever-device rvvembled an
rperatlng table, and la equipped
with miny blanket), one of which
U cxireed hy electric wires to pro
duce heat. Dr. Elliot Hendricks, of
the Broward County ‘Medirat
Hoard, testified si the Inquest the
device .was “nothing mora than a
glorified heating pad.”
.
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Influential, _
__
«f launching tho >a»uM kra e r a
H te not that there I. .ny dispute
palga on tho Ity ra to of a radically *kaa» tha aaeaoslty for tahla
r«etc id rotted pre great. totting aS «aro of tho needy. C*.„ tha reaholher tsiaee take secondary place teg Ropabtteaa leadership In Orafor tho moment.
gnoo Wpportad the new relief opRaRof lo aosnething every rotor preprtetioa. But they, did so aftaknows i t e o t That te tha kind of protesting that the Job could much
lewo which heritably pushes It- bettor ho dons soma otherway.
aa f to tea top.
- , - ' ; Tho aura of tha controversy la.
looanda a visitor to a ooal min- apadflmny, Harry L. Hopkins’ adtag section brought bock word to ministration of the vast relief
Washington that tha mtones aad funds entrusted to Mm.
IsmOteo wo#o r a t talking * Tha wnder-enrface conflict ha
tha Guffey Act, nag shoot tween the Hopkins and tha takes
w a rn aad hour, or ho mis teed Schools of thought has been much
projects, h a t about relief.
•> more severe than the general pubWhat about ah of thaos charges Ue realists,
of politico te the rtltaf set-up,; they . Beeratary Iekas 1ns not hesitated
»*k*d. Sad would soma other to carry to tho highest quarters
Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian I
III M
method of handling (ho problem to his Insistence that • substantial
athlete, ta the busleet Indian inf
better!
portion of refief funds be put aside
pictures. He plays characters.
Ataong ■tha Republicans, tfj,
If anyone doubts that relief has f i r permanent public works. Thoeo
there are differences Of slew become a burning local quaallon who agreo with Mm are rrwnarou*
Which It may ha difficult to overi everywhere, ha will find the proof enough in Cone-re-- so that com-,
M w completely. Some of tho most ta tha tolnmns of tha dally newt- promise was unavoidable, but *
the main Mr. Hopkins still domi
nates.
Tha tra c t form of tha Republic
an campaign attack rams ins un
determined. Mans politicians dooht
New Jersey’s presidential pewtefentlil primary that pave Oav. Leaden at Kansas a searing toad aver
whkthrr Iha nattonal convention
Ians ter William K. Barak tlhmrise returned a veto ef eenfldenee to Qev, Herald <L Heilman. Pledged
can dp more than chsrre waste
te Landan, Helf men was virtually assured sleetlen as a d slsg sts-std srg e ta Uta Republican Nstionsl
and political manipulation, and
conventlen tvdr hit eppoaailL Franklin W. Fart, who skarged tha (evem ar's activities In behalf sf Bruns
Mnt at some form of relief ad
Hauptmann, the Lindbergh hWneper,
"Jersey Jwrttoa," Haffman (left) and Fart (right)
ministration.
,
are Shawn easting their be Ilots. (Atseslatad Press Phatea)
It will ho for tho Republican
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nominee to advance a tanelb'e out
line of what this proposed nrw ipDefends Tax BUI
nroech should be. That may be. lit
THK MAM whose plat form
fact, as matters stand. Ms first
Is Performance, Not Fromtask In the campaign. Whatever he I
snrgeata la sure to ptwvoke nation-1
- W * SCAM who (a helMIso
wide dispute.
Bf GEOROF TUCKER
CKER
Isnch t nq'islified successes as “Re- Wholesale
Markets
for
, A ni once tho battle la on, can ' NEW YORK. May
—A 40*. tmor^ jn Vienna,” Ip .which -Alfred
Farmers.
t *
■aavnnr think of any other Issue year old former, cinemaa critic .who | tlln ( qnd, hi a to Ito, ddnpi h’ateraAs.
a i^ T U T -T a a v s .. t im > | a
which Is llkc'v to shoulder this thinks a playwright ■rant 00| stirred on Broadway' aqd In lemmlllloa aatlari le t* the
m i aaida. as te r ms the ordinary “something of a damn fool." has 1ton, and “The Petrified Forest"
voter (a concerned!
-written the yesr's P u iltn r prise last year's play whlrh had Irslle
- Departmeat from M O Iftloa fe e s Taw rontrtheta
---------------------winning plsy.
Howard for Its central rhaiarler . 1
. nothin* ta hta department
r - n n i D n n v u atrip RPDMnNR
^ Robert E. Sherwood, and
To be able to write a play, for
In peer tsu msseeameala.
CHOIR BOTH SKIP BERMONB hta drama, taaplrml by those “falsa! performance in a th e .I.I," aaygF
THK MAM who saved thour/VMJtnv » iI7 7 n _ JA n Choir P^PbcU" who Insist war to Inevl- Mr. Sherwood, "a mn„ must .e '
from be Inn evicted
LONDON, May 80;^ - C h o l r i«blw. la ’’Idiot’. DeUght." a astir- sen.llive, Imiginktlvr. n.lve, w |. J
... .. their homee hr the
toys of 8L John Tho Baptist lfJl| eondemmu,,,, 0f m, n who llblr, passionals; he must l r some-'
•peaalatora ta tea eevtlflChurch, Kaiulngton, have been think only hi terms of munitions thing of an Imbecile, something o f
supplied with hooka for reading „ , j m,„ h ln g feet.
e perl, somethin, „f , ,i,mn fool
eho alone eevld
from a llo .se e,.
during tha sermons. "One SundayWriting stage hits U not a pnvi!l ,
He must he o rh s .tr of wild geese
saa bond Issue,
night I collected bundles of com- tiporlence lo this tal', good-na- as well as wild ducks."
te, from the b on," esptalned the tusvd native of New Rochelle. N. ! Sherwood, who stands si. feet
53T' }** * ',* Pfa*fcfI£ l yi? r Y n ,J , K*i b**n pr^oking Broad-' f0ur, j, , | | . rv lrd man an> llrosd !
Now I provide a library for way Into unrrstralned
hilarity way's tallest playwright He is
them."
since "an un.shame'ly Juvenllo:mat,led to the former Mary Bran---------- ------- —
"Raro-worship of Hannibal" Inaplred don. of Indianapolis, and they h u e !
maps show th a t BO per- him to write "The Road In Reme,” |one daughter.
f Dm land in Strvena county, ten yaara ago.
In Ms Journalistic days 3torM'ftltl P o li tic a l A it.« M l.v n u n t) •
if radar oil mod | U k u t .
Since than ha has acorcd
I wood wrote serein rvvllwk mri
Vanity Fair amt also for Lift.
While employed by Vanity F air'
one of hla cn-workers, Dtyothy
Parker, w s lismltsed after her
frank critical opinion angeed §•
Broadway manager. When HhcrDefending tho Administration
i wood heard of this he resigned
. t# * ’e
‘'
and went tp Life, later bicomiug tax bil1, Herman (lliphant, gener
al counsel »f the treasury, Is
one of Its editors.
,
“I do not want to make a lot of promises to do a lot
A Vote for Dunn to
Tho real germs of "Idiot's Da- shown telling the Senate • finance
Well Done.
of things O ut can not b« done just to fool people
light" probably dito back to tha committee that the bill was de
World War w hen Sherwood, aa signed to place the burden "on
tato voting for me. The one promise I do make
! a member of I'ltnsda'a famous that portion uf the -population
{Black Watch, fut his Information where it would eteate the mini
U that the people can trust me to keep faith with
first hand. II • w h s wounded at the
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battle of Am ion.r and gassed at
them." *
the last battle of Arras, recover clous r m irks; the scientist has
ing sufficiently to ,-e honoratly renojneed his esneer experiment*
and head, fur Germany so that
discharged and shipped home.
The play Itself, dedicated »o hta tab tils may he lUrvcted to*
■"d starring the Lunt* is pro vrar.’s germs that will kill enemy
duced hy the Theater Guild. Ita ac sol Irra; the munltioina magnate
tion takes place In an Italian re- cunningly arranges for hla ItunCROSS-STATE CANAL,'
sort in the Alps, close to the »Un mUtiesa to be "disposed" of
Austrian bordtr and concerns an because she has revealed her con
American vaudeville •'hoofer’’ who tempt for hla lpve of carnage ami
FOR DAMAGB IN EEAOtla touring "Iha- Balkan Circuit" the cold comm treialfani of hla
c a t io n o r v f t u r r p l t .
with a bevy of Broadway blonde*! views; Italian planes have bombed
a German scientist who la ______
perfect| Paris; and the vaudeville hoofer
ing a cancer eure; a muniilon* ■
coaxed a conf*»«lon from the
n a r oho atlmulatca buslnesa bjr Buvstan that It w n aha who knaw
HR IS NOT ONLY A TRIED AND TRUR DEMOCRAT. RUT
urginc hog* armaments upon dla- him hac>( in Omaha, jNebtaska,
18 A PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT.
tiustful
nations;
a renegade kiars hi fere.
Frenchman who baa become millThan come* .reprNal from enIIR IS AGAJN8T THE AL SMITHS, R A 8K 0BS, LIBERTY
tantljr communistic; anj a glam- ragel Franca. A swarm of tnamy
orooa pseudo-Russian
prlncaaa planaa a woo pi down on llm huso
LEAGUERS, AND ALL THOSE OF GREAT WEALTH AND
with whom, year* before, Iha airdrome naar tha tavern. All hare
* DIB CONSTRUCTIVE
POWER WHO CONSTITUTE AN INVISIBLE GOVERN.
*
•
MBNT THAT HAVE SOUGHT TO CONTROL THIS GOTPLATFORM INCLUDES:
By BTBON PRICK
; WASHINGTON, Kay 30—(AVTteara t e a t feast
teairt a. ld«i<
hint of prophecy
te tha te d , (te a the relief teara
fU y s so prominent a pant In tha
M ^ F prelude to tha rattenal
conventions,
, Tha A m tax MU may U
teg la Mom indastrial quarters.
Tha farm U*u« may dominate tha
campaign te cartate states. Vari
e s groti pa of riltu a a bar# shown
al tracer* about tbs conatitoBut whan all b said and dona,
tha naive real lama la relief.
. O a .l b skla of tho Democrats, ao
other Issue has produced such outapokrn disagreement la tho party
ranks In Concrete. No other boa
ifsnltOd te snch open public dleputa antong officials of tha Admtatl
C
Anything To Beat H O D G E S
Commissioner Of Agriculture
Playwright Must Be Poetical Fool,
Says Man Who Won Pulitzer Prjze
But Will The PEOPLE
Stand For It? "
PETTEWAY^S PROMISE:
For Congress
Raleigh PetteWay
or itK-iiinunsBWJWT,
aiid Vote
He is leading the field—deservedly 1
.prove
two deoadee of faithful public
eked by a blameless private life—
tness for Governor.
to enter the popular type of mudimpaign against personalities—
jon^tnictive policies and platform
ated sincerity of purposes—oomce Him the most logical and lead*
KKNHBNT FOR MANY YEARS,
BE NOT FOOLED.
ARB DETERMINED TO REGAIN THEIR POWER AT
COSTS. BOMB DEMOCRATS
DUNN WILL NOT.
Te Ike Viter* Ot Sei
CIPI.RS OF TIIB NEW DEAL MUST BE PRESERVED. *
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DUNN IS A MAN OF T1IR PEOPLE, POE THE
COURAGE
AND TESTED
HONESTY.
RECORD SHOWS IT.
,
ATTENTION. TOWNSEND MEMBERS
DUNN IS FOE THE TOWNSEND P U N IH % . ANC
WHO WAS ENDORSED BY A SMALL COMMITTEE
SEVEN MEMBERS,
responsible
I, courage, c
lo believes i
THESE INSIDIOUS FORCES THAT
HAVE BEEN DRIVEN FROM POWER BY THE NEW D R A Ir,
A MAN OF
led by any indic in the politics
only by what is
' ^
IS CLAIMING
UNITED TOWNI
SUPPORT. THE TRUTH OF THIS SO-CALLED
MBNT IB TOLD IN A PAMPHLET
WHICH
BOMB
SEES IN YOUR TOWN HAVE, THIS STATEMENT
TRUTH IS TURNINQ'THE TOWNSEND F O L M ’.TO
LEESBURG HAD CHANGED OVER-NIGHT.
(WHERE THEY WEEK TOLD T H E TRUTH)
DUNN AND ONLY, S FOR HEN DEICER.
LIKE JU ST U S AND PAIR "
TO DUNN—A l
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fBe fried Before
Fall Conrt Term
bdhti P b t f e l
*t. A.
ail Politick
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flA N Foiirt m a u u ) , BANFORD, FI/OPITJA'
Minimum House for Family
Mm. Rose Caroline Straub of
A. P. Will Get
Troy la Lh* only m o u county
First Returns \>MiMmt*«k)Bor la f a u n
From Primary
Three
By ALvm t. m m o r r
VIENI
tr
wag Star k era-.ed
him
to
Uke
over
K'lMillRRpd r rutme fife* 0*0
thtir names will bear cm the ba’lot, arc: Grady Barton of Waurhula, Stafford CaMwVlI of Miami.
Jerry \V. Carter of Tallahaafi-*.
Ilan Chappell of Miami, F m l I*.
Cone of Lake City, RdHra.ind R.
Gautier of Miami,' William C.
fflodgr* of Tallahaiare. Am*>*
LowIt of Marianna, Carl Maplra
of W ikulla, Malli* Martin of I
CrestvUw, B. F. P a y of Went1
Pa’m Beach, Raleigh Pettaway of
Tampa, Prior Tbmarello, Jr., of
Orlando and J. It Yeirwood of
Winter JUven
.
If ono iloea not obtain a major. ,
Ity of the vote, lh« two receiving
the hlgheat vota will ener'at run
off primary June 2S. The raino
ia (rue in all other rare* where
thero are mor# than two eonteatanta.
Florida’a election* a rt regulated
by a bookful. ol law*. Secretory
of State Gray compiled them Intoi
a l&t-page book for aaay refercnee.
There’a a fine of |10 to |TtOO
for wilful'y destroying or def>e-|
Ing a voting booth • The election
in«|>ect<>r who reveals how any
■ o n tolcil may be fined TIO to,
«IOO.
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.
Hotting -n the election is illognl The law reada:
"Whoever makea or become*
directly in Indirectly Intcrented in
nnv bet or wager, the revolt of
which -hill depend upon any elec,
bun, aha’I Ik- punished by fine not
evreeding three hundred dollar a;
provided auch bet or wager, or
the hie niing Intereated therein,
aholl neeur on or lieforr the day
of holding Virh election."
a ad
Si
Speedy Action On
Contempt Charges
I t . K. D. Ucwwalao. gnaaer.
NnnSar Scheol. ' I t A. M.
Kerala* grevts*. M M A. I f
‘Jbrlettaa >a4#*«or. TstO P, 1
terrains tVnnhlp. 1.-00 ft M.
THANKS A M IIUON / ’>
to u v e u e h m k h im s to a w
(-OecWMOATtMtAI, f i n e
Carntr Park Aeenae andatresC
.
The Ret. Job a Barnard I
mlnleter,
m arch M m I t:l> A. H.
Kerala* Woesklsw M.-OS A.
aw rh l Memoctal I h r I n
with tbe Span Iah War Trior
IK. SrAUh War Yeaaraag An
ary, l»« Veterana af Par
Wars the American LOSten,
Araertraa M e n AsmfMem
the Son* «f lb* Amertoaa La
t* arwctal aheeta. "
Hneakart a
I t KbswI m
Rradcalen. Past Male rrmma
of |h«
and ra adMale
rwmorralle lOaitoaal Camaill
. itakjfri “The 1 Higher Par
AathclMk “The Leal Am * M tio r
ana "We're Tenlla* TcelakL* IBb
air itlVcetcg hr Or. Rseha*.
<a AToncata
- ht O kkk I
norm otAHtfS
-AS FAST AS W€ CAM Q tt j
\T H E J y i T O W U v ^ - ^ ,
9 WONPERI ▼ -AMO THAT'S
L01UDAS i UKCG6TTIN0 1
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u ic c
A m
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mrlatlaa Rwteavnr geetetf. TM
P. I t at Parfsti H s u s .
Th# Trtansts Ctsh win meet aa
th* church at T:i# iq jg,
a a a a n p a n**a~c3a *
tfnmcrnfslo* lUrale** ga scar,
levefeaat. l#-a* A w*e.
Or. r. w nisckkssM .
n-rsi'-n, tl;M A. 1C.
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n•••kct P laaw , t f ;a t P. ML
Mlc-nry of Ckureh. t ee p. M ,
STANDS BY WIFE ACCUSED OF PL0‘
TaX
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Orr-ksaa** Das4 from Bes.
HWDEATH
Rroa* table kpr eld
wilt fnlkw , Mm |* wi|i
‘brsnahan. I K Say £ '
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a a iv A n n jg a u r
r'nstals ssd Mrs p a
3
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Y USUAL SUPPLY OF
fj
jQKIGAS THESE LAST j
FEW WEEKS THEY'RE '■■Jk
SWEETEH
RICHER
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Speaker Byma certified to Lea11* Garnett, United Stitas attarVYMqr /o r th* District’ of fToIumblo,
an document* and record* lit th*
.CM* of Dr. Townsend's walk-out
on a House Investigating enrnmlt«•*.
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With- this report was a recita
tion of th* refusal or Clinton
Wonder and John B. Kiefer,
Townsend directors, to appear
before th* committee -far txaml-
jn rr Indictment woold bd
•d against tha thro*,
’dtatrlct attorney sail th*
Jury la now sitting but Ind tea tod they* was little cbaM*
h f bringing the case to 'trial bofora autiynn alnce hla offlc* prob
ably would want to topplement
th# ceMmlttea renort with to mo
■ lUBIflll fbtnb. :•
Inveatlratlon* of it* own.
Almost every day aomo alnis
Dcopttb this situation ianmo
new rvl
H oueo
m om ba cw
w rith
j b m , . tar Incident brought
tehdH# oppOaRtnn f» the coming done* tb it faany person* wo«M
hava regarded ’!h ah act of high
mm
iffttor- Mrf h ef*# patriotism to at«p RUrhemberg
with a bullet, - t
n<hW ,f poaalbl#
Tbe opposition which ho on^
rir- -Town.
° r 'ho Turks at the gaUa of
v l*nn«. Prince Rtarhrmherg was
**P**lv<l to aay a few apprnprl- 0" 1’'
, Bl,t 1h#
»u
[OT "“ntimcn al plati(iaf«. - v{|%
turned fiercely on lh« chaaccllnr
,nf?, “ I1*1
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---lh* old ago pension leader WouM
go to Jail or aak to ho rtlenso.1
Ml Doha If ho Id ptareU under
arroat.
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.Downey, ^bo haa been subpoanaod by Ul* committee,
with hr lahsviatal Throw them
0,,t- Mr. rhanrellnv! Rome hsa-la
*bould mil nml my h*itnwh?r ii
"■ 'l* *° make ■ |n,«| j„h of | , Dollfuaa
cm llnl' an-l
aaM
no*t,,nP. At the moment the nut
w*% rrganled M “irMVTB
.WooW .tmMib^ dwpod rt,
rtt>~ra T. ctsrwc
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tavren 3 .i - , a . :— r:. *.
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siftflB fOtiwC*, |t« 9 T ill in s y , i m neimwanr. IM
Hein* ddngerouaiy. uahd I t ‘ to amaih the society u;
d k b faarlam from' and to choao the natli to coved
- .M* physical rear- after the putsch in which Chaaflir dangerous altn- eallce DoUfuaa waa ataaaaiaatod.
tofb. H b Ipaetarular
While physical courage la parw ire.
rehOukera
p , the out.tr.ndlng charade*polltka flood proof i,tic 0f the prince hit other gual^
»
I Ittoa make him a colorful public
" figure. Ho la a forceful orator
fro n t
With a platform personality whlcl
, .M B Oft th* Plddd. Tha'gommanda attention.
■g f * ..
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Rarely doea ha writ* out an
**?■ addraaa In advance. He prepare*
* MA hoer han pataeh In „ ootllnt> , nd ,hen hammers
' \ j e i I home his Idea* with simple, dl*tk*tr IBM; twq BMW Bant.’rnct words. He haa * flair for
IWlaAtlon word iWaatdd j aennational atatementa.
CTiptnp on Btarhaarbarg.l Early hi hla political career
MM, IBM, t hodrt Of Ado- hi* ft>*a triad to dlamka Starociallata with thttfebM i hemberg’a apeechaa aa bluff ami
* Jtrttblm ed Win apooMI bombast, ilia bolder opponents
Mk 1, and IndiestO<t how somctlmea called him “Prince Big
It Abcnt It by floating h Mouth." But It aeon became apMPdftwf
Starhkmberg's parent that while SUrhemberg,
Dhrn the Dandhd River.
said a lot he always waa p eaaanlha talar 1 huge pared to do a lot.
oa3f to blaiat thd boildlnit . A typical starhemberg apecch
ArihundaIlona, wag found was delivered In September, 10TJ.
iom above hla olflcod In Chancellor Dollfuaa and other
i plats.
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'dignitaries had gathered at lb"
■tteenuloh of evtmti Inof SUrhemberg*a renown* I
that Otiahnlea of thd fa«. nnwator, Count Ruedlger von
.
S S f iS A ;
P*«Pl** Lagtesi l : t i p. i
n - . , . , i , e -L iiu e i T:*0 P. M.
Hslvallon Service; 1:«| p. U
i The# will also b» * ***<1*1 in*I ""“■‘"I eerclcr tnllawla* ap Ik*
meraln* eervles.
I t w o f c r Ue
LONG NOW! •
WORK FOR, TALK
FQR
AND VOTE
F O R J A C K W>
FLYNT, J R , - ^
CONSTABLE
r Ti 'w l.r; d p es-alr meetlag; T:l*
VsMI.r* rncctls*; 1:0* p, g .
^ rrjaayi llellneea Service: t:»*
^Ssjargay: Op*a-*lr sueettaa; t:M
Tan are m edially Invited t# aU
n n a r uKTHonisT cwrucw
Th. n*v A. II. o i o mlaklar.
Ctiairk Mrhool. t i l l A. K.
TTercklo Bsrvleo, It JO A. H ' *1
m * r. U.
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Teaaa Feople, T:te F. H,'.
rourih
quarterly
esaferoa.
MscMar. 1*0 P. B
M il wok
Wurski*
acres
K
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ClftlLIE HAND
Ckcfsltan hsiese* accrues I
everv Sunday m orals* al Ika
at Neat Paaaad mr*ct *1
X M. Mublaet lar lomon
A. K ( C o r p o r a t e C e m m u n ls s
" * T»« . w W a ir *
A s a llt a ry
sag
s r e c n u t i n a S f I k s U s It a d T k a a k
r )B*viNf).
.
.
r . M t u . i m r . Hl n r u n tts
in quantity NOW!
Only Candidates1For Former Marshal Held
Congress Have Been On M urdtr Otarjres
Okeyed By Townsend . GAINESVILLE. May I E - ( A V» -•
JACKSONVILLE.
May SO.-
Oraod Jury Indictments charge A-
^ ’XWir.es.ea:
data* la th* race far got*root CelUaa. town d ark , and LsanJ*
In th* Democrat!* primary next Walker, a negro.
, < •* \
Tuesday who ar* friendly to tha
A coroner1* Jury derided last D»Taw n*end Plan.
Nathan
J. rorabec
Burton'S (basting -jkf
Hobart*. Jacksonville attorney
and southern regional director fag
th* movement .arid today.
Kobarta declared that only five
caadJdato* far aay rice* In the
State a n carrying th* afflrial
TuwaoaaT bnnnarq In Tu..day*a
la Brian** aa Irani magatUa*. aaad*
mariam, ar hynotlaai la a mor*
£tRRtfctflg
m IUmv ill*
(a) Igcacc, power, ear raalily, sod
lack af tha Maaan ar m— la alt la asas* It la an unreal ronrept of'
Ckurcha* a f Christ. Scltnllst, May lh* ao-e*U*d mortal mind."
>1.
. Tha Gitdba Tbit la fraaa Jamah WEDDINGS CALLED FAKES
MB, “Thay that ohaorta hr lag vanThe Uat tncludaa: firs t district,
WASlAW.
l O ^ n - J- Hardin Petoraon and Judge
ttloe^orea^a tkalr own many.*
Nawagapor. kora report Ua» William Ball; Second district. J ,
dL, Greom Fcsm b diatric*. A- FBI
ChMMii and r u th district, Jag
wham thay shall say aata yoa, Saak
ant* tham that have M alUagagte.
lUrtag**frem'Ajre liiJst ^“Abd
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1U I U M g a T K E
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S a m u e l A* B .
C h a r g e d to L e g io n
D o
Y ou
K now ?
By Bob D unn
IIS PARK AVB.
B uflding
.M aterials
for 'lumbar, roofing
and building matarlSb
af all kinds call an M.
Mara youT find th*
moat reasonable prices
and bcit quality And
the quickest eerrUe.
• Sudden Bervlea
H IL L
T here ia no state law p rohib it-'
Ing ante of llipinr on elfrtlnn day,,
but (o-orgr O. i-i-ma, bevernge d e - ,
|>artim-nl dlrrctnr, said he w o u ld .
IcaUo n ili-|>nrtmpntBl orilor fill
all vending place* to o'oao.
Bluffing the ballpt box with j
frau.lil. nl v itre. o - deatrn/lng
any voti- regularly cast, U pun !
lahablr by fine not recording ItOn
or impriannment not rereading
one yrar.
H ide and Hillsborough rountiea, w ith .Tit precincts each. Ird
In th r num ber of voting places.
.The • m nIleal mimlc.-r In a county
la five, and F 'a g lrr, H endry, I-nfa y etlo and l l n l in arc In th n t
n
rid be la ri
aovcuM t
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OWMCTION
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8 P E C IA L
O L D -F A B H lp N B D
Pineapple .
r
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B u tte re d Pecan
Banana; Nut *
-A>
They ar# full of fruit* A nuta.
TOPEKA.! K«*. May
The edrltrm m t stirred by Then,
doro Rsnaevrit'a arreaalon from the
RoptM cui party In 1012 U m d .
lied wllh prrcinl’atln* AH M.-UnYoungw andnn. now govaraor nf
V "* 1
mentlmiad prominent
I* for tha R •publican prckldrntlal nomination. *ccni»|>m«*H hU
M b . , John I Andnn, a delegate, t,.
•he 1*12 RapoMlcan nonvantlon
In Chioogn. Both lamdona w trr
strong admirers of "Taddv Roo.<»olt and whan ho bo tad tha party
th* Kansan* followed Mm.
Henry J. Alien a Tooaba news.
P f * r publlahar, and a former gov
navnnr and (ana tor from Kansas,
ts lh th* itory:
. *T bolted with Rooasvtlt end thr
work of arganlrinw Xanaaa for th*
4fc l! Moomrt* M l t* my lo t
, “One day a letter c i t e from
yetlag ANrnl, asking tf he could arrobIm hla homo county tu t Tnonii
raft.
*0 f a'l lh# countiM in th* state
H ia^um ery, hnm* of tha Uadons.
waa (he ‘touahaat* polKJnUy. Iaaaftre la lh* Prowr«**tv*s wore eoad«AM. I told Alfred h* acmght t>
ho Impossible, bet ha Jdat
ted. b* van work, and p at up a
le t I* fight.
>a a result af oar aaaadatioa
|g tha rampaJrtt 1 hrewmr
uvlntad with Lamina
waa r'artad -wograor he
M mv secretary."
r
I’hrani fi
erril d iurirt. i r i
Sa Pa Idis*, m as J
M vrira a f the fan
iW m lv dom ed
■’-» *v • VsW'V H • af : **'‘V>
T h re a t* A g a in s t H e r
McLAULIN Jeweler
Teddy’s ;i9i2 Bolt
Thrust London Into
Arena Of Politics
I S » "B u R f
. s « x : a r - ’T *oteroi*
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'Bervhnscc far th* h#M afhaafa*.
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"L o n k _ al our rltv hall! Filled
THE PROPLEW CANDIDATE
ram Pollticol M r.
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W M liic c A a y W a r s h ip . I l l f t * 1
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/ This'll th* tlJM fa HAM UWa dralgned by lb# Fadaral Rsnatag AdaalaiatraUaa. In thU houce livlag accem■ slabsaa are cut ta th* burnt Minimurn consistent with
docent Brian. Th* n a k U l k a living room-dlalag reeakftrkak kis tla rempeamf patta veil separated as that no
a u tsUrfsrea with anethar. TVs be ]rooms are af ample
a t e and bars goad, tlaaet g p s a The bathroom la eontenlantly located fee private nacota from tha bedrooms,
Th* ate*lt clapboard or ahtagka'abvalisa with th* plain
pitched.roof ia tnaypeadrak and at tbs asm* time Its
honost slmplklty girt* It aa attraction that la aaUaMng*
J i abonMht/anradaaod at n aw l naglag from y u t t l *
wp. a r e PROUD
OP OUR SERVICE
YOUR WATCH MUST HE.
ACCURATE
Official Railway faapactat 1
A year after Mrs- Ivar*f*lla* Davay
Smith (above), Maugktar of o*v.
Martin L. Davsy of Ohio, waa
thraatonag wfEi kidnaping, a l* iil
lative lbg|U )aU M reveal* th*
Ihraata war* traOvd ts tbs Black
Lsften, lh* asarat night riding ardar whlah I* Held raapm aibis f*r
nunmrdka dgatto and ftagglnga In
Mlahlgaa. (Aaaasteoad Fraas Fhste)
C an d id ate for
Friends of
ninole C o u n ty
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION:
In my ruto for Cungrcaa
M r. W ataon w an in fav o r o f
t i j n fn u n th e f ir a t, w orked
cuiniuiK n, a n d d id n o t w ait
ca n d id a te f o r p u b lic ,o ffice to
wuifon.
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I have bran f.irwd l» b«g
thu I n d u J g u Hc t - of my
I am ia oandkiatc for
Sheriff of Seminole Coun
ty, *object <6 the Demoyo£ T<? Y ^ d '*u K >ortS h o u ld * W ig people
3 «m to6|g CW rtity honor
w 't h U»g n o ra 'ju tio n ,
w ill perform. tH*»dutlei'
o M c o rtpnqrtialiv
w ill g ive fg ftb fu l e e r
to th e w hole .county, t
W wipcr
w ith th e
iya o f th e
th e m in
bin th e ir
t b s th e ir
_ prov in g
fiicrnU of Bamliudi- County
for not so*log
i-ach in I
w «ry ono, of thorn ami toIwlting th tir vote* and sup
port In my new ambition
tu
bo
thatr
LEGAL KNOWLEDGE:
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, H r. W atnon U n o t b law y er, b u t wiQ ahcrw y ou
how to collect to x c a if y ou w ill UL h im . I t
sh o u ld n 't ta k e b la w y e r to d o it*
aongrrsaman
from tha Itfa dlstria.
h o m e ate ad rxem p*
fo r I t d u rin g th «
u n til h a becamm B
clim b on th e b tn J ,
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PROVEN ABILITY: *
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I by not having Uu> lime or money. I fall
If you aw r vriMiltl, amt lh* (llireo-i in th*
tiea of lh* district did not ami what litll*
I bad (o (|N-n-l (liould bo spent with th»
am got a man ■•( my moan*, having only my
> )lra*m nt ami It ia not large, and th# money
th* far# mr n>ngrvas on wya obtained fimn n
:y ) bought from ihu New Yark Ufo nisuranca
rteag man f £1 yrar*. And far that reason I
if* and txpeu-a money Into Um field where
F frioadc. you know Out I am daagly grateful to you
kind hspraaainiu of au(.|»irt ami I ( n u t my lif*’*
onng you aa y m r r.-unly Jmlgo j rvl a* a eitlxcn will
your vote and «upp*n fur the ufflc*
1_ &th
flL diririri.
.ii.la ts *
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Gratefully year servant,
Jatp-'G* Sharon
M r. W a tso n h a s resid e d In t h i s c o m m u n ity t o r
:to y ca ra a n d h u s provun h in u c if to bo s n h o o - "
cat, c o u rte o u s, h a r d w o rk in g c itU a n . Ha wi!p(
m a k e y ou th a ammo k in d o f a t u collector.
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FURTHERMORE:
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Ur. Wataon pledget you that ho will be i
fled with Aha Income from the tax eoOac
job and will not fUl tbe office with his
tlons in order to get more from Um public
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Vote for W. E W ilson and give
chance to show-that he can imp
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yitch to *•* wf tb* doubio-baader T W b M i * sprto
n M U i l a t . t k . Q . l i a ted s*
(If H d4o*n\ rata), b on* of too
aaw additions to t b
Lookest*' » of| ftA<r N T be
Class A Man Coming,
• M« heO er.all e b a t bee
for more jib b e rs, bat to. a
«r<pf game* the feei two or
, waeka the pitching by tbs
•wo
Games I n B o t h
r,»n.
Junior
Leagues
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warn*# than It ihoald with the
bind of baU piaracu thow *.*** «v»*rub»U
aw bamL- . . v . th* fepev ‘ When / •
n iw
TOO cenlear* them rme'Hm f - j
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MV toem to tb* loop, k it RlnfN S r.au o "'
MeCroao • a n t seam to t a t them rmeburgb
to fonctlonlng toaribar."
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D ata Swtm’all may l a last ia tba
Lookaatat T h at'i tba latest 4k roaraging Mara aa affactlag Ban-'
ford** btaoholl ctob.
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P a t Patterson, pilot of Urn Dte'
Land Rida, wma bore Friday aftm o M to pot ia a bid Tar tba
faat centcrflaUler. tba 1 m M yon”
king a f the'P orida 8U ta Iwager,
and boeggsa ha affatad to trada
PltHwr Buarh and bacanaa tba
Lookouts want another pitcher tba
dlractera of tba B uford Rom ball
Aasoetatton M* oonoidaring tba
off.r. Praaidaat C. P. W art asM
a W k t e n might ba mada today or
toarorrew. Tana* of tba trada were
not stated. /
a|» 3 • f
If ana gar 'Paltoraon tbtaka that
with 6wln<UU In th* outfield ( ■
Rada ra n -catch up tba \40 polnff
th a t B*K«I thorn from th* Dartoaa Death late nfore; Mo* p load
ers, and k t it b t known m t Hunch
can ba aparad from tba pitching
ataff of tba Dale*mf aggregation.
Ha alao know* that -Sanford want*
a pUchar. aad bapaa th a t doalre la
airotig anoogb to aaooa tbo Look-
W H e n t!! ba
i
la Cincinnati. Ha i-etureod to Or- • y*tnp> aad hU f
Undo la 19SS aad than want to 10f aaeUtaat atblal
Tam pa.to pitch far that d ab i* HltUboroughHtoh ,
•ha Southeastern U og'te. Ha H W school'll buMball I
Tampa aa will that ba remained | th at H von M of \
thara ia l> a . aad taught phyalad playad.
adan.Uoa to Hillsborough High In , A rtkar 8wren#y
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l i t 001 I l a —7
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Rain prev*n\pd —bodulod game*
•—* , ih both the Junior looguea yep terid ty . The I’lretr, and the Beinl.
p . nolot of th* IJon* Laagpo war*
,(U to hare nlayed their fourth gamo
H J In the “little world oarlox, Unt
,t*e did not oven ntait beepoda . f t
wet- ground* nnd tb* lowering
i n cloud*. Tba Panthor* and Charo»’». kaoa of the U gion Junior, U .g e *
| played two Intnge, fad \>ym -were
, v forced to abandon the eonto*t.
Th# "TKUo warld teri**" yritl
list be reitrmad Mondky afternoon
a n 11 * o'clock. . Th* P in too have
.'ail won <>•>• r«m#. The pennant go**
.•It to the d a b winning thro* o at of
. KOmring In laaferd'a VooU
Ftopo. nil <k* alabe hi th- FtoriAgM
da Btoto Lragna art goto* to
.
to r e “Red BUri“ dar* and rir* {fiTon^ “
•w ay Feed automobile.. Tho™- r - ir ta t '
day, Jon* I I , baa been **t o*M* ri*,I2r"d
M the- bill dav to flainewl'l*. Waaklnuton
IkRfotd will p k y the G-Men
there that day.,It waa the G-Men)
__________
-who olayed here a week a t* la>t T e x a s F i s h e r m e n B a g
Francis, who recently
took tba BL Aava*tine rlub ant e r k k pretatting wing, bn*
, deebed tb* Saint* oat to now
1white flannel iult». repHre* wf
the uniform* warn by tba Now
Y ork Yankee*. H wna n nwnred
tba atbar day that tb* Loekimt*
*r* to have now uniform*. ,hut
tb* report waa denied h r Charter
.W*rL nrealdent of the rhih, Th-
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$60 A
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place
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IIAMI, , May M*-—I f) —Am- can** baseball l. not on lb* rego-1
“
oua saad-iottor* aO aver tb* tor Olympia aehadul* and m ail
A* phrased in "Who’* Who" a
atry are sharpening their pop It* owa way.
- copp*# of dav. ■«•• “Tb* « • » who
ting oym aad U canlng up
T ia. Unlted SUtM t o . - k
~ . . ^ o M 'r i m e l ’^ h * .
rbiag arm* far a than** »t aclwdukd to meet Tunic, North
t
af tb« greatest
mberrhlp on tbs demon*tr»- Africa, competing under tba namb*v of roa*, who baa made
1 baaebali squad tbs UaUtd French flag, in tb* Berlin dam- tb* meet JJim-haM b lu nnd lV“
to* will **nd to tb* Olympic 0nitration, Aug. 1L Tb* gam* next to tb* Urgcst number of
■** to Berlin.
f
i
will not figure la Olympia scare*, h o r* run*. Ami who ha* *»»l*n
ndlvldual tryout*, to be held D rr C. Gayer Kally. formerly of more ***** tb* any other player
tMl.imor* July 1-lW will of*i Brooklyn. N.
coocboa . tb* ta -th d Florid* St-tq Taaou* ta
* poolttoa* an tba • ali-oto/ Taato team.
Mn* other than Dav* Swindell,
#. Lock of toads caused th*
Before returning bom* lb* eent-rfUlder on tb* Banford Look•mplc b*s*baU committee to Ytnko# nlq* will take part in ax- «lU .“
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Wanted To
ill Team Tq
Ilie Sunday
75-Pound Sea Turtle
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! Need Of Pitcher May
Influence Board In
•s c ssia -ssiu B S ^ r^
C E 3 W T J W H ^ A i t t w t o B r b y when tb* aadko-. creek driver*
sand their mighty machi no* hurtling ‘round /And “round tb* thin
Ifcbon of track at ladUoapolis apaedwky to the annual 800-mll*
I f tis a a k ,. fA P Photo)
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C S SlaCa fita*r game*
““ *!“
— ^
* »withB th- .i
atomJw
ba* tore kata, b*ft aiaca bs k M c k h te th e Y b a t Dfc
oUrrd baU f#» a year ha aald
■Ight b* a ,llu b white before ba ^
want t* tho-TI
pftchors, op# a Clare
tba at bar a aoutbpaw.
0UU toagn*.
to Ue Florida
Olympic
aathoriUe* “
It nations are playing t
r .the . sport
to . h. e 'd
,
ocod on tho regular Olympic, son. Dow
hoduk. \
| Ron HIM
Baroni) candidatM for tho U. Tnchare.
9MI
tho Olympic trew,
Barry Wottov of I
<f-H Club Gifts Off For Tallahassee Short Course
r o r U u th c ld e r
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PoBs Open At 8 A. M.
And Close At 7 ttt
P E As Counting
MoveMadq ByRepufc?,
licans When ReHct
Bill Came Up TodajT
, ForReconsideration
WASHINGTON. Jane 1-—
—Sy a f l n to fear veto, the
Bapreta* Coart today dock lad
uneonatitatloa*) tbu 1 M Uw of
Haw T o rt (tala
aatobltahtog
Survey Ordered
By 35-30 Vote
•; f*lr|
To Participate
throe Candidatoo to bo M rs to vote
’bgalaat.-aad orgod aoppei t of 8.
F. Paty a t the poll* tomorrow.
Tbs three are WUllam C Hodges
whom Hawthorn* eoOod tb* t a l l
C«W- of tb* Sholta Aagtalaturv.
Jerry Carter who has "fed at the
pdblle crib far many yeara," and
Grady Burton whom Sholta baa
picked os- bis n-rrmiTiT
Aa preettent of th e last State
Senate, Hodge* pot through tb*
Sholta spendthrift Mila, A w thorn* said, * * “
'* “aafart'
i r am
that Hodge* takes tbs credit far
tb* Homorioad -Tba ExempUaa
Amendment, bat th a t act 'w as
written by R ipralaatottve Roger*
of Broward couaty, tba speaker
a l t Ho alao criticised Dodger
for obtaining tb* pardons for bun-
Service Honors
Soldier Dead Of
America’s W ent
Knowles Turns Bsck
Memories To Yenn
Of Armed Conflict
Turning hick
tb*
pages
it
,
liberty. It waa held that tba
“rig h t to make eoatraet*" Mart
not ha violated.
•
.Wy
Joatieo Bailor (poke for the
majority- Chief Justice Hughes
ta d Jostles Bread!**, StoM aad
Cardoso dtwaatad.
Tba kgktetfed was challenged
by Joeopb TipoUto, Brooklyn
bawdry managor, who was iadbb
ad for forgery b aa ailogod at
tempt to aas real violation of tba
—Photo by Cbx
The *econd delegation of Semi
nole County girl* to attend the
abort court* at tb* Florida S u ta
College for Women In Tallahas
see I* ihown above aa It left
Sanford
Saturday
morning.
Twenty-atvcn women and girl*
mule up lb* party. •
Girl* making the trip are;
Wester Orchestra
Liquor Stores To [will Be~Thrown On
Will Play Tuesday Be Closed Tight
Screen And Voiced
Hard 1^uor will not be *old
In Seminole County tomorrow,
•lection L»y. Aeeletant State’*
Attorney I. F. Boyle quoted the
k w ** holding that the tale of
liquor 1* prohibited all day, anl
that It cannot ba told tomorrow
evening after tb* poll* clot*.
In addition to tb* general Uw,
the City baa a special ordinance
jyhkb prohibit* th* a s k e l hard
JtoM g, wtthta tba -aerporet#
la tb* rap*- ba 0041, bat flply ska*
. o*a pat lata affect a program that
1 will “aava tb* state" and bmp
Sho|ta from reaching the U. 8.
8a»*to.
*,
Hawthorn* was to bar* spoken
1a t $ o’clock, bat Jerry Carter who
w ta billed to apeak a t 4 o’clock
1bald tbs board* until S. Carter iddramas Mtoat tb* largest crowd to
Mtond a poltkal roily to Banford
Haris Baxter, Virginia
Yar- Swaggttry and VoneUl* Yates,
borough,
Margaret Culpepper, I-ake Monroe; la u re lU Mlnahew,
P e e nor Marshall, Erma Alder- end Doris libit). Lake Mary; Darman and S«lma Levy, Geneva. Wne Allen and Virginia WllklnB«tti* Fa# Howell, Altamonte eon. Oriedo; Ilblen Dreeaor and
Springa and Dorothy Nowell, For- Oerrol Saner, Sanford,
eat City; France* Arent. Long-' Acting aa leader*, are: Mr*,
woodj Leona Vaughn, end M*r- W. L. Salg and Mr*. J. W. YarJorie Weaver,
Paoia;
Glady* borough. Geneva; . Mr*. Fred
M ark
Simmon* and
Mickey Forward, Fore*t CUy; Mr*. Jo*
Cbalksr, Chuluota; Leety Bell* Avent, Longwood. . — 4 — «
'era/d Broadcasts Returns Americana-Told
Of Election Tuesday Night To Seek Safety
former stata commander of X
y iflcaB Legion delivered • stirs ^ g address fcefere a large aadka** la the P in t Congregational
Church yeiterday, Memorial 8uo-
Elba Ckb, Orlando) Woman**
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$10,000,000 Could Bet,
Spent If CommittalReport Is O k e y
children. Tba ground given woe
that* the itato Uw coutraVeoed
On E lection D ay
®wine*f iandf sbeer
r. s can
u r2
jl*
ba paid tod
Ovpr
In N i c a r a g u a
rr...
Rnmaker, P re sid e n t Is F ig h tin g
Returns from Tueedsy’s priB e lC Q F U C re d
C ity
mary election erill be gathered 1
.
and broadcast by The llareld to-J MANAGUA, June
|^_(/P)—
morrow night. The polls will close' United 8latea citlsens were warned
at 7:21 P. M. affd result* will be to seek safety today aa rebel
k a a #
.w
11^ a __ troops surround*! ins
prtiidsntUu
bro.dc.et from th . rerlkat pom ^
Pre.ldent Juan
tlbl* moment until 1 or 1 o’clock g gIM II ln a hi* bodyguard off
Wednesday morning.
from th* outald* world.
TVG1CIGALPA, Hondursa, Juq#
through T h t ITerxIfTa ‘ member[ 1: kto Prootdaat Jeae B. Bats**
ship to the Associated Ptms, willI af Nicaragua eras reported fightalso cover the congressional dis tog for hi* Ilf* In Managua today
trict and the state 11 a whole. against th* rebellious national
A hookup will alao he mad* with army. An Amorican-trelntd phy1aletan and former Waahlngton dip
WTDBO for further coverage.
lomat waa described In fragmen
A hug* screen Is to be erected tary report* aero** ih# bower aa
opposite The Herald offlca and;i trapped with 300 loyal soldier* In
tb* retuna will be shown on that .the capital. The loyal men were
acaen and will also be broadcast |j member* of the prasidentkl guard.
Judge Jas. G. Sharon, and by
John Fox. of Paolo. ^Magnolia
Avenue between Flrat and Sec
ond Streets will ba roped off and
banthee will ba hauled In from
the baseball park for tba con
venience of tho public.
' Music will bo furnlihed through
NEW TORE. Juno 1
out the evening by Westor’s or• Completing her
Aral voyage
across tho Atlantic, th* British
IlMr Queen Mary reached here
today—but failed to break the
record established by th* Nor1 mandle, French ship, Uat year.
An official comparison of time*
DAYTONA BEACH, June l . _ we* not available. Th*
ship
(AT—Gordon
E.
Kennon. 37. was scheduled to dock tht* after
columnist tor tho Dayton* Baach noon.
News-Journal, was found deed
Lin* official* said tho now
in hi* perked oar on th* beach bore liner took four day*, six hour*
yeiterday.
and SB minute* from Bishop
A ballot f in d toto th* mouth *p- Rock’s to Ambrose, compared
parently bed caused death Instant with four days, three bourn, IS
ly. A pistol irea clutched In bla mlnutoe and IS seconds for tho
hand. Coroner E. A. Donovan aald Normandie.
he took b k own Ilf*. No not* wa*
found.
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LAWSUIT LASTS I I TSARS
Under Uw
T Sparky K*n_____
non," tho ya
in had conductMARIETTA, do^ Juna 1.—CP)
• News-Journal —A 14-yaar legal kettle was allmaxed when a Jury mad* permnkl* father, said nent J. E. Mailer’s Injunction
hod caused hi* restraining th* city from moloatlng
upset recently, trees in front of bla boot*.
Queen Mary Fails
To Lower*Record
Set By Normandie
I Uni- team O at went to Japan and
• f Um, won five of tight games played.
* k w Fred
Horriagor of Stanford
lh a rk d throo of tho vktorio*.
• tria k
rAmong
e n iw ii*
tba
* M
y
pkyore
tmjmim
already
o iia n u ;
*aw m ’
Itered to tb* triala. are Graydon
flmHh, Unhreraltr of Nebreeka.
and Georg* Adams Colored*
PUto Tkachov*. Pitcher: Vwlya
Moor*. A ten to. aw t Prod Water*.
Daytona Colomnlst
Victim Of Suicide
Florida's Delegation
Leaves Thursday For
Republican' Conclave
than Ji neau'i.
wold bo alee If sa-m on*
I on and donate |M J 0 U
Banford Bate hall A-aorljna tb* MtiM "tovikouU"
/be ptoakred veer tba *hH
i That’* what it would cna|
rents par k tto r for tb*
letton In tb* word. mnUIby 14 uniform«, aald letter*
.14 Incha* . U gh.' II aoat
ma Beach ILM par uniform
V attractive .kftmtoer. hotbrr* e n i f W «e« |n .»»*•
/ O f coorm, who* are too*
New York Privialon
Is Held To lit*da
Liberty Guarantee
As Sholtz Nominee .U nder Constitution
Bodies Called
Of The
31 Booths Provided
For Klectorste in
City O f Sanford
Senate Ask<
ToReconsi
XI Warn*
riwd to front
r cnrriSd tb*
1gt g Saturobant 1400
to tb* ricin-
WASHINGTON, Jane X.'
—(AP)—A Republican m ore’
to reconsider the rot* bfj*
which the Senate favored •
new atudy of the Florida.'
Ship Canal waa made today J
aa debate waa realmed on
the reTlef-deficIancy bill..
Sannhar ZLeMtlafe, Republic
an, Delaware, entered a mo*}
tlon to reconskUr th# 35 to 40 Toto
by whkh the StoMaWpeAHkl
new atudy of 4h # ctttrtl ietdroaw ^
to 30 by tb* Senate loot B ator-'
day, though It turnod down tbaFassamaquoddy ttdo harntoalig.
project In Main* by a vote of IB*
to M. Both otudioa , w ar.' P*W-J
poeed In amendmonta by BanstMRobinson, tho Democrat!* lond-j
*r. to tho 13470,000,000 rulhfdeficlancy bill.
d
Both projects were originaUy
IncdVporatod la a single amoadn
mant but they wore Mperatad
on tho requaat of Senator n *k ■
Main* Republican, wba sold »*«
ffvorod tb* Qaoddy projeri, baA<
not tba ship canal. M
New funds for tb* wedtUs ®tpR
Canal would, b»'ollawda, tt M :
neering board to ba- MP*
by President Raoaavalt
The Sonata adopts^ tb* «
ment by Senator Rablnasn,
Democratic leader, wfckh 1
permit aa allocation of U
tlonal | 10J>00,000 to tho f t
if the board’s report wore t
able. Robinson obtained aa A
ment whereby It w a r'te ba
■Id*red n o t e today with d
limited aftor > P. IL.
Earlier th* Administration
to open the way far rerin
th* Florid* Caiki and th* F
moquoddy project « » alb
ran Republican, as “convaa
chloroform for th* congru tk
conscience."
He replied to a defense of
canal project by Senator Flak
Florida Democrat, os tba Sat
hold on* of Its rare A tot
aaailnn* to ipeed action M
13470400,000
reliefekflsk
> amendment offered by
Robinson to allow addH
a
funds for tba projects If lai
tog boards reported fnrerabl;
them, touched off tb* dlepnl
tb* Senate lobby.
Fletcher mid that tba boa
of tba renal would “hare 1
than Justify tba coat"
Ho denlod tb* two Baderial
bad been started illegally b)
Gunfire Shutters
Momentary Quiet
Alabama Ore M
/Leaves Empty Beer Bottles
For President
Of Moth
BIRMINGHAM, Jena
—Spasmodic .gunfire si
momentary quiet to Atoka
are (laid* today after two
baltlaa w hkh
toeogun
3N. J um L—(AT,and af encounters with tb* yollee. atrtk* yeeterday. F ire m
n old sweater so d j ' Eioncbasb'a bride a f SO days, bean woandad and tba
r of trouaer*. Rao-i who loft tb* apartment Batarday,
h a re ,a b u t down. O flkk
■whack' af Wash- was still away with no word of
ID* today a t tiw lk a r whereabouts,
oxoeuttr* offlcoa: Following his socond mil darOf Uw district a t - , k g tho morning a t th* Whit*
LOCAL WEA'
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corn on the cob and
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JO B HUNTER PU LL§ FAMILY 4 3 5 M ILES IN W AGON
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phone, by which a anaken craft
can communicate with readier*.
Revamping OfAim
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of 18 Injured pc room all b at on*
of whom recovered. Rap. J . Marti
Wilcox (D. Fla.), mad* the prM
MIAMI, May 19. - V P ) - J n rotation■
recognition of heroic work dona
by hfm
after
the dtaaatroaa
Labor Day hurricane in the Flor
ida Key*. Lieut. W. L Cleramer
of the Coait Guard A ir Service
wa* decorated with thq federal
u A iv J
Aviator Is Rewarded
For, Heroic Service
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Mnt. H erbert E, Russell
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>l*ry A re.
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cirry ln g telephone wire* from
tS /E & C S S T J : i S Z .
M ae B ro u g h t C o u rt
from the iubmarin*. la equipped
planted with hi* own <irain «f
T o T h e C ro ssro a d s
with a flashlight to attract a t
while corn, two varletlau of y r|.
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tention on tha water.
law malte, and , twelve . hybrlt
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Hr JOSEPH K. 8I1AHK KY
Am in er communication* novel
atra ln . cAUIned from the
he labG KM iVA,
May
1 0 .- W ) ty la tha “largyngopbona,” which
oratorlea of Purdue U ntv.r.lly. 1
u k ln g " <i>y. . r. upon th.
receive* aound
ImpuDaa from
. V * T r " ” P*
1 Plot( lea g u e of N ation, and the a t m
la In addition to 60 acre. of land ln(( uf
le a jn , t wr4k
th# larynx of the apeaker, and
dedicated to growing 1-onlx'a regof
1UC„ „ „
hence la net affected by nearby
nnl*e».
Ular crop, which he hope, will pr, „ nt fall^rera. admitted y rutotal 2,600,000 ear*. Thia har- Yea| nee,j, for deviaion* of pulley,
It i* deaignej for u»e In *uch
veet will be combed for the ten for aubatltution* In the line ol
place* and engine room* and airbeat ear* which will b* entered in goo- h oflered o .e r th • intern*
plane* where there I* »o much
the Chicago exhibition next fall. ,J tional counter.
n«i*e that the .peaker** voire
The "corn king" I. pushing hi*, „ e r, l t , h(, n | t of , ht. o rg in l.
would b# drowned in an ordinary
experiment* In teat tube, a , wall
whtth Womjjovv Vviituh
telephone.
M furrow*.
Hint* January lie evolved m
n u inruns r*f a<rccjm(lii-tn
baa been tenting hi* will with hi* |„g hi* ideal* uf "aelM elei min >
Own equipment draignrd f r -hr | (|ua af people*'1 and th.' |H-rp<tui
Job. Iwnti * nnly child, Thomaa tion of jn lrrjia li inal [it'.ir, then
^
______
Carr, 6 year* old, wh»»e ambition U no thought of abandonment u
Determined
ta
find
wurk
aamewhere, Dave Cwealman, 71, hitched hlmaalf to a wagon end
la to become "a corn king just like the field.
pulled hi* wife and feur ehlldran and their betenglnga 411 mil** from T u lta , 0h!a_ to Memphlh
Mp daddy," la an ardent aieiatan l. For.ified ly Anthony Eden'.,
Terri. They are (hewn with th* wagon ]u*t after reaching their d**tlnttlon. (Acaoclatcd Pretc Phot#)
BOll tarter.
| pronouncement In the
British
BROWNSVILLE. Tex.. May 19.
Iwntx maile It clear that he la house uf roiitnurta th a t "lb*
—
—This border country, once
not an am ateur farm er, tilling League mu»l go on," advocate* o.
»o well populated with donkey*
tbe aoll for paitlm e, but a Liui* the (ieneve org..natation feel lliri
th a t certain tectiona were named
neaa man, who work* hi* own got ol .he piesenl mu die then
fo r the aniirvil*. find* itaelf donk-yland, with the a«*i»Unre of hired will emerge * modified "moihc
10.** in a ime of need.
man. While not rollege trained dvundi” which in the end w, I
A. Porter, representative of the
h* keep* clnaely in touch with ag. *tri'iigthen the puattiin uf tho m
Women’* Pre** Aaaoclxtion of
rlcultural experiment work at ganlxalion a* an r«w n ial found*
Washington, D.
left here .re
Purdue and I* ad exponent of tion for the maintenance uf world
cently In dt*guar after searching i
modern method*. Tractor* drag peace.
the prairie* for * doxen donkey* |
hi* plow*, harrow* and hi* g r a n
The** ail mettle* of the Itrugu
fo r the Democratic convention at
eutU r. Moat of tid»
.g r j
j
f
r
y
-Iliu
P h ila 'e p h la thia summer.
i
awchfwory la ntftloAOrtBVn.
malt.e* or people in all tan * They
Owe seetki* near Brsamivllte
Before hi* corn la planted admit that It it an imperfect orN M N T trm c< r-> **|-T rrx1rie" be
L enti teat* for germinativ* qual- ganixation, out maintain that it
m in e donktyk roamed wild over)
ity. Kernel* are wrap|i«(| in wet fullure* in unite of the iitajor po
the land*.
I
* paper and kept warm for about lltloil problem* o f the world huv
Many of th* animal* were shot
a week. If tho corn I* good the •*vn permitted to overshadow tin
and cowboys drove other* aerda*
kernel* *prout. If not. they rot. fart that it ha* In ought *011161)1111:.
»h; Ri> Grand* for xalo in McxLent* rotate* hi* crop*, tend* a ncw »nd valuable inlo Intcrnutbm
icM
eeoro of dairy rattle, 100 hog*, 76 ■> relation*.
ahaep, Mverat hundred chicken*
It ha*, they *ay, r»tab!l*hrd tin
I Ightning killed five Kansan* in
and believe* In purebred (lock.
idoi of Inlrrnatiunul co laboralioo.
1935.
Although hi* rhief hu»lne»a »uc- oontothlng which scarcely cxlitoi
DELAND. May
Cera ha* l>een with corn—ha won in pre la-ague day*, a n . hn» creti
the Indian* atato championahip
piaclical org.ni.ru* for tin liun on the new cummnnj group B i g T o p P o l e F a l l s
back In 1929—Lent* doean't ear* wtwklng out of thl* roll*!oration fur Htet.on University will bagin
bout June I, I're* blent W. S. Al
A n d G irl Is K ille d
fo r It ■* food. “I don't like it/' Thc’«‘ inclinle the annual ti
lt* laid. “1 like e n rn b rtid once *''mbly, the qiairterly meeting* d len umiouneed today. Tho gtoup,
In a while but not often, And I th” ™'‘nrll, a perm anent la-agui which will iurljcJc a dining hall. *
WASHINGTON.
May
19.—
won't cal eorn on the coh/'
aec.etnrlat and « labyrinth of cafeteria, u modern kitchen, »ociai Hetty Ice lUndrbusch, 13, 8h*nroom*
an
.
*
patio,
will
bo
complctU n t* plan* In exhibit the ten
'com m ittee, which emi
(ituloah, Va„ w a, killed yester
ith virtuadi d by Sept. I.
which w m him hi* chain- rern IhJin*rlve*
day when a pole In the “big
(1. Medwin Peek, who took h it U nt" of Itlngllng Broth#r*-B*rplonahtp once or twice hi* y>e*r. every field of Internatknal no
bachelor'a degree a t S tttio n In nilm A EUlley ctreua toppled on
N ext year h* eifiecU to text it ment.
The *e**ior..t -at Geneva glvu up 1920 and wa* awarded a m aaler'i her during a furlou* wind and
and plant IL
port .nlty for frar.k Interchange of in archilec.ure *t llar>ard, 1924, elrrtrvelal itorm .
•
(ChrDty r» b * n n r, an *clive film politldnl Idea* through pcriomnl i* the architect ill charge. For
A\ lea»t two other* In the
eight
year*
Mr.
Peek,
whoxe
homo
rontad)*.
Tho
rum
m
iltre
act
I
ntic
dlarctor, w»* t i n t to ilirrcl Ihiugww connected
*tf„„av«w with
ea.aa.
ffOWlJ Of 15,000 WCFlf
a ttia A ev.nert* un a w ry field ol in at llelmnd, wa*
hta Falrbank* In 1010.
hurrvm m il avor from nil »rctlom the" ufficT 'of J o h n ' h "* . c I'p u p e i; hurl In the panic that resulted
architect*, New York City, and I "hen the hlg lent began swaylmf
uf the clvlllxrd wnrl .
T lic u anpreta of the L-aguc. h wko was *ent to Egypt to make j In » 41-inlie per hour wind,
rawing* of the reatoratlun uf a n - 1 Ten thousand, mostly women
I* argued, ahouhl not be In.t t
IquIUr* for the Metropolitan M u-, «od chlblren, raced for exit* ax
eight in the fog* th a t rise trim
| th* storm ripped a hole in tho
■trtctly political problem*, fur ir ■eum of A it. New York.
The common* gruup, to be iltu -, big tent’* tnp. Doxen, of rouatatechnical
field*
Geneva
h*
achieved reault* that, have contrlb ated In th* area lying betwevn j tmut* ruxhed to ateady aecondary
for lumber, roofing
band
uted materially to hunran we faro llu llry gym, Chaudoin IUH and I tent pole*. Tho dreu*
and building malarial*
It ha* fought *galn*t n.rrollcr Conrad Hall, i* ex|Hcted to cm- moved Into the tant’a center and
of atl kind* call an aa.
cxpeclally opium. It ha* Improved tribute to the beauty of tho | began playing peppy muilc which I
llcr* you'll find the
ampu* and to the enjoyment of soon ralmed th* crowd.
public health, ecpeckilly nf bark
moat reaaonable price*
ocia! life among aludenta and
While th* band wa* calm ing I
ward people*. It ha* found home
and beat quality and
teacher*.
th* dreu* patron*, animal tra in
for unhappy refugee*.
fb* qulckeat iirvler.
er* rushed 42 elephant*, made
It ha* fumUhed technical and
Sudden Service
financial aid to countries like Au*
til*, Hungary. Rulgnr^i, Gfeer
and China and haa floated 1100, I h H u n t e d B y S h e r i f f ; They were then quleUd. 000,000 nf reconstruction loan*.
The 'League, say* Ita adeooite*
S['RINGFIELD. Mo.. May . . . . .
„ ,
r i N , NWk
‘haa made detached national move —Wh—Sheriff Scott Cudl#
IS * **?! t. W**k‘ 1 ” 0 (C° t
ment* of amelioration bigger by reived
th .
following mtaaage » • " . U «W
\
giving them the scope and atrength from McRae. A rk.:
ri‘ • “
which come from IntarnaUmul
MIk » r Sir ! w ant you to
If , • "J™ 1 ^
J
col a bo ration.
you ran find J. E. llollla for me, *nck
,n<* W*T •
136 lb.
ami if you can see what be am*
to do. I want him to get my Do- JOAN DEVISES CUFF LINKS
vnraa If he dlden , am* to atay
with me and make me a liven.
•vlth
HOLLYWOOD, May 10.—<AV~
W*e ben mared 2 ycara and h* Joan Crawford maka* bar own
hnw nt a tad -w ith me ovar • ru ff llnka for tailored bkm ati
M N IM JM U S T IO IIR Y D M U U O B B M I t
month* he waa up thlre a b o i 8, She cute pique atrip* two inchee
Fly— tk'a A aMa amhia Hydcaalla brakaa
J
week a 'go* If he d m l a me to
Ilea knot. In both *nda
gel my Devon I am i to so* h im ' and ther* are the llnka I
Democrats Seek
Vainly For Texas
Donkey Mascots
Fhooe 294-J
E. L. Spivey &
Orlando Phono S877
M 8 Hols 6L
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New & Factory — Rebuilt Typewriters— Easy Terms—
All Work Guaranteed.
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Phone 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY
L
A
U
N
D
R
Y
INC,
OF “ALL THREE” LOW-PRICED CARS
*
ONLYPLYMOUTH.
GIVESYDUBOTH
Building
M aterials
Man With ^ ld Toothi
g -g
H ILL
The Safest of “A ll Three"
RATES
A N D YOU « T ALL T O S S
O T H E N B IQ F E A T U R E S
X 7 ° tw t « a t Plymouth Is s e t o n ly
I N th e aafeat o f “A ll T h W . , . b u t
ft
H aw aii, . . hiadoos w ith the
only to tho fra It Ulst rlpeo*
binad w ith 0)* goodnaa* of I
.1___ . M W a w ’3. I I ____ !_
�#
S a n f o r d la T h e O n ly C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A f f o r d in g R ail, H ig h '
A nd W a te r f r a n.sport a lio o
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
g ,.J » U l> lla h « d l a
I
County Board Congressional C andidate
Votes Pension
nd I ownsend Pension Plan K i *
li
For The Aged MAaioritv~Favor
Both —
1 _______ -111 N f!X t A s s e m b l y
VWft
STORM LEAVES 4-FOOT HAIL DRIFTS IN NEBRASKA
Majority Favor Both
Payment Contingent The Big Ditch And
48 Not Seeking ReAid To Aged People
On Each County In
election And Most
State Appropriat The Croea-Stnte Canal and the ______
.
Of The Others Are
ing Required Fund Townsend Pension Plan were put CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Having Opposition
forth ae leading laauea In tha - . - —
___________
_
Vice Chairman
Asks Meeting
Of Committee
Donnell W ants Early
Prim ary To Nomi
nate Candidates To
Succeed Trammell
present campaign by moat uf
Tanrnrrow*a tldei: High a t 8:13
TALLAHASSEE, May 20.—(Ah
the abi congressional candidates
who addressed n large audience A. M. u U 8:48 P. M.; ow at 2;10 —The new governor of Florida
A. M. and 8:16 P. M.
will find a lot ot r»-w fare* In the
In the Court Hnu,e laat night.
Leglalature when he goe« before
Moat of the ,peakeri said they
The Eboen School of Dancing the Seimte a n t Hou*e in Joint ses
favored both the canal and old
■ HI give n recital in City Hall sion neat April to rrp ort the con
age pension', though two were
AudlM Jum at 8 o’clock thli even- dition of the state.
doubtful ea to whether the Town- ing.
Forty-eight member* of the
tend Plan will bring about tha
1038 lloute of Representatives
benefit* promised for It.
. iO m luota da.identa contributed! , r » ,o t
' « kin*
re elertlon
With
only
two
exceptions.! u « i 5 ^ ^ Sahwtlon Army fund]*1*1 "*** of
,h * °*h ,r
47
C o u n f i y Oommlnrionrni every ipeaker went
,e n t beyond hie jrvsterday, Increasing the total to * ho hoP* to • " ,m'
IS ,
P fM «)
• m eeting In special pension tima limit and it* wa* 10:30 b#-| $1,743.05*
facing opposition in the election.
I.t-il Iiv Vlco-Cbairman E,
_____
today voted to* appropriate fore the last congre**ional canfllThere wilt be at least nine new
H n-m ni'll of thp State
funda for paying Seminole date .poke, Kay Setden o f Day-! Th# w eath.r: P artly cloudy ■malar*, and 11 other* *eeklng
PrmiH'rutlc
Cxpctitlve Com
^ , lon, re-election face oppo*ltion.
County’* share of pension* tons Beach chairman of the Con-] | „ . | , how rrl Thur, ^
mit
(i-t>,
pro|V)in>nt3
of an e a r
greaalonal Democratic E iecuttve
Coaat tonight;
The
"turn
over"
I*
not
unviaual.
eilrem e
to persona residing In this Committee, presided.
ly vote for n successor to
Generally,
there
ere
ebout
55
new
|
northwe*t.
fair
tonight,
Thursday
section who are above the J. J. Dickinson t f Orlando was' partly cloudy
th r Into Senator Park Trammen In the Hkiuse membership of
age of 70 years and arc on the first congressional candidate,
‘______
05, and about 10 new senators.
ntt-ll toduv hrgnn n movement
to
apeak
lie
said
it
is
conceded]
,,
sh,
n
n
d
U
a
u
relief roll*.
Senators ar# elected for fourto hnvr (hi- commlttco meet
Members of the board, by all that something must be for Congress. ba* . buay speaking year terms and only half lh#j
in Jmksoiivillo next Monday
bcnr*v«r, eald th.jr wished It done for the age.l, hut he wn, .c h e la e todey. He was to speak membership’s term s expire thie
ffa: dir-.-UHH hoUiint' th e p r lread* plain that the voting af tha not committed to any plan. tie <n Bushnatl, Coalman Wl'dwood year.
i fn e rr un June 23.
appropriation do** not g u s rin t'e nlso said he thought something Webster. Clrarmorvt. and finally - Half a -insen members of the
ebout intprov- In lo-esburg this evening
th a t prill lob payment* will be ought to be done about
| Donnell st W- .x D tlm Beach
last
Legislature
are
seeking
mad*, beginning n a it July, a» Ing the SL Johns River.
| said h>- hnd polled 117 rnmmlttce
election to the Senate this year,
Royal C. Dunn of A statula de
under fadaral provUlona *v*ry
The Royal Pent Corporation haa while some other representative!
memlier*, and u t noon lodsy had
V
tkilrtli
hail,
wind
and
tain
storm
caused
extensive
rrop
and
property
damage,
anil
injured
eight
j
county In th* atat* m ust appro clared that he la a “ strong sup sold a small tract of land west of and senatori are seeking ether
iccriw tl 31) rvplles show Ing th*
oil, at Omaha, Neb. This ear, (top), half-submerged In a pile of hail stones and debris, was typpriate fundi, and U on# county porter of the Townsend Plan’* Altamnm* Spring* to Arthur K. offices.
; ratio vi Tar four to lute in favor
because
it
would
put
a
large
Crowley,
and
Peter
Fiahburn
bee
nf
the
storm
afterm
ath,
with
hail
drifts
four
feet
deep
in
many
places
ltelow,
ocrupnnta
of
the
falls to do ao, than tha whole
of holding u primary earlier than
Missing in the 1937 Legisla
plan will fall. Twanty eountte* amount of money in circulation soil several ksta in a negro subture will bo the ‘Mean'' of the
tin- Septomf-or itste suggested by
hav# appropriated fund*. Therro and place tha aged Instead of! division between Altamonte and
t'lLslrnvtn J. H. Hodges. Hodge*
younger persons on the list* of l-ongwood In Elisabeth Gray, ac- House In point of service, I. N.
v are 47 count!ca In F'orld*.
unemployed. He also stated th a t ™rdlng to w arranty deeds on file Kennedy, of Lake county, who
today also wired rommlttee memTha old age pension plan con he favura the cross- state canal, I ' “ layserved In «lx consecutive sesIn-r* ,ayittg he w<sdd issue s call
template* tha payment of SI2 because If between 140 and 200]
slons. HI* partner for four ses-------for a committee meet on June UO
per month to peraons over the trillion dollar* of federal money
Honor* continue to come to res- ■tons, George F. Westbrook of
to consider eatin g a primary and
ag* of 70 years and who are on ie spent on the big ditch In th e 1i4,nt" ,,f ‘“W o r d Ralph A. Smith. la k e county, is ticking election
th a t he had not callrd an earlier
relief ----roll*.. Ona-hatf
of
manager for Chase and to the Senate,-■ and therefor*
---------- .
— thUi| neat five or sis years It will 'credit
rpul' rn*™***
meeting.
am aant will ba paid by the fed-l - l# proiptrU y to , Yrry county| “ >mP»ny. ha* bean elected on* of ta k e county will send a new
Some
observer*
questioned
etml gow m m ent mad one-half b » itn’ the ltate< an(1 th «t people] £ * * * °
°r
ile'egstlon to the House.
whether Donnell has authority to
the count!#*. Thar* ar* 48 eli would come by the ten* of thou*
CrwJH M ena Association
The veteran A. O. (Abe) Kaneall n meeting of tho State Comgible* for the pension In Bam- sand, .v ary month to ae. th l, " h ^ n d u d # .
/ !or‘- ner of Bluart, only representative
mitto". Hodge* could not be im
l»ola Chanty, which will require “wonder of the world." and they
bolh North *nd Martin county has had since It
mediately reaehi-,1 for comment.
- ’■ teoathhr payment by tha Court- eould leave millions of dollars in South Carolina.
was created In 1925, also will he
Hodge* hn, *ai,| it would *t>* Il
being
I
» 2 !« V . EtorW*. Since millions era
P. Herndon missing from th* House, He I*
legal fur the present, commit to* to
-s.___l C ounty, d a r k “O.* rl
• sum.
spent on other projects "wo Tier.'
seeking
election
to
th#
«Ute
Jlx * senatorial primary i « i
«» PWM.
for public Senate, and to somebody else will
Florida aheutd not alt Ilk. r,m,n<*
q " Today’s appropriation waa for Ip
TALLAHASSEE, M*y 2 0 . - 1 ^
WASHINGTON, M .y 20.—W) ft should he left to th* eomrtt’
th ,t
“ “*t flU lh" lr go the distinction of being M ar
|S«4. sufficient for the months dummies and let all the money!
which will l-o elected In tho Ju n o
WASHINGTON* May 20.—OV) —Dr. F. E. Townsend told the primary.
*U I2 T U th# tin county's second representa —Two ijoti'n nwyi-M npp<*areil be
of July, August and Saptombcr, get ewey. but we ahould g et our V*,ond#
fore thr SuprrriiP Court tcxlnyi
Hose Investigating committee to
|
Th" » , u “ providing *11 other counties In • h e re " Mr. Dunn declared.
Senator
R4>bln^on
told
tho
a*
to iIhcii*!* vvhvlhep Fluriifn
Followers of the
Townsend
O Raymond E llars of Orlando ni,nU e,n n o t *<• fH«d before to- tive.
Florida appropriate funda anti
eommem* eoinniUtcc l'»- day that "In the neighborhood of movement enterrd the pttrur* to
The
House's
silver-tongued may burrow mmi* y from the |*nb-one
million
dollar*"
ha<
benn
followesl
Mr.
Dunn
and
aald
th
a
t
'r
*
or,
r
ow
lk»F
"’«■»,
,
n
,,
the pensions ar* thereby put Into
tin y h r
w ould
t»r
williirtic
l'» .Collected by the Townsend old day by suggesting tho ap|M)lnlment
i
white the governm ent wae not; *’?.
*U rk ■ off,c» bF 8««urday
8 ' 1 • <UU> K‘jb," ' ,u lie W o r k -i A il in n il' t r illio n w it hunt
effect
,1
of Dade, who served In (our flm t |fi4t 1inir nn nppruvinfr vote *»y ainvmt M m ri>solution on
Bi age pcn-dons organisation since and election of Nathan J , Roberto,
originally
Intended
to
be
a
Santa]
according
to
Uw.
The pensions will be dispensed
I I'lisatiiiuitpioilily
l ,i»ner nm
of Jsck-sonvlllr, district Townsend
sessions, also Is among thuir property fiwtirr*.
it.* Inception.
f
J
by the State Welfare Board. All CUux, Mm«ny people now f»«l
They nri* p rr^ n tin if tMith niitri Elorhl* Ship Canal prujectu fc4*i
not seeking re-election.
Asked w hat the contributors manager, ss senator. Robert* told
th
a
t
th#
government
owe*
them
,,
°f
n
^
th* commissioner* of the various
Entirely new delegates will of tho (|.ontimi IHrertly at isaue vxtantl time for rctrorta on the received, Townsend said “they he had been urged to tw t in tho
a living, th a t It get* money from SanfotxJ Ministerial Association
— IMo* do b to appropriate th*
five »r'- four o«'M , hut rlosrly linked two plait'.
got out of uur organization ex rare, Isst was undecided as yet.
th* trees and th a t It la the duty an endorsement was mad* of the come from three of th*
will i i- po-Mir projects p'ttm nlr-^ Senator Vandcnherg, who has actly what they paid for. We
find*.
of th* congressmen to g et It editorial* In Th# Banford Herald counties which hav# three rep- to cost f 111JI84,(MJ7 on which I’tVA j
S. A. II. Wilkinson, Semlnolo
oppo-cd loth
projects on the havo 8,01)0 club throughout the
rcsrntatlve*
each.
They
are
Bamlnol* County’s pension *P-‘ frorn the govVrninent So long „ !
fln.tncing Is sought.
Sr-rutto floor, suggestctl resolu country and n live working o r County memlier of tho Democratic
proprlathm will be taken from th at feeling prevail. I
Dade,
Hillsborough
snd
l’int-1»»' l l f T t .
^
Ht-ulc Executive Committee, haa
The m ajor i|iiestion pre* n-cd H
th* unbudgated balance of the reason why we should not g et - , (Wt.i i0_ *
inlster:!■I As- las, whoso 1935 delegations are whether munlcipnlitic' and other tion In- split to give separate ganization." James It. Sullivan, received telegram* from
both
eunahlfiation to cueh. At thr committee counsel, brought out
not
asking
re-election.
Duval
re** track receipts and tharafora our share."
Jm .
r
Chairman Hodgrs srvl Vice Chair
political aubilivl'ions tony issue ■ugge-tion af Senator Fletcher,
at
l
,L
,
.
lhl* iFPo of editorial.
there will ba no Ineraas* In taxes,
and
Polk
counties,
which
have
th s t
W alter
Warmbuld
who man Donnell, lie said he wired
Since h alf tho people of th*'
three representative* each, will "revenue certificates" pledging col •tipIKotcr uf the canal project, headed u Townsend caravan whon Donnell th st he r>*)M attend a
It waa explained by members of
lection front operation of utilities that the resolution in Ha present
stele w snt tho canal M r Ellarej IDr. T. C. Iteilcy, p ro f.s.er of
■end a t least one new man each.
tha board.
it left California for Washington meeting In Jacksonville, but
withm-t firat sirbmitting tha- pro form
he considered
on its
Jo te to r
, r . t * ^
*f- P*rchology In Rollins A lle g e , .n d
Broward county for the first
forte to g e t It built “so long a* Mr*.
Mr*. Bailey
I t e t u . .will
i n 6* th
. a e- speakers.
posal to the freeholders in u larnil merits, Vnndcnberg denied that w a s relieved nf leadership In not replied to the Hodges w ire
time will have tw o representait U not harm ful to other sec
I it gave them proper considurs- Oklahoma. Sullivan asserted that which waa received wfler the telobefore tho Mm'* Club of Holy tlvea Instead af one, and Bsnls election.
bathing beauties
were on the grein came from the vice chairman.
tion* of th* sta te ," because canal
Another question is whether lion.
In the Rosa county wilt have one in such
csrsvan csra when they left Cali
construction would pu t a lot of. Croe* Episcopal Church m
revenue rrrtifU-atca
mo
S h a llf Far Prim ary
money in circulation In Florida. I
h ““ §i 7,ii ®kloek this stead of two, by reason of leg Itb rn ti" and therefore w h elh -r' tjuc'thm ed by Senator White, fornia snd th st Gonter Smith,
Maine.
Robinson Oklahoma
Townsend
director,
TALLAHASSEE, Msy 20.—W)
Should Investigation show lh , t eT,nl'»E- They wUl ta lk on “Out- islative re-spportionm ent on the texah o property may he made to Republican,
of population.
bear the burden of paying thou saitl if the committee would "pent $2700 uf Townseml funds —Governor Sholts, back from 8
on *har"Wbon I f t n t want to Italy In th# canal would b* Injurlou. to] , r* -* nd IU
Th# colorful Serrator H. Hay*. If revenue front the utilities is in- ■mr,,d It* resolution to provldo fur "fire w ater" for Oklahoma trip to W ashington, Joined DoyU
IMS condition* there were sim juiy section then, the candidate ,c U r’
Lewis of Jackson county isj sufficient to repay the torrnw ed lllrK * authoruatUui In the I’resi Indians.
Carlton, of T im pa. and Claud*
ply terrible u 4 poverty tom* said, he would oppose It.
lent to allocate money to the
Townsend asserted he anew Pepper, of Tellehasiee, In advo
Grmluatlnn exsrtlsoa for th* dead, and there are three candl-l money over a period of yeirs.
Mr.
EUars
said
th
a
t
pension*
everywhere," declared tha Rev.
Lxke Monroe school will ha on date* for his unaxpired term. The
Tases b-f,.re the court are S ts'* project* instead of placing the nothing of w hit hap-iened, ex cating prim ary nomination of th a.
J. J, Kellaghan, pastor of th* fo r Ui* aged 1* a step In th* Thursday aw ning of Uil* week, a t
candidate
for th*
veteran Senator John W. W ilson! of Florida v. (’ity of Clearwater. iniilter in the hands of study cept he understood "Ihoro were Democratic
right
direction
and
th
a
t
bo
"
f
a
AD Bool’s Catholic Church, In o
B. C. Wilson v. Cl:y of llarlnw. loiunU “It would he personally difficulties." Buttivnn -aid Warm- United Slate* Senate.
7:30 o’clock, inileorf of * n Friday
lU a ll s s t e Oa r , i , give)
short talk before th* Kiwcnls vor* th* id**!*’ and nlma of th*
W alter llygcn-a v. City nf Sebrinir, pleasing to jne."
"I hare always favored a pri
hold was charged "with kissing
Club today when ho wa* asked Townsend Plan.” though ho said • w nrn* ** •nnaureod. Fifteen
and Kathleen Cltua len d Oontmary to make the nomination,"
Senator Fletcher said he woul an Indian siptaW In public."
ho
haa
hi*
doubt*
if
handing
an<1
»
,rl»
are
finishing
the
il by th* program committee toj
pany v. City of Lakeland
Governor Sholls said, “end when
tippuse
Roblnsnn‘<
suggestion
I . discus* conditions In v a rio u s'* 100 *yn* mo»lh to each aged •Ighth grade, t . W. Lawton, super
I announced my candlikcy for tha
Each ca»c Is an appeal front the thui th* date for filing engineers'
intendent
of
schools,
w
tl
present
while
he
p*
r*on
would
bring
back
proeper7 European eountrio*
office It wa* for whatever pri
lower* ro u rts which belt revenue repurta be extended. “We don'
th*
diplomas.
Ity.
‘T
h
o
se
who
have
atudlpd
the
lived U ten.
m aries the Democratic Executlva
In tha arrest la st night of Jo# certificate* could n* Issued w ilh -[wlinl any mot6 delay,” ho said,
declared
th a t
out approval by freeholders.
I --j.’ur„|B wii)
ollt
July i.
" I a n sure,* th* Rot, Kollo, tax stru ctu re
Committee In It* wisdom may eaU.
fa
re
s
,
negro
known
a*
Sunny
In Banford today calling on old
In rush Instance, 4he city pro- , WMt th# naulutin|1 tu |Un<i
th a n continued, “ th a t a fte r living governm ent and business can 't
Boy, Chief R. 0. Williams be
|r 1* “
h Italy, France, Germany ‘ «r stead such payments.” he said, friends and making th e acquaint- lieves tho departm ent h a t solved pose* to construct some type of ju jt
public servic* project. It woul-l |
‘
other nations a f Europe one will " t d en T know. B ut 1 do not think site* o f new one* waa OUie Gore of many recant potty crimes.
•
*
ahould
httem
pt
new
theories,
Fort
Larderdale.
a
ca
ad
f
a
t
e
for
make charge* for the service,
gladly assert th at America is the
WASHINGTON. May 20.—(A1)
Th*
negro
has
confessed
to
to
tr
y
'
new
experiment*
and
Democratic N atloutl Cotnmlfeerendered to users, and these c l A f i i v T k m R i v n r T n
beat country In the world." Ha
—A fter hour* of secret con
many
of
thorn,
tho
chief
said.
adopt
measures
not
commewaunun. Mr. Gore, who h aa to run la
lection, would he a lo c .te to " I
, j
farth er pointed out th a t al
ferences, a substitute for the In
These consist o f tb* entering of paying Ihe money borrowed from
L heC K
i l l a d e S F l f C validated Guffey cost • control
LAKEHURST, May 20.—W —
though we h are porurty in thl* ra te w ithout ability to pay. Let’s th* sta te a t largo, say* th at he ho* »*v*a homes, tho attem pt
to
travel along th a sam e sensible already rem palgnod la 47 of th*
the
WI*A
to
consttxtet
the
p r o je c ts
Th* G erm an . dirigible, Hl*d«a<
•m m try "la Europe tho poor ora
act
was
drafted
today
for
im
enter
on*,
and
three
attem
pt
a
t
p ath th a t In 150 year* has mode <7 counties and sxpoets to b*
A number of Florida elllrs ami
burg, was moored a t tha N aval
Ml AMI, May 20.—W —Inter
poorer sad tho ’rich ric h e r"
u* th* m ost ’prosperous nation in elected. He Is a* a rd en t supporter pure* snatching, a ll *inc* early districts which have mad* WI’A m ittent rains w e n believed today mediate Introduction In Congress. Air Station a t 8:03 th l. mondrMf .
IMcs-flxIng
constituted
th*
Dr- B. D. Q u p iD discussed th# world, h o t don’t
in January. Ha came to hi* un loan applications will sand a tto r
follow of Prrekfcnt Xoooovoh.
by Guy J , Bender, chief etata heart of the new measure tn the completing It# second eommorrial
plans fo r tho I n t e r s * ^ enter- dream s."
doing when ho returned to tho ney* her# for th# hearing. Other*
fire warden, to hav* lessened ap hands of Senator Guffey, Dem<k crossing of th# N orth All**tie
foln«aM to toko p la n a t 8*nR.
E.
Crenshaw
house
on
Seventh
will
appear
a*
“friemls
of
the
Georgo W. Scofield followed
In 78 hour* and 17 mlautoa*
gyrtugu r e tha flre t Thur*tOeeMaoeg Om Paee Ftro)
S treet which ha rebbod for tha court" on both s k w of the qura- preciably tho danger of furthor crat, I'ennsylvlnts, author of tho Heavy headwind* m*iM tha tee- j
spread
of
muck
fires
In
tho
original
act.
It
would
seek
to
fo y fopowtug th# olcctfou. Mom
•ocond tins*. A____
neighbor
____ ______lions presented.
■
ond westw ard crossing nearly 17
,
him
'*
re M d telephoned
a good <1*Th# court InvIteiHnUrested I*"- Krtrgfede* northwest of Davl*. regulate th* to ft coal Industry hottr*-slow er-thaw -tho fleet. ' ----iT* ^
*J**v-»oUrp.*nd
Bender
s
u
m
y
e
d
tfte
llUUUOB
through
th*
com
mere*
cts
use
d
f
ypUre; and Sun-— T P S t B r e d - T t i i o r tvsi
|
R i& rtlurle*. O , of'A meric u.,
frorp th# a ir ami rep
reported sighting th*
Constitution,
eliminating
0 * - who faadbooa visiting for th* ny Boy
Th* State Road labor provisions on which the
last thro# m oat ha iu th a home of bare.
i D epartm ent dispatched 30 work Supremo Court based its decision
Identified a* Jsroee D urranre, h i . r i . t e r , M ra .0 . a Bedenbeugh
er* to reweaotruct an old dam 23 declaring the old law unconstitu
son of Mrs. BolL D urranre of 144
m a r it im e n e w s
Mad I t a r i g h t He had
;
W hether
White llouia
mils* up tha N orth Nsw Rivsr tional.
*
*T— —— — ----- Oocoola S treet, Jacksonville, tho bare la pore hrelth h f 4h* last
•an. Averag*.
F utur* Fanner* of Amerlcs, lo flood th* fired territory.
support will b# given the bill and Kst>.
young n u n picked up o* the three year*. T W h o d y wfll be UkAverage.
eating
la
s
t
evening,
decided
upw
hither
It
will
be
pressed
for
Mar. Average
DoLand highway la st T h e re b y *a to Americas tem p ers* where
TODAY
spr.
Averag*
I
conducting
a
test
tn
forestry
passage a t this season waa not
midnight, remained la p critical
t§" conduct k I1:00 F . M.t Baa
MAT
gs ..
^htth ,w,
I— , m
i m . « of
“ ■^ »*-i
next, ,Friday
s*m m
a moan*
known Immediately.
Mr. S u r:«
condition today with w
I -------------la
UrUmmar
school^
those
who
will
aljend
tho
Plana for enactment o f the
hold fo r his recorary. Hla skull too. O*., iu
. w as eam sr- grounds.
new measure are said to call for
w as fractured and ha suffered f W t r i l i
bg four ste7:10 F. M.t Mod k a l Detachment, fo restry camp.
te n , M rs. 1
repeal of th* old act hi Ita en
Tito** a t tb* F . F . A. meeting
Internal Injuries.
• f Oviedo. FMO. Armory. May M ,
WASHINGTON, Msy 20.—(/P) tirety.
Mrs. J . M.
Freeter
Idoutlfkation w as m
7 :d l F. M.t Mom's Club, Holy wore H enry Jamooon, Jerry Sen- —In lie d in t decisive action on
Hsrrioon o f <|
karlk, W ilbur Til tie, Carroll Cul
, , Ala* Cross EplMOfri Church.
V irginia Goodwin of
Mrs. Coo. T . '
IDottter, Ga. „ •i.00 V- M-» f o a m recital, City pepper,
Harvey H alf, Ralph 4h* ta x MD, the Senate) finance STUDENT KILLS CLASSMATE
re* and th* young m
rommitto* today approved lo mod
Eck'es,
Kenneth
and Clifford
Hall
eras located In l a
ified form a n 80 percent “wind
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mas*., Msy
Guetavson,
Georg*
Schmidt, fall" tax #n processors who es 20.—OF)—Lewis
th e polk* do
Somera, 10-year3
<N
F.
M.t
J, Sanford Ldooef Appleby, a M aiuer, Ed caped paynwsat of rid AAA proc- old Will hen* College freshm an,
t a b * la tha bospi tel th
Field.
die H aw k, William Burnett, L*« f t i l n f
C h iO ffi w in cf«- shot dead a classmate, President
W OreoteW* W. A.
7:I0_ F . M.1 G raduation exrr- »
to make tha U s TyWr D ennett said, and th e n com
} Investigated
I Kbwle
/aka Mauser,
let* i trtnfrnt. U application.
m itted suicide.
$12 A Month To
Persons Over 70
Proposes Meeting
For Next Monday
Money Taken Out Of
Race Track Funds,
•Tax N ot Increased
Wilkinson
Receives
Wires From Hodges
And Vice Chairman
Right Of C i t i e s Townsendites Have Paid In
To Borrow Funds About One Million Dollars,
Argued In Court Townsend Tells Committee
Both Sides Of Ques Fletcher Against
Author Of Plan Says
tion Presented By
T hat They (iot Out
Delaying
Reports
Corps Of Lawyers
W hat They P ut In
On Florida Canal
Klwaniaiu Told By
tlev . Fr. Kellaghan
Of Life Ilf Europe
Negro’s Arrest May
Solve Many Crimes
Identified Youth lit.
Precarious Condition
.U-.KrtarC^relFlor.
Senators D raft
Substitute F o r
Guffey Coal Act
Flight ,Of Zeppelin
Slowed By Headwind*
Yiaitor From .Georgia
Dies In Oviedo Home
Future FarmerB Will
Go To Forestry Camp
LOCAL WEA1
.WHATS DOING
Committee Approves
80 P e t ‘Windfall’ Tax
>1* gt.
*k>'
A
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD^ FLORIDA
S a n fo rd H e ra ld
M X J k W taU
Magyar Sun Cuh
U Icing Revived
After 900 Years
FLORIDA UI6HLIGDT8
'
‘ A O lA tff
A&W 3 9
______
HW»pwyetr*AmTIn idSltfoh, tfiw e am
th in 2.500.000
Pblen living op farm s who are In dire need of upfctince.
These facts coupled with the proximity of th e country to
Russia make it a fertile field for communist propsaanda.
Serious rioting in various parts of Poland hie lately
n h*m»
____ era*
*ooL“ U . then s*kfetA*liha ip w t o n ; ) ” : " *!*'* J
"Ylni MavparvAia, I 4 m a to ' # t
your doty to kaop Lhi* child from
the spiritual quagmire of iho W att.
Keep him an aUliUeea aa ho is Bow,]
for the god of the Magyars steads
forsake him, our A /padi”
U & G tfr a & n
Disfiguring |
w’fT Ao'^iuf^
quire
O f
B aby
F o r L ife'g i.i.w h m -u ,v li/
_____ .
■v
the "holy fla/nes."
By A. tt. R T T tT ^ B ltD
*
w ■t-J
OROSHAZA, Iluagary. May 20.' "Ccm# b w th* t>«***rl
-W ^ -H o lf-m o o a s r a n on h ls » AdT*
•heels ala ays will n-m lnd'A rpa-'
, T. ' ^ T JJ .T“
~*
J.n k o i h a t It) wan the first biby
T
" i a p th o u ’ lnL» the nrsivetl MpgR e p a ii
Auto
j-ir sect of Itadur, thr tan god.
Arpad was born to rich jot-ng
farmers, the liiisnion liirth i i-J i■»r say*. “on Ihe'lftth ilny of i<ic
llinth of i ho Winds in the IWind
y, »r since Attils's reign,' arxl was
n tf g P A Y .
MAT
im
up for tho return of f
nownrd pianist who servi
After tho World War. W riters on foreign Affairs Insist
that Paderewski In tho one man who can wrid trx-riher
all tho discordant notes of the unharmonfoun political
T1A maple leave*
hive fled b> ibr n'tuatlon and suve tho country from complete chaos.
-------------J
w ait
Someone has said th a t "music hath charm s to soothe
. That run through the woo a and the MtvagQ boast," and It may be that thla genius of tho
tk-wihia.
piano can acnln charm hln people Into happiness and con
No Alaekbird whletla*, no catbird tentm ent a* hr in Admirably and remarkably did once be-
. . t i l l frlelct Is cold In clover.
The brawn road strogglis ps
whhersd rue,
Ahd up the hOt and orer.
« .lk
TH* pSslur* la
hushad
>8
and
B K BMfl '"Chr- aArfrebM a n d -ru sty
T*C»
W tU .Spring’* green feathery
fountain*,
<
Juniper* sralt In Ule Icy shoots,
Green seres In frozen mm ntalnsl
By Prince* Fraat.
fib you believe that a person can
Db you w ant to know wtsvt renaotsklp of th e prea* m ean. In a
AMAiry th a t W* rensorshlpl A
lUtpaDh from F isnkfhrt on th<Maln nhere the German dlrlglrl*
■Inoenburg took off fo r the
United Slat** any* that the people
U Germany don’t oven know that
Dr, ttttgo Echener. greatest airs k b 'd lw r alive, wax aboard the
m i l and mad* th* R ig h t Ho HaI th e disfavor of lher N atl
and conoaqoentty hla name
i In o l D ernnn newspapers
m was grown In Uta grecn-hoaso In the garden of
tied to On bottom of tho fruit to msfco K grow
Straight Instead of curling up.
the “Oldeet I loose,” St, Francis St., In St. A ugus
tine. The plant, which Is known as the Travelers
Palm, la very rare In tho United St*tee, but la
found growing In widely separated Florida lo
calities.
•
The above so-called “bean” Is really not a bean
at all although It looks rem arkably like one. I t la
known as tbo SNAKE GOURD and b tlo n p to the
sauasb family. A stone or other weight Is often
The moot extraordinary exploit (a the history
o f tho Florida S ta ts PubUe Courts Tennis Tourna
ments was performed by HUDSON HAMM, o f Ft.
Lauderdale, at Jacksonville on December I t , 19SI,
and January 1, 1932. During there two days, ho
iron the men’s doubles, men’s single*, Junior tin
gle*, and m iied double*. It Is of Interest to know
that, thoogh only a Junior (layer, ho was seeded
number ono in every division.
* T h e ItflkrtriHig W flftJ G T TAWAD13E TTOW-
Hern aru th e b itter fruits of a. land a t “peace**:
09.000 killed.
’,
365.000 permanently injured.
0,100,000 temporarily disabled.
$2,350,000,000 coat In wage lose and metlical expense.
Analyro thoao figurm, m luce them to days,*- hour*
m inutes:
271 killed every tlay, It every hour, 1 every five minntm .
*25,000 Injured every day, 1,000 every hour, 17 every
minute.
1.000 permanently Injured every tlay, 42 every hour.
"Men, women and children wore being killed as we
drank our orange juice and ate our bacon and egv> in the
morning," Dr. Watson writes.
"Aa we nipped our second
cup of coffee, some precious life ended Its usefulness. No
alibis can render less terrible this background of destruc
tion th at m ust color every estim ate of th e year 1935. 1
nresent A picture of ruin th at should be framed In the
heart of every man. woman and child: a picture of burned,
broken, mangled bodies pleading for the living and th e un
harmed."
Death marshaled well Us forces of demolition. In tho
front ranks of the attack apnear the speeding phalanxes of
tho motor vehicle, whlrh killed 36,400 people In accidents.
The physical law of gravity, th at braoka no Interference
from people, caused the. death of 24,000 more, who died
front falls of one kind of another.
The 30-ycar-otd father, tm lrn * jjj
J-inko, who V o u te l bo fo r! Uw a i . ( S
senility th a t no m rm h ere f hia fain J
ily was a C hristian, held the V) y *
| In hi* Birrs.
S
The “is m iu ," or pagan pries’, {
lifted hia'auab t> the s k i s and in- J
| toned the "hymn of the aacred |
flam es" aa the aun rose.
*
Then a D ig was unfurled - hloo>l ■
red, while, and green, with gulden'!
edge* a nr'. In the center, the J
■tuirui,” legendary bird of th e jl
Magyar*.
The child’* aponaora, ca led the J
“*vn father” and “sun mother," i
kindled torch** from the a lta r and
w hlte-iaba 1 girl* cbintet*, a throh- l
, hlng ro f n In beginning, ‘T h e saeri- j
| fk la l fires are aflame, are aflam e." j
i The "sam an,” or ph y ai.an -p ri.it, |
• Ur. .Zoltan Elea, canto forw ml, j j
Vhlfe in hand, lie bowed low be- j!
for* th* Infant, th e n , “in conform -IJ
ity with an ancient T u rk u ■ cue- i
tern" cut a erescan!-shaped slit ]
Into each o f the bif.y'a ch< ki*
The child howled. Ur. Elcs klftr.l |
r him on the forehead,
i
Ur. Baku Ajnoy, t h e / ’taltua" of i
I Greged, then caapliyeii a golden j
, m irror the “aynsool of conscience," j
r saying, “Stain eta you come, with- j
o u t sins; Cleon are you In DWfyffiii j
I
blimble.
ho H ututly scared to death 1 Mt>.
Tonal* Groas of Brudltyn, N. Y.,
hael her neighbor run Into the
street screaming aa flame* from
M r burning Ctoao enveloped her.
Mr*. Groas look one look a t thl*
torch, let out a terrain herM il and dropped dead. H er neighhot, though tudly burned, will
GARAGE
indtu ' l l 1 Into the ancient cult two
weeks later.
'
The strange eerrmony. with Its m
disfigurem ent of the chid, occurred >
re c e n ty i t daybicak near this
town, the e e n l'r of the pugnn eullji?*
th a t d issp p c ;m l epon the C hris-*S
' Ionising of Hungary !XMI years I
afro, but now I* attracting h a n -iS
ilrcrfs of aiiherents.
Police, erlllieil for not at rppln;r a
the litea, s a l t red mar in itnnc w ie i'j
(liubrd on Che .V_‘by's fur - to civu [■
kha appearance of blood. Hut spec- 2
ta tir a inaisteL the shahea were ,■
150,000 Demanded
)y Man Who Says
He Was Kidnaped
The Inquisitors of old Spain cUanaed the souls of
their victims with smoko and firs, but Uw burning torturns of the Inquisition pal* beside Wat year's accident
record of 8,000 seared and suffocated bodies. The work
ing condition* In our industries have been Improved great
ly, but the record of 18,500 occupation*] deaths should
make us only more visitant of the future.
The sanctity of the home v u violated many time* by
•T A L I-A IIA SSr*. May *>.—<*»
—A euit far t^'-ODD ilamigca,
(barging k k h u p in r. aasault awl
fa b r imi’iieonment, was flic.I in
1 'n lrtx Court here Muialay by
la»wl* Kry against M. N. Drew.
Unuglo* Smith, Ben Sm ith ami,
ItaroM Santini ■( Quincy.
Key chargcil the fane na-n k il-|
m p n l ami heat him when he app ra m l In Quincy to delism1 a let
te r to Jean Randall Santini, and
that afterw ards Drew had h im 1
placed In the Quincy jail without,
any charge bring made.
The suit van) K ry wo* employed;
by R. TV. Hand ill, father of Jeon.
Randall Santini, Ip deliver a let-'
te r to h rr In Quincy "w here aha
wav confined sevnlly in the tue-j
tody of Ike defendant, M. N. Drew
and hla wife, Alene Drew, without
being perm itted In w rite letter*
or rvcvls* mail before It n a a ,
c-naorOd.”
Kay nlao charged th at Drew cm -'
played Santini, 33 year* old, “tqi
take, entry aw ay and m arry on* •
Jeon Randall, than IS years eld,
without (be consent of her fnlher
and natural guardian.” Santini
and Mlsn Randall was* married
Dec. IT .Vat.
Shortly a fte r he sought to do-
the d e a r, sparkling, ai
LOOK th at it b««!
a cool pis as H0OR i « . 1
what (he word “fJC
really means!
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PHONE 286 PARI
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through telling wh»t I
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TTTK SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA v.
Social A n d Personal A ctivities
BBS MARGARET PETERS, 8odcty Editor
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Telephone 141
ntertamed at a
afternoon
I
IV M l,
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m-nmlng r* g cn \
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Supper Is Enjoyed Shakespeare Play Is
By Baptist Azarians To Be Presented Soon
A picnic stp p er r i , .enrol to
members o f the A n n ,in Class of
the F irst B*|» lit Church a t tM tr
THURSDAY
The Phi Alpha K*pp» sorority - —v l meeting of th* n n m V U .
jss.'-jS!!
V™ 1KESK
t:0 9- *: **• 10 mWn,*h t *l the- home of Mrs. W. 8. Thornton,
i* City Hall. The public ia invit- West First Street. Mrs. E. C.
1.
Smith, Jr., M the devotional.
Second
annual Junior High
During the soeial period games
:hoo! Frolics will be given 11 1 were enjoyed and eefreehment*
100 P. M. i t the school auditor!-1 were eervn l by the hoetesaee,
>».
| Mra. Thornton end Mrs. E. A. LonSemlnole C hapter Number Two denberg. Snap dragon* and other
rder of the lias tern Star will garden flowers were used as decwet a t 7:30 P. M. a t th* M atonk orations.
Tboe* present were:' Mrs. E.
.'alL Ralph B. C hip man, rig h t
: orahlpful le p u ly grand m aater, Smith. J it, Mrs. C. F. Proctor,
* rand Lodge of Florida F. and A. Mrs. H arry W tsver. Mrs. Burks
L honor guest.
Steele, Mrs. D. D. Smith, Mra.
; Th* Literature D epartm ent of Kyi* Shoemaker, Mrs. N. T.
* le Women’s Club will present Bock, Mrs. J. C. Wilkes. Mra. J.
S hskes pea re’s "Comedy of Er- M. Morris, Mra. IJu l Johnson,
J» ra" a t B:00 P. M. a t tha club Mrs. C. A. Dennis, Mrs. T. P.
• ouee. The public is invited. No Does, Mrs. E. A. Ivindenberg,
Mrs. M. Dee*. Mrs. H. B. Me
'dm iselon will be charged.
Call, Mr*. J. W ChlUra. Mrs.
L. H . Smith. Mrs. Ed Ward, Mra.
FRIDAY
• Sectmd annual Junior High A. HL Middleton, Mrs. Alice
■ chool Frolks will be given a t W ard, Ml*. S. B. Crowe, Mra. O.
M i s 00 P. M. In th# school aodito- K. Goff, Mra. Gertrude Mulligan,
^w urn.
and Miss Clara Rankin and Miss
The Semina.’# County Council R em Perry.
f P.- T. A. will meet a t 10:00 A
S
r.■-T.*t A*
th* officers'tr*
ori#d° school,cspecUIljr
ah n*w' Senior
Class n i Day
**
.
f
,
1 Exercises Planned
L L PERKINS
CORRECT M EN'S WEAR
There arc hundreds o f reason*
la every Friendly “Tropic*!*1
why your feet etey cool *11
oration* in every
ventilated tboe in
our store makra a smart sum■Ad walk in comfort this Sum,
mcr in Friendly Tropicals.
You will be surprised at get*
ting such values at only
Tentative plans for Senior Class
Day #xercis#s on June 3 we re
made at * meeting of the Senior
faculty committee held Monday
afternoon a t
Sepiltklta
High
School. It was an:
theme of the eiercl*** 'will be
"Peace.”
Th* plans call for • pared* ted
by stirring marches from tha new
ly
organised
Seminole
High
SchoqL-'Band; assembling of th*
n a t 9:48 A. M. a t the
sooth entrance of th* school; and
a procession from there sera**
th* broad lawn Into the audito
rium w here th* entire middle sec
tion •will fc* reserved for the
Seniors and friends of the school.
Th* Senior President will then
call th* tast meeting of th* "Coun
cil of the Semlnoles."
The Senior faculty committee
Is composed o f Professor G. E. MeKsy, Mrs. R. C. K aaw et, R. Earl
Kipp, Mis* M argaret Long, Miss
Lillian Dunlap, and Ml** Ruth
Hand.
The public la Invited to attend
th#^ exercise* which will begin
Wednesday morning, Jim* 3, a t
10:00 o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph Wight
Entertains At Bridge
Mra. L r. Boyle and Mrs. Joseph
A. Meisch won high score prises
a t th* dessert-bridge party given
Tuesday afternoon by Mr*. Ralph
B. W ight a t her hams on Golden
L»k* fo r members of th* Tuesday
Dvolkrsto C M \
I Quantities of r« J gladioli were
] need to adorn th* frirty room* for
tha occasion. Those present were:
U f. Boyle. Mr*. Glenn
Lingte. H i t Joaenh A. Meisch,
Mra. W alU r & Coleman, Mra.
Wallace W . W right, Mr*. H. B.
lew is, Mra. C R. Klrtley, and
Mra. F. E. RoumlllnL
Invited to Mtend.
Be ml no’a Rabekah Lodge will
m eet at 8:00 P. M. a t th* Odd F*llowa' H a lt
Tread a y
Tha C lvk Departm ent e f th*
Women’s CVuh will Erie* a sub
scription b r i l p party for th* b*nofit of tho hospital « t 2:30 P. M. a t
tha Woman's d u b . R eeerrittan*
may bo mad* by telephoning m
b e n o f tho committee or 79-J.
Ing held TViesilay evening a t th e
home of Mrs. A. J. Peterson oil
W est F irst Street. Supper was heff as director of the p ay an f
aervod on th e Uw after which Mr*. Dr. E'ixabeth Tracey a , program
Mi*. R. fl, Moseley of D elrey ' ENtereon presided m » r a short Sponsor.
- 1 la the g u n t of her niece,
* " ,w,nThe cast of "Comedy of E rrors"
*“
”
During 'he social; period Mr*. Is composed of the following Mrs.
M. N. riev e ind rnm iic'Jd J A. M Philips, Duke: M r, F. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte, J r , i "M ajor Bowes” program. Hottest#* Brown'ee, Aegean; Mr, Margaret
and ih u g h ter, Donna Louise, have ! were
. . M r,.
,, Peterson. Mrs. J. L. ixtucks. Gallor; M i, A. J. I’rtergone to Henderson »11 e. N. C., to
Mr*- R T. Hunt, s n l Mrs. son. First Merchant; Mrs. S II.
spend a m onth’s vseetion.
”
| a J[- Nhl
Highleymsn, Antipholus of Syra
_____
I Tr\o«F present were: Mrs, Y. G. cuse: Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Austin and " “ ly ‘
,T l> ,n * tr,rt! “ "*■ Dromio of Sy rscu-c «nd Dromio
two children o f Sinum la were the ? ; C' ? * tW - Mr'- Hubert William*, of Ephesus; Mrs Msrlin Brum.
week-end guests of Mr. and Mra.i . T Irm s °uthward. Mrs. C. A. A*Tisna; an-t Mi.,, Sara Filwarils,
Boston Steel*
* Anderaon, Jr.. M r,. B C. Moore, senior at Seminole High School,
I_____
Mra. J. H. Colclough. Mra. R. R. as l.ucisin.
Mr*. CUra Dodd of St. A ug-'
Mr*- M- N- Glcvetand. Mra.
The entire program for the eve
ustin* Is th* guest of her sister- £ 8 ' ’i 11" 11
W*lk' r - ning wi | he presented as follow,:
in-taw, Mra. Mary Cooper. East J*™’ R' J; l,r* nl- Mra. Charles Violin Solo—Fete Mem.
Eighteenth Street.
Heweon. Mra. S. J
NI*. Mra. J.
P. Bales, Mrs H. W. Hitcker, Mra. Tilk, "Ji,rm ali,in'' It. J. Holly
Review of I’la y - Mrs. J. C. Bills.
E. J. Os me ran has gone to Glen- H. H. Hill, Mrs, Allen Curdnler,
Jr.
rill#, N. C , to sp#mt the summer. ( ami Mra 11. R. Floy.l
-Ttigli-h Folk IVsn'-es—N?U Stew
Hs will be Joined there later liy E Also Mra. E. B. Carter, Mrs
irt anil Virginia Ilacorn
George Met a ) , Mrs Jo# Denials,
his famLy.
Mrs. IL T Hunt, Mr, J M. Stine- “The I’onicdy of E rrais.”
English
io«ig,--M r,.
Arthur
Mr. nnd Mra. W. J Plat* sn- cipher. Mr*. 11. A. M r.land, Mra,
Hi stun.
not'nc# the h irih of s son, George F 1» IRte, Mr,. I. C K insr^ Mra.
The public Is invited to attend
Leeler, Bundey *t the Fernald- John Stanford, Mr,. M. L, RaLaughton Memorial HoipiUl.
hurn. Mra. J. 1.. Jackson, Mrs. A. the enlire program and no admi,akin will be charged.
. J- Peterson, the Misses |e , Jan#
Mrs. John Bo ly and her siste r.1 Ford. Billie Hughes. Elisabeth
Mrs. Rose Warwick, era planning Pippin. Gladys Pippin. Peggy pip.
to lent# Urm trow for
H ario r p(0i
CaldweP. Sara ja n e
Baach, Mich.. to apenj the nunv
W slker. and George W ilie r. James
tr.
ttenaud and Hi-l>ert McCall.
\ | t 4 I P, llairAn, rrtlrintf naifi*nt
Mrs. Walter L. Coiper and
of Sttllif I f nr r i un (’ha|it*r nf ihr
guest, Mrs. R. S. Mosel -y of Del- j bss becomp desperately infatuated
ray Beach, left today for Gaines- with her. until he hi-gs her to run
villa to visit relatives for sev- away with him. The tongues of
oral day*.
I gossip, long w igging, iter!; with
-------j venom wh-n the youth, er/id with
.
in a wild
and Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Jr., a mi , automobile ride,
daughter, Mary Patricia, have
Believing everyone m town to
returned from Daytona lteach '•■# petty, m ein, intolerant and
where they spent a week.
i crvel. she fl -et from her home and
----------------------------- | hilshend, ret rning to the city,
Randall Chase returned ye,ter- Hut in s surprising rlim ai -he and
day from Detroit, Mich., where lie . her husband are reunited,
spent 10 days attending the Farm- ; There Is ■ talented east play•re’ Chemurgic Counei; Meet- Ing In w.-pport of O’Brien *n Mis,
ing.
Iliilrhlnsnn. which Includes Rossi
■
| Alesandcr, Guy Kihbee, Louise
Miss Grace Clark, who h o . Seen Faienda. Olin Howland. M argaret
III at the Fernat t-I aughton M- Irving, i Alma 1.1->y<\ and Robert
mortal Hospital, has been re- Itarrat.
moved to her hocr-e on West F irst
Archie [.. Mayo din-rted the plcStreet.
| tun- from the screen play by Casey
-------------------------------------j R ii'lnsm . adapted from a Cramu*
_
isativn of a Sinclair l^-wis popu**I M a r r i e d A D o c t o r
l>r novi- li^ H arriet Ford and
Personals
i*«reil am| ttmwTi work cloth »nd Hinton, anil N* nn Wylly.
ccntrrcl with a Unvl of «|*lphi__________ ____
Ilium, whit** carn.iTmn*. ttnhlin^
Audi iMihy'di ImirijiHt i '»«|oni jeI |i| ita«
f \ IMlUTS COTTON
Aiul white woir i hs- pr**d >mln*tim;
color* »Hf*l t,■r t!wor»fi»tm (T V AIt \. llraxU. May H* (4*>
T h is 4tnt*' o f M a tto lir " * * ! ', }*•»r»
lhrough*mt Ihv n-ttnit of the !*ulinir H u ix ilN r o t t *n
d r iv r
f iiton hom»*
A M b t Insr th.* hM-ti«wH in n frv-
Ing wer*'
H tg u n .
In s id e
M r^ .
M r*
t**pects t n * rm l out
thiA y nr it * n g a in s t
son,
1.J'JO
I k i Ii *
l-Ml l i i 't ,**t
D w H o ir «
«h t* 1 +*mr*A s«*nsii»n
corvcoctetl
in
• *, aft«*tn<bin
Mr** Plilr*t**n ji
■*»! Hr 4
Hagan a^ |*t•**.•« 4 rhuinn »ti un*l
Mr*. Rollnml I t • wt Mr-* It 1».
raat^rll, Mr, \ , le. A-!’, nn.l
Mm. IT. J1. 1.D'h011*0 ii-* !i*.*i*tfln:fi,
SCHOOL CHOI.ICS
'nt
OLE
BILL
Sadye’S
tommorrow
BEFORE 1:00 P. M.
WILL
UK GIVEN
Special Benefits
K«»r further information
Phono 15
R KM KM RKIi THE IUG
Saved at Last
Baseball Game
3S*r
Tlitinulay Afternoon
VI
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m.i i h ini
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MATTRESS
IACKSONVILLE
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TOU8 S M U a ta s m i M M
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5 - ta c a tr t3
M l t a s w i k Iswytawsseh
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SIM M O N S
I M ARRIED
NEWLY ARRIVED '
300yds. T R IP L E S H E E R
— BEMBER0—
f’ r: . / ’T V
A DOCTOR
»y
the
he famous
Beautyrest
A LEX A N O i
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led Special
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SPECIAL
ATrRACTION!
ANYONE PAYING A
Inner Sp ring
S t o r y . 1U n r,y
A stirring dram a of air-st) town
bigotry and Intolerance, the W arn-1
*r Bras., production, “I Married
a Doctor," opens * t the Rita thea
te r today.
Th# picture la baaed on a novel
by Sinclair Lewis which reused a
furor throughout the country h y ,
exposing the rrueltle* resultant
frvm the attitude of self righteous
ama'I town people who Judge
others by th eir own narrow stan d
ards. tl 1* m id to be filled with
pathos and tragedy and dynamic
scenesl enlivened try romance,
sparkling dialogue a n J comedy.
Etat O’Brien and Josephine
Hutchinson have the ronr'tnlir
leads, he being a xuuntry doctor
who take* hie city bred bride to
hi* small home town where th e Im
mediately arouses a Jeatoua amt
bitter antagonism among the wom
en twenua* th eir huehsrs'W and
sweethearts are attracted by her
beauty and wit.
Unwittingly ah* create* • scan
dal t y taking under her patronage
a country youth with artistic a s
piration*. Encouraging fata ambi
tions, ah* do** not realist th a t he
M* * It
f ll« * lr,
Mr** !. I« r m w e l l ,
WJl liov-il, +m i \lr*. Jam es t;.
Shmron.
Mrs, L. P. H asan
Is Luest Of Honor
T e l l s
I.. Henley. Mra. A . I . Betts, Mrs. tia iffs than B m uL and offer whai.
.Vail, Artralt;
‘J r ;
ijJrM '<
*>
te+yy* ermskfitaV 'c d h tta h r
Mr, I II. klenick. Mr, J ll tt.iv. tem ptations to smugglers.
Nwf •W flrw S t.
*Qf Presides Over Meet
Among thn,e present w rrr; M r, . K in l>K JANEIRO, May 2D.—
I‘ 1 i'g sn . honor guv»t. Mr, I (Ah —Argentlna ami U iuguay, tw*
w I1- Italian!, Mr,, J. N. Whittier. I nf Broill's ten peripheral neigh*
M r, II. I*. t ‘«,w .II. M r, Holland t»ir,, are to te Invited to diacuta
| [van. Mr, R j | | v |y. M r,. M honVr .m uggling. Both have loarar
G i c h i h g t price
FULL OR
TWIN SIZE
• New )Wov«n .Stripe C oven.
* Pimou.* Inner-Sprintf Ccmnlruction— 231 ta lk ,
-H Ventllalon* Allow Air Circulation through Ioterloc. I
A new uuUreaa by the world’e+hnl-lutown maker. 28 white enamel venlilalon around aldea beep Interior '.
fresh am) clean. Neal French edge. Super-Imperial border. Illich icrade coven—attractive and durables'
Comfortable! You’ll alecp like a baby on It. A |27.5(Tvalue at a dear saving of *7JS5 while 28 laat.
�«►
*'I- -
Makes II
T. W. LAWTON
> >
Brsnght Ja taken right A
wiU hefp.Wnm constipation.”
• “If i j*» myself
<**»Upatr
: ed." b« explained, “and « T ajr*, tern filled with impure matter,
I Uml Mooted, take cold easily,
and (w l oat of eerte In a lot of
wt^a. I wfll taka about two gwod
Iff*** at Black-Droorht It M am a
ebanoo my w h o le system and
I f t.l like doing my work." *
Saldjn ZS-cent packages.
Dbt rid jfrK
JDUNN
‘
M, C .GINPER
-Fifth Coni
RAYMOND E
BOSTON STEELE
JAS. G. SHARON
P. L. THRASHER
W. f (FUNIE) STpED
Osceola, Ha. ___ _
For Governor
■■■'
District No. 2
’■
'
J. J. CATES
DAN CHAPPELL'
Chick Day at ' Tuxedo
Store. A!I ririctlee.
VICTOR CHECK
WM .C, (hom estead Bill) HODGES
J U ^ E R A L E IG p m T E W A Y
For Attotri^y General
Faad
sirriuK to m niiry am a law s
| fXJ.
■ mJ '
DAILY Trash «nt* at Rlnea in Tina t o i u r o r c o c u t j
SUIIUH
IRUISni.il
COVaTV,
Sendee Hutton. Cor. OUt and m n i o r s l o k iu *.
Sanford Ava.
In re U a e a ta l* (U . UYIION W.
J. D. DAVISON
» SMALL b
foldora, (1.
FRED A. DYSON
LOVELL. JIL, d e c ea se d .
(dual picture* In T o a ll C realtore. l^ -r sla a s. Ills*
W leboldfs fltu- liltiu le e * . a n d a ll P e r e o a e b s i l s a
C laim * ur D em and*
(Ho,
Kiiotei
For Comptroller
REX PACKARD
LOST! Purpla belt in Milana
Theater. Mrs. June Turnbull,
801 Magnolia.
State Treasurer
OTTO SCHMEHL
3—Automobile*.
PETER THURSTON
ALL-STATE tires Bears’ prices
and Sears quality. Reel and
Sons, SOI W. First St.
F or Railroad Commissioner
F o r -County Commissioner
37th Senatorial Dlitrlct
III PAWLA
...........................i t K i m n t j
FOR SAlJti 4,000 bricks; plenty
food second hand lumber.
First SL ami Oak. It. L. Da Hart.
For County Commissioner
*
4 A'-f4 .jr ' • ' •■
or o n i i i n c i
For Member Otturtg' School Board
far Kepresen
»
r
W. R. DUPREE
J. J. PARRISH
W. B. BALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
For Representative, StateLegtelatuj-.e
H. J. LEHMAN
C. B. SEARCY
FORREST B. STQNjE
R fn r e se n ta ^ v c ;^ ^
F or County Commissioner
District No. 4
GORDON BARNETT
B. C. DODD
A. G. WAGNER
For County Judge-
12— WanlaaL
WANTED—RalUble • ftmHy • I
occupy furnished bom* fi
cummer months. 113 Magnolia.
WANTEDi Good Used typewriter.
Cheap for cash. Apply FI 1I„
Herald.
FOR RENT: 5-room furnished
house to desirable ten*4t*.
Summer months only. II. C. Du-
W E R T -T h e
Diamonds And W alA n
Watch And Jrwetry Repairing
ntd Mounting And Encraring
t t i FRICUS ARM TSS h t WMI .
Fh*e# •* .' L UM S « || T<
m n m n m n in n M M n
Thursday, I to I t
> City Hall '
Loulae John*ton, honor guest.
CONPID]
ATldNS
Seminole County Credit A sh’d
Fresh Flowers
esety 'lisy.
Stop and see -them
Reasonable prices
Kehrtnet
refriesntor. '' f#0. ' '
sons, 301 y . r i w s t
D w tet& G * ? \
Manhattan Market
PLENTY second hand
tin, and bricks ' at
ORtE R* ^ T H IE U X
Umber Yard, Uth k Cypreee.
Pheae 385- y . _____________ ^
E. F . HOUSHOLDEK
J. T. McLAIN
GLIDBRi 8 aria chairs: 8 flower
stands; trunk*. '313 P «k,
JOHN G. LEONARD Y
H, R. PATH8HALL
lmMHtem*<ec»e4,(<f **»»«■♦**««****.*»*■>■■*■*#*#• h* *■
thriTugfr ■ m ig What 1
Iflamed when I HARRIED'
A DOCTOR.
V jg
GIRC BREAK” DA
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ONE GOOD
8> F. (Sammy) LONG
ii n
o r a m j iit T ia i for
t n o r r i M o r c h il d
TO WHOM IT M AT CONCERN:
• N o lle * la h ereb y * lv r n th at th e
undersign**.' w ill o n th e U n d d ay
a f M ay A. a H i t . a t ten o’elooh
A. if., w as so o n th e r e a fte r a s th e
m a tte r m ay he h eard , a p p ly la
tn Ih* J u d « t a f th e N in th J u d icia l
C ircu it. • In and fo r Hamnole C o * * ,
ty,
F lo rid a
fo r
on
Order
ef
A d op tion o f Ifaael U r s i n e W aalfa ll, a n In fan t fe m a le ch ild , a s *
w ot
der Ih* nam* of Ratal Doralh*
Hainan.
JERRY W. CARTER wants your
Ihtle.S hi RanfonL
Seminole
rate Jans 2nd In order that ha c"« "tr; Florida, ftila the Itnd day
may give tbs people of thla state uf April A. D, >Ills.
W. g. RAINES.
a Clean Common-sense Bus Incas
HKNIUETTA RAISE*
Administration.
D istrict K m. •
ILW.WARE
y a.% i l n a n c l i
ws both paint a
cAitniB loveix itut-rn.
Deceased.
FOR SALE) ZOO white leghorns,
3 weaki; BW^wfflte leghorns,
t week; Brooder, 600 capacity.
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Gaorft Calder, Lake Mary.
F or County Commissioner
G. We SPENCER
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A d m in istr a to r o f th e M etal* o f
MYRON W. O V R L I.JIL .
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W. B, WILLIAMS
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Man. Ja*. n. Hharoa, C e u a ly J a d e *
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In Ih* C ounty Court houe* In S a n .
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2nd and Palmetto
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PIAUGURATED GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
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; W fe 'V 'e rv
l l>H I> la whleft hi pralitd President D g o an K and tha lata N i a t a J
I settle af the Naw Daal, Richard W. Lacha became taverner af Laulelana -'“3
R M m RaugCL Ha la shown (eenttr) with hand apralaad taking tha M ill 1
meelf la tantlnuaaaa of Lang'a program but aallad for paaaa with tba
(Aaaaclatad Praaa Photo)
V) Be Seen In
Next Assembly
I m H Wall at Lableellla. Ha ana aaptured la OiaadaK CaOt, aad
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brcauia »< aotin a* I'm governor 'C*Julil tw $73 In* lead of $20Q
th a t’* what you'ie guiHg lu do." month. Mr. Banks cald. But
I'aty alio aaici acnui oremher*— hi* opinkn thla la too lai
not
all--of
the
l* (i)la tu re *lnce the average Income of
looked upon legislative senalon* pcr**ma employed la only $1
aa “eieure* for one grand party per year, and tha pensioned t |
of wine, women ami aong." and would be getting $900 a y aw .
declared the people of Taliaha'
lie quoted from reporta she
• f Dade county la not aeeklng re »ee »re tired cf h atin g Ibeir city ing that tha proposed ti
I turned Into a Sodom and Gomnr- ta t would Increaaa the
I reh." hi* itatem ent drew loud living by 12 percent,
applaiue.
chamlUe would be marki
till alaahlng attack on the il.it the m u l t would be fat
machine law alao drew strong »n*l I" «h» »nd there
applaute a i did hi* *talement monr unemployment. In
that "HA percent of the people ,or>‘
| of the d a le are again*! ilot m iBanka aaid he ha
j chine* and they will gw out of lh» <■»"■* propoaltlon
I V’lor ids.”
j "found It to be act
* When he (old Amo* l,ewi*, *l,un 1 *nd ill be glad to help l$‘
governor. ,n,< w1' fontlnoi to do po white
another candidate
who preceded him that he would lu <•'•'>*<ruction la under tha »a*>
dUagrre with him on *»me point* per intendency of competent sa
In bl« ad dm *, ne of which U |
law l*' support of the1 alot me-1 "n '"
congreaalonal c a a d t-j
thine. I«*l> tried to> reply but ,u ,,‘ t" *P*‘ h waa Judge Jga. Q ,
Paly paid “Sit ilown ymi’vr u m l •'h*ron of S*nfurd. With th#
my time a n t my sound truck for
your own *p*-ceh and now you
Burns of
«w •» give you the time I
II, (ilran •*■*# left —»it down."
Jtobineau
a»krd a ipie.tion reUof Duval,' ***• t“ Itity ’o runnecthm with
igler ( d e - i, *“> r*f*ng
commission
which
- f £ • ! » - “ he would explain la te r j
f lades. I In hi* addrra*. In hia n-ply he told
t.-'
of hi* aerriee with Ihe rnmmia-f ■ion and raid he had in ht* poTkdward or t m U (U r fnim lhf chWf Ex
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MRS. STOLL AT DERBY WHEN TOLD
DOOMED TO MASS EXECUTION
K*rpts Pal’s Bond
F rod A t 9200,000
•k
W ' *r u l*T* thanking him for Id*
.***' . ‘ aervice ami remmending it said
.* 5 * * r |h a had attended but two hur»e
l i i . ' twee* In hi* life before accept- dependent merchants.
Aa U> the canal, Judge Sharon
, , 0 , ,ll»g ihe poll and had conducle i
" id that tha general latareate1:
t
f**te» on * high plane.
of t'e n lra l Florida are ggJjpS
mount, th at wa* why Ike PtfUl.
Congtwaiienal D istrict was are ■
ganlzed, and th at "whan wa are
building the croaa-atato canal wa '
■Hoiill remember th a t Ihe nun
CENTER OF BLOODY PRISON FIGHT Might O f G tie8
To Borrow Funds
Argued In Court
Immense Crowd
Applauds P a t y
I n Tallahassee
Tawaaendltea la too great and
tfta prrposed tranaartkm U i to.
rates Uw pension fund would so
lucre**# the price of mmmoditlbo
that the aele weald drop and
that weeld he followed by fur- i
repulH 1r
thee eaemnlflvmcnt.
“The
McGroerty
Tawamnd
Plaa) MU la to Wry a tranaaeIWt. ar salsa, tag af S percent
with tha Idea that It win not
A w ? ta rlmalaiion." aald Mr.
tMnka. "Wa already harm enough
tan*, aad Owe# laves hare ant
Half you
teawiht aa on* perlty. Bear la
that this te to Aa a tr/nv- to leavt I
aattaa lav. and aa atwh it wUI
•a t hrtat aat hid ten tourer* of through
raTiaaa." After tha exemptmas
rftad wader tha Mtflraarty Act*
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�RECORDS TOPPLE A T SOUTHBASTORN TRACK MEET
M din?~ Coupons
O'clock Promptly
President* Of League „d k 7 ta
Is To Pitch First !*£"**•
Ball To The G*Men umi dal, *
7 W.teon, director of th*
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AMoeUtlm,
hot
"box cor" totter* bo
l o M kii arm la tho i n n t i
Orartomteg I w ■
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o f 14 end w*. out of th. gun. >rightk Inning. tho l~ k on m rattb* but bolf of tbo M tm . Bo Ited ta tho ninth, ta thotr guts*
Mite to Sanford ok. tho opening wkh tho Axalaaa In Pntetk* 7 *0of tho IMS m oon.
trrdey tad 0 0 a, 4 ta t axsktag
WMU wtth tho Godtgte dub H two straight for Soaford otor
Bordte hit xrotmd 400, rad boo tho Fatetka geng, Tho Lookout*
hwo t good Utter with tho deft*ted tho Ante** bar* B n -
famu • tarted tho •terr'fSoTiho
Mtlaaloa prim tomorrow la to
r-fj, but Mr. Watson snd-othor
aaball
mogala deny
that
M*r "moat emphatically." *
Tbo prim tomorrow la to bo 40
pto a* oiuat, bat It will bo
grgod of #*sry entrant. Blnco
child might bo given tho car,
lid ran will ba chargod 40 eanta
Itead o f tho customary IB
Boris eomoa to Sanford la
trad* for MeNelly, who had b a n
tradad oa p art payment for Baddy Laka but w hf was n ta ra ad
•ban Dm Lako daal fall through.
McNally la a first boatman, bat
aa th* Lookouts don’t nood'tww
ftr*t aockorm an d do aood an
other good outfteldar ha waa
traded to Palotka for Boris. Th*
new man will play loft field for
th* Lookout*.
Benford fan* aaw Botla wtth.
tha Aialaa* I n ’tha Intare*ting
gam* test Sunday. Ho was a t hot,
five tlaiea, got two hK* and mad*
only om a m t . Ha Mo boon hotting around AM.
Slum Thursday I* a half-holtdap tha gam* - tomorrow will
Start a t 9 o’clock, and th# rtadtag of th* coupon* given Liy
Bod Star merchant* wilt begin
0 that hoar. Jimmy Wright, angtb ar director, amid th a t It would
*dt surprise him If ,11 took from
'm r and one-hall to 'two hour*,
K road th* coupdoi, aa th a n
more than 145,000 of them.
IKBo*' Packard, vie* president of
Ih t. Skafonl Baaaball Acaoclatlen,
9b a a to b* a t Sanford Plaid
M f t - n f I* arioteat other fan*
«omdo flkawlao. With th* addition
OXtrm bleacher*, to b* hauled
from DaLand It la hoped that
them will b* aaats for tha
thousands who are a1 pec ted at
the gam* Thursday, but tha
Aorltar a parson gets tn th* park
tha greater la tha certainty that
,ko will get a good seat and b# In
31' position tn enjoy th* gsms.
• Ticket* will go on sals a t 1
of
f V^B-WCm*
•■* Tha ta r bought by tha Rad
S tar merchant* It tq ba given to
tPomd parson who It at the gam*.
;ra d h# must bo present when hi*
1 T\ia G-Men from Gainesville
trill ba th* opposing team In
Tb«r*d*yia gam*.
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This Week’s Games
v; In Baseball League
Daytona Beach
Yesterday's Results G-Men Defeated
By DeLand Re<3
Wins As Usukl;
NATIONAL
Saints Beaten Doeten 4| Chicago 4.
DKLAND, May Wr-The Do- tho win.
land Reds bunshsdp seven of A single by
tholr eight hits In tho sixth bH b“.‘jT *B ,U r
nlng hero Tuesday afternoon to ■!„**.„!!**■,
itefsst th* GalnasvUte G-Men, 4 e«uiecuUv* “
to 4, In a Florida State Looguo|ap (or the m
xatns.
Albritton,
GatesrrUte Fartan* and 1
pltebor,
hod . limited
th* to hot for a
DENVER. May K L -b fl—Talk Rods to on* y>M U t up to that Inning, eolteri
ing on*'* self out of thg M l gam* time, nod only on* DoLaad p lo y In two more 1
war* retired.
I* on unostnl siperteae* for a •r had reached third base.
Gainesville rapped Dopey Dean, OateeavllU ..
I l l 000 001—4
high ttebool tteaabaV player. It
000 004 OOx—4
happened 4o Ken Mstood, -East I •toning DeLand hurler, far elt DeLond ---------High catcher, who sxpnoisd suck hlta v and throo runs htforu b*
DUte How
disgust over s decision at th* plato wss r« tiered In the third Ammo.
In n f t me with Norik that Umplrg Bunch, who took Doagfs ptec* Amortesn. back, I*
T. Mitchell Bukos raved Urn to held tha G-Men to ftv* bln (le a ; ball with th* Pott
rad »a*' run,' and gob credit for Coast league) club.
AMERICAN
Detroit 4 1 Washington 2.
Boston 4| Chicago A
Ht. Louis « | Philadelphia A
New York 10; Clave land 4,
>T' Gaines villa at Sanford.
>' Daytona Reach at ‘Palatka.
- D«Land at HI. Augustine.
wee at) bu mol'jetl 'jy angry Ht.
FRIDAY
Argurtlni fans and player* after
Doland at Sanford.
Davtena Beech nt Galnoavlll* * list of gueettoiwd decision*.
Pslstk* at St. Augustin*.
Trailing 9 to 5, Ht Augustlna
shot from behind with three run*
In th* eighth, but 1 h* Islanders
SATURDAY
concentrated n ninth Inning attack
Sanford s t DsLand.
off th* relief hurling of John
St. Augustin* a t Pslatka.
Gnlnoevllle a t Daytona Beech. Schneider to t e ll five rene serose
th* plato tn *c«nt* of witi? dis
order ** the locals protested vig
to % m mber of drsclalou*
Six Baseball orously
by th* umpire.
Th* dim** erm# In thn ninth
when Mayo Langston era* rill <1
Giants,
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„ ______ out on itrlkeo without even being
k, Cerda, tM 14 IT 44,4141'l°“ t> th* hatter'* box.
:1«, Yxnks, 14 $ 4 1 9 H J 0 l| The Isimlers .corod flv. nntr, Pirate*. 11 65 1015 J 95 ■
" « ln ' h< * p * [ouf
Yankees
l isiO
Ditto,
Tinxtes, Xl
at liit
u eS3
a -.XT7
n r lnf" o tt Hg*U«|
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Big
ra tU B fK if
O R ID D n TUItNB BO X U
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ho leaped 4 fast 4 to win another a»en
title, rtv* foot 11 1-9 Inches f i g
tall aad weighing 140, ho was n 1
high scoring forward at tho Kan- SjVJJ
so* Intersehotaatl* . haskatboll A I
tournament test winter.
to Iravu town, when I t«t
through tailing what I
tchurned when I HARRIED
A DOCTOR.
vnaiTi
f f. i
e**K
Tb* Pirates af th* Lion* Junior atroM rh*
Laagca
managed by Harwell
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Stewart, go hro tho “llttl# world first .nd
tori**.- They defeated th* T . - l V?* —
boo* yooterOwr. 16 to 9. Cochran I
•tel Wlllla compoead tha Pirate JEiwwwn
babtroy, white Madden lad Creer Sited"* «f
did. th# haary work for th# Tan- Wait by. th
tom, Tb# worn
X l£ V
Pirate* __ t I 1 I I I I -J II n l r l a li
Tank*** - 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Tho Tank*** wU play th* Sam-! S 5 C 7 #
laoteo at 4 o’clock this afternoon nweaaay, p
to r aaeoad place In tha Loon*. Tout*
and than th* “little world eerie*" r t u r a a
wlC *Uri nart frktay.
m SSnoU .
PETER' PEN
m m m m
^Ttev* Swindell, f ln t Lookout up
fo th* test timing, hit a doohte
and whm Ksltby banted-toward
third aad tho A u W -third
bssomie w im il tho M
Doto
Hone to wfo tho - t o * ,
ju**i* of tho Paiathans Wt a
hoam ran, bat tho Aral.** ^
nnmhl, ta
In aeto, ' than
Panthers D efeat
Another Victory
Reds Tuesday By Won By Pirates
Merida State Leogoe, will pitch «hw* B«(Sggajf»o
th* f ln t tall In tomorrow’s gam* got th* only Wt
a jaln it tho G-Msu. Tb* gom* to W riuaooi pttebl
to b* called at 9 o’clock, but th o n , struck oa
ticket, will go oa ml* at 1
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o'clock. Thoo* can b# purchaaod aw )K * f* f pH*
at four different b o o th * -at tbo
1
main sntranco, at th* aid* of tbo F*™ ***_■**"*mote entranco on Msllonvllta
Tb* omrot
Arenac, s t th* north and of th*
g rin 'stand on Mellomilte Avd~
nor. and nt tho east and on Col- Jwa*
ary Avsnu*.
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Latwt aatlmotoa were th a t
S T
probably about 4,000 persona 5 U "
will »#* tomorrow** gam* Sor#
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whoa the Now fiord, car win b*
r i a n t da r i
Dart™
_glvon nwny.
D
a y t o n. D*«*k
Rote* a* ta th* division of ro- DeLaaO
cotpt* wQl bo woivod tomorrow, S r.jN ff'
oi*4 th* Sanford Baaaball A nte nateeeei
elation will got oil th# roeelpt*. M aiwd
Other* rained out.
TnURSDAT
With -Soaford tUa M m Doo
ha* woo thro* of tho Art gram
ho tterted, aad pltehod la throo
’X T ' " f * ta *° . rtIWT*,
oth«r pitcher*, bat too h i t to
MOO tho dtp for tbo locola. Hfs}
plteMng OTomgo tn th o L m « » b
J .? . "TEf ■“ **“ * * * * *
hi tho *la daho*
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Sanford Is n o Only Cntrat'
Florida City Affording Rad, Hiffrw
And Water fnnxporUUota
DAILY NEWSPAPER
RANT'D RD, ItL
HOOVER “NOT A CANDIDATE"
.Plan is Ready
For Seminole
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Dawson Says Farmers
Can Now Apply For
Celery Growers May
Get $60 Pei* Acre
FVwrtahd Taken Out
Seminole County farmers
lean now‘apply for baneflta
under the nsmr SoQ Conser
vation and Domestic Allot
ment Act passed to replace
tha Invalidated AAA, It was
announced today by County
. Afedt C. B. Dawson follow-
“THEY GOT WHAT THEY PAID FOR”
Dozen Electors Who CH&rge To Jury Will
Will Be Away On Be It Must Acquit
June 2 Have Voted if Abduction Was
In Judge's OftIce Only For Flogging
Benefit* Under Act
That Replaces AAA
Plant Cover Crop
To ? |Rebuild
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ManyAbsentee Prediction Is
Ballots Asked Of A cq u ittal
For By Voters In Tampa Case
Charge Denied
ThatTownsend
M isused Mail
‘T o w n s e n d g r a m s ’ j
Sent To Clubs To ^
Raise Congression
al Fund Of $11,490 *
*
tkan SO resident* of Seminole
County who are temporarily rosldlng else* here, and n doSM
electors now In tha City but who
will not be her* on Juno t, data
for U»o first primary, bar* *]ready marked their ballots and
waled than* In the office of tho
County judge. It la aipected that
many more ballot* will b* sant
electors who are temporarily ab
sent, sad that aa tha primary
data naaro more persona, aa they
find they will be out of tba
County, will it s II themselvoa of
the opportunity to vota before
the data of tha primary.
Ballot* nqw being
merited
will be deposited In their aenlad
envelopes In ballot box** on ataaUou day aad Um ssela brake*
and the vota counted by the elteUon judges.
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Political apeculsii ea a s . t e fanaar- Preaidant Herbert Hoeeer's
Absentee
ballot*
era
being
ambition* for another term In tha White House area set at rest
sent to sloe tore who are out at
by hi* atatament In Chicago: “It should be evident by thl* Ume th* atata, but Seminole County
that ! am not a candidate." He la shown bearding a train for Los voter, who will be elsewhere la
Angel** shortly aftar hla disclosure. (AP Photo) /
Florida on election day will vote
In Uta county where they are
located at the time. Upon ax*
hlbitlng certification of their
registration on tha books of
Seminole County and poll tag
recelpta for tho Uat two yean
(unless they are atudanta or
other eotare who have just baCITY NEWS BRIEFS eora* of ag* and tharefota are
not required to pay poll tag)
v_ *
they will be given a ballot of tha
Churches Unite For
county In whkh they are voting.
The ballot a* far as ltat* offices
Mi<KWeek Service
la concerned la tha asms in alt
counties, but It will be necessary
n* to rial candidate, will apeak In for tha voter* ta write on tha
amrgla tha nans* of the Bam!no'*
lag at
* * * ’ Canuty man for whom ha wishes
Methodfrt Cburoh. Dr., W. J.
to vote for a Seminole Conn’/
Carpenter, found quite* a surprise
Tha wawthar; Partly cloudy and
la atore for him whan ha want
to hte church on Wednesday even
ing for prayer meeting. It
seamed that Ms prayer* for a
larva prayer moating had finally, Mssino Beatty, charged with
bean answered, for shortly aftar assault and battery, pleaded guilty
hla anient car* began steam- before County Judge Sharon this
tag Into tha church grounds until morning and was sentenced to pay
NEWARK, N. J , May « . - { * )
approximately 200 people had •
of *8 or to go to MU for 60
Hoffman,
assembled. composed of old t**y». She deposited a bond to —Oov. Harold 0 .
whose right to represent th*
friends,
neighbors.
Baptists, «t»™nte* payment of tha fine.
RepiAdloan party at tha national
Msthodkta aad visitors. Tha oc
convention was challenged bacasion era* la honor of Dr.
Carpenter'd ■ eightieth btdthday,
and the Oviedo Baptist Church
had called off their weekly; da y of CommUeloMt* Samuel
Brtngl*, a leader in Salvation
prayer meeting ta attend th* aar- I Army
work. Th* late commissioner
prise party 1a a body.
1spent hk winUra In S t Petersburg.
Oor, Alf M. Landon of Kansas
Geo. W. Morgan, chairman of
tha Methodist Church board of,1 Political candidate* aad th* pub. won a awMpIng victory ta th*
stewards of Oviedo, was -toast lie In general arc Invited by the pratidtniiai prt/«rtnc« conUat
Mora than 170,000 person*
master, and welcome
Wend* Woodmen’* Circle to attend a box n0t*L*0r Hoffmann's foo, Frank
and
who. -gal
. vteUoro
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on tiro supper and dance to be given In lin W, Fert, who sought election
church Mem,, where seats ware tb* W. O. W. hall n u t Tkiaaday
“ »• t*** it would
arranged to accommodate tha waning. A silver eaUactian w|jl ba h* “rokuka" *to
tho governor
gathering.
taken before tha daace.
«™
«ta»
Jersey
justice to th#
Dr, Jamftfl ' B. D»y, rmitor. of
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Hauptmann case.
th* Baptist Church of Oviedo,
Several etndldateo fUad thetr
■«**«»«* ha lad Fbrt by apopened th* eeremonk* with aa aacond expense account* la th* ppoxkraitejy
46,000 rote.. ,h.
Invocation, aftar which the au- County Clerk's offlaa, today, but
dkne# sang tha familiar hymn, they have until Saturday In which «»»*raor trailed tho state’s high
"Bloat b* the Tla that Bind*." , to make such report*. Tho third man. former Ambassador Walter
*F more than 67.000
Short talks were mad* hy former oad last expeaso sUtemente must
Mayor Jams* L. Giles of Orlan- **
kalween June 24 and July wotea and National Committeewoann Edna B. Conklin by ,0*
do, who told o f hk friendship *•
for Dr. Carpenter during tha'
.
------part 46 yaan. Following th* ro-| _ * r Tr‘ 1 thoa“ Bd •* « # ,« < Mnd
mark* of Mr. Glke tho Rev. M r.'*, "PSUln* Porttan# o f th* Levy Soviet O ffidal I
Day called . upon , two — — « “* Young grants havo been sold
gomes to escort Dr. Carventerto *7 ^ n*nk of Mulberry for a conUnited
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Mod# pretea to-
Pastor’s Prayers
Are Answered By
People Of Oviedo
Governor Hoffman
Elected D e le g a te
To G. 0 . P. Meeting
»Wd Admission
To
ft,
7 tO * \m U T t H l t o l m S
aen tod X ' o L W
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C bti" £ ’
The Uad ta sash of Longrouth of Lake Jorap. A wartracts
n U N a B C O , May *]?—
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-tawe**
. £«
Pr
Staten
•* too Bamaiaa government.
United
AagM Island port
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BARTOW, May 21,—Of*)—Start
of the final argument! In the
Irrirthy Tampa flogging trial
dl'clm-ed that Judfe Robert T,
Dewell propose* to charge the
Jury It muet acquit the fire
Author Of Plan Says A
former policemen remaining aa
His Movement Will
dtfrmlsnta If It bellavei the pur*
pt»* of Eugene F. Poulncf* ab
“Sweep The West” •;
duction was flogging rather than
confinement.
WASHINGTON, May 21. 4
I’ ou lno t,
Sam
Roger,
and
— (iA P) —An aaacrtion, In- ■
Jo,eph Shoemaker, who died of
stnntly
denied, th a t th« 2
hie. injurlai, were beaten, tarred
Townncnd old nge pension on* ‘i
■nit feathered laet Nov. 13 aft
Raniuitions used the maib to. .
er being celled
out, Id*
the
defraud was made today bn* •
Temps polk* etation. Since as
fore the House investigating ^
sault is only a misdemeennr in
committee. Jam es R. Sulll* f
thl, state, the prosecution placed
charges of conspiraey.^jTali* Im ■ Thes* candid camera views show Dr. F. E. TVtmiend on the van, committee counsel, do* '-4
prisonment and khlnaplng against witness stand ae he told a House Investigating committee his old d ared th a t f 11,490 was raised »■
the seven former policemen ln- age - pension organisation had collected "In the neighborhood of a for a “congee**tonal fund* by
appeal to Thwvteend Clubs sent
dieted in the case. Judge Dewell riritltou
-«B**ri*n*d • aa to what contributors received Th
J*et jaart jgjuc ’.'f C tfe£Mi#»T ted-1 return, he said, “they got our organisation, which Is exactly what through tho mall* in tha form at
■Toemaendgram*.*
tlon to etrike all chargee except
Dr. F. E. Townsend, founder of
that of kidnaping and to direct they paid for." (AP Photo*)
movement, was on tho stand far
the erqulttal of two defendant*.
the third day and denied knowl
Information on the kidnaping
edge of the appeal “until after
count charge* Poutnot was ab
it wa* out." He added ha did net
ducted “with Intent to cauae him
believe th* malt* "were used to da-’
to be secretly confined and im
fraud." Sullivan said that prior
prisoned against his will." Judge
to th* “Townaendgram" appeal,
Dewell furnished opposing eounthe organisation niaed 129,000 ta
sal with copies of the charge he
defray expenses of seven m ail.
wilt dalirer at the conclusion of
brought to Washington In January,the arguments, prohpbly lata to
1833. to draft tha MeGraarty MB.
morrow.
embodying a form on th* Town*
E. A, Boaarge of th* dtfanse,
le a l plan, and work for Its pass
who opentd tha arguments, told
age. Dr. Townsend disclaimed
th* jury that th* judge would
knowledge nf Sullivan’S aaasrtlaB .
charge this Intent moat be specifthat only II,DM of tha (22JM0 was
kelly proved. Ha started to road
used before tha “Toertiatndgram"
h portion of tha charge to the
appeal wwa made far aiMttlow! 1
Jury, but tb* judge slopped him.
funds.
Boearga’s argumanut chiefly atDr. Townsend predkted ta re
tha
reorganisation
sal*
of
the
JtoJted tha credibility of state
portera the next Cotvcnaa v a i l .
Dads Gouaty Security Company,
harp at least 200 Ho**# members .,j
State Comptroller J. M. Lee told
an entbuslaatk crowd in tha city
The doctor _
.
park Wadneeday night, point
sat Ion would gain about 160 House
ing out that tha Court record
members In addition to tha SO nf
bears witness that Judge Tram
60 House Townsandltea
now
mell swore ha algned tha order
claimed,
shortly after dinner, a wsek or
“Wa will sweep th* ccsmtry Wart
10 days aftar tha matter had
of tha Mltikslppl," ho mid. add*
been laid bafor* him.
Without referring to th* gov
ernor by name, the comptroller
tlonal Union for Social Juatkn,
pointed out that tha (59,000 of
hi* not«s traded by the liquidator
and with Gerald K. Smith, am era
ganlier for tha share-tho-wealth
of th* Volusia County Bank for
movement launched by tha h l i j ®
•>(,000 of Sanford bond* were
Senator Huey P. Ismg.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-<A«) unassured not**, with (00,000
The pension Under raid, haw- A
—Successful conclusion of nego In unpaid Judgments ahead of
ever, a third party alltan** «f 0>n /'J
tiations on an agroament for th* them. Ha also stated that tha
thro* organisation* was not eonprotection of employ*** thrown liquidator allU hold* (60,000 of
tamplsUd at thU time.
out of work In railroad consolida tha bond* and the other (6,000
tion was announced by repreeen- were sold at “the full cash
.
Governor Lehman Of vlj
tatlre* of rail labor and manage value."
Listing four bank buildings, ta
ment after a conference with
New York Will Not Chlplay, Daytona, New Smyrna
President Roosevelt today.
Th# agreement provides for a and Orlando, Hid to bunking In
Seek A Second Term , |
WASHINGTON, May II — (/P)
acala of dismissal wages ranging stitutions In , each town, and
—A
three-hour
conference
between
up to on* year’s salary for #m- eight spittoons Hid to Ed Ball
ALBANY. N. Y , May 1L - W
President Roosevelt and a group
pioyta who havo been In service at (S sack, tha comptroller said of senators generally designat -H srbert 1L Lehman. luceassav .4
**•
knew
of
no
other
transactions
15 year, or longer. Al th*lr op.
ed as liberals oruht up early to to Preaidant Rooaavalt a* New
tlon, tho workon also would ba between hla liquidator* u d day with partkipante Insisting York's governor and
******* ‘ *1
du
Point
Interest*.
entitled to 'accept part salary
;,£j|
that politics was not mentioned. supporter of New Deal
Laa told hla hearers he had The senators said th* conference announced with dramatic
payments over a period of
month*.
permitted tha staff correspond wa* a general chat on economics, nst* yaatarday that ha1 will ua* .•
Th# President some time ago ent of the Miami Tribune to government, rural elertrifkatlon, seek re-elaetlun for a third terra, ^
aaktd labor and railroad exscu- make a ' eoapkt* Investigation th* Supreme Court and th* Guf.
Immediately, there were daUvaa to reach agreement.
die*tlon* of a -powerful "draft A
fay derision.
LaFollete, Wagner,
Wheeler,
Schwellenbaeh. Mlnten,
Norris
HJgh School Girls
and Shlpatsadl representing four
Will Sell Poppies
political parties, attended tha con
ference.
The annual sal* of 4popple*
Expects Election j
Of Townsenditea-
Unemployed Rail
Workers Will Be
Given Protection
Long Confab Held
By President And
lib e ra l S en lato rd
-v ■— —■",,l■■
Roosevelt’s Mother
. Is Injured In Fall
til
***** ftu>d*
wblah charitable
iWfk I* conducted ta horn* communities will bo held ta Sanford
Btwt Saturday by High School
U
* * * * * T.
* I * W Of th* comfor ,»ko Aatertaaa Legion
Auxmarr whlrtr wU havo charge
th*
always
Uf Million
HYDE PARK. N. Y , May 21.
Mrs. Sara Delano RooeeTo Schools I veil, 82-year
old mother of the
President, was reported "gay aa
Iter's nffka a lark" today despite Injuries aka
•uncad an ailoca- suffered ta a fall ska concealed
14 to tha county, from bar son for five day*.
flh# Inadvertently “let it slip"
’ apportionment ay
# f adbeation.
.1• while talking with tha President on
> (8.467306 tha, I tha phone. Then ah* deferred to
tad through tha, hla request that aba go to bad and
■d to the couatMa
Th* comptroller1*
presented (700 for
h in th* stela
Marion earns from
■to* fund. Amounts
HI-receive will ba
A s department of
Shir today.
Sty's share of th*
m eat b (6 J J l.lt
LA PAZ. Bolivia. May
Th* Junta which took coat
th* government after •
President^ Look Tejada Bi
Mat Sunday, ha* resigned.
LOCAL WEA1
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■tv,
lent F ro m
S id e lin e s
GETTING SET FOR INDIANAPOLIS
S en ato rs In T h e
Standings Column Game Y esterday
Senators' P i t c h e r Gsinesrflle G-Men
Allows Ten Hits, Defeated Them On
Score Is 19 To 5 Palafka Field, 5-3
Barden Allows Only
Three Hits While
Sanford Gets F oot
Though they backed op Doc
Barden's, pitching by playing
full of the victory the to o stabs rr*t*rday h r Ike
Ostoer vlfl*
txcbangs places in the psrtost- C -M s^'T be gants was played so
■go soloran, with the M htok* tbs P a l s t W i field. Elbert Fad,800 and the Senator* M X Tbs U»| h s rM foe the G-Men s o l
Bulldog* woo, IP to a.
1'mltsd the A n ita s
to seven
Howard pitched for Uts Bans* hlu.'^WhOa the Galna-vIO* gang
to n aod allow*a }0 hits, while collected an even de*sn hltal
WllUami for tbs Uulldega at- from
Lefty
U n s n , Feletka
lowed only I. The Saiutur* mail* pitcher.
|
ft** and tbs Bulldog, mads feu*
A three-run splurge In tbs aev-1
. . . .
1 I **tb, which
featured a triple bf,
Tha gams was devoid of apse- Shew Bock end a hems rim by
ts n U r play*. T h ai, were not pinch Hitter F h lsfsr.« n v o tbs
even any two-baaa hits. Ravens/ G-Man a 4-1 bad whldt they laumpired.
_
I creased In the final chapter wbsn
that Herbert Moose, who re
td ta the Lm/outa’ Ito#-up
w days ego, pitched h> the
three Innings of Tuesday's
k Some of those ball* looked
I they left Herbie’s hand u
gb they w en going wide of
Big League Start No Gaines Today
In State League
S u ffer i n .jwu r i e s ,m
The Plrstsi are doing right
i l again this year, up near Um
p.« f the pm ontags ladder, bat
g 'S e n a to n are net mush betr o ff than the Sanford Look!W- ao for this tearao. And the
i. Leals Brawn* era n hundred
>Ma behind the Lookouts, while
• Philadelphia Athletics have
Top Row — W l'bur Shew ( ltd ) ef Indianapolis, and Phil "Rode same rating aa the Lookoots Shafer (right) of Do* Moines, vstsren driven entered In the 400mile auto ride to be run next Saturday an'the Indianapolis Bpradwey.
_K — .
Bottom Row — Rex Hoy* (left) of GUndels, C alif, and Floyd
On the Sanford Lookout squid
re a few youngsters “farmed Roberta (right) of Van Nuys, whs win drive cavsiln the annual elx*»May* . will h ate pole
It" by the Chattanooga Look- Ic. Both will drive four-cylinder r a n .
it*, and If Nermah (Kid) ElberU , veteran of tho diamond ead
suer ef the Chattanooga dob,
i right they can count themihee fortunate that they ere
p| amonr Um - fofEotten yotmc*
ML
en- ef thejnajor isoguoa. “Tb* internationalTourney
form syslsm." RlbSrftld U quoted
IRe raying, -la robbing youngsters
’ e f a chance to make good In the
atoUesul pastime. Why, , ■ kid
| h asn 't got a chance those days.
-If he isn’t quite good enough to
breads In the majors, he It kepi
'• Mg Tarpon Caoihi
a. The paper say* that
sb Rickey, vise president of
Tarda, conferred with Mayor
itrong and Bu*Inara ManBarker of the Islander*
Tuesday and was shown the
baseball, perks la Daytona,
was favorably Impressed
Um layout,” the Newa-
■ says la the Pelalat Jama* McNally,
w in the Lookout*
w raaeon and was
htka fo r G a ra y ,: to
"torrid hattlo" with
;l
gjjjjjjjj**1*
fbiud.iphia
ammu
m»w
the American, the YsOktr, eg!
Jf*
-------- ,
the Red Sox, ere without their
ill
DBLA'VD, May U —The Deytona caUheie, while the Cards are getm
Seech Islanders broks their ttirvo- ting eteng without Bill Delsneey,
" " rtm o losing street to tko DtLand out *0 Spring teeovtrlng from an
Rods here yesterdey, rapping two attasb of pnownoaia. Rick F sm tl
l *'1 Dot end pttchern for 14 lifts and will bs lest to the Rod So* for
!!! 10 rone, to win, 10-g.
a waok and BIU Dickey probeta y
Mi
DoLend Held the Icid until the . wtn not be In the-New York lineseventh when the Daytona Beach‘i p for a t least a month.
..I* slob bandied fuor hits, two e f them ] The o tte r key’ men on the side
.til dowiilse. with a te e s on belli off llin ra ore Bill Jorges, Ctbo’ short“ * tbo tiring Bunch to w ort four ru n s,' stop j Lefty Gomes wad ‘Johnny
The blenders got to Dopey Dv*n Morphy, Yaokw pitchers; Lefty
T -r,
ci«v-(*»4
ITl'Uto
Wa.itlnetoo
i -mi ,
hi.
The Rede, who bit OernUkl band
In tbo first tuning to se en twice,
s f ded two more ta tha third In
f t . 1st sis
maintain their lead esUl the sev
enth. In the eighth, DsLeni made
two runs, but fort short of everIftirji y Um k i|t»« IitdfTit
In fa flt r
NATIONAL
Deytona Beach -..108 000 481—10
New York S, Brooklyn 4 (IX In DaL a n d ___ L J a m 00ft 0 » — 0
atnga).
Philadelphia 5, Boston 8.
Cincinnati 8. Chicago I.
St. Louis X, Pittsburgh IL
Ycsterday’s Results
SARASOTA, May W .- P 1.M ng|
off tho Pinos <efnra m'ndnwn.
H. R. Watson lande-1 a 47-pound
tarpon with mo<lli<m task'*. Ills j
companion Glenn Brye ranght a
flO-poundcr with heavy tackle. Tho
ftah wrra inter*,! in tho Tooth
International Tarpon teoraamsnt.
BOCA ORANDTl M>iy W—(Ah
—Slrty-thrvo (arpon wore landsd
In Boca Grande Pass. W. J. LeU
man, Tampa, 1«1 Jothcr afolera
with hU catch of nine tarpon, the
laTgaet welghod 140-pounds jin'*
the other* ranged from 40 to 90
pounds.
Many other ’erg* tarpon were
landed, N. R. Alien of New York
bringing eon In weighing 140
pound* end anfi | 04. Mrs. Allen
raaght an 80-pounder.
Dr. John A. Colne*, TTnmpa.
landsd a . 180-pounder. He also
brought three others to « f f
weighing 10, M and 2A pound*,
“! Islanders B eat
ffl: Reds, 10 To 6, In
... Game A t DeLand
ANIMAL TOLL HEAVY
CampbelTa Racer U
Sold To Band Leader
In London For f50
RAN PRANCIBCO, May 1 8 .(AT—Mora then \fiOOJOOO animals
wore killed by hft-nin driver* last
year, atesrie ’ Matthew McOurrle,
•ecretary at the San Francisco Boctaty for Prevention of Cruelty
to Anlma-'o, In a plan for drivers
to show more cars.
The famous Blue Bird, first of
red a g ram ball! by N r Mal
colm ' Ompbell. noted British
sports enthostaat, and seen by
many Baaford folk la rscra on thn
Dayton* Beach atrend, baa been
n d foF <M. It coet |tSJWJ.
A leader of a London dance er-
PETER PEN
P irates Get
On The Seminoles
Only the Giants among the 1** 1^ * « •» * « * » * » -* . In ‘World Series’
Ownra hfl) be r a t of Urn Y saira
llnoop for a t (met n weak with a
tom llgamrat h i d e left shoulder.
Morphy nmy not pitch another
game for tbo Yankee* a ! season.
He Is hi tbs hospital with t rup
tured bleed voted ta Um grata.
Augustins, 1 to 0, Wednesday
afternoon. I t was tbs eight tints
the two teams hav* met this
season, and ft waa the ■eighth
victory for the Salats.
S t Augustine get only throe
hits off Harden, bat It bpnchsd
them In tbs third inning when
Zupanic scored the on* run of
the contest Tbs Saint* .made
thrde fauaglss daring the game.
Sanford threatened to aeoie on
three different octa* Ions. Ia the
last Inlnng there were two Look
outs on base*, bat SwindsIN
struck oat and the game. w if
over. A doable play in the
seventh Indicated that a score
might be mode by tha locals, bat
the side woe retired before third
bow eras reached by a Lookout
The score:
ssc ro a n
** n n n * n
Mvtlbr, Sb
* # • * • *
rt* rr, ••
J * • L ! •
Maxwell Stewart’s Pirates do- n o r n . r i
IsaUd tbs Seminoles, IP to 7, test •’cOnwin,
•vontng In tho third game of the i Jw JSaM f
111110 world Mrioc" In tho Lions U ^ m * ^
Lraguo, end tbo teriw now stands: P W W 1
PlroUs t, tmlnolvt 1.
8 i S £ 'I
Two two team* meet again to- M,dl’r’ *
morrow afternoon a t 8 o’clock on Total*
tbs Grammar School diamond, 5*of“vd •
____ s e t t s s w i —i
Should tho P lntsa vrin that will i * 'n A u,f?i
la. Rnnlisr. Twoto the and of the teriw . Should I »>••• hit*,
ran*. Dlstnif. atol.n
n.
Bacrlfke, Swlnthe Seminole* win, another gsme !$*.“ < J fo
Otar. Donur, 11*.
will bo payed Monday.
flaw,*. ■?
,1c. L*tl os baa**,
t, ftanforS I. Bams
The feature ef yesterday’s game ■«- ■*•«»■
M»AI»r t. Itard.n L
waa tha catch by GUnn Cochran m rutb"^.
f HsAUr t. liantae
ef an Infield fly which he got l o ' *
Hr, bv M-dl-r (W «
Camsbsll nod
first hat* la Urns for a double
play. A lu g e crowd witnessed
the eon t o d ■•«.*
•**
The batlerlsn: Pirates, GUnn
Cochran and George Willis; BatnU
noloo, Thomas Cobb and William
RTOCBCHOLM, May tH.—UP)—
Bra nan, RoUnd Floyd. Umpire .Prince O astsf Adolf tan sided (be
Eddie Binder.
Swedish saber ; rbvmnloniMp to
The seers by Inning*:
'm any othee sports crowns bo has
Pirate* JL.-.ai 8 8 1 7 0 x—19 woe. The 80-year-eltl eldest son
Bemlnolw ....0 1 0 0 4 0 1— 7 at Sweden's crown prince is wvll
known also ns n daring and ikjll-
again strikes i
gifts, probably
tha dcvtlind
HI* p la n It bel
RB 1ITBUB FBVIT LIMB RICHBY TO COUNTERACT
Acm, alkali your BYimUX
NISI MALTBD CHOCOLATB
_
WRMT ROOT BXRR
WB^TRUBFRUrr ORAjJa*
fa £ > 7
�(OKAS
White Man To Serve
Two And.Necro To
* Serve, Three Team
In H ie State Prison
,000 Will Be
Before End
The Fiscal Year,
■e 30, He Sar>
Commiaaion Asked
To Recomm endFlan
Taken By Ex-Jo
Of U. 8. Court
Southern Flori
C JA h a s r e k , m y m .—<*■)
tOMMiiov Shojts today promised
• Bhk J* echooU their (all leglsUv* appropriation of 110^00,000
nuld- ha pall 'before the end ef
URRm OI year” June Mi What*
mC*rauHiaf le neceetery to n y
temtot the designated school rw top eoareda will ha taken from
* abtV s general rertnne fund.
m
le p o rt of »ha *P*ri*l “nriport
eenunlttee,” afined by Mayor 8.
O. BhinhoUer to *dvb* the City
Commbstou In alrpart » a« w * .
waa forwarded to MarAn Smith
and atooiiatos with the requoet
t h a t . (hay cayafully aonalder the
V acates O ffice
In M iami €
Holland Appoint
As Ritter Si
sor la Confi
Payment* already meda to the
thoel* total t 9.4W.000. Eight
FWn Indletiti*
“no.bds’* w w
the grand jt»T
WASHINGTON, 1C
— (AP)-1W«t«d L.
Miami ousted Federal
attacked In the Court
Claim* today the eonsHt
tlormlftr Ot his conrletloa I
the Sonata on Houee ~n
peschmsnt charged,
In an unprecedented e
tlon, R i t t e r f i l e d a c l a i m f
undred and eeven thousand del*
»r» a re new .callable, and eatlItea aay >08,000 mote w il eema
ro a wheel source taxes.
omptreBer J. M. Lee announced
t r t a to to th it hie office bae MOT,*
M) an ilaV * foi Ihe public echo* It.
poet, bat each a leaae b advised
the
committee
w n « t i the
granting of the follow!nf con*
cocalorn: Sale o t gasoline and
oQa, storage iq the municipal
b i f f elnce
a candidate lev the County Com
mlaetoa from District No, a.
& Wight, chairman, T. W.
Deitch, Voile William* and a J.
A rretted Suspect
W at Tried Before
Waa Abused Of
Killing Cousin Of
ChasJ'armetpNegvo
•■
mi
dwelling
« , rtft {('
if. iStliST *r?
In return (or the eaduette
nwireiikint to Smith, or acme
other aviator mho might wtah to
operat* tha airport, the commit*
toe make* .the follow la* mom*
mondaUenoi
T h e opemtor shall have avail*
ab b en the Hold a t all time* a
, third eueeeeilTc t l m O ■forman Thomas waa nominated fee
f the United Statea by tha Hocblbi party a t Ita national
Ip Cleveland. The white-haired leader b acen working
ew-York »U*e delegation shortly before the cenventbn
m. He w ay It* presidential c*millet* la 1S2S and ISM.
Ihorough la d w H h
Seminole County ha* received
|1I0,0M 41
.The w eethert Partly cloudy to-
Maeeaa ftod members of their
famlUee 1 to the Benferd district
are a a to f . to ‘ ito a rv ^ the after*
noen efTThureday, A ly I t , foe
a baa hat pteab a t DeLeon
Bpring*: T h a n will be dancing,
■wimmtng aed ether entertain■sent, ala* gnama* for the chil
dren. The : eemmitte* to charge
of the affair b alreday making
‘O ne-EyetfC ars
A re To Be Ruled
O ff The Highway
Nationalist, Canton
Governments Pro• test Latest Move
hf*
Pnnl John*
A bulletin
* flooded.-
b e P ped tl
I p i s t e I In
bed
s.-n t
* r h y th e
More Troops Are
Sent i n t o C hins
By The Jspsnese
DETROIT, May » . - l ^ ~ 4 t a *
porta that feer-etrlhea membere
of U irn iaek Lcgbn are burning
their hood* end robe* war* re
ceived today a* authortttoa mapped
TIENTSIN, China,
plan* for a flalsh fight oq tha
t o — J a p a n , d e f y in g o fficial C h i
night riding terrorists,
n ee* p ro te a ts , a n t 1,000 to o t*
"The tack of Ihe orgaaisatbn
so ld iers In to N o r t h C h in a g a r r i hss been broken,*• said ProeeDeputy Sheriff M. 0. Gordon, •ecm to d a y . T h e n e w r e l u m e eutor Dudley Owen i f Jackson the "molorvyel* cop,” eerve* m an ta f o r th e a lr e a d y e tr e a g tb a n e d
eounty, the Blech Legion itreng* notice
Igarrison* to Tientsin,
that
ha
b
going
hold. "Bore* membere are berm
Peiping end Pengtal lartooety ag
Ing their rob** and I don't think
gravated a tans* situation. Chi
the remainder have nerve enough
ne** aourcee. Mid Japan new had
•ft to commit further violence."
•MOO troops In T bntsia and Palp*
The John Doe Inquiry Into re
ported floggings sad abductions to
The powerful Cbn ten govern*
Jackson county where five meg
meat Joined the Nanking Natlonalare held on chargee of bee ting a
lei gevernment to protesting. Of*
reluctant member adjourned to*
fleece-ef Japan1* enlarged mili
definitely • • pique for calling a
tary gerriaen qubkiy demanded
metropolian tree trend Jury are
that Chinee* authorltlee stamp
getog forward In Detroit. Michi
oat n strike by thousands of stu
gan’a trimiftal syndlealbm law tndents, who called upoa China to
acted to combat communism may
“rise against tha Japaaeee Inva
to Invoked egetnet the U fb *
sion.”
,
whoe# members contend lb nlghtBtrained Slao-Japanee* relations
rldinr and Intimidation waa In
were further aggravated hy the
spired by aeal to defend the toontry free* communists.
' has opened
0 store room
to;the Union
f t Ice ef three
eaaWadh
(tainted L.
titte r , ft
federal Judge to Mlgml, bn
ault against tha gOvernmen
day to collect salary tint
we* ousted, by the SenaU s!
aa a court of Impeachment.
S BRIEFS
Undo Municipal Airport.
"The* operator ehall ha fa*
J. R. "Tru*" Bullock, native
■ponatble foe tha aarriaa light
ing ayetam apd other gguipment, Floridian, will epaah In Sanford
th a t may ha tovtatbd a t the alr- Saturday morning between 11 aud
I t o'clock to tha lutareet of Us
eandkbey for stata romptruL’ar.
Apr. 1,
stm ts. Students tod mart bed
through them spreading anti*
Japans** pamphlets deioanclhg
to North China and Ja
May K ^ t o •muggltag
pan's m e a t heavy rvlifomment
HotIda Canal ef
lb Tbebto and Peiping gerrtlueddy tidal rtaa.
debyeJ today
ped ennsiderv Chinese report* accused the Jap
icy epprooria- anese army command of threat*
entog to n s tin troop* to disperse
the dsieonstretore and take ever
control ef the city. The Japanese
would not comment eu thee* re-
PolloB
Dismisses
*1 McMullen
U CcntsoWidth to
WAfBINGTON, Mi
—Cobnal Jcacph L i
tha Army Judge adrt
•P e
o fffc e
*M
euau
•b a u d from th e Arm)
bwtog h b cewvbtbn
b b t ef Calamhto B q
.M ir**
M1AMI, May
t*. Ritter, coated United
dlitrict Judge has eurrendci
chamber* -to
MlelmV I
Building, but declare* he h
given up hi* - rig h t to ft
as • Judge-" Soon after ha
vtctlon w Hone* Icdpeachm
charges of misconduct.
The former federal Judge
mltjyd he had vacated h b U fl
after Poe(master Will leas CL 1
of Miami aaneuneed in te r ,!
surrendered tha key* to tie :!*
without en enplanatien.
"I geve op the key* heeeum
toebterte hy the Feetofflwl
part meet th a t I meet," lit te r
eland. "B at 1 did net wry**
my right te function *e e Jm
and 1 wfll he to court • r O r t i
th at I attack the bgaHty r f
removal hy tha S e n a te .* '’# }
The Poetefflce Department
�W ro te ,
V j^ k .d f l.ftf iw s u w
W ' l .w .M rt'fU K T v -r>
,
Having* auffere*
Italo-Ethlopiaa criala,
“ W d • eoiOintfnt r t f r r t o ah eoToetf-Wa l a t ¥
jrarloo«jp -tlm a ta d l farth er (ipUbMtl that to ta l
r^'ii3r: ST1n S y f f i t f E S
ttw ikU oa
Jr*d mlrtJoa doIla ri am] that whlh
w hin tha act waa pal—H It wma
anticipated that tba r>rtf*nw nt
m l«||t aatfar aoma low tHnw*»
th*. —Vftteaaf a# Mtt> raBcf *»**ur», tba pn» p t* t i t th a t do lpa»aa
number of war boat* which wotiH
rproviatool of exiiting tieetlee wit!
lahera breathe eaaler when thi
vincible and it I* with tUa ttM
of monition* no army and
Hi. DM III tinned to dedlaa and »!* ( t w i n
r »a»wirti-1hr* aw rtcafaa la tba p u t lotlaa
BW. Tto o r trnr lindlap bulitotiona, rep*
itMg ft- raaaattwe *ho m l n p at million#
u*at w v } o f o ar people, would boat dwllasd
want 0*- forth— la T«lu* with moat io« r f W r lo u ton—e—naaa- Map 1 slaa ro-
8
a Of great potentialities. one
before
I paortpagaa o at of tha ? ow<l hanks
of tha country and avtwl la tha
[distribution of t u h to atma mtti eo m rf-1 Ilona of dapoolt-r* who w tra m
otror i y I grara financial difficult lr».
fV
I “Ton u n t i l that tho onpo|M*« Ac radon miarapraMnU tha facta la
•oua loan* roportln* eoll—tlona oa lU mcrt.
1 _____ _
I k a l *•' vallri ri ■
the 10.18,860 <010 total die.* TH o;hjt
report to which’ p * tofh* far Aha jaaW
month of Januarr, 1JMf
.n l
auad art f W 20, 1030, h- *-nJ*** *
•Total' r—olpte e f tha afre-atlo e- fhal
or Rapra—ntalhra a t Tateb—i — t w<U ha
on only ONV paprallt
lieved wJU make n*Tl® tU on of tha ij
Cur.ii On tant port poaaible. even in the heavls
laa, And. I submarines gorge. f5rty-ftve milaa lo
OP T il* OTATg Q f H o W D * * .
QORDQN B A R N E T T , ( « M h O t
States Coast and Geodetic Survey ahip Ocdai
which, returned yeaterday to tha New York Navi
JkopRlyn, after ten day* of hjrdrofraphk aumy!
hfostr of Sandy Hbot," •aye the
‘‘Offshore- sounding* by comparptl
made In the areaitnore them fifty
** H r * 1
itandant
of
their posit!
Droceadin*
Wr- - w—- — •
mapkaepa
BBCAUSBt
mil* gorge ha* a» n tc
surrounding ocean floor,
moBh than a mUe beJaae
^ t ' -If this ancient vat
YOUR
COAfPTROtLER
�.
t'lW sto n
*
Mrs. Huff Surprised
With Petty Tuesday
K n . George Hoff « u i t t o
(stood with a n r p r i n birthday
parry gUnm Tuesday afternooa at
to r torn* on U i r d A n t m to
K n . a u WfcJkcr. M utton of (to
Credia Roil .Department of tto
t i n t Baptist Church to d ottor
friando w on Invited.
« , fc5 T 5 i To
tE o b te tiiiu rra s t a g day
W r <1* Batumi Sprint*
A t
*•
PUUfto
Itetita) GtonDttty*
rk_ « « -■ rt__ I • rv___lk_ .
n ---By Min Davis*
tt< *
Chsrfci roTlm., ctm rtUy
pearing fn I W e r V S ttH *
fall-aslor feature, "Dsrielng
n t* ,- b being- h»n«a%• ***
P etso n a h
far. and Mr*. James Lento
| to rn Xtovad to Brardall A n n u a
Rock. Ark. la tto (neat of her Ma
ter. M n. & U Walter.
Dr. E. D. Brownlee b In AV
b n ta attending a board meet*!
tog of Agnes Scott Collet*.
J. W. Blildr* left the fln t of
Um week for Butler, Ga to ipend J t t o t m , Jr., Wesley
to to
Oren
Adam*.
• abort tlip*.
Hmtaten, Ctortea That*
Mr*..J. O. Ando* will leare t#> H. X Chase, and Mi
morrow morning to wietor for Al
r W o f titU * Rock, Ark. and Ml** buquerque, N. Me*, to apend UM
France* Jefmvin.
Tboat invited w en: K n .U w r f a
Ifuff, bettor w e .t, Mr*, P M . Ran■ettot, Hto. B. C. Moore, M n. W.
The memtora of the Tkorsday
A. Can*. Mr*, tlaynee, Mia. NewMornteg Loneheon Club wet* Ufe
tan Btontrom . Mr*. C. A. AndoTtertalned with a bridge party a n l
•o ft Mr*. Wm RtrmbWy, Mra. If.
luncheon gtren yeaterday teeth ,
W. M u r , Mra. Bunt; Mra. R. A.
ln t by Mra. B. U Perkth* I I to f
WRIfetoa. M n. A. C. Wmfcma,
homo on Magnolb Arena*. VMM
Mrs. D. X. MeNab, Mr*. R. R. Pip
and bawl* of roe**, ■intitea, ated
pin, M n. W. P. Brooks, JV, Mr*.
oftor garden >fkw *n krera to o l
ML S. Rocky. Mr*. R. H. Kipper,
■■ decoration*
Number Fir# i f tto F lre tl Mir*. Hr* Southward, M n. R. F.
it Cbarth arlll Meet at Ctopar. M i. Britton Johnaofi, Mr*.
• At tto conclution of tho ly^dfk
M. with Mt*. C. E. WU- M. V . O ertU nd, Mra. Field*. Mr*.
game* high aeon print, tilk baoat
In comps
ftenea* SUrar'LaV*.
was awarded to M n. R, A. K*wCL L. Walker, and tto MUict Ira
M
u Clrel# Number Two e l the J a w Ford of LHtl* Rock, A rk,
man gRlta cut prlae, playing cards, southern
(e b o n ) ef
was glren to Mra. M. S. Wiggins.
Alife Trafford, and France* JohnLuncheon area served InformelTy
by the hostess, assisted by Mr*. .
meet i t djOO^P. M. a t the toitei
__
_
Circle
Number T
ire* mof
tto
a .ma ’ m
its
m
—
Presbyterian Auxiliary, - Mrs. L. Mr. and Mra. W.-C. mil and Mr.
r . Bdrye, chairman, win m ast a t and Mrs. 7. E. Ro*millet enter4:06 P. M. a t the home of K l l talned with a boat party Thursday
J . V. Bennett, TIB Magnolia Are- erdnlng for tto BafmagunCI duff,
hue, with Mrs. Bennett and M n. Senior d a w officer* and sponsors.
Fred WTOlam, aa hotUaaee.
Games and m u te w an enjoyed
Cfrei* Number Four of the ktid sapper w u served picnic stylo.
Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mrs. Vie- . Theas pr akes t whrai Mrs. R. C.
tor. Graft), chairman, will meet a t Maxwell, Miss LUlteii Dunlap, and
l:M P. M. with Mra. J . 0 . Andes, Mba Rath Wand, sponsors, tto
'J r, MIS French Araau*.
Mbs** Carolina HUI, Mary Went,
Orel* Number Fie* of tto Margaret Beanett, EsU Benjamin,
Pto e tf teilan Atedltery, Mra. F. EUtatoth Brlghsm, Virginia Meri
Scott, chairman, win meat
wether, Martha McDonald, Mar
3:80 P. M. with Ml*. W. A. garet Kelts, Mary N*U .Smith
f actory, U lT Pack A ram *.
EH ubeth Turner, Jull« Bell* MeCircle Number 8U *f tto Cl*Hand, Jan* Gantt, Doalce Tyler,
M f l M H t t 1 Auxfliary, M ra D. and Francis Roumiltet, L. E. Tew,
L. Thrasher, chairman, win meat Frank Benjamin, 0 . P . Herndon,
a f fiM P. S . with Mra. Ed H%- J r , Edwin Bonbke, Rotor* Raasfd aq r eaener .Teakb'i Btraa* s U d , task, Jack Mention, John Mauser,
n .L ,
■ *
’■ '
W'tom,
Roy Wrig« ,
(M PtkftteM M
rWetnon'e Orel*, MU* R*bac*a
Btevene, chairman, witl meet «l
7 JO P. M. a t tto tom e of Mr*.
Heito r t Russell. Celery Aetna* Club, present and new, wUl to
gueate e f the prepId*nt, Mrs.
Walter L. Coeper, fo r luncheon
a t noon at the elulrhoase. *
WEDNESDAY
Annual business meeting and
monthly luncheon e f tto Woman'e Club of Sanford will take
place a t 11:80 o'doak a t tto
•tub house with Mra. J . 0 . fBxff,
Mra. Jakn -Meteeb, end Mrs, W.
_ _
E. Wrahhoff as hostessea. Bee-
D.
S e n i o r Class Picnic
Is Held At San Land*
a
to
—_
fa
Hr* on man S. Deforest, M n. M. 0. Wkp f
gins, Mra. C. R. Klrtley, Iff* . c
Ralph B. Wight. M n. R. R. Deaa, C
proving M n. R. A. Newman, Mr*. D. L
Memor- Thrasher, and M n. 0. D.TOahop.
dents and Interaated friends, the
Sophomore Class of Skmlhoh High
School entertained wfth a May
Day festival recently on the school
lawns In honor of the Senior Class
Mrs. Deans Turner and Dean*
Turner, Jr. hare arrived from
Nearly 100 persons attended the Of the school. Mbs Martha Me.
and Robert Quantock
rt Mycre to spend a few day* annual picnic of tto Benler Class Donald
th Vis* ft,W * ateter, Mra. ef Seminob High School held Tues- reigned aa queen and kink and
were selected for tto honor by
Ernest K npp, Park Arenas.
poular rot* of (he student body.
The pageant w u directed by
Mrs. R» C. Pickron and small
Mba Nelite WUlema and Miss
daughter were moved from the
Lady Jana Lenders, Sophomore
Ferns Id-Laugk ton Memorial Ho*,
sponsors. Ladies of tto court w an:
pltk! yesterday afternoon to tk*
portrayed by tto Mbs#* Loots*
torn# of to r mother, Mira. J. H.
Pardon, Sybil Boyd, Margaret
Wynn, on tto Old Orlando Road.
Relts, Elisabeth Brigham, Eunice
Tyler, and Caroline HtlL Gentle
Mr. and M n. J . Howsll n * h
men of (he Court war*: Charts*
hf# planning to leave the flr,t
Reblnson, S t Clair Whites J r , Rap
of tto weeV tar Middletown. M/
wrlght, Cart Feeler,
Francis
Rottmlltet, and Edwin Bonbke.
O ttor parts were taken by the
following: John Morgan, Herald)
Doris . Jkckeon, Joateri Marjorie
William True, tto father of
Cogburn, witch; Brantley Adams,
Robert
True
of
Lake
Mary,
has
1
L___sea
■
Am
wBarnacU Bill; LsRey Cooper, doMrs. J. 0. Lanejr entertained th* tsettre; Cecelia T n la tk , singer;
members of tto Tkmsday Bridge and Mildred Hodge* and Daphne
Club sod a few oih«lr gueate with Takach, musician*.
a bridge party Wednesday after
Th* ‘D ance of tto Reason*"
noon a t to r home an South Ban- number was presented by Elisabeth
ford Arenas. Th# rooms e f the Leffler, Marion Eatridge, Virgi
Laney home Wars adorned with * nia McRory, Lenor* WHddtm, Cafprofusion
gsriten flower*
—
'fusion of garden
flow n* In lln Palmer, Aajlrey Nee**, Mat*
bright i In I It
guerite Ingley, Hasal Whitehurst,
At tho feteluston Of the bridge Lob Chspmka, tWrothy Stewart,
game* Ugh score club prise, dust- Joyce Hunt, end Margaret Tenhei
Ing powtbr. wa* awarded to M ra
Lillbn
Adame,
Jacqueline
G. Ei McCall while a similar prim Campbell, and Alice Johnson pre
**a ghteh to. M n. rrstek Scott sented tho ‘tetnw ftot'* number)
who had U gh scon among the Laeille Slaughter, Virginia Peeold,
h th in
ottor (seats. Mra. B. D Caswell and Helen Palmer pies*pled tto
won the "saraeno" prise, rot- "photo dnne*"| and Joanna Aatori* ash triya,
sarello, Evelyn Catos, Kathryn
* a * v S M r ,h a x
Rsfrtshmente were served by Thigpen, and Dorothy Wiggins
LANEY’S DkUJG STORE Ik CaswsU, Mb*. E. I. Hoy, and took part In th* Spanish dance.
Mra. W. B. Finnicg. Thoe* pr*eknt Warkt Mra. R, o . Fox, Mra.
G. S. MeCa.1, Mrs. Lee A. Oenolry,
f a n . Edmond E r i t o , f a n . A. W.
kf wfa-
^
N to U to op 40 No. I, Cheptn—
ikuten Adams.
k b to a t in Q Major: RUettoren—
CMto Raskin*. Mertha Wight.
W M t e l Evening. Ceerne—Louise
March, Jeasb Jeynor—Kirby Fite.
Ve ^ b D Major, Ketterer—Mary
faction In towine t t o | opportunlt h . ate k tM nk of tto paA To
America tote iotet to ft* to n e r
cf thl* young man, wto by frit,
detrrmtnarion
«M to rd Work
soared from pteto Id M M Ik h m
in an wnttiftfaly khkA Me*.
IT* left h it b M M t e e k , k htoH
Term near F T adm u, CHrTahomk
when 10 year* of hf*. th Fred-
Behry Otho, fang-time motion
pMor* ctonh eter
actor, ban
pSrtlr leafed f t ST stag* coach
hold-tfp*' Ttote to r* all era tto t»
to, of rtterk*. and 'Otto always
baa bekn on t to wrong ilda* a t
Mkwrka Brilliant*, F b en U r-L u JCoeBIng—Eibryh Rsbu.r,
MOTHER'S FRIKKD
LaeV—Helsn
bCaato, tehchmann—Kitesheth -wad
I f i Whig ham.
CUmMnc tto Hill, MaUard-Cerm
Uaa Beabr.
ISteMbahe, Man* Zucca—Gwynns
MB6 teb.
Flylhg Dons,
Heins—Angela
Mtlach, Ellisbeth Fite.
Caprice, Aathony—Ralph Wight. ,
Masurka, Groton—Mildred Wslls.
raise Caprice, fU th b o a-E .il*
Hutchison.
Oelop d* Concert, Jackson Peabody
C C X tfc J iL iiU t yM tetm when J.
J. Catetola afactw) ia office, tor tholr tax bltli will
bo le«a. Vote for J. I . tibtdt tter Coonty Comml*ik»ner, CMalrict No. 8.
, t
^
fast vn F.*i eAE
Ml
BATtJBDAY HIW
MAV 30th — i P. M
i
t r i ST. A M * M A G N O L IA
CURRENT
&
EVENTS —
fttftlL tS
pLA" f . s r x t 5 w
— Df
Bo^
E V E R Y O N E A T T E N D IN G SH O W .
E v ery b o d y W ofeoma 1
FUSE
B r f ftt T t
E b rg ire t Lindsay snF yi *'dobttT the imuSemmt piers at tto
toaeh—she always wins prttes at
th e games.
She’s particularly
good a t hnosUnR the milk bottles
CHICKEN
JACK W, FLTNT.JT.fc'/
:« m
1
s u e r
am
CONSTABLE
i™
~ t.
It (ft* directed by Lloyd Corrigkb, designed in color by Reto
ert Edmond Jones. T to seat rjnelude, featured playen Ilka Late
Albeml, Victor Vareonl, Jack f a 1fob, m Ity H Cknkfno !*m$y,
.Thank w ho t t o l t o t e d * kkUk-
M tln program was given
Caprice,
If
racerd Quaking hit* in LaWfi
On B r m d w r W m M In "SI
Wto" tod "SmBtng F tem ftw l
T M Eton*. fn ~Ai H k m
Ctoor," ikplaetog Clifton W*1
■M hi H *rty Rtehmsn’s '
Wton."
, : »'1
•Dkntlng T in ts .*
th# ft
f«mfai>*-)«A|th tarrianc# Wit| t;
•tc to d Amcfrur s re r filmed.
t*h nor Technicolor, <• »"Bw
o f H lo a rtiiU .
a aerie* of thrill Inf ttdrfla cklHn*
for tto flneOt of acrobatic (kill.
In between to nmka# lor* to K in
Duan In tto tweet, tender and
colorful fto to to ad the ta a d oM
day*.
Mn* Perkins HoMN,
Her Luncheon C!*fc
t e . 'r v i i j s . . , is
ap
M r
Ti
tto
youthful d n rm . PU rtttt tto tUIn
role, opposite Staff! Doth and
Frank Morgen, yoang ColHoe
doe* terry thin* to t fly by hta
own power.
Rr itap-dance* ttpdn galVAn
and t i Wh d nrm i; be ytefhi t o a
brilliant Spanish rap#-wWHtog
number, a eetoMteaai moonHRbt
w ain and aeren other ravtetto*
of early California jrhythoi. He U
1 m *a If* Jane Ford of URM
Salmagrundi S t t i f f
Entertained On Boat
*
ii
f. Mrs.
Wilson,
Candifiate for
t,
A MAN WHO HAS AtWATB troo*
tW m m AND NEVER BEFORE wma
H i «dvocnten * complete reorg*pixgtk» of FlorkU'g T hl Structure.
H* will fight for an extenaion of thg bonefita
Exemption Amendmwit.
I A |« -
of |b« -Houm tead
.
H i believes in *U ti legislation >to iMiat cittas and counties in their
refunding operation* and for the control of Bondholder*’
:f»'V Committee#. *
■
• ’
JbuwfU work for an adequate system of ok) age pension*.
■ s will rapport tbs platform df the Florida Education Association
for the benefit ef the schools.
‘t o r Will' s t fai tfm p e ^
and reliable
^
ptojpla v i - ttd s e o o n ty h o n e s t, s o b e r.
�■ * !!ISf.
TOIWi
vKRUFNvMk
BANfORD
}• #vA.>wi
aonllght
Miniature
will luirooad tha
Inf tha Inpraaaka all
% rather than under,I
R t- I
niu x«. ia >
I
<»*■*«• m u b *. m i
H. I NoMr- |> K rr-hT
|l v , n .
T h a i I Nolle* la h a t- b y
|l m ,
That
k a '| KVA II. IIIN M I.K T
kald*r
of nitlTB IIU M I'IIIIK T k a ld tr of
t h a I T a x C e rtio r a te
s « 111. Iaau*.| T»« C o illflra t* No. t i t . Iie a rd Ik*
•
Ik* Ttfc day of Auxuat. A. I>. l i l t . Ird Oar Of Auxuat A O. ISSI, ha*
“ J h»* flint -am- in n r off loo anc filed u m . In mjr office and baa
L E G A L NOTICE
flrnt n*o made application for b lax mad* agpU.atlon for a lax Lard
' w j l a d to be loaned thereon. • Maid I- he leelied I hereon, bald reru n .
. cerlllicale embrace* Ik* falluer.' ral* embrace* Ik* folloarlas d*»
•ee*
deecrlbcd properly In th* ecrlbed property in th* County
U**- Opaalf •’ISemlnole, Stale of PlorHemlnol*. Slat* of Florida. to.
l u , |»w«||:
*
Hex. 117.SI f t
N 14 f i x
Lal I* I O. Packard* lal.
SI min. IS. of 814 arc. Pool
Add to Midway plat BOok S
H-c. II. Twp. so South Bang*
p»xe la*.
>4 Knot, run N 44 dex. It
T ke .......... m in i
af
tk* m id
ipetty under ike enfd rerllflrate ‘min. IV Sit ft. N IS box. *4
min. K III ft. 8 U d*«. IS
aed . wee in |h* nama of
n u m : ii .voi.k t .
min K tlo t| f|. s SI drg. I
I a nITnleee
min. IV 111 fL to box. .1*
eel.I rertlflral* ahall he
ecreo.
redeemed armri.lnx to law, tk*
The
or Ibe la Id
property deer r Itied therein Will
t>* properly tiaetamenl
Ib.e
under lb* eald torllflralo
•old th* hiii'e.t bidder Ibe
al. flret
leeoed
wee
lo
Hit
name
of UAir o n r l- b o n e . door
an " June. MIK J. WidUfKIV .
S lan d er In
th e mnn r of
at
June.
I'nlree
eald
certlflrate
akall
ho
S*, which le the |a | <
redeemed aerordlnx lo law. Ibo
day.
1*14.
property
deecrlber.
therein
will
bo
.tin te d th u :th d i r oIIKHNDON.
told lo the hlxheal bidder at Iba
•ult Conn of teourl.honaa door an the ftrut
inly, Plorliln.eKohd.ey la tho month of Jua».
.Mil. which la Iba lal day of
j underground," 1m Mid.
‘ No effort It to b* i j t n i H
■I* explained. to mako th a . HastI fordiklrx bom* both eomfortahl*
| »“d »»fb. Th* framawork will
<K *t*bl with reinforced coa; rrala. ExcaraUoaa win k* to >
I dapth of IS foot orxr aa arm
of SOO h r 100 frrt, Daly rtataa
I Th* roof, eamoaflagod ax ' ■
all. Irani* m art and garden. will k*
----- . . . *‘ r f hear* r-nerato. rapahlo of rafw ™ wUh ilitln f hoili bombs mad «han.
BrUfieUl •MlUrht
| Katranm wUl bo U rough a to tv
1 1 Nu marge, inch home* are ri». m L
Eddia (Earl) Lowix. aattlng fir*
»r- to sn iutomobfl*.
Ieto.1 a C Prta*V foreman. sdxiMd
I at tha, Coart th at th* grand Jury
tnxy ha* hot completed i u labor*,
otxnd and tha I t mra yatanwd Is tk.
n**r| Jury m a s bafora tha;indictment.*
road worn toad to th* (rfiM litl Toinot lowing tho nalH lihfc of Bmtty
» ■ sod Jonaa th* Coart rtf****)
tidg* antll Friday moraine of bait
S J ^ b f J h lU r t* ft,tUr* ** AU"S
ot ,h« ••fill bedroom*
•T T Mborao
^ m irL
w bain* dmi
1Wnr room»
*f* io.trw
b# of
; , -Th*
now
dmlfaml, fU mT0X,r
. tbn>o,h
which 'will
m
'Ind& M tfait-M am Owned and
Delicious Steak o r Chicken Dinners
Thursdays and Saturdays
10 T IL L ?
aver Charge
BAKED MEAT
Armour's
iJ M *
CoHon Bol
.
Couples Only
WHITEHOUSE
bombing tbara are two obriaB*
koluSlona In building;
niroaty ,1
bloats of flat* *t widely ,gae*d
Intarral*, or tho andorttoond
Horn*. With proper m u i prodac
tion method* tbara la no rtaton
why tho U ttar ahould not bocom* popular.”
n o t ic n
U««.
'AVION
o r A P P i- ir a T t S B
TAX H M D
------all kinds — mixed the way you like them — —
PHONE 286
JELLY. S for
Sah Rising Brea
MAGNOLIA^ AT 1ND
ENCORE '
STUFFED
OLIVES
VEAL CHUCK ROAST
FRESH MULLET
4
FRESH SEA TROUT
FRESH SHRIMP
P & G SOAP
SCOCO — OR JEWEL COMPOUND
maf
No. I can* PhilMpa
' ’
pound
________ •
‘
17c
.
_
I.’
pound . r l 5 c
S p a r e " r ib s
2 pounds
25 c
PICNIC HAMS 4 to 6 lb. avg. pound 2 )C
Our Own SLICED BACON pound 2 5 c
PORE VEG. COMPOUND 2 fo r
2 l€
15c
25c
15c
____
■•a ra*ara wwwww*w
-- -
—
Pineapples 2 for
S a lm o n
D BEANS
W ater Oroaad
Potatoes
MEAU 4 lbs.
I.4MUM SUBI
i c *n
Oarhart A»*ort#d
BABY FOOD 3 cai
NKW HBO ■«•«»*
Tomatoes
2 for. l i e
O-BOT DRINK
J-V
O L T H F ta
^
PEAS
IOC
_
lb,
JUICE
1 NS1.M * r u a
GROUND
pound
_ '
BEEF POT ROAST
SULTANA
"FRESHLY”
ROASTED
STEAKS
_________________
<R C
«o.
.
tf |\C
Itf
Western
DRY SALT BACON
COUNTRY ROLL
Pork k Bean* 3 for E d
; new
RED (BL
‘A
1
•> fwwdbsi
I fan
can Dromadary
Dromedary
No. S
.
Grapefruit Julea
JL"
No. r Cana RURAL GOLD
Sliced or CFothad
PINEAPPLE S far
j y>pt- i 2c
CANS 1 5
SARDINES
pound
pounds
pound
A ftC
IO
Large, Juicy FRANKS
na«T ohajih
Octagon 5 for I Q C t f f i T T F R
1 <>Ub 25c SMwdrlff
2-lbx IZHe Roaodaio I
M ATO JUICE
#
F A N C Y M II. K F B I! WSCXTBRN
RAJAH
2 cana* Itc
Ut
RIB VEAL CHOPS
pound
2Sc
Riley’s AH P ork SAUSAGE pound 2 5 c
.
Daisy
CHEESE, lb.*
WRaTRRN
SANDWICH
» SPREAD
* q t 45c Go. Plmor
l e g i s t 19c LibbyComcdS— IHaali
Economy Department >
DANISH
ALL KINDS
Malowtd For Your TaUe
PUlabury1*
FleO U R , 5 lb. p k r .
Croon of Prairie Suguf
CO R N , S A n n
.
Navy
B E A N S , lb. p k f .
Quality Department,
FANCY W te a r ISSN
COFFEE CAKES
Youl Lovit Ralish Spread
. 8-01
Praporad Murtord
!
quart Ur
Youl W i t Salad Drafting
to i
PARKAVB.
S c o tt T oilet
Fresh Killed FRYERS
pound
BRANDED LOIN STEAK pound
CAKE
*
T IS S U E , S ro d s
Putnam'* Apple
Branded Western APC Genuine Spring
A gC
Rolled Rib RoastCO LEG O’ LAMB C D
SULTANA — SMOOTH, RI
;
Harry’s
Liquor Store
’ FULL LINE LIQUORS—W1NES-BEERS
•
EVAPORATED
DEL MONTE — HALVES, YELLOW CLING
RAJAH
I
__* Somlnol* Caualy, p lo rf
(RKAI.I
^
holder uf Tox Certificate No.
1eu.-d tbo let dar nr Au(u*r.
WASHINGTON, May t9 —0P) *S*.
A. fl. F»1t lia* filed.aamo la aty
—Eclipxl&f *n paara timo Itxuaa, elflno and he* made appHaatma
for a la* deet. In he linud tk*r*S*aat«ry Morgan than n n ‘ Mnn- -n
Said rertlftralo embrxsea Ike
dax will float aa offering of I t - 'following deeerlhed proparty In
064.000.000 of forarnmdnl aocutl- •ho 1’iiunly of Hemlnola, SlatO of
to-wll:
Um . IncLtllnj $ 1,000,000,000 to Pl.irida.
Iter IT II rh S A SMS oh
tv
Of
NK cor Seri Ion S.
tfulid irp hU prooont cash balanro.
1* South. Rang* S*
Th* tranaactinn
will rover Tiwnehlp
reel.
w | }| eh SIMA eh
maturing abllxatlons of $1,060, s «S dex K 4.T* ch N lt.1l *<l
tl^e*
lie
ft
«.| m NW Cnr>!
000,000 through a refunding rpor- I SrK k
atldn aad fortify th* troaaury'* Th* iMf**m*nl of III* Mid
balanc*—which now stand* at $2,- nrnpTiy nniUr th* Mid c«rtlfl«AU
647.000.000—wltjj naw ra*h in
meet all naada, InrluJIng tha
aoHlarx' bonu*.
Tha bllllon-dotlar rath borrntIng. togathar with tha waakly
borrowing of $60,000,000 through
tha Mia af troaaury bill* wa* axpactad to ttda Um govammrnt
orxr until th* naxt quarterly fi
ne ncing data, 8apt. 1$.
This is - a delicious
•*
homemade product,
.
P. IIEIINDOIS.
.
Treasury Is To Ask .
Ilem ir nlll No. M t
"'lw •* hrr«hy xtren, That
For Billion In Cash J. *W.
COOK aad OUADTS Ctxuf
ARMOUR'S TAIA. CAN
CHOCOLATp
a
F r i.* S a t
Individual lb . 2 1 c
MALTED MILK
p o ll
pm
LOAF (No P ork)
O’ Siiiisliiii# M ayonnaise
N ollr* 1* h*r«ky
given, T1
AMX1B MESLY b o U e r * f 1
C e rtirtc at* Ne. S4. I*tw4 I ho •
day of A nnot. JL D. lilt, I
filed n o * In my offMo and. 1
mod*, application far a tax <b
lo bo leaned tk«r*oa. ba d H it
cat* embrar** lb* fall, wing*.,
ecrlbec proparty la lb* Cenadp
Seminole, Mala af Florida, la -8
Lot lb? Saokertawn.
'....a
Tbo aeee*em*al of Ibo *
property under lb* mid **ritfm
leaned woe la Ik* naio* J
OKURUB MBBteT.
I.'nleae bald rertlflrat* akall
r-deemed arrordlnx In law.
proparty deaarlbad tkarela will
••Id la |h* hlxkeet bidder at
murl-hoaa* dear aa Ik* r
Monday In Ik* month af J |
IMS, wklak lx Ik* lal day
fan*. ItJl.
Haled thla Tlk day af May, II
-------------------- June. m i .
.
0. P. HKftNDOP
I H aled thl* 7th d ay a f Mae. IMS.
C lark ,a f n r r a l l C o u rt
C
4
k ir r tia oP a ppl ic a tio n PI
T I S ^ U M M .^
^
'
Na *MN
Tomatoes
Peaches
5 lbs.
2 lbs.
.
Sweet Corn doz.
I.IIKMN U > 4
OK
B utter Beans lb.
Yellow Stjpash lb.
Bananas
Lb. Pkr- Graham j>r
SODA CRACKERS
U PTO N ’S
4to>nd Carton
COMAR OLEO *
$ ib. eartax
B utter
I t aa. Jar
2 fo r 25
ARGO PRUNES
No. 1 Can
ALERT DOG FOOD
Qoln Jar
QUEEN OLIVES
APPLE SAUCE, 8 for
lo OB can CampbaU’a •
TOMATO JUICE
.No. W catv Standkd
P otted m eat
Regular Package *
SUPER SUDS, 8 for
tILET TISSUE, 4 roda
L A M B BUTTER K RU P
BREAD
2 S °I
5 C Jell-o 3 reg. pkgs. |(
5C
M.CTI
8U0AB. 8 II*.
»®*S» . . .
,-t', . J(
w RICE 4 lb. pkg. |i
Z v JBWUS, aBOHYMNINO « •
J 9 ° Scoco 4 lb. etn. (
i r r
r TISSUE, 8 for
* *”* * )*
n ip n R R M P
.
�Z Z * ? .
t Of Hon Id*
in r a c lT b A la S o
'J r '
Mow*! Ydtir Health? i
IS. - — ...'._____ _____ ,.
I
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'
■-
trit l n claim Uwt net mart than I
to I peccant of atoffllry Can be aeevented far by <Htea>e condition*
la etthvr father or nether.
m th e diet of many people In
(hi* country la derived mainly,
from t o m b rnrm which Vitamin
I ha* been removed In the milling
proceed Furthermore, c a n fcuf
vffvublea which o n a rich aourca
of tha vitamin are not Includ
a . w. c o r r u tM u
ed to. nffktoRt qoantitle* in tha
i m w \ . *r.i •
part and determining the
axtent of the dartogt, may Indeed
order massage and paaalve or *cttve motion. Rot uif 11 ho artvle**,
Inactivity b the aaf* ml*.
: W lnt appear* to bo aipraln may
I Indeed be a bona fracture. Thla
RIVALS IN AUSTRIAN CRISIS
Bilftrtis
1 fa naw flaH la.1. e a t la W. i k . . a . a
,
-
WBA1.>-----------
In bUboa epMb, on* *k <M ftw* V atic* ‘bb ^ t f C A Ttow r a i
B iiX lR an g M to rirtbV# the a t-'
H*adf Publisher*
a laaauvi lb u p .
• *
,
Kmi»**i7%»MVr " a i A S ^ r s a f
-msa* arptieouoa tac a ta* * - «
Ha spasfcs to ftaafMnl
TOMORROW
(SAT, MAY 30th)
4 P. M.
? K s m iV -" 5
1
J
tie, now," ho writ**. “I take ft I Haa
for blllouanaaa. If 1 did not ta lk 1_T*«
It, the a i u 2 U \ to d ;
C 5
would put d b out of bubfnaaa. f t O t®
t* tha quickest wedtrtne to Yetove ^
mu."
(
* 1araH
Black-Draught b purely Va*e- £J„rt
table. h b to a.n f the meet too- a .r
n m M i Macitoiu
A t O r M o ) 11 A . M.
e-*•
JerTy oomea to town with a ‘special m o u n t to tha
maaad Club and tha kchool teacher*.
.Independent Merchant*, don’t bo mlalaad, Jetry 1a
•D R A U G H T
if friend:
Paul Shoemaker,
‘Sanford, Kla. •
1 *
f
Ita refereace to report* better buaineta a*» n endors
ing anyone tor Oovemor. Stop In executive session*
OrLand Jacksonville Tampa membanhlp of axacu-
• live committee voted overwhelmlnjly not to endorse
| any candidal* In first primary atop Any candidate
claiming this endorsement la gul'ty of political chlI tanary and should stand Indicted before the mamI ben of our organisation.
'
I
c
Sam H. Slcgal.
Member Executive committee,
j.-. Batter Buslnna Aaa’n.
water hamrda. Do 'not drink of
•vah naa tor washlhg purpoaeo
water drawn from aouVcba of un
known purity. A clear atraam h
not neceeaarily a aafa iatraam.
Avoid bathing In wt)«h water*.
Many gietrolnteitlnal Infections,
aa well aa Infvftlon* of th* eye*,
tare, noee, throat and haad sinuaaa, are contacted thU way.
If drinking d ater cannot be proMretUfrom any other aourca, bod
It and b aaf».
Beware of r*w milk, unloea you
know (ho herd from which it ts
drawn to ba eertflvd. Even then It
b better to boll the milk, f9t It
may hare become polluted tn
handling.
J. B. 6happelt (abova) of
mlnpham New* and th* t
aM was aloetad proalton
Southern Newspaper , f
aeeeelatlen at th e punpU
Wed Ih Asheville, N. 0. (A
Pree* Pbetel
BAPTIST MEETS BAPTISTl
2 to . 25c
The move is forward, and
we must advance. But the
cry is for—
j \ | f /,
*v •*' • *toLa
New energy, enthusiasm,
integrity, and determina
tion. Thestf qualities, with
impartial and able trial
work, are tha vary found*
tion of the law enforcement
demanded.
nta be embodied in tt»
ro«ecutift|r Attorney.
that thfa 'County,prof*
hoSuaT pr'
fto * a)‘
v tlr M j ~ 1
-re rjh rr
. X L .,,
�THURSDAY, MAY I K i n t
UNOFFICIAL
lorae Owners Rally
To Nominate Hodges
In First P r i m a r y
F or Supt. of Public Instruction
PREVtARYELECTlftS
T.W . LAWTON
District No.,1
for
^ tr e n c lh o f 100,000 F lo rid a
H om o O w n e r* lo P iny
Im|)oj-t.'iVt R ole
For Member County School Board
DEMOCRATIC PAETT
BniWinr
Materials
’
moot rraranabl, pricra
ami br<l quality and
rti, quick*, t t.rvlc*.
Hn it I NOLB CQJJSXX
SudJrn Senrlea
For County Ummtomm
[
|
c
0. RAYMOND
F ir th
RATES
l/IBUP
Re liar 1 iim n.
7r Lne A itm m
CHARLES DUNN
»«**•♦
*■*,
1c Im, I munih.
Minimum chare* .Uk
! BOSTON STEELE
lfc!* THRASHER
W. J. (FUNIE) STEEfti
For County €mm
For Gov
Dlstrlsh Hm S
DAN CHAPPELL
| X. A CATES
WM. C. (Homestead Bflfc HWSKSt
—
............ — t
fiH(nft»| *
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTV.H AY
For A ttorney
T heir dirty is !•» *N* that no film
lick in g the divuMi; a approval » *
• xhihlted and tint til ji.irures ai>
HA VV V n llV WATCH_ trjiaiivil
i.ccampoakt! y u '*m #r shin In
1— A n m /u n rtm ciiL v
by mill* who really know* h*»*v
’ h e y h i v i bn*u
Bri
Jeweler, Ms in. A Ye.
FR F ¥ '
pmi**.
qukU .
Stomach
ulcer*,
im *
iriili mention
reliivri
r i f t free s a m p l e ilneloi *
prei*r*ii<.ii,
IMga,
USUAL
m h ii
at
a M lill'K
ti*» i n t r i a l
U I*** ' 4
X Dk DAVISON
V
W l > I I It Ml*K Unl4 *f
n * *t».
i^» OrtifLAt.
5— A ulfim nbilm .
Mr
Tth '• *> •» '•ItU'.l
\\V *4 ••( y * * 1 *1*
1
1° P i**'
I I,^
t *• -
4 » • « • * '* -’>'
1
J E lt li l
p p t p p ttt rrp qto v
IMmi* '2nd in o n i e r llint ni*
m a y iJive like peii|ile u f Uiti fi ll**
a tleiii! i'e n i m o n - i e n ^ e Hu d u e ts
37th SmatorlU, DfstMci
W. R. DUPREE
• District No. S.
W. B. RALLARD
ROY L HOWELL
For Representative* S tate Legikbture
Group No. 1-
ROSS L HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
FORREST B. STONE
f i V J * i . +romm*
GORDON BARNETT
For County Commissioner
D is tr ic t N o . 4
A G. WAGNER
B. C. DODD
W. B. WILLIAMS
For County Judge
For Countv Commisswner
TTW. SPENCER
"
District No. B
t-*i.rj 11ll- I"- -I
: : For County Prosecuting Attorney
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
JOHN G- IJE^NARDY
J. T. McLAIN
W. HERBERT* MESSER
II. H. PATTI8HALL
H*iuih.
t h * *ni*
«»*i***rtin -ni
ilMItNtn -S
Flnrlil
m m ami o* an «i| h-»i mlv - it » ti
I'l aira and iiinlhrr** |it-iu-i"ii'.
. •Niinnni.il- llrnltf- *' 1" lb** f - ■.»
1 1 ni y
|i.», Iw-.inn- III*" l-al.l '
y ni ilii-.i- nm- himdrrd ihmi„n,| VI .riilt homo ov.-n-r* *o,-,tlii-r » i.H
"
„ a |ia»t |M-rf«rmrr ami not a
Ian nl |iniitii»-r!"
FOR RENT: unfurnished
apartment. 5 rooms nnd both
Renaonabla. 221 W. (Utli Si.
**-*.»
f ft**- *1 ol
i*r !».•• -*1t| rrfllfl
i i * •o *h« lullin' i*i
F or Constable
. Fourth District
H. (Jkny liEK
BOB DODSON
j . f . McCl e l l a n d
For Supervisor Of R eg k tratio n
EP.M EI8CH
DAVID K. McNAB
i . J. OVE^TOEET
W. J. THIGPEN
LEWIS A. TATE
Democratic C om m ittM w n
Circuit C hart
GEORGE W. McRORY
C o lfe ta r
■Bi- ^J
"tT■
W E R T -T h e -J
lU .tm in d s A nd W a tc h e s
F in e W a lc h A nd J e w e lry I t e p a lr in j
U ian in n .) M iu i i i H u k A n d E n g ra v in g .
n v 11i;i:vy •<»**.
i a n k uf t *11« *«ii *“i.iii i f*f
pinna bunualuw, Hmull dnwn
paym enl. 1UI l V'n-ncb Avi-niio.
IHI M.)
N- imMimIi* i'lMfiii f
I*' Im ni j
I M) r. I 'ln l
au il ’ k
• u i n - ' i i : • •in . u a a .ia :
t iik
i-a—» a
“
;
to w rir
V 'l T« r . « i q y
* nan a a a a a a a » « a i
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K h AltK l‘KUi:il
A U STK AL>\N
l*in»
m a ll Inga. ■i
(.V Ulllf SKIIVKK
1
John R. Jon.*, Jr.. Ilrurjall,
Avc
I :; YOUlf IV ITCII MOST IIK '
I ;;
11
At CI'HATK
Official Hallway Inxprrlur
!
]
jnMcLUILIM Jeweler;
l![
, 112 I’ARK AVK.
UIM EOGRAIM I
P H IN T IN C — I.E T T E R * W R IT IN G
M A ILIN G LIS1*U-—T Y PIN G
C O N F ID E N T IA L IN V p S T IG A T IO p a
;*
Seminole County Credit A&b' ib
• >♦♦♦♦♦* »♦♦♦♦* M l* * » * * 4 * -‘
Dozier At (layV Quality Paint#
m ! ; " ......... —-r?n-----* ,
J5
h
k
A
a
m
m
nmer r
! i A:.^.*
V-MS
-
with th# btsU
__ •
211 Sanford Avanot
SPECIAL FLAVORS
THIS W E E K OLD-FASHIONED
, Pineapple
Buttered Pecan
Banana Nut
Coaaaloto Lin*
LIQUORS - WINES
■ fcfflN S
-112 SANFORD AVE.
bayr ar* full of f t o l u A nu.
FIRED PQR FAITH
FLORIDIANS, WELCOME
To DAYTONA BEACH
LNESH!
YOUR Summer Resort
That’* What ThaojuvuL .if I’.aiplo Throuuhiiiit FN.rida Bay About the DiMlmrjru us Dado Stall■; :. *• ’^tUirm-y of
The best living accom-
.
Candidate for Governor
Exponent of Daeency and Honesty bl Government
lake to the People o r S a o fo n l
. i ■*•
M- a t M agnoUk A r t . a n d l i t
':v y8
/ *
K. VERNON HAWTHORNE
Holding a National Award. Presented Him Dvnealh
tha Dome of tho State Ca|*ll»l. Mnwthoro* w u IUUroaded from Offko Becno**- ho had Rogartl for hia
• Oath of Office.
HAWTHORNE
; ¥ B. F. PATY
dnlriag to
I i paya I# p M l
/
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO.
Will Now TaU tha Fcojile of Florida Uw Cold Truth
About Florida'# Govarnnu'iit . . . Ho WLU Tdll Why
*
' Ho SUmli. Four-g<[uaro ~
*
k ill bMB
They Aft n i d i
tiis Tln****L u»'*»l U sling inur«di%nla knovn.
JAS. C. ROBERTS
Ml fCHARUE). HAND
*t O M R 'i
I’, 1*1 f-»l.l.rnl H i.
niK « tii*h u in. in at iv ..r jo**n
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f o i l SAI.E: 7-rnom mmlern air- |S Ml
For Justice of the Peace
PAUL Gv RIGGERS
1 Mav RJmYi V
PAINT & GLASS CO.
" I tm l fo r th e S w iti*
For Sheriff
,
SNOW'S
• lit ir il<* «|i a 11 t» «
•o.li mi I" low, fir*
|ll> MIt* Will I***
HUY nine (11a**, IHun Rlbb-.n. „rl>'*-"«ii'! I*' Ml" I*Ml*-.I
1ki|t*1 *1 lililili't til 1Ilf
J/yaluna I.ignm ow er*. l l j-ny*-1*. Mi*i i . Iimhiu i|t>i>ri «i»i the flrV'
itanraj-llnir«ri lla rd w n r. Co.
I ''i • "I'M in (In* m"nih nf June,
F o u rth D la t d o t
■A * ■
lormatioa.
Io*l.l • 'KK
2fii_MUttllanr<tii!' for Suit-.
■in Krlvinntiir Kl.-rtrlc ltrfrU nrnUtr*. Ifumlall Kb-«lrbT Co.
6% f ln a n e l l
Goran both paint <
Ooma in and Ma ua
O n ly
linn nKuiiwt aaJ'-i and nuUane*
ATTRACTIVE
upurtin«*m itv**r
looking
ocean,
t*oiivenienll)
fu rni thed. New Stuyrnu lharli
W rite or phone Mr*, Henry Long,
.New Smyrna.
ICE n n x v s MOO up. Trailr.1 in
Init.nllmanti, thr
burgh’* Tlma-Prji
No rad tap*. No
man!. . . aalong at
to pay. Flrat papa
altar work 1* cor
Thr Hunt*' owner*, whom* itm 1.
n U r i.t l» till' |irra«'t'nll'"> uf thu
liinii-.liail
I"'1"1
i th**ir i hunilil *n. "11
**,w !
till," « , lIn- bulwark of |wotac-
-if M*v, l i s
ii 111!,
N m l Now you c
painting in ooimai
Thty are qualtly paint t tT reurheut,
SA3IUEL A. B. WILKINSON
W.E. WATSON
IHie hundred thousand llonu 1
Owner4, whose hom?n became tax
free largely through the inti naive
•ffm ts am| campaign on the part
*f Wm. r . hmlgta in the referinlvnn rderliitli of November,
,»rt* again rallying to the banner
.»f iheii ilmmpion,
Hd1," m nn effort to nominal®
him tiuvi'riior in the first pri
mniy ami th rn b y Inaure their
‘tax free" homes against the big
mI®realh who ilnalro to shift the
lax burden bock t«» Ihi' l">me
1 8 -k -||o i.aca F o r I t e n t
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
E. F. HOUSH0LDER
CHAMPION
1
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W A N T bl. TO n llY : Ibifhr.mn
ftx lu rr.. Muni bn in C‘." l
ciltton IV 0. tlox 0«H.
W. G. KILBEE
R. W. WARE
»
W. (‘A ltTEIl wi» nt hi your
Adll mu Iml inn
For County Commissioner
TIIK HOME OWNER'S
m >| wfu If* Mu **i'■>** i«f 111PHI'
cVTTfi flT H M E H T
For State S e n io r
'*
ufiM fcfr^A n n i l l * im iM irj
fl'»
• 11, ho* f »i- .1 -.tm Irt my *»*«<*»
ha* in nil* .iinill- dHstt f4** k
l 1 ’ T IN DOIKIF. l!»r» nrn I I ♦i in.
a ii•**•*! i<* •'*• t»..i*»i| • thrr *"t*
T ra it.*r and nem i-trailrr wuh m M eernfleu* . t i i i v . - * ih- f>‘‘
*nm m i Hi* *i i" ■iH*rr** In Ii*
tO-fl *lined body. I.ik v n»*'« 1 %
• iimIv «*f I*4, niMi l'
Htat* •'*
|120n T**rma if deaire.l
K • J I D r M.v l • w I
IV 1 l.V «‘i| f V I'M Mi *»f
A Sou*, ml w .- la t St.
\
i»* rty -iiidL i <*>
J. J. PARRISH
fou
D m u S'.ne.
JOHN E. FOX
For Railroad Commissioner
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<**»««• mu x*a. »«*n
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REX PACKARD
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VICTOR CHECK
FRED A. DYSON
For C o m p M fcr
HILL
Ilk lioa 1 uma.
NLC. CINDER
JAS.G. SHARON
• H .J. LEHMAN
roofing
of *11 kind* rail
M,
Hero youll find lb*
H,T. HA INKS *•
JU N & 2,1936
lumber,
ami Imllillnj m llliilli-
modations.
The
best
and safest ocean battl
ing. Tlie beat surf and
*
dqep-soa fishing. The
’ ,r
beat Summer
season eii, . *, -.r -; lfA ■ *" I mate.,
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Daytona Bea\ch CHfimb*
of Commerce
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16,000 Fingerlinge Are Sent By Fish Hatchery To Lake Mary
Admission 10 Ball
Park Will Be Made
IN DAVIS CUP PLAY
W
ardens Remind
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Among The
LOOKOUTS
One Year’s Time
Bob Overstreet. who will prob- on th* Fort LauJerdalc /lab two
,*
__
'ably pitch to on* ot th* double- y*»r*. batting botUr than J 00 c i , i t ( .
,r T
,
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..I
header ( i m « between tbo Look- r" h r ” r- **• played with <*>« ® i a i U s e S
D C t jC p rttl
ouU aadxtbo G-Man from C in e .- ? hl°
‘f * * 1**’ «• th* C»n j
W h S t K llld O f B a lt
*UI« on Ben for 4 Field tomorrow,
tlu b ' " * **•'’ ^
“ “{
W l .l ,
ba* been on the line-up «f the P,uhw ‘ • ntl «* Mtflelder. In the
I* l S n e r i T i e i l t a n U 3 e
Sanford' Club only a few weeks. *>x ■ a n ti he plUhed ?ir Canton J
p
He started the 19M ii u o n with h* lo*1 on,Ir
I
barmen Wha go u r n t* Vm
th i DfLand Rada, hut w u rtIt was O r t n l m t who brought1nfnyrwa* TitrfYjM
othi* ■
leeeed when tall the club* had In th* two run* that won fur the
*b* Sert C a s t, o”
»hv>*e
to redot* their teem* to ]4 men Lookouts th* thrilling 17 Innln * *** Gulf C o.it for th.l* fi.-ihlng
after the first to day* of play. »»m* on Sanford Field from «he.
srir not ho h-*«-l ' r - -m
He was then promptly signed by l-eague-Ioadlng Dsi’ton. Bench ***” •**. wit 1 ’*** ”
In
Ui* Lookout*. Whtl* 'with the l e n d e r . last. Bun’ay. In both * ' " * • ? / ,tr? nM
■*•*1led.d
Rod* ha pitched 17 inning* and si- «•»** (the serenth soil th*
" T TI* ’ th® fol
lowed only one (cored nml II* atrrntecnth Innlnr*) he r»me to.
* f"
J1 * * 1, w:
ha* pitched only fir* g tm r, for bat le .t end each time hi! lonyl .*• ..•?* .* *’' *’ "n "'"h-v -From
the baokouU, two of which he frlre* that
enabled
Gardner
j’"’k
won for th* hom* team, . . .
Bame*. to »eor*.
Ir ' ’ , .
,
.JT he*’
TW* U Or*r*tr*et'a fourth
B*h pl*y*d baseball, football i ‘ ‘
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year to orgenlied beaebell, »ta.i- *"■! hn»keth*ll while attendl*:! A»
•"«' JV*T . T '/ T * " . "
Ing with Fort Lauderdale In the Mulberry Hl*h and won 11 let.
* 5
p ln * d*p "
Florida Ea»t Coast League In t«r»fifhlng the t? r la1933 following hi* graduation
O rm lre rt la 29 year* of •**. <,
from Mulberry ,Hlch School. HI* I* si« feet Ull a n l weigh. IGO X U u * VI. I i- f '
u ta
c “ 'F -* .
Ii - V S T m . . " S
— ---------- --------•*------------------- ----------------- ------- ------------- ;----- . Mixed Siring, <9.*-. -
Hnortsman’s Club President Says State
S fa flrifl T f t P r n f f t F r n m
U n n n i* /t
T a rn n n
T n iirn n v
XZT£:. Nebra8ka Track
k w h Tgrpon Derby now under-, W I l l S
Big Month Bass Will
Weigh Pound, Be
- Foot Long In Year
“
“ Von« •*
Miowtog minnow*
(hall be used f*r bx It: Bream,
Crapple, Bass, Trout, Jack, Plk*.
Perch. If caught In lie'*«they ahell
era In (he holt.
1 ^To t4te mart Ihnn 111* ’biik'H be returned Immediately to the
have U rn entered at the weigh- water."
Ing Italian of the club *trl the
Til* license..fee for freah-Water
daily number '* p i »s.it ire.
ftahlng In. Florida Ut.
Series A—Resident SUte, f i t s .
B—Nan-Utiidtnt State,
In Feud W i t h
D isC U B
Star " X ,
T lir O W , «ertoe -C-Nan-Rerideat
F o r m e j I M a n a g e r But it Was Accident
S jfK JJ ; “7 SsSL
uacou., izrn-m-u~
3-D.y
tS S r Z S Z ^ i .....
THE STANDINGS Red Sox A ssault
N ational League
Leaders Lose 2
Turned Back By
But^K eep Lead
New York Yanks
ST. LOWS, May to.—GP)—Dlir
| Jim Weaver held the St. Leat*‘*aaTerd
' Cardinal! to four hits yeatarday j
i.r<
Ikitlfe Waaklngten pitcher la **• pre*umed that thv Mm« hDp v j Vranclii, Univeralty* of Nabrmakp leta, irapf,
Tn
and
the
Pittaburgh
Plrete*
tied
3ir4lBi]
,JoyJng hearty
rtxffawi at the l*°n •***t#^ elhtr point* along* port-itiiM weight toeser and foot- w
delttei
up their eeries by making it two i-*nih*r
in* e0Mtcoast. A"
Aa "'•**•«
matters "now
atar, unwound
unwound aa winning
winning strtam
strtam*s an.
and lake* or Florida,
,Dense of hi* old manager.
th*
ow *t,i id,,. hbull
ill atar.
■tralght orwr tK# leagueltaders, N**€,ori
local fishing
fishing guide*
guide* rtpo’
rrpmtl the
the discu,
dlscu*throw
throwof of149149 I”feat
9.1' ''_ l L ~
,,
tgere Hornsby.
locsl^
1 9.1
m* A
Utdf
beat basinets since the t.x.m with Inches at th* Drake relays, hot C a t n O l l C
o C n O O lD O y
* 7 10 *•
Chtrttk*
B
TheCardinal* regained ,their
(
Franc!*, batter known a a a
n r
j
w l i 1 C l , 4 half game lead over New York,
r i ^ w J n T a pSr
“ « ‘*r
Hornsby has said Newsom was — . . . ___ „ .
...
. shntputtar then a . a dlacu.
; however, *■ th* Glanta dropped,
— ■■
M dumbest pitcher ho’d aval
npemrde I thrower, aUehipted to ahow a
u _. of 1500 In fishing tackle and t*o- ] tcammala, Fred Shirty, whet was
SOUTH BEND, tl>d., Mayitf —. both end* of a twin bill w ith! vmabui
1^ 1 “ :°
wrong with hlai dlacu* form. Both UP)— The third annual ramrfhf 'oT Boeton.
k i t through
ph|#* July
p^|,w
• m>m!tt
*n,,,|'’up
ireaa the soad. Newsom **SS|
St, ■
andw|the
of
Glanta Kick Away Chance
NF.W YORK. May 25.- G F ) - .
^
_^ - w j - a w - t t K
Tha Glanta yesterday kicked awayl
g g y
"V
^
M, r ,.,. ? K
S ft.— "
„
n . o Thirty
school* end over 500 eln. . . . __ N._
dermea are expected to compete. the,lr h**1 *be»c* to take a el
fSoatun
Tkla will repreetnt an Increaa* of lead In the National League by <T.»•'•**
IIUHLING-HOMEK HRIIO
60 percent in Indhridualii nnd Sfi dropping both ends of n doubU® cut****
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DENVER, May20^ W - T . r r y the 1954 Inauguarat *
s and B to 4. through failure In
Cerrone, pltohtr for a Jewalry store
W .st Catholic high of rhiladel- 8 . 8lttUJ * *r,iuhlng determ. own. . apmlal niche In the
phU U expeetod to defend the “ “
anJ
plUI,,DB *
...
send lot's hall of fans*. H* hurlrd ehamplonihlp. It hai won both J n p"*®“ . .
. .
.
. ^ k* J1
a no-hH, no-run [ t m against a ] 0t4 and T».
•
^
* 'n fof „
^ 5?'
dairy nine—and won |k* contest
»
snapped tho
himself, 14), wKh a homer In »h*
CWlfornlnY motor cod* he* |p*n winning streak and Jolted the « J , d p *
t It may be Hornsby’s tarn to
Itth. He fanned 14 and f»v* no adopted by th# nocthem < W rkt New Yorimr, out of their first OUshma
ebnekl* before long, bat right new
.Buck la to th* Jeater’s seat, and
to making the most’ iif ft.
it on w.« .n .n accidwt
!
^Coaches Are Rivals
On Gridiron, Fairway
RALEIGH, N. C , M*y t l . - i * )
-Football coachts In the Carou t are rival* on th# fairway as
all aa th* gridirons.
Hank Andscmm, a t North Caro.
M Stats collage, matched strokes
ritb Wallace ’ade, of Duke, in
he Otrollnaa’ golf tourney at
Fla* ton-Sal tm.
Anderson's score was
law
noogh to win * first flight berth,
art Wad* run Into treub'a to
■nktrs and rough, failing short
Its gam* Is considered much betfT than average, howtver,
A t Columbia, B, C , Dun MeJalllster, University of South
Mmllna grid mentor,
a Jtokt-
s Week's Games
RBaseball League
SATURDAY
H ln k jM M fifiM lM
Arguatln* it DeLand,
a t FRlalha.
BOSTON,
,nd ™
Maw
V n .l,
M ir
29.—
V ah V .M
nllw l
Sixteen thousand big mouth
black baa* flngerllaga were re
ceived at Lake Mary thla week,
rent there by R. 0 . Garrett,
tupervlaor of th* Winter H ap n
hmtcherlca, ■end In about a year
^Seminole County angler* will
bar* some "mighty good flahlng'*
at' th* lake, to th* opinion of
Frank Rvxas, president of the
Chamber ef Commerce. The flngerlinga <w«r* obtained by th*
f|*h and gam* committee ef the
trad , body of which RaymotoL
Ball l* chairman.
^
| When dumped In Lake Mary
’ the finyerling* were from two to
. four Inch** long, but John Dobo*
1of the W lnUr' Haven hetcherle*
, advised the Chamber of Com
merce men that in about a year
tn e v will be a foot long and
thet each ihrmld weigh a pound.
Dlaciple* of Ik* Walton can go
after them.,
Thl* 1* th* twentieth load of
flngerllnga cant Into thl* dl*trict In the last two weeks, th*
ahlpments being divided between
Lake Mary, Lake Emma and
Cryital Lake. The state ls
dividea Into four district*, with
Seminole County in t^e diitriet
The! pUe*\ lf
ntn,
*1
i jjept In June Drae
ReCWl Entry LI
J“25
k
Good Fishing At
Lake Promised In
Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL ’
Brooklyn 13; phUadelphls 10.'
Chicago l i t dnclnhatl S.
Pittsburgh 7; S t Louis 2.
Emery* plaaa
a m the Untyet
AMERICAN
Chicago d; Detroit 1
, New York 10; Boston ft.
Cleveland 0; S t Looia B.
Fkliadelpkla 4 4 ; Washington
3-4. ( P in t game 10 Inning*)..
BAUER’S
RADIO
by hand rubbing the
life out of the wadi,
tures that weaken fahrk^ will shorten tbe*|Ue
oiany clothes. Right now, you may havedean-
* * '5houU **Um*M kd+*
An electric washing machine will wadi your
clothcs gently.... jwpjf Wtw uemu
fiber, »nd the soft, rhjthmic actionol tl
gives added months o( wear that If
r l n r l i N o r n r l v ____ « m n v w a f e r r l n n u s e v J r v
appearance ol the fihished wash.
Ironing with an electric honer b easier
the ironing can
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Sanford la Tha Only Central'
Florida City Affordlnf Rail, Hlttaff
And Walet franaportatlon
AW INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
T H E SAN FORD ^ H E R A L D , SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A
Governor Fired
Member Papers Will
Tabulate Reports
F r o m 1,322 Pre
cincts In Th^ptpte
P a ; F o rfe it,
Six Are Fined
Drunken Revel 5 Decapitated
Of Zionchecks When Car Hits'
Injures Woman Lumber Truck
Defendants Fail To
Appear For Trial
And ponds Of (400
Ordered Estreated
Congressman Ejects Twt> Of Three Othersr
Woman Who Leased Hurt In Crash May
Apartment And She
Succumb To Serious ;
Lands In Hospital Injuries Received
Queen Mary Lags Behind Normandie’s Speed Record
Observers Have
P olitical Puzzle
E. R. ("Ronh") Banaatt and
'Jack Jackaon. charged with op
erating a'gam bling houaa, failed
to appear wben their c a m wert
called la Municipal Court Friday
N. Verrtvn riawthrone, who afternoon, and the 1200 eaah
speaks In Sanford at B o’clbek bond* dapoeltad by each ware or
this afternoon, was removed by dered a*treated by Judge S. A.
tha governor from hla office a* B. Wilkinson. The names of aln*
TALI.AHASSEE. Mav SO. district attorney In Dad* county, witnesses appeared on th* doek(AP)—The senatorial situa after being nationally recognisedi et, but ai nethar of the defendtion temporarily off their for outstanding ability as a lawr ant* put In an appearance no
witnesses were called. Bennett
minds, some 300,000 Flori<Ui enforcement official.
, and Jackaon war* arrested by th*
voters (rave undivided atten
OR? police last Wednesday night
tion this week-end to the
wben th* raided a gambling hall
eleventh-hour rush toward
► In tha 190 block on Magnolia Av
Tuesday’s first primary elec
enue. Several boxes of pokar
tion.
■ eblp* and a dumber of packs of
Reports from 30 counties
' card* were 'confiscated.
Some
in a poll by th* Associated Pr***
i money was alto scooped from the
showed 74,429 ptraonx sxtmpt
tables by the officers.
from paying poll tag. ©ad* coun
Six other men pleaded guilty
ty lad with 19,341. Raporta wer*
to selling lottery tickets, end each
not rocthrcd from 17 eountles.
wee fined ISO. Jack Burney, J. L.
Political ohaarvara (till wtra
Harriet and Albert Robinson paid
puss lad about tha strength of
their fines at once, and Charles
candidates In tha rooord field boSheffield, AIvia Clause and J. D.
eaua* lhair platform* followed tha
Dosaey were expected to pay
h i m gonaral line*. Candidate!
themselves, howavtr, had unN. Vernon Hawthorne, who et during the day.
bounded confidant*. "Raporta In (.'(strict attorney of Dade county
dies!* I am cartalf'.ta ba In th* prosecuted the asaattln of thj 1st*
seecnut . primary” waa a stock Mayor Anton Cermnk who wne
of the candidal** can- hilled by ■, bullet Intended far
tlr efforts during tha President Roosevelt, and who ja
Rode* la Urn big aitlaa, given th* eredlt fee ridding Miami
rtpaA r hunted eaUlea to- • f such gingster* aa AI Capon*
Col. John 0 . McNamara, can
.M rtteaa to- patch their now In Akatraa federal prison,
didate for adjutant general, and
will speak la Sanford a i 6 o’clock formerly assistant Adjutant gen
this aftaraodo. He w tl tell why eral of the State of Florida,
H U M M Hard Friday, aid a *
* T U > * * » * * . > . Tftty
dressed th* voter* of Semina)*
County covering the objectivae
Though recognised a* a fearless
' T)l«
Th# AMoclatod Press, through
of hla campaign.
th* eo-operatioa of ‘The Sanford law enforcement official, a rec
Col. McNamara has been mak
Herald and it* otbar member pa ognition' that won for a national ing an active campaign, through
per* and U» corre*pendent* la award presented to him beneath
out the entire etate, and l* now
every county, will tabulate th* th* dome of th* stale capital, on the home stretch, headlpg for
election return*. Clerks knl in Hawthorne wa* a year ago sum SL Augustin* where he win ad
spectors have beta requested to marily removed from office by dress the cltlxen* of hla hams
count tha rote in eUte-wida and Governor Shollx. His friend* con town. He will close hla campaign
congressional race* first, and re tend that he was removed because In Jacksonville Saturday even
port to a designated central office b* waa faithful to his trait. How ing where he wID (peak la Hem
In th* county seat a* Quickly a* ever that may be, Hawthorne ming Park.
promises to “reveal startling f*(ts
possible.
Addressing his friends la San
In many saoticn* at the »t*U, about conditions in Florida today.’' ford. Col. McNamara stated,
Importuned by many friends'to that he resigned aa the assistant
small precincts planned to bare
thetr votes com* la early and make the race for governor and adjutant general of Florida, for
ecmplat* the vote In a MO* to bo recognised throughout .the stats thy purpose of telling th* people
aa th* moat formidable contender
the first precinct to report.
of Florida Just how th* admin
Report* from member papers for tha office. Hawthorn* finally istration of thetr National Guard
decided
not
to
announce
far
th*
sad correspondent* win flow into
waa being handled.
central offices of Tha Associated office, but Instead gar* hla sup
port to Paty. Why he decided to
He charged th a t political fa
glv* hie aupport to th* Palm Basch voritism eras ru n pant In th* ailTallahaaaa* Coe tabulations.
candidate, when there ar* lhr*« ministry tit* an d . of tha Guard,
Appointment a t Scott M. Lnflln candidate*-1# tha field from Dad*
a s ' temporary eaocaaaor to tha county, will ba explained Ay Haw
late U. R. Baeuteg Bark Trammel] thorn* at h la .n u ttin g her*.
commanding officer of th* Flor
amj definite anoeeneemant there
ida Infantry Regiment, who was
wan'd bo no DeawoMtle sanatarial
not qualified and waa promoted
muahmtlng patovary until later In
without a regular examination,
tho year tended to qol«t exeltawhereas • Sanford officer waa
qualified and entitled to th* pmJeefceenvJn* corporation
ad huggdiaU past pea*
thn 'AtooHskn Bar Asa*v*a wppotated by Qover-
WAHHINOTON, May SO-(/P)
—Forcibly ejected by Rep. and
Mr*. Marion A. Zloneheek from
the apartment aba aubt*a<r<l to
them, Mrs. Benjamin Scott Young
wa( In the hospital today suf
fering. doctors said, from a
fractured right hip. The frac
ture hail not bean aerified by an
X-ray.
Attorney Samuel Her
rick, Jr., said a t tha btdald* he
would not decide what, If any,
action to taka until tha partner
of his firm returned tomorrow
or Monday from a trip.
Zloneheek
remained
In the
apartment offering drinks to
visitors.
Mrs. Zloneheek, red
eyed. sought tefuge with a neigh
bor In th* apartment, house, aftar trying without avail to dlas iia de her husband
from Ida
antics for the en1er4akunaag..a/<
a group that had gathered there.
Between drink* he said hla pur
pose was “whoopee.”
Mr*. Young contended at th#
hcapital her Injury waa a direct
result of scuffle* last night and
early today with Zloneheek.
Same General Lines
Followed In Most
Of The Platforms
V oters Advised Of
Guard Conditions
By Col M cNamara
“ M fW S S fi
^
Officers Seeking
B 1a c k Legion’s
Recruiting Agent
RICHM OND. V a.. M ay 80TI \
— ( A P ) — An e a rly M em orial
Dny au tom obile-truck colli-"
ninn « « r hero took th e Uvea
o f five voting persona a n d . .
In ju re d th ro e o th e rs, tw o ao se rio u sly th e y m a y also d lo ,. •
T h e Heart id e n tified a f t e r * ;
d a y b re a k b y re la tiv e s a n d ..(>
S ta te T rooper S am R e d d te ff^ 'i
were: Ruby Patton. 14, Ruby Laae. . ..
17, Cornelia Lewis, 17, Opeal
lUrralt, afrituf, iff, aft el* ffn(Mwan, _4
Virginia, and Joseph Co M u m , "
eFout 18, of Matoeeo, Virginia.- '
The Injured Included M'hrlUp .
Partin, 20, Matoaca, who Is not an- ;
P-cled to live aa a remit of band"? "
injurlee.
The eight had been to a danaa'* 1
at Richmond and were driving
homeward at 1: 1S when thetr one*-,*
plunged Into th* rear of a lumbar
truck which had slowed up to t i n "
into a fi ling station. The autome- ‘
bite plowed Into lumber prefe*b-»i,:
ing from a trailer. The tlutbafr'*
sheared away th* top *f the aw-'" J
dan end struck the eight SA fla-tt
pants, almost decapitating thank. ,*.
C. H. DuBosa, drlvar of the truck,". •"
waa held on a technical tharg*.. H a and hi* helper were unhnrt and.
their truck was undamaged, j ;;d j
iOETROIT, May HO.—(>W-Ar
thur F. Lupp, Sr., Michigan re
cruiting officer f°r the Black
Above; Th* great 80,773-ton Quean Mary. BrlUina’ ;ne» Aper-tlncr; below; View of th* luxurtoua l-rglon, wee sought todty for
Questioning on tha asaertlm of
Dayton Dean, confataed “Trigger
‘ABOARD 89 QUEKN MARY, May 30.—{/ft—Brltleli liner Queen. Marj^ broke th* 23-hour o w Mhfv” of th* terrorist organlsarun record of the Nordtandie today, but atlll logged .behind the French ship’s maximum rat* of lion lbst he punch#*,** fro m fj \ w
Ml a*t In th* course of 24 hours.
‘
the revolver be allegedly oaed In
Queen Mery’s officer* announced ah* travelled
mil** tor th* 23-hour period from noon yesterto noon today. The Normandie's record /n r a 23-hour run i* 748 miles. Th* British ship averaged
4 knots although lh* Normandie'# average wa 31.37 when the French liner travelled W54 mil** In
Lupp and hla wife, Grace, who
has admitted she was a "colon*!"
In th* women’s auxiliary nf th*
Black Legion, left tholr summer
ADDIS ABABA, Hay 80. U fa d
cottage near Algonan yeiterday, —Doctor T. A. LairiMa, ,flel4»W w
Investigators said, and have not rector of th# Ethiopia# mlailoa.
appeared at their hom* hare.
said today th* fat* of 13 mUaMtJ*.. ,
arlre In th# Ethiopian W * d * ^ l j 1
still unknown. JI* said afforta W
reach th* edition*rise has W W _
thus far. Lambte’a ht*dQU*rta«J
her* war# untouehad curing th*
rioting following Satasila’a flight
Recently •l*ct*d *ld*rs and p r e c e d in g th* • ntranc* *f th* Itml*
deacons of th* First Presbyte
rian Church wll b* Installed at
special services to b* conducted
Sunday morning at
o’rlock
Army cnglneera conducting a at th# church. Tha servles, whl'h
hearing her* yeeterday into th* la especially Interesting to all
*« *- " pi
th*
y’s uppllcatlun of the Florida East Presbyterians, will Include C—
JACKSONVILLE, May
'
ml' Coast Railway Company to dis ordination and Installation of th* Stirred by th* plight of ntartF
pense wlth| the constaht attend- men.
*
too Clay county hom* owaeru,
ance of * bridge tender at Cook’s
Those ^ h o were elected elder* against who** horns* U tin g
to- Ferry acroei the Ht. Johns River are a* follows t 8 . E. Andrew*, authorities bar* layied »
'
nsl near th* mouth of Lake Harney L. A ., Brumley. Dr. !L IT. Me- mill tax, aa agalnat 1« mllli laat
sat learned that the draw bridge hat Caelln, A. K. Roeeettar. P. B. year, William C. ’T lom utay d ,
Smith, G. V, Stuart. J. N. Tel Bill” Hodge* p*u**d In hla CAM*,
ford. and Frad T. Williams.
palgn for governor her* tedajr
Th# following deacon* will 1>#
vrldom go up the river aa far aa Installed: Robert A. Cobb, Rob long enough to Join fortaa wit*
two Jacksonville
attorney* »
H.
L ' Link of Allamant- lake Harney the rullrned company ert W. Deane. K. W. Fite, J. E.
Sprlngx pleaded guilty In Co'tnly I- seeking permission to withdraw Monger, Theodor* Rung*, J. K. aaklng th* court* to stay MM J
hand* of bondholder* and praCourt to the use of profanity and Us bridge lander end open th* Smith, and W. A. Zachary.
vent th* b*I**gu*r*d day CotSJH
Was sentenced by Judge J.t< (i. bridge only -Upon the filing of a
tlans from being sold aul fro**
Sharon to pay a fine of $1 ur to prrvlont request.
under their roofs. Th* total mlttJohn Bromley, repretrnling the
•erve flo deys.
age In District Ma 2 of O ny
Sanferd Bo*V Works tol<l lh* en
county now atanda at 342 M i n
gineer! that he believed more bolts
half.
would go up tha r i n r as far ns
-------*• r*. (
of tho Layton wtll march from warranty d>rd by J. F. McCI-lhn.l. Lika Harney If th*lr owners knew
th* Laglan Hut with th* l.cgion executor of th* estate nf the that snag* hdd been removed and
CtBora, but membera of th>- vet-: late Frank Scharwogelt to John that tha strasm was nsvlgabls.
President T ., E. Simpson of th*
a n n a ' organisation ar* extwetad L. Bmmlsjr yesterday,
Seminole County Chamber of Com
to gather in front tpf the church I
• ■■ ■ —
and attowl tha aarvka In a body.
About 30 growers attended a merce and John Fox of that or
WEST PALM BEACH. May 90.
Commanding officers of th# •»» conservation mostlng in City ganisation 'also attended the hear conferees sought to oltaln a —4^)—flL Augustin* wa* aatechernaa
section
6
f
opinion
from
various group* Will' b* sealed on Hall yeslerday and hear) too new ing. - ' V i -K f"'ad over Lakeland and I t P
labor and other rroups on th* burg for next year's Joint
tho rostrum. Th*** ar* Uoyd
nplalaed. County Agent C.
feaslhllltv of calling a conv»nWELL BURNS. TWO DIR
Bolyn, American U gton; Harry *• » •« •« « said today that &5
Ing of Florida portal ami
tlmi tn form a third party. Thar organisations. Tha annual
Kant, Veterans of F m ig n Waraj frow vr. hero filed work sheets in
c o r p u s Ch r i s t i . j * x, m
said
they
would
consider
the
Ad
Lama PWkartng, United Spanish linf
wjah to partlcivantioa today hasrd high |
visability of entering a number for Postmaster GensrmI Jam
W ar V ntomttf Mr*. B. J. Holly,l H t o j n Ute toimflld of Hu art 10—{AV-A biasing gas u
which fatally burned two man, u
of
stats
contest*
and
striving
for
U g teu Auxiliary;
Mrs C, L.
u re^
,h*
Farlay and n want In* at
extlngulahad yea tar day.
a liberal bloc In Congrats
Hewaoo, U, B. W. V. Auxiliary! ***■
____ _
"common sneml**," Wmaag
and Carl M acbiom , Son* of the
.., ,
.
w*r* Hated th* Amortaa* L
r ^ . •
Ornup “A” randlda’cs are to
U agua, th* National fat
Mr K e n ts a
' . „ , I apaak a t a rally In tha Csurt Houe#
League and o th e rs..
,;
G
. ^ f**W
c S *^T1
L a l l - to
Flral
"l r
m vision
“ the
,h' F'
” *i candidate# are to apeak Conj"
at another
MvUten av m aas far two y
rally In lh . ^ a p la n on Mont ^ * t _ iaa«C? T ^ ? nd*r
w o tn g . Tha •‘A" group U
Hrintendent Jamas Mathrwa of Strickland Motors;
L a^oa^ to m m
He was bora gompoaedof candidate* for ihcriff.
roylded quarter* la th* rad UU hawk wa* capturad
n s t . r r!!Ts T ' r. : r ' r,*; Kr^?~ mu* tr <**•«•- umroHnlendeni of
J Zoo today for a « • > « * * « to th# Zoo by Carlton
*^* **•*• University achoola and tb# Cauaty commission.
s nanthae caoturod
tb* pigaoB by Mfl.
n n tro v i 4 . / * *
“ . Joh"
for* Judg* Jas. O. Sharon in
which prorad to bo
^ W’ W*
County Court yesterday to th*
p 'n o « S tem Ute Zoo by
dhargd of *p*r*Ung an illegal
wblaksy aUR, and was n*iiten-> I lo
pay n fin* a t U M and cost, or in
nnvu alx montite an tha r „ Urd,
road*, H* wa* gaaaln.to pxy tha
fin# and waa ,to<ba txk*n to th*
road c a n t this ,afternoon. Ji*urii. “v»y spatial. nU
Mb C*a» lS -y tar^te' g trl found in
W a am
53 M ssio rfttte r 5
In Ethiopia Are
Reported Missin
Bridge At Cook’s
Memorial Service'
Opened Only Four
To Be Conducted
Deacons And Elders
SundayA tU A .M . CITY NEWS BRIEFS Times In 2 Years Will Be ' Installed
Veterans Will Hear
Former State Com-'
tnander Of Legion Monday evening.
Army Engineers Hear
Railroad’s Request
To Close The Draw
Clay Home-Owners ,;
Assessed 100 Mill Tax
S t Augustine Win*
Postal Conrentloa
Credit
population k
14/44 nnd t to am
it,_
..
tM Iff T tf.ll
Oraftf* m
population al
rate* of *av
couatUa. Ill
124 and It* «
..
■vmiroi* C*
rtn k a s t n a
pad *******
ral a*, *r 99fi
Tbaaaaate
Panther, Eagle, Hawk, Pigeon, Snake
T o Zoo’s Growing Collection
LOCAL WEA'
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Sanford la The Only C en tal
Florida City Affording Rail, R if h v ;'
And Watei frmnsporUtloa . '
DAILY NEWSPAPER
fo p o n e n ts Retired
iw ice With Bases
' Loaded'O n Walks
'/ Polling many apactacular playa
taou getting oat of aoaoial tight
r t w i , the Lookouts finally brass
(hair wwek-long Jlai and dbftiitsd
tho P a i l i a Aastern, 7 to S, on Han
ford Field Sunday afternoon. Tho
fanio was wltaeaoed by hi largo
.crowd and mao ona of tho moat
la u re llin g aeon on tho local flabl
this season.
J .’
Will Admit Fans
To Thursday Game
Thar* will be no a.-sraiie* In
tha price of Ikkrtc for adutle tu
the boo*ball game nail Thorsc3-y efL.rnoon, tha “big dip"
of Um k i w i when tha autoinoblla Is to ba (Iran away xy lied
Star marthaata. Thara will ba
ona prica for aL—10 cawta for
adi-lts, children and negro**.
Dlrictora of tho Hanford
Raarboll Aaaockitlon itate tlait
thoy wlah to “moot onrphatleaJly deny tha report that the
admlailon prica la to ba $ 1."
Since thoia will ba no advanc* In prlco and aa the tal i
aid# car la to ba (Iran away
that day, It la eipectcd that iho
grandstand and blcachara will
b« packad naxt Thuraday after-
By Daytona When
DeLandWins 8-5
League L eaden Re
cover N ext Day In
Shutout O f Saints
1w o - lime Victory
By G-Men Effaces
Tbe Indian Sign
TURDAY, SUNDAY BOX SCORES...— Five-Run Rally Id .
OF GAMES BY SANFORD LOOKOUTS f
m T**
p
i| I
- -
nr,
Pinion, rf
Vaala. p
Palatka And Demand
Lose In Saturday
And Sunday Games
St»
IUMl IWHVlIlf,
iMir, i»
M « n , rf
Pour#. lb
,rs«n
lOrarstraat
DeLand took tho masauxa of the
Totals
T.lala
langua leading Daytona Beach la s t . A c a t r r i M H
,
a ta m a n
unders Nelurday and won, S to t, Saaatr, aa
o
twlmlsll. r f
•
but tho laDodara recovered Sun Osraaa. e
Cabby. Ib
•
VltawarmM. *1
iipbmr. rf
day and shut cu t the Saint..
l a a i t i n . tt
J
f'fct**.. lb
>• Oraratreat, pitching for the
Bowes started for tha laUndara Tornblom. It
B«rn«*, If .
t
lb
Lookouts, walkoj tho laat two
In Bai.urday’a game but h* waa Zupoalr,
(Hal ruff, c
Matlowan. lb
•
U
ri’
ronr,
lh
Asa.'eaa who camo to tat in tha
knocked from tho tog In the fourth Calmar. lb
a
I’Urj, •■
id and thin} butinga, filling
inning after tha Rw.a had rapped
O v*r«lr»*t,
®
bag* In both cafes. But each
H w f« »r f( p
him for fie* hits and two ruaa.
Moot* Krallek moa then sent In
to pitch for Dayton* bat D*L>nd
promply added another In tha PI A k f n « 'i i t '
#14 m i ## «^>#
H u a * I* 8 IIH In : A n ilrtw a ,
Hum balled la
c«MBu
yl
l’* " ^ Mallbr. f*ale#. tlar»»#«.
seventh, and with tha aid of two
M # . n a r y .- M n * r»n «.
Il l. t r u f f ;
ih r.w
walks, Gleason and Gates fly out, free pease*, three hits and. an e r
i lo w ^ n u
u iiiM t ,
U vw rai/a#t *, • hmm* l l u . lio rla : atolwa a a u a , A n izamea caught ouL
()la a a # n
t.
T .rea
la a #
fella, J ‘ r*w9.
i* a U a :
double
pray*.
ror
ecored
four
more
In
the
eighth.
Hcoia: ltilmka I, Hanford 1.
X u p t a k * B(« i U r
feaae#,ta - . <*au«lar
In J u m m « m « lllp tu liorla :
Th: ecore:
Fourth lasing
>*nle,
C e lm e r,
S s e rlO fe ,
F i t * - ' p l l l l k i 0 a ? * * S l ? * i . L ’" *****
Daytona
Beach
....MO
102
002-6
PALATKA—ZiJmnnnrille and
o s r a lA
D w sbl*
ptaya,
O ls s s o a . b.M s, a ( ( O v 's r s tr .M
°"
i’anct out, Boris Ulplo* Etncraoti DeUmi ................ Oil 010 J t * - 6 M s ltb y , M c C ro a e , U a i i l t * . B o a - IW n tlr I. A s O r e w . I ; .t r u c k out
Sunday’s
gam*
In
HI.
Augustine
walks, liaaalt out.
see, L e f t oa «*•**. n s s ld r S I . m . ‘‘ J .
*• A » . t r . w e I : h its
l l Me »a. B
i te. as
..a
. o
. .a ball*,
b s lla o
o ff ff II
S In n ln s,a J, o ff A n 8ANFURD—(Andrawt
pitch was wiIncased by about 000 per AA uuesui eu lln
< r , wH, e lilly
lB , I if i BB|n„
son*,
but
it
lasted
only
on*
hour
ing) lllea out, McCrotla ainglan
K l.ls b a a a . 4. V e a l* 4. 9 «ri*e » " « «
. t r - . l In J I n n i o . o *. „ ff « w . , B, r
K ltln h a n a . I . s s la V4. U l l b y in I Innlnwe I . h it bv oitch e r l.v
but la out at second on fleld-r’a and 20 minute* Tho Islandtra by
p itch e r, b y V aats ( T o r a b U m . M a - R ently
t M n l l b y l : w la n ln * plV,b/r
scored
In
th*
second
whan
Martin
choice aa Oary sing tt, Overatreul
Cowan)
W IM
P lteb- V e g ls. O a a - ftv e ra trs s f; lo .ln g
p itch e r
Aatripled and Ballchi single?. Two p lrs s , O r a m l , B » - « » « f f t 4 l 4 . T i m s d r .w s : u m p lrro . tx .h r and M a4caught out.
«
t
gam
e,
1
:
*
l
.
7
r.
’,
»
»
.
S
o
c
k
;
tlm
*
o
f
s
a
m
e
J
«
J
more run* crossed the plate In tbe
Score: Palatka 0, Sinford 0.
th ird Andersen singled and scored
Flith lining
PALATKA—And raw*
. ___________ _
_________
singles, aa Morron lashed one eut to right
Big Six Baseball
to their feet again whan ha ran Wblr* out whan H uffy McCrunr fielo for M triple. Morion Vona footrace wfeh a long drlva ami c>Uh*a a grounder by laying cowu timed acre** the- ftato wtwa Ale.
Player I
0 AB R H Ptg.
■nsegtd tha ball with on* band. •» **- N*U out on • apvctacular Cowan's m ay of the throw-in was
wild. Guerra oomplated the Island.
MaCron* got two hits, one a two- one-half catch mad* by Barnes | era’
Fry .Terry, GtaaU .19 64 10 25 .t«J
scoring ith a homer is the
(■yger, out of three times a l bat, wh° had to race for the ball In | fifth.
I I I Sullivan, Ind. . ..17 61 0 22 .431
and Clary, nsw ahortolop, batted conUt field. Cauiler out on pop-up
Me-wlck,. Carda.28 111 10 40 .414
| The Islanders got eight hlta off
In on* run and scored on*. It was •» pitcher.
it * -B rubaker, Ptr.
10 01 10 24 .203
hla f ln t lapearanca In a LookBANFORD—Swindell • alrllira |SchnahJar, southpaw who laadi the
•*” Dl Mxggio, Y*n l3 69 13 23 J W
oat uniform.
out. Mntby walks, Gleason aln- league In strikeouts, thraa of them
Ov*rstraet pitch*} tha first sav- «H«« *nd Mallhy make* third as i going for extra I'saet.
Two of th* Siinta' three.hlta al
an Innings, pulling out. of aavarol First Baseman
Burla of tha
had situations, taped* ly In the Aaaleae drop* the ba.l, Cate* sin- so war* for extra taaes, Bonner
HOME RUNS
aacond and third Innings, tu t whan glex. and Maltby acores, Kim:naff <’isibling in tha Drat and Zopanic
--------------------------- ---------- —
the bags were filled again In lh* ainglea and Gleason acoros, CaUa knocking a triple In the seventh.
St. Augustin* .. 000 000 000 —0
By Tho Associated Praia
eighth he waa token out and Red «»«• to third and Uun acorea aa Daytona Beach .._012 010 OOx—-4
I Horn* runs yesterday: Vaughnn,
Sweeney, new pitcher, sent In lu the Ataleos squabble over what
Pirates, 1; Kartell, Glints, 1; Hinfinish the game.
I* happening and let the tall lla
dlay, Rtds, I; Medwick, Cardinals,
iBentJey started wt'.h the Axaleaa' In the field, McCron# walks and Both Junior League#
but he managed to get through Blxtruff romea home, Clary and
It J. Martin, Cardinals, 1; Camllll,
Play This Afternoon
only two Innings when,'Andrews Overatraot ou*Phillies,1; Kress, Senator*,
I;
wna brought In from ctnUr flat 11 Score: Palatka 0, Sinford 4.
Simmons, Tigers, 1; Warber,Red
Both of the Junior baaohwfl
H tn iU h .
‘I
FIrihj Inning
S o x .l; R. Farrell, Red Sox, 1; SolTho acx>re by innings:
j PALAKA—Zummonvill* single* kfegueo play this a ft* moon a ad
to n . Browns, 1.
.
again
tomorrow
afternoon,
the
First Inning
Pence and Boris f.y out. Catcher
| ' Th* law a n t F o il, Rod Sox, I ;
legion
tunlors
on
lh*
Nlp|h
PALATKA—Boris, Emerson and Swanson thumbs 1)1* noaa at the
Troeky, Indians, g( Dickey, YanStreet diamond and the I Iowa
kora, 7;
Camllll, Phillies, A
Juniors on tto Grammar School
League Total*
grounds. Gamas rath day will ho-
r
-fiv n jg trM tV
TTgxnxr^ e rr?;rrzn i r » > -; r r - f g s y » a
THE STANDINGS
GelneavUl* G-Men, who hare
bean trailing along with Um
Sanford Lookouts In tha cellar
for tha last weak, have also *ffaced tha Indian sign, but thoy
I got tha Jump on tha Jlax ana
j day ahead of tha Lookouts and
'won both Saturday and Spnday,
J thereby putting tha GalaaaeUla
dob ona atop abovo Sanford In
, tha • landings.
.
' Tha
O-Man
defeated
tha
Azaleas (tha dob downed by
Sanford yesterday), A to 2, in a
game In Palatka on Satorday,
. and playing ' at home yesterday
they defeated tha DeLsnd Rada/
19 to 8. Saturday'* game waa tjaat
• first tha GalnttriU* dob had
won In tig h t days.
| .
Lofty Larsen. Palatka pitcher,
waa credited with hla second loea
of tha saaaon In Saiurday'a
game, although ba allowed only
nine' hlta, tha aama number do-
Stuffy McCrone'a
Lookout*
made a valiant la-4 rataoto effort to save the day Saturday
when they staged a wonderful
rally in th# ninth Inning and
rcored five runs in the gamh
with tho Saints at S t AuguaUn*.
But the) Saint* had scored al*
run* in previous Inning*, and
won the game. The 1-ookooti got
three hit* In that laat Inning
while the Saints mad* two er
ror*. Gleason, playing ahortatop
for Sanford, belted out three hlta
during tho gam*.
8 anford outhlt St. Aogustine, 9
to 7, but tho Saints mad* good
u e of their blow* off Frank
Vcnle. Lookout hurler. Langs
ton’s single and Zupanlc’s triple
cave the Saints a one-run l#gd In
tha second and they picked up
f> ir run. In th# fourth on two
hlta and a damaging Sanford er
ror. Zupanlc scoped what later
proved tha winning run In tha'
alath when he walked and cams
home on Celmer's long fly to
left. *
.
Job In Miami Bank
22 Trout Caught By
Three Sanford Men
FLORIDIANS, WELCOME
SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT
HOUSE; fitoW ORD
To DAYTONA BEACH
YOUR Summer Resort
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JThe best living accom1 '
H"
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j^odations.
J ’ Ml *r I ■
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The
•f♦
beat
.
in and
safest ocean• bathr m
l in g- -The best aurf and
deep-sea fishing. The
beat Summer season cli-
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Tuesday Night, May 19, at 8 O'dc
This Is the only m eeting arranged 1
Seminole County* no plan to att«
and hear the
candldade#.
Only Taxpayers
Allowed To Vote
Candidates In San
ford, Chuluota And
' Oviedo Unopposed
Truatees of the public
•ehoob of Seminole County
i WiD be elected in the five
'school districts on Friday of
this week. Polls will be open
from 8 A. M. until sundown.
Only taxpayers who have reg
istered and paid their poll
taxes can vote in this elec
tion.
Ray Selden of Daytona Beach,
chairman of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee for the Fifth
District, will preside at this even
ing’s meeting In Sanford when
Thro# traatosa ara to bo (looted all the candidates for Congreas
district, hut In three dia- are expected to apuk.
trtrte—Sanford. Chuluota
and
OWado—Ahaea Is no opposition.
There ara four In th a met In LongmooAmmdJomr la O m tra. Camiidatoa ware nominated by petition.
Hartley,
Roy
L.
Third District (Oviedo)—L. II.
{Corn, Georg* Jackuhcin, F. W.
HklbdU.
Fourth District (Chuluota)—
. M w la Hamll, 8. F. 'Long, A. G.
a BM *: District (Geneva)—Mrs.
tlm m o B. Bills, Floyd Law), G. C.
iL a f la , S. a Rltchl*.
I . Maaahera of tho County Board
jFMMmattoa will ho nominated in
Results
Dal^nd
Galnesvllla
SEA AIR-DESERT AIR.. ANYWHERE
A rally for the ten candidate# seek
ing the Democratic .nomination for
Congressman from the new Fifth
Congressional District will be held in
Central Florida Con Nominee To Succeed
ference Directors . Trammell Will BoAttend Meeting Of Named B y Special
Rotary Club Today Vote This Summer'
d riy ^ W . J.
none of them largo enough to bo
entered In tha competlthm for th*
Hill Hardware Company1* prixs.
glas, McCrona hits for a two-beg
gar and Blatruff scores, Clary alnglex and McCron# seorea, Ovcratreet files out.
Score: Patotka 0, Ranford 2.
Eighth Inning
PALATKA—Cat »l»r, Zuaimonwill* and Pence walk. (Hwrapry
Election To Re In 5
County Precincts;
Polls Open From 8
A. M# 'nil Sundown
• . a
Seven Candidate*
First District (Saaford)—Mir. For Congress To
W-’X* Morgan, W. M. Hay net,
Ralph B. Chapnmn.
Second District (Longwood)— Be Here Tonight
Tho Rev. Fred Forward, B. R.
^T akw **‘
Association.
Lon Worth Crow and Morris
** praiddent of that Institution.
>at Puaile U
‘After hla graduation In 1920 trinwd wl h .
from tha University of Florida, wg •» much
where he mad* a brilliant record.
Mr. Jones practiced law In 3a*k-|
sonvllle with the firm of Giles J.I Yesterday’s
I*atterfon. From 19i7 to 1930 ho'
waa assoc la tad with tha Atlantic'
National Bank of Jacksonville aa'
publicity director and (taUitlclan.
For th* past six years be has
been director af athletics for hla
Alma Mater, tha Univanlty of
Trustee Vote
To Be Friday
Scout Leaders Hodges Agrees
At Conference To Primary To
H eld In C ity Pick Candidate
He*ll Preside
In Lakfe Monroe
Friday; May 22
' Tha public schools of Laka
Monroe will cloaa on Friday af
this weak and graduation axerrisaa will he k#d a t • o'clock
that waning far I I - boys sad
girl* who a r t flataking tho eighth
grad*. B. C. Stasia
principal
• f tha achooL
*
The*# finishing th* Lake Mon
ro* school this year ara Marjorie
Cellar, B1UI# HarraO, Ilaw* Coop,
Jeanette Mathews, Haaol Hit tall,
Lawrence Theodora Oglesby, Ar
nold Kaaen aaa, Alvin Lynn Har“ 4A J**«#
Rose** Whitley,
Bath Warren, Milton Manden,
■abort Kenneth ( k n a r , Maria
C lin, WUm Friaa ta d R. II.
Selden Will Preside
A t Meeting To Be
Held At 8 O’clock
Tho seven candidates for Congrass from the Fifth District ara
expected to come to KanfonJ today
hnd address the voters of Semi
nole County in the Court House
mt 8 o’clock this evening. It will
to the only offlcDI meeting of all
the candidates ln thla County bet m , tha June > primary.
\ -n
Onto short apeorhra will be mad*
by V* camHdatea. II I* announced
by Ray Seld n, chairman of th*
Democratic Executive Commlttr*
° T r‘Z ,ro
Drafting f
Administration
Called Hostile
W ants ‘Defense Fund*
0 f Millions, H c
T e l l s Committee
WASHINdTON. May 19.—
fAP) Aanort'ons th at th#
Townsend old aee pension
movomont was start nd solely
to obtain "cold cash” and
mnkp n "hntftil of money**
wore denied to<lny by D r. F .
K. Townsend
before th#
Mouse investigating commit*
le e .
James R. Sullivan, committee
rmineel, examining th* aldariy
retired California physician, aakad
him If he had not said "thla °M
alster has done her part" whoa
Way Seen Open In
S | | S New Tiade Treaty member.
"Ahvolutely not," Dr.
replied.
briefs .To Pay War Debt •endSullivan
read Into th*
Hoover Says He
Isn’t Candidate
For Presidency
Th* F ln t Baptist Church of
Sanford had a big bonfire last
night In which bonds to th* valu*
of 111,000 war* destroyed. With
Uirir destruction disappears all
Indebtedness on both th* church
edlflc* and on th* parsonage. Th*
bonds were * refinancing Issue put
Tampa and Claud* I’epper of
out In 1932.
Woodmen Founders
Tails kaaso*.
B.
C.
Moor*,
chairman,
and
a
Are To Bo Honored
Members of th* Democratic
W. Huff, J. H. Truiuek and 8. J.
campaign
commit’.**
meeting
Nix
officiated
at
tha
cremation
of
Grenra
W,
McRory,
former
t are to
bore yoatorday were
Hodges,
member
of
th*
State
D*mocmtie
rraoing’s
chairman) T. W. Con'ey of OlweExecutive Cbrnmitlee from B*m- lawn by the aid* of tb* church.
(bob**, aocrotary; I). Graham
W>l» County, and for four yaara
CopoUnd of Ea*iglad#i; Walter
•ecretary of that body, issued the Flogging Jury Will
R. Gall of Zapbyrkilla: J. Lance
following dumm.nt on th* cur
rent question of how th* party’*
Inspect Tampa Jail lot Lester of Kay W att; Murray!
W. Oreratreat of Klislmmc*;
candidate for U. 3. senator should
b* aeleotod to appear on tha UJ.
BARTOW,
May . U . - < * > - Chari** M. Overman nf Bagdad;
lot In the November electim, do- Jtadg* Robert T. Dewall today and William E. Paanlll of Brooksclarlng In favor Of ta special prt- wdaiad tb* six-man Jory trying rill*.
mary for th* pa pore of nominating tha Tampa flogging caa* to In
a Democratic JhaadWate for U. opart th* Tgfcapn polk* atallan.
8. senator.
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tha manhandling of
“Although th* goto committee Urea socialists, and .th a , .pots
has tho authority to toll a apodal mahtlonod in th* flvwwoaka’ toatlprimary with IB days’ nolle* fa m*tay. Thla dafapod OtatU tomor»««<neto a OMriVkte for this
» n * M i by state WASHINGTON, May 19_Tha
plan, or as an aNertia-.lv*, tha
committee has tha power to namFlouse Into rata to aompMraa combm4« ta ta a dldato who** nans*
mlttoa racogalsaa lb* neceaaity
would appear on th* ballot. If 1
for bgialatlon along Um Une, of
am riacted aa youi* ita te Dmnlb* W ikM M0 for tb* ragulaocrntic commMaaman. I will farer
U*n of boadboldara* committees
P r i« f F
sad will son tin a* Ifa InvavtigaUm fat* tiki* subject, Cengreiam— h M>«# W lkaa.-author.of
Um Mil, baa boon assured, by
lUpreaaatattva
Sam
Rayburn,
W HAT8
commIMee aajioe tha eaadWh
cbalrmoa o f tha wmmlttre.
believe In Dm fonrlamental
Th* oommltfa* started conildripka of govarnmoot Umt
Um whole pwopl* n vole# la
(era of thla natara, and that
f am anxious to fat Um 44
Democrat rotors *f tha Btol
Florida a*'**} thrir'.aw n •
date for Ud* office, fa a ftt»
soaond primary riocUoa. 1
Pro already flv* candid* to*
th is pirn*, and (h at an* wlU?
TownsendSays
In ten t Wasn’t
To Amass Cash
Had -W ^id By Tall
On Downhill D rag/
He Wrote Former
National Secretary
Delegate* to tho Central Flor
JACKSONVILLE.
May19—
V
:
ida Conference of Boy Scouts, t f ) —Definite announcement that
W
*►jL . ■
who are meeting In Sanford this Florida’* 14 votes at th# Demo# <' V i # •
■ j R , . “■
afternoon, were guests a t tha cratle convention will go to BreaV
V m
fc \
reguUr weekly luncheon of the ident Roosevelt and that a
•
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Rotary Chib at tho Mayfair • peclal primary will be held to
Hotel today. Th* program, which
name a party nomine# to succeed
^
4 V-'K
• j t3 e
waa under th* direction af th* Park Trammell was nn ih hero
i
f
|W H
1
Rev. Martin Bram, consisted of Monday.
•! L
l* V _
:1
spocUl talks relating to boy*’ Th* campaign committee of th*
work with particular emphasis >Ute Democratic eircutlv* comon Boy Scout activities.
mlttce met here t» determine
Th# Rev. Henry Condlt of • hich of the 59 candidate, for
.
Orange City, abb has had nine delegate, to the Philadelphia eon> ,
’
"\
and one-half years’ experience aa vantlon favor Roosevelt and to*
'^T#fe(Bfeiisiw#IW
director of religious education foe recommend their election. l t |
. . . .
.
. . . ,
the Congregational Church la found, however, that all rood IThoeo Xloodhounda- they re too hard to 1
New York City, delivered the data* for election Juno 2 are fv«Kh«» a n d 1Archie Herring (center) after theii
principal add res* on th* program, Roosevelt eupportera.
"
t*r. itkla. Alev WiU"n (left!, a p
declaring that tha youth of th*
Thla assures Roosevelt of Flor- Eight desperate prisoners fled »
nation are tha products of th* Ida’s 14 votes. Four men
and save three were re
adulu and urged closer eo-opora- four women, each with, one-half __________
tion, friendship and guidance on vote, are to be elected from th* 7
th* part of older people for state at large. Two delegate*, \ T . . . n , _ |
youth.
each with a full vote, are to bo IX6W l/6 3 ll
- - Ike R o t . Mr. Condi t deplored elected from each of th* flv«
particularly tho peasant. day],
f « w d -o f- legalising liquor, slot)
u! T u u
city,
machines and racetracks gam chairman of th* atata executlr* p
a
bling. and called attention to con committee, said deflnlUly
b* r O F I H A I
CITY NEWS
ditions axistlag In Florida today would call a meeting of tho now , 1
V' U Q I
where th* schools of this state committee In Jacksonville Juno
------Tomorrow's tide High at 7:29 _
-------which are supposed to mold tho JO and that thla nsw . group P l a n M c O S U l
A. M. and 7:5d P.
.
low
at
i:iak
Former
Prem ier Of
character of th* youth, are fl- would arrange for on* or two
.
ry ,
A. M. and 1:27 P
nanced indirectly by tolas levied •peclal primaries, . probably In
p lO C C V iU l
F r a n c e Applauds
on liquor, slot machines, ‘ and RepUmber, to name a nomine* ' Is il|(>r1 I I 1
The Son* of the Legl >n wiP meet
B l u m ' s Position
racetracks, which only undarmla* ifor th# unexplrod Senate post.
again
on
Friday
evening
when
a
____
group photograph will be Uken.
Th# new committee will b*
„„
PARIS,
DPI—Former
elected June 2. It will hav. on.
N/ w’ , V . l ' ^
Premier Edouard llerriot declared
man and on. woman from a*eh dr, f,
ncw hi,
t« 'ay that the "way la oprn” tu
or tn« 07 counties. Th# pr#t#nt _ . 4l
the settlement of the war debt
committee does not have women
* "n *c , ",
members.
(Guffey control 1,
misunderstanding between tho
Hedges said th# spMlal pri- 7®"‘enl*y by the .«
Knlteil States and France thruugh
mary method of selecting a Foes of the In
the new .(raih treaty.
nomine# for th# 8#n#to would b# hailed the dreition
Writing in "Information" he ap
followed deapit# th# t#f#l po#- way to roil np#nti
plauded a recent speech of Premier.
alklllbw iWal »k - ~------- u s ___ 1 J *
. ..
...
DeatgnaU) Leon Mum' t|ofur« IKJ
American Club. Herrlot Indicated
that settlement of tho war rfoht
cuntnx'ersy was desired tu gain
the aid of the United States in
Flvw acre* of anil about five troun rd situation with Germany.
miles eaat <>f Sanfurd, on the St.
Johns River, were transferred by
warranty deed to.hy by L. V. De
Long to Sarah Taylor.
Baptist Bonfire
Destroys Bonds
Of $11,000 Value
McRory Favors
Special Primary
In Senate Race
FLEEING CONVICTS RUN DOWN BY BLOODHOUNDS
The wHither: Partly cloudy with
ahowrrs tonight and In the south
portion Wednesday; extreme north
west, nio<«. y cloudy, probaoly
CHICAGO.. May
. 19. M l—Stop
shower* tonight ami Wednesday. ping here rnroule from Harris
burg, Pa., to hla homo in Palo
Alto, Calif., former President
Herbert Hoover declared laat
night he Li not a curvtiitotc for
praablent.
Ilia full statement follow*:
“It should be evident by thla
Uaa will continue.
Th* Sanford Ministerial Also time ttovt I am not a cantldate. I
---------------------- elation today Inatrjrted th# Rev.
have stated many times that I
$ 1 2 8 , 7 0 0 C r o p L o a n s J J 1UrnTrJ
“•
»« have no interact but to get theie
•A — O - U n
r .
__advlaeth# public that the aasocia- critical Issues Iwfore the country.
A r e 1 01(1 a> y F a r m e r s lion h»a not endorsed any candl- I have rigidly prevented my
-------dal# for any political office.
friend* from setting up an orSatisfaction of 24 mortgages!
—----ganiiatlon and from presenting
given by Semlnola County growGrady Burton, candidate for my name in any prinaary or to
ora aa security of |128,?oo borrow- cn'»rnor, will apv-uk again In Ran- any state convention, and not a
ed to produce thla aeason’s crops , on Friday of thla week. Ilia •in*:* drlqgwt* from California
war# fllad In th* office of County T,
“ x
.U d•ll,rr,,1 *l 10 A- or any other state Is pledged to
Clack O. P. Herndon todey. The J ’ *
•"‘•reerilon of First me. That should end such discus
sion.
money was laanad by th . F.d.ral ‘S ,rMt *n,‘ M*tnoll“ Av*nu*’
"And get ona thing straight. I
,r *nn, C; ; ,llL. A - ; - # * 1- . , t * ™ *
The Salvation Ar.„y fund tod.v am not opposing any of the candlth# Banfor.1 Agricultural Credit a |) p r w M ^
„ >70n m4rk> lnd
dates. My concern la with princi
Corporation.
th(. t 0mmltto# hopes It will reuch ple*.
Tha convention will be com——.
* ;
12.000 by tho end of the week. poa*d of a most unusual and ab!a
personnel. Th# seriousness of th*
convention Is tvldenced by the fact
that th* large majority of th* del*,
gate* ara bring sent by the people
About a dosen Amtrlran L*gl*a of tha state* without other in
struction* than to find the right
ia dollars t* bone- „ ltni|
m g fry to be given by thing to do for th* country In th*
grawtos} crisis we hare met In
,n : ,h# TlOiarill* float Commander two generations.”
out, |l,0tU,8J5 wen. ^ y
th, t , r, Dg.
Investigation Of Bonholders’ Groups
Will Be Continued By Hoii»ACommittee
.. A A.
. porlallon will be provided for ad
out that the (om- (ho** who ate* to go to the coast
■alf-appotnted and town,
dholdara have no
-
E
ooduct af tk* rom-
County Aargant C. R. Dawaon
i* expenditure o f n t
(,U m U g o to O fla m iu tonuirruw la
undu* atravagancr,
In kw yara’ f;c«,
tha soam lttee:
to mo a little out nf
that im mar wrestel
attend a confer*nr* on tha loll
ronaervatloa program. Th# pro
gram ha* boon In operation for
soma tlm# an th* west toast where
'topi* crop* a ra grown, but is
"°w extondad fa the truck and
A mo tornado from Hanford to
Orlonda tomorrow evening when
Judge PeUoway, axndL.aU f..r
governor, apeaks there U being ar
ranged.' Tim motorcade la to leave
at 7 ill u Jodge Pat lews- la to
•peak a t I o’clock. Delegations are
reported from DoLand and Day
tona Baack.
Gospel Singers O f
Three States Will
Meet In Tallahassee
Town*
record
n letter from Townsend to Robert
C. t'lementa, former
national
•ecretary, saying "you and I
have the world by lh* tall on a
downhill pull on thla thing U wn
work It right.”
Town-end charged tha present
administration waa a "hoatiln
force" behind the House com
mittee Investigating tha old agn
|M-nv|on plan, and charged th* com
mittee with an "unfriendly attitiule."
Hla atatemanl that hla follow*
era "feel Ilk* I do a b ~ * lh* two
n d par tie*" and that a third party
wiu. w*svw adM #% w *— * rkm -f
opportunity ptoaento I M F -to T V
applauded by T o w n * a* In I k '
audtenew,
" r
In naming th# admlnlatraUaw a*
a “hostile forte” behlm* th* to- >i
veetlgatlon. Townsend (aid that
the situation mada necessary a
recent appeal for _ “defan*#
’" '
fund"
to be spent wt his discretion.
“Wo need millions to carry on n
movement like this, and w* are go
ing to get them,” he aaldl
Missing Disptach
Case Bobs Up As
Aftermath Of War
<nr tke I « h I u I(4 res sal
Missing dispatch case—net th*
first to cause an International
tempest—bobbed up out of th*
Itnlo-Ethloplan wars afterm ath to
day.
ThU particular dispatch eaae,
although probably of no such
moment aa the on* a German dip
lomat lost on a New York sub
way train prior to America’* en
trance Into th# World War, neverthe less causer I the British foreign
office to Instruct Sir Sidney Bar
ton, minister to 'Ethiopia, to make
Inquiries. The bag. it waa reported
In Ixmdon, disappeared from the
Franro-Ethloplan railroad tb o ho
lerren Djibouti and AcHk Ababa,
It was consigned to lh* BrltMl M b
■ul at Djibouti, but ha didot gal
It. Italian troops are now la con
trol i,f tha railroad In Ethiopia, j
Sir flldher was also asked to bavrstigato tha reported arrest by
kalians of a warrant officer a t
tached to n British ambulance u n it
riRITON ARRESTED
I/>MDON. May 19
Reuter* (BriUsM Now* Aganry
dispatch cold Italian mlHUry **•
thoritlaa arrested a British war
rant officer yocUrotay a t Dlradawx.
Ethiopia.
w aotI n o t o n ,
M ar 1
yes ter h y signed a
TALLAHASSEE. May 19.-GF)
—G«#p#l lingers of Florida, Ala- (rede s g r eipent dOalg
pend thalr comm*re la
ham*
Georgia wUl gather
here next Raturdsy and Sunday
for Um annual convention of the
Tri-State Singing Association.
, P. D. Rich *f Dalnbridge, G a, LOCAL WEATHBB
presidei<, ewtlmated 53)00 o r more
persona would attend. Th* Th!k haaae* Lion* Club la sponsoring
th* assembly.
'
Ringing programs will b# given
In Um Leon county armory, and
loud- speaker equipment will be
provided so persona outside Um
bul'dlng may listen.
Goapol *o«g rompoaara axpactad
to atasnd Include J . M. Hcncon.
Homer F. M onk, Byron L. Whlte
wwrth. J. R. Baxter, J r , and Jhcaoc
C. Moor*.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
s P alled By
�FLORIDA.
log * mighty big profit* Y tt nobody secfll
very much money and everybody b cor
hard time#. Few of ua can, understand
farmers, business men, and others (of any
Thera a n many reasons, of course. But o
ftttfn reasons is~the high "faiesWhichaJI LUiBies
era, and' everybody ebe hared to pay. We heard 4
the other day that If hts taxes were no higher
said to b r twenty year* ago. He wotrid b* mafcJ
profit on his own busbies*, We helltve alfre
cottkt a i r th a t Moat people fhtd that they nr
two or three days oat o f m for the giUenwHUt
A resent bulletin front the American freer
Itrtitofe reveals that daring the yenT of £ M
mately 178,0000,000 WM paid In taxes by thy sOssf hM tstry
of this country. Just what that meant was feather die*
Hosed by the statement that if It had dot been fb r these
w
wars: is*
•» atfln* taxes the steel indnatry could have given employment to
some 07,860 additional men. Or, It could bav* increased
the pay of Its present 047,119 employes by an avenge
amount of 0188 a year.
fa rth e r figure* show Just how the tax bill of the
ntes compare with their earning*. While nay*
,000,000 in taxes, tha steel indastry wan able to
e a rn " i l l y 102,91S i , 981, w h ite a c tu a l d iv id e n d s
sto c kh o ld e rs W e fe o n ly 888, 926, 401,
I n o th e
M b '' K la CdCKClOW
th e re h a d be e n n o ta x e s th e a v e n g e d iv id e n d
h o ld e r m ig h t h a v e be e n In cr ea s ed f r o m 871 Co
MW wa*y a UwTtly bargain Was in 1998. >
Si
have 1 (track , , , , •
The discouraging p art about high taxation
!: M > Ooi, hew ritany a aWUj.l
If reduced bri
ftto kRM my tea], wSo had act figures on the steel industry indicate that its tax bill for
Bti' w(H to stock
lDnn was approximately
V 181 per e*A« greater thaw it was in
‘Tha bright llhmfin fh>n Dm 1984.l And the prospects J o r n e tt yejkt and other years
ft* . toabby lias.
to come are that taxes will become ever atid ever higher.
1 kaV| brought tribal* to to
W hsl Is said here with respect to the steel industry
• chaap an an,
L". Ant hang that pvrar Image or is, unfortunately, true of every other industry to a greater
or less extent. The raltfoadk Are not lestifg money solely
Thy ;rrae«,
W i l t * » n n M t Italy M l upon because of bus and truck competition, but Uorgefy because
so big a portion of their Income has to bo paid out for
k* i the heart,
V.tokh shoddy tlneel of tho mar tpxcs, Tho same thing Is true of many a small business
n :j 1st plan.
venture, of the farm ing industry, and of practically every
'Whhto* thrroatl, t wo«p. fir other line of work In which men engage.
b< thak whhh led
The question which is puxsiing most thinking people
-m 2W*A aH- -■ /rit, Um- eow^whl todav Is just how much longer the cost of government can
lag floiih,
Aad too* vnalnewed on a (loop* continue- to rise wjthout ^ n g i n g about a revolt against
taxation on the part of tha people.
^i , . IMS' bod,
l* Aad In tho bitter
Lf ,
groan afrteh,
its wonderful f a a w w k, flat sfUv As o* a s *
.I atminias tolL tha IttUa crutsW i tabs*
U ended by a natural death. Pawrabto cltaatto
condition* la Florida permit tha worker b*o to Mto
tala a (bong colony during tho winter month*. a
foot quit* Impossible to colder climate*.
dSriuMoe
Axri pray, are cockcrow and the
nr
i ]tabled nan*.
1W Christ will tom 'and loo*
,* .
id ‘
WAVE
$ 5.00
The crumbling walk od oid BRADKM CASTLE
n«ar nradeatoa, r epresent grim remtodan of t k a
mo again.
iar* HMdefooa Hay.
' ASvlM to mtid-t!ln*lng (tindl
k«y not um a bir of Iron
Utfp Sad float into office.
*
Kuaollnl U now cutting down
'its atobUlacd army. Tha Ethlogtoaa bare boon doing aii th»»
S«d4 to help.—Ohio Slat* Jour*
• Vuhhy thing l«, we've known
U ntil fellowe who hive won
Prstty big money on lottery tkkele
U too lu t fow years, out we've
SevjAlM aso y*t com* la ami pay
much better fo use agencies which a rt well organised and
efficiently manned than to create new ones, each working
In • surds! small field, many of them with overlapping
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
turn two tohe'p
boa ulroiidy been
tod. Karl ttomano baa
oca leaving IM irt • and
Hlfgtne, and Olve* Murrell, -E
mead. Mekrh, and Rayraor
PbUlH.
Amo** tkoM tai
am ass
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�Dance Recital To Be
Given A t City Halil
A DOCTOR’S WIFE TELLS
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Invitation* m -/ tie secured
from Um Chamber of Commorea
t s* j£ g £
•omw-otmsr ^Persona Is
May Johaon of Quincy U
•* •* Mr. wild, Mr*. George
tide afternoon for Jacksonville to
■gaud a few days.
Mi*. A. M. Watt* of Jackaonvitte
•a efadtiag her grantfchugMer,
Mia* I f a r p e r t* Ingley. at her
1m m *■ M ath Sanf'jrJ Avenue,
h ‘be ffarat act th* acene open*
i n f a d la th* Dnhe-a Palace
faen the Dak*. Aegean, and
- Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Wbodruff
have goo* to Coronado Beach to
•pend the rammer
their cottage
S?
^Jr**"* to**®* »*•
Ufa* e f Ephrtaa who aaaka to
mrate th* fall *f Aag aea. n
■ w 1' •* Syrwena*. The and of
is MM* ahew* to* Ja'V r obey
Mr*. E. J. South and the Miiae*
* « * " W the daraend ef th* Mary
Earle, Virginia EarU,
■he to take Aageon to fab m - Pauline WlUInk. and Chloe Booth
aaetored to St. Peter*burg Sun
T to n m d acene H laid In tie day Roe th* dry.
Frtend* of Mia* Beu'-ih Dean
will ragret to Irirn that aba ronttauaa to be Ul at the home of her
•later. Mm. A. L. Kelly, 400
P alm rte Avenue.
K fi- A. T. Hi nee and aon, Reg
inald, left Sunday for thoir home
to Evergrwm, Ala., after ipen ing
aeeenJ day* her* with the former’a aider, Mr*. A. l» Kelly,
409 Palmetto Avenue.
lha City Hall auditorium by!
local puplla of the F.baen School'
of Dancing.
, Th* program I* directed fay C-,
I*. Sheen and llelga E bon and
Mary Gilmore and Annie Laurie'
King will verve a* accompanlat*.
Orlando itudenta who wlU aa•iat on the program are Darla
Lee McManua,
Mary Rmrier,
Barbara Fox and So o t * Cbeen
HolL
Th* entire program will he
prevented a* follow*;
Bailor Strut, Sara Margaret Alt
man, Janice Cook, Dotore* Lee,
Nixie
Kirehhcff,
Irfi
Oey
Flower*, I’hy til* Bach, David
Bach,
Buddy
Blackmelder,
Mary Ann Whelchel, Clarence
McKee, M arly Ball, Patricia
Wallace.
Loulae Fa tend* (left), Pat O’Brien and Josephine Hutchinson
Grecian Dance* Nell Stewart. in a »een* of domeatldty before the doctor’* wife derided to reveal
Virginia
Bacorn,
Charlotte the -ecret* of th# men In whit* In "I Married a Dnctor," the W arner
Staff.
Pro*, picture opening at th# Rita Theater on Wedneaday,
Dutch Dance, Billy Fppe, Ann
Lovell, Winifn-d
IAvail, Pa
tricia
A rm b n u trr.
Angela
Mtl>ch, Sylvia Meitch, Audrey Judge And Mrs. W are Railway Strike In
Bach.
Entertain For Co-Eds Mexico Collapses;
Ruaaion Dance, Virginia Bacorn,
Men Back At Posts
Charlotte Stein, Nell Stew art.
The home of Jld g e and Mr*.
Music Interpretation. Irla Gay K W. Wire Wita the acene of thl
Flower*. S ara .Margaret A lt regular bualnea* and n w l m re'MEXICO CITY. May 10.—(/H
man, I’hylli* llach, Janice Cook, ing nf the Co-ed Claaa of th# Kirat —The atrike of 48.000 employe*
Nix!* Klrchhuff, Aurdey Bach Methndlat Church held M rnliy
Mardy Ball, I atricl* Wallace. evening with L. M. Swain pre- of th* Great Mexican National
Pclkette, C harlotte Stein,
Vir •i'lmg. Mr.' Swain op-no 1 the Railway* rnltap**d today under
meeting with a Scripture rending raaoluio munlernrtion from Pre*ginia Bacorn, Nell Stew art.
»f er which Judge Ware led in ideilt I-aiaro I'a nlrn a ’* admlni*prayer.
. T t o - e . paaam*. 1 e rg s c -A A y .
Mr. and Mr*. J . Bauer will leave
tomorrow for Jackaonvill* to taka
lha boat for New York City where
they will ipend a abort time before
gelag to MaihMtrad, M an , to
•pend the aumtwer wk‘h their
datotWer. They will be accompanied
to Jackaoavtlle fay their daughter,
Mr*. Jullua Dingfakfar.
WPA Orchestra Gives
Symphony C o n c e r t
Before a large and ■iBractatlv*
toudlance, eh* Jaakaonvllle unit of
the WPA (pmphony wrchealm pre
sented a eoncert Monday evening
a t the Bewilnol* High School audi
torium with F. Pierce Drohan aa
condnctor. Th* orchotra waa Ifit n t h n d by T. E. Simpton, praaldraft of 'he Seminole Oavndy Chant
Program fur lha evening vrai
given as foHowat
Overttar* "Phaifaa" — Maaernct
Unflnirifid 8 ynwhosy—Schubert;
Allegro Modettoto — Andante.
1NTORMI88ION
Overture, “Midrammer Night’*
The orehaetoa waa brought to
Ih afatd through tha co-operatioe
*4 the American Legion, Seminole
High School P -T . A , Sanford
Weman’a Cluh, RCIwania Cub, Ro
tary ClobJ Liras O ne, Betalnoi#
Oaanty Chamber o f COramerca, and
Jeaior Chamber e f Caaamerce.
ylayyra aw
Two Miamian*. Jo » e p h H. Ad- ^ r a
afn*. hotel m a n a g e r ,
Henry
F l e r n . dog track em ploye, wer e in- I
on charg e* nf co n r e a lin g
and harboring
Karpla fo llo w in g H
hi* prevloua
to
A'
d a t e ha* n o t been <et for t h e i r H
trial.
A negro, John Ithome nf Pompano, wa* one of the 2.1 perron*
•elected for \h e grand jury. It
wa* believed to be the f l m lima
a negro had aver been ehmen a*
a federal juror In tha Miami dl-
eadi
MAYO, May 19.—Eighty per
cent of I^ fa y rtte county’* firraa
will be eligible fpr *oll rontervatlon paym nta urt er the new
farm program, aaya County Agent
MARIANNA, May 1 9 -Jac k wn county firmer* recently aol<|
14.R0B pound* of hog* (Hi head)
•t a co-opei**tlva rale here for a
total of 91,200.26, an averaga of
more than R cent* per pound, ac
cording to a report from County
Agent J. W. MVone.
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O m r a la la b a r gaya
whet) all Outdoor* far*
topartafcwo lito ta r lg a r l
retraahlng atmoaphaca.
vlainn.
feua. w ith 1 w fabdoWO
W. L. Ilarrl* of W ait Talm arid*, n a you ta k a yq
Ileach wa* named chairman of the clean , traah air—an d w
Jury which waa qualified by Fed
eral Judge Alexander TVkrrman
of Tampa to conalder c**ea from
the Tampa, Jackaonvl'le, Orlando
and Miami dlvialon*.
The ra*e* will be presented by
the Jury by John W. Hol’and,
federal dlatriet attorney of Jackannvilte, and Joaeph 3. Gillen, a»aiatant TUatrlct attorney of Tam-
C lea rw ater
Talkhaiwce
Orlando
Miami
GalnMvIlle
PcnaicoU
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
IMltabnrgh
Indianapolis
Detroit
Dalian
Ran Diego
Cleveland
HOGS SELL HIGH
You can't foci J. J, Coirs when it comes (o business.
He Is the mnn we need for County Commissioner
from District 2.
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2-W)
4.75
.40
4.70.
2.75
7.45
15.70
16.65
12.80
10JO
14J5
16-35
17.45
3GJ0
l<Uft
Union Bua Stat
Phone SO—Cor. 2nd k
I P el* P elllteel A4 *e H I*«tn *n ll
Four Kan*an* met death In hire*
’runaway*" h a t year
PLENTY OF VRGETAHI.KS
BONIFAY, l i i t y
lO— llolmce
county garden* are In fine ahape
’and there haa teen plenty of freeh
vegetable# for home u*e and a
aurplua fo r canning, according to
a report fr>m Mra.
Caudle, homo agent.
Bet tie
A.
Only 41 cattle In I t herd* war*
found Infecterl with tick in the
Webb county, Tex., eradication
program. There wart 91.280 cat
tie dipped.
Robin's Friend
Karaev. Laat Spring—Grieg.
Id* i o t l v i t l n
p r o b a b ly will
be,
• ubm ittrri by f u l c r a ] acv n t« who
h i v e W n i nvcut l j t at l ng to det er mi ne wh e t h e r person* who i . x i ' t rit th e kid nan g a n g lo ad er in Mi- ■
am i kn ew hi*Identity.
ft |
Mr*. Ware, Mr. and Mr*. C. E
MrSfarrow,, Mr. and Mre.
Sun*. Mr. and Mr*. J. J, Carver,
Mr*. J. P. Chtea, Mr*. M. D. Reel,
Mr*. W. M. Coleman, Mr*, it. E.
Kipp, Mr*. W. E. Price, Mr. and
Mr*. R. L. Caldwe I. thr MU.e*
•'•'ul* McCullorgh, Ki'thryn Tillia
(lt*rlene CMdwell, and Gilbert
Will man, L. M
Dunne
MANY FARMERS ELIGIBI.B
*fki'
MIAMI, May l#_<A>)_Ahln
Kafpf*’ vialt to Miami [ait Fabtuory « n <i peeled to be reviewed
before a federal tTmnd lory Irapaneled here for the purpoae of
learning whether the raptured
gangatar had aceoinp'iceo during
hi* itay.
I n f o r m a t i o n on h ia F o u th FI or-,
Jackaonville
$ 2-30 f
Daytona Ikach- .95
Tampa
2.05
Ihi ring the uncial period
g'tniea and content* were enjoyed
•ml refreahment* were •ervrd.
T..<" M. CUiemnn a t Oahimbna
aiv.1 Mr*. Mary- Hommell re
ed yeateixhy from Daytona
li where they apent e week,
r were aeeompanied by Mre.
tor 8 . Oeletnen end Mre. Wa1W. Wright wfao apent Monday
M beech with them.
Grand Jury Will ,
Probe Visit Of
U A v ijb t iif o a
Karpis To Miami
BULLETINS FOR
BRIDES
Unless this year is very differeAt from other years,
flrrocers’ sales of rice will pick* up during the next six
weeks. Church organists will suffer occupational fa
tigue. Tin cans will rattle behind dignified automo
biles. And a great many young couples, em erging
starry-eyed from the middle aisle, will face Life to
gether and find it full of New Problems.
They have s o many things to buy, so much shopping
to d o , b o many choices to make. Furniture, silverware,
rugs and blankets. . . towels and toasters. . . soap and
soup and cereals.
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 thehrltpm aturally
as they buy, Thev will read the advertisements more
than ever no^r—selecting, rejecting, budgeting, buying
with a minimum of wasted effort and a definite assur
ance of value received.
The pages of this paper are full of bulletins for
brides. n<*wg o f the world of goods and services, short
cnt« to efficient housekeeping. Whether you're a 1936
bride or a 1906 bride, make it a heblt to read the adverfl««mpnts rcflrolarlv. For ♦he saV#» of time, economy
and convenience, he familiar with standard values
when you start out to shop.
f
�or oim s e r v ic e
TOUR WATCM MOST BB
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■Official RaRwajt Usyertec ■:
McLAULIN Jeweler'
t>aM e.? , M M „ e.
PLATE LUNCH
Sle Angel, Prop.
MAKING
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Action b Promised
By Ex-Judge Bitter
Vy
governor
r.
F DAN CHAP!i
VICTOR CHECK
r WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
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JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
J. D. DAVISON
FRED A, DYSON
For Attorney General
JOHN E. FOX
For Comptroller
REX PACKARD
OTTO SCHMEHL
State Treasurer
PETER THURSTON
For ItaUroad Cdirtmissionef
For County Commissioner
For State Senator
*
D istric t No.
W. B . DUPREE
W. B. BALLARD
J. J. PARRISH
ROY U HOWELL
MIAMI, May 1
-H a b U d
L. Ritter, ousted bat doflnnt
federal district Judge, today saW
EVERT Wm&esday
“actions speak loader than words
Chick D ay a t a 1
—the next step will b* action."
Sure. All variation.
His statement came during his
now routine momine call to the
indicia) suite which he baa re
fused te vacate In the Miami
federal building. Ritter said ha
had "nothing" to add to his
promise of “action."
Ritter, who clslm* his convlette a .by the Senate on a House
LOST: Purple belt In Milano Impeachment charge waa uncon
Theater.' Mrs. June Turnbull, stitutional, was expected to bring
>01 Magnolia.
___________ this week In the federal court of
claims a petition for beak salary.
LOST: In bustneea
Through the salary claim ha
brief case cental
would attack the Senate's ouster.
Ritter exchanged friendly greet
papers. Reward If
ings yesterday with Judge Alex
Ilarald office. 1
ander Akerman, here from Tam
asked.
pa to conduct trials In the Miami
court.
LEHMAN
C. B. SEARCY
PORREST B. STONE
J& prm ntative, State Legislaffire
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For County Commissioner
O roagN e. 1
D latrlet No. 4
BARNETT
P- WAGNRR
Iieaiii laUAa
D istrict No. I
R. W. WARE
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
E. F. HOUSHOLpER
7 . j.
JOm y G« LEONARDY
W. HERBERT MESSER
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Direct from Miami’s moat pop
ular night club. Sea and bear
DcLand Highway
Short*, & H ilts O at
In
n o w -d o a lg a
'U B W *
• Sparkling gbaan itrvwn udth
bright start. . . tlm asw Sexnkyteigs. You11 want to ceilcct a
whole set. AM wkfla yoa*n doing
w ith all * p ttn
of the delicious
K r a f t C h a s te
Sprtmb. Tbay'cs
m a rv a lc u a fo r
f
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SNOW ’S
FOR BALE: Strawberries for
canning. Phone 414-W. Reg
Packard.
BUY A"BLUE GRASS or BLUB
RfBBOM bwnmower and get
Th$ W itch And Jewelry Repairing
DUaioai HoanUttg And Engraving
“wnaaort rg ic w ana r x e to w m *
w J Hr I■ m I
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H. H. PATTISHALL
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MAILING LISTS—TYPING
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
* For Justice of the Peace
Fourth D istrict
BOpflODSON
For Supervisor Qf Registration
DAVID K.McNAB
Y / . 1 . THIGPEN
J. OVERSTREET
It. t i l l
w W /V *
at the as
Seminole Comity Credit A m *ii
JUFT LOOKUP AROUNU
District
ME1SCH
ShcDay and B m u
. V eniatlllans
ARMY PLAYGROUND SAVED
-
JAS. C. ROBERTS
t.F.ftcCLELLAND
A C K SO N V ILLE
OKIE Re MATH IE UX
SAMUEL A. Be WILKINSON
M. (CHARLIE) HAND
PLENTY second bead
tin, end bricks at
Lumber Yard, *th A
Phone SM-W.
FAT HEART Pasta. See Btem
Cherry. 111X Locust Am.
For C ounty Commissioner
For County Prosecuting Attorney
ONE GOOD Kelvtoator electric
refrigerator. ISO. Baal sad
Sons. >01 W. P in t SL
W. B. WILLIAM^
W. G. K1LBEE „
L
S w a n k y tw lg g i a n t s !
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GLIDER: X arm chain; X flower
stands; trunks. SIX Pdrk.
G. yjf9 SPENCER
* » 4 5 )ta e iA t i
25 o u n c e s254 *
At Short’s Camp
now
B. C. DODD
For County Judge
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ROSS L. HUMPHREY
%r Itppresontative, State Legislature
Special Nightly
Attraction
�fe .S id e li
GatorsAgreeTo Extra Bleachers
>2*-¥ecp€sntraet T r B t - M Fob 1
With Temple U Thursday’s Game
Cbrreshoritfe&e F i l e
Sent Cxar Who W ill
Decide Wfiote Issue
Intersectional Game1Tremendous Crowd I r
In East Scheduled
Expected
W hen
For Fall Of 1937 Car Is Given Awty
f e e Blatiaff, Bill Cataa and
live Swindell are caused la
U U tttd n Bias's last compiletm among the laadjfc hitter, la
w n o rid* Slate League. Each
ia played hi a games, B1struff
U hit, IS titaea in 77 <1m«* at
it*. CUm hat h it 15 tlmaa la 91
msa a t bat, wnd Swindell hia
i t M tlmaa la 91 Umaa a l b «
ccordteg to the official av ersg ta
or alt t**dra ap to tn d Including
i k m of May I t.
In aoo of the moat tram atla flnlehaa af turf hlatery, Bald Ventura, winner of the Kentucky Derby, neeeg e a t Oranvllle In
Hint af the PrtaknoM at leltlm era. Bo dee* veaa the victory that judges called far photograph! ef the h o m e earning ui
before announcing the eelnnor. Thia picture shows the finish with Bald Venture (nccrect the camera) barely a note ahead,
Free* Photo)
b o n in 56 tnningi, pitched In eight
Barnes a id O ventroot (the now
bltdher the Lookouta signed a fte r
Do Load rejected him) etruck oat
nine ige& IB I t . Ian In go pitched in
four games prior to M ay IS.
, BanfoM r u b t t i r i la club
b attin g and fotnJth la d u b fielding,
hr cording to official Urhrages,
tnehsding games of b week ago toW , o o 1 compiled by E arl Bine,
loop atatlatician. Daytona Dwicb
kad Do La red hold t i n t and second IpMod. but no money baa been
positions,
roepocUvtly, In both paid for the pitcher. Lake waa
teat week relearned, by the Look
l u t i n g and nefding.
outs back to the Albany club ef
T h i official atatlatician dot only the International League.
bills Swindell In Bnumg the boat
Naiiy for uko. McNaHy wa.rd- Seminole* Defeat e
GAINESVILLE, May 1 0 -T h n
AfT>n
first ->fficial announc- Trent of
Joah Cody F lo riV s ntw ath,r* n!
lelic director, came last night in the Da
the form of a two year footha'I Sanford
Contract with Tempi* University.
y,,,
Cody said that the firwt r» n v .
„
ww« to be playr.l in Phi'a.lelphln IT*
Oct. 8. 1937. with it ret urn game
,” T
in G alnearlle l>>c. 3, 1938.
r o w ea
The agreem ent with Temple m' r®™r
give* Florida a prominent inter*"•*
aectloiuS game in the K ill for it* '* '*P*
1937 schedule. Thi* I* the first
tim e T ’mple ha* ever hern s.-hrl- ***** *
uled and It will be the f in t ap- ^,000 fl
pen ranee of the U nlvcrl.ty of
Thun
Florid* foot!all team in I'hiln .el at 3 o'
phi-.
the IflO
Since Pop Warner, one of the t begin a
gtime’ft most celebrated cm hes, jta k a »n
left Stanford to direct the grid ' inra *al
iron team at Temple, the I'hi’rt | J»e rir
delphia institution, ha* assumed I
top ranking in footVni,
*
Thia will bo Florl u'a first fool .
,r .
lull trip out of the South slnro
Ic
1931. when the G alo n tra v lle d to rm l,lr*n
1 I O ' Angele* to meet If. C. L. A,
And It will he the second i n v a - --------*lon of the F.a*t for the G alon r i t | I T
since 1929, when they went to llns. X i l l .
ton to drop a heart breaking 11 I to n derision to Harvard. TH-y al^| Q
no tdayril at Syracuse in 1931.
Theie only tnleraaetloMil win on Jja.inn*
foreign ground camo in 193d. •
’ , , 1 when they treun.-ed Chicago, 19 M | I’alatka
S i d e n. with Red IWlh** lisa ing the i
’
.
llau players for years have i hrid * few times and proceeded to
labored under the belief th at the col lei-1 two straight hits,
i rubbing of a darky's kinky h ead ;
brings them luck in the form af
I'anliim;
I bash hits. Manager Stuffy
Me*
The Pirate* last evening wo|) _______
frofle of______
Sanford
J was converted Gr
E rrors cost the Cherolteea an_____
|
*"
the first ‘‘world serin*” prelimi the idea several years ago, s o ‘if
other
Legion
Junior
League
GAINESVILLE,
May
19.
Ian
«'i«*rok*
nary In the Lion* leag u e when the Lookout skipper adopts him*
gam e Monday afternoon and the p
w n t l-alm llrnch, is the
„
they defeated the Seminole*, 12
f ubu uf those ebony black "mid*
RUlhlogs won, 9 In 2. The Chew* honorary captain of the 1930 ^
to 7. A* a result of their victory, , . . . . .
keeg made three hunglea In no no University of Florida tennis team. "L „ ' 'V',
the Pirate* will play the Ynnke-r n M
l * this season, fane ran
FLORIDA HTATM LB AG IIH
In Ihe serrmd prelim inary at C, charge It up to baseball su p en tlfur the winning team.
I ,)n* "< *•" moat consistent p la y
lion
and
let
it
gu
at
that.
o'clock thl* afternoon.
Robert Sloinoff.
third b a s e - '* '"
,h<' V" ,Uy f , , r ‘h\ P** l '/ " - , - It all happenol when Stuffy
thrtnj /iMrs, Sim was the* chnirt* linatim
.G len n fo e h rtn waa Ihe win-'
was playing with W ilmington of
man
for
the
llulldogs,
drove
In
nf
hll|
tP, mm, tr, , t , dinner
nlng pitrher anal I Ur leal a good thu I'irdniunt la-ague. He was
SL Augustin* a l DaLaiid.
four of the nine score* when he Bi»rn (n their honor.
1
brand nT haill through the seven in the throes of » |dtlf il stump.
Palatka at- Daytona Beach.
hit two-baggers two tlmea at
The Gator tennis learn lost only
*
Ipnlngr. Jack Willi* caught fur Fielder* were iu..hirig him uf lisso
the Pirate*.
bat.
hits and everything he did was
The SemjnoL-s used two pitch- wrung. Spying a pickaninny
Red William* pitched fnr the
era, . Bernard Collin- Ter the first perchi-d up In a plhe tceu nut,
Bulldog* and struck nut 13 men.
tour Inning* an I then
Hilly side the park one day, Htulfy de
The same number of llulldnjp
I'MOB I'AHT 71A IT
llntnan
tho
In st
Ihre*. file d to try the old ivniedy. A ft
fanned the air, bill they wvru
OSLO, Norway, May 19. bPl—
ttl*n»n cr.light ivhit.i ,VI||n* wa* er smne persuasion he xurrrcjed
struck out by two Cherokee lvar B allangrid, wotbl famous
pllelilng. and Hu-n while Hilly in Veiling tho liny off hie per il
pitcher*—la n c e lliy - i and Hurl ■l».*d skater, who w in 1hrve
waa put In tho beg ? stand Floyd i and Into the ball park.
NATIONAL
Higgs. A rthur Ueckwilh cauglii Olympic titles a t G anuisch-ParM ««ht
“What posllliin do you play V* he
the entire game for Ihe t'he.u- tenkirrhen hi* year, h is been of
Chicago 7: HtMUirf 2.
s fV if# by Inning*:
( k , the UarJt Kambo.
kres, while the Ibillitog* umsI fers. j fJA.nuo by an Amerlcsin syn
fit. laiuis ll{ Philadelphia A.
Pl.rals*
1 4 2 2 0 1 2-SI2
, .
lailh Webber Wellaun ami l l v r y dicate to turn pi-vf.-iulonal, it ha*
New Vurk t ; Plttahurgh 2.
jLnt&olo*
2 2 110 10— 7
I’u* U "#1 waa Ihe reply.
a ab n i
been announced here.
Grlmhall behind the bat.
Cincinnati 9; Hruoklyn A
T hat settled the m ilte r with
T*rry# Giants
54 iq m
The lied* and the Panther*
First Baseman McCrone, and right
Sullivan lad. -1 7 51 | g
Hat Mohr, academy prltc-wln- then and theie began g benutifu
AMERICAN
piny at A o'clock thl* afternm n, Ninth Street diamond.
Mcahvlclr. CnrJi.37 llg 17 M
tig movie cameraman, began hi* friendship,
and the ('nnlinal* and Senator*
Hrwton 2 | Chicago 0.
Tho score:
Dl Maggie Y anh.ll 60 IS B
mm m Ru»**H, th* actr***. irear ia an am ateur In San Stuffy shook hands with the Detroit 7j Washlng-on t
Inmurmw afternoon. Build, g .
will pity
Rrubakar, H r. ..IT 65 10 i
rinrlww.
ha* written a screen pla*
pickaninny, ruMa-d his woolly
Other* rained out
The games are played on the I herokre*
Oehrlg, Yanks. 30 111 17 4!
Sach
tinsr Cldb v"y
_____
M a k e s 3 Errors Honorary Captain Of
——Tennis Team Chosen
1
This Week’s Games
In Baseball Leagues
Ml th i Sinford
Yesterday’s Results
Il*8T Six Baseball
AtC Id
UW
m awkow aat
tha E'infocd
la galng to
a n*w <iki
lug is muen more
y. The vacuum
eves you of the
, M erely flick a
it reaches to the
INSTALL MORE
WALL SOCKftS
for dirt
there out let* r i ^ y d }cm
Y o u ll find n o th in g mot%
c o n v en ie n t t h i n k i v i a f
Fro c
into the bag
Ifetd ih isn ’t
I viiiqlloo r
.Sc rvico
vroomsor fhoseof
te dealer. They an?
and the
U n g tr t i f i l f i f M g r
vacuum cltaiMr, m ip a
tad dcdrkal ubU
lug appliance*. \
il* M
i h i i t k cs.
�n
THS BAIYTORD HERALD. SAHTOIffl, FLORIDA
1—:
PE
•-
"
• mam
ngCornMayBeHelpedBy
eat Tubes In Keeping Title
tj DILLARD
d iijju w ) s
tokes
By
STOKES
OT1CA. Ind.. May 19.—1/T>—
* T he world'* “eorn king" who
won’t N
e ett torn
corn on the cob and
Ukaa Cornbrrad only In modera-
-.'■av*
'
JOB HUNTER PULL§ FAMILY 435 MILES IN WAGON
Sweden Devises
Buoy Telephone
For Submarine
-------- a
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. May
1 9 —OP)—A iubmarin* bony tele
phone, by which a anaken craft
can communicate with readier*.
Revamping OfAim
1^ ^ ' ^ X J XUS*
J t U M League Qt
. .
.
In retain the title he won teat t l
, • .
p eer . l i .
Chicago Uveetock W S 1 1 O B S
; Exposition.
Wiliam C arr Ienlx, tha 3S
year-old “ King," ha* ratahludicd a
off Cap* Sabi* and ra ta m | M
of 18 Injured pc room all b at on*
of whom recovered. Rap. J . Marti
Wilcox (D. Fla.), mad* the prM
MIAMI, May 19. - V P ) - J n rotation■
recognition of heroic work dona
by hfm
after
the dtaaatroaa
Labor Day hurricane in the Flor
ida Key*. Lieut. W. L Cleramer
of the Coait Guard A ir Service
wa* decorated with thq federal
ZINNIA
uA iv J
r*
•« a
rO S S lD C
NOW READY
Mnt. Herbert E, Russell
>l*ry A re.
Ethiopian ConqUCSt
tS / E & C S S T J : iS Z .
Mae Brought Court
planted with hi* own <irain «f
To The Crossroads
cirry ln g telephone wire* from
from the iubmarin*. la equipped
with a flashlight to attract a t
tention on tha water.
Am in er communication* novel
ty la tha “largyngopbona,” which
receive* aound
ImpuDaa from
th# larynx of the apeaker, and
hence la net affected by nearby
nnl*e».
It i* deaignej for u»e In *uch
place* and engine room* and airplane* where there I* »o much
n«i*e that the .peaker** voire
would b# drowned in an ordinary
telephone.
while corn, two varletlau of y r|.
_____ ,
law malte, and , twelve . hybrlt
. .
Hr JOSEPH K. 8I1AHK KY
atra ln . cAUIned from the
he labG KM iVA,
May
1 0 .- W ) oratorlea of Purdue U ntv.r.lly. 1
u k ln g " <i>y. . r. upon th.
. V * T r " ” P*
1 Plot( lea g u e of N ation, and the a t m
la In addition to 60 acre. of land ln(( uf
le a jn , t wr4k
dedicated to growing 1-onlx'a regof
1UC„ „ „
Ular crop, which he hope, will pr, „ nt fall^rera. admitted y rutotal 2,600,000 ear*. Thia har- Yea| nee,j, for deviaion* of pulley,
veet will be combed for the ten for aubatltution* In the line ol
beat ear* which will b* entered in goo- h oflered o .e r th • intern*
the Chicago exhibition next fall. ,J tional counter.
The "corn king" I. pushing hi*, „ e r, l t , h(, n | t of , ht. o rg in l.
experiment* In teat tube, a , wall
whtth Womjjovv Vviituh
M furrow*.
Hint* January lie evolved m
n u inruns r*f a<rccjm(lii-tn
baa been tenting hi* will with hi* |„g hi* ideal* uf "aelM elei min >
Own equipment draignrd f r -hr | (|ua af people*'1 and th.' |H-rp<tui
Job. Iwnti * nnly child, Thomaa tion of jn lrrjia li inal [it'.ir, then
^
______
Carr, 6 year* old, wh»»e ambition U no thought of abandonment u
Determined
ta
find
wurk
aamewhere, Dave Cwealman, 71, hitched hlmaalf to a wagon end
la to become "a corn king just like the field.
pulled hi* wife and feur ehlldran and their betenglnga 411 mil** from T u lta , 0h!a_ to Memphlh
Mp daddy," la an ardent aieiatan l. For.ified ly Anthony Eden'.,
Terri. They are (hewn with th* wagon ]u*t after reaching their d**tlnttlon. (Acaoclatcd Pretc Phot#)
BOll tarter.
| pronouncement In the
British
BROWNSVILLE. Tex.. May 19.
Iwntx maile It clear that he la house uf roiitnurta th a t "lb*
—
—This border country, once
not an am ateur farm er, tilling League mu»l go on," advocate* o.
»o well populated with donkey*
tbe aoll for paitlm e, but a Liui* the (ieneve org..natation feel lliri
th a t certain tectiona were named
neaa man, who work* hi* own got ol .he piesenl mu die then
fo r the aniirvil*. find* itaelf donk-yland, with the a«*i»Unre of hired will emerge * modified "moihc
10.** in a ime of need.
man. While not rollege trained dvundi” which in the end w, I
A. Porter, representative of the
h* keep* clnaely in touch with ag. *tri'iigthen the puattiin uf tho m
Women’* Pre** Aaaoclxtion of
rlcultural experiment work at ganlxalion a* an r«w n ial found*
Washington, D.
left here .re
Purdue and I* ad exponent of tion for the maintenance uf world
cently In dt*guar after searching i
modern method*. Tractor* drag peace.
the prairie* for * doxen donkey* |
hi* plow*, harrow* and hi* g r a n
The** ail mettle* of the Itrugu
fo r the Democratic convention at
eutU r. Moat of tid»
.g r j
j
f
r
y
-Iliu
P h ila 'e p h la thia summer.
i
awchfwory la ntftloAOrtBVn.
malt.e* or people in all tan * They
Owe seetki* near Brsamivllte
Before hi* corn la planted admit that It it an imperfect orN M N T trm c< r-> **|-T rrx1rie" be
L enti teat* for germinativ* qual- ganixation, out maintain that it
m in e donktyk roamed wild over)
ity. Kernel* are wrap|i«(| in wet fullure* in unite of the iitajor po
the land*.
I
* paper and kept warm for about lltloil problem* of the world huv
Many of th* animal* were shot
a week. If tho corn I* good the •*vn permitted to overshadow tin
and cowboys drove other* aerda*
kernel* *prout. If not. they rot. fart that it ha* In ought *011161)1111:.
»h; Ri> Grand* for xalo in McxLent* rotate* hi* crop*, tend* a ncw »nd valuable inlo Intcrnutbm
icM
eeoro of dairy rattle, 100 hog*, 76 ■> relation*.
ahaep, Mverat hundred chicken*
It ha*, they *ay, r»tab!l*hrd tin
I Ightning killed five Kansan* in
and believe* In purebred (lock.
idoi of Inlrrnatiunul co laboralioo.
1935.
Although hi* rhief hu»lne»a »uc- oontothlng which scarcely cxlitoi
DELAND. May
Cera ha* l>een with corn—ha won in pre la-ague day*, a n . hn» creti
the Indian* atato championahip
piaclical org.ni.ru* for tin liun on the new cummnnj group
back In 1929—Lent* doean't ear* wtwklng out of thl* roll*!oration fur Htet.on University will bagin
bout June I, I're* blent W. S. Al
fo r It ■* food. “I don't like it/' Thc’«‘ inclinle the annual ti
lt* laid. “1 like e n rn b rtid once *''mbly, the qiairterly meeting* d len umiouneed today. Tho gtoup,
In a while but not often, And I th” ™'‘nrll, a perm anent la-agui which will iurljcJc a dining hall. *
WASHINGTON.
May
19.—
won't cal eorn on the coh/'
aec.etnrlat and « labyrinth of cafeteria, u modern kitchen, »ociai Hetty Ice lUndrbusch, 13, 8h*nroom*
an
.
*
patio,
will
bo
complctU n t* plan* In exhibit the ten
'com m ittee, which emi
(ituloah, Va„ w a, killed yester
d by Sept. I.
ith
virtuadi
which w m him hi* chain- rern IhJin*rlve*
day when a pole In the “big
(1. Medwin Peek, who took h it U nt" of Itlngllng Broth#r*-B*rplonahtp once or twice hi* y>e*r. every field of Internatknal no
bachelor'a degree a t S tttio n In nilm A EUlley ctreua toppled on
N ext year h* eifiecU to text it ment.
The *e**ior..t -at Geneva glvu up 1920 and wa* awarded a m aaler'i her during a furlou* wind and
and plant IL
port .nlty for frar.k Interchange of in archilec.ure *t llar>ard, 1924, elrrtrvelal itorm .
•
(ChrDty r» b * n n r, an *clive film politldnl Idea* through pcriomnl i* the architect ill charge. For
A\ lea»t two other* In the
eight
year*
Mr.
Peek,
whoxe
homo
rontad)*.
Tho
rum
m
iltre
act
I
ntic
dlarctor, w»* t i n t to ilirrcl Ihiugww connected
*tf„„av«w with
ea.aa.
ffOWlJ Of 15,000 WCFlf
a ttia A ev.nert* un a w ry field ol in at llelmnd, wa*
hta Falrbank* In 1010.
hurrvm m il avor from nil »rctlom the" ufficT 'of J o h n ' h "* . c I'p u p e i; hurl In the panic that resulted
architect*, New York City, and I "hen the hlg lent began swaylmf
uf the clvlllxrd wnrl .
T lic u anpreta of the L-aguc. h wko was *ent to Egypt to make j In » 41-inlie per hour wind,
rawing* of the reatoratlun uf a n - 1 Ten thousand, mostly women
I* argued, ahouhl not be In.t t
IquIUr* for the Metropolitan M u-, «od chlblren, raced for exit* ax
eight in the fog* th a t rise trim
| th* storm ripped a hole in tho
■trtctly political problem*, fur ir ■eum of A it. New York.
The common* gruup, to be iltu -, big tent’* tnp. Doxen, of rouatatechnical
field*
Geneva
h*
achieved reault* that, have contrlb ated In th* area lying betwevn j tmut* ruxhed to ateady aecondary
for lumber, roofing
band
uted materially to hunran we faro llu llry gym, Chaudoin IUH and I tent pole*. Tho dreu*
and building malarial*
It ha* fought *galn*t n.rrollcr Conrad Hall, i* ex|Hcted to cm- moved Into the tant’a center and
of atl kind* call an aa.
cxpeclally opium. It ha* Improved tribute to the beauty of tho | began playing peppy muilc which I
llcr* you'll find the
ampu* and to the enjoyment of soon ralmed th* crowd.
public health, ecpeckilly nf bark
moat reaaonable price*
ocia! life among aludenta and
While th* band wa* calm ing I
ward people*. It ha* found home
and beat quality and
teacher*.
th* dreu* patron*, animal tra in
for unhappy refugee*.
fb* qulckeat iirvler.
er* rushed 42 elephant*, made
It ha* fumUhed technical and
Sudden Service
financial aid to countries like Au*
til*, Hungary. Rulgnr^i, Gfeer
and China and haa floated 1100,
h
They were then quleUd. 000,000 nf reconstruction loan*.
The 'League, say* Ita adeooite*
S['RINGFIELD. Mo.. May . . . . .
„ ,
r iN , NWk
‘haa made detached national move —Wh—Sheriff Scott Cudl#
IS * **?! t. W**k‘ 1 ” 0 (C° t
ment* of amelioration bigger by reived
th .
following mtaaage » • " . U «W
\
giving them the scope and atrength from McRae. Ark.:
ri‘ • “
which come from IntarnaUmul
MIk » r Sir ! w ant you to
If , • "J™ 1 ^
J
col a bo ration.
you ran find J. E. llollla for me, *nck
,n<* W*T •
136 lb.
ami if you can see what be am*
to do. I want him to get my Do- JOAN DEVISES CUFF LINKS
vnraa If he dlden , am* to atay
with me and make me a
•vlth
a liven.
HOLLYWOOD, May 10.—<AV~
W*e ben mared 2 ycara and h* Joan Crawford maka* bar own
hnw nt a tad -w ith me ovar • ru ff llnka for tailored bkm ati
month* he waa up thlre a b o i 8, She cute pique atrip* two inchee
Fly— tk'a A aMa amhia Hydcaalla brakaa
J
week a 'go* If he d m l a me to
Ilea knot. In both *nda
gel my Devon I am i to so* h im ' and ther* are the llnka I
Democrats Seek
Vainly For Texas
Donkey Mascots
NEW BUILDING FOR STETSON UNIVERSITY
Big Top Pole Falls
And Girl Is Killed
*
Aviator Is Rewarded
For, Heroic Service
Fhooe 294-J
E. L. Spivey &
Orlando Phono S877
M 8
H ols 6L
Rebuilding and SerTldn* on all Makes of Machines—
New & Factory —Rebuilt Typewriters—Easy Terms—
All Work Guaranteed.
DRINK RUMS DRY PALB GINGER ALR AND
UPPER 19 TRUE FRUIT LIMB RICKEY TO COUNTERACT
ACID, ALKALI TOUR SYBTKM
N E ni MALTED CHOCOLATE *
NEH1 ROOT BEER
ROYAL CROV7N COI.A
NBIII TRUE FRUIT ORANGE
THFAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST
Htrrillaed But Ilea
NEHI BOTTLING CO.
* C, B. McKI
AI.L THIS WEEK
.......
Blanket Special
Single Cotton .......... ..................... ............. 20c
Double Cut It n
Single Woo] .. ................................. ............. 25c
Double Wool ........................................... .......45c
Phone 4 7 5
SEMINOLE COUNTY
L A U N D R Y
IN C ,
OF “ALL THREE” LOW-PRICED CARS
ONLYPLYMOUTH.
GIVESYDUBOTH
Building
M aterials
Man With ^ l d Toothi
I Hunted By Sheriff;
HILL
g -g
MNIMJMUSTIOIIRYDMUUOBBMIt
The Safest of “A ll Three"
RATES
A N D Y O U « T A LL T O S S
O T H E N B IQ F E A T U R E S
X 7 ° twt« a t Plymouth Is s e t only
IN
ft
Hawaii, . . hiadoos with the
only to tho fraIt Ulst rlpeo*
binad with 0)* goodnaa* of I
.1___ . M W a w ’3. I I ____!_
th e aafeat o f “A ll T h W . , . b u t
�#
S a n f o r d la T h e O n ly C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A f f o r d in g R ail, H ig h '
A nd W a te r f r a n.sport a lio o
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
g ,.J » U l> lla h « d l a
I
County Board Congressional C a n d id a te
Votes Pension
n d I ownsend Pension Plan K i *
li
For The Aged MAaioritv~Favor
Both —
1 _______ -111 N f!X t A s s e m b l y
VWft
STORM LEAVES 4-FOOT HAIL DRIFTS IN NEBRASKA
M ajority Favor Both
Paym ent Contingent The Big Ditch And
48 Not Seeking ReAid To Aged People
On Each County In
election And Most
State A ppropriat The Croea-Stnte Canal and the ______
.
Of The Others Are
ing Required Fund Townsend Pension Plan were put CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Having Opposition
forth ae leading laauea In tha - . - —
___________
_
Vice Chairman
Asks Meeting
Of Committee
Donnell W ants Early
Prim ary To Nomi
nate Candidates To
Succeed Trammell
present campaign by moat uf
Tanrnrrow*a tldei: High a t 8:13
TALLAHASSEE, May 20.—(Ah
the abi congressional candidates
who addressed n large audience A. M. u U 8:48 P. M.; ow at 2;10 —The new governor of Florida
A. M. and 8:16 P. M.
will find a lot ot r»-w fare* In the
In the Court Hnu,e laat night.
Leglalature when he goe« before
Moat of the ,peakeri said they
The Eboen School of Dancing the Seimte a n t Hou*e in Joint ses
favored both the canal and old
■ HI give n recital in City Hall sion neat April to rrp ort the con
age pension', though two were
AudlM Jum at 8 o’clock thli even- dition of the state.
doubtful ea to whether the Town- ing.
Forty-eight member* of the
tend Plan will bring about tha
1038 lloute of Representatives
benefit* promised for It.
. iO m luota da.identa contributed! , r » ,o t
' « kin*
re elertlon
With
only
two
exceptions.! u « i 5 ^ ^ Sahwtlon Army fund]*1*1 "*** of
,h * °*h ,r
47
Co u n f i y Oommlnrionrni every ipeaker went
,e n t beyond hie jrvsterday, Increasing the total to * ho hoP* to • " ,m'
IS ,
P fM «)
• meeting In special pension tima limit and it* wa* 10:30 b#-| $1,743.05*
facing opposition in the election.
I.t-il Iiv Vlco-Cbairman E,
_____
today voted to* appropriate fore the last congre**ional canfllThere wilt be at least nine new
H n-m ni'll of thp State
funda for paying Seminole date .poke, Kay Setden o f Day-! Th# w eath.r: P artly cloudy ■malar*, and 11 other* *eeklng
PrmiH'rutlc
Cxpctitlve Com
tons Beach chairman of the Con-] | „ . | , how rrl Thur, ^
^ , lon, re-election face oppo*ltion.
County’* share of pension* greaalonal
mit
(i-t>,
pro|V)in>nt3
of an ear
Democratic E iecuttve
Coaat tonight;
The
"turn
over"
I*
not
unviaual.
eilrem e
to persona residing In this Committee, presided.
ly vote for n successor to
Generally,
there
ere
ebout
55
new
|
northwe*t.
fair
tonight,
Thursday
section who are above the J. J. Dickinson t f Orlando was' partly cloudy
thr Into Senator Park Trammen In the Hkiuse membership of
age of 70 years and arc on the first congressional candidate,
‘______
05, and about 10 new senators.
ntt-ll toduv hrgnn n movement
to
apeak
lie
said
it
is
conceded]
,,
sh,
n
n
d
U
a
u
relief roll*.
Senators ar# elected for fourto hnvr (hi- commlttco meet
Members of the board, by all that something must be for Congress. ba* . buay speaking year terms and only half lh#j
in Jmksoiivillo next Monday
bcnr*v«r, eald th.jr wished It done for the age.l, hut he wn, .c h e la e todey. He was to speak membership’s term s expire thie
ffa : dir-.-UHH hoUiint' th e p rlread* plain that the voting af tha not committed to any plan. tie <n Bushnatl, Coalman Wl'dwood year.
i fn e rr un June 23.
appropriation do** not gu srin t'e nlso said he thought something Webster. Clrarmorvt. and finally - Half a -insen members of the
ebout intprov- In lo-esburg this evening
that prill lob payment* will be ought to be done about
| Donnell st W- .x D tlm Beach
last
Legislature
are
seeking
mad*, beginning n ait July, a» Ing the SL Johns River.
| said h>- hnd polled 117 rnmmlttce
election to the Senate this year,
Royal C. Dunn of A statula de
under fadaral provUlona *v*ry
The Royal Pent Corporation haa while some other representative!
memlier*, and u t noon lodsy had
V
tkilrtli
hail,
wind
and
tain
storm
caused
extensive
rrop
and
property
damage,
anil
injured
eight
j
county In th* atat* must appro clared that he la a “ strong sup sold a small tract of land west of and senatori are seeking ether
iccriw tl 31) rvplles show Ing th*
oil, at Omaha, Neb. This ear, (top), half-submerged In a pile of hail stones and debris, was typpriate fundi, and U on# county porter of the Townsend Plan’* Altamnm* Spring* to Arthur K. offices.
; ratio vi Tar four to lute in favor
because
it
would
put
a
large
Crowley,
and
Peter
Fiahburn
bee
nf
the
storm
afterm
ath,
with
hail
drifts
four
feet
deep
in
many
places
ltelow,
ocrupnnta
of
the
falls to do ao, than tha whole
of holding u primary earlier than
Missing in the 1937 Legisla
plan will fall. Twanty eountte* amount of money in circulation soil several ksta in a negro subtin- Septomf-or itste suggested by
hav# appropriated fund*. Therro and place tha aged Instead of! division between Altamonte and ture will bo the ‘Mean'' of the
t'lLslrnvtn J. H. Hodges. Hodge*
younger persons on the list* of l-ongwood In Elisabeth Gray, ac- House In point of service, I. N.
v are 47 count!ca In F'orld*.
unemployed. He also stated th a t ™rdlng to w arranty deeds on file Kennedy, of Lake county, who
today also wired rommlttee memTha old age pension plan con he favura the cross- state canal, I ' “ layserved In «lx consecutive sesIn-r* ,ayittg he w<sdd issue s call
template* tha payment of SI2 because If between 140 and 200]
slons. HI* partner for four ses-------for a committee meet on June UO
per month to peraons over the trillion dollar* of federal money
Honor* continue to come to res- ■tons, George F. Westbrook of
to consider eatin g a primary and
ag* of 70 years and who are on ie spent on the big ditch In th e 1i4,nt" ,,f ‘“W o r d Ralph A. Smith. la k e county, is ticking election
th a t he had not callrd an earlier
relief ----roll*.. Ona-hatf
of
manager for Chase and to the Senate,-■ and therefor*
---------- .
— thUi| neat five or sis years It will 'credit
rpul' rn*™***
meeting.
amaant will ba paid by the fed-l - l# proiptrUy to , Yrry county| “ >mP»ny. ha* bean elected on* of ta k e county will send a new
Some
observer*
questioned
etml gowmment mad one-half b»itn’ the ltate< an(1 th«t people] £ * **°
°r
ile'egstlon to the House.
whether Donnell has authority to
the count!#*. Thar* ar* 48 eli would come by the ten* of thou*
CrwJH Mena Association
The veteran A. O. (Abe) Kaneall n meeting of tho State Comgible* for the pension In Bam- sand, .v ary month to ae. th l, " h ^ n d u d # .
/ !or‘- ner of Bluart, only representative
mitto". Hodge* could not be im
l»ola Chanty, which will require “wonder of the world." and they
bolh North *nd Martin county has had since It
mediately reaehi-,1 for comment.
- ’■ teoathhr payment by tha Court- eould leave millions of dollars in South Carolina.
was created In 1925, also will he
Hodge* hn, *ai,| it would *t>* Il
being
I
» 2 !« V . EtorW*. Since millions era
P. Herndon missing from th* House, He I*
legal fur the present, commit to* to
-s.ie
___ l
• sum.
spent on other projects "wo T
r.' County, d a rk “O.* rl
seeking
election
to
th#
«Ute
Jlx * senatorial primary i « i
«» PW
M . aheutd not alt Ilk. r,m,n<*
for public Senate, and to somebody else will
Florida
q " Today’s appropriation waa for Ip
TALLAHASSEE, M*y 2 0 . - 1 ^
WASHINGTON, M .y 20.—W) ft should he left to th* eomrtt’
th ,t
“ “*t flU lh" lr go the distinction of being M ar
|S«4. sufficient for the months dummies and let all the money!
which will l-o elected In tho Juno
WASHINGTON* May 20.—OV) —Dr. F. E. Townsend told the primary.
*U I2 T U th# tin county's second representa —Two ijoti'n nwyi-M npp<*areil be
of July, August and Saptombcr, get ewey. but we ahould g et our V*,ond#
fore th r SuprrriiP
Court
tcxlnyi
Hose Investigating committee to
|
Th" » , u “ providing *11 other counties In • h e re " Mr. Dunn declared.
Senator
R4>bln^on
told
tho
a*
to i I h c i i *!* vvhvlhep Fluriifn
Followers of the Townsend
O Raymond E llars of Orlando ni,nU e,n n o t *<• fH«d before to- tive.
Florida appropriate funda anti
eommem* eoinniUtcc l'»- day that "In the neighborhood of movement enterrd the pttrur* to
The
House's
silver-tongued m ay b u rro w mmi* y from the |*nb-one
million
dollar*"
ha<
benn
followesl
Mr.
Dunn
and
aald
th
a
t
'r
*
or,
r
ow
lk»F
"’«■»,
,
n
,,
the pensions ar* thereby put Into
tiny h r
would
t»r
williirtic
l'» .Collected by the Townsend old day by suggesting tho ap|M)lnlment
i
white the governm ent wae not; *’?.
*U rk ■ off,c» bF 8««urday
8 ' 1 • <UU> K‘jb," ' ,u lie W o rk -i A il in n il'trillio n w it hunt
e ffe c t
,1
of Dade, who served In (our flm t |fi4t 1inir nn nppruvinfr vote *»y ainvmt M m ri>solution on
Bi age pcn-dons organisation since and election of Nathan J, Roberto,
originally
Intended
to
be
a
Santa]
according
to
Uw.
The pensions will be dispensed
I I'lisatiiiuitpioilily
l ,i»ner nm
of Jsck-sonvlllr, district Townsend
sessions, also Is among thuir property fiwtirr*.
it.* Inception.
f
J
by the State Welfare Board. All CUux, Mm«ny people now f»«l
They nri* p rr^ n tin if tMith niitri Elorhl* Ship Canal prujectu fc4*i
not seeking re-election.
Asked w hat the contributors manager, ss senator. Robert* told
th
a
t
th#
government
owe*
them
,,
°f
n
^
th* commissioner* of the various
Entirely new delegates will of tho (|.ontimi IHrertly at isaue vxtantl time for rctrorta on the received, Townsend said “they he had been urged to twt in tho
SanfotxJ Ministerial Association
— IMo* do b to appropriate th* a living, th a t It get* money from an endorsement was mad* of the come from three of th* five »r'- four o«'M , hut rlosrly linked two plait'.
got out of uur organization ex rare, Isst was undecided as yet.
th* trees and th a t It la the duty
will i i- po-Mir projects p 'ttm n lr-^
find*.
Senator Vandcnherg, who has actly what they paid for. We
of th* congressmen to g et It editorial* In Th# Banford Herald counties which hav# three rep- to cost f 111JI84,(MJ7 on which I’tVA j
S. A. II. Wilkinson, Semlnolo
oppo-cd loth
projects on the havo 8,01)0 club throughout the
rcsrntatlve*
each.
They
are
Bamlnol* County’s pension *P-‘ frorn the govVrninent So long „ !
fln.tncing Is sought.
Sr-rutto floor, suggestctl resolu country and n live working o r County memlier of tho Democratic
proprlathm will be taken from th at feeling prevail. I
Dade,
Hillsborough
snd
l’int-1»»' l l f T t .
^
Ht-ulc Executive Committee, haa
The m ajor i|iiestion pre* n-cd H
th* unbudgated balance of the reason why we should not g et - , (Wt.i i0_ *
inlster:!■I As- las, whoso 1935 delegations are whether munlcipnlitic' and other tion In- split to give separate ganization." James It. Sullivan, received telegram* from
both
eunahlfiation to cueh. At thr committee counsel, brought out
not
asking
re-election.
Duval
re** track receipts and tharafora our share."
Jm .
r
Chairman Hodgrs srvl Vice Chair
political aubilivl'ions tony issue ■ugge-tion af Senator Fletcher,
at
l
,L
,
.
lhl* iFPo of editorial.
and
Polk
counties,
which
have
there will ba no Ineraas* In taxes,
th s t
W alter
Warmbuld
who man Donnell, lie said he wired
Since h alf tho people of th*'
three representative* each, will "revenue certificates" pledging col •tipIKotcr uf the canal project, headed u Townsend caravan whon Donnell th st he r>*)M attend a
It waa explained by members of
lection front operation of utilities that the resolution in Ha present
stele
wsnt
tho
canal
M
r
Ellarej
IDr.
T.
C.
Iteilcy,
prof.s.er
of
■end a t least one new man each.
tha board.
it left California for Washington meeting In Jacksonville, but
withm-t firat sirbmitting tha- pro form
he considered
on its
Jo te to r
, r .t * ^
*f- P*rchology In Rollins A llege, .nd
Broward county for the first
forte to get It built “so long a* Mr*.
Mr*. Bailey
I te tu . .will
i n 6* th
. a e- speakers.
posal to the freeholders in u larnil merits, Vnndcnberg denied that w a s relieved nf leadership In not replied to the Hodges wire
time will have tw o representa- election.
it U not harmful to other sec
I it gave them proper considurs- Oklahoma. Sullivan asserted that which waa received wfler the telobathing beauties
were on the grein came from the vice chairman.
tion* of th* state," because canal before tho Mm'* Club of Holy tlvea Instead af one, and Bsnls
Another question is whether lion.
In the Rosa county wilt have one in such
csrsvan csra when they left Cali
construction would put a lot of. Croe* Episcopal Church m
revenue rrrtifU-atca
mo
S h a llf Far Prim ary
money in circulation In Florida. I
h ““ §i 7 ,i i ®kloek this stead of two, by reason of leg Itb rn ti" and therefore w h elh -r' tjuc'thm ed by Senator White, fornia snd th st Gonter Smith,
Maine.
Robinson Oklahoma
Townsend
director,
TALLAHASSEE, Msy 20.—W)
Should Investigation show lh , t eT,nl'»E- They wUl talk on “Out- islative re-spportionm ent on the texah o property may he made to Republican,
of population.
bear the burden of paying thou saitl if the committee would "pent $2700 uf Townseml funds —Governor Sholts, back from 8
on *har"Wbon I f t n t want to Italy In th# canal would b* Injurlou. to] , r* -* nd IU
Th# colorful Serrator H. Hay*. If revenue front the utilities is in- ■mr,,d It* resolution to provldo fur "fire w ater" for Oklahoma trip to W ashington, Joined DoyU
IMS condition* there were sim juiy section then, the candidate ,cU r’
Lewis of Jackson county isj sufficient to repay the torrnw ed lllrK * authoruatUui In the I’resi Indians.
Carlton, of T im pa. and Claud*
ply terrible u 4 poverty tom* said, he would oppose It.
lent to allocate money to the
Townsend asserted he anew Pepper, of Tellehasiee, In advo
Grmluatlnn exsrtlsoa for th* dead, and there are three candl-l money over a period of yeirs.
Mr.
EUars
said
that
pension*
everywhere," declared tha Rev.
Lxke Monroe school will ha on date* for his unaxpired term. The
Tases b-f,.re the court are S ts'* project* instead of placing the nothing of w hit hap-iened, ex cating prim ary nomination of th a.
J. J, Kellaghan, pastor of th* for Ui* aged 1* a step In th* Thursday awning of Uil* week, at veteran Senator John W. W ilson! of Florida v. (’ity of Clearwater. iniilter in the hands of study cept he understood "Ihoro were Democratic candidate for th*
right
direction
and
that
bo
"fa
AD Bool’s Catholic Church, In o
B. C. Wilson v. Cl:y of llarlnw. loiunU “It would he personally difficulties." Buttivnn -aid Warm- United Slate* Senate.
7:30 o’clock, inileorf o f *n Friday
lU a ll s s t e Oa r , i , give)
short talk before th* Kiwcnls vor* th* id**!*’ and nlma of th*
W alter llygcn-a v. City nf Sebrinir, pleasing to jne."
"I hare always favored a pri
hold was charged "with kissing
Club today when ho wa* asked Townsend Plan.” though ho said • wnrn* ** •nnaureod. Fifteen
and Kathleen Cltua len d Oontmary to make the nomination,"
Senator Fletcher said he woul an Indian siptaW In public."
ho
haa
hi*
doubt*
if
handing
an
<
1
»,rl»
are
finishing
the
il by th* program committee toj
pany v. City of Lakeland
Governor Sholls said, “end when
tippuse
Roblnsnn‘<
suggestion
I . discus* conditions In various '* 100 *y n * mo»lh to each aged •Ighth grade, t . W. Lawton, super
I announced my candlikcy for tha
Each ca»c Is an appeal front the thui th* date for filing engineers'
intendent
of
schools,
w
tl
present
while
he
p*r*on
would
bring
back
proeper7 European eountrio*
office It wa* for whatever pri
lower* ro u rts which belt revenue repurta be extended. “We don'
th*
diplomas.
Ity.
‘Those
who
have
atudlpd
the
lived Uten.
m aries the Democratic Executlva
In tha arrest last night of Jo# certificate* could n* Issued w ilh -[wlinl any mot6 delay,” ho said,
declared
th at
out approval by freeholders.
I --j.’ur„|B wii)
ollt
July i.
"I a n sure,* th* Rot, Kollo, tax structure
Committee In It* wisdom may eaU.
fares,
negro
known
a*
Sunny
In Banford today calling on old
In rush Instance, 4he city pro- , WMt th# naulutin|1 tu |Un<i
th a n continued, “that after living government and business can't
Boy, Chief R. 0 . Williams be
|r 1* “
h Italy, France, Germany ‘ «r stead such payments.” he said, friends and making the acquaint- lieves tho department hat solved pose* to construct some type of ju jt
public servic* project. It woul-l |
‘
other nations af Europe one will " t denT know. But 1 do not think site* of new one* waa OUie Gore of many recant potty crimes.
•
*
ahould
httempt
new
theories,
Fort
Larderdale.
a
ca
ad
f
a
te
for
make charge* for the service,
gladly assert that America is the
WASHINGTON. May 20.—(A1)
Th*
negro
has
confessed
to
to
try
'
new
experiment*
and
Democratic Natloutl Cotnmlfeerendered to users, and these c l A f i i v T k m R i v n r T n
beat country In the world." Ha
—A fter hour* of secret con
many
of
thorn,
tho
chief
said.
adopt
measures
not
commewaunun. Mr. Gore, who haa to run la
A
lection, would he a lo c .te to " I
, j
farther pointed out that al
ferences, a substitute for the In
These consist of tb* entering of paying Ihe money borrowed from
L heC K
i l l a d e S F l f C validated Guffey cost • control
LAKEHURST, May 20.—W —
though we hare porurty in thl* rate without ability to pay. Let’s th* state a t largo, say* that he ho* »*v*a homes, tho attempt
to
travel along tha same sensible already rempalgnod la 47 of th*
the WI*A to consttxtet the p r o je c ts
•mmtry "la Europe tho poor ora
act was drafted today for im Th* G erm an. dirigible, Hl*d«a<
path that In 150 year* has mode <7 counties and sxpoets to b* enter on*, and three attempt at
A number of Florida elllrs ami
burg, was moored a t tha Naval
Ml
AMI,
May
20.—W
—Inter
poorer sad tho ’rich richer"
u* th* most ’prosperous nation in elected. He Is a* ardent supporter pure* snatching, all *inc* early districts which have mad* WI’A mittent rains w en believed today mediate Introduction In Congress. Air Station at 8:03 th l. mondrMf .
IMcs-flxIng
constituted
th*
Dr- B. D. Q upiD discussed th# world, hot don’t
in January. Ha came to hi* un loan applications will sand a tto r
follow of Prrekfcnt Xoooovoh.
completing It# second eommorrial
plans for tho In te rs * ^ enter- dreams."
doing when ho returned to tho ney* her# for th# hearing. Other* by Guy J, Bender, chief etata heart of the new measure tn the crossing of th# North All**tie
fire warden, to hav* lessened ap hands of Senator Guffey, Dem<k
foln«aM to toko p la n a t 8*nR.
E.
Crenshaw
house
on
Seventh
will
appear
a*
“friemls
of
the
Georgo W. Scofield followed
In 78 hour* and 17 mlautoa*
gyrtugu r e tha flret Thur*tOeeMaoeg Om Paee Ftro)
Street which ha rebbod for tha court" on both s k w of the qura- preciably tho danger of furthor crat, I'ennsylvlnts, author of tho Heavy headwind* m*iM tha tee- j
spread
of
muck
fires
In
tho
original
act.
It
would
seek
to
fo y fopowtug th# olcctfou. Mom
•ocond tins*. A____
neighbor
____ _____ lions presented.
■
ond westward crossing nearly 17
,
him
'*
re Md telephoned
a good <1*- Th# court InvIteiHnUrested I*"- Krtrgfede* northwest of Davl*. regulate th* to ft coal Industry hottr*-slower-thaw-tho fleet. ' ----Bender
su
m
y
e
d
tfte
llUUUOB
through
th*
com
mere*
cts
use
d
f
ypUre; and Sun-— T P S t B r e d - T t i i o r tvsi
|
R i& rtlu rle * . O , o f'A meric u.,
frorp th# air ami rep
reported sighting th*
Constitution,
eliminating
0 *- who faadbooa visiting for th* ny Boy
$12 A Month To
Persons Over 70
Proposes Meeting
For Next Monday
Money Taken Out Of
Race Track Funds,
•Tax N ot Increased
Wilkinson
Receives
Wires From Hodges
And Vice Chairman
Right Of Ci t i e s Townsendites Have Paid In
To Borrow Funds About One Million Dollars,
Argued In Court Townsend Tells Committee
Both Sides Of Ques
tion Presented By
Corps Of Lawyers
Fletcher Against Author Of Plan Says
They (iot Out
Delaying Reports TWhat
hat They P ut In
On Florida Canal
Klwaniaiu Told By
tlev . Fr. Kellaghan
Of Life Ilf Europe
Negro’s A rrest May
Solve Many Crimes
iT* ^
;
*J**v-»oUrp.*nd Identified Youth lit.
Precarious Condition
Identified a* Jsroee Durranre,
m a r it im e n e w s son of Mrs. BolL Durranre of 144
*
*T— —— — ----- Oocoola Street, Jacksonville, tho
n un picked up o* the
.U-.KrtarC^relFlor. young
DoLand highway last T h ereb y
midnight, remained la p critical
condition today with w
hold for his recorary. Hla skull
fractured and ha suffered
>1* gt. was
Internal Injuries.
May M,
Idoutlfkation was m
Virginia Goodwin of
re* and th* young m
eras located In l a
the polk* do
t a b * la tha bospi tel th
W OreoteW* W. A.
} Investigated
Senators Draft
Substitute F o r
Guffey Coal Act
F light ,Of Zeppelin
Slowed By Headwind*
Yiaitor From .Georgia
Dies In Oviedo Home
last thro# moat ha iu th a home of
h i.r i .te r , M ra.0. a Bedenbeugh
Mad I t a r ig h t He had
bare la pore hrelth h f 4h* last
three year*. TW hody wfll be Uk*a to Americas tempers* where
t§" conduct kIMr. S u r:«
la
too. O*., iu
. was eamsrfW trili
bg four stete n , Mrs. 1
• f Oviedo.
Mrs. J. M.
Free ter
Hsrrioon of <|
, , Ala*
Mrs. Coo. T . '
ID ottter, Ga.
Th* State Road
Future FarmerB Will i Department dispatched
30 work
Go To Forestry Camp er* to reweaotruct an old dam 23
labor provisions on which the
Supremo Court based its decision
declaring the old law unconstitu
mils* up tha North Nsw Rivsr tional. Whether White llouia
.WHATS DOING
Futur* Fanner* of Amerlcs, lo flood th* fired territory.
support will b# given the bill and
eating last evening, decided upwhither It will be pressed for
TODAY
I conducting a test tn forestry
passage a t this season waa not
1:00 F . M.t Baa
gs ..
^htth ,w
, , ,Friday
I— , m
i m . « of
“ ■^ »*-i Committee Approves known Immediately.
next
s*m m
a moan*
UrUmmar school^
those who will aljend tho
for enactment of the
grounds.
80 P e t ‘Windfall’ Tax newPlana
measure are said to call for
7:10 F. M.t Modka l Detachment, forestry camp.
repeal of th* old act hi Ita en
Tito** a t tb* F. F. A. meeting
FMO. Armory. WASHINGTON, Msy 20.—(/P)
7:dl F. M.t Mom's Club, Holy wore Henry Jamooon, Jerry Sen- —In lie d in t decisive action on tirety.
karlk, Wilbur Til tie, Carroll Cul
Cross EplMOfri Church.
Harvey Half, Ralph 4h* tax MD, the Senate) finance STUDENT KILLS CLASSMATE
„ •i.00 V- M-» f o a m recital, City pepper,
Eck'es, Kenneth and Clifford rommitto* today approved lo mod
Hall
ified form an 80 percent “wind
Mas*., Msy
Guetavson,
Georg*
Schmidt, fall" tax #n processors who es 20WILLIAMSTOWN,
.—OF)—Lewis Somera, 10-year3 <N F. M.t
J, Sanford Ldooef Appleby, a Maiuer, Ed caped paynwsat of rid AAA proc- old Will hen* College freshman,
Field.
die Hawk, William Burnett, L*« f tiln f
ChiO ffi w in cf«- shot dead a classmate, President
7:I0_ F. M.1 Graduation exrr- »
to make tha U s TyWr Dennett said, and then com
I Kbwle
/a k a Mauser,
let* i trtn frn t. U application.
mitted suicide.
bare.
*k>'
LOCAL WEA1
•an. Averag*.
Kst>. Average.
Mar. Average
spr. Averag*
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LOOKOUTS
Win Game 8 T o 1
a of t t a B uford BaWball
Mao, awarding to tta fistatement Issued lb* f lm
month, a m o u n t to | 1,321.-
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year. Gate receipts during th*
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wits played an Sanford
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array from tam e, and that
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cipient af tta bsostifhl Spalding
trophy wtan tta boohs of tta I**t
•eswfli a n cloe«da P nhepe be
could ba termed a tacky Indtvldeal,
but t a won’t win t t a award an
luck. Ba will t a ag 'outstanding
•lugger who will earn the pros
by hto ability to panlsh baseballs
with a ta t.
The trophy, aa guana I award,
gaaa to tta first-year player la
t t a minor tongue* who has tta
highest batting percentage for
■toton more beam th aa nay a lta r
player to the Florida Sta|o Lesg**
la aoaa a tta r thaa Daev KwivWI.
M d n f l a l t o aa tta Sanford
Lostauto. That's Urn rreor p ’» a
waah ago, accenting to :ha leap
itstU tk ian ’s official average*.
D ata played on th» Fnnfntd
tonm t t a last men'b of I He 1008
season and made such a goal raa*
ord th*t Ha was one.of ;bt first
man signed up for tta current
Staton. Ha ram* bora from Albany,
G e, where ta played the urea ter
part nf Tart year I" tta l i w y t o
Florida l* em e. "afar* that t a
eras to coH'gy. This Is only bin seacod yaor In pm fiksjsnil bassban.
Local d o b " Receives
Only Three Htta>
Makes 3 B ungle
woa all flea lattora lag torch, teaato, baseball, foetnal and bnsletKail, aad to latoW teoed f a r Lata*
toad High a k f I* won tha r ata
championship. Twa yaara tafara
ha sewed twa af tha three teuebdowns nude by Lakeland against
Plant d t y and waw t t a Path
county championship,
la the first month with t t a task outs this year be was a t bat 11*
times In U guana and gat SS hit*.
mads M runs (three a f them tarns
runs) and earned a batting avenge
a f JOS.
Swiadetl lacks a t a ’f Inch of
being a *l*-too»«r, walnhs 110
tta tan to lh*
In Bask
a' batsman Is mounted on a baseTim# and tha final aversi— -*"
ta n which taste on a tripod of tell. T ta race 1* owi
tan crash th* baa* h it la tta lad
who can cop tta prise.
The trophy Is awarded by A.
O. Rpaldlng and Brea., as a stintnlant to betting Interest ameer
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the game’s rookies. I t remeres the
id-ataels of requiring the rookie*
to compote against t t a more egptrloncod players. TV> t a eligible,
a player most participate in at
least 75 percent of hto team's
Walter (Slim) MeCown, who games. That assures the sward
ha* botn pitching to r tta Look- going to a tr a y consistent batter.
A silver figure of n batsman In
outs this spring, has bean trad
ed to tta Amartous dub Of the* act km, mounted on a batetall
Gcergla-Ftorida League, aad U ftt.which rests on a tripod af bate, tta
tolay for tta Gaorgia town, l i t !I trophy stands on an ebony has#
was sent to Amartous la exchange'; henring n p'ato upon which will
fod iEHIs C ary, ihurtsto^ who, Y* engraved tta asm#' a f tta win
Joined the Lookout* a few days ner, hto average and other dttsD*
af U>* award.
age. Sim 's tam e to ln Umatilla.
Thla U McCown’s first year in
It to * lasting memento af
prefasslonal ball, and though h*
atartod only a tow gamas with tha
Lookoits, hi* rs-tor pitching was
credltobto.
McCown Sent
By Lookouts
To Americus
u im i
Mat.______________ 11,1*1.0
h e n In t t a 500-mll# euto
is a t Indianapolis on Ma
il Day who do not own their
ears get from 15 to 40 per*
of their winnings, dtpen'lng
wtr skill aad business ability.
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Intersectional
Games Liked By
Golden Gophers
MINNEAPOLIS, May
Fresh Flowers
Smereon Trie*1Islanders’ Spurt In
Hand At Pitching, L a s t Innings Too
B at Loots Contest L a t e To Save Game
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GAINESVILLE, May * 7 ,- 4 * ) - !
hb*i t t a ear** blk pitching of
Manager J e tt Emerson, who yeplacad Hyar, who f*c#d only on*
man la t t a first Inning, tta Paint-
v’& s r .
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DAYTONA BEACH. May * T .DeUrxfe Bade turned bash tta
j,Under*, I to 4, ta re ysatorj , , M klng three straight wins
tha K*ds have ragietorad over
MrClowan. l h
Turnttom. II
L«Bitten, r t
Uspenle. th
yitsgeraM, cl
Cetmaa. th
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^ H v a T w l^ to M d Ml* .M M . u firing tta aid* bafor# t t a tytagl
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t h j f l r i t S t o ^ d t a J t o him a - * * * » ru n , to ^ d o n to U - | BOSTON M
fra* pass recalled credit far t t a
i-ta th# Mat ad t t a
wini th f Asatoss bad a on# ra*
& £•**** J T
. u t M« t a « . r i l >
land w tah h# wa* ramerad, tnm & * * • * * * £ • " J i b s m i %
t t a g s m . and S - a r ^ ^ p ^ l j ^ J f ^ n t a ^ ^ T J
T ta first Oslnasvflt* run cam#
In tha fourth but lag yksn- Lonle
Smith, Giant fink sactgr a f tta
G-Men H a d ana fa r over ) ta left
field waX Bmlth also drove In lh*
I eeeand run when t a ,I1W deep In
■etator field, aUawlag tam a no to
aaerw from third after tta caUh.
, Emerson, a rstaker by ta d * , ta d
lltttl* trouble with t t a Oslo**rill#
team which baa scored thirty mta*
| runs in t t a past fear gams*. Ha
.vtruckaot seven batsman sad guv#
a p a a ly two beat* on WUa.
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Banatt and Andrews tod t t a
!.***1Asal eaa la hHUag with throe bite
is ; in five gynasranaaa at tta .plkto.
Oarortn, H w ta U ’a deuhto, and ta 4, ypatardag
n* a lta r by McFariana tA-maka
T ta victor*.
tta satos U to A ____ - *1 •
F oss’* twelfth
In t t a ninth, BsIhM Md o ft m M g Wad f
with a singto. FrnUeh aattt hlm |ng , p U t t a
to third with a ttouhto. Goerra m y half a n s
was teased ant n t first, and Bnl-1 Yerhevt In th*
kfcl seared, Frnltok reaching] A Tanka# r
third.
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. hmlwv eon tea
Boslaskl was Safa a t
flret on liberty
C asta 1
Bakersset’s error and stole eaa-, bleb fly to aw
end in tta eoerfasisn which h i - nattol tw a nr
towed t t a
error.
Anderson rteht by Jo* I
waltad, filling t t a base* -and
Beach teak tta moved
Hid Dkkty,
Merten rapped c m to Mafnr- «hM ar. was h
tons, wba threw to Patdaraa* to
**m
OffiH •
Lange* IM re tu i
ti U w ,
rt
M
CslM. lh
Jimmy
lb*
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narr.--**.
,72 Goan tcorad, Ungstraa* o u t
2T Fttigarnld atoflad and ' Owens
1 I* scored, and Barns* took t e n af
tta Cotoman'* tong drive to center
to ), far tta third a n t B asalt d hits,
___ I runs for tta Batata.
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T ta vteiton addad another nut
I t S In t t a Mcood buttoig. and .th an
■ » far t t a next lira s Innings OverJ ■treat settled dawn, sad alttangh
. _ Saint* war* In scaring position*
t l hi t t a fourth ta d fifth they wore
* • unahto to gat any man across
■ • th* bom* plat*.
* J
In t t a aavanth Inning McGowan
* * hit a tong aa* ahnosi to tta let*
t I ■fence for n throe-beggar, Over* 2 : street hit Turnbtom and walked
J Owens to fill tta hags. Than t t a
2 i bases choked aad non* out Young
t e Moses we* saut to t t a mound
to 4 ^ jy tth ..tta .ltof,« V ^ ,» ito g rtto
to f a ~ i tetcW ta .tn ^ k eul
Langstrom and Zapanto In ’ sue•nation. rttogoraM hit ta r M»
Crane who booted tta bait, Mb
Oowaa scored and Cbleetsr
% f f . * ^ s r r v ,« s :* s s z z r s z - x 'X z 'S ;
to t t a pla»*r while Manager Ms- S T *
I f I Mtsma aaiaa up with ta * stag!**
n , ' r, k ^ m
Baasonablo pries*
ihattan Market
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la d and ' Palmetto
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Ymterday’e ReeaBs
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after t t a viator* had stored flea
tuns aad Herbert Mo#**, l>-y*ar*ld Sanford boy who had Just ra
jotead t t a team, was sent to to
pitch with t t a hast* loaded aad
G-MenDownedBy Reds T ake H u rd
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mor league* this year will ba #n-(
recently preeented with tta A zaleas By 8 To Game From Loop
grayed on tta baa* af tta trophy 19M trophy during an Jmpremlre
for him
(pictured abort) which is offered ceremony- -staged
~ tafara
2 Score Tuesday Leading D aytona
by flpal ding. The silver figure af on* of tta Albany homo gams*.
Who *ri:i bo tta 191t winner T
iCfcaaa*
liy .u
and be n t gradeatotl 1
ached th a n and Ibaa
Beoitarn CoOeg* m W
First Tear Players £?
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On Minor Leagues «r«
| To Compete For It uS
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HANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MAY 28, IBM
Held For Fatality •
In T ever Machine'.
Confession By Wilson Picks
Alleged Slayer PettewayFor
Solves Murder Big State Job
Identification of the dead negro
man found In tba woods noar
Genera last Sunday afternoon was
followed by a confession from an
other negro who has bean la Jail
slnco Monday sight. Sheriff J. P.
McClelland reported to |a y . h"t>e
dead negro waa Identified as Sid
ney Gilbert. The alleged slayer
Polling Places
|
Listed By Clerk
Electors In Sanford
Wffl Vote In Court
House, City Hall
Elector* who will not b« In
the County next Tuesday,
the date of the f l n t primary,
must c*at their votes In the
•office of ihe County Judge
before midnight tomorrow If
they would participate in the
election. Thl* la the warning
Issued a t the Court House today.
P, E. Dcttra (above) waa a r
rested on n man*laughter charge
a t Fort IJudorttolo, following the
death of Mrs. William J, O'Leary
of Chevy Chaos, 1 U , in hia boxlike
X jd to j dories designed to pro
Righty-five
ballots had duce fever an a treatment for
.
boon «**» up to eooa today. About arthritis. (A P Photo)
M ballots bars boon tout to Clac
to n not to tho County, but thee#
do not bore to ho bock until elseUoo day. Tho voting by tomorrow
rig h t to by reaidcota of tho
County now in Uto County but who
will t* absent next Tuesday.
While the office of tho County
Jodgo will ho (bead a t B o'clock
Friday afternoon, Jodgo Jos. O.
•fcM M tor k b eiorkn lira , (toaaondiy Bchaha or A)ox Sharon,
wf! rptpro to Urn office to receive
hoDotoff any electori are unable
to appear n t the office during reg-
The sheriff ild that Johnson
made a complete eenfeeelon to
him last evening, and that the emit
wIR be'told before the'grend jury
now to eeaeion.
,
According to the eon few Ion
made the sheriff, Johnson knew
that Gilbert had some money and
proposed to the totter tost Friday
night that they go huckleberry
hunUng. Saturday morning he
drove by * Gilbert** aback and
Declaring himself to bo strong
ly la faoer of the election of Judge
Raleigh Pettsway of Tampa for
goronwr of the State of Flori
da, Prod R- Wilson, prominent lo
cal attorney, dlaeuterd tlw "Goternore' Race" orer radio etatioa
WDBO ia Orlando last night, aad
told Urn people of Central Florida
how ho came to the conclusion that
the Tampa candidate la the hast
men la the race.
"I hellers that no candidate for
public oflce was over mere high
ly retarded by hie home peopletold Mr. Wilson, "I waa told the
other' day that If you wish to
areata the anger of many of the
people of Tempo, )uat lay some
thing to them not favorable to
Judge Pet te r ay. I retlere th a t the
dishonest elections end those who
havo Incurred the sentence of the
tow at hia hand as Judge ef the
Crimhml Court of Record of Hills
borough couaty. He has been
elected to this office four times,
thru* of them without opposition.
"Jodgo Petttwny Is net trying to
gain votes by promise* which he
known ho could not fulfill. Ho
states ha hia platform only tho
Soil Conserving
To Be Explained
Friday Morning
.apjasfcsyfssss:
opllt In two, with both poll* to th*
[Clto Hall, toatoad of the Wriaka
.building aa to previous a'eeUons.
Precinct No. 1 (east of,Park Areno* to .R ented) torn also boon
Opllt with both polls for th a t pre
elect to tho Court Houoo. The other
poIUaf places are aa fWDows:
No. 1, la k e Monreo—School
No. 4, Paolo—Old School Houa*.
No. 5, Oviedo — Town Hall.
No. T, Chntooto— Chntooto'b
Company's Store.
' MoJR, Gol denrod—Community
Ho. • , Loagwood—Town Hall.
County Commlaalonor 8. F.
Long telephoned
friends la
8aaford thl* morning that th*
big barbecue planned at Chuluota today would be bold Meordlnc to octradulo doeplto tba
rain. Provisions had booa
made for hundreds, and aervInc of iba biy meal waa to
begin at t o’clock. The picnic
and barbecue ia an annual af
fair giren by Mr. Leaf to
Ma frlenda In and te a r Semi
nole Couaty.
Dead Man Identified Local Attorney Em*
And Confessed Mur- phasizes Need Of
deter Is In Jail; Naming Honest Man
Up To Grand Jury As Chief Executive
night} 85 Cast Up
' To Noon Hour Today
Growers Invited To Murdered Negro
Meeting In Court Found Buried In
House At 10. A. M
Exptonation
of tho Boll
Con-
Shallow Grave
Florida
Extension
e n rv lto .
OstnccvOle. ‘to
tho
grower*
of Seminole County at a meet
ing to be held In the Court Heoa*
tomorrow morning a t 10 o'clock.
Celery, truck, citrus fruit and eth*
ar grower* are urged to ' attend.
County Agent C R. Dawson has
mailed out eeverol hundred no
tice* ef the meeting to which he
t*Ua the grower*:
"You now have the opportunity
of roottog 15 percent of year crop
a t m and got paid for doing It,
“Yeas may divert 15 percent ef
your crop acres from a soil-deplet
ing crop to a *oII-botiding crop and
receive payments as foliowe:
"For dlverttok or taking out
acreage.
"For planting th* cover crop.
"If you hove futlfLsd tho _ to
quirements you may got those
payments for th b year.’*
true saying that the one who prom
isee the most often performs Ihe
least. To oao a slsng expression, I
think the people ere 'fed up' on
prom leas of benefits only possible
throurii action of tho Legisla
tor*.
"Only by concurrence v of 0
friendly Leglabbero cam a gov•m a r fulfUi seme promtmo, anJ
bo ooeor know* onul nftor ka le
s |triad whothor ,the OogUlature
will ho aympsthstk with hia pro
gram. Let's quit being fooled and
remember oUe again th .l oes
tlona speak loader than word*, an*
Legion Found
Senate Begins
Debate On Bigi
Deficiency Bill
Membership In Night
Rider Society I a
Admitted By One
District Attorney
Florida State Canal
AndPaasamaquoddy
AmendmentMayD©-; >
lay Vote On A c t,;
R itter's Successor
On Federal Bench
Long's Barbecue
Held Despite Rain
R ailro ad W an ts
To Close D raw In
Bridge A t Cooks
Hearing To Be Held
In The City Hall At
10 A. M. Tomorrow
River at Cook's Ferry near the
outlet from U I i Harney has
been requested by the Florida
East Coast Railway Company,
hnd a hearing on the question
will be held In the Sanford City
Hell tomorrow morning at 10
o’clock.
The railway company wishes
to discontinue regular employ
ment of n drawbridge tender and
open the bridge only after eight
hours' notice hai been given In
advance for opening the draw In
the bridge to permit the passage
of craft requiring such opening.
The hearing will be conducted!
by Lt. Col. Brehon Somervell ofi
the corps of englneors who soys
la e public notice of tho hcorings
"All Interested parties ore In
vited to be present or to be
represented a t tho shore time
on*: ptoeo, particularly navlga-
Leaders P r e s 8
For Early Ballot
piratic no of the Black Ltgton,
hooded ‘torrorlit earthly, cams to
light today,
Investigators lit(Closed that one
county prosecuting attorney bad
admitted membership
la
the
claimed affiliate of order, and
further evidence waa uncovered
e f * women’! auxiliary u n it
WASHINGTON, May 28. ]
Prosecutor David Pence of Ook— <AP)—The Sonata beg** . / /
land county said he joined the
club through ralireproeentnUon,
but Barer took the oath and lator
asked federal agents ia Detroit
to Investigate. Police laid evl-1 John W. Holland (above) of era p re sse d fo r * v o to h y to*
dance obtained In raids Indicated
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th a t womtn'i auxiliary unit! Jacksonville, United BUtee die-, m o rro w .
N o th in g ap p a re n tly ito o d
were formed but recently dle- trlel attorney, wee appointed by
President Roosevelt to replace1 | n th o w ay of quick SCWRl
Hals ted U Ritter as federal Judg»( on the long dliputed t t J t o .OOUc*
The Michigan delegation to for the southern district of Flor-i 0OO measure wttA the poartNf •» Congress joined Represents Uts Ida. Ritter waa Impeached by the| caption of a more to add t *
DUkstsin of New York In • de Senate end removed on charges amendment to authorise new W
mand for an Investigation to
of Improper Judicial conduct. (AP vtys of the Florida Ship Canal
"blow the Ild off" the black photo)
and the Passamaquoddy tide barlegion.
Officials in ZaylmvlUe, Ky.,
blamed floggings of men and
Vote On Tax Bill By 1 ;
Senate Committee
Put Off For A Day
D epartm ent Holds
R itter’s C a s e . Is
Closed I n c i d e D t
Ousted Judge Says
He Will Continue
To Occupy Office j
WASHINGTON, May * 8 .- W .
—Poatofftoo Deportment officials
said today Uiry considered their
I controversy wllh Hoisted L Bit
ter, ousted federal judge, definite
ly closed. They said Postmaster
William C, Hill had notified the
deportment that Ritter had va
cated hia quarter* In the Federal
Building a t Miami,
They added that the Incident
woe closed until HUl reports otto
enrlac. Ritter at Miami dented
the deportment's announcement,
. Tomorrow's tidesi High at 1:111 aad said ho hod not vac*ted the
A. M. and Ii41 P. U-; low at 5:19 judge's chambers,
A. M. and 9f45 P. M.
--------------Ritter Denleo Aooounoemeot
A service In memory of the late
MIAMI, May XS.—<JP>—Halstad
B?raS*l
Brengle I U RltUri removed federal district
will be held to the Batratlon Army
emphatically denied the
citadel next Sunday,
Announcement by tho Poetofflco
nay coonly, city, town or toeri
aseoelation whoso Interest* may
bo affected by the proposed ac
tion. They well bo given an op
tion. They will bo given an opupon tb* adequacy of tba plana
for operation of the bridge with
referenca to navigation, and to
suggest changes considered de
al ruble In the Internet of naviga
tion.
"Oral statements will be heard,
but for accuracy of record all
Important facts and arguments
should bo submitted in writing,
(Funlo) Stood, eddroaotog on ao- so th* record* of the hearing will
dlenco to Sanford U at evening, be forwarded for consideration
again doctored to favor of early by th* War Department."
completion of the
eroe*-stole,
meal- l a making tho statement,
ha said ho knew ho waa expr***Tho w setbrnT lT ln th l. aftertog an attitude not welcome la
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Friday mo*t»y I
this oortlnh. but th at be era*
cloudy wth local showers, <Ehctr*mo
convinced
President Booeevelt
northwest Florida! Cloudy, oooa*tonal rains tonight and Friday.
Selves
Nine Graduate
From Lake Mary
School* Tonight
Intentionally
Hodges Speeds Next
Saturday, M o n d a y
W ill Be Broadcast
. According to Sanford
o n of Senator "H im att
to fpr. bigger awards. Ha wae ac
cused of hurling himself from
moving train* four times, spend
ing fir* months of tho p u t two
year* to hospitals.
Birring*r, a former stag* per
fu m er, was said to havo teeght
Guam* th* a rt of acquiring ee
rie** Injury wtthoot death.
WASHINGTON, Map M L -W
—Ja a tt M. Loftin'* oaroor u
treararor of Chao* A Company,
and to an caantlvo afflccr to
Two Drow
Plancca
t
w ^ J S - S ? ^
*
9:80 o‘cloak Friday morning: It
waa rumored to Urn Court House the Postoffica Department that
today that it would probably re Ritter had agreed to move out
turn lto flag) presentment during tb* Judge’s chamber* today.
tho afternoon.
"That waa tho understanding t
Twenty-throe 4-H Club girls, drew from a convarsallon wllh
members of etob* to various town* Judge Ritter." IUU explained,
of Ui* County, will leave Sanford when told RUtor had denied th#
at 5:80 o’clock Saturday mo ml eg
for Tallabeooo* to attend a w e a n
short course a t the 8toU College
for W ooM m 'lkor will bo sceomponlod hy ftv* leadare.
Randall Chase Named
To The Directorate Of
Fire Insurance C o. Senator Loftin Goes
To Work In. Capital
Without Any Delay
. ti*
’ 1•-I
ABOARD THE MS. (
MARY, EN ROUTE TO
YORK. May *8— Tb* eop
Queen Mery, pride of the Brtttoh
merchant
marina
p lu g hod
through o calm set a t I* kaeto a*
hour today, rating to New T alk to
Plane Motor Ti
Delays Speed 1
WICHITA. Kao, May
oral Court of Claims, attacking
tha legality of tha Banal*'* eonvtotiea of him on House Impeach
Angctoa to
ment charges ef misconduct.
today after deciding
tho motor of htojOrj
•aaary before taking
Grand Jury Hearing
Evidence Against A
ty Verdict Former TownMaraha!
May SS-—MTJ— GAINERVTLLB, May U r - M
«g today doomad —Roy D. fltubbe, acting ctoto ot-
M p o r iu k m o w which I* the
Realty Troot OojBpaxy, of which
ho to vtsMpowUcad. Chase k
Company to *no Of the largest
14, upholsterer's
dactric chair for
onoy Evan* THI fiction writer,
ward after U
to Wide* th*
NOO Highway
toroey, mid be bod p*V befero
a county grand jury rrideaeo
Unking A. L, Burton with two
slaying* at High Spring* bat
Doccmbor.
Offtooro d*clined to toll why
they amused tha form** town
marshal of kiltog Bout* Collins,
High Spring* stork, and Loo
Walker, a negro, dmpit* a oovanor's jury vordle t. holding tlw
latter's
tlaytog
"juttflahto
Urn next Lr a f bt of l t o
CRIME T A X IS J
CHICAGO, May.
fltato'c Attornoy c l
Courtney idald th a t 5
LOCAL
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i r u q w . i a CBKTW ii.'N'ynitn.**
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1188
Republicans
Rian a
The new superliner has a displace!*
proximatsly TJJMO, fartfnafcr'tiuM * 8
TtOX HATWS
(TWO e o n n liiv to Ita owner*, the Cuiuurd W
v u noted i t launching (h it th e Queen
000 tone, some 7,000 ton* greater than
th i M in e stage. W ith machinery Installed, but other parti
of the ship incom plete, (He steamer weighed In the vicinity
. h another significant measurement t&e Q ulean Mary
far exceeds all other ship*. “ ■ "
with a to*
_ . h iito fe e fJ
tai ef 1,004: feet, she to the 1
Her overall length to 1,01#
Her eatofOto beam is l t f
shows
fe e t In her other dtntenetooi also the
■ to -top
her tveaeadoui proportii
of superstructure
^ ______ , to.. IBStoet; from JMI to top «jf forward |
funnel, HO feet; from heel to masthead,*284 feet.
"Some misunderstanding of methods of m u u r i n g the
tlto of ablpe ton been emtoed by the eenfUefeir in the publie mind'between the measurement made In term s of tttm
tone and that made bt terms of displacement tons,” offi
ciate of the lino explain, 'lit may be remarked that the
Queen Mary has a total of 80,773 gross tons. D isplacem ent
and gross tonnage are only two of five kinds of tonnage
spoken of In connection with passenger ships. Of those five
h m r a n u xofl
is the INMM which haw couoed
'tfS&SiftfiXKi
tirrA iri:
ether an early no tinea lion eeJiy U th take pUc, hat. toe
Wup a ready lp CT|dcnceproT*e
i k | t n a i of wrperthSt ele
cta ta .to l Party to tot ererrit sad «n ether (OfAUhmloaa
by the heenl, and etart the flraa
jf^sUmt. sfthlaa threush
' • th e enedfckd, tee-wot'-
■S* ••lltosed'*
stem east tomllter way*.
ihrir Mary eVtitteVy MU* ftlti
Mast from June to Korvmfirr.
Whatever lhe political wisdom
cargo spaces, etc. Since gross tonnage to .a m easu rem ent
of enclosed space. It Is relatively easy to change the total
several thousand gross tons
of gross tone frythrough the mens e*6liCtog:Lf-one t r m ale Otooh-houses or
the extension of already existing deck houses to take in a
Treater amount of ^previously unenclosed space.
••Displacement tonnage, on the other hand, to a meas
urement of actual weight. It may bo defined as the equiv
alent of the weight of the water dlsptoced by * vessel fully
'4hM bftwry* end loops, and an loaded tp d ready for sea. Obvloudly, this type of tonnage
h s lrt leaps.
to not sp easily changed, especially In the modern express
-Be fresh water babbie*, bedewing liners with a very smalt cargo .capacity. For example, the
So, to beert'i level, eryetnl aeog Qpeen Mary's cargo capacity may teach a .total of 1,000
tnns,.a total exceeded hy any number of freighters less than
one-eighth her alio.”
________ Both Botbotl.
. Thus the Quoen Mary to the world's largest, based on
; « x hundred end ssrsnly Dam I
d o w n 1b the little County of I
;B iM S t1a. tolled to .pay thslr poll
wWXSSt to that they won Id be aU-l
•Jkto to the earning elections.
‘M hm -that many people fell tc
tahe enough Interest in their guv’ o w e d So qualify to rote, It
see ef two thing*!1 nalemlty dskth rata la to be lowwrsdt .aad.M tha thousands
etthei' tout a -let ef folk. if mothers who die nsedtossly each year to childbirth arw
;ijr* I***? Itord .up, or'that, i f we
JW w am V B w iiB w eB t, it eerre. :o be saved, says Helen Welshlmer, reporting In Jooe Good'
et each a emiree, W fetlahi!
he eaU that a s htrawOUIe n«
In 1#2S, among a gross e f ancient trass, wo*
began the mansion e f Richard Keith Call, whe had
previously come to Florida as a captaih ondw flow
oral Andrew Jackson. Koch of the w sbaial to r
.the hatldlng had to be shipped to selkeg vewato
from New York to $t Marks and haokd t o *
th e n to T aliaharass, while the brick waa e e h by
head on the plantation. Many were Ike gay b»HB
pad fsatire scenes bald beneath Its heepltsble roof
|durine these romantic territorial days, Rets many
leeUbriUee have heea estartatoed, sad aumerone
Iwriters inspired to write about extraordinary to-
Two Out Of Three Can Be Saved
• e s s wars Interesting than UM carlo ae BITTSBM,
• long-lagged; tong-billed bird with a body tha to *
e f a ham Preferring the solitary Ufa of • redam
„■— r tig grassy d a m of lakes and ponds, this
eWiM* bird to n a peealiar habit of standing rigid
auseag the taU rwahss with ita head and WU peluttog upward wh sa aasS paedble danger la at haad.
to tlto sagtton Ita yaUawisb-brown hedy to blend
ed so parfargy with IU m rr av adlag that It k extremaly dR fknlt to sea. I t to* d most distinctive
caU which k strangely similar to sound to the dHv.
id Mahal Copies Are To Adoni Both Royal Coiffure
a Mansion Of Rich Americga Heiress S e k New Mg
M UM S
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
The eld system involved a gene
many fictions, M l to oulttt In
mmiqr awoawiloa. Tram Ja m u
Acguit a newt nee was left offlctslly, oKhough pot aetuslly, ai
the toooe. Re was the designate,
trader ef his party, y et he'had to)
been forested with lokJsrehlp.
Beerybody knew th at aieh a can
didate was going ahead planning
hie eunpalga, area though b e was
net supposed to knew any
thing about
hk
aond dat ton.
The
situation
developed IU
own lore of wit and hnmoi1,
dealing
with
the
“sorpTtab
phrty* notification, akd the soddva agpoarsico « f the *>tesl<h«d
aomtooe, with « eirqfally- prepared
speech k'hio p*0t«t.
. Norerthe oo), there are these
who for oonttaenUl or other reosobs (till Uka toh muiaiw kl a h
peek ef the dohyed seUfkatitot.
flousckeeping on the progreas of obstetrics.
i' •.
— -o—
J
“in ail tTio civilised world,. only
In Scotland
is —the_death11 tobacco fortune e f Uh
— - —
-------j-------- • /■ d f * iharwh Bewinoie Ceunlrato faom. maternity hlghiier than la our. enlightened
‘V
United I Don* Duke and bar
100,000 liveBT, ____
J » m«» II. Cromwell, hi
•y*
«»"did«u for Coogr— t States.•* she says. "Wo too# approximately L____
“ " '» undent a r t of
Z & S S Z
year—mothers and newborn Infante—la tha gentle and" indiVi
JMtoitog throu*hout*^h# HistrJt I beautiful adventure of motherhootfl This OOtiatitutBa ooo of cxrrytng iu •sempiined in the
toveou ef e ii^ U r r iia w m w l tha most pitiful sacrifices to le n to t.h r O n .mod** wtorid- toauUfui Taj Meimi.
m*hbig four e v ftwliFor two-thirds of these lost mothers can bo aavadr
CopJ“
w s m i i i day, and shshfasg henekP
Too many modern husbands cUng t o :the ott-f l slMonSd 1*toAm»; UUld
iMH Mi
dwfi Si* hm k | und dfioradiUsd notion# About childbearing, she continues. ?* tKt Umo
p
■
w i r s ^ 's . " 1tu s r if' hwlvM
- w from
. * *getting The
to e S r-p--nii„ In
a
» ; r s S u f i*
thorough-care modem msflkal scl- {T id o ra * bedroom end bets to
' lOm mat It gees eknest withoiri knee offers, and are responsible In large measure for this the CromwtiU' palatial home at
.oaytag ftot ha k going to gst » appalling death rite.
Palm Bssch, riorida.
Mg veto Ik hk heme county.
I
81x types of husband need education, ahe says:
They were ordered hy the
„
11
1. The husband who thinks that bearing a child Is eoupk whik vUittng lodto on
. .1* "*** y ***
'Voman-s Job,” that she "knows how .to handle U b o ttoriM tr hesoymoen
« y m an/1
Tlur preridisji .«*
*«
, 2 1 2 ^ U w i-jr^ U d T .
f
S W e hambtosid who has read * M t aboriginal women J J ^ k i o i f l^^od2n t W
' tremoly effMeat woik time dor- "topping h f the roadside, removing their burdens, dfllvsado^eadents of the
-tor' to* Worn War, k bow hoingling their offspring without assistance, and resuming their I <rmfUnMn who (Mhioned the
It
with robo11Ion, nolteoeWy Lpray In stoJd indiffereooe; and .who prooiaim that .It'* all I Taj. Mabel to 8hah J then's time,
&** * , M w'Mf,
."*..**• I a normal, healthy funeUon, and that th sso daya "there’s Mill carried on a precartoea U»:
fuss and toathera about I t ”
tog by eiaktog s-all totoM.
f hw to. b 2 t m i m f i» th. « '
8. Tha husband wto> Is so very sensitive th at th e eeawnlr* tor vlalton to ttto
?r k ia ia is i if took «mpU than whole creative procedure Is qutto flitaateful to him, M d tompk.
^ %
n iilk * svsaaswatkB ef poece. t« someth Inw to bwkept In th e background Ba much aa posslbto»VMd .a towmalmaok. ammg thr
4. The husband whoso huslnes* "nothing” m ust
I
* 1* 1 w ltoW rw tot extra maid "to hslp my wife out
P-n«i a fWni pkmtw!
5SU5nSi
is
WjUUn In Austsin
Hove To Stave H «0*
RDDAWtar.
longer wiQ Hungarian Wflgp l m
patress ftod a heir "hi their sw ift'
A m etttge to an v o ted « M
■ '" f i w w r a
h im
m
A IH
b
1* p t o c t p e tR o tu B y ,
I here
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P fw lB jK l
THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social A n d Personal Activities
Wilson P i c k s
Petteway F o r
Big State J o b
Buddhist Priests In
Tibet Reported Ol&in With Important change* nine
By Communist Troops ------------- - ■
Paul Muni As Louis Pasteur
CHUNKING, Sxechwsn Prev\va.- CUna. Msy
W*-' ww
patch** from the Tiebtan border
•aid twlay that 500 Buddhist
priest* were slain by commu
nists tmop* invading Sikang Prov
ince. Vernacular newspapers said
the None or "Living Ruddha” o f■
eastern Tibet had tamed traitor |
tn China, salted 5.000 rifle* fromj
• MV
the (oral militia and fled.
I i^ iu d d e w
Pls|>ntehe* said 100,000 loyal
nationalist troop* fought un- ** ™ | " ^
attcress fully against 50.000 com- c h u r m i r
that I t ‘la not ih n p tW caaihdate who protect, hi* friendship
the louicit *ho I* the best friend
of ih* psoplt. One of Judge PatflODUimi MW i*wwwa» we*
m
n —
tow sj'a opponent* said Is- Us
speech the other dsy that tha MeFortnightly Club and a few * * * • " • »
^
„ , ___ . weeneeday here with hla alater,
a ry employee* in TaliahMsae
other rwst^ Mre- D. L. Thrash- Mra. D. L. Thrasher. Kos. Court. eu
eoold pack their bag and baggage
er entarUtned wtth n bridge
____
to leave when he waa
lunchren Wedneaday afternoon at Kr. and Mrs. j. j). Woodruff, and prepare governor.
If I remanher home In Baaa Court. Spring whe are spending the summer at Inaugurated
her correct y. w« heard a promise
flower* were used aa decoration*. Coronado Beach, were here like that in JU32. *nd we know
Luncheon wa* tarred informal- Wedneaday for the day.
how well It erae kept.
ly at the card tables by tha
, . ------“I am eatiafled that Ju ic e Psthosts**, assisted by Mr*. F. E. Dr. and Mr*. J. V. Tolar left teeray ha* no entagHng alliance*
Houmillat Duplicate bridge wa*ltoday for Fork Union, V*., to at- which will tmharraaa him aa gov.
Fishermen Drift For
than played until late In the aft -1 lend graduation exercises at Fork ernor. I believe th at he will not
Week In Leaky Boat
•neon when high Poore elub Ualoei Military Acairray when make any promise* that will In
prteei w*r* awarded to Mr*. D»*lr son. Ralph Tolar, will be terfere with B fair and impartial
K 'T WEST. Miv :*» (,TVadministration of the office. I
,
Two T*m|w fiim-niT,-l»l f n h .r m . tl
know too that he is against Ihoas
:
r r s r h r d -afrtv laic v**-t>*rdsv wiln
i Mra. We B. Kirby and son, aSlfiah Interest* In the state Uut
,
n I sic of drifting f- r n w ffk n * 1
Jimmie, of Cookeville, Tenn., a i- would gladly adtince the money
lenkv sloop, only six inrhtM out:
Heed Saturday to spend two weeks for hla campaign.
th* water.
bare visiting relatives. Mr*.
"Judge I’rt.eway stand* for
^ fact their U7-lh«f /i thing
Kirby waa the forinar Mias Mil honteay In government, and I
r a m peasant ware: Mr*. fjam- dred Lee.
H gW j
smack. Prnvtdencia. did g<» down as
want to lay here that that id one
oei Puleston. Mr*. Ja m n 0.
sunn as they were tsln-n atnard
ef
the
sorest
needs
in
the
sta
te
Sharon, Mr* F .\ E. Roam Ilia t,
L* a score
British freighter C'vmrellne
If
we
cou.d
only
hr
common
bonMra. H. B. Lewis. Mr*. J. E.
he pcrami l * ” "* morning. »M mile* from
esty
In
some
departments
of
our
i
Brouae, Mr*. Frank L. Miller,
j r.ifmont Key. The fijuii»rim*n. Lm
•tat* govarnment again, most of
of Mill* ,|j( c„| , r, 2fl , nH MsHo „ rrn .
Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mra. Wal
our
financial
problem*
could
ha
lace W. Wright. Mr*. L. F. Boyle,
: Nationai Hmlet. Ill, were taken off the Mm;
Hr*. C. R, Kirtley entertained
Mr*. Glenn Llngle, Mra. R. R. the members of her bridge club solved. He is against lha iwo-Job
j t renl-hound fr e ig h te r yesterday he
practice
which
has
recently
grown
Dee*. Mr*. Martin Beam, and with
a.i highly, s (Vast (iirsrd boat anil brought
* dessert-bridge party up. This ia one of the moat on{ here.
Mra Jnliua Dlngfeldcr, a lunch- Wednesday afternoon at her home healthful tendencies In our gov
►'or seven day* their viral! slimp
on Lake Onoro. Refreshments ernment, ond should be ■tamped
I v l I I N r * tossed helplessly upon the mmm
out at the earliest poasfule time.
tainous wave* whipped hy high
arrival of the guests »y the
governor la a member of
Methodlal Church will i^eet at ho*teas, assisted by Mra. llal the“The
win s. threa te ning to pound to
Pardon Board, anil a pardon
11:30 P. M. with Mrs. W. M. McKIm, -Wight
pieces any moment. For the last
cannot be granted without hi* con
212 West Eighteenth Street
i
two days they were withmit food,
At the conclusion of several pro- cent. A* a member of this board
Circle Number Three of the gcessions of bridge high score Judge
on.l for two d i y i before that they
Petteway,
If
he
were
gov
First Mrthodiat Church will meet
had only bread and water.
silk hose, was awarded In ernor, would mak,e It ■ requireLETS ELECT JACK W. • t 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. J. B. priie,
Mr*. Floyd A. Palmer whl e 'ow mem for a pardon, in the ah
1204 Oak Avtnut.
score priie, a noeelly watering, •coca e f proof of mnoctnce of tha
FLYNT, JR* CONSTA*" Crawford,
Miami May Become
Cirri* Number Four of the First
crime, that a certain portion uf
Methodist
Church
will
meet
at
Zeppelin Terminal
RLE. A MAN — WHO 3:30 P. M. with Mr*. U II. Smith.
the sentence be served: that the
recommendations of the trial Jtl-ge 1
201
Fait
Second
Street.
WILL
KEEP
FAITH
WASHINGTON, May 28. An
and atate attorney be obtained,
Circle Number Five of the First
o n i><uimiMiii'Dt from thf* Nnvy Dr
and
that
tha
private
parly
ag-l
WITH THE PEOPLE. Methodist Churoh will enaet at
, |* irtni'nl imliratril
Fla ,
grieved by the crime offer no i t i 7:30 P. M. with Mra. a E. Wil
l rimy ttiTiMiii* nn American l«*rsonaole
objection*
thereto.
|
am
liams, 311m tak a.
( urinal f u Hu' t run** A Hunt ir voy*
sure that everyone will agroe that j
n\rt*t of I hi* g h n t (ii'rmnn tliriitihlo
a pardon granted under these con
| lintlcnlmri,'
ditions would not ba objectionable I
"Ju ga Pe'.taway la In fa tor of
The ftminuncenient ri*venliHj the
and will urge the repeal uf the
Germ in Zt jip iin Company plain
Slot Machine License Law. Thin
to me aiirhip lnndim? fiv llitic* at
law, in my judgment, la une of the
| Miami as well n* thim* at Ltke
moat Iniquitous pieces of legisla
hural, N. J.
The manftera of the Aftrrnoon tion that waa aver enacted by a
Under .i w h c l j h of rhnrg?*,
WE WILL NOT SURRENDER UNTIL WE HAVE
Contract Chib * lr e entertained legislative body, end should be re
mi r public in the announcement,
GOOD DRAINAGE FOR THE FARMERS AND
with a d«aiart-brldge''par\v k’ivrn pealed Immediately after the
the Zeppelin Company will pay
LANDOWNERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. VOTE
Wednesday afternood bpAIr*. B Legislature convenes in 1U37. Itj
• between $71,000 and $r*,(KH> for r i c h
FOR J. J. CATES FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
F. Whitner at her hoar* on Myrtlr Is a tad commentary on tha gov-1
• lima it uaea the Vintllng facilities at
Avenue. A Urge bowl of mired •fitment of a stale when It has1
IN GROUP 2, AND HELP WIN THE BATTLE.
Lakchurat.
garden Rowers and smaller con been so conducted that It becomes I
tainers of ahasta daises were ar- necessary for it to obtain revenue I
TO SURVEY COAST
arranged aboqt the party room*. from this source,' end another |
MANILA, May 2H.-UP)—The
Refreshments were served early source equally as bad. In order
I’hdlpidnr* commonwealth
aim*
In tha afternoon by the hostess, to perform Ita function* and keep
to build up It, own r«a*t and
assisted by Mra. 8 .0 . Chase. Those its school* open.
geodetic survey. It plan* to represent were: Mra. W. T. 1j n g ey,
“One of Jid g e Petteway’* op
rommlaidon the SS. Pathfinder,
Mra. W. M. Scott. Mra. R. J. Hol ponent* said the other day that
former II. S. government boat,
ly, Mr*. Roy F. Symes, Mra. (1. taxaa could be re.uced and that
and train Filipinos in work now >
I. Loucks, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mrs. them wouid be plenty of revenue
headed by Americans.
II. M. Papworth. and Mra. Whlt- from liquor and alot machines to
maintain the government and keep
the schools open. Evidently, he
would be eetlafiad to continue the
After being lost anad wandering for 6 hour* through e dark 15present arrangement. Judge Pel
teway'a early training waa agaiml mile abandoned ccal mine at Pittsburgh. Robert Oyer (foreground)
this kind of Dullness, and It la and A rthur T’nner were reacuetl by a crew from thu U. 8 . Bureau
Mias H aul Harvey, daughter of hard for a man to get away from of M inn. (AP I’h to)
Mr. and Mra. W. L Harvey of the Instructions of hla youth and
thla city, wea among th o u receiv align hlmaelf with aentlmanta that
ing her nurae’e diploma at the ware always opposed to hi*.
“All thinking people know that
graduation exercise* hold lest
Wednesday, May 20, from the tha State of Florida U practically
School of Nlining of tha Hbapltal in- the band* of element* and W it
of
th e
Proteetent-EpUcopal ness** that are opposed to good
government, and have only their
Church In Philadelphia.
M lu Harvey has lived In San- own selfish ends to serve. This
fard nearly all »< hot* Ilf* and has coma about largely by * wrong
w y fntduaUd from 8«pinolt High attitude In the governor’s office
at Tallahaaaae, aa well aa that of
School with tho e l m of 1933.
the (Legislator*. Let’i restore the
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
atate to the people who are not In
favor of conducting It In that man
GOLDFIELDS, Bask, May 23-— ner.
Of!—Tlie City of Goldfield* cel*“Judge Petteway favors a re
tra te s It* first anniversary thla duction of taxes and economy In
■urnmar. Gold was discovered lest government. Thla ia a plank com
year near Lake Atha beaks and a mon to tho plotformi of all of the
■mall town sprang up.
candidates, but Judging by hi* rec
ord, I am convinced that he ran
be depended’upon to do everything
in hla power to redact texts and
practice economy.
“He favor* tho preservation of
Calendar
The Fortnightly Club
Last Times
Club Is Entertained
B y M rs . Kirtley
ADDED
Say Folks!
Mrs. B. F. Whitner
Entertains At Bridge
- Friday Play *
SCUEENO
(Urnda
. FARRELL
Genevieve
TOI11N
Frank
McliUGH
George
BRENT
“Snowed
Under”
Miss Hazel Harvey
Gets Nurse’s Diploma
The final political rallies for the local
candidates, which conforms with the
posters circulated throughout the.
county, are as follows—
“U” Group—Saturday, May 30th—
' Court House.
“A” Group—Monday, June 1st—
Court House
Both meetings to begin at 7:30 P. M.
Seminole County
Democratic Committee
CHICKEN
THE I01UTMI
LANEY’9 DRUG BTORE
mud
,, m}\\
Mrs. Fannie Munson
Announces R e c i t a l
law, and Ka a itension so •• to In
clude all owner* ef home* in tbit
state which they occapy.
*1 believe th a t all thouchtfa!
people have come to the conclu
sion that_______
pensions ___
for___
the____
needy
________
„
aged era right and proper In ordor that pauperism and poor farms
may beam * only unpleasant mem
ories. Judge Petteway la sincerely
The piano pupl a from the
classes of Mr*. Faanie 8. Munsun
will give, • recital Monday ewnlng
a t the Kcrulno * High School audi
torium honoring the IBM gradin'- j
lilt
h cordially Invited to attend.
SENIOR
See Us At O nce For Your
jPERSONAL
CARDS
To Send With Your Invitations
10
$ la (
ONLY
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T B U W to A T , M A T i g ' M
M M M
u n o f f ic ia l
PRIMARY ELECTION
V ltll »V
* DOCS KIEL snoop
For S op t of Public Instruction
FRANKFORT, f t , May * fc -!
h —D<r taring that large number*
thrfr theep U n h**w.kflto* bp
T. W. LAWTON
owners over th* lU l* t n demand
ing stricter cn fm en tio t o f the
M y DcSSM law*, according W J.
W. Edward*. In t b r p of state
« t > enfwrtcrnaut for the depart
ment of agriculture.
ForTTeinBer County Scfioof Board"/
District No. 2
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JUNE 2,1936
E« y . HAINES
For County Commissioner
Home Owners Rally
To Nominate Hodges
in First P r i m a r y
RATE
District N«t 1
CHARLES DUNN
atiw u tb of 100,000 Florid*
Homo Owners to PUy
Important Role
F ifth CoefTOMlonnl ]
a RAYMOND ELLARS
JAS. G. SHARON
ty . J. (FUNIE) STEEP
2; t R A SH E R
Comniissiwief
For Governor
District No. 2
P 4 N CHAPPELL
J. J. CATES
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
VICTOR CHECK
m JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEW AY
For Attorney General
For Comptroller
State Treasurer
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by on* who really know* bow
Briggs. Jeweler, Han. A n .
----------------- ------------- FREE! Stomach nicer*, faa
pain*,
indlfeatloo
rollerod
quickly. Oat free (ample doctor’*
prescription. Udga, at Laney’a
PETER THURSTON
Foj: County Commissioner
District No. S
••We'Re DUPREE
W. B. BALLARD
WANTED:
c « h ' will
Avenue.
ROY L. HOWELL
Ha J. LEHMAN
16—Hoi
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
lo T Representative, State Legislature
FORREST B. STONE
Qrtwo No. 2
GORDON BARNETT
;GTW . SPENCER
W
B . W IL L IA M S
T o r County Commissioner
D iatrkt Na. 6
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W. G. KILBEE
R. W. WARE
For County Prosecuting Attorney
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
E . F . HOUSHOLDER
OKIE R. MATHIEUX
JOHN G. LEON ARDY
J. T. McLAIN
W , HERBERT MESSER
H. H. PATTI8HALL
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
For Sheriff
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
' For Justice o f the Peace
JAS. G. ROBERTS,
For Constable
Fourth District
BOR DODSON
j . f . McCl e l l a n d
MEISCH
OVERSTREET
For Supervisor Of Registration
% l TBffGPEg
A* TATE
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For CTer¥CfrctuFCourf
h er n po n
HILL
One hundred thousand Horn*
Owner*, whose home* became tax
free largely through the Intensive
effort* and campaign on the part
of Wm. C. Hodgm in th* refer
endum election of November, 1934,
are again rallying to the banner
of their' champion, "Homestead
Bit'," In an effort to nominate
him Governor In the first pri
mary and thereby Incur* their
"tax free” Some* against the btg
Interests who deair* to shift th*
tax burden back to th* home
owner.
The' Home Owner*, whee* thtaf
Interest la th* preservation ef Um
Homestead Exemption, also print
to thalr champion, “HotumUsd
CHINA TO CONVBRT BEDS
NANKINO,
May 28.-t/P>~
Mental discipline a* a cure for
communism la th* alrrt of a new old ego end rpptW *’ pensions.
“Nominal* Hodges In th* fl»*»
reformatory In this city eateblUh- primary" has become Uta belli*
*4
to
ctjpvcrt
tnde
awJ
worn*#
whs
■s
‘c r y o r l h d s a on* hWrfrwi* thou
bar* been “i i r » g red." Insteed of
Itlaeetl^nooM fo r BtimJ fbcinf firing squads, #0 sheeted sand Florid* horn* owners to•eth er with th* slogan: "ll«lg**
common let* nabbed In recent police
BUY Blue Glass, Bin* Ribbon, or raid* are undergoing ala months’ U * peat performer and not a
Cyclone L aw nm qw rrs.lt pays. Intensive study of politico! science, political prom lest!’’
SUnley-Bogara Hardware ’ Co.
Welt' M i M AC*.
doctrine* o r th e Chinees national,
FOR BALE: T-ruora modern air- lot party and history.
, plan* bungalow.' Small down
Jama* Dunn, attor whoa* hobby
paymen t 1914 French Avantw.
1* Hying, la a “dot’* r-a-year" man
ICE BOXES 13.00 u p Traded In for a local airplane manufacturer,
on Kalrinator Electric Rafrig- II* get on th* payroll'to gvt ex
arators. Randall Elactriet Co.
perience as a co-ptlot on. teat
AU9TBALJAN Ptne^M^dUaga.
John R. Jon**. J r , Baardalj,
(JEORGE W,
WERT
OLD NEWBPAFER8
Herald office.
How’s Your Heallh?
Fourth District
PA U L G. B1GGERS
for lumber, roafime (
n t building material!
• f a l l Had* call m a*. i
Rt n you'll find the
moat reasonable prior* ,
nod beat quality and
tk* quickest service.
,
Sudden Sarrica
XXZV.
A. G. WAGNER
For County Judge
Building
Materials
REX PACKARD
87th Senatorial District
Group No. 1
US PARK AYR.
JOHN E. FOX
For State Senator
nr Representative, State Legislature
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FRED A. DYSON
12—Wanted.
J . J. PARRISH
McLAULlN Jeweler
J. D. DAVISON
OTTO SCIfMEHK
For Railroad Commissioner
"*»« M btari *■* peri th*
,
8w 1mmInf, tennis and fo lf are
food medicine when taken la
homeopathic do«<*. Thl* eonReal
la particularly valid for those
over 40. and thoae avsrwrightl
Small hurt* and lnjurie* should
'" T O W W M t t r m i s t b « :
ACCURATE
r O fficialRailw ay lM p « t« r ;
V,
Hl'MMKJl DOS AND DOfCTU:
Aa th* q»It of th* |ut-of-door*
becomes more urgent, and' peo
ple respond, th* baiard of acci
dent tncraaaaa
Perhaps th* first counsel should
b* that of moderation To take a
10-mil* hike altar a long period
of laaetlvity, 1* to lavlU aehaa
wartntd
CONFIDENTIAL
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'f t t t e
bX
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ord
B M U tirt,
s a w f o k d , f l o r id *
HINDENBURG COMES AGAIN
\
KANCAROOR DECIMATE
May
, mysterious fpldeuthr -ft w|
«ui kangaroos in tha Rite
• ^ P raitia* distriet e#-'-|
South Wales. VtCerUtariaai
that unles, a cure U found
disesse may spread oval
continent and u terminate
FLEEING CONVICTS HARD-PRESSED BY..HOUNDS
sy d n by ,
Distance, Death-Ray
Mount Ialien , Cillfomia, b th a
only ac-tive volcano In Um Unite*,
-States.
“A bombardment of u ltra short! Fleur a i d ha expects his ntaI Net tie s i w ares that I sand down I china to, prove m a t vslnasile in
e haam o f Ilf ht does tha work,” | ki.lhtg Intact pasts In orchards.
Inf explains. “These 4re attuned :o He ballerta with sufficient power
tb s’ nom atl kocflly vibration, of I the ra p will kill at a distance of a
w hatever animal is killed.
| sails and a half.
“The waves increase the v ib n .
—-------------------tkma So a degree that tha Indlvidu- U / g t l l a I r t f P 's r * C t
al molecules in the anim al's body " C U D
r i L ° l*
. i- p b r e ^ o d e "
Fleur* an * ectridBn, i^ctsiUf
Contract On" Lake
TkftZZSB
im s z
tsfo ro a judge and h u p , declined to
Shore Boulevard
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S S st-S T T fiS K 1^ :
LANDIS STAYS A
CLOSE TO JOB .'
Attorney General KOi
Record of Service
TALLAHASSEE - Attorney |
(leneral Ohry D. Landis took tfeto j
off from official business as FW Ida’s legal advisor today to tflll •
the pb>ple of the State that W
has served for ths past firs year*
why ha wants to be re-elected t o ' ,
office.
General Landis, a veteran a?*
Florida law courts and a Ulricas
fill practitioneer for 24 yearn, said
that he rrgrrtted hia official duUse
pi evented him getting arsand the *
entire state to visit Us friends ’
end carry on an inteaalvs cam--,
peiiro.
” 1 take this opportnnlty af tott
ing the people of Florida why I
want tn serve them for fear mb re
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say w hether human beings could
1UrTT H. Well,, form er ch.Irbe killed with his “ray.”
*"?“
,the •s u , , • I>emocr«»lr fom I I . sttekU H . howtver, th a t he n l * n ^ l *
f° r " “ ‘T
k.1
,u
•nl[^ 1 h*
“ P "*
■ " " f t* * “ hl
W * * n M ‘ }°
kill it. H e Intimated the w ar dm
p srtm e n ^ had W krd Into
n*
venUnn but .leclined to give dsUSi
.
.
Th# ilemonstritlon before th*
Jury r a m . during his tria l for
frahd on complsint of two men whrf
had Invested |t.« M in she -death
. ...
In his In semen t
Isboratory.
fc-K *» a a , “
■wall w ire cage era W ing with
ttrrw H f
He ttim ed ’ to a complicated appesrtn# c r t f l M W h H ^ ^ W W
with Um sestrhlight, and moved a
flat. H issing, spluttering electri-
.n c e sto ri h.ve lived in th e state
fo r m m than list v e.rs. He wm
H ues te l In .he pubic sehon-s i.f
WMhington county, and the old
r „ rWj, s , . lp criW**. now the
university.
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" h<> U k " ? ,r" ' r
h*‘ ■*
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a[ M' " f r
h * PJrtjr. 'tm hm
served with distinction in I hi
State * n s te. . n d f o r t w , , Irn n -
2=
ln> rtl,’v "* * llf* tn
r"
county committee*. Dirlrnr h‘
* ' chalrtnwn. the St at e A,
W O ^ <*J ?o aw e -O naow w *,
w* ' f° 7 ? „
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Mr. W elb aersrwd • • etoHrm-r
Man and dogs combined ta puMM ana af tha wi
from tha stata prison i t McAlooWA O kts, attar Ml
two tsrmora. Jabs Yasser, prison sSIfStst, ta ahawn h
%sdy tea adntues" behind tha fuglttvaas (Assailetafl
Tha German soepslln Hlndanburg ta aMwa slsvrfy w tiling to os**h
st Lskshurst. N. J , a t tha end af her aaeand aammorvtal ftighk to
tha United gtstss. A five hours Isl*r she departed tar Ostwtatot
with SI paaoengorm. (Agsoolstsd Proa* Photo)
years.
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EX-STAR FIGHTS FOR LOST RICHES
GOMEZ LAUNCHES CUBAN REFORMS
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i.K l I t?
NOW OPEN
CABINET SHOP
S it K FIIUIT BT.
Wt build and repair furniture
and
. Sell anything you have on
Commission
. J.-M. W1L8 0 H. Prwp.
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Pearl Harbor Tested
As Naval Repair Shop
.HONOLULU, Ksy 28.—(A>V— 1
Tasting tha efficiency of P-arl ]
Harbor repair facilities four navy
cruisers have been assigned for
annua] overhaul here this year.
Orders hare been given tha Rich
mond, Portland, Minneapolis ani
Louis villa to come here during the
summer. Heavier craft may fol
low.
Strategically centered for vessels
disabled at sea. Pearl Harbor re
fountain clerk, penetrated the dlo
false and os used ths fugltlvs's ar
rest at Olsndala, Calif. {Assoel.
•tod Praia Phots)
Mariana Domex etartad a far-reaching
forma, rebuilt trade ratadtoaa with th<
nance ef peaceful pa 11Mac at hama. H
aath af artlee. On toe right Id the
Barnet. (Aeeectated I
pair activities have been Increased
recently. They are to ha augment
ed by a 19,000.000 floating drydock, Ceetlned to make tha navy
yard on* of the moat efficient in
tbe.weeL
Special Nightly
Attraction
SWEDES BUILD SHIP
MALMO, Sweden, May 28<UP)—Tha longest vassal aver
built to
Sweden
has
baaa
launched a t tha Kackum yaardl
hare'. It ta a awtor U /te r af IV j
M0 tons, ordered by a ihlpplnf]
company of Oslo, Norway. Tha
length la 490 feat and tha ipeod
13 knota. Tha deckhouses are
streamlined, and among other
novelties ta a •balance" rudder.
COURT BANS FBKB MATCHES
At Short’s Camp
Cans*
amt he ewtortatoad
and dance to
SheBey
and
by
BTUrrOART, Marmany.
May
1A*1—Giving away match.#
with sash purchase 'ooff cigars,
rigs relies and smoking tobacco
Radv-aa
V r r a a tii ia n
Direct from Miami’s moat pap-
IbeldMid H ighw ay
S hort*. 9 MUm 0* 1
Carter, coibes to town! folks!
■kk^a leading- candidate for :
.
Governor.
I Ferdinand GaUatbtlk, horn to
l a e A k ban bean a actor In Amer
ica U T»Art-
Mary Miiae Minur (left), farmer star af silint films, and her methsr,
Mrs. Charlslta dhatby, are shewn In eeurt at Lss Angalaa a t thty
pressed their cull ta recover 1200,000 from a brokerage firm wheea
■gent wee alleged to here emhesilvd their laveetmenta, Attorneya
for the brokers chsrgtd Mrs. Ihatby end tha agent, Lsillo Htnry,
sonoplrsd ta taka the soirees* earnings and keep her Impevcrlehed.
FOR CONGRESS
FIFTH DISTRICT
(Asoeelcted Preee Photo)
CARY D. LANDIS
“ I cams to Florida In 1901, 1
obtained a position as taaehar at*
Stetson University, aad latog.
opened a small law office In **!•
City of Datand—Bart Fish—n og
United Btatea Minister to Egypt
and | formed n partnership ta
IWM. ’ Ths paop'a of this Btoto
were good to us.
-»
When tha posiUoa of AUanMf ,’i
— _______ _______ . __ i , . ___
General
was offered me by ap— jl
pointmanL I saw my opportunityof serving tha people of'lhls State d
who had bean so gamereus and
good to me. I did wet accept the
position with any palltkal ambW
thm In mind. I do net b a n any
political amblttow fa r any ether
state or national affies.
BIDS FOR RB-HL 8 CTIGN
Tennesseean Quixzed
In Y.W .CJL K illing
“ I w»nt to continue ta ha y o u
Attorney Q snenl, because tn n y
heart there la a deep dsatrg |a J
•an.# tha people of this stata, and i
It la my wish before my day* J
work la dona, th at It can ha said of mi that * ‘
low men as
Economical Edward
Scans Servants' Jobs
WINDSOR, England, May I*.—
(A*)—Gardeners and grooms work
ing at Windsor Castle have been
surprised to h atr tha quiet voice of
King Edward aching: -And what,
crae.ly, do you do h c r o f
I t’s ail part of the new king’s
effort to find out whara his money
goes.
Dy vokmlari y giving up his
civil lUt of 9330,000 King Edward’e
•ntirc rsvemu- Is derived from tha
Duchy of Cornwall, snd1hit Income
is smelter than that of King
George.
Far thla reason officers of tha
halite hold Ms ( j town gutructed
*DUD* FOUND •
ROSTOV ON DON. U. 9. 8. IL
May fl*—VP)—A* bomb which
failed to agpM a when Peter Tha
Great besieged and captured Asov
from tha Turks to 1094, recently
wae dug ap near that loan. The
Ii0-year-al4
petard
weighed
nearly 200 pounds.
EGYPT 13-ANS NKW CRNBUH
ALEXANDRIA, May
—Tha
Egyptian
gprenimaat,
j planning • general ctaisua to be
. taken thla year, ta hiring 10JMO
»numerators to eeuat and classify
Inha Mutate a f the land ef tha
1phanwha.
tn . .
h 0 M ,t* “ MM* to *
•fflclcAt atrTBfit,
—
"Florida Is In Ita forme live partod. Tha State naada men of metore Judgment—man who hold lf e
Interact of the SU ts shove par•onal ambitions. This is no limy
to put in Um office of .AttoiMggGeneral a man who does apt hare
tha legal experiaiee aad mature
Judgment to meat tha many l e n t
problems constantly aad daily fa%
Ing tha Attorney General.
-I know tha reepacwibilltlag th a t
aro there, a* no other man be
Florida knows them. They are •
ehsJUnga to aia."
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TEACHERS* EXAMINATIONS
WII.L BE HELD BEGINNING AT BIGHT
O’CLOCK ON THURSDAY M0RNNQ, JUNE
4, 1936.
APPLICANTS FOR CKRTIFICATES MU8T ENROIsL AT THE COURT
HOUSE NOT LATER THAN SATURDAY,
HAY 30.
.
T. W. LAWTON, S o ft,
(6.00 EUGENE OIL
B uttem flk
ikfast With U s
t
\
�■tv,
lent F ro m
S id e lin e s
GETTING SET FOR INDIANAPOLIS
S en ato rs In T h e
Standings Column Game Y esterday
Senators' P i t c h e r Gsinesrflle G- Me n
Allows Ten Hits, Defeated Them On
Score Is 19 To 5 Palafka Field, 5-3
Barden Allows Only
Three Hits While
Sanford Gets F oot
Though they backed op Doc
Barden's, pitching by playing
full of the victory the to o stabs rr*t*rday h r Ike
Ostoer vlfl*
txcbangs places in the psrtost- C -M s^'T be gants was played so
■go soloran, with the M htok* tbs P a l s t W i field. Elbert Fad,800 and the Senator* M X Tbs U »| h s rM foe the G-Men s o l
Bulldog* woo, IP to a.
1'mltsd the A n ita s
to seven
Howard pitched for Uts Bans* hlu.'^WhOa the Galna-vIO* gang
to n aod allow*a }0 hits, while collected an even de*sn hltal
WllUami for tbs Uulldega at- from
Lefty
U n s n , Feletka
lowed only I. The Saiutur* mail* pitcher.
|
ft** and tbs Bulldog, mads feu*
A three-run splurge In tbs aev-1
. . . .
1
I **tb, which
featured a triple bf,
Tha gams was devoid of apse- Shew Bock end a hems rim by
ts n U r play*. T h ai, were not pinch Hitter F h lsfsr.« n v o tbs
even any two-baaa hits. Ravens/ G-Man a 4-1 bad whldt they laumpired.
_
I creased In the final chapter wbsn
that Herbert Moose, who re
td ta the Lm/outa’ Ito#-up
w days ego, pitched h> the
three Innings of Tuesday's
k Some of those ball* looked
I they left Herbie’s hand u
gb they w en going wide of
Big League S tart No Gaines Today
In State League
S u ffer i n .jwu r i e s ,m
The Plrstsi are doing right
i l again this year, up near Um
p.« f the pm ontags ladder, bat
g 'S e n a to n are net mush betr o ff than the Sanford Look!W- ao for this tearao. And the
i. Leals Brawn* era n hundred
>Ma behind the Lookouts, while
• Philadelphia Athletics have
Top Row — W l'bur Shew ( ltd ) ef Indianapolis, and Phil "Rode same rating aa the Lookoots Shafer (right) of Do* Moines, vstsren driven entered In the 400ML
mile auto ride to be run next Saturday an'the Indianapolis Bpradwey.
_K — .
Bottom Row — Rex Hoy* (left) of GUndels, C alif, and Floyd
On the Sanford Lookout squid
re a few youngsters “farmed Roberta (right) of Van Nuys, whs win drive cavsiln the annual elx*»May* . will h ate pole
It" by the Chattanooga Look- Ic. Both will drive four-cylinder r a n .
it*, and If Nermah (Kid) ElberU , veteran of tho diamond ead
suer ef the Chattanooga dob,
i right they can count themihee fortunate that they ere
p| amonr Um - fofEotten yotmc*
en- ef thejnajor isoguoa. “Tb* internationalTourney
f o r m s y s l s m ." R l b S r f t l d U q u o t e d
IR e r a y in g , - la r o b b in g y o u n g s t e r s
’ e f a c h a n c e to m a k e g o o d In th e
a t o U e s u l p a s t i m e . W h y , , ■ k id
| h a s n 't g o t a ch a n ce th o se d a y s.
- I f h e i s n ’t q u i t e g o o d e n o u g h t o
b rea d s In th e m a jo r s , h e I t k e p i
'• Mg Tarpon Caoihi
a. The paper say* that
sb Rickey, vise president of
Tarda, conferred with Mayor
itrong and Bu*Inara ManBarker of the Islander*
Tuesday and was shown the
baseball, perks la Daytona,
was favorably Impressed
Um layout,” the Newa-
■ says la the Pelalat Jama* McNally,
win the Lookout*
w raaeon and was
htka fo r G a ra y ,: to
"torrid hattlo" with
;l
gjjjjjjjj**1*
fbiud.iphia
ammu
m» w
the American, the YsOktr, eg!
Jf*
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the Red Sox, ere without their
ill
DBLA'VD, May U —The Deytona caUheie, while the Cards are getm
Seech Islanders broks their ttirvo- ting eteng without Bill Delsneey,
" " rtm o losing street to tko DtLand out *0 Spring teeovtrlng from an
Rods here yesterdey, rapping two attasb of pnownoaia. Rick F sm tl
l*'1 Dot end pttchern for 14 lifts and will bs lest to the Rod So* for
!!! 10 rone, to win, 1 0 -g.
a waok and BIU Dickey probeta y
Mi
DoLend Held the Icid until the . wtn not be In the-New York lineseventh when the Daytona Beach‘i p for a t least a month.
..I* slob bandied fuor hits, two e f them ] The o tte r key’ men on the side
.til dowiilse. with a te e s on belli off llin ra ore Bill Jorges, Ctbo’ short“ * tbo tiring Bunch to w ort four ru n s,' stop j Lefty Gomes wad ‘Johnny
The blenders got to Dopey Dv*n Morphy, Yaokw pitchers; Lefty
T -r,
ci«v-(*»4
ITl'Uto
W a .itln e to o
i-mi ,
hi.
ft. 1st sis
Ycster day’s Results
The Rede, who bit OernUkl band
In tbo first tuning to se en twice,
s f ded two more ta tha third In
maintain their lead esUl the sev
enth. In the eighth, DsLeni made
two runs, but f o r t short of everIftirji y Um k i|t»« IitdfTit
Ownra hfl) be r a t of Urn Y saira
llnoop for a t (met n weak with a
tom llgamrat h i d e left shoulder.
Morphy nmy not pitch another
game for tbo Yankee* a ! season.
He Is hi tbs hospital with t rup
tured bleed voted ta Um grata.
In faflt r
S A R A S O T A , M a y W . - P 1. M n g |
o f f t h o P i n o s < e f n r a m 'n d n w n .
H . R . W a t s o n l a n d e -1 a 47- p o u n d
t a r p o n w i t h m o < lli< m t a s k ' * . I l l s j
c o m p a n i o n G le n n B r y e r a n g h t a
f lO - p o u n d c r w i t h h e a v y t a c k l e . T h o
fta h w r r a in t e r * ,! i n t h o T o o th
I n te r n a tio n a l T a r p o n t e o r a a m s n t.
B O C A O R A N D T l M > iy W — (A h
— S lr t y - t h r v o ( a r p o n w o r e la n d s d
In B o c a G r a n d e P a s s . W . J . L eU
m a n , T a m p a , 1«1 J o t h c r a f o l e r a
w ith h U c a tc h o f n in e ta r p o n , th e
l a T g a e t w e l g h o d 140- p o u n d s jin '*
t h e o t h e r * r a n g e d f r o m 40 t o 90
p ou n d s.
M a n y o t h e r ’e r g * t a r p o n w e r e
la n d e d , N . R . A lie n o f N e w Y o r k
b r i n g i n g e o n I n w e i g h i n g 140
p o u n d * e n d a n fi | 04. M r s . A l l e n
r a a g h t a n 80- p o u n d e r .
D r . J o h n A . C o ln e * , T T n m p a.
l a n d s d a . 180- p o u n d e r . H e a l s o
b r o u g h t th r e e o th e r s to « f f
w e i g h i n g 10, M a n d 2A p o u n d * ,
“! Islanders Beat
ffl: Reds, 10 To 6, In
... Game At DeLand
Pirates Get
On The Seminoles
Only the Giants among the 1**1^ * « •» * « * » * » -* . In ‘World Series’
NATIONAL
Deytona Beach -..108 000 481—10
New York S, Brooklyn 4 (IX In DaL a n d ___ L J a m 00ft 0 » — 0
a tn g a ).
Philadelphia 5, Boston 8.
Cincinnati 8. Chicago I.
St. Louis X, Pittsburgh IL
ANIMAL TOLL HEAVY
RAN PRANCIBCO, May 1 8 .(AT—Mora then \fiOOJOOO animals
wore killed by hft-nin driver* last
year, atesrie ’ Matthew McOurrle,
•ecretary at the San Francisco Boctaty for Prevention of Cruelty
to Anlma-'o, In a plan for drivers
to show more cars.
PETER PEN
CampbelTa Racer U
Sold To Band Leader
In London For f50
T h e f a m o u s B l u e B ir d , f i r s t o f
r e d a g r a m b a l l ! b y N r M a l
c o lm ' O m p b e ll. n o te d B r itis h
s p o r ts e n th o sta a t, a n d seen b y
m a n y B a a fo r d fo lk la r s c r a o n th n
D a y to n * B e a c h a tr e n d , b aa b e e n
n d f o F < M . I t c o e t |t S J W J .
A leader of a London dance er-
a g a in
Augustins, 1 to 0, Wednesday
afternoon. I t was tbs eight tints
the two teams hav* met this
season, and ft waa the ■eighth
victory for the Salats.
S t Augustine get only throe
hits off Harden, bat It bpnchsd
them In tbs third inning when
Zupanic scored the on* run of
the contest Tbs Saint* .made
thrde fauaglss daring the game.
Sanford threatened to aeoie on
three different octa* Ions. Ia the
last Inlnng there were two Look
outs on base*, bat SwindsIN
struck oat and the game. w if
over. A doable play in the
seventh Indicated that a score
might be mode by tha locals, bat
the side woe retired before third
bow eras reached by a Lookout
The score:
ssc ro a n
** n n n * n
Mvtlbr, Sb
* # • * • *
rt*rr, ••
J
* • L! •
Maxwell Stewart’s Pirates do- n o r n . r i
IsaUd tbs Seminoles, IP to 7, test •’cOnwin,
•vontng In tho third game of the i Jw JSaM f
111110 world Mrioc" In tho Lions U ^ m * ^
Lraguo, end tbo teriw now stands: P W W 1
PlroUs t, tmlnolvt 1.
8 i S £ 'I
Two two team* meet again to- M,dl’r’ *
morrow afternoon a t 8 o’clock on Total*
tbs Grammar School diamond, 5*of“vd •
___ s e t ts s w i —i
Should tho P lntsa vrin that will i * 'n A u,f?i
la. Rnnlisr. Twoto the and of the teriw . Should I »>••• hit*,
ran*. Dlstnif. atol.n
n.
Bacrlfke, Swlnthe Seminole* win, another gsme !$*.“ < J fo
Otar. Donur, 11*.
will bo payed Monday.
flaw,*. ■?
,1c. L*tl os baa**,
t, ftanforS I. Bams
The feature ef yesterday’s game ■«- ■*•«»■
M»AI»r t. Itard.n L
waa tha catch by GUnn Cochran m rutb"^.
f HsAUr t. liantae
ef an Infield fly which he got l o ' *
Hr, bv M-dl-r (W «
Camsbsll nod
first hat* la Urns for a double
play. A lu g e crowd witnessed
the eon t o d ■•«.*
•**
The batlerlsn: Pirates, GUnn
Cochran and George Willis; BatnU
noloo, Thomas Cobb and William
RTOCBCHOLM, May tH.— UP)—
Bra nan, RoUnd Floyd. Umpire .Prince O astsf Adolf tan sided (be
Eddie Binder.
Swedish saber ; rbvmnloniMp to
The seers by Inning*:
'm any othee sports crowns bo has
Pirate* JL.-.ai 8 8 1 7 0 x—19 woe. The 80-year-eltl eldest son
Bemlnolw ....0 1 0 0 4 0 1— 7 at Sweden's crown prince is wvll
known also ns n daring and ikjll-
s tr ik e s i
gifts, probably
tha dcvtlind
HI* p la n It bel
RB 1ITBU B FBVIT LIMB RICH BY TO COUNTERACT
A cm , a l k a l i y o u r BYimUX
N IS I MALTBD CHOCOLATB
_
WRMT ROOT BXRR
WB^TRUBFRUrr ORAjJa*
f a £ >
7
�(OKAS
White Man To Serve
Two And.Necro To
* Serve, Three Team
In H ie State Prison
,000 Will B e
Before End
The Fiscal Year,
■e 30, He Sar>
Commiaaion Asked
To Recomm en d Flan
m
le p o rt of »ha *P*ri*l “nriport
eenunlttee,” afined by Mayor 8.
O. BhinhoUer to *dvb* the City
Commbstou In alrpart » a« w * .
waa forwarded to MarAn Smith
and atooiiatos with the requoet
t h a t . (hay cayafully aonalder the
CJA hasrek , m y
Taken By Ex-Jo
Of U. 8. Court
Southern Flori
m .—<*■)
tOMMiiov Shojts today promised
• Bhk J* echooU their (all leglsUv* appropriation of 110^00,000
nuld- ha pall 'before the end ef
URRm OI year” June Mi What*
mC*rauHiaf le neceetery to n y
temtot the designated school rw top eoareda will ha taken from
* abtV s general rertnne fund.
Vacates O ffice
In Miami €
Holland Appoint
As R itter Si
sor la Confi
Payment* already meda to the
thoel* total
FWn Indletiti*
“n o .b d s’* w w
the grand jt»T
t9.4W.000.
Eight
WASHINGTON, 1C
— (A P)-1W «t«d L.
Miami ousted Federal
attacked In the Court
Claim* today th e eonsHt
tlormlftr Ot his conrletloa I
the Sonata on Houee ~n
peschmsnt charged,
In an unprecedented e
tlon, R itte r filed a claim f
undred and eeven thousand del*
»r» a re new .callable, and eatlItea aay >0 8 , 0 0 0 mote w il eema
ro a wheel source taxes.
omptreBer J. M. Lee announced
t r t a to to th it hie office bae MOT,*
M) an ilaV * foi Ihe public echo* It.
poet, bat each a leaae b advised
the
committee
w n « t i the
granting of the follow!nf con*
cocalorn: Sale o t gasoline and
oQa, storage iq the municipal
b i f f elnce
a candidate lev the County Com
mlaetoa from District No, a.
& Wight, chairman, T. W.
Deitch, Voile William* and a J.
A rretted S uspect
W at Tried Before
Waa A bused Of
Killing Cousin Of
ChasJ'armetpNegvo
• ■
mi
dwelling
« , rtft
{ ('
i f . iS tliS T *r ?
In return (or the eaduette
nwireiikint to Smith, or acme
other aviator mho might wtah to
operat* tha airport, the commit*
toe make* .the follow la* mom*
mondaUenoi
T h e opemtor shall have avail*
ab b en the Hold a t all time* a
, third eueeeeilTc t l m O ■forman Thomas waa nominated fee
f the United Statea by tha Hocblbi party a t Ita national
Ip Cleveland. The white-haired leader b acen working
ew-York »U*e delegation shortly before the cenventbn
m. He w ay It* presidential c*millet* la 1S2S and ISM.
Ihorough lad wHh
More Troops Are
Sent in to C hins
By The Jspsnese
Seminole County ha* received
|1I0,0M 41
.The w eethert Partly cloudy to-
Maeeaa ftod members of their
famlUee 1to the Benferd district
are a a to f . to ‘ ito a rv ^ the after*
noen efTThureday, A ly I t , foe
a baa hat pteab a t DeLeon
Bpring*: T h a n will be dancing,
■wimmtng aed ether entertain■sent, ala* gnama* for the chil
dren. The : eemmitte* to charge
of the affair b alreday making
‘One-EyetfCars
Are To Be Ruled
Off The Highway
' has opened
0 store room
to;the Union
Pnnl John*
A bulletin
* flooded.-
May K ^ t o
HotIda Canal
lueddy tidal
debyeJ today
ped ennsiderv
icy epprooria-
b e Pped tl
I piste I In
b e d s.-nt
* r hy the
U CcntsoWidth
to
Nationalist, Canton
Governments Pro• test Latest Move
DETROIT, May » . - l ^ ~ 4 t a *
porta that feer-etrlhea membere
of U irn iaek Lcgbn are burning
their hood* end robe* war* re
ceived today a* authortttoa mapped
TIENTSIN, China,
plan* for a flalsh fight oq tha
t o — Japan, defying official Chi
night riding terrorists,
nee* pro teats, a n t 1,000 toot*
"The tack of Ihe orgaaisatbn
soldiers Into North China garrihss been broken,*• said ProeeDeputy Sheriff M. 0. Gordon, •ecm today. The new r e lu m e eutor Dudley Owen if Jackson the "molorvyel* cop,” eerve* manta for the already etreagtbaned
eounty, the Blech Legion itreng* notice
Igarrison* to Tientsin,
that
ha
b
going
hold. "Bore* membere are berm
Peiping end Pengtal lartooety ag
Ing their rob** and I don't think
gravated a tans* situation. Chi
the remainder have nerve enough
ne** aourcee. Mid Japan new had
•ft to commit further violence."
•MOO troops In T bntsia and Palp*
The John Doe Inquiry Into re
h f*
ported floggings sad abductions to
The powerful Cbn ten govern*
Jackson county where five meg
meat Joined the Nanking Natlonalare held on chargee of bee ting a
lei gevernment to protesting. Of*
reluctant member adjourned to*
fleece-ef Japan1* enlarged mili
definitely • • pique for calling a
tary gerriaen qubkiy demanded
metropolian tree trend Jury are
that Chinee* authorltlee stamp
getog forward In Detroit. Michi
oat n strike by thousands of stu
gan’a trimiftal syndlealbm law tndents, who called upoa China to
acted to combat communism may
“rise against tha Japaaeee Inva
to Invoked egetnet the U fb *
sion.”
,
whoe# members contend lb nlghtBtrained Slao-Japanee* relations
rldinr and Intimidation waa In
were further aggravated hy the
spired by aeal to defend the toontry free* communists.
f t Ice ef three
eaaWadh
(tainted L.
titte r , ft
federal Judge to Mlgml, bn
ault against tha gOvernmen
day to collect salary tint
we* ousted, by the SenaU s!
aa a court of Impeachment.
S BRIEFS
Undo Municipal Airport.
"The* operator ehall ha fa*
J. R. "Tru*" Bullock, native
■ponatble foe tha aarriaa light
ing ayetam apd other gguipment, Floridian, will epaah In Sanford
th a t may ha tovtatbd a t the alr- Saturday morning between 11 aud
I t o'clock to tha lutareet of Us
eandkbey for stata romptruL’ar.
Apr. 1,
P o llo B
stm ts . Students to d mart bed
through them spreading anti*
Japans** pamphlets deioanclhg
•muggltag to North China and J a
pan's m e a t heavy rvlifom m ent
ef lb T b e b to and Peiping gerrtrtaa.
Chinese report* accused the Jap
anese army command of threat*
entog to n s tin troop* to disperse
the dsieonstretore and take ever
control ef the city. The Japanese
would not comment eu thee* re-
Dismisses
*1 McMullen
WAfBINGTON, Mi
—Cobnal Jcacph L i
tha Army Judge adrt
•Pe offfce *M euau
•baud from the Arm)
bwtog hb cewvbtbn
b b t ef Calamhto B q
.Mir**
M1AMI, May
t*. Ritter, coated United
dlitrict Judge has eurrendci
chamber* -to
MlelmV I
Building, but declare* he h
given up hi* - rig h t to ft
as • Judge-" Soon after ha
vtctlon w Hone* Icdpeachm
charges of misconduct.
The former federal Judge
mltjyd he had vacated h b U f l
after Poe(master Will leas CL 1
of Miami aaneuneed in te r ,!
surrendered tha key* to tie :!*
without en enplanatien.
"I geve op the key* heeeum
toebterte hy the Feetofflwl
part meet th a t I meet," lit te r
eland. "B at 1 did net wry**
my right te function *e e Jm
and 1 wfll he to court • r O r t i
th at I attack the bgaHty r f
removal hy tha S e n a te .* '’# }
The Poetefflce Department
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TUESDAT, MAT M, IMS
Seminoles
Moment From
he Sidelines
p m « M
Field
N m Um Lookout* end th* Dsyfc* Bin eh Islander*, | u nder * la
EvenScore In 4
RUSHAWAY RUNS AWAY WITH LATONIA DERBY
Sanford Blanked
i m w* wad about Min* times,
• ranly.soo. Pans who taw tha
m Ii atragfla goi drab)* thal'
K iy i worth, baeaoaa Um eonM woat (or 17 gnmlltng Htiga, m an/ of th a n packed with
■Mllnnol play* and nervi-rackt Situations. Frank Vaala, pkriiI fo r Sanford waa tha boro of
» hoar, (or nearly three hour*,
bo mow erect) bat every motnr c t the team played hie par*.
Among The
*
, In M time* a t bat hi the firit
n , r . . . a _ j five wtaka of tWo eaaaon, ManX )K O U u r e r r o r s A n a a r tr Stuffy MoO om of tbo SanD a y t o n a H o m e r S ,1oT* Lookout* has made only four
arrow. Ha failed to gat many
C au se
U I u e o a c i e m u , hot with only 17 ■macks at
-------tha pUl he scored 14 Tons la that
t w o n on their toes every min
of tb* Um*. Even though the
boots have loot plenty of
too this tesfion—the defeat.*
• boon too many—you caul
ray that they don't play the game
and play It well. The breaks hare
been against them, that's all. If
anyone can find ■ person who
pays he hoe seen a better baseball
game than that played on Bsnfrrd
jn*U two days ago w* would ip-
Jig hlesh aolfc mad* tree* M*4*ry when he wee Dm. Lateal* Derby at Ce.lng* •"•* * - by Ms length* just 24 heurn after winning-the *11400 added llllnela Derby. He M shewn semIng under th* wlw so far ahead #f the ether here** that they bersly shewed In the picture. (Asseeh
Seventeen Inning game* are un
benal, b u t. thaw have been even
longer contests on th* .batebell
diamond. On* of th* 1914 World
gartas games went 28 Innings,
i;.
-K Ad proof that th* Lookouts .-an
■lay ball, even though often nr
tha losing end, It might b* wrtlpot* to remark that th* Hin f nr.!
th fch a e been In nearly ell the rsb it Inning game* played this a**aea two 10-lnnlng. and two n
ta d a g n flsln , on* 12-lnnlng gn,
one 14, one 18 and that lest Sun J
wt f t f q i i t f T Tni‘1 'i Tii j- learn]
O o t eon battle that. J f l i g j L t a 'j J
avery group hf players who will
hoop ob fighting to tbo bitter en<'
M do tha jinx-ridden Lookouts.
—K—v l a ■Kina*I, Daytona’s pitcher,
Sanford on Sunday met o hithertovtodble horler. Th* loop stotistb lan gave Klnael a perfect score
hi Ms lost tabulation, hut Frank
Veal* proved to bo Ms nemesis.
Ball Park May Be Included Sprain Will Keep
InRequestForWPAFunda; Bold Venture Oil
A th letic Field Is Okeyed Track For Mcn'iht
—It—
Fielding Sunday should unov*
Sanford up a peg In percentage
ootaqin. There wasn't an error,
though Msltby had IS, Clary had
U and Cato* had 11 thaneei to
tnok* bungles. All of Ui* club*
In the 400’s in Statistician
Blue's lost compilation, with Kan
ford In fifth placa. Sanford Is
given third place In clrfb batting.
•B potato btloaA Del a ml and 29
point* below Day ton*.
Alll Cat**, Sanford’s third I *«»Man, failed to gat a hit In eltho.
Saturday’# 11-lnnlng gam* with
DoLtod or Sunday’s 17-lnnlng
'gaena wtth Daytona, bat oven s'
‘flUt ha la In third p la n among
the 90 host hitlers in th* League,
according to th* official srersg n .
]Including game* of * week ago to
day. as compiled by <Ehr) Blue, loop
’autisticIsn. Cbteher Jo* Blstrif
'l# tha fifth boat hitter In the
’ I — goo,
—hlU
Have
SwtlriOll
whU* Dave
pa to 11th placa. Dava topped
lint for several weak*.
■’■Rn*
j
h tn tr^ t*
' Rtntrtliy
iboa, played right flold Bunr and awsing Me bat right well,
wall that b* brought la both
a. And, strong* aa It may soon,
h those rims were m’d* by
rdnar Bara**, the 19-yvar-o d
hoy who playa loft field for tb*
.Lookout*. Strong* again. Barn*'
dock Um* hit for a two-tagger.
T* him goet th* credit for tloing Um score In th* save nth and
Making the winning score hi th*
I f lh Inning, but It was Qr#r■treat who smsakad <lb* ho.l asch
1*0 Ing that permitted hint to moka
MU horn* ptot*. Statistician Blu*
•n ta a Overstreet nt the 10th boat
ptuhar
In the Florida Stoto
ondor wb«t kind of n hollar
p of tha fan* would put op If
LoehauU should over ha dosd 15 to t. Thst’s what hapid to tb* Athistles whan tb*
tqas Invaded Phlladalphla SunAnather aomparlaoni Th*
■eato got only tw* hfca I* l»M
and gam* last Friday and th*
■ wan, 7-0. Th* seme day tb*
'Y o rk 0 ton u got oovont hit*,
wet* dafMMd by tha PhUUM.
money could be obtained for Im- F n m O I l H U n r o n W o n ’t
pruvemrnts at tha golf course,
_
, __ ,
,
“but If the Stole Market's rtIU C €
A g O lIl
T fU fl
quest Is.a larga on* w* probably
B r n s n n flta v w V l i r a r h
will not be able to pot th# golf,
o c n a u n , < ja jo n ilB V ll
course In th* list of project*."I _ _ _ v n n T ~ 7 ,
„
...
Th# extent of th* needs of th* _
. 7 ! * 7 " T r
market has not been presented
’ •nture, the American te r r a
as yet to th* Planning Board,
" “ • 7, , r ' L,°JT,d * *•*£
he said.
.
Teatorday at Balmont P w b
Houghtonsaid
inford Flsldwas In last ysar’s
it, and It was side-tracked In
ivor of other project, that were
»tmtd mora naewssary.
Th . Planning Board has
«P- ^
^ ™r by
AtiLjlLn
proT, ir the *18,778 allocation for ^ ^ v t S t a l w ^ r S ™ torn. Oow*n- ‘ ,ld * •,n*ta bf And« " '"
ln .thistle field a t Seminole J J * 1
“ <" d G° ,,T "
*
High School, th* city engineer
r* ^ •* » « ■ « »
rsoorUd 4i»n<I that u all «ha wprmoul m ITID.Examination rtnori,t m
*'
r*,** ib
? f.V T
Oversti
PJaieii,
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Lions League Lead
ers A re To Play
A g a i n Tomorrow
Defeating the Pirates, J4 to IS,
tha Seminole a yesterday evened
the scow In the "little world
aeries" of the Llone League.
Tha first game of ,tba series,
played last Friday, was wan by
the Pirates, 9 to 8.
,,
■
The Seminoles startsd off with
■ bang yesterday, scoring • alna
runs In the first Inning. Glenn
Cochran was on the mound for
the Pirates and ha allowed hU
hits and walked four . men. In
Uielr half of tha first canto tha
Pirates »eowd twice,, hot la tha
third Inning the Seminoles came
back with three mow rune.
It was tha fatal fourth, though,
that sealed tha doom o f . the
Pirates. In th at Inning Cochran
walked four men, hit tens with
pitched balls and allowed eight
■trikes, with the w solt that the
Seminole* pushed an even doaen
men across the home plate In
that one inning.
LeRoy Eat ridge wag sent In
to pitch for the Plrstee at the
beginning of the fifth Inning, bat
though RO kept the Seminoles
from making another rtm It arms
too late to ante the day.
i Thomas Cobb pitched the' first
‘ three Innings for the Seminoles
and Wlllla/n Branan pitched the
t»»t four. Boland Floyd caught
DeLand ___ 000 130 000 001—4 for the Seminoles and George
Palaika ___ 004 000 000 002—0 Willi# caught foe the Plmtes.
Freddie Francis' Saints (who The Semlnolee connected for 20
play tha Lookouts in Sanford to- •‘■•a «J»d tha Pirates got I t. W.
day) trailed the G-Men In their A- I-odwlg umpired the game,
game In St. Augustine yesterday
Mow than 100 adults and
for tha first isven Inning*. Tha wow* of children witnessed the
Saint* scored
one in the first ram*. The third gam* In tha "lit*
but the G-Men scored four In the tie world series'* 1*111 be on the
second and two more in tha fifth Grammar. School grounds tomor*
to on* for the Saints In th at row afternoon n t S o'clock,
frame. But the Francis men
Tha scows
staged a rally In the seventh and Semlnolee „ 0 0 8 12 0 0 0—24
put five men
across tha home P i r a t e s ___ 2 0 0 2 3 4 1—12
plate, thus gaining a one-run
load on the visitors. Gainesville
managed two runs la the 10th,
but S t Augustin* went the
Auto Repairs
'G-Men one better and scored
At A Price Tow Can Bear
three men, and won tha game, 10
to 9.
|
In defeating tha G-Men, the
Saints snapped
n
four-game
losing streak.
Scow by Innings:
Top A Body Repair
Gainesville ... 040 020 001 2 - B 207 Oak
J . A. Mart
St. Augustin* 100 010 060 3—10
s WonBy
“But l‘ l, on*
^ „ lhln* ' ,ehool* have got. or will gut, a* j u t f * r m s u T ^ T t ^ 'i S l t * e ^ n
Ml ahould bt ravamped,” com- (t now aUnda. of WVA fu n d i" i n f n i lQ™ *» T in injury, i r t n
lentwl th* mayor.
. Ttn thouund dollar* fo T th e ! *f J*
“ } * '* ? * * **
City Engineer Fred T. Wil- swimming pool at Oviedo ha* al- ,r**_?**n*! ! " * * ? * . ,
sms said It
waa hoped some so been approved.
oa|
y**®*®* Indefinitely,Hlrsch
__________ _
iiius II mmy caqm pirnuncnt ra*
• 71
League, traded In tha lattar
of ,■» to Knoxville fo r * Jim
Hudgins. Knoxville that year
won the second half of tha «#*•
eon eerire and defeated Aihavilla
in tha playoff. In tha iprlng of
1930 ha wont to Memphis amt waa
first sack, and that has been which won the pennant that year,
tvery time the team h» ■, played He eigned with the Wlnat-m■xeeptlng when he was lamed up Salem team In 1931 and in the
for a week a while ago with a latter part of 1932 managed that
■pwlned digit, and the last.few team* The following year saw
days with a sprained shoulder.
him with the Charleston, W. Vs.,
flu ffy storied paying "wal dub.
; •
"
baseball" (he had pliyed the , McCrone came to F b rld i two
"sand 'ol" brand before) back In ye*w ago and managed the Dojr1924 with Asheville, N. C. 11* 1°"* Beach e'ub In 1934, The
was there two years, then was1 **■"• gut 4 bad start but Ued with
sold to Atlanta for $7,600, went' r t- Augustine for second place In
back to Asheville In 1928 and I the Teat half of the sea* ui II#
then to Portsmouth of the Vlr- played wtth the Jacksonrllte Tsw
ginla League In 1927. It was *•» 1935, and cam# to the Lonfcthere he became acquainted with outo this spring. .
v,
Zim Beck, now scouting for th*
McCrone began his baseball ea
ch i t tanoof* Lookouts and help- war shout the time that Stuffy
Ing oot th* Sanford Loekuto with McGinnis was In th* height of Ms
a player now and then. Zim glory and as McGinnis and the
managed th# Portsmouth team futuw manager of the flsnfvrd
and played third base; Stuffy baseball club each played first
Btrors by Msltby, Overstreet snd played
Swindel, a bn** on balls and a follcwl
double t y Mk.Ueman and a single1 Macon
by Dillingham, accounted for tour i _ .. —
hi th* first Thra* more '
scored In t h # ^ * ^ ^
Armil l r L ,
Andersen Vflfeke* a-ilS m * Vit® X f X
two on.
|
* « k ktorton hit a homer in the . I n J
nflh <Bd seora j Andersen. An #r-
Inclusion of Improvements at
ic ball park In the request for
md* out of th* next allotment
WPA money, expected In July,
se commended on favorably by
tre e & a Shioholser end other
ember, of th* City Commlson during th* discussion last
ght of what projects should be
Acad uppermost." Park Superln-
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Pirates Defeated
24 To 12 Before
pnrt
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Granville, th* taro colts which JJnrtnn,
LONDON, May 28— W - T h e BrilUh for raxx) th* players to h*v# fought It
out with th# p{,7£"
)ugh-an<Vtumblf American sports dla jaetlon," he writes In hla book, Schwarts filer this spring on sap- tjsvto
in, who tellsvea In vsry free ."American Wonderland."
. a n t e occasions.
Brevity wa#
The Red* and th* AsoJeae battied for 12 Inning, at Palatka
and the 0-Men and th# Saints
fought through 10 Innings a t St.
Augustin* yssterday, and In each
case the team playing on homo
irroonda won. Th# seoro in th#
DeLond-Palatka gam* waa 6-6,
,nd In th# GalneevUle-St. Augustin# game waa M 0.
Til* Ataleae scored four runs
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL
8t. Louis 2 Chicago 1.
Now York 1| Philadelphia 0.
Boston 9) Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburgh 9 | Cincinnati 2.
HOME
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By TH* Associated Pres*
YestsrAiy’s homers—li-slto, Gi
ant*, 1) P. Wener, Pirates, 1) Lon— nlng, Beat, 1| Cuyler. Rada, I t S.
■n Martin, Cards, I t Selkirk, Yanks,
y jj I t Mo*as. A’a, 1.
__I Tha loaders—Foxa. Rod Sox, 111
I We hay, Yaska, 9{ Troeky, Indians,
r-< 9: Lasseri. Tanka, I t Oil, Olania,
.17* 7 | 1. Moors, Phil*. 7.
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League totals— American. 170$
is* National^ IM. Total, US.
.414
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—The FVorV* Telephone Associa]*ee lion, foandad M yoars sg* by W.
AM o . BroH n. of Tamp#, who still I*
J .» Bn praaldent, opened n two-day
AMERICAN
Beaton 1| Washington 0.
Phlladalphla lOi New York 7.
Others not ichodulod.
Big Six Baseball
Player
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Tarry, CUnl*....» 68 10 28 .466
Sullivan, Ind. ..4 1 79 H O .411
Medwtak, Card*. S3 111 I t 84 JAB
DaMsgglo, Ynk. 20 04 24 87 ASA
Lawle, Baa. — A3 147 I I 54 A ll
Jordan, Boo* .87 151 24 47 J75
City F athers Went
To Game Thursday
And They Got Wet
RUNS
This Week's Games
In Baseball League
WEDNESDAY
Sanford a t St. Apgusiln*.
Gain*trills at Palstka.
Dayton* Beach a t DeLand.
THURSDAY
Phtotktt « l Sanford.
S t Augustine a t Daytoan Beach.
OtlneaviUa #•. DeLand.
nUDAY
Sanford a t Pahtka.
Daytona Barak at S t Augustin*.
WLend n t Oatasavlll*.
SATURDAY
Gain**vile a t Sanford.
S t Augustin* a t DeLand.
Daytoan Beach a t Palatka.
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Florida City Affording Rail, Hlffc
And Walet franaportatloo
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NUMBER 183
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1936
Speaks Tonight
On The Beards
For Tomorrow
Electors In City To
' Cast 2,436 Votes;
1,444 Can Vote In
Country Precincts
Immense Throrig Ex
pected To Attend
Great, Free Picnic
In Chuluota Field
56 Republicans
J
Are Registered
All roads lead to Chuloota to
morrow, aa that la the date for
the annual free barbecue County
Commissioner 8. F. ("Sammy”)
Long gives on the Jacob's picnic
grounds near the town. It la to be
an all day affair, and the general
public la invited.
It la expected that the poli
ticians will be out In force, but
tlijr will not provide all the en
tertainment. Mr. Long said the cel
ebration ia to be a “real old time
Cracker Day" ened be wants *verybody there.
The speaking program la to berln et 10 o'clock, and all candidatea will have plenty of time In
whicb( to address the gathering.
There will be no division aa to
groups, bat all candidates for
every office will be given the op
portunity to speak.
-•.•The ttoeing rallies of the pre
primary campaign will be held In
8anford next Saturday and Mooday evenings. These meetings will
be In the County Court House. The
Saturday evening rally, to begin
at 7:30 o’clock, will be addressed
by the “B" Group, and the Mon
day evening rally, beginning et
P ail Taxes Not "Paid
By 760 Democrats,
R egistrar Reports
W. J, (Funle) Steed, candidate
fo r Congress, who tpeaka here
this evening. Hit present home b
in Kissimmee, but he lived in De-
TMe* thousand, eight hun
dred and eighty re*Identa of
Mtanlnole County are eligible Land, alio In this district, for 12
Wo vote In next Tueaday'e years and married a Sanford girl.
mery, according to final
illations prepared by W.
J. Thigpen, auperviaor of
registration. In arriving at
thie figure he checked the
registered voters against the
e
BurnedManHopes
poll taxes. The 1,1*0 figure In He Can Count His
cludes all thoee who rtgbtered
and either paid poll taxes or
were exempted from such pay Charred Currency
Many~Cbiirt H om e
Offices T o Close
A t Noon Thursday
Meet of the offices In the
(Vvninoa County Court House
ertll close a t noon tovuorruw be
cause of the big bar>-cur and
political rally to be given ty
8. F. Long at Chnluota. The
barbecue la to he an all-day af
fair, with political apeaklng be
ginning at 10 4‘rlock In the
morning.
General Collins
Visits Sanford,
Inspects Armory
N ational Guard Head
Seeks Re-Election
To Im portant Post
Among the candidates
far
•tats offices visiting Sanford
during the past week waa Adju
tant General Vivian Collins, who
la a candidate^ for renomlnatlon
to the office he has held for
‘Funie’ Steed] J . W. Holland Florida's New Senator
Be Prosecuted
To Speak Here A ppointed To
For Contempt
This E v en in g Federal Bench
Congress Candidate, iWfll Succeed
Who Married San As Federal
ford Girl, To Ad O f South
dress Home Folks District At
Committee Votes To
Ask House To Lay.
Case Before U. S.
District A ttorney
R itter
Judge
Florida
Miami
Coming bark to Sanford where! JACKSONVILLE. May 27—
he msrrlrvl Miss Katherine Rail, John Warthen llnllend. United
a daughter of the late J. O. Ball States attorney Tor the Southern
and Mr*. Rail, W. J. "Funle" District of Florida, yesterday waa
by Prevldent Roo*e- Sired of Kissimmee announced nominated
veil aa federal Judge to succeed
today that he will address the i llslated L Ritter of Miami, it waa
voter* of Seminole County, whom made upon recommendation ef
he vay* he considers aa hit Senator Duncan II. Fletcher.
;
“home folks," In the furtherance
Hr. Hol'and will bo located at
of his candidacy fur Congress. Miami, where he will take over
HIv address will be delivered at the duties handled by Judge Rlt-i
the mrner of Magnolia Avenue ter until hla conviction In the Sen- ]
and First Street at * o'clock this ate on House Impeechment ehargev.
evening
The Judicial aot-up of the dir.
Although born |t Georgia, Mr. trtet vein remain as at present. It
Steed went to Delatnd when eight waa understood, with Judge Akeryears of age and resided there I man at Taenpa and Judge Louie W.
for 12 yeare. He was educated 1Strum at Jacksonville.
In the public schools of Volusia] Mr. Holland'! appointment to
county, and was graduated with the high and exalted office ef
a la* degree from Stetson Uni United Statea District Court Judge
wae recognised by hie friends end
Scott 61. I^ftln (above) o(
versity.
Shortly after Ms graduation he associates ta the reward of 30 Jacksonville, wae appointed by
y ean aa a prominent practicing Gov. Dave Sholts to represent
V rady-'u
trr (he • manner, ia, Florida in the United States Sen.
s r i „ . ! e , w e 8 ! t w - '! whleh
he had administer*^ the jtu- »<*i succeeding the late Senator
or. Osceola county sent him to]
| Ilea of the district attorney's ofLoftln Is a
the legislature in 1931 and *32. | flee for nearly three years. He Park Trammell.
"Funic" married Katherine Ball]1became district attornev In Julr. former president of the Amer
In 1919, and they have four 1933, succeeding Wilburn P. ican Itar Association. (AP Photo)
children.
Hughes, a Republican.
Hr promises those who come to
Mr. Holland waa born Sept. SO,
hear him tonight that they will ISM, at Jackson. Tenn., the eon
hear an entirely different talk of Wrilam Holland, a merchant,
from any they have heard from who went there from GreenriHa
a candidate for any public officei county, S. C., end Harriet FJliaheretofore. Candidates for Con■ bath Holland, nee Sullivan, also a
gress, and political experta whoi native of Greenville county.
hare been touring the district
He took his ecedemte work at
In Interest of other men, declarei Union University, Jackson, graduthat “Steed Is the man to beat.. sting In 1004 with a bachelor of
Ha la sure to be In the second
Took Oath Today As
primary."
B a r Association’s
Running on hls own financial
Lawyer Demands
Speedy Hearing
Punitive Action By
House Defied By
Sheridan Downey
WASHINGTON. May 27.
— (A P)—The House Invest!*
Rating committee today voted
six to two to recommend to
the House that Dr. F. E.
Townsend and two of his old
aire pension
organization
Hides he cited for contempt
and the case he turned over
to the United States District
attorney.
Ili-fore the rote * u taken
position. General Collina has
Sheridan Downey, rounae] for Dr,
hundreda of friends In Semlnola
F. F. Townsend, advised the com
County, many of whom are ac
ment by aga limitation. National
mittee “I shall not honor your
tive
In
hl(
behalf.
Guard service or war disability. Money Sheriff Would
• ub|ioona" to appear for exam
General
Collina
hat
recently
The bulk of the vote will be
ination. I like Dr. Townsend
Not Try To Count
been cited by Major General
cast In the CUy. The total in
ami I rhallrnge you to punitive
Moseley, fourth corps area com
Sanford la 2.43d, divided 1.002
Sent T o Hospital
action for the unholy record! that
mander, for hla efficiency and
In the first precinct and 1.344 In
the Investigation (Into the Town
ability
In
building
up
one
the third precinct. The 13 pre
Henry Carroll, 70, severely
send old age pension movement)
the
finest
National
Guard
organ
cincts |n the county can cast a burned when Are practically daIs a shield that will protect ua.”
isations In the United States.
total of 1,444 votes.
lie aald Downey's statement waa
Federal
inspector!
and
audi
Only 60 Republicans and two
submitted by Thomas W. Hard
tors,
as
well
aa
state
auditors,
independent voters are registered
wick. counsel for Old Age Re
have all recsntJy made rsports
In Seminole County, Six voters
volving Pension. Ltd.
concerning the condition of the
have died since registering, and
“All over America, hundreda 0f
Florida National Guard, and in
070 Democrats failed to pay
newspapers and cltiaena by milevery Instance the reports com
lin n s approve our conduct," Downmend General Collina for the ex
The poll hooka shew qualified
ey said. "Though they energet
cellent
condition
of
the
forces
btore. school board, for proa- |
elector* In the various precincts
ically oppoae our economics, they
•cutlng attorney, clerk, tax asses In the stata, aa well as the prop
aa fallow*!
, '■
sor, tax collector, supervisor of erty and finances.
No. 1, Sanford...... .....— .1,093
The Seminole County Armory
regbtration. Cons tab's, Justice of
Officials Look On
No. 2, Lake Monroe-------- 114
the peace and state committeemen. project la one example of the co
Sherman Lloyd, secretary of the operation that General Collina
WASHINGTON, Mby 17— W)
Medal, the highest award a t merit
f t
------- y
r u m ,1! T- Dense*rath ■- Meant** Executive has given t« the Guard In thb
—Scott M. Loftln, former presi
a
t
the
unlvemity.
County,
tils
efforts
were
larfgly
^
». Oufcle-......." * * p a3 c n tlt» fe * rin g the paper money
Committee, stated that the Court
Mr. Holland continued ta lira at dent of the American Bar Ass >)Ha. 8, Geneva........................
would fell to pieces. Deputy House has been ehoaen for these responsible for the securing of
Jackson,
engaging In the general elation, was sworn In today as
No. 7, Qiulueta.----------- — 11"; sheriff O. R. Eetrldgo expressed dosing rallies' because'of the re thb worthwhile building. While
practice
of
lew, both civil and crim- Unltad States senator from Flor
No, 8, Qoldaiuod.— ....... — 44 the opinion that Treasury of* cent unsettled weather and be In the City he Inspected the
ida. Loftln waa appoinlrd ny Gov
ernor Sholti to fill the vacancy
No. 9, Longwood.------- 1------ IS flea La would have difficulty [n cause th e n are seats la the Court Armory, now nearing completion. CITY NEWS BRIEFS
caused by the death of Park
No. 10, Lako Mary....-......— 110 ascertaining the denomination of room. The candidates will speak
Trammell.
No. 11, Altamonte Springs- 1ZS' the bills so restitution could be th an , but a loud speaker will be
Tomorrow'* tides: H
placed In front of the building te A ttorney Will Tell
Ne. 12, Forest City— ------ 401made to Mr. Carrol).
Officers of the liar Association,
A. M. ami 2:48 I'. M.,
carry the voice of the speaker!
No. 13, Blovte.___________20] Some of the coins are ell rig h t
jne.uding William I*. MacCracken
Power
Plant
W
hat
A.
U.
and
8:63
P.
M
to
thoee
on
the
street
No. 14, Fern Park_________ 70 the officers said, but many were
district attorney for the Southern who waa sent to Jail a year ago for
Franchise Provides
No. IB, -Osceola ...........
84 melted together In the fire.
District of Florida. H b duties contempt of the Senate, wero In
Circuit
Court
took
another
re
TOTAL______ _ ________2,688
Nr. Carroll's car caught Are
have been the administering of the gallery to see Loftln take the
cess
today,
but
the
grand
Jury
,
■
on Lake Front Boulevard near
O ty Attorney Fred R. Wilson
the affairs of that office for the oath. Ha waa escorted to the vicecontinues
to
grind
on.
A
short
desk
by Senator
__
the Dew Drop Inn and whan aahas fceen
Instructed
by
the
entire district, with offices at president's
Fletcher.
City Commission to advlso the term of Court b in proipen.
■ n i l (10 f i a v a Q t a f n
ebtanec arrived Mr. Carroll had
Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa.
v n u s e d a y s O ia ie
been severely burned about the
Loftln will occupy the quarters
Florid* Power t Light Company
Mr. Holland ha* been admitted
The weather: Cloudy with octhat under the terms of Its fran caaiunal
to practice In tho courts of Ten formerly used by Senator TramT n flP fl I n I j t H i n a r
*wmH' ,w * *n<1 han<u ■* ho »»•
<Hr Tha SsasststH l»n aa)
tonight
and
Aj U S C B A ll U C l l U l g
„ lnly struggling to release the
chise It ahall ehange (tre at lights Thursday.
nessee, Florida and the United mail in tho Senate office building.
t
northwest State* Circuit Court of Appeal* for Hie secretary will bo Josiah L). Fifteen state* sought today ta
upon 30 dayt’ notice and tho pay Florida:
quell labor discord that (pawned
________ ___ _
Ferris, former secretary to Tram- a vast and swiftly growing army
the Fifth Circuit.
the organisation, tho Junior ing by the City of the coat of tonight and Thursday.
meil.
In
1927
he
married
Mr*.
Win
Chamber of Commeres L et night such change.
of strikers, Ptsc* negotiation*
presented a silver service to Gor
City Clerk F. 8. Lameon on A warranty deed signed In Feb gate Matthew* Walker of Oak
were generally deadlocked aft**
Compensation To Be don
JU11,
Ga.,
and
he
has
a
stepson.
Barnett, whcAhsIped organise Apr. 17 notified the company In ruary, 1931, transferring an AI’Supreme
Court
Denies
24 hours marked by a tightening
Paid Railroad Man and was tha flrat president of the eut out three lights little needed tamonte Springs lot from Tim John' WUkina Welker, now In the
of lines by both employer* and
and ha* remained an active and torn the current on three Ntison to Rosy Anne Willisma Harvard Unlvarelty law school. | Habeas Corpus W rit strikers, and claima of union
H u rt O n City Job body
He has been n life-long Demo
worker. Marion L Reborn, im lamps on Lake Shore Boulevard waa fle d for record today.
crat and b a member of the Meth I n Tampa Whip Case leaders that the roll of striker*
mediate past president, also re between Park and Maple Ave
already out or called out had
odist Episcopal Church, Booth J
ceived a iLver presentation from nues. However, the company has
Reports from Fernmld-Laughton Kappa Sigma, hi* college frater
TALLAHASSEF., -May 27.-(ff) mounted from 30,000 to 46,000.
tho group.
'refused to make the change un Memorial Hospital today are that
—Th* Supreme Court today re Hundreda of farm* and factoriae
T. W. Lawton, inporintondoat less the commission passed a Archb Ward, seriously injured In nity; the Jacksonville Bar Asso fused to take Jurisdiction In th* are affected from coast to coast.
ciation,-of
which
he
we*
president
of schools, woe the speaker ef certain ■pacts! resolution wanted the head-on collision of two care
Employers generally challenged
In 1928; the Fieri la Car Asso Tamps flogging cases in which
the evening end delivered aa In by tho company.
early laatl Sunday morning, la ciation and the American Bar As five former policemen were con union clalmi of effectiveness of
teresting ahd vducat local talk on
much better.
victed of kidnaping Eugene F. the strikers. 8sttlamsnta warn
sociation.
tha duties of h b offlca and tha
reached In only Isolated ease*
P o u ln o t.
,
gnaoral set-up of tho aduaattenal Congressman Orders
Nina loads of mack have been
-*■— -»
It denied a habeas corpus ap effecting n negllg" *
system In the state, together with
hauled to tha Legion Hut by Tom 2 , 1 1 9
worker*.
Passengers
plication
presented
by
Fat
Whit
O
ffld
al
Inquiry
O
f
an outline of tho method* of fi
Young and Cary Chorpenlng and
Beven
chief defense counsel.
8ev*n thousand seamen a n
nancing tho schools. T h b b the Black Shirts
Aboard Queen Mary aker,
spread els Inches deep east of the
Group]
Whitaker sought the writ on th* participating In th* strike*. Six
f lm of o se rin ia which the va
building, covering tha sand pumped
On Maiden Voyage ground* that th* warrant against thousand barbtrs In lower Man
rious County officer* will -speak
WASHINGTON, May 2 7 - W Mi from the bk* when the boule
th* policemen failed to charge an hattan w en to Join 2,000 other*
kafera tho Junior Chamber of
vard
wae
built.
SOUTHAMPTON,
England, offena*. They were convicted at in n strike which haa spread ever
Cornme nrs, telling tho raaoena for —Representative Dicks tain, New
May 27.—(AT—Britain’s Imperial Bartow Saturday and now await a wlda area In Manhattan, Brets*
and tho duties of their particular York Democrat, demanded today
a congressional inquiry ef the ac Over 276 persona attended the challenger ta r Atlantis honors,' sentence by th* trial court.
and Brooklyn.
tivities a t the Black Legion, lie box supper and danca given Tues th* mighty llaar Queen Mary,
About the same time, defense Other atrikere i
offered a resolution Intended to day evening by tha Woodmen Circle •ailed on her maiden voyage to attorneys filed a motion for a
Arkansas, 3,800 tenant fanners,
Woodmen Hall
bars,
a t tha Woodman
HaU for
f o r mass
________
whether the organisa at
California, 1,000 salary e s t b
New York today to the proud new trial In th* Criminal Court
Roosevelt Rejects determine
their
families,
aad
friends.
Mbs
tion te soneeeted with the black
a t Bartow.
ere.
cheers
e
f
half
a
million
"own
Oil*
Crump
e
f
Tampa,
national
Lower _____
T ax B i l l skirts wkteM n House cemmittse assistant attendant, gave a short ers." If th* weather te kind th*
Oregon and Washington, 7,000
Investigated test year or If It he*
loggers.
i<
new
giant
a
t
—
tha
saaa
la
axtalk
and
Mbs
Virginia
Bacera
en
F ire D epartm ent To
WASHINGTON,
May 2 7 .- “InimneItenal so'naiatten “ ~
Wisconsin 2,600 workers b t enrir-peeled ta attem pt to wrest ocean
tertained with several dances.
Dtekstetn
said
he
ia
Informed
Prea ideal Roosevelt Inst night re
FAMILY COURT WANTED
Get 500 Feet Hose oue Industries. •>
speed boston from the Norman
Minnesota, • about MO mill
jected th* eompramleo tax hOl *a the black 'knights a n organised
Captain F. & F tre n of the 8*1- die, Frmaente pride.
MIAMI,
May
f L - I A V - l Wteg iaidoqestf u j failed vpon
Upon motion of Commlealoner wright*. fu r and csreal worker*.
Two thousand, one hundred and
ratioa Army itatad today that ha
formed enures* aald ysstosdi
Vermont, 200 marble weaken
sriahas ta express his thanks "to nlnetaen p is rangers are aboard. W. R. Dupree, and on recom
establishment at n
demast Democratic members a t the le asts
nil citterns of thte County who Flv* boot train* from London, mendation of Fir* Chief M. R. near Rutland.
relations court te Dad* eowaty wl flaans* committee a t a White
Various workers In lama, Beeth
th* City Comm lea Ion on
have helped la any sray er con carrying tha largest single cen- Cleveland,
House conference te (write the C learw ater b Sued
be urged te the neat Legtetetu
__ A __ l_ - a ______ a _ a /v ii.s' O I ..L Dakota. Nebraska aad Texas a n
Monday
Instructed City' Clerk
tributed ta tha Salvetie s Army In •Ignment a t passenger* for on* U
measure ee that It will yield th*
fkQ $1,137,000,080 evigteaBy de- F o r Defaulted Bonds the campaign for funds." Thee* ship la tha history e f Orest F. 8. Lamson to udvartba for bid* on strike.
whs have not contributed may do Britain, arrived alongside th* on 600 feet of new fir* hose, 300
W HATS DOING
feet of large hose and 200 feet
CLEARWATER, May *7—<*) aa a t their convenience, ha aald;
"aa w e are stUl nosept Ing conLOCAL WEATHER
of a emaller ilia.
TODAY
Th* clerk reported that a
Elk
Hills
Ruling
By
7s00 P. M.t Lion*.Club,
or ftva uniforms for
Fall. I k . O v e r r u le d contract
_______
_____ ______
noting, Mayfair BeteL
Remains a t tha Illegal still rap
By
Secretary
Ickes pnny on Its bid of $34.60 each.
c?«tured late Monday by Deputy
*
Tvatican e rn r. May
torday.
■ I'*'..,
Sheriff*
Jack
Hickson
and
Ossie
—Fop* Fine laid man .Own M Plaintiff te tha action against
WASHINGTON, May $ 7 ^ F )
---------------------Flyat were heated from th« weed*
the City a t Duaadte. which ad- near Geneva ta th* Court House -O n e s move overruling n daPLANE-BEATS FLAMES
---- —
today. Sheriff McOaOand said cialon by feowar Secretary AtCHICAGO.. May 2 7 ,-A u Ameri
that whan tha raid eras m ats Dep
can Airlines plan# which had Just
uty Hickses* was akla te crawl to
taken off for Detroit returned and
withte 16 feet * f th* atBl before
he waa discovered by the *P*ra
tended in Dames a t the Municipal
Airport yesterday .b u t tha pilot
ter*. John Livings aad Beubh
and two passengers escaped with
Osgj bath at wham w e n arrmtalight Injury,
C U lf a t* ,
Loftio Sworn In
As Senator From
State Of Florida
Strikers Spawn
Growing Trouble
In Many States
Chemists Leave
tlr* T*“moM
Twu !nu*
**
�ASAIRYTA
aonvllle to aerve until the next general election whrtl a
to till w it
ttw rm aM nr »
r* r * ’ trf m*‘awxplwd iern
aolately OVERSTREET* rs n a - Uwt
not a politician, has no political ambitlo
<--■— |.L || h i to to DUNN to o to
not beTeandkkte In tBVovem ber efcctton.*CHECK tto hish rest of living.; iJUta
la politically ambitious will, try: to wliafhe UBt
ceed Senator Dottib. AH* tlNtePy R*ag$ t f j p
th*le*a to knew U , mosey « u (NeU- was U s Uttle ewssdwerfl. I
In conferring the honor of the >0001011011
os tto WINO. sad ateniliily Bat <m Um w*e horn*. Just »« 1
- Floridian* If'oaly fon-a afaeor aetfft montha* I
meat, t t b t a HAND in tto M . they * W r passing <to SQUIRES 1aibiiiUet e f thw D w e l l P fartta
? only, natural1that Co* S M tt ahoald try t W
ft ft Tto*- |
u r tofbra Long. "But HOWELL boose, tto wan kw aaii violently 1■hip canal. H o
1 whWB preatiee and infhtelMp would react fay
I do r t f . Mid to. "My poor Utile, tit “ToOTI hero to drive tto day for Ocala, F la , wtoro be|
i.certainly dsaghtar. to tth Is m worriod,1 reet o f tto way torn*, Fat «vl»e will: m eto Ms bmdmwrtom. . ‘ If
; hl^OtaMOea to win that-aiftee hi Npvenibgf.
< would not appoint a polltlaai enemy. Ha car Bly would ■ad PATTI-SuALL nos want, to DTr SOtT* saM tto nan. W ort o r tto Ftorids canal, a a ^ j
! hot name someone Who would work against hi , He cer- o tto If I tovo to STEELE. Sbo Bat ho soon A lt hotter and Itoy pondad aftar tha government,
ta Info wooM1appoint a mao most likely toretui the fftvor, l« inch a jp o d ilrl, l*ve a m to n lW a f thoir Journey. Whon •pant amxDsljentely $5 ,000.00*;
/ knd>hl<a<TXMltion to retam It aa nearly In l t a 1 rlnsl form hod U THRA8HEB. She la the they reacted homo, to wont oat mi pteHatlmtry dredging, m y to I
only U rll In the- FARRISH- who to tto hem te r a t hi* prised raamasd If tto Senate spyteraal
1 ksiptfmlMo.
I
haan’t e PACKARD. sad h o t, MCCLELLAND ad dle. (fa A rt t to project., whkh would to m .
; I
Now who la Scott LofUp? U aia a natha
MtUe heart BLEDSOE wtoa tto Uia hern was os lUtl# they m ao- mite* ten* amt would* Unit tto A t-,
: whp.meved to Plorid^whemhe waa«a.boy, H
tod to, atari, wearing LYLES tlwao caQod It tto BARN- ta»U« and tto O nlt t t o water
resident of Pensacola, id a. reaWent of Jack
rtochlngi.” “DODD drat H.* to! CTTE.) Thl, tsddl* w u m of way would eotuidtrably radoca |
. haa a law office la both Jacksonville and Mia
asid, “HI go to tto bonk. I know . hi* moot- prissd g it aaaaion*, a proaaat nam ing tlm# of shipping i
- lawyer of widely r a ogtibwdi capacity. th» fan
tto tr to sris sran’t nod* of 1 it tod base toadod* dawn to Mm that .now haa to round tto south-!
STONE.”
BW. on tto way by hi. fatto r. But to k it to n e r, am and of Florida on royagvo
;■ preclderit of the American* Bar Aacodatlon,
* yean be haa been Identified with the legaL aiau <n **•« to tort a frioad. who soUT h* freed tto asddlo was not totwvon Atlantic and Calf ports.
t h o s o . ih«r*. "WJtere da > y •odd)*?" TMs reduced running Mute, It Is
*1 Iltrey M. Flagler Internets In this state, He la receiver. “NIX—Be-WARD of
Thariro *o aly a* o | roared tto nun. LltU* Jos. who
5 for the Florida Bait Coeefc Railway, a director In the At tor**.
Don’t MH88RR-reend wUh m i not quite two,, sad reetdn’t lag* In operating mats.
lantia National Hank of Jaetooirvllle, one d f the five dlreo- FOX.
them.” Bat tto man was. doe-1 talk plain, answered, "TH th*
Major Lock* la believed to to ;
. I tons of the Florida Tiaea-Unlon, and preeldent of the S t parate, “I must not healTATK,", THIOPKN—HERN-DON It,* to
tha first porion with a praotlesl
1 I Augnstkie Record.
t o aald. So to entered th e bank »*K pointing, to hU little otovr. knowlcdg* a t shipping td bo op-1
It would have bean hai# Indeed for Gov. SHoltz to have and- Mild to tto n u t o r , “LookI n*», whopromnriv fled. "By, JTN- printed by tto United State*,
I found In Florida a mao Who haa achieved by his own ef- toro, old man, DU-PRBE, tolp. Irina, PB . WJL-BB,” atootad Army Engineers to survey Utal
rage. "Where m commar ctal and shipping poaaiI forte more outstanding ettoceaa, who la engaged1 in more mo ML Yon know tto old* say- tto m an
bill tie* of tto - waterway. Ho Is
widely diversified Intereata, or who la leea tainted by the
regarded a , an ozpart In ship
previous smears of politico. Scott Loftin la recognised by
ping and trade affairs and It la
*> ill who know him *u poaaassed of exceptional, ability, of
btlltrad hi* findings Will go a
winning personality,, and of* the highest character and lnlong way toward dotarmlning tho
amount of traffic that can bo osported to nee tto waterway.*
Aa eaaeUUv* rleo-praanient of
tho Nation Lina, h« had direct
charge of tto . operation of a
fleet of reaasta between Pacific
Coast and Atlantic Coast ports.
East boand tho ahipa usually car-
This « u illstlea. All of aoond
w as told- by. tto threat, strangled
‘ ’ dfowned;
Bo wton a soft owl turned hi* toad
■V Moan lea pod up, and fall atoneX U J*
•
•
City In Uak*
M ay Become .
Inbad Seaport
Otto Sehmehl
Candidate for C torip C to w ls ita ir, District No* L
a n te
CANDIDATE FO» CDNCDWCS PROBT NEW FIFTH
DKTRICT, WILL ADDRF,SH THE VfJTERS OF
HANFORD AT CORNER OF FIRST STREET AND
HAC.Nni.IA AVENUE,,AT
'.as.-*:.
dldai**°BMu>ed ut' * «°f flghtingl who could understand It any totter), hw fo to We have said
him. IT* tod seen a* walking) l>*torn, a "rallmad m«a";euid If tto propomtotftbf tho canal,
down tto atreet wUh hla op I urn to be token se rio u sly , ,pppo«Hl<m to Qft M M ih • rtt**
toOMt
t
V rood .baby. And furthegmore, ag. wg h^nr pyevloualy ttoy set a boot n r n n g swap tto
parte of tto a rt th* gaprem* ('ear*
--------- ---------- (pointed out, he In a dlreotoF of the TTjWl-lJnlon, Which han
told. Invalid, te wsaiUla rourV*
New that Herbert iioovsr ha.lbocn aa much against the carul os I t vgry Felt could, being aoaaewtot tender trvSttlsent of ills
definitely deeMod net la run. A* lpublished In Jacksonville,
11
pile* fUiaV faatures • In the act
•nether term, the Republlcana are!
Aljd odi summing Up tho-Loftlll appointment as wall OS whleh gave them oneaungvmsnt
te ooaeethteg ef a qnentory. itB''iltnp average man can, wo muat-conclude that Florid* has on • bat aohwthlng might be aaeed.
oTL, MDtosaJ J^Bp™Morgia.^ Jexceptlonally table acnator who will'to exceedingly unpopular. Tto Ouffsy Aet proposed t* giro
Boner e f the eendblete* have gnl I
L a s t M in u te
A tta c k s .
ttoJUterv. Oha or tterof them with
tMlte <t o ^ i T ’PSirr‘,»k^f% «
It sometimes happen* In ft polltkssr campaign In which
w eK Jtete tto f i i * D r i ~ r , ! l n * I*omcthlng more than service to one’* country la at stake
«U1 haw to r> into tto runoftUbto one or moro eondidfttea reoKxlng that hope fbr succsss
---------- n-------- lie fleeting amt that soma desperate but nUflUte ruw is
■ tto Supreme court may fo llo w 1noceasary to tum defeat into victory, break* loose with
the riectloa rstd n u (that H ardly|BOtno scathing denunciation of hie opponent In- the final
min* owaera. In aonjunstine with
govornmont and labor eUherUy te
fir. tto price of reel at a lotal
which weald penult • profit te
owners and better w«gw te tto
miner*. A lJLj perrent penalty
U* per tow was aaseesed egalnat
non-complying owners. Csriate
guarantee* f o f l Q I ..... ........|
to anfemed by tto penalty tea. 1
. T to majority of th* aaert told
ttot^ the tea *ra* ohriouriy te m i
m e compjlane* with the labor
phi***, and *o, out of hound*. In I
O** la her eeetlon* also were
InvnlkX Tha darielon avoided
W
n
'
Rji . .. . sBh. * ,V jtoj
r a
father of two sons, one of Whom <
la • student a t Lehigh UnWerilly. The other ia a t Bteveds In■tltate. Major L**to*s home la in
Forrest Hill*.
Ew ry Urn# Bait* Darla buy*-a
laxrtel th e puU aaidh 10 pwedat
of the reel for to r private charity
it - ;a
generally.
^ADMITTED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE iDISj irUfCT
THAT
MR.
‘ STEED WILL EE HIGH
MAN IN TUESDAY’S
�T in HANFORD H U O LD ,
b a n t o id ,
ru w ro x
•pace for only a keif dun
Boys Cook, Girls describing k b occupation.
But that Isn't near enough
Wield Hammers, man with nine Jobs.
In addition to beeiog a barteai
Everyone Happy by
trade, Patrick teThis Evening
cross's sub-sanitary officer,
B ridge Party GfTin IRecital I s Given Tunie’ Steed
Nix's Pupils To Speak Here
F o r Hospital Benefit “By Miss
"
Before a large gathering of
One of the largest subscription
„1dgw parties of the ecseoa was relatives and friends, the music
• th at given ye»Unlay afteraeon pupils of Miss Mildred Nix enter
( Cmof I ■■#**1 F r a n f » i F O t f l
BREMEN. O., May IT.—(AT— collector, rent collector,
a t t t e Woman's Club by tte tained with a recital Tuesday resource). Kunie hat been en The toys of the Bremen high of cowshedi and dairies,
E ast Side P rim ary
evening
in
the
auditorium
of
the
Civic Department to rale* fsadi
dorsed ai “the man" by practical arhoo! know about horn# economic* spector, lighting inspector,
far
equipment for Pexpald- South Side Primary School whleh ly every puhlie official and pro and the girl* are profkietr. with a a ore agent, water Inspector
Holds Last M eeting
Laughton Memorial
lloepltal waa decorated for the occasion1fM|on4j' man of Oolusia county, brace and bit. They traded Instruc free milk officer.
ith a profusion of
Nearly ISO guests attended.
and every principal merchant and tor* for two weeks.
_____
. (teet rv solar
THURSDAY
____ r # t u ,
Contract end auction bridge shasta daisies.
The experiment was the Idea of
Influential cithen. This support
Geests were ushered to their by the people of Kissimmee and Mira Hattie Garner, instructor in
were played in the club attdlto
>rodU l by tbo pupfla of p„T. a . m u bald b a t weak a t
rium which ws, decorated for places by Mis* Charlotte Nix. Oseecln county ia seen by Mr. home economic*, and R. M. Foils,
____ ______
L Dm**i will bo *choo) au ditorial wtth Mrs. R.
THURS. SPE<
t t e occasion with a profusion of The program was then preranted Steed i t evidence that those who vnmlinnal agriculture teacher. It
given a t B :li P. M. a t the Worn- l . Peak praaidiag. Reporta war*
garden ' flower* in pastel shades as follows:
u ’l Q d h
mad* by all standing committee*.
know him beat have supreme proved so successful that R. M.
superintendent
of
A meeting of tte eiocntlv* ram -, Mrs. pock, a* president, gave a
Mr. and Mrs. w . A. Xretmrt Mrs. R. L Cornell won high O Solo Mlo. Capua. Marjori* confidence that he will represent Koanight,
mittae of tte Sommer Bible report « f the year1# work wkkh of Jacksonville spent last night ■cor* contract priie, a handHaldeman, Harold Haldsman,| the h*«t inlereata of hi* con- school*, says it may twenme an an
School will be held .at 9:00 A. M. covered
many acthrttia*
t e n with Mr. end Mr*.. Pasl painted pktur*; Mr*. Arthur
jr ,
j atltuent* if «ent to Washington nual custom.
Mist Garner put her class of
bi t t e samte* room of the showed s very eocceaefal peer. Johnson.
Brsnan
received
second high Lightly Row, Folk Tune. Simon
boys thm rgh instruction in home
Presbyterian Church.
Plane srer* then made fo r a pieacor* priie: a cake; and Mr*- W.
1 DOZ.‘ROLLS
Dlngfelder.
•tieiritifliwtlon. arrangement of
FRIDAY
nte to t e gtran for children *f
V. L Smith end D. D. Smith are A. Lefflvr waa presented srith low tendon Bridge, English Melody, •iplorer auth r over whom million* furniture, anil social etiquette.
of women huve gone mad, aa the
Regular meaUkg of N. d* V. tte school in the near future.
expected to return today from score prise. ■ pottery vara nf
Tommy lnabinel.
Howard Chapter of the U. D. a
Attendance y ti# for the day Baton Rouge, La., where they were flowers. Among the auction play- The Owl, Williams, Kitty OdhatU. "kind rtf prirv.n who would hr The bny, also *e ected ,’aily menus
will t e held at *:*0 P. M. with
w u swarded to Mrs. J . C. called last week by the illnete of * n Mrs. Frsnk Mtisch won high The Old Cray Qoora, Folk Tuna, i<Wit without hu Inot water tottle.** and prepared the food.
Meanwhile, the xirla learned to
Henry Fornh. i# tho glob* tro|Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Lake Mary. MRcteU** First Grad* and Mrs. their mother, Mrs. a II. Smith.
•cor* priie, • hand-painted p k
Margaret Dingfelder.
repair electric Ironi and washing
The Loysl Temperance Legion A. R. Meriwether, Mrs. A. Jatur*. Mrs. J. E. Baker received Clrcua Day, Blake, Nancy Wil <*fi rrftr* t • the *cr?«n *t*r as machines, ami how to u»e a ham l t s o f c a k e s |
a "phoney blonde with a fac« that
erin meet a t 4:00 P. M. a t t t e eoteon, and Mr*. R. L. Peck were
Mr*. R. E. Stewart and son. door prila, a bos of groceries,
liams.
mer. a brace and hit. and othrl
Methodist a n n a .
. appointed *a delegates to tte R. E. Stewart, Jr„ of AUinta, will and MU> Margaret Pater* wat On Roller Skates, Williams, iwtarab e* Frrtifh pastry,"
tools found In • workshop.
SATURDAT
! G o a ty Council meeting In Oviedo
Thty
eventually
mrt*t
under
as
swarded
"aeroeno”
priie,
a
sea
arrive
toaight to visit Mrs.
Ouida Davis.
sumed
nimr*.
ami,
without
know
T te S a n k Jbrker Orphanage Friday.
Stewart's ebter-in-tew, Mrs. J. C. son p en to Palm Springs,
In The Deep Woods, fisynor, ing inch o1h«*r'« rval identity, fall
C hb will .hare a tag day Saturday
A t the conclusion of oil bnei- Mitchell, Palmetto Avenue.
At the tea honr an k* and
Charles Cos.
Rusy 9-Job Irishman
for tte Benson Springs Orphan. ’ naaa t t e following program wet
swaet course waa ,erved. Com Over Hill And Dale, The Echo, In love. They nn* miirried, but* al
rnntt
Immediviidy,
tludr
temp^rjiWilliam*, Mary Ann Goetach. menta clash The bride leave* the Ponders Over Census
Friendx of Mrs. C. II. Smith, mittees in charge of the affair
MONDAT
Talk, "The School and t t e Child"
«:
Mrs. Walter L. Morgan Mias Ho-Peep, Hopkins,
formerly of this city, wilt be glad
Anna hrldtgnxim flat. Relenting, they
Mrs. Fannie 8. Munaeo will
Mb* Elitabeih Adams.
JiUBIJN,
May
27.-<Ah—
Lovell.
mnktf a frantic *eareh for each
it te r anaoal piano recital P ##"
Mothers"— Mia* Dora- to learn th at she 1* Improving in and Mrs. 1 I. Inglay, general
Baton Rouge, La., from a re chairmen; Mr*. A. W. Knox, Mr* Elegy, Maaienet; Polish Danre, other end the amusing situations I'atrirk Kein*. varsatlle tmtondcr
I thy Stokes.
of Cirrickmiirro**, county Mo".
H. M. Papwarth, and Mr*
T..
Scharwenk*. Roberta Evans
Talk, "The Home and t t e Child"— cent UI
which aris«* from the search, ami
Notice To Tax Payers!
Compton, reservation* and lict Taps, Rllbro; Tha Band Hays the manner in which :h c 'irra rp y '
Mrs. J. C. Mitchell.
him
Bml Estate s p a which IMS
Mbs Sadi* Lelnhart. student at eta; Mrs. Writer L. Cooper and
Mrs. Peck waj presented with
Dirie, Williams, Charle, I’srk. p*|r t»com, r w m f m , Ve "Th.B u te's popu alion coitlt*.
team are net paid will t e *d- S bouquet of rose* from tte Converse Colltge In RpsrUniurg, Mrs. Arthur Rranan, refresh
Moon'a nOur
lively screen i
... "Home" ii—igovernment ha* left him|
vartbad Jana 4th thraugk teacher* and a past president1* &. C, has arrived to spend the ments; Mrs Ralph A. Smith and The Little
Drummer,
I’aplnl, entertainment,
summer vseation with her par Mrs. J. T.- Newby, decoration*;
Jaty 4th. after which tan «**• pin from the P.-T.
Marjorie Haldeman and Hamid
Othere ,up|Mirting Mia* Sullavnnj
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lein hart. Mrs. W. T. Langley and Mr*. R.
tifkales will be filed. Pen
Haldeman, Jr.
are Henrietta ('roaman. Beulah
honoring
tte
ftsduating
class
of
1018 Elm Avenue.
J. Holly, priie* and tallies, and Melody In F, Ruben,trin, Minnie Bondi, Lurien l.ittlofie d and i>ot i
alty
far nan-poymewt
ef
Seminole High School at l;M
Mr*. II. W. Rucker and Mrs.
Ruth Oil ha m.
taxes. I t per rant b terrat
/>thy Stiekney. The story vvn,
o’clock in the school auditorium. . Mrs. C. I . Harrison has re Margsrat Loucks, tables.
Minuet, Mosart, Jean Harper.
adapted for the screen by Isnbel
free* date ef certificate far
Aaalstent talent, Mr*. Lucille
Donations to the affair a r e The Gryphon, Paldl,
Marjorie Dawn an,i Boyce lleGaw.
first year *» frartUm thereof Tolson Moors, soprano. T te pub turned from Jacksonville where
■he spent e few day* with her mad* by Hayne* and Ratliff.
Haldeman.
and • per sent per anaaai lic ia invited. No admission.
daughter, Mka AId In* Harrison, Mr*. Byron Stepheni, Mrs, Ba* Thema and Variations, Taplnl,
thereafter.
Circle FAimber One of the First who underwent an operation re Packard, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Leh
FBW GltAIII \TKN IN PRISON
Sydney Rolalnn.
ELLEN HOY.
Methodist Church win meet a t 1:S0
man, I’ll metto Grocery, Mrs. W. Hn|i|iing
AJnng,
WhinatonCftjr Tax CeDectar. P . M. with Mrs. John RunAiey, cently.
PHOENIX
n ix Art*.
« ■* *
a? T X tlR S O A Y —
M. Scott, Rally's Bake Shop.
llolmea, Miriam Rpler.
t <-• SUlas#. T o n e e f Lake - Monroe, Mrs. Norman S. DeForeat, Mrs. The Ghost Dance, Blake, Harold —8fVsn
’ a r a L E F t e s r - B T h i sophomore at Stet*on University, J. T. Newby. Semhftl* Creamery. Haldeman, Jr.
• t * t * p-**nitp\11 1 ry a r e rii((#i?ti g rnclMorning Feature
i Methodlat Church wilt tte et at I* t t e new'ywlectad warden of Pi
Q iiM , irm rilin if t«i a re p o rt to
BIG
3:S0 P. M. with Mrs. W. M. MeXIm, Kappa Phi, national social frater Mrs. G. D. Bishop, and A. Ba- In A Golden Swing, Hod,on, th# A rltona Imnnl <»f [hartlnn^ anil
corn. manager of Palm Sprlnga.
Marguerite Duncan.
JACK FLTOT, JR. *12 West Eighteenth Street.
nlty. Young achieved thle offler A number of cash donation! war* Blue Bell Waiti, Cochran, Sara' ptrolrri, .Sixty eiglit «re high »cho*.l
DOUBLE BED SIZE
Circle Number Threw of the
O r SEMINOLE . COUNTY — First Methodist Church win meet through outstanding fraternity received from th* boita placed in
Pare mo re.
service
during
the
peat
two
years
V A. UrSLOKO RESIDENT a t Daytona Beach with Mrs. John
doctor*’ oflrti.
,
I'll Take You Home Again Kath
A PROPEBTT OWNER AND A Wen Brown.
Among those present were:
leen, Westendorf, tyiuiie Har
TAX PAYER — A MAN WHO
den.
Mr*. E. J. Houghton, Mr*. Mar
Circle N a a te r Pour of the P in t
CUT JAPANESE TRADE
WILL SERVE YOU WELL. Methodist /Church will meet at
lin Bram, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Aold Lang Sync, Scotch Melody,
Joyce King.
StM P. M. with Mrs. L H. Smith.
BELORADE. May »7.—W - T o Mrs. F. E. RoumllUt, Mr*. II. M.
LETS ELECT HIM
To-Night
M l E ast Second Street.
curtail Japan**, Imports to Yugo Pspworth, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Minuet, Beethoven. Rebecca te*.
Circle
Number
Five
of
tte
First
slavia,
tte
flnanc*
ministry
has
Fur
F.llse,
Beethoven.
Jenal*
Dur
Connelly,
Mrs.
Fred
T.
Williams,
Thursday
CONSTABLE
MefbAUet Chunk will m eet at decreed that importer* muat obtain Mrs. D. L Thrasher, Mrs. A. P.
den.
T:M> P. M. with Mrs. C. E. Wil perm Isa km from tha a tlo n a l bank Mri. J, C. Bennett, Mr*. A, W. Melody of
teve,
Knglemann,
liams, Silver Lake.
for Japanese payments, which will Knox, Mrs. I. T. Hagan, Mr*. E.
Cnrol Jean Nix.
t e reguated according to pur-MI, I,aney, Mr>. Waltar L. Coop- Winding Rlvar, Blake, Marlysj
chtaei mad* by that country here. | €r_ Mr*. Clarke Leonardy, Mrs.
Goetach.
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UNI1EMMED AND UNBLEACHED
la 193S Japan shipped goodaa ^ , ni| Sgvitt. Mrs. R. F. Mon- W slti In A Flat, Brahms, Sara
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81 x 90 IN. FROM FINE SHEETING—,
W lssd te fte.000 to Yugoslavia,! M, i , 1tg ,> Ura. Harry II. He, ran,
Paramora.
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WEARS
AND LAUNDERS WELL
but bought only a fraction of that-1 -Springtime,
Rllbro,
Marjorie)
Mrs. L. E. Spencer, Mrs. W. E.
STOCK UP AT THIS PRICE
Haldeman and Harold Halde
Van*. Mr*. J. E. Bakar, Mrs.
J
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T o C Pltchford, Mrs. J. A.
tM trtvIr " t j
Young, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. Mr*.
Shadow Pane/
W. E. Klrohhoff, Mrv. AUn WU
* 0 .
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eon, Mrs. James
A. Wright, “Moon’s Our Home”
m a t b* raised to pmy
Mrs, John Helsch, and lire , U,
Comes To The Ritz
OLD AGE PENSIONS
D. Freeman.
Also Mrs. A. W. Lae. Jr., Mr*.
“The Moun'a Our Home," Walter
Edmund Melach, Mra. A. T. Wanger's latest production for
White, Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. Paramok-nt, open* today a t tha
A. J. Pet*non, Mrs. A. 0. Wag Rlt* Theatar with that capablo
ner. Mrs. A. L. Wagner, Mra. acraen actreks Margaret BullaV or bodies te
Amoa Langley, Mra. 9. F. Long, van, In th* star role.
style* •< g a
Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Mr*. James
Directed by William A. Setter
q u a l i t y aQ
Wllsorf, Mrs. B. P. Wheeler, Mrs. from a Faith Baldwin story, "Th*
crepe. Triramo
C. P, KussmIUer, Mrs. William Moon's Our Home'' deals with two
with la** or em
Ludwig, Mr*. John Ludwig, Mrs. international celebrities who have
b ro id ery A4*'.{
F o r Summtr! Sheer
Frank MeUch, Mrs. Jo* Mslsch, learned to hate each other merely
jutabl* etrap
Mrs. II. H. Coleman, Mr*. Arthur on th* strength of their reputa
Sixes 14 te 4/
Bra nan. Mrs. J. M. Stlnuelpter, tions.
Mrs. B, L. Cornell. Mrs. Doug
As a flery temp^red pampered,
less 0 . Scott, Mrs. J. U. Root, though beautiful screen star, Ml*s
Charming, Fresh Patterns!
i Min i mi
Mrs. Henry Russell, Mr*. C. D. Sullavan refsrs to a noted world
Wiaecup, and Mr*. Walter S.
neiit
€toli(S94ji*
Also Mra. Roy P. Symes, Mrs. Atutln Smith, Mr*. J. A. Brown,
Mary Homme 1, Mrs. G. F. Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. J, U.
Homestead Exemption:
Smith, Mrs. James W. Cotta*. Ball, Mrs. E. Compton, Mrs. O.
Added
Everybody la sewing for sum
mer I Mora frocks for . kaa
Mra. Georg*
Morgan,
Mra. M. Harrison, Mrs. A. M. Philips,
la f ir s t of this provision sad has helped to
j
Special
whon you auk*
Charles Watt, Mra. Charles Ni Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mra. Fred
■scare Its benefits far
Dainty florals, strij
blick, Mra. Samuel Puleston, Mrs. Zorranner, Mra. 0 . P. Herndon,
SST ic-.u.
trie
patterns.
failed to auk# applk
W. J. Thigpen, Mra. Sadia Mrs. Elisabeth Jamsson, Mrs,
U a » h 1»3S.
Brouse, Mra, Prank L. Miller, Mary Mkklar, Mra. Clauds Rob
T hefre Smart! Coott
— REPRICED —
Mra. 0. I. L ooks, Mrs. W. M son, Mr*. John Eick, Mra. J.
Scott, Mra. W. T. Langley, Mra. Howell Fish. Mr*. A. C. Fort,
Motor Vehicle Tag
R. J . Holly, Mra. T. L Sullivan, Mr*. B. C. Moor*, Mrs. W. I).
Mra. 0 . R. Eatridga, Mrs. E. 8. Zachry, Mrs. A. B. Mahoney, Mn.
Blow#, Mrs. Roy Holler, Mrs. B Walter H. Bach, M n. H. M.
Title Applications:
P. Whltoer, Mra. John L. Gallo* Rumbley, M n. Jaasaa 0 . Sharon,
FREE NOTARY 8ERVICS
way, Mra. Joe Melech, Mr*. 0. lira. W. A. teffler, M n. Ralph
P. Procter, Mra. W. Toll, Mra. B. Wight, Mr*. W. J. Steed of
IMotor r a b id # owners |S 7 1 JU
J . Tall, Mra. Davo Bonlske. Mra. Klaaimmee, Mra. J. B. Hutch.year.. ;. '----- ,v • .
S. t . Doudnay, Mra. P, 8. U ra In*. Mrs. P. L. Thorne, Ann
•on, Mrs. J. 0. Huff, Mr*. W. A. Sullvan, Mrs. E. P. Haloes,
Leavitt, aad Mr*. B. D. HlghUy* •ad tte Mlaaaa Miriam Lsgge,
Ellon Mahoney, Irene Hinton, and
STRAWS AND PELTS
T m | M t i were: Mrs. J. II.
NEW SUMMER COLORS
Mamick, Mrs. J , 0 . Uit#y, Mr*.
Starke, Mrs. Howard C. Lent,
WHITES ALSO
Mr*. A. M. Wstto, Mr*. K. W.
PH*. Mrs. W. A. Eaekarr. Mrs.
O. H. Brows, Mrs. Botton, Mr*.
Stoll* P. Arrington. Mr*. E. D.
S o re I H e r ts G a b a rd m *
Rotstoo, Mrs. Jam a, Houghton,
aim wa y s
Mr*. T. L tfO w a w , Mrs. Her
bert Meeeer, Mrs. D. B. Brown.
Mr*. E. D. Mebler. Mr*. Grady
Gallant, Mr*. J . T. Newby. MU*
M anors t Darla, sad Mba Mar
garet Patois, ta d otters.
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Personals
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E. T. HAINES
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Fifth CoogToorioiul D istrict
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Important Jlole
Kw Com® Comrotswoner
District N o. 1
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CHARLES DUNN
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0 . RAYMOND ELLARS
BOSTON STEELE
jAB* G. SHARON
LEGAL NOTICE
D.L. THRASHER
W. J. (EUNIE) ST^ED
HAVE TOUR "WATCH repairs)
by om who rosily know* bow
Bri<r*. J* water, K >(. At*.
IS TAM c« 1ST o r c
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Lndlywtion
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quickly. G«t fr** sample docLoi LOVltU, JIL. 0*c«*tM. •
For County Commissioner
For Governor
D istrict No, 2
DAN CHAPPELL
J. J. CATES
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
VICTOR CHECK
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
J. D. DAVISON
For Attorney General
FRED A. DYSON
For Comptroller
JOHN E. FOX
at
U n q r'i
K*u*o r
ywPlt fhvi tb s
moat raaeonibt* 1iHicd
•nd
and
fb* quickest Mrrk*.
Sudden Banjo*
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ALL-ST A T I tlrt*—Scar*' price*
«nd Qaan’ quality. Reel ah>l UiVKIJ* Jit,
Son*. M l W. F irst 8 t
•--8U tu t*a Wanted.
*n biai* t*n mi
’ROMBSTKAD BILL’ HODGES
THE BOMB OW NERf V
CHAMPION
HILL
COLORED WOMAN wanta Job
u cook. Julia Ms* Amicrsoji.
1819 B. Avocado At#.
COLORED WOMAN wanta
OTTO SCHMEHL
For HailroadCpiiimSsioner
27th Senatorial District
Udga,
l a u . And u c h of fo il. »M
n o tifies! a n d r t q u l r t d
(o
Any etA lm i Arid ditriA nd*
y o u o r •ItlV ar o f yfi«* *•*
■g a l n i l th « «« tA ti o f MT1
REX PACKARD
State Treasurer
For State Senator
prescription,
Drue Store.
T .. *11 C r a lllo ta ,
trib a l* * * . > n4 *11
C la im s o r [) « m a n 4 l
materials
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Coopor, 1109 W. ISth 8 t
IA—Poultry
PETER THURSTON
FOR BALE: Flock of year oLl
lay lag b#n*. larj* bread. Idqulr* 801 Eaat Second Street.
For County Commissioner
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District No. 2
% R. DUPREE
11—Mtoctflaneona.
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WILL Interview Ambition*
M«n who w in t to qualify dufInr ipare time to terries, re
pair. and in*tall all makes of
•lectrie refrigerator* and alrcondltlonlng ’ kytWma. No 'experi
ence nec**eary. Vifrllo for de
tail*. tirlnrf
aye,
education.
W. B. BALLARD
J. J. PARRISH
ROY L. HOWELL
fiOSS L. HUMPHREY
xirrtrw
of thair champion. “lIomMUad
BUV*<‘ hi an effort to nouftaat*
Hint Cor* toot In lb# first pri
mary and thereby *?atira OWIt
• tin f t W hom«* against tba bis
IntarMt* who d*#lr# to shift thd
tax burden back to tba bona
owaar.
Tba Horn* Owner*, wboaa ehtof
Interest ta tba preeerratlen a t tb s
HomaaUad Exemption, also p ah *
to th rlr champion. "Hamaatoad
Bn],* kk th* bulwark o f pntootioit asalnat tales ' and nuisance
tax** a n d aa an bp«n advocate of
P a in fu l C ondition
old ago sa d motber*1 ptmlons.
R elieved By C arduJ
“Ndmlnmta Hodge* In tba fl«»
For over fifty year*, Cardul primary" ha* bocom* tba battler
has been recommended by moll|- cry i f ,'thtad oiia hundred thtrnera to their daughter* for the re *and Florida bom* owner* to*
N n lk * l i I w r i b r ,« I t »» t h a t I.
j o H w r : r a i i i M r i i . w tfn w * a co n v lrf» d In ih * C rim in a l C o u r t a t
R r m l m l i C n u n lT . F lo r id * . a t IH*
M a r I t i r t m lh * r* n l, A . 'D . l i l t ,
o f Ih o 'r f lo n o * nt O ra n d l a r r t n r
■ nd - H n t* n * * d t h r r t f n r a t n H al*
f o n t f o r tw o ro a r* w ilt a p p ly fo r
r1 * m * « ry to la *
flta t* H o a rd of
rm rrln a a . T a lla h a M n . F lo r id a , a t
It* n * * i n i a U r m » * tln r.
JO H N T . C A B R O tX ,
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Young Lady’s >
H .J . LEHMAN
C. B. SEARCY
or Representative, State
FORREST B. STONE
12—Wanted.
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JERRY W. CARTER want* your
rota Jum 2nd In order that ha
may (l?f tba people of tbl* itate when a young gfr> kl home,"
writ** Mr*. J. H. DaaJal, o f B|/loaf, MM*. "My mother wall m
t Beet car that.flOO uneasy about Ta%r *h* did no'
III buy. 219 Banfonl ask me to help with the work
My mother decided to gto* me
Cardsi and ah* didn’t want ml
to mtsa a does after ahe fpund
FOR RENT)
fumUbed boqre, f t was helping me. I' gained and
It w*a splendid bow I responded
>1» per month. Phone* 7»1
to tha treatment. After six bot
FOR RENT furnished or for tale. tle* of Cardul, I was regular aid
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th* pain and trouble (topped. {
t n * itroncr h
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GORDON BARNETT
A. G. WAGNER
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“ ForCuHnty Commissioner
§ Wo BPENCER
Dlalrict N s.1
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lief of functional pain* at certain
F a ( S a m n i y ) L O N G _______________ _
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IF. HERBERT MESSER
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WRITING
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P A T T IS H A L L
payment, 1>U French Arggaq.
A * ff* l y i L K I N S ^
ICE B O n S 9100 en. Traded” to
da Kelvin*tor Eloctrie Refrigtratora. BandaU Elec Wet Co. .
JAS. C. BOBERT8
AUSTRALIAN 1Pine eeodlto^.
Joha R. Job**, Jr, BeardaU.
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RELATES DETAILS OF EXTORTION
w s c h o o l FOR BLIND
el for Uie Blind In UKJo Hash have started a rigid Inveetiaatlon of the Institution,
iwn (right) denied hie Administration tolerated laalty In dleelpllne while the tehool'a
I deleted w hether ta-diemles him .--A id ea * f (A* aoAoaf la shewn a t the left. (Aeaa-
FAY AND RUDY DIVORCED
SAIi f OHD, T t A n N t
A fter A lfred K. Sm ith, J r ., tol*l hue f 12,900 w « , r e ta ile d I'nm Mm a f te r an n p c r lt n c r w ith a
young w om an in 19113, a Mow Vink ,'ruinl Jury' in 'irt-il n p n v , i r 'Meetly,* ami a 'sw ysr. The for
mer New Y ork
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appeared to testify before the Jury (AT’ Photos)
MORLOK ‘QUADS’ MAKE MERRY ON BIRTHDAY
A FIRESTONE LEARNS AUTO
Rater Plroatono, *J. youngeet eon ef Hervey Flrae
tire maffieta, wants to learn the automatons aaosasary
learn the ground up. And so he’e working ee a “areaoa
la ens of hie father’a eemlto
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‘INDIAN SIGN’ PUT ON PRESIDENT
President Roosevelt wee a bit aurgrlaad hut ha took It
eaturedly whan a visiting Indian from the oeuthweet aad
•topped the ersaldentlsl automobile at the White Haas* giti
gut the "Indian sign" an the Chief Eseeutlvo. The tribal
ana Kalehavteawah, whose name mesne "Robe ef a Baer Hide,
fused ta reveal the meaning of tha sign, (Aeeoolatod Press P
Thames M. Rihtneen, p , turns
as ha enters (hi Laulavllla, K y,
federal building I t view a erased In
tha street which shouted Me name.
Arraignment ef Ms sen, sentenced
ta Ufa In tha Atlanta penitentiary
tar tha stall kUneping, -wan de
layed until Robinson, e r, a rr iv a l
(Associated Press Ptodta) , .
dloeloaod.
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(AeooclaUd
Lata of oak oo and lota af send lea were resulted when the Uerlek quadruplets ef Lanqlng, Mich,
celebrated their Hath birthday. They arc shown tutting the aatoaa. Lett te rights Edna, t a r eh,
Wilma and Helen. (Aeeaelatad Press Phetq)
JUDGES DECLARE RELIEF. ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Modem Cleopatra
CAROLINA FLIERS CLAIM RECORD
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POST HOLE BR'O M Bi WKIX
Here’s A C a * e W h e r e
Hodgea Is Not Hodges
TWa b oat tfO». I'urthrrmnre,
TAMPA, h u T r ^ A le r m w J at
the «wo gentlemen a re nut evea
•the (< a a tl ' aonfuoioa that has
• risen In tha fuhlle grind over tha related. T h e. gubernatorial cenJidaU b SeBOltr WlUUm Hudges
• f Telia ha Mee, known an "Uoiuo• b e d B l.r beeaue. e f bis effort*
•rnor, M
pepere b
.elto H tas I
te tb r if y the
Whi r f’wlunal
MEADH Kona, May
—Bon D«r bare started to dig ■
peat held and wound ups with s r
artasiaa well, h u rtin g with a
Beal bale dfegir, Rerehera found
S»ln* was eg- aaay he tontlnuad
down tg H l p t whore ha encoug.
te n d aftaiMR water, l i e wstrg,
js s tS t^ irs
Gigantic Exposition Eagle
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LOOKOUTS
ittow far t t a first two weeks
ba season (tta season opened
Ipr, 19) amounted to I M t t
the two largeat expense Itoma
tta period war* | H t for plnysStor tot and |XM for trainas* son costa.
isaipta up to tha first of t t a
th totalled
Of this
,11,157.50 was donated by fans
IMP tta assoc It Uon provide
Card with organisad Late bell
year. Gate receipts during th*
lad amounted to a little laes
i 11,000. T ta association ra.75 percent of th* receipts
wits played an Sanford
and this cam* to $771, and
vent of recslptt of gamos
array from tam e, and that
tod to $98.
put his name to t t a bright lights
of btosta n . win ta th a happy re
cipient af tta bsostifhl Spalding
trophy wtan tta boohs of tta I**t
•eswfli a n cloe«da P nhepe be
could ba termed a tacky Indtvldeal,
but t a won’t win t t a award an
luck. Ba will t a ag 'outstanding
•lugger who will earn the pros
by hto ability to panlsh baseballs
with a ta t.
The trophy, aa guana I award,
gaaa to tta first-year player la
t t a minor tongue* who has tta
highest batting percentage for
Local d o b " Receives
Only Three Htta>
M akes
■toton more beam th aa nay a lta r
player to the Florida Sta|o Lesg**
la aoaa a tta r thaa Daev KwivWI.
M d n f l a l t o aa tta Sanford
Lostauto. That's Urn rreor p ’» a
waah ago, accenting to :ha leap
itstU tk ian ’s official average*.
D ata played on th» Fnnfntd
tonm t t a last men'b of I He 1008
season and made such a goal raa*
ord th*t Ha was one.of ;bt first
man signed up for tta current
Staton. Ha ram* bora from Albany,
G e, where ta played the urea ter
part nf Tart year I" tta l i w y t o
Florida l* em e. "afar* that t a
eras to coH'gy. This Is only bin seacod yaor In pm fiksjsnil bassban.
woa all flea lattora lag torch, teaato, baseball, foetnal and bnsletKail, aad to latoW teoed f a r Lata*
toad High a k f I* won tha r ata
championship. Twa yaara tafara
ha sewed twa af tha three teuebdowns nude by Lakeland against
Plant d t y and waw t t a Path
county championship,
la the first month with t t a task outs this year be was a t bat 11*
times In U guana and gat SS hit*.
mads M runs (three a f them tarns
runs) and earned a batting avenge
a f JOS.
Swiadetl lacks a t a ’f Inch of
being a *l*-too»«r, walnhs 110
3
B u n g le
tta tan to lh*
W *
after t t a viator* had stored flea
tuns aad Herbert Mo#**, l>-y*ar*ld Sanford boy who had Just ra
jotead t t a team, was sent to to
pitch with t t a hast* loaded aad
G-MenDownedBy Reds Take H urd
mor league* this year will ba #n-(
recently preeented with tta Azaleas By 8 To Game From Loop
grayed on tta baa* af tta trophy 19M trophy during an Jmpremlre
for him
(pictured abort) which is offered ceremony- -staged
~ tafara
2 Score Tuesday Leading Daytona
by flpal ding. The silver figure af on* of tta Albany homo gams*.
Who *ri:i bo tta 191t winner T
In Bask
iCfcaaa*
a
a' batsman Is mounted on a baseTim# and tha final aversi— -*"
ta n which taste on a tripod of tell. T ta race 1* owi
tan crash th* baa* h it la tta lad
who can cop tta prise.
The trophy Is awarded by A.
O. Rpaldlng and Brea., as a stintnlant to betting Interest ameer
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the game’s rookies. I t remeres the
id-ataels of requiring the rookie*
to compote against t t a more egptrloncod players. TV> t a eligible,
a player most participate in at
least 75 percent of hto team's
Walter (Slim) MeCown, who games. That assures the sward
ha* botn pitching to r tta Look- going to a tr a y consistent batter.
A silver figure of n batsman In
outs this spring, has bean trad
ed to tta Amartous dub Of the* act km, mounted on a batetall
Gcergla-Ftorida League, aad U ftt.which rests on a tripod af bate, tta
tolay for tta Gaorgia town, l i t !I trophy stands on an ebony has#
was sent to Amartous la exchange'; henring n p'ato upon which will
fod iEHIs C ary, ihurtsto^ who, Y* engraved tta asm#' a f tta win
Joined the Lookout* a few days ner, hto average and other dttsD*
af U>* award.
age. Sim 's tam e to ln Umatilla.
Thla U McCown’s first year in
It to * lasting memento af
prefasslonal ball, and though h*
atartod only a tow gamas with tha
Lookoits, hi* rs-tor pitching was
credltobto.
McCown Sent
By Lookouts
To Americus
liy .u
and be n t gradeatotl 1
ached th a n and Ibaa
Beoitarn CoOeg* m W
F irst T ear Players £ ?
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On Minor Leagues «r«
| To Compete F or It uS
a of t t a B uford BaWball
Mao, awarding to tta fistatement Issued lb* f lm
month, amount to |1,321.rv then coo-ho If of this ta
• deposit with tha National
itton af Baaaball d a t a
a r la la tha player optica
900), On tha statement data
tocUtton had |IT F .» e u b
WinGame 8To 1
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Mat.______________ 11,1*1.0
h e n In t t a 500-mll# euto
is a t Indianapolis on Ma
il Day who do not own their
ears get from 15 to 40 per*
of their winnings, dtpen'lng
wtr skill aad business ability.
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MINNEAPOLIS, May
Fresh Flowers
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Sm ereon Trie *1Islanders’ S purt In
H and A t Pitching,
L a s t Innings Too
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j,Under*, I to 4, ta re ysatorj , , M klng three straight wins
tha K*ds have ragietorad over
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^ H v a T w l^ to M d Ml* .M M . u firing tta aid* bafor# t t a tytagl
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fra* pass recalled credit far t t a
i-ta th# Mat ad t t a
wini th f Asatoss bad a on# ra*
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land w tah h# wa* ramerad, tn m & * * • * * * £ • " J i b s m i %
tta g s m . and S - a r ^ ^ p ^ l j ^ J f ^ n t a ^ ^ T J
T ta first Oslnasvflt* run cam# Oarortn, H w ta U ’a deuhto, and ta 4, ypatardag
In tha fourth but lag yksn- Lonle n* a lta r by McFariana tA-maka
T ta victor*.
Smith, Giant fink sactgr a f tta tta satos U to A ____ - *1 •
F oss’* twelfth
In tta ninth, BsIhM Md oft m Mg Wad f
with a singto. FrnUeh aattt hlm |ng ,p U tta
to third with a ttouhto. Goerra m y half a n s
was teased ant nt first, and Bnl-1 Yerhevt In th*
kfcl seared, Frnltok reaching] A Tanka# r
third.
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Boslaskl was Safa at
flreton liberty
Casta 1
Bakersset’s error and stole eaa-, bleb fly to aw
end in tta eoerfasisn which h i- nattol twa nr
towed tta
error.
Anderson rteht by Jo* I
waltad, filling tta base* -and
Beach teak tta moved
Hid Dkkty,
Merten rapped cm to Mafnr- «hMar. was h
tons, wba threw to Patdaraa* to
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field waX Bmlth also drove In lh*
I eeeand run when ta ,I1W deep In
■etator field, aUawlag tam a no to
aaerw from third after tta caUh.
, Emerson, a rstaker by tad*, tad
lltttl* trouble with tta Oslo**rill#
team which baa scored thirty mta*
| runs in tta past fear gams*. Ha
.vtruckaot seven batsman sad guv#
apaaly two beat* on WUa.
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• m* Banatt and Andrews tod tta
!.***1Asaleaa la hHUag with throe bite
is; in five gynasranaaa at tta .plkto.
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scored, and Barns* took t e n af
Cotoman'* tong drive to center
far tta third a n t B asalt d hits,
I runs for tta Batata.
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In t t a Mcood buttoig. and .th an
far t t a next lira s Innings OverJ ■treat settled dawn, sad alttangh
. _ Saint* war* In scaring position*
t l hi t t a fourth ta d fifth they wore
* • unahto to gat any man across
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In t t a aavanth Inning McGowan
* * hit a tong aa* ahnosi to tta let*
t I ■fence for n throe-beggar, Over* 2 : street hit Turnbtom and walked
J Owens to fill tta hags. Than t t a
2 i bases choked aad non* out Young
t e Moses we* saut to t t a mound
M to 4 ^ jy tth ..tta .ltof,« V ^ ,» ito g rtto
to f a ~ i tetcW ta .tn ^ k eul
Langstrom and Zapanto In ’ sue•nation. rttogoraM hit ta r M»
Crane who booted tta bait, Mb
Oowaa scored and Cbleetsr
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to t t a pla»*r while Manager Ms- S T *
I f I Mtsma aaiaa up with ta * stag!**
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HANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. MAY 28, IBM
By Wilson Picks
Alleged Slayer Pettew ayFor
Solves M urder Big State Job
Identification of the dead negro
man found In tba woods noar
Genera last Sunday afternoon was
followed by a confession from an
other negro who has bean la Jail
slnco Monday sight. Sheriff J. P.
McClelland reported to |a y . h"t>e
dead negro waa Identified as Sid
ney Gilbert. The alleged slayer
Polling Places
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Listed By Clerk
Electors In Sanford
Wffl Vote In Court
House, City Hall
Elector* who will not b« In
the County next Tuesday,
the date of the fln t primary,
must c*at their votes In the
•office of ihe County Judge
before midnight tomorrow If
they would participate in the
election. Thl* la the warning
Issued at the Court House today.
P, E. Dcttra (above) waa a r
rested on n man*laughter charge
a t Fort IJudorttolo, following the
death of Mrs. William J, O'Leary
of Chevy Chaos, 1 U , in hia boxlike
X jd to j dories designed to pro
Righty-five
ballots had duce fever an a treatment for
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boon «**» up to eooa today. About arthritis. (A P Photo)
M ballots bars boon tout to Clac
to n not to tho County, but thee#
do not bore to ho bock until elseUoo day. Tho voting by tomorrow
rig h t to by reaidcota of tho
County now in Uto County but who
will t* absent next Tuesday.
While the office of tho County
Jodgo will ho (bead a t B o'clock
Friday afternoon, Jodgo Jos. O.
•fcM M tor k b eiorkn lira , (toaaondiy Bchaha or A)ox Sharon, Growers Invited To
wf! rptpro to Urn office to receive
M eeting In Court
hoDotoff any electori are unable
to appear n t the office during regHouse A t 10. A. M
The sheriff ild that Johnson
made a complete eenfeeelon to
him last evening, and that the emit
wIR be'told before the'grend jury
now to eeaeion.
,
According to the eon few Ion
made the sheriff, Johnson knew
that Gilbert had some money and
proposed to the totter tost Friday
night that they go huckleberry
hunUng. Saturday morning he
drove by * Gilbert** aback and
Declaring himself to bo strong
ly la faoer of the election of Judge
Raleigh Pettsway of Tampa for
goronwr of the State of Flori
da, Prod R- Wilson, prominent lo
cal attorney, dlaeuterd tlw "Goternore' Race" orer radio etatioa
WDBO ia Orlando last night, aad
told Urn people of Central Florida
how ho came to the conclusion that
the Tampa candidate la the hast
men la the race.
"I hellers that no candidate for
public oflce was over mere high
ly retarded by hie home peopletold Mr. Wilson, "I waa told the
other' day that If you wish to
areata the anger of many of the
people of Tempo, )uat lay some
thing to them not favorable to
Judge Pet te r ay. I retlere th a t the
dishonest elections end those who
havo Incurred the sentence of the
tow at hia hand as Judge ef the
Crimhml Court of Record of Hills
borough couaty. He has been
elected to this office four times,
thru* of them without opposition.
"Jodgo Petttwny Is net trying to
gain votes by promise* which he
known ho could not fulfill. Ho
states ha hia platform only tho
Soil Conserving
To Be Explained
Friday Morning
.a p ja sfc sy fssss:
opllt In two, with both poll* to th*
[Clto Hall, toatoad of the Wriaka
.building aa to previous a'eeUons.
Precinct No. 1 (east of,Park Areno* to .R ented) torn also boon
Opllt with both polls for th a t pre
elect to tho Court Houoo. The other
poIUaf places are aa fWDows:
No. 1, la k e Monreo—School
No. 4, Paolo—Old School Houa*.
No. 5, Oviedo — Town Hall.
No. T, Chntooto— Chntooto'b
Company's Store.
' MoJR, Gol denrod—Community
Ho. • , Loagwood—Town Hall.
County Commlaalonor 8. F.
Long telephoned
friends la
8aaford thl* morning that th*
big barbecue planned at Chuluota today would be bold Meordlnc to octradulo doeplto tba
rain. Provisions had booa
made for hundreds, and aervInc of iba biy meal waa to
begin at t o’clock. The picnic
and barbecue ia an annual af
fair giren by Mr. Leaf to
Ma frlenda In and te a r Semi
nole Couaty.
Dead M an Identified Local Attorney Em*
And Confessed M ur- phasizes Need Of
d eter Is In Jail; N am ing Honest Man
Up To Grand Ju ry
As Chief Executive
night} 85 Cast Up
' To Noon Hour Today
Exptonation
of tho Boll
Con-
Murdered Negro
Found Buried In
Shallow Grave
Florida
Extension
enrvlto.
OstnccvOle. ‘to
tho
grower*
of Seminole County at a meet
ing to be held In the Court Heoa*
tomorrow morning a t 10 o'clock.
Celery, truck, citrus fruit and eth*
ar grower* are urged to ' attend.
County Agent C R. Dawson has
mailed out eeverol hundred no
tice* ef the meeting to which he
t*Ua the grower*:
"You now have the opportunity
of roottog 15 percent of year crop
a t m and got paid for doing It,
“Yeas may divert 15 percent ef
your crop acres from a soil-deplet
ing crop to a *oII-botiding crop and
receive payments as foliowe:
"For dlverttok or taking out
acreage.
"For planting th* cover crop.
"If you hove futlfLsd tho _ to
quirements you may got those
payments for th b year.’*
true saying that the one who prom
isee the most often performs Ihe
least. To oao a slsng expression, I
think the people ere 'fed up' on
prom leas of benefits only possible
throurii action of tho Legisla
tor*.
"Only by concurrence v of 0
friendly Leglabbero cam a gov•m a r fulfUi seme promtmo, anJ
bo ooeor know* onul nftor ka le
s |triad whothor ,the OogUlature
will ho aympsthstk with hia pro
gram. Let's quit being fooled and
remember oUe again th .l oes
tlona speak loader than word*, an*
Legion F o u n d
Senate Begins
Debate On Bigi
Deficiency Bill
Membership In N ight
R ider Society I a
Admitted By One
D istrict Attorney
Florida State C anal
AndPaasamaquoddy
AmendmentMayD©-; >
lay Vote On A c t , ;
R itter's Successor
On Federal Bench
Long's Barbecue
Held Despite Rain
Held F o r F atality • Confession
In T e v e r Machine'.
Railroad W ants
To Close Draw In
Bridge At Cooks
Hearing To Be Held
In The City Hall At
10 A. M. Tomorrow
River at Cook's Ferry near the
outlet from U I i Harney has
been requested by the Florida
East Coast Railway Company,
hnd a hearing on the question
will be held In the Sanford City
Hell tomorrow morning at 10
o’clock.
The railway company wishes
to discontinue regular employ
ment of n drawbridge tender and
open the bridge only after eight
hours' notice hai been given In
advance for opening the draw In
the bridge to permit the passage
of craft requiring such opening.
The hearing will be conducted!
by Lt. Col. Brehon Somervell ofi
the corps of englneors who soys
la e public notice of tho hcorings
"All Interested parties ore In
vited to be present or to be
represented a t tho shore time
on*: ptoeo, particularly navlga-
Leaders P r e s 8
For Early Ballot
piratic no of the Black Ltgton,
hooded ‘torrorlit earthly, cams to
light today,
Vote On Tax Bill By 1 ;
Investigators lit (Closed that one
county prosecuting attorney bad
Senate Committee
admitted membership
la
the
P u t Off For A D a y
claimed affiliate of order, and
further evidence waa uncovered
e f * women’! auxiliary u n it
W A S H IN G T O N , M ay 2 8 . ]
Prosecutor David Pence of Ook— < A P )— T h e S o n ata b eg * * . / /
land county said he joined the
club through ralireproeentnUon,
but Barer took the oath and lator
asked federal agents ia Detroit
to Investigate. Police laid evl-1 John W. Holland (above) of era p re sse d fo r * v o to h y to*
dance obtained In raids Indicated
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th a t womtn'i auxiliary unit! Jacksonville, United BUtee die-, m o rro w .
N o th in g ap p a re n tly ito o d
were formed but recently dle- trlel attorney, wee appointed by
President Roosevelt to replace1 | n th o w ay of quick SCWRl
Hals ted U Ritter as federal Judg»( on the long dliputed t t J t o .OOUc*
The Michigan delegation to for the southern district of Flor-i 0OO measure wttA the poartNf •» Congress joined Represents Uts Ida. Ritter waa Impeached by the| caption of a more to add t *
DUkstsin of New York In • de Senate end removed on charges amendment to authorise new W
mand for an Investigation to
of Improper Judicial conduct. (AP vtys of the Florida Ship Canal
"blow the Ild off" the black photo)
and the Passamaquoddy tide barlegion.
Officials in ZaylmvlUe, Ky.,
blamed floggings of men and
Department Holds
Ritter’s C a s e . Is
Closed IncideDt
Ousted Judge Says
He Will Continue
To Occupy Office j
WASHINGTON, May * 8 .- W .
—Poatofftoo Deportment officials
said today Uiry considered their
I controversy wllh Hoisted L Bit
ter, ousted federal judge, definite
ly closed. They said Postmaster
William C, Hill had notified the
deportment that Ritter had va
cated hia quarter* In the Federal
Building a t Miami,
They added that the Incident
woe closed until HUl reports otto
enrlac. Ritter at Miami dented
the deportment's announcement,
. Tomorrow's tidesi High at 1:111 aad said ho hod not vac*ted the
A. M. and Ii41 P. U-; low at 5:19 judge's chambers,
A. M. and 9f45 P. M.
--------------Ritter Denleo Aooounoemeot
A service In memory of the late
MIAMI, May XS.—<JP>—Halstad
B?raS*l
Brengle I U RltUri removed federal district
will be held to the Batratlon Army
emphatically denied the
citadel next Sunday,
Announcement by tho Poetofflco
nay coonly, city, town or toeri
aseoelation whoso Interest* may
bo affected by the proposed ac
tion. They well bo given an op
tion. They will bo given an opupon tb* adequacy of tba plana
for operation of the bridge with
referenca to navigation, and to
suggest changes considered de
al ruble In the Internet of naviga
tion.
"Oral statements will be heard,
but for accuracy of record all
Important facts and arguments
should bo submitted in writing,
(Funlo) Stood, eddroaotog on ao- so th* record* of the hearing will
dlenco to Sanford U at evening, be forwarded for consideration
again doctored to favor of early by th* War Department."
completion of the
eroe*-stole,
meal- l a making tho statement,
ha said ho knew ho waa expr***Tho w setbrnT lT ln th l. aftertog an attitude not welcome la
Intentionally •cloudy
* » • * »
Friday mo*t»y I
this oortlnh. but th at be era* Selves
wth local showers, <Ehctr*mo
convinced
President Booeevelt
northwest Florida! Cloudy, oooa*tonal rains tonight and Friday.
Nine Graduate
From Lake Mary
School* Tonight
Hodges Speeds N ext
Saturday, M o n d a y
W i l l Be Broadcast
. According to Sanford
o n of Senator "H im att
to fpr. bigger awards. Ha wae ac
cused of hurling himself from
moving train* four times, spend
ing fir* months of tho p u t two
year* to hospitals.
Birring*r, a former stag* per
fu m er, was said to havo teeght
Guam* th* a rt of acquiring ee
rie** Injury wtthoot death.
WICHITA. Kao, May
oral Court of Claims, attacking
tha legality of tha Banal*'* eonvtotiea of him on House Impeach
Angctoa to
ment charges ef misconduct.
today after deciding
tho motor of htojOrj
before taking
G rand Jury H earing •aaary
Urn next L r a f b t o f l t o
Evidence A gainst A
ty Verdict Form er TownMaraha!
treararor of Chao* A Company,
and to an caantlvo afflccr to
Plancca
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P lane M otor Ti
Delays Speed 1
WASHINGTON, Map M L -W
—Ja a tt M. Loftin'* oaroor u
Two Drow
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w ^ J S - S ? ^
9:80 o‘cloak Friday morning: It
waa rumored to Urn Court House the Postoffica Department that
today that it would probably re Ritter had agreed to move out
turn lto flag) presentment during tb* Judge’s chamber* today.
tho afternoon.
"That waa tho understanding t
Twenty-throe 4-H Club girls, drew from a convarsallon wllh
members of etob* to various town* Judge Ritter." IUU explained,
of Ui* County, will leave Sanford when told RUtor had denied th#
at 5:80 o’clock Saturday mo ml eg
for Tallabeooo* to attend a w e a n
short course a t the 8toU College
for W ooM m 'lkor will bo sceomponlod hy ftv* leadare.
Randall Chase Named
To The Directorate Of
F ire Insurance C o . Senator Loftin Goes
To W ork In . Capital
W ithout Any Delay
. ti*
’ 1•-I
ABOARD THE MS. (
MARY, EN ROUTE TO
YORK. May *8— Tb* eop
Queen Mery, pride of the Brtttoh
merchant
marina
p lu g hod
through o calm set a t I* kaeto a*
hour today, rating to New T alk to
M p o r iu k m o w which I* the
Realty Troot OojBpaxy, of which
ho to vtsMpowUcad. Chase k
Company to *no Of the largest
May SS-—MTJ—
«g today doomad
14, upholsterer's
dactric chair for
onoy Evan* THI fiction writer,
ward after U
to Wide* th*
NOO Highway
GAINERVTLLB, May U r -M
—Roy D. fl tub be, acting ctoto ottoroey, mid be bod p*V befero
a county grand jury rrideaeo
Unking A. L, Burton with two
slaying* a t High Spring* b a t
Doccmbor.
Offtooro d*c lined to toll why
they amused tha form** town
marshal of kiltog B o u t* Collins,
High Spring* stork, and Loo
Walker, a negro, dm pit* a oovanor's jury vord l e t . holding tlw
latter's
tlaytog
"juttflahto
CRIME T A X IS J
CHICAGO, May.
fltato'c Attornoy c l
Courtney idald th a t 5
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o n v e n tio n Preliminaries
r o w d Political Arenas A s
domination D ates A pproach
By BIGRID ARNR
WASHINGTON. May 28.—(AT
nvolved political nvi chi aery la
n dlaj away a t tha job of aalacttMwJ1haVT,n>» hthfr'iSl' wo*^
to repreaent tha major political
r’Jea a t their national conven£ /The delegatee era being rhoaen
' Reooii tng to (late lawa, at prirr.*[-* tfaa, In atate convention*, or by
' etata central eommitteea. Their
h tth m at the national gathering!
r- are being determined to aome ea, tout by <Jui expreeacd majority
f? - toUl of party membera.
feT helr npmbera and the ralina allatted to the different a t’tea are
p - determined varioualy In £h: two
IV* partiaa. There wl I be 1,001 vote*
» ' eaet when the Republican* meet in
i.-'Ctovelamt June U, and 1,100 Inllota
R) counts j when the Democrat! meet
• at Philadelphia June 23.
6,; How long the aleepleaa, pcr*plrhag, gesticulating, aperrh-heir t
jkj men and women attiy In the two
ell lea will dap ml on the figlitv
' which develop. But the llrpubllcana
are er.nccted thla year to hold the
longeat aeaalon. Their layaltlea are
divided among aevrril ran (date*
,. and that may me,in houra of bah
V lotlng before the candidate la
choifrn. Tho Denrocrata are oxlad to tennmlnnt- their lei !or
the While limine on the first
RECEIVE . ALUM
NAE- MEDALLIONS
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womcn in eicb parly, met! to
name the ccviventlon city. At n
later Catherine they name the
iS P S Z fP l' rhalraw a to q m A t
paign committee, td . D. Schorr,
c h iim ii,*
At tha top a t the card w u
printed: '
“If you favor Governor Alf M.
London of Kenaaa, or .Colonel
| Prank K/wx of lUlnoU, ur Senny PRESTON GROVER
WASHINGTON, May M.-MY tie r Arthur H. Vender* vrg of
—Aaaociatea ef Senator Borah Michigan, or Senator L.‘J . DickIneon of Iowa, or any other perh iv e evpivaaed n m r amexemenl
at .?bArwx»U» -gvwarxeA -l
Idahoan by hla
Republican pri
mary tilta.
More pre-con vent ion work e'arta
•h e n the ik:>gati-a are m m l.
Moat of the delegatee and altern tea pey their own expenar*.
They like In- excitement, and if
hey are politically amhitioua. „.*nInc a* delegite helpa to ■pollicnt
them In parly affalra.
When the convention date ncara,
atatd delccaliona and varloua can
diilatra open eampa In holela non
the contention hill. State de oca
^lona In raucue name one prraoo
each for convention eommitteea, of
which the moat important are thr
commftteea on rule*, credential*,
and reaolutiona.
The flrat cn'abllahra the rulr*
under which the convention worka.
The aecond approvea the drlegutlona, and In caa*e where the poraonnel la contented, determine Ihe
delegate* who may rant thel,
n ata'a votca. The third wrltea the
paity'a platform.
The convention op-na with the
key-note apeech hy the temporary
rlvilrman. Than the permanent
•*
<
They find him atilt rankling at
the conduct of toe Ohio campaign, date* pledged to Taft Ua a
hla ire only parity a*«uag{|i by voriu eon."
th,* |ierccntagc of thu Republican
ante he received.
J a n itO T W o r k D o ll
T
No Wclfure Act to care for needv, stricken
methent. nick little children I'vlmr under unsani
tary, unhealthy conditions— BECAUSE:
!Iis
Foresight,
Lo»rislative
Skill and
The best Drinks in Town!
w
------ all kinds — mixed th e way you like th e m ------FOLSOM, Calif.. May l i . - W
—Karl
"Bud”
Glmban,
wu
hanged here Friday, for th* mur
der of Jnmea C. Kennett, retired
Chicago contractor.
Harry’s Liquor Store
•FULL LINE LIQUORS—WNES—BEERS
PHONE 2S6
Birrs RBCOltD
AGHA CALIF.NTK, Mex.. M:«y
2 5 .- (AY—P e e r Dina,
20, of
H-blernetk of N. II., landed hare
Friday evening on a flight from
VinenUVer. II. C., in tha elapvail
time of 12 hour* and 31 minutes.
F '/ T h t i n R
Spirit
Played An
Essential
P urtl
Ho Knew
How to
Co-oporate
With
Wnshimrton
and
Tallahassee
Jlaaaiy Ranke did net achieve nil thla alnile headed—
bat wllhent hie brlllleej gtaevalahl, thee# aad ether
o'e* Tor lin-nnil-So."
Final nomination cf Ihe two
’mil l it"*, for !'rc«ident end fur
iev-prevident, flniaNea Vha major
>nv ntlon bualneaa.
•
A u to R e p a i r s
At A Price You L in Beer
MARTIN’S '
GARAGE
Tap t Body Repair
207 Oak *
J A. Mart
No longer need Dirty Dan
C a rb o n ro b y o u r c a r of
pow er end m ileage. ThU
now m iracle motor fuel con*
quers carbon, reetoree new
ca r perform ance, as you
drive.
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1 g « t FACTORY,
as freeh ss they
TO GET 'IRE SAME RESULTS
FOR THE 5TH DISTRICT
IN WASHINGTON - - ■F
4'.'V
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r«te for JIMMY BANKS for Congicu
WEEK
S e m i n o l e Co. L a u n d r y
SLAYF.lt HANGED
J1 UUICepul llcjna ballot rjntil unu
•♦jltT ha bar a majority. Tire Demcmt* t,m illion illy have gome m
H ll ainne vandidale receive* '.anbin’* of Ihe volgn, but thla y a r
I-re I- i. move Lent afoot to adopt
he vliupfe m a j.'T y ru e .
THIS
SINGLE COTTON............20C
DOUBLE COTTON..........J 5 c
. SINGLE WOOL_________ 2SC
DOUBLE WOOL............. d 5 c
arty fui
TALLAHASSEE, May 25l - j awarded the medallion for achiave. argued. Florida SU U Colhgo tor Women "tent in the field o l education. Mra.
graduate* who received "alumna., , , “un. ■ *tnger, who baa filled anlow. The I medallioaa” .Saturday frir' ‘Mli-l dVEvnrnt* -ia - thia country and
. li .
,
. , I Auatralla, and who now I* appear• larli. tlnguiahcd achievement ainee thair i
i
„u i .
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„I -A la.I
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*"g *n a Gilbert and Sullivan «P
AIM graduation are ahown In the waive „ , tta |n phlla.telphU, received
'In n u n * m
In tho picture aru (he iw i r . for mualcal dUtinclion.
So many | Mlaa Shirley Umg, Engllah in-' Mr,. Van Doran, edi.or of tho
a t Hunter College, Now York Herald Tribune*! Sunday
■ ■ V
York, and Mt„ Mary B*il»y iterary toppl' ment, and farmer
•r. 1
decra*r(l, who attained udiertiaing manage: and literary
pnimlncnce In the pofeaalun of editor of The NhtJun, received the
award In liberal arta and llteraI Mr*. Olaon, who ha* held key lure. Mlaa Longahlru, aasoelate
I jioaitiona In Ihe Klorida Eductt- pnifeanor of Kngliih at thr atife
I lion Aaiocintlon Inc uding that of college here an - former preiident
prraldrnt of the Florida (Hn** of the Florida Education AiaoclaRoom Teechrra, an ' who la con- lion, wa* awariled tho medallion
I nactml with I*. K. Yonge la o- for her acrvlce to tho rolt’ge. Hr,,
ratory achool at Grlnenvillo, war Md'ollum. a former prealdent of
No Old Arc I’cntdnnn, with Federal funds, for
FIc ridu’s needy older people |
*
GOVERNOR
Organiser and Preaidant
Townaend Club, Ho. 1,
Tallahaaae*
B la n k e t S p e c ia l
No !ith District to r Ivc Crntrul Florida Itrprrhentntion In WaMhlnRton (thru the Hankn-Ward
rcdiatrictlnir bill!)
CONGRESS
Friend For
■v
There Would Be
JFAS. J. BANKS, JR
Y our T rue Bluo Provon
LAST OPPORTUNITY ! !
IF IT HADN’T
BEEN FOR
JIMMY BANKS
• !_
JERRY W. CARTER
Tw nity-flrt yotinjr men uml :i,
permit, arvl. then *(fo <nwn
ft ►
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g
f
.|n Ii_-a
working their way thr>i jy1
line for whoever i. nominated. ^
, MtlluU of c h ,
b
are of the opinion he may not do ^
noo|v> du, jnz
fliplrini* ■tu*rVa frnm nrlnt I »
ALL
ft
C oncentrate On
B y S c h o o l S tu d e
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Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, High*
And Watei fransporlatloo
C o a ly
liar* FndU And Yi » ««Mw Than Any
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 16, IN S
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NUMBER IS1
KaUhlkhed In 1908__________________
4
SHOLTZNAMESLOFTINSENATOR
£
SE______
C ou u ty Asks
Bulk Of WPA
Appropriation
City Engineer Tells
City That It Got
Most 01 The Last
^ Federal Allotment
Sanford Repays
Orlando’s H e l p
After 49 Years
City G i r t P. S. Lamaon read
to tha commission last night
a Utter from ths city clerk
of OrWndo thanking Sanford
municipal
authorities
for
•ending a fire truck to Orlan
do at the time of the disas
trous fire thvrs on May 17.
and offering to return the fa
vor If at any time Sanford
should be so unfortunate as to
have e bad fire.
Hbwevtr, Hr. Lam son re
ferred to tho mlnuUs of 1M7
(when Commissioner W. A.
Lsffler's
father was
eity
clerk) which recorded a Utter
of thanks Sanford tent Or
lando for sending firs ippara-iu a .u a aailrard A i t care ia
FrenchAvenue C ity A ttorn ey Instructed Senate Group
gendered by Commissioner W. A.I °f thr l-»*islature to endeavor!
to ire* «uch a law.”
The city attorney replied th-stj
“there 1> not a question but that
the sheriff's ofiee has Jurledir-I
lion," end in thla Chief Roy C.'
Williams roncuiVsd, though he
reported provisions of stats law sai.l the police could not close
which prohibits the sale out plavrs outside the City.
“N’o herd liquor is sold in San
side corporate municipalities of
Intoxicating liquors after mid ford on Sundays or late at night,
but in these country place, they
night and on Sundays.
“There seem to be no restric are side open," he declared.
tions on the sale of liquors In “You ran buy almost any kind
places adjacent to the ity, and of a drink you want at any hour.
essieww —•*
these all add to the haiarda of 8undays included.”
Permits to sell light wine*
people coming into or leaving
town," Mr. Leffler said. “Some tnd beer at 701 French Avenue
one ought to have control over •ml at French Avenue end
Thirteenth Street were granted
euch places and If there la
euch control then we should ask by the commission.
Commission Accepts, Leffler, the City Commission lait
Recommendation Of night Instructed City Attorney
Plan Board; Church Fred B. Wilson to confer with
sheriff of Seminole County
Protest Laid Aside the
and ask that official to enforce
Municipality H o p e s
To Get Some For
Needful P r o je c ts
;i
Officers Smelled It
In Geneva Woods
Monday Afternoon
Mayor A O. fhlaholaer, City
Clerk F. A Ltouaa, Architect H ten J. Moughton and A U Glenn
are hi Jacksonville ta rty , coo| trniU g with PWA effU ale in re*! to an appropriation for tho
appUeetlaa toe fends was
th e MMIs Works
aaEad a* tlx
Appointee Won’t .
Be A Candidate
Forces Of Adminis
tration Muster e d
Behind The Robin
son Res o 1u t i o n
Loftin Is Prominent
In I.effal And Busi
ness Life Of State
TA LLA H A SSEE. May 26.
WASHINGTON. May 26— LF)
— (Al*> — G overnor S holtt
—The Senate commerce commit
today appointed S cott M.
tee today approved by 12 to S
Loftin. Jacksonville attorney.
the Robinson r*«oultion direct
U nited State* S en ato r to aucing a new engineering study of
cihmI the late Hark Trammell,
the Paassmsquoddy tide harness
lie will nerve until haa suc
ing project In Maine and tha
cessor is electctl in November
J ie rMe ship canal and aulhorisand qualified n ext Jan u ary .
Jag t o allocation o f more money
Loftin will leave to n ig h t
to 4hcot if .th a reports should be
CongreMman J. Mark Wt cox of for W ashington to p resent
favorable.
Florkla e x the author of the Mu credentials to the Senate and ap
Administration forces mustered nicipal llankrutcy Act which the ply for hi* aeet. Governor Sholts
almost solid strength in the op U. S. Supreme Court by a 5 to 4 planned to accompany him to
position of the two disputed ,Kxis|„n yesterday held to be un Wmhington,
project*.
constitutional.
It i* liftin '* first major public
The resolution would permit
office. He said he did not
President Roosevelt to appoint
,3
the appointment. “I have not
boards of three member* each
been
in
politic*
and
have
no
po
to study the projects and report
litical ambitions.” he said. Ho
on their feasibility by June 20. If
i* a Demorrat, and said he would
the report* prove favorable he
support I'rreident Roosevelt, **!
will be authorised to allocate
am happy
to have tho op
additional funds for their com
portunity to be of whatever
pletion. The resolution would
service I ran to Florida,” he laid.
give him authority to allocate
Ismg prominent in Florid* boatup to $10,000,000 f o r 'th e ship
’ nos, and legal circles. 1/jflln lith e
canal provided the total %la not Refinancing Plan Of
| immediate pest president of tha
more than $150,000,000. and $9,.
liar Association. He la
Florida Towns To | aAmerican
000.000 for Pateamaqumldy, If
member of the attorney gener
the
total
cost
ia
not
In
excess
of
Eighteen men were selected
Stafford Caldwell and
Red
Be More Difficult al's advisory committee on criia*
this morning frorp a panel of 3d mond U Gautier, candidates for $42,000,000.
nod a member of the United
Supreme Court’* advisory
to 'fo rm tha grand Jury for th a1 governor, addressed tha voters of
(■f T%$ AbmfU M PffmI
- -*»»
spring term ol Circuit Court and f Sefntnole County
The United States Supreme milter on rule*.
Jodge Millard B. Smith,
l-oftln will not be a esnJIdsX
Court ruling that the Municipal
Ing, ordered that others on the noon end the latter In tho even
Bankruptcy Aet I* invalid hit In the Novemlwr senatorial tleepanel be discharged. The grand ing. Both ere residents of Miami.
many Florida cities, counties anil tlon. He Is 58 and • bachelor, bora
jury immediately went Into ses
taxing districts a bread-and-but in Montgomery, Ala., Bets'. 14.
Mr. Ca|dw*ll stressed the Flor
sion and Court took a recess.
ter blow right In the pocketbook. 1878. When hlne yeara old hla
ida fmrf ,'ry Act (though Mr.
Some nf them already hail gone family moved to' Pensacola whrrw
Trial dales had not been set Gautier later told the voter*
Six
young
men
from
the
Semlhis father founded the Pena*
Peneeeola
semi- j t(. th, fri|„ , ,| POUrl.
llfe |, re hi,
for any of the civil actions, and .th a t he had campaigned for that im . tll.h n h .
hla
th . rtvuU
"
themselves unabl*
unable to mr#t
meet tverever- «J«|,Tii*l
J"»rnal which he edited until BM
CUrk O. P. lltm don »Uted lh*t; h*ut Ufnn* Mr. Caldw«ll had IK#
r «B«klv limpKa r
hUck ettee will be set for triel taken up the cu*!gel In behelf of' Rn*-rv ri..K k . i / * *w af° * . nv»untinjf iMindrtl imlebteilne^ii e n d ,”r *1^- The new eenetor Wii edjH
pubUa
**“ “the
•---------------------- -to •»-» ■*In the Pensacola rmbllo
after
grand* Jury
report'
the ---------measure).
He alio declared^ ijotei ' t» iud
n dneiu
a vat 'thes Mayfa.r.............
n J t o seek adjustment nf .v-,_
their ..i.u
obli-!I rated In
the Court, and that they will tie f..r revision of the Cuban tariff here something of the value of K'Hon* and a eroding down of **'»"><* en-i received his legal
training at Washington and Lea.
“sandwiched In* between the treaty as edvneated her* 8atur- elvlc elub* »nd the heneflU which
*
pr,nclr“l ,n '1M*n7 He wa* admitted to the bar while
trisla of criminal action*.
day by Fred Cone, another guberthey had themeelvee derived from
° ,h ,r* wrr* Pr«P*r,ng tndn sostill
or a minor when the Courts re
C. C. Priest of Sanford was natoriel candidate. With many their content* with the RoUrlana ' w ,r* ,n lh*
of ncgolie- moved that legal disability.
chosen foreman and 11. G. Llngle other
candidates.
Mr.^ Caldwell.. Is
The program
nrorrwm we.
we. under
„n.U- the.
tk . Hon*
bondholder*.
.
,
The
Ho waa elected to the State
of Sanford ws* chosen clerk of for . reduction In the ge.ollno .ponwr.hlp of the dub’. Commu-I Individual city ufflctala end of- legislature In 1902 and the fol
the new grand Jury. Tbs others lex and the elimination of Ux n|ty Service Committee which for f,c*r* of the Florida Leaguo nf lowing year was appointed a t
Il'aellaMg Oa Pees rt«*>
are P. J . Btln*. W. H. Stewart,
. the past els month* has been In-1 Municipal*!!** declined immedi- torney for Eecambla county, vers
C H. Stafford and W. W. Van
“
vUIng various outeUndlng
comment on tho decision but ing 13 year*. He wa* co-receiver
be re of the high school to b e .th e ' agreed the situation Is not hopeNos* of Sanford; D. W. HoldsK'aattaaeg Ow Paa* Ptvel
worth, A. H. Fuller and D. M.
guests of the Rotary Club at IU lees—Juit a bit more complicated,
luncheon*. Each of the six boy* attfeatleeeg o . Pea* »•«.*»
Dowell of Altamonte Springe; R.
C. Smith and 0 . S. Brown nf
tended the luncheons for one
month.
Goldonrod; L. W. Hodges and
Lewiti Kinnrd
The young cnen who were select Mrs.
M. Eld red Whllden of Foreet
ed for this signal honor and who Died In Home Today
W. J. Wells, Jr., of Longwood,
City; C F. Haight and Lewie C.
addressed! the club today were:
prlnclpsl of Lyman School In the!
El wee of Fere Park; W. S. Lee
Billy Ztohry, Roy Wright, Jack
and J. f . Cos of Oviedo; and If.
Mrs. Lewis Klnerd (Georgia community, 1* n candidate for
Warranty deeds to two pleeee Morrtslon, Louis Bills, Robert WII Ann Carlisle) died at 10:15 delegate to the Democrat!* Na
H. Geiger of Geneve.
of property on Sanford Avcuue,! •on« *"d Francis Roumlllat. Each o'clock thla morning In her home tional Convention as a represen
between Twrnty-fourth and Twen-, *°ld whal the opportunity to at- on Fulton 8treet, following s tative from the new Fifth Dis
ty-fifth Streets, were Isshed yes- t(n>l *he luncheons and the sseo- lingering lllnese. She had been n trict Mr. We'D la the only candl.
Urdsy by the Jefferson Slander! «MUo» with the varioue memb-ra resident of 8anford for 30 yean, data In Seminole County for thl*
U fa Insurance Company to T. D. had meant to him.
coming her* from Moreland. Ky., office.
I nab! net an t to John E. Graddlck.
A native of Florida and a grad
where she wa* born on Mar. 4,
Fred R. Wilson, prominent San
1080.
uate of the University af Florida,
ford attorney, wRl deliver sn ad
Memorial services will be eonShe 1* survived by her husband, Mr. Wells at tha ago of 14 years
dress over redlo station WDBO in ductal In the First Congr*ration
her mother, Mrs. Mary Maxey has had wide experience In pub
Orlando tomorrow night. Mr. Wil al Church a t II o’clock next Sunof Danville, Ky., two slater*, Mrs. lic Ilfs. He has served 14
eon will discuss the prei«Di I day morning. They-will be attend
■etoaaaalaelal
am. *-- la Itt. I* sn ' m
ol kx
A —*7 Legion
m—
_I____
C. J. Rollins of Sanford ami Mr*. •s i teacher.
gutoreatorlal m
campaign.
*d
by 11,.
the American
and
AUSPITS, Caechoslovakla. May W. P. Phelps of Danville. Ky..
In taking post graduate w ort
nouaced, aad la expected to tell AnxIHary, Bona ef IMs Legion,
the voters who among the II can United Spanlah War Vetorane and 10. —lA’h — Twenty-three school and three brothers, E. B. Carlisle at Columbia University, ha tpachildren and on* man were p f Render*. Ky.. and John and
H. R. Steven*, sad In No- didates lx believes will make the AnxIHary and ( to Veteran* of drowned today when a ferry cap- Weller Maxey of Indianapolis, clallted In history and pelHftl
Always
Foreign Were.
science. While a t the Unlvststtg
r of the foUawtac year was
Baafard am
slsed la Ux swollen There River. Ind.
Mr. Wilson U scheduled to rpesk
of Florida he area n member af
tad
to
flremaa
aa
tha
Jacktha last SB
Funeral services will be con Teachers’ College debating tana,
a t 1:44 o'clock and will attract
The waatbeyi Partly cloudy with The children were going on a
thour,
aaarille nm.
particular attention to tho bn*J- ocenelonal showers on Ux key* to picnic In Ux Bohemian hills. ducted tomorrow a t 10 o'clock
AiUotU Coast
WUkto a yaar, h a w w r . to caat as to la known as one of the night and Wedixaday, and In the Thirty of U x pariy of 00 re from the Erickson Funrtal Homo the varsity debating Warn, Kappa
.Delta PI and Alpha Phi Eprtlex
egeia resigned sad went te ablest radio speakers In Centre! extreme
trains under tha
northwest
p o r t i o n mained Sahara with their tutor with Ux Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr.,
different
fuay, Cuba, la
August, Florida. 8portal Interest attach.* Wednesday. Extr eme northwest while the to s t started across officiating, and Interment will to honorary fraternities.
H s I* now a member ef Ux
awarded n t of
U N , aad worked f a t th s Cato to Mr. WUaoa’a choice for gov Florida! Cloudy, erith occasional with half e f Ux picnic party
In Evergreen Cemetery.
.Ml
board of directors of Ux
year earvlca
Railroad Compear fa r nearly a ernor as to Is recognised through- rein* In tho wedt portion tonight,
County
Chamber
o
f
g a r , then to Mastoa la Mi
Ux state aa an Independent Wednesday occasional reins.
» daaaaa. la Ike
find
Uat Church, and ■»(
trnia to t weea Vara C m
T lx Junior Chamber o f Com
Its Sunday SckooL
Mariao CUy natfl Hot. 10, 1904.
merce will held a dinner meeting
Ba wee only M years of age at
la Ux Mayfair Hotel f t 7:30 o’clock
evening. Tho speaker la to
that Urn*.
ORLANDO, May 14—With near qualified voters.
to T. W. Lawton, superintendent
A month later ha a n a hack ia
TODAT
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of schools, who will toll kls hear ly 1J300 name* listed on • score of
tha States, empteyed ky tlx
7 A0 P. M.t Jsa lo r Chamber ot ers of m m of Ux didle* of kls
TAMPA. May 24.—The Tampa
Taito* Northern B*Orea d *
peUlions which mere circulated la Ministerial Association pledged
Co
re
me
roe,
Mayfair
IloteL
office. Other County official* are
tea. Aver
' axeklnDt with tha
to tal, t o t after
7:30 F. M.I Chaos d u b , Valdes to address tha ergaataation at fo- Ux rtty Sunday and Monday, of ita full support yesterday to tbo r ,k . Avars#*.
Geecgla at 6*vaaaah
a eouple of years ha again heard
Mar. Average
ficials
af
tha
Orlando
Ministerial
HetaL
fight
to
drive
slot
machines
out
tor. 1900, h at altar
|.tha call frees
Spr. Avars**
>:00 F. Mj lo y a l Arth MsAseortaUan loaf sight expressed of Florida after Freak Young, ■AT
resigned to ga h aa
a a Oft. Uk
A ft
I —...........
printer,
said
a
t
Ita
meeting
that
j
m
L
Archie
Ward,
who
waa
serious
father's farm. B a w ■4 h a r t to aad polled tretoe a a .U x M odem *°n •
Ux view th at th eir drive to sa
thla form of legalised gambling
ly
Injured
In
tlx
agtaaaoblU
col
••
T, A Manxes la Breofl a f t Bolivia
TO M O O
il*t U x aopport of 3,000 enti- waa taking money from every
lision early Sunday morning that
U iU & M.I KlwaaU Oub, resulted la O x death af John H- slot nxahlM cresaders will most legttnx** business In Tampa.
^ M r^ W a ltto a r
wtth signal aucces*.
Mayfair HetaL
Referring to Ux movement tn
Gayle, J r , 14. sra*. reported i t the
4:00 F. M.I M
Sanford! Fenx'd-Langhton Memorial HosEven wUhopt * close check, as other cities to oust tbo machines.
I
<
Field.
_ . . I pMal this aftan Xsn as being soclaUon offlrtals believe that vir Young urged a local ordinance,
1:34 F. M.: |
D*t**k-| “very much to«ar.” Word was tually all f t tha tfiOO who rtgnod similar to th at In Fort
FNO,
*t.AM
am qualified voters, which would require ever
'rid in g
ft own car. In Ux Ux
Mr. Wa
lending tha
t M g'
6:44 F . M.t
register, glv
other, reported
by Bob Aa at
he dropped
0ai It I*
it* and the
WDBO,
Belts,
i Jack port:
Gayle
for a Into Ux i
ft on
tho amount ha
to U x "Oevcreor'i TtOte. Reits sad TUHe suffered oeJy
I to a :
in f t I N
1 1 veto an aa
got out.
ft 1
,-fjVt- • — —-
Still Discovered
During Hunt For
Murder Evidence
C i t y Officials
In Jacksonville
F To Help Hospital
Lawyer
Named Senator To
Serve L n t i 1 Suc
cessor I s Elected
K I L L E I ) ' Jacksonville
To Be Business To Ash Sheriff To Enforce p o r flew S tu d y
Law Governing Liquor Sale]Q{ ^
^
F ifth To 14th As the result of discussion *n-| our «tate senstor nd members
Accepting In part a recommends
tloa made by the City Planning
Commission, the City Commission
last night ordered that portion nf
French A rtnu- between the south
akke of Fifth Street and the north
side of Fourteenth Street taken
out Os u e reemenUai eons and
tone,
. thtoi eilr-aehaw-iC hed
rec
ommended that tha business xaaa
Around $55,000, In addition fire 49 yeara ago.
on French Avenue be extended aa
to 181.000 already appro
far aa Fifteenth Street, but Compriated, will probably be al
mlaaloovr W. A Leffler'* motion,
lotted to Seminole County
which prevailed, deslgated Four
teenth aa tho boundary.
by the WPA during the next
The Planning Commission also
flees! year. City Engineer
aeeommended that Frenoh .Ave
Fred T. WUllama told the
nue from Fifth Street north to
City Commission last night,
First Street alio bo designated aa
but he coupled that Informa
a business eooe, hut tha City
tion with tne advice that the
Commission failed to coincide with
County will doubllas* Insist on
this view.
getting Ox bulk of It since moot
Aa the Planning Commission re
of last yoor** appropriation wont
ported It had no Jurisdiction re
for vClty project*.
garding the location of ehurches,
An ellotaxat of |1S€£Q0
Ux protest filed by IS residents
made Seminole County laat yamr,
Depesty
sheriffs
yesterday against the proposed erection by
and some of thla in left ever. Of
the Rev W. S. Queen of n church
the amount expanded, Mr. WIl smelled out a still.
O. H. Ftynt, deputy at Geneva, at Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue
ia Mid, only about $14^0 w u
to whom was reported last Ban- wua allowed to lie on the table. The
it «a itrtetly County projects. to
y tho discovery of Ux murdered Rev. Mb, Queen appeared be
fore Ux Commission last night
and presented q petition contain
k Avenue, pavement, W J M terday afternoon wtth Jack Fiynt, ing
asking
that . .tree_ 43 signatures
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fa r Ftiet Street pavement, $24,- working out of the sheriff* office I Hon of the church be permitted.
410 for H u r t , 111.413 for tbo In the County seat, and while J A building permit for Mr.
airport, 110,400 for tbo green snooping around looking for evl-l Queen's church was Issued sevhouie, $29,710 for tbo Armory. dence they smelled fumes that had 1era] weeks ago, and he was advt-cd
With the exception of tho erven become somewhat familiar to them by the Commission to submit dabouse end the Armory, nil (he In their years of law enforcement tailed drawings to the building in
othere ere itrictly City projects,
Following thalr noise they cam* spector. If* full ha had b*tn flv tn '
he-Mid. and the preen house end upon • still, hidden deep In the the tinruer from isfi ier« i of lend
tho Armory are being erected wood*. It was going full blast and •nd would therefore have building
within the corporate limlta.
mootlehlrx wma being made In matariel for the erection of a etrueThe County la dealroua of le t- wholesale quantities whan they ture to comply with tbo most
tin s $14,000 for Improving Ban- walked Into tho place. A boy and •trlngent building restrictions.
ford Avenue south of the City • girl were operating It, hat the
A representative of the Church
limits, $11,700 for widening the boy took 40 hla heal*. However, he of Cod asked that Elra Avenue be
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Pools road, and • mailer funds srii later captured and both he bnprortd near
tho
new _
rfhurrh
fe r other projacta, Mr. WlUlema
riH a " UJaU. Tlxy gav# I building pn Elm near GeMv^ AvVsaid. With tlx exception of an ‘h*
°f
Uving*. 20, and no*, and Street 8uperlnUnde.it
appropriation for an athletic Beulah Cox, 18.
.Jams* Moughton was Instructed to
The officer, dumped out 40 bar- ascertain the coat and report back
field at the High School, which
haa been approved by the County r*U of mash, each containing GO u> the Commisaion a t l u next
Planning Board, the school*. he gallon*, and loaded on a ta x k they me*lng. Tlx wall, of tbo new
said, have kecehred no WPA found a t tho aUU about 10 gal- t hurth. 40 by 13 feet, are op and
Ions of moonshine and some equip the roof will probably ha put on
fondle
Mayer 8., O. Shinholeer Hated ment and took It to tke sheriff* thla week, tha repreaanUllva said.
aevera) Important projects, such office.
Tha Commission decided that the
as the municipal pier, extension
City could not afford the ex
NBGRO WAS MURDERED
penditure of $44 to extend electric
of the sower system, more par
A coroner'* jury Impanelled by light wires to Church of God
In* and building g lake front
perk weat of ^the Mayfair Hotel. J . 8. Logs a. Justice of Ux ponce at the comer of Fifth Street end
at Geneva, returned a verdict Holly A**au« end pay $20 a year
last evening that the negro man for a street light there, but Com
found dead hi the woods lata Sun missioner W. R. Dupree was ad
day re me to hie death from gwn- vised that Xhe City will pay fer
hiflirted by aoax per- Ux current of Ux church ear**
he dmd man Is to - to jxy for the cost of Installing the
Ueved to be SI
Expect $55,000
More This Year
HIS LAW
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Grand Jury Drawn Two Candidates
For Spring Term; For Governor In
Rest Discharged Sanford Monday
Adverse Decision
On Wilcox Law To
H it Many Cities
Civil Cases Will Be Caldwell And Gautier
“Sandwiched I n ” Address Voters On
After Jurors Report Issues Of Campaign
1
,..u ,X 5 r s S : ? i?.h Sdiool Boys
Deliver Talks A t
Rotary’s Luncheon
W. J. Wells, Jr„ Is
Convention Candidate
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Fred Wilson Will
Talk Over WDBO
23 S chool Children
Djrown As Ferry Tips
In A Swollen River
ted With 25-Year Service Pin
Blot MachincsArouse Orlando, Tampa;
2,000 Sign Petitions. Against Devices
WHATg DOING
LOCAL WEATHER
Ms a t Baafard.
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arrivals sad
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TUESDAY, MAY M , ltM
The Gdber»fltori*l Circus
ratt Await Indication
Russell Kay, the ineorffeifafo, pnsenta about m perfect
a picture b f the present governor** race as ww h a r e seen
yet. Ruaaell is not tooting the horn of any particular candUnta, not aa we know, b u t b e puts on. a circus barking a d
In behalf o f if f Of them which fa ttrtalftly entertaining. If
not Iliuminatlng. • lie .sa y s If Hr. R in gin g will jnafr-gtre
him a chance and let him be the barker a t th is gubernato
rial circuit, he win eu ie wow "’em In.
"Hurry, hurry, harry, fo lia . Going on now; going on
all the tim e, never ending and never over, flee flits grand
and glorious galaxy o f brain, brawn and baloney. The
m ast colossal stack of gubernatorial timber ever assembled
under one te n t FOURTEEN—count ’em—FOURTEEN 1
(Get back, boys, you bother me.)
"See the great HODGES. Watch hia •Iron muscles
•w all and quiver under th e burden of taxation aa he lifts
it from the homesteads and the backa o f Widows and or
phans. Watch him lift the old folks out o f th e mire of
poverty and pension ’em, w ith one hand tied behind him.
And then those who care to remain for th e concert will
aee "Old Homestead Bill" take the thirteen a fte r candi
dates, tie 'em up In knots and throw 'em for a forty yard
tosal
"Bee the one and only PATY. Watch him get down
"Sec PETTEWAY the Pious.
The man Diogenes
searched the known work! to find. The ONLY living spec
"Pk Why a l*c* *» ft* a , my lad, imen in captivity. See th e only HONEST candidate. Hear
,
*hg|a wrath m grim T" him explain the phenomena; the man Robert L. Ripley will
*T am »l odd* with ihuty Lire
feature in 'Believe It Or iN o t’
And all th* wuyi of hUnl
"Stand In awe before the Great Chappell. The man
H* <*»» my shoulder to the plow who breathes fire. 8ee th e smoke end livid Dames leap
from hia mouth and nostrils. Watch him build fires under
When ! * w d raving bo:
« y syw tun. earthward—but a y other people. Ladies and .gentlemen, the Great Chappell Is
haart
the only living man who washes his face in red hot coals
4* gailng oat to »**."
and Juggles molten lava which he hurts in the face of his
enemy.
■*0 wlp* th* frown away. my lad,
"See JERRY, the Jovial Jester. Greater than JO-JO,
And di Ink )OJf taug of ale.
Khan'* many o hemetfch min at the D ag Faced Boy. You’ll laugh, you'll howl, you’ll roar.
Jerry .the Jokcster—now you see him and now you don’t.
He pulls ducks out of your shirt fronts and money out of
- your pockets. The greatest side-show attraction since Units.
i
"See with your own eyes a banker whoso bank didn't
bust. One of the few living, breathing specimens In enp1 tlvity.
Interesting entertaining and educational. And,
folks, he’s REAL, ALIVE— no( a motion picture, not a
, phonograph record, but FRED CONE in person.
"Witness the Rattle of a Century. See the mighty
l CALDWELL enter the gloss tank In the center of the tent
and wrestle the giant chain-store octopus. See him wiggle
and squirm as those great, slim y tentacles wind about him.
’ Caldwell, the Dam Devil o f the Deep. Strong men faint—
l women cry out In horror a t this death-defying spectacle.
"Sec Tomasello, the THIN MAN. Walks, talks and acts
like an ordinary human being but you can SEE THROUGH
HIM.
“BURTON, tho Sword Swnllower. See him tosa the
i giant duPont dagger into the air, and, catching it in hia
i open mouth, balance it on ono tonsil,
r
"Stop and shake hands with MAPOLES, who will prenent you with a FREE state l<
ticket. See Uw
GAUTIER, tho "
■" _ ‘YEAftWOOD, MARTI
M,yatifying
‘ M ighty U
iW ia . ____
Poaltlvely
ACaoaago* from tbs Townsend- Marvelous oml the
L£W1S.
, the
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tto* on The Herald’* editorial ar* r«t Show on Earth, and «I1 for the price of one thin pell
appreciated. Wo get many brick lax receip t Step right up, folks—don't mlsa It. H utr
bats, few bouquets.
Hurry I Hurry I Something entertaining. Something nefr.never ending and never over.
(Stand back, boys— yi
Young Joe Hondridt* of Do- bother m e!)"
Land U Repudiated by Kiseimme*
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(U o u u n m
tss’s P latform View s o
Cut A* Germans
White ho has d iffm d wits' semw
A tatnM ratiM poiUo*, OTara baa
in p b n tx a e n e t a s wm v itp o rt
P n a tto d m w v r .lt
Ho A s fU+ tho "aooud w w y "
plash ta the i s t t platform. Anee
thm ha ha* m raly l e t m op.
portnnfty to inttnute his dlxarree» « t with monetary polar1** a
tho AMntetatrarion. HI* wry ohrarrathra th at n r pee have any
r>W thoyTI pet yee in Wf* ha*
bnwght m*wr « t e s t a rtmekfc.
th * I N I plank i t i t a s “f i adrocet* 4 no— I M irw q r •» b* prw
rarrad a t *11 b a d * «** aa int.m a tl.a a l gnowetary rontertwe•
ea?M on U* bvkatiou sf «ur Bvr•raew at to cooaidor tho nhsW llUtloa of (Ufa* sad r*l*t*d ques
to t u b plow
Tnmsanditee—headline In Kis
simmee Gasette. U looks as II
.Uw o'd folk* wkr* going to hare
MB tnusb trouhl* getting together
Changes To Conte
A quarter of a century from.now, says Henry Ford
an Interview with S. J. Woolf In the June Rotarion 1
zlne, people will look bock a t these times in much tha
Thu Leesburg Commercial, ably way as w e now do at the stagecoach era of the world
Iliad kg that vote m a newepaper- vetopment. However, he eatplains that whUe Improve i
un QMhort Lrato, predicts that ere taking place and new things are being m a te d , It
m two Mrh awn la the gub*rxter tal a m ar* Boaster Hodgvs
idL J* n y Carter though Gilbert
tions.”
if
T W ttr O K U
mar.
For th* Ant time In th* history of ear army,
aimoil an entire command of trained soldier* w*a
■abashed and exterminated by tha Indians In what
was known aa th* DADS MASSACRE, near BothMil, Florida, In 1MI. Out *f a fore* ceesistlng
of l i t print** and non-eommlsiloned officer* and
officer* that had Uft Fort Brook* (Tamp*) for
Fort King (Ocala), only three escaped. On* wm*
a print* named Daniel F. Clark, who es Anally
reaching Tampa badly wounded and barely aliv*
after untold hardship*, reported th* droodful af
fair. It ws* ona of th* most bloody massacres In
t e hlstoTy of the American army.
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Ftoa* the mod *1 too TUNG OIL tree !■ pre
(faced on* of th* hart *Miftag* ad* known I* —Mr
kind and because of unsertoia eandttioa* ta China,
wbara tha oil I* often adnltomted, aa Awwlraa
wore* *f tapply U almost rarautlaL gee*ora i f
IU p u t rtla a to th* paint and ranatah tadurtry,
vast acreage* ar* new being cuHJ rated la Florida,
In China lb* oil ha* many nee*. The CMnera tank
man two* th* cruder grade* on hi* brat Iwtead of
p ain t Th* all Is need extensively m a natnral
vamiih for Houm*, fnrnllnr* and other woodwork.
I t I* *l*a need a* a waterproofing malarial for ma
sonry, cloth, shoes, clothing and paper. Th* raaf*
doe, after th* oiUS extracted, U u**d a* a forth
User and In th* mannfactar* of t e w black.
A* chairman of th* Sraxt* ap
propriation* committee he led the
e ttb r. for to*
000,000 w ortr»Hof Mil last raratan although in
dicating throoghoot that ha w*a
ewacornod aboat th* growing d»bt
and H ao C to t wu-banka required
carry th* |M i r »iiw> bond*.
Th* roqooot (Or another hiDtan
■ad a hair thl* i — Ion ala* m *
rtforrod to Ma uitaadW**.
about that at FhllsdatphlaT
Claw he* had a •ptmcUd o n e r traritg to n h tan w hia platform
Idea* Sloe* wMl before the tu r * * f
th* rcntary ha baa Mm V riU pr
(hem Into th* Vtrghria *tat* platform*.
Th* *o*ai h*s beta that to peesIdentlal election y**r» the appearanco
aaco of tho Virginia state
ttat (Jet-
Special Nightly
A ttraction .
At Short’s .Camp1
V e n a Milana
wm MlgaaP* peat
lit chib, 8a* and
Sbprtm, 0
ferns ha* tmm MW* of *pM hlW
pertaoa* to Damgsraft pnd RkpnbBean* silk* who have locked to
It as s i kidtaatlon «ff what ton lit
tle Virginian had on hia mind.
Tho Virginia convention thisyour will b* at Norfolk, Jano It.
THE SANFORD FORUM
Sanford. Fla.' rtgardiag tho ‘HnqoUittanJ* of Dr.
May 23, 19M. Towniend, under tho M M P<
Editor of fanfurd HtralA
"Congroa*Kraal
Inreatlgatlon.’1
My Dear Mr. Editor:
While you do not underatvnd the
Ws msy all disagree on the plan enough to bo ono of oar unitmerits of the TownaeM Plan hut eon, you at twist favor a »<r»ns
|I n m tot mo congratulate you deal, *r*t a fair trial of the raie
on your Americanism In your odl- on He merits—which Is all wo
tortal In Tha Sanford llerald Townsend Ites ar* asking for.
Friday in regard to Dr. Town- Thanks and compliments to yoo for
taking tha atend you have regard
Ktspoctfully,
ing thl* matter, with malic* toward
W. B. PARMELEE,
non*.
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Kanford, Florida.
Sincerity your*.
(For F m Speech and Free Pr**a
for America)
Mr. Rolland Dean,
MB. AND KBS. A. COBPANT,
Editor of Seaford Herald.
. Beard*11 Avr. It-1, Box M l
Dear flirt
Just a word of appreciation for Member* of Townsend Club No, 1,
Sanford, Fla.
your editorial In Ixsu* of May S3,
Saturday afternoon with th*
oaual p k o w n t Informality th at
i h n c l s r l i d thl* googonta) group
of friaaff^, Dolteiow* ko eraam
Tho Miami Herald my*; " I f .
and cak* wore served by tha gra*
ffkult to i m t a t a ' Florida'*
•Im yOMg'hoatoaa who** guest*
wort Mr*. T . D. Hay**, Mr*, p.
A. Berner, nnd ton Mlrara Mery
MeKhn, Jews! D*V»n*. Eunice DoVnm. Mv4. E. D. ChUtraden, nnd
Miss pdna Chittenden.
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Mm. Q. N. Townatnd eatertabled a* Tuesday In heimr of
th* Mfthday of |»rr ton, Goont*,
nt their home on MtUonvIll*
Avewu*. Mr*. Townh w d w ts *»•
stated by Mr*. Frank Gl'#. and
ttai Ml*— B a te Meradltk *v*
MUdrud Goff. Boy* InvHed fog
automobOg now j It ]g not beyond possibility that ovantually th* happy birthday ralshntUon
W8 Blmn grow moat or aU of I t
w w s^ C d w w d More, W to a ^
g t e b o — t / o r Grady Burton.
“Short*
BUidl tUch«r w«gua ora inevitablo,” Mr.
Fan* prodit ta. "Ws cannot mm»m Uw s. U mo a* cm
making things, wu must tart* moway to buy thm u d W- Holly, nnd Paul Thomson. LUtte
.Utao Ktrnret Gilo, .waa;afco A
Ship Canal Is To Be
DUciused Tomorrow
Fkto-E*Ung Water
Plant la Sought In
F e n s Of Australia
SYDNEY. Anet rails, May M.r
t a ffuf*t of .a.iu ro water feeding
on tnsorts. Prof F. t -Lloyd t l too anooouroU yooterday
McGill UnlvoraHy, Meutranl, axpeels to IpOOd a t least a yrar In Florida c»aal aspect* of
olutlon, offered by B«a*
Qnermatand swamps.
m
Tho plant—atrleolata . ttfrahte
to a bpteni*4-ta among too rgrrat
of too US pirate known to food on
flash. It fee'* on min-f* laaect*
w hbh.lt entraps In It* waving ten/\Bbfl«* It* dtaeuvory In l i f t , a*
otnkr apedmeq ha* boon found in
th a C o u n ty 'v o te a t o t a R e p re se n ta tiv e
O pe A N D G ro u p T w a
In O r r a p T * o . V<*«
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Artist’s-Eye View
The Junior HI-Y girls of Sninl*
note High School entertained «Uh
u garden party Monday after*
M M from *.0o P. M. to
P. M. a t tha homo of Mrs. f . K
K»— nte~.~ Fishnetto ’
u
M o w of girl* 'o f tho g iodoa t,
b | cfaoo of Uio school.
The public Is terityd to attend
Gooots
wars
received
tkrough.A a c x |n i itii i recital Vy pupils tho elaaa day program to bo given
a a t tho afternoon by tho Mionoo
o f Mrs. George A, Maff.U will Wednesday, June B a t tho Seminole
Marguerite lnglvy, Kathryn YUt*
•High
School
auditorium
by
tho
ho gtvam a t B:00 P. M. at South
pen, and Lonora Whiddoa, tho
Senior Class of tho scbooL Tho
Bide Primary School.
Mrs. Edward a McCall left committee on srrsngvment*. and
program will have “Peace" as Ks
Monday morning for Ptniacolm M rs W. J. Thigpen and Mrs. J.
I homo.
THURSDAY
to spend a short lima visiting L. Ingley, representatives of tho
Piano recital by the pupil* of
Tha entire Senior Claes wtQ bo
Junior Class Mothers.
Mlaa Margaret L. Darts wtU be gathered about a council fire, aup- bar parents.
(Iren ot 5:15 P. M. a t tho Wom pooodly arranged bp the "SemlMiss Amoral P sten and Mtaa
an’s Club.
noles," to ponder over tho wnya , Mr. and Mrs. Georg* W. Me* Mildred Hodgaa presided a t the
A meeting of the executive com of Ilf* and wondor wbpt the fu Rory and family moved today punch bowls and wora assisted
mittee of tho Summer Bible ture holds for thorn. White they from tho San Lante Apartments la aervlng by tho Mlssas Minnie
School will bo hold a t 9:00 A. M. ar* thsu engaged “Mother Ameri to 1478 Sanford Avenue.
Strange, Dorothy Stewart, Vivian
Botnar, Dorothy W irrtn, and
ca wlU enter, surrounded by mem
Presbyterian Church.
bers of all professions, who offsr
Mrs. Carrie G. Willis and Mrs. Marian Clause.
to each senior, ciUsenship and u se, Rose B. Mirk wood left today
Tho Roumlllst garden was un
MONDAT
ful life la hU particular drench of for Daytona Beach to spend a usually attractive
with blue
Mrs. Fannie S. Munson* wtU work. "America" will bo support
month with their sister.
plumbago, pink hydrangeas and
present her annual piano recital ed bp "Poooo" «bo wishes to hra Is cay parklnaonia tree with
honoring tho graduating class ot ctaB her principles In tho hewrla
Miss Both Msttlnger of Jack yellow blossoms which formed a
Bomlnolo High School at 8:00 of her youthful charge*.
sonville spent the week-end here pretty setting for the crisp or
o’clock hi the school auditorium.
Those who will toko pail ore: with her mother, Mrs. J. K. H et gandy dresses in pastel shades
Assistant talent, Mrs. Lucille Julia Belle McClelland, treasurer tinger, end her sister, Mrs. Wal
worn by tho guests and hostesses.
Tolson Moore, soprano. Tho pub* of Sentinels Trlba; Margaret Rolls, ter L. Morgan, Magnolia Avenue.
Among thoio In attendance
tic la Invited. No admission.
secretary) Margaret Bennett, edi
whoso names have not been men
tor of tho tribe’s year book; E lsMrs.
John
Sparkman
nnd tioned were: Mrs. R. C. MaxM argaret Sullavan ami lli-nry Fonda, slur* of ’ Tho Moon's O ur
eboth Brigham, editor of the sons. Jack and Charlie, returned wall, HI-Y club sponsor, Mrs.
Ccterp red; Carl Ftsler, chief Sunday from Miami where they Gladys Morris Williams, Mrs. V. Home." which opens W ednesday a t the Hits T heater, a rr portrayed
doormaa; Martha McDonald, chap visited Mrs. Sparkman’s paronts L. Smith, Mrs. Kathleen A. May, above hy K. Von H entsrhrl, n,»te,| a rtis t. Mr ven llenU chel caught
lain; Mary Nell Smith and Bob for s few days.
Mrs. Shelia Britt Cameron and them In ■ tense moment in the com edy-rom snee pitulured for P a r a
tho Misses Julia Bells McClel mount by W alter W angcr.
Over 90 mothers and daughters Williams, chiefs of health) DoroMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Axt land, Marjorie Pope, Louise Purattended tha annual Mother*Daugh- they Clause, Louise Boss, .end
te r Banquet given lsff week fiy Lewis Bills, prophate; Charlotte and son. Bobble, are planning: don, Elisabeth Brigham, Caroline
the Hl-T Club of Seminole High Mougbton, farewell; Robert Wll- to leave Friday for Bloamfitld,, Hill,
Anna Cornell,
Louisa
N. J. to spend the summer withi Jammas, Lillian Dunlap, Ellbabeth
School in the school lunchroom.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. M. Axt. En Shoemaker, Dorothy Mitchell, VlrMiss Mary Chapman, president of
roots there they will visit rela- gtnla
tho club gave an address of walMeRory, Wynella FnlrMonthly buninf** iin«! ’•orin! j
come to the mothers.
tives In Alabama for a few day*.- cloth, Theresa Humphtry, Eunice
The banquet! tables w en ar
Tylsr, Sore Edwards, Martha mrrtmK of the Truth SvrkiiV
ranged In the form of a triangle,
B. F. Ray of Union Point, Go.. Adams, Marian Eatridgs, Mary
o f the
first
ilethti t**t
tho Hl-T symbol, and were decoreturned home today after spend■ Chapman, Doris Wslksr, Marthrf ( IwrHi
Mmn/av nfli*rn«M*n
ing the week-end hero with hisi McDonald. HaragnL- JtelMW fa# -, ■%* the* efairvfc *nnee. with Ufa. it.
•on-ln-law and daughter. Mr. andI nlo Blggers, Louis* Ross, Max?
KVbiwArwl'.'K**<h lUttu'*H k<
Mrs. 8. H. English. Mrs. Ray,, Tamm, Katherlno White. Mary■ Mm T W W illiam s M rv T K.
who accompanied him here, willI Nall Smith, Doris Rockey, Mary WiNon. and Mr*. J. F. Riser n*
Tha new officend were tntroremain for two weeks.
Want, Neills Williams, Esta Bon hostesAfn.
d x s d after which Miss Fannie
Jamln, Mary Alien Williams, j Mrs. (Icm-tri* MfFnim prVshlnl
An expression recital by pupils
Bigger* gave a reading. The Fu
Ethsl Riser, Edna Chtttendsn,ii . five r 1he till p In r ah se % * I«»n w It in*h
ture Farmers' Band rendered music of Mrs. George A. Maffett will
Mary Glldewetl, Carolyn McKen-i» wns ftiRnwetl 1 y * sorlttl | m*i iml
bq presented Wednesday even
throughout the evening.
And when Mr*. f i l l hrt»rlh noultuterl
’ | ny,
Clifford
Shlnholser,
Pledgee to tha club the Misses ing at 5:00 o'clock nt the South
| several ro n tra ta .
ft**fn*whii$enl®
Phyllis Smith.
Elisabeth Lefflgr,. Marjorie Cog- Hid* Primary School auditorium.
The
graduating
txsrclsea
of
tha
buy*.' Dapbn* Tskach. Cecelia Tha piACIo la cordially Inritsd to
Lake Monroe School were held teat
Truletk. JacqoeHn* Campbell, Lil attend.
lian Adams, and Dorothy Wiggins,
The program will he presented as Friday evening In the school audi
torium before n large gathering
follows!
sesved th a banquet.
of Interested patrons and friends.
*The Cal Figh”—Duane McSIar- A close of 15 to y s unit girls recalved their eighth grad* diplomas
“Why Is itt" -B IU y Ludwig.
a t that time.
t
“Hoop#"—Georg* Whlktr.
In making the class address Dr.
“Company for
Te*“—Barbara W. P. Brooks, Jr* of this city used
Edsnfleld and Muriel lam b.
as his subject the elaaa motto, "I
“Puddle Playri—<Bti* |*G *tte.
can, 1 must, I will." Other speakers
"A Bath Joke”—L*Roy Gilbert. wore Superintendent T. W. Lawton,
•'Chums”—Walter Meads Smith.
John EL Fox, chairman of the taka
“H at Show“—Elisabeth Fit*. lm- Monro* school board, sad B. K.
-II* Altaian,
iW -w . H
k--1— «itea-i—
1- Steele, principal of the school.
cile
Charlene
Patricia
Anderson, Janie* Cook, Nancy
The Rev.
W. Ivey gar* the
Williams, Lillian Boyle, Iris Invocation which was fol'owed by
Gay Flowers
and
Marjorie o short poem, "Class Thoughts”
Hodge*.
by Ruth Warren. The following
members of the class gave a sym
"Pet*”—E. C. Harper. Jr.
posium of school Ilfs: “Chapel,”
“Mtxm”—Kenneth La filer.
“A t Night Tim*”—Lewis Crocker. Lynn Harnaga) “ Home Economic*.’*
Keller:
“ Athletics.”
“HI*W"—Natalie and Charlotte Marjorie
Roeco* WhlUey; "CUaa History,"
Tree.
Theodor* Oglesby: “Leat W* For
Violin Solo—Hobart McCall.
get," R. II. StanUend.
“ Tha Choir Boy"—O a ly n Dal*.
The following pupil* received
"Me*! Cheek Beck"—All** Wight.
SoU, “Sing Me to Sleep"—Mrs. their diplomas: Iron* Coop. Marl*
A. M. Philips, accompanied by Giles. Haaal HRUl, Mnrjorl*
Keller, Jeanette Matthews, Wilma
Mia* -Margaret Davis.
"After a Visit’ —Eli*bath Whig- Prine, Ruth Warran. -Robert Greer,
Lynn Hnrnngo, Bill!* Harrell.
Arnold Koeaerman, Milton Mandon, Theodors Ogleeby, R. H.
Stanlland, and Roeco* WhlUey.
Social
Senior Clmaa Plana
Calendar ■* CiiapDt / P f q p m i
Personalr
Miss Mary Chapman
' T a l k s At Banquet
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Kitten Is Found In
Ballots A t Recount
WAUKEGAN, IU, May M .- W
- Judg* Perry I* Pumena and
Bailiff A kwrt W alnberger board
strong* notion coming from tho
court vault In which wvto locked
y jls u ry ,' tlactlew te ttu ta JriVr^JO
(u p fo n fa sfe u e k as 500,000
a recount.
Wh*n tho six principwls- of the Ions of water are required to
recount. State’s Attorney Charles dues a ton of sugar.
K Mason and County Clerk Russ
Alford wars called to court, the
judge signed an order to open the
vault.
SI* keys were Inserted In els
padlocks and tha vault door swung
open. Out ■tum bled a black kit
ten which had been locked In three
day* previously.
PERMANENT •
Reasons Why !
SPE C IA L S
— On tho Screen —
STILL ON TILL AFTER
gertrude mlehnel
hcrbnrt marshall
GRADUATION
“Till WE
MEET AGAIN
DU ART
fft.OO Waves
DUART
$6.00 Waves
— Ate* —
$3.50
$4.50
3rd Return
Engagement
Jeanette maedonald
nelson eddy
W ’ticr/MrB. George Maffett
To Sponsor Recital
Monroe School Has
Graduating Exercises
BEAUTY SHOP
j.
the SANTA MARIA
G tlum bus’ Flag S hip
A n e M ift to all voters whom I have
been unable to contact personally.
History tells us that
when C hristopher Colom bo*' sailor*
took tobacco back homo w ith them
everybody bailed it aa one o f th e first
new pleasures In y e an .
..a n d now
throughout the w orld
Today tobacco give* m ore pleasure
to m ore people than ever before, t
Many different claim* axe made for
tobacco, but moat everybody agree*
on th is . . .
t
Smoking la a plmutim and A s
dgartu* ia the mildmt and p u n *
form in which that ptm uun cm
SyjrMIJ
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Junior Hi-Y Girls
Honor Senior Class
�.i- iif l]
t . w .law ton
McLAUUN Jewele
si
JUNE
n w iM
isenUUve In Congress
-.B W W ftn
r tii
M u m m **
cad hqlUag material*
of aU Made eaR ow a*.
Her* yowll flW tfaa
moat vtnwaM* price*
and best quality cad
JAfi. g . sh Ar o n
ICE BOXES WOO op. Traded In
• a E i Irina tor EJactrid Bnfriga rator*. Randall BJartrlrt Cm
)V. J. (FUNIE) STEED
DWrirf No, f
1)XN CHAPPELL
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) TtOfiGfeS
VICTOR CHECK
JUDGE RALEIGH HfcTTEWAY
J. D. DAVISON
For Attorney General
pain*,
Indigestion
quickly. Gat fm* aampla
prescription, Odga. a t
Drue State.
JOHN R FOX
State Treasurer
REX PACKARD
OOPEVHAGEN, Ma> 2fl—W
EXPERT lardener new caring
' cemetery loU will
beautify
maintain other* ©n
ooUilj ted » .
Jet
quire lira . CL J . WUHama, 1700
Magnolia i n ,
PEED A. DYSON
For Comptroller
OTTO SCHMEHL
For Railn
PETER THURSTON
COLORED WOMAN Want* > b
- ;JS & 4K X V ksU ew fc‘
111# B. Avocado At*.
11
For County Commissioner
S7lit'Senatorial District
COLORED WOMAN" wanta je b
District No. I
W. B. BALLARD
X X PARRISH
ROY L. HOWELL
‘or Representative, State Legislature
H .J. LEHMAN
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
For Representative, State Legislature
[ GORDON BARNETT* *
1 WILL IcUrrirw
Ambitious
Men who want to qualify dur
ing spare U aa to serf lea, re
pair, and Install all makes of
electric refrigerators and airconditioning systems.. No experi
ence nacaasary. Write for datail*, reference*
y* etaonr.nl
tails, givlag
sga,
education,
phono, present employment, work-
FORREST B. STONE
For County Commissioner
District No. 4
A. G. WAGNER
For County Judge
B. C. DODD
W .R WILLIAMS
JERRY W. CARTER want* your
vote Jana tad in order that ha
may give the people of this atsto
i Clean Common-tens* Busin***
Administration.
R. W. WARE
For County Prosecuting Attorney
_
FOR " RENT; fornUhed h
•IS per month. Fhona 784.
J. T. McLAIN
W. HERBERT MESSER
H. H. PATT1SHALL
J tn lB t
eypreee log*,
t Cypres* Company,
For Justice of the v U M
r a n ts n u tria
W* balld and repair furniture
and
Sell anything yeri haw* pn
Commission
J. M. WILSON, Prep.
W E R T -The
r tb* flOO
BIB Qanford
t 9— Farma for Beat.
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
JOHN G. LEONARDY
SAMUEL A. R WILKINSON
WANTED; Best
cash will boy.
Avenue.
fl. F. (Sammy) IX)NQ
NOW OPEN
One hundred thousand Home
Owntrp, whose home* became tax
free largely through the Intensive
effort* and campaign on the part
of Wm. C. Hodges In the refer
endum election of November, 1934,
are again rallying to the banner
of thair champion, “Homestead
Bil1,” In an effort to nominate
Um Governor In Um first pri
mary arid •tbeve^y . ineure their
"tax free” homes agalnet the big
internet* who desire to shift the
tax harden bach to the home
owner.
The n o n e Owner*, whoa* chief
Interest Is tb* preservation Of the
Homestead Exemption, .also point
to their champion, •'Homestead
Bill," as th* bulwark of pro teeU ni against sales awd noisane#
taxes and as an open advocate ef
aid ag* and mothers’ pensions.
“Nominate Hodges In tba first
primary" has become the battle
ry of these on* hundred thou
sand Florida home owner* to
gether with th* «l*x*n: "llodg-i
le a past performer and not i
political promt*ert*
rate M iimi aw. -
431 E. FIRST ST,
12— Wanted.
G. W. SPENCER
E© P. HOUSHOLDER
H IL L
School Days’ Eden
BMALL >IndJridnal pktnraa la
foJdora. X1J». WUboldt’s 9ta- P romised D u n e s
fa faperts* P l a n
The 7
Kraft
C haete
Spreads
For
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTBR .WRITING
MAILING LISTS—T IE INC
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Seminole County Credit Am**
Swankytwig g la tf t I
^—
JAS. C. ROBERTS
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
J .H . ( Jim) LEE
J.F .M cdS L L A N D
run T T B B
f:tn
9S5
J. OVERSTREET
■
A. TATE
For Clerk Circoit Court
K,
V 'l .1
�tins BAimwfc&MA dAMwtft,
A n to tu n to the Mack u d tM
region t i New Tw k m Q l tn tl
Hubert Julian, U « ■‘■tack b | V
G. 0 . P. Leader Who Would Not Give Up S h o l t z Names \
Lott in Senator
Is Slated To Boss Party's Convention
ftO N L Y MUD NmMHN ' «
I t l A LL WftSH OfF JU M S
E tf»w
HWO*» dO sC C S-tU /
fan, Robinson said, ha got word
to Halle Selaeel* propaaing de
velopment of coenmerctal flying
In Ethiopia. The resalt v u a bid.
"His Majesty,” said Robinson,
"did not beliere war weald coma.
He believed the League of Nations
weald prevent war.
-With the war en. I had to eonover a new hero—ai/in g
a military aviation, hot
Make Whoopee Over
GiWHtel Robinsons
1 The 'Brown Condor*
H irm
Ootawi John C
while
='u
'
A
pilot
Robinaon, e rst- tmmJf ^
to
Emperor Hallo j
pm* a- system*
Used ayssyateAatLMd'ayvu
;
I Uto to M iry doctor* Md Hod
la a brown ' stone house , Just Cross and other medical Mpplioa
off Lenox Avenue, the negre to tha f lo a t I flew Hfc Ih jee ty
'coaununity'i Main S treet Robin- three Umaa.
eon rocoived visiting admirers a a ; “ Tho emperor is act the tog
the guaat of Dr. P. M. H. Be- warrior type of EUdeplen, bet
vory, negro phymlden and pwet- he ie fearless. Hie Meads finaldent of the United Ethiopian Md
prevailed on him to give up
Society,
firing. Once tho Italians were
Dusky eerrents tiptoed «ol- only two hour* behind na la the
emnty. Downatslrs patients wore air. proud faces. They were lucky
Rohmson left Addis Ababa two
to be sick.
I days before Haile Selassie. "The
Sporting a stubby little beard Italians might have ahot ma first
which made a black fringe imdar, -d investigated afterwards,” b ■
his ehln, HcAtnion s i t In a plush tiplalnad,
aaay chair In an upstairs p in o r.| Robinson says he attended an
Ha was attired In leather jacket aeronautical school la Chicago
emhUaoned with tho Insignia of wherebe became an
toatrm tor
tha "Conquering Lion of Judah”— prior to his gepar tare ter Bible.'
a Hon rampant with crown and pin.
Ho isnow considering an
flag, a gift of the emperor— offer from Tuakagee Institute,
light brown ehtrt, tan tie and Alabama, to teach aviation
toiakl trousers and shining leathAsked sh e et Colonel Jnll.n, he
Or hoots,
hesitated, then saHr
Despite hla Impressive apparel.
-I ( UHs I Just hare nothing in
hla bearing was mode*:, almost common with him.
WIDOW GETS $175,000 HEART BALM Two CandUttea
For Governor In
Sanford Monday
to t w uen lUrlcm nnn
#__
**_______
jto^siKSi
th* mention of Julian's name,
brightened a t the mention of Jo*
Louis, sensational negro heavy,
weight from DetroiL
"Gna of the greatest fighter*
and oo* of the greatest men that
ev-r lived—I think he's wonder
ful." he eald.
Robinson admitted a deep at
tachment for Haile Selassie.
“Hie Majesty it very consid
erate. I expect to hear from him
some time.”
A jury In Miami. Fla. awarded I17S.OOO heart balm te Mrs.
•arah Wyman, 41-year-eld widow ef that ally, In her Seesen *f
, remits tnd eeduetlen suit against fdgar L. Newhouee, Jr, New
Yerfc business executive. Mr*. Wyman elalms this snapshot of them
In affootlonato poet waa made at Miami Beaeh thro* yoars aga>
(Aseoelated Frets Fhets)
4
Traub’s
Frame and AUgiunent
SHOP
M o m 708
-
2 n d * M yrtle
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BRAZILIAN DllTIONAHT
RIO DR JANIKRO, May M c (>n—The Brasilian Academy «
le tte r s Is reported ea past tha
word "ahacate" (avocado pear)
hut still far from completing UW
'r lte r "A" In the Brasilian dic
tionary of the Portuguese Ian*
uuairv which it In-gan in tWT- ■
SACIIAUENTO, Calif. May
-Two 100-pouiul bombs slip-
wfiflUi
Q flft G uJbA ooU
w urijbu.
By ROGER D. GHKKNE
i dltlon. In America, that every Brit
LONDON,
May3a ,_ y F )_ j on wenra a monorle, apato, silk topHarvard-educatri James Hoose- b it arvf drop* sllches by the
volt, eldest son of the President, bushel.
picked up a new accent within lit] A typical example of this deslhboon of hia arrival in England— leti gufftw appeared recently in u
but-not a British accent.
Lmdon newtpaper—a cartoon de
The tall, sunny smiling Ameri pleting a “typical" American, clad
can, who uses a fastidious Baca in flaring plus-four* and n tonBay Boston secant, found that hi* gallon hat, standing In front ol
Interview with British Jcurw.Uti the Kngllah Speaking Union head
c a m out in print In Mm phraseolo quarter* to London.
gy of an old-time Wild Went cow“Sayl” ha addraaaea the high B y.
chinned British doorman. "We
"G oehr he waa footed ao say guys klnda blab the tame lingo,
ing, urban naked what people In the hah. pardner?”
United State* thought about the
Oolncidaptly, tha humareut mtgm ld ea voyage of the giant new sslne Punch colled Its readers
Hang Quwrn Mary. "I raek'n I with an example of- what happen*
n e a a about half the goad e’e when an Ckiglleh vicar attempt*
to pronounce an American song
tall back on ‘er.”
lltlei “You cahn’t do that the-ah
Th* tendency to drtta up every
vletting American aa a verbal D*nIII Boone, whether unlve.-.dty pea- osrn seir-aeacripllon or Iheir nafewer or NAm I prise winner, is ns llnnallty tome out na “Amur-rlhard-dying in England as the tra- ean,” aa jtoiagty repeatrd by
Britons, may wonder who speaks
th* "King’s English’' whan they
overhear soma such conversation
aa this between two l*indon dsbuUntes:
“Oh, I dent nyew, rely. I eep-
U tH J L .o
SPEEDWAY
CoifM i n
w hy m 'N
Milling 'em t u t I
At our low price* nobody *Im
live* you tuch fine, bid* burly
d m at our latsat Speedway*
wllhalltbeae Goodyear Safety
feahtreat
TOrtNSENDITEy
D n o t o la In her gayest m ood
w hen all outdoor* toritea you
to partake ol Its invigorating and
refreshing aimoaphoro. Only by
sa fety w ith to u |b , aura
tripping, center-traction treat
that live* longer non-tkid
mileage,
-BLOWOUT FOOTEQTIOM IN
dean, freak air—and wear your event FLYbecauaeofpateated
TcbUtit IfafM- loo.
U f
S*mc
•
triaibility In Irani end all around surBRTWUT cord-more rtaflient.rooraeoToo pannlto greetoat enjoy-
BAKING
during tu a
i any olhar ft
po w der
Tbdtt*
I cord.
je ll library, pH need work, as
well a* th* g nadetaod at th*
» 4 J * * n A fZ
Coma Ins’
get lire#you .
ean trq et, ^
ball park, and Imptwvsraenta at
25 o u n ces 2W
the cemetory." .
CommUaloner W. A. U lflar
At MUport, Ala. a tomato also urged UnpnrrtmenU at the
ptm t w*a grown on n wn«d»n pair. "Something ought to he
AVI 3 t t N
done to resurrect th* fountain
■---11 m | floor. Hie toed sprouted from a
citsck.
ha said, "ft la a t a n spot. And
JacluonvUle
Daytona Ileach
Tampa
Clearwater
Orlando
Miami
QabiaatUle
Penaaeola
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Indianapolla
Detroit
Dallas
San Diego
Cleveland
0PP0R T
.40
4.70
2.75
7.45
15.70
16.55
12.80
16JO
14.35
164 3
17.45
3G40
1045
.75
8.50
4.05
13.45
28.30
30.00
23.05
29.35
2348
29.45
31.43
63.40
2945
Union Bus Station
Phone 60—Cor. 2nd ft Park
)
tt>
fore Cnngrr*. for sppnlntlng a iwapartisan hoard to study th CroMFlorida Canal "If my understand
ing of the resolution Is CO. IIts
«hsM vote for tn d support It," ha
*ald.
• ‘v ?
Ing has gona up to percant and. The Wileoi bill, aa tha act i*
their salaries have not. This ran commonly called, grew out of In- ((
t
b* aecompliabeil, he said, even I dividual and collectiva_*ffortai by(
with a lowering of taxes, by re-[ Florida etti*., ciunttoa and •!»-] s - f r (
during govemmenl coeU, w ealth| Hal U alng districts to W
‘
Ma„
end proDt dlitrlbuton, equatlta- —w kable solution to a financiali (n
v
tion of taxes and esUbllahlog a problem directly resulting from
maximum inlarest rale of » per- the Florida real estate boom and th# ^
cent. This last Item alone,
he tha deflation which followed it.
said, would save tha people 110,Admittedly blinded by Inflated
FI.I
000,000 aach year.
values and confine,! by too-rapid ■ MA
Mr. Gautier favors a ft.lW' grow th, the cities, counties and , n
license tag for small automobile*, dletrlcls over-bonded Uieipeelves yrwter
■ reduction of th* gnsolin* ta x ,| to build street*, sewer systems nolle,
ebtilition of the poll tax, and; aidewalks, whltewaya and olhrrl strike
guarantee by the stole of b ank’ public
Improvements—some of
deposits.
them apprrcnlly needed *1 lhe|
AI
-------time but many of them far ex-.
AM
Chappell At Home
reeding actual need, alter th o .C . W
MIAMI.
May 20. —After
a "bubble burst.”
. G ener
week's
intensive
campaigning] When deflation followed Infl* | »n*m “
Hall Nude Dancera Wild West Talked By James Roosevelt,
Shock City Fathers If You Would Believe London Journals
Wheel StralghUncr
( C n tliiH fmwo p it* II
for the Florida E ast C a n t R*Hroa- an<| general coi-nscl af tkd
Flagler Inii-rct* in Florida. Thtad,]
ftiiV'rifcfT'toHoOwi »w0.#»* ,'jtxfts
tranxpnrtstion, rr.o rt hnt»N, |iM !
companies, public utilities u 4
ncwitpaiionr. Ila i* also f m n l ,
enun*c. nr director for th* l‘lllhl>
sular and Ocrlf-r.ta! Stea-nahip
Company, Gulf-Life
liu w tiW
Company, Florida Tlmee-UnJWt*,
Railway Express Agency, Inc,.
Jiekainrlll) Terminal Corspaijf
and th* Atlantic National B|nk a t
Jacksonville.
Loflln Mb) ha arouttf rapport
the RoMmrnn rr*nlulli>n now bo-
presidential nominee.
W ith Roe'I, an easterner, is per
m anent rhairman. Senator Fred
erlek Stelwer, of Oregon, a (a>
.hy. M»doet. too. wax his account
Add„ A babt h. e. m, 0Ttr
of hU experiences to w e s te r n ^ y ,e hoU , w W , , . . . , U f4n<
—
By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE (westerner,
WARRINGTON. May M.-(JP)
A aurvi.ur of tha IB32 Democratic
_tha •vu^U^e^tat, dha •,x.'X*vJw\
a piettee of bal
gicaa to rally shattered Republic- sltirnnon'pra^mli
ID forces lata dogg*.: raalatanc* an ced r e o g rtp h tc a l r:prr»t-n la•
against Administration measures tion.
Service in the House of Reprela ala ted to preside at tha Q. 0 . 1*. senrHives during the administra
national convention la J i m .
tion* of Woodrow Wilson. Warrrn
Representative
Bertrand
H. Harding, Cabin Coolldge, Herbert
Sn*B, designated by Um Commit- Hoover, and Franklin D. Roose
I m on errongvmenU aa kg choice velt has given Snell a thbrough
for the permanent chairmanship it schooling in political strategy. In
Um Cleveland conclave, has been ark'ition to being a fearless fight
Ik Um thick of tha political fight- er, h* h is a reputation as a skll rd
tag for f t yean.
parliam ents Skin.
Tha ragged itand of the M-yearAs permanent chairm an he will
ald Hew Yorker against New Deal
aaaaaorvi has won Um acclaim of
Unpaid lean lojra lata, some of
whom hare surges Ud hie ellglbllfcy for • place on tho national
IM * t this year
Kaw York, utmost alvwy* a
S arful factor in the dote r minof presidential nominations at
aa elections, also i* the home
I p t s of Representative James
Wadsworth, frequently mentioned
aa a poulhli Kepuhlicnn vice-
�TUESDAT, MAT M, IMS
Seminoles
Moment From
h e S id e lin e s
p m « M
Field
N m Um Lookout* end th* Dsyfc* Bin eh Islander*, | u nder * la
EvenScore In 4
RUSHAWAY RUNS AWAY WITH LATONIA DERBY
Sanford Blanked
i m w* wad about Min* times,
• ranly.soo. Pans who taw tha
m Ii atragfla goi drab)* thal'
K iy i worth, baeaoaa Um eonM woat (or 17 gnmlltng Htiga, m an/ of th a n packed with
■Mllnnol play* and nervi-rackt Situations. Frank Vaala, pkriiI fo r Sanford waa tha boro of
» hoar, (or nearly three hour*,
bo mow erect) bat every motnr c t the team played hie par*.
*
n ,r ...
a_
j
Pirates Defeated
24 To 12 Before
, In M time* a t bat hi the firit League, traded In tha lattar pnrt
ManyAdokFans
/
five wtaka of tWo eaaaon, Man- of ,■» to Knoxville fo r * Jim
Among The
X)KOUur e r r o r s A n a a r tr Stuffy MoO om of tbo San- Hudgins.
Daytona H o m e r
C au se
t w o n on their toes every min
of tb* Um*. Even though the
boots have loot plenty of
too this tesfion—the defeat.*
• boon too many—you caul
ray that they don't play the game
and play It well. The breaks hare
been against them, that's all. If
anyone can find ■ person who
pays he hoe seen a better baseball
game than that played on Bsnfrrd
jn*U two days ago w* would ip-
Jig hlesh aolfc mad* tree* M*4*ry when he wee Dm. Lateal* Derby at Ce.lng* •"•* * - by Ms length* just 24 heurn after winning-the *11400 added llllnela Derby. He M shewn semIng under th* wlw so far ahead #f the ether here** that they bersly shewed In the picture. (Asseeh
Seventeen Inning game* are un
benal, b u t. thaw have been even
longer contests on th* .batebell
diamond. On* of th* 1914 World
gartas games went 28 Innings,
i;.
-K Ad proof that th* Lookouts .-an
■lay ball, even though often nr
tha losing end, It might b* wrtlpot* to remark that th* Hin f nr.!
th fch a e been In nearly ell the rsb it Inning game* played this a**aea two 10-lnnlng. and two n
ta d a g n flsln , on* 12-lnnlng gn,
one 14, one 18 and that lest Sun J
wt f t f q i i t f T Tni‘1 'i Tii j- learn]
O o t eon battle that. J f l i g j L t a 'j J
avery group hf players who will
hoop ob fighting to tbo bitter en<'
M do tha jinx-ridden Lookouts.
—K—v l a ■Kina*I, Daytona’s pitcher,
Sanford on Sunday met o hithertovtodble horler. Th* loop stotistb lan gave Klnael a perfect score
hi Ms lost tabulation, hut Frank
Veal* proved to bo Ms nemesis.
Ball Park M ay Be Included Sprain Will Keep
InRequestForW PAFunda; Bold Venture Oil
A th le tic Field Is O keyed Track For Mcn'iht
—It—
Fielding Sunday should unov*
Sanford up a peg In percentage
ootaqin. There wasn't an error,
though Msltby had IS, Clary had
U and Cato* had 11 thaneei to
tnok* bungles. All of Ui* club*
In the 400’s in Statistician
Blue's lost compilation, with Kan
ford In fifth placa. Sanford Is
given third place In clrfb batting.
•B potato btloaA Del a ml and 29
point* below Day ton*.
Alll Cat**, Sanford’s third I *«»Man, failed to gat a hit In eltho.
Saturday’# 11-lnnlng gam* with
DoLtod or Sunday’s 17-lnnlng
'gaena wtth Daytona, bat oven s'
‘flUt ha la In third p la n among
the 90 host hitlers in th* League,
according to th* official srersg n .
]Including game* of * week ago to
day. as compiled by <Ehr) Blue, loop
’autisticIsn. Cbteher Jo* Blstrif
'l# tha fifth boat hitter In the
’ I —goo, whU*
—hlU Dave
Have SwtlriOll
pa to 11th placa. Dava topped
lint for several weak*.
■’■Rn*
j
h tn tr^ t*
' Rtntrtliy
iboa, played right flold Bunr and awsing Me bat right well,
wall that b* brought la both
a. And, strong* aa It may soon,
h those rims were m’d* by
rdnar Bara**, the 19-yvar-o d
hoy who playa loft field for tb*
.Lookout*. Strong* again. Barn*'
dock Um* hit for a two-tagger.
T* him goet th* credit for tloing Um score In th* saventh and
Making the winning score hi th*
I f lh Inning, but It was Qr#r■treat who smsakad <lb* ho.l asch
1*0Ing that permitted hint to moka
MU horn* ptot*. Statistician Blu*
•ntaa Overstreet nt the 10th boat
ptuhar In the Florida Stoto
ondor wb«t kind of n hollar
p of tha fan* would put op If
LoehauU should over ha dosd 15 to t. Thst’s what hapid to tb* Athistles whan tb*
tqas Invaded Phlladalphla SunAnather aomparlaoni Th*
■eato got only tw* hfca I* l»M
and gam* last Friday and th*
■ wan, 7-0. Th* seme day tb*
'Y o rk 0 ton u got oovont hit*,
wet* dafMMd by tha PhUUM.
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S ,1oT* Lookout* has made only four
arrow. Ha failed to gat many
u e o a c i e m u , hot with only 17 ■macks at
tha pUl he scored 14 Tons la that
Lions League Lead
ers Are To Play
A g a i n Tomorrow
Defeating the Pirates, J4 to IS,
tha Seminole a yesterday evened
the scow In the "little world
aeries" of the Llone League.
Tha first game of ,tba series,
played last Friday, was wan by
the Pirates, 9 to 8.
,,
■
The Seminoles startsd off with
■ bang yesterday, scoring • alna
runs In the first Inning. Glenn
Cochran was on the mound for
the Pirates and ha allowed hU
hits and walked four . men. In
Uielr half of tha first canto tha
Pirates »eowd twice,, hot la tha
third Inning the Seminoles came
back with three mow rune.
It was tha fatal fourth, though,
that sealed tha doom o f . the
Pirates. In th at Inning Cochran
walked four men, hit tens with
pitched balls and allowed eight
■trikes, with the w solt that the
Seminole* pushed an even doaen
men across the home plate In
that one inning.
LeRoy Eat ridge wag sent In
to pitch for the Plrstee at the
beginning of the fifth Inning, bat
though RO kept the Seminoles
from making another rtm It arms
too late to ante the day.
i Thomas Cobb pitched the' first
‘ three Innings for the Seminoles
and Wlllla/n Branan pitched the
t»»t four. Boland Floyd caught
DeLand ___ 000 130 000 001—4 for the Seminoles and George
Palaika ___ 004 000 000 002—0 Willi# caught foe the Plmtes.
Freddie Francis' Saints (who The Semlnolee connected for 20
play tha Lookouts in Sanford to- •‘■•a «J»d tha Pirates got I t. W.
day) trailed the G-Men In their A- I-odwlg umpired the game,
game In St. Augustine yesterday
Mow than 100 adults and
for tha first isven Inning*. Tha wow* of children witnessed the
Saint* scored
one in the first ram*. The third gam* In tha "lit*
but the G-Men scored four In the tie world series'* 1*111 be on the
second and two more in tha fifth Grammar. School grounds tomor*
to on* for the Saints In th at row afternoon n t S o'clock,
frame. But the Francis men
Tha scows
staged a rally In the seventh and Semlnolee „ 0 0 8 12 0 0 0—24
put five men
across tha home P i r a t e s ___ 2 0 0 2 3 4 1—12
plate, thus gaining a one-run
load on the visitors. Gainesville
managed two runs la the 10th,
but S t Augustin* went the
'G-Men one better and scored
At A Price Tow Can Bear
three men, and won tha game, 10
to 9.
|
In defeating tha G-Men, the
Saints snapped
n
four-game
losing streak.
Scow by Innings:
Top A Body Repair
Gainesville ... 040 020 001 2- B 207 Oak
J . A. Mart
St. Augustin* 100 010 060 3—10
first sack, and that has been which won the pennant that year,
tv e ry time the team h» ■, played He eigned with the Wlnat-m■xeeptlng when he was lamed up Salem team In 1931 and in the
for a week a while ago with a latter part of 1932 managed that
■pwlned digit, and the last.few team* The following year saw
days with a sprained shoulder.
him with the Charleston, W. Vs.,
flu ffy storied paying "wal dub.
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baseball" (he had pliyed the , McCrone came to F b rld i two
"sand 'ol" brand before) back In ye*w ago and managed the Dojr1924 with Asheville, N. C. 11* 1°"* Beach e'ub In 1934, The
was there two years, then was1 **■"• gut 4 bad start but Ued with
sold to Atlanta for $7,600, went' r t- Augustine for second place In
back to Asheville In 1928 and I the Teat half of the sea* ui II#
then to Portsmouth of the Vlr- played wtth the Jacksonrllte Tsw
ginla League In 1927. It was *•» 1935, and cam# to the Lonfcthere he became acquainted with outo this spring. .
v,
Zim Beck, now scouting for th*
McCrone began his baseball ea
ch i t tanoof* Lookouts and help- war shout the time that Stuffy
Ing oot th* Sanford Loekuto with McGinnis was In th* height of Ms
a player now and then. Zim glory and as McGinnis and the
managed th# Portsmouth team futuw manager of the flsnfvrd
and played third base; Stuffy baseball club each played first
Btrors by Msltby, Overstreet snd played
Swindel, a bn** on balls and a follcwl
double t y Mk.Ueman and a single1 Macon
by Dillingham, accounted for tour i _ .. —
hi th* first Thra* more '
scored In t h # ^ * ^ ^
Armil l r L ,
Andersen Vflfeke* a-ilS m * Vit® X f X
two on.
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* « k ktorton hit a homer in the . I n J
nflh <Bd seora j Andersen. An #r-
Inclusion of Improvements at
ic ball park In the request for
md* out of th* next allotment
WPA money, expected In July,
se commended on favorably by
tr e e & a Shioholser end other
ember, of th* City Commlson during th* discussion last
ght of what projects should be
Acad uppermost." Park Superln-
money could be obtained for Im- F n m O I l H U n r o n W o n ’t
pruvemrnts at tha golf course,
_
, __ ,
,
“but If the Stole Market's rtIU C €
A g O lIl
T fU fl
quest Is.a larga on* w* probably
B r n s n n flta v w V l i r a r h
will not be able to pot th# golf,
o c n a u n , < ja jo n i l B V l l
course In th* list of project*."I _ _ _ v n n T ~ 7 ,
„
...
Th# extent of th* needs of th* _
. 7 ! * 7 " T r
market has not been presented
’ •nture, the American te r r a
as yet to th* Planning Board,
" “ • 7, , r ' L,°JT,d * *•*£
he said.
.
Teatorday at Balmont P w b
Houghtonsaid
inford Flsldwas In last ysar’s
it, and It was side-tracked In
ivor of other project, that were
»tmtd mora naewssary.
Th . Planning Board has
«P- ^
^ ™r by
AtiLjlLn
proT, ir the *18,778 allocation for ^ ^ v t S t a l w ^ r S ™ torn. Oow*n- ‘ ,ld * •,n*ta bf And« " '"
ln .thistle field a t Seminole J J * 1
“ <" d G° ,,T "
*
High School, th* city engineer
r* ^ •* » « ■ « »
rsoorUd 4i»n<I that u all «ha wprmoul m ITID.Examination rtnori,t m
“But l‘ l, on*
^ „ lhln* ' ,ehool* have got. or will gut, a* j u t f * r m s u T ^ T t ^ 'i S l t * e ^ n
Ml ahould bt ravamped,” com- (t now aUnda. of WVA fu n d i" i n f n i lQ™ * » T in injury, i r t n
lentwl th* mayor.
. Ttn thouund dollar* fo T th e ! *f J*
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City Engineer Fred T. Wil- swimming pool at Oviedo ha* al- ,r**_?**n*! ! " * * ? * . ,
sms said It
waa hoped some so been approved.
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y**®*®* Indefinitely,Hlrsch
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tirvment. .
Knoxville that year
won the second half of tha «#*•
eon eerire and defeated Aihavilla
in tha playoff. In tha iprlng of
1930 ha wont to Memphis amt waa
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LONDON, May 28— W - T h e BrilUh for raxx) th* players to h*v# fought It
out with th# p{,7£"
)ugh-an<Vtumblf American sports dla jaetlon," he writes In hla book, Schwarts filer this spring on sap- tjsvto
in, who tellsvea In vsry free ."American Wonderland."
. a n t e occasions.
Brevity wa#
The Red* and th* AsoJeae battied for 12 Inning, at Palatka
and the 0-Men and th# Saints
fought through 10 Innings a t St.
Augustin* yssterday, and In each
case the team playing on homo
irroonda won. Th# seoro in th#
DeLond-Palatka gam* waa 6-6,
,nd In th# GalneevUle-St. Augustin# game waa M 0.
Til* Ataleae scored four runs
Auto Repairs
MARTIN’S
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Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL
8t. Louis 2 Chicago 1.
Now York 1| Philadelphia 0.
Boston 9) Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburgh 9 | Cincinnati 2.
HOME RUNS
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By TH* Associated Pres*
YestsrAiy’s homers—li-slto, Gi
ant*, 1) P. Wener, Pirates, 1) Lon— nlng, Beat, 1| Cuyler. Rada, I t S.
■n Martin, Cards, I t Selkirk, Yanks,
y jj I t Mo*as. A’a, 1.
__I Tha loaders—Foxa. Rod Sox, 111
I We hay, Yaska, 9{ Troeky, Indians,
r-< 9: Lasseri. Tanka, I t Oil, Olania,
.17* 7 | 1 . Moors, Phil*. 7.
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League totals— American. 170$
is* National^ IM. Total, US.
AMERICAN
Beaton 1| Washington 0.
Phlladalphla lOi New York 7.
Others not ichodulod.
Big Six Baseball
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Player
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Tarry, CUnl*....» 68 10 28 .466
Sullivan, Ind. ..4 1 79 H O .411
Medwtak, Card*. S3 111 I t 84 JAB
DaMsgglo, Ynk. 20 04 24 87 ASA
Lawle, Baa. — A3 147 I I 54 A ll
Jordan, Boo* .87 151 24 47 J75
City Fathers Went
To Game Thursday
And They Got Wet
This Week's Games
In Baseball League
WEDNESDAY
Sanford a t St. Apgusiln*.
Gain*trills at Palstka.
Dayton* Beach a t DeLand.
THURSDAY
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S t Augustine a t Daytoan Beach.
OtlneaviUa #•. DeLand.
nUDAY
Sanford a t Pahtka.
Daytona Barak at S t Augustin*.
WLend n t Oatasavlll*.
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Gain**vile a t Sanford.
S t Augustin* a t DeLand.
Daytoan Beach a t Palatka.
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
NUMBER 183
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1936
Speaks Tonight
On The Beards
For Tomorrow
Electors In City To
' Cast 2,436 Votes;
1,444 Can Vote In
Country Precincts
Immense Throrig Ex
pected To Attend
Great, Free Picnic
In Chuluota Field
56 Republicans
J
Are Registered
All roads lead to Chuloota to
morrow, aa that la the date for
the annual free barbecue County
Commissioner 8. F. ("Sammy”)
Long gives on the Jacob's picnic
grounds near the town. It la to be
an all day affair, and the general
public la invited.
It la expected that the poli
ticians will be out In force, but
tlijr will not provide all the en
tertainment. Mr. Long said the cel
ebration ia to be a “real old time
Cracker Day" ened be wants *verybody there.
The speaking program la to berln et 10 o'clock, and all candidatea will have plenty of time In
whicb( to address the gathering.
There will be no division aa to
groups, bat all candidates for
every office will be given the op
portunity to speak.
-•.•The ttoeing rallies of the pre
primary campaign will be held In
8anford next Saturday and Mooday evenings. These meetings will
be In the County Court House. The
Saturday evening rally, to begin
at 7:30 o’clock, will be addressed
by the “B" Group, and the Mon
day evening rally, beginning et
Pail Taxes Not "Paid
By 760 Democrats,
Registrar Reports
W. J, (Funle) Steed, candidate
fo r Congress, who tpeaka here
TM e* thousand, eight hun th is evening. Hit present home b
dred and eighty re* Iden ta of in Kissimmee, but he lived in De-
Mtanlnole County are eligible
Wo vote In n ext Tueaday'e
mery, according to final
illations prepared by W.
J. Thigpen, auperviaor
registration. In arriving
thie figure he checked the
registered voters against the
e
Land, alio In this district, for 12
years and married a Sanford girl.
of
at
BurnedManHopes
poll taxes. The 1,1*0 figure In He Can Count His
cludes all thoee who rtgbtered
and either paid poll taxes or
were exempted from such pay Charred Currency
Many~Cbiirt Home
Offices To Close
At Noon Thursday
Meet of the offices In the
(Vvninoa County Court House
ertll close a t noon tovuorruw be
cause of the big bar>-cur and
political rally to be given ty
8. F. Long at Chnluota. The
barbecue la to he an all-day af
fair, with political apeaklng be
ginning at 10 4‘rlock In the
morning.
General Collins
Visits Sanford,
Inspects Armory
National Guard Head
Seeks Re-Election
To Important Post
Among the candidates
far
•tats offices visiting Sanford
during the past week waa Adju
tant General Vivian Collins, who
la a candidate^ for renomlnatlon
to the office he has held for
‘Funie’ Steed] J. W. Holland Florida's New Senator
Be Prosecuted
To Speak Here A ppointed To
For Contempt
This E v en in g Federal Bench
Congress Candidate, iWfll Succeed Ritter
Who Married San As Federal Judge
ford Girl, To Ad Of South Florida
dress Home Folks District At Miami
Committee Votes To
Ask House To Lay.
Case Before U. S.
District Attorney
Coming bark to Sanford where! JACKSONVILLE. May 27—
he msrrlrvl Miss Katherine Rail, John Warthen llnllend. United
a daughter of the late J. O. Ball States attorney Tor the Southern
and Mr*. Rail, W. J. "Funle" District of Florida, yesterday waa
by Prevldent Roo*e- Sired of Kissimmee announced nominated
veil aa federal Judge to succeed
today that he will address the i llslated L Ritter of Miami, it waa
voter* of Seminole County, whom made upon recommendation ef
he vay* he considers aa hit Senator Duncan II. Fletcher.
;
“home folks," In the furtherance
Hr. Hol'and will bo located at
of his candidacy fur Congress. Miami, where he will take over
HIv address will be delivered at the duties handled by Judge Rlt-i
the mrner of Magnolia Avenue ter until hla conviction In the Sen- ]
and First Street at * o'clock this ate on House Impeechment ehargev.
evening
The Judicial aot-up of the dir.
Although born |t Georgia, Mr. trtet vein remain as at present. It
Steed went to Delatnd when eight waa understood, with Judge Akeryears of age and resided there I man at Taenpa and Judge Louie W.
for 12 yeare. He was educated 1Strum at Jacksonville.
In the public schools of Volusia] Mr. Holland'! appointment to
county, and was graduated with the high and exalted office ef
a la* degree from Stetson Uni United Statea District Court Judge
wae recognised by hie friends end
Scott 61. I^ftln (above) o(
versity.
Shortly after Ms graduation he associates ta the reward of 30 Jacksonville, wae appointed by
y ean aa a prominent practicing Gov. Dave Sholts to represent
' V rady-'u
tr r (he • manner, ia , Florida in the United States Sen.
or. Osceola county sent him to]! whleh he had administer*^ the jtu- »<*i succeeding the late Senator
| Ilea of the district attorney's ofLoftln Is a
the legislature in 1931 and *32. | flee for nearly three years. He Park Trammell.
"Funic" married Katherine Ball]1became district attornev In Julr. former president of the Amer
In 1919, and they have four 1933, succeeding Wilburn P. ican Itar Association. (AP Photo)
children.
Hughes, a Republican.
Hr promises those who come to
Mr. Holland waa born Sept. SO,
hear him tonight that they will ISM, at Jackson. Tenn., the eon
hear an entirely different talk of Wrilam Holland, a merchant,
from any they have heard from who went there from GreenriHa
a candidate for any public officei county, S. C., end Harriet FJliaheretofore. Candidates for Con■ bath Holland, nee Sullivan, also a
gress, and political experta whoi native of Greenville county.
hare been touring the district
He took his ecedemte work at
In Interest of other men, declarei Union University, Jackson, graduthat “Steed Is the man to beat.. sting In 1004 with a bachelor of
Ha la sure to be In the second
primary."
Running on hls own financial
Lawyer Demands
Speedy Hearing
Punitive Action By
House Defied By
Sheridan Downey
W ASHINGTON. May 27.
— (A P )— The House Invest!*
Rating com m ittee today voted
six to two to recommend to
the House th a t Dr. F. E .
Townsend and two o f h is old
aire
pension
organization
Hides he cited for contem pt
and the case he tu rn ed over
to the U nited S tates District
attorney.
Ili-fore the rote * u taken
position. General Collina has
Sheridan Downey, rounae] for Dr,
hundreda of friends In Semlnola
F. F. Townsend, advised the com
County, many of whom are ac
ment by aga limitation. National
mittee “I shall not honor your
tive
In
hl(
behalf.
Guard service or war disability.
• ub|ioona" to appear for exam
General
Collina
hat
recently
The bulk of the vote will be
ination. I like Dr. Townsend
been cited by Major General
cast In the CUy. The total in
ami I rhallrnge you to punitive
Moseley, fourth corps area com
Sanford la 2.43d, divided 1.002
action for the unholy record! that
mander, for hla efficiency and
In the first precinct and 1.344 In
the Investigation (Into the Town
ability
In
building
up
one
the third precinct. The 13 pre
Henry Carroll, 70, severely
send old age pension movement)
the
finest
National
Guard
organ
cincts |n the county can cast a burned when Are practically daIs a shield that will protect ua.”
isations In the United States.
total of 1,444 votes.
lie aald Downey's statement waa
Federal
inspector!
and
audi
Only 60 Republicans and two
submitted by Thomas W. Hard
tors,
as
well
aa
state
auditors,
independent voters are registered
wick. counsel for Old Age Re
have all recsntJy made rsports
In Seminole County, Six voters
volving Pension. Ltd.
concerning the condition of the
have died since registering, and
“All over America, hundreda 0f
Florida National Guard, and in
070 Democrats failed to pay
newspapers and cltiaena by milevery Instance the reports com
linns approve our conduct," Downmend General Collina for the ex
The poll hooka shew qualified
ey said. "Though they energet
cellent
condition
of
the
forces
btore. school board, for proa- |
elector* In the various precincts
ically oppoae our economics, they
•cutlng attorney, clerk, tax asses In the stata, aa well as the prop
aa fallow*!
, '■
sor, tax collector, supervisor of erty and finances.
No. 1, Sanford...... .....— .1,093
The Seminole County Armory
regbtration. Cons tab's, Justice of
No. 2, Lake Monroe-------- 114
the peace and state committeemen. project la one example of the co
Sherman Lloyd, secretary of the operation that General Collina
WASHINGTON, Mby 17— W)
Medal, the highest award a t merit
ft
------- y
r u m ,1! T- Dense*rath ■- Meant** Executive has given t« the Guard In thb
—Scott M. Loftln, former presi
a
t
the
unlvemity.
County,
tils
efforts
were
larfgly
^
». Oufcle-......." * * p a3 c n tlt» fe * rin g the paper money
Committee, stated that the Court
Mr. Holland continued ta lira at dent of the American Bar Ass >)Ha. 8, Geneva........................
would fell to pieces. Deputy House has been ehoaen for these responsible for the securing of
Jackson,
engaging In the general elation, was sworn In today as
No. 7, Qiulueta.----------- — 11"; sheriff O. R. Eetrldgo expressed dosing rallies' because'of the re thb worthwhile building. While
practice
of
lew, both civil and crim- Unltad States senator from Flor
No, 8, Qoldaiuod.— ....... — 44 the opinion that Treasury of* cent unsettled weather and be In the City he Inspected the
ida. Loftln waa appoinlrd ny Gov
ernor Sholti to fill the vacancy
No. 9, Longwood.------- 1------ IS flea La would have difficulty [n cause th e n are seats la the Court Armory, now nearing completion.
caused by the death of Park
No. 10, Lako Mary....-......— 110 ascertaining the denomination of room. The candidates will speak
Trammell.
No. 11, Altamonte Springs- 1ZS' the bills so restitution could be th an , but a loud speaker will be
Tomorrow'* tides: H
placed In front of the building te
Ne. 12, Forest City— ------ 401made to Mr. Carrol).
Officers of the liar Association,
A. M. ami 2:48 I'. M.,
carry the voice of the speaker!
No. 13, Blovte.___________20] Some of the coins are ell rig h t
jne.uding William I*. MacCracken
A.
U.
and
8:63
P.
M
to
thoee
on
the
street
No. 14, Fern Park_________ 70 the officers said, but many were
district attorney for the Southern who waa sent to Jail a year ago for
No. IB, -Osceola ...........
84 melted together In the fire.
District of Florida. H b duties contempt of the Senate, wero In
Circuit
Court
took
another
re
TOTAL______ _ ________2,688
Nr. Carroll's car caught Are
have been the administering of the gallery to see Loftln take the
cess
today,
but
the
grand
Jury
,
■
on Lake Front Boulevard near
O ty Attorney Fred R. Wilson
the affairs of that office for the oath. Ha waa escorted to the vicecontinues
to
grind
on.
A
short
desk
by Senator
__
the Dew Drop Inn and whan aahas fceen
Instructed
by
the
entire district, with offices at president's
Fletcher.
City Commission to advlso the term of Court b in proipen.
■ n i l (10 f i a v a Q t a f n
ebtanec arrived Mr. Carroll had
Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa.
v n u s e d a y s O ia ie
been severely burned about the
Loftln will occupy the quarters
Florid* Power t Light Company
Mr. Holland ha* been admitted
The weather: Cloudy with octhat under the terms of Its fran caaiunal
to practice In tho courts of Ten formerly used by Senator Tramho
<Hr Tha SsasststH l»n aa)
tonight
and
Aj U S C B A ll U C l l U l g
„ lnly struggling to release the
chise It ahall ehange (tre at lights Thursday.
nessee, Florida and the United mail in tho Senate office building.
t
northwest State* Circuit Court of Appeal* for Hie secretary will bo Josiah L). Fifteen state* sought today ta
upon 30 dayt’ notice and tho pay Florida:
quell labor discord that (pawned
________ ___ _
Ferris, former secretary to Tram- a vast and swiftly growing army
the Fifth Circuit.
the organisation, tho Junior ing by the City of the coat of tonight and Thursday.
meil.
In
1927
he
married
Mr*.
Win
Chamber of Commeres L et night such change.
of strikers, Ptsc* negotiation*
presented a silver service to Gor
City Clerk F. 8. Lameon on A warranty deed signed In Feb gate Matthew* Walker of Oak
were generally deadlocked aft**
JU11,
Ga.,
and
he
has
a
stepson.
don Barnett, whcAhsIped organise Apr. 17 notified the company In ruary, 1931, transferring an AI24 hours marked by a tightening
and was tha flrat president of the eut out three lights little needed tamonte Springs lot from Tim John' WUkina Welker, now In the
of lines by both employer* and
body and ha* remained an active and torn the current on three Ntison to Rosy Anne Willisma Harvard Unlvarelty law school.
strikers, and claima of union
He has been n life-long Demo
worker. Marion L Reborn, im lamps on Lake Shore Boulevard waa fle d for record today.
leaders that the roll of striker*
crat and b a member of the Meth
mediate past president, also re between Park and Maple Ave
already out or called out had
odist Episcopal Church, Booth J
ceived a iLver presentation from nues. However, the company has
Reports from Fernmld-Laughton Kappa Sigma, hi* college frater
TALLAHASSEF., -May 27.-(ff) mounted from 30,000 to 46,000.
tho group.
'refused to make the change un Memorial Hospital today are that
—Th* Supreme Court today re Hundreda of farm* and factoriae
T. W. Lawton, inporintondoat less the commission passed a Archb Ward, seriously injured In nity; the Jacksonville Bar Asso fused to take Jurisdiction In th* are affected from coast to coast.
ciation,-of
which
he
we*
president
of schools, woe the speaker ef certain ■pacts! resolution wanted the head-on collision of two care
Employers generally challenged
In 1928; the Fieri la Car Asso Tamps flogging cases in which
the evening end delivered aa In by tho company.
early laatl Sunday morning, la ciation and the American Bar As five former policemen were con union clalmi of effectiveness of
teresting ahd vducat local talk on
much better.
victed of kidnaping Eugene F. the strikers. 8sttlamsnta warn
sociation.
tha duties of h b offlca and tha
reached In only Isolated ease*
Poulnot.
,
gnaoral set-up of tho aduaattenal
Nina loads of mack have been
-*■— -»
It denied a habeas corpus ap effecting n negllg" *
system In the state, together with
hauled to tha Legion Hut by Tom
worker*.
plication
presented
by
Fat
Whit
an outline of tho method* of fi
Young and Cary Chorpenlng and
Beven
aker, chief defense counsel.
8ev*n thousand seamen a n
nancing tho schools. T h b b the
spread els Inches deep east of the
Whitaker sought the writ on th* participating In th* strike*. Six
f lm of o se rin ia which the va
building, covering tha sand pumped
ground* that th* warrant against thousand barbtrs In lower Man
rious County officer* will -speak
WASHINGTON, May 2 7 - W Mi from the bk* when the boule
th* policemen failed to charge an hattan w en to Join 2,000 other*
kafera tho Junior Chamber of
vard
wae
built.
SOUTHAMPTON,
England, offena*. They were convicted at in n strike which haa spread ever
Cornme nrs, telling tho raaoena for —Representative Dicks tain, New
May 27.—(AT—Britain’s Imperial Bartow Saturday and now await a wlda area In Manhattan, Brets*
and tho duties of their particular York Democrat, demanded today
a congressional inquiry ef the ac Over 276 persona attended the challenger ta r Atlantis honors,' sentence by th* trial court.
and Brooklyn.
tivities a t the Black Legion, lie box supper and danca given Tues th* mighty llaar Queen Mary,
About the same time, defense Other atrikere i
offered a resolution Intended to day evening by tha Woodmen Circle •ailed on her maiden voyage to attorneys filed a motion for a
Arkansas, 3,800 tenant fanners,
Woodmen Hall
bars,
a t tha Woodman
HaU for
f o r mass
________
determine whether the organisa at
California, 1,000 salary e s t b
New York today to the proud new trial In th* Criminal Court
their
families,
aad
friends.
Mbs
tion te soneeeted with the black
a t Bartow.
ere.
cheers
e
f
half
a
million
"own
Oil*
Crump
e
f
Tampa,
national
skirts wkteM n House cemmittse
Oregon and Washington, 7,000
Investigated test year or If It he* assistant attendant, gave a short ers." If th* weather te kind th*
loggers.
i<
new
giant
a
t
—
tha
saaa
la
axtalk
and
Mbs
Virginia
Bacera
en
WASHINGTON,
May 27.- “InimneItenal so'naiatten “ ~
Wisconsin 2,600 workers b t enrir-peeled ta attem pt to wrest ocean
tertained with several dances.
Dtekstetn
said
he
ia
Informed
FAMILY COURT WANTED Prea ideal Roosevelt Inst night re
oue Industries.
•>
speed boston from the Norman
Minnesota, • about MO mill
jected th* eompramleo tax hOl *a the black 'knights a n organised Captain F. & F tre n of the 8*1- die, Frmaente pride.
MIAMI, May fL -IA V -l Wteg iaidoqestf u j failed vpon
Upon motion of Commlealoner wright*. fu r and csreal worker*.
Two thousand, one hundred and
ratioa Army itatad today that ha
formed enures* aald ysstosdi
Vermont, 200 marble weaken
sriahas ta express his thanks "to nlnetaen p is rangers are aboard. W. R. Dupree, and on recom
establishment at n demast Democratic members a t the leasts
nil citterns of thte County who Flv* boot train* from London, mendation of Fir* Chief M. R. near Rutland.
relations court te Dad* eowaty wl flaans* committee at a White
Various workers In lama, Beeth
th* City Comm lea Ion on
have helped la any sray er con carrying tha largest single cen- Cleveland,
be urged te the neat Legtetetu House conference te (write the
_A __ l_ -a_____ a _ a /vii.s' OI..L Dakota. Nebraska aad Texas a n
Monday
Instructed City' Clerk
tributed ta tha Salvetie s Army In •Ignment at passenger* for on* U
measure ee that It will yield th*
the campaign for funds." Thee* ship la tha history e f Orest F. 8. Lamson to udvartba for bid* on strike.
fkQ $1,137,000,080 evigteaBy dewhs have not contributed may do Britain, arrived alongside th* on 600 feet of new fir* hose, 300
feet of large hose and 200 feet
CLEARWATER, May *7—<*) aa a t their convenience, ha aald;
"aa w e are stUl nosept Ing conof a emaller ilia.
TODAY
Th* clerk reported that a
7s00 P. M.t Lion*.Club,
contract or ftva uniforms for
noting, Mayfair BeteL
Money Sheriff Would
Not Try To Count
Sent T o Hospital
sri„.!e, w e 8! t w -
Loftio Sworn In
As Senator From
State Of Florida
Took Oath Today As
B a r Association’s
Officials Look On
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Attorney Will Tell
Power Plant What
Franchise Provides
Strikers Spawn
Growing Trouble
In Many States
T nflPfl In IjtHinar *wm
H',w**n<1han<u■* »»•
Chemists Leave
tlr* T*“ moMTwu !nu*
Compensation To Be
Paid Railroad Man
Hurt O n City Job
’Supreme Court Denies
| Habeas Corpus Writ
In Tampa Whip Case
Congressman Orders
Offldal Inquiry O f
Black Shirts Group]
__
2 ,1 1 9 Passengers
Aboard Queen Mary
On Maiden Voyage
Roosevelt Rejects
Lower Tax B i l l
Fire Department To
Get 500 Feet Hose
Clearwater b Sued
For Defaulted Bonds
WHATS DOING
ern r. May
torday.
■ I'*'..,
—Fop* Fine laid man .Own M Plaintiff te tha action against
the City at Duaadte. which adv a t ic a n
Elk Hills Ruling By
Fall. Ik . O verruled______ _____ _____
By
Secretary
Ickes *pnny
*
c?«*
Ton Its bid of $34.60 each.
Remains at tha Illegal still rap
tured late Monday by Deputy
Sheriff* Jack Hickson and Ossie
Flyat were heated from th« weed* WASHINGTON, May $ 7 ^ F )
near Geneva ta th* Court House -O n e s move overruling n datoday. Sheriff McOaOand said cialon by feowar S ecretary Atthat whan tha raid eras mats Dep
uty Hickses* was akla te crawl to
withte 16 feet *f th* atBl before
he waa discovered by the *P*ra
ter*. John Livings aad Beubh
Osgj bath at wham wen arrmtC U lfat*,
--------------------PLANE-BEATS FLAMES
---- —
CHICAGO.. May 2 7 ,-A u Ameri
can Airlines plan# which had Just
taken off for Detroit returned and
tended in Dames a t the Municipal
Airport yesterday .b u t tha pilot
and two passengers escaped with
alight Injury,
LOCAL WEATHER
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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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