12 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b2af5d27b90de33754f71a0d015a448.pdf 46d3971bc8af4ec797db0bb93fadeba4 PDF Text Text Sf’reAlU LQflMUXS Mma, Up to todadte* May Lookouts Will Play At Home Four Days B 0 u iin { Sunday SO. Bu m l a i M n U U l n N Unw* a t to t, which firm* him * pareantag t u n r i MO. He torn w n d MTM n u , Slid to *11 (to IMM* ■tradbv’a game oa Sanford r ^ u t t o f t n t t o to rained on* Id Florida State League tide ttu Gaama were ployed tto . to other towns a f-lto d r a f t, the -Lookout# sad G-Men fgted through most of nine M a te s driasle on wet grounds . ealy to to preveated from Mag a contest which tod the ■the of » Lookout victory. game between Sanford and Seville will to played off at a ’ date, either on tome open or u i dooUe-header some . whan tto tw«f teame meal ■ either In Sanford or Galnos, The neat vacant date If a [ from next Monday, June 1 Gainesville plays In Sanford >. t from today and Sanford geae tetaasvllla a wash from le­ mur, and It Is pfolNMa the aday’i ll« gams Will 1# playr b i t week's "ladlee’ daya" will In Palatka, where tto Look­ s ’will play on FrKay, and h Ahguattee and G lints rills. The tea of tto fair aeg a t the In Saaford yaatarday, day,” was , not any tee e trito - tealamawt -arentto' «jo- —K— In tto opinion of tto Gains* He Sun "the Mggest myitory f the season to da.e'th hew »h*: « r happened to summon op auf riant kick to wla that 1-0 is-ln U r fame te Sanford aavara to y toy nnU w aak and for ' from Sunday. T to Lookf a play at home four dayt net* lek against Dayton* Baach to­ rn row, BL Augustin* on Tuaaly, Patstka on Thuradey and iloeevtlla neat Batuitoy. —K - ■teee tomorrow U Sunday there al poealbUlty the LaohoUU may te-. They tofeatod W atka, 7-3. to Botoy and won ever Gatefc (Ue, 144, the Sunday before, Tto mra against tto Lookouts I* t tok to to* played to to t mad* oriy flv* error*. Gardner (eoma of tto fellows rill him D u n ) tU rttd Ms b*»«halt t u r n white h« v u a lie n ­ ing High School In Bridgeport, Ate, hit home. la 1939 and 1933 to played Independent to ll .far Bridgeport la itto* Tantoasao-Alalam a Lmroe, the youngttt Player ta tto Leigna, ta ttin g around JOO tto aeaond yaar. Tto next year (1914) to payed on the Al- , " I to P tm to dafaatad tto Semlnotea ym.erday hi tto fltat game of tto " fttle wwM aartea” ol .Ue L T to an plUhlng. etarted aff with a rush wtth two Mas to .to ,lret Inning, followed by two mor* la tto tfctoCwWIo t t o Pirate* fallel, He was sent to tto Sanford to conneet tn tto first three In­ ookouta by tto Chattanooga Look- ning*. t o t la tto fourth canto tto Pirate# dcored flee run*, aaettor hi t to a talk and three in the last timing. The Hemtoo as also aaoiad two rune In the lest frame. Gleet, Loch,»M *J„ . ,« winning pitetor, w th Georg WUile 6oblnd tto baL .lialnnd Fined caught foe tto Betnlnalea. Eddie Bender umpired tto game. The score! Pirates -------- 1 o t i l t 1 - 9 Semlefll.i* ...B O l O t t M The Lions league championship Lookouts Blanked Zuraonville Drive By Reds h Game With Bases F u ll On Sanford Field Wins For Palatka [sitors P u t Three Game Against Saints Men Across Plate | Was Pitchers* Duel Until Eighth Frame win Monday and Wednesday and thereby and tto aarWa. Tto Look­ outs of tto Florida State League will t o away from home oe those daya and therefore meirfben of the IJo n eO o b which eponcora tto ID- The Lookouts filled to get ona ST. AUGUSTUS. May * L solitary acora la tbalr gams an George ZumonvtUaV single with danforu Field again*- kto DaLand tto toaea loaded and two away in doda yesterday, while the visitors the a g h th drove In two nine and sent H its men across serose the hums, Ixupa, c u » m b i tem dtoutftffoterr oror sewn plate.*The two teams played te St. i1 miieilni l u m m i i i i f c i writ! v Ue t u three "world..eerier" r . .. . m . I. a __i k . llsmw mist and drlaita mo»t of tto lima. ttlu U In of th# Ale leas and gem e#'next week. __ Moya . than 104 Roballng. tto visitors' right -----------Schneider .of. — th * ______ Saint# tied up ln |sa w Friday's contra.' ___■ ■ _______ . A . .. i i. tk* __ _____ ________________ fielder, wee tto totting alar «*, a_______ o.arllng mound dual. Tto Palat-_ Gamas In tto legion Junior the gams, securing two hl|e ont o il-ha hurlsr gave up seven hit*.while Learns are a l n #che>kil#d for th* #a many tini.-a at bat. am ln g one the Saint#' southpaw gave eight “ me *’ay* next week. Th#’ Cher. run and itk.lng In two. Palatka puUed three double i **•••■ '"> M otovv.thc In the feurth frame, DeUnd pUya and B t Augustin* ana to hill i ^*nmlor* J jrito n i scored throe run* on throe hits, ralliaa. Fulcher, new palatka aoe-l dJ 7 ' J ? 1 P ,n lh m *»• &»dl* sacrifice, walk and a fUlderie ond baseman, figured in the three: . V frr* T ^ . - > t - ■choke and added one more In th* double killing), . J •tith. MeOowan, who took np the Zumonvllia drove la all of tto I Frrneh hurling duties for Banford te the slghrh frame, gave up four hits A isles runs. Ha singled Brocketman home In the fifth. With tto which wars good for tn r a runs. Ovsritreet pitched tto flial score knotted a t 1-all In the eighth Whir* tingled and Brocket men doubled. With two down Managet; Emerson was purpoaaly walked to -1 gat ZomonvCk and tto P nlatU chortotop elegiac, to left to acora the two winning m a . T to Satota acora came te tto •avenlh when Rnesetl Tnrehlani'# •ong triple oeorod Laagatrom front f ir s t Bryaat Banner collected tW o --------hlto for the Balnto while WMro Bollk, PhUlaa l j Goalte, and Zumoarille duplicated the. AvrriO, Inctans 1. faot for Palatka. T <1. ^ Uadar*! Fox*. Re Innings! __ I Troaky, Indians • ; Ditto] M a U a ------------- 000 010 0*0—3 I ; Oti, Glanta 7. ~ ; _ ___, * V1' 95 Of lOOMatchesA re Won ILowly G-Men Are litss S v Floridia Shamuhnntov Victorious O v e r 5*S£ o y rlo rta ta onarpanootera B e a c h Islanders / n Spectacular Competition oainksville.~u.y * - n . la Una with the ■old proverb that "mtacry loves company," t o r t might bo coma comfort fol tto Lookouts, who have lost 10 ML of 10 game* plcyod, te tto Met that tto I t tools Browns if Ilia American League have teat la cahimnlst wanted te any thing eom* weak# ago stool of .tto umpiroa sad aoma af dkcUkmi. but didn’t. Th* iteaabl* doeIsions aoatlmi*. var, not o n ly ' oa Saaford I but alaawtor*. T to S t Aug • Record reports that foaa • Ancient City a few day* ago Spectacular has been tto rocord to right- Hoke Smith, Ji of the University »f florlda Rifle vfflcj L. 8. Mima, Gonaalas team this poor. Dot of 100 k w , urmmfoi A- L. martctoc against team# througoot Mast Palm Beach! J. A. tto country, tto Gator sharp. p * u tk ai E. L. King, W shooter* won 9», and iwvar met r * m memtoro not te tto defeat In any competition In\ tto m p h J. Q. TUahamaa. Sooth. They annexed tto Fourth O D . TWlaon, Tam p.l Corps Area title and tto Has ret Wf|fh t, Lynn Havan. Trophy f o r tto lr aanaattenal atrte# IndiTtdui photaa stow , & y S f c l ! ^ L Ptet> tefL Frod J i r a , No. 1 leges and .enlvereltlaa. ahooter and captain of th­ in tto team potograpb. fro n t in knsellnc position. •J** ,¥ * ,* ? " * *bowing | CapL a ? Dovta. who < tto ste- Ugh p rin t ru n fo r tho tto brilliant Florida aggro s a tin taaadni Prod Jonas, Can-' upper right, Bill Bryas, a tu r n BUI Bryan, Lakeland; A. W, position, who flatb ed lb* 8pillar, Ban Mateoi Dick Keyes, { T eero to p t o T ^ “ Orlande; Andy Rasa, Waldo: Reg prone-position, FUyar O AO B H F i t Tarry, OlanU ...go u 10 IS J U lurid Bally, Gainesville. Second aeaaoa:.lower c row, left to right: Bill Cu*hfog,-.Randolph Heat DaMaggts Yah- IS 71 17 SO A ll Madwtek, Crd J O IIP 19 I I AOS CriaavlB*. Fred Butterlln. Miamii mail* of Boot! it, Dick Raya Brillvan, lad. _„31 «S I 99 A00 J . T. McKalgM, GrinsvUla; J . ' K. prtmacy; lower t o r to sitting Gatotagar, Tig. 91 MS 17 U J79 Graham, JacksMvIlla: Bob W»l- No. 4 for the ,1a**, Ckarwater. Third row, loft poaltioa. HOME RUNS Yesterday's Results NATIONAL •tab* line. Mole* beaeet Dt4rteb. non. Maermeeet nurlabsoa. Beil­ in*. Pnabte *lari'. MsVavlaan te tnlilee. lo ti o» baeee ta lsn C Tl. Vanrenl I. B»,m bb twite off 'tveretreel 4. MeCewa I. Struck •at. kr o n n l n , ! t, KeMxllea I. 'Ilia tit OverelreM la T taalaae x for 4 rsaai off MeCawn la I laaleae 4 for I runs; off MsMallsn la I tnnlega I a# rasa. Paeaed VMni I’urr-ll. Winnie* plinhsr) WsMulltn. tsaln* pllsksri Over••real. Umpire*: tobr. Middo*a. THE STANDINGS Ina h’d com* lack—Ova Oamptoll have bran tore MBS® trill. ■,. Both clcti^co lectcd ssren hit* but the G-Men mlxtd tkeira with 11 fregipasaUa issued by a p air a t Islander* pitchers. Bowles, who started tto contest for tto Daytona Beech nine, g iv e op seven bases on bolls before to retired in tho h Inning, Kinael gave np four 'P«»»riHendanon, Ik* Gaiosevilie pi tee*r, wga oarer te tnohle, scattering t t o nates ring Iso of the Islanders vary affactlvaly., ,, , Bowie* gave up only thro# hits whtl* te th* gam*, and hi* sue* caaaor, Kins*', was greeted by a home run by MeDotgal. The other foqfltoa* knock of the gam* was mad* by,Shaw Deck. * F o u p fts t double play* featured th e game.' Throe of tto twin kUtega war* mad* by tto visiting An unbroken schedule with gmcBM eewry <tey.lt tho order In ; tto Florida Bute League a n t week. T to usual Monday boti­ d al wi» bo ikipped, and tto player* will not ret another day‘e wet until Mood* of week after n e a t ■ ; ,J • •■*'' * The Lookout* will play at home four dayt next week. Day­ tona Beach will play against them on Sanford Field tomor-’ row, S t Augustin* comes Tuaaday, Palatka will be to r e for a Thursday to U-holiday game, and then GstoasvIlU will ’ to beck to re next Saturday when It I* poeeihle that a double header will -to played. * Tto Islaad en came -tomorrow, emart lag from their defeat by the G-Men yeaterday, and an In --, tareeling contest la In prospect Tomorrow's game will begin at 3 o'clock. :■;> ■• Next week'* schedule la tto Florida S tate League la ah folkrwe: „ SUNDAT . * Daytona Ueaq, at Sanford. Palatka a t Datond. 8L Augustine at Gainesville. * MONDAY . ___ ____ • Hia f a d - a l J h f le M B a c k Datond a t Palatka. Gainesville at BL Auguatlna. TUESDAY St- Auguatlna at Sanford. Datond a t Itejtoaa Beach. Palatka a t Gsinotvilte. * WEUNESI»AY Banfonl a t tit.. Augustine. Caloesrille at PalUka. Daytona Beach at -Datond. THURSDAY . Palatka a t Hanford. SL Auguatlna a t Daytona Htmh Gainesville at DaLand. FRIDAY Sanford a t Palatka. Daytona Baach a t St. Anguatlne. . D atond a t OalaesTilte. SATURDAY OelneevUle a weak from Sunday, and If tho double-header la not played off hero next Saturday it will probably be played then* that day. T to doublo-toadar U **** • “ ! by the G-Man. ly more than earn. Daytona H a a e k 100 noo loo— t Gajaeavin* loo 014 llx —10 Freak Capra, tto film director, oaco wrote "gaga" for “Our �Buford b Tbo (Wy C nrtnt' F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g B a il, H f e h U A nd W a to i f r t u p o r l a U u A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1936 V .d.m' Postoffibe Force Will Have HolliUy On Memorial D fj N rt f c ta rt,,. YOUNGSTERS PARADE IN SAFETY DEMONSTRATION BankruptcyAct Is Unconstitutional 'i l m k l Day. win b* ohnarved m a b o lt Youth Urea 6 Hours After Care Meet In Head-Off Crash At Ekrly Hour gubday Boy In Hospital Yet Unconscious d»r by tbo port office. Thera will b* no delivery of the n u ll bjr either O ty or reiki carriers, ‘hough nuD will ha collected Smaller Expenditures Shown In Filin* Of Second Statements Required By Statute Seminal* Comty candidate* for political office* did net apond near­ ly a* mock durtag tbo ’m at fort­ night, accord Inf to th* aacond expen** statement* that had to j* filed by teat Botarday. as they did th* for* PM* «f th* campaign and which m ioante war* shown on the statement* « f lta y 7. Th* May 7 lU U Iaeata shown* th* aiyeadW terae a t | 7 J I U t white th* a*cood atatotaant* (which iacloda th# first) show a total of M , m 84. Candidate* far sheriff apost th* U rfaat aUaoata, each of than around *300 to data, with th* bif Pappwad on th* .face, neck and field of candid*:t* to r County cheat with buckihot, th* d**d body Commlaalon«r also spending *is•f. a young negro man wi* found In the woods about three mil** to add to thalr aspanaaa during fr*m Centra about 4 o’clock Sun­ th* laat fortnight. Thaaa at* A. day afternoon. John Bennett mad* a Wagner, candidate to r th* leg­ B ara at* ahown aomc of tha MOO »ch<w| children from 18 i t . t r . who paraded down Coeiatltutlon the gniMom* discovery while he islator* la Group t ; L. E. Jordan, w aa. picking blackberries about candidate to r tha achoal board) Avuau* In Washington In a gigantic safety demon.tritlon. All ar* member* of patrol, -which' »«rvv awa half mil* off th* Sanford- Jama* C. iWmatar. aaadWato. for, *■ gwangtan* a/- t/HMUna achaai «hlMn-n >t .tre e t Ccrosslng* anil th* 'Ik*, la th* background can b* Juetlc* of tha peace la th* fourth, ***n tha Capitol. (AP Photo) Gansvsi highway. Y . - Jaatlre of tha Puaa* J . 5 . Lacan and Theodor* Anita and if. C. Xaa* Imparmtiled a coroner', jury whldh •el, candldatoa tor Jwrtle* aTUia' rlawad tha aeon* shortly after tha peace la th* third dtotrtet) and discovery waa made, aid adjoju-noi Glen Matcn'.f and 0 . F. Sloan can­ didate* fa r conatabl* la th* third until thl* afternoon, .• .Deputy Sheriff O. H. Flynt **^T taM eta) amouat* ayant by tha pressed th* opinion that tha pagrr. who wna between BO and IS year* candldatoa to daft*, aa ahown by follow: af age and who has no* e i yot been hath itot*manta, city n e w s Stal* Swat* Identified waa murdered, but that W. H. Pugraa ~ -------• th* crime waa not committed at Ltfialatar* th* cpbt where the body waa found. S a y * O n h O n e A id e d , , •• Group On* Ha picked up a place af canvaa P a r t y ’ s F i n a n c e s a . m . *na o:4o p. m * •* which tad leate . to th# deputy that g. E. Brady ------------I18.9S th* body waa carried la It Into th* H. J . Lehman ----------L ast Group Two wood*. Th* officer al*o found a TIM Hipping from th a Jacksonville Gordon Barnett -----TUnea-tlnkm of tart Tu**day, to­ A. O. W a g n e r------------------ 4740 ' o - f ‘ _____ gether with a partly imakad clga-, Harry W in g ---------------------» • « data* for governor of Florida subscribed to tha Demoertllo An important cm County Jadg* Sidney J . NU V M l party*# financial fund four year* Woodmtn Clrcl# 1* 0 . W. Bpancar ----\M M ago, and that on# ga*a "only n o'clock th l. *r*nlng Frad P. Con*. W, Kail. ________ B. W. W a r * -------------U t i l ton dollar bilk gubernatorial . candidate, told. . . . Seminole County voter* twtwton1 F art Illgh F riw t'C . X. Bumph B. F. HouahaMar shower* U*t Saturday eight. Mr.j will center th* Royal Arch daJohn O. Laaflardy — Coaa add h* wa* In a txi.ltIon to, gTre at a meeting of Monro* W. Herbert Maaaar____ know, aa ha accepted th* finance Chapter of the Ma.on* In Maaonle S. A. B. W llkiaaoa----chalm un.hlp upon hi. return; Hall Tuesday etoning at I o’clock, . Sheriff convention -- - MSMPH1B, May M e-PraaU ant Paal B ig g e r* -----------288.15 from ------ th* -- - Chicago -----------------------, 108,75 whar* ha voted th* Florida dale-1 Judge J*>. G. Sharon la to daa M. H a n d ------- -----<00.55. ra tio n te r tha nomination of. Ilvar a speech In Holly Hill this J. H. U * _______ — I1S.K F ran k lin D. R oaaevalt (evening « i>1 will addrvm* voters In J. r . M cClilland------->08AO| Mr. Con# .aid h a waa also an c « ° a ■<«/ IUytona Heach tomorEdmund W. Mtlach — 119.10 a ltern ate delegate to th* B a ltl- |r o - • « nln» - _____ B. J. Overstreet ....... 271J8 more convention when Woodrow. , . ... . , Lewi. A. T a t # ----------IWIIaon wa* nominated and r r - 1 J «rry C arter, c.ndldale for govd a r k af Caart 148.45 turned to Florida to find th a t V“ r' w111 ' ^ ’k O. P. Herndon ------- — <09.10 th* Hcnublleana had two Saturday morning »t 11 o clock Walter L. Morgan — Murder Indicated One Car Demolished, By Wounds Found Other Wrecked A* Speeders C o l l i d e On Negro’s Body S p eeding c a n e n a h e d t a • h e a d -o n collision n u r ^ t h e a o u th d t y lim its a a r i r S u n ­ d a y m o rn in g b r o u g h t d e a th M p o n e young m a n a n d c rttl- Deputy Sheriff* Jack' Hlckaoo and M. C Gordon aald that Word waa (Wring touth and Gayle wa* driving north, whgn th* tars, both traveling a t U gh apaod, mat about llo yard# north of tha Ratliff wracking yard about t o’clock. Kelt* wua riding on tha frtm t aaat of GayV* car and TUlta waa asleep aa th* bach •ant. Tha w ra k a g a -a f th* aar* waa practically complete, ao much pond repair,' ?;• Young Gayle had (pent tha win. i? £ £ 5 1 zasr& z Bo Uamhat th* GrimbaO hams, 1111 to-____ m . A. Body Discovered In Wood Near Geneva Sunday Afternoon Act Contested ’\ Can’t Collect From By Bondholder* ——i Defunct Company Ahead Of Others Claimed Confiscation, Of Property With­ WASHINGTON. May *»■—(*> out D u e Process —Th* 1933 Florid* law giving resident* of th at atota priority over other ita le i and th* f«d•ra l foremment la th# payment of claltni sgatnst an Insolvent surety company from a *75,000 depot It required for dolnf bu»ln*aa In th* alat* w tl held uncnatltuttonal today by th* Suprema Court, W A S H IN G T O N , M a y H L -* ( A P I — T h e 1934 M unicipal B a n k ru p tc y A ct, pagaed b y , th e N ew Deal O n g T ea a, WM. held u n c n n a tltu tfo m l to d a y by th e S uprem o C o u rt. A R to 4 decision deliv ered b y J u s tic e M cReynolda conclud­ Th* )• (Illation w ti challenged e d : “C hallenge t o v a lid ity o f by th* federal foT«rnm«nt which the sUtuto muit ta w " contended It had priority over talned." _ _ ', Ju.tle* Oardoio, Chief Juattaa all other. In th* collection of Hughe* and Ju.tlce* Brand*!* and Ston* *..«rt*d th a t “tha statu te, I* conatltutlonaL" • Tha majority , differed with a ruling by tha Fifth Circuit Court of A ppaalr upholding th* legiataUan. Th# law waa challenged by t o * tala bondholder* of, ^ Camareu county, Texaa, Water Imyrwra* ment DUtrie t No. C— O ne Th*F.; m .nt Dletrlct contended th# act took property A without du* pcocee of Uw “ 4 > violated atata'a right*. Th* laglalatloa wen lntendadt* aid eltle*, eountlea and other pa*y lltlcal iubdlvlilone J f radaaa , their ind*bt*dn*M through f»4- . oral bankruptcy court*. BonoO holder* attacking the Uw own#4 . •pproxlm tU lf on«-Unth of \ 000 In bonds ouUUndlnf. aald they were offered only G l j Tha State Board of Social Wel­ ter*, District No. 11, furnished per cent of the face rata# «* lb * ; surplus commodities. .valued _ a t obligation* under th* teergnniate . <14488 to t,083 temlllea during Th# Southern Taxaa Fedem March, and <04 tem lllt. In Semi­ nole County received tha*# sur- DUtrlct Court held th* act lifral-plus commodities during March Id and dlamliMd th* debt ra> from th# State Board of Social funding plan. It required a MWrWalter*. Thl* food and clothing 000 loan from tha RacoutrMtJaW] distributed In Bamlnol* County Finance Corporation. Undo* thg.* waa worth 53A42. Semlnol* Coun­ UgUUtlaa, an agreement had <• ' ty needy families racatvad <3,083 be approved by th* Federal C a n t worth of eontmodltl*. In F.bruary. and a majority a f th* tredltara,': Beef, milk, applaa, prana* oatmeal ranging under certain condition# 1 and eegatebla* war* distributed In from 68 2-8 per cant to 71 par March. Th* 8tat* Board of Social cent. Walter* alto grant* th*sa comTh# act wa* recently extended modltUa to famlll** avitited by to 1940. I t waa Introdocad by i In Florida, on* the "111* vrhlte," « d ,n • ^ , r 1 }U lur'<,jr a .o s .'.M .i .fc_____ n afternoon a t 4 odock. tha Semlnol* County Welfare de­ Rapraaantatlv* J , Mark WHcty. partment. of Florida. . Department of Agriculture, ap­ Tha State Board of Social Wal­ pointed last weak by .tvcrtlary ter* delivered commodities to Wallace of tba Department of •vary school In Samlnol* County Baaford F. Doodaay Agriculture on th* raqut.t of whar* free school lunches war* & C. S q u ire * ------Secretary Darn of ‘-ha War De­ being glv.n to neaady children. J. H. Trutaak partment. _. Tha State Board of Social Wel­ Bapt. af Scl J. C. Chats, J. O. Cha.e, Ran­ ter* hope* to b* able to attend T. W. Lawton _ dall Ch*M, Gu* Sehmah, Oacrg# thla work with tha school* ao that t . Whltmar, IL Jama* Gut and by next fall more rural schools SOUTHAMPTON, E n g l a n d , ■'} B. T. H aines--- ^-----89.00 98.-{/P>—I I I * Etlward . r. And*non mat with ih* d*U- will be abls to opan lunch room*. May L. B. J o r d a n ----- -----11.00 gallon from Washington and In many cat*, th* Board of flaw from Windsor, lb# a##aud'.*,1 J. H. M tn lc h -----------K.W gave them a maaa of data and Social Walter* docs not give any time h# he* Uk#n to tbs nta j Frad T. W illiam*------1180 mapa that bad been gathered by relief to a family, but otter* aarv- • Ire* becoming th# aovvrsIgB, to Caaaty Cammlaakamr the committee. The da Ieg. lion Icaa which ara worth more than head th# royal family ta ftaal -><1 First DUtrlct n pecta to visit other section, of relief. Th# work w ith' th* Boy’s Inspection of th* gtaat Unto - .1| 'Choi. Dunn ---718# Ih* iteta before returning to and Glrl’c Industrial school* do** Queen Mary today. Ha waa W ’i S i Oh i o s n w a r TW ssl Washington. ■'a '.'i m not laclud* any relief but manna tha air 81 minutes. Th* King hlraaelf drove the c a f . / i much to th# community. Most bay* and glrla leave tha Indoa- to th* airport. At tha liner ha i'll trtal school with tha Intention cf mat Queen Mary, tha Duka aa4(\ci “going straight" but all to often Duchea* of York, Priacaaa RUan* Art thalr bom* Ilf* la so unsatisfac­ bath, tha Duka and Duchaai a f / ' 0*re*m agn'nnl t,w| ’,hlth °P«i**d Sunday In Knov**•“ ^ 7 ” to ry and tha community pays ao I Kant and tha Duka and O t t M t a f l p m n > ago nn l ^ McUulta plana to return Authorillaa, with tensionundimHttl# attention to helping them of Gloucaater who cam* from Lou­ DETROIT, May K — IdV-TV. S ? FrUlay morning, InUhad and th l. Holy City Ilk. th a t they drift back lao th* old don by train. *77Waif ey t-nn _ ‘ armod camp. Imposed aa bod habits. Th* Board af Social foiteral govsmmant will ha ached Tha giant liner sails te r Navr i 1J 3 5 S ? n,HHo,,| A third bus hss boon added lo emergency ban Friday night on all Walter* win work with Juvenile iYork on- bor maldan voyaga Oiaatoe. <hm Sanford-Dayton* Baach ran. motor traf” ‘ Courts In any caaa Involving Ja- WWdnssday. Mr. Cana, th* It laavo* Hanford a t 1:50 A. M, half af P vanll* delinquents or dsp*iyj«nts. « ta »M* ram- arrivvs In Daytona Baach a t 10:15 Kffactlv* KINSTON, & O . May <Sv rinas**v ard ih* a , M, laavoa th* Baaak at 9:10 special pal —Tha childran’* sou ha a aU th at ih* bud.-et p. If., and arrive* ta Sanford al qulrod for monkeys—named for tha ■ tompooad of th* 19X9 P. M. Tha other baa*, leave , British lUaa called on •ad city cooncilmmu ’ta rt and •’more Sanford for Daytona a t 11:30 A . additional to stamp out ch <8 Jews, 18 MARIANNA, May 2 5 . - Aa la. 1st Ian bava been vaotlgatloa ordered by tha WPA 19, when an waa underway today to ascertain night end Tuesday ossapt for lleoca strike bo­ Ih* caw* af a fir* which swept a osaMorad sh aw m on tha aatrsm* ar* demanding W ork. Pragma# Administration ta n Aver*go south co ast Cktrama worthw*.: _ . aritia* atop Jaw- canning and food dlaburtlag plant rib . Average Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and lah Immigration and aata of land hare Saturday night, dhrtroytag Mar. Avvrasra Taenday; show m la th a sxtrem. to Jawi, 't f 'j , . 2.000 gallon# af honey, a targe want portion Tuesday. Moderate Jeraalam Jaffa, w h m all quantity of flow and other aupstroat traffic la now protected pttee Intended te r th* uBanployad a f f th e eoait. CammUslon, KatlmaUf damage t* maahtaary tag Jhnaacola 'Government Men iTold Of Dangers S j! BRIEFSI Canal May Bring L oyal D em ocracy!, t r s i P d S . O f C andidates I s g S H D ou b ted In By C one Campaign ^ cll, c— - »• At Memphis Meet Definite A c t i o n I s T o B e Taken Against Townsend To 4 Decision Of' Preference Given 5 Supreme Court Is Against Law Pro* Floridians Killed posed By Floridian By Supreme Court | Washington G r o u p Spends Day With L o c a l Committee H .'TS.r'" Government To Be Aaked To Uproot m ‘Black Shirts’ ■uch debt., A unanimou. doc(lion waa dallvered by Ju.tle* Brandeli. It reverted a ruling by th* Florida Supreme Court. 'A 175,000 depoitt waa mad* In Florida In 1930 by th* New J*rMy Fidelity and G la.i Plate Company. It waa placed In th* hand, of New J tn e y official* for liquidation In May, 1932. Claim* for *14.000 and <75.000 wer* filed by th* Uni tad State*, bated on ball bond*. 2,063 Seminole Families Helped By Welfare Board tUOHa. 4 A—ria. ^ Additional Troops Sent To Holy City Fire Investigation !■ Ordered By WPA LOCAL WEA' flljd^lisis. R e j e c t Communist Proposal O ^ K U t^ y May Uk— praties c l " fining* I I K - G P l- violation I highway, i chairmen- BOY DROWNS W l parted tart night Prod eawpalgn �%-^ lfP ffP A T , M AT~g, m i MAN DA KIN ON THE HO / r ' GUAVA JELLY . -At toanb 1* dthytofass v® us?anJS l l t S U t fcll . « Um k a lf, ' o lUtia aklaalaariM l- S w u M :m m k™, h e ia o f Sem inole C o u n ty '* flow irig w tlli <*>c* n o t know o f th y fre q u e n t d iffic u lt in o b ta in in g su ffic ie n t w a te r fo r thefif a ‘ “Remember* t h a t C e n tra l F loridw ra in fa ll an n u a lly ," h e co ntinue*, n h fte e tft m oat o f th e ra in la In th e lu m m k r a n d <«tary la h a ry e a te d l a w in te r, th e d r y a w a te r,” h e f u r th e r ex plain*, "ha* F lo rid a w ould b e s u b m e r g e d ' It possible w ay, in clu d in g a u b te rra ih th e u n d e rly in g lim esto n e w hich d I h av # rfijWdlf d ru h lt f r e d l y a te T 0 f A ftantfc O cean th r e e mllea o f f A n aa taa id can al, th e g a o ld fin t* any, # 0 1 n o t ta p “T h e * e a -lr ___ » ’ ____ a . , - r __________ite rfa h e a n w a tfre o u ra e m a t t th e valleye o f th e OklawaUa an d th e W ithlncoochee a w deep en ed to 30 f e e t below seaM fvel; If it doejt, If w it! b e nt) tr ic k a t all to block th em off. P ro b a b ly th e f lo # p f e u rfa c e w afer In to th e c u t will m a k e i t n e e e u d r y to d e e p e n m a n y o f th e ■hallow fa rm walla in th e im m ed ia te v ic in ity o f th e canal, b u t t h a t in th e only im p a irm e n t o f (h e f r e a k w a te r auppiy th a t fa n be an tic ip a te d . A nd now listen to th in , “ An f o r a g ric u ltu re , th e w a te r w hich nouriahea cro p s In F lo rid a doea n o t com e f ro m theae u tr ie r g ro u n d stre a m * b u t fro m r a in f a ll o n tta w ay th ro u g h to th e d ra in a g e o u tlet* . N o ch an ce, s a y i th e G eological ;# * ? * * 1 f^hu^exnf.u^^nff*t>,0U<ht CONSTRAINT Btos’ one wear stoning drees »o • . ■ ttabd speeches T t tm ' snspislou* of ike kind to thoughts peep * think Whoa they are all dressed op. •wide*, he added, my formal robes As* daw much toe tight. aa w ■ u>e NUCIFER Why la It, poadared the old statos- yifa a r e not e n g in e e r o r g eo logiat e n o u g h to know th e an aw era to all th e in tr ic a te tech n ical q u estio n * ra ise d by (hi* ca n al c o n tro v e rsy , b u t w hen th e y a a y t h a t flow ing w-JJs e/w n a t noodm i l a C e n tra l F lo rid a f o r th e p ro d u ctio n of crop*, w o real!** th e y d p o 't k now w lta i th e y e r e talking ab o u t, am ! If th a lr k n o w led g e o f t h e f i n e r point* o f th ia problem ia no b e tte r th a n th e ir v e ry su p e rfic ial u n d errtn n d im r o f th e need* o f S e m in o h C o u n ty f a n n e rs , th e y o re n o t to be tru s te d v e fy fa r. fovtraaiitaut buildings always t h e haunt of squirrels t Justice* stow ed to pea* on the y to etM . arguing th a t WMr had not gat actually to ed rigulaWd ,rvl that d u n * u W eaaa before ths c u r t What the minority M l In to derided It thay CM M lkto d u ra as a caaa, we do n « (now, Tt*y rofgtt hato agreed With Ota majority. In any vvvnt., w» know / QO&b'tiJt You rem em b er p r e tt y U ttla M a rg u e rite C lark o f th e m ovies som e tw e n ty y e n ra ag o (*hc w aa on e o f o u r s e c re t lovea w h en w o w ere a b o u t 12 y earn o f a g t .) W ell, a h * q u it th e m rivito in 1016 a n d g o t m a rrie d , a n d ah a ia o n a m ovie octree* ( f h e only " :a!i) whose marriage stuck. H e r huabnnd, ncr viuHunnu, diuijr i ■ nuJiaiha, a TpIlHonalre lumber­ ACKNOWLEDGMENT CMaago was thought to be •oerafri to the E ast _ man, came froth um _ok!____ Louisiana family who had mada l e t not long ago, In a sudden cL to ___ ■* e. _^ - • alt a th e ir m oney in au n ar can e, oil, lum ber™ E nd th e b a n k in g A fte r h ia m a rr ia g e to th * ac tre a a # h a n ahe Eke toaasd away a whole hour of buainaaa. w aa ano o f th e m o at p o p u la r In th * c o u n try , h a to o k h e r ^ h ir IH* . ' ' to h la h o m e In th e little to w n o f V atteV aon tat B t. M a ry To adopf our Hew Vy>rk Time. A ti hssr spUes, ta r IVj million P ariah , a n d th e re th e y liv e d q u ie tly f o r m a n y y e a n . 8b q u ie tly d id th e y live, fn fa c t, t h a t few Motile av er knew w b a t h a d becom e o f h e r. T h e re w e re no d r u n k e n orFour handrsd aad fifty years, rle a to B ut in to h ead lin e* , no p u b lic acan d ala o r d iv o rce. Otd Loopy, blsaa her eompsUlho S h e lived th e re Ju at a* a n y o th e r h o u se w ife m a n a g in g th e chorea o f h e r hom e. B eaidea hla b u ainaaa, W illiam * w aa Wtu da saytklag To catch up. NO OOACHINO I went to Uw thsatsr With tho author to ths aaecsaaful plane c ra s h e d an d b o th h e an d h ia p ilo t w e re killod. «.i. khatt, A message to ag ‘ A ftrc s i W J f t S s I f S l •s t r r s a a a s ,* t f « r a E S A N F O R D T W E N T Y Y E A II8 A G O hi ought to railroad.. 1, 19SJ, wtro I7,o n - *w tar tkv doyroastav. .toy m rtora to Itrt toisator U. pcuktttlty Bfrri,T fO B LON 6 HKRVICB waShinoto??;1iS IT 'S C -w i Rjfte; M.r fUia*. T«e H to to goon w j l f m —Tho Ohio primary tuntad out1military sto cota la Ethiopia kas IBERIA. Mo. May » — to mton alt' things to' alt Huttons, brought has to ths aooond phaM A • tardy hnwfmtoU town bri't kht It loft oao m atter portlralar- a t tho African venture, making n t o . than lo a y e a n ago by bar ly unaottlsd—tho courts to bo It pay. >sbn g r.a* gmwdfkt W , ta. «rad pu round- a t tho convsation by Published appropriations for by Mian Hytota fUmbertos to tf**h Senator Borah. the wrir to to ts total 10,000,000,. finis and how much In f Wnefc, ti<k waariny>to roarin'# Junior collet*. Rspahlicant profoasod tn- 000 lira, equivalent to about 4 . - ............ ’ > * *■» t tours foment at tho tlx perm it bllUop doJWs'. pries*, ‘fb* minority rsnArSJ an Democratic “nrateet rote" m i n it I T m war coots were raised la opinion orf price* and ndoiog lahbr. Only the afctaC Justice rendered an opinion oil both, holifluf th rt by requisitionIng to for? prices cotiki Act regulatSd and that nllu ana ascurliCa hal<f If : w afts coilU npt bo reguhtedl , The arfumCntd In the court Uirnel atawat •p iUWlif en ftg Bonw» BonK support*!! M t It | '■ question of what O f court had to j decide at t l h toouient. I t waa to almost obliterated hla prospects ’j that quratlon Chad If aj|fIt thrs* of obtaining the nomination. o r t o t a llXs-flv- way* rather than oar the riot* fcaRepublicans who would like to *w suits rials' upoa damsnUl qusstton of what Csn* supptose the Borah votes to' the her fubma light 'frsss ha* th* povksr tn do. perty expressed ailBfted anInitopsndaitaL i Th* door Is, tbsrvfUra, opsa, lo t eouragement and undailwaaa provide many, If net vary wld* opsa, to e law (hrTo all, the effect of the voice IW Biatorikis th at log prlcqa hot del stags*. Tharp to F ather Charles K. Cooghlhi la a t « rot la, vags - * Is, # f evuts*. room for an hddtat w inning. au^port for congrooalov Wotlt rubber. Irort dHTcronc* to oplatoa a# to wbsthar •I Candida tea' he Indorsed loombd! ala, auggr, Usabsr price fixing la the way to d sri with aa an Important factor. , Those who would Uke to ' son President Roosevelt upset poIntaJ [h la await q«a*U- Uero ran be wedb difference to with delight at the Dtmocratk acta n rta optatea nbouf the labor proyiaiana vote for Henry Breckinridge- It [pacts to develop which hgro been knocked out. was about ala percent of tbs I ma tb it Ethiopia*. | They provided th at whsn coal opDemocratic total. Bhould ala psrh ahouM' a r t h r craters who produce two^hhrds to cant of thoas who votsd for Mr.' what tab Btato. the national tonnaga msks ad ltooasv.lt In 1032 awing to tha M of It, agreea>rat about th* hours to la* RapubUcan nqmlnss, tbsy **MdUppths Islanda, .W " ■srtsd, tha ita ts would go R»* a third as stock seating half tha miners, th at ***Mpublican, other factors remain­ ing ths asm*. But w hit thoas asms RapabUcaaa found difficult to explain was th« fact that whUa Borah, ____ _—___. . . two-thlrda to the tool aad ropnon only five dstagatca, hla can­ eonvhwiag protontosatatt#* to half taoa^Mra, are didates for dals-gatse-at-Urgo polled about U psrcsnt to tho total Republican primary veto. | yv__ _ x Borah «upport.rs aaw ha U ut too much straw. Th* tact a protoot against A c -ok» guard- this organisation to your* la much mops potent ta a a th* tta torod and ascooraged by pmeent protest within the Demo- grimpa a t the oehMl autaoi *sssFL, _ atatiatlca Hint th* federal regulation a t labor conditions In mining and Stemfatiarihg s o l aigricultur* la oneofiatHotlona] In tho opinion o t a t least rig Jbcttoe*! possibly fat tho opinion ot oil tho Justlaed. On tho e tls r part ot the tot, whkN f t n s piricas, tho sltaoUon wheat, (a they not believe It i l u ■boat to ri! Tbs u y to tW to price firing a , a remedy for over-production U *h*t yew tM .top wA price *hoWi I have tieen unahle to eontaet m<raohatfy. itro l^ n f the grounds to tho State IW c a r * .- WdiliM -tu i. t- Win Join Kn. Itoy who laft act end seeks ago. M& Boy baa closed a rory aacClarita Mariwcthcr IsaVsa this ccaeful asasoo aad aipeeta to re­ week far a visit with hla p a n a ta turn la tha fall. , kt Lyathhprg. Va. aad M ug wffl S a f e t y E d u c l a n k Wight la th* gracious yousg boateas s f charming bevy of lassie* this weak In ton- B taedR f f A'ro* Jt toriftrta *4 �7 Junior High F Draw Good Khadra Culpepper Loyal Democracy Is Guestjbl Honor In Drama Of War Spies Ckpadty audience. ilt tn M ; t t t y m w rttU w o f the Second Junior W. L S lef entertained Thundwy afternoon a ; Mr*. B ill.’ home on l a h . G en.ra w ith a crtxc* laneou. •hower In honor of MUo Khadis Hick School Fro'lc rtren Wit Thiwhy cad Frida; evening* •* tha school auditorium with * Mbs Susan Kirtley of the achool, taking part. Muiic w*» furnished by th a torn MMmd Rood i f O rton* achool occh e.tr. under the direc­ spent the week-end here with U r. tion of T. M. Dolliaon, and th# “ ■ ernoon included a program ol mu.ic participated In by Mr* Robert Murphy, Mia. Nettle Mar .J R | Fowler. Mia. Opal Peter* of Red Mr. and Mrs. John C. Langley lln* College and Douglav* Bl'la. *f Dajtaaa Beach .pent today Mr*. Murphy sang, ” 1 Love Yo« her* wtU Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Truly,” and ’T h e World Is W al­ Langley, Mayfair. ing For The .Sunrise,” w ith' ac eompanimrnt by Mist Fowlei ■ tor. keeper: Mr*. France* HickMU* P c tih rendered pitno MU* Fraacaa Ckrpant.r of OaL JlmmW ^ loa; and Dougla** nil • gave *cv wata. Iowa, la th* gulat of Mlaa win, . t o n keeper’* I real selection* on the taw. Klalao Fartlg a t the Montetuma Lee Ren.ud, th .lr daoghtr, A rb b tu i; Mlk. Sau., Arbulua’ I At the conclusion of the mualrii Hotel far two weak*. and K .nt Rossetter, Jr., William program two "bunnies” ap petre Lafflcr, Jr.. A. W.W'.pp, J r , Tom1 and escorted the honor guest to i Mr. sad Mrs. L. B. McLeod of ' 1 throne, trlm-m-d with fern and WUlistan spent Satarday sight my Cobb and H*rry Brownlee, flanked with tnll haslet* of yel her* with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph a town lo a ftn ; W .bber W .lbom , low and white gladioli, is here ah' Wight, Lake Onoro. "Mo**’’! Eugene Tlpplne. sonataHcrbeH Marahall and Gertrud, wa* crowned “Queen of May ‘ hie; M argaret Spencer. Mraf ,n ..-p,, Wf Mr, t Again," d ram , a Ml»» Virginia Y .rhoro Bh so Mr*. T. J. Bagg. rttomed Son- HolmMi Irma Doudn.y. Mr*. ^ lh . R ltl T heater. T MU* M argaret Culpepper serve fa y to her horn, in Tamp, after Black; Miriam Methvln, Mr*. ipiei" *a maid, of honor to spending a week her* with Mrs. Bang*, and Ed Higgins, J r , m ilk ____________ and presented her « l* r t A. C McLendon. baskets fll’ed with gift rarinu. gueati. Mr. and Mr*. Maoric* ZelmenoThe guest* were received d'-rt" vlta of Bran.wlck, Ga., formerly he afternoon by Mr*, nil s. Mi of thl* cRy, announce the birth of holder*: Kenneth Guatavaon, ______ Sieg, Mis* Culpepper and fi­ twin aorta Sunday at Brunswick mother: Melvin Catch*), Harry M) w . R. WATSON .Mi*. 1* I. Fra .Mr, Mr*. PAW* rm ther. Mr*. K attla Well* Culpoi Hospital. Hunter, ami Mr*. Victor Green en­ per Sttiam cytr. WaUaot Smith. Waa<;m*ral D ir tt^ r S*nfor<f again pitsant* th r «p- tertained with a luncheon ami Hrfreshment* w ere served b» Georg* Anderson ha* arrived k y Cunningham, Wada Singletary. and Carlton Analcy, bar chi Id ran X portint'.y to parents the privlIe-M bridge party Fri ay afternoon *1 lh" hostesses Ussfeted I V Me from LooUlana Skat* U nlv.nity mU„ „ | n f r„ nc^ | th* home of Mr*. F ratier on Walter Yarborough. Mr». J .T . Mr F . E. Roumalllat won high »eora to .pend the aummir vacation « ,d O ayd. Forguion. a .how gW . of . „ S o c ia lly num ber, w ar. glean ptU||rlI1| of w l|ft# (|, r j i r „ ,,,n | Celery Avenue in honor of Mr* ' mn. Jr., Ml*. Kdaou Goit, nn p rise, a t th# bridge party and with his parents, Mr. and Mn. Edward S. McCall Rose, and other f°"ow8: • f.ir children between the age* of} garden flower* in pastel .hade* Mr*. I>.ivld Speer. Those preaee luncheon given Friday a ft .m oon Otto H. Aruler.on were; Mis* K h a'ru Culpeppe ,0Bfour and 11. fh r th* mesah e n of tha Dnpllcnt* ware used as decoration*. hi n r geest. Ml*. II. II. Pattlshnl' “Goody-Goody". C l.yda ForgwThr 83nford M inl.terlal A.*..Club by Mrs. Frank L. Miler a t Bridge was played In th . morn , "Going to Clap MyH andi, Mad* elation railed a group of Women Ing and p rises were awarded fo Mr*. Kilson Golt, Mr*. I.e»l« hgr bom* la M ayfair. alyn Truluelc and E ? t!yn 8 lilta. togeiher forming an n m l l i * Mrs. n . B. Purilun. Mr*. 0. II llrown, Mr*. H. I n ty , Mr*. I). I.iuo "Japanese Sandman.'* Kllsabath com mi tee for the purpose of per-j Brown, and Mrs W alte^lL Harb Mr*. Walter Yarborough, MriU-J Pippin. , fertmg th l. movement. Mi*. Ann. Mrs, Brown had high .core, Mr*. T. Mrl.rin, Mr*. A. A. Moran, Mrs Dance, Joyce Whlddon. Van Dvvantar, director of r»- Purdon, low score, and Lira. Bach A. E. Moran, Mrs. L. A. Sheldon Mr*. Jeanette Marshall, Mr*. Mar " I Don’t W ant to Mak* H b to ry ," llgicu* o ucatlon of tha PreWty- waa lucky in rutting. » V: J - J- Bully left • MI'dred Clause. caret Everett, Mr*. 0*.l* F!yn< t.r i.n C hurch'of Florida, m et with Luncheon was served Informal1; Mi*. J T. McLain, J r , Mr*. W. oration.. JeckaoavlUe Sunday afternoon on "Wha-Hoo," Orten FarrtU the commltlee to' assist w ith sug.. at the card Us'de* the hn»t#s«e*. DnnirU, Mr*. Elhal Thomas, M r Those present worn: Mr*. A. F. the B. 8. Algonquin for a visit to ge.ti.ma. for the development oil ax*Uted by Mr*. II. M. Rumbley. Connelly. Mr*. F. K. RoumUUt, their eon-In-law gnd daughter, Mr. Acrobatics, Rosa Merchant. J. V. Too'e and Mr*. Klttl* Wei i Mra. J. E. Brauae. Mra. . R.- A. Walter Kuenatner In New "W# Joined tbo N ary," Clayda the >r**ion to 1* held beginning Those present were: Mr*. Edward Culpepper. Forgu.on. June 21 through a period of two 8. McCall. honor gucat, Mr*. W. 'Newman, Mr*. Bamoal Pub a ­ York CUy, Also Mr*. C. II.* Ward. Mr*. An T ap Acrobatic, Beverly W e.maa. " « k»' t,08ln» » llh » Pro* r8m br B. Bnvnley. Mrs. John I . HrumU-y ni« Wtrd, Mlaa Ruth Ward, am ton, Mra. E- M. Galbwav, Mra. Mr*. Her* ert Russell. Mrs. Watson Mra At SUkes and daughter of tt. F. Houaholder, and Mra. D. “Lights Out," Elisabeth Pippin *"• *‘u<,,nUMU* Op*l Peter* of Winter Park and Nall Staw art. Hupeiinttndtnta of three tie- Wallace, Mr*. Hoy F. Mann. Mr*. MU* Alexia Meet and MU* Rod Wildwood and Mlaa Clara La* Blow L- Thrasher. J. O. iMncy, Mr*. W alter II. Bach. *f Savannah, O a, attended the "L#t Y o u n .lf Go," Madalyn T ru- .p*rlm ," u * 7 ", g e r. of Geneva: Mr*. Jam rs Wil shower given In honor of Mite Mr*. R. G. Fox. Mr*. Lee Conolev. •on and Mr*. A. G. Wagner o ' th* much needed equipm ent N. ° ' .pr'* Mr*. 0 . E. McCall. Mi*. II. M Chuluota; Mrs. Jam es Coate*. Mr* Mra. H. M. Pap worth, Mra. W al­ Khndrn Culpepper by Mrs. J. a " I t I t Tru* W hat Thsy S ay BHla, Jr. and Mrs. W. U Sleg laat Rumbley, Mr*. Clarke l<*inardy. te r L Morgan. Mra. E . Oompton, week , About D lxlol" F e t.ll. H u rt, g ™ These . i d n t l ' u w l l ! , Mra. E. I. Hoy. Mr*. Rupert John William M ar:ln. Mr*. M* j In Geneva. and Mra. A. W. Knox are taking Mary Wiggins, Nall Htownrt, , ppotot , full fa u lty for th . Strlek'and, Mr*. B. B. B*<rgett Martin. Mr*. T. W. Lawton. Mr* reservations which may ala* be and Lout** Perkin*. . functioning of th .lr Individual d#- Mr*. F . D. Scott, Mr*. George R U ert Mivphy, Mr*. Theov’urc Mr. and Mra. Harry Lee enter. Itelg.rson, Mr*. Don Oarraway Thoa# taking p a rt In th* wed- p lrlm ln U . mad* by telephoning th* Waman'a Mined In honor of their nleco, G rots, Mr*. A. II. M.honey, Mr*. Mr*. Jo.eph L elnhart and the Club, 7 9 J . Ticket# fo r bridge M lu Ev.ly* WUktoeon. with a ding caremony war*:' Wttmr TO-, K .gU trellon of children will b# Ml**.. T h.lm a Tew, N cttl. Mae player* may b* purch ased foe Me hoom party thl* week-end at Day. Ue, Harold Clause, W alter Marl- u k .n a t th* FUt B aptist Church iFowler, Mary Dunn, Aldrad Cona, while anyone desiring to come In Banah. Thoaa Invited w rre wether, H arry BUInmeyar, H ar-I on th* Friday precadlng th# opent.nU Rudell, and Catherine YounMelvin G atchel,1 Ing of th* school,' registration Juet fo r refraahsM ste assy g e t a th* Mlaaee Evelyn Wilkinson, An. aid Ha.klns, of Oviedo. 4 b h a t* M M e.. ' MbeUe Brown, Foggy Grhnboll, Brace Balt, Wallace Smith, and dale, June t f , mark It oa your calAlto Mr*. G eorg. N .al y o’ Eugene Cochran. j andar. Children will then bo placed • p McReynil a, Mr*. The committee announced thl* la k .t.n d , Mr*. H erbert Jarobaor Specialty dancera were! B a r-J In th* departm ent from which they I ,|erV)nt Mrs. Kirby Kit morning th a t anyone need no* Mr». Luther David. Mr*. Davit s r l v V s tm if l. N «tl R tn w ip t J m rr* will ilfrlis t h t b « it cltvcloum m iJ t» u . . . . U r* II It V baaltote to attend without n fa)1 Speer, M.ra. If-*r! Peter., Ml.table o f p lay u n an heat en.ca will Ruby Peter*, and E win JIuttoi _b# present to arrange tahla* for of Sanford. li n g I* playara. 'C ontract and auc­ A heat 200 persons attended the _ . . tion will he played, prise* vriQ he Winl Shaw, who singe In tha awarded, and refresh manta served. second sandal fish fry and picnic li r i s ware: A gnet Brinkley, Jan e movies, h a. E ngli.h, Irish end • f f r a were and member* of th e Schulta, ‘ Elisabeth Kelly, Helen Mra. Jam es L, Ingley and Mr*. Hawaiian blood In har veins. , . #f . anown mis nc«u. F orrest n. Stono • Il.b e, W a te r U Morgan are general Saaflwd-Oriedo TrucM Growers, ■oaoth «> i _ t _ _____ _ —~ ~ l This Vacation School la open to Fourth DUtrict tn e , held F rid a y a t the i___ _ chairman *f th* affair and ara th e Wakhra River. A rrangem ents' being aael.ted by M n. H. M. *••<>«• t |m# | | | , inlcrrstiny to noto that fo r th* day wore handled by G et Papwortk, reoenratlona: M n. WaL SchauK aa general chairman, as J a l ^ . ,|rni§ ,n lh* wert ' " l ol tn*> ycai ° f ,Mattcmlanct 4 ’ 8j. ,lU' tor L Obopor, refraahmenta; Mra. sbted Ay members of the erganl- WIJIlAaflp Mary W lfhl, Janie* EaUUa ilu| 2tl of th t •«* h a i j t r f f f t at* H. W. Rucker, toh'ea; end Mra. a a tb n serving on various commit-. Moaat Evt'yn Stowa, Hurt, Mary Lynn Rosa, Evelyn1tvnd-nee r a c n - a total .ntollW. T. Langley, talltoe and pets*a. tie*. Strength o f 100,000 Florid. Several contests sad gam** ware Dale, La alee Parkins, Mary Wig- m, nt of 144 atudenti. Wu hope fu' Home Owner* to l ’lny enjoyed and an orchestra fur- gins, Jeannette Potter, Carol Jean m. ny mote shu »s*r. W# urge all Wathen, Dorothy'parents, of chjrth affiliation, and Im jtortunt Hole ebbed m usk throughout the day **“ • ___________ _ Mary Lodge, Geraldine move, e.peclally :ho*e without thl. fa r dancing.________ Boat* rides and horse- *4Un**> .njoyed by rahoe pttehing were _____also __' ■ Rlgaey, Helen Tamm, Chthtrln* privilege to have their children w w -tu . - • *"-■*’*■ . . attend. the-o caombera, th eir gueati* ami- «H-urt, Oliva Chapman, .V.asts Ann' This la a iplendii opportunity friends. . W hite, and Miriam Mathvln. In th* fishing contest BUI CutTh* affa ir was brought to a to hive your children well placed t o r t received the prix* for the close w ith a chorus, "M arching througH this two week period of I ^ R8"*^* lergeet fb h ax w rit a* lh* b ig g e st, Along Together," by the antlr# morning sessions where their llrea Csiwtablc. will be io enriched they will be | catch fa r th* day. H erbert Stoat- cask Third District able to bring to you a helpful, | hoff received • prise I* the casting — ____ only a IoomMat I Victor Jory once waa a circus kindly, living ax f i n Dinner was served picnic style strong man. In h k youth, h# wna Christian Influence radiate In yaur home*. We ara doing nl. we can to a t DM o’clock. a professional fighter. help, please share with u* the Joy Poh Dodson . . . . ll of helping our "Utile people." Tha O v k Department of th* ' Wemaa's Ckob win have a eahaaetoUen bridge party for tha bene­ fit of tha hospital a t 2:20 P. M. at . the Wemaa's Ooh. Raaem tlaa* ■my h* mad* by telephoning mem­ ber. of tha committee a r 7V-J, , . Tha Waadman Clrtla win spoaaar a n ald-fa.hlot.ed capper At IBM o’clock a t Urn W. O. W. Hall SSvar offering far dene* after­ ward. Public la terttad. Th* papUa of Mlaq MOdrad •partoea porch. Mr*. J. P. Hall Nix wffl give a araak recital at aaaktod Mr*. Kirtley la serving. Those present were: Charles Vising, David Brows, Jsmlor Brawn, Thome. Drummond, Mc­ Kay Tru luck, Tham e Rath Stringer, Jnlioa Roberta, Jack Denmark, Sara Franc** Register, Lucille Hall, Sotan Kirtley, Her­ man MWleton, J r , Mary Ih ta Cowan, William Owens, Louise Nordgron, M\iry Rich*nip, Orta Wright. William Hogan, Theodor* Jackson, and Virginia Brewer. and Mr*. W. H. Tunnicliffa. Rut­ ledge Station.4" Mlaaea Mary Beldin. Mahla Chapmen, lanora Whlddon, and h t * Han Clau>* .erred a* piano M* eompanl.U. The arene of the frolic, wa* laid In an old country .tore, Charaeter. erora: Bernard Schlrnrd, ■ 3jWii ■&'| 1 beau; .h z Religious Educational Frank Woodruff, in. tha bond Program Is Planned Mrs. F.L. Miller Gives Bridge Luncheon Bridge Party Is For Benefit Of Hospital A U rge number of »»■«n atio n * morrow afternoon a t 2:30 o’clock a t th* Woatan’a Club by tha Civic Departm ent to pnrchaaa equipm eat for Farna'd-Laughton Memo­ rial* Haoplta). AH proceda of tha affair will he used fo r th# hoepttol a a d t h a general pa bile b In­ vited to attend and help provide |UCJ[ Owing to A painful bat not torloas accident, I will not bo «bl« to mo an many of you aa I In­ tended to before the pri­ mary on June tad. 1 ant f eh le g th ie m e a n s of aaklrtg for your vote end auppoit at that time. t t will .b*-greatly ap­ preciated. Of Candidates Is % Doubted By Cone $ Mr.. J . C. B ill.. J r , and Mr.. and th at can be done w lthort, j fereytnr more tare*. "W # can 't ^ decently .pend the m ono; w a .1 hare now," ha declared. Mr. Cona rarrad eight yaara h» t the .ta le Senate and waa preat* 'if dent of th a t body in 1907. That .1 rear, he .aid. he had .even help* ^ r r . at a coat of 16,300; la it ” year, there were .733 th at coat * IU2.R00. The Senate In 1997 had.> frsir stenographers, laat year It ’ had 200, “more than all tha hurt- ‘ tp*I houses in Sanford wiU re* . ' luire in the neat 23 yearc," la ‘ 1907 one di.ahled Confederate •eteran wa* doorkeeper, tha l a d , Senate required IS doorkeeper*. '■ II. w an t, “ real money" for tha ichool., not chain .to re, •lot machine, race track and other ‘illegal” taxes. "If we’ve got to ; olucats our children on gambling ■ ’ onney let it lo«e It* identity." ha aid. Mr. Cone *ald he la for t h t . r«wn»end Plan, for lieing wages, ■ rgani>e<l labor, tariff on citron ruit* and vegetables, $3 ante*' * mbbile licenaea, tax exemption! * or home*, and I. again*! poll: low*: Mrs. Lime P. Turw.ull, be- Annual Fish Fry Held By Growers iSLEr Hii^ ' 'Y,rFthurthln *"'« »hu Home Owners Rail) To Nominate Hodget In First F r l m a r ; A’m .t l/.fet, German w ar SCO, 'J ; ictory in the stunting. * FJiminntinn* will bo hold a t tha M ’.an g td o rf.r airfield near Berlin, 'ilh w inners to meat for tha Inal# a t th# .n larg td Berlin air* ^ M.glna an excellent chaaca fo r Iram*. Both the contest and tha rally •re sponsored by th* ."Aar** d 'luh of Germany.”* • Tony Gaudio, film camt -omes from a family of photographti*. To-Night Last Times TO EVERY GIRL WHO YEARNS FOR THE U K I 0 H T LIGHTS! Here-# IS, dram a ml * • • • ! * Stvl vets e#et4*d aSe*d # st |# ta* at# rtty. Kay Iln iB u a . . . . lyeoam rk s n ila s , ctev.r . . , , to eat •* eel all that Ufa held# . . . . ##4 •SeW raresttlaa all tks rolra la a la tks maa • to waalxl MAY 26th, THUlt, 28th Jack W. Flynt . W. A. McMullen I I Supervisor llrglstrallen D. K. MrNah ....... FLORIDIANS, WELCOME DAYTONA BEACH • ---------- j TOTAL On The Scrdtn (raallaaed V M. C. Glnder ... Boston Steele D. L> T hrasher i • ra. ”% TOES 4 tfor •r r ., >, • -w -c - V^ ‘HOMESTEAD BILL' HODG TUB HOME OWNERS CHAMPION Cjf<• yj The best living accom, modations. The best Kand safest ocean bath- Tuesday The Big Night H i -2 2 7 Reasons Why -I W. J . Thigpen .............. . Somewhat Less Added Spocixl ‘T he March of TUmT IF YOU APPROVE OF THE SERVICE THAT JACK W. FLYNT. JR.. RENOERRD YOU IN LOCAL GROCERY STORKS, THEN RLM T II1M On* hundred thouaend llo n u Owners, whose home, became tax free largely through th* Intensive efforts and cam paign on th# P*ri of Wm. C. Hodgtn In th# re fe r­ endum election of November. 1934 or* ngaln rallying to th* b c o w r of their champion, "tlomeeleml Bll’," In an e ffo rt T o nominate CONSTABLE Requested - �■ M R B R of Public wm ACS FBOUD or oim SK&ncB : TOUfc WATCH MUST B8 I !♦ ACCURATE ■ O ftV k l Railway * McLAULIN Jeweler 111 PARK ATE. ^ i^UJLtM'XlUtK.rw nA y U h frW * ' RATES For Representative I Congress F if th C oagrcM iottal 1 O. RAYMOND ELLARS CHARLES pUNN ■■count, BUck-Draught iinVy •til ttl!«rr» me.1* TV* proper a** of this old, re­ liable laxative tend* to Iw w Dm ko*fl» acting regularly, • * i u f to tr r Jtl Sold everywtirr* In SS-cant t* tk n j« .—Ad*. W .«, t M. C. CINDER STEELE IAS. G. SHARON See Oeevole Cyprete Company, When ClmdtUe Colbert re­ O*c»ol», PI*. turned from ■ ‘Tittle chopping FOR SALE:*40,000 b S ta T p itn ty trip” to Hew York, *a entire eariMd of furniture fellow*d her. SMALL Individual. picture* In P i n t 8 t end Oak. H. U DoHart. folder*, *1.00. Wleboldt’e Bto- TOO R0 UQ IDBRID Pert Ian Kit­ ten*. Mr*. R. A. Dowell. I l l French. Phone 4T4-W. W. J. (FUNIE) STEED For Governor D istric t N o. 1 DAN CHAPPELL J. J. CATES WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES VICTOR CHECK JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY For Attorney General BtaOdlilff Materials Je D. DAVISON plana bungalow. Small dt paym ent 1914 French Avenue, FRED A. DYSON LOUT:' pair horned rimmed I gUtaes, At or near ball t*rk Six month* before «be eeme Thursday. B. L. to Hollywood a clairvoyant friend predicted a ecreen career foe Paula Stone. She'i In the novice ALL-STATE Urae—B ean' price* and Saar* duality. Reel and Son*, SOI W. P i n t S t USUAL p rim CM For Comptroller easurer JREX PACKARD OT^O SCHMEHL For Railrom TJFfURSTON For Stale Senator D is tric t For bounty Commissioner W. R. DUPREE D istrict N o. I W. Be BALLARD J. J. PARRISH H.J. LEHMAN For Representative, State Legislature . j___________________ A. G. WAGNER For County Judge G. W. SPENCER R. W. WARE For (County Prosecuting Attorney WANTED: iob ss amid. Eva Cooeby, 70S Orange At*. C. B. SEARCY COLORED man •h a te work as porter, took, or house cleaning. For County Commissioner FOR SALE: 40 whiU leghorn ' bene, oaa year aM,«f 1 par head. Cameron Farm, phona H04, District Not 4 W. B. WILLIAMS I For County Commissioner District Net • W. G. KILBEE S. F. (Sammy) LONG JOHN G. LEONARDY J .T . McLAIN IV. HERBERT MESSER H. H. PATTI8HALL IX TU B CthCVIV i r S r / m w e. lh» u n d .re lrn e A w i l l ’ Ilia p e t l l l f n In th e C lre e ll C o u rt < ▼elweta C ounty. T rtrid a , ep p lv le • • th e ItonernV l* II. g F red eflel J u d e e e l eeW C o u rt, t e r a a erUi a u tb o r lv h if th e b d ep tlo * by u* 1 J o h n Ktlle, a m in o r. JOHN (Xl H A R D m T T . Mu n i c h n irrti HAiu>uvrr. WILL Jatervtew Ambitious Man wbq waAt to qualify dur­ M. n, Meuimoim. ing ■pa re time to service. re­ A l l e n .y lor peiJUeaera. pair, and Inatall all make* of electric refrigerator* And sir. conditioning systttiii. No etperl4nee M n u i r j . Write far de> phone, preddnt M bloyihm L I mg hows and references. Eng. Inatitnte, car* Herald. com BMtMvni j r u i o u c m c p i n A « l) r e a T u L C S iA t o l l x r.-IrtO B iP a .^ - . - A B. C. DODD ORIE R. MATHIEUX ... * * *— - MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTER WRITING MAILING USTS—TYPINQ CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Setnindle County Credit Ass’* * UM* Park Ava, V u —Wu.ua Adm laUtrstlon. For Justice of the Peace Ftrarth District PAULO. BIGGER 3 KEEP >OllR f Yl FORREST B. STONE E. r . HOUSHOLDER BAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON d a r m o eih e from (h e d ate * t the ( tr e t p u b licatio n * f ta le Bailee. Bach claim or dem and M w l be la w ritin g , end m eat S ta te th e Mm p la c e of roeldeaee a a d po et e l- ROSS L. HUMPHREY m GORDON BARNlSrr SNOWS r e n c e v* caau rT o ae . r e o ■ t t i t a w teas. stale * ■’**’‘ ‘' 4r SANFORD agent wanted for C v e n trofa t•lolled,1* Bamlnale. new, all n a ta l S-epraj, bo cur­ Y ou e n d i h * p * her*-, e s s req u ired I * *v*» tain bath t«b shower | flta any he er n t n oetltt.C a r .c U im . end d .r n .e d . ■tyte faucet, Mfeptianal oppor­ w h ich y o». o r e ith e r * ( jrea. ■ * / tunity | extlualve territory to h a v e a a e ln e t th e ee ta t* of J. I t dee*need, la te of **>d party who tan qualify. For In­ lieCASLllV. C ou n t J, I* t> e C nuety Je d * * «» formation write Florida Kartta- lemlBO • C ounty, r ie rtd * . a t *1* Ih th e e e u rt bouee a t S an­ Um Shower Agency, Box ML Or- affle* fo rd . r ie rld e , w lth le elS h t c*t*nlamA. *k< * . ROY L. HOWELL For Representative, State Legislature H IL L JAS. C. ROBERTS .* STANLEY. HARDWARE CO. For Constable C. M. (CHARLIE) Fotrth District BOB DODSON j . f . McCl e l l a n d ED. MEISCH B. J, OVERSTREET For Supervisor DAVID K. McNAB ir W* J. THIGPEN A. TATE ■ ¥i»L. ’. J 1 cl rtf. ' �FLO Won S sM ts A n d f t « d t Among The Ro ok ie By prize batter IN MINORS U s * t o Pataka Sanford Sunday’s Defeat'lookoulsM am Is Fourth In Row Out Of Game Wil ror Leading Uub Injured Should Tb* hare of yesterday's thrill­ »enso* with Sanford. H* did not ing gam* was Frank Veal* who play ball in 1931, but erent hack pitched all the IT exhausting tn- to Tbomaieille fur tb* first half sings for tk* Lookcmta against of last season snd with P erry the league-leading Daytona the la tte r part of the season. Veal* Joined the look o u ts a t Beach Islanders, and won. 2 to L the beginning of the current l b.- iVnift-nt Smif> Immil Stuffy McCrune, m sn ig rr fo* lu y Both week-end games were won the Ihr l.*Miknuta, rollidei head-on with Playing ^ rro rle u W 1 through It was the longest gams In the season, and In the first gam* be­ id Umth y r d e n h " wa» by tha P aletk i Axxleas, 8 to 7.' i t tli In ii i tiw th f v iFruit I f . 1 ^>h***-ixto|> M c F a rla n d of the Retie 17 gruelling Innings, th* Sanford League this season and by tween the local club and the over the Saints in Palalka S*lur * h tw ^nffs'ti'il, Thr tw »*i * df J <n Saturday's game m DsLend, and Lookout* w ith Frank' Vania pitch- pitching the entire yam* Veal* Daytona Beach team (the aatne day, and 8 to 2, over the Beds In %U* the- I *1 in<'* i -a in rih* i»r I' a * n r r s u l l he is o u t o f th® ! ln u life d efatted th* 3.WyV>n* Hr*rh set up, a new record. Sixty-seven opposing team* th at met on San­ DtLamf Sim day. Rain stopped k i T ! i‘ ‘ V I tu * fhr t ‘ ci|> fur a time with a ame shoulder, -j l^ U k tae£' laacara tn Ota Florida batter* faced him during the ford Field yesterday) he pitched Saturday's game in the aU th in ­ Vfl*H ih lle*!i| .it I ' I tIU*wVilli' ; H am sisoatitute.l for him on th# B u t* ' League. oft Sanford Field *»«« •*> gruelling contest, but Aha Lookout* to victory. ning with lb* bases loaded a n i one h i lei ay Ii’ I** .tiist t tn* • irnv vl.tb lirxt xavk in yesterday's gam*. Sunday afternoon, Ik was anally b* allowed only four walks and Tb* pitcher got e good ( ta rt man out. after several halts br ut I»«\n*?i3k Ms it li S titiii !a y. F.arly in the game McFarland the moat thrill Inc game of Ika roa­ ■truck out fie* men. I t w », on* a t the very beginning of hi* cause of showers earlier in (hr m» t». : hi,me I and Stuffy raced fOC th* of tha best exhibitions of pitch­ baseball career. Its broke In with afternoon. 111 .Kiihn l.iv*" i-:if ■ , H ank <!•••'* ball, lie caught it and McFarland of interest on tba part of the fane ing aver »*®n on Senford Field. the Thomasvill* club bark In 1930 j T riplet by Massie, C austrr and nit Kt. art" *♦»' Hi* t I ■ri-1* r mtamd wax nut, a ut xn was Stuffy (out who crowded the yrandstand from A fter finishing high school In and pitched the first gsmo which Z n x in v l It iutenperxed with t* o nf the game) ax both plsysra (rent ■■tuff, \ \ n + lilt |*1* ii i! ally by tb the tim e' the first baR erup fori hi* home town of Cairo, Ga. went 13 innings and wax called walk* and an error gave tk* A** t# M«*n. who t n |4tW'l him far I it ilnnn in a heap. Daytona filed out uatU O verstreet's Veal* started playing baseball In at dark with the score tied, 3 leas a commanding five-run hro I iNlfp Ilh»WN. IHi Iif8 j, t1U* bv That gam** tn I'cl.and was a diesingle in the lest half of the 11th 1930, with Thomasein* In the and 3. T hat same year lie wax In the Ini'ial cati'o but the Salat" II ifk. i% ttififn t’> M i i i 'I i •rii| a riruisglhg "Kc fur the LookaUtU Ineliiy brought Ip Barnes for l)i* Georgta-Florids yeagu*. Ho voted the be«t p ilc 'rr III Ihe garnered four iU"x In the accoo.l a lia thought they had U won bt / ■M ’l* b y It* wi> l b. I winning score. The final score w'ai turned to h i, home town tho fol­ Georgla-Florlda Isag- a, and the on a double, th"-' walks, two «w th* llth inning with five runs..txlit-il li m it h u rp , (.ii 2 t* 1. , lowing year and pitched for following year tied vl**, Ik-r ror* a n t a field*-' x choice. Thrv ig il" .» four fnr the K«<U. B at ' t If f . f o r 10 fit if*. hut V toa pitched tha entire goon* Cairo in 1911 and 1932 and than Clemens for that honor. then knotted th. count lit lb ” when Ih'taind earn*- to bat the le st k** thfin for the Lookouts, with Joe UU- startad In the 1933 season with Veale la if3 year* of age, lx 5 fourth a ta n u on singles by Cel half >,r the n t h they pushed three Cuina Kratxsr af the Albany dub l« the Qeorgll Florida league la Ii*u 111e ■*, tru f behind the bat. The Dsytona tha Dothan. Ala., d u b of the fos^ B 1-2 Inches tall, and weighs mer, McGowan, arid Banner. t.ia proud holder af the Spalding trophy aymbolio of tha batting aentxx the plate, and won, 7 to 3, .i t .v i v joo oir. pitcher, Kinxel, also lasted through E ast Dixie League, finishing the ISO pounds. Inning*: championship In minor loaguat last year. Ms won it by hlttlno -1*f Rut cling, H*x. outfielder, gnt four *1 k’ 81*4 He f u h 0 O » I tail tha yam*, though twice during tr while playing f«r Ceaavllla the Arkansas- M'.sourl Isague. 5»«x" St. Augustine .... 010 lOO- '» hrx m five times a t bat, on* a f,('^ yunenU with the umpire be th reat­ (Uft u H lht) At th i p rtttn u tlo n Cframony In Albany are; Tom P i ta lk s . ... 500 003 t. tlo-iii « home run. ened to quit. Veal* struck out SUta, Mayer Fr*-Um I. A. Fry*. K ret.er and Hal Voorh.v U.sl ______________ _ Three bite and a walk gave tinKratiar'a flrtl In profttalonal bataball. (A ttoeiattd four men and Kinsel struck out si*. M«ton waa Axaleas a two-run lesil from lb*Prtaa Fhoto) Three errors were made by the first inning in Sunday's gam*, and visitors. another wax added in the fourth Goosc-eggs were huny on the off two hi:» and ■ sacrifice. P als' score hoard for both cliiia for the ka combinol throe hits with a lb first six innings, but in the sev­ l-and error in the xvtvoth to sco" i ' i \ ' \ ll I.K. May enth each team put on* man across twice, bo.I rop'-alc*! the perform I ! '* ' I GAINESVILLE, May 25.—F lo r. J* l.ri'iftny I'uitimi, both . ■. . * it* -, the horn* plate, in the firs t half of ante to the eighth for thro*-1 — * J . . . n l« Fii'Itl SUililfmt home oi IIMI , th a t inning Morton singled, Mitllea vri mi *t more. 1,11 ' >X' ' ' F ig h t i n g (la t u m o f the U n l f t r t l t ^ ’^ lllttiiv ( arc* Ih r m >L'i.lu *’ / ... i x>ju ii ______ sn II it man sacrificed, Dillingham was F irst laalag Barnes flies out. Clary strikes nut. Innings: ^ c w u - " * ii” 1 " t xriMlIi I Jil**rrn i'X'fA*// 4» w m v winruT"* *n thjs-nfi,n-,’" / out at first, and then Morion scored •Score: iMytona Bosch 9, -Han- . Jla U tiu .i.u.... ||a eraW1-» IDO 2.30r-h DAYTONA IBEAOIF—Gwrrw full, t« rereiving a teoeeegR goi in lr c u n m n U f«»r I'ltA A htl*-t w. *■ from eecond on a single by Davis. flies out, UMioakl walk* but i< ford 0. iK'tsirul noil <l )I 000 - J ••ver in preparation fur th* ap M.sM.m. I'n iv o r U v f I* U " i'l l In Hanford's half Barnes, second out at second when Anderson sin­ T ruth Inning Mini..... pn'iiching f(M*tbull season. h,‘ i f in lw r *»f S i if iii»i \ 1 |»litt batter, b it fo r a dots lo snd then gle*. Morton flies out. I kill Iil K>• * DAYTONA HEACII M arlin out lew I* llan'ege, associate coach, l»H V I* l i lilt" iftslik I tl:ll trad went to third when C laiy, the new HANFORD—Boris flic* out. on hit tn pitcher, Kinxel single*. lx iliirrting the rehabilitation of tin r tin • i*i in ly I iirm*. t%hil shortstop, singled through secool. Maltby walks t-ut is out on j Guerra wa k.x but Is ™x a t serKG**" * »• the playing surface of Ihe stodlUINx end H arass scored when Oxer- double play when Swindell hits oad when Kinsel goes to third on A roadjuilm ent of thn drat street hit a long f.y. lloalnski'i single, Atv-erson out at through second. plpex ln,xt*l nlinn nf material* first. O vsrstraet also brought in the Score: Daytona Beach 0, Sanyivi' i more Imoyant surface, aiMt . 1null HANFORD—Overstreet, llistru f other run (tha winning score) for ford 0. a new x - v l xhnuM mnka the grW-ami Veal,- all fly out. the Lookouts In the 17th inning, laalag GAINESVILLE, Moy 2.'*.- Dla*t I JiV.V. I non ideal for the gamea thla fall."' mill* M g Score: Daytona Beach n, Han ing three Saint pitchers fur o to l.tl, h end again Barnea was the scorer. F I. ri a Field Stadium wo* *ltdDAYTONA BEACH—Mlltlfman *--I-I l*« t*. U iib r r l .S, Hsrnes was tha first man up for files out, Dillingham singles but ford 0. *>f 13 hits, the Guineavtllu (l-Mrn (x*»lsrr tin g ‘ irnteil in 10.Hk It has a seatl *t‘n, lb til I b’' - i rapacity nf 23,000 and lx one■ io f ; Kleveath Inning Hanford in th a t Inning and, aa tn la out when Daria goes to first downed the St. Auguhtine Halnt*,1I, l8ff*"»l •' Uiiiu**u ihe . " i i "lan ding college atadluiMI DAYTONA iBEAEtl Morton. HI D, in a free xcming and hi-ellt- Ilnn#h I" the seventh canto, kit a two-bag­ on a bunt, Davis out trying to S Hen t* in the South. ger, stole third end scored when steal second before the first pltrh Mittlcman and Dillingham all out game here Sunday aflem ron. j Tm»»U -I- , % Tw a t ti n t. Overstreet singled to lig h t. Davix, the startin g pitcher fur to th e n eat la tte r up. SANFORD—Boris gels long the Huin'.a, wax blurted from U"- er,.r.,| I t looked for a time aa though SANFORD—CMtea flies out. MAE'H ( II.M 'F F K l’Il 110X188 F t ll f'*F»l i d le •Ik" Mil! 1 hi »»"3 ........ ...... * the issue was going to blow up in Barnes strikes out. C a ry gora out drive t u t Hoainskl catches it with mound after ■me-third of an In th .l • «i **t \ l.illie Imllcal III IL»»I8 i. ** il 'f i f ii r y * I on* hand, Maltby out a t first, ning. His stccexxur. Mudb-r, wn* af.lt i*le*i%fjr, |ii*»ruf Unite*11imi th a t 17th Inning. Tim* had been when hi* long ^rive to the left HOLLYWOOD, May 23.— M o...... 1. 1"■'»'» (i.'ltfo tlil. f l8.trBwindcll flies out. ('riven from the nimuiil in th” lt,.l,t*l.>rk J. Two t.axr hux I". called and Barnea (tapped o ff tba field fence la c au g h t ‘T halkle," Mue West’s eeplg ' **.(t *. *itilth a n » i t . M in m i; f l«-iaf a , llu r n M , *rtir** 1 Score: Daytona Beach 0, San­ sixth ami Fx-hm-idrr finixh*-*l th* second base and was touched by Score: Daytona Beach 0, BanISeilse I. rhauffeiir, has |s f t her service te llaslie ||»,m«s ru n " i :*. i . i * \| H i M i u m l ; f i n«* tl i %«*<•«* m t* ford 0. g»me. tha ball. Tha DaytooSna Insisted fold 0. IlseliU lorh Hlt»l*n N ir * H U im f return In the fight ring, It K. *Vi kn| i t , T a m i'n . 1•. v •e » A* Twelfth Inalng Hnwik'i Albritton started fur the G-Men tks.ablf I'ruiM, I'lrBiy in Mildir l* * M 1 ' 1*. t I ' h n l IkfksU »•• \» A lf M .I l( i u t , I f DAYTONA BEACH—D ai la and and retired la the fourth after a l­ ........................|*i IM .lrlkii •!MV*>NA^HSEACHs>>irwTttn rriin * '. Mr-FnFlirnii* ; t.% f.s r*. ' . Nanfur4 st ool by kU strikes out, Kinxel files out, Guerra M artin f y out, Kinsel singles, lowing seven hits and seren runs. |t*»tl 1r>k. I^-fl of bauii. off (glriRtl II I l M M »on n b a ll * . Off Guerra filet out. M cN antsra finished th? game fur lliifis guni and Inalatad th at Barnes was out on a groundsr. It V H w e e n e f • K l r u r k o u t b f ' • > " ' '* ' SANFORD—dales end 'Barnes th* locals. aafa aa ha had no; callo > "play Unroll J, H-we***n#jr I. Winnln g f■•»•t •" I 1 SANFORD—O verstreet walks, iiilrhe-r Hunt h. Irimlnir n | | r h « r ; »* t •» V *!t ball" to ttrm ln aU tha tim e oat. Bistruff hits for a two bagger but out a t t i n t . Clary singles and steals The largest crowd to attend a Kgr eft r V 1 l l l | » h f « : Mbriffh'll! ttl't *» I Vs il* Sarnea s a t on th a c ay , s.I tha Is­ I* out with Overt treat on a double second, O verstreet out at f ir s t Gainesville home gum* this sea­ ilriint- Times «*r iim n «’-••j,iVitniili it i Score: Daytona Beach 0, Banson witness*' the contest. landers came In with tha exception ptsy, Veal* and Boris both single,1 " h u m ; hk \.snN* ford 0. Innings; of tha outfielder* who layed down UV. It 1,1 \ , M«y 2f». ulb Kng Thirteenth. lo sie g on tba yraaa, and they ary u a J and HL Augustine M0 201 010 II Ifiii't vl \ m>l i nMr nivm m r hiwVi'y) DAYTONA BDAC1I—d ( ialn- GalneevU'e ■hooted and shook their fiats In 400 023 Ola 10 ' " i tn**ifb'n * l“i***fi*■’*•». th® firi i-th ■kl files out. Andaman Sad Morton Graham'* fa c t, but Graham was \ \ I K IN \ I. a'* \i ifiMt it not horkpy nciaoiK Como and he entertained 1 •Inyla b a t Am l*non Is aouybt aut m i n i i i % m t i ’. l.i: %# adamant. Finally, tba visitors went 0 ) 0 MANX 8TAKH C .in if .i .t i l ll ll-e t r i ii r li T **• Th I nil* runt him t Olymple Com amt dance to W**8 l ...i try Coy to steal a base whan MUbdck to th eir (w ritfo*, i a d ,<W <17 ID.. 11 :: l>roli*|ia 11*1ill * i i . ii.kM..ii : vnitm* i**cin-Iy rcfiMrtl nltmv tlaiaan fliae o at. gam* proceeded tn a awifl III I* i* |Is-141(1*1 Shelley and R ccym ih*. |MMst|mn«.fiie(it n f Jnw h u rk i'y . SAtNFOKOn tybtraf,, sloila* Dcan Cromweirn, o a’y apparent I 'l U U A lei I (ii m 1 I 1* »: there warn aped^wUr 111 ^1 I . T ; ( hi i« i: V erx atillan s mi •hiIIIf i tenil I thi" le g y 'ir urunoii Vasia sacrifice* and Rtat amtoumaaaiant, n h e a L Mmes to almost without number. .121 n 11 in m vlll* witi h i*f* rn riftcr hi' lllympirs, tiny lex, Mleotlpy Southern California’* *11- iln on a doable pU r, Sort* \ H I H it \N .214 1 1 H-l Ilf Ml if Direct from Miami'* meat pop­ drW<* war* apaarad with « “ .Vithmly piny« horVry iluring Maltby out a t fJ r* L .A., Nrt» u *“»: l*h . U l| hm 2. Uma ail-aU r track team . U to find ular night club. Rce and hear r n K ‘there wafa YljJ i (i .Iwly o r V ’lipiH i in Ilrlb ilit.'* the Score: Daytona B ead -Clt'vi ijiiii J 7; I Mr* i*T n M M \v . » enough place* to yo around Oear them a t plays- and any numbr of a Fi»vl'Hhnu*ii flmtiiri'e »i> m tbn?y ,n 3 ('hh.» •» *; Si.* I *»MH •'». ford 0- . , -- l . the >pa»i«f a I[u-urur-cantm r tk* ;*«f (llitala •t : 8\ till* ♦•'ifll*". 1'*« ta1 1***r m fo r rte a a tk Innlai Deidind Wa>hiii^tnn 1-* IhmUni I popular tro ja n h n d euoch ha* da- if f t l*« 1<* i i 1 bt* h nivt* tenm front Vntll*i i-t 332 DAYTONA pEA H l i i S h o rt* . 5 vduped mom record-breaker* and |lu!M*'ii a .311 fav.iiv r . triun vh in th«* «|Mr(. 2 i UrO-e ham alnylae b at la out w champJoM th an any other colleya jlfw ll 2 n t home to morn Iikt s-V 3 kfittlaraxn ilny'aa, M artin d u t a t I m entor In America. Augustine. l on throw ,i m i : i i i c *t.^ i n t o n a rt In fllex X S *mi YaatardayV i SfW V.ifk M fourth straig h t (i All I! II P IT . *?! IBlayer llo llo n 11 n Myfen* Leader*. 20 35 IO 25 . ISA 14 roll i« •> i Terry, Giant x. tD —Maltby flics out. l1**1 14 flPTe*III fill n Stl *Jka b at Is out trying to I'hlt np-s \ \ IT 311 Hullivnn, Imlim* 23 73 0 311.411 130 21 51.397 A ll 1« WiMh Intel tin Ii Medwick, Curilx, < .Cates flies out. 10 21 .to l DiMagglo, Yank p i t il 22 3 0 .:Uh : PhllaUxIi'hl.i Score: Daytaim day too* Beach t>, San- Ml. 24 lellUl* 1 .113 ford 0. lu'wia, Scnuiii • 32 11.1 21 Mi, ,3h * Filtgraiu i m t i m i . I.K M il i it 23 r*A.:i? i Jordan, He a, • I*. • W «n Iris*. DAYTONA Bi ? £ A C fI — Divta Ml. IsOkiU ,*14 21 11 out on a bunt, |l 12 HONOLULU. day 2 3 .- 1 0 3 paeonj trying to Nuar Tu rk 11 .*14 14 l« Anderson out on gpr out of a "In,l«s This e lty was n" s.|* .| aU th pi l 14 14 L SANFOBD-O ti liaa out, Kinxel else InnsH 17 | in the nnthinid ■uunitipnl hoPth 17 Ibwlun 14 o . I first. Di.xlruf ai o y l.i oo loat strike 17 .(i nlext by the A m 'iw en I’ublitr brook Ii ii IS 21 after the first a t tw# kray arguHealth ossoclntiiit. n • IJ f, btlj|il*'l|ilk lei ! merits between Islanders and the ,0" I umpire. Veal* sinylas I-ir, lx nut HOWLING Da Land. L im ited T im o O nly *t ^ i n * to maka second, Berts flirt Lowly Ci-Men Downed Stuffy Collides Wil Axs&as Score Men lA Each Over The Week Contest Was Longest Play By Play Account O f Sunday’s 1 Game Wan BySatiford Lookouts Dnytonans 10 To 2 In Saturday Game IIOX SCORFvS OF WREK-KN!) GAMES IN WHICH THE LOOKOITS FLAY ED DeLand Shortat In Saturday Gam6i Ili^ii Points In Florida Field Intnum irals Won Now To See Five Games Hy 2 Miami Hoys This Coming Season Gainesville Wins From Saints, 10-9 In Sunday’s Game Special Nightly Attraction At Short’s Camp THE STANDINGS Yesterday's Results NE^ ioRkTiai Dig Six ltasehall SPECIAL W K II rf $6.00 EUGENE OIL * A V E $ 5.00 DAYTONA HOLLYWOOD, F ssssw j^r **** ■** * ilea oat when left • * * * " » « , w rilW V ' • * * it y May 8ft. (/Vt —Wendy Bsrrle, actress who * n r third, O verstreet yet* a hit .rad wants to gain rather than toxe weight, recommends buvrHni* * H ire rs scores. Morion It K o r tl Daytona Beach 0. S air for an Sour twie* • week. doesn't steal pound*, she says. f « r t( l- E v a l e e n ’s B e a u ty H R M agnolia P a r lo r �1 o n v e n t i o n Preliminaries row d Political Arenas A s domination Dates A pproach By BIGRID ARNR WASHINGTON. May 28.—(AT nvolved political nvi chi aery la n d la j away a t th a job of aalacttM wJ1haVT,n>» h thfr'iS l' w o*^ to repreaent tha m ajor political r’Jea a t th e ir national conven£ /The delegatee era being rhoaen Reooii tng to (la te lawa, a t prirr.*[-* tfaa, In atate convention*, or by ' etata central eommitteea. Their h t t h m at the national gathering! r- are being determined to aome ea, tout by <Jui expreeacd majority f? - toUl of party membera. fe T h e lr 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.-'Ctovelam t June U, and 1,100 Inllota R) counts j when the Democrat! meet • a t Philadelphia June 23. 6,; How long the aleepleaa, pcr*plrhag, gesticulating, ap errh -h eir 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 aev rril ran (date* , . and that may me,in houra of bah V lotlng before the candidate la choifrn. Tho Denrocrata are oxr lad to tennm lnnt- their lei !or the While limine on the first ' paign committee, td . D. Schorr, RECEIVE. ALUMNAE MEDALLIONS . . . . . . i . h r f ------ womcn in eicb parly, met! to name the ccviventlon city. At n later Catherine they name the iS P S Z fP l ' rh alraw a to q m A t c h i i m i i ,* A t tha top at the card w u printed: ' “If you favor Governor A lf M. London of Kenaaa, o r .Colonel | Prank K/wx of lUlnoU, ur Senn y PRESTON GROVER WASHINGTON, May M .-M Y t i e r A rthur H. Vender* vrg of —Aaaociatea e f Senator Borah Michigan, or Senator L .‘J . DickIneon of Iowa, or any other perh iv e evpivaaed n m r amexemenl TOMNSEMDITES' a t .?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 th eir 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 n o n the contention hill. State de oca ^lona In raucue name one prraoo each for convention eommitteea, of which the moat im portant 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 T aft Ua a hla ire only parity a*«uag{|i by vo riu eon." th,* |ierccntagc of thu Republican JanitOT Work Doll By School Stude ante he received. perm it, arvl. then ft ► . # g line for whoever are of the opinion Concentrate On JERRY W. CARTER T Your True Bluo Provon Friend For GOVERNOR ■v Organiser and Preaidant Townaend Club, Ho. 1, Tallahaaae* T w n ity -flrt yotinjr men uml :i, *(fo <nwn f . |n Ii _-a working their way thr>i jy1 i. nominated. ^ , M tlluU of c h , b he may not do ^ noo|v> du, jnz f l i p l r i n i * ■ tu *r Va frn m n r ln t I » LAST OPPORTUNITY ! ! B la n k e t S p e c ia l ALL IF IT HADN’T BEEN FOR JIMMY BANKS Seminole Co. Laundry The best Drinks in Town! w ------all kinds — mixed the way you like them ------SLAYF.lt HANGED FOLSOM, Calif.. May l i . - W — Karl "Bud” Glmban, wu hanged here Friday, for th* m ur­ der of Jnmea C. Kennett, retired Chicago contractor. Harry’s Liquor Store •FULL LINE LIQUORS— W N E S — BEERS PHONE 2S6 There Would Be Birrs RBCOltD AGHA CALIF.NTK, Mex.. M:«y 2 5 .- (AY— P e e r D ina, 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. No Old Arc I’cntdnnn, with Federal funds, for FIc ridu’s needy older people | 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 F '/ T h t i n R 1 ft •!_ JFAS. J. BANKS, JR CONGRESS Spirit Played An Essential Purtl Ho Knew How to Co-oporate With Wnshimrton and Tallahassee o 'e* T or lin-nnil-So." 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 . Final nomination cf Ihe two ’mil l it"*, for !'rc«ident end fur iev-prevident, flniaNea Vha major >nv ntlon bualneaa. • Auto Repairs 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 arb o n rob your c a r of power end mileage. ThU now miracle motor fuel con* q u e rs carbon, reetoree new car performance, as you drive. * ■; : Jlaaaiy Ranke did net achieve nil thla alnile headed— bat wllhent hie brlllleej gtaevalahl, thee# aad ether 1 g « t FACTORY, as freeh ss they TO GET 'IRE SAME RESULTS FOR THE 5TH DISTRICT IN WASHINGTON - - * ■F 4'.'V ' ■'* ^ .■ r«te for JIMMY BANKS for Congicu WEEK SINGLE COTTON............ 20C DOUBLE COTTON...........J 5 c . SINGLE WOOL__________ 2SC DOUBLE W O O L.............. d 5 c arty fui TALLAHASSEE, May 25l - j awarded the medallion for achiave. argued. Florida S U U Colhgo tor Women "ten t in the field ol education. Mra. graduate* who received "alumna., , , “un. ■ *tnger, who baa filled anlow. The I medallioaa” .Saturday frir' ‘M li-l dVEvnrnt* -ia - thia country and . li . , . , I Auatralla, and who now I* appear• la rli. tlnguiahcd achievement ainee thair i i „ui . . „ ,,, " „I -A la .I I .1 . , . *"g *n a Gilbert and Sullivan «P AIM graduation are ahown In the waive „ , t ta |n phlla.telphU, received 'In n u n * m In tho picture aru (he i w i r . for mualcal dUtinclion. So many | Mlaa Shirley Umg, Engllah in-' M r,. Van Doran, edi.or of tho a t Hunter College, N o w York Herald Tribune*! Sunday ■ ■ V York, and M t„ 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 th r atife I lion Aaiocintlon Inc uding that of college here an - form er preiident prraldrnt of the Florida (Hn** of the Florida Education AiaoclaRoom Teechrra, a n ' who la con- lion, wa* awariled tho medallion I n act ml with I*. K. Yonge la o- for her acrvlce to tho rolt’ge. H r,, ratory achool at Grlnenvillo, war M d'ollum. a former prealdent of No !ith District to r I v c Crntrul Florida Itrprrhentntion In WaMhlnRton (thru the Hankn-Ward rcdiatrictlnir bill!) THIS PARK AVE. �~'r*: ' ----------- 1' •faj ■^ aM ■'33 a *1 V|j Coaly liar* FndU And Yi » ««Mw Than Any k. BlmOar A na In AmarJea Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, High* And Watei fransporlatloo t d l h v V ANAN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAP1 I N D E P E ^ ^ ^DAILY DM LY .N S W A P P L ... TOLUMKXXV ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 16, IN S M, - ~ i 'i*-*-* ■•**.*, NUMBER IS1 KaUhlkhed In 1908__________________ SE______ Sanford Repays Orlando’s H e l p After 49 Years FrenchAvenue C i t y Attorney Instructed Senate Group To Be Business To A sh Sheriff To Enforce p o r flew S tu d y Law Governing Liquor Sale]Q{ ^ ^ Fifth To 14th HIS LAW I : SHOLTZ NAMES LOFTIN SENATOR Couuty Asks Bulk Of WPA Appropriation 1 4 £ Lawyer Named Senator To Serve L n t i 1 Suc­ cessor I s Elected K I L L E I ) ' Jacksonville City G i r t P. S. Lamaon read to tha commission last night a Utter from ths city clerk As the result of discussion *n-| our «tate senstor nd members of OrWndo thanking Sanford gendered by Commissioner W. A.I °f thr l-»*islature to endeavor! municipal authorities for City Engineer Tells •ending a fire truck to Orlan­ Commission Accepts, Leffler, the City Commission lait to ire* «uch a law.” Forces Of Adminis Loftin Is Prominent The city attorney replied th-stj tration Muster e d City That It Got do at the time of the disas­ Recommendation Of night Instructed City Attorney “there 1> not a question but that In I.effal And Busi­ trous fire thvrs on May 17. Most 01 The Last and offering to return the fa­ Plan Board; Church Fred B. Wilson to confer with the sheriff's ofiee has Jurledir-I Behind The Robin­ ness Life Of State lion," end in thla Chief Roy C.' sheriff of Seminole County son Res o 1 u t i o n ^ Federal Allotment vor If at any time Sanford Protest Laid Aside the Williams roncuiVsd, though he and ask that official to enforce should be so unfortunate as to TALLAHASSEE. May 26. reported provisions of stats law sai.l the police could not close have e bad fire. Accepting In part a recommends which prohibits the sale out­ plavrs outside the City. WASHINGTON. May 26— LF) — (Al*> — Governor Sholtt Hbwevtr, Hr. Lam son re­ tloa made by the City Planning today appointed Scott M. “N’o herd liquor is sold in San­ —The Senate commerce commit­ ferred to tho mlnuUs of 1M7 Commission, the City Commission side corporate municipalities of Intoxicating liquors after mid­ ford on Sundays or late at night, tee today approved by 12 to S Loftin. Jacksonville attorney. (when Commissioner W. A. last night ordered that portion nf night and on Sundays. but in these country place, they the Robinson r*«oultion direct­ United State* Senator to aucLsffler's father was eity French A rtnu- between the south ing a new engineering study of “There seem to be no restric­ are side open," he declared. cihmI the late Hark Trammell, which recorded a Utter akke of Fifth Street and the north the Paassmsquoddy tide harness­ Municipality H o p e s clerk) lie will nerve until haa suc­ of thanks Sanford tent Or­ side of Fourteenth Street taken tions on the sale of liquors In “You ran buy almost any kind ing project In Maine and tha places adjacent to the ity, and of a drink you want at any hour. cessor is electctl in November To Get Some For lando for sending firs ippara- out Os u e reemenUai eons and these j essieww —•* J ie rMe ship canal and aulhorisall add to the haiarda of 8undays included.” and qualified next January. a .u a aailrard A i t care ia tone, people coming into or leaving Needful P r o j e c t s .-iu Permits to sell light wine* Jag t o allocation o f more money Loftin will leave tonight thtoi eilr-aehaw-iC hed rec­ town," Mr. Leffler said. “Some tnd beer at 701 French Avenue to 4hcot if .th a reports should be ;i CongreMman J. Mark Wt cox of for Washington to present ommended that tha business xaaa one ought to have control over •ml at French Avenue end favorable. Florkla e x the author of the Mu­ credentials to the Senate and ap­ Around $55,000, In addition fire 49 yeara ago. on French Avenue be extended aa euch places and If there la Administration forces mustered Thirteenth Street were granted nicipal llankrutcy Act which the ply for hi* aeet. Governor Sholts to 181.000 already appro­ far aa Fifteenth Street, but Com- euch control then we should ask by the commission. almost solid strength in the op­ U. S. Supreme Court by a 5 to 4 planned to accompany him to priated, will probably be al­ mlaaloovr W. A Leffler'* motion, position of the two disputed ,Kxis|„n yesterday held to be un­ Wmhington, lotted to Seminole County which prevailed, deslgated Four­ project*. constitutional. It i* liftin '* first major public teenth aa tho boundary. by the WPA during the next The resolution would permit office. He said he did not The Planning Commission also flees! year. City Engineer President Roosevelt to appoint ,3 the appointment. “I have not aeeommended that Frenoh .Ave­ Fred T. WUllama told the boards of three member* each been in politic* and have no po­ nue from Fifth Street north to City Commission last night, to study the projects and report litical ambitions.” he said. Ho First Street alio bo designated aa but he coupled that Informa­ on their feasibility by June 20. If i* a Demorrat, and said he would a business eooe, hut tha City tion with tne advice that the the report* prove favorable he support I'rreident Roosevelt, **! Commission failed to coincide with County will doubllas* Insist on will be authorised to allocate Smelled It this view. am happy to have tho op­ getting Ox bulk of It since moot Officers additional funds for their com­ portunity to be of whatever Aa the Planning Commission re­ of last yoor** appropriation wont pletion. The resolution would In Geneva Woods ported 1 service I ran to Florida,” he laid. It had no Jurisdiction re­ Civil Cases Will Be Caldwell And Gautier give him authority to allocate for vClty project*. Ismg prominent in Florid* boatMonday Afternoon garding the location of ehurches, to $10,000,000 f o r 'th e ship An ellotaxat of |1S€£Q0 ’ nos, and legal circles. 1/jflln lith e “Sandwiched I n ” Address Voters On up Ux protest filed by IS residents canal provided the total %la not made Seminole County laat yamr, | immediate pest president of tha against the proposed erection by Depesty sheriffs yesterday more than $150,000,000. and $9,. and some of thla in left ever. Of After Jurors Report Issues Of Campaign | American liar Association. He la the Rev W. S. Queen of n church 000.000 for Pateamaqumldy, If the amount expanded, Mr. WIl­ smelled out a still. a member of the attorney gener­ O. H. Ftynt, deputy at Geneva, at Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue ia Mid, only about $14^0 w u Eighteen men were selected Stafford Caldwell and Red­ the total cost ia not In excess of al's advisory committee on criia* wua allowed to lie on the table. The to whom was reported last Ban$42,000,000. it «a itrtetly County projects. to y tho discovery of Ux murdered Rev. Mb, Queen appeared be­ this morning frorp a panel of 3d mond U Gautier, candidates for nod a member of the United Supreme Court’* advisory ( ■ f T% $ A b m f U M Pf f m I fore Ux Commission last night to 'fo rm tha grand Jury for th a1 governor, addressed tha voters of - -*»» The United States Supreme milter on rule*. and presented q petition contain­ spring term ol Circuit Court and f Sefntnole County k Avenue, pavement, W J M terday afternoon wtth Jack Fiynt, ing Jodge Millard B. Smith, l-oftln will not be a esnJIdsX Court ruling that the Municipal asking that . .tree, . . u , X 5 r s S : ? i?.h S d io o l B oys _ 43 signatures _ _______ _____ . fa r Ftiet Street pavement, $24,- working out of the sheriff* office I Hon of the church be permitted. Ing, ordered that others on the noon end the latter In tho even­ Bankruptcy Aet I* invalid hit In the Novemlwr senatorial tlee410 for H u r t , 111.413 for tbo In the County seat, and while J A building permit for Mr. panel be discharged. The grand ing. Both ere residents of Miami. many Florida cities, counties anil tlon. He Is 58 and • bachelor, bora airport, 110,400 for tbo green snooping around looking for evl-l Queen's church was Issued sev- jury immediately went Into ses­ taxing districts a bread-and-but­ in Montgomery, Ala., Bets'. 14. Mr. Ca|dw*ll stressed the Flor­ houie, $29,710 for tbo Armory. dence they smelled fumes that had 1era] weeks ago, and he was advt-cd sion and Court took a recess. ter blow right In the pocketbook. 1878. When hlne yeara old hla ida fmrf ,'ry Act (though Mr. With the exception of tho erven become somewhat familiar to them by the Commission to submit daSome 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 Semlbouse end the Armory, nil (he In their years of law enforcement tailed drawings to the building in­ for any of the civil actions, and .th a t he had campaigned for that im . tll.h n h . his father founded the Pena* Peneeeola semi- j t(. th, fri|„ , ,| POUrl. llfe |, re hi, othere ere itrictly City projects, hla th . rtvuU " themselves unabl* unable to mr#t meet tverever- «J«|,Tii*l J"»rnal which he edited until BM Following thalr noise they cam* spector. If* full ha had b*tn flv tn ' CUrk O. P. lltm don »Uted lh*t; h*ut Ufnn* Mr. Caldw«ll had IK# r «B«klv limpKa r he-Mid. and the preen house end upon • still, hidden deep In the the tinruer from isfi ier« i of l e n d 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 i M in d r t l imlebteilne^ii e n d ,”r *1^- The new eenetor Wii edjH tho Armory are being erected wood*. It was going full blast and •nd would therefore have building after pubUa **“ “the •---------------------- -to •»-» ■*In the Pensacola rmbllo 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 within the corporate limlta. mootlehlrx wma being made In matariel for the erection of a etrue- 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. The County la dealroua of le t- wholesale quantities whan they ture to comply with tbo most “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 tin s $14,000 for Improving Ban- walked Into tho place. A boy and •trlngent building restrictions. 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 ford Avenue south of the City • girl were operating It, hat the A representative of the Church 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. limits, $11,700 for widening the boy took 40 hla heal*. However, he of Cod asked that Elra Avenue be chosen foreman and 11. G. Llngle other candidates. Mr. Caldwell Is The program nrorrwm w we. „n.U- the. tk . Hon* bondholder*. . , ^ .. The e. under Ho waa elected to the State _ __ __ Pools road, and • mailer funds srii later captured and both he bnprortd near tho new _ rfhurrh of Sanford ws* chosen clerk of for . reduction In the ge.ollno .p o n w r.h lp of the dub’. Commu-I Individual city ufflctala end offe r other projacta, Mr. WlUlema riH a " UJaU. Tlxy gav# I building pn Elm near GeMv^ AvV- 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 legislature In 1902 and the fol­ lowing year was appointed a t ­ said. With tlx exception of an ‘h* I l 'a e lla M g O a P e e s r t « * > °f Uving*. 20, and no*, and Street 8uperlnUnde.it are P. J . Btln*. W. H. Stewart, . the past els month* has been In-1 Municipal*!!** declined immedi- torney for Eecambla county, vers­ appropriation for an athletic Beulah Cox, 18. .Jams* Moughton was Instructed to C H. Stafford and W. W. Van “ vUIng various outeUndlng comment on tho decision but ing 13 year*. He wa* co-receiver The officer, dumped out 40 bar- ascertain the coat and report back Nos* of Sanford; D. W. Holdsfield at the High School, which be re of the high school to b e .th e ' agreed the situation Is not hopeK 'a a tta a e g Ow P a a * P tv e l haa been approved by the County r*U of mash, each containing GO u> the Commisaion a t l u next worth, A. H. Fuller and D. M. guests of the Rotary Club at IU lees—Juit a bit more complicated, Planning Board, the school*. he gallon*, and loaded on a ta x k they me*lng. Tlx wall, of tbo new Dowell of Altamonte Springe; R. luncheon*. Each of the six boy* attfeatleeeg o . Pea* »•«.*» W. J. Wells, said, have kecehred no WPA found a t tho aUU about 10 gal- t hurth. 40 by 13 feet, are op and C. Smith and 0 . S. Brown nf tended the luncheons for one Ions of moonshine and some equip­ the roof will probably ha put on fondle Convention Candidate month. Goldonrod; L. W. Hodges and Mayer 8., O. Shinholeer Hated ment and took It to tke sheriff* thla week, tha repreaanUllva said. M. Eld red Whllden of Foreet The young cnen who were select­ office. aevera) Important projects, such Tha Commission decided that the City; C F. Haight and Lewie C. ed for this signal honor and who W. J. Wells, Jr., of Longwood, as the municipal pier, extension City could not afford the ex­ El wee of Fere Park; W. S. Lee CITY NEWS BRIEFS addressed! the club today were: NBGRO WAS MURDERED prlnclpsl of Lyman School In the! penditure of $44 to extend electric and J. f . Cos of Oviedo; and If. of the sower system, more par Billy Ztohry, Roy Wright, Jack Mrs. Lewis Klnerd (Georgia community, 1* n candidate for A coroner'* jury Impanelled by light wires to Church of God H. Geiger of Geneve. In* and building g lake front Warranty deeds to two pleeee Morrtslon, Louis Bills, Robert WII Ann Carlisle) died at 10:15 delegate to the Democrat!* Na­ perk weat of ^the Mayfair Hotel. J . 8. Logs a. Justice of Ux ponce at the comer of Fifth Street end of property on Sanford Avcuue,! •on« *"d Francis Roumlllat. Each o'clock thla morning In her home tional Convention as a represen­ at Geneva, returned a verdict Holly A**au« end pay $20 a year between Twrnty-fourth and Twen-, *°ld whal the opportunity to at- on Fulton 8treet, following s tative from the new Fifth Dis­ last evening that the negro man for a street light there, but Com­ 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. found dead hi the woods lata Sun­ missioner W. R. Dupree was ad­ Fred Wilson Will Urdsy by the Jefferson Slander! «MUo» with the varioue memb-ra resident of 8anford for 30 yean, data In Seminole County for thl* day re me to hie death from gwn- vised that Xhe City will pay fer Talk Over WDBO U fa Insurance Company to T. D. had meant to him. coming her* from Moreland. Ky., office. hiflirted by aoax per- Ux current of Ux church ear** I nab! net an t to John E. Graddlck. A native of Florida and a grad­ where she wa* born on Mar. 4, he dmd man Is to - to jxy for the cost of Installing the Fred R. Wilson, prominent San­ 23 S c h o o l Children 1080. uate of the University af Florida, Ueved to be SI 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 Djrown As Ferry Tips her mother, Mrs. Mary Maxey has had wide experience In pub­ Orlando tomorrow night. Mr. Wil al Church a t II o’clock next SunMayor A O. fhlaholaer, City eon will discuss the prei«Di I day morning. They-will be attend In A Swollen River of Danville, Ky., two slater*, Mrs. lic Ilfs. He has served 14 Clerk F. A Ltouaa, Architect H ■ e t o a a a a la e la l mam. * ----la t . x 1 1, . A —* 7 m —__I __ _____ C. J. Rollins of Sanford ami Mr*. •s i teacher. gutoreatorlal campaign. It I* sn ' mol *d kby the American Legion and ten J. Moughton and A U Glenn 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, are hi Jacksonville ta rty , coothe 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 tpa| trniU g with PWA effU ale in rechildren 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 *! to an appropriation for tho 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 appUeetlaa toe fends was 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 Ux 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., th e MMIs Works 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 aaEad a* tlx 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 H o t . 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. LOCAL WEATHER to T. W. Lawton, superintendent A month later ha a n a hack ia TODAT ---------------------------------------— ■ ■ 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 * Ms a t Baafard. peUlions which mere circulated la Ministerial Association pledged Co re me roe, Mayfair IloteL office. Other County official* are te a . A v er ' 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 . A v a rs# * . Geecgla at 6*vaaaah a eouple of years ha again heard »t M ar. A verage ficials af tha Orlando Ministerial HetaL fight to drive slot machines out tor. 1900, h at altar |.tha call frees S pr. A vars** arrivals sad >:00 F. Mj lo y a l Arth MsAseortaUan loaf sight expressed of Florida after Freak Young, ■ A T resigned to ga h aa ! via f t. ehaa R lto r,! a a Oft. Uk A ft I —........... printer, said a t Ita meeting that jm 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 IVAL8 •• 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 CITY OF S U iU & M.I KlwaaU Oub, resulted la O x death af John H- slot nxahlM cresaders will most legttnx** business In Tampa. tta*A-*CV MTM. St ^ M r^ W a ltto a r wtth signal aucces*. Mayfair HetaL Referring to Ux movement tn I 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, cm OF 1:34 F. M.: | D*t**k-| “very much to«ar.” Word was tually all f t tha tfiO O who rtgnod similar to th at In Fort FNO, *t.A M 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 Ux "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 Appointee Won’t . Be A Candidate Expect $55,000 More This Year J Still Discovered During Hunt For Murder Evidence 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 Refinancing Plan Of Florida Towns To Be More Difficult Deliver Talks A t Rotary’s Luncheon Jr„ Is Mrs. Lewiti Kinnrd Died In Home Today C i t y Officials In Jacksonville F To Help Hospital ted With 25-Year Service Pin Blot MachincsArouse Orlando, Tampa; 2,000 Sign Petitions. Against Devices WHATg DOING . J , - f j V t - •— — - tfii ,# i l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 25, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3303bc9d97cfc1a39f6155f6cf86ca3d.pdf 9f2550b8ba506c1562863a7f85e6c3ab PDF Text Text liar- phrW M in t , C K a h u atada W i i r i H n t t 3waa 3851*5?. t f - S t l i , nmooo by Ua hoy position. f i t baa a t rOM m t. hoaefc of picking up alxillng j W CTC M i gy rn d ara a*J gutting Iba baa to | ana* * bnao fa* tima to pal out a run-1 Doopito tbo i lpo« nor. “ ddon » “ te I BOt Gates had four yesn of High tbo aftomoon. dltad School and V anity baatbaD prior aaco at Banford load*; to U» finishing school. ltf trrine..' largest a t any 1 —OL. tw. Rm U m I U « . h lk_ tha FlnrUa Ut.tm when too ta k a drat bint In c u r boob to Sctrford tradod with Fm'ntkp for it Borla. ir now player on tbo f t no ytsterdajr woo . Jany who got tbroo alngtn In | Trophies To Be Awarded For l#*' SW W W SS iaints Uet back To Tie With ItedB For Second Place Carl Wolgtl burled St. Augaathu back bid a two-day lio with DoLand for oscond place In Iho Flor­ id* fUala Laagua boro yoaurdmy, by ootUig tbo Beds cMrn wlih fhro Mta. fof a 4 to 3 History. It woa Wolgn'a fifth wW of tbs sea•OH as hat abided HoiwoU, now DoLand tartar, In * atollar mound dual. Tbo HatnU collided sight Search ForSti at rue a nlag run. n u tu br rwSjrif m j £ Both aldM pkytd flashy ball •fln a i’ JjaoooJk!1 Viler, uflotd oneb bring gullW of •« « ' tamo l J i . rur. Frank Cblmar collected ;w; IqRaaabaU League S f lf HOME BUNS mm 3 trophies, .a* ia Madeleine • '-to- at nM IM F i W n , ir team's Unj lor throe nan Ouli of Moxko In aaarch or "S U w King** that will olaphco tbo lil)/fpoundar. oanght Uto othor day by Mr*. Hanry Fgurot of [ J i 1 J b ^ lto d ^ * tE tr o f uirir hlto ^ • a ti a a Weigel la tbo lUtb to uUy tbalr a • o t ) fha» nu>* .V/ - —— —~ Tbo Balat* wtra told to a loos * J ** L * J sings nnlU tbo tlftb, wbon Bwnt " * Bonnot's alngb d w . homo W.lIJJ *11 J J H gol from saoond and tbo Saint hurl. *w, • •» aoorod on Didrlctoon’a wild Siioi jtorio, | throw past fln t on an attempt* fatter and a n k u w i aw k. ,k .k J. nlov. Unto tunebsd four hits In o n f." itMM%nUCi"u'vlii( ' timoly blngto driring la tbo win- IKAUCW Hay midnight, July II, It In moro than I a ! ! • Holdatock’n honor with Rubollng Hholy that tbo- Chicago woman’s t l o l a on b a n gaoa DoLand n two ion flak will tm tupplantod In firs •saw W n c eeks u a n Games. uw uca CJL *11 ror cup. emblematic of batting * ^ X a ' S iT * * 7 * * * £ W * . X l only b a n bad a portarmon. Thla U to - « - nUo day yoatorday Ihoro Hould oomago tbo | W « ^ m bet* boon aaatbor Ugnmnd or oat haring to eomjfeta against two a t tba gamo and o*r roeriple to rn toaaonad playor*. It la poo- would bavo bran much (•nror,” he •Ode, howoTor, for a rookie u> u*vL “But It bad to raln yootmiay. wto both tbo LooiirlHo Slugger of all * y o of tba ytar. and Spalding trophle*. i “Fa ns who want baaoVitl moat Tbo Spalding trophy waa put ramambor that it la roonfpto that ■p for tba tin t Una late laat count, and wo nil bopo that at; •oaten and waa won by Du*no Undanfo at tbo gamot wit) r«nK n u rr of Caurillo In tbo Ar- tlaoo to bp, good, because wo ront kanaarJiboonri League. Ho P*J « r bllle and kaop going If paytom Boaeh J - j j W j u p for tbo ftlpO h — —— tW .000 00*—d . wumdwl by VENICE, », PaOgetk « « u f I) aa* | J I t r o T t S Ofioni m ptoJ n equeoae piny bat itod to tbo piieMy, . latoeeviQe got doo fiui In tha tb and on# la tba sixth. It wnt bat, with two non out, wbon i gamo waa called In tbo )oe Haideo pltehod for tbo >kout* and ttruck oat tbroo n and allowed tbroo walks, dgatt, pitching for tbo Tilla, had a chaky fln t lading On Boris, loading off with a •bio, waa caught at tbo plat* • f • ' ^■4’ ' tbo apoa* wU toko b now f» and that UnyMternl. mta now la pHgMaa will to (root* added Intoroat * Veniea-Hokomls Bp * Club, sponsoring Uto d Result* | Big Six BasebaO i*|toOolohta ... II . I l , . am o u cA C u u h v i . ' -Vi* •»- (.. W*a I M K .r T..n ft : »i Wo.btakgton Ti ClonUnd il. Detroit 101 Now York 0. of KaUktrino ,m to b ip w . * t Protest Decision �S a n fo rd la H i t O nly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, H igh' A n d W atei fra n a p o r ta llo n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID ^ , BA' NameToBeOn Jane 2 Ballot Presidential Prefer­ ence Primary Is To , Be Held B utF .D .R . • Is Promised Vote iom ed Toad Sent Mayor Shinholser From Texas Fair The Sanford Zoo two another «*rioalty. It la a boned toad • « * by dlroeton of tbo T i n a Centennial' to Mayor 8. O. Shlnhobar and ( I n s by him to tha aoo. It'arrived In-food condltlon yooterdaj, and P art 8aperlntendont Jama* Monfhton •old ho will hare . special care (milt for it io visitor* a t tho too can at* (he itrsn fo little animal tomorrow. Every Candidate For Roosevelt TwoMurderCases 39 Are After The 18 Are Docketed For Seats In National Meeting Of Party Trial Next Week • TALLAHASSEE, M ar 23. — (AJP)—There will be * presidential nreference n n .gjoarv «n Florida June 2 but W l won’t mean much beeauao overy candidate For delegate • to Urn Democnttle national convention has announced aunport tor President Roose­ velt’s renomlnatlon. Case Against Negro Has Not Been Be­ fore Grand Jury Taro murder case* and on* of as­ sault with Intent to commit mur­ der, on* of rwslstlng an offictr, two of larceny, two of breaking and en­ tering, three of non-iupport, and In th* primary, tha name of on* of setting fir* to an automo­ dhaaph-Orntramarah of Lebanon, bile are th* criminal caeca on th* N. If e -wW uppaw o rrth a ballot docket for th* Spring term of Cir­ ■a l — irith Praaldant Roosevelt's. cuit Court which I* to begin neat Tim presWtMM |(l* fim im . was Tkmm’ay morning at 10 o'eloek. The called to giro the voter* an op­ gTand Jury wi I be Impanelled up­ portunity to expre** Uwlr senti­ on the convening of Court, but In ment*, but tho praferanc* wa* the opinion of Court officials “no intended only a* a guida to th* bill*” will be returned by that Daraoeratic national eonvantlon body agalnat several defendant*. C. C. Gracy, white, and Oliver delegate*. There ha* been no campaigning Robinson, negro, ar* the defend­ either on behalf of Cbutr* marsh ant* In tha murdtr action. Th* or P m ldent Roosevelt. Tho for- former I* out on bond, following hi* m*r I* a dentist. Thar* was no Indictment by th* last grand Jury. Th* negro I* In Jail, pending ac­ ) ebarg* for him or President tion an hla ease by the next grand Roosevelt to qualify In the prefer- Jury. II* la accused of having killed i sace primary. Ernest Heyri, another negro, **vTh* campaign commit tee of tha aral months ago. Gracy was In­ Democratic party hi Florida an- dicted with hi* son, Virgil, far ' panneid alter a meeting In Jack- the death of Arthur Bcmbeliough aonriii* that oteh of th* 19 ran- In Paola test August. Tha boy ,«date* for Florid*’. IS *a*U at pleaded gulKy at th* December th* PUhulp'phla eonvantlon fa- term nf Circuit Court and waa sen­ tenced to ' th* state reformatory a t Marianna. It la expected th a t ho will k* brought back to laetify * t tlte trial df Ms father. * " • ■ I Chari** W. Back la charged an l The President Has no opposition th* docket with assault with In­ tent to commit murder. H* pleaded fpr re-no ml nation, and national guilty last May l to a teaser eharga politick) observers said only on* and was sentenced two day* later ballot would ba required to name to three year* In-state priaan al h la a* th* party's candidate far Ralford. another term in tha Rfhlte llouso. Th* charge of raalatlng an af* Platform discussions, however, flear la placed against Willis John­ wQI occupy considerable time a t son. Polics Officer ’G. C Fellows Philadslpbla. In tha complaining witness. Florida baa I I votes a t tha RoDan Beatty U In Jail, charged pubtiosn national oonvsnlion In with tha larcany of an automo­ Usreiami. Th* state’s dslegation bile belonging to Gaorga McRory. la bound 'ey tha unit vote ru-# Im- The other charge af larcany la poaoct by th* atat* party canvantlon lodged agalnat E. C. Motes, Jr., which mat recently In Orlando. charged with th* theft of timber. Three of tha IS delegates war* H* is a t liberty an bond. Dan iaatructad by congreaaiaaal dis­ Beatty la also charged with break'1 trict convention* to support tha log and entering, a* la Jo* Jonea, candidacy of Governor AIf M. Lan­ held In JalL Eddie Lewi*, charged dau «f Kansas for president. Th* with sotting fire to aa automobile, ether nine dele goto* war* not In- la at liberty under bond. *true tad but a n known to bo po­ Th* docket shows eharga* of litics 1 associates of National Com- non-support against Haary Brown, miUaaman John F. Harris of Palm at liberty on hi* own recognisance, Beach who is a supporter of Col. and agalnat Cleveland Dun woody Freak Knox of Chicago. and Arthur Jones, both at W arty Tha state eonvantlon recomLaodrm'tmt did n*t instruct It to support tho Kansan or any uthar AreToAttend Short Course Trustees Asking Re- County. Winners Are Election All Win Chosen By Judges; -.In Friday’s Vote Course To Be Held ■In Five Districts Through NextW eek Tha 10-mill levy for tha schools araa voted In tha five district! holdtag a!actions yaatenlay, and all trust***, asking re-election w an returned by tha voteri. Mr*. J. C. Bills was started a trustee In tha Genera dlatrict to succeed bar hoabnnd who hod resigned, and F. W. Talbot v u alacted in tha Oviedo d iitrk t to tucctad R, 0. King, resigned, Sanford voted for tha 10-mi 1 lavy, S to 1, In tha Laht Mary* Altamonts-Longwivod dlatrict tha vote araa 05 for 10 mill* and only I vote* a gain* L Ovlsdo cs«J 15 Badges O f Merit A r e Awarded To Nine R o y Scoots Next Thursday, May f t, I* th# « free hand to east Florida’s data for Sommy Long’* annual sretao tor Knox or fog any oth- picnic a t tha Jacob's pleala grouada a t Chqtaot*. sad as tho day l* to b* a baU-botlday a tremendous crowd J* la pros pact, Th* affair will b* fro* aad tha Lnviatioa to attend Includes every parson who waste to anjo/ tho day and avastag. Any political do, and'thoro a n bo musl* aad dancing In th* ovauing. Tb* barbae** aad pintle wfll ba at 1 o'eloek la tho aftonwoa. but tho pnhHa I* ashed la "aaaao early aad stay 1*4*," aad make It aa old-fiikteaad "Craakor day." Mr. Lang has been fat tha habit of entsrtaJatng hla frioadi at these free l i r t i f sa d pionlcs every year. COLUMBUS, 0„ Mar a ive Tampa Police Officers DEFIANT TOWNSEND WALKS OUT ON P#OBERS Twenty-three girt* belonging to 4-H Club* in Semlno'e County, Inciudlng seven winter*, will attend the annual short course In Galatavlll* next weak, Iravlng next Saturday and balng away all tha following watk. Transportation ha* barn provided, and th* **p«n*«a will b* paid by tha llama Dimonatratian Club* of lb* Coun­ ty. Scholarship* w an al*o ftvaa by tha Sanford Woman'* Club and th* County Federation of Wom­ en'* d o b s. Winter* In achievement day contMt* conducted by eoch of tho seven 4-H dub* of the County laat month engaged In a final competition before Judges in tho City Hall Auditorium Friday a f t­ ernoon and th* following f!v* girl* were choetn a* Samlnola County winner*. Leety Belle Sweggerty of Lake Monro*, health. Emeetln# North of Dongwood, paster*. S a tth Lavy of Geneva, bread. Betty Fay Howell of Altamonte Springs, draw. Margaret Culpepper of Geneva, •al thi# trip. V; . President 8 Sunday With ] Verdict Returned By, Six-Man Jury After Deliberating Only; Three Hours Today, All At Liberty • Pending Sentence Defense Has 4 Days In Which To Mots For Another Trial TIARTOW, May 23.— (AP)' —Five former Tampa pollcts J men trwhiv were convicted on ;; a charjre nf kldnaplnv EujfWl© F. Poulnot, one of three v te Mm* o f a mob in Tampa j Inst N o v 30. A nix-man iurv in Criminal Court f*- ‘' ;j turned the verdict after v •lightly more than three ; hours* deliherstlon of Judge Rob* . rrt T. DeweH's charge that th* de­ fendant* should be acquitted am* .Jjl less tho Juror* believed without ,a <* doubt that Poulnot araa abducted for tho purpose of bolng sacratly Imprisoned. The five men convicted *»• j John P. Bridge*. C. W. ChtHslo, F. W. Pwltier, 8, A. Brown, J r and Sam Crosby. Two « * •" * , I former Police Chief R. O. TUto» jd worth and Special Officer Boh* , ert Chappell. w*r# acquitted by » J Salma Lavy mad* th* winning loaf of bread, Betty Howall mad* th* drew ah* wore In competition with IB other girl* la th* revue, and ' Margaret Culpepper exhib­ ited canned tomatoes and berries to erln first plac* In canning. Th* short course will b* taken Judge Dawall deferred **aten*a. by th* following girls: and continued tha man und*^ Geneva: Maris Baxter, Vir­ “I do not propoaa to com* back except under arrest! Thank you, gentlemen, and goodbyel” So (7.500 Ubnda under which they ginia Yarborough, Margaret Cul­ saying. Dr. F. E. Townsend took his hat In hand and defiantly walked out on a House committee Inves­ har* been at liberty. Th* do* , pepper, Eleanor Marschall, Erma tigating his o'd age pension plan. They triad to atop him, but th* Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith (left In fens* ha* four day* in which t* ' AVierman and Selma Levy. picture at upper right) .head of th* late Huey P. Long's “Shara-the-Weallh" movement, took Town­ petition for a nrw trial," T a d /, Lyman: Betty Fay Howell, send by th* arm and ran Interference like a football player. Below, tbs stunned committee members maximum sentence on tbs charge Maria Botes, Ernestine North, could ba 10 year*. • ' Desathy Newell and F t aim** wptch mutely a* Townsend and Smith hurried through the door. Loft to right: Rep. Lucas, Chair­ Poulnot, Sam Roger* apd JaO'fj man Bell and Rep. Hollister. (AP Photos) A vent. rph Shoemaker, admitted-Paola: Leona Vaughn and Mar­ 1st* and Jsb& organltsrt, Wteo a t- ( jorie Weaver, rested by Tampa o ffllW ttw lw y Chuluata: Gladys Maud* Sim­ attending a political mOteBg'ltta- , mons and Mlcksy Chslker. : a private homa Tha offlaar* had; Lak* Monroe: Leety Belt* After balng qua*--' Sweggerty and Voacllte Tates. 1 0 DOITOW f u n d s alleged eon»»nntoUa--,Ji Laka Mary: Lauretta Mlnibsw ip /> ■ activities th* trio war* released r t and Dorothy IsbllL Oviedo: Darien* Allan and Vir­ I th* atetian, however, th* th rt* ^1 ginia Wilkinson. I men war* hauled Into automobile* B. - EL Squire*, candidate for „ Sanfordt Carol Sasser and H a l.' g m a ] | C r a f t W a r n e d County tax assessor, who was In­ Revenue Certificates and u k * n into th# wooda whmh J J an Drraaor. neatly a couple of weeks C an R a T oo it p H R w,Ti Un> U mdied d •**f ? I A gainst Venturing jured Hiss Josephine Boyd* ton, Lan 156 issued l>yv th** fw th-rw ). ^Shoemaker ago when trampled by a vicious County homo demonstration agent, Out Into Open Sea cow Is ski* to b* about and Is Bartow, Clearwater hi* wounds, and Mrs. Baig of Geneva, Mr*. _____ I Th* Jury took thro#- ballot# again meeting hla frlands. TALLAHASSEE, Msy 23.—W) secordlng to tha foreman. , Judge J*s„ G. Sharon, candi­ —Bartow and Clearwater won —_____ „ _______ , , « n # company tha girl, to Galnasrllla. *>“• ' * " “ J " " ~ £ l J ‘^ . V * In addition to attending dally E ,,t V " * • n'1 “ * •*tr *m* r,.h ' date for Congress, spok* In Ovie­ SUts Supreme Court approval of. F a n n e r C o n v i c t e d O * class** a t th* short courts, th# w*, t Gulf to M ' wllh h1*^ wlnJ*: do this morplng, In Tltusvilta a t plan* to Isau* revenue certificate* | R o b b i n g 1 T a m p a Bftllk : girt. Atom this Cauny will enter ‘w ,» • nJ fr,,' ucnl noon, and wag to speak la. Cocoa P ro t e s t s Innocence i th* stnta song contest, singing a ’ showers, >-ut no damage waa it - this evening. place w ritten for th* 4-H Club ported and non* e spotted. Th* TAMPA, May t o r - W MjWTjj by Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman of weather bureau said a wall of high talning his Innocanca, A. Be Longwood.. Mrs. Lyman wrote a pressure along tho South A tlanfc Chastain. 37-ysar-old farmar, song tor the IS girls who wsnt to seaboard caused the disturbed was sentenced yesterday to t t Gainsovilla from Somlnol* Coun-: condition*. For*ca*t*r« said wind* years In prison following hi*, tp last F ear and who won first are rushing uvtr tha edga of this conviction Tuesday of plat*. In thin contest, girl* I n high pressure wall and are sweeprevenues from tho sal* or sarvico psting In tha armed holdup n f **eli group a n to ba dressed Ing lh* coostiln# just Ilk# water Van C. Swearingen, former to customer*. Th* rov*nu* certifi­ alike, wearing gowns that they pouring over brink of the pracl- attorn sy general and now a cates contain the specific pledge th* Columbia Bank, In T am paV s Latin quarter on Mar. 9. y — j* Th* Samlnola Countv uirls pi**. candidate for comptrollsr, spoko that no other money belonging Tha bank waa robbed af |Me* ’ nr* to wane d r e a ^ of an origi8mn.‘ cruft warnings flew from In .Hanford this morning. II* was to the city would b* used, or 000 In cash and (1^00 In homin ' ■e « • • w . o - -w . » z S 2 introduced by City Attorney Fred levied upon, for paying loans. by four masked gunman during.,. K. Wilson. th* noon hour. Two bank af- . flclnla. mad* to lie on th* fWa* ^ Under tho law, candidates must Socialiats C o n v e n e ; during th* robbery, ldsirtHM ,, III* their second expense state­ Warn Labor Against Chastain at hla tr ia l .> T ment* between May 21 and May HI* sttomsy* said they wonM •. 24, Inclusive, May 24 Is Sunday, Supporting Roosevelt and th* County Clsik’s office will ba closed, CLEVELAND. May 23.—Tb# national convention of th* So­ Du* to tha re-registering of cialist party opened today with JAILERS ADOPT RABBIT all voter* In Samlnola County keynote speakers advocating an -RICHMOND, VnZ May IftkT yiuf T ^ ^ K i W I M r ’W V Immediate constUOtloiter th a itfi The highest wind velocity re­ ported to th* Weather Bureau, was J. Thlgpan said h* would ba un­ and cautioning labor against tho —A "dropp*r-lnM at Iki qn w 41 mil** an hour front n ship east able to announce tha number* of "mistaken policy" of supporting jail, a 5-pound rabbit, was adaff 1 Roosevelt Norman by jallare aa a pot. s ( Fort LaudordO.**. Miami bad tllgibl* voter* before tho first President Thomas, national party loadar n high of 38, Key Waal 30 and of the weak. who lo expected to he the Social­ point* between Jacksonville and Marring* license* war* |mu*d ist nomine* for president again, LOCAL WEA* Miami twenty to thirty mil**. yesterday to W. E. White; *0. sounded th* them* of Orlando, and Roa* Tucksr, S3, Selassie To Embark of Winter Park: Robert William*. aad Late Tucksr, 2S both of Private Troops And For V lalt In London 39. Maltlandi and C w r-f Robin­ son. t l , and Magnolia llay**, 18, Austrian N azis Clash LONDON, May *K -U P>-T h. British foreign odflco announced LINZ, Austria, Mny V L -O V )today th a t Emperor Hall* SalatSoldlara of Prince Von S ter hamala Will board the British crulssr * city council- Capetown o t Tlalfa this after­ MteO Intersstrd noon enroute for London. Tho announced that Emperor ba* reaalvad offlcal ap­ M te hats been proval of hi* visit to tho Engllih teuton In each caplUL Th* foreign office de­ t a r tour la tbo clined to say whether ha will be resolved no a sovereign or a pri­ vate ritlien. It ala* was not rec­ ta la whether tha empress wit) b* fa tha party of eight accompany- From Government Annual Picnic At Sammy Long’s To Be Next Thursday Movie Sleqths Wor Just For Fun Of RDAY, MAY 23, 1936 «*•»*• •“*>»• • �cA^DLfi Light week away, the race fat governor tit begthltlng U> attract attention; and well It might, as no tens than fourteen,adund truck* scatter recklessly throughout the state,, .scattering W ith equal recklessness fourteen different seta-Of political promises. With only ten days left In which to make their decisions. It b vloubtful if half the people ui Florida know l t t « ^ » t e * » . aovtiAaJo,v'*>Hy/*rW 'r>hr»r to id it is these people who hove not yet made up their minds who are going to elect the He*t governor of Florida. .1We have only recently begun to listen to the campaign speeches. Those gubernatorial candidate* who; were among Ihe first to vialt visit Sanford failed to attract^ attract od» our attention. attention the And yet by some *trance coincidence they, are the only ones who hare managed to remain on our |( a t‘ As we be* gan listening to the appeals of one candidate a fte r another, we found ourself waiting for someone else.' Up to the present time we are still waiting. f|r»* of the I*IS ^ • • • » « h 'the < " i , ity of this every *gH But when voters go to the polls on June 2 they will find themselves confronted by an array of ho b i s than I t tT"rJ | listed as candidates for governor, one of Whom they Si J S s i tow, ~ - .... m earn* fre«, thd he refeeling, .*1 daa’t know find Gi _ “........... ...........— „ promlaea, has no plat­ form, but devotes himself to flaying the dUPont Interests _______ earns fflM. h it t Vri*b and their candidate, Whom he doea not name. We are not they'd go leak there?' U seems that the hyacinths don’t betraying any secret when we say -that ha himself in interfere moth with the business supposed to be the Shells candidate. HOWever, at least traffic bat they are apt to tlag the five others have also been accused of being backed by Sholts. i ----- ‘‘-T* of tha pleasure er*ft. ______ Caldwell, ______ the ______ __ ___ _ the_ ballot, ____s | like on the it>ad aeir Stafford nextr .candidate on one of the strongest contenders In the gubernatorial fern Park that's haen carpeted lay, one# word for thr fin* ar- was primary In 1OT2. He It was who devoted hid attention ba* with hyaelnthe and at sunset, if* ' (hale lunbftm , Vlk "It* Far th r long tluxle dlrniflrd fore the first primary to denouncing Martin, and then camphlgned for him before th e second primary. This time j Vet? nriTrhiit l L . - BUf b a apaar’a fight, thr *olU god’* Caldwell Is making S stftmg bM for the votes of the Inde- Jj {K b»*tow»l, pemVnt merchants by promising, to support the so-called i*t0 one perfect line to he kept "Florida Recovery Act" Which would outlaw chain stores, forever fresh la the garden of “tb* t i if hat you owant, * tfsofit, meant, six) are now do- Hut the ImVpendents so far have declined to endorse him. inward ere" nest to the "he»t if Jerry Oiricf la the comedian of the campaigners. He golden daffodils/' Mdttod of mranlng. juris on n show at each of his political speakings worthy of _ . . ■■ .. ___ A m are now contestable *n,i mini the old-time pateht medicine vendors. And believe us, , •**” ' . Wrf.lt, A m Was Or Wahr y r t a r e the Jerry comes vety near being n patent medicine vendor! lid m„*d p ^ i \r Llm aa VheLa.; carries a magician around with him who Indiscriminately R„r gunnerd Baker, Irving Bash krcrlir* llghllng A t.j *«d at It. pulls white rabbits out of silk hats. The Inference Is that eller, JJr, John ffsrnee Halm**, l e a •re thr Imt I’h-irbua bl<n*n Jerry will do Just that when ho Is dect(Agovernor. He pro- Jeeeie Rltteshmse, Dr. ndwin o» Iswes to make us dll Just one big. haptT^family by paying jr°°d Orevat, endi f t, Richard round hravrn, , JJi!* * ' Ulthoul cloak, without r harlot, bigger and better pensions to everyone, and cutting tax- Dn™m “..*2** ntlon to the Irnne. * ” in gat matia Lord at more iptrlOu-i kiAifilum* Dan Chappell Is a personable young man from the #<f Yt, ttore wa*TtW e*f • ••r New Dwl pdllalta, For County Judge Of Setfttiiole County This office L a to do M ill (lie administering of es­ tates to the beat latereat.of those far whom th e eafcto w m Intended; It reijulrw good, Sound, and honest bualneaa Judg- t«od«d the Sunday School of tbo Sanford Kplicoprl < LO NG W OO D on Saturday at SanUwlo ft] men Thbf o f f ^ h M t o f t with JUVENILE offenders ( b o ^ I tug lag arw« hrr mother,( . Hr*-.. - - - - - - - and glria of Immature age); the Jodgri ahould know h u n jb for Lyman School Longaabeck of Lake Roldan, Or­ nature and child, life thru its maturing years, and under' ta laanrtl m fol-j Undo. ,-rata irrm on to To MUa Adrian wait'a room at stand the salvaiingkefilFT ^ w hoa this la a t all pbsalbie. t the Rav. 8. P. Lyman a party war (Iran Thura- He has chart* ‘of thoaa offenders' cJtfled “mi* demeanors," he must seek to administer the lftws to tha end that Jitttlte rd ml»*lo0ary, bn day afternoon, it 1:15 .o’clock at Mira Elite Dunbar, for Uilrty- wfll.be dime to society arid tb the offender; UviiThe.futtfr* tortum. Tha P.-T. four y e a n a winter roil dent der alrectioh of bare, left Tuesday to ipm d Um rman will furalik lam m ar In Philadolpbia, Pa. r Ufyie tMflgs fine, sentence tho ) m iplmdlil, la ,Uw|r proud (intlUllnir-liliahlH Hrory arrayed. By JarrpkiNr tiltrr all thg facta and > th at Juvenile Of' while and deaerv- mblie dinner, add taking a rr*a aatamobllr which hail aft parked Is a (mhllr A great credit b> hi* eon. it*, ah honftr to hlr roan- i t o u i i jt& fE A N p u - iu llA ,ut« .ta. W win b. w.. w a rn * ; among them to beat In tho second primary. Titey ,insist mnnartr of y,# ivtantlr PUm Lieutenant and Mr*. Ernext th a t he will poll his strength, whleh la baaed primarily on |ng>i adviree to tho Harri* recently tnleriained Ur. his support of the Homestead Exemption Amendment, on Quarter Hatter General of tha akd Ur*. Raymond WKIebar of j uno 2. liaitad St*tee Army during tha Loa Anyeiee. CeL. and Ur*. Joeeph Foile af Duett*. provad a 43 percent Incrriaa Ini . . H. P. Paty and Raleigh Petteway seem to he the only WeV4 ^ ^ Savant from Lonawood attariff* on enttem Uttll** Im- other candidates who hnvo any chance at all of being a K rv ^ id e M r t “w• portad from Japan. Thl* will taWa la a Cdy aothing s«*m* to ba a great Utlnr for tha textile factor In the outcome; and we mention them last not be- rn<t|rM‘ , 4 c ilm ii. Vntremlty. ue weaacst, nut only omy because oeenuM w»«y Industrie* af thl* country as U causa wiry they may be weakest, but they appear ■oompremtoa" ^b tbe ^tary of a wjjt ansbla them better io eom- near the• ilast Petteway may Idaalbt t , ao “**ity * P r •KheJ ^•« on "H- the»* ballot. •• Either lP /‘ fof ,tJ* r i 7 m 3 r ryoung uu£ C a - K who » atarta * u f f T oat u t oon: pato with tha cheap, foreign labor nenn wen be In the rlinoff with Hodges. Paty is making an un> tha highway of fifa ilka a knight af Japan. But It also mean* that usually vigorous campaign and la devoting hta energies in ihlntag amour, "to itva pma. 'the rest af ua will hava to pay primarily to a condemnation of the Bholta policies. Petto- apaak trea," aad "right tha wreag" awrb far a«r tklrto. way la making a fine Impression merely running on his «* **• pwaabe pilgrim'a prearcm ^ Jtof*—to« aad. tba| Our aongratolation* to tba In- record, With few political promises other th in that be ia * , , . Uwml dependent merchant* who hare . m n you u n trust. datllnad tha opportunity to climb The principal Issue of this campaign seem* to have rent on a limb and allow anyone •r phnuM It: "As to saw It off. la taking their resolved Itself Into the record of the Sholts Admlnistiw* in, tba *obt'a thaagl utrlda tha tion. Though Gov. Sholts Is hot a candidate, la making no Itoa *eeur»ly f « la Ewwry ten­ a, as It ware, «r. ttreddllng defense In his own behalf, has not openly endorsed any th catovfytmfc nit gukarnatorUl reap, they are candidate, and la not defended by any candidate, still-tha ttjr Ube about DO percent at news paper* which are al*» Issue seems to bang around hla ears, with nearly every candlifate In the race blasting them back. And though no candidate admits tha support of Gov, Sholts, no leas than six are accused of being hla man. . Even Paty, who has been the most outspoken of atl in hla eritldgm of the Administration, b suspected,. I t b recalled th a t bo-campaigned for Bholta In 1932, wsa to p mediately appointed by Bholts tb 'the BUte Ra&lW ComU. W a t u a t 't t m eC5 ft bto admlnlrirellea t bM faded lata tba factor, and hla words from tha stump would carta In frew dicate that the old alliance haa been definitely seven At the present writing It 'appeera that Hodge poll the moat votes on June 2. that Oerter. Ghaopell. or Petteway mhiht' edge Into the runoff with Mm Al one of three might easily beat Hodge*; fn alt proto ■ntklp«l ► ht1ry 1p *^1M I am in favor of effective legislation controlling thb mlttee, and before I left, .the City Odrttttsalori 1 off that Wjia adopted, pattlcmlng Congress min Mark enacted by the fkngraaa a bUl that Would place the 1 mlttee under the fU e n i SteurttMa h would place tha tvmmlitea undef alndlar cbmcA to ewtetfnent of 4 measure ix. to have �SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOHOTX O v ied o S e n io rs , A„ r e fBrown,AnU"■&«**. County Federation „ Floyd Wagner, Marlon > A SENSATIONAL NEW SCREEN COUPLE 1 G iv e n B a n q u e t H e r e liorgsn!, Frank Whwler, Minin M e t On Tuesday ____ EUtu, Ben Jones, John Content, Meidbera of lh« graduating daw of the Oviedo lliyh School »«r» entertained with a bamjuet giren Friday evening at the Mayfair LJfcA&-M(*fiiai Jugate Jftw * of. vfer Regular mealing of the County Federation' of Woman's Ouh* took place Tuesday at the Lake 'MKry ' Chamber of Comma*** Miss L ouise J o h n fito n .iT n r t * * » dUaMu' 3C A < It v.*> v . J usr^AXr fer G u e st‘OT H driorlory of th# Chamber of Osmmerte aad Auxiliary Numb*r Three, Ualtad Spanish War VetMrs. JL Z. Johnson haa reimad from Tampa ahem aha wot last week-end. ersonals " ' ' B t':« 5 j and dinner was servv-h B P *1 Fred K. Wilson of this city w.n . I the gurst speaker. The entire pru> B | g ram was given as follows: to S e niors—M artha T»I— Dorothy Welcome to School Dak, Ca. I* the guest of her sis­ ter, Mrs. A. C. Williams. 1- ^ ( W ^ B sne O R S w a u in «vv» ----- -T. , . .„ Council wUt meet a t 7:30 F, M. a l Jho Mtsa« Lcraiee tka Girl Beaot Llttl* House. e^ . The Girls HLY Chtb wUl| WH**- Le'"h*»t. N*»ey Mrs. Herny MeLlulln left this* b a n * • ten from 3:00 P. M.15™*^. Do?4! . , *ck* * ’ Locy morning for Atlanta and Maceo, U 3:30 P. M. a t the home of Roumiltat, Libby Cornell, ‘Anna Oa. to spend a week visiting, rela­ Mrs. P. E. RoomQltt, Palmetto Cornell, Joanne AixaraDo, Ce­ tives. Avenw, In honor of the Senior celia Troluck, Oleda Dyson, Nell doff, Mary Higgins, Martha girls of Seminole High SehooL • Mra. Julia Lodwig Is planning The T . W. A. a f the First Bap­ Adams, Margaret Vernay, Ellia- to lent* Monday for Long leiand tist Church will meat a t . 3:00 P. beth Turner, Thelma Hughes, and New Jersey to spend six Mra. Dawson, and Mr*. J. II. M- a t Um bps* of Mias Florence Aiwa B. Methvin, Kelt Sinqus- weeks visiting relative*. fitld, Helen Palmer, H aul Msnick. It * i i voted thet the Hardy, 108 Poplar Avenue. v Whitehurst, Msrguerit* IngMy, office of president be filled at an TUESDAY Mr*. W. T. Field* I* Improv­ adjourned meeting to be held The Civic Department af tha Eds Stick, Msry Chapman, Vir­ Woman's d o b will hora a sub­ ginia Patold. and Audrey Keasa. ing at Memorial Hospital In Fort later. Lauderc’n 'e where the underwent Also Um Mine* Evelyn Cates, It was decided to donate flO.iW scription bridge party for the bene­ •as Londquiit, Martha MeDoo- an operation Tuesday. fit of the hospital a t 3:30 P. M. at to the General Federation Foun­ Um Woman’a Club. Reservations aid, Doris Wslker, Margarat dation Fund and to provide Mrs. Kate Warren. Mias Eugenia n J i ; to semi two girts to tha n a y be made by telephoning mem- Reiti, Thelma Benaon, Rebecca Warren, aad MU* Dorothy Warren WUmb , Louisa Robb, Virginia LMme Demonstration Short £ rs of the committee or T9-J. The Woodmen Circle will apon- Meriwttber, Carolina Hill, Fannl* are spending the wrrk-tnd In Per­ B io o l at Tallahai*ee this sum­ * * n old-fashioned supper At Bigger*, Mary Tamm, Amoret mer. 3:00 o’clock a t the W. O. W. Hall. Peter*. Dorothy Pope, Gratchvn The report on regl*tratlon was Mr*. John I.. Miller end daugh­ SUvar offering for dance after­ Morrison, Martha Telford, Jean taken and It ws< found that the ward. Public Is imritacL Porrastar, Mildred Wells, J*wall ter, Jeanne lane, of Cocoa have ar. Oviedo a igl Rsnford Woman’* The pupils of Miss Mildred Marsh, Kathryn Thigpen, Marian rived to apend a week her* with Club* had tied. The price money reletlves. Eatridge, Katharine Vernay, we* dlvld—l between the two Elisabeth Cameron, Francin* Barnett, Helen Garner, Virginia Mrs, Smith announreil the GUlon, Marjorie Cogbum. Dorothy I Woman's Club Institute, spon­ Coach, Janet Chapman, Carlin sored by the State Federation, Palmer, Dorothy Mitchell, Doro­ will be held June 2'.l. 30 and July thy Hlggin*, aad Joyce H unt _ .1, 3, and 3 larnrhenAB—u se - than Also Buddy Blihop, DoaglffV Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker served to . r 11 pre-ent. lenstrom, Billy Gtenn. Harala and daughter, Mias Jeanne Walker, Among thca* In attendance of Sevannah, G«., are the gueets were: Mrs. A. D. Sauer and Mr*. of Mr. WakeT'a mother. Ml*. C. ' M. M. Lord, Jr. of Oviedo; Mrs. Robfnson, Julian Adams, Voile L. Goodhue, 919 Park Avenue. ] William Mu*grave, Mrs. II. I. Will Speak • Williams, J r , R. O. Hickson. I Wagg. Mrs. II. 11. Fennell, Mrs. Bernard Schi rani, Robert RamTo The Voters ! I . Q. Pickering, Mrs. E. A. bley. At Riggins, Al Wallace, Douglass, Mr*. C. W. Isbill, Mrs. Hvrfaert Douglas*, Bralley OdEmma I^gerqultt, Mrs. Roy ham, Billy Zaehry, Herbert Smith, llowsll, Mrs. Virginia R. Palm­ Carl Peeler, J r , John Morgan, er, Mrs. It. M. Cochran, Mra, Robert Wilson, Raymond LandAt qulst, Russell Odham, St. Clair White, J r , Wileon Smith, O. P. Herndon, J r , and Bprott Long. SANFORD H a r e T o n r Clocks A nd W atch es R e pal rail B j One W h o R eally K now s How Officials- D eryl Brown. 9 r a i l I Response—K. K. Coo|t«r. ■/ , . r P ^ T Ola* Alice Harvey haa ra­ ta road frm Daytona Beech w hen she spent a two weeks' vacation. DTOC^ORIC 1 silimil. A program "'an presented C A l ' -*':r • Marlon Estes, William Hsary Martin, and Andrew Duda. ■ S o n g . “ H ad G irts. } to Senior*''— Ju n io r J * ^ ^ l \ * v |J I “ Seniors as Juniors See Them in R1 ? 1 .* v R * j | The Future" liernice Wilson. ty J J e w e l^ ICR M agnolia j fJuear Speaker— F led It. W ilson, C rou p <ong. “ L ig h ts O u t." . ' T A V V i c J i 1 Among those tnviUnl w r r r : The I H»%. AntJrrw Tuhy, Mr. ain| Mi* ml •find," Robert T. W. Lawton, Mr. an<l Mrs. it l'» *frct coiip|«*. The V. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs, Kr»si II a t haiitic runaway j Wilson, the Rev. and Mrs. J N. • He- Rits T h e a t e r 1 Thompson, Mr. an Mrs. Ji« l Lt>in hart, Mr. and Mr*. Ilulr Kittif I Mr. and Mr*. L. H. (inie, Mr ami jIf. Lord, Mr. anti XI i* I. A T THE CHURCHES i l , Srhnol. !* ;•» a . M .. M n i S e r e l r * . II 00 A M »• Mr*w if vlee*'.. T. I 'fc 1* M l**op1*"a II#•Una Frit!ay, n\l.\ %TI«*> In r i i.i. < m « n i L T A j i r i i * * * e.n O r l n n t l o Hi-a 1 n r a r ( ) e n * v e Av> Vrvir- I (• IV M Th** l l # f , C. H- U a k t r . p u t u r . Miin.I.iy Hc So ol, f t I k A. U. S# rm«in . 11 r^iO A, M. \| * i>|itn*air ........* Hjiliailtiii Sr. t n K\n riK«1ig||A H*.fvtc#, * 00 P Mu rrifiP im l frill* - Fr*i3f Sets view VVerelneailay, I .it* a» :a rv a w » : m o n i r r Mtret fflw jt In llit'Hi' Mtinttay Ntri i*. • Hunilny He’It iIluilatH-e Hem. • VutfliK l*wt*i*l. - r m s i il TTi AimI a j . S-.i-lt Friday; 11 Hitlunlfr. U t I* M The if a rr K Jo rd an , and Mr. and Mr* G eorge Jakxibrin. A <n f'lisatw th G ore, Minnie Minnie K in g , Boneadn I E velyn Bond, Lucille G o ie . D or­ othy le e , S|.*rka Lee, A n n * ( ‘e d it. , 1 Naom i M rC ulley, W illa G a y Sal *, i I Helen S tark . E l n s l v l h M ik le i, j l D ig s Ja k u W in . Jo y c e W a m rtg li;, 'l* r th * T illo it, V irg in ia llrlg e A gu e- H errin g , B ern ice W ii-( -o n . M n n .n Boiiiilon, M ary lltai I ( I I* . C .irti* Mitehem , N e lli* Stine, i the M i**r* Thelm a T ew . C ath er­ ine t onne. K hailra C u lp ep p er, Net tie Mae Fuw V r, A lfre il C on e, Mary ' Dunn, mill laii* iR m tle ll, | Al*n Jo e lle ia lc y , H u a ivll Hunt, M in t (l r-g l.f F u r n itu r e C*. 500 W e b o tlk N E H I tro u t * balanced water stripped of nil Impurities. SUM noTTLUQ CO. e-uoT nxLne Santord Electric Contracting ro M M cn m CUURCll Uovarnnionl) X lo r n li i* W u r t h I p, Mr ft* A. Jrf U li u i t i t Hr it do I, I t 00 A- M. A r+m+4r fi»- F Jv .n lnm Hvrvlcp, T:0<l I* t i ltllnl>t#r, tha R *v. J* m « t M. Thompson. VL A. Al l. MM 1.3 ( \TIIOI.M r»ll«f Huti* Co. mt n r p s i n f a l o r i t t i f t l f a f a s t* m ra. hnalsaa, r a l a i n a , tirtl^ a s s i s p m I i r f a i B # H ( f . r pmim t . InflsM stlun. Ilwv. J. M Thniripann Is prnmntla^ "Al. rtIn m . tlmi srs lilffs-rriii day avsnlnffa *t 7 :So P S an fo rd n r a DR.-WHOIX'S dint |ri*u nf H a t W J , r v e r m y , pa * * o r . Km. l a y S c h o o l , 10-00 A. M. M -.tnlna H f r v l f i . 11:30 A. M. R venlna H * r v ! c a f 1:01 V M H rrti.c* ar« conducted on th # w cuihl a n d fo u rth N andayt of aach month. 1. A K F 3 Trade in Yonr 014 Furniture far C ub Electrical Buppili Phone li. & A, DEPT. STORK C*||I Ill'll Cot. ftili and l u f t r l Th** ll**v. J . J . K siLiaftnn, psalor, U2 Mtimlay llssaes, 1 Oil A M, *uu| Seminole P.-T. A. Meets In Oviedo A ftem ooT V ti^.M in fc 1f e » M N t 1 **+ *0'~ First & Mag. N il will give a music recital at 3:00 P. M. at tha South Side Pri­ mary School. Com* out and hear this fe&rleca candidate for Gov­ ernor who haa token hla atand for the Independent Merchonta. An expression reekal by pupil* af Hr*- Georg* A. Moffett will ho given e t 8:00 P. M. at South Side Primary School. . WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Plano recital by tha |0 0D A. kl. I *.«11jr Mass. T JO A. M, Hpwcliil Ma ss f«r OiU dron H.ilnr* f ay. • Of) A. M. inatrucl luna -if l- r • Will Be Purchased ward. J Clara Davis, D Equipment for VernaM-Laugh-1Tr>eyi ,„ d Mrs. E, ton Memorial Hoapltal wilt be, 0f Stntori. purchased with fund* reall«*d| A|, 0 Mrl A j from th* hospital benefit bridge w g Ballard o party to be given Tuesday after- S p rin n ; Mr,. Anoon at 3:30 o’eloek at the Worn- Mrl J#m fi wlUon an’a Oub by th* Civic D*P«rt- M„ j M, | , u B, „ mant of the etub. Th* public Is Mrl M A cordially Invited to attend. j Un,|o; , nJ Mr, c Contract end auction bridge. lynn Maia will be played, prises vr|U ha, __________ awarded, and rafrashmepts i served. Anyone not earing to . BRAZIL BUHNE pupils of PaM relltleel ASt . AQUATIC FAIRYLAND adanta • sanitary lockers I under new management. p o rtM jljlB s^ e a e h ^ u n d * ^ Ipecial Notice To WE HAVE ON RAND A FEW COPIES OP OUR------- treasurer; and Superintendent T. W. Lawton a t the regular meeting of tho Seminole Coonty Council of P.-T. A. held Friday at the Oviedo High School. About 13 members war* present aad w e n served with luncheon In the school house. Mrs. W. H. Stewart presided ever the business session when (•ports war* beard from the various schools showing n mem­ bership of over 933 In tb* Coun­ ty. By-laws were also rev Wed. BCOTT-OOUCH Mr, and Mrs. C. D. Couch announce tha marriage of their daughter Lola Eleanor Edwin Newton Scott. Th* ceremony was per­ formed Friday, May 23.. Mr. and Mra. Scott will bo at home to l|)*ir friends after June 1 • t their home In Ben Lenta. rtinfrsishiits svsry Halurdlay Imm 1:10 IV M. In 4 no IV M. and frutii Wanted: Land Values 1:10 I\ M- ID f 00 P. M. paola i n m e n o r THU N A IA U IM I1 “Soul Slid llmly" i* tl T h . I(«v li K l l r s n s m . p a t t e r . N undny h.-IkhiI, H u n d * /, le A. M. i j r c t of Ih*> lessun -crnmn ‘ ( liurch of I'hriat. Rru nllI*r» at-h ln s, r lu m itr , 11 A. M U. V. I ’. * . S u n d a y , 1 I*. M I-rearllM iK. S u n d a y , 1 |*. *1. The Gulden Text la from 1 I 'r a y e r X lyrlln*. W .d n r e d a y , • P. M. Pe ter 2 : 11, "Demty iivloved, I P r a y e r a n d P a . r l n a U e rv le e, C r i ­ b*?»eecj, you «* ntrungor* nml d e r , 10 A. XI. pilgrim*, nh-tnin from f1e*hly luata, whk|> war u (| n lm t the •out." Hu inlay HetiouJ lo u -J A . M. i ' r e k c h l n i II.CM) A. I I , a n d T , | | Among the citation* which P. M. eompriae Ihi- ieason-yerinun la Itio K im ln o la C o u n ty K ln g ln f Com * following from the llihlo; " F u r ventlon I SO IV M. wo a re Du- clrcurm tainii. which . n i b l i H l a d y T U r a d a y 7 J0 r M. P r a y e r M eeting T h a r » 4 ay V t M worehip Gud in the spirit, and The Hinging Cunvintinna will he rejoice in Christ Jesus, nnd have c « n * . u r i n i o n t h a a t e a m i H u n d a y ftf no confidence In the flesh’'’ (Phil. •very month. 3:3). Th* trsson-aermun also includes I the fallowing p a siagn from t h e Christian Science textbooks, "Scl-j ence and Health with Key tu tho Scripture*,” by Mary Baker rnsen MNTiinuisT ciivacgi Eddy. “ M a tte r and m ortal mit|d Lake Munro., Irfe T li# Ite v . J . vr. Iv s y , a r e b ut differe nt s tr a ta of hu­ S u n d a y S chool IS.OB A. M. m an belief. I n e grosser sub­ F r s a c n l s g II.SB A. M. r . p. m. a i:i« r. as. s t r a tu m is named m atter i r Presrhlns T:>S P. M. body; th* more ethereal i* railed mind. This so-rnllnt mind anil r iu iT i s m a r c u m r t i W illia m l-a rk l l r o o h t , Jr., o u t e r , body ia the Illusion n l l r d a ntnrK e ele r IV i.r.h lp , II :* * A. M tal. a mind In m atter In reality M u rn ln a W o rs h ip , l l : * t A. M. and in Science, both stra ta , m or­ W e e u s e d s r W o re h la . f t l f . kL Karphonia lor the hard of k t a r - tal mind aad mortnl body, are false representatives of m an.” ■ Evening Worship, l ; * t p. M. IU v C T K IIC .k Cj » Rpal Ksliitp In tho Iwckbonc of tho country. P ut t ’ntcn in und ht’ will lit* the huckbone^if the Com* mission. And a Commission with a backbone will jiut viiluen back into reul estate. J. J. CATES P a id P . l l l l r a l A g e . feOlb J . C. 1' In Ion. (tailor. 5A# Trtdtd Htr Small Town Uh for « Big Town Romance/ f ,, 1 1 What waa lhn market for fe«r yoath, bnaaty u d iaBOcenon...ln • grot! ottyr Th* y W a big aerl*] r to x y ja ta fUmal 1 - Double Ice Cream Soda 10c Large Limeade, with P’apple Sherbet 10c Large Limeade with Cherry 5c Hot Dogs and Buttermilk 10c Potato Salad 10c Breakfast With Us* One Egg with Bacon Toast with Jelly Silex Coffee & Pure Cream 20c DRUG STORE Phone 103 ri v• " , - Specials At Our Soda Fountain « 11 S e e U s A t O n c e F op Y o u r Sklets h i1 ESI RE TO E va»Wff m ACK S PERSONAL . CARDS To Send Wlth Your Invitations lO 0FNLY $ 1 s( HERALD PRINTING CO. �traction g qf Public *• t ' or otnt navies ' * D tK n rn A c n , k*, , »»A THOMAS KATU.K I m inor. «r« AafaaAaatal J « n n a H M f.ll, A* Wp.it«r kjr M i* M m «»- J*ALjStiVXB'•**:i*Ur u .Tkk u n a ffu ttA ifa t i a . TOOK WATCH MUST BB ACCURATE 3 ' Official Railway In y n ta* ‘ McLAUUN Jeweler! E. T. HAINES Commissioner rale' +SWmt m District N fo l ■L' : BaUding Materials m W & D vm r o t Representative i for lumbar, (toting •ad building material* frir • f alt kto fo «*n 1 P lftk C o ngiS alonal 1 JAS. G. SHARON yV'i. (FUNIE) STEED n u t a t and Oak, H. L. PuHaH. For Governor m DAN CHAPPELL THOMOUoi^BHM) PtraMa lUW Uni. Mr*. It. A. flowtU. H t C oaatr. la Franck. Fhoa* CW-W.. aemlMl* C< VICTOR (CHECK WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES ol(Ice ta th Y« , ^-• < J. D. DAVISON I JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY FRED A. DYSON For Attorney General JOHN E. FOX For Comptroller REX PACKARD •V OTTO SCHMEHL ____— i_..i______ ____ State Treasurer l e g a l n o t ic e IM T i l IttO n V COl'ITT H O i d r o w • w u i o L a c o tn iT T . ( m m h i n c M A -ic a n r. o a a r a of f tn u c iT io i EFT IB UANTIIN1P. Com pldkkal. ALL-STATS tlr aa t o n 1 p rim rnoMxs u u u frn n ip . D*t«nd- L and S am quality. Baal and TO ?U THOMAa U B lrm laikim , Ala. Bona, M l W . . f M 8k "" " C°TM BaalOtd H *tald In > « * ( A inlandod M I t o whlek m u ordnr •k*U a* Ml* llnkoA lo* (our oObioouIIt i *»♦*»*• i w i i m h O. r . UaiaAoa, C l ir t " f i«IA Ctm nit OmiM. a a * rial ooal Unroof. U l« t i t Aar m l K a r - * r U U l 'p nilBNDOM. (C ltrk l. For County Commissioner For State Senator \ 87th Senatorial District * “ • D lctrfcn f* S W. R. DUPREE W. B. BALLARD J. J. PARRISH ROY L. HOWELL For Representative, State Legislature ■ Group No, i .r r.iu * H.J. LEHMAN For Representative, State Legislature Group No. S 1 H,‘ " Bf A-'K. vr**K*. (D. «.» ( S E A COLOBKD girl wants fob aa *m m *. Wlllla M a t ' Sutton, MO E. 8th St. POITOU*. COLOHED man waala work aa q1st o lrto ta to »nd * W * ,r.,V 0.5 IE : day of iun« Ad P . H i t *• -JJ, porUr, cook, or hota* dawning. in ti of Com platat IU H .M jnlnd David Allan, 811 Cypraaa At *. t e a la Ik - pkava onUrtiA FORREST B. STONE l»< ^ o u r t . For County Commissioner For County Commissioner whmm _______ „ _________ a l( UU Ctltoll «*l*i • «*d U« *1 Map-A, D. 1 •<sxsx JERRY W. CARTER want* yoal 'r o t a J u m 2nd to ord ar t h a t k | m ay g l r a th* p a o p la o f tkla a ta t* a C lean Com m on-atnp* B u a ln a n A dm In u tr itio n . 117 Park Are. T. A. MOOR*. C em ptalaaal. >‘ D istrict N * I KBnr. ■IMMOk 'T aOO**. D*(*i*A- W ERT-The - JEWELER G. W. BPENCER W. G. KILBEE H. W. WARE 8. F. (Sammy) LONG ja r r OKIE B. MATH IEUX ra n la Ik* a to v a For County Prosecuting Attorney „ >■ JOHN G. LEONABDY mULmmitmO*i i t »*utt4i*i»«A*^4*. W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. 6 . WILKINSON e For Sheriff PAUL G. DIGGERS C atnpldakkl. C. B. SEARCY W .B . WILLIAMS For County Judge ^SwfSKgsMi, WANTED) Job aa maid. E ra Ha* Gootky, 100 O ranj* A n . B, C. DODD A. G. WAGNER L ) _______ ' ROSS L. HUMPHREY District No. 4 GORDON BARNETT LAHTIIMI*. T a a »r» k«r*ky o r tm A kiiA *»■ qulr*d ta k« ■»« a P to a f *F*» t t o f i t Aar or J»a* IMA. la Ik* BJ** •( Complaint (IloA nan ln it ra n •*» ID* nkov* •nlltloA ennio •*•! PETER THURSTON E. 7 . HOUSHOLDEB ml H IL L For County Commissioner District No. s ____ m H a n ytwTI (tad Um m od rtaaonabl* prtetp and bMt quality and tfea qoWked aarrltt. Sodden Barrie* O. RAYMOND ELLARS £ potlllaA aaaaa “ ik faliio rt H«r»iA I* .kdl^rU^- J. T. McLAIN % j s f i r . W B 8 S ," w S 3 aSstsapurw'w'Si. H. H. PATTBHALL ffQ—> LETTER WHITING BT5 —TYPING INVESTIGATIONS ly Credit A m ’» " For Justice of the Peace fourth District J A a C ROBERTS For Constable fourth District C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND j. y. McCLElfA^ J.OYEBSTppET For Cleric CiKuiteourr Wilt For Supervisor Of Registration ■■w SJIl rmL (s* so �m m m r r k m HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA RADIO STAR HAS BlRTHDAy ■ i T T S T tliB iV| lr i. -^. — -----fcaatea ■■ n* : ■ ------ -* K 'M tla a H m a Pane 0 »e> of the Democratic Executive Com­ mittee, TArc<Wr“ <WT - ?Atnniir.' '.T-Pcd*-*Kre*h to strung luitthomt nr cart | committee ntecClng Jo nr 30 to doarinda. elda about having « 1pec ill a^natortat nominating primary, but Donnell telegraphed romralltee Announcement* were made to­ mcmberi aaklng if they would N tf day that Palm Spring-, near their awA rx tin w i to a meeting Longwood, la open to the public in Jackiaonrill# next Monday to again after having been cl»*ed r ronelder' having a senatorial pHfor elmott a year. The new man­ I ntary on Jobe 23. the dite of the agement extend* an Invitation Toms and he enlartalned by j regular second primary. to all Sanford resident* to "«wlm and dance to !Dtvidedi oplnlona were expreaaad rt < and dance” at thir "ai|U»lic In th* telegraphed answer* which Shelley and R eeves fairyland," Mr. H*cnrn. 12211 Donnell reeel red. V e n u lllla n a Elliot Ave,. I* the new manager, j Thera continued to he division of opinion among lawyora aa to Direct from Miami’! moat pop­ whether a apecial aenatorlal prlular night dub. See and hear mary would have any legal effect, them at ■There waa agreement, tfiwevar. , D eL and H ig h w ay *that auch a primary could ba celled S hort*. 5 Mile* O u t In order to give , the people A , DELAND, Mey 23.—William II. voice In the matter, and then havo 1Utley, gifle' musician from l-o* will join Stetson Uni­ , the Democratic Executive Com- Angela*. , I mlllee certify aa lie nomfnre the •versity'* ns.eiv faculty next fall 1 cxnlidsfe receiving the highest Ai t p r o ffM o r of yft >Un, According DRINK RUMS DltV. I’AI.B RINOBR ALB AND vote ln the primary balloting. I fcnnounrrm- »r by Prunitfant W. to UPPER 10 TRUK FRUIT 1.1MB HICKEY TO COUNTBRAC* j Generally. legal oplnlona leaned 8. J Allen, lit* cnnwi to Stetson from ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTEM Ei*t man School of Music to agreement that any attempt to the i NEII1 MALT HI) UllOCOLATB _____ he h*. Wen pursuing ad­ have n aenatorlal primary along where < NKI1I ROOT BP.Klt with the regular primary on J-jne vanced mushvil -tudie*. 23 could be enjoined by court *cROTAI, t'RIlYv N Util.A L - » Eapcricnccd in oich**tr«l dirv*‘ I | tli>n because Senator Trammell died lion, the new head of the violin NBIIl TRUE Pit UIT ORANGE V^ - i g r V / r after the lime for candidates to department will lead the Stetson TRRAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST . qualify for the regular primary. Orchestra an! Inrirwct In violin, Sterilised Hollies 1 Thera still baa keen no official theory end composition. I-oui* II. NEIII BOTTLING CO. c . E. M tK S B -O w ae * | proclamation from (lov-rnnr Marvin, now pmfeaaor of vlutln, * Sh.dtx declaring a vacancv in the will dvvot- hi* vntire attention r Srnete ranks and calling for elec­ next year to (he Stetson band. tion of a awceeiaor to Trammell. a lie also has not made an a,I Inf Grim appointment to nerve in Stranded Ship Waits! n Trammail'a place until a *Ur«*esFor Spring Flood To Orlando . «ur la elected ln November. Phone 5877 13. ------------------13 8 M,IN Msfal I8 1 <'an'ldatra for governor nrem Take It To Sea Ajgain Upbuilding a n d Servicing on ail Make* of M achine*— aerred on *C least four major - *i|umliona. They are agalnat *_**!**_ Now £ F a c to ry — UrlufJii T y o ra rifa n a B m v D ifi— -OOPFNIItCKN, May i lav for r«|ieal of the slot miclimn All Work (JunruntctU. H eads Honor F rat I l*-ira iiing law, for guarantee-1 —For fiH»nv Ihnrt six month* tho fl.OOO tcni.4, - I .(ate school finance* and for “«afe. F nnfh atemm*r «|ry Utul, with full | nine, economical operation of gov­ h*a rw ln l rr»w on nwaltlnf a aprinif ernin'!**.” a ^ in . . The randldvte* make Ihclr own flood to Uke it out to Thrown shore* at thr (aland of i platform*. The Democratic party • d r- not hold a convention to draft Ryll by n heavy jf iln li lt flctnihrr. thi* ship Hum now sunk ilwp Into j n party platform. the san h ltiganite*^ ldoc* of enter* will I linvr an import'nt part in the ont- A lon^ 'oddrr permit! the rrew , come of the nritnlrie*. Th#»e In- to "(fii fi'hoie** for water, PiNivtAisHis an* sent ibjfufnrly l c'nde vrhnot Inlerevt*. in'spend| cn‘ merchant*, labor, amusement from Frnmv raisinif the question I i tniere-la, and old age pension with lliw nistoiifi rMithurUleA whether tho cruft Is pitrt of the ' group*. Candidal** have aought the *op Utind or U fon itrn nhip lerrltiiry* port of the** organisation^ In ad ­ dition 'o their bid* for favor In the great He'd of Indlih'ual. unorganiied ballot-caatara. NOW OPEN I So far, there ha* been no with­ Wll.SON’fl d ra w a l from the Hat of randhtatr* CABINET SHOP I for major offlc**. Ballot* have 321 B. FIRST ST. , Keen rertlflel with 14 candidate* B for governor, five for atate cumpWe build and rt-|>alr furniture I troller, rive for superintendent of . and , Sell anything you have on ’J education, two for attorney gen­ Uommlatlnn eral, two for commlaaloner of J. M. WII-HON, Prop. agriculture, and threw for atate DELAND, M>y 2H.-J*ck No‘v- treaau re r. lett, teacher of S|ianish, wsi recrntly clccteil preakfent of the VOTE 'R AND SUPPORT Strljon University chapter of PI Gamma Mu, social science honor aoclety. Special Nightly Attraction s a u a s r e Th* WAt Ministry At Short’s Camp by .elds, w ith rearmament, Ger­ many la Rotating htr economic add social 'force* toward the next war. t. A, peace-time plan, untried an auch , a vast seal*, ha* been sketched and an office created iH the war ministry to carry It tbraugbT Th* Idea la called “Wxhrwlrtachaft." I t la dealgned to f**r th* entire nation to support the fighting force* by cjoaaly co­ ordinating and channeling all phase* of Ufa. I t calls for a long rtach Info evary nook and cranny of th* na­ •o that it I* abJ* to hand’* militir y and normal needs simulta­ tion’* cupboard. Appeal* . reminiscent of war neously. . (*)—The organisation r f trtdia, so that exact Information fj on 'actured itrfa* uAuAiad r S S rs jfja i This preparation for th* next war, which German military man tay probably (will be a “totali­ tartan tarian war”—or one wherein every abt* bodied person and everything tha* nation possesses will be utBlaad, constitute* “Wshrwmaebaft-" fundamentals aa described 2 o’clock i .and Jerry Carter, alad ' a candidate far I ore mar. will .peak In Sanford next Sativddg', nlgW kjx ctaoln ihdrlu cmfsryBpt evening. All addreuer will be At the East and ettrem e South the intersection of F lrit S tra it coasts tonight. Extreme north­ and Magnolia Avenue. ere*t Florida: Partly cloudy, probably ahnwer* In the r»*t CITY NEWS BRIEFS Joins C10}—War fbutnci either through text* or borrowing or both and an expenditure ofganliatioii. Germany went tato the vnir m JB14 financially wa'l armed but poor uag yd* mad* of th* rtsoiocM,’. (M Major betlavea. (1 j l- T M protection of Indus­ try from edplonaga, sabotage and ale ^aida. — » ■, m E. L. Spivey & Co t d t th e ta * S ^ Z 'S 'B run* counter to soma tendcnclea within th* Kgxl bfHy which prvaa for detien,, “longterm,” th* m gjag.U js, th* army means a plan that conserve* do­ mestic raw materials, fur exampi*, aa much aa poaiibU during pubtle good and the renunciation peace time and substitute* forof soma qt life’s necessities dur­ ing war time This teak can ba fulfilled only If public servant*; who era responsible for economic prvpamdnea, havo th* support of all, and (specially of th* leaders of bualneaa prl*#, howavvr, apparently la to b* I (*)—StaUatleal preparation of left untouched na present lnten­ th* possibilities and neceaaltlas tiona d o 'not call for national!xaduring war. On* of the character-1 tion. In th* army'* view, of any latics of Dm altuatjon In 1911, Industrie*, not even munitions f f B S .iM irtH lY H k tlia factories. BIG PRODUCER khl'KATS ' CENTERVILLe T t **^ May 2 1 1 —VPI—George Parker, .fa r n**r here, own* i ha * '* twice has laid double NORGE NORGI Mlai Mrfn* mem. of Davtona Beach, Florida, who la a camll*2] d*t* In the Democratic Primary - to b* held June 2nd, for the nf( flee of Presidential Elector In 1 Group Five. Miss Stein la a Victor Moor*, veteran dlan, ba* been on the stage 40 Kansas game warden* report years. excellent fishing this year. ____ . FOR F L Y N T .J r CONSTABLE “THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE” PaM Petlllewl a a ,. A uto R epair! M a th e r A Prica t a n C*a tk 119 MAGNOLIA F u r n i t u r e C o* PHONE 127 MARTIN’S GARAGE T*» a Sbdy Repair PHONE H60 R a n d a ll E le c tr ic 112 MAGNOLIA PHONE 8t.1 C lothes may make some m e n . . . . but f a y Weak *ome women. They break die wbiafcit whose M ondays mean Svash tod wfadsfe vitality is wasted tiic t a wash tub. Or the w o m en w hose cloches K rtsentodttobcruhbcd toapreriuture death od a hand washboard, v a k o u r office for i free demonstration lEMONSTBATION enables you to sit down while it take! ike Work right trbt of your hands and d6H the job til onc-th ird the Hh>e And w ith Phone us or the dealers listed for 4 tttd C o* PHONE 113 May 23 * 39 IW ,W 6- " �S f ’reAl U LQflMUXS Mma, Up to Bu ■tradbv’a game oa Sanford r ^ u t t o f t n t t o to rained on* Id Florida State League tide ttu Gaama were ployed tto . to other towns a f-lto d r a f t, the -Lookout# sad G-Men fgted through most of nine M a te s driasle on wet grounds . ealy to to preveated from Mag a contest which tod the ■the of » Lookout victory. game between Sanford and Seville will to played off at a ’ date, either on tome open or u i dooUe-header some . whan tto tw«f teame meal ■ either In Sanford or Galnos, The neat vacant date If a [ from next Monday, June 1 Gainesville plays In Sanford >. t from today and Sanford geae tetaasvllla a wash from le­ mur, and It Is pfolNMa the aday’i ll« gams Will 1# playr b i t week's "ladlee’ daya" will In Palatka, where tto Look­ s ’will play on FrKay, and h Ahguattee and G lints rills. The tea of tto fair aeg a t the In Saaford yaatarday, day,” was , not any tee e trito - tealamawt -arentto' «jo- —K— In tto opinion of tto Gains* He Sun "the Mggest myitory f the season to da.e'th hew »h*: « r happened to summon op auf riant kick to wla that 1-0 is-ln U r fame te Sanford aavara to y toy nnU w aak and for ' tok from Sunday. T to Lookf a play at home four dayt net* lek against Dayton* Baach to­ rn row, BL Augustin* on Tuaaly, Patstka on Thuradey and iloeevtlla neat Batuitoy. —K- - ■teee tomorrow U Sunday there al poealbUlty the LaohoUU may te-. They tofeatod W atka, 7-3. to Botoy and won ever Gatefc (Ue, 144, the Sunday before, Tto mra against tto Lookouts I* t m todadte* May Lookouts Will Play A t Home Four Days B 0 u i i n { Sunday SO. l a i M n U U l n N Unw* a t to t, which firm* him * pareantag t u n r i MO. He torn w n d MTM n u , Slid to *11 (to IMM* to to* played to to t mad* oriy flv* error*. Gardner (eoma of tto fellows rill him D u n ) tU rttd Ms b*»«halt t u r n white h« v u a lie n ­ ing High School In Bridgeport, Ate, hit home. la 1939 and 1933 to played Independent to ll .far Bridgeport la itto* Tantoasao-Alalam a Lmroe, the youngttt Player ta tto Leigna, ta ttin g around JOO tto aeaond yaar. Tto next year (1914) to payed on the Al- , " Ito P tm to dafaatad tto Semlnotea ym.erday hi tto fltat game of tto "fttle wwM aartea” ol .Ue LTto an plUhlng. etarted aff with a rush wtth two Mas to .to ,lret Inning, followed by two mor* la tto tfctoCwWIo t t o Pirate* fallel, He was sent to tto Sanford to conneet tn tto first three In­ ookouta by tto Chattanooga Look- ning*. t o t la tto fourth canto tto Pirate# dcored flee run*, aaettor hi t to a talk and three in the last timing. The Hemtoo as also aaoiad two rune In the lest frame. Gleet, Loch,»M *J„ . ,« winning pitetor, w th Georg WUile 6o- LookoutsBlanked Zuraonville Drive By Reds h Game With Bases Full On Sanford Field Wins For Palatka [sitors P u t Three Game A gainst Saints Men Across Plate | Was Pitchers* Duel Until Eighth Frame blnd tto baL .lialnnd Fined caught foe tto Betnlnalea. Eddie Bender umpired tto game. The score! Pirates -------- 1 o t i l t 1 -9 Semlefll.i* ...B O l O t t M The Lions league championship win Monday and Wednesday and thereby and tto aarWa. Tto Look­ outs of tto Florida State League will to away from home oe those daya and therefore meirfben of the IJoneOob which eponcora tto ID- The Lookouts filled to get ona ST. AUGUSTUS. May * L solitary acora la tbalr gams an George ZumonvtUaV single with danforu Field again*- kto DaLand tto toaea loaded and two away in doda yesterday, while the visitors the a g h th drove In two nine and sent H its men across serose the hums, Ixupa, c u » m b item dtoutftffoterr oror sewn ~ ; __ ___ , plate.*The two teams played* V te1' St. i1 miieilni l u m m i i i i f c i writ! v Ue t u three "world..eerier" r . .. . m . I . a __ i k . llsmw mist and drlaita mo»t of tto lima. ttlu U In of th# Ale leas and geme#'next week. __ Moya . than 104 Roballng. tto visitors' right -----------Schneider .of. — th * ______ Saint# tied up ln |sa w Friday's contra.' - ____ ■■__________ . A . . . i i. tk * __ _____ Gamas In tto legion Junior fielder, wee tto totting alar «*, a____________ o.arllng mound dual.____ Tto ______ Palatthe gams, securing two hl|e ont o il-ha hurlsr gave up seven hit*.while Learns are a ln #che>kil#d for th* #a many tini.-a at bat. am ln g one the Saint#' southpaw gave eight “ me *’ay* next week. Th#’ Cher. run and itk.lng In two. Palatka puUed three double i **•••■ '"> M otovv.thc In the feurth frame, DeUnd pUya and B t Augustin* ana to hill i ^*nmlor* J jrito n i scored throe run* on throe hits, ralliaa. Fulcher, new palatka aoe-l dJ 7 ' J ? 1 P ,n lh m *»• &»dl* sacrifice, walk and a fUlderie ond baseman, figured in the three: . V frr*T^ . - > t - ■choke and added one more In th* double killing), . J •tith. MeOowan, who took np the Zumonvllia drove la all of tto I Frrneh hurling duties for Banford te the slghrh frame, gave up four hits A isles runs. Ha singled Brocketman home In the fifth. With tto which wars good for tn r a runs. Ovsritreet pitched tto flial score knotted a t 1-all In the eighth 5*S£ Whir* tingled and Brocket men doubled. With two down Managet; Emerson was purpoaaly walked to gat ZomonvCk and tto P nlatU chortotop elegiac, to left to acora HOME RUNS the two winning m a . T to Satota acora came te tto •avenlh when Rnesetl Tnrehlani'# •ong triple oeorod Laagatrom front f ir s t Bryaat Banner collected tW o --------hlto for the Balnto while WMro Bollk, PhUlaa l j Goalte, and Zumoarille duplicated the. AvrriO, Inctans 1. faot for Palatka. T <1. ^ Uadar*! Fox*. Re Innings! __ I Troaky, Indians • ; Ditto] M a U a ------------- 000 010 0*0—3 I ; Oti, Glanta 7. 95 Of lOOMatchesA re Won litss o S v F loridia S h a m u h n n to v y rlo rta ta onarpanootera -1 / n S p e c t a c u la r C o m p e t it io n la Una with the ■old proverb that "mtacry loves company," t o r t might bo coma comfort fol tto Lookouts, who have lost 10 ML of 10 game* plcyod, te tto Met that tto I t tools Browns if Ilia American League have teat la cahimnlst wanted te any thing eom* weak# ago stool of .tto umpiroa sad aoma af dkcUkmi. but didn’t. Th* iteaabl* doeIsions aoatlmi*. var, not o n ly ' oa Saaford I but alaawtor*. T to S t Aug • Record reports that foaa • Ancient City a few day* ago ILowly G-Men Are Victorious O v e r Yesterday's Results NATIONAL •tab* line. Mole* beaeet Dt4rteb. non. Maermeeet n u rla b so a . Beil­ in*. Pnabte * lari'. MsVavlaan te tn lilee . l o ti o» baeee t a l s n C Tl. Vanrenl I. B», m bb tw ite off 'tveretreel 4. MeCewa I. Struck •at. kr o n n l n , ! t, KeMxllea I. 'Ilia t i t OverelreM la T taalaae x for 4 rsa a i off MeCawn la I laaleae 4 for I runs; off MsMallsn la I tnnlega I a# ra sa. Paeaed VMni I’u rr-ll. W innie* plinhsr) WsMulltn. ts a ln * pllsksri Over••real. Umpire*: to b r. Mid do* a. THE STANDINGS Ina h ’d com* lack—Ova Oamptoll have bran tore MBS® trill. ■, . Spectacular has been tto rocord to right- Hoke Smith, Ji of the University »f florlda Rifle vfflcj L. 8. Mima, Gonaalas team this poor. Dot of 100 k w , urmmfoi A- L. martctoc against team# througoot Mast Palm Beach! J. A. tto country, tto Gator sharp. p*utkai E. L. King, W shooter* won 9», and iwvar met r* m memtoro not te tto defeat In any competition In\ tto m p h J. Q. TUahamaa. Sooth. They annexed tto Fourth O D . TWlaon, Tamp.l Corps Area title and tto Has ret Wf|fht, Lynn Havan. Trophy fo rtto lr aanaattenal atrte# IndiTtdui photaa stow, & y S f c l ! ^ L Ptet> tefL Frod J i r a , No. 1 leges and .enlvereltlaa. ahooter and captain of th­ in tto team potograpb. fro n t in knsellnc position. •J** ,¥ * ,* ? " * *bowing | CapL a ? Dovta. who < tto ste- Ugh p rin t ru n fo r tho tto brilliant Florida aggro s a tin taaadni Prod Jonas, Can-' upper right, Bill Bryas, a tu r n BUI Bryan, Lakeland; A. W, position, who flatb ed lb* 8pillar, Ban Mateoi Dick Keyes, { T eero to p t o T ^ “ Orlande; Andy Rasa, Waldo: Reg prone-position, FUyar O AO B H F i t Bally, Gainesville. Second aeaaoa:.lower c Tarry, OlanU ...go u 10 IS J U lurid DaMaggts Yah- IS 71 17 SO A ll row, left to right: Bill Cu*hfog,-.Randolph Heat Madwtek, Crd JO IIP 19 II AOS CriaavlB*. Fred Butterlln. Miamii mail* of Boot! it, Dick Raya Brillvan, lad. _„31 «S I 99 A00 J . T. McKalgM, GrinsvUla; J . ' K. prtmacy; lower t o r to sitting Gatotagar, Tig. 91 MS 17 U J79 Graham, JacksMvIlla: Bob W»l- No. 4 for the ,1a**, Ckarwater. Third row, loft poaltioa. Beach Isla n d ers oainksville.~u.y * -n . Both clcti^co lectcd ssren hit* but the G-Men mlxtd tkeira with 11 fregipasaUa issued by a p air a t Islander* pitchers. Bowles, who started tto contest for tto Daytona Beech nine, g iv e op seven bases on bolls before to retired in tho h Inning, Kinael gave np four 'P«»»riHendanon, Ik* Gaiosevilie pi tee- An unbroken schedule with gmcBM eewry <tey.lt tho order In ; tto Florida Bute League a n t week. T to usual Monday boti­ d al wi» bo ikipped, and tto player* will not ret another day‘e wet until Mood* of week after n e a t ■ ; ,J • •■*'' * The Lookout* will play at home four dayt next week. Day­ tona Beach will play against them on Sanford Field tomor-’ row, S t Augustin* comes Tuaaday, Palatka will be to r e for a Thursday to U-holiday game, and then GstoasvIlU will ’ to beck to re next Saturday when It I* poeeihle that a double header will -to played. * Tto Islaad en came -tomorrow, emart lag from their defeat by the G-Men yeaterday, and an In --, tareeling contest la In prospect Tomorrow's game will begin at 3 o'clock. :■;> ■• Next week'* schedule la tto Florida S tate League la ah folkrwe: „ SUNDAT . * Daytona Ueaq, at Sanford. Palatka a t Datond. 8L Augustine at Gainesville. * MONDAY . ___ ____ • Hia f a d - a l J h f le M B a c k Datond a t Palatka. Gainesville at BL Auguatlna. TUESDAY St- Auguatlna at Sanford. Datond a t Itejtoaa Beach. Palatka a t Gsinotvilte. * WEUNESI»AY Banfonl a t tit.. Augustine. Caloesrille at PalUka. Daytona Beach at -Datond. THURSDAY . Palatka a t Hanford. SL Auguatlna a t Daytona Htmh Gainesville at DaLand. FRIDAY Sanford a t Palatka. Daytona Baach a t St. Anguatlne. . D atond a t OalaesTilte. SATURDAY OelneevUle a weak from Sunday, and If tho double-header la not played off hero next Saturday it will probably be played then* that day. T to doublo-toadar U *r, wga oarer te tnohle, scattering **** • “ ! t t o nates ring Iso of the Islanders vary affactlvaly., ,, , Bowie* gave up only thro# hits whtl* te th* gam*, and hi* sue* caaaor, Kins*', was greeted by a home run by MeDotgal. The other foqfltoa* knock of the gam* was mad* by,Shaw Deck. * F oupftst double play* featured the game.' Throe of tto twin kUtega war* mad* by tto visiting by the G-Man. ly more than earn. Daytona H a a e k 100 noo loo— t Gajaeavin* loo 014 llx —10 Freak Capra, tto film director, oaco wrote "gaga" for “Our �B uford b Tbo (W y C n r tn t' Florida C ity Affording Bail, H fehU And Watoi f r tu p o r la U u AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1936 V .d. m' Postoffibe Force Will Have HolliUy On Memorial D f j N rt f c ta rt,,. YOUNGSTERS PARADE IN SAFETY DEMONSTRATION BankruptcyAct Is Unconstitutional 'i l m k l Day. win b* ohnarved m a bolt Youth U rea 6 Hours A fter Care Meet In Head-Off Crash At Ekrly Hour gubday Boy In Hospital Yet Unconscious d»r by tbo port office. Thera will b* no delivery of the n u ll bjr either O ty or reiki carriers, ‘hough nuD will ha collected Smaller Expenditures Shown In Filin* Of Second Statements Required By Statute Seminal* Comty candidate* for political office* did net apond near­ ly a* mock durtag tbo ’m at fort­ night, accord Inf to th* aacond expen** statement* that had to j* filed by teat Botarday. as they did th* for* PM* «f th* campaign and which m ioante war* shown on the statement* « f lta y 7. Th* May 7 lU U Iaeata shown* th* aiyeadW terae a t | 7 J I U t white th* a*cBody Discovered In ood atatotaant* (which iacloda th# show a total of M , m 84. Wood Near Geneva first) Candidate* far sheriff apost th* Sunday Afternoon U rfaat aUaoata, each of than around *300 to data, with th* bif Pappwad on th* .face, neck and field of candid*:t* to r County cheat with buckihot, th* d**d body Commlaalon«r also spending *is•f. a young negro man wi* found In the woods about three mil** to add to thalr aspanaaa during fr*m Centra about 4 o’clock Sun­ th* laat fortnight. Thaaa at* A. day afternoon. John Bennett mad* a Wagner, candidate to r th* leg­ B ara at* ahown aomc of tha MOO »ch<w| children from 18 i t . t r . who paraded down Coeiatltutlon the gniMom* discovery while he islator* la Group t ; L. E. Jordan, w aa. picking blackberries about candidate to r tha achoal board) Avuau* In Washington In a gigantic safety demon.tritlon. All ar* member* of patrol, -which' »«rvv awa half mil* off th* Sanford- Jama* C. iWmatar. aaadWato. for, *■ gwangtan* a/- t/HMUna achaai «hlMn-n >t .tre e t Ccrosslng* anil th* 'Ik*, la th* background can b* Juetlc* of tha peace la th* fourth, ***n tha Capitol. (AP Photo) Gansvsi highway. Y . - Jaatlre of tha Puaa* J . 5 . Lacan and Theodor* Anita and if. C. Xaa* Imparmtiled a coroner', jury whldh •el, candldatoa tor Jwrtle* aTUia' rlawad tha aeon* shortly after tha peace la th* third dtotrtet) and discovery waa made, aid adjoju-noi Glen Matcn'.f and 0 . F. Sloan can­ L o y a l D e m o c r a c y !, t r s i P d S . didate* fa r conatabl* la th* third until thl* afternoon, .• .Deputy Sheriff O. H. Flynt **^T taM eta) amouat* ayant by tha O f C a n d id a te s I s g S H S j ! pressed th* opinion that tha pagrr. who wna between BO and IS year* candldatoa to daft*, aa ahown by follow: af age and who has no* e i yot been hath itot*manta, D o u b te d C o n e c it y n e w s BRIEFS Stal* Swat* Identified waa murdered, but that W. H. Pugraa ~ -------• th* crime waa not committed at Ltfialatar* th* cpbt where the body waa found. | Washington G r o u p S a y * O n h O n e A id e d , , •• Group On* Ha picked up a place af canvaa Spends Day With P a r t y ’ s F i n a n c e s a . m . *na o:4o p. m * •* which tad leate . to th# deputy that g. E. Brady ------------I18.9S th* body waa carried la It Into th* H. J . Lehman ----------L o c a l Committee In L a s t Campaign ^ cll, c— Group Two wood*. Th* officer al*o found a TIM Hipping from th a Jacksonville Gordon Barnett -----TUnea-tlnkm of tart Tu**day, to­ A. O. W agner----------------- 4740 ' o - f - »• H .'T S .r_____ '" ‘ gether with a partly imakad clga-, Harry W in g ---------------------» • « data* for governor of Florida subscribed to tha Demoertllo An important cm County Jadg* Sidney J . NU V M l party*# financial fund four year* Woodmtn Clrcl# 1* 0 . W. Bpancar ----\MM ago, and that on# ga*a "only n o'clock th l. *r*nlng Frad P. Con*. W, Kail. _______ B. W. W a r * -------------U t il ton dollar bilk Murder Indicated One Car Demolished, ByWoundsFound Other Wrecked A* Speeders C o l l i d e On Negro’s Body Speeding c a n enahed t a • head-on collision n u r^ th e aouth dty limits aarir Sun­ day morning brought death Mp one young man and crttl- Deputy Sheriff* Jack' Hlckaoo and M. C Gordon aald that Word waa (Wring touth and Gayle wa* driving north, whgn th* tars, both traveling a t U gh apaod, mat about llo yard# north of tha Ratliff wracking yard about t o’clock. Kelt* wua riding on tha frtm t aaat of GayV* car and TUlta waa asleep aa th* bach •ant. Tha w ra k a g a -a f th* aar* waa practically complete, ao much pond repair,' ?;• Young Gayle had (pent tha win. i? £ £ 5 1 zasr& z Bo Uamhat th* GrimbaO hams, 1111 to-___ m . A. To 4 Decision Of' Preference Given 5 Supreme Court Is Against Law Pro* Floridians Killed posed By Floridian BySupremeCourt Act Contested ’\ 'Government Men iTold Of Dangers ICanal May Bring By Can’t Collect From By Bondholder* —— i Defunct Company Ahead Of Others Claimed Confiscation, Of Property With­ WASHINGTON. May *»■—(*> out D u e Process —Th* 1933 Florid* law giving resident* of th at atota priority over other ita le i and th* f«d•ral foremment la th# payment of claltni sgatnst an Insolvent surety company from a *75,000 depot It required for dolnf bu»ln*aa In th* alat* w tl held uncnatltuttonal today by th* Suprema Court, Th* )• (Illation w ti challenged by th* federal foT«rnm«nt which contended It had priority over all other. In th* collection of ■uch debt., A unanimou. doc(lion waa dallvered by Ju.tle* Brandeli. It reverted a ruling by th* Florida Supreme Court. 'A 175,000 depoitt waa mad* In Florida In 1930 by th* New J*rMy Fidelity and G la.i Plate Company. It waa placed In th* hand, of New J tn e y official* for liquidation In May, 1932. Claim* for *14.000 and <75.000 wer* filed by th* Uni tad State*, bated on ball bond*. 2,063 Seminole Families Helped By Welfare Board talned." _ _ ', Ju.tle* Oardoio, Chief Juattaa Hughe* and Ju.tlce* Brand*!* and Ston* *..«rt*d th a t “tha statu te, I* conatltutlonaL" • Tha majority , differed with a ruling by tha Fifth Circuit Court of A ppaalr upholding th* legiataUan. Th# law waa challenged by t o * tala bondholder* of, ^ Camareu county, Texaa, Water Imyrwra* ment DUtrie t No. C O— ne Th*F.; m .nt Dletrlct contended th# act took property A without du* pcocee of Uw “ 4 > violated atata'a right*. Th* laglalatloa wen lntendadt* aid eltle*, eountlea and other pa*y lltlcal iubdlvlilone J f radaaa , their ind*bt*dn*M through f»4- . oral bankruptcy court*. BonoO holder* attacking the Uw own#4 . •pproxlm tU lf on«-Unth of \ 000 In bonds ouUUndlnf. aald they were offered only G l j per cent of the face rata# «* lb * ; obligation* under th* teergnniate . tU O H a . 4 A— ria. ^ Th# Southern Taxaa Fedem DUtrlct Court held th* act lifral-Id and dlamliMd th* debt ra> funding plan. It required a MWr000 loan from tha RacoutrMtJaW] Finance Corporation. Undo* thg.* UgUUtlaa, an agreement had <• ' be approved by th* Federal C a n t and a majority a f th* tredltara,': ranging under certain condition# 1 from 68 2-8 per cant to 71 par cent. Th# act wa* recently extended to 1940. I t waa Introdocad by Rapraaantatlv* J , Mark WHcty. of Florida. . Tha State Board of Social Wel­ ter*, District No. 11, furnished surplus commodities. .valued _ a t Seminole County voter* twtwton1 F art Illgh F riw t'C . X. Bumph B. F. HouahaMar <14488 to t,083 temlllea during shower* U*t Saturday eight. Mr.j will center th* Royal Arch daJohn O. Laaflardy — March, and <04 tem lllt. In Semi­ Coaa add h* wa* In a txi.ltIon to, gTre at a meeting of Monro* W. Herbert Maaaar____ nole County received tha*# surknow, aa ha accepted th* finance Chapter of the Ma.on* In Maaonle S. A. B. W llkiaaoa----plus commodities during March chalm un.hlp upon hi. return; Hall Tuesday etoning at I o’clock, . Sheriff convention -- - from th# State Board of Social MSMPH1B, May M e-PraaU ant Paal B ig g er* -----------288.15 from ------ th* -- - Chicago ---------------------, 108,75 whar* ha voted th* Florida dale-1 Judge J*>. G. Sharon la to daWalter*. Thl* food and clothing a M. H a n d ------- -----distributed In Bamlnol* County <00.55. ration ter tha nomination of. Ilvar a speech In Holly Hill this J. H. U * _______ — waa worth 53A42. Semlnol* Coun­ I1S.K Franklin D. Roaaevalt (evening « i>1 will addrvm* voters In J. r . M cClilland-------ty needy families racatvad <3,083 >08AO| Mr. Con# .aid ha waa also an c« ° a ■<«/ IUytona Heach tomorEdmund W. Mtlach — worth of eontmodltl*. In F.bruary. 119.10 alternate delegate to th* B a ltl-|ro - • « nln» - _____ B. J. Overstreet ....... Beef, milk, applaa, prana* oatmeal 271J8 more convention when Woodrow. , . . .. . , Lewi. A. T a t # ----------IWIIaon wa* nominated and r r - 1 J«rry Carter, c.ndldale for govand eegatebla* war* distributed In d a r k af Caart March. Th* 8tat* Board of Social 148.45 turned to Florida to find that V“ r' w111 ' ^ ’k O. P. Herndon ------- — <09.10 th* Hcnublleana had two Saturday morning »t 11 o clock Walter* alto grant* th*sa comWalter L. Morgan — modltUa to famlll** avitited by i In Florida, on* the "111* vrhlte," « d ,n • ^ , r 1 }Ulur'<,jr a .o s.'.M .i .fc_____ n afternoon at 4 odock. tha Semlnol* County Welfare de­ partment. Department of Agriculture, ap­ Tha State Board of Social Wal­ pointed last weak by .tvcrtlary ter* delivered commodities to Wallace of tba Department of •vary school In Samlnol* County Baaford F. Doodaay Agriculture on th* raqut.t of whar* free school lunches war* & C. S q u ire * ------Secretary Darn of ‘-ha War De­ being glv.n to neaady children. J. H. Trutaak partment. _. Tha State Board of Social Wel­ Bapt. af Scl J. C. Chats, J. O. Cha.e, Ran­ ter* hope* to b* able to attend T. W. Lawton _ dall Ch*M, Gu* Sehmah, Oacrg# thla work with tha school* ao that t . Whltmar, IL Jama* Gut and by next fall more rural schools SOUTHAMPTON, E n g l a n d , ■'} B. T. H ain es--- ^-----89.00 98.-{/P>—I I I * Etlward . r. And*non mat with ih* d*U- will be abls to opan lunch room*. May L. B. J o r d a n ----- -----11.00 gallon from Washington and In many cat*, th* Board of flaw from Windsor, lb# a##aud'.*,1 J. H. M tn lc h -----------K.W gave them a maaa of data and Social Walter* docs not give any time h# he* Uk#n to tbs nta j Frad T. W illiam*------1180 mapa that bad been gathered by relief to a family, but otter* aarv- • Ire* becoming th# aovvrsIgB, to Caaaty Cammlaakamr the committee. The da Ieg. lion Icaa which ara worth more than head th# royal family ta ftaal -><1 First DUtrlct n pecta to visit other section, of relief. Th# work w ith' th* Boy’s Inspection of th* gtaat Unto - .1| 'Choi. Dunn ---718# Ih* iteta before returning to and Glrl’c Industrial school* do** Queen Mary today. Ha waa W ’i S i Oh i o s n w a r TW ssl Washington. ■'a '.'im not laclud* any relief but manna tha air 81 minutes. Th* King hlraaelf drove the c a f . / i much to th# community. Most Additional Troops bay* and glrla leave tha Indoa- to th* airport. At tha liner ha i'll school with tha Intention cf mat Queen Mary, tha Duka aa4(\ci Sent To Holy City trtal “going straight" but all to often Duchea* of York, Priacaaa RUan* Art thalr bom* Ilf* la so unsatisfac­ bath, tha Duka and Duchaai a f / ' 0*re*m agn 'nnl t,w| ’,hlth °P«i**d Sunday In Knov**•“ ^ 7 ” to ry and tha community pays ao I Kant and tha Duka and O t t M t a f l p m n > ago nn l ^ McUulta plana to return Authorillaa, with tensionundimHttl# attention to helping them of Gloucaater who cam* from Lou­ DETROIT, May K — IdV-TV. S ? FrUlay morning, InUhad and th l. Holy City Ilk. th a t they drift back lao th* old don by train. *77Waif ey t-nn _ ‘ armod camp. Imposed aa bod habits. Th* Board af Social foiteral govsmmant will ha ached Tha giant liner sails te r Navr i 1J 3 5 S ? n,HHo,,| A third bus hss boon added lo emergency ban Friday night on all Walter* win work with Juvenile iYork on- bor maldan voyaga Oiaatoe. <hm Sanford-Dayton* Baach ran. motor traf” ‘ Courts In any caaa Involving Ja- WWdnssday. Mr. Cana, th* It laavo* Hanford a t 1:50 A. M, half af P vanll* delinquents or dsp*iyj«nts. « ta »M* ram- arrivvs In Daytona Baach a t 10:15 Kffactlv* KINSTON, & O . May <Sv rinas**v ard ih* a , M, laavoa th* Baaak at 9:10 special pal —Tha childran’* sou ha a aU Fire Investigation th at ih* bud.-et p. If., and arrive* ta Sanford al qulrod for monkeys—named for tha ■ tompooad of th* 19X9 P. M. Tha other baa*, leave , British lUaa called on •ad city cooncilmmu !■ Ordered By WPA ’ta rt and •’more Sanford for Daytona a t 11:30 A . additional to stamp out ch <8 Jews, 18 MARIANNA, May 2 5 . - Aa la. 1st Ian bava been vaotlgatloa ordered by tha WPA LOCAL WEA' 19, when an waa underway today to ascertain night end Tuesday ossapt for lleoca strike bo­ Ih* caw* af a fir* which swept a osaMorad sh aw m on tha aatrsm* ar* demanding W ork. Pragma# Administration tan Aver*go south co ast Cktrama worthw*.: _ . aritia* atop Jaw- canning and food dlaburtlag plant rib. Average Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and lah Immigration and aata of land hare Saturday night, dhrtroytag Mar. Avvrasra Taenday; show m la th a sxtrem. to Jawi, 't f 'j , . 2.000 gallon# af honey, a targe want portion Tuesday. Moderate Jeraalam Jaffa, w h m all quantity of flow and other aupstroat traffic la now protected pttee Intended te r th* uBanployad a f f th e eoait. CammUslon, KatlmaUf damage t* maahtaary tag Jhnaacola gubernatorial . candidate, told. . . . At Memphis Meet Definite A c t i o n I s T o B e Taken Against Townsend WASHINGTON, May HL-* (API—The 1934 Municipal B a n k ru p tc y Act, pagaed by, th e New Deal OngTeaa, WM. held u n c n n a tltu tfo m l today by th e S uprem o Court. A R to 4 decision delivered by J u s tic e M cReynolda conclud­ ed: “C hallenge t o validity of the sUtuto m uit t a w " Government To Be Aaked To Uproot m ‘Black Shirts’ flljd^lisis. R e j e c t Communist Proposal O ^ K U t^ y May Uk— praties c l " fining* I IK -G P l- violation I BOY DROWNS W l highway, i chairmen- eawpalgn parted tart night Prod � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 23, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0bee1e09b4db4e753d8a906b87f3185b.pdf cadd315b1c05acc0b604491d7b83f7c6 PDF Text Text S id e lin e s 6-3 Tilt Wednesday Staging * wttd rally h> the tost half of th* NTiUk Inula* when B e* W Lucky Teeter who I; a ta r through fir*, ma<l<i ■» wide space* tad perform ItitaUMng etunte oo the Bem' Driving Par* Crack a few M l|i} W*9, ha kae entered U <fee-mile ratomebil# race nm oa the famous lodtonapopradway on Decoration Day. fcep* be continue* to lire op I name . . . or at least, to Dace V acates Difficulty in* Me< Go Deeper Thau In­ validated Meaiures • Agaiuat MumoUni Considers To Foil Bit AH Such Treatiea' Aa Being Canceled Naal Nation i komb, iln u rd Rollins To lose 'DeLand Slides To | | 5 A thletes In . Jane Graduation tiers af tbe O-Mtn, tha club tag the Lookouts today. The U that Ben Cleannta, who F o o t b a l l I s T o S u f f e r tone mighty wall with “Gator M o st W ith L o ss O f kali (quad, will tab* over th* Seville nine when school la S ix B e s t P la y e rs aad attach himself to the lag .toff. . WUNTtH PARK. Way I I — — K— Klfteen athletes wUI be lost to th# * Injury af Third Baseman future vanity teem* of Rollins ik Higgins of tha Phlladel- Collet* as a result of graduation ’Athletics waa unfortunate, but M at month. , • to accident hadn't happened Too (ball w|U (offer th* most ila Mask might not have die- with a loss of ala »thl*tia, not rad whs* ha had In Ruarall ra, oaa of the beet hokln* court lag Socrates O a kales, • af gttera to coma op In tha Asheville, N. C , and Cleveland Melnnie, Palmetto, Fla, who were clean League, Ineligible to play on last raaaon'e v r • — E-— scent development*," say* eleven. The ila whose playing day* Chattaraega. Tana., Times, ere over as far as gridiron Mal Rollins are concerned IraU that .the dOialUneoga IWItles ;ouu will glee flsnfm'. Fiv, pre James WoUey, Bylranle, Oa. p a r t , Thornes Powel. Ash*, another chance to thaw the base- arill*, N. Q. and enA William A. toll world that tha llttri city I* O trrodr. Newark, N, J , a back, really a good baseball town. Ju«t Daniel Winert, Brooklyn, N. Y. 'new ik rioke aa If Jo* Engel wtl a canter, H. Richard Broom, Bea­ lake kl* charges there neat spring, trice, Neb., a u'lllty lineman, and aad here1* hoping that he does. Sanford’s failure to bshdri the Robert Hews, Oak Park, III., a ■Huatkm this spring could be al- back. trtbutwl to less than a half-down Baeetnll loses Mobley, a pitcher, so-called civic leaders and not th* Wlnant, aa outflalder who was not a rtndltVv'e this year, Allan A, The "llltU world rarl**" of the l*o* Leaps*, tieglnntng Friday ftornoon, should prove tateveatig to many people who ora from tree to five times th* ago of th* 111* 11 and 14-yonr-old hoys priyra OO th* Isoms. His teems cossTennis lose* Carmedy, Volney erad the I ssgue. (hri season, tut bn championship games are to Bragg, Manchester, Ml II, and Reraharri Domlslk Hauser of Vienna, Austria, loerae la golf era Stoddard, Brarg, and Joha R. McPecleti, iiltta,' OkU, a rittonnan who was not' a member of thla year's squad. The |ea* loss to the awtmmlog loam la Tom Powell who received bio totter tost year bat fid not rortrilpeta In title sport this peer. Fencing rises A, Derid Rathe er Ora end, Fa, * lettrrawa who did not participate this year. •'t Ed Livy, Asheville, N. C, . U r so Umy,Jra rid* to u u first hossuVsn who sxpec's to d. Teo bo', though, that ya* sign with th* New York Yankee* 'a mans couldn't haw beer new. w**k. will not he *UgIbl# for Land taat-ad af OaiasariUt <porta at RolUn* r a il veer and hla ion H would art hero bee* kwa wfll 1* a severe blow else v ary to pay •*» to to 0 American d n P o n t Interests Daytona Pitcher , Fans 13 Azaleas Uwt MondaF, the Pirate# defeated the Seminole., and then *n TueeTo Win Contest g* . . n r„ _ ed s W o n Y e s te rd a y ; H e re T o m o rro w F o r G a m e W i t h S a n f o r d *h# -mu# worv* . * r w Y « u r_ . d aj't coo teak waa to decide whether lefentlnr Bt. Augustine r i a Bemlaelee er the Yankee*, left tuT aquorii ta y r a u ^ y i > eerend price s . . re.clt of the n* la DeUnd, the Dstaad ™ « . gem**, would la illonid Into second nlace In '* • ^ chemplon- C hased O H t o By D ock V ic io u s * S h a r k Tomorrow To Be ‘Ladies’ D^y’ In Baseball Parks itrin n f**t of the g*m», giving up ! g l O n .In hit* and striking out tk x o l noi ague Flag; Day To Be Celebrated By Elks On June 14 Max Baer Settles Court Fight And Plans ‘Comeback’ Drown and the Islanders mad* f t r i A ? Hr third, an a m tri start. Tha Asarias t and re- scored twice In the first frame on , Ugioe two singles and errors by Hosln-' L tha Pam ski, Morton and Doris. But frant'^artiook 9>*7 « a bril* u, I to A |Unt game. n«iide*s £ * *and * ? two ri*ht fW d,rand Uod got? WrTT' a double singles to Stroks, y rid the Uoj i.Undsr stuck. , " W otko ------- 100 000 000—S new T. ' *** f** Dnytora ___ 001 410 00*—7 *- Uol i. * ritlsheri ^ •tto Black Whales Refuse s S v i wraa'To Be Rescued From f l O y the in-' Deed) On Hot Sends . * Britain gen, »• war* pbed the ad by a • : ) , • t 1—4 • 0 4—4 /• -------7, .PORT MTERR, May —Tarpon gehris aad their partri* STtm!?* rioppad frihlng yvsUrdey andat-.ra«M ra tomatod to raecue a school of wlSLUkI a! Modi wholes which ran aground | ^ u i on the beech et CopUvn 1*1*od. tv , i ^: s a ta a a s a r ja t tod Redo tote toollow water, ettere they Dr. lYoacia «. Tewnaead (right), who told a How* commit! TMtlgmtiat bis eld a te pension plan that he would form a political party. Is treeted by tt*». 0*nM . Smith (left), argenli Huey Loot'* "Share-The-Wealth" me*ament. Townscad raU, rret\ that as alliance et hla plan. O a “Share-The-Wealth" maaa which would glra to Oragnas meet, aad Pkther Ceughlla's Nsttoaal Union far Social JuaUe fad regulatory Jawthwlty and a third party was net contemplated a t present, (AP Photo rtrtnal domination af tha oeciil and arnnomri Ufa t f tha ratten. Florida delegatee to tha ration*I convention af the Socialist party have aanneneeH they will tetro­ des* the topics af ciriUfoeetiaa aad election righto la this atata. Three delegatee representing Florida plan to bring ap tha y m t k i af trill liberties citing tha T ttp * flagging ernes. ' ■ . — « To Organise in d m tr te l ivetreet, P> taterrata,|.hod carried ed r a a r - ,7 ^ ‘ > ganlaad n r v o a tta s h ovary preThe w* •tort In t^e stato- *o elect a gev- ^ toeal a rra r pridgod la * traraartlra tax. -i—r ote Oa nested what ha raid warn raw S g h t K aefcrawtodged reparta of 4ha league otowd to Ms toemton skewtac H anprat- Mewl rain ad to commend at least 1M,000 Trm k to i votes to the primartai.’- ' I , ' . "Tha ebief riaio la this M ayaig. The lofo a Case WUI fo The Jury fay Morning L eader “P la in Is C al C o n te m i WASHINGTON, May —Possibility of a court trial of Dr. F. E. Townsend to r defiance of the Hoos* Investigating com­ mittee waa projected by Speaker Byrne. Terming the pension leader's walkout on the commit­ tee n “plain cam af eonlampc," Brras arid "I a* pact th* Hm i * ld e n U fle d tic W h o D om es- J ^ S l i L T S i S “ * ' |v i S , W ent For News that Marshal Pletr* Bodo-I „*»*«*« Ride Oo Day Off f t r S f a r t L ^ X l BOSTON, young woman alleged to kava atUmpted to leap from an airplane yaaterday but who waa restrained by tha pitot In a furious struggle over the airport waa Idatlfled to* day et Sue Ume, N , Rastra dm rarafraah Imgstra to popular Itol-| .beets of l u faith I . tha recreation of the|w w kt, r glories of tha aarisot empire. dawn, Bategito arrived by tlrp h M dH h m t Aamam, Eritrea, from Addle Aba- fe in in to to traerie an anttoalnetis ra*!suntey 1 Ha held her In the plana bobbed hair, landtag ship w hand after ah* fought "Ukai c a t- She refused to opto airport cffiriala told oho tin ly went for rid##, always tag ea open cockpit plane* The girl, described aa I if and 10 years af age Protesting what ho dlmrihod familiar figure a! tha i tha only pasaaagra u lu “unfair and unfrlsndly at­ we. titude," Dr. P. E. Townsend Inter-City Airline# plan*. 8 walked cut of th* House oooomlttse Investigating hla aid ago As th* plana cruised over Bea­ pension organisation today and ton harbor .three mOsa off tha refused to testify again "un­ airport at- an altitude af SMM less under arrest." feet, Sutherland said ha risked HU blapt statement, mod* back and raw tha gtrt aUrnktog mere than.an hour after he waa over <Sa aide of th* craft. support to resume th* witness The pUat seat tha plana Into n ■toad, threw the committee Into an uproar. Cries of “stop him" spin, for*lag tha girl bask tola and "close th* door" followed tha cockpit aad totalled a ft at the pension leader * s he strode *.000 feat At this point, tether- ORLANDO. Moving swtftiy, . *..a_ , Ala. _-tse-------*- • tn e llx w l n i MUMIBWUe tuw. -- - - - Small C raft W arned Of Storm O ff Const Senators were stranded as the thri went fedneeday Sto, | . Cardinals , The guides and flahermeu tied _ JACKSONVILLE, rrently ‘ (Men all bar trad* trusties with m u u a tn a i aanctlontst netton* aancalad *nd f/lV D O W MsY ' bar forelo trod* -mast c l a s p IU __ ( J r S t ' B rita i direction," aa aetberlUUr* source .tan n ed n n plana declared. bllU ation of th e tv Tbla view waa taken bp Vlrgtate d u itr k a in a r a n t a Cerda, tatonrad writer ef Che e r a B ouse o f Oo* Gioreals <no*JW aad frlead of b at* amphaalxtad I Premier MuaaoltaL culty o f n o ld ln f t h "Ftftyrtwu aaasUeaM sUtee rmnaan in th a caaa Introduced la » apatem of m a . file t W ith Italy . A merctal M cork a mw unilateral, (A m fa r faiiinatlni Excuse Jump From Plane | OonisU. They m m t. therefore hi ^ a . pc BRADENTON, May —John Whitehead Uriphoned the Bradenton Herald that a 30-pound - ektiid >7 a.(hark, leaped on Iks Anna Maria dock, just missing a Habermas. • • . John didn't ray what bapU tha kiagfuh after that, but ha gave He weight. THE STANDINGS Increase «- ----- t t y » - < « —Italy «*- May B t— �r ^ r r r FRIDAY, MAT 22, 1936 Sanford H erald Hooray Fdp Doc Townsend! A f t e r t e l l i n g t h e H o u s e l n v w t i g . i l i n i r c o m m i t t e e in n o u n m in L a k a lilc trtfTttn e x a c t l y w h e r e t o h e a d in , D r . F . K. T o w n s e n d , t h e a p o s t l e o f t h e h i jo f e s t a n ti h e a t p e n s io n s f o r t h e a g e d , p u t o n h is h a t a n d w a lk e d o u t o f t h e c o m m i t ­ t e e m o m . I f t h e y w a n t t o s m e a r h im a n y m o r e , i t sc o rn s. Then* U iMimethinK peculiarly American about Dr. Dunn should It* aim : t h e t r u t h o f tht> T m m so rM l F in n , t o u n i le n t tu n d t h r cro n a m tk n involvn.1 jn it, o r t h o f r n o t i i l i l j r o f 1 2 0 0 ft m o n th peM iniuns. I t h a s Imm-ii si-n k in R m i-m ly t o d 'a c m l i t I»r. T o w n a n tiil p o r s o n n lly a n il I n in k c h im s h u t u p , i T h e r e h a s l>e<-n a r t d r m m t o f f a n * e o n tr tltr in th is i n v r a t i i r a t i o n o f w h a t in r r a l i t y. I tr a R o ily . ' n i c l r umh«tlo n a h n v o h o r n j u s t n-. f|) r . T o w n-snm l s n M , “ a h i v r tm ns e n s o ." T h e y h i m * a t t o r n s o m e th i n g w h i c h in r e a l ly t o t h o o ld p e o p ln w h o a n * r o n f l d o n t In t h o l r h o ji,. | p o i« « i on th o b r in k o f n p K *r o f fa llin g . A n d w h o n D r. T o w n w h o r e t o fro. h o d id j u s t w l kw n w o u k l do w hon aom o h i m . t r y i n g t o r i d o r o u g h hn rl n v s h u t u p . H o ’d foil h im t o iro t o h s p n d h its plai-od t h o r o m m i l t o o in l io n o f h a v in g t o r o u t in to - i t s S p a t r e n ti n g a n d m a k i n g n m a r t y r o u t ■< o r, o r o f d r o p p i n g t h o w h*do m a t t o r W A SH IN G TO N , May 2 2 - J o t . and naU ry p ro sp e c t, fo r June g rad u ates, aa ihowrt by an Asso­ c ia te s P rraa su rv e y a t SO college* <*wn. t.ra b lig h te r than a t any While few v en tu re o n ..pinion tin*- since th e onat* of the dr- a s •'.!» the m a r t saJarlc.. gradu pre*«iovt. a irs m ight e tp e e t, R o le rt F. A decided increase . o v rr m «t UiHira, secretary o f appo in tm en ts y ^ r b«i h in poaltion* uffrrrxj and of Colom bia U niversity, «ays th a t 11/ C IIA R L K 8 FOIeTZ sta rtin g w t f w , U im bfatrt! ly n - rim i» rK ition f ir th e -teal postlum s PAHJfl, M*y 22^ (AA—T all. «>n a m b r * aln-n V Hbn« d has il«en In 1125 a nsm lh, os sngtiU r Leon Blum , lead er of the up.’* industrial *coufn visiting rum pared with th e $100 " lo p s” socialist p a rty Which moved Into fg m p « M /ftm| Inrjujrte'rt r r r lvcd a grw itm te last yt-ar could fI|s -e l. tho frv n l ra n k o f the cham ber of by plarom ent b u n t j*. The givigraphirnl location of the Vf irk rd *!ptum< ar«* nolr»d in rm d rp u tle , by W hining m ore sa a ls sehisds re imp ing not In |doyn .r rti opt»ortunitir* fo r |.| i i * than any o th er g ro u p In th e re have affected the degree of ini o r t«*h re n t afectlona h a s aitopted a •!rnt* tra in rd fo r prin em en t noted. No im p o rtan t d lf li.rk h .-L wUlln” atlflu d e to w a rd ' nlr*| |wr«iHnn*. Drmand rtr* rd « f> ranee Is noted se helw aen opnrvaral arbooU for p o rtu n tirs for men an.) wsmien The the p re m len h lp . If he a tta lp a th e post and puts entcinrrra, rhrm ifAa a n pbarnia- m arket fo r school tr n r h r rs Ls ac ­ memhera of his p a rty Into the tive. cabinet. It will t(e the f ir s t tim e Ilarv ar.i a n d Washing* on sta le th a t this pow erful political or rite the re opening o f train in g g an ltatlo n has p a rticip a te d In the schools by im h),tria l ro rrp an le s as lirrsninllng for phrl of the demaml governm ent. for business school g railuates. In a country w here p a rty lines fir-g o n r r p u t s p tiw .tr huslrtess are drawn rh te fly on pntier, this replaeing the go.ernm ers in hiring record of the F ren ch Section of trained fo resters iho W orkers' In lern a tio n a l Ik-1 te r known as th e aorlnllsU - is re m arkable. T V .Ir ried o h a s been “ All or nothing ” Ilium, fbr y en rs lender of the soctallsla, Is known a t th e "iier t>etual i,p|»m ent'' of F rench gov- Of The Socialists Who Woh Election We •ee where Jark Wnrthlngtnn, Me ef the heat newapaperm-n In Ftertda, la waning for clerk of tha court In Polk county. N-vdleu fo any If wlikn were rote-, h-’d tide Into office on the .htvd.Wr* t f WAaoce from all over Florida. Breakfast Bridge Ts T^ven Itl "On Mr*. J. I> \V.Mi,|r iff entertained ’f th.- A t ine M atron*’ 118 the r i u h w ith a I in* hft.n an! bridge p ir ty \V*tlnr*«!.iv a ft »•m oon a t het j \ l irire nund-cr of rl d» no m lH*r-«. nltond«*d thi* an n u a' hif* k f i*t to plj^n p a tty uiven \Vo»hi«* day m«*rning mC the club h**u by th r Social IK partiium t of tb*Woman** (Tub Mr*. S I*. II' / i b vman. Mr*. II ti. M V. II ( A n n mid Mr*. < v !r It.irnwry %%«•»•• h" :y iiirl .s c*‘.it \M m< ihi* u *r*t« \ .••c To DAYTONA feEACd YOUR Sutniher UbSort r:10 t* M a! The beat living: Rcoontmodfttldnfl. The beat and safbst ochnn bdthinjf. The best sur^ and deep-sea fishinff. The best Summer season cli- tona nSeach Lha of Commerce . It’s Cooler In Daytona Beach llu u sr. r ent of tho ■vr a subfur the l* n r*' M. a t Hesrrv 11 lull. •honinif mrm* "u J sesteil hrenkfi-I un- . . . . . . .i Mi- V.Uia - lit fo V ill M»on- r | , | h ' ln M' ^ VAWtl "",{Urr[ sup|»cr At Mahoney \%hil.* » a prui*. f irdt O \VH ill tip towrlw va.i i!ib»i» lu Mi* J. V |. Sfiitlh Mfwt |> |» Sm ith U ft daruc a fte r- A. YounA' i h u alt»ihi**n !••» Baton IC«•-. a' * e,| j AnioiiM tb-.s* |»r» sent WIT.* l a . wbc*.* th#y *g*»e «.*J|e*d b) th* X\ Mr*. II. \v l; 1 K.*r, Ml* Ralph «*f th e ir tii-th. . Mi* ( U tal i y pupil* Au*lin S nuih .Mr-. M arirar*! Sm ith. M if f r tt will leouck*. Mr- 11 M. T apw orth. M a t South Mr*. W alt i t I M*rifan, ilr* . J Mr. an«lMrw l lm r g r I Ni-rlv •• , E. B aktr. Mr- J \ Youuir. M m l^ k c la u ^ ar«* wpvndio^ .« f» v* *l.t>« lY W. M.S ro tt. Mr*. K. Com pton, h r r r with Mr *nd Mr* lb t\i.| o pupil* of Mr*. II. l> Fr«i*ii»«u, Mr- J . NS | m*»t . H u ) •*nr* tit** I *r will hr Tcnhct, M»* Ju mi* 1 1. Sharon. tMuficia t«» *|h-ii<| th r a jiitn u r at the Worn- Mr*. A. T. W hite. MrR J --------j Holly. Mr*. I R« - < A'Utm«. Mr*. Mr and Mr*. K H. laniA'Iry a r 1 W. T latnirb'V. Mr- J t* Ben n v rd 1hur*dav fm m Ja c k -o n villt* n e tt, Mr*. W ither I t «p. r a n d 1 to vi«tt Ur and .Mr* NV. i IPir-l. Mr*. It S M«* e lr. *ii IH-! la n u lc y , M ayfair, f«*r *e%i*r.»l ray B< Jirb, Mi « I M • . 1 1 v » day*. Mr*. II L M«uri-. and V* ------- !2. -(A1) — M. S tm rcipher. 1 \ f ; r -pondinir a f» vi day* lion i I* comAl'*i Mr*. S. F U*md» '*\ ^11 • v«iHt h* r purt nl*. Mr u n i M t ~~m r O u a . Hi-.** M ary .ltvt\e onu w itn fnitios, Mr*. .1 H ll*»il '!• * W l*n**»t n hu* u>»nv to l u v i t i n to llayrides May Ajfain Become Fashionble CASH AND CARRY PRICES FOR SATURDAY ONLY Y o u w a n t P O W E R Y b u w a n t E C O N O M Y Y o u a ls o w o n t R H O N E 338 E a rly & D a n ie ls L O W M ow liM e axe UtoycbciilkkMHl iw Be W ise • Econom ise 4 Buy C hevrolet! j j f S t L t d toW E R —topwD yourloaJal First clU k. ^ ■ # ~ S5553 —ChovroJet! It — baa tha■ m greatest — --------------■■ -»”-wwe polling power o f any truck hi tha Mtiro lowraofol •; EC O N O M Y -to aava you atobdrl rhevroWtl Ifh tba Boat kotM Cor aO-round duty I Fit*, rfta tn A h LOW P R l^ toeooad T T d voard iu M H Piterc —Chevralatl I t arttaaftha lo waat fsrici at tvbkl o n buy hay hifb.potraaml truck! a i ' s»f> • r<in wan * r h r ? pi. *tylr by tne h«'*tr«* •**!«!•• I \|r*. W. C. Hill and Mr* It I* ij-w o ll. At th* i m, ' -i-.n of several I- «r*i* o f .mp'ii .»••* Iiriiltff h ifli j *r«»rv pr t « \%hit»* •owls and nmUd.imr t i n 1»-»itrk*. * w ere i t n n l i <1 t«» Mia \\ \ \ d i m i and DAIRY iso Early and Daniels BARGAINS McLAULIN’S A wmlilin* nf local inter* -t t * k p'aci* May 11 in New C untbm | i u|. W. \ a , when Mi»a Hu-th S. M. CJnrv*»y, d n e a n trr of M. If Mei (t«nr«y of Akron. Ohio, l*rcame the | bride of A lbert J . latco*. »on -»f j F. C. l / on«, also n f Akron. The ccrwnmny wan prt form e l at , the homo of the Rev. Samuel Spencer In New Cuinl-crl.m.l, The j bride vvii% yivrn in iiiMfrinife l»y * her «ou*in. Janie* I., tirahum . of Akron, un I had a* h* r nttendan Mr*. J \V. Moriran of Akr«»n. inutrou of honor, and .Mi** Helen I.lien*. *i*lcr of the bridegroom , n* brlU ’*riiail. W aller Dlrkrr*on of Akm n served a* b e lt man. I h r hrhle wore a n aquam arine irown with a irardrn h a t of I.on«h»n Ian ami «i»rrird a la rire . bninpiei of talism an ro«c* am i llllr* of ’l r valb-y. Mr*. M organ *eli'«ied an nr^hk^ u'twn with w hite a c re --one* and Mi** I urn* h a l a pink drr*s w ith whit-* aercsBorlr*. T h e / ra r1 Hed »-ni»pK*** n f ye low i h h i r i nnd Riih n pink j?erlM*rea tied with s llw r ribbon*. , Mr*. I.iirn* rrreived tier educa­ tion in Akn>n end .Stnford. She It the n b r e .o f Mr. nnd Mra. E. ' D. R ip rh art o f Paol* Rna I w i‘b wh on th e nim lr her home while attending Sem inole High Srhanl. * For the pa*t y e ar »ho ha* Ic rn work i n / in T 'dnlo. Ohio. Mr. I.*rn* a tt-n d e d *rhm)t in Mllwuiikn*. Wl*., and Akron, lie la connected in T u-inef* w ilh th# Shakespeare's Niprht Is We l l Attended SATURDAY AT YOWELL'S A M*»*». f 'l all with in»pi« iitiitl tt iidili m of iiir fir*t iiiov « n ti it t of N i d i to n c e rto au*l I'm ii»“ by SB i* b Mr* J t* Bi U tob*rful ar>! rn trita in in ir a u e u iit of I he Play lime* >!>•« it of |.».'l. in th r tiim* of I ■i »**.**l Qio * u llt's.. ' «howrd a ri|*** c r r t t i v r atm ft*r W illia m 1 Mi.iktTpr.il»'» it' tfii t*»u* play Idea I In rx | '^tuition ..t th r whole play e av r f**o.p»eh* »• *ivrly th r jfOinn,% «tis| «-nmifi|t« of tl*$» s ne« t»* I** enuMt l K**B*»wm»r thi* talk there m int1 thn wr l-.-tr| pr | FTllf^Y.*!* # Yoik |i:im«* by \« !l Stew art and Viristm i Hm orn. I'Ih- kr»pel of a m .«i|K»ti**n in th* • vrnitijf w t* **Tltr »' itir*l> *»f Kr n ils '' uhi* h uii" on.h r th r ihlr ill let lo t-h ip of Mi*. \\ K h u th h o ff. who i- .ire itu r of Woman'.* €*.*j I* hi d ian u itn * . rho!»e who «aw tin* | plav |ti<*« laim it th r U**t ever | Atvtn ill t h r .In T h r ifotwl nwitr | t ml f *iind hi tin .irtor* w.i* *plrn I didly bi<>U|(ht tint. A |*»k«*. »lr»*-t tl a« in the F.lixul**thjn period. \ :t- im iintaM r, and cam r to I** «it :• *I v .Mitieipated a* ( he u p p e ire ! to , 'n e hi- loyal p ro -, nounceinent- f the totuiii*? *cenr* I .It tie >• I'.n k w»t^ heard »»»*l a.lm ited by all A ball in the link* '* palat e showed th r |p*- d n' tln g In tb r |»*r tenalnn of pity un.l U>a*tful roy­ alty of ih r l>ukr, Mr*. A. M. I •fill ip«, win* «t» wvll pla>r*l l»«r p a it; BATH TO WEIS PERCALE PRINTS 2 FOR $1.00 MARQUISETTE CURTAINS PAIR $1.00 29c Vtilues Colored Borders L A D IE S NECK \VM-\R PURE .SILK HOSE .JAPANESE PONGEE 2 PAIR $1.00 li YDS. $1.00 SLACKS SHORT'S EACH $1.00 MUSLINS SUMMER FABRICS DIMITIES YDS. $1.00 4 YDS. $1.00 KOTEX 5 Freah Flower* 2 FOR $1.00 COSTUME JEWELRY 2 FOR $1.00 LA DIRS GOWNS PAJAMAS PHOENIX SOCKS 1 PAIR $1.00 SPECIAL $1.00 Children’s DRESSES pnntwit b.ili|l« ittortm ani u| cscry day. Kli>p nnd nee them Hva<“nublu prices Manhattan Market 2nd and Palmetto PI ION F. 301 UNIFORMS EACn PA NT IRS BRASSIERES $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 2 FOR $1.00 (O tltl.s uiiil K iu I.h) PHOENIX SOCKS MEN’S I PAIR $1.00 PAJAMAS UNDERWEAR JA C K S O N V IL L E J 3 FOR $1.00 F L O R ID A * Tuxedo JackPot Tuxedo XO Per Cent im.le High School, who took so well thi-ir p a rts of th e putaled «tsy of A ntipholus of Syracuse, were interestedly received by the audtvnce. IV, lake th is m eans o f again thanking Mrs. Kirvhhoff for her splendid work in this. . « V>X, ^ru g raro dee. IS* . ascqing * is I.rough! to a close b y a well refute fesl t*hakrs|>en»n song. “ If Mum ,- Iw Kisi.1 for the Soul. Play I 1in." by Mrs. A rthur B ranan. T h e ’ m aoinpanist for the c iv n in g in the | three m usical num bers was M iss' M argarut Davis. UHJIIF-NTO MAIIQURS, Africa May 22.—iA l—FJephants are In­ creasing so rapidly and killing so many native* In this colon/ of Portuguese Kart Africa, that authorities bare declared the beasts ‘‘noslmn," meaning that they maybo shot at any time and In any number without n license, r SWIM SHORTS M E N ’S SHIRTS GLADSTONE . BAGS Special $1.00 No •w ill collars. P r«shrunk broddclolh. I l l * 14 lo If . ftpociti c l 1-00 All tbs quiaCtisa which MAa d tr id l a Bcateyd all ^bs quaHtWt Komembief^-we sell only Early and O lllleh branded quality faod*—no second jinaa- We invite comparison. mto tw ia •t - V HICKS ED STORE If ydu Watty yotir farms drained of aarplua water Vote for J. J. Cates * for Oohnly Commlanloner, District 2. . f W - rrttetert Ad.eell.etotoM PHONE 123 SANFORD { * ? M..I n«k l.io re -m all labl.-s, which wen- th e i •unit-.l h.-ieh.-nn si I o .ih n g u ra te d w ilh t - . , l s ..f c a ra n n .u n Mhl •1,l* r -|" udin,; tliu . nil uKFer gui.i.-ti flnwers I-*- ' w inter %■ im -ii h.-ie r r v a .e s ..f it.,a m e f « ... were |da<ed M iher p a rts « f III'* Mr an.| Mi« I*. ..I i ... n trl t e n , , au d il"! I ...I Isil.v 1. II >. -Il l I.IV I .r Vts-niia, A t |(|<> (iini „f n ,t. |.,id c« '• ‘, "'• * i-all.-d '•>• Hi. , , . . . rati. , I i|,n, \ir i, jftm ea hi^h .. prut*, a lm* •»* ,n n * "* ARCADE DLDG M illlf l I b fth a celluloid worid tea public attention T e le p h o n e TUXEDO YEARS AGO teh porttaataat. In ’many rt.pecJs tba Aw FletwW la taking the plica af religion* festival gad the irte laig* Interest la fUme la rvgai with gioua horror kg oortete a# fA, M>dla, May oMor folk. ... . i wndous interest shown Dsftnta haatiltty toward tolRMb In notlywood tefta MU alarmed tha . E d ito r Miss Ruth McGarvey Weds Albert Lucas IIK H K 'S A HUHINK.MM f o r h n n . l r . i l * n f s u p e r i o r y o u n g twiipli*. I t 'a a l» u -ln o tw i n to b o riy m u s t g o s o o n e r o r lit t e r . I t 's t h o lu isln i y o u r s o l f t o t h o w n rlit. F o w v o n n o f o l k s in F . v o r y l r i l y ’s I ttis in o s s . 1 s t t h e m tl its c o m m o d i ti e s t h a t h a v e n e v e r lie o n o f crs. A n d t h e n l e t t h e m g e t tm s y o n I s a l e s r a m p a lg n w h ic h t h e y ’ll e v e r h a v t o m a k e — s e llin g t h e m s e l v e s t o n w o rltl t h a t n e t i i s t h e m W a l t e r II. P i t k in in t h e R o t n r i n n M a g a z in e . db’s Interest n Ue a Filmland Horrified Elders M I S S M A R G A R E T P E T E R S . S o c ie ty . Germany, May 22. The Austrisin Crisis le n t It fuany Ihat Miami, wh-rr ietteally anything goee, ha* been * n r n City In the state to wage Oryntwi warfare" on the In SANFORD TWENTY •Knwa alet machine*. It may I. o f eeoree, that the slots anMr. an.1 Mr*. - William C.»j I«UI>( In On some of the olhc houm hare return.-,! from Hu-.r imbttog faekete down there. welding trip anri ere .1 unicilrd at fkimfort Cottage. The bridge party with which Mrs. Roy Rynrvr* rntertatm-d on Friday afternoon wo* une of the delightful aoctel function* nf th.*ee*mi. For top amre, Mr*. K. I*. Mora# was prevented with a cut glaao Jam jar with eilver *p<Min; Mrs. George ttavda-llart won the wotting prise, a crystal . ud r u r , silver mounted; and to Mr*. R. F. Tolar fell the consolation prise, a Is hsew whert ha had goo,l lemon tower. Thoae present were: to believe that ho will to Mra. J. C. Bennett, Mrs.* U, !. Oataath! margin tha high taokks. tin . B. A. Howard, Un. I waa largely through Mr. F. K. Roomlllet, ktrs. Thomas A‘. Neal, Mra. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Deane Turner. Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mr*. Marry Ward. Mrs. 0. P. JUahop. Mrs. R. R. Dees. Mra. W L. Morgan, Mrs. CatP Bull, Mrs.’ B. W. Herndon, Mrs Fnrrvst lake. Mra. Q. F. Smith. Mra. Fred Wratamo. Mra. W. J. Thigpen. Mra. Jata Melach, Hr*. 8. T~ Bartot*. Mlea Annie Ifnwktaa. 0 FLORIDIANS, WELCOME - M l - W hite muaic nota* printed on a hkwk backffTound have replarod thi* tradF lona) h'arV note* on w hit- in th r o ic h r* tra pH <»f b e lte r and *hat almu-d all th ' tb* focal civic the af r r and op rra srn tn rs seem a s a u m l of Jots. houa#. T here t , ono dissenting voice An rn ifin rrr rharjr»*f with imth»* hrbtin«r f »r th^ or Blum told hi* unciilfot follower* rhrr» ra fouml th at th r r»*fl«*« G«»n in Ih<* bcfinninir of thi* year of th r mimic «'?nd !itfhU o» th r "♦'mnci* hi not y#t rlp f for a white p»ic « oftr*i prov ikr | rpiar-o«*iu?l*t ifovcm nirnt." rel* between c*»n«lu *»r ir.d 8tr^»* Th r itallolinjr on April 2ft and rrn n a^ rr. The *la^e m an a g e- **bjocted U» th r Ifi'cfTfi once of or-' M.iy 1 rhinL't*! th at vlrwpoint. Whut is gning to hn|i|:i‘ii In A ustria is u i; has Euro|a-nu sU tiu m fii iiartim ilarly wurriis I’erhaim it i.s li«ratii*p they ri-call I hi* ussciss nat triun urrhthikf rstrly in 1it 11 pr<wl«ii«-sl the Th# F.tniopian war coal set off the Inst Etiro|>onn cnnfliigratinn. At MOO^OUsAOU......... no for. -eo in the ontinotiH shallows uverhnnging thi r 'lib iliU tK stfavhL /uatr in thei clacUtl iu ( »»i|frrA*, . . __ thfc im^sirlancu-j./ ih u t co u n try. th# firat tbn« nine* tha « A few weeks ago P rince von Sttirhem herc t royalty ha* had a braak. announced th a t his lleim w ch r m ulil lie c over his dead body. He .st-cmitl to antic A* * t («t It th rr are shoi: sh o rt time late r n tlerri’e v/oulil Iw jsstnsl aa h m v WMmpluyol new 1.1 thrr w m th ru p i n »r>. only th* SchuschnigR ortlcrinp nil privaii- aintic* in A in th e ir arm s ant! iliahnnd. Anti th.it Is exa • rs ratting used to It. scholarly Rchtischnliyv tlitl, ilfelnring againh ' t $ f a r t r y from f 12 • month and Nazi system s of goternm ent at tin- sam MMUlani to f200 s month prnsluni. favta- nf n*>re tlem ecrnlic forms. M l Uwn a s someone «!»r has sail, Von Htarhemlwn! « n s one <.f the few sri « V ra “ On O ar W ay." Hies of oltl Vienna which was able to cornt World W ar, the revolution and th e drastic it riod which followed, nnd still have a n y moi some stran g e reason he was Hill r c h . am* restless and w ith nothing els<- to tin, lie l.eg: ration of the lleim wt hr. his private arm y, ar Tit# Boston Herald •uggeib nnd m aintained nut of Ins personal resntir tW If things go on aa they are tim e went on played en ineren.diclv inus.rtn much longer, they many hate lo polities nf the m tinn. Manga It* name from PaaaatnaIt goes w ithout sn y 'n g Mint von Stnrhei quoddy to Paaaathahucky. w ant to see his ‘JOU.OOn men disband, mu said th e o th rr day. sacriftce his T fr to pre\ H i Wb Wills Huody, th - Timmis cellor Schuschnigg on th e o th er hand, will tettn L p la y tr. Is In Nsw Tnrk rs hA lling som a o f h rr oil paint- ra rry out the term s of (tis t'rcreo even nt tl tog* a t tha R ra n J A rt O illrrlrs war. or su ffe r a serious loss of prestige, has all he cannaVks of l.liMi'y strife. An a ll around a th lstst Such Inlcrnnl tllssensinn is apt to leave Seven thousand II. -S. autom o­ lo eith er Mussolini of Italy, o r H itler of i biles v t r . sold In B-lghinv during "f whom are known to have designs nit the 1US6. But In u g ln - what a hu- and try w ould be ral.#d If 7.800 llrl hor. glen e ars were sold In the gmi* eld U. 3. A. Social A n d Personal Activities her h o n esty ha.I •«.»Ily th liv e m l her dill, care (hi* (,*■!*!, |o the O n tn u r. of \ihotn An!iph**!ta* wan in co n stan t puinuit, cltl ^oot] that part. The au.hence cam e, too, !.* watch for the in te rm itte n t «i|» pearanetM of Mr?. Italph Austin 'r n r .s V ly v«i» Jlr, ik'UNo role of the Prnm io* and in .which ahe ao wiUimriy carried on her liiintnken identii y un,| bnt inie • spierxfhl kin/ * jeste r. The heauttful »t*t«*r*. A driana Mr« M artin Dram and l.uciana Mia» S a m K dpan *. a, •nlor a t Sem jMrs. Woodruff Gives . B r i d g e Luncheon 36tl8l^(il£txd(it ^ OrcheHtra Scores In White Ink On Black with U M O k M ocean deep* mesaureil t i * skies; A W fathom ed every e iy tte ry but Mam B> I f a g t W llgae Kaamaur. efieatm p fl H tb te with hU rffvt I s ! helm o rc h e rtra p it a t darkening the «U jc. J> m c o n -1 L ights fa ll upon d o rto t Insisted h i, mvslctons w hite note* otwy. could n o t play in the dark. . . ■ -By p rin tin g the note* in w hile , Dane i n f Clean, F a th e r Francia Jn«eph OTTem, S. on a non g lo u y alack paper, all m other has neve J., hra»l o f the em ploym ent b g :n c y I q u a rre ls were atopp*.*. The llu n n - tress-d au g h te r wot of .St. U um U niv«r*ity, bo levea "perm an o tti rm pioy mervL mill bo For Graduates Better iy Time Since Depression PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA EAST 1 s t ST. �t? ' In The White House, TieySay, Doesn’t Excite ives O f G. O. P. Hopefuls DOOMED n ro n o c ngm jr. L'aleae u M n i n<N M < »—irSU zvWtiJrsss M u t-tM M < n r GJOEVTT, Norway, May n f •- ♦ M m ual ef •M M N Iu <b« 1* taw. lb* dM erltw c th t r t la ertll to M 4 * r hi t h e . m onth o r JWMi' I K , w h ic h ta th e H I to y c f t i n . ISIS. . D a te s U l . t l h d ay o f M ay. lM d. a r . McitNDOK. Clerk ot Circuit Court of Miamian Loves Dogs And So Goes To Ja il l i . la "duo" of the Senate, I an liaportant onto whan aba d of tho whole Washington guardamen era ahawn leading Walter Idmar Into the court hewaa at Himtvellle, Ala. where the giant nagra was aantanaad to die hand 1* far aaaanttlng and fatally mutilating a pretty white girt. The jury eenvteted Mm In Just seven minutes. (Aeeeetated Press 'lt’l an adrenturana Ufa! tvs’* not an hour In tho day it la not taken by deman da!" And the all hare varied tolla with which they might, If fa tod, meat the mounting da* nda af the Flrit Lady role. Mrs. William EL Borah la all, bionda af hair, brown ot a, sprightly, flha’a catted "Lit* Barah." Ifar aortal eonVtraa* a la amuilng—llriit banter, d ' with • aehoal*gir1iih street aavaral worda In each aen- Zeppelin Speeds A t 90 Miles P e r H our THANKS FOR THE BLOOD, BULLl* : Auto Repairs ' At a Price Too Cap Bear PMARTUrS GARAGE jj Top 4 Body Repair Ml H a t V t a Attraction * FAMOUS BABY BEEF BERLIN, May MU-(AT—1The Zeppelin Hlndenbnrg, hurrying home from Ita aaeand North Amer­ ican visit, wiraliaaad aha wan aycrag Ing N mllaa aa boor and near the northern coamt at Ireland. She expected to n o th hat boa* i t M other Advised Ailing D aughter To Take Cardui youthful itepdauahUr, Peggy Ann, IS—and a whole itring of hobbles: harp aa wall aa piano In music, collecting nf Awdy/Amari* n n .g lM * and pflG^fjfhtlqaae, horseback riding. ’ By the time of .bar eighteenth wedding anniversary, p ert J%e If, lUial Vandenberg wU) know If her "dark boras" hubeend win nuke the race. She Insists aha hopes their future will hold simplicity Instead—the chance to just go off toga they "and hava the beat time."She's p smooth-haired, darkeyed, straight-seeing person, a former School teacher, news­ paper reporter, tcclsl service worker told1 advertising woman < Right after aha was married, the! want to her desk at tko Chicago Tribune, took a look a clothes hamper full of true love stories, but wouldn’t sell her own, which wee worth tho dally prise of IS. spoils," writes Mn. t . C.* Allan, of Smlthdnlo, Miss. "I would gut nauseated and foal faint ebd would hava to go to bad 1 was afraid to go away from borne, far fbnr 1 would faint and fait By mother haring toad Ctodut with good I*~ adits, advised sue to try H. lb 2 3 c "I am ao g b d I teak O ardtl and got rclltf,.'for It baa dcoo woodara Es*** W otnor* da* * v v u i ir # >d « Smoked NO*Cl I In Sanford Tdk;:S“«2.‘lrS.*;,pS^f.S! wiw. ». — ^ £ T n B » , o „ ™ r = At Short’s Camp toara lator, whan ha was almethod hot I don't Intend CotOa and be entertained by iand danu to i 8h«Dey and Reevaa H K g^waraf Uliana Direct from Miami's moel pop­ ular night club. Baa nmf hear tkam at ‘ ' DeLapd Highway _ .'Short*, 5 MU«g Out . • A d*w typm c i recipe I MIAMI, Mhy t t . Seventyyear-oW JT. K Bryan went to Jail for leva of his 10 dogs tad one rac­ coon. Bryan waa brought to eourt for vlolstlnf » toning ordinance cm • complaint that ha "pafcssied a h m n h l Of barking canInca. ** “If I Iwto to go to Jolt for my dogs, all right," ha told the Judge. "AH right," agtood the judge, "thirty day*." • ha, made a fine record pa a .volunteer; worker In d chip trie ward in whlctj >ipa Interacted a fte r the I'DtlklPaon pantrie* probwoald become aa famous aa laaaavalt serambeled eggs If fhatred, blue-eyed Mr*. I f Wdnton of both domestic literary tastes, want to the • Ro«f lngr*<fl«ntil to l a t ‘au d placlngischools on a bud widower, they mat again, and special Interests control It. Whan baala with full tam e provided ware wad. I entered the governor’s race no- direct legislative appro print ■* -*f -----H ---------- b>dy had .a Chinaman's chance.1mstead of leaving adIaction BOUND m r CAUSR DEATH No1T **,’ rime rears eonrtda 1 sm school funds to the governor, ____ - i 7 i®P *n front on the tnaldo track. Japproved the Junior chant! CHUNGKING, China. Mar IB.—I f f * ” V °n tock Vp. thU * * * •< * eotnttwrce proposal t o use (AT—An old-fashlbnaft **Chlneaa a**1®** th,f * apaolal Intartila trioa track odd cento bracks, woman lost her Ilfs whan h er,who woold llka to take >our gov-national advertising. Ha faro bound feat proven tad" her from i •rnm«af from pen. I’m go- adequate pensions tor tho aged i scrambling out of thd way of, on [?* ,0}**? 0B_?uklBl* * ° « M aooortod all those benefits ao olrplana faking off before a f* r»*Tl help mo welt bo provided without' Increased t great crowd a t the new airport throw this sales tan right h aag st stion by using business prirWi is .'v .y v 'i aeryaae el elestl i In £ovtmin«nt. n A l f Y O U R V A C A T IO N O N T IN • Burton Mld ha w u not cam- - Ha promised to use Gw g lgntag an promisee and that ha arnor’apbaotuto veto power an - w> pUtfrum. Ha said ha want-’ pardon board t i atop wholes ad, the state executive committee rail to r>aft a platform charging till nominees with Tvapoulbllltp g« the voters for a constructive pro­ gram for the benefit of all. Only In this way, ha said, co;iid the state protect Itself from under­ mining efforts, ef apodal Inter•d s to control the government for their own eaahslvn benefit Ceufnalen, vmatos oven corruption, ha added, hava crept into state peU- C Iffort For Early M e e t Doomed p m " ‘s', �SANFORD. FLORIDA O. I» HERNDON. t . h .r tb y ilr * .. T hat Cl.-fk nf ctrcelt Court nf Damp Being Searched A.R er.tir eWESTERlitCK hnW.r ..r Haaa* »t Eaxt. seminal. County. Plorlrt.. Tax Orllflrat. No. til, leau«4 Th. a n u a tl Ttk il>> <il Aueu.t. A. I*. F o r $1,400 In Cash tbe property u a d .r tti I»JJ. Xu fllrd >am> In my nlflN laaucd u u In th. ■nr. ha. mad. application for a wooDiiurr. »: o r ArrurATiON pint TThtraV tax I M to h. I.auad- th.r.on. — Carolina, 20,OU in SoothCaroMIAMI BEACH, May TAX URKU Datwd ( tin).ax aald c.i Bald rertiflr.t. cmbracoa lh. I"li « mn »•. i«ai ' TALLAHASSBft May 22. - com pilation of th* 1935 atata can* H»*. I®-219 TrnnemeeeAnd —SI*tr*“ u™_ b .ln x 4 r.crlt.cd pcnporf In th« arcyerty 4<MtltM4 theea tW—Half tha p f t |a living in ana pubU ehed hr tfc Department M« In Vlr«inia. A*1? .#* •old in the htghMt-hUi Plorida. tn-wlt: rourt'ho*** door oh ol AlMhHK gUM-CV<.S2CXJtf ~.<4fta«ern- *tat*»'WW "***niJJ „ , \ r Utv.ee s H.aday In the maath ^ w t i «f H e j.twjv ta M ath. ; The 1035 population wax Jlatad plaeaa of M^Oll Macula xaaltlaala* i-'j A, . i«m« In mjr offlc* and h u XOTItB ,1, 14. whirl! If th. U1 Rang* It Fait. I arrwa. mad- uu lent Inn for ft fat tl••»-»! i June. till. *ViU 8M54 cam. from th. ««- & b “er £7! Thw of tha sold t u*e| lh*r*oa. Bftld cortlff<*< ttu lrd Ihla t l h d iy a f whltot, 483.205 nrgroee and dla atataa, ami 54,751 from tha ,r)1 IM|3Ug|y colltcHo oroperty undrr th. ..Id «-----l. -ml..... ...-------- th* fellowIn* «|o. Nolle# O. P. ttfeW '•su'd wa* In th* nam* of IllCtflVC arrlK#t| t'Tupwrty 1*1 th* County *»f R . W. C 4.ST4 tlraee.1 a, "other reeve." waajern etaUx. through the houae yraUr Clerk af Circuit C WOODDRID41K hA m ln t.t* ; “ . tMat* nf Florida, In-wit: tVrtlflrat H.iuiaola Couaty, Of tha xrhlta population, tha Canada leatia the foreign eoun- he came on a pa.tehoerd aald e»Mlftr*t* nhftll ho r. U ft of tv lot ft. Of N day of j arrnrdinir to law, th* •0 rt of s n t ft nf taftt I t M ]fll*«l MR --------- - ■■ — trie* which contributed white a^m*; to be empty. Ha f*r*'^*rty d**rrlh*d th»r«tn will ho M Mmlth'* 3rd Subdivision. mail* ap pcpulatlon. with 7,759. Tha Wait Into the trmah. «nl4 %m th# hl«h**t hldd«r at th* Th# n«»8«tam*nt Of tha said I** b* lai 'oiirtwhona* f.oor th* flrtt iroprrty undrr th* *ald c*rttflcai* cato *ml V IT K H O P A r P t .l C A T I R M K | Indlea gave 8,816, •~Inglattd dme the municipal 1 In lh# month of Joust »*«•* ___ __ ___la th* naao of I) T. •<-rib*d | O B H te . n it !__w as N am a f t f / f l / n M1®I Germany 5.038, Italy lee:on and hauled the wa •frinln**!*, tilt, which Is th* l«t dhv of Juft* nit'll Allf’S<»M I t .n it . gUl i M t . 'i l?ul*«« _* *.|u| ______ rtrtlflcato shall M WV fc IM J| |# lf L I 14.341. Auitrin-llungary 1,141, Then came Klxchee. lo’hlt ttas. ~ _ Netim i. a**«a, 1 W COOK is 4 OLADIfS O tiatrd this 7th day »*f MftT, t*tC r*4l*#inr4l «rr«rc.ln* to hw, th* Cl. |» IIKHNnO!!,' pf»»pa*»t$r .lrwrr|t»#«l tharftlh will h# bnld.r of Tax CertltHlM l l l n l i l V L I jG reece 1 ,8 7 3 , Ireland 1,423, 1mlot. It contained $ 1 ,4 5 0 , t]«. Ius*l tha let day nl AM f'lrth r»f (*lrr u11 CaflVt of Oohl lh* Mghast bMB*r at tha ! COR. 2nd A PALMETTO A. I) till. b«» fi'»d » Seminola County,Florida, court •H-u»« door on th* first •| jala 2,488, Scotland 1.580, Spain expense money. Bfllr. aad haa aiada appliaa IKK.At.) hionitay in lh# month of Jan#. PALMETTO PHONE 304 IxiSl, and Sweden 1.993. Vow a half doten met IMS. Miiu-Ii i, th* 1st.day of June-, tur a lax 4 ..C to ha laauad lh 4. V. TOOLE ---------------------------------------------------— . ju t, 7 Ml. said c.rilllcai. amhnieaa PHONE 304 Twenty-eight whit. pemona ' '*rh'' ,'”’k,n* tot 1 fnllowla* d.acrlbed prupeaty X..TICE op arn.lCATt. 8 r u g ; eralrd lb,. Hh^tag ftMjfoWMwar. born "at eea". A frica conlh* € K ® *™tnp._ _ tb. County of a.mlaele, I ta l m TAX IIKKII i CI.rk uf 1/tCi’Ull tuuil nl PI..rids, lo-wll! /. BEETS. ie.uele Itlll Ne. IBUI i . . , Onunty. e'luilds. pp (•™Id«,nd 1* INJUNCTION RAMPS Nntlc. I. h.r.by alr.n. That (HRA1.) / BUNCH1 ■ J l , ’ (,r * ruit^urt MIAMI. M CARROTS and V«u:d Iceland 2.. injaync22— Ion(A Esrl, run W t.tteh glTIl a it 4 .* r. ah N n ,u countfInh*Iceland, « °™ofand th# "*• lent tem Now fad Bllaa (M llf ft Bq la Nff.Q — Manta born tha ,(Uur, llfporarily, lIo, tha I ter**. ^ other Uvea In Had. county. .mln.tlon i y< Miami p Th* IIHMHUSt Of thO j pr« prrty und#r th* sold **H| [J* |J*II The Iona person who l i s t e d ________ ls«u#d via In th* nam* of 1 L O O lO S s Greenland as the birthplace now rrt KDUCATtON I , sntl JOHN It IIOBIM| ^ o r A P P i.irttiu t run I»A N I'nlfM said e*rttf1*oto ohl Grove or'Yellow ■■■■M M HHa Ho** In Bay county. CHtrACO, May 22▼AX IIF.KII r* « t# # m#d armrding to tl* (t* o o l* Rill I * . t«S» v ■m Dade county has two of thei Illinois Intrue of voU Nolle* I* h*r#hy glv»n. Tim* prupvrty d*aerlb*d thsrslo W ■a three bom In Albania, and thr' i-rred that public achw K W COFKI.AND huld*r uf T«*a sold I* lh* hlshtsl bidder « i'xrllflrat* No. ISi, I»turt1 th* Irf, rourt'hous* coor o* thO Iff H ■ X “ iiher Uvea in ilillabon.u*h| he trained to impart ml ♦toy or Aunust. A. I® 1*51. ha* Momlsy in tha month of ” which i* th* 1st day of Three of the fmJV born in fllvot aarti*! In my offlr» and ha* Freoh plorido . umrl*» iippllcallon for a int il'*d till. Arabia live In Duval cuunty. and ti» l* o l*mol maroon. H aul rartlflI.R u a i , N r r n r f t the other lives in Dade cuunty. rnlo omhracta th* fallowing d«*••• u»r,| property In ih« Cuunty Fifteen of the 28 burn at sea uf Hrmlnol*# HtOt* uf Florida, tolive In Daile cuunty, Da.lr coun­ wIt Lacge (34 ot. alia) ty also haa four of the six who earn# from Bavaria, Duval coun­ ty hai one and the other lives In r C 8 D u u 2 i Henlry rounty. Prudured by my . Neighbor! ia Ceneia In tha negro population of 48-1.205 the census ^showed 299.808 BERRIES B 1 ifKNfl a FRESH ware born In Florida, 94,449 in N.BX*. Boclal Tea OUT ntYBRS Georgia, 17,580 In Alabama, 8,.BISCUITS pkg. 722 in Norik Carolina, - and 24.. - nr . r ^ " , FLOW ERS I No. a Libby Corned |tKS ta South Carolina. BEEF HASH, can ' a | Aox. jar Ubby SWEET RELISH ICnelitall DELICIOUS YELLOW CLING SLICED OLIVES, 3 08. Jar 1IJell-o Ice Cream Half The People living In Florida moth i m ii t»l or t u MANHATTAN MARKET | 5c u i iiiioi h i m 5/6s.9 c ■ S Q U A S H lb. 5c : PEACHES 2lbs. 2 5 c, OQm P 6 «/C wo3?jrB ATn?Si1I 11 POTATOES o t iib v i a ICHES 2 5 FPOWDEH, 3 pkga. : old S i m m F ink SALMON ij CLAPPS BABY FOODS CANS Q uality D e p a rtm e n t E c o n o m y D e p a r tm e n t A ft P FINEST CREAMERY 33 ORNT8 VALUE Western CHUCK ROAST pound 15 c DAISY CHEESE pound 17 c Scoco COMPOUND LARD 2 pounds 2$C SPARE RIB ENDS pound 10c D. S-,BOILING BACON pound H l/2C PLAIN OR SELF-RISING I R l 2 “ o3Q r. A* Water Softener and Soap fejydr Rindless SLICED BACON pound 2 1 t WESTERN ROLLED RIB ROAST pound RIB VEAL CHOPS pound RRAMIIMD CHUCK ROAST pound ^ 19c Western PORK CHOPS pound 25« PAN 8AU8ACB OB CUMALENE HAMBURGER Cut-rite Double Strength 2 pounds 25c GENUINE HI*RIN( WAXED PAPER A Delicious Drink BRISKET STEW Fresh ROUND MULLET COCOMALT For Feeding the-Family • KARO SYRUP HEINZ SPECIALS OVEN BAKED BEANS 3 12-oz. cans 23c BOSTON BAKED BEANS, 2 18-oz. cns. 25c FRESH CUCUMBER PICKLES lg. ja r 21c HEINZ RICE FLAKES 2 pkgB. 23c WHITE & CIDER VINEGAR, pt& 9c FRE^PRIJN ES 2 . 2 5 c CAUF, LETTUCE LEG & LAMB pound 27C COUNTRY STYLE SMOKE SAUSAGE pound POTATOES 10 lbs 9c pound |$ c Pineapples 2 for I3C IX Mll.l— ai.AI'K MtMD N.B.C. Shredded Q #C | WHEAT, 2 pkga. fttf I No. IM C an. < iA c L CUT BEETS 1 -U Cewelrr nail 2 heads 25C 25c j$ c BUTTER BANANAS 4 lbs 15c * ONOINS 2 lbs lb V* Beverly Pot. < | A C g MEAT, 3 for , No. t l oa. iar |M C . PNUT BUTTER I f i POTATOES 5 lbs. 15c APPLES 3 lbs. 1J« CABBAGE lb SQUASH 2 lbs. 9c SPINACH lb. 2C CORN FLOUR 5 lb. pkg. 2 5 c PRUNES lb. ctri. Pie Cherries can CHURNG0LD lASTIES It .lw U , CR1SC0 w a rn , la »V »* y * * «■ ) LARGE , BUTTS* PICKLES 2 for Kl 29c Mm, t r i i . t H I i a n l , V r e t l Cocktail 2 for 2$C roil** v* PORK C H O P S ft. 25c 1 ■ ^ B t o e N u t a ,:’f , 1 [ill f*# Vvf (Wawi fit* TST L -^ M m S m k n mc j __ DEL MONTE 25c Mm. I rmmm BmlU 10c Pink SALMON S up er S u d a l A nlraM 1 7 * 1 2 pkga. I7e] > •“* IV M CRACKERS IOC SAUceT-* 2 for .. , PUM �V OF DVM tm V K M . : TOUR WATCH MUST DB < ACCURATE : Official tU Q vtf lu p if ta r M cL A U L IN J e w e le r ; t r- 1 *tuc,jJC i{A c>»n»#. J kuajjL (n.» r - W L if iS J iE e M f b U 0 L » OOURtT c u m t r . U lI M tt» te e J A w r . lea. Caatpiaiaant. n h ™ T heo- ■ doee, t H I i i r f a l - ORDBIU Tm | t t ! * M » I , l * > u T > |l i l» r>, No. u i a tk le lo d o a an d M varyotoa H M U , JMraouo. O reeee: T e h af* kerehy For County Commissioner V / Wrtrfrt N«. 1, presentative In Congress "ifth CoagnMionil Dtatrirt KPS ■ ru lM '* ^ " I H . I t la fu rth e r o rd ere d th ia noileo be yuhitahod la n < Baa fo rd H erald . a new en o m * a t a i a e r a l c irc u la tio n p u b lished la M aafard. Bem laolo C oanty, F lo rid a. f a r a p erio d of e la b l w eek s a a i l p i M r i l a t th o a t < a | of la a a . A. V . l l l l . W l t a n a tk a H a s - Sal QND ELLARS G. SHARON (FU N IE) STEED ..... iunty Commissioner a t aald C a s r t, a a c Dlatrirt No. 1 Rriffa. lawtHyj Mag. Ay» For Governor CHAPPELL VICTOR CHECK -------- — ------------- !. (Homestead BUI) HODGES V v RALEIGH PETTBWAY l D. DAVISON JTv. > ? v*' . * 1FHED A* DYSON For Attorney General JOHN E. FOX For Comptroller DAILY fraah i f p at Rinat FOB HALE: IO.OM M t b Barriea Station. Cor. 9th and foo^I iBcotjd hand tsubO fa i"* Sanford A n. * Flrat St. and Oak. H. L. DuHart. > SMALL UdMdoal pkturaa in I.*00 CANS OF VEGBTABLKH foldara, flJW. WUboidt’i Stu; FT. PIERCE, Mar *L-Homo deme nitration art i d-H (lab number* in St. Lucia county canned mora than 1,000 tana of vogatnblqa STRAYED t 1 mulaa—ono black liat month, Hiaa Bertha NUI rna rad. Retard. Lao Botnar. llioim in, home i p t i t , report*,. Telephona US-W. )__Automobile*. LEGAL NOTICE REX PACKARD ALL-8TATB Urea—Soar*1 and Soar* quality. R< Son*, 101 W, Flint B t >o*a*a*ai State T r e a te r SI P S ? ” ™ (—SKoaIIob Wanted. COLORED Rlrl vaaU Jab a* nun*. Wlllla Mae Sutton, 000 F o r m n ^ m ir W. B. BALLARD DUPREE COLORED man waata work *> porter, cook, or hottao eloping. David Allas, 9 |l Cypra** At*. ROY L. HOWELL J. PARRISH ROSS L. HUMPHREY Representative, State Legislature V ■ Group Na. 1 C. p . SEARCY XLEHM AN FORREST Be STONE Representative, State Legislature ’ * For County Commissioner Gf o o b N o. * D U trk t N a f ORIE R MATHIEUX i. i . i *■ i — He H . P A T T IS H A L L ForJustHepfftpPeaco For Sheriff G. RIGGERS pp (Jlm )L E E McCI^LLAND t'; , - rTStl 4 i _ The quality la rnada Into thcao pr*duc*a, and Jhouiknda of aatbUiad uoora ptotlalra thorn to ba tto ^tmwt In paint ■’^, V- hoti* Summt U rn n& radio. Fourth DUtrtrt BOB DODSON ^ ’ ifBtgt for IM ____ For Constable L,<CHAR |4 E ) HAND » !5. M« m *.^ ritat ™ y * .rv z,v ” * F ftsJ* ££* s s y M M I » » n « » . M i w i m . « m i M » ................ to Uk [pEIi A. B, WILKINSON ~ ^ .„V Diamond Mounting And Engravli!*., <OH KBNTl . HERBERT MESSER 5 BTANLEY-ROGERS HAiRDWARE CO. J. T. McLAIN |HN G. LEONARDY | W ERT-The. JEWELER! UTING S S, P. (Sammy) LONG iUSHOLDER anio van a n y nr m a r, i ije . (V I*. IIBItMDCX, C lerk o t C ircu it C o u rt *.f Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a , li.-wtl; W la ■ft:rof lart tT 7 koutk , it Good uned typawriter, koafprd llrliblo AdditMa. Cheap for cash. Apply- F. He The aaiwument at tpo aald. Herald. _______ J ______ property qmler the aald eerllfJmtc rkeuelf waa In Ilf nuhie nf KVA WANTEDt Ono itord ear—mo*t certificate iholl ba rofhamcd aoturdimc t« la*, the Saprly Amcrlboc therein - will autd to ike Mali eat bidder «t • rnurl.bouee door on tho flraT tndkr In the nheiith nf Jane, ,jtll. which to the l i t day of J«W. * (feted tkl. Ith day *f ta jrM m . e»»»■e*o tV, WARE eaaeA tk o r e e a . B a ld ' a e rtifio a ta tm k ra re e th e falb ew la* d eoerihrd properly l a Ik e C o u n ty o f Sam ipolo, n i o u a f F lo rid a . le -w li; K I t It. • ( L o t I I Ssatfc te n lo rd H ely h le A ddition. The oeoeoem ent a t 't k a M l£ Property u n d er th e ra id e e r tltlo o tr ireu rd w oe la tk a Bama a t TIlKniCOA SMITH. t ’nleaa aald e a rtlrto a U ak all ba redreR ird a r e o r d ln a to l a * , th a p ro p erly iteorrtbed th e re in w ill be •old lo th e h lc h e a t b id d er a t th e co urt-hou*e door on tb o ft re | ttondoy In th e m onth of Ju n o , v o te J q n * Z sd in m a y * i / a lh a poop] a 'C l e a n Com m on-i A d m ln litra tio n . Wa S p e n c e r • *k*Ln ■ ’’***" » at JERRY W. CARTI For Countv Commissioner T aaal 11—NYantid. W* K'W ILLIAM S For County Judge tk a rVlffl: *»,?? fcr {KiItMA n o n cm o r a ffm <7ati # n r o » B. C. DODD a WAGNER Untie# In hereby a lrra . T k*t 1.KNA P A IlllA lt b o ld e r a t Tm x C e rtlllm ie No. I t , Uotiod tbo t u t tiny o f A u ru et, A. t ) . l i l t , bao filed *bemc la my o ffic e pad b aa m ade ap p licatio n .t o r a ta n te n d to b a lla e u e d th ereo n . Onld c e r tif i­ cate em brace* tb * fo llow ing d e ­ s c rib 'd p ro p e rty In th o County of Bemlaolo, S U t* a t P to rlM . t o .w ill B <1 ft of W t t < f t ol N t * ft o f 8 111 ft o f t-o t I I M. K. Hmlth'o lr d Subdlelelon. The aaaeoem eat at tk a oalil p ro p erly u n d er lh a a a ld e e rtlflc a ta b o o ed v i a lit tka n am e of D. T. niCK A IU tdO N . Iln lta* aald e e r tlflc a ta obeli be redeem ed a c ro rd ln * J o la * . Ik a p ro p erly deeerlbed U forota Will ba •old in (b e h la b m t b I d le r a t U if co u rtrh o u a* doer on th a , f l r e | M onday In the m o n th at Ju m . I ll* , w h ich le the l e t d ay of Ju n e , ta ile d Itilo 1th d a y o l l i a r . t i l l . it. I*. HERNUOM. C lerk of c i r c u i t c o u r t nf Seminole C o u n ty , F lo rid a . <»BAM_____________ ■■ V District No. 4 >N BARNETT Baa Oaaaala Cypraaa ComM«y. OueaU, FU. lr*C �IN ^ A IN ~ H A IL E S * HOPING TO REGAIN ETHIOPIA r o b In s o n b r o u g h t t o l o While Italy went about tM fermallty af IlMaild * Mrl « JW JMW Imptra, Hall* iataaal# arrival In PHaatine peralatant in hie hepee h r h» f»HM UfMej through Inltrvtntlan by the league of Nat Iona. TMa fldle picture aMM tM tW«la| ♦m^*f»f _(y*T Shaking handa with an efTlelal at Haifa. rtiaitma, M ha Happed tram tha SriUah cmlaar InUtjrt* Art bahlnd tha Nague la Ma aan. (Aitealatad Preee Phete) flare** th e raaolt of ■ faJSa nmor. that im d i were * iv in * polecaad candy lo children In M adrid, 8 pdfs. TtTa mab b venting lta fury by throwtn g fu rn itu re from a C atholic convent into a atrvet Bonfire. Other mob* raided eonvanta and c h a rt h e a, and one church aa burned. (A P Photo) P HINDENBURG HEADS FOR ROME BASE tH GERMANY . ‘AMERICAN MOTHER OF 1936’ PRESENTED MEDAL ''M f f i l f 'i t f l i 'i --I* i C .V c lr i' : 5 • J ** t Wearing a dappae muaUcha naatly allppad, Thom** M. tan, Jr, la ahawn at Lautavlila, Ky, aa federal aganta w b fi from a plana that flee* them tram Glendale. Calif, wfaara I arrtatad far tha kidnaping af Mr*. Alloa Speed Eta11. X Heaver, thief af tha G-man, aald Roblnaon haa aanfaaaad ab tha Laulavllla aaalaty matron who wa* raneemed far MOM 5>;v«. By Wiley - — The tepptlln Hlndtnburg. Oarmany** guaan af tha air, la ahawn palaad at Lakahwtt, H. J, • taw memenla bafara aha teak aff an tha fdlurn trip with 4S paieinger* »)>**rd. A faw Mara 14Ur i n w u h m m u Irv Ittr Oil iMiifu otNmlty if tht Nivi itttla m IrM tag airtight aut o*ar tha Atlantia. (Aaaar'atad Praia Phata) . , _____ THEY’RE THE PARENTS OF NEWEST ‘QUADS' ■ ■ - / ‘l LINDBERGHS FLEE CURIOUS ON FRENCH BEACH ftOOTWlOftaMPlM iouno cauojM vmo tuc B iti9 W a R B lV n t ' ■ t 'J W P ' WKXIfnO AlUOIT (MIM6MT k i bMliUI MmOICMM WHtUl. RAVI MMAlf- •* tu o i N 't u u t m a t GUI*. rdlnand and Palia. gained 1 (laft), w*a M a Paaanla h« ta patitianad tha atatb pave 1raad warkah Ha It ahaa thalr rneuar. (Aitaalaug naw guadniplata. ham ed. RTIONIs TB K t SMITH H M t, sod f t t i y M i r tn A ilp iD H tie oldaat tim^ p k rs le ttflP a 5& L 1 i ■ [ .J W — K j h r AHead «. JW - ; R g fE g m ta n u a hetal * . f * § : ~ .E T ' | v/ j ^ g E T M ta iil ] iyC^»a%,y i t **- ,4 �liar- phrW M in t , C K a h u atada W i i r i H n t t 3waa 3851*5?. t f - S t l i , nmr Oooo by Ua hoy position. f i t baa a t M m t. M i ana* lpo« hoaefc of picking up alxillng j W CTC gy rn d ara a*J gutting Iba baa to | * bnao fa* tima to pal out a run-1 Doopito tbo i nor. “ ddon » “ te I BOt Gates had four yesn of High tbo aftomoon. dltad School and Vanity baatbaD prior aaco at Banford load*; to U» finishing school. ltf trrine..' largest at any 1 — OL. tw . R m U m I U « . h lk _ tha F ln r U a U t.tm when too taka drat bint In c u r boob to Sctrford tradod with Fm'ntkp for it Borla. ir now player on tbo f t no ytsterdajr woo . Jany who got tbroo alngtn In | Trophies To Be Awarded For l# * ' mptoJ n equeoae piny bat itod to tbo piieMy, . latoeeviQe got doo fiui In tha tb and on# la tba sixth. It wnt bat, with two non out, wbon i gamo waa called In tbo )oe Haideo pltehod for tbo >kout* and ttruck oat tbroo n and allowed tbroo walks, dgatt, pitching for tbo Tilla, had a chaky fln t lading On Boris, loading off with a •bio, waa caught at tbo plat* SW W W SS iaints Uet back To Tie With ItedB For Second Place Search ForSti at rue a nlag run. n u t u br rwSjrif m j £ Both aldM pkytd flashy ball •fln a i’ JjaoooJk!1 Viler, uflotd oneb bring gullW of •« « ' tamo l J i . rur. Frank Cblmar collected ;w; IqRaaabaU League S flf HOME BUNS mm O fio n i 3 trophies, .a* ia Madeleine • '-to- at n M I M F i W n , ir team's Unj lor throe nan Ouli of Moxko In aaarch or "S U w King** that will olaphco tbo lil)/fpoundar. oanght Uto othor day by Mr*. Hanry Fgurot of [ J i 1 J b ^ lto d ^ * tE tr o f uirir hlto ^ • a ti a a Weigel la tbo lUtb to uUy tbalr a • o t ) fha» nu>* .V / - —— —~ Tbo Balat* wtra told to a loos * J ** L * J sings nnlU tbo tlftb, wbon Bwnt " * Bonnot's alngb d w . homo W.lIJJ *11 J J H gol from saoond and tbo Saint hurl. *w, • •» aoorod on Didrlctoon’a wild Siioi jtorio, | throw past fln t on an attempt* fatter and a n k u w i aw k. ,k .k J. nlov. Unto tunebsd four hits In o n f." itMM%nUCi"u'vlii( ' timoly blngto driring la tbo win- IKAUCW Hay midnight, July II, It In moro than I a ! ! • Holdatock’n honor with Rubollng Hholy that tbo- Chicago woman’s t l o l a on b a n gaoa DoLand n two ion flak will tm tupplantod In firs tr o T tS CJL *11 ror cup. emblematic of batting * ^ X a ' S iT * * 7 * * * £ W * . X l only b a n bad a portarmon. Thla U to - « - nUo day yoatorday Ihoro Hould oomago tbo | W « ^ m bet* boon aaatbor Ugnmnd or oat haring to eomjfeta against two a t tba gamo and o*r roeriple to rn toaaonad playor*. It la poo- would bavo bran much (•nror,” he •Ode, howoTor, for a rookie u> u*vL “But It bad t o raln yootmiay. wto both tbo LooiirlHo Slugger of all * y o of tba ytar. and Spalding trophle*. i “Fa ns who want baaoVitl moat Tbo Spalding trophy waa put ramambor that it la roonfpto that ■p for tba tin t Una late laat count, and wo nil bopo that at; •oaten and waa won by Du*no Undanfo at tbo gamot wit) r«nK n u rr of Caurillo In tbo Ar- tlaoo to bp, good, because wo ront kanaarJiboonri League. Ho P*J « r bllle and kaop going If paytom Boaeh J - j j W j u p for tbo ftlpO h — —— tW .000 00*—d . wumdwl by Carl Wolgtl burled St. Augaathu back bid a two-day lio with DoLand for oscond place In Iho Flor­ id* fUala Laagua boro yoaurdmy, by ootUig tbo Beds cMrn wlih fhro Mta. fof a 4 to 3 History. It woa Wolgn'a fifth wW of tbs sea•OH as hat abided HoiwoU, now DoLand tartar, In * atollar mound dual. Tbo HatnU collided sight •saw W n c eeks u a n Games. uw uca f I) aa* |J I VENICE, », PaOgetk « « u • f • ' ^■4’ ' Protest tbo apoa* wU toko b now f» and that UnyMternl. mta now la pHgMaa will to (root* added Intoroat * Veniea-Hokomls Bp * Club, sponsoring Uto d t Decision Result* | Big Six BasebaO i* |to O o lo h ta ... II . Il , . am oucA C u u h v . ' -Vi* •»- ( . . W *a I M K.r T ..n i ft : »i Wo.btakgton Ti ClonUnd il. Detroit 101 Now York 0. of KaUktrino ,m to b ip w . * �Sanford la H it Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, High' And Watei franaportallon AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORID^, BA' NameToBeOn Jane 2 Ballot Presidential P refer­ ence Prim ary Is To , Be Held B u tF .D .R . • Is Promised Vote io m ed Toad Sent Mayor Shinholser From Texas F air The Sanford Zoo two another «*rioalty. It la a boned toad •« * by dlroeton of tbo T in a Centennial' to Mayor 8. O. Shlnhobar and ( I n s by him to tha aoo. It'arrived In-food condltlon yooterdaj, and Part 8aperlntendont Jama* Monfhton •old ho will hare . special care (milt for it io visitor* a t tho too can at* (he itrsnfo little animal tomorrow. Every Candidate For Roosevelt TwoMurder Cases 39 A re A fter The 18 Are Docketed For Seats In National M eeting Of P arty Trial Next Week • TALLAHASSEE, Mar 23. — (AJP)—There will be * presidential nreference n n .g jo arv «n Florida June 2 but W l won’t mean much beeauao overy candidate For delegate • to Urn Democnttle national convention has announced aunport tor President Roose­ velt’s renomlnatlon. Case Against Negro H as Not Been Be­ fore Grand Ju ry Taro murder case* and on* of as­ sault with Intent to commit mur­ der, on* of rwslstlng an offictr, two of larceny, two of breaking and en­ tering, three of non-iupport, and In th* primary, tha name of on* of setting fir* to an automo­ dhaaph-Orntramarah of Lebanon, bile are th* criminal caeca on th* N. If e -wW uppaw o rrth a ballot docket for th* Spring term of Cir­ ■a l — irith Praaldant Roosevelt's. cuit Court which I* to begin neat Tim presWtMM |(l* fim im . was Tkmm’ay morning at 10 o'eloek. The called to giro the voter* an op­ gTand Jury wi I be Impanelled up­ portunity to expre** Uwlr senti­ on the convening of Court, but In ment*, but tho praferanc* wa* the opinion of Court officials “no intended only a* a guida to th* bill*” will be returned by that Daraoeratic national eonvantlon body agalnat several defendant*. C. C. Gracy, white, and Oliver delegate*. There ha* been no campaigning Robinson, negro, ar* the defend­ either on behalf of Cbutr* marsh ant* In tha murdtr action. Th* or P m ldent Roosevelt. Tho for- former I* out on bond, following hi* m*r I* a dentist. Thar* was no Indictment by th* last grand Jury. Th* negro I* In Jail, pending ac­ ) ebarg* for him or President tion an hla ease by the next grand Roosevelt to qualify In the prefer- Jury. II* la accused of having killed i sace primary. Ernest Heyri, another negro, **vTh* campaign commit tee of tha aral months ago. Gracy was In­ Democratic party hi Florida an- dicted with hi* son, Virgil, far ' panneid alter a meeting In Jack- the death of Arthur Bcmbeliough aonriii* that oteh of th* 19 ran- In Paola test August. Tha boy ,«date* for Florid*’. IS *a*U at pleaded gulKy at th* December th* PUhulp'phla eonvantlon fa- term nf Circuit Court and waa sen­ tenced to ' th* state reformatory at Marianna. It la expected that ho will k* brought back to laetify *t tlte trial df Ms father. * " • ■ I Chari** W. Back la charged an l The President Has no opposition th* docket with assault with In­ to commit murder. H* pleaded fpr re-no ml nation, and national tent last May l to a teaser eharga politick) observers said only on* guilty and was sentenced two day* later ballot would ba required to name to three year* In-state priaan al h la a* th* party's candidate far Ralford. another term in tha Rfhlte llouso. Th* charge of raalatlng an af* Platform discussions, however, flear la placed against Willis John­ wQI occupy considerable time at son. Polics Officer ’G. C Fellows Philadslpbla. In tha complaining witness. Florida baa II votes at tha RoDan Beatty U In Jail, charged pubtiosn national oonvsnlion In with tha larcany of an automo­ Usreiami. Th* state’s dslegation bile belonging to Gaorga McRory. la bound 'ey tha unit vote ru-# Im- The other charge af larcany la poaoct by th* atat* party canvantlon lodged agalnat E. C. Motes, Jr., which mat recently In Orlando. charged with th* theft of timber. Three of tha IS delegates war* H* is at liberty an bond. Dan iaatructad by congreaaiaaal dis­ Beatty la also charged with break'1 trict convention* to support tha log and entering, a* la Jo* Jonea, candidacy of Governor AIf M. Lan­ held In JalL Eddie Lewi*, charged dau «f Kansas for president. Th* with sotting fire to aa automobile, ether nine dele goto* war* not In- la at liberty under bond. *true tad but a n known to bo po­ Th* docket shows eharga* of litics 1 associates of National Com- non-support against Haary Brown, miUaaman John F. Harris of Palm at liberty on hi* own recognisance, Beach who is a support er of Col. and agalnat Cleveland Dun woody Freak Knox of Chicago. and Arthur Jones, both at Warty Tha state eonvantlon recomLaodrm'tmt did n*t instruct It to support tho Kansan or any uthar AreToAttend Short Course Trustees Asking Re- County. W inners A re Election All Win Chosen By Judges; -.In Friday’s Vote Course To Be Held ■In Five Districts Through NextW eek Tha 10-mill levy for tha schools araa voted In tha five district! holdtag a!actions yaatenlay, and all trust***, asking re-election wan returned by tha voteri. Mr*. J. C. Bills was started a trustee In tha Genera dlatrict to succeed bar hoabnnd who hod resigned, and F. W. Talbot v u alacted in tha Oviedo diitrkt to tucctad R, 0. King, resigned, Sanford voted for tha 10-mi 1 lavy, S to 1, In tha Laht Mary* Altamonts-Longwivod dlatrict tha vote araa 05 for 10 mill* and only I vote* a gain* L Ovlsdo cs«J 15 Badges O f Merit A re Awarded To Nine R oy Scoots Next Thursday, May ft, I* th# « free hand to east Florida’s data for Sommy Long’* annual sretao tor Knox or fog any oth- picnic at tha Jacob's pleala grouada a t Chqtaot*. sad as tho day l* to b* a baU-botlday a tremendous crowd J* la prospact, Th* affair will b* fro* aad tha Lnviatioa to attend Includes every parson who waste to anjo/ tho day and avastag. Any political do, and'thoro a n bo musl* aad dancing In th* ovauing. Tb* barbae** aad pintle wfll ba at 1 o'eloek la tho aftonwoa. but tho pnhHa I* ashed la "aaaao early aad stay 1*4*," aad make It aa old-fiikteaad "Craakor day." Mr. Lang has been fat tha habit of entsrtaJatng hla frioadi at these free l i r t i f sad pionlcs every year. COLUMBUS, 0„ Mar a ive Tampa Police Officers DEFIANT TOWNSEND WALKS OUT ON P#OBERS Twenty-three girt* belonging to 4-H Club* in Semlno'e County, Inciudlng seven winter*, will attend the annual short course In Galatavlll* next weak, Iravlng next Saturday and balng away all tha following watk. Transportation ha* barn provided, and th* **p«n*«a will b* paid by tha llama Dimonatratian Club* of lb* Coun­ ty. Scholarship* wan al*o ftvaa by tha Sanford Woman'* Club and th* County Federation of Wom­ en'* dobs. Winter* In achievement day contMt* conducted by eoch of tho seven 4-H dub* of the County laat month engaged In a final competition before Judges in tho City Hall Auditorium Friday a ft­ ernoon and th* following f!v* girl* were choetn a* Samlnola County winner*. Leety Belle Sweggerty of Lake Monro*, health. Emeetln# North of Dongwood, paster*. S atth Lavy of Geneva, bread. Betty Fay Howell of Altamonte Springs, draw. Margaret Culpepper of Geneva, •al thi# trip. V; . President 8 Sunday W ith ] Verdict Returned By, Six-Man Jury A fter D eliberating O n l y ; Three Hours Today, All At Liberty • Pending Sentence Defense H as 4 Days In Which To Mots Fo r Another Trial TIARTOW, May 23.— (AP)' —Five former Tampa pollcts J men trwhiv were convicted on ;; a charjre nf kldnaplnv EujfWl© F. Poulnot, one o f three v t e Mm* of a mob in Tampa j Inst Nov 30. A nix-man iurv in Criminal Court f*- ‘' ;j turned the verdict after v •lightly more than three ; hours* deliherstlon of Judge Rob* . rrt T. DeweH's charge that th* de­ fendant* should be acquitted am* .Jjl less tho Juror* believed without ,a <* doubt that Poulnot araa abducted for tho purpose of bolng sacratly Imprisoned. The five men convicted *»• j John P. Bridge*. C. W. ChtHslo, F. W. Pwltier, 8, A. Brown, J r and S am Crosby. Two « * • " * , I former Police Chief R. O. TUto» jd worth and Special Officer Boh* , ert Chappell. w*r# acquitted by » J Salma Lavy mad* th* winning loaf of bread, Betty Howall mad* th* drew ah* wore In competition with IB other girl* la th* revue, and ' Margaret Culpepper exhib­ ited canned tomatoes and berries to erln first plac* In canning. Th* short course will b* taken Judge Dawall deferred **aten*a. by th* following girls: and continued tha man und*^ Geneva: Maris Baxter, Vir­ “I do not propoaa to com* back except under arrest! Thank you, gentlemen, and goodbyel” So (7.500 Ubnda under which they ginia Yarborough, Margaret Cul­ saying. Dr. F. E. Townsend took his hat In hand and defiantly walked out on a House committee Inves­ har* been at liberty. Th* do* , pepper, Eleanor Marschall, Erma tigating his o'd age pension plan. They triad to atop him, but th* Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith (left In fens* ha* four day* in which t* ' AVierman and Selma Levy. picture at upper right) .head of th* late Huey P. Long's “Shara-the-Weallh" movement, took Town­ petition for a nrw trial," T ad /, Lyman: Betty Fay Howell, send by th* arm and ran Interference like a football player. Below, tbs stunned committee members maximum sentence on tbs charge Maria Botes, Ernestine North, could ba 10 year*. • ' Desathy Newell and Ft aim** wptch mutely a* Townsend and Smith hurried through the door. Loft to right: Rep. Lucas, Chair­ Poulnot, Sam Roger* apd JaO'fj man Bell and Rep. Hollister. (AP Photos) Avent. rph Shoemaker, admitted-Paola: Leona Vaughn and Mar­ 1st* and Jsb& organltsrt, Wteo at- ( jorie Weaver, rested by Tampa o ffllW ttw lw y Chuluata: Gladys Maud* Sim­ attending a political mOteBg'ltta- , mons and Mlcksy Chslker. : a private homa Tha offlaar* had; Lak* Monroe: Leety Belt* After balng qua*--' Sweggerty and Voacllte Tates. 1 0 DOITOW f u n d s alleged eon»»nntoUa--,Ji Laka Mary: Lauretta Mlnibsw ip /> ■ activities th* trio war* released r t and Dorothy IsbllL Oviedo: Darien* Allan and Vir­ I th* atetian, however, th* thrt* ^1 ginia Wilkinson. I men war* hauled Into automobile* B. - EL Squire*, candidate for „ Sanfordt Carol Sasser and H al.' g m a ] | C r a f t W a r n e d County tax assessor, who was In­ Revenue C ertificates and uk*n into th# wooda whmh J J an Drraaor. neatly a couple of weeks Can Ra T ooit pH R v th** w,Ti ^Shoem Un>aker Umd A gainst V enturing jured Hiss Josephine Boyd*ton, Lan 156 issued l>y fwth-rw). died•*? *f I ago when trampled by a vicious County homo demonstration agent, Out Into Open Sea cow Is ski* to b* about and Is Bartow, Clearw ater hi* wounds, and Mrs. Baig of Geneva, Mr*. _____ I Th* Jury took thro#- ballot# again meeting hla frlands. TALLAHASSEE, Msy 23.—W) secordlng to tha foreman. , Judge J*s„ G. Sharon, candi­ —Bartow and Clearwater won —____ „ _______ , , « n # company tha girl, to Galnasrllla. *>“• ' * " “ J " " ~ £ l J ‘^ . V In addition to attending dally E ,,t V " * • n'1 “ * •*tr*m* r,.h' date for Congress, spok* In Ovie­ SUts Supreme Court approval of. F a n n e r C o n v i c t e d O * * class** at th* short courts, th# w*,t Gulf toM ' wllh h1*^ wlnJ*: do this morplng, In Tltusvilta at plan* to Isau* revenue certificate* | R o b b i n g 1 T a m p a Bftllk : girt. Atom this Cauny will enter ‘w ,» • nJ fr,,' ucnl noon, and wag to speak la. Cocoa P r o t e s t s Innocence i th* stnta song contest, singing a ’ showers, >-ut no damage waa it- this evening. place written for th* 4-H Club ported and non* e spotted. Th* TAMPA, May to r - W MjWTjj by Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman of weather bureau said a wall of high talning his Innocanca, A. Be Longwood.. Mrs. Lyman wrote a pressure along tho South Atlanfc Chastain. 37-ysar-old farmar, song tor the IS girls who wsnt to seaboard caused the disturbed was sentenced yesterday to t t Gainsovilla from Somlnol* Coun-: condition*. For*ca*t*r« said wind* years In prison following hi*, tp last Fear and who won first are rushing uvtr tha edga of this conviction Tuesday of plat*. In thin contest, girl* In high pressure wall and are sweeprevenues from tho sal* or sarvico psting In tha armed holdup nf **eli group a n to ba dressed Ing lh* coostiln# just Ilk# water Van C. Swearingen, former to customer*. Th* rov*nu* certifi­ alike, wearing gowns that they pouring over brink of the pracl- attorn sy general and now a cates contain the specific pledge th* Columbia Bank, In TampaVs Latin quarter on Mar. 9. y — j* Th* Samlnola Countv uirls pi**. candidate for comptrollsr, spoko that no other money belonging nr* to wane d re a ^ of an origi8mn.‘ cruft warnings flew from In .Hanford this morning. II* was to the city would b* used, or Tha bank waa robbed af |Me* ’ 000 In cash and (1^00 In homin ' ■e «• •w .o- -w. » z S 2 introduced by City Attorney Fred levied upon, for paying loans. by four masked gunman during.,. K. Wilson. th* noon hour. Two bank af- . flclnla. mad* to lie on th* fWa* ^ Under tho law, candidates must Socialiats C o n v e n e ; during th* robbery, ldsirtHM ,, III* their second expense state­ W arn Labor Against Chastain at hla tria l .> T ment* between May 21 and May HI* sttomsy* said they wonM •. 24, Inclusive, May 24 Is Sunday, Supporting Roosevelt and th* County Clsik’s office will ba closed, CLEVELAND. May 23.—Tb# national convention of th* So­ Du* to tha re-registering of cialist party opened today with JAILERS ADOPT RABBIT all voter* In Samlnola County keynote speakers advocating an -RICHMOND, VnZ May If tk T y iu f T ^ ^ K i W I M r ’WV Immediate constUOtloiter thaitfi The highest wind velocity re­ ported to th* Weather Bureau, was J. Thlgpan said h* would ba un­ and cautioning labor against tho —A "dropp*r-lnM at Iki qn w 41 mil** an hour front n ship east able to announce tha number* of "mistaken policy" of supporting jail, a 5-pound rabbit, was adaff 1 Roosevelt Norman by jallare aa a pot. s ( Fort LaudordO.**. Miami bad tllgibl* voter* before tho first President Thomas, national party loadar n high of 38, Key Waal 30 and of the weak. who lo expected to he the Social­ point* between Jacksonville and Marring* license* war* |mu*d ist nomine* for president again, LOCAL WEA* Miami twenty to thirty mil**. yesterday to W. E. White; *0. sounded th* them* of Orlando, and Roa* Tucksr, S3, Selassie To Em bark of Winter Park: Robert William*. aad Late Tucksr, 2S both of P rivate Troops And F or V lalt In London 39. Maltlandi and Cw r-f Robin­ son. t l , and Magnolia llay**, 18, A ustrian Nazis Clash LONDON, May *K-UP>-Th. British foreign odflco announced LINZ, Austria, Mny V L -O V )today that Emperor Hall* SalatSoldlara of Prince Von S ter hamala Will board the British crulssr * city council- Capetown ot Tlalfa this after­ MteO Intersstrd noon enroute for London. Tho announced that Emperor ba* reaalvad offlcal ap­ Mte hats been proval of hi* visit to tho Engllih teuton In each caplUL Th* foreign office de­ t ar tour la tbo clined to say whether ha will be resolved no a sovereign or a pri­ vate ritlien. It ala* was not rec­ tala whether tha empress wit) b* fa tha party of eight accompany- FromGovernment Annual Picnic At Sammy Long’s To Be Next Thursday Movie Sleqths Wor Ju st F or Fun Of RDAY, MAY 23, 1936 «*•»*• •“*>»• • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c51838e69f76a12faea3566c224ac848.pdf a4d4741cde29e75ab71b6a1b1d3c7132 PDF Text Text RECORDS TOPPLE A T SOUTHBASTORN TRACK MEET M din?~ Coupons O'clock Promptly President* Of League „d k 7 ta Is To Pitch F irst !*£"**• Ball To The G*Men umi dal, * 7 W.teon, director of th* | AMoeUtlm, hot "box cor" totter* bo l o M k ii arm la tho i n n t i Orartomteg I w ■ « o f 14 end w*. out of th . g u n . > rightk Inning. tho l~ k o n m rattb* b u t bolf of tbo M tm . Bo Ited ta tho ninth, ta thotr guts* M ite to Sanford ok. tho opening wkh tho Axalaaa In Pntetk* 7 *0of tho IMS m o o n . trrd e y ta d 00a , 4 ta t axsktag WMU wtth tho Godtgte dub H tw o straight for Soaford otor Bordte hit xrotmd 400, ra d boo tho Fatetka geng, Tho Lookout* hwo t good U tter with tho deft*ted tho A nte** bar* B n - famu • tar ted tho •te rr'fS o T ih o 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 S tart 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*, road th* coupdoi, aa th a n more than 145,000 of them. IKBo*' Packard, vie* president of Ih t. Skafonl Baaaball Acaoclatlen, 9 b aa 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 3 1 'position tn enjoy th* gsms. • Ticket* will go on sals a t 1 K 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*. ■ E i *>k f ___________ • - f___ 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 W r-T he Do- tho win. lan d 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 Far tan* 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 e lt 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 a t ‘Palatka. - D«Land at HI. Augustine. wee at) bu mol'jetl 'jy angry Ht. FRIDAY A rgurtlni 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 te ll five rene serose th* plato tn *c«nt* of witi? dis­ order ** the locals protested vig­ orously to % m mber of drsclalou* by th* umpire. Th* dim** erm# In thn ninth when Mayo Langston era* rill <1 Giants, _________ „ ______ 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 Isim lers .corod flv. nntr, Pirate*. 11 65 1015 J95 ■ " « ln ' h< * p * [ouf Yankees Ditto, Tinxtes, Xl at li il ti siO u eS3 a -.XT7 n r ln f" ott Hg*U«| , . . .who . . glv* Big Six Baseball f f. i r a t U B f K if ho leaped 4 fast 4 to win another title, rtv * foot 11 1-9 Inches tall aad weighing 140, ho was high scoring forward a t tho Kanso* Interse hotaatl* . ha skat boll tournament test winter. O R ID D n TUItNB BO X U - & I ' ' V '. - v ' B a»en fig n 1 SjVJJ A I to Iravu town, when I t« t through tailing what I tchurned when I H A R R IE D A DOCTOR. vnaiTi m e**K Tb* Pirates a f th* Lion* Junior atroM rh* Laagca managed by Harwell ^ Stewart, go h ro tho “llttl# world first .n d tori**.- They defeated th* T . - l V ?* — boo* yooterOwr. 16 to 9. Cochran I •tel Wlllla compoead tha Pirate JEiwwwn babtroy, white Madden la d Creer S ited "* «f did. th# haary work for th# Tan- Wait by. th tom , Tb# w o rn X l£ V Pirate* __ t I 1 I I I I - J I I 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 a t 4 o’clock this afternoon nweaaay, p tor aaeoad place In tha L oon*. 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 l n t Lookout up fo th* test timing, hit a doohte and whm K sltby banted-toward third aad tho A u W -third bssom ie w im il tho M Doto Hone to wfo tho - t o * , ju**i* of tho Paiathans Wt a hoam ran, b at 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 .*** **• | 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*. ~ Latwt aatlmotoa were that S T probably about 4,000 persona 5 U " will »#* tomorrow** gam* Sor# “~ whoa the Now fiord, car win b* r ia n t da ri Dart™ _glvon nwny. D a y to n. D*«*k Rote* a* ta th* division of ro- DeLaaO cotpt* wQl bo woivod tomorrow, Sr.jN ff' oi*4 th* Sanford Baaaball A nte nateeeei elation will got oil th# roeelpt*. Maiwd Other* rained out. TnURSDAT With -Soaford tUa M m Doo ha* woo thro* of tho A rt g r a m ho tterted, aad pltehod la throo ’X T ' " f * ta *° . rtIWT*, oth«r pitcher*, bat too h i t to MOO tho d tp for tbo locola. Hfs} plteMng OTomgo tn th o L m « » b J .? . " T E f ■“ **“ * * * * * hi tho *la daho* �\ S a n fo rd I s n o O n ly C n t r a t ' F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a d , H if fr w A nd W a te r fn n x p o rU U o ta D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R RANT'DRD, ItL HOOVER “NOT A CANDIDATE" .Plan is Ready For Seminole ■■■ . Dawson Says Farmers Can Now Apply For Benefit* Under Act That Replaces AAA Plant Cover Crop To ? |Rebuild SoU * '• ’ t , *■' 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 . A fedt C. B. Dawson follow- ManyAbsentee Prediction Is Ballots Asked Of A cq u ittal For By Voters In Tampa Case “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 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. v . Political apeculsiiea a s . t e fan aar- 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 a t the time. Upon ax* hlbitlng certification of their registration on tha books of Seminole County and poll tag recelpta for tho Uat two y ea n (unless they are atudanta or other eotare who have just baeora* of ag* and tharefota are not required to pay poll tag) they will be given a ballot of tha county In whkh they are voting. The ballot a* far as ltat* offices 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 am rgla tha nans* of the Bam!no'* lag a t * * * ’ 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 ato re 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 h k 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« con U at 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 . . 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, rm itor. of i • Hauptmann case. th* Baptist Church of Oviedo, Several etndldateo fUad thetr ■«**«»«* ha lad Fbrt by apopened th* eere monk* 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 h k friendship *• for Dr. Carpenter during th a ' . ------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 Day called . upon , two — — « “* Young grants havo been sold »Wd Admission gomes to escort Dr. C arv en terto *7 ^ n*nk of Mulberry for a conT o United Staten **• Mod# pretea to- Pastor’s Prayers Are Answered By People Of Oviedo CITY NEWS BRIEFS v _ * Churches Unite For Mi<KWeek Service Governor Hoffman Elected D e le g a te To G. 0 . P. Meeting Soviet Offidal I ft, 7tO *\m U T t H l t o l m S a e n to d X ' o L W ^ Cbti"£’ The Uad ta sash of Long- routh of Lake Jorap. A wartracts n U N a B C O , May *]?— , -t awe** . £« P r •* too Bamaiaa government. United AagM Island port 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 former policemen remaining aa dtfrmlsnta If It bellavei the pur* pt»* of Eugene F. Poulncf* ab­ duction was flogging rather than confinement. I’oulnot, Sam Roger, and Jo,eph Shoemaker, who died of hie. injurlai, were beaten, tarred ■nit feathered laet Nov. 13 aft­ er being celled out,Id* the Temps polk* etation. Since as­ sault is only a misdemeennr in thl, state, the prosecution placed charges of conspiraey.^jTali* Im­ ■ Thes* candid camera views show Dr. F. E. TVtmiend on the prisonment and khlnaplng against witness stand ae he told a House Investigating committee his old the seven former policemen ln- age - pension organisation had collected "In the neighborhood of a dieted in the case. Judge Dewell riritltou -«B**ri*n*d • aa to what contributors received Th J*et ja a r t jgjuc ’.'f C tfe£Mi#»T ted-1 return, he said, “they got our organisation, which Is exactly what tlon to etrike all chargee except that of kidnaping and to direct they paid for." (AP Photo*) the erqulttal of two defendant*. Information on the kidnaping count charge* Poutnot was ab­ ducted “with Intent to cauae him to be secretly confined and im­ prisoned against his will." Judge Dewell furnished opposing eounsal with copies of the charge he wilt dalirer at the conclusion of the arguments, prohpbly lata to­ morrow. E. A, Boaarge of th* dtfanse, who opentd tha arguments, told th* jury that th* judge would charge this Intent moat be specifkelly proved. Ha started to road h portion of tha charge to the Jury, but tb* judge slopped him. Boearga’s argumanut chiefly atJtoJted tha credibility of state tha reorganisation sal* of the Dads Gouaty Security Company, State Comptroller J. M. Lee told an entbuslaatk crowd in tha city park Wadneeday night, point­ ing out that tha Court record bears witness that Judge Tram­ mell swore ha algned tha order shortly after dinner, a wsek or 10 days aftar tha matter had been laid bafor* him. Without referring to th* gov­ ernor by name, the comptroller pointed out that tha (59,000 of hi* not«s traded by the liquidator of th* Volusia County Bank for •>(,000 of Sanford bond* were WASHINGTON, May 21.-<A«) unassured not**, with (00,000 —Successful conclusion of nego­ In unpaid Judgments ahead of tiations on an agroament for th* them. Ha also stated that tha protection of employ*** thrown liquidator allU hold* (60,000 of out of work In railroad consolida­ tha bond* and the other (6,000 tion was announced by repreeen- were sold a t “the full cash . tatlre* of rail labor and manage­ value." Listing four bank buildings, ta ment after a conference with Chlplay, Daytona, New Smyrna President Roosevelt today. Th# agreement provides for a and Orlando, Hid to bunking In­ WASHINGTON, May II — (/P) acala of dismissal wages ranging stitutions I n , each town, and up to on* year’s salary for #m- eight spittoons Hid to Ed Ball —A three-hour conference between President Roosevelt and a group pioyta who havo been In service a t (S sack, tha comptroller said of senators generally designat­ **• knew of no other transactions 15 year, or longer. Al th*lr op. hla liquidator* u d ed as liberals oruht up early to­ tlon, tho workon also would ba between day with partkipante Insisting entitled to 'accept part salary du Point Interest*. that politics was not mentioned. Laa told hla hearers he had The senators said th* conference payments over a period of month*. permitted tha staff correspond­ wa* a general chat on economics, Th# President some time ago ent of the Miami Tribune to government, rural elertrifkatlon, aaktd labor and railroad exscu- make a ' eo ap k t* Investigation th* Supreme Court and th* Guf. Uvaa to reach agreement. fay derision. LaFollete, Wagner, Wheeler, Schwellenbaeh. Mlnten, Norris and Shlpatsadl representing four political parties, attended tha con­ ference. The annual sal* of 4popple* -v ■— —■",,l■■ til ***** ftu>d* wblah charitable iWfk I* conducted ta horn* communities will bo held ta Sanford HYDE PARK. N. Y , May 21. Btwt Saturday by High School Mrs. Sara Delano RooeeU * * * * * T. I veil, 82-year o ld mother of the * I * W Of th* comPresident, was reported "gay aa for ,»ko Aatertaaa Legion Iter's nffka a lark" today despite Injuries aka Auxm arr whlrtr wU havo charge •uncad an ailoca- suffered ta a fall ska concealed th* always 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* ste la 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 Unemployed Rail Workers Will Be Given Protection ana——an ■ r- i f 7s; JIB Expects Election j Of TownsenditeaAuthor Of Plan Says A His Movement Will “Sweep The West” •; W A S H IN G T O N , May 21. 4 — (iA P ) — A n aa ac rtio n , In- ■ s tn n tly denied, t h a t th « 2 Tow nncnd old n g e pension on* ‘i R a n iu itio n s used th e maib to. . d e fra u d w as m ade to d a y bn* • fo re th e H ouse in v e stig a tin g ^ co m m ittee. Ja m e s R. Sulll* f van, co m m ittee counsel, do* '-4 d a r e d t h a t f 11,490 was raised »■ for a “congee**tonal fund* by appeal to Thwvteend Clubs sent through tho mall* in tha form at ■Toemaendgram*.* Dr. F. E. Townsend, founder of movement, was on tho stand far the third day and denied knowl­ edge of the appeal “until after it wa* out." He added ha did net believe th* malt* "were used to d a -’ fraud." Sullivan said that prior to th* “Townaendgram" appeal, the organisation niaed 129,000 ta defray expenses of seven m ail. brought to Washington In January,1833. to draft tha MeGraarty MB. embodying a form on th* Town* le a l plan, and work for Its pass­ age. Dr. Townsend disclaimed knowledge nf Sullivan’S aaasrtlaB . that only II,DM of tha (22JM0 was used before tha “Toertiatndgram" appeal wwa made far aiMttlow! 1 funds. Dr. Townsend predkted ta re­ portera the next Cotvcnaa v a i l . harp a t least 200 Ho**# member s .,j The doctor _ . sat Ion would gain about 160 House members In addition to tha SO nf 60 House Townsandltea now claimed, “Wa will sweep th* ccsmtry W art of tha Mltikslppl," ho mid. add* tlonal Union for Social Juatkn, and with Gerald K. Smith, am era ganlier for tha share-tho-wealth movement launched by tha h l i j ® Senator Huey P. Ismg. The pension Under raid, haw- A ever, a third party alltan** «f 0>n /'J thro* organisation* was not eontamplsUd at thU time. Long Confab Held By President And Governor Lehman Of vlj lib eral Senlatord New York Will Not Seek A Second Term , | ALBANY. N. Y , May 1L - W - H s rb e rt 1L Lehman. luceassav .4 to Preaidant Rooaavalt a* New York's governor and ******* ‘ *1 supporter of New Deal ;,£j| announced with dramatic nst* yaatarday that ha1 will ua* .• seek re-elaetlun for a third terra, ^ Immediately, there were dadie*tlon* of a -powerful "draft A HJgh School Girls Will Sell Poppies Roosevelt’s Mother . Is Injured In Fall Uf Million To Schools LA PAZ. Bolivia. May Th* Junta which took coat th* government after • President^ Look Tejada Bi Mat Sunday, ha* resigned. LOCAL WEA1 �v ri .v v ' THURSDAY, MAY 21, 19 THE BANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Needed: A Housing: Boom The Jtaaford Herald Now is the time to build. Not only is K true that const met inn cnsls nro much lowpr al present than they ere likely to lie in the next two or throe years, or for that mat­ ter, for many years to come, but also there is a potential demniWTfftr'rtr;tv FWMfcC-gMffter than at any tim e '* * * On first years following the WorUt War. _U .was estimated in nM rriH ri Hr fcL'M H M , KAY Dr. Townoand aaya he ''h « i thr tha world by tha tail on a down Vm p a il.'' l f U iin ft keep <>n goinx tha s a y th ey a r t In thia old world It m ay not ba w orth having by tha U i) o f any o th a r way. W, Ilka a race for offico b, community. “Many'American citlM already have in exiat>nce the lumic fucilitim to give every mother reasonably rooi I cart*, hut no plan hits been made to provide thAt care to thono who neet) It moat.” She ntated that lower Euro­ lot. ho Hoko. pean maternity death raten are caused in part by the provinion of planned maternity care for every expectant gram all over the lU U c.mr ’ complaint, about lh, »lot machln, mother. A plan to save the lives of mothers, including pay­ act ot th . la.t <Logiilaturo which UgsllMd o n , arm bandit, ami ment from tax funds for the care of tmRhers unable to throw the taxca rtllrated froo. meet the expenses of child bearing, was suggested by Dr. th a n Into tho general rovcnui I laven Emerson, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Co­ tttm) out of whkeh ths achnol* , n lumbia University. Borne of the principal points in Dr. rocolring much of thrir oupport. Emerson’s plan Include! T itan tcoma to ba • draided antip­ 1. All expectant mothers should ba under the contin­ athy ogslnot financing trhooli, it» n indirectly, by *lot machino. uous supervision of a trained obstetrician. 2. It is desiraiiie that all first babies should be born TbU la oM law whWh wo vtnlurt V tU H repealed whott tho noil n hospitals, but future births th at are normal can tafely take place at the home. 3. County medkttl societies should set up an obstet­ ric council to protect the public against tha employment of T ha BU proM Court clooral ♦ icenscd physicians who are not experienced ia ooatetrka. 4. Trained nurse-midwlvea are valuable helps to m u m ft*Id of aatlvM ra prraum * Sbty a fo n to Utf M o r a l govors obstetricians. Ntoto whan H laralld aU d (ha Uuf fi, Maternity deaths should be classified annually Ik y Chat A ct, th s “ IlllW NRA f«i by hospital nnd medical attendant#—then studied by ths Uto coal Industry." T hla w a. Ik. health officials. . *' ‘ PraahU nt Roumv . I i law which naked Congnoa to poos r,gardl,« of dw dt na to ha aamtltutionalIty. Thor* a re maay paoplo, op* ■nag to 4ha wboUoqlt roughahod toethnto ot tha NRA, who though! that U a n'aa advoncod hy Ua (Altfey Coal Aat for rtguM Ing Inrhtatrtaa, particularly th.wo dealing with natural raaottrtoa, offered Ua 7 roid, n n d b p tita h U f a rts to prove re n t in th e la s t ti th a t F lorida Is In b e tte r shape to- ought to be blam e day tn a n a h r kaa been in years, veil or Mr. Sholt: with th e goose eot only h ttig in ’ . °* Mr ! * • ", r *om high b u t wide enn nanOaome es i J* .T**1 j o n rh t to be ellow I, w» — do rit «y on lion in the rail minimum toad tu 111 southern territory)—that shipiweot by trnrk is still a T»ry prpolar wlp of dlstrilritlon.” The league is working for on rqutCiile adjir*lrullt, cownlrai9. of freight rates on citrus to tie vast inland markets of the coontry. The ailjustmrnts must come >efdte Florida'. grower. can dbstribqle their fruit properly through tltc United Stairs, it is pointed out. Re-Elect Senator Parrish WtWution to lie e* fMlowa: I. Th# Eeet (.10 perrant of th# na'ion • population) took 64 per­ t-»nl trf <ilni*. 2. Th* South (IV p*rraot of th* p o l lu t i o n ) got U peixotit. 3. Th* W t> .| w ith 51 p rree tit ol th* p*opl*) c o n iu m rr »n'jr 22 P*f c*nl. T h i, In c lu ’ro th* mi<ldl*-w*iit In m ik in g th c .o r a ln la tio ii,. Mr. Robinaon *tatr» th a t the B u t inrludea the rlc v .n n o rth * a,t* rn • t a t r , a n t lh * D U trict of C olum ­ bia with a to ta l population o f 34,7H.'l,KtVi |>«r,on,, or 10 pv rren t o| the 122,775,016 p e ia o n , in the Unit­ ed S la t* ,. The S iu th . hi* fig>»v», ta k e , in the »>u h u n te r n atate.i i mir _wv» ■% aa uic *• a■am , fa *,t aam the M t,,i,.ip p i• River am i no rth tn the Ohio River. ' and north to th a state* o f Penn­ sylvania an«l M arykm d —w ith a idal nf 21,121.046 person*, or I 19 percent. The W est inclu«i-» all ot j h i ii U u n i and te rrito ry wt st nf i l u i I M ississippi River and all tr r r ij titry n -rth o f the Ohio River ta j | far |# net a* nn-ylvnnia with ! M percent o f thi- nation's to ta l pop. I ulntion. ‘j **lh# I91f» 111 K lorkit ciiru* *#*I son it uliuo-t u m a tte r of history, ‘ j ll will prolkably Ik- conclude* th l* i 1 month w ith th# e tc e p ion of a few rtra g g lin g car* and th# shipm ent of Mima f w car* in sto ra g e ." Mr. * 1C»• uienn comim»nt#. He then make* j n a itily ti* of .«hlpincnts to i ji l r , ax fallow s: * "T he ti* nl m il and Im»j I dis* tri!hiti"n Fia.t up tn Dvr. 12 wui •W pvrrvnt and a f tr r Due. 12 ik-cllnril 6 p e rc .n t, nr to 02 |>*rcvnt, rvvn though ii-ifvctinn. w rre m id . ? In all-m il r t n In po rt cMI*, to m m|ivtv w ith tru rk and b o lt. T h , y b>at linv, continued to hani.le a '* heavy volume o l tra ffic to th t | F a ri. D uring tha u a a o n th*y ban, ' died a total uf 17,673 c a rs o r 65 r 1 percent which, com pvrea w ith 9,r 5-15 c a n , o r 35 percent hy alt-rail. "The ili.trib u tlo n tn th* houth | increased 7 percent a fte r Dee. 12. >-| d-i! tn a ll-ra il red up ions in rates f and m inim um , effective Ded. I I . I "D iatriU ition of c itru a to th« t In the avalancha of (>«>litical talk and the excitement >f th* present tampaifn, th etr i* one m atter in which Bre­ vard and Seminole (Yunty folk* »hould not V-.** *nht, a* It probably affects thair Interest# to s KT«-utar extent then any other. That i* tha importance of th** rv*el*ctiun of Benator J. J. Parrish to represent thi* senatorial district. A* s capable, hard-worktnr, earn#*! representative of the people of thl* distrtrt, Senslor P art I*It’i equal would b«* hard to find. His lonir te rm in the leifulstive hsJI* of thi* *tat# qualify him to represent u« s i no other man ran at th# present time. Mr. I*arri*h helped draft anil s|#*n*ored the *#rle* of Htni* a#t*. which resulted in th# rr* stion of lh# Florid* CUftia Commission, with sll of it.* attendant lie support##! th# mov#m#nl ••• ••sin!»|i.*h th# citrus rx|»#rlm#nt station, which i* working directly f*»r th# benefit of the fruit tro w m . . Renatnr Parrish ha* In #n diliirent in Inokinf aft»r ths n»a«l and brldf# Interest* of hi* r»»n*tilii#nts and ha* attenilad practically reary meeting of the State Road Department, In company with deVgatima* Irrm the two rountle*. One ne^d.1 only In look armiml *t th# r*nd projrct* which have |ir»n, and "ittU are, in pnnrres* In tin-*# two rountle* to real­ ize that we hare a Senator who i* decidedly "vm the Job," when It come* to looking after the r#»*d and bridir# intereaU nf these eountie*. A trip tn Tallsh***## i« sometime* an eya-opanar for the average person, #*perlally if h# bnp|»#ti* to visit thar# during a *#*ai**n of th# le-iri^latiir# One cannot make such a visit anti observe what U tak­ ing place, without coming to a fuller r*n!lzHtinn of th# valiK of Senator Parrish in th# hall* of th# Slain Capita*. Our Senator »* ren/nixed a* a leader; he establishes no record for ldYir. frequent anil use!#** speerhes, hut hii influence there is beyond question nnd h# has •erred Inrifj THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE THREE * • | l»« i -evorancc n f w*»lk#il h e re ." T h e re 1 si-mrlhiMK nbnul Social A nd Personal Activities MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor i* ce rta in ty Dnurr* 'hnt h iitylnfl, win* put* t h i # \ # r y anti lo « c o n d u i t itdeiful Magnnli:* • l of m uni Then why do \ \ # >•1 l s t‘tl a mo Hi* n •! m ore of (hem * W h it __ _____________ Telephone 141 I mi'll Yet hun .t !i nircdy th.it we h a \ r -To-Night— V Sensation p riiu it • ..., Misa_ , Charlotte .Nixl~ _ I cresset) distribution to the "waat-1 cm" territory, including the wealthy, mid-west. "flrowers had > pay a penalty to market fruit in inlind western territory, compared with dolly boat rates to eastern ports, or nl'rail rst-s four tfvya weekly :o New York. •'The distribution by tmrk >f MSI equivalent cars for the en- y THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1936 pares with 9.484 ears by truck thrnusth Apr. 10 last season, or • 03.1 r.srs leas to the same date thla season, than la»t This shows th o t* ^ \ while distribution by truck erldently deelineii to the South, (as a resist of the decrease in rail rates to the first tone to meet t Ths Florida S ta te Cham ber of of a mess w e’re in Com mere# ought to be a sh u a c d of 1 Psyrulls show an Birtht tw asn l u n d id a t.. who a t* hun*,l I n j ll l g .n t , t n d ctpobla, any um • f Whom would do crad it U> Un I Wrat dralinrri one percent from Dee. 12 to Apr. .10, fcelow what it was prior to 5mC Dec. 12. The i heavy distribution in the Siuth. all-nil, due to reduced rs'r» anil * minimum, coupled with lower all­ tail rates on four days weekly to northern port cities (es compared TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY The kV a of throw ln’ a bombehell * . . . . like th a t, rig h . a t a tim e when til AI1 , " " f . / these politic lens e re ravin’ end • • * » 1 * * uh leerin' th e ir h a ir .b o u t wot ter- W\ ^ ? 0t# " many famine* which have lived together tinea l a w w in r i b . shape we're in. w ith th in * . h*11 (* n* for sock separate quarter*. Thl* w»* shown by tha real prop­ get. In' S tea.ily wnraa. ,h r ? , t , o f ,h e r,‘ erly Inventory of the Commerce Department, entering oneAeoordin to all I c m gmlher . seventh of the urlain population. It w u found that 7 pet lurtentn' to polltiaal sp«*k«r*, o u r ! .. g o v rrn ro m - la a ■irat c'#**! ' . . _ cent of ail the families canvassed reporteil they Were living •tat# . i i c. .. . i rmHiiU* a change Iowa, and Iba guyx In office j . * . , with other families hut desired to take up separate quar­ htotal ar# Ju*t #*w>ut ruin#<l everythim e; | . . „ ter* a* soon a* they could afford them. we o ught to throw o n aJI out on . . . _ _ il# I* a M»»Wr mi Th# . _ | thing you know 2. The large marriage reserve Ihelf e a r -from he governor on pf l fc * ll# l I# #«rlaHe# I* II# ••• f*r re­ After 1929 the marriage rate dropped sharply. Cen­ dowry—and replace 'em with 4 1 A« ror,lin lo ,h ef alt *!•#«(#*#• 1 N oe Ml *<h#relt* sus figure* show that this postponement of marriages is flock of honest, tru stw o rth y , cs- have a new gover *t* a if »Im (|« peble a n t efficient rrs-n who will « « « • * * *r * MhlUh#d l#w(a. Elf offset in times of returning prosperity by a*r1ae in the a«tall#aflMi #f sperlsl marriage rite. The increases! number of nyurriaget during take o ff lh*tr coats and «o their , r »l m anager In best t o save us. even though It is business ahoul hm (* are r»* ihe next few yrers is expected to tie a factor In Increasing a H tn c u k an ta»k '* 11 ^°r ou the demand for housea. Tak# a ^ r lc iltu r r for in tta n rr » ncad ilapi1 TBURHD AY. m a y 21, 1(16 Buddy Hiwhop ia wie-hin* and ra*1- ,rm * . . fl. .Stagnation of building during the depreaaion. Residential building during the period from 1930 to ryln’ on EornFfhln* aw ful about the | ' ^ ° ** ^ln l • » m ifr 1936 was only about one-aixth of the average from 1921 tklrnr* Mr M ay» ha« lirft unA )n«| th a t he ought o have done, an-l 1 * business m tn s to 1930. Stum b rr no m ore, my child, fur th# thlnica k* h*« dun# th at h o i r | P^, * n r i 4. The desire of home owner* to move to suburb* and oi*f h*. n*»*. to hav*» don#, ami t h e r r ’w knowl#«l|f# of thiS dawn la here; n<» h#a!th in ua. I ut acronH n' to th»-1 *L/® * wound, w* Tho naw-rouM it m orning follow . to e*ca|n- from run-down neighborhood*. In h a r train . Development of suburban rrskfentlal areas is expected Htato C tm le r of ( ••mmeiee. our ! nranagem enl. ba< income in llrt.1 f» '• d « « s Hoar 1 And fo ld , aw ay •fork roln* w hrrr to continue ns n factor In motivating construction of new ag ricu ltu re) night ha* lain, ' house*. Also In area* where business haa encroached, showed an i n o c u - of 17 fl pro " l" laV W hlia I fe e , omorg* from « eop cent over l!« 1 .lum pin' from fit r " M ,h,.'n with returning prosperity home owner* will move to more nnd h ill, draw near m illions to nv -r 90 m illions So » . ,h - ,,n n i " n'- n' • W it front th a ir dow-balh, #r»r) favorable locution*. ought to kick May., out efore lh.f" r XY 6. The net (Hipulation m ov e m en t fro m t h e farm s to situation g u s snv helti-r. A nother gnniratlon. DMI* ip o ar •Hies. four y e ars ind it m ight re arh 100 Well, th r slorl O f g ta o , lMt***j p lrh a p , n*«n m illions or m ore. Ju n <' 2n*l fo a g ain F irs t reversal o f ih e mo 4M f tw e n ty tm mm p a n And in spite of the terrib le in - v ir io n ■» '•» * th e eities o r r u r r e d front 1930 V in d plain h rrd e n with Jim Ijre crac k in ' down rosnsgi r am a jobless were foreisl Imek to Ihe I on the poor anff rin ' ta v |» iy e ia , iin|“irla n t »• «. A s In this boor nor living be no migrated. Slsce 1932 t h e till tn d ra in hell g e n erilly around th e , flowed to the u r b a n areas. , rom p ro lle r's nffli-e t.» r a th e r '" " r ' 11 0. The tendency to w ard niluction In the size Loo* nat * n-iai.M t, tiul.l. th* <iay enough money for «rhools a itl gov ' '*u , y ■ families. ♦ m m ent.ll espepyi-a, |»overty 0 r».l ra a t your 1 la y o jc il T ha certain, unprutw.i niglu i.'n n l Removal of oliicr children to separate quarters, n ten strick en Floridians annoy .1 bank ■ r,,n t,n u r \n * r l ' sian hairy for relatives to sc •k Iheir own quartern rather than ers o f the «t*te by d e p o s i n ' 20!» *r y,,u k e r a v .r there will b* a «ur* rr fo livt* tojridher anti a growth In the potr«naff« of adult* p e r r th t More Jack th an they did h" w c o n 'f'tlly ar tre a t ■»“ •** " I ' , Pr,,L in the population have contributed toward a reduction in In 1913. _ tlm ran*ll, dt#« W ithin r ° s r h e art wh*r* l<ivlin*<« T han to maki* mat-'#ra wofN.*, vl (hi* nvrraRi* ni/.r nf tho family. Thla trend ia expected to thaw# aa.T.i« dnwn*tm dt|#n rillif’ii^ ^ »w »•. •___ endure.. co n tinue. 8 a you (!ad-ip*ed th . lingering, w# b##n hcarin* »«» m urh th o u t kit#lae t . t a r ly gn hog wiM l»*t y r an.* buy s nV 4 » t t « a I A M ia the q u iat hear tha earth 'e so nuryiy new stream lin e au to I 1 j4 ,Jr *• . h e art-b rat. moWk'9 th a t H##n«»» • «#** | Ah By U I . t'lper Alkea. »bow»d an inrr#*i<r of HI.1 |>«*r, c#nt ov#r IDW. .Vow if th a t don’t |V M we're In. W h.l f V irtbdaj w * M w h .r . Ilfrb v rt lln a v rr d ora? And la a o lm * « t.F »tsin, ^ c M o r " r o .l. t t not folntr In run (nr p ra .lilrn t. l h . am ount we teen huyin for the eon, | , „ w . M u lt h»v* told him th a t. pant y ear n#op|# m i'i bo w a trrin < .... , t h . l r l.w n . or inthln* l„ it. T h . | r K vtry ramlltkaU in th a r o n r r t i•Ituatkin I. te rrt le. I th * ' T ? ™ * tion.1 roc*, w , t*lU v*. I, in tnvor And lin e # .Sam. h a irin ’ al»out n“ 1 n7 W th* tro w i l i D canal. But ,om« the luck of Col. I.?e w ith hi> tax U n e^ " M them a r t a llttlr I . . . in fa<or rollactin*. coma .lown h a rr arvl !,eC0r* l f f ^ lth o t t t th an o th tra . • naif a . h# poverty •ln k e n popular* *n‘ of deradent Florida fo r 1.11-d p e r* .P 'n* *o r * ‘r ^W a aaa w h a n Oov. S h o lti haa e#nt mura inAuua i l l than th ey ! Tha l i f t will coma out In favor of a p rv frr.n tia l pritnarjr for tha Miration of a Dam ocratie tanatnrial nom la.«. T IM Jo lt abnut m ake, it unani- • ?• - o cia j , flumr**.i Tson a Mr tn d Mr* Siifhey Johnston Mr. and Mr* Donald Dunn have Niv list 1y snnoinceil -he engage mein and approsehihg m arriage retu rn e d from Ham let. \ ( .w h ere »f th eir >laughter. Mis* C harlotte they *pent a «h«»rt \*. a HU1. Ni*. to H enry Klliig, J r . of lie Fun ink Spring*, son of Mr* Hen­ ry Klimt and the late Mr Fllm t of h it city. The a d d i n g will take* p l e e T hursday. June I I , a t 5 00 o'clock a t the F irst Ilaptiat Church in th is city T h c 'f r i e t u d e ha* been living in S anford fnr ihe p ast 10 years j and wa* grail al-d from Semin-d* High School with the elans of! 1929. She a tte n d d th e U nivers-ty j T h l* ’* , n *' of firstrg is whet,- -he received her ,h *‘ l*l'*r* t A. B. degree in I'l.tl an<l whi rr “ * "tru e st’ N»i «he w-s* a p ’e«lg t.. the Alpha Delta nf >'“u r,,n" ' Jl I'i so ro rity For the past two year* ***‘1 E ngland • he h a t hern teaching at Palm er Kemember t College in D elum ak Spring* Com edy of Mr. Elliot hill live) the g re a lrr *X»‘n, the perk p art of hi* life m DeKuniak l r,,m Ibe play Spring*. Ill- attended the Mrinterestin Cauley School f .r |t„ y , j„ fK at- *'ni"y . too. the tanoogs, Tenn and was g ra d u ated I l,1*yvr*; y»uT from Daviil* in College. [>iyid>i>n.' Mrs. Sm ith .1 N. C., in I!f-".| Since hi* grad-j 1 - 1 A egeon. Mr* tlun he ha* lao-n e onnretrd with [ •«*«»|rh**r; Mr* the F in d National Hank in Dr- * » n(» b rr goli F in iak Spring* where the couple *<,n- Mr* I'hili plan to m ake their future home. I * , r *• They h FRID AY Sarond annual Ju n io r Hl|fh Srho«). Frulica will U* trivrn at H:0t) !*. M. in th# ^chtMil ftjdito* rium . Th# Samino # County Council of |V T. A. will m rrl at 10 00 A M. a t th# Ovi#«h» SrhiM»|. All nrw IV T. A. offic#rn ar* «*a|H*<,ial)y Invitnl U> a 'tfn il Sami no a H#U*kah l»dic# will m**t at H IM) IV M. a t tha Odd Frllowa* Hall. .Sanford T ow ntand Cltlo will m##t at MINI |V M. in th# Arra«l# Iluildinir ImjHirtant huidnr«i. #l#ction of n#w p m id r n t. M rm banhip quorum n#rra«ary. MONHAY Th# T m th Saakan** CIi m of thr FirM MathiMliat Church will hn^r »?• n in th ly b ^ t i n r u and rociii m rating ut I’ M. at tha churrh annex with Mr*. H F. Ci^fcxhew, Mr*. J F Ri«#r, Mr*. Torn W il­ liam*. Mr*. T E. Wil«on. and Mr* \VV C. llathr«M*k u h#*t***#* T IE S H A Y , Th# Civic D epartm ent of th# [Woman'* C l.b will Ktva a *ub•rn p tio n b r i f f r party f«>r the t»*n#fit of the hospital it 2 .HI IV M. at th# Woman'* Club. R#« *n ltion* m ay 1»# mail# by telephoning m#mIm ti of th# com m itt## or 7'J-J. Th# W oodmen Circle will *ponMir tin old-faahwneifc «up|»er At H OO o 'rk x k a t th - W. O W Hall S ilva/ a fftH e y -for dance a(J,CT: w anl. PuTdlc l* invited. W EDNESDAY mcetirr# r**r the season of the An #iprr»*h>n rrcitel #y pupil* Hran-mur School p -T A held T hursday afternoon in the srb->ol auditorium About 26 m others war# present. Th.* f Mowing officer* were in­ stilled Mr*, r . K. P roctor, pr#*i ’e n t; Mr*. Pearl Flahhitt. vleep resident; Ylr*. L ille Hodges, * c re ta ry ; Mr*. Ik A MorrU nd. treii-surer; *nd Mr*. W D. H of­ m ann, h ist >rian. Mr*. Henry Thur*ton. past-president, was pre­ sented w ith a past president's pin. 4:11 tit'll I ,*f «otil« ha* •' I ' d f«iri*<t f n e « to il«*«tri*y •♦» ,int| liYi'i m ii in h o f o u r Ih*mu t i f til native .i U.Miiy of. t h e flo ia . t h e iii«|MritMon frofn which f* r l\ tick 4UAM In I* !*» . m ecndti i*« m uch. von iiak * , In .1.tr ie d *h» • Yti>o»n With a few f##| ol s r ! h u i t u t i f y a n d e n r i c h hi* *«#»! hi inf twi* • by bn*. rn tn all.i trrr« o” 'i in t h »»If film Si.iltir l „ i | tu t liltr ,1 Ik. ■»,• .. I MARRIED •A DOCTOR L & PtT O'BRIEN ' HUTCHINSON p*r«i»n- Ut htoiii;ltt Shakespeare's (iuest Niffht Woman’s Club n* i p#rliN# A m r r fit ♦ i Yet mir twin* *Li«' tH T U U rrt * u n ti l W l l l l l i ' SPEED merit tii.»n he d«»e* n 1 cnnlrn in • MRS. ROSSKTTKR D1S( l.SSKS FLOWERS AT MKKTINt; OF HKill SCHOOL P.-T. A. Iivinif. ft*- * finer. ?»»«•»• ‘I'll l!tl*ll\ Officers Are Installed At P.-T. A. Meeting | II .Ihk iv 6 Ih* fl.iwe e , b f - »• *.# 1 ^ ' , t h m 'r M " i UstsO fnl f r r th ( h s s r ? -R«»«*s. |u i. pansies, h'tcs, a id e t’*. Htn| many* i i . i . ••thrr flowers hav«- l«s-n ih»* m-ptrH | •11• . 1 1lion for »qm# of our ^ri-titetl »> woiks, «if t»r'. Iiti-iutur# (in t u ' ow v Mrs. A W Knox. Mrs. E Pomp i ludiuif |NH-lry I. *"d music Her in k gay# tinflow er th e | | ,, ♦on. Mr* Walter I. Meirgan. ami Word*- {),,,, Mr*. H M Papwoith ar# t 'king pi war of divination res-rvation* for the l*enefit !ri*!p- w orth’s Ih' iiu tifui |Mi#m. " T h e ’ h inn party to be given Tur*«lav aftei D affodil," is innsi ••r#d .y m any | r ,,.( noon. May 19?. at 2..10 o'clock it iis th# most Iri'Alltlful poem In I 1111, 1!, the Woman's Club by the i ' ivi* 'th # E nglish Lingung# It w a s j f ,M||, of th# daffodil j , i , , k D epartm ent of the Club Proc..... the inspiration K eats lo will l># used tn buy e q u i p m e n t f**r (hnt prom pted John F e m a ld -Ia u g n to n Memorial Hos­ write, "A f)iing of hc-auty i* l m asses of beautiful fb m o rs joy fo re v e r" T#mv>siin. Ilrown which truurifotuietl tlu* place into of Mr*. George A. M affett will p ital. THE JEWELER T ickets nre also a v a ila d e a* thi tug. and Shak#s|u*nra wer« a v eiliable gulden of lit. an I V# given at M00 |». M. at South 112 8. Park offices of all Sanford p h y s io v - v ita lly inspired by th e beaut) lov eluiess Sid# P rim ary Sctioo!. w here Imve* for* donations h t \ e M i d frag ran ce flow#rs "How Ih*i| tit If III ( it «i |S,a* | | | • l*o lieen places!. Mr*. Jam es I , E«lv%nnl llok. te a li-in e the gi#e»e| i lulioed I bailee Kitig«ley ’*♦••*•! Inglrv is genera) chairm an of *h in the iM-iiutifitl. g u \# us th« is of an a esth etic list lit# and d«* VOTE FOR AND SUPi'ORT n ffu ir and i* being assisted bv wonderful "Singing Tower,’ light m m aking Iw autiful 'lungs. Mr*. Wa te r M org.in, co-chni#- with the beautiful garden sur m an; Mr*. II. M. Payw orth. chair­ loqndtiig it ami mud# it a »nnc it«»l only din** He m ake them for for the m an of reserv atio n s; Mr* W allet tuary f»u »«ur bird*, lieu- w« IDs nv%n p leasure but vdlficatnm and enjoym ent of I*. I 's ip e r, M-freshment*; Mr*. H find this inscription. "A ki«« "THE PEOPLE’S CANDIDATE" W. Rucker, ta b le t; ami Mrs. W T from the sun for p:ird« n. the H m rh ib lit n \ • we s#e Him a! r . u P .llllra l * , r . I-anglcy. tallies aiv? prizes. , songs of the bud* for m irtn. Ills w ork hi tb# world nf n a tu re . He h u n g , m ill'i colored flower* ioil’s b r a il in lil> from awum ps. and unsightly any wliei# dial) oc places ||.. oi«V,« ugly places lieim tiful and m the S pring tim e tru ly giv* • us 'beauty f,»r ashes.' It is any wonder tf>at w# see b "il ui lh# flo w e rs’*" • niiiiiiuy iirr.x -il, huk'irunl man We so o ften In »i tin- Jap an ese rn ti-tn l Srhlintr’a fa.hioimlilireft-r ms| to i a u th o ritie s mi F ifth Avenue fl» w -r «h p. Srhluiir. hix-ht-aii.*(t •nil aympu flokser ai rangi ti * ut • anti as e* th rtlr na he ia. >|iiirkly atr|>|x-<l pert* im color « t ub tuitions llul to hia aide, fur f r a r uf .m the rh ltie se nr# th# ti*ul fbiw#i fauilll#fr# Ixirr laam cnt, n.kuiK what In- lovers. W iu l’h'. niiirht i!» for him. Thi- man queiitly give parties w bnh iti# rnagnifii n nt ll-twcr show « S«»ine to il him how h i. little <lnui[h trr * « critically ill, a n t r«> tlun - they an* i ii open ail plav. love.1 th* llly-af-thi- valley lh I in whn h actor* play the fb.v%4-i he wiaheit tn |* irrh a a r it classic*. O ften good readers m # Invited to le a d flower poetry Ac i|u a rt» r‘a w nrih for h cording to decorum thi' gown a rra n irc l (or him a Ini worn to a flower p a rty should In­ ful bunch of thi* delicate in cvtnr and fashioned an flower anil ifavr it exchange for the 2’ i- The m.in Mmple line*. It I* to celebrate re Id them flower* th at people a re gathered carrin J them home, 11# Umm4 K M iS C IK K M T before h i, uncon<ciou* child. Sh# *nd to w ear a gown which ilia hold out her thin, i hite hantl Iracta a tte n tio n from th# Idosoim for them and amiled fi r th# first j I* rude. tlm a in daya. She egan mi I Th# Chines# have frequently u n rru o iiD M U D rurnt. Th# ln-«n known to ait and hold un awrr* bail um brella over a plant uud fan it thrr ugh the hot hour* of the day * country- hecaux* of th eir a re a l love for hring th r them . oom. | Tha E nglish people a re all e probably ( gardener*, perhaps all a re equn 1 th# noted, try gentlem en a t h e art. (Jiv# them ecnm# n foot of e a rth ami they will ltd mnn« ?#| grow flower* on it. Find n *trr#t. In an i-on; in no m a tte r h rw amall Oh­ io w ill. A E nglish village, w ithout flowers, it to hi* and you m ay b« aura tho K nglnh lim wLh a a re exiled from th ere. hurled ll A friend of the flow er world t Into on# haa a hobby, which la* a gurd#n □m*. Fh.* containing over DO varieties of f hut tiH»k wild flower* from w hich ho *ay* i rose th at he haa learned an Interesting • o . T T T i i a 'n i r •he parted phlloaophy. W ild flow ers do th#ir 1 han«b t l ' i t , b e a t, to a d ju s t and 04lapt them «#*«*« th | t i- *h»- v%uy nf iHHikeuiiz h#r Sh# viii.i ii .I T S -.t# hrr.v«*u s l i m (| ~4. riw-l-snfv*. rt> 4»i'< /i« die) l uiiit-r ■i I • ••• • 1 Mil'll n od flo w ers a t # ** i •* *• Mu p.issiiut ui !»••» Iif# J BARGAINS WristWatches Plav Screeno Play McLAULIN’S JA C K W. F L Y N T ,Jr FOR CONSTABLE FRIDAY SATURDAY MAY 15-16 FREE DELIVERY 117 E. 1st S t Phone 236 KRE-MEL COFFEE ASST. FLAVORS Friday and Satur 3 PKGS. l i e ‘ day Specials BACON Ib. Pink Salmon BUTTER (Dressing SHORTENING 4 lb. ctn. 4 7 c Palmolive mOSTBERUTIFUL REFRIGERATOR ,|4 c 5HELVAD0R 29c ONIONS 23c SQUASH W k,i tn arror ol (.♦ tu rt.! F .tik .r Tooth K*«« Action Door ll.n J I., I t . Troy R .ltoat, S h .l.ad sr ( i l m J a n . Now V .m ilai.d Prom, A w i.m .ti. la l.ria r U |h l, Tcmpcralac, Coo. Irol tad atiny .tilor*. lb. 5 c Keep the home fire* burning—Get the habit of trading in a good independent store. ..You won’t lose — you can’t Cheese lb. 19c BACON lb. 12V>C Vinegar Lettuce 9 c *9C If you like good quality m eats—Give ua a trial. Potatoes 4 lbs 9« PEACHES l^ c 24 lb. Goth Bag 79c SALT 3 for 1 0 c 24 lb. Cloth 24 lb, Paper Bag 69c MATCHES 1 0 c 24 lb. Paper 12 lb. Cloth Bag 43c s« u o u u <«~rM xl 1 s rmi 12 lb. Cloth FLAKES IC e 12 lb. Paper 12 lb. Paper Bag 38c 6 lb. Cloth 61b. Cloth Bag 23c 6 lb. Paper 61b. Paper Bag 19c B&* ; • j> V:| •Lit on sell you jr w ftesr :o o m s .Mustard 61.10 89c 57c 47c 29c 24c T m can depend M ua for good fresh flow. y TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS Modri lll.iiratad—GAQ-4& WILL BE nEU ) BEGINNING AT E l d h 1 O’CLOCK ON TIIUILSDAY M0JRNNG, JUNE 4. 1936. APPLICANTS FOR CERTIFI­ CATES MUST ENROLL AT THE COURT HOUSE NOT LATER THAN SATURDAY. 200 PARK AVE. s h e iv a d q 3 Striklag kaaaly that >• .a u r l aad dig.root • . . w a m iu u M that oaly S h i n t o «aa odor to tigklea daily latks ood m a t. U t t k i q l i l a p I mmco . . . greatly iai n t t o «Mkl, cqpoiity . , . w«rtd-l«adiag �mmmmkM luMxnz IY ELECTION A i w t a a i irin t For Supt. of Public instruc o f f ic ia l T. W. LAWTON For Member ■i TIC PARTY :S.r.\kjcMUK. tog i t ^ y M i l r k t ' K. T. HAINES E 2,1936 NOW OPEN [QLftcOUMTT F ot County C CABINET SHOP . District U iilK tof B.1M U A HU PtMcdf Adr m & rn teT n . We bolld end repair furalture CHARLES DUNN For Representative In Congress , Fifth CongraeJonal Dtatrict Commlulan J. K. WILSON. Prop. M. C. GENDER 0 . RAYMOND ELLARS BOSTON STEELE JAS. G. SHARON D.L. THRASHER f t . S. (FUNIE) STEED •n d Sen anything te a bora on District No. 2 J. Js CATES DAN CHAPPELL VICTOR CHECK VfM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES RALEIGH PETTEWAY For Attorney General J. D. DAVISON REX PACKARD State Treasurer OTTO-SCHMEHL For Railroad Commissioner For State Senator 37Ui Senatorial District PETER-THURSTON For County Commissioner FOR SALE: 200 white leghorns, 8 weeks; 800 white leghorns, 1 week; Brooder, 600 capacity.' ■u]*Ai«a M»n**l 9*9 MIV George Calder, la k e Mary. ROSS L. HUMPHREY For Representative* State Legislature H.J. LEHMAN For Representative* State Legislature Grown No. I A. G. WAGNER For County Judge JERRY W. CARTER wants your vote June Red In order that he rosy give the people of this state a Clean Common-sens# Buslnese Administration^ FORREST B. STONE For County Commissioner Dtatrict Nat 4 B. C. DODD ~ . W. B. WILLIAMS BaUding Materials for lumber, roofing and building meltrial* of all ktads call oa as. Here yooTl find the meet reasonable price* and best quality and the quickest terrier. Sodden Service H IL L At Short’s Camp '___ _ WANTED: Good used typewriter. Cheap for cash. Apply F. 1U Come and be entertained and dance to ♦ Direct from Miami's most pop­ ular night dub. See and hsar them at DeU nd Highway ) Short*, 5 Mile* Chit SNOW ’S W E R TDiamonds -TheAnd- WJEWELER aUheo by Shelley and Reercn Verantilians ’ ttnaooli PAINT&GLASS CO. Special Nightly Attraction 12—Wanted. C. B. SEARCY t GORDON BARNETT i Top 4 Body Repair 207 Oak J . A. Haiti FROWNS ON MBKGBR ALL-STATE U rn—Sears’ prices TORONTO. Key tl^ F I— and Bear* quality: Reel and Praoder Mitchell F. Hepburn, InSena, M I W. T in t St. formed e f wpr spesol to merge Caneda am* e * e - W M HUtes, said DeeCU^oesaptetey satisfied to **COLORED girl want* Jab as n s In aa we are." nurse. Willie Mae Sutton, 904 E. 8th St. District No. I ROY L. HOWELL J. J. PARRISH A I I MARTIN’S GARAGE Briggs. Jeweler, Mac. Ate. WILL BUY food cypres* lor*, See Osceola Cypres* Company, LOST) Collie Puppy. Four Oeeeols, Fla. month* old. Reward. Adrovn- FOR SALE: 40,000 bricks; plenty tree, 218 West 19th 8t. good second hand lumber. First 8L and Oak. H. L. Du Hart. W. B. BALLARD W. R* DUPREE . a At A Frie* Tea Cam Bear FAT HEART Posts. See Stare Cherry, I l i a Locust Ate. BUY A BLUE ORA33 or BLUE ' RIBBON lawnmowtr and l«* DAILY fresh try * at Bine* the moat for yoar money. ------------------------------- Sendee Station. Cor. 9th and Btanlsy-Reger* Hardware Co. Sanford Are. TWO FINE Rat Terri or Puppies. 8 SMALL Individual picture* in Mata and female. Tan weeks folders, 11.00. Wieboldt's Stu- eld. Excellent ratters and all ’ r. V* round does, B. T. Tiller, Paota. FRED A. DYSON For Comptroller ■ ■P ■A M =T J P J Auto Repairs For County Commissioner For Governor ■ S Fine W atch'And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving |. -w a o a a n u c u o i tub M w r r r ' PWm a m i T* Aninnnttnnnnananaaannnn^nnninnnnnnnoonoow I sea a . riia t jRAPH PRINTING— LETTER WIUTINa ^ J L t f U N G LISTB—TYPING CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Seminole County Credit Asa’n ‘ ■ i M f t P a rk A re , For County Commissioner / h Dtatrict K b I G. W* SPENCER Dealer ft Gay's QuaUty Paints 8. F. (Sammy) LONG B. We WARE For County Prosec E. P. HOUSHOLDER : Attorney JOHN G. LEONARDY OKIE a MATHIEUX J.T . McLAIN H. H. PATTISHAJX W. HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A* B. WILKINSON JAS. G ROBERTS ,l, I „ » m..terw»A.......... ........... lew For Sheriff CAUL 6 . DIGGERS C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND j. f . McCl e l l a n d ED, MEISCH I OVSRSTRpET BOB DODSON m iiCL* “SmI for lln Sooth”. allty I* made lato the** products, a ad thouaa ROGERS HARDWARE CO. �I mm fkmiliex in tM Male with t M , bedding and rieUiIftg. The S tall Board of Rbdal 1W fhte had %> deride oh tha M R •n H e Aged (p To Handle Distribution ORMNDO, May 21.- T h a ,IW Social Wetter* Act «f Florida. 4 h iA treated the Board of SoM l WaUkre, waa passed by tha U tf ilitu ra a ytSr ago. Slnct that time, fomldirabl* progress th a M ah made in preparing tha M i a far participation in aame 41 th a Hnportant ptwvialona of It* Hitttmal Social Security Act. ‘ 'l a fctling aarrleaa to tha WPA. .bDO Uhl Ola NTA, tha stafTa of tif t'd b tr tr i hoard* hara certified • s i r 100,000 piranha to that* IgttfeWk as bathg ellclble for •diptatow nt U addition, the MxVrttt* certified'over 4,000 canal th a district autffa are approximately 23,000 FOR CONGRESS « ( Uw final it m mad* by tha y - W AdmVjiUttiR oir' f flirn n H frM ^Constitutionality OonsetVAt io n J, WAITS & S O N _ . 406 E. 4th St. Of Frait Dealers' P ro g ram R ^ady Friday SpeciaLu . License Attacked >r,c For Seminole FR Y ER S, lb. ......... I af i a i a f E ro T in -O W HOLE flVAFUFTl ST E A K , lb M U LLET, t lb«. ....... HREAM. Ib. ____ M ACKEREL. Ib. CRAB MEAT. Ib. SH R IM P, lb. BE A BASS, Ib. BASS STEA K S, Ih. provided H W ft Month l i 1 of tha H W ) fiavOlaa wha 1 rtlgtW* (hr relief, after tha of cartlfytht n a n ta Um H had bvrti deducted cad after coat of idminlw trttlnjr i t f prvrtd* ana month'* n W a t H to theaa Ihmlllea, or ta mahdA* a ataff of weThna woth a il ha parry out tha plans aad pief tlhMa which had bean formolatai Ih tha la st aaailon of tha L f t t i '^5 , J ' , t, for wna month's relief, FlMMk wftwld have fot felted th* poMttAl ity of participating In tha Hhtlonal Social Rcourtty |n wgtftMft and pinna for w o rth * with All & * •’ and G irl.’ IndaftttM l+gtn Inly l i t If every ceunty pftrtktpatee. They have bag** tha parole system for abrie hieUtuttom; they h ire tarried out thn dsitlea of certifying eligible werkrra to the tVnrk PrbgTftMS have distributed surplus conunodHhm; have Increased and bnpvovad th* aervtcea t® chlldre'e agenele* ami InotltuUona; and In rr begun to pMn for future han­ dling of welfare preblwna In eonpcrntlon with the rounllN •»! the elate. I f the manty had been used for relief purpose* lis t Defember, thebe wwnld have been no powibilUy of Florida participat­ ing in the old age pension plan: there would have bean IW aarviea* to state Inetltullona; and there lavaraeaa | would havs been no Way of devvl. a a * ;a * t * n i — e r w lm . Aa , . , r plkn. i s . b e w in I H a * la I oping the district board •ft Beatltaaft l a a a t r j Th* welfare program would t)»re • • '* ■ • vwwalvarllvw ended nnd tho counties would W j la a . r a i o t e e a l . I have had the entire respoiwlbillty VoU fbg ontll tha next aaailon of thr Laglalature. Tha Board of Borlal Welfare O;--. M .;'h ■ ' and ttm tnalntenance ot ftft ft*mlelalrntlon which petthUWR Florida to taka ftdvwnMUi w t.M aiftl fiwfa when they wore ftvftR- B. D IST R IC T ■ ; 7 ’- , .. _ , f/ii ’ r ______ ... ■ I ■ Ip ■ <!■ T ■ 1: . ji mind, and doa* iwL rarYp otrt Ma httin dad profra ib. ha lltn>ly gWaa Tic lnffiiution -*»i c rin te d by • p hi* right to rtceiro payment. t Ti cmt >.!.!*» J. 11. J o h n s o n of Ih blhat wonla, tha ehthr* pro­ T n l h h i m c r . Mayo appeal ed it. grata from atari to finish ta vol­ The IVIk Co mp a n y cont ended H not * r i tru* dealer, berao.,- a b o u g h t cl t r oa for ea*H ’>■ ■1cdit* to t he pr oducer s, t her oby becomi ng the o a m a r of t ha .............. m e . in canni ng. T h is b n <im rs, t he cc mpart y asser t ed, r s e m p t f r om t h e l i censing and bondi ng law. 1 o t h e r , t he co mp a n y rnnt eml‘‘d llo. low is uncons t i t ut i onal y h amaii a rt aeon surveying tha an tetrad Interior of tr* Club mrock at San Ftenrikdft, whriw Iw b tm n and two women dtad Ih re Started by the flaming forth of it dart eat. Tha dub mans gar ftH siiy decormtlona and |H*ltitr. macha calling burnt into flame* « - - -— la maklpg every effhrt tn make eld age ivV leni arxilablc to aged peop'e beginning Jety 1st, Many state* are aiivady receiving mon­ ey from the federal rivernntenl and unless every county In Flor­ ida contribute* teamed th* old age pbwdeft, are, aa federal taxpayer*, Wilt continue to help pay old age penrinnt in nthcr atatea and re­ ceive no beneDta In Florid*. At the next State Ix-gUlature, a plan Will bo suggested whereby th* itate may participate in old age pension! but from July l*t| wirtll that time, Florida rap re­ ceive «Pd age pension* If evtrry county appropriate* aome money. N j money Bppraprhtesl by the County la apent far administration cf the pension. The federal goveminent matches tha eounty mon­ ey and all of theaa funds are used for direct pensions to tha aged. Tha present Board of Sorts) Wel­ fare' ataff, which has aa on* of Its duties tha administration of federal security funds, will dis­ tribute the pension*. Twice tha •mount of money appropriated by the cojnty wl 1 he apent In Oil* county for old age pension*, For every dollar appropriated, two do'lar* will 1* viw uii-Ja«Jfcjr^ Innle tVmnry. None of thWae fund* will be spent In any other county. "An aaampl* arould ha Ilka th ill A tfl-arr* celery farmer SnMId bo entitled tb divert I t per tent, a t three acres of hi* farm frwws celery to a tbit bolldlnr crop. If the rata of pftymant on calory happened to be t«0 par' •era, tha grower's diversion pay­ ment would be three time* tfldl a r $1M, and If tha entire 2U because of dlacrlm lnatlon a d m ware than planted to a aoll r*ror of citn u grower* against bolldlng crop and thla would adsl of cltrua. ftO to tha payment, making a | (ounw* f°r MbT° »rgued can- total of 1200, tha grower would nl" J lu ™P»ni«* , r » cltrua dealers derive from hi* participation In tha new program." no, viojmU ConitlluUon. ' If aufflrlent number of grower*! The court took the car* under participate (her* will bo a conlldertbl# resluctlon In acreage. consideration. Urn county agent said. be a ct wr.a one o f a aerie* of surra paaaasl by tha laat islilu re to art up regulation the c ltru a industry. Business Forces Lee To Cancel Speaking* Trip Through State TALLAHARRET Way paa* »1 J i._ Slsrta Comptroller J. M. I re waa callad bark to 4h* city today by Bfrtrikl taalnes* Which forced can* rrilattsn of another pltnnw) trip throughout Bswi'.S Florida. Thin la the fi*s-th time shirlng the present campaign that Mr. I.eo her cancelt~d r»»‘ anenhlng tour* when ra'led to hla (teak. The taatr of ralaltur the nine lr*llkm dullara nr«ml<erl the school* cocoled With litigation over the chrln "*or* tnge*. alot machine* and other revanuo acta, ha* preveh'es* th* comptrollar a enduring rharartrrirtiei represent her fidelity. The crowning touch •if all I* the habit of tha rarmlinn of folding Ms faded petal* over It* heart Instead of dropping them like other fl.iwera, llluatrolea a* no uther picture, the undying i|uatlly of • mrther'a love. On May H. 1314, President Wilson signed a retoultlon devIgniting Second Sunday in May ench year aa Mother’s Day. Thla being done under the auggeatlon and full support of MUs Jirvl*. The President himself led tha way rs year* age, a Whit* earns-1 t'ou In hla buttonhole, hit family] decreased from EGA In 11132 to 01 accompanying him, to do public In 1P3B. honor to the beat Mother who ------------------------------------------ --- »**r lived. Today many other • nr lion* Join In tc 13c 23c 2.3c 13c 1.3c LONDON DRT LLOYDS SHORTS CAMI untary. m - s a“ crlrtrttU '- r '. sfVtrm i r ithe. 'rtorch r the■-waa catrying * r ?!?".£ r s ? £ . « I'i Attempt te IlfM * Photo) lie 2-te Isili I I |1 t unvt 1110 r.UAI'J M- H T • MU ( M.l INIt mstlLLFR-S INL u UI.IN I ON MASS DRIKK BUMS n n y PAI.B g in g e r a l b a n d UPPRB to TBUB FRUIT I.IMP, RICKBT T O COUNTERACT ACID. A!.KALI YOUR SYSTEM NEIII MALTED CHOCOLATE N E n i b o o t nF.p.K ROYAL CROWN Ctll. t A NEHI TBUB FRUIT ORANGE TREAT YOURSELF TO THE I1EST Strrillxest Itnltlea NEHI BOTTLING CO. C. E. MrKMh-OwftM E. L. Spivey & Co. Orlando Phone oanTitSw j iyt*U A Meta A t Rebuilding and Herrlring on ttR Kate* o( Machines— New A Fftdory—IWniHT Typewriters—Easy Terms— All Work Guaranteed. m • m m m m * R n « f In g rtd U n ts I • A nftw fyp* of ra d p tl 9 Mixed a aoftcial, mors polntfaklng wayl 9 Manrtloui flavor I observing this R o lla to r e r a t i o n * PotU ive Food P rotection on the Hottest Day Many peopla have made it a habit to plant a memorial tree ’To R cther" each Mothar’s Hay. Little did Anna Reave* Jarvis, mothering all who came her way, ♦rer, In any tense, reallte that her example would prove tha in­ spiration for an earlh-wlda move­ ment and that aha would ba ■recognised bya tha grataful world * ___t i l l , L aa . . n» “Mother of Mother's Day," “Th' flower rannet tell what become* of tha odor waftad aaw*.|raway » from It on each breath of th* wind, Bo may no man measure th' Infhicnc* of hla habit*.'' GOOD MELON CROP LIV® OAK. May yi._W atarm.-lona will toon be "amllln' on A xina" in Si'wvnneo ccxmlv. County Agent 8. C. Klerra aaya tha crop at thh time la abova averaga in condBten. ty o u jo u J t t& e ho*it& W t U £ u Sa U S & t h c a ft HUDSON against tttty oth er E ight ii; u ltle r " Invitation. your own driving test! brakinl ayatam oparailnl from tb* aamo brake pedal if m r needed. Plug a third braking system from th* easy handling parking brake. CHICK KCONOMYI—Hudaon beat all other Bights tn the Loe Ange* iee-Voaemite Economy Run, avsrag* ing 2254 miles per gallon, m cMrtfsg. CHICK SAPITYI— No other ift fa v a fy t o a - a r a r U n f tt 'a ffraf-cftnfca >c—w y Ml iPSimply thla: Wi Goodyear lost tires —by wl/ffeei». That t to give you more value no .Well b a c k I g a i n r i th * H u d s o n 's R h y t h Hd4 f a a l l y o t h e r You ean't match Hudson's a ^Dftcovek y (muvr* I « m ILKCTHIC HAND t kagae • . , aad R m skUtt Th* ro« la drive . , , Malar, salat. With •P99VT H u P9 I . pr^wwt^tM^ewwie l.a Bight within 1140 of Hudson'* priow gives you • body til of tteeJ, with solid, aeamlees steel roof. C H IC K LONO U F I I—Wall show you total mileage* that will open your ayaa . . . owner record* of 150,000k 200,000 mil** and up. Ask other Bights to match them! *r Come la today for a "Dtecovaty Drive." Judge Hudson by your own test, oo any rout* against any �S id e lin e s 6-3 Tilt Wednesday Staging * wttd rally h> the tost half of th* NTiUk Inula* when B e * W Lucky Teeter who I; a ta r through fir*, ma<l<i ■» wide space* ta d perform ItitaUMng etunte oo the Bem' Driving Par* Crack a few M l |i } W*9, ha kae entered U <fee-mile ratomebil# race n m oa the famous lodtonapoprad way on Decoration Day. fcep* be continue* to lire op I name . . . or at least, to Dace V acates Go Deeper Thau In­ validated Meaiures MumoUni Considers To Foil Bit AH Such Treatiea' Aa Being Canceled Naal Nation i ----To Organise komb, iln u r d « - Rollins To lose 'DeLand Slides To | | 5 Athletes In . Jane Graduation tie rs af tbe O-Mtn, tha club tag the Lookouts today. The U that Ben Cleannta, who tone mighty wall with “Gator kali (quad, will tab* over th* Seville nine when school la aad attach himself to the lag .toff. . — K— * Injury a f Third Baseman ik Higgins of tha Phlladel’Athletics waa unfortunate, but to accident hadn't happened ila Mask might not have dierad whs* ha had In Ruarall ra, oaa of the beet hokln* gttera to coma op In tha clean League, v r • — E-— scent development*," say* Chattaraega. Tana., Times, IraU that .the dOialUneoga ;ouu will glee flsnfm'. Fiv, another chance to thaw the baseto ll world that tha llttri city I* really a good baseball town. Ju«t 'new ik rioke aa If Jo* Engel w tl lake kl* charges there neat spring, aad here1* hoping that he does. Sanford’s failure to bshdri the ■Huatkm this spring could be altrtbutwl to less than a half-down so-called civic leaders and not th* Difficulty in* Me< • Agaiuat Football Is To Suffer Most With Loss Of S ix Best Players WUNTtH PARK. Way I I — Klfteen athletes wUI be lost to th# future vanity teem* of Rollins Collet* as a result of graduation M at month. , • Too (ball w|U (offer th* most with a loss of ala »thl*tia, not court lag Socrates O a kales, • af Asheville, N. C , and Cleveland Melnnie, Palmetto, Fla, who were Ineligible to play on last raaaon'e eleven. The ila whose playing day* ere over as far as gridiron MIWItles a l Rollins are concerned pre James WoUey, Bylranle, Oa. a p a r t , Thornes Powel. Ash*, rill*, N. Q. and enA William A. O trro d r. Newark, N, J , a back, Daniel Winert, Brooklyn, N. Y. a canter, H. Richard Broom, Bea­ trice, Neb., a u'lllty lineman, and Robert Hews, Oak Park, III., a back. Baeetnll loses Mobley, a pitcher, Wlnant, aa outflalder who was not a rtndltVv'e this year, Allan A, The "llltU world rarl**" of the l*o* Leaps*, tieglnntng Friday ftornoon, should prove tateveatig to many people who ora from tree to five times th* ago of th* 111* 11 and 14-yonr-old hoys priyra OO th* Isoms. His teems cossTennis lose* Carmedy, Volney erad the I ssgu e. (hri season, tut bn championship games are to Bragg, Manchester, Ml II, and Reraharri Domlslk Hauser of Vienna, Austria, loerae la golf era Stoddard, Brarg, and Joha R. McPecleti, iiltta,' OkU, a rittonnan who was not' a member of thla year's squad. The |ea* loss to the awtmmlog loam la Tom Powell who received bio totter tost year bat fid not rortrilpeta In title sport this peer. Fencing rises A, Derid Rathe er Ora end, Fa, * lettrrawa who did not participate this year. •'t Ed Livy, Asheville, N. C , .U r so Umy,Jra rid* to u u first hossuVsn who sxpec's to d. Teo bo', though, that ya* sign with th* New York Yankee* 'a mans couldn't haw beer new. w**k. will not he *UgIbl# for Land taat-ad af OaiasariUt <porta at RolUn* r a il veer and hla ion H would art hero bee* kwa wfll 1* a severe blow else v ary to pay •*» to to 0 American dnPont Interests . . n r„ _ Uwt MondaF, the Pirate# defeated e d s W o n Y e s t e r d a y ; the Seminole., and then *n Tuee- Here Tomorrow For g* Game With Sanford *h# -mu# worv* Tomorrow To Be Daytona Pitcher , Fans 13 Azaleas Chased OH to Dock ‘Ladies’ D^y’ In Baseball Parks To Win Contest By Vicious * Shark . * r w Y «u r_ . daj't coo teak waa to decide whether lefentlnr Bt. Augustine r i a Bemlaelee er the Yankee*, left tuT aquorii ta y r a u ^ y i > eerend price s . . re.clt of the n* la DeUnd, the Dstaad ™ « . gem**, would la illonid Into second nlace In '* • ^ chemplon- it r in n f**t of the g*m», giving up ! g l O n .In hit* and striking out tkxol noi ague Flag; Day To Be Celebrated B y Elks On June 14 Max Baer Settles Court Fight And Plans ‘Comeback’ Drown and the Islanders mad* ftr iA ? Hr third, an a m tri start. Tha Asarias t and re- scored twice In the first frame on , U gioe two singles and errors by Hosln-' L tha Pam ski, Morton and Doris. But frant'^artiook 9>*7 « a bril* u, I to A |U nt game. n«iide*s £ * *and * ? two ri*ht fW d,rand Uod got? WrTT' a double singles to Stroks, y rid the U oj i.U ndsr stu ck . , " W otko -------- 100 000 000— S new T. ' *** f** Dnytora ___ 001 410 00*—7 * - Uol i. * ritlsh e ri ^ • tto Black Whales Refuse s S v i wraa'To Be Rescued From f l O y the in-' Deed) On Hot Sends . * Increase Britain gen, »• war* pbed the ad by a • : ) , • t 1—4 • 0 4—4 /• -------7, .PORT MTERR, May —Tarpon gehris aad their partri* STtm!?* rioppad frihlng yvsUrdey andat-.ra«M ra tomatod to raecue a school of w lSLU kIa! Modi wholes which ran aground | ^ u i on the beech et CopUvn 1*1*od. in d m trte l ivetreet, P> taterrata,|.hod carried ed ra a r -,7 ^ ‘ > ganlaad n r v o a tta sh ovary preThe w* •tort In t^e stato- *o elect a gev- ^ toeal arrar pridgod la * traraartlra tax. - i—r ote Oa nested what ha raid warn raw S g h t K aefcrawtodged reparta of 4ha league otowd to Ms toem ton skewtac H anprat- Mewl rain ad to commend at least 1 M,000 T rm k to i votes to the primartai.’- ' I , ' . "Tha ebief riaio la this M ayaig. The lofo a Case WUI fo The Jury fay Morning tv, i :^sataaasarjat tu. Leader Is Cal “Plain Contemi WASHINGTON, May —Possibility of a court trial of Dr. F. E. Townsend tor defiance of the Hoos* Investigating com­ mittee waa projected by Speaker Byrne. Terming the pension leader's walkout on the commit­ tee n “plain cam af eon lam pc," Brras arid " I a* pact th* Hm i * tatonrad <no*JW I ldenUfled Domes- J ^ S l i L T S i S “* ' |v i S , tic Who W ent For News that Marshal Pletr* Bodo-I „*»*«*« Ride O o D ay O ff f t r S f a r t L ^ X l BOSTON, young woman alleged to kava atUmpted to leap from an airplane yaaterday but who waa restrained by tha pitot In a furious struggle over the airport waa Idatlfled to* day e t Sue Ume, N , Rastra dm ra ra fra a h Imgstra to popular Ito l-| .b eets of l u faith I . tha recreation o f th e|w w k t, r glories of tha aarisot empire. dawn, Bategito arrived by tlrp h M dH h m t Aamam, Eritrea, from Addle Aba- f e in in t o to traerie an anttoalnetis ra*!suntey 1 Ha held her In the plana bobbed hair, landtag ship w hand after ah* fought "Ukai c a t- She refused to op to airport cffiriala told oho tin ly went for rid##, always tag ea open cockpit plane* The girl, described aa I i f and 10 years af age Protesting what ho dlmrihod familiar figure a! tha i u lu “unfair and unfrlsndly at­ w e. tha only pasaaagra Inter-City Airline# plan*. 8 titude," Dr. P. E. Townsend walked cut of th* House oooomlttse Investigating hla aid ago As th* plana cruised over Bea­ pension organisation today and ton harbor .three mOsa off tha refused to testify again "un­ airport at- an altitude af SMM less under arrest." feet, Sutherland said ha risked HU blapt statement, mod* back and raw tha gtrt aUrnktog mere than.an hour after he waa over <Sa aide of th* craft. support to resume th* witness The pUat seat tha plana Into n ■toad, threw the committee Into an uproar. Cries of “stop him" spin, for*lag tha girl bask tola and "close th* door" followed tha cockpit aad totalled a ft at *.000 fea t At this point, tetherthe pension leader * s he strode ORLANDO. Moving swtftiy, . * . . a__ , A la . _ - t s e ------------ * - • tn e llx w l n i MUMIBWUe -- tod Redo tote toollow water, ettere they w Senators were stranded as the thri went fedneeday Sto, | . Cardinals , The guides and flahermeu tied _ - - - Small C raft Warned Of Storm O ff Const JACKSONVILLE, rrently ‘ plana of the tv Vlrgtate duitrka in arant ef of Oo* of bat* amphaalxtad culty of noldlnf th rmnaan in tha caaa filet Italy. far Excuse Jump From Plane | OonisU. They m m t. therefore hi ^ a . pc BRADENTON, May —John Whitehead Uriphoned the Bradenton Herald that a 30-pound - ek tiid >7 a .(h ark , leaped on Iks Anna Maria dock, just missing a Habermas. • • . John didn't ray what bapU tha kiagfuh after that, but ha gave He weight. THE STANDINGS Dr. lYoacia «. Tewnaead (right), who told a How* commit! TMtlgmtiat bis eld a te pension plan that he would form a political party. Is treeted by tt*». 0 * n M . Smith (left), argenli Huey Loot'* "Share-The-Wealth" me*ament. Townscad raU, rret\ that a s alliance e t hla plan. O a “Share-The-Wealth" maaa which would glra to O ragnas meet, aad Pkther Ceughlla's Nsttoaal Union far Social JuaUe fad regulatory Jawthwlty and a third party was net contemplated a t present, (AP Photo rtrtnal domination af tha oeciil and arnnomri Ufa t f tha ratten. Florida delegatee to tha ration*I conven tion af the Socialist party have aanneneeH they will tetro­ des* th e topics af ciriUfoeetiaa aad election righto la this atata. Three delegatee representing Florida plan to bring ap tha y m t k i af trill liberties citing tha T t t p * flagging ernes. ' ■ . — « t t y » - < « —Italy «*- (M en all bar trad* trusties with m u u a tn a i aanctlontst netton* aancalad *nd f/lV D O W MsY ' bar fo re lo trod* -m ast c l a s p IU _ _ ( J r S t ' B r ita i direction," aa aetberlUUr* source .ta n n e d n n declared. bllU ation Tbla view waa taken bp a Cerda, writer Che e r a B o u se Gioreals aad frlead Premier MuaaoltaL "Ftftyrtwu aaasUeaM sUtee Introduced la » apatem of m a . W ith A merctal M cork a m w unilateral, (A m faiiinatlni May B t— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 21, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/287465556a2fc7c8ec83e94f501fbf80.pdf 03720f6a4a19dab4be81bbf1355c6645 PDF Text Text ■- x!iYV,"Tl|t e lin e a Saiob Rqp Wild TRACK STARS COMP New Shortstop May Pot On Uniform In Sunday*! C on test ' And Win 4 To 1 Doc Hardin Pitches . Hitless B a ll For The First 7 Innings After pitching almost hlHess ball for seven Inning*, limiting [v l Um folate to two hit*, striking W *«t flm man and walking bom U | Doe Hardin uaakerwd to Um H eighth timing of yesterday'* gnm# on Sanford Field and gave op for* hit* which, aided by I I two cosily errors, resulted In M -I four runs, and S t Augustin* won W user Um LookoU, 4 to 1. P ^ From Um first through lha I M aoranlh Inning only t l batters fnead Hardin. Tha two Kite dur- M lag this perlo.l rams In tha first and fifth Innings. 1 I It wa» tha beetle eighth Inning ■ . that sealed the doom of tM Look. H oula, 10 men feeing Hardin In that sla n u before tba aids could 1 be raUred. O-cns, first up In the eighth, singled to abort can­ ter, Turntdum Hied out to lternes, ■ McGowan singled to left and whan liarnes let Um ball slip through his finger* Uwtn» scored ' all Um way from first before tha ball could be relayed to tha Infield. Coleman than hit to H Cates, but it went between his toga while McGowan raced to third. Wclgle also singled, scor­ ing McGowan, and then Uonner •hot a long dries to left field. 1 batting In Wclgle. llerdin then ■ allowed hU first free pas ago of H tha game, giving Zupanic a bass on balls, and Kllrgerald popped out to Hardin for the first out H In the Inning. Lcngitrom hit to Gleason who froxe onto the ball, H and Wclgle crossed Uie plate I for the fourth and final run of H Um game as Owens filed out to a Barnes. | |^ i ’ on Ute mound for tha SnlnU, was ■ little wild and Is-1 *•* w ad sU free passes, though ho 8o.uUl* limited the Lookouts to five 1hauls la scattered hits and kept them star, ftem aewring except tha low Ul- Hhcrkh |y In the fourth canto. In that great I Winning Pftdur Al­ lows 14 Hits To 5 For Losing Bunch #rSh ■ •' S I L ! ,. JptemSt y >■ jj .ssa r i a a l l ! - m Tha C M b t b W a W th# Chcrokooa hi • cat tided Legion Junior L m i u km m on the Ninth S t m t diamond Mat m a l i c , Um f t e l aeo n being 14 to 0. They scon tha contact In Um t i n t thru* Inning* when the nine Cards crossed tha homo plate. Only two art or* warn mad* by aach club. Hay**, pitching far tha Um Cherokaoa, was knocked out of tb* ham In Um third faming after tfao Carfs had made nine n n a , and Higgs was amrt to tbo mound and pitched crrdltabU bell far Um rail of Dm contest fltonatram pitched th a onUm game for the Cardinal*, but they used turn catchers, Wel­ ite* and Cooper. Beckwith caugut for Um Cherokee*.' Adams, Cooper and Steactrem war* Ih# »tdr player* on Kmll Atama’ Cardinal* yesterday 'Adams got four hit* In fir* time* « t bat, and Cooper was given two walk*, kit one double and two triple*. ___ _ Stenatrom was atrady la Um aox ■ad struck out mvra m a n f u l tba, Cherokee pitchers struck * 5 \T o Cardinals. of tb* college ipriateia, Jumpers and whatnot participating In th* llrming ham, A k., yesterday and techy. In defending its conference title, spend* In larga largo maasa.a on Jo* LaSa'I* (upper left), k f t) , dash and kurdl* hurdl* srsity depends WASHINGTON; Include '•‘Spec" Towns (upper* right), Georgia's world record hurdler; BUI .Winston Frederick ... . -----------^ S¥i r i i . —r _ . _ H 1 . -sright-goal polo at*' liter; Chpt, Harry Andorvn (lower center). Tcnnossoa's England to play' (n Walker (lowar r ig h ts Um “ wm m in track team" from States . tram *g*h next month a t Hut Westchester Cup. I the District of Cal Court at Washlai th* ImmlgntM a B MaantiM •« i—«t ■i team, though tear* ware aom* . . M . __ n man, had tha 0-Man coder control UslRaua Thai* w ar. .a ^ r .1 , n , , u , u i „ ‘bnwghont Um gama, striking aul c a sre a " 'laara war* several spectacular njn< ^ i m m and Uanlng only ano1 uoi p*fj[** **• 5 5 L P“ "- Albrl’tan, on the mound1 ^ . *1“ for th# loaars, (truck out six Am Laage te a s long fly la Um fifth, batter*. *' going away back Ute deep conTh* G-Men took a on# ran Wad _ tec to aaog th* b ait Th* blow In th* second Inning, lu t It wee riuTuie * would easily have been a trlpW short IWe I as th# r a 'a ttn team bad It fallen safe. Another fea- stored four time* In the third and * tern a f tha gama was tha light- sent two tellW* across th* plate In l«U| alaga double play, Cats* to Mo- tb* fourth Inning. The last of th* >*•**■ Crow*, ia Um last half af lit* Gainesville run* cam* in th* ■lath. ’ l sixth frame whoa Ihreo scored an —■ wr. a t r d r g n x a i a N a • a n a trio of base hits. K S T lt ! * * * * ! rite Her A ltrlttoa wa* wild, hit.r ( ‘ * l a « ting no Isa* than four Asale* b*'AMBMicei* tMsfacaw. rf 4 l a t * a tars. If t i l t ' s tmowwaa th 4 i i i t I Uirotigbcrtt Um gtm r, the two w!te*L ? ! { ! ! ! , ! teams put ,«f a alow aad dlyoel * U a exhibition. A O-Mow double ^taif Total* it a « ll it i ami a aparking retch by A^nif te V T .'i'f ! wh «•« «•« «*•» llf« »« I S? h h A a a t m . m ' m ^ '■*1 a . 'T*1 ,rt* ■--__ 1 * »«*« tlm tle n a Sorrieu d u o h is -------. Before tha “world aeriea" thaw Legion Junior* will bunch their I will bo either two o r four pea liragames next weak on tke first | Inary gnmaa, the exact number In three day*—Monday, Tuesday b* decided by the director* bkfeire and Wadne*day—when there will | tba antes hogtaa. As a t pfaeadt be ao gxmea on Sanford Field by arranged, UM Pirate* will play Um Lookout*. I Um Seminole* next Monday after* Tba Cherokee*, who lost yea- noon and than Um winner *f th a t terday, will pUy the Bulldog* on1contest will play tb* YaUkane. Monday; Tuesday'* g«m# will b* -Games batwsen the P tra U ji W between tha Rada and tha Pan-' Tankom and Seminole# and •Tan-1 there, and on Wodnooday thw j kte* msy ajs* be »"*»g*J Cardhmle, vesterday’s winner*,1dmflmttmly decide which of the twal . T X ^ t T ^ t o r a - ---------• " th . ctrongm t when that has been datermiaad now diamond In tb* Ninth Street two winners of the prsllmU* will play th* -world serl**." pork. Thar* won’t b# any -pawn President Maxwell Slowart of th* league ta li today, bat th# whining ebb .will b* taken for a pleale to m „ .' J* __ _____ UW I (m HOME RUNS Daytona Daytona Beach at Gainesville. Palatka at ’S t Augustin*. Homo run* yesterday: Ml*?. Cardial* 1; CamUl, Phillis* 11 Al­ lan, Phillies I t Prey, Dodgara Cavaratta, Cuba 1; Johnson, AlhsUca 1; Mo***, Athletics 1| At*rill, Indiana l l Troaky, In­ diana 1) Bewail, White Sox If Cahrlg. Tank*** 1| L an a ri. Yaa- (Madia, VM _ _I ■ C*mlU, Gehrig, Yank***, <; Flat, White Laagte T h teb American ------ 1..... --------i_J- 1*3 National . . . n> i1* ns Total* SATURDAY , Sanford at DaLead. S t Auguatlao a t Palatka. — tWaawW* a t Daytona Beach. la * alo# f i n i . Badly off fo ru t bo’h la halting aad fielding, th* Islanders lost tha gam* la Um f)r*t two Innlnga. Bowles, a southpaw, started for Um Islets and gar* up four kite and six roof before be era* yanked i. k . second, ___ - j after . i i _ two w an out. in ,th* • Yesterday’s Results Bowl##, after striking out MeFarinas, walked tha next three mew. A.I three scored, two on Klaard** alagl*. Th* Rods scored three ■mtu In tha second aad two la Um seventh. Tha Islandara' beat effort too■lated af ikrac rape mot ad *« two M which »*»•• “ Tr*!r a r» « Calaaaeilla a t Da Land, t IfXDNBSDAT Sanford/at Gaia**villa. S i Aague tine a t DaLand. Palatka a t Daytona Beach. THURSDAY Galnaarilla at Sanford. Daytona Beach at Palatka. DaLaad a t St. Augustin*. FRIDAY DaLand a t Sanford. DAYTONA BEACH, May I&-DtLand’s Rads snapped the Is. Itndara’ winning streak her* yyaUrtlay turning In * 10 to • vktory s M < The “wmld aerie*" * f the Lions UogtM of little boy* wm be on u*xt weak. , , Thn Pirate* dafaated tha xCub* yesterday, (a the lest ccMMod unior Legion To lay Furt Three k u . T IT |_ Btolaw, Tankas* amt Pirate#,'each lays Next-Week il SUNDAY Palatka at Sanford. 8L Augustin# a t foU nd PsUlha (Ulossvlll* San/ortl ♦ ' -‘ * 4’ T\i *Ti j-h'*? , 1 pC" _^ - • • • 1 * v n T y '; y " X T i. • * . treat tomorrow. Tha game aril] be called at I o'clock. Instead at 4 o’doex ic on w art days. ' Next Week’s Games ] In The State League Cardinals Charo'fM* G-Men Lose For THE STANDINGS Winning Streak Eighth Time In " 7 ^ «*t. Man*. Of Daytonans Is H«»vh Finally Broken Unbroken Row at,Dajrtoea Avsw Um JiuETth W 3Jti“ First Play-Off Is Set For Monday After­ noon At 5 O’clock TbaUht 1 �S a n f o r d fa T t i O n ly C n r t r d F lo r id a C ity A f f o r d i n g B a ll, f f l g A n d W a ta i frn a n p o rtn U o m vm D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R <4 Sa n f o r d , ‘MERCY TANK* TAKES TO WATER Suprem e Court A p p e a [s Q o U T t R u l e s ttcotufj Relief A ct O f 1935 Is Unconstitutional Run Made By Engine Memorial Flowers To Awl Crew To Scene Be Sold By Mem­ . Of Blaze In Less bers of Auxiliary In Than Half An Hour Sanford, C o u n t y Constitutionality O f Guffey Law Denied By High Tribunal In 6 To 3 Decision WASHINGTON, May IB,— £ $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Rightefw. y .. Prevented Confla­ gration, Saya Chief Prompt aulstapee riven by the Sanford fire department Sunday afternoon helped . aarg Orlando from a serious though Fire Cleveland exC h ie f M a c k p r eae e d t h e o p in io n t h a t t h e n f l l p n d rig h t-o f-w a y p re v e n t­ ed a w ider spread o f th e de­ vastating flam es. . W e e k s c< lbs damage plane t and Rubber undetermined, ira Tracking aaae af tha money la used for expiree* of the Leyton or the Auxiliary. The popple* to be sold a n made by disabled vefetan, in tha government hospital at Lake City who receive practically no remunermtlca for their work. Two tbouisnd have been ordered for the sale bare. Other thou­ sands hav« been ordered from the Lake City hoapltal by Legion or­ ganisations la Massachusetts and Connetkut. , Mrs. T. L. Sullivan la chair­ man for the Auxiliary, assisted by Mrs. R. J. Dolly, president of the Auxiliary, Mrs. II. C. Wash­ burn, Mrs, J, O. Huff. Mrs. Robert Cobb and Mrs. 11. B. Lewis. Tables will be placed on down town streets, and popioe will alio be sold In other towns of the County. The regular bl-waokly meeting of the American Legion will be bald at 8 o'clock this evening. Final plana for the poppy day sale and arrangements for the observance of Memorial Day will ' When County Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnklm closed his -heoke at I t o'clock last Bdovday nlcM ha found that IJIID electors had paid their poll taxes for 1934, and 1,481 had paid for '.935. Po l taxes must ha paid by all Meotors who are not exempt County Registrar W. J. Thigpen sta c k emi earned , hy the J. B. Ifegrader aetata, aceuplad by tha has net Us yet counted the ex­ C e n ta l Wsr shoasa and Storage empted voters, t u t the number gill Company and eevaral truth lima. be considerable, he said. Persons I t vms Orlando’* biggest O r. reaching the sga of 55 before Jan. and it was wttaeeeed by 10,000 1 . 1931, and thorn coming of age paep;* who ware attracted from Shis ym r At not have to pay poll all ever the enngdfdlng U nitary to7.es, and members < / the Na­ tional Guard and veterans who were (tab led while in tha serv­ ice are also exempt. Kievtors who plan to be away from home on Juno f ten now Boy RUM, Another Hurt In Car Crash of County Judge Jas. Q. Fharon. Thl, la the flrat day tor »u-h tab-red In an automobile ataantee voting. Friday, May Z9. l Bunfey on Anna Marla will be tha last day when such ballots tan t a e a st Socialist* To Seek Rights In Elections TAMPA, May li.-W -F to r i. da delagetea ta Urn national eonvsnllon of tha BorialUt Party ta CtovetofRt, May ' l l and 18, hare announced they will latrodaen the topics of riril liberties nod election righto ta this stats. Three dategates representing —The New Den I ‘o»t today In the Supreme Court In Iti contention th at the Guffey Shift Coat Act m i conetltutiottil. The Court m i l Ita conrlu.lon er»> unaeoldahle " t l a t price flxInr prnvlihma o f th e code a n *o relate,) to and dependent upon ta ­ bor pmrtitone aa condition', con»id r rations or competent Inn», e i to make it clearly probele that the former being held IWd. the la t­ ter would not h a re pauaed. The fell of the form er (before the C ount therefore carrie* down with the the totter. Price Gains pro­ vision- of code are thui dl.povsd of nlthoct coming to a qucutlon of their ronatl ullonallty, but neilhrr this c'fspoaltlon of the m at­ Donald RoebUngto "mercy tank" la shown plunging Into Lake ter nor anything we h ire aald la Webb at Clearwater during a test run to prove Its fitness for nags to ho taken a» Indkw-ing th at the Dating both land and water, U was built for reocue work In hurri­ ro u rr ii of the opinion That these prnvi.inn*, If separately enacted, cane*. It m in i a i g f iHsi T T US ii r t ii m i en­ couM be sustained." gine. (AP Photo) The ala to three dlcUlon wai deI Ire red hy Justice Sutherland be­ Chappell Charge! Dave Sholtz With Sinister M otive Says Governor Plans To Be-Named Only Senate Candidate fore ■ crowded courtroom. Justices Cordoio. Brand.-la and Stone dllCitrus Rate Upheld WASHINGTON, Mey 18.—(JP) —An Interesting Commerce Commlaalon order prescribing how CITY NEWS BRIEFS Park Avenue la now being . . . ' ug widened between Fifth and Sixth A .U 11101*1 t V G l V e i l Streets and the par ament has. , . n , . been Uld as far south aa ThirdP r C S l d e n t I l l e g a l Street. Some brick should bo laid] _____ 6 between Third and Fourth trm .1 Tn i , tI, — Streets on Pack Arenua this! 1 UlS IS D elC gR tlO n week, he aald. R u M lin g R io t,’ I f Opin'”" Of Court .sx -x z washinS w . i| and other electrical equipment — (A P ) — T h e 1935 r e lie f necessary to tha proper lighting a c t iv a a to d a y held uncOIUtl* Bandits Executed Tourists Fearful By Fascist Army Of Strike Leave In Addis Ababa MexicoInHurry Rediscount Rate Cut 48,000 Men Threaten By Bank Of Italy Walkout On 9,000 To Get More Funds Miles Of Railroad Tomorrow’s tidesi High a t 8:38 A. M. and 1:05 P. M., Uw a t 11:15 A. M. and 13:38 P .M . The City Commlselon will meet aa a tax adjuetment board at 7:30 o'clock this evening. date tor governor. U aa address In Sanford last Saturday charged ( *0T*r*C.f , * 'lb Marriage license* were Issued deavoring *° manipulate pollt- Saturday to David F. DeU, 29, that he will-be deFlorence McDaniel*, 81, both d ared by the S tate Democratic of rteU nd, and to C urtl. Adam. F-xeogtlve mmlttae aa the ^ , ntl Koaa Bell ClemenU, 18. o n l/ candidate for the, Unltod * * „f 8 ri States Senate to fill out the un- • explredterm of Urn late Senator x t* UBUirtlfl*d man picked up Park Trammell. on tbs - DeLand highway la. I Chappell declared th a t 8bolU Thursday midnight remains unI* "spending his mortoy and an- identified sod also remains In a ergjr" to elect hia candldaU for critical tendltion In Femaldgovernor and them after the pri- Laughton MemorUI HoepiUL Diary will taka th a t candidal* -------with him to delayed meeting of Murl X Pace, a candidate for tha Slat* - Executive Democratic .Lata comptroller, will deliver an Tommllte* and "demand that ha, address In Sanford Tue.day Sholts, be declared by the com- 1 night a t 1:15 o'clock a t the cormlttea ax tha party’s candidate nar of Flrat Street and Magfor the United States Senate, nolle Avenue. The subject of S talls doe* not Intend to enter hie talk wll be, "The Hou** of tha primary what* ho would have Lea and tha House of duPont." opponent*," Chappell continued, — "aa ha knows be weuld not get Nearly $100 warn added to the in the primary enough votes to fehratton.A rm y tonii last ftaturmake It worth while to count fey, and the total has now reached Bloodless Coup Puts New Man In Power In Bolivia I-A PAZ. Bolivia. May 18— UeuL-td. Gemton (Busch, > acting chief of Lh* army general staff, aswnred the provisional prv.Ultney of Bolivia Bunfey following a swift, bloodless military coup which brertbrew President Jo ts Luis Tejada 8<>«mno. Hu^h Tmmedhtety formed a dirts tar l*( Juilte. Inclurlng rep­ resentatives of tha RvpubllcanBochlUt and l:ft Socbll.t partie* to govern un ‘11 the next genm i] elections. Members of Ut* Jeeta are Gabriel Gonealvei, Pedro Zllweti Area, EnriqtM Bhldvlaso and Fernanco Campero AWires. jn r the A-eevtsstvO Freest MEXICO O T T, May 18— W — Native bandits were today ax- Hundred. of American tourUtv, ecuted by milkhry tribunals In , fearful of being stranded, crowdA*il. Ababa tor murfer during the! * ^ A h tau n d trsirw tofe^ x .4 8 ,*«*£• l 000 wnpkv** of the G n a t Max'> £ !£ * * * * m y b t pUUg-jtooo National Ralhwyt prepared lug e f t killing v m placed b ato n I to strike UxtUM' floe- M n in ­ i'” A m of Car.M nl.ri a . 0V rU IFaacleta sough* to belt »pored I* tore was started despite ■general ™*** I belief the prelected elrlk* would The Bank of ttaly In Rom# low- _be officially adjudged ‘Tllegal” •red the redlicout rate from end worker* given 14 hour, to refive to four and one-half percent, turn to their jot*, to secure tonda tor development o f| xh* strike would tie up 0,300 w nquem l terrltoiy In Africa. | mllwa of iwlb out of the copltal. becau se o f Im proper dale® tlo n of p ow ers to th e F r e i dent. Invasion of state’s rlgh end lack of deflnlta euthoriantfa The Court aald the law *3sttemp to reach am) control matter* wv which the Constipation baa gtv Congwaa no powers." In ■ test ease which result from plana for ■ model connmml at Franklin. N. J . Ut* appalls Court found there wus no cons tuttonal | power “conferred -upo tha federal government to peg late bousing or to resettle po nUthm." The appellate Court I versed * ruling of the DUtriA ColumbU Supreme Court w U had upheld validity of Uw ram Dement program and denied Injunction against the Hew J a n project sought by a 0 tu p at Ik p ay er* .., ^ 1 N Broward County Everglades Fire Out Of Control MIAMI, May 18—G P )-a . J. “ “ bv “ v.rnm .nt th e 1 Block., Dad. county fire warden, F * « t , ^ A . I ^ T » r t o d *^1 reports tha EvergWd*. fir. w w l , ™ ' * ” .ten of D«vU la OrvuknJ oounty U out . govirnnj«nt took tka tU p of control. n r r .h P-Blal Whlrlwinfe blew burning « * “J C' ,y “ * grass aeraas the North New River, ? * ul‘ of. kulln« . ot Canal, lgnHlng • melton Of d r , f t h £ grass and muck land on the east 0 , ” ,n „ f ° nt ®* • i"0*1* ■•T** .Ids of the waterway. / » tr»ffl« ■“ * , °f Gey J. Bender, state fire ehtof, wa, completely tanned, ordered kU available equlpmmt In «»• hour* of B P. M. and the lower East Coast countlea to • A■;______________ MANILA, May 1 8 .-0 1 —fllx kftor lepers terrorised residents of fetommn twul airiill neighboring Islands Hundev a tta r killing four t ftoharman and escaping from their ootoney a t Oullon Island by steal- S to " DETROIT, l b , tog a ta sk Action eF Uta wind temporarily « tao men and a woman The fleeing lepers killed three trapped C. M. RubUon. Broward ij* n*m« U“ l ' " • I * / dlmly-llt ding "Why I always other persona a t Rhiumpang, on f t a whrden, and hie « • * £ *n Coats B-ootd thread*." itoarby Aboard totond lyestenlsy ruunty Saturday. Handicapped by lha I and robbed Chinese store, there. smake, they were more than e0UBtF ,ulhorl Mask Janas pleads J guilty On ibis Island mors than 5000 acrid an hour rumoring apparatus to ta t - 1 - ___ , . _____ _ this new*tog before Judge J.s- toper* srv segreffrted In a comQ. Shares to charges of tntuxl- mrmlty made parttoUy mlf-susta Incation and aasheis lament end tog hy agricultural enUrprit*. Th* waa sentenced ta five month, on d llt a ii l are not Imprieonsd but ordinarily are tha Censty wad. Ha was nrw their movement* erdtonrUy ! ai miii*t, n J I ___ J plant worker; rested hy Oen*table W. A. He- Halted to tha se g r.g ated area of Lepera Kill Three, Terrorize C o l o n y Probe Follows Death 0 f *1'*® Jun«1« ;:r Ex-Governor Sn Of Blinolfl It KANKAKEE, LL, May Disarming His Force Mullen. Id « u Ownp I affairs, I “Group ■ _____ . advsrilxmcnt tehteh It waa Lehman to n LtgUlalur* in Mtd have read an and permit- completed kto fifth < then governor Held Winds Delaying gjm, _ rntjcM—j Jas. G. bKaron, . will ta the tivM the Zeppelin lalm to, HO deliver an __ ||_ enumty voter* knfe ear.'ier hi lig^t s i jhegtsdi to fmftgl R a.‘mmy** •, n *m INwan. a rsili y the t a t twa M M With tha ■ to ta l *\ position af the Schtuchnlgg go and aft- Georgia Convict Has Escaped Sixth Time ^ . s LAGRANGE. Ga^ May 18— UP}—Inland Harray} a flgw* » W lv w li Ik a ll I �■ ■ . ■ ' - ■ . .. . ■ ■. ■ v»•.'iyofr. **M m /r -' 4 - »-/tilt* CT it** a fact. And if ft teftrart M ^ w e t lacted fn m all driblet*,,n little bit at a t ft H Wt w bowl Against gasoline taxes. ai than imaiiut all thejOthei; Ithjda, of taxea And Stretches And o n th e autom obile leeteJ^ron^tb^motw^^w^aS uderf^** 5$ w*«t wltk too approval a t » * + “'A recent compilation shown that,, fa r 19S5., Florida oarsmM* BsoM jwMitohto, as *1 .. Ul*"7 . ■ 3 g B l '' Important itm w in O'* wind. S n n “ •*. 7™**“ " , Walter H. Rooe, president of the top*, t e lt*.t*g|^ fc*.aT1>f*.** * . '^ ? tMfapwl AeeodaUori of Rml AM# M W * ft * • E » u u Boards; IB m w * * * *>**4 ', V Illinois. IPWinaylvsnl*, Michigan, Indiana, Ohto and Texan. •* . “But iW fda.thaa no superiors in par vehieis-taxation 5 g * «1 other tarfetle* except the property « * on the automo•*- bile. Florida's $49.22 per car gaaollne tax and 162.40 per Keep Politics out of th<i 6n*rtf d in e ta x U The h ig h e st In th e c o u n try , wtth th e sin g le ex- the automobile pay not only tor roads but tor other opera­ tions and demands of government *V; "This, we know, isn’t mod. advertising for -the-state, but It ia well to kaep the fact* In the ndn^a of the people * PU f,TA R AW the brown della loam ^ rS * tr’r rr t^ hTTu-nr I ft la that, sooner or later, it must be reduced." toe-tellfro g e bellow among | . " '■ ft. 11 Women Buy V ie Insurance Feminine purchaae* of life insurance have quadrupled since 1915 when war time emergonclea began to open new fields of employment to women. Today iff* insurance com­ panies are securing up tf» fifteen per cent of their total new business on the live* of woman and hava ten per cent of tollmen with iu *u |4belr total Insurmnee In force on the live* of women. tf.. This rapid increase of women's Hfe Insurance Invost^ ... Iment" * u revealed recently In a survey prepared for Lite. ' Insurance Week, which was observed throughout*We no-^ r*sxh«i P " U*t WMk< vtvad without amendment# to thn f«d*ral Ooiwtltutlgn whkh no one expects even to bo submitted. • from tbe »Undpoint of pmtjcal po'ltka the people will, have little Internet In the rehash of these old ieeueo. Meet evoryoee bee diemimed the AAA .and toe NRA almoit as completely. M the “Fifty Four Forty or fight* * -d K $ . ^ h,,“ “• ,*n’ll), «-to *■*:» «« as* tato ““ 0 aKiiridua tewing bister Vataa of * * obtelne.I a^commlMlon.^^ , lh“ wy t u t In.urlnfr c f womtn k not M V . but , hunit funny tool thL ago there was a substantial extr^. charge for tie aamo Of too toramoat U r - 1Insuring women which discouraged this type of business, of |u p U n is tola eooniry (The real development of-Ufa Insurance for woman began M b# “gdaarl" Oh, weiMvrith the turn of the century and, by 1915, women had ltvP "•**• aepwayf jeraased their ahare of .total poUdlaa to three per cent of i 1 -----I the toal number of Uvea insured. ha five howoman of UmI hi the period since the war fhla figure has quadrupled. erirpee, ears Mr. iomvot srel (t 1* estimated. The steady progress made by women In nw w * Piivila**, Perh-| every type of buslnoss apd. profession forecasts that every CLWnStAttD, Mpy lfi.-4P> ti^22Z£ ye*r wItl bring sUbstantW, Incraaae to feminine purchases —Uemarxl for Ucketo to too H*. I T Si o ' m Insurance. publican national cbnyantlon, ^ .u toy. la s t '. ^ - j r TialUa* palltldans la Iasi weak wsa Sam Ort- b ite doPont MiWtdato far atoto Merer. Oataan la running IWM the preaant Treasurer eta who would almpty te retired S panalon If OaUen ihaald win. A* M well heap KaoU on the i B n tlb li P u m nf i*SK5I-£JBw. p o in ts * TAMPA TK JW It tba dtop aaattica of m efsoiu com panies h av e In stalled w o m en 's d e p a rtm e n ts In th e ir . r e T - t i . — .w -i u. a g e n d a s , d ev o ted t e apucial prppm U on o f sa lt* am o n g bus1 c,bJn* b*' lln e aa a n d p ro fessio n al womart. T h e re la no lo n g e r doubt » I os to th e In su rab le I n te r e s t o f th e w otfian risk , tor, sn who J ? , J L * ■•tesurnneo to p e o v |(K t o n r a tlre jn e n t a n d old a g e sc. U F P - U f . f u f l l y w a a ro p o rted t e ho tb a tw>*t p o p u la r to lth .jfo llc v -------- -------------J h olders. T h js w as a ttr ib u te d to tn * f a c t th a t w o m en ord i- M knu,. .,. _______ J PETTEWAY TO HOMS ptaxo in to# Jdsre!l • % th* Iwurewe of_women have been reln-iwMt air J»vu eNwtnated by angarne*/ says a life inauranee bulletin. utmm (rf W y . "Today a. number of statistical studies indicate that woman i show better than avemg* lift ewptetepey. A nuigber of who rww aspires to become the mlUM ??heftlftf tl a Guard b r i—fclnt charges«of irregularities, both financial and militaristic, should recelre the KWlMt Gtfndfmftteifth 41 every ritben of,Florida. . r, :i; Everyone knows that the Guard' ia un<fer ti* super­ vision of officers detailed from the retmJhr Aft*i f , artJ this McNamara must have known that. __ If h i were iw*n> iwaito of broach of diadpUfte, dr or conduct to to A theh prejudtoe prejadbe of dtu« any breach w* bay* to*t toa good enter and military discipline, all Ha had ftp A*4Hft* *>, Unit sad V*1W« ,t*j is prefer his charges ia a proper manner and they wodfcq osedlt have received attention. The mere fact that he has chosen to beteriur ft etouHl£d»* date for the office, of Adjutant General, had that he pubW50HJE ^ i 1” lUcised his mls-«Utements about the conduct «f thb .Na­ tional Guard, immediately after It* h ad filed httriw tg na­ tion, whteh h r the way, cannot be accepted unto hfthfts proven bis chargas, and if ha cannot, I guarantee tttet It In tjw tlpU qusrtoi. af 1>S0, Far aid) dollar thus railed m will not be accepted either, but he will.be dttcha/fad'*VtthAa fire* qj*rta( at ItSS, ayyroxl* out honor" from the atate forces. ' wtaly «* waa raUad la 1«M. Of ite w r j ^ ena M r ^ fte to ^ . en iib w ir t e tn« count, It la bow widely. *U*t4 Guard since he waa fifteen year* rid, and ateo- that ha- had tba bausan of aaeurit& UUara 8> ^ f.,1B ... the _1_ World rr_ :: W “ it . Now that may be so, buh he weiifi M*tn jnsr» «fo, yvt ttjfi MTVfid. in -z learned the first prineiptes of eoldierln#, current l«xfti ia nncrally rvcstdud — navnc I M te tll% moij-K II ____ have soldiered ___ a little __ myself, ____r and He atrthea’ tee as amHatfcn moremant. to full quo of that class generally known aa a "Guar . y«r.- To hava conducted Himself before the raftTi Florida In the manner he has will no doubtj T li, u <,red y c * " SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO opanlnic herq June.A la daarribud sa thraa tlmaa a i ( r e e l aa can be. HtlaXiad, n h e a in s are ftt. ReUway News (Tallaftagsee) "l haw teas, os tho aaliooal coaislttoo far S t yoOrs, and as Zachary returead 'from Orlando after the cluaa of achool. Ulaa Zeahary U n wwmter of too WASHINGTON, May Bailer Claao af too Csttedral W , toreuriw Opunl Von Barnotortftf Ana Inatrectod Mi Carman Mrs, U. B. Dickson and Mr*, eotiaula in too United Stotoa to ft. U. Broaalor ontortoiaod a t s admonish Gorman dtliona In their most charming recaption yaator- d k tr k ta to aenipulouiiy obaarva day o t toalr homo on Orengo American lows, ThU wo* dose U A u n w In OfUndo Is honor af on affor* to and voikoo aliased Mr». Barry N. DUkaon. In too violations of Amorlcon noauality. Mrs. 0. CL MaOeugol and HUa nativtog Una w on Mrs. U. II. Dlafcw>n, Mrs. J U n y N. Dkhwn. Frenaaa of Calory Avobm and Mrs. >. B. Breaalor, and Hire Mrs. Frank Cssoby and little M alik Nation, . AUasdirw too re- daughter ood Norman Swaaaon of esptlpn Item Sanford wont Mrs. town made a Jolly party to Day- a F. Smith, Mm Mnrgsrat Borneo, and Uw MUaos 14111*0 and ahreoat wtth too Umoa and now has a new Bukk Mi* of tho stoat approved pallors. The Ananias CUft la sow aasnrod of o s outing aomo Alma is tho m n w . MUe Alire Tatari/ of Orlande' birthday Ue arranfowosU. aowtoltoo aiMO 1BW, m i ) can't reeall any creator Aarooml," Ralph ». «to llama dodorea. . W llllsna aaira ha baa aa "toes" too periy’i national aosrentloa wt)l Wat five 4eys. It apasa Tuaadey. Awl he aaya 1 » yrabably will flnjah 8eto r4 sy ."t Tho eanvantlan aooJd te iKoct•r If toe party bed s eangktoto for re-nomine Uon, WUliaraa aaid “As H la, we w pst te d te on s platform whkh n ito the majority, Ss4 naina a candidate for Untohknt aftd * camtlteto far rise praaldaqt accordin* to •ffylrgwgfff �« BANFORP HMOEUIl 8AHTORB, TL « E AT THE HTO TUESDAY Mrs. Puleston Gives ! Held in 'Ax Slaying B r i d g e Luncheon P ersonal A ctivities TKe member* of the Duplicate Club were entertained with it luncheon in.l hri !ge ps/ty given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Samuel PuleMon at her home In * k - <st&K>srtt*!K. was aervetl by the hostess, as­ sisted by Mr*. R. A. Newman and Mr*. J. E, liruu a. . At the ninrlu*l«n uf the bridge (•m e t high «rore prises, Dresden china aih tray*, were awanlcd to Mrs. Ne wma n and Mnt. E. K. Ilouahol .rr while cut prite, also aah trays, wa s presented to Mra. Frank I.. Miller. eon. Bagular meeting will follow. The Seminole County Federa­ tion of Women's Cl aba w tl meet n t 11 JO A. M. a t the Lehe Mary Chamber of .Commerce, with the 11,8. W. V. Auxiliary and the la k e Mary C. of C. Auxiliary aa hod The Ataritit Ctaes af the F ln t Be print, Church will have Ita reg­ ular bosi nr u and social meeting a t 8:34 P. M. nt the home of M n. A. J . Peterson, West First Street, with Mn. Pe'enon, Mrs. J. U Jackson, and Mra. R. T. Hunt ae hostesses. ‘ WEDNE8DAT The Nldht Circle of the First Baptist CWurth will meet a t 8:30 P. M. In the T. E. U classroom. The Social Department of the Woman’s Club will h a rt a break* fast bridge party a t 9:30 A. M. at the club house for ell members Of the dub. Reservations must he morfe before Tuesday peon by telephoning T9-J. Host­ esses will be Mra- 3. D. Hlghleymen, Mrs. E. H. Laney, Mra. Clyde Ramsey, and M n. H. 0. Moore. The East Side Primary P.-T. A. will meet n t S:SQ P. M. In the school auditorium. T H U nan AT The Phi Alpha Kappa sorority win have e “girl break” dance In hoM r of- Misa Louise John alia from 1:00 P. M. to midnight at the City HnlL The pablle la Invit­ ed. Second annual Junior High School Frolics will be given >t S:00 P. M. a t the echeol audltori- Q uantities "Mr. Hall has been a tea* for SI years and had ta a g K ,‘tal.i teo county uevet, yea*4 ore coming to Dunedin. He 1 "'"rilial •' the Senior H 'chonl of Uarmesville, 0*7 Mir years, nisi , >i* also la* n the Merry school of Ko —■ - M ^ a rtt Mr*. Glenn Whlttl* h*a turned ffrom T unpa where tho a«i ■■ W. It. Brooks, formerly of this city. She woo accompanied here by Mrs. Brooks and Mias Anna Hill who aro visiting frienda and relatives for severe) deye. a;i*ami * .m JIUIL. U -w ont nm, wesk with Mr*. Fomer State Attorney Dade Coraly ■' Will address the people of FVrida on m ittsra of urgent public Interest over a itate-wide radio hookup TODAY at 6 P.M. i With particular refarenoa to the preeent campaign for governor nnd tho impending campaign for the U^fl. Senate Tune in WMBR—Jacktonville WQAM—Miami WDBQ-OrUndo WDAE—Tamp* WFMJ-Daytona Aii mi itl Jr, 11Inti SCHOOL FROLICS *’mmiry Hlofi**—N nppi Huclaty WnltJlriiC Ma» ft A May Si HsTv'.il Auillturlum AilmIwaInI* lilt's Jit*. lb. \ tt ^ • 1* 0 tk " r' 2 CUM . . . . . HftS' i . . i ,« - _ liJ S A N ijliu i . Z tin s REASONS ON T H E S C R E E N 1* WPA Orchestra To m , , Give Concert Tonig! He lAvrd From dairy melds to wealthy heiresses. Ha had so many dates that he seeded a gleet lover to help him handle all ef hie remastic ad vta t area. High Scf the direct m of PUrt* Dorhlnm a* Jack, T,“*- No will H t o J L u r T ^* « f h ,r^ »"<* the pubtle Is cord M.r : , 1)f rhln',iU d *• *tt»nd. n . r . Kent, and Mra. E. J . o Routn. # orft>..tr. i. a-i— i.__ jC : ,’ ^ W Tuesday Doud-. -----------— f t llH c p ig * I Pali r*l IIIrail AdtPtl I w a till Miriam. Mtlhvin, Mik*' ^ •UJ» Webber Wtlborn, Gusenei lla a u Wiawlma Mary Wiggins, Louise .Perkins, ----------------------- °V ^°.?m- T ly y “ of‘ ‘h" Seminole * hanqaet pr*- , ud |tor|uln um|t r h r . . t tkp i^ri H lb. 19c r Squana Irm a Put values hack into Heal Estate by electing J. J. Cates County Commis­ sioner from District 2. Proftaeor and Mrs. 0 . E, Me-1 Through the ro-operatlon Kay attended grand and pait several local civic clubs, m a d night nt the Daytona Beach Jacksonville Unit of the W a?tP**r l^ * ,, ** tho xymphony orchestra will prei Btotora Star held Tuesday even- . concert tonight at 8:00 o’et •?!}[*, MAY 19th THROUGH 21st> 1396 f STEW Spcnctr, Tonight Tiist Times WEALTH in LAND Tinlntiia Tlpplns, DewartBridge Puriy Given By Mra. Symes ^ iffy i JJN A flowers Robert Donat and Eugene Pallette In Ghost Goes Wait," Alexander Krrda' • gay new romantic comedy. : 5r.tf » TC '.x a a s - s - r - *”■*■ - ■ ssrsjsrjssrr3& x iih spring lw"*— 7,A -WweaWtotC. and Mra. J. T. McLain of G*WT FIs., has been announced to Ji slab Calvin Hall of Dunedin, Wll the wedding ceremony to I June 4. "The couple will be married I the Dunedin Junior High Sdm auditorium Thursday event* June 4, end will make their hoe In Dbnedln. ‘ Mra.-Wilson has been a teas e r In Seminole County schoe for the past ten years, Sa4? ,' ,rw>'teaching st Laka Mary, V] She received a normal dlpT*h frows' tMs University of f M «I* m_ e t GlfoedvIDe. ’’Ji- 0.- Hall }a principal ot* Junior High, wharf has been far the pest eight yw He was graduated from North *J bams College where he recti a tochelor of FrilagUgy datf He later received L. I. and Mi degrees from tho University Flcrtda. were used t.i >lrrnrata the party Forming a party spending Kim show will be the “old country J"ln' v>rr, dny at Sliver Springs were Mr. store,” n humorous ''tak e-o ff’ Pesrson i and Mrs. Linton E. Allen and to the Sanford administration, •1;IV" r ' of daughter, CtlseUth, of Orbind .. and an alaborate wedding. The P"P'r f «P» and Mr. and lira. L, Hawkins plot of the play will be beeed ,tw uuesta. Connelly and daughter, Daphne, on a traveling theatrical troupe ** ***• 1 u, ~Z~---which becomes strsndsd In n " r,r **rT* Miss Claire Zachry left yester- ln, , | | town when tts eut» opera when day for Okeechobee to spend a house burns The troupe finally » Uh week with M r s ^ t M. Mescrvo. decides to have a benefit per- ■d-med wi the Woman’s Club will present k r i? i 'T o * ee.0mW,nW . by Ml" formance In n atore to rube r,r>'11” Shakeipeare’a "Comedy of Er­ . V d j Ch? r ” mo™ ot town- ^ r ‘ * t.bl "* ^ y *« *•* or f,k the rors” at 8:00 P. M. ut the cteb Rauleraon who .pent Sunde, hero. house. The public la Invited. No M , end M ^ T T f . Dutton. Jr. " " * ^ ^ A m o n , those admission will be charged. end children, Mr. nnd Mr,. T. 0 . «■'*<" « " FRIDAY Second annual Junior High EemlaoU Chapter Number Two Order of the Eastern Star will School F ro lic wilt be given nt meet at 7:30 P. K. at the Masonic 1:00 P. M. in the school wedltoH ill. Ralph B, Chipman, right P' _____ 1Elisabeth Pippin, Mildred Clause, i f * C*IJ’ worshipful deputy grand m atter. Mr end M n Curt I, R erh., i Oren Farrell, , Martan , °,r** „P« Even in n costume picture, Grind Lodge of Florida F. and A. Barber end Fstelle .. , Hurt, n, w m i...t M.ry Ann Joan Crawford like* gowns In young daughter of Miami left toM , honor guest. day for Macon after spelling a fl®r* „ y „ *ra***» To,m' „nn m«ru The Literature Department of pale blue. few days with Ur. Burber'i parCobb> K*nt Ro»««lter, J r , "• ,r “ « U . MV and Mrs. M. D. Barker, *• «£. EPP^ J r . Ed HlggUm, ' J* M ifnolii A fn n it , f r in k Woodruff, 111, John A fiffl,. - 1- , uf Anna Ramona To Wed Calvin ft woman*. —- . Club, Rotarv C A dtstart-bridge party w et £,n ,*nr^• Coon given Friday afternoon by Mrs. „ mm*rr*' 10,1 Boy F. Symes a t her home l # 0 *"*1* Junior ' Loch Arbor In honor of tho mem-1 (*"**• of the Afternooo Contract Chib. Bridge games were enjoyed following refreshments. Vase, lad howto af gardenias were used to adorn the rooms Where the guests ware received Those present were Mra. 0 . |. *• 0 r h»»e. Mr*. “GIRL BREAK” DANCE Thursday, 8 to 13 City Hall Lontoo Johnston, honor guest. STRAWBERRY w l l l i m "Standard” _"«5p ALSO Ralnrn RtQuesfad r m s tm u e a r ( i "Y iM rR m U /iH M Jib u tM im p rU n ito n i g k t U b M t m t ls lt b s jjt M k * j P lu m b i » l F ix t u r e f n m M a t i n P iu m b m , t i t ANA mn ktifaaJifimikj Training a»J£xJ x r it M t f STANDAR h u a r t H t a lt b P n t K t k n ," �-----" i__ Mm i sSs3 .Home From War i J * 0 « V M»T I K - W - P r a m lc r C-jMoltnl wRh hU fam ly a q j mom WO atbara wtltom til bln i m ** 4 aon-lolaw horn* (from war - j DWHcl DEMOCRATIC P. E.T. HAINES JUNE 2, IS ' I' CHARLES DUNN iee*4****e*eee,eeeeeeeet n a e ( t e e e < e , , M. C. GINDER m BOSTON STEELE m m THRASHER Fof County Commissioner District No. 1 CHAPPELL J. J. CATOS PYempr A BIO picture for a little dol­ lar. Wleboldt'i Studio, phone MI-J. .VK^OgCHECK WMe C. (Homestead Bill) HEDGES EVERY Wednesday La Chick Day at Tuxedo Store. All varieties. J. D. DAVISON IE RALEIGH PETTEWAY FRED A. DYSON For Attorney General For Comptroller REX PACKARD State Treasurer OTTO 8CHMEHTJ ~ For County Commissioner District No. 8 ih Senatorial District f W. B. BALLARD 8—Sltualton Wanted. ROSS L. HUMPHREY He J. LEHMAN _______ COLORED 01RL wants Job 'as cook, maid, or nurse. Viola Williams, OH Cypress Are. C. B. SEARCY For County Commissioner • 0ro»® No. 8 District No. 4 GORDON BARNETT Special Nightly Attraction At Short’s Camp legal wona t WANTED—Reliable family te occupy furnished home for summer mouth*. U3 Magnolia. G. W. SPENCER ■y. a . w . WARE &jF. (Sammy) LONG m ap: OKIE R. MATRIEUX | F o u rth JAS. C. ROBERTS For Sheriff GUDERi 8 arm ekaira;’ floJEir stands; trunks. 119 Park. ■UL G. B1GGEBS !• . . . - t-. i 1 • • W iW D S O N 1 W. J. THIGPEN Democratic PAINT & GLASS CO. Seminole County Credit Asa’n Auto Repairs A Price You Can Bear MARTIN’S GARAGE Tap 0 BMy Repair Oak . J . A. Martin Fresh Flower Manhattan Market For Supervisor Of Registration DAVID K. McN AB A. TATE Stanley-Rogms PI AN O ft-, We have two small studio pianos WUI sacrifice rather Mian return In factory. May* be a n in Sanford. Writ* Thf Baidu In Plano Cta. What*sals D ept, Cincinnati, O. 4 HERBERT MESSER t< J l m ) f L E E be comfortable. Hardware Co. ■ PLENTY eeeom Ua, and brtaL- m ______ Lumbar Yard, Mh 4 Cypress. Phone 8M-W. l I s l A i i i l St e e i m M . M a i Q r i t e S l i i i l i s t e e . e s a s e w n * ,M J C P A B U E ).H A N D SNOW ’S For ____ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTER WRITING MAILING LISTS—TYPING CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS ONE GOOD Kelvins tor eleetrie refrigerator. |S0. Real and Sana, M l W. First S t H. H. PATTISHALL DEL A. B. WILKINSON aflra work la ccmpieiad u d raiw iiS te 'B K OnversJbcCh point and^Bbor. i^ t o ^ I S S .T j a y J . D istric t No. I G. LEONARjDY Da L an d H ig h w ay S h o rts , 5 M iles O u t Kesri Now you can pay wUntiwj In con'raniwn! manl initallmenti, through P Diamond* And Watches Finn Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving 15— A p a rtin o n ts fo r R e n t, F o r County Commissioner g. IIS PARK AYE. W E R T-T he \y .R ,W ILLIAMS For Counfy Judge McLAULiN Jeweler How Cardui Helps Month After Month FURNISHED garage apartment. Adult* only. 107 B. Ith Bt. A. Ci WAGNER o r OUB. U B .V 1C E TOUB WATCH MUST SB I I ACCURATE J| Official Railway la if artw < 12—Wanted. FORREST B. STONE F i r Representative, State Legislature LOST: in business section, black brief, case containing ical and papers. Reward If returned to Herald office. Ho queitlooa asked. ' ’ ALL-STATE Urea—Sears’ prices and Bears quality. Roe] sod Sons, 101 W. First St. ROY L. HOWELL # h r Representative, State Legislature SPECIAL" Cream Filled LAYER CAKES Beal Hamemada ' SALLY’S Bake Shop LOST: Purple belt in Bilans Theater. Mra. Juna Turabpll. 801 Magnolia. PETER THURSTON For Railroad! Commissioner tues7 Wrk ITfT.w ll, Ma.wtfu Son«m R sd u k , (a a grey anoemblo and Mu daughter, &iK. In « Mne Jacket •ad black atmw hat. They waited fo r half an hour at the Utfcwto airfield before the foor-motorad plane arrived from Brindisi. The Premier eat uncon­ cernedly on the gnus wL‘h hie lit­ tle ehlldrea until rain finally drove him to cover. He Indigirmily « foaed the offer of an umbra La. When the plane wna sight*) ll­ tanning. Phone 414-W, Be* ama founded and the crowd I'a rW d i cheated. Aa Vittorio and Bruno, BUY a "BLUE GRASS or BLUE aona of II Once, and County Oaeon-in-law; BIBBON lawnmower and ( i t Uuuio Ciano, hia the moet for ' your money. i amerced from the plana Mussolini throw hit arma around them and SUnlcy-Bogsrs Hardware Co. lie«ed them on both cheekc.Then be paeoed them on to the other mem ben of hla family. Count Ciano fiv e hla wife, Ed do, a haarty. lialf-doien kUae*. The Where there have been eevere Premier then drove with hie family pain* every month, from func­ to the Austria-Italy football Bime, tional diiturfaancaa reculting from where the crowd cheered them re­ poor nourlihment, Cardui haa peatedly. Young Vittorio pnd Bruno along helped thousands of wopien to ith Ciano were In the air serv­ obtain relief. Their confidence ice In Ethiopia and all reeelrwt in Cardui makee them carer lo medals for giLautry. recommend it to other women nredinr »uch a medicine. *‘I suffered a rrc a t deal with pain In my ilde and a wtaknee* in my hark,” writes Mra. Walter Pace, of Evansville, Ind. “This made me so nervous I couldn’t rent. Each month I would suffer all over and would have to g« to bed. One of my neighbors told ms how Cardui helped her, so I took It anA-U Iwhpad.m,, Om m wad ha entertained by A fter taking eight bottles, I and dance to was much better. I surety can Shelley an d D c tv e a recommend CsrOut for wrakneit V eraa Uliana and pain.** O f course. If Cardui does not Direct from Miami’s most pop­ benefit YOU, consult a physician. ular night club. See and.hear —Adv. them at tteeman vG B O R G E W . % iOeeaal . ■ nan 1 tiakc..i Miarar*. IM MMM. PHONE MM sm a w w Dotfer & Gay’s Quality Pminta *Bm I tor tha South" * . The quality b Into these products, and thousands oT satisfied users proclaim them Id be tha utmost In paint 8TANIBY-BOGER8 HARDWARE CO. *a* ..... a -------• - �BANFORn, FL0B1UA Heten Hunt West Is Candidate For €ommitteeworaan Bv B M W N I C E | WASHINGTON, May 18* (A P )-T h * c h i l l y day* of that lumbar, bilk In th a last Florida ir» l» n Legislature. of H IL L I t.X A u ..U k e good things GRADYBURTO Is the Man Who Exposed the Plot to Elect ^KMc.iALeastie'CdntroDed JKfgfsIaittn^1 Hear Grady Burton on th a A-I-R th a * Paaaag# •< 1 O rady B u rto n , ts, tw afl> t-d ( le tit tn a c a n d ld st* fo r f l s v . r i l o r f r o m t f i w h s l s vrlM t e l l tke Voters o f P l o r t d a s t o o i t t h e tM u r s o f tth* 4 s * fi.ni Interests t i e o v lt jr (In* need and the T«* R*- *J»<**« Lesatf* ovvr th* R». M onday, M ay 18 * 7 lo 7 :3o P . M. W M B R 1 ^— Ja ckson vl I k W QAM — M iami W DBO 1- O rlando W D A E — T am pa W'PIi'A*— C lea rw ater ^ Hear Grady Burton or •h# Platform Lad by Congressman M averick of T tsa*. th e Assaeletlen for the Prevention of Tahlne OH Hate In Elovttora Is gattlng •** *• • ,oud a ta ri In W eahlnuton. g u t II leek* nht M avsrlck It having a hard tim e breaking away from th e anatom of generation*. for hrrv » • f in ? him tipping h i. Sop-pleM te Ro.smond C ot. (laft) and LMHan Halt. (A aaeclatsd Prase P h o ts) roofing M ai teak, te t sad building material* Here Be would t» a . hiaJUy veaal > Of all tend# call oa aa. v Thar argue that,, m l declared; himself; an' aatire llera you’ll find tha ha has f tlt ne rsspon h moat raaaonabla prfcaa atWilly- fur speaking out, Should t ami b ait quality and he fonaallpi he declared the tha quickest sorvlc*. spokesman of: the Republican Sudden Sara lea party, hewwvert.be weald assume aetr obligation#, and find hli» self In »n aatlrely different rolu O f course, none at these friend) (assume te gpaek with th* thorlty of the- "gotremor ' r nlmself They merely venture the opinion that, IUM being what it It. h< would not elt down a t Topaka and hrpe that the presidency would coma hia way. They fora g m n ■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ uaaaaaaaagjj sco him. staking everything on an active campaign. E iy acknowledge th a t such e might eipoae him to sc • 1* purience quite new to him, hut they figure that's what will hnp pen—if and when the opportu nlty presents Itself. If tha demand for national convention scats means anything /-end It usually does—political Intarust la running extramrl) high this year In both parties. Those who aDot places In the preaa galleries are smothered un der an outpouring of applies-, (ion* nfimlerlffi’*maAy "IWMfWds more Utan there are seats evdll able. Tha crush for apecUtora’ tick h e re 'e th a b e e r f o r you! eta likewise la overwhelming, T h e r a 's so m e th in g “ciaan"] many of the applicants are will a n d w holesom e a n d g en tly ing te spend hundreds of dollars s tim u la tin g a b o u t H a rry 's, of their own money Journey Ins front far points te see tha show. D ra u g h t B a e r . . so m e th in g Evan a t Philadelphia, where In d efin ab ly s a t i s f y i n g ' a n d M rW fag to th a ta s te , tea Democratic pnaieadlnga arc ctp ed e d universally te fellow s o fnir-hodted a n d r k h . . . pattern wall.uwtawteod la- advance, the demand already th a clear, sp a rk lin g , am b er heavy Mtd IrulitsJlL Erideatly, the caentry la g#l«» te beam m a grand. time over Its petti *< te tttf c T h t birthday a t Thomas I l f . Hatlnaml Domocxelic KxaartW* Uemralttee aha pllninl lha B4>M Building Materials I far wall, from Dir oil industry. Oil land re«Idanl* I leasers ray that sum a* rental frrw n l> r J a r rm l u a itate H ~ annnallyj for prospective land. li<Uy In Alabama. , Ualan Hard W#*t. nf JacksonVila, Candida to for National Df a w W* C oiam ittarw otau fa r Florida la a native of Orange drpewdr i t ; thinking on Capitol HUL. Ittcan not be eald that President Roos evelt's leadership has disspposted. nor does It ever ha wiU lose m any‘If of the rem aining, major legislative battles of the session. I ’ has happened with ra­ te the tia bi.l and other things la notable chief?/ for what It. m y mean in the more distant future, should Mr. Roosevelt be re-elected. „ A president serving a first ’term and one serving a second are two entirely different figures la politics. it Is not un­ common, for Cotig res* tp taka tha ball away fmm a ehlaf ex ecu live It knows will not coma up again aa a candidate. That hap- ; >ii WAR WAGED JON HAT TIPPING ly organiiatlon in Florida bad gave to women of this state the -greatest political advancement since enactment of the sulfrugv amandinent. Mr.u West, wife of llryon McG. West, well known nows paper man and daughter of the late In member founder and secretary of the KJorida council of the National tasociatiiv, of Women I-awyar* and holds a degree front the Florida State 'College for Wom­ en. For fourteen years she was in the staff of the Florida rime«-tJntcn. This is the first Mme she has ever been a enrollIsle for politiral office. She has just returned front Washington, 1*. C., where she was In conference with national leader* of the Democratic parly. While there she was the guest of Mr*. Kllen Woodward, dtrrc U r of the Women's Division of tha WI'A, a t a luncheon et which Mrs. Franklin 1). Koosevrlt was on# of the principal speakers. te express their ultient with the government's announcement, . Ameriron-brm Lady Astor said; "The old diplomacy has failed a* the chsgtir state of ths world testifies, The w fy desperation of civilisation's plight should be sufficient for us to Insist th at thesa petty barriers of sax be swept away to give place to tbs larger and far more vital con■iderutton cf the bv*i brains for (I.-- the prrsent K-ktiiH«r and tha p a i r t» f o r fttiin th e uddrexa cam pnen cam- Os sS. . S r t i u f u at 1‘V‘ Miiu. * lie Mm nil tAfittl t ho hj 1uiik :lNt nvur TH- r n u r i f a , . » « W ««rh»lU r « m t i4 M ||s f o r ( T« tr eri ior w h # *L»r*w I n aftfbrk lh« m oat !»•<w p r f ul r i n a n r h l h m t a « In K lt i r M a for Ila p n llllral ns - n !■*iila t In n ■ w i l l up# al l. 6 m o ’r i 'n k will a thu from mid re n a railiti vidl bu i>mt i«i111 W>MJ. WDAK. WgAM ami W M liR . ( h a p D e ll r r WU ~T _ C h a rg C S 0 ...With In moet foreign countries " ... 1 Sinister Motive women ere admitted these eerv. Women Dislike British Ban On Consular Jobs By OSCAIt LRIDINO (LONDON, May IS .-W — Tha British government wants no Ruth Bryan Owens In Its foreign service. A woman ntsy ait on tha throne, or In the house of com­ mons or In tha cabinet—but <11* lomatlc ami consular careers ara to remain c'osed to her. “Tha tigio baa not yat arrlvad," the government has announcid, “whan women oould ba employed either In the consular service or In tha diplomatic service wth ad­ vantage to tha aUte or with prof­ it to tha women." This decision was announced after the question of admitting woman had been surveyed by a government committee head by Sir Claud Sdtnatar. ' Well-known wbmon wore aid V.J.(Ftuue)SmO In Ice* now,’* said Miss M arlorle MM itisn i ro>* Pea* n,<) Green, ircrelary of the National L'l f"t sm all cars and $3 for Council for Equal rititen sh lp , “ I largo cars. M ate government cost eight am afraid we are behind the million dollar* in 11120 hut tho llmea." hml Inl-a<ty Snowden commented: “ I Shops adminlslrution it to .IS million sen no reason why all women rroa-vd should be excluded from these in I'.rl6, < h*i'|»-ll said, and the posts. It has not been suggested Sholti rnhtrtdlcd t.ogislalure last that th- av erure wmuan should winter invoked new taxes and lik e up this work, but only ones Increased this by seven and o n e half million. lie said he will eminently suilisl for It.” constitutional amend“In the very ’nrge majority of I'r"lK,<l consular ptisl*,'' the i-ove nm enl nxent I'lrhlbU Ing any new formann- uncrsl, “officers have tv den of tasation unless e|iproved hr the |ieople. He also favors tha rawith a number of matters whieh rail whereby the governor or anv it would l*‘ difficult for the aver­ other official ran be removed age woman to handle , . -women from office by vote of the pro would in , practice , , .find . . themselves , .. pie, as th* only way by whieh nn hampered and restricted. . . * i ufllctrl , , 1. 0,1 ran now be remove,I is At th* same tim e diplomatic ami jby 'ini p»urhinrnt or conviction of consular careers were closed to a ’ felony. British women, a recruiting drive Oiapiwll s«i<| the state shoqhl for mote women police was guarantee an d u ra tio n In every started lit I-rmdnn. chlM an I that nn teachers should With some 70 women in Its ba pa 1,1 less that f l .000 a year, srrvlee as police, Scotland Yard Instead of unly the 8-120 rem uner­ began to look fo r more unm ar­ ation now received by soma. Ila ried “wvtmen o f ch aracter, nnd •aid th at the e.U blishlug of old hrenneis, possessing ppjo.i eilu- - tee pensions Is an obligation ul cation and sound physique."’ Congress. but should Congress Their startin g pay is apprpxl- fail so to do he will. If elected mately 113.78 a week, with allow­ governor, do what he ren to put ance for lodging* extra. thruuich such n program, nnd reminded hie hearers that while in the le g isla tu re he Introduced a memorial urging Congress to adopt pension legislation. CITY NEWS BRIEFS lie e tla w c f r » , » Pace Oast hare, ha* moved to Lubbock, T e a , where he sxapets to rrm uin for- some tim e Is connection with hi* church activities. Tbo llev. Mr. Cowan U sdared hia rasipnatien as aacrwtery of tha local Towneesd Club s t tha teal meet•a*. F rond# M#rlwaih#r axw bring hauled to tb s Legion ground * <n th e Boulevard a t Maple At ennui and when sp read In place of sand tbs* Is. V in e removed by rlty truehs « law s mill be planted, fuel H a Ida I* hauling tha much in n truck donated by I t J. K* «l • Bonn Feed Bally asd J. W, Buchana n a n superintending th t weak f t im pcpviac the ground# •wound Ika L a c k * HuL Grady Hurt on af Wauchula. Demi* 11khr rimilidlllr fur <.riIVeinor of Florida In the June 1‘rlmarie-t the man who the plot of the Tax Rev.'ilnn league ( l.itlle Brother <‘f the duPont Amvri.-an l.ibt'ity la-ague) t.. rlrvt, through a nrrirt lt*t*-wide urgaiiixallon, a legls.'.iLure |i le^ireil to a Tiaii-Betbn Tax for the Relief of the Rig Interest*. M onday, M ay 18 S t, P e te rs b u rg ,—8 P , M. Tuevwtay, M ay 19 T am p a 8 P . M. a t th a B and Shell W ed n esd ay , M ay 20 Jack so n v ille— 8 P. M. a t H em m in g P ark Arc the Political and Financial Manipulating of the duPont House Being Directed from the Grave? On"Thur*iiay. M*y N, there wm puhliaheil In the Jackaonvlllp Journal a daferne Vy th# chl*f manipulat.ir for the rlufh»nt Inturtata in Florid# #^#inxt the mana#tion#| diaeloflort# Umt hAf# be^n made nil over the state by Grady llurlcui, the fearless rsndiiiate for Governor from WgU* thu la. Grady Burton has shown that THIS YEAR the Ileus,- of dul’ont and it* chief nraalpulator own stock in * llepuhllran newspaper) th.- F'lorln u Deacon, |>ubllahoil in Jacksonville. _ firmly Jlurtnn has shown that THIS YEAR there ha* l«-eu a I’LOT to organise tho stale HEI'RETI.Y for the our pose of electing n Tax-Rcvlali>n Iwagtie conlralleil legislature. Gtsdy Murtim hss shown that THIS 3 EAR the House of dul’ont is working and scheming te shift tan-* from thr owners of skyscraper* out,, (ho liaik* of smalt incomo earners. G ra.ly Burton rhargvs thut THIS YEAR representative* of th* llousa of dul’ont, rent rolled atul manipulate,I by live men. ADMIT I' ED UN T j|R WITNESS STAND IN A FEDERAL TAX EVASION HEARING THAT IT HAD AVOIDED AND DODGED A STATE TAX. Manipulator Hides Behind the Grave Th*- chief manipulator of the House of ilui',,,,,,) j, quoted in the Jacksonville Journal of gbov* as having said that it was "difficult t . understand why certain politician* wera allotting th t memory of Mr. dul’ont.” The chief manipulator will knows that charges and expoaufoo mad# by Gtady Burton deal with things that are NOW GOING ON. Gtady Burton has respected thcVtemory of t},„ K, nt|,i,tan who passed away A YEAR ADO. No "Mr. dul'ont" has tus-u mrntioumi hy (Daily Buri„n „„ the platform or In any other manner, (.lady Burton has talked *l«iut the dul’ont lit|erc*t* and the House of dul’ont in Florid* #n»l •kpiy pinion in Flmlil# knows (hut Ihi* %nwt finan. inl nnd politkil nricwn’iZAtlon U not op* rraliNt from thi* irravp but by Bvc im-n, If Ihi* chinf nmnimilattir of that tlouno of iluPafil M §1 ruui'li n for ihi* momury of hid bile rt'liilivo nn flm.ly Itiirtun, h« would hav# taken th# T#*|wmslblllly for the manipulation* nnd politiml schemes for wlilrh he and hia pr**ent asioclat** I,K w n ,'I.D NOT HAVE HIDDEN BEHIND THE GRAVE OR ATTEMPTED TO SHIFT THE Bl AMR UPON A DEAD RELATIVE. — jjg *1 *♦ ' Takes Credit for Act of the People In the same statement, the chief manipulnt»c of the Home of dul’ont takes credit for th# passage of the hom,-stead nipt ion amendment. |t will be a surprise t*» the great majority of H onda voter* to Ivarn that lory did not know how to voU* on honietti ad aE#mpti#t) until th i mi>iim«* tif diiI%tin* (uId Ih*"ill |mil void for it, Grady Button served o* vice president of the nrginiialinn favoring tho homestead exemption amendment nnd supported It actively. But the people voteil to rxvmpt homo* from tsxoa bocattao they were in favor of it, not Is-cause Grady Button or the llnuso of duPont recommended it. I t would L- rank absurdity for li'ailv Hurtnn. the House nf duPont or any otlMr person vhaUcerer to lake credit or the VOTE OK THE PEOPTJ’, ON A MEASURE THEY WANTED. Admits Some Lobbying But Not All The chief manipulator 0r the House of dul’nnf admits his *genU lobbied for tome thing* In Tallahassee hut he does not admit that they lobbied for ■ Sale* Tax. Nor do** the chief manipulator admit now ihi- House of dul’ont'i S »ln Tax bill would havo allocated the revenue. , . „ flJ*TV-FIVE PER CENT OF THE REVENUE FROM THF, HOUSE OF DU PONTS SALES TAX BILL WAS EAR MARKED FOR ONE PURPOSE. What do you, Florid* Voter*. Horn* Own*0*1 *ni' -"■’•I'rrs, imagine was selrclid for the lion'* share of tb* House of duPont Tax? The Public Sch.e-s? No. An ohl *ire p,n»ion7 No. Public health or welfare? No. o*l, *r highways? No. SIXTY-HVR PER CENT OF THE HOUSE OF DU PONTE BALKS TAX' BILL WAS EARMARKED FOR R-O-N-D-S. * * How About Tax Dodging? Admittnll/ the House of duPont dt-servra crolit for the payment of s tax now duo the State and Federal Government. But this tax, which t ns amounted to THREE MILLION DOLLARS te * •*•< » n° l « riff- IF IT WFiltV NOT PAID SOON THE MANIPULATORS OF THE HOURS C sJ2 l!£ ili , ''i1o '™ U I'D BE HAILED AGAIN BEFORE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES TO EXPLAIN EVAsfoN HF Alt ING W>RK *N K,nRUA,IY T,,IH VEAK for * FEDERAL INCOME TAX ACKS N. Vi___ _ known throughout' th a atata for hia yigvcene law anfcstam cnt activi. Uat la O e M lfcai purs and who w as rvewaad by Governor flholla <rwa tha oMU# f t district « u toraay % .D a d s oossaty, will die* ALL THIS WEEK — 1 charged the House i f dqpuut, through one of It* many corporations, with having AVOIDED TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN FEDERAL INCOME TAXF.8, In th* course of that heating th,- chief manipulator w » placed on tho stand nnd a goitnt* ment attorney asked him why it »»,) that TWO MILLION DOLLARS had boon transferred from on# corporation to au-dher. The t,--.lv is vivo, i n tho front pago of tha Jacksonvlll* Journal for u n a b 3 b" o 1e x p l a in " ' w h y ” T A L T ,m u a u ,,K UKrA,•,•KI, THE PROCEDURE, HE WAR But Untie Rom's lawyer found p man with a b«tt#r memory or cne ho whom two million dol» , r * “ • *Qm lha I I* not easily furgntten. Th# toiporitlun ha* a romptrolUr, Ilk* th* State Oov» ftnm ant, tint* It owns mar# valuable property and ha* inura money than the State Government And la# d ai^n t rompirull#r gav# this reply: ‘ 7 h ' ' T* o tm liiln “WH '-OWED THE PROCEDURE of many olhtr eorpo»otio(m at that Urn*, la I ? I ? £ ? R A,‘ILY TRANSFERRING FUNDS TD OUT OF STATE BANKH I n /order to AVOID PAYINO a newly instituted STATE TAX.” ^ Jw lf* for yoursrlf: Is this a tas dodging urganisatiun by it* own admission? And whothar th* following langutg* in a SECRET MEMORANDUM aont out teith* W ^lthy ta of th# Tag Ravi*Ion l-raru# it n*t prm f of 'h* intrntlon te TAKE M OW TAXES FROM T1 DINNER PAILS, MARKET BASKETS AND PAY ENVELOPES OF FLORIDA FOR THE RE* ' ‘ ' U te Tog Revision Ltagua asked its membet to “mnalyta YOUR HOLDINGS thoroughly t advise us HOW MUCH w* may aspect month1/ aa a contribution texrard this MONEY RAVINtl Monty saving for whom? Are th* financier* raising a BLUSH FUND te PROPOSITION? *av* money for the small inc8iua.xarn*t» ami sw knw n «r FOR THEMSELVES? Voter* of Florida! On* man stand* batw**n you, your home* and pour children aa g faorlaoa, champion In th* b*tl'» against th# rk h and powerful tax dodging, tax shifting, political naoli lallng, lobbylag organisation run by a nun who doss not im itate to tvod# th* res poiu Utility far own action* but who trios te shift tha blame onto a dead relative. , O ne C an d ld at# O nly H m Ih e C o u ra g e to 8 U n d U p A g al n e t Ik e , . f , - __ i____ P o w erfu l M oney M a ch in e o f th e H oua# o f duPont • n d th e T ux R ev isio n L eag u e < gam in >le Phone 475 ’ J J INC,N ,D R Y ^EMINOLB COUNTY • Safeguard Florida from the MoYiey Power With GRADY BURTO for GOVERNOR “Safeguard Florida With Grady Burton Club” P. O. BOX 1290, . — ST P0I4 Political Ad*#rtle«oMnt » �T rm * MBMBmma&mBB Sanford la The Only Cental Florida City Affording Rail, R ifh v;' And Watei frmnsporUtloa . ' DAILY NEWSPAPER f o p o n e n t s Retired iwice With Bases ' Loaded'On Walks '/ P olling many apactacular playa taou getting oat of aoaoial tight r t w i , the Lookouts finally brass (h air wwek-long J la i and dbftiitsd tho P a i l i a Aastern, 7 to S, on Han­ ford Field Sunday afternoon. Tho fa n io was wltaeaoed by hi largo .crowd and mao ona of tho moat la u r e ll in g aeon on tho local flabl this season. J .’ T T g x n x r^ e rr? ;rrzn i r » > -; r r - f g s y » a Will Admit Fans To Thursday Game Thar* will be no a.-sraiie* In tha price of Ik k rtc for adutle tu the boo*ball game n a il Thorsc3-y efL.rnoon, tha “big d ip " of Um k i w i when tha autoinoblla Is to ba (Ira n away xy lied S tar m arthaata. Thara will ba ona prica for aL—10 cawta for adi-lts, children and negro**. Dlrictora of tho Hanford Raarboll Aaaockitlon ita te tlait thoy wlah to “moot onrphatleaJly deny tha report th at the admlailon prica la to ba $ 1." Since thoia will ba no advanc* In prlco and aa the ta l i aid# car la to ba (Iran away th a t day, It la eipectcd that iho grandstand and blcachara will b« packad naxt Thuraday after- By Daytona When DeLandWins 8-5 League Leaden Re­ cover Next Day In Shutout O f Saints - - 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 lO ra rs tra a t DeLand took th o masauxa of the Totals T.lala langua leading Daytona Beach la­ st . A catrriM H , ataman unders Nelurday and won, S to t, S a a a tr, aa o tw lm lsll. r f • but tho laDodara recovered Sun­ Osraaa. e Cabby. Ib • VltawarmM. *1 iipbmr. rf day and shut c u t the Saint.. l a a i t i n . tt J f'fct**.. lb >• Oraratreat, pitching for the Bowes started fo r tha laUndara To rn b lo m . It B«rn«*, If . t lb Lookouts, walkoj tho laat two In Bai.urday’a gam e but h* waa Zupoalr, (Hal r u f f , c Matlowan. lb • U r i ’r o n r , l h Asa.'eaa who camo to ta t in tha knocked from tho to g In the fourth Calmar. lb a I’U rj, • ■ id and thin} butinga, filling inning a fte r tha Rw.a had rapped Ov*r«lr»*t, ® bag* In both cafes. But each H wf«»rf( p him for fie* hits and two ruaa. Moot* Krallek moa then sent In to pitch for Dayton* bat D*L>nd prom ply added another In tha PI A k f n « 'iit ' #14 m i ##«^># H u a * I*8IIH In : Anilrtw 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 «. Ill.tru ff; ihr.w walks, Gleason and Gates fly out, free pease*, three hits and. an e r ­ ilo w ^ n u u i ii M t , Uvwrai/a#t *, • hmm* l l u . liorla: atolwa aaua, A n izamea caught ouL t. T .rea laa# fella, J ‘ r*w9. i*aUa: double pray*. ror ecored four more In the eighth. ()laaa#n Hcoia: ltilm ka I, Hanford 1. X u p t a k * B(«i U r feaae#,t a - . <*au«lar In Jum m «m «lllp tu liorla: Th: ecore: Fourth lasing >*nle, Celmer, SserlOfe, F it * - ' p l l l l k i 0 a ? * * S l ? * i . L ’" ***** Daytona Beach ....MO 102 002-6 PALATKA—ZiJmnnnrille and o s ra lA Dwsbl* ptaya, Olsssoa. b.Ms, a (( O v's rs tr.M °" i ’anct out, Boris Ulplo* Etncraoti D eU m i .......... ...... O il 010 J t* - 6 M sltby, McCroae, U a i i l t * . B o a - IW ntlr I. A s O re w . I ; .tru c k out Sunday’s gam* In HI. Augustine walks, liaaalt out. see, L e ft oa «*•**. nssld rS I . m . ‘‘ J. *• A » .tr.w e I: hits A u s iu llM ». a Be i t . as ..a . oa . . ball*, b s lla off o ff < II r, wHelilly S Innlnsa 8ANFURD— (Andrawt pitch­ was wiIncased by about 000 per­ Aueuellne , lB , I ifiBB|n„ , J, off A n son*, but it lasted only on* hour ing) lllea out, McCrotla ainglan K l.lsb a a a . 4. Veal* 4. 9«ri*e» " « « . t r - . l In J In n io .o *. „ ff « w . , B, r Kltlnhana. I. ssla V4. U l l by in I Innlnwe I . hit bv oitcher l.v but la out at second on fleld-r’a and 20 minute* Tho Islandtra by pitcher, by Vaats (T o ra b U m . M a - Rently tM n llb y l: w lanln* plV,b/r choice aa O ary sing t t , Overatreul scored In th* second whan Martin C o w a n ) W IM Plteb- Vegls. Oaa- ftveratrssf; lo .ln g pitcher Aatripled and Ballchi single?. Two plrss, O ra m l , B » - « » « f f t 4 l 4 . T im s d r.w s : um plrro. tx.hr and Ma4caught out. « t game, 1 : * l . 7 r. ’, » » . Sock; tlm* of same J « J more run* crossed the plate In tbe Score: Palatka 0, Sinford 0. th ird Andersen singled and scored F lith lin in g PALATKA—And raw* . ____________ _ __________ singles, aa Morron lashed one eut to right to their feet again whan ha ran Wblr* out whan H u ffy McCrunr fielo for M triple. Morion Vona footrace wfeh a long drlva ami c>Uh*a a grounder by laying cowu tim ed acre** the- fta to wtwa Ale. Player I 0 AB R H Ptg. ■nsegtd th a ball with on* band. •» **- N*U out on • apvctacular Cowan's m a y o f the throw-in was MaCron* got two hits, one a two- one-half catch mad* by Barnes | wild. Guerra oomplated the Island. F ry .Terry, GtaaU .19 64 10 25 .t«J era’ scoring ith a homer is the (■ yger, out of three times a l bat, wh° had to race for the ball In I I I Sullivan, Ind. . ..17 61 0 22 .431 and Clary, nsw ahortolop, batted conUt field. C auiler out on pop-up | fifth. 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 l n t lapearanca In a LookBANFORD—Swindell • alrllira |SchnahJar, southpaw who laadi the •*” Dl Mxggio, Y*n l 3 69 13 23 J W o at uniform. out. M ntby walks, Gleason aln- league In strikeouts, thraa of them i going for extra I'saet. Ov*rstraet pitch*} tha first sav- «H«« *nd Mallhy make* third as Two of th* S iin ta ' three.hlta al­ an Innings, pulling out. of aavarol F irst Baseman Burla of tha had situations, tap ed * ly In the Aaaleae drop* the ba.l, Cate* sin- so war* for extra taaes, Bonner aacond and third Innings, t u t whan glex. and Maltby acores, Kim:naff <’isibling in th a Drat and Zopanic knocking a triple In the seventh. ------------- -------------------------- — the bags were filled again In lh* ainglea and Gleason acoros, CaUa St. Augustin* .. 000 000 000 —0 By Tho Associated Praia eighth he waa token out and Red «»«• to third and Uun acorea aa I Horn* runs yesterday: Vaughnn, Sweeney, new pitcher, sent In lu the Ataleos squabble over what Daytona Beach .._012 010 OOx—-4 Pirates, 1; K artell, G lints, 1; Hinfinish the game. I* happening and let the ta ll lla dlay, Rtds, I; Medwick, Cardinals, iBentJey started wt'.h the Axaleaa' In the field, McCron# walks and b u t he managed to get through Blxtruff romea home, Clary and It J . Martin, Cardinals, 1; Camllll, only two Innings w hen, 'Andrews Overatraot ou*Phillies,1; Kress, Senator*, I; wna brought In from ctn U r 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* m oon a ad to n . Browns, 1. . again tomorrow afternoon, the F irst 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 a t the Troeky, Indians, g( Dickey, YanStreet diamond an d the I Iowa kora, 7; Camllll, Phillies, A Juniors on tto Grammar School League Total* grounds. Gamas ra th day will ho- r 1w o-lim e 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 THE STANDINGS Big Six Baseball GelneavUl* G-Men, who h are bean trailing along w ith Um Sanford Lookouts In tha cellar for tha la st weak, have also *ffaced tha Indian sign, but thoy I got tha Jump on tha Jlax ana j day ahead of tha Lookouts and 'w on both Saturday and Spnday, J thereby putting tha GalaaaeUla d o b ona atop abovo Sanford In , tha • landings. . ' Tha O-Man defeated tha Azaleas (tha d o b downed by Sanford yesterday), A to 2, in a game In Palatka on Satorday, . and playing ' a t home yesterday they defeated tha DeLsnd R ada/ 19 to 8. Saturday'* game waa tjaat • first tha GalnttriU* d o b 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 n in e' hlta, tha aama num ber do- S tuffy 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 th e) 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 ru n . In th# fourth on two hlta and a damaging Sanford e r­ ror. Zupanlc scoped w hat later proved tha winning run In th a' alath when he walked and cams home on Celmer's long fly to left. * . ^T akw **‘ 22 Trout Caught By Three Sanford Men Central Florida Con­ Nominee To Succeed ference Directors . Trammell Will BoAttend Meeting Of Named By Special Rotary Club Today Vote This Summer' Only Taxpayers Allowed To Vote Candidates In San­ ford, Chuluota And ' Oviedo Unopposed T ru a te e s o f th e public • e h o o b o f S em inole C o unty i WiD be elected in th e five 'sc h o o l d is tric ts on F rid a y of th is w eek. P o lls will be open fro m 8 A. M. u n til sundow n. O nly ta x p a y e rs w ho h a v e reg­ is te re d a n d p aid th e ir poll ta x e s ca n v o te in th is elec­ tio n . Thro# traatosa ara to bo (looted district, h u t In three diatrtrte —Sanford. Chuluota and OWado—Ahaea Is no opposition. There ara four In th a m et In Longm ooAmmdJomr la O m tr a. Camiidatoa ware nominated by petition. a B M * : District (Geneva)—Mrs. t l m m o B. Bills, Floyd Law), G. C. Yesterday’s Results iL a f la , S. a Rltchl*. I . Maaahera of tho County Board jFM M m attoa will ho nominated in D al^nd Galnesvllla none of them largo enough to bo entered In tha competlthm for th* Hill H ardware Company1* prixs. SEA AIR-DESERT AIR.. ANYWHERE glas, McCrona hits for a two-beg­ gar and B latruff 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.a M# 'nil Sundown • . Third District (Oviedo)—L. II. {Corn, Georg* Jackuhcin, F. W. HklbdU. F ourth D istrict (Chuluota)— . M w la Hamll, 8. F. 'Long, A. G. HOME RUNS Both Junior League# Play This Afternoon Trustee Vote To Be Friday Scout Leaders Hodges Agrees At Conference To Primary To H eld In C ity Pick Candidate He*ll Preside F irst D istrict (S aaford)—Mir. W-’X* Morgan, W. M. Hay net, Ralph B. Chapnmn. Second D istrict (Longwood)— Tho Rev. Fred Forward, B. R. d r i y ^ W . J. H artley, Roy L. Job In Miami Bank Association. Lon Worth Crow and Morris ** praiddent of that Institution. >at Puaile U ‘A fter 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 I*atterfon. From 19i 7 to 1930 ho' waa assoc la tad with tha A tlantic' National Bank of Jacksonville aa' publicity director and (taU itlclan. F or th* past six years be has been director af athletics for hla Alma M ater, tha U nivanlty of -fivnjgtrM tV In Lakfe Monroe Friday; May 22 Ray Selden o f Daytona Beach, chairman of the Democratic Exec­ utive Committee for the Fifth District, will preside at this even­ ing’s meeting In Sanford when all the candidates for Congreas are expected to ap u k . Seven Candidate* For Congress To Be Here Tonight Selden Will Preside At 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 > prim ary. \ -n Onto short apeorhra will be mad* by V * camHdatea. II I* announced by Ray Seld n, chairman of th* Democratic Executive Commlttr* ' Tha public schools of Laka Monroe will cloaa on Friday af this weak and graduation axerrisaa will he k # d a t • o'clock th a t w aning fa r I I - boys sad girl* who a r t flataking tho eighth grad*. B. C. Stasia principal • f tha achooL * SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE; fitoWORD YOUR Summer Resort ■ JThe best living accom1 ' • • • •f♦ H" j^odations. J ’ Ml *r I ■ The beat . in and safest ocean• bathr m • •• •• :'- o u v Tuesday Night, May 19, at 8 O'dc This Is the only meeting arranged 1 Seminole County* no plan to att« and hear the candldade#. bo IX6W l/6 3 ll Grenra W, McRory, former t are to rraoing’s member of th* State D*mocmtie Executive Cbrnmitlee from B*mW>l» County, and for four yaara •ecretary of that body, issued the following dumm.nt on th* cur­ rent question of how th* party’* candidate for U. 3. senator should b* aeleotod to appear on tha U J. lot In the November electim, doclarlng In favor Of ta special prtmary for th* pa pore of nominating a Democratic JhaadWate for U. 8. senator. ■ “Although th* goto committee has tho authority to toll a apodal primary with IB days’ nolle* fa »««<neto a OMriVkte for this plan, or as an aNertia-.lv*, tha committee has tha power to nambm4« ta ta a dldato who** nans* would appear on th* ballot. If 1 am riacted aa youi* ita te Dmnocrntic commMaaman. I will farer alklllbw beat Summer season cli- iW al »k - ~-------- u s ___ 1J * Th* F l n t B aptist 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. B. C. Moor*, chairman, and a Tails kaaso*. Members of th* Democratic W. Huff, J. H. Truiuek and 8. J. commit’.** meeting Nix officiated at tha cremation of campaign bore yoatorday were Hodges, chairman) T . W . Con'ey of Olwelawn by the aid* o f tb* church. (bob**, aocrotary; I). Graham CopoUnd o f E a*iglad#i; Walter R. Gall of Zapbyrkilla: J . Lance­ lot Lester of Kay W att; Murray! W. O reratreat of Klislmmc*; BARTOW, May . U . - < * > - Chari** M. Overman nf Bagdad; Jtadg* Robert T. Dewall today and William E. Paanlll of Brooksrill*. w daiad tb* six-m an Jory trying tha Tampa flogging caa* to In­ opart th* Tgfcapn polk* atallan. ***** tha manhandling of U rea socialists, and .t h a , .pots mahtlonod in th* flvwwoaka’ toatlm*tay. Thla dafapod OtatU tomor» n * M i by sta te WASHINGTON, May 19_Tha Flogging Jury Will Inspect Tampa Jail Wants ‘Defense Fund* 0 f Millions, H c T e l l s Committee W A S H IN d T O N . M ay 19.— fA P ) A anort'ons t h a t th # T ow nsend old aee pension m ovom ont w as s t a r t nd solely to o b ta in "cold c a s h ” an d mnkp n "h n tftil o f money** w ore denied to<lny by D r. F . K. T ow nsend b e fo re th # Mouse in v e stig a tin g com m it* le e . Way Seen Open In S | | S New Tiade Treaty CITY NEWS briefs .To Pay War Debt _ -------- . .. . . . PARIS, DPI—Former Premier Edouard llerrio t declared t« 'ay that the "way la o p rn ” tu the settlement of the w ar debt misunderstanding between tho Knlteil States and France thruugh the new .(raih treaty. W riting in "Inform ation" he ap­ plauded a recent speech o f Prem ier. DeatgnaU) Leon M um ' t|ofur« IKJ American Club. H errlot Indicated that settlem ent of tho w ar rfoht cuntnx'ersy was desired tu gain the aid of the United States in troun rd situation with Germany. Hoover Says He Isn’t Candidate For Presidency 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 H arris­ 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 statem ent follow*: “ It should be evident by thla Uaa will continue. Th* Sanford Ministerial A lso­ time ttovt I am not a cantldate. I ----------------------- elation today Inatrjrted th# Rev. have stated many tim es th a t I $ 1 2 8 ,7 0 0 C r o p L o a n s J J 1UrnTrJ “• »« have no interact but to g et 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 m ortgages! —----ganiiatlon and from presenting given by Semlnola County growGrady Burton, candidate for my name in any prinaary o r 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. T hat should end such discus­ sion. money was laanad by th . F .d .ra l ‘S ,rM t *n,‘ M*tnoll“ Av*nu*’ "And get ona thing straig h t. I ,r *n n , C; ; ,llL. A - ; - # * 1- . , t * ™ * The Salvation Ar.„y fund tod.v am not opposing any of the candlth# Banfor.1 A gricultural Credit a |) p r w M ^ „ >70n m4rk> lnd Corporation. th(. t 0mmltto# hopes It will reuch dates. My concern la with princi­ 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 o f th* convention Is tvldenced by th e fact that th* large majority of th* del*, gate* ara bring sent by the people About a dosen A m trlran 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 h are met In ,n : ,h# TlOiarill* flo at Commander two generations.” out, | l , 0tU,8J5 wen. ^ y th, t , r, Dg. .. A A. . porlallon will be provided for ad out th a t the (om- (ho** who ate* to go to the coast ■alf-appotnted and town, dholdara have no - Investigation Of Bonholders’ Groups Will Be Continued By Hoii»ACommittee P ri« fF commIMee aajioe tha eaadWh believe In Dm fonrlamental rip k a 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*'**} th rir'.a w n • date for Ud* office, fa a ftt» soaond prim ary riocUoa. 1 Pro already flv* candid* to* th is pirn*, and (h a t an* wlU? Administration Called Hostile . lowat i:iakFormer Premier Of F r a n c e Applauds B l u m ' s Position l ing- -The best aurf and deep-sea fishing. The Drafting f Baptist Bonfire Destroys Bonds Of $11,000 Value McRory Favors Special Primary Woodmen Founders Are To Bo Honored In Senate Race FLORIDIANS, WELCOME To DAYTONA BEACH Delegate* to tho Central Flor­ JACKSONVILLE. May19— V : ida Conference of Boy Scouts, t f ) —Definite announcement th a t 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 \ reguU r weekly luncheon of the ident Roosevelt and that a • '• Rotary Chib a t tho Mayfair • peclal prim ary 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 n n ih hero i f |W H 1 Rev. M artin 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 X loodhounda- 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) a fte r theii principal add res* on th* program, Roosevelt eupportera. " t*r. itkla. Alev WiU"n (left!, a p declaring th at 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 a t large. Two delegate*, \ T . . . n , _ | youth. each with a full vote, are to - - Ik e 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 c ity , machines and racetracks gam ­ chairman of th* atata executlr* p a bling. and called attention to con­ committee, said deflnlU ly b* r O F I H A I 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 a t 7:29 which are supposed to mold tho JO and th at thla nsw . group P l a n M c O S U l A. M. and 7:5d P. character of th* youth, are fl- would arrange for on* or two . ry , A. M. and 1:27 P nanced indirectly by to las levied •peclal prim aries, . probably In p lO C C V iU l on liquor, slot machines, ‘ and RepUmber, to name a nomine* ' Is il|(> r1 I I 1 The Son* of the Legl >n wiP meet 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* „„ elected June 2. It will h av . o n . N/ w’ , V . l ' ^ man and o n . woman from a*eh dr, f, ncw hi, or tn« 07 counties. Th# pr#t#nt _ . 4l committee does not have women * " n *c , ", members. (G uffey control 1, Hedges said th# spMlal pri- 7 ®"‘enl*y by the .« mary method of selecting a Foes of the In nomine# for th# 8#n#to would b# hailed the dreition followed deapit# th# t#f#l po#- way to ro il np#nti °Tr‘Z,ro WHAT8 Flouse In to rata to aompMraa commlttoa racogalsaa lb* neceaaity for bgialatlon along Um Une, of lb* W ikM M0 for tb* ragulaU*n o f boadboldara* committees sad will son tin a* Ifa InvavtigaUm fat* tiki* subject, Cengreiam— h M>«# W lk a a .-a u th o r.o f Um Mil, baa boon assured, by lU preaaatattva Sam Rayburn, cbalrmoa o f tha w m m lttre. Th* oommltfa* started conild- TownsendSays In ten t Wasn’t To Amass Cash Had -W^id By Tall On Downhill Drag/ He Wrote Former National Secretary Flvw acre* of anil about five miles eaat <>f Sanfurd, on the St. Johns River, were transferred by w arranty deed to.hy by L. V. De­ Long to Sarah Taylor. 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. A rally for the ten candidate# seek­ ing the Democratic .nomination for Congressman from the new Fifth Congressional District will be held in FLEEING CONVICTS RUN DOWN BY BLOODHOUNDS E ooduct a f tk* romCounty Aargant C. R. Dawaon i* expenditure of n t (,U m U go toO flam iu tonuirruw la attend a confer*nr* on tha loll undu* a tra v a g a n c r, ronaervatloa program . Th# pro­ In k w y ara’ f;c«, gram ha* boon In operation for tha so am lttee: soma tlm# a n th* west toast where to mo a little out nf 'topi* crop* a ra grown, but is th a t im m ar w restel "°w extondad fa the truck and A mo tornado from Hanford to Orlonda tomorrow evening when Judge PeUoway, axndL.aU f..r governor , a peaks there U being a r­ ranged.' Tim motorcade la to leave a t 7i l l u Jodge Pat lew s- 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 Jam es R. Sullivan, committee rmineel, examining th* aldariy retired California physician, aakad him If he had not said "thla °M alster has done her p a rt" whoa member. "Ahvolutely not," Dr. Town* •end replied. Sullivan read Into th* record n letter from Townsend to Robert C. t'lem enta, form er 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 adm inistration waa a "hoatiln force" behind the House com­ mittee Investigating th a old agn |M-nv|on plan, and charged th* com­ mittee with an "unfriendly a ttitiule." Hla atatem anl th a t hla follow* era "feel Ilk* I do a b ~ * lh* two n d par tie*" and th a t a third party wiu. w * sv w ad M # % w *— * rk m -f oppo rtu n ity ptoaento I M F - to T V applauded by T o w n * a* In I k ' audtenew, " r In nam ing th# admlnlatraUaw a* a “hostile forte” behlm* th* to- >i veetlgatlon. Townsend (aid th a t 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 g et 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 o u t of th* Itnlo-Ethloplan wars afterm ath to­ day. ThU particular d ispatch eaae, although probably o f no such moment aa the on* a German dip­ lomat lost on a New York sub­ way tra in prior to America’* en­ trance Into th # World W ar, neverthe less causer I the B ritish foreign office to Instruct S ir Sidney Bar­ ton, m inister 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* B rltM l M b ■ul a t Djibouti, b u t ha d id o t gal It. Italian troops are now la con­ trol i,f tha railroad In Ethiopia, j S ir flldher was also asked to bavrstigato tha reported a rre st by k alians o f a w arran t officer a t ­ tached to n B ritish ambulance u n it riRITON ARRESTED I/>MDON. May 19 Reuter* (BriUsM Now* Aganry dispatch cold Italian mlHUry **• thoritlaa arrested a B ritish war­ ra n t officer yocUrotay a t Dlradawx. Ethiopia. w aotI n o t o n , yes te r h y signed M ar 1 a TALLAHASSEE. May 19.-GF) (rede s g r eipent dOalg pend th a lr 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, presidei<, ewtlmated 53)00 o r more persona would attend. Th* Th!k haaae* Lion* Club la sponsoring th* assembly. ' —G«#p#l lingers of Florida, Ala- LOCAL WEATHBB Ringing programs will b# given In Um Leon county arm ory, 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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 18, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 18, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/41f9e5c9df7d1085eff45216e5042b0a.pdf 33d0f5dd11fb763511534edb214e037d PDF Text Text *j -V.*4 . lACH-AND-FOUR E8Tj Now Next Reds Even Score All Star Game Is Planned By Moguls In Boston July 7 State League Top! G anekPalatka . __” **j > • Trends Brings Win* Nine Palattauia Are mng Team To Meet Fanned By McGoln, saniord Lookouts De Land's Pitcher • M i tho eighth straight vU- i p newspaper*. fo r the League tesdtr*. IS Swrauey phehod for the M a li,a f te r only one ’ d«y*x Ho ttruek oot fear men, bat tad 11 bits U M ie n given by If, Daytona pitcher, tptoao Beach storied the an* atniggla with four runs in flin t Inning, than a c t o f 'r i In tha third, an t f j tr met# So sixth Inning. ' Manfred Id once In tho f in ' . t**l*o In foorth and Utrao lim e* In Ih* M t h errere were mrda hp r a f f and Gleason, b :t tho U ■tad* tha aam* number of n. Dave Sw ln del led lb* touts In totting, gat’ log lhr** t Mu*#, the now right fielder, two hit*, fan* for a lr>me run, M cOone, Maltby, C a ls* sad won ta sk got m u M L led tha Daytons Beach Ir a n tourer and two da State League. Tho S t Aagui-1 league-leading Daytona Beach tine nine defeated tho G-Mso Ini I lander* there today. S t Augu»Uo« ptaUrdap, • to 7.1 Da Load Made Ila r u n In tha They pUp the Lookout* on San* early Inning*. Martin and Dillford Plaid nl 4 o'clock. 1riksen working a double ateal U fn re ta rd * ? ’* game tho Saints »«>r* on* In the f l r i t Three ■potted tho G-Man a d to p lead more war* added la tha third then opened with a rmashing a t-’ when tho Soda bunched throe W IN T E R P A R K , Map 15— UP) tack to drira two hurlen from’ h iu with two base* on holla, Lakeland defeated New Smyrthe mound. A fiur-hlt attack In Palatko mad* on* Ih tho third, tha eighth drove Cunthr.rp and mn < thrvatonod again in the fifth. Hmdawop to covor as the Halnt* With gjlM Wt >nd three on, Mo. cam# from behind ■ with . three Cloln (track out . tvf> and Uw run* to dea .lock the score i t 7- third man popped out to centor. ill. Then Belief Hurler Albritton Three hit* combined with an ormeorkod a wild pluh with a to r rarred to giv* the Ataleas aunntr on third In the ninth to 'tw o in thalr half of tho eighth, let In tho winning St. Augustine' McCWn, who hurlod for Darun. | Land, struck out nine Palatko n John Schneider, storting 8slnt W tt.ra, allowed one fr*e pass, pr^ ‘ wto*» muthpaw, gave wap to a pinch k»pt they ,|g h t hlU fair! Tfc. lcor, bp Inning*: dfttor to (fa* fourth after U» (1- w>11 •“ ‘‘•tod. Henry proved Icaa Smyrna 000 000 121—t in A ^sn hod piled op what look..) •"•* * * « af*lnst the Reds, strik- Lak.Und LW M0 OO1I 7 l l 'Ike a common ling lead.>*14. A>*A-walking Are. but Ashton sn'J* A rra n t: tnhnabn did som* great relief " V ? ek*" *or on,P *0 Mtv ! Bunning end Wilbanks. hurling for tho Saints, allowing. JjM**A* .....- — - J M l 000 010—3 — —. . but two hit* rnd retiring Gaines- H*L*m •—— 103 000 00s—4 Q - . _ - . i _ v t t * „ , . villa In onler In tho last four In- a s — — . r -rr— ■° P g U U » ll ^ L i g h t w e i g h t Championship At Baseball Sought By High Schools Old timer* thought they w ar* dreaming o f bp-gene dapa perhaps' when M rs. P . E , Dibble, of. Ifawburpport, Mas*., drove o at of New Ybrfc with her cooch-end-four and beaded toward A tlantic C ity , N . J , 114 miles away, Tho quarter-century-old coaching record on tho routs w a s , broken. Tho trip waa made In B hour#, 44 minute* and I second*. S h e and *«vtral corope nIon* era shown atop tha M00-pound cc*eh at the starting lino In New Y o rk . (A P Photo) Mistreated'Mule’ Still Among Best 'Money* Players Wrestlers G ariit 73 Straight Wins ............ jrfw J n U I* it ~» T is# II* era— • •” 1 • V - ''* S 'jt r a f a t t * 1*. *!•»•». _Mrau> ’u r a 'a iu T 1* ® *1 uora, Asd*r. i >*lord I Davises r iir a a T. flit by piivh- . Tto Mule to Georg. \“ Donk" to hls teammate*) Haai, onetime uU|i(.affa ,tar momber #f Connto Mack'* ui»*roura* champion phlladslphta Athletic*, . glut now a membor of Manager Jimmy Dyke*’ hustling While » Sox. TV# fane realited the Mule’* i-inira worJh when tnjurle* forced him «ot t u t m sm o . Many ecMeivI hi* otosneo cost the pfato hoe* a ' flw t division toHh. Thto spring, with Zeko Bonure w. isiuts * * * £ »“ • p u i« ^ bass. Cam# Ih* opening of tho Chlrsge Muon and Zehe had slr**d. But tto Mulo still to covsring tho Ini* i;i'ii«rt»ipbi« ‘ in! sack-end doing . fine job at a post foreign to hhn. ammi Manager Dyke* know* tto vnl* v _ us of Haa*. H* Isn’t hesitant n_.t„n , 1. _ j j i - ' i . - - - - rhasaisad about paying fab old Philadelphia fhlraw, teammate credit “11* hits dtIKl natron ordlnarl’y, say* Jimmy, “ but R S fiJ aa ffi winning when the t y in g ____ _ run 1* at. i->uis needed to atop* Uwt boll at a, .310 and -<7» tllp,” I Bell player* know Mr la was ono of tho gama’a bsel “ money’* tdayatu.1..Bask In 1D21>, when tto CUba tu t tto serle* to the Athletics four game* to one, It waa W E A B B PR O U D O F O U R 8 B B Y IC S W U R W ATCH M UST R E ^ A C C W R A T H ’_______: O T fU al Railw ay laapartov ; the hope* of Ik* Chicago club. "I do the brat I ran when Pm o u t-tto r* -and I - t o t a - t a - (#*•/’ smile* Mi. Mule. “I Ilk. tu hit In (fa# pinch and 1 gura* Pm fairly successful." • l i t PARR AYR. , . Chicago’* southsIdtro agree with l y t t t t H I M N t t t M M t t ? lh* kLAUUN Jeweler fa HOME BUNS | Seeks 16tK Victory W Hlj oOllt Tonight with Bryant Bonner, at short and Vic Zupanle at firs t Both! Bp Tho Aaaoelatod Press ‘ -------- * figured In the Saints’ tying I Homo runs yesterday: 8. Mar- NUW YORK, May 16,—tfi)— three-run rally In the eighth with tin. Cards I, Modwick, Cards 1, p r -ro Montone*. sensational smashing triple*. Langston, Turn- Johnson, Athletic* 1, Lewis, Son- ®P*nlsh lightweight, will go after Mom and McGowan led a W-hit1a tor* 1. • fifteenth eonaecuUvo victory 2 . — J . — • Ml the** dap*, but fa*'* *1111 Maleeutltto II 1 I i t T 1 ; quite a to 'l player, aa thousand* tn tHN MO n a n of Chicago Whit* Box fan* will I t tI I1 • • Cardinals ,9. 1 l I I * 1 , I'siilhJrs ‘f t •l\f 1i1l i l s t1 11 111 11 * e < < ! • • • it1 i1J[ •»l il 1 * * 1 t-I 1 1 • BO STO N , 1U r If c - w — T t o Wat feature* of «U the tratod method* of selecting f U j m fa r (Ha 1930 all-(tar game. which w ill W *p|iyed at the Boiton NatioiWI Ira rue park on Ju ly 7, were combine! yesterday far tho moguls of ma­ jo r la a fM b s.cbsll. S h ira n on each team will bo oalortod fa? tho public, through a MtloiHwtdo rota amductsd Total Of Only Five Hits, Three Errors Made During Game B attling until d ark, when they w ar* unable to coo tfaa M il, .tho Senator* and tho P a a there of tho Lap ina Junior L m i m plop ad to o 8-1 tie (act craning. Tho gnaU waa called at the and o f tho cov­ en th inning, not onlp beetus* fat dnrknaM bat boennoo o f wfat ground*. ; *i { ' I t woe one of the moat ( a u d i t ­ ing baaebat] games a v w a llnoraof far mcnp o f the fane along tho cocchlag line* o f thc-W w dts- Senators and on* by the Panther*. B illy Zaehrp, e tp la in of the Senator*, allowed four h it**.hu t D arro ll Forgwaon, pitching fo r the Panther*, aligned only aha h IL Dub Epp s waa the Senator U t t e r eo* favored. Forguson to captain of the Panther*. Ho got a two-be i s h it one tftao a t baL W arren Odk*m caught fa r the Senators and Freddy Dyson caught fo r tha Panthers. B U I Rammet um­ pired the gam*. 1 , T h e score: * R U E Senator* ______t i t P a n th o r a ------------------- « 4 I Anto Repairs - GARAGE 11a M Madbon Square Gar- .. A Price Y o u C o * B s t r Top fa Bbdy Itopnir Quit J . A . M arita Total* YesterdsyTk Results NATIONAL . fw f All | ---------- - r — , Ms qualified 80 of hla bay*, or utarly one-fifth of tto number !<«• which will compote ror place* on -<*• tto 1036 Olympic team, u i , Gallagher woe a football and track *tar at Oklahoma A. fa M. *' f ta - h la undergraduate day*. Ho "*51 eiUbllahad wrestling there in *M I 101$. The wrestling-minded Ohlohem* iporto fcRower* toe* pro“<lr sentod him a trip u> tto Olyraem- pio game* In Berlin In recognlmk- tlon of hla (areIce*. PETER" PEN Mv-champlon has ever received before. Sine* coming to New York car•ra l month* ago, Moutanct has beta beating a ll comer* In tho sm aller fight club*. U e boost* a tpeody, two-fisted type of attack Pittsburgh 1} Boston A Now York • ; Chicago 0. BL Louis 13| Brooklyn 4. and to a big favorite with tto fan* Cincinnati at Philadelphia, who like their fight* spiced with poetponodi cold. plenty of action. T to totting favore tto lad from A M E R IC A N Spain, but tto axperte are agreed Chicago 13} Washington U. to pup run Into plenty of trouble Philadelphia 4| Cleveland 0. from tto ntoidy Dol Cenio, pride Maw York 6t 8t. LouU 1. of liar Ism’s Italian colony. Boston l | Detroit 1. M A N T E O , N . C , M ay J B ^ P ) *—D reuln g n M g drum ftoh washed ashore b y a breaker, G il­ bert Farrow Pound in Its vitals two six ouneh slnktru, afar threemrare .on**, on* flre-ounce and on# twu-ounco. Special N ig h ty Attraction i t Short’s Camp T. . • �** ’t-A a-w • . aa , . » « g - Sanford la Tfie Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Rlgbww* And Wnlci franaportatloo AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER T b M f a |X X V Meat bar A aaodatad P r w —-i-m e o . SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1938 Sons Of Legion Squadron C ongressional Berth Formally Instituted W ith Candidates To In sta lla tio n Of Officers [esD eal Impressive Ceremony Speak Tuesday Candidates For Gov­ Witnessed By 45 Of Po!icerPartially Committee Arranges ernor Lose Spot­ Group's 60 Members Identify Injured For Big Rally To light Since Death Held At 8 P. M. ' Of P ark Trammell Man In Hospital Be At The Courthouse Scramble For Oampbel]-Ln*<ing Squadron of the Sons of the American Legion was formally In,!it uled last night I tr :- = with the Induction into office ofj tha members elected by more than Seaalnola County people will 60 memcers of the new group. ba given an opportunity of listen­ Forty-five Sons witnessed the Im­ ing to all nine Candida las tapirprest iv a ceremony, many of lhant Ing to tha Democratic nomination accompanied ty their fathrrs, aa congressman from tha new members of the local Poat of the The stranger picked up on tha fifth Congressional District on American Legion. Da Land highway Thursday mid­ Tuaaday night. May 19, In San­ J. Carl Johnson, of Tampv, night and takes ta Famald- ford, whan tha candidate! will atata detachment commander, waa Laughton Memorial Haapltal with • peak at Samlnole County Coarttba Installing officer, end in motl a fraegurad shall, has bean partial­ house at 8 o’clock. Tha data waa Instances the officer upon taking I<hnlifted aa a raaldeat of announced this week by Ray TALLAHASSEE, Moy 18. hi* station was given tha charge ly Jacksonville. Chlaf of Potto* Roy flelden. of Daytona Beach; chair­ -{AP>— Death o f- Samator by Ml"father. These offtcen Lie: 0. Wnifima talegfnpbod tbo Jackman of tha Democratic Executive r f t r k Trammell In the oecond Captain, thirl Soderhlom; flmt sonvillo polka to endeavor to at- Committee of the new Fifth Con­ year-of hia six-year term at lieutenant, Webber Welbom; tec- tertian If a man moating the de­ gress Iona) District. Washington has changed the ond lieutenant. Sidney Stafford; scription of tha Injured man The committee ha* arranged complexion of Florida’s cam­ adjutant, Walter Campbell; f|. hers la miiaing from the Poplar •aria* of meetings In each of tha nance officer, Arthur Brmnan, Jr.: Point district ot that city. paign situation. Fifth Upon Ills reading last night’* count)** composing tha Personalities La the scram­ chaplain, Worley llrowtl; historian Pete Mem; efnrrant-at arms, Herald upon hia return from • trip Congressional District as a aera­ ble to succeed him have Buddy Riven; color hearers. Sid­ to Jacksonville, Hugh Whelchel te* to tha voter* who wish to drawn the political sp o t­ ney Richard and KagiaaM Soder- got in touch with tha polka and baa* each of the candidate* light away from tba racei tor blom. w— -i i n f o r m a l A r m b a b e lie v e d A * speak - *o that tha public nwy govoraof and other major stata Tha Sons at tha Logjiaw opened injured man la tba on* who asked become acquainted wlt|, the plat­ affleaa la tba regular Democratic thalr ni eting with tha singing of him last Thursday night f i r a ride forms of each of the gentlemen noodaatioa prlaariaa next month. tha first v en t of their theme song. to Jacksonville. Tha nun waa at •coking nomination aa tha naw Adding to tba lataraat la the “Carry On," to the tuna of tha tha Stata Market and In firmed congressman. confusion about tha method to ha "Battle Hymn of tha Republic": Mr. Whelchel bo was anxious to Several of these meeting* have followed In nominating n Demo­ W’e are the sons and worker* get back to Jacksonville, staling already bean held, among them cratic candidate to go before the that ha and wtfo resided at Poplar being those at Orlando and Ot An e-Van Lcqb>Po*ire*; voter* In tba November general Point. Mr. Whalchal's remem­ Cocoa, and all have bean a t­ For Cod and Country and our election contest with a Republic brance of tba man who waked for tended by a large crowd. At tha Flag an nominee 'for Trammell’* unthe ride tallies with tha description meeting* the candidate* outline We always firmly aland; expired term. uf tha Injured man picked up on thalr platform* and sr* limited We fight tha foes of freedom tha highway, It’a a question on which lawto about tan minutes In which to Aa our fath en did In Franca. 70ra, party offlciala and candi­ Mr. Whachal acceded to the present candidacies for nomina­ For them well carry on. date* themselves are In disagree­ They then repealed tha preamble stranger's request gad tba latter tion to tha people. Ray Balden, ment. Soma day tba Democratic to their constitution, which la pat­ crawled into tba back of tba truck. of Daytona Beach, aa chairman •xacutlve commit tea may call terned largely after the preamble Ha seamed to ba tired and aleepy. of the Congressional Committee apodal nominating primary while to the constitution of the Ameri­ and Mr. Whelchel'* negro helper of tha Fifth Congressional Dis­ “them any such a primary would can legion, only most of the Son* told their paaaangcr not to go to trict, will preside aa chairman at tha meeting In Sanford, to which bp nothing morn than a "straw know It by heart while the Legion­ •leap or h* might fall auV, Several atop* wore am ill be­ all Samlnole County people are and that actual nomination naires generally have to read >L tween Sanford and Patetka, and Invited. Ida by tba committee. This preamble h as follows: dis­ Sine* only on* matting can b* In a apodal primary "Ptound possessors of tba prlca- a t tha latter place k ’W certified aa tba commit- ^ is heritage, wa,'aona of Veteran* covered that tha stranger waa held la each county of tha die Mr. Whatehal drove aa ISM J u M eA.awe^a * Sanford waa selected a* the the World Wav> < « - associate C o n n o r S holla, oursalvaa together as T h a Sana teSulSJ "nu*"jr toe*ud pUc* ,n S*»' a Candidata fof Tram of The American Laglon’ for tba n o m m id t ^ nv<itHi|t tnijm rm goli County. following purpose: W. E. Watson, of Sanford, poat baa not appointod a commlttaamaa, and Mr*. J. W. donator to aorro until tba No­ “To uphold and defend tha Con­ Coat**, af Oviedo, commlttaevember alection. There were Indi­ stitution Of tha United States of wuaua, r*pr*a*nting Samlnole cation* tba appointment would ba Samlaola County on tha Fifth made next weak. Hundred* of CcngraaalonaJ Democratic Exacu telegram* endorsing n number uf tiva Commlttaa, bar* charge of piraona for Urn appointment tha airangatnenU in tba County have boon received. for this me*ting. Adding to tha senatorial specu­ lation la tba disagreement over Tha candidate* who bava quail which Democratic axarutlvs comfled to mak* the rae* for con­ mittao baa authority to act gressman from this district and who will appaar her* to present •Meeting tba party's senatorial candidate. thalr platforms, will ba: Jama* J. Banka, of Orlando. 1 Bam* candidate* want Chair­ J. J. Dickinson, Orlando. man J . B. Hodges to call the Royal C. Dunn, Aatatula. peccant commit!** and provide O. Raymond Elian, Orlando. foe a special nominating primary Jo* Hand ricks, DaLand. t* bn bald with tbo regular pri­ maries hi June. Hodg% baa antsmaa 8, McCawley,. Lfaaburg. Oaorga W. Scofield, Inrarncaa. ' ba would call a eommltJamaa O. Sharon, Sanford. for Jana 1 0 -o f tba W. J, Stead, XUtlmmee. whether a U to ba SHIRLEY GREETS FRENCH “DOUBLE” Townsend MenjCourt Acquits Cu t McNary’sjTwo In Tampa O regon L ea d tlo g g in g Case Returns From 3 Counts Against Others Quashed • t a l e se n a to r, polled ►?•••• M anil would briny * aommitten together for * mailing. Many of tba aammfttaa mambara ara r m-aUtUaw, including m Hidgna, who baa an- * apodal acntorlal .pvt- 12.252 vole* Vandenberg Tries To Block Friends CITY NEWS BRIEFS Of Florida Canal Old Astor Track Sold For $25,000 < To N. Y. Interests Diplomats Anxiously Poll Taxes Must Be Watch The Near East Paid By 11 P. M. O Elector Can’t V o t e Local Dance School Will Give Recital Labor Unrest Casses Cabinet Resignation c a s t . j l |r y t o d a y t o B C f|U lt t w b • ’• and The-.lore Nelaon 1I.34.V [ o f t h t> ae v fn 'fo rm cr'p o lIC B * In complimentary *«** on their1, m on nn t r « l fo r kidnaping reapectlve party tlcketa, * Presl Eiigrw* F. Pottlnol, one of dent Roosevelt trailed (senator [ three victims of mob violence Borah of Idaho. Rooacvelt re-|!last Nov. 13. celved ISJlrt comp.lmanUrj vote.J lira J court fro m th e D em ocfklF," HoVaV former Police Chief RQ. Tlttacelved 40,127 from the Republicana. M worth, who waa charged »• a* a c c e s s o r y , and Robert Chappell, . one of six former officer* (ienrxla Far Bsoaevelt ATLANTA, May 10.- (7PI — rharirrd as principal*. The court also knocked oak (iinrtt* Mnrbaeuf-lloyet (l-ft), choaen the “Shirley Temple’’ of Reorgva Democrat* will cast 21 three of four counts of Informa­ votes for President Roosevelt In France, arrived In llollywiHul to find a warm welcome fVnin the real the Philadelphia national conven­ tion against the other five de­ Shirley, who Is ahown acrcptinc v dull from her visitor (AP l’hoto) tion on June 23. Roosevelt was fendant*. leaving only the plate the only entry for the state pres­ charge thay kidnaped Poelnot, idential preference primary at the These five are C. A. Brown, J r , registration deadl ne today. The Sam G. Crosby, John P. Bridges, primary, art for June 3, will be F. W. Swltier and C. W. Car­ cal ed off arvl the President's $10,- lisle. Charges of false Impriaon000 entry fee will be returned to mont. conspiracy to falsely Im­ friends who contributed It. Roose­ prison and conspiracy to kid­ velt wilt nemo tha Georgia dele­ nap were dlsjplssed. The maxi­ gates, The state committee so mum sentence now facing Um provided If only one candidate filed. five is ten year* In rclaom upon Governor Eugene Talmsdge. conviction. of the New [leal, made no Judge Dewell, gava hia ruling i,u ^ r^ .u n Ki\f nmm„i.i:fr . Killing Amendments critic comment. after hearing atlorw ya argua the Woodmen Circle in the W ft. To Robinson Bill fur two daya and apwadlng all t ( W. hall next Monday evening ut h yesterday studying thq law. Offered In Senate o'clock. Charge* of kkdn^itng ' / --------- -V . ' Ro<V*.t*nd lo>«Ph tewa— barr Snaslay't tide*: High at 4:11 w A S H iN aro N T T K y ' h — VP) tha other mob victims, and fur A, M. and 5:17 P. LI., low at 10:50 —With killing ameadment*. San second degraw murder of Shoe­ A. M. and 11:20 P. M.; Monday's a tor Vandenlwrg, Michigan Re­ maker, who died of hia lajaria^ J : tides: High at 5: to A. M. and 0:11 publican, sought yesterday to P. M., brw at 11 1I A. M. block tha effort of Administra­ Rale of the 2,700 acra tract •till faca tha defendants, tea Chappath tion leaders to rontlnua tha known as the John Jacob Astor eluding Tittsworth and Chap: The weather: Crnerally fair to­ Florida Ship Canal and ra***- Grant, flva and one-half mllta west although Tittsworth la charged night and .Sunday Extreme north- mu<|ui>ddy power preject in of Banford on the St. John* River only aa an accessory after tbo weat Florida: Cloudy, probably Maine. for $25,000 waa reported this fact In the** crime*. shower* tonight and Sunday. Foe wf tha two undertaking*, week. I t la one of tha largest real Convicted Of Mardar estate transaction* In recent DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, Map Charlea Patterson and Ben Cat- Vandenberg proposed that no al­ months. tin were bound over to the July lotments be mad# to the projects Tha tract waa sold by W. R. 10.—(/!•)—J. K. Hogarth was to­ term of County Court today under until the next session of Con- O’Neal of Orlando, aa trustee, to day convicted of first gresa, regnrdleaa of findings nl bond* of 8150 each nn rhsrires of murder, with a mercy whose appointment Draw P. Swanson and W. M. Nor­ datlon, for tha slaying of CapIllegal fishing am of possessing engineers ton, representing the Produce land waa sought In a resolution ofaeine*. lain E. M. Jenkins at* Redtpy, — % frred Wednesday by Sanatot Corporation of New York City, tha state convict catpp, on Fab. 18. deal being put through by J. D. Final arrangements were made Robinson. Arkansas Democrat, Brown. The Jury's racommandaUon af this week to send about till) twiya majority leader In the Senate. It I* understood that the new mercy makaa imposition of tho Under the' Robinson measure owners pMn to devalop the targe life term mandatory. from this district to CCC rumps, Thirty-six whit* boys aal 15 » favorable report by tha bo#r>l* acreage this coming summar and Tbo state charged th a t Ho­ negro boys were accepted from of engineers would glva tha Praa- fall. The tract Is considered the garth, who waa olgltt guard a l Samlnole County, blent Immediate authority to al- last large body of land In this sec tha camp killed tha captain Ineate $10,000,000 to rontinu* tha lion which le eultable for trucking, while tha Uttar aUpt because of The «Uff of tho WI’A nursery canal, and $9,000,000 tor tba lid* with flawing wells and the protec­ ill feeling between tha man. Ho­ wishes to jr)|. Icly express thanks harnessing project. tion against cold afforded by the garth, who waa the only wit­ to Sanford Dmidney for eggs and V a n d a abarg’a amendments river. ness, denied tha charg*. among other things, would re­ club for a bushel of tret* donated serve to Congress tha right lo order tha allotment to further MIAMI, May J8^-(ffJ-F lre- 4h!a week. f u n d s for tha two New Deal en­ flghtara piled equipment on p Tha Woodmen1* Circle i* plan- terprise*—even If tha boards bargM and began a alow trip up nine for ■ Ion auppar and dance ( U r I k s I s s s s l s l s a r i se*) h e ld them Braalble. Naw North Hiear Canal today to ba alven In tha W. O. W. hall Tha United States and other Chairman Copeland. Naw York determined to atop tha march of on Tuaaday evening, May 'J(l. A foreign diplomat* watched with The time limit for paying p#H n spreading muck blaaa endan­ allvtr offering la to be taken at Democrat, announced a closed anatou* aye* today developments taxes aa a qualifies Lion Tor' par­ session of tha Cnimricrc* Com­ gering tha rlci, farm land! of tba door ami tha public will ba In­ mute# to consider tha bill and In tha Far East where Japan la ticipating In tha Tuno primary tha Lake Okeechobee region. vited. additional troops Into amendments Wednesday. Van- pouring Loaded on tko barges war* North China, and Japan and Ho- is i t o’clock tonight. County Tax drnberg and Senator Fletcher, tractor*, disc barrow* for plowDeland headquarter* of Jooeph v|«t Ruaala are at odds ovar a aa Collector Jno. D. ~Jlnklna win lag ditches, water bos* and & Hand rick* announra* that the Florida Democrat, leader of tha rlaa of border disputes along tha keep his office la tha Court pomptag pom play machinery. Operation# congraeaa mil candidate will >|iend fight for mora canal funds, ar* Siberian fontler, lfouie open until that hour. Poll taxes must bo paid fax warn oadar direction ef Cuy J. ■M St Mondiy In Samlnole County, member* of the committee. Japan’s present North China Vandenberg did not challanga troop strength of nearly 10,000 two years. Tha number who havu S ra llf, etata flro chief, who w n •peaking In Oviedo a t 1 o’clock, at oidod by a a aortal aarvty made Chuluota at 2e*t Conova at 4 amt the provision ot Bobinaon'a raao- soldi*r* la sufficient to occupy paid for 1934 la 8.1M and far by Flro. Warden O. J . Stock, of In Banford at H o'clock In the t'» n - lutlon leaving appointment of,tha •trategla air fields, railroad sta­ 1985 it 8.103. r . two boards lo President Roose­ tio n and Great Walt passe*. Mora Miami. -------------------------------------------velt. 11* proposed that each ba troops ara being sent Into tha . Stoaba reported tbo fire w i i Subscriptions of |4 6 nvide to composed of five mambara In­ •arnlay along a tbrea-mila front S alvation--A rm y, yaatorday. stead *f threat thm added twa ta «• the aoetbaaat baal or thx abo *M«r la tbo Everglade* about bring* the total to lt.M7.80 The Ire “experienced business execu­ 11 mile, moot of Devi.. Tha campaign la to continue neat week tives." GROVELANO, May 18.—<E)— Aiming moat hia amend manta M ob aloag tbo aoaal waa burn- until all proapact cent* bare been Florida’s watermelon shipping a**- . _ worked and all worker* who bam at i’assanaaquoddy, ha sought a •on will b# opened bare Mooday w net turned In thalr card* are naked study of points brought out In an Sponaored by tbo 8amtnolo whan two oars ere placed a t s ta ­ to do eo aa aoon aa poaaibla. adverse report an the project by County Chamber of Commerce, tion. David Saymour, grower of tk* f j the Federal Power Commission. tb« school of dancing conducted Tha board would ba required to by C. L. Eabon will give a recital early melons, said ha expects tha report on tho commission's hold­ In tha assembly hall of City Hall price will exceed that ot M TAM?A, May U U -W -F loring that a ateam generating m l Wednesday evening. Ra- year's first ear which brought 8788. Wtooo moved upward* power plant of capacity aqual to baareala began yaaUrday. again tbit week with another drop MIAMI, May li^ d O - C o ln Admittance wlU bo by invita­ ■ m aa and abfcmenta, according ctdontal with finding another that proposed for Paaaaraaquoddy W flgmoa laanod today by tba Flor- akaUton af a last Labor Day'a could bo built and operated .a t tion'cards which may bo obtained i.H G either from tbo Chamber of Com­ -------------------Ida CHraa C>change, covering the barrlcana victim, apodal bervtrc* a lower cost On tha tanaJ, tba board would merce c r Mr*. W. H.TTiawart. w o n planned yaatardny memorial- bo called upon to msl'* "an In­ Ulng war veteran* who lost dependent survey" of oppononta* thalr Uvea on tbo storm swap! contention that few shipping boro. concerns Intended to . us* tho OAIHMVTLLE. May U — Tba Planned In eonnootion with Me­ Culf-AUnntlo waterway. •xacutivo aommlttao of tbo Flor­ morial Day coromoaloa by the ida conservation council te meet­ patriotic observance committee BUMF FIB ED ON ing today to docldo question* of • f Miami, tbo aorvlco will iw SUNNYVALE. Calif-, May 11 policy aad other mattara. Begin Fight To Stop___ Fire I n Everglades ^ f - /- Fr " " ur*h8, labor departments. The war department n i a n i a Includes ISS3.000.000 for purely military purposes, port of .whkh will to low*id Increasing tho'Anny anllitmqnt strength l« 148,000 non, on lncm M of oboot U,000 man. A total of MS MW airplane* la provided far, w ills MJWO,* 000 wi'l go toward Improving aaa•om t defenaaa an tba woat eoait aad around Hawaii and tbo Pana­ ma OanaL Tbo bill adao' aarrtao Instructed To F r e e Tittsworth And Chappell On T r i a l In Bartow PORTLAND, Ore . May lft (Xh The long lead established hy Sen ator Charles McNary In early re­ turn* In the Oregon primary elec­ tion narrowed today aa his two opponent, both Townsend Pension Ex-Officers, If Con­ Plan advocate*, picked up sopport In nuts Ida precinct*. The vet­ victed, Face Terms eran Republican aenator. who held Of Only Ten Years a four to one lead laat nirhl. dropped hack to a three and oneHARTOW . M ay 16.— (A P ) — half to one margin. Ha had Id,’ 292 votes In 840 of the state's |. J iiilyrc* Rolfort T. Dewell' 027 precincts, Sam Brawn, former <lirt'<-tt*il tho T am pa flogging Indications Are That Sholtz Will Name Senator Next Week ramp that baa boon arranccd for tha Sana of tha U l t r a a t Saraaota bacinainc on Jana t9, and a read thoaa wlahlnc to attand to fila thalr a ppiWattorn early aa only 300 can bo accommodated and IIS applications bora already boon ratalrad. Tho antlra aapanaa ef tha camp w tl ba only |7 for tba 10 days. Baja attend!** It wtQ Ur* "army atyla," alaaplnc on army rota, anting mania prepared by army cooba, ' getting up wban “nrloDa” aoonda In tba moral** R u r a l 'Jury Precincts Heavier For Men Endorsed B y Pension Group Whelchel Thinks H e Is Man Who Asked For; Ride Thursday Vacancy Has Not ; Yet Been Filled NUMBER 174 Eatabliahcd la 1908 Watermelon Shipping Is To Begin Monday Citrus Prices Move Upward Paring Week Service To Be Held For Storm Victims LOCAL WEATHER Destroyi LOWDOK. * - 1/PI—Attempt* to wrack the Army llim p TC-U with rifle •hot* worn dimlae ad by Major Clarence B. Lobar, commando* of Moffett. Field, where tba air- •kip % r i t t M . ----------------- �Herald The WeJr To Good Newspaper re e d m can Vanity clpOHOiab unties of th at man Ztpi raahinnton ■ and tone to Puerto Rko on 1)In honeymoon. ; parehUy haa been drunk ever since he le ft Wi newspaper accountsindicate indicate that thathehehaahaa progressively ------------- aecotmta smashed up two cars, Broken dow n's city gate, figured in a near riot, got mixed up in a political brawl, tossed empty coconuts but of a hotel window at atrangeri passing by, and generally conducted himself tp a manner to bring disgrace both upon his constituency and his country. ' It is a puzzle to moist of us bow such.mail over manage to get into Congress. Surely he did not become a drunken reprobate immediately upon election to Congress after be­ ing a clean nnd decent citizen throughout ali, the Dwt of hi" ll£ . Ha mpst have been something of a ppm. eyajl before he was elected to Congrres. and tho ] out knowledge of what they were dol way. Qr may bp they had po iviUmatJvg. boon th at his opponent in ths election was reputable S» hq haa proven to be. It la 1 mo tljat any people knowingly would elect a man. of Zlonchcck'i ■J* type to an Important office. «hw But too many times the people go to U u polls wi thou, making sufficient Investigation of; the ’’BHfllflqtTY lives ah characters, and policies to know Just who, i f th e host nun for th« office. Often they go down, to tho poilo and vote for * man they wouldn't think of voting fpr if they knew an the facts obout him. They w*jt uptfl dicUon day, not only to find out what kind of nwn are runptpg> but even who Is running. Then they votg for a rpao WMause his name comes first on the ballot, or irocauso h it opponent happens to belong to another church. 8omeonc has ssid, that the pec«4« deserve the kind of government they get. If popr laws are paaaed, it is because incompetent men afe elected to leglelaUve offices. If there {s graft and corruption In the enforcement of laws, ft Is because grafters and crooks are chosen a t the polls. If aovarnmental waste and-extrayaomce. hlghrtBJCttfOlTAnd K litlcal incompetence are the cause of bad business, hard nea, and unemployment, It Is because the representatives of the ncople selected by tbq people are Irresponsible and for plsatf. m a t . Dork Eatsabgro, John BTsUThe, M l j Overstreet, Batty Aaa Waite. Lyra** ahool, H m h l Ssriega mwWr. J r , O ir w i Ifcnald***, Tho Mrs. QUlio Doris of Jackson- ;Jr, Jimmy Thompson, Foiikm vUta to »l*lUosr two toolhoc, H a. Thompson, Both Anter*cn. Gr*co prr ta rw!^aj*#^ NnH^M h* te*. Grant . H f J E#S i IWWAten. Btttp BSawe. Atec* Larill* Gom!l, Hr*. Mr. and Mro-_W. J. David Whitaker, condition. It .was anno*neat that •soak Bumtey to ^ CaHeo. m i V Q kn Brown of U U M*ry. Mr. and Mr*. Ateerl Whitaker, thrao hpndrad now catalogue* U Sanford. They returned to Palm ■ktails T n s Charts*!* Two, Jr^ have morad from «cnfo#d flkto Elsie KeWhorUr, Marjorie Wal­ IBosch Sunday afternoon. ter*. J*w*Lyn g in k , WUron Mr. and Mm. E, S Ball, Mlao harisg a party with tho. world and all tha csnujrtei whM» to chx>M aodtiak Thp h*t may lacloda Riith Gwen Whether »ho U Is D* os Floriito, ’ Shakottosam wood. 0o* doesn’t haro to worry, abegt Hie guaata >wing eong*nUl, hut can make the most fantastic rm kinatkin*. Even MiumIIaI, go) ilaite flaite Hclaxlc B*la*« 1* can rub o*b «4ipw» gihows quit* pcacctbly In In aa psrngrapk. pirngrapk. quit* pwtc««bly and Governor Shu ts *nd Hr. Rail' don’t b ars to b« ><parstadi aval by aitfrisk*.......... . **• Holiday. *v*nlng at th« B*niaola .High. School, Hanford 1* l* ha** 1Ha first symphony concert, gg>t lh*rs win ba « great gitlwrjAg-ot th* clsn of local mu»l* . IpygrpSooro of tham wanted to hs*rr lt ,twic* and want dawn in Oflaado unreliable. to hear th* *>nt< orehrotr* an If you want good’government, you. must Wednesday, Mr*. Hapry, Wlgfit to office. In order to do this, you must f M out which capw home *tea pod I* TnckgikMrcsndldstes arc good and which are not. Ip prMtically ev­ >ky, and baamlng,. wi(h ery rpce there ard candidates who The Vk^i Racket teA Vwnf tMVJOTO foils*ini *11 i t T i bot'ngmhpr, I(* N aw YnfX c , t R» C h n ria i " I jie k y ” L uciano, a low who iw n c o n tn d o f th e hlggent c ity '* vice r w k e t b y killing o ff co m p etitio n , a n d th e n m ad e a m llllo n 'd u l- “ lara out of it. has at last been brought to tho bar of juatica guk *Log*rte*«. It mu»t lu t" cll^ to ‘ ——---- o--------- w# lag w hen th* state organ- a n d in try in g to e x p lain how h a m ad e hig m oney a n d w h a t ^Uog *f ‘ Teworondit** la galng ho d id w ith It. S om e o f N ew York** m o o t n o to rio u a proa• otwone a roia fro guveraer. tltu tr n h a v e been h elp in g h im b y e x p la in in g th a t hi* h a lf *£or* for it*. Symphony mu«l<fl Th*. vary namr 1* fall of ilynamlt*. F*r one person. It means "a lot of maonInslclls noW#.“ For another, if-r* tMnjy near ecstasy not to bo fouml anywhere else—water running oyer cool stones, mountain peak* lowering In the sun, a thicket of birds saying gooi morning to th* world. In Now York, there In. a sroqt scientist, nervous, high strong. II* go** to symphony ronceyte h*riuse they put him to aleepi A member of the Metropolitan h*|. 1st, Harriett* Henning nf- Winter Park, the pretty Irlde with g*r» denis* la the Camay soap ad, goro to symphnsy concert* tarsus* they wako her u|>—mike her mora nllre. more alert, more awsr* at the world wo live In. Vilma £hsen. Orlando’s famous dancar, who cavorted so merrUy with llud.ly «nd Eleanor Powell I* Hip "Slug Before Hreakfi*!'* . acepo In i"nr<adway Melody” lays she terns 1symphony mrisle haeaiwe It r*laxc* her, soothes her nervse. t Tugyr*ll, the well known watet, complain* that hlf ttlemairt »dmlnlitr»llon" will t* fold np If h*w approprisXT* out mod* for It by July n u ad id Ideal eta th* League of Nation* ha ricrg*sterol In September a vtew te heiaglag s4 giatff. JittAyi* in the Gif* f. Th* Frinw MlateUr te aa ate*. T te United' BUtes .te bteUn«d te Id a th* toagu* tkaa it was fifteen yror* ago. be W ill worth taking. tbla week for her northern heme at MeMtn, Moss, whom aha. will meet s guest from England. Local fblka who attended the barbcm* at Genera pq. Thursday wars Mr., sad. Mrs W. J. Walt*. J r . sad children,. Chads* A. Wale*, 8. J, Or*ntrait, M*y>>r and Mrs. ManicIt, A pleasant day was enjoyad. Griff BoboUUld. U borne again with hU Barents. Hr. and Hr*. J . Prod Sthofleld, after taking * course at, tte Bapllit Collage at LoularJUs, sy. At the Episcopal Church Sunday tho Her, Martin J . Bran* of. Sanford preaihed an eloquent sermon ip ■Oommeoration of Mother's, pay, C, C. Jackion, who ha* bean In the Sanford Htupiiid, ha* rtturned to hi* homo hero somewhat improved. A delightful recital was given hy the students, of Mr*. Bertha flaushtoo’s muila, etas* at Lyman school Friday night when the auahane row* kj AN Amerles o eomporom Including. many pptrlotk senga, A large sudMv* waa present. John Bbtllpo r*pdered a rote.’ there were solo* and reading* by U l i Mary ptipjl*. Taking port were Anuta Hum. phroy, Robert Harttey, France* Ka­ rin*. John Forward. Mary Minut­ er, Billy Hartley, Natalie True. Ula Backham, K ill MaWWten. Charlatte True, Marjorie Walker, Ornate WhkMen, Ante* Whltaker. their danghtro, Ruby 1 Bcfrcshmvnta orf c*ha fro war* rorv*d th*‘ Both wot* prcrontl Dorcs* CIrate mat' uadsr th* oak*. Ttnuwiay arinnroer with Mrs. Wartrod FfcnMl *k*- with Km. Boroll *iM-HNt Mrouwrrosr* strata td hip. on quilt blacks OSd rag iSWA A* Mr. and Mr*. Mtrrer M*rray nnd children rfsited Ilia. Murray’s pnrente, Mr, and Mr*. Ilood, a few ilays rorontty. Ml** Doante Bell Setter* nnd ste- gurota v » w*e#’ ptess*d‘ lte-hsw* Mr*. Ftehro, Mtw Tyrot,. Mr*. W*1b and Mrs* W f M m Mambarn praront *r***1 Hr*. *»1«•oti. Mr*. BoroB, Mro. Hrosn, Mr*. Polton. Hr*. Annter. Hi*. Garda Rwanton, Mrs. Flanwi, Mr*. Mum. Mr*. Arekla Swanaag- and Uro. RalUngsr. BafrwbroanU of c*k«* nod.cwffro w*r* ro*v*d. Ah *11-day srorlng kro >In planned tO r Wednesday, tha ISih. tee, nr* occupying Mr*. A. BBh' kooro this summer^ A good steed and appreetetty* auili-nc* attended * rroital glron by th* music pupils «< Mrs, J . R. Houghton teat Prklajr night, May 8, at Lyasaw School in Longwood. fn which pupt!* froro Lang- I Hhi’KAT ^ A T b j i ^ A a A w S f ^ Q T ^ V f t r ? 1 RXEMPTIOlJ AOt IH 1»S3 AT A TIME WHEN H GENEVA DS FROM TAXATION Hr A. GRAY, SECRETARY OF B T A W I M is BMTOFWIi DROM : M W r tt i : i p n r o rtero froro ft, ladFungoa^ »*d lb* fcomhtew* of th* promt teunrt- C aulidate tor S writing jvronHs boot*. B*r "Bit­ ty” , th* biography o f an *irly kte atrtetty erety.eokrtaie^ te th* *troy t f aa eld New ; m l the home of Mr. asd Mr*; C . ***** remembering the Ihth hirtkidsy at * y«ar ta Harold U Davis’* “Honey la Th* Horn," for they h * n given tbelr roeiUT ta Ua:h«i Fteld’e "Tlteo Out Of Mlad* Of th* most It w*a the agrae pious hopa exprtaaed for l*ualbing diet dlstlngutehod navel of 1U8. Awl m achlnu. It la the aaroa argument one often hear* now hrortl’y. 1 take my stead with tk« for legalizing lotteriee. We have thole thinga anyway, Bookseller* fer “Time Out Of v«* Iftewte: »od .rolaUte*. -gsdbe*Sd.#r FACTS^ A R B STU B BO ’b**y^ *»d tk« polgniqt tnterlute Which Nat oat Kata *p**d toAward for the b**t novei of tk* g*thro *| tk* •U.Fertun# house. mettero with her Bister,' Bfa. If. AL Fry, sines tho death <d Mr. Fry^ U ylaltlng now for o few weeks with relatives far Tampa. Another Ma­ ter. Mr*. cibotetM Tyner *f Tamp* le stilt her* with Mr*. Fry. Mr. and MK B. H. CSateUn and their eh(Wren, Bill and Bet­ ty Cargill, left Tuesday for theta Northern Some Ig Wayne, I f . t . after spending'the wlatar herw oa their piaee on the Country (Bob road. Mh CrodotoirgnsO'BtWaero of nice celery on their little place. They ha** roots* tter p'aou Friday evening1* UuSber ob “The wicked flee when np ip^jureueth1 e * • It seem* that the National As­ sociation of American Booksell­ er* disagree -vlth the PuIRsro why not legalize them, bring them upder the control of the state and get soma money out of thorn T We have noticed, however, that the rtprel of prohibi­ tion hag not reduced the quantity of liquor drunk, nor tha flkka, with garopea* number of drunken driven. The pemroe of the pari raumanly directing th* oper- luel bill has not decreased the number of racetrack* in thU •f. Afrtcajj oad Indian ■tatf, nor the xn\otmt of gatqhUng on boreae opd doge. The tO# ffvro Hw roar. That, legalizing of alot machines haa simply moved a few In the | T wv«M hg aa New Deal back rooma of pertain at area up tp their front doore, aqd (fate. American color l.u incroaaed their number ten or a hundred, fgld. I rwtekloa against rodMaking lotteriee legal will increase the amount of money loot in thle way, will (Imply divert more than;avex ■from the normal channela of trade to the vain hope of mak* l u a kllUng. UgalUIng prostitution w«l almply take’ It out of aegreiated diatricta Into tho moat reapqcUbie and Law-abiding sections whore women who u>od to hove to hide from polka will parade up and “ the city carrying placard* advei The way to conquer vice Ig opd to fig every atep of the way. Decent temporize cgol a pouted* pageant. •'The Goto of Prograe*.” waa put on oniter ditpcUaa of Mr*. Houghton, hi which all pop took (.wipart. Chir. . .--- w- ' ---i w n au pupil* 100*Dopari, “ d Mtoday sf lait «Nk aetar* wwrw. Keeper of tho GaU, "*3 ****** ' NaUH# Traot •’CotemMa," Graeo •ft*, Hell* Thom*. temaking WUddoo; Kh( baiter and loader •rtenstre bnym m eU on hot, of the da**, Both Andonon. BoMrao* ' • (Idas th* where ipeaher*, o role, i ’ **i---“Oar Country’* Flag," waa witf r a B!*i i i i n v by ’John BteUlne, followed by M i n t s A U tV f pledge of defiance and "The w „ _ . .._. _ _ . Aiwerkan Cfred."i Our Own Mtil W nlDod Ramsey United SUtaa (Edward Bok) m y Robert, left Saturday, May », b* J.wtlten Marsh followed Lr v u tM . U 4 mrmi nuak * �« BATEHPAY, MAY l l , 1 |3 » T H * SANFORD HTRXLD, SANFORD, FLORIDA By Wiley Pads* lir S T R U E T v. i*. a. u , t:** r u . Hi m o a t , 1; A T THE CHURCHES ac. Or. anC Mr*. T. P. Balt* 4 !«»#.1 I' 'so. M l ‘r r'tm y v*> C lares JMi-nlc. a a Itolllns r » ) U | i on T i l l tat or lh# outiVnorn • » I W h II - v " .' o n m u or hod iliu ia .w a > u u id .a iu iu i. Tha IWv. w Mrs. Henry English Calendar Presides A t Meeting MONDAY Hcld » at 13:30 P. M. a t tha pariah e*». tw isted by Mr*. W. K. Wall*, houaa for a covered dlah lunch- Tho*e present were: Mr*. J. 0 . eon. Regular meeting will follow.1 Waits, Mra. B. J. Corwin, Mra. Tho Semlnok County Federa- I G. A Radford, Mm. Beaak Hon of Women’. Club* will meet Hutchlaon, Mr*. H. F. Phillip*, at 11 :S0 A. M. at the Lake Mary Mr*. W. 8. Thornton, Mra. ClarChamber of Commeree, with tho ence Smith, Mrs. J. K. Hettinger, U. S. W. V. Auxflkry and lh . fake | Mr*. W. E. Walla. Mr*. John Mary C. of C. Auxiliary a*'ho:t lVaughn, Mr*. W. It. Edtnfkld, owes. Luncheon at noon. Mra. W. 1* Clark, Mra. W, A. w v n iiM n iv I Tillla, Mr* P. D. Parker, Mrs. WcDNESDAT , John D Q^nkin,, Mr*. W. C. The Night Circle of the P in t Lynn, Mr*. E. M. Klrchhoff, MU* Baptlgt Churt), will meet ah 8:30 June Waddell, and Mlaa Natl P. M. In the T. E. L. elaaaroo.n. Vaughn. - Your Money’s Worth J. J. Cates will give a lot more serrlce for a lot less dollars if elected County Commissioner from District 2. Frigidaire Unharmed After n la ts r, M»>| In V, 7 U0 |> Nu m t s v \m C m p m I^nctst Ru ft ds f * lie " **r lil. t h e Itsrnl 1 ‘ i . f p a I ' a .Ip I w ’•H I hidVv • h « r g * n f lit** Hiin<tsp m o r n l h i c *ervl«*r Th** im b ll i* la IrtVIt e»l 1*1 n il I h r a** H t n l f f i Mlse .D orothy Powell, student a t tha Massey Business Collage In Jacksonville, la apcn.lng the weekend h e n with her mother, M n. C. M. Hand. g m iT A M K rn n n ltT O I D B O I L ila th* !!•»* «p*sli«r. M in i ..n a ry kfurwfap 1 e*rt p X. 8 o el* il* ,, M” r Sroul Martino Tesaday, ll , ii"V,'Vy ' k tVarablp Wtdaaeda u s so m e Urn*. WILSON’S 331 F. FIRST ST, IVa build and repair furniture and j Sell anything you haT* on Coromlaalon J. M. WILSON. Pray ■ v o a ln g M orviro. 7 ««' P. ML llIntBttr. W itm.ipi A,minister. 1C | | 14 A ' • p X CABINET SHOP a m i roaNvnrrg Thompoon. 1L A j i . 1£ NOW OPEN t in in n fP rftb rtv rUu tl*-v*rnm#nt| Horning Wort hip. If •# A. i c Ch«rvh g<ht>*.i. 11 oo A- tc LEVI? 9T 0N 6 II M ,lTVuHrhrtol, y ■ !* I *i i hufftn Wnrvhlp fltrvlMI Al tnil i 00 p. u. Y*»un(r I’MipJ#, Tee J u.Uf ft \\\ Wart. *?mn* nm l Ha*, w. J *.>•..». naator. g u h J > y S c h o o l , in OH A. 1 C Horning Scrvtcs. liU f A. M. ■toning Kervlre. I 01 P. H. StifleVk i r t c nftwci'fii on the second end fourth Run<la?t of •tch month. Claranc* E. Bell arrived la«t night from South Caro Ina to spend tho week-end h e n with Mr*. Bell and th e ir young daughter, Anne E lisabeth. W o r a h lp , riM*T MKT1(0 III ST CHURCH In Tlie H*tv st Inn Army oil oref the death of her mother. Hrh<*il. ».«* A. Id. U o rn ln r n .rm o n by lh a p a l l o r . i V ..iin« l* .n p l. m * .i a t T:M > V a r l.h lln ii.a . B p an h a r, Jodi Sarvlcp, « so p, tkpFn-aif M oling, k™. Victor McLeu in returned Erfcay froen Wamntown, Oa. w hen she era, called recently by A v .n u s a n d I r l I ll.*. John Barnard Hoi I’h o r r h p. y. I V W i o f Mrs. Allen Stoat will n g re t to learn that she U U1 at her hoaae in Roa* Court J*m*» M R o f . J . M T h o ... tv*on la p r o m o t t n j ’M M tIn g D t h a t a r e U lf f * r * n t" H u p daf avfnlngi al T 10. io um m kS wu K*H N n-AUkO - r S S a 'n w S S r e S S S'” Orphanage Tag Day Tb# prayer band of the Preaby-. . . __, ___ Urian A uallkry will meet at 3:30 o « « m*d* f,or *, * * * * * P. ML a t the church. BatuHey, May 30. for tha BenRagu’a r program meeting of tho •*" Springe Orphanage at tha Woman’* Missionary Society of of th* s *r,h th e 1 F ln t Methodial hurth wUI P«rk*r Orphanage Club held be held a t 1:30 o’clock a t tha Wednesday afternoon at the church. home of Mrs. P. D. Parker. Mrs. ______ John Vaughn k d the devotional ln* IU M b AT . and Mr*. Parker presided. —'TV* -FVkndahlp L ean * o f.th a R e fro hmeate-weaw served dur- ■nrnar V a ra Vraarhlna Kor.lra, IV** A. U Prrarhloo S-r»k». t II P. M Toun* I’anpU'a Mtatlnc Friday. T:l* v M. Prayar Ua.iino tVadnaadar, l:J> Personals ' Tha basinet* and m ast-1 Homer Little and lira. S. H. Engbig of tho Co-ed Clam of the **ah. Refreshments ware aerrad by S r a t Methodist Church will maet the host***, **«■ D- K I t 8.M P . 1L a t the home of MeNlkh ,Bd Hiss Minnk Beck. Judge and M n. R. W. Ware. 711* Those praarnt w en; Mrs. C. P. Palmetto Avenue. , Hendaraon, Mra. Robert Waln■The WPA aymphony orchestra' "rig h t, Mrs. Claude Tyre, Mr*, will giro ■ concert at the Semlnok 8- H. English. Mr*. Julian Yarn, High School auditorium. The pub- M n. S. C. Graham, Mr*. II. E. . . . . . . . i Morris, Mr*. Jirk Stemper, Mra. tlio Archie Franklin, M n. H a u l meet Smith, Mra. Homer Little, M n. M n. w. J. Pell. Mm. D. K. Mr Nab, and F ln t ‘he Mkaea Minnie Beck, Then W. S. i V kktry, lorene1 Franklin, en-I Street Inspirational meeting and an- Mildred Lumlry nual birthday party of the Preaby* ---------------------- lO M .n c iiin o m o t n c a rh« .ULriay Krhoal. l i t* A. U Tho homo of lira . L. F. C a m a r Regular p ro f ram meeting o f 1 ™h U b * #f *h# FWelk C aaa of lha Woman’* Missionary hock- ’ * • F lrrt B aptist CJioreh KalJ tjr of lha F ir s t Methodist Church Thurariiy s e r e n in g with Mrs. will U k* p lica i t 1:30 P . M. a t, UeBrT ®»«IUh PrvaWIng. tha church with C irck No. om , During tha kx-DI period game* Mrs. B rodk William*, chairman, and contest* wera cnJoiM and in charr*. prltoa w e n awarded to M n . I. Campkall. p u #«w ( \ r n o i .u ( H lH f ii > HFttngtTTiNr p a u f” r | HA A VI it fill Mlaa E liiateth Mathvin for the pait week, plana to return to her home tomorrow. Friend* of Mila Laura Schmahl will b* glad to learn th a t ahe Is improving from a recent lllnra* at Daytona Beach where ahe I* .pending tho summer with hri mother, Mr*. Otto Schmehl, ani Mils Mary Ellaabeth Schmehl. Subscription Card Party Given At Club A Urge number of gueets at­ tended th* aubacriplton card party given TMureday evening a t th* Woman’s Club on Oak Avanu* by th* ladles of All Souls Catholic Church for the benflt of the church bilking fund. Mrs. Paul Peto’d was general chairman of the af fair. Contract and auction bridge and other card gam*, wore enjoy*® and late In th* evening score* were added and prise* awarded. Among tho** receiving prise* were: Mrs. W. A. Ludwig, Mr* J. K. Grad wick, Mr*. R. A. Camarm , J r , M n. Chari#* Kenner. Mra. B. X. Takaeh, M n. H. D. La­ me*. M n. Peter Thuriton, Mr*. Henry Tamm, M n. S, F. Long, Mra. Walter L. Cooper, Mr*. Wat­ ford. Mr*. H. M. RumbUy, Mm. W. A. Leavitt, Mrs. W. II. Relts, M n. John Stanford, M n. O. R. Eatridge, tha Mimes Halta Witte, Maud* Ramsey, Maddin* Malkin, Elisabeth Whittington, and Clyde Ramsey, E. Compton, and Ray Daniel*. Mr*. F. C Rnumillat was th* n d p k n t of dbor Lata in the evening refresh menu were served by th* Mlases Wilma LtInhart. Lucy RoumllUt. Mary Wathen, and Virginia Fttald. Quant It lea of eala Idls*. — . i i ----------and other garden flowers, w tf. need to adorn Uk dub for the oc Among tho*# present were: Mr* J. Fleischer, Mrs. A. C Fort. Mrs. W. A. Loavitt, Mr. and Mra. Paul Peaald, Mra. C. F. Proctor, Mm. L. E. 8p#neer, Mr. and Mr*. O. R- Eatridge, Mr. and Mra. George E. Balm**, Mra. Jun# RoumllUt, Mra. Franck Mortvetbor, Mr. and Mra. 0. M. Harrison Mia. T. L. O’Connor, Mr. and M n. 8. F. Long, Mr. and Mra. T. C. Pitchfold. Mra. 0 . L. Cameron, Mre. W. A. Ludwig, Mr. and Mre. J . W. Peaold, M n. J . Toll, M n. & BenJaaUn, Mra. C harin Xenaor, Mv*. J. B. Boot, Mre. Freak Meiach, Mr*. A. B. Mahoney, Mm. Kmm *f^]\Ir8, R a l p h W ig h t Leke, Mr. and Mr*. H. D. Lagona, Hostess At Bridge Mr. and Mm. Otto (kildwell, Mn. Jacob Mayor, Mra. M. Wat­ Mm. Ralph 11. Wight enterford. Mn. If. M. humbley. M n. taiiml the member* uf the liltd* hi A. Manenr/et, Mr. and Mn. Henry Wednesday Afternoon Club with Richter, Mra. Joe Meiach, Mr. anil a bridge party Wednesday aft- The Hln Mm. John Stanford, Mn gnd Mr*. ernoon at her home on Golden rontorii-d J. E. Grad irk, and Mr. and M n. lake. Rosea and other gardenl***rlf n,“ Walter U Cooper. flowers were used as decorations. Also Mr. and Mra. R. A. Cam­ At the conclusion of the bridgt eron. J r , Mm. R. A. Cameron, Hr,, games refreshments Were served Mm. Mary Mirkkr, Mr. and Mr*. by the hostaas, assisted by Mrs. K N K T IIU IIIS T t'H V B tg l B. I. Perkins. High score priie, l Fe IIK k . M o n ro e , Ij'e , tin Tamp e. Mra. J. J. Gut. Mr. and a novelty purae, was awarded to The lie* J., IV. Ivey, yneseei Mr*. H. Mewing. Mrs. John Ibrbat, Mra. Floyd A. Palmar. H untley Ht-huoI 10 00 A. M. i'rearhlne A. 1L Mr. and Mm. T. L Sullivan. Mra. Thoie present were: Mm. E. F. T l‘. M a.11:00 « J« p M. B. E. Takaeh, Mr. and Mr*. E. Houaholder, Mre. M. S. Wiggins, I’r e e r h l n e T 10 P. M. Compton, Mr. and Mm. Ray Dan- Mra. II. L. Parkins, Mrs. Floyd FIH BT n i t T l l T I 'l U 'H r t t Ida, Mra. Catherine Berner, Mrs, A. Palmer. Mr*. C. R. Klrtky, tV IM lem I 'u r k llr* > ,S -. I r , l u l l s . , Mary Schaal, Mra. P d .r Tinra. Mrs. Norman S. OeForeit. Mm. K itll.r IVi.ruhlp. II >m A St. ton, Mre. W. F. Rungs, Mra. A. E. 8. O. Chase, J r , and Mra. Walter Mur n in e W n ru h lp 11 »• A. If. W etlr.e stU y W n rth lp I S*. P. M, Mallem, Mra. W. H. Rein, Mr*. R s r |ih n n e u f«>r Ih r h a rd a f h o s r J. M. Hayeo, Mrs O. P. Herndon, Inr. Mre, F. E, Roumlllit, and Mr. and K v e n ln e W o rs h ip , l o o p M Mr*. J. Howe I Fish and ehildre'i Mra. Htnry Tamm. left today for their home at Mid riNST f 'l m u il OF CltRItT Also the Misiea Josephine A. dletown, N. Y. eftrr spending the irtK ^ T lS F Tamed, Charlolt Smith, Daphne winter here. They will ba Joined C h H M U n H n w n ra | p r f t ( » s I F * h#(d • ftr r H ii rulstv mormna al th* church Takaeh, Mary Mahoney, Ada there lattr by Mr. Fioh. al Her* Msscnnrl Pir»«t st !!:<>« alngletnsy. R*va rh rry . Helen A* M, 8uM#ct for trimorrnw U "Ito rtt o «i ii *I In im u rt A l ii H WPi*. Mata)* Ranfiey,' Amnka Dr. S, S. It shy has returned to This rhurch mMint*Inc s fra* Takaeh. Ellen Hoy. Madeline hla home al G u m , Ala, after ft sad In* Itfuiifi at the churrh wh«n Madam, Klliaheth Whittington, spending a short time here with •h* DIM* am| all aufhnri««,| (?hr1a* h*ilknot t ?t«rc*ur# m v and J. 0 . Tladerer. Frank Takaeh, hla son-in-kw and daughter, Mr. lion raail, horrnarM or purchaaatS. tlpaik and other*. TuaAcay and rrldaya from t In S and Mn. H. A. lluyne*. 8CHKDULB CHANGES THE TAMIAMI Caw plat# Iy A lr-Cm Stkaad 23 Hours - 80 Min. TdN EW Y O W C A rally for the ten candidates seek* ing the Democratic nomination for Congressman from the new Fifth Congressional District will be held in SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE* SANFORD Tuesday Night, May 19, at 8 O'clock This is the only meeting arranged for Seminole County, so plan to sttend and hear the candidates explain their candfdsdffl. DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE !AMPA You'd Fall In Lore With Her, Tool Lovely Loretta u bafk on th* *crecn toon gU»oroui and i cunningly beautiful than e m l No wonder the dashing »ur of "Mutiny on tha Bounty” i* head over ht*L in lore! They’re a grand team in thb gay exciting drama! LO RETTA YOUNG FRANCHOT TONE T H E UNGUARDED HOUR'' U G U Vmim ./k g h e . n 4 N O L A N D Y O U N Q jr m MONO, SUNDAY To The Voters IMPORTANT Effective May IT. N ertkhm * ^ j | Starting Tomorrow | | of the Fifth Congressional D istrict RAY 8ELDEN, Chain H.J.Lehman Is NOT Opposed Homestead Exemption ! But’Mr. Lehman believes in regl homestead exemption and not the 50 percent kind for which the original bill provided. There were features ot that bill which M r. Lehman did oppose. He did not think it was fair to exclude from it* benefits widows and orphans. He did not'think it was right to excluda single persons who did not happen to have dependents living with them at the time. Furthermore, he anticipated that tha bill as it waa drawn would not exempt homesteads from taxes for the payment of bonds. Bur he docs believe in 100 percent homestead exemption and if elected to the Legislature will work to increase the benefits of this law. Mr. Lehman believes-that our homes constitute, the., backbone of this country. Mr. Lehman is a’ home owner himself and has four children, three tonebvlaw and five grandchildren, all except one living in this county. And Mr. Lehman believes in upholding the moral sanctity .of ^hc home, and tho Standards of clean and decent family Dfe, as well as the homestead ex•tnption amendment. You Can Trust Him Word ! le County M< COATES. y -T "T . "a For The Legislature In Group Now .... t* M to # t g »***!*■># O s a M g Plt#w O > 1 . t N. J , U t a r -n �\ - > A vr-v For Mem M fg ia te Mnud ■ W C o n iity */■*/ D i i lr ! CHARLIES1DUNN M. C. GlNHER 'Va■ *1(BolW V RAYMOND BOSTON. STEELE G. SHARON PX T H R A 8H F :j . <PUNIE) STEED / '" » » ■owed! ■■< th a t three (I) a n U i For County i'w U n h a v e y o u r hi A iu a D istric t N o . S For governor 'AN CHAPPELL WM. C. (H o m a lq j Bffl) HODGES E RALEIGH PETTW A Y For Attorney General J. J. GATES V^CTOit CHECK ----- Ja Da DAVISON i t ■ • FRED A. DYSON ? me a tta r tk* data a t th is publication lwtmlrhd each I M i m r of i h > M rp o n - tlo a i ILMed below th a t 1 kaee hot In lha ■ntaallme Iliad thatr reporte dua and paid all taaaa dna a a d a r tha previsions a t c t a t l a r A BIG Bletarn for 1 ' lltUa dol- MtTT, Acta a t t i l l , t a v i a t lar. WMmldt’i Studio, phono Florida, will ha certified l a tha O nrerner who will taaaa procla­ 331-J. m ation a t th at tlaaa dleeolvlnc ■aid corpora tla a a IKIIINOL* CWCNTT 1N ana Place of Bnaloaw I l l a m a ( I t l e t Compear, ■•»*•»* LOST: P atp] A artcoltorat Mach Corporation, T h ra U r. S ' . T h a Hanford Alcona Company. SnntorC 801 M a c M i Allan (LI Hard Com p a n t. Tha. « sn su r U h e , Fro a t Im provem ent O a. fd h a S m T a m a , le a , la n ia rd LaAa iaa aa p 1st ad Company, U k ivo m I t r • Lake Mary D aralapm .nl Co., I u < Tord a t i Monroe T raaaporU llon Coca* aaap. P aatard U h a Aad B tm laele Oerperallen, Beater* ' L ah e lle ro d eh Corpora tla a Baaford U w lo a Bra there Com pear, Orlado Lawton's Store, lac .. Oviedo U a Broe. InveetmeBI Co., dan fo rt LeMeaon M ortpaaa * laraatm ant . Tianpaap, BaMaad------------------- Y fflC om p& pfler OTTO $CHMEHL' COLORED GIRL w an t■ job cook, m aid, o r n a m e . VI W llliam a, 911 C ppraia A t *. — PETER THURSTON t'o^County Commissi W. B. BALLARD ir m ROY U HOWELL w U w ia (t|. D ) Company, Sanford U o rd Shea C om pear. Sanford Lockakelehee C attle Com paar, Sanford U rns (It. A ). I no.. Baatard L eaateka B a ta ta * l a e , Ovlede REX PACKARD Anlor Parma. lacorporaled, ford _ _ — Automatic Fountain B| H im tC aatral Florida, la a , Tha, " tord . far A aioraotlra Btipplp Com pan p. Baa• *M San BaaLoudon D aralopm ant CoIk f, Sanford B.T°Amd a M alar Com pear. San­ Mae,ralll (F ra n k R .) * Co., Baa­ • ford ' tard Baldwin tn . I . ) Company, l a a , Magaelta H a lib ta , Incorporate* B aatard Cell H a rd w a re Com pany, T ha, FURNISHED garage apartment. B a a ta r d M ahoney W alker Company, InaorAdults only. 107 E. 8th St. porntnd. Sanford B anner Laundry. In c , Sanford M * a r Campaap, flnatord B arnett Fern Company. Altam onte Bprlaaa 1_ Baraoll tOorr-on 1,1 Incorporated, ROSS L. HUMPHREY ForReSresent^tivie aa H /J, LEHMAN SEARCY FORREST B. STON]E Altamonte Springs 300 W. 10th. S t 9- room k e t R Baumara Special ty Shop, Ine, Sanford w ith acreened la back p o rth . Bal.A Ir Realty Co, Sanfard Phono 142-J. Black ltam m ork Farm*. Orlado Blackatiaar'a lac., Santord Bluebird School Of Beauty Cul­ ture. Incorporated. Baatard Balt, Tam, Incorporated. B aatard ONE GOOD K a W n a t ra frly a ra to r. |M . floataa. (Tha). B aatard O rllt-C hlttandan ltaally C o, In c , The, Hanfurd R E P L A C E th a broken sem en go B ritt Realty Company, In n , Banyour windows and porch— arH fard B rooklrn Miami Properties, I ho, ,* Sanford \ Baalnaaa Bulldara. l a a , Ba BleedCaldw ell r e r a lla r e Cam pony, Bh* , corporal id. Sanford Chlea t J. J.} Celery Company. ' I n c o r p o r a t e Sanford Celery c ity Motor Co, I n o , Bnn- son.,.801 yr. Fin» st For County Commissioner < District No. 4 B. C. DODD agner W .B. WILLIAMS For County Judge For County Commissioner - SPENCER D istrict N*. I W. G. KILBEE S. F. (Sammy) LONG QR SALE: Boat A trailer. Raaaonablo. A. P. Smith. [OUSHOLDER J. T. McLAIN G. LEONARDY H. H. PATITSHALL JACKSABMT SCOURGE* For Justice of the Peace EL A. B. WILKINSON Foarth District JA8. C. ROBERTS For Sheriff PAUL G.BIGOER8 ’ !District C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND atildlo piano*. Will aacrtflga rathar than rtluoi tn factory. May ka aaan tn 'Sanford. Wrfyt Tha Baldwin Plano Cm, WhaU■ ala Dapt„ Clddnnttl, O. ‘ GLIDER; 9 arm akalrs; I flow v ORIE R. MATHIEUX HERBERT MESSER c a lo r r c ity Sanford DODSON F. McCMSLLAND J. OVERSTREET A. TATE rr.'.im.T ■i tn Citcuit Court waom A year ago humhnda of ihofh aantb of inekrahbUa w an killed in dtlm a In wsatorn aUioa, Wh8f not no numatmu in soma poctiosa la a | yonr, tha rabblta atill pettlf F rta lla * Company, ford Sanford W ater Camaaap , B aatard Banlando S prln*. S a lt * C auntrp Club. In c . AUameaM Bprtnsa Banlaata la ra c tm c a t Campdnp, Sanford * ford** (IL Company, BanBo raaa«-8coaaan R ealty Cam paap Saafaad B acurttr Lum bar Co.. Inn.. Sanford Bamtnola A batract Campaap, San­ ford Seminole Broom F actory. Sanford Seminole Bulldara, la a , Sanford Baailnala B ath (irow ara Aaaocla. Had. B aatard Semlaela Ca-O parattra U arcantlU im fo m . Bamlnala County Credit Anaocla(laa Of Incorporated. Sanford -is ry jjs p i® **aaafard * * u l *** laro rp o ra te d , - m l y la Farm a, (Ineorp'd), Ban- ^W*lpF rJS. Orocarp Company, Ban- A,U*/ SamLnoln Hud ta n Km cat Company, Begun iMAltp* Cd/ ••m Ino la U a U r a T ile Cerpo r a ti f y / •3 S2k*,u- M Bamlaele Motor Com paar, B aatard �« # . liaiiiy ‘m’Ti. •» |a- , to to which Cegl*. funds ■TOT , n t m . l a Urn QfflngJ*-a.gcnaoi>d eonstltnttona) amendmant, eatad Co la November, would authorise tfaA state lsjuro ■of f make stale avaTabie for aid age The Lagtsktnra A uO TM J Iw g ^ PAGE F L O R ID A THE Dr^ p*d’ Tfffn?!uS8, Want' X Prom-Goodyear Blimp M ato G o » A atoek model Frlgidaire house1 ------t o l l -refrigerator h i, .irvleod on* CHICAGO, May !«.—(JT>—Five l N T - t f l a t > tha ef tto moot gruelling tr*u u whieb ttonaatad CMrage boys th la g " a-to m * appliance ever baa beea crowded tenement nelgf ‘ liking it. 1caW tf raraoT’ riiED n. 1ULSOH' Mtolta* fur ruintlff. notick N n lU o ar v irm n U h # r# h y ia u tylvwit t h u t MU- i r r *Hd pm-uint lo thit c«Yti!tI f i n a l 'd#«*r## f « r #*- \ .»■u m . M i— * •Irrtlofi bffik ralltu »n<I ordvpvc, to h«»M, Min th* will tut h#ta within «>nl Ihr«im|hout Ih** T u t Hfhorvl trl**t Kfi l» Htmlrml# I'ftuiil*. Kh»rl4i, WlM 'iltiltlrt l*#tr»ic Attoi known n* rhuliiotA la I T i t Hfh.sfil luatrh't. nn Tuppalnt, H jb 3J, 1931, for l h»* ytirtuis** of itplwr■i*n» nr ■ Minin ir who wlNatil h** tr*l«t*p» of i tof -#wWF%rfhrfrf«*f TAr ITto-' +%t dl|l‘o I rrg j III If I WO ■(ill IIIlie* nu-n- 1 DIRECTORY an<l inlpr^J oo th# flr»t of May A. 1> lis t , by th# Jm U * of <Ihv Circuit rnuf 1 nf tb# NtuMi JudM.il 1*1m ill «f lit* fit •fir •“8ml Kamlatil” County, In <toan<#ry, In a errjain totLTW- m X tiK .U ' - |f\|*wt ftrut rnlhclptl fur _ _ rumiilnlnnnt nn«* !•» D DUoHROnTr H trT I t C O I J I D n M O T E L IT * wach nf Ih*’ maid Th* follow Imic yivi KM*tl firn ah* ---IlHINH Ito.NlkTCU>IH. Ito f rnimrvK «Hi| bb4 THUM AN B SA fiLi: fhilni/il lo ■* i rr tto'rC’InrlB r»-irnrj, ■r* 4«f«fi4inta. rle^hn til iht* with Iin pnltl Jtpmrliiil T.*« Srhtoil iso t ii**pT*n, aa ttp** K V o nnawa l S n Itsstrr by »aU i o p - l*l»trl<‘t, to hohl w»ht tlwcthilr. Tn. T (t *hu1’n»tR| el. shall uffrr far »a)a aa<l l^r«lm*l N la Ihs iilsh rsi sad beat bidder i ’ldtrk* Mm , Jfinl* I'rvvntI, | c u b st auk lie sucilso bofoes ln«|itftara: (|2i I>f I*I Ic»‘nK. V IV . sat t>oor ■or lh« I ' m i Il-M fi, 9lrw. J P, Hlorasy, Is Hskronl Ssmlaulo Covin1>Rtf4 I hit* th«* Ith iliy of Afiiit, oo Ihs first dor or June. A, 4 ' A I», lfl< L botwrrn Ik- l-«al Sour, of r # n n iio%itn o r r \ n u r iw . ____s the pn-p-rtr la said Oeerso • m t f T io ^ r , ■ rw rx o t.r r o i \ laasnbed. u m ur..(t-n r twin* in T l , IL U R O H . - . lom lasls t.'uiinir. Klnrids. o m - * Ht riK K P T. W II.I T VMM. pmrtleolar .Uscriation ut a«u I *(inI r tn i (1 agwoerty u-tna i , r-.llowa: AflrM T W t.AWTtJN, " Tfch fk.uih >t „f Knot V* Hesrrwt.TfV of S u l V, nr North Kast Vi ml Oonih w „ i v, or Hm . It, T f t l Hoill h, Itango l* East. ffOTILK n r K Is K tT IO I OOOtalalne IH - serra. In rompltoio. # ^ ith ih# pro* I This morlKSK- IS Is p ou r v lol.iWn of law upplto* *11# th#r#ti», s a i l lb- .in-- ksir undlvlilss. tl## I# h#r»*hv uLY#n thn l nn Ha t e *' Owe WK.'Biter K m n H #« Tto- ypntha, raagiog • la for o tto ' toreat appeared to to la tto con- of Th* PTigldalrs dlsiaion of Gen­ frooa ala ta 20. are rssoiksra caatlauad “ than K aro, sook- eral Motors, learned today. Recently, In Miami, a Frigt- •Lincoln Park branch, of tto Ing. sio.lw tom am i’V . K Blah, th roof bout the stats In an op, apootor-odrtto i l I H Hoaoo of dafre was placed in a sling, at- Chicago Roy’s aabo. Inc. Tto 30-year-old Mabel Van tacked to the hoi,tom of th* Good-' ‘ effort to draw- back to that Reprcaoutatiroo, for ysar bbmp Puritan and flown over ae#v*s* the < speculative in te n *r of aa'rWohiira. Thoy-oa__ wqaaed away by the Tnmmoll- fat caustic comment about each Blseaya* Bay between Miami and —TO* o ojs thsm ss.ro* Miami Reach. Tb* bulletin telling tlb r la -a»- aackaaga of hha 0< t t o test follows: v e n t given aw a ra n n w t __ about debating itolr rtspoctlv* "Th* hew, hermetically sea lad R ," she says. “O f course, tt o Job tared their oratorical barrages in records—-bat oo far ttor* to a toon a Ita problems, but t t o to y s t o n ’meter-miser’, with whleh ths 1W* t t o ' >sabsaulas section of no debate. tree led me wHb u ru u u sl i f Frigid*I roe are equipped, sad. tto tid e ,' wttb occasional trips Into aad goo* oat of tholr way now doubly.sealed steel cabinets Only on* other cabinet t t o ‘ to** th a t u > t f a want ward hod- Just two candidate*. Attor­ hay* Jdst furnished spectacular •potato." freus Tallahassee to Pensacola. Before coadog hero M i s * ------eriietsoo gf aM.tly to wUhsUnd V lay 'stra w tellau were toing ney General Cary K1 abuse to which no normal refrig­ did sim ilar work In Duboqua, la., conducted, but they showed about seeking re-election la opposed by erator will ever be subjected. lotsrsot non-,| 1., ||. K Colo.i and although tto two eitlot or* un­ #1#rllon hm hoeii r,i1le->l nmt of* a a ' aaaay different results an K. R. Bentley of Lakalnd. Sectb* MOM to l» ...14 to satisfy d#r#it lo to# holil moil llie aain# "Arrangements were made with like In alas or enstrsossoot aha Mid Deere* tlore'wera batlou and candidatae, rotary of State R. A. Gray I* un­ CapL Jack Bocttncr, raaosgsr of says aho finds CU eaga boys very w111 11# h#'1*1 wli h Ift i nii t hi o<o■'fi J tutj* ti HtmnxUo opposed and sines tto Republican nut Hprrlat T m * S. h |)U*r*ct aad veteran political ol 4portal Usstor Nf, 4, U#mlnf*l# ruuutj airabip operations for Goodyear, ta much Ilka small town yoongsteraK lm lt, caatlauad' to to poxxlad • about party win not offer a candidate taka aloft and drop ths Frigidalre, ; "Tholr problem* are somewhat a *til d 1* 1 Hr I to#liiis m I* * » hint* n ii him in the general ffOTIIM o r Kl.ltlTlO .1 il#n#va Npnrlai Ta* H « • h.• • ■ « I l*ufrirt whkt appearod to to luko'warwi against different end their viewpoints are !■ compliant* Mllh ih# pru- mu *Tu##dfty. -VLty 32, h h , f*•r •'»# election he U manured of another encased only in cones* lifting latorett M moat of tto races. •traps such a* piano movers use. not alike, but in th* end ttoyVe vitteR# of Uw Mppllmbl# ih#r#l’» liurpmi of ili'lfrmlnhg » ’ •H.itt four-year term. ■oil#* li h#rrhy Ihul nn h# lru#l#N of I hr wild -11*ti I n k tfd n as announced some It struck Nsllh * terrific impact. all working toward the mam* end— •IfCtlOK hA a lto» it >.tll#f| unit m Democratic nomination for all for Ih# n#*l #o#v#«dlnK two weeks ago by tb* candidates re­ Those on shore were certain It bad a chance to make good,” sho soys. d#r*d 10 b# htlii. ***,1 th# Mhi-t and th# nuiitlo-r of mill* * >.■o T h * Chicago Boy’s Cl aho. In*., main unchanged in major Im­ a'tats offices escept governor will broken open , and sunk. But it will ho h#IA h ItIi!m i«ml thrmig it - flirt g#htod 14* In* tor lr%tod *ol to the same as election, because «U| ffp##lftl Tmx Hg-h.Mil DUlT..*t in||»t*lH for a-ftrh «if I hi! gill popped up, floated and seemed to Is S philanthropic orgmntoiUon th s c o u n try s id e . portance. ?faj f, B#inln**l# ifiunty. rin rl.lt. tb* Republican party will, offer be all right. A speedboat retrieved with broncho* in all section* of h* might heVO K record registration of vot­ **ld dtafrkl hrinn tlm known Th*' f low line nam«l «*r# • visit m •( casdldalao oily fur governor, It epd towed It back and forth tha city. T t o Uneeln P ark elab, loOSAWfHtol ff|wrl«l T m Hrh.M.J |>|«. i M>*t ii# I nafipi*t .af n er*'which did not bring about tlia trlct, UU Turadajt, Mijr IS. Ifl4, #I* r k m it ih# pr#rtn#t# m through the-salt water to insure ths biggest, t* located In .a raaa- Press Phsts) ■kata, ratio -of poll tag payment* United States senator; fof |b# purtM sm m of d#t#rmtnlii u WIfHi li l 1*1 S|*v*-|« | T m* s . presidential electur* and three eomplsto submersion of the scafed b ing brick building housing every­ ceased speculation about tto vetwho ibftll b# tru ilw a uf th# mjI I IHolrtol to o hold wihl rli’f t lMii, seats la Congress In the general mechanism and refrigeration unit thing from n awtaamln g pool to t d b lrh t for lb* H#tt nHTfftHni: f*Trrtn#t Vri frTrn#vi) ^ la g t strength of penoa* atoea IV th« Ito C C T T w M Jf ” C I m I. two y#«r* aim* th# number \V I »avI# Then It was dragged on tb sboru Boy Stout elub room. •.vis r o a i n x t S B i n ( O lv T V . milt* of dl •h ilt at.'hiiu| fa* to P t t o p*U tab- ago— coo I f'r#il [l# ll/ird, ito" After-school tbo club serves • * A. I " <_MAV<-S»ISV Vtannl •'to-rin, Mr#. Hu#ir |-J l«f ltd Mid «*‘*||#»,|#q| for #«rh «f fkiak'w aro chocking their record* - There are five parson/ In the and opened up in the presence of the roc reel ioaal snd edocatiaanl KtH.1111111 iiv r a o » M iaM t'ATION witnesses haring; no connection I ho paid yr-ir# liar rl« race for state comptroller, where K v i’li: tJtN T Iin tP . Comftoloiolto .determine Just bow rasa j- p a r . TH* folliiv* it.*; uam#d Mr* mi* I'ro liM No I * |t tot roln j with Frigldatr*. center of the neighborhood. Ito/lnlfdl (U ir t ta llit|#rtor* * fi i| •on* weald to sllgibl* to vet*. tto incumbent, J. M. Lee, seeks Clrrk l*r. T 41, .\fonr# Miss Sonrs hts organised a a or- rilivUAd U UANTHIttP. ivsf.ml cl*rh "The Inside of the food Compart(•-election. Others are I. Muncy i *t ih# i»i#s‘!nrti hom- I 1 o-p#«’ i o r * M rs A c* It I» Tlaso-fer paying poll tsxoa ended ment was found to' be absolutely! ch eitr* and with thn aid of VIra I l l i l # ) . M r# J \V Hrulfti wllblK iol.1 Hp*«*lM| T i i Hrhii il Anderson, municipal Judge of TIIOUA» U LAN TIIIHP. today/ I»«ltrd 1tol» I lilt till ds*> of \ t.ril Dlotrlcl, lo h<ihi n-ti.i aUcilon; dry. But would It run? A power teacher* supplied by tbo W PAla Ilirmltighftn* At*t i» m « I r#«lnrt No 9 i|jtn Bwimd) Old-ago pension* draw support Jacksonville, J . R. (Trux) Bul­ line had been strung some 1,2001 eff^erlag classes in music. Tltae* Tmii ar# h*r*l»y ora«r«l ftno 4 I11 VTt HOIUD O f IM llf.ll |*« in ind ii|Mwi»r u|»*m theC ltrk ; Th#o. A. T rie* aad opposition in tto Campaigns, lock-of Wast Palm Beach, son nf feet to the beich and when the Is Instruction In wood work, priat- riuirw.l Ut i l ii of Juh» It** *•» IH#1 u 14 •“ toOV/y-. -1 JA iYusoer—Jin*. with this feature centered prin­ tto late Circuit Judge W. 8. Bui Frlg jd airr a s s Auulrtf on to f t .' ing, drom alics, radio building, art Of ■■•.mplRlBt ftCftlMBt Maher Krsik. Mem -srt»oww».|h# atoivR •ftlltltol raw * *0*1 L ots II, Ily rilKI* T. W1I.I.IAUH, . cipally in tto congressional, look of Ocala; Van C. Swearing there was a slight p u rr.an d the. snd even t ip dancing, Court. . . , Hrestast No. ia ||A h * -Mary) Chair m v r | *a of Miami, former state at gubernatorial and legislative Tl*# Hoiiford T1*r*hl I* h#r«»*y unit began operating. W ithing torn-4- -While lb * etob-lo p cln clp a lir for I3srh: llsrry IVirrnw. Alt#at: T. \Y. I.A U Tn N , | general, and Marl E. Pace minutes the euper-fmerer plate ’ boys Its odnMtagsa also have boon deaiR itJI #(t ■■ tb* MRWdl»«P*r lw , 0to«t*,r« P. K Unyd, )lr . ihU «rilor Rbrnll !*• ptahof Tavares, tax assessor of was co’d and when th* Ice-trays made available to girl* snd Miss whh'h U . B. I'vvnn. Mrs. Is« l» ll. ll.ivr.l fup (a«r ro«oa-utlf« WMh** oTit k t o « n r.iiiT o iia . ru o . TbotniMioii, Lake county. \VH n#so IK P. HfflMlai. CUflt »f H ristsfl n*T»: u w im a were fillet right there on tho Sones estimates that from !M to ffvfc || ( Alismuniin hi I’lrpMltCtowet. oo*! tb* winx r i T ) ‘ n r rr/mvvi,% Stale Treasurer W. V. Kaott beich, ice soon began to form, !00 participate is IU actleitloa. # i . r i a l Ih#r#d»f, Ihla l i i «*mr " f #prlM*> "I'N’TV n r HKMINiVl.R. Olerhi Mrs Ktvvisi A l.ymsn faces two opponents in his bid “To mske certain that there had Yon nnd #ii #h you nrn H#r#hy ■•Osselvrs' Mrs. J. IV. II. A " " “ o. P. IIKHNDON. ooHris 4 nml r ■ |«qIn-d it* OPERATION HAVES DOR for re-election. They are 8. W hern no stpjrtural damage that trlarki. Mr. It. fi ll-vvr-rs, Hr; 11. K. ny Hallow rin<l dormirol* nlilrh •» Fullsr TAMPA. May Two Getxen of - IftishrwU and T- D- would make the refrigerator unfit itv a . m iv h k h k . ). or #‘lh#r of yon, may ha-» I i i i . i ’- i Prseiort No I I If-I.rssl l-llyl Tampa surgeons or* credited i1n*i irt*. i-«t.i|# of I'UTKIt ,1 for use, a man with an nayLancaster of Ocala, gtorh ; C N. Iludson (HftA 1,1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,,i:i't*V *III d#rpftR#d, lal# of nrI*; [ W. 8. Cawthera, state super artytem- torch was put to work, lie with a n ing tto life of a tossi tors J, K i-„riis. t>. || ouHi to |h- Conn I v lioU. ,.f | cut away the able nf the cabinet greed English aottsr by perform­ glunk-vl. Jt.kn HrNsualiinn ] InUndent of public instruction, ro)Hoi- i *o||nly, Klorl.lft, 4I hi* ’ 'iv thn m i r r i w i u i h t . i s Prsetact No H iK -rn Citrki I f I*-# In ih # # o |i r t hotlNss nr A im 1 ing a successful operation to re­ and found thn insulatlsn oetwcvn a v it r u n sMHiNut.ss roU N W Mrs. Herbert El Rutudl | seeking re-election In a raes Olsrh: H isrsli - llinoh.v, o«l. rioridn. within #luhi *-.i?l*n r i u a i i i i . in s'MaNt’KMY. Celery Av*. Ptone 331-J I against four others, P. W. Hush the ste-1 exterior shell and thn In- move from tb* dog’s stomach *r oit.ni ii * fron, ihs. «t »i— of ihf IssiMrivts Mrs risrt Pvillrr UNUMM o r M S I . I I I T I O S jr«» |o|tolto'ftl tom nf IIM. n.,i||r„ Mr*. Ails Uasdsrff. tl. || hols of Gainesville, W. 11. Galea s i ’* food compartment shell dry «[>oo»i It had swsl'owed while be­ Kid.I It INltYKnn. Cuwelalaaot. o h * toil 10 or d#noiml imial !#• |n Ifoshsr. of Tallahasse, Colin English el The drop, the submersion for ing foil. Th» »p»*n, tto anr M ATTIK twiVKUN, I h b s i l is l . ^ i h t o this Iks itk f t , April. .1 w r111Oaf nmt rwfiNl afot*- ih- |*ln#y hours In. salt water and tho sub­ grons said, had lodged crooa Mi- H A T T IE POWKIW. Klurra.-r#ah|#n## nm| |o*«at off I## n,|. Ocala and Clauds C Jones of I It# 1-toll HIM111 11ml mini I* * sequent tesla proved beyond any wise. rmitiiy, HI Ml# of Bi*t»4h Cftrulltiui- t a i ’NTv n n A iiii o r i*t-nLtr iv . Arcadia rn to tov ft,,. rlilm rm l Hm Y«m» Mra» h * rtU ortl#r#d »M r# STHI 1 THIS. SKMIVOLK IN IIV . m ii I, or h i, Mlf»»rn#y, or tl,.. Mrs. W: D. Young, who ia a question, the soundness of th« TV. r i.n n iiiA . ■ Iti 11#il in li« and *pp#gr upon Ih' b erm eticsly sealed construe! Imi . " l a * # * 1*1 k u iu ip iu v o .* |. r.* .-o rd lrta A BOON TO HH8Y PEOPLE I a t « l-t|T < vt J im# A. II. I t l i 1 ,1 th« candidate for dcUgato, from the Hr r it K f i T. WIM.tAMA Pill ».f t'omplalal aiftln^i Clin Ii man Thl# Jrul itny of >|ar 1* 3* •tat* at largo ta tto Doaaacralic of the mechanical unit am i the Each month, hitblen in the many >..ti In tli* Mix*** #ntlll#«l »TauR# Atl-Sl: T. XT. LA W TO*, strength of tto wrap-aroend sealed RRITNISII nnd TH U ATnitl < a>mrt. national convention, said' her H#i*rrl4ry CANTU* N ATION Ale BANK tip steel cabinet. When it la Tem em -1 current magaiiue* are certain »rTh# Hanford 1l#r»ld !• h#r#»*« I At* K HON VII.I,H home la in Orange Park, tl#«io«otptl ■« lb# n#wap«i»r it* b o r if f i o r R L f s m o N ™ By: \Y O VhHt7r,lt. vulitah Ihla itnt#r ahoil h*» pubNot In Miami aa ‘ waa reported Vlr# I r# * te « ||| ft fill T r i l o l O f O r v. v piimpl I* n#» with 111# vlMlnda of law . ■ppllrat.1# ih#r#tn. ir | a**** V l.rviln rs of 11,w ilt W II b * m ti I*. IlcriuluOt t'lrrk offioea U S in g o xmt j WatchM R apilrai B t BRIGGS Wagoner’s Furnltu* Cu too 774 We bottle NEBI from a balanced w x ta r e t t f p y e i of all Impurities. N t m BOTTL1NQ 0 0 . Santord E le c tric ZINNIA C ontncllaf Oa. PLANTS NOW READY hm S an fo rd A f t . Electrical Suppllag -i’h ona IM 443 Mac. DR. SCHOLL’S r o a r x x .u a Special Nightly Attraction At Short'sCamp WCcro* K and bo entertained >f Ml*. tTrruft t'uurt. ami th# <*ffu* In I ii#a I ik*r#uL IhU lit d»jf uf May A. Ul IIM O P. llKHMUOM. It'lorkls By: A. M. WKKKH. i p . e.» f HRAT si by and dance to ' SM by and Rmtm Venn* till* no iDtraet from Miami’* moot pop­ u la r night dub. Rm inti boor —Uft —A fraternity >1 tbo. Uni- veralty of Californio Instructed ita fm h iM a to obtain docora­ tion* for It* *pdas. hraakitit. to U r potWa backed w track up to missing by vnriost* tdenta,. . CHARLOTTE. H. C , May 18^who appear on local programs will not b t al­ lowed. to enter tha roped ring with rnaors or even blackjacks, according to tha wrestling com­ mission. but that tody has agreed to “lot th* bullies whalo and flai' ‘away a t each other until one of A h.4riri ■” uifm aropi, (JP>—Wrestler* Would you not welcome a monthly esirti'rlal service that *e- Iff T i l l; I till I IT I IM'HTs lb lecta from all of tha worthwhile A.bll won nKWIbOl.M rqilM TYf III 4. lb r lM M C H t. periodical* the moot out*landing P I.014 DHIIHH a r IM lll.ll ATIflvb mint important artlelos and then T. A. Mi k i KL*. rifitiplilniinf. %■eandeneeo thorn oo that you mo/ It n ilJ HIMMnM IK K IItR , ltof#n.tenjoy them at a minimum expend­ ■nl* m nisiiK h im m o s MtMmc. iture of time and money Jh|s«i«mi I' h MMani, til it1# of Until It That ia exactly the aortic* THE (‘until fm. READER’S DIGEST offer* you. You ar# hfrrhv ftriUrvij nrul fa*-» It* ■nil hVltonr ii p-airt th# Every iaatm of this handy m**»- HUlr#il ‘ ■I day i»f Jup# A. |». 1911 to th# Bill of t'limpldliit fIN nii.tln#t tin* contain* SB or more conf iii In U « ilr« i« •■llll#t) r»u*d denacd articles, each of which Ha* Mid Cuurl. Th# HanroNIs lltrnh l U h#r«Uy been adaetad for lu<«uUUikdinc JtildiiAfrd mi th# n«w#pnp«r In Interest. Tfcas* ar* not subject* ■rhlrh ihU onltr shall b# pub. .o ** fl*r Tour voni#t'UlU# nark*. of dally now*—forgotten tomar­ Wltn#«« f», I*. U#riu|nii, C lirk uf row! b at eubjccU of CASTING •AM Circuit Court, nmt tb# offl ■••I lb#prof, this i n day of INTEREST that help you to form •tel Mwy A. D. ITH. a personal philosophy for living. a r. iikiin do .v, ^ ICU rltl Tb* handy pocket sis* of THE , Dy; A. M. WliKKH. READER’S D10EST nukes It (U. C l ideal for carrying about; the ib- poll## In h#r#by ■I v••n Ihnl art “ ••laiui’iii nm| «*o«tU*IJ nf r#i»ii#r, il/cr.tM.i #|#rlli»n hi* W#n cmtint a ml d#r#il to to# h*to|, n«.1 Hi# aam* fHKAL) will to# ti#*lil wllhln nmt Ihrmiiih■it H|i#rlnt Til* H*’to«*ta| IHairht N*'w ), H#mlnol# Coufiiy, Klorhlu. #‘»Id dUlrlrl lit*Iiim kn>iwti «>y|#da Hp-i’Ul Tfts Hchool [Ha­ riri. nn Tu#*dfty. May Sind. I»J>I <U A I’rlee You Can Bear for th# |>ur jM»a# nf <l*‘i#rm)iilni( ho afi.lll to# IniaT##* of III# Mill li !■I f tot fop Ih# n#kt mirfenlltiK t wo t « r i , irtil lit# nutiibar of mlllw *»f dlatrlrt ■rhnnl tit* to to# |#v|rii rn|IpF|e*l fur #irh nf th# •■to| y#«r*. Tto# follow ink namnl nr# n|*. Tojk A Bhily Hcjiair IM*liftltd to nr I aa ln*|i#riur* m»i4 .207 Oak J . A . Martin cl#rk« a I I to# iir#i'|nr fi itini««| KHIn ek M Sh#c*lul T m* Nehool IM*(r lit. to hold Binl«l #1#«>||ijiii I*r#ein«l .No. 1 fOyltolo) C!#rk; J N. Thumpsiiii, lniP#ilor«; N 1- Tann«r« Hr* A. Ito Hautr, Mr# l»r#oit Bur M il. Pr#rlnrf Nr>. 11 IfllavlA) WK ARK I'UOtMl C lftk ‘ ifirllh Hiankn. OF OUR HER VICK In iw H a ri! Mlrharl UlrkUr, Paul Lukas, hr,. (l#ora# M#r YOUR WATCH MUHT DK lan. ACCURATK f»«trd Ihla lha 1lit day nf A pril a n. m i. Official Railway Inspector r o i b T Y no a n n o r m i L i r iff • T iin - r iiif f* ito m io i.M t'o tk TTo r t o n illA . Ily rH K Ji T. W ll.UAUH, 111 1‘A^K AVB. Chairman Att#al; T. W. IsAWTON. laerntirfv ■a asso ta* ; H. A A. DEPT. 8T0RB I Auto Repairs Cos. 41 h a*4 *« easel MARTIN’S fcARAGE Building M iterlak for lumbar, roofing and balM lag m ateria}* of nil kiwdn tail oa aa. Hare you’ll (lad tb* meat reasons hi* price* and best quality and the quickest service. ’ Sudden Seretca HILL l ' McLAULIN Jeweler M is a a o is s a s a a le a ia a iia im ii W E K TDiamonds - T h eAnd- JWEitdWn a ] Fine Watch And Jawelry Repalrtor Diamond Mounting And EafTiTUg M l E. r i m •W H U U -U l( DO t a x TUB LOW*#*" V hoiso a gees f , /H iiu iis iim H iH iiiH iia m g im ijiiM Ueotloolt Coon . M t l t ef tb. ,M eW oa of u s ' «* Allaeieni* nod Navigation wdlag ia rial »» lb. nan. • m s I ijdI , r .u a - P H O N E 1 8 For MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTER MAILING LISTS—TYPING CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Seminole County Credit A n te I M S . P ark A v *. m ft Gay's Quality P lin te "Baal for Ug So«tka . T ry D. a O. rin u r and l>..k fa tol —Its assy to aealy hag a lo h s.p Also0. U wUhalaoUa w .ar s * 4 w salhsr aa * ' * Osaka June porrh a Mumat.r livlag room.— - - STAN LEY-ROGERS HARDWj 214 Saoford Ar �■- x!iYV,"Tl|t elinea Saiob Rqp Wild TRACK STARS COMP New Shortstop May Pot On Uniform In Sunday*! C o n te st ' And Win 4 To 1 Doc Hardin Pitches . Hitless B a l l For The First 7 Innings After pitching almost hlHess ball for seven Inning*, limiting [v l Um folate to two hit*, striking W *«t flm man and walking bom U | Doe Hardin uaakerwd to Um H eighth timing of yesterday'* gnm# on Sanford Field and gave op for* hit* which, aided by I I two cosily errors, resulted In M -I four runs, and S t Augustin* won W user Um LookoU, 4 to 1. P ^ From Um first through lha I M aoranlh Inning only t l batters fnead Hardin. Tha two Kite dur- M lag this perlo.l rams In tha first and fifth Innings. 1 I It wa» tha beetle eighth Inning ■ . that sealed the doom of tM Look. H oula, 10 men feeing Hardin In that sla n u before tba aids could 1 be raUred. O-cns, first up In the eighth, singled to abort can­ ter, Turntdum Hied out to lternes, ■ McGowan singled to left and whan liarnes let Um ball slip through his finger* Uwtn» scored ' all Um way from first before tha ball could be relayed to tha Infield. Coleman than hit to H Cates, but it went between his toga while McGowan raced to third. Wclgle also singled, scor­ ing McGowan, and then Uonner •hot a long dries to left field. 1 batting In Wclgle. llerdin then ■ allowed hU first free pas ago of H tha game, giving Zupanic a bass on balls, and Kllrgerald popped out to Hardin for the first out H In the Inning. Lcngitrom hit to Gleason who froxe onto the ball, H and Wclgle crossed Uie plate I for the fourth and final run of H Um game as Owens filed out to a Barnes. | |^ i ’ on Ute mound for tha SnlnU, was ■ little wild and Is-1 *•* wad sU free passes, though ho 8o.uUl* limited the Lookouts to five 1haulsla scattered hits and kept them star, ftem aewring except tha low Ul- Hhcrkh |y In the fourth canto. In that great I W inning P ftd u r Al­ lows 14 Hits To 5 For Losing Bunch #rSh ■ •' S I L ! ,. JptemSt y >■ jj .ssari a a l l ! - m Tha C M b t b W a W th# Chcrokooa hi • cat tided Legion Junior Lm i u kmm on the Ninth S tm t diamond Mat m a lic , Um f t e l aeo n being 14 to 0. They scon tha contact In Um t in t thru* Inning* when the nine Cards crossed tha homo plate. Only two art or* warn mad* by aach club. Hay**, pitching far tha Um Cherokaoa, was knocked out of tb* ham In Um third faming after tfao Carfs had made nine nna, and Higgs was amrt to tbo mound and pitched crrdltabU bell far Um rail of Dm contest fltonatram pitched tha onUm game for the Cardinal*, but they used turn catchers, Wel­ ite* and Cooper. Beckwith caugut for Um Cherokee*.' Adams, Cooper and Steactrem war* Ih# »tdr player* on Kmll Atama’ Cardinal* yesterday 'Adams got four hit* In fir* time* « t bat, and Cooper was given two walk*, kit one double and two triple*. ___ _ Stenatrom was atrady la Um aox ■ad struck out mvra m a n fu l tba, Cherokee pitchers struck *5\T o Cardinals. First Play-Off Is Set For Monday After­ noon At 5 O’clock treat tomorrow. Tha game aril] be called at I o'clock. Instead at 4 o’doex ic on wart days. ' unior Legion To lay Furt Three il r»« . 'T*1 k u . TIT of tb* college ipriateia, Jumpers and whatnot participating In th* llrmingham, Ak., yesterday and techy. In defending its conference title, spend* In largo ft), dash and hurdl* srsity depends larga maasa.a on Jo* LaSa'I* (upper k left), kurdl* WASHINGTON; Include '•‘Spec" Towns (upper* right), Georgia's world record hurdler; BUI .Winston Frederick ... . -----------^ S¥i r i i . —r _ . _ H 1 . -sright-goal polo at*' liter; Chpt, Harry Andorvn (lower center). Tcnnossoa's England to play' (n Walker (lowar rig h ts Um “wm min track team" from States . tram *g*h next month at Hut Westchester Cup. I the District of Cal Court at Washlai th* ImmlgntMa B D a jrto e a H « » vh a t, A v s w U m foUnd team, though tear* ware aom* . . M . __ n man, had tha 0-Man coder control UslRaua Thai* w ar. .a ^ r .1 , n , , u , u i „ ‘bnwghont Um gama, striking aul c a sre a " 'laara war* several spectacular njn< ^ i m m and Uanlng only ano1 uoi p*fj[** **• 5 5 L P“ "- Albrl’tan, on the mound1 ^ . *1“ for th# loaars, (truck out six Am Laage tea s long fly la Um fifth, batter*. *' going away back Ute deep conTh* G-Men took a on# ran Wad _ tec to aaog th* bait Th* blow In th* second Inning, lu t It wee riuTuie * would easily have been a trlpW short IWe I as th# ra'attn team bad It fallen safe. Another fea- stored four time* In the third and * tern af tha gama was tha light- sent two tellW* across th* plate In l«U| alaga double play, Cats* to Mo- tb* fourth Inning. The last of th* >*•**■ Crow*, ia Um last half af lit* Gainesville run* cam* in th* ■lath. ’ l sixth frame whoa Ihreo scored an —■ wr. a t r d r g n x a i a N a • a n a trio of base hits. K S T lt ! * * * * ! rite Her Altrlttoa wa* wild, hit.r ( ‘ * l a « ting no Isa* than four Asale* b*'AMBMicei* tMsfacaw. rf 4 l a t * a tars. If tmowwaa th w!te*L ? * U a Total* t i l t ' s 4 i i i t I Uirotigbcrtt Um gtm r, the two ! { ! ! ! , ! teams put ,«f a alow aad dlyoel exhibition. A O-Mow double ^taif it a « ll it i ami a aparking retch by A^nif te J iu E T th V T . ' i ' f ! wh «•« « •« «*•» llf« W 3 J ti“ I S? h h A a a t m . m ' m ^ s M »*»•• “ Tr*!r '■*1 ♦ '-‘ * 4’ T\i *Ti j-h'*? , 1 pC" _^ - • • • 1 * v n T y '; a y "XTi.a• *. ,rt* ■--__ DAYTONA BEACH, May I&-DtLand’s Rads snapped the Is. Itndara’ winning streak her* yyaUrtlay turning In * 10 to • vktory la * alo# f i n i . Badly off forut bo’h la halting aad fielding, th* Islanders lost tha gam* la Um f)r*t two Innlnga. Bowles, a southpaw, started for Um Islets and gar* up four kite and six roof before be era* yanked i. k . second, ___ - j after . i i _ two w an out. in ,th* Bowl##, after striking out MeFarinas, walked tha next three mew. A.I three scored, two on Klaard** alagl*. Th* Rods scored three ■mtu In tha second aad two la Um seventh. Tha Islandara' beat effort too■lated af ikrac rape mot ad *« two j 1 J* ____________ U W I (m HOME RUNS Daytona Homo run* yesterday: Ml*?. Cardial* 1; CamUl, Phillis* 11 Al­ lan, Phillies It Prey, Dodgara Cavaratta, Cuba 1; Johnson, AlhsUca 1; Mo***, Athletics 1| At*rill, Indiana l l Troaky, In­ diana 1) Bewail, White Sox If Cahrlg. Tank*** 1| Lanari. Yaa- (M adia, V M _ _I ■ C*mlU, Gehrig, Yank***, <; Flat, White Laagte Thteb American ------ 1..... --------i_J- 1*3 National . . . n> i1* ns Total* • Yesterday’s Results M which »« Btolaw, Tankas* amt Pirate#,'each -------. Before tha “world aeriea" thaw Legion Junior* will bunch their I will bo either two or four pealiragames next weak on tke first | Inary gnmaa, the exact number In three day*—Monday, Tuesday b* decided by the director* bkfeire and Wadne*day—when there will | tba antes hogtaa. As a t pfaeadt be ao gxmea on Sanford Field by arranged, UM Pirate* will play Um Lookout*. I Um Seminole* next Monday after* Tba Cherokee*, who lost yea- noon and than Um winner *f th a t terday, will pUy the Bulldog* on1contest will play tb* YaUkane. Monday; Tuesday'* g«m# will b* -Games batwsen the P tra U ji W between tha Rada and tha Pan-' Tankom and Seminole# and •Tan-1 there, and on Wodnooday thw kte* msy ajs* be »"*»g*J Cardhmle, vesterday’s winner*,1dmflmttmly decide which of the twal . T X ^ t T ^ t o r a - ---------• " th . ctrongm t when that has been datermiaad now diamond In tb* Ninth Street two winners of the prsllmU* will play th* -world serl**." pork. Thar* won’t b# any -pawn President Maxwell Slowart of th* league ta li today, bat th# whining ebb .will b* taken for a pleale to Calaaaeilla at DaLand, t IfXDNBSDAT Sanford/at Gaia**villa. S i Aaguetine at DaLand. Palatka at Daytona Beach. THURSDAY Galnaarilla at Sanford. Daytona Beach at Palatka. DaLaad at St. Augustin*. FRIDAY DaLand at Sanford. Daytona Beach at Gainesville. Palatka at ’S t Augustin*. SATURDAY , Sanford at DaLead. S t Auguatlao at Palatka. — tWaawW* at Daytona Beach. G-Men Lose For THE STANDINGS Winning Streak Eighth Time In " 7 ^ «*t. Man*. Of Daytonans Is Finally Broken Unbroken Row MaantiM •« i—«t ■i |_ lays Next-Week SUNDAY Palatka at Sanford. 8L Augustin# at San/ortl * »«*« tlm tlen a Sorrieu duo h is Next Week’s Games ] In The State League m „ .' Cardinals Charo'fM* PsU lha (U lossvlll* < The “wmld aerie*" * f the Lions UogtM of little boy* wm be on u*xt weak. , , Thn Pirate* dafaated tha xCub* yesterday, (a the lest ccMMod TbaU ht 1 �Sanford fa T t i Only C nrtrd Florida C ity Affording Ball, fflg And Watai frnanportnU om v m DAILY NEWSPAPER <4 Sa n f o r d , ‘MERCY TANK* TAKES TO WATER Supreme Court A ppea[s QoUTt Rules ttcotufj Relief A ct O f 1935 Is Unconstitutional Run Made By Engine Memorial Flowers To Awl Crew To Scene Be Sold By Mem­ . Of Blaze In Less bers of Auxiliary In Than H alf An Hour Sanford, C o u n t y Constitutionality O f Guffey Law Denied By High Tribunal In 6 To 3 Decision WASHINGTON, May IB,— £$200,000 Rightefw. y .. Prevented Confla­ gration, Saya Chief Prompt aulstapee riven by the Sanford fire department Sunday afternoon helped . aarg Orlando from a serious though Fire Cleveland exChief Mack preaeed the opinion th a t the aaae af tha money la used for expiree* of the Leyton or the Auxiliary. The popple* to be sold a n made by disabled vefetan, in tha government hospital at Lake n f l l p n d rig h t-o f-w a y p re v e n t­ City who receive practically no remunermtlca for their work. ed a wider spread of the de­ Two tbouisnd have been ordered vastating flames. for the sale bare. Other thou­ . W e e k s c< lbs damage plane sands hav« been ordered from the Lake City hoapltal by Legion or­ ganisations la Massachusetts and Connetkut. , Mrs. T. L. Sullivan la chair­ man for the Auxiliary, assisted by Mrs. R. J. Dolly, president of the Auxiliary, Mrs. II. C. Wash­ burn, Mrs, J, O. Huff. Mrs. t and Rubber Robert Cobb and Mrs. 11. B. undetermined, Lewis. Tables will be placed on ira Tracking down town streets, and popioe will alio be sold In other towns of the County. The regular bl-waokly meeting of the American Legion will be bald at 8 o'clock this evening. Final plana for the poppy day sale and arrangements for the observance of Memorial Day will sta c k emi earned , hy the J. B. Ifegrader aetata, aceuplad by tha C e n ta l Wsr shoasa and Storage Company and eevaral truth lima. I t vms Orlando’* biggest O r. and it was wttaeeeed by 10,000 paep;* who ware attracted from all ever the enngdfdlng U nitary Boy RUM , Another H urt In Car Crash ' When County Tax Collector Jno. D. Jlnklm closed his -heoke at I t o'clock last Bdovday nlcM ha found that IJIID electors had paid their poll taxes for 1934, and 1,481 had paid for '.935. Po l taxes must ha paid by all Meotors who are not exempt County Registrar W. J. Thigpen has net Us yet counted the ex­ empted voters, t u t the number gill be considerable, he said. Persons reaching the sga of 55 before Jan. 1. 1931, and thorn coming of age Shis ym r A t not have to pay poll to7.es, and members < / the Na­ tional Guard and veterans who were (tab led while in tha serv­ ice are also exempt. Kievtors who plan to be away from home on Juno f ten now of County Judge Jas. Q. Fharon. Thl, la the flrat day tor »u-h tab-red In an automobile ataantee voting. Friday, May Z9. will be tha last day when such l Bunfey on Anna Marla ballots tan t a e a st —The New Den I ‘o»t today In the Supreme Court In Iti contention that the Guffey Shift Coat Act m i conetltutiottil. The Court m il Ita conrlu.lon er»> unaeoldahle " tla t price flxInr prnvlihma of the code a n *o relate,) to and dependent upon ta­ bor pmrtitone aa condition', con»idr rations or competent Inn», ei to make it clearly probele that the former being held IWd. the lat­ ter would not hare pauaed. The fell of the former (before the Count therefore carrie* down with the the totter. Price Gains pro­ vision- of code are thui dl.povsd of nlthoct coming to a qucutlon of their ronatl ullonallty, but neilhrr this c'fspoaltlon of the mat­ Donald RoebUngto "mercy tank" la shown plunging Into Lake ter nor anything we hire aald la Webb at Clearwater during a test run to prove Its fitness for nags to ho taken a» Indkw-ing that the Dating both land and water, U was built for reocue work In hurri­ ro u rr ii of the opinion That these prnvi.inn*, If separately enacted, cane*. It m in i a i g f iHsi T T US ii r t ii m i en­ couM be sustained." gine. (AP Photo) The ala to three dlcUlon wai deIIre red hy Justice Sutherland be­ fore ■ crowded courtroom. Justices Cordoio. Brand.-la and Stone dll- Chappell Charge! Dave Sholtz With Sinister M otive Says Governor Plans To Be-Named Only Senate C an d id ate Citrus Rate Upheld WASHINGTON, Mey 18.—(JP) —An Interesting Commerce Commlaalon order prescribing how CITY NEWS BRIEFS Park Avenue la now being . . . ' ug widened between Fifth and Sixth A .U 11101*1 t V G l V e i l Streets and the par ament has. , . n , . been Uld as far south aa ThirdP r C S l d e n t I l l e g a l Street. Some brick should bo laid] _____ 6 between Third and Fourth trm .1 T- n i , t I, — Streets on Pack Arenua this! 1 UlS IS D elC gR tlO n week, he aald. R u M lin g R io t,’ I f Opin'”" Of Court .s x -x z washi n S w . i| and other electrical equipment — (AP) — The 1935 relief necessary to tha proper lighting a c t iv a a to d a y held uncOIUtl* Bandits Executed Tourists Fearful By Fascist Army Of Strike Leave In Addis Ababa MexicoInHurry Rediscount Rate Cut 48,000 Men Threaten By Bank Of Italy Walkout On 9,000 To Get More Funds Miles Of Railroad Tomorrow’s tidesi High a t 8:38 A. M. and 1:05 P. M., Uw a t 11:15 A. M. and 13:38 P .M . The City Commlselon will meet aa a tax adjuetment board at 7:30 o'clock this evening. date tor governor. U aa address In Sanford last Saturday charged ( *0T*r*C.f , * 'lb Marriage license* were Issued deavoring *° manipulate pollt- Saturday to David F. DeU, 29, that he will-be deFlorence McDaniel*, 81, both d ared by the S tate Democratic of rteU nd, and to C urtl. Adam. F-xeogtlve mmlttae aa the ^ , ntl Koaa Bell ClemenU, 18. o n l/ candidate for the, Unltod * * „f 8 ri States Senate to fill out the un- • explredterm of Urn late Senator x t* UBUirtlfl*d man picked up Park Trammell. on tbs - DeLand highway la. I Chappell declared th a t 8bolU Thursday midnight remains unI* "spending his mortoy and an- identified sod also remains In a ergjr" to elect hia candldaU for critical tendltion In Femaldgovernor and them after the pri- Laughton MemorUI HoepiUL Diary will taka th a t candidal* -------with him to delayed meeting of Murl X Pace, a candidate for tha Slat* - Executive Democratic .Lata comptroller, will deliver an Tommllte* and "demand that ha, address In Sanford Tue.day Sholts, be declared by the com-1night a t 1:15 o'clock a t the cormlttea ax tha party’s candidate nar of Flrat Street and Magfor the United States Senate, nolle Avenue. The subject of S talls doe* not Intend to enter hie talk wll be, "The Hou** of tha primary what* ho would have Lea and tha House of duPont." opponent*," Chappell continued, — "aa ha knows be weuld not get Nearly $100 warn added to the in the primary enough votes to fehratton.A rm y tonii last ftaturmake It worth while to count fey, and the total has now reached Bloodless Coup Puts New Man In Power In Bolivia I-A PAZ. Bolivia. May 18— UeuL-td. Gemton (Busch, > acting chief of Lh* army general staff, aswnred the provisional prv.Ultney of Bolivia Bunfey following a swift, bloodless military coup which brertbrew President Jo ts Luis Tejada 8 <>«mno. Hu^h Tmmedhtety formed a dirts tar l*( Juilte. Inclurlng rep­ resentatives of tha RvpubllcanBochlUt and l:ft Socbll.t partie* to govern un ‘ 11 the next genm i] elections. Members of Ut* Jeeta are Gabriel Gonealvei, Pedro Zllweti Area, EnriqtM Bhldvlaso and Fernanco Campero AWires. jnr the A-eevtsstvO Freest MEXICO OTT, May 18— W — Native bandits were today ax- Hundred. of American tourUtv, ecuted by milkhry tribunals In, fearful of being stranded, crowdA*il. Ababa tor murfer during the! * ^Ahtaund trsirw tofe^ x.48,*«*£• l 000 wnpkv** of the Gnat Max'>£!£**** m y b t pUUg-jtooo National Ralhwyt prepared lug e f t killing v m placed baton I to strike UxtUM' floe- M n in­ i'” A m of Car.Mnl.ri a . 0V rUIFaacleta sough* to belt »pored I* tore was started despite ■general ™*** I belief the prelected elrlk* would The Bank of ttaly In Rom# low- _be officially adjudged ‘Tllegal” •red the redlicout rate from end worker* given 14 hour, to refive to four and one-half percent, turn to their jot*, to secure tonda tor development of| xh* strike would tie up 0,300 wnqueml terrltoiy In Africa. | mllwa of iwlb out of the copltal. because of Improper dale® tlon of powers to the Frei dent. Invasion of state’s rlgh end lack of deflnlta euthoriantfa The Court aald the law *3sttemp to reach am) control matter* wv which the Constipation baa gtv Congwaa no powers." In ■ test ease which result from plana for ■ model connmml at Franklin. N. J . Ut* appalls Court found there wus no cons tuttonal | power “conferred -upo tha federal government to peg late bousing or to resettle po nUthm." The appellate Court I versed * ruling of the DUtriA ColumbU Supreme Court w U had upheld validity of Uw ram Dement program and denied Injunction against the Hew Jan project sought by a 0 tu p a t Ik p ay er* .., ^ 1 N Broward County Everglades Fire Out Of Control MIAMI, May 18—G P )-a . J. “ “ bv “ v.rnm .nt th e 1 Block., Dad. county fire warden, F * « t , ^ A . I ^ T » r t o d *^1 reports tha EvergWd*. fir. w w l , ™ ' * ” .ten of D«vU la OrvuknJ oounty U out . govirnnj«nt took tka tU p of control. n r r .h P-Blal Whlrlwinfe blew burning « * “J C' ,y “ * grass aeraas the North New River, ? * ul‘ of. kulln« . ot Canal, lgnHlng • melton Of d r , f t h £ grass and muck land on the east 0 , ” ,n „ f ° nt ®* • i"0*1* ■•T** .Ids of the waterway. / » tr»ffl« ■“ * , °f Gey J. Bender, state fire ehtof, wa, completely tanned, ordered kU available equlpmmt In «»• hour* of B P. M. and the lower East Coast countlea to • A■;______________ MANILA, May 1 8 .-0 1 —fllx kftor lepers terrorised residents of fetommn twul airiill neighboring Islands Hundev a tta r killing four t ftoharman and escaping from their ootoney a t Oullon Island by steal- Sto" DETROIT, lb , tog a task Action eF Uta wind temporarily « ta o men and a woman The fleeing lepers killed three trapped C. M. RubUon. Broward ij* n* m« U“ l ' " • I * / dlmly-llt ding "Why I always other persona a t Rhiumpang, on f t a whrden, and hie « • * £ *n Coats B-ootd thread*." itoarby Aboard totond lyestenlsy ruunty Saturday. Handicapped by lha I and robbed Chinese store, there. smake, they were more than e0UBtF ,ulhorl Mask Janas pleads J guilty On ibis Island mors than 5000 acrid an hour rumoring apparatus to ta t - 1 - ___ , . _____ _ this new*tog before Judge J.s- toper* srv segreffrted In a comQ. Shares to charges of tntuxl- mrmlty made parttoUy mlf-susta Incation and aashe is lament end tog hy agricultural enUrprit*. Th* waa sentenced ta five month, on d llt a ii l are not Imprieonsd but ordinarily are tha Censty wad. Ha was nrw their movement* erdtonrUy ! ai miii*t, n J I ___ J plant worker; rested hy Oen*table W. A. He- Halted to tha se g r.g ated area of Mullen. ■ _____ Socialist* To Seek Rights In Elections Lepera Kill Three, Terrorize C o l o n y Probe Follows Death 0 f *1'*® Jun«1« ;:r TAMPA, May li . - W - F t o r i . da delagetea ta Urn national eonvsnllon of tha BorialUt Party ta CtovetofRt, May ' l l and 18, hare announced they will latrodaen the topics of riril liberties nod election righto ta this stats. Three dategates representing Ex-Governor Sn Of Blinolfl It KANKAKEE, LL, May Disarming His Force . advsrilxmcnt tehteh It waa Lehman to n Id « u Ownp I an and permit- completed kto fifth < then governor LtgUlalur* in Mtd have read affairs, I “Group H eld Winds Delaying gjm, _ Jas. G. bKaron, . will ta the tivM the HO deliver an __ ||_ enumty voter* k nfeear.'ier•,hin R a.‘mmy** *m a INwan. rsili y the t a t twa M M With tha ■ to ta l *\ rntjcM—j Zeppelin lalm to, lig^t s i jhegtsdi to fmftgl position af the Schtuchnlgg go and aft- Georgia Convict Has Escaped Sixth Time ^ . s LAGRANGE. Ga^ May 18— UP}—Inland Harray} a flgw * » W lv wli Ikall I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0ef6011c095aba93d52878e116593588.pdf ebca747daa50ff456dda3759148ebe16 PDF Text Text From Sanford get m i n MU D teogwaa' (U n ' U m cU m Im -m Ik* Fte*Urn. State 0) W rt tMD irttnlw d thla jvi tt naturally follow* that m a wr oight Im M ad>1. club* looking for player* * r i n to fladihe tight man. ally, moat of the player* In rath come from tho South. Teams Battle For 11 Long Innings On Sanford Field Jimmy ' Wright of " the Senfenl J iieh ofi Aaeedatiew., Dayton, haa a working agreement wl.h .the SL l o o k Cardinals. Santoro haa each aw ogremaont with the : Chattanooga Lookouts, The Card! nak’ "second string” men, thorn- ’t The Lookouts hare some mlghly good men on their line-up ami tome not so good. They can feu. FT*4' of winning when Dei Hardin Is in tho pit*bar's box. bat they need more heriere like him. -Jee Blatruff can’t ba beat ee i catcher, and he U aleo the lea •• Ing fcHter in the entire league, lilli Cates io another crecklog goo., 'hitter, the fourth boat in the league, and Dart Swindell has pro sen hla worth time end time Lugliv Possibly ho Jeoant smack l l u ' d a i i done Blatrull, haw ho dooo hit H the hsl. "ly knows II haa been hit, a home run. Gardner U ls another leading klltei *” teague and ‘ A depemiahlr ? Then, ef course, there’, F, McCrone, 'who not only j j tho chib but does ■ Drat holding down tho fin S ‘ » though ha la not al|To hot when ho cornea t. R efnsed Freddie Francis R ed Sweeney M ay P itch Regains Control Tomorrow When S ain ts j Of Saintly Team Come With New Manager Of Hit Lame Ann PLANNING OLYMPIC C01 ___ . •'/ -,V i» V , •• ;.T*2 Split Second Rulings in Ninttj Canto De­ cided The Contest Blaine K unes Played Last Game With t t a ijit s Yesterday Two does dec 1ilona were made by umpire* in tho ninth inning of yesterday's 11-inning game on Sanford Field between tho Look­ up and tho Iilanders, and Dsytona won. I le L In the fleet half o f the ninth Inning Dillingham of tho riallor# failed to touch third base, but to Umpire Grant waa not looking In that uireclion at the time and there fere failed to tee tho tinner's omission he did not rail him out. Then when the locale came to bet In the eecond half of the aame Inning Pinion h i called out by Umpire Hhef* leld aa he olid to the home plate a eeccnd before the ball got la that last half o f the ninth two rune had been made by the Lookouts, two men were gone end the bases were filled when Ovonlreet came to bat But he popped to the pitcher, and the tide waa out. Overstreet pitched a grant Tama, though hla team faUad to| hit In the pinchee ’ and there ware a flock of arrbra. Over-t itreet y, the. new pitcher signed . VldJa Me him yesterdayf Wei­ mar Brown of tho lalete ia called .“ tha Adonis o f lha Islanders’' Ly ’i h s Daytona Boach Nowx-Journil’i •ports writer. Maybe he’s rlghi about Brown’s good looks, but |t> a finch he la correct in saying that the bJandan ore "riding high. wW» and handsome” at the to| of the tenguo. Ha waa bewgkt by tho Saafmd Basesoil Association on Apr. T», tho f W te tH l *g»—teg to PAF 1200 and to gtre Fleet B liisn n McNally in .return. McNally waa given Ua release, bat no .menay actually baa been paid far) Lake Director Jimmy Wright mid today. Lake made . ftaw record aa a pitcher o m a parted of Mvahl, i year*; atartlag with hit high « AgeSidd (»•«). ehlef of tho A ssisted Freea hwmeu lea X - "(X J T L S X S i - "rw* Writers Hold THE STANDINGS to gut tho piuhing arm beok'iu* contrition, hence tho reklsel T3 J Director Wright m il that w h * the trade waa'made for Lake the directors naturally assumed that tho pitcher's arm waa a K. The pitcher himself wan not on tho da* tiro Uncup with the-Albany-Ckb and waa not aware that hla, arin would not hold out throng* tn game. Tho prisident of tho Albany Club la Insisting that the pdrt‘ chaae price for Leko so ppid, bat Director W right. declared . today, that the money wfU no though tho aeoociation Insist op tho return o f 1 Wolf H u Signed To r Coach The Tar Heeb Thia Week's Games In Baseball Leagues CHAPEL m U * N. C , Mgy M. — Raymond (Boor) Wolf, dfaot B of atUoUca oad asaUtant feotkMl coach at Texas Christian, >tMvanity, accepted a three-T*er contract aa football coach at-tha University of North CaroHnn. it FLORIDA STATS LEAGUE Frida* BL Augustine at Snnfovd. Palntkn at OAtotevflte. . DeLnad at DartUa Heash. T ■ I touched for throo hits of the meet, Del and ----------- ; ftp ion 000— _ 0 t^*To 1 “ 2 7 1 ~W.*7 • * , scratchy of acrateh hit. when the Delind ----------- 00 100 000-1 Jr“£ ; e Gainesville team flllod tho bssee ----- ------------------ a. !*• C- Koterprlse, vice-president; • * with none nut .He then bore I # down to set the G-man down*with• • out a .run scoring. , Yesterday's Results LIONE LEAGUE FRIDAY; Pirates ya. Cuba. IL Louis Mew Toeh mtuhorab Chicago HONORED Boetow HUMANE R n O CTOXUV VISTA, Calif, May 14. riMlSMtl SHOP Fred M. Bydra o f Fufillnj, Ore., I > years old, ran typo at a rate of 120 words a minute. jjiyriuoN •Runs O r Fines/ Frisch Tells Cards And He H u 'flu Pay ST. LOUIS, May 14.—UP)— Louts Cardinal pteyars whs fbU to drivo In ■ manor front third boo* with o m out or norm #«t ora automaticslly fined «S oador the rate eeteMlahad by Frankte Frkeh, o s s t p , The Dnes will be split emong the ptaynv hf \ Pirates Defeat Sem­ inole* 11 To 8 In Wednesday's Game relented baffc to the Albany, N. If, cl ob of tho Internal tonal Lai god. • £ & £ « s z s s r ,r « 'r y 'a . r s . r s r s s PBTER'PBN tr a n k will hnvo .Jt i tho league champion tho Pirate* Moat tkt « final gam* m Friday tho Cub* I n n oral In lion i League kmiUffleewUL__ __ tho *wo ,rTCr* •nd • • “ 't Pltth. Tbflr lowing Bolling to sedro frwn 1 a H I st T A 1 oeur Cna' run came In the ninth aa third with lha Iteds* only markA M e e t i n g 111 U C S1& t , r Kchneldar cent Ungiton, who had , r (n (t)< fourth white tha win- 1 -------made flrat on an error, atrok* n|ng tolly crossed the rubber lit ' OCALA, May U — <*■>— D.re tone, the'plate with a single to left, the ninth on a wild heave by Tr.llngbaat of the 'GrewneUte, a MU Davie allowed the G-Men io. D**»- • , 19” **Ud," ont’ » “ eloctod prteli In- knock but flvo btillo out of tho InMartin, with a drublo and lam t?®4 o f Southeastern Sports field. Pitching three-hit ball op, . Inglee, garnered half the MU * ri4* « Aaaoclatloa In a mealing - _ 1 uaUI the eighth Inning, Davla waa mate off Larsen by tho Bate. . 44 Sprtngi yesterday. Tha Gainesville Sun says that itringa are out for a flrxt-clssrier to bolster the G-Men itaff. trier I well jas a hard-hitting outfield- go Into n three-way tie ankeee and the Ptraiea. stage iteadtng o f eonh o Io AOO. Tho Gloat#, In end tho Rod Box, one P l. On tho field Francis will no ISSnS: flA V T O V A With Minor League F .r F i r s t ST. AUGUSTINE, May lL-OT) —Blaloo Runes was replaced •* manager o f tho S t Augustine tkinte of tho Florida State League by J u ry Fttsgerald raster-ay and Fred Fronds, former pilot and boekor o f tho Saints la tho eld Florida State League waa appoint. cd coach and given control of tho tho local club team officials af tho eb b aa- canary to pat nouneed. tocay, area ti Thn "new deal” for tho SaiaU B*afoed *•> goea in to effect- today when not had meet GsfneevUk ricit# Lewis Park for to into him m Irwin OflMHatss I waswa ass Ika .... u ain aau i,i.r,| may i*,— i -a u i i m , way **<—aauyinu . -----*— lain, ln* two run* ta the last of the qtath ,iU IlleMMOr> riu^raUL°ha!*tad the th* H the A sales r g**e Le fly-Larsen wide casebe 11 experience. |defeated the G-Mep, J-0, Ibn# r « - ; h(f ^ „ ; n o f thw season kpta Bryant Sooner haa bean ooI terday aftrrnoon. None yesterday after a stirring pitch-' uln,d *»F Iho Salute from tho Jockis . ru" V “ or"* by lh* 3*,n“ " " • 'e r a ’ duel between a stirring pitch- * » » “ '• ™ °* lh* B” U A4IleaA „ . psw * « <irt DbpoV Dten o f Do--------------------------------------- > ha sta­ te Through this loss the Caine.- j , w„ |fh nM lud C j . l1 "tloned ----- ' at “ third following Mnnager “ --------Kones' release after tho game at p jt rille team set a new eegue reev T,et0 for ttM locals, ‘ • yesterday. Added ord with a tote) of ••» « « * « • : Dean gate up but four kit. Galnesvlllo strength la aleo being bought In run |T* br**M 15 > t°in * hlJ* La men pan olekad for alt an effort -for St Augustine to two 7 ” "* * h ch • * •" but Dean walk*! fix. and fanned £ k; tugh »U flrat flre playing days of the two ^ hiU Lamn' waa walking .L-Lj o belter abowlag la tho pen. nsnt raoa. ould Florida Stela loop. |two and etrikln* out flao. Both inn. i Btlnt* »cortd two nint in rnpdnalU* for or*o run ocor- flverrs, rf MonIlinkI, Intltrsun. Morton. Il 1MilInilha fi*. M1tU«man» —It— Ikivli, in '■> The Xpokouta play at horn. Martin, c again Friday, against tha Saints, Krallek. p and It would bo fine If they woo'd .got the oHLts out of their system land show Uu visitors they can l acmetimes win n game at home tySgbfbrd Jana are entitled to aea a McNally’s Return T h Lookouts May Nd? Be Insisted Upon ro Three Teams Tied Mima �D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R PoU Tax Payers Flock To Office Of Tax Collector Of Florida sainole County Is 0lxth In Density Of Its Population; 2&J93 People Here j.L iveJn Cities egro Population Is &Hghtfcr Larger In City, Less In County T i« -Q tr — Sanford ah* nth in ol*e • » « * the arldpalitlea o f the State of A* tho 11th hour for p t^ a i poll taxes M i n , electors i n flocking to th* office of Cecaty Tax Collector Jno. D. Jbaktn*. d o t official itatod today. Up to th* aoon hoar U M had paid their poll tax*#'tor IMS and 1M« hod paid (M r 10S4 tort*. Saturday night at 11 o’clock will ba tha laat oppor­ tunity alactora will bar* of parte* their poll taxes aad lima becoming eligible to rota In tha Jon* primary. , •AfirZ Be Cnrtaile First Street Block Is Being Baaed For New Construction President Says That Blum Declares 1 Projects WIU Be His Nation Wi Continued, But On To lir e In ?< A Smaller S c a le With Other Li WASHINGTON, May U - V * — Praaldant Rnnanrnlt aald today tha Public Warka and Resetllemoat Administrations will ba eoattBoad aa • oomowhat smsller ideal* undoe tha paadteg »1,41V 000,000 work roliaf appropriation. Responding ta qorotions at bla proaa confer, nao, tha Prosldant ■aid that certain municipal prof Critically Injured Unidentified Man Found O n DeLand Highway; Recovery Believed Doubtful Ballarad by offlcan ta haro althtr been stuggtd and thrown out of a car, or to. haro baan knocked down by a hlt-aad-rnn motorist, aa ualdantlflad young nun was taken to the FarnaldLaaghtoo—Memorial Hoapital last night In a critical condition. Hla skull was fractured and ba waa Injured Internally. Hla rocorory la considered doubtfuL Two truck drivers saw the body by tbo side of the highway, aad stopped and flagged a motorist who took tha Injured man to the haopltaL Constable W. A- Mc­ Mullen was notified aad ha Im­ mediately started an investiga­ tion, but baa been unable to find any doe either to tha man’s identity or to how he waa In­ jured. Th* constable said that blood on the highway, about four mllaa north of tha Moon* bridge an tha road ta DeLand, bad not congested whan ha arrirod at-the spM. IndkhtlagXo Um that -tho maw .'wcw, 0 * 1 1 by W. E. Sullivan of 1 4 8 Frank­ lin Street, Tampa. Tha Injured man appaara to ba about M years of ago, about I feet la bright, weight .bout u o France Wo Be Drawn ! LEADING MAjt-HUNT FOR OKLAHOMA CONVICTS damnfad by ftru. Um apartment houaa to bo romodalted la an Palavotto Avtpu* between Fourth aad Fifth Streets. Hugh Barilla, to whom tha parmtt w u Issued, adrlaad Building Inspector J. P. Pa*too tha work would coat $A00Q. Mr*. Nail la W. Smith la ta build ou Park Arena*, batwaasi Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets, a roaldaaca aad faraga ta coat Japan Moves W Troops To Cli carried oat by Sacrotary Icin’ PWA In Um p u t would qualify undor tha mw relief MIL Harry I*. Hopkins' WPA would furnish 41 percent of tha fuado to pay far labor, ha aald, white M par* rout of tha lean would eouto out of PWA’o revolving fund. Tbo President amphultad that such man Idpal project^ u mentlonod moot conform to th# requlromont that workers ba takan from ralUf roll*. Search jfor the eight eonriet* who remained at large after tha break from the McAteater, Okla. The Senate foreign t r illio n s prison, ws*"fflV*eW3 by H. J. Srltsfleld (left), prison sergranli Sheriff Torn Jordan (center) «f Mut. committee today approrod niral kogee, and Deputy Warden Jeace Dunn (right). They are seen tearing the prison where tea of tha treaty recently signed by repre­ twenty-four escaping conricte were shot down, and sis were rccsptnnd. (AP Photo) sentsLives of Great Britain, France and tha United 8 Istee, limiting the else of certain typee of warship*, but not nurabe,'. It will be considered on tha Senate ftecr Monday. • Chairman Harrison of tha fi­ nance committee considered It might hot ba able to reach aa agreement ou revision of the House tea b ill, and U m whole be­ wildering subject might have to Additional elders and deacons ba foughl out on tbo Sonata Will be elected at th* 11 o'clock floor. service in the First Presbyterian Church nest Sunday morning, g ] Ritter Will Not s Vacate Oifice In CITY NEWS BRIEFS Federal Building Sharon Says/He Is Not Worried By dub Action A lot la Genava was trans­ Ousted Judge Defies Custodian In Miantt To M^ke Him Leave . MIAMI, May Moy lS— IB— (*>-HaUted t*V-Hoisted I* Uttar, oastad fedcrgl district Judge, occupied, tkh judicial' euRe In the poeteffles hen today h de­ fiance of tha tuUdlng’s custodian. M io r oi i m uoy bcouu or rhm rft America will be hold la th* , J ? J f s t l o n r o L J u it a ft a Junior High School nest Mood., % G ta 5 *1 r ite doors, although federal officials _ „ , were cloeo-mouthed on this sobThe weather: Portly cloudy to j « t, mtUr, wKo e|tlm, y , local shower. In extreme south m0T,i th* Senate last meath oa porUon tonight and In south i „ p . , chtnant charges was "onportions Saturday. Istreme north-' gonctltutlonal," bad been asked to west Florida! Partly cloudy ta-. TM„U lh, W |U by ffeetatostor night and Saturday. William 0. HIU aa cuatodtea. _ , „ ' , _ .1 The former judge said ba would Theodore Roooevott Camp of |M tituta proceedings before tha the United State. Spanish War C ourtri CT.lm. for hU Voterono, meeting last night,' |„ u»|» manner attacking neeat roa-' service i* a body, and other vet- elected A. J. Raiser as delegate, legality of the Sonata’s action. Ha l*l**»d they erans' organisation* will be asked and Edwin Piatt as alternate u vf he would continue ta occupy organisation te ge to tha service In formation, delegate to tha state encamp-, th# federal building suite hero to dtement It waa stated by Fred T. William, r— adjutant of tha U. 8. W. V. camp. U 1L The BpanUh-War Vote will Uka The Senate, which has re­ "I B their colors to th* church the sdBeit E. Squire* waa painfully moved four federal- Judge* In 11 A rn jutent Mid. bruised when he was knocked down Impeachment trial*, convicted ” £ (F Meetings of both the American and trampled upon by a young Hitter of misconduct charge* and i i r m * Logtea and the Veterans of sow on his farm at Loke Onora of bringing hla court "Into scan­ I A r m y ronltn Wars will be hold before this morning. Hls Injuries sre re­ dal and disrepute." At that Um* Memorial Du, when It Is cor- ported as not serious, but ha will It waa said no sppssl wsa pos­ ba ctatflnod ta hla bom* for lovdral sible. Mr. Squires is a candidate Following hla conviction Ayr. IX assessor. 11, Ritter aallod hla removal "un­ fair and unjust” and in a writ­ i Chappell, the sixth of tha ten statement Intimated It might LodUlato* for fovornor ta have resitted from hla being a Bemlnola County, will de­ an address at S:30 o'clock Republican. Ha waa appointed te ‘ fat IW» by President Coolldga. Ion of Magnolia Aronuo Irak Stroat. Mr. Chappell El . May 1S^la Sanford auroral wocko itisfied Asked Ijtoov^r To Join Ranks Hopes To sers Market |e caps hue* baan rocslved ILAMp, May lew members of the Bono j Legion, aodtboy will t a *for ! malitag* market s torag*' ■cat at tha mactlag tonight ■“ Ww officers a n to be ln-tnl i wienaro era an tb# bill ite. Tha poaettag U called P>< o’clock. Fathers of th* o( ■ * " .* Chinese Fearful Campaign To & Whole Of Con T^on Blum, the n u n will bo premier o f f t nerved implicit notice # rooe today that hi* B<* leftist aovemment wOJ be drawn Into a "w i propaganda or rent club In Pari* ha Mid that Fr "will lira tu peace with all," •aid hla country would, of e*a be IncllDod ta more friendly latlona with nations harim Ilka “Ideal of tocial Justice.’ Jte for tha American war < Blum asaariad Franca ball tha question "wiped out* deplored what ha called a tl International m 1auadarataa en Conflict In Nstria Because VtfefNA. Mhy 1B— (AV-Aa open conflict batwaasi tha governmeat ef ChaaceDor Kart Seheeehnlgg and the helmwehr, print* army ef Prince Bkmot roa Starhtmberg, ousted suddenly aa Austria’s rice chancellor and oomidictator, waa a possibility today. "The real contest la Just startlit # *1 Itha k * il*nna*J ia * pk*HMllAf lag,** deposed vvie* chancellor •started as ho loft to attend I sports avont In Rama. "A ll my Ufa I have boon a fighter and Austria soon wlU or* I am not Ikkod now. When 1 said recently my helnrwchr would be pushed out of tha picture only over my dead body I meant juit that, "In about * week the worl'd wlU hear from !£• helmwvhr •* A targe crowd Minted tha prince at tha railroad otetiaa with ebaere and ooags- Borah's Chances For Nomination Lessened WASHINGTON, May 11—Tlte itar of Senator Bank’s presi­ dential aspiration* want further lata calipee ca tha koala, of al­ most complete return, from thb OU* and Wort Vbrgtata prim*rtoo, reviving speculation ef a bolt from tha OOP by th* Idaho plug! waive. Democrat!* majorittaa In both state* wan ballad t l adlUonsI aman* of victory far Praaldant Rooe*volt next November, I,.; S leh u /n d Bobbed > negro man, bath aid o f-1thl r . drew heavy sonlonce* **i 1 n#r ptaudsd tafbro County » »M- a Aaron this morn- £ NOW YORK. May ! * - < « Sfgnv f» Eckert, U -y o M U am scuthu af tha Ragan Part clothlag i ----------------- w a a ----- ------ * Ait larceny U total of .S .a .- I .S The day u F morn Ja| troop* marching suddenl] China, wltneesod tha dag of anothar League of H member— Guatemala—which formed the League It U log the example let by C and Japan. Longue ascribed the regiaWatl Guatemala ta "comawroh aura" from Italy. Japen't data Japan’s Mere Far Pen s TOKYO, May l»— tf> spokesman for the Jspamaa offle# declared tonight that crease In Jepea's garrison* North China "will injur* sel China's savaruigaty but ro rights of other power* fat •roa. On tha contrary IbwiM ta promote peace la North C and adjust relations betwia* pan, Msnchoukuo aad China welt as our relations with a nations." • . aB Gastamale Leeroe Leaf! GENEVA, Mag IS— <FV Republic of Ouatesnata real from Um Loogue e f Nattai day. J, A. C. A rood, o*M general of the Laagua rod a Cablegram from Urn • Go Americas nation boIUYME of tha action. Guatemala wag a signal th* League covenant at I caption at tha close of th* Judre Ponders For Directed V( BARTOW, May JS— OF ta w A.M. m 4 ^ 9M ATlC rested For s Murder I �New Gw* namM; tTSi rbeumSflia ill winter when they (oald ba daws tore minglin' with ° !T Jr, Su tio. With radio ssrv■mavt^Mbte' a W tha old folk* i ^ , < u *}*n , distributer* aad ‘ tar t wrtlk’ » SOM ^ f f fad mgrmfsetarer, of radio revolvers '* ■ kharlitha#°ln( C J “W -, S*g silled equipment, reoptrttland thia summer. sad will un oar > r w ilory to mlfllsmr faJ the flr e s t ;^ ' ._ :_________ • l o i n area whan tha Florida Hi-I «i y*ad ■ > g>t t tb. OaHfomii Freshmen 1 ° r . ^ . , r s r . w- . . Wai Row On Hudson umi (ha Tawaaiwd U fa gsduse* thaaaj ■■■ ■— powyfa «p to MMdgsa, ladiaaa. BERKFt FT. Calif., May IS .UM* waaton Nsw York and Ftom-I «t-C.*rofl <M. (Kyi Ebclght, syjwni* gst tha ritoan of what s ’ reksh of tha Dahramity of daR homn to Ftmlda resfly mesas, I'm fsiwia’a crews, announced ha would toJin’ yaw tbayll cat that yanatan taka tha powerful fre*hm*a era* • qtiflhtlon of geology than it b enginfei aity of flowing wells and the effect* of .on dtriis and eatery growing could yrofa Bttnedby the Department of Agrlguitar bttfl already, dcmoi lr .{a u n ty ugri culture by iuistbtg Miaiatar af tNudlc Warka need flowing well* anyway, that, trope ere produced by •«e Caaaraa Quires* kha to (.aaafapaMnt af tha ( n t o .rtuofaU. *• A sa matter of fact, it b perfectly plain that Senator act an kta aatapalra public for tha rwtlwf af JfJv'^lR ob/neon’a "Florida Cnnai Board o f Engfeggre” b being pragiwto HO baa announ ? created hot for the panose ---------' - ptsyomt. of coodacting an will u k congress to appr Wto the feasibility < of the canal at all, but t a _________ _ ■9 ■- . jss a smoke screen to I behind while additional allot- Preliminary gaa'sgleil wark has I sad Ufa hewed to totog sheet t h i t r r « beltin' U would seaw fee* at m'A age essektn* on uka t couple of truck hono* to. •v . .. • menta are being mult an unauthorized project which bean eompletad by - the NatiasM I e far n ow S tott! seals than iky hold grandpa. Than Pd toll grandFtorida’* cltlaal w[|j Bcrvc no worthed purpose for anyone and seems Institute of Oreanogrsphy and teat I one erwr dreamed of a few f s r s l m a tom fprtrr C*e skew to Omu am <Mof « wall iij. iy jj. j,_v- rii-a-tro U P .,, onaequencee for many. r^ "* w«Ma -wee fast ttrep ut the gee- age. (ha front porch overlookin' tho tarmloal point* o f Torre gs But the eroee atale canal haa become a political foot, leaked Snppoae, If Inataad af pOO a lobe. iparkUn’ In (ho toaoMae, »mJ la Pena on the Spanish aide af tha ball now; The New Dealers were rushed into It In the be­ strait and at PtinU AJUres. north, month, a passion af say |8o waa taw the mockin' bfrda wnke you ginning before thdy knew what they Were doing. Now they sett- of Tanglera, have convinced peavldsd to eg over the ago o f op ovary warnin', awl how nice this would giro in sgod Ik to to have fresh vagwtohlei from here got to keep It going, for to atop would be an admis- engineers renditions to/ u n i t - sixty* wuplo |1M ta cavort aroend with year own tittle garden an winter lion are fhlsaJ,” ■loti of error. Tha howl that went up from the Republican and faIks with pension* wouW re- m g to my nothin’ af rambler Tho horfee, if inf haa been away, la oottlag back. Auto­ mobile, trucks, and tractors, oil have their places fit our achcme of thing*, but still there is a place which none of these can fill. And which u n be filled only by the horse. 'I f we harbor In our mind the suspicion that this la a 'mech­ anized age', '* wrltea Peter Remmy |n tha Current Issue of "Our Dumb Animate,’’ “we should disabuse ourselves of that thought For the horae la not only coming back, but he faces a new day of superior development, increased Jsvrnols, continuing as dimeter Ura and sack tha a Ml dostreble rases peefcto* ta the window at you of Um preliminary work, ball*res and comfortable place ta settle while yen*re doin' Um breakfast the Mo foot thickness of rock be­ tween strait bottom and tunnel calling will ftm * reft mergta af protscUon. Aa prelected,, tha tunnal wtl. have but a two percent grade from tha Spautsh terminal to Um lowest levtl and tha grads from that polat to tha Moroccan terminal will be on* of 3.58 percent. There will be two rail tubas end A service tubs. Vehicular traffic would be loaded an epooUly east ■truetad fat-care with elaetrie 1 eomotlon, thus avoiding fouling sir by sshauil fumes. No arl flelal ventilation la cMtamptSt under present pleas tot they i law for Installation of a vaatil Uon system should It prate m m liqu o r store ARCADE BLDG* SANFORD A V E , ROOM NO. * — FEATURING T h e M ost POPULAR BRANDS — AND— w«vv. CARRYING A COMPLETE L IN E OF T H E VERY BEST B a g g e ttL iq u o r Arcade Bldg re 8tnfir4 f t MONGOLIA ADOPTS FLAG « voU (toy reglstonil .the Fresisr-Lemk* tobill Dm U m Um* Uuil rn Uek messy Mil tos he continues. "Instead of the motor trucks I expected to see, I eaw hena-drawn vehicles, from carriage to truck. KA LOAN, China, Key i»— (#) At the fair there wee a parade of such 'old time' wagons— —The n u ny-iiM loyally eg Dm but thev were mostly new, and in actual use. Borne were Mongols of Inure Mongo1!* Is resii by ths nsw flag drawn by four horses, others by six, and one wagon of a i<e* j the u*wlymsisMtsh*U Mowrandier was drawn by ilxtm l fine Horses, shining and ffoJIiti! flirtrnm»pi in lwrltkfyn well-groomed. This undoubtedly w m teamed up for the Ckstor. A Me* field, Um dsminstoccasion, but it certainly nude a concrete impression I , >ng Mire, represests Moogotie. "For a while the breeding of fine horses seemed to skile litres stort perpsndtcuisr falter aa wo watched the ‘machine age* enter our Uvea. But ntripse af red, yellow sad whits now It is proved that the horse cannot be replaced for lymbolU# Chins, Msaetoukee sad many uses, and increased attention la being given his per­ Jkpin. petuation and hi" better breeding. Such a place la the WATER RATE (Tu t Arabian horse ranch which Is a part of the University of California, at Pomona, California. Here have been gath­ JFRUnALKM~(Pal«or), May IS, ered one-fourth of tha hom e haying Arabian blood In —The immlelpsl cmtsetl t o n tos America, and under the guidance o f the University of Cal­ redaewl 1k* wstsr ret* la 40 mils s cubi* metsr. Until tto ifornia the study and Imnroyamant of horse breeding m w wetor syitrm was lUrtsd, tto reto.wss IQ mils, •o J|a- L • r ;tto ugh pn-csnAjl»u * tore a <iue*» ssqss ms the dUgetofofrem the other day to t)w *Ry offlstol* sirs Ik ws* cut to lO l w av As* ootrrre. IM P> a^HplPlP �, County School t Sagwrintondent. Each i m a short talk. During ft abort business session, rvmr prettied over by B. C. Steele, the ctivitu was lield Thursday ertnlnjr tn tha form of a picnic at San Ltndo Springe. Syr1mating was rnjojrcJ and ■ picnic supper waa nerved. Aster In the evening tha progrant committee for tha 'yeaf. Mrs, X C. Mitehe*I and Berman Morris, proM i led a "Major Bowea" prograin near itatlon "3. T. C.” Mrs. Gladys M. Williams nerved as "Major Bo» m" and presented each achool In the county which re■ponded with a "stunt" ruasta of honor In tha "•todio" were Mrs. Walter ______ _1. Morgan. a member of tha Saaford Boftrd of Education, Col. F. N. K. BsUsy, president of tha Florida Mondkm Association, and Pro- Personals (Conqast Attendance A. 8. ITankina hat retnrwed from Tampa where ha waa callad recently by the Illness of hie Mtoa J. I. Sewart and soft Frank, of Tltueville are tha house intent* of Mias Nona Dlvsn at tha home of Mrs. M. W. Roberta,* Magnolia Avtaue. Mias Gladys Hawkins Is, plan­ Lora—or death—await them at tha and of the trail I la Jamas ning to lanes tomorrow for JnckOliver Curwood’e great adventure story af the Northlands, "The aoavtllte to spend tha summer with her slater, Mrs. Grace Country Beyond,’* Rochel’ e Hudson and Robert Kant play tha ro­ mantic leads. Buck Is tha fearless, Ashling dog hnro. "Tha Coun­ try Beyond" will show at Um Rita Saturday, > / Mrs, J. Fleischer and grandson, Phillip Kronen, left today for Warren, Margaret Allan. Hsian Bradenton to visit tha former's I-re. and Paul Aglet by, Eddie Al­ ten and daughter-In-law, Mr. and len. -lunar W o r m , and L A Mrs. Sam Fleischer. Tale. Of Accra for Ihe coming j a n r ’ wire" thsUTted at TKi “TOfuIiT meeting af tha S>. Ague* Ouild of Holy Croat Episcopal Church held Monday afternoon at the pariah house. The Rev. Martlft J. Brmm gave n talk on "L e n i­ ty." f n \ Tha following membara were Installed as officers: Mr*. J- L. lngley, president; Mrs. Georgs lion of Wamtn'a Clubs wfll mast smmd enable the earnest musk W. Me Kory, vice-president; Mrs »t l i n o A M. nt tha Lake Mary «*■*»* . «*»*• ■ ^lgh U. U Perkins, accrete ry; Mrs. Chamber af Commerce, wAh tha Mb0*! credit annually for his Charles Bteenwerlh, treasurer; II g W..VL AuxDlsry and tha Tftha studies and ws have emphasised Mrs. Holland L. Dean, educational Mary C. of CL Atafllary at ho it- the Importance of Mnaic In a belchairman Mrs. O. C. Cochran, M n . Tnnhiim at w n aneed education. suppll'Isa; Mrs. Jdhn Meiaeh, Jr,: v n m k w n iT “Our awn high school orchestra U. T. O, custodian; and Mrs.’ Th» Social Department of tba Wto “ * v*!* Martin Brsm, chairman aerial fOman’s Chib will hav. a break“ j*• ‘ service. j | fast bridge party at >:90 A. V . at W E 'R E Those present were: the Rev.j the elSo hou.e for all members *° j* * * ,M * r *£•**• and Mrs. Martin Brsm, Mrs. L. Hawkins Connelly, bin- It- L. Cornoll, Mrs. F. A. Dyson, Mrs. 1 The Nlekt Circle of the First O P d g a k y of llstsnlag tn this TOR lag other state officers i Mlu Joe Goasales. Mrs. Charles Ntll Mason of Orlando, first Btesnwerth, Mr*. P. M. King, r . a . in voe T. e . i * classroom, iu . u . l. vies-presidsnt; Miss Dorothy Cox, Mrs. Margaret Trucks, Mrs. 3. second vice-president, of Winter M. Lloyd, Mrs- M. Mlnarik, Mrs. Park; Mrs. J. C. Mitchell of this B. L. ruektns. Mrs. A. M. Philips, city, recording secretary; Mr*. Mrs. J. I , Ingley, Mrs. Watts, Quinton Brown .of Sanford, cor­ Mn. Georgs W. MeRory, and H E ltc U L E S , A L L E N -A responding secretary; and Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Branan. Courtney 0 afford o f . Winter Officers Installed By The S t Anges Guild Educational Group Banquets At Mayfair Headquarters g i g ffl sffSSif; ssrJf BEACH TOGS BATHING SUITS Miss Gladys Hawkins' ■trocUvs Clrls HI J n ^ sl’ t! l a s given I f 8bail* Britt Cameron lad tbd Flag Salute waa presented by BMney Nix, Jr. and I r a n i Southward, local Bey Scwota. Tba program eras epeaed by Roy Wright, a MSbr student, whe presented tha Ufa and Invent lot ef jobb Carrie, whs shine with Kirby Smith one of the two placsa offend to Florida la tba Statutory Hall of Fame (a .the House of Arrington. “Tba Sdnford Woman’i Club facia that It la a privllega to Join the other terries ctabe of the town In brtagta to Sanford ike W l’ A Civic Orcheetya. We feel that good oturie le eaeeatkl to the Itfe and develop meat uf any earimultity and this concert given by a group a # e rilate tot'lv ' ot arttoto to sure in to' ni*Atln press am worth whl'a." ’• human welfare will live forever In Ameritaa life , -Louis K C I proaetitod the oration on Edward Bok. Ha reminded hie audience to listen aad weigh carefully the notes of peace aad good wOl which re­ sound every year treat the Bok Kingh>g Tower at LAko Wales. Mary Chaparaa, president of the Girls’ PLY, the* presetted the Hav. Martin J*. Brora Who ad- T PT i r ,T v . [lib Una and two-pises with skirts and pantls effect*. Attract tvely priced from waa honor guest at a fare­ well party glean Wednesday even­ ing at KvanadaJe Perk by a group of bar friends. Swimming krae enjoyed ami refreshment* Were served at the Park. On returning to Mine Hawbln*’ bams tba geests ware served an Ice and sweet course. Those at­ tending went Miee Gladys ilawkins, honor (xeet, Mr. and Mrs. A S. Uawkbu, the MU ere ft tic of poach gladioli and purpla etotira me a eentorpleea. Place canto were mi nature peach book­ lets bearing lho program and songs. J Among Um other guests of toe teachers at tfia abating ware: Mrs. Walter 1* Morgan, Ralph .8- Chapman, and W, M. Haynes I of tba Sanford School Bo*rd| N T , WUItoma of the Ceaaty School Boerdr Superintendent T. W, lawton, Mrs, Jtaee Meeghton, Mrs. Dorothy lamb. Mn. fe. D. Ralston, Mrs. W. C. Batcher, Mrs. J. I* Clark, Mrs. Horton ef Orlando, aad Miss Mlldrad: Mix. . 1 Others |n attendance were:’ Mrs. Stella P. Arrington. Mrs. A 'M. Mason, Jr, Mrs. Minette‘ 1 Jacobs, Mr». Rath Hunter, Mr*. Vlvton Wel*h, Mrs. Irma Watt, Mrs. June Turnbull. Mrs. Jesse Ra— II. Mr*. Quinton Brown. Mrs. Elia Mao McAaly. Mrs. & ! J- Nlv. Mrs. Marian 8L Johaa," Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, pad the Miesee Kmeatlna Wartphal. B l­ V I Government la Uhn largaat single business la. the world and you an a stock bolder in It, bat yon cannot represent Year Stock aniens yon pay yoar M l Tax by tomorrow night. Then vote for 1. J. CATES for your County Commissioner from District 2. J. J. CATES. IFiM rvutlsel M>wtln m »l) f J t t V fffU H vVITHOUT AN ACCIDENT h HIGH S P E E D I 11 TIRES [ h I O I1 A C A R , i H U » -1.» U U IC K EU .. I V F ; (■ li C A T L R HLOvVOU I H K O T iLCTION : , I VLS ^ S NONShiU L 0 h u LR MILtAGL A M ILLIO N miles on FlrtWono' Tlfft* without an accident. That la the tA (•cord of Ab Jenkins, famoui driver,1, Who has driven on all kinds of foeda' w and In all kinds of traffic In every Kate In tha union. W hat v a tribute to safe, dependable, tire equipment! Make this ' ■ proof of performance your guide In choosing new tires , lo protect yourself and your family. "V iM p iA 1. T W FACTS'on TEA CTIO N 7^/ N O N -SK ID S A fIT Y * A lending tmlveralty In 2,350 tests has (mind that tha now, scientifically designed tread on tha Flregtopa H igh SpeftdTtra 430 -3 1 ...— i w i ..;.; u i i s ....; SJO-17....... Ab Jenkins used Firestone Gum-Dtppsd H i m whan ha drove his 5^00-pound car over the hot salt beds at Bonneville, Utah, In tha recotd-breaking time of 127 miles peg hour, covering 3,000 miles In 23Vi hours without a blowout or lira trouble ojf imy hind. J, TN I FACTS on KCONOMY sad NON-SKID M IL IA O I The largest transport si Ion companies in tha country, such as Greyhound, lo whom safety and tiro economy mean basin— efficiency, use Firestone Tires from Cosst to Coast and from Canada to the Gulf. And our own test fleet records peenra that tha new Firestone High Speed T in for 1936 gtvM you UP to 25% longer non-skid mileage. The Firestone High Speed T in far 1936 prows by performance In superiority In all o f theee throe qualifications. Make this proof of performance your yardstick of rafety and value. Decide today to equip your car with new Fir— one High SLACKS CAPES - SHIRTS AftO-U..,,, 400-17 K& 600. IP HA 6J0-17HA 700-17 ten 7 JO-17 HO. W M / /W / ' -WA-Www $ 1 .0 0 TO $ 1 .9 $ aa— aea— Moa L• ere ee pieced •« to i wicker aad wdikeat Gabardine Slacks friction aad H U H Speed ^ J F A lK F t U O f SUBMIT! c a n d id a c y S H O B T S ^ P lA C H M m *m t StSSUIMf Governor 8 « iH f R ? /* .: \? There are three Important facts you should knora abow s} the tires you buy— ’ * •• ,, ■ Mik \u iwrJ?- -! '-’y! -rjifflESM4 ^ ‘ R ’ J* f i x a t e ilo r I' tl * • $ ^ 2 m ALLEN-A KNITTED m • /V ,. re s t o n e *• b VL y i H I# A T *-!*,.. U A U .. . I A g fo S ” i fo r lJ M iH r w v . 1 W IrgWI U K k '/ jy * : 5 «- ■— _ *-iV' FANNLTt /\ M D U T O ti HOW \ i^i *hii re. fees tgj Jj �^ T T ^ rrrrr Declares T h a t orafclo Alesaad*, Aksrmao. Jeise tug th# RhtnaUad Mar. T, Back and Austria's n m t repi of D of St. Con Turkish Plea For orderingtnaty eanacrlpUon. Dardanelles Gunrf Today, Hungary awl. B ot.aaiO Court, «mC the **al *t w * Coon, mil ith Oar •> Arm A. O. 1114 a* win R. m permittad ax^a William* Clark, United autas DtMrWt Coart. Srathar* District at narlOa. Br: i . A. Law, Derate Clerk. (Bail*. AttaM a i n , Mar. Edwin R. WUIHni. O u t U. I.. DUI.ltl Casrt Southern Dlatrlct at Florida. B» 1. A- U w , Dcpatr Clark. ai a* HiwT afUr th* World War, here line* her marriage and honeyBy ROGER D. (\REENE moon. She ha* aterra torranta LONDON, Hay 15.— W )— •tand bound iby tnaty rattlewho eecupy third floor quarter*. Strong British rapport of Tur- tion*’ ’ halo Into Um But Turkey baa at Uaat sought tn,n Tha Mg rutile atone (table la key'* raqueat for permluIon , to new the gang*—It look* like an fortify tho Dmrdanotlee, the 17- permission from the powur* eon- thered w»«* F*inc. Italy, ^ MtomebUe ' 4aow room, and Ita mil. atroll Halting the Aegean «nted-BH Ulu, Russia. Romania, — floor la eorered with matting. with the San of Hartnora, when Dulrorla, end J » p a » A total of 4 •Improvonwvti of rwrat yrara tho League of Nationa act* on day or July, A. o. m e, hs* tile* um* lai my offle- and he* mssInclude In swimming pool, M by]tho cara In Hay, la feracaat hero. and •Informed quartan, hi Lon- w»ro dug up i aeplleatlea far a law d-»d to b« 120 foot with underwater lightSoar* A nthray U m , British don, express little doubt that her dtros canker leaned Ihereon. a* Id certificate lag. *ff*rta; an . Indoor tenuis ( foreign secreUry, It la pndlcted. embraces (h, follow in* deecnbrd yreperty la lie County nf Hrmlcourt, and a toonping rxwtp wbtr*;win sets* on tho aeeaaion to adnete. Stale ef Florid*. In.wit: we^lea , r * ahowm. minister a rrlret-glenil »lap at ■ AO ft. ef Let 14 Bnalb Mnford Hn1(M. Addition. Two motorcycle policemen pa- Hitler', world-defying method ef The aeeeemncnt ef the talc tfol the rood* ef Uie eetate. Guard* Lrcslyscrapping in rantrait to property nadar tha u ld esrilflesl* aro olwaya on doty at the en- o * rraaonable procedure adopted lannad wee la the aama af th Kiteh a awith . ns and Greek athlpUt ogle trance*, end the ground* *re [— Turkey'* dictator. Pre»ldent Cnleea uld cartlflrata ahatt be (•dryad*, and a multitada ef atrictiy prtrate. X.m .) A U t e r i ? ^ redeemed aecwrdlna In law. the 'and trout, fetrlexs of capLEGAL yreperty deeerlhed therein wilt lie Jime* B Wh*re the * m ! Umk, dallbar•old In the hlabeet bidder at (bn frisk hi th* eight take* and .tom* f^ llT romrt-bouH door nn lb* Urn « *l-lr ehalkngwl the Locarno (fading (tram*, Monday In tha mnnlh at June, t m m D (TATcn DieIN THE ilgnstorira Britain, the 1.1*. which la tha lat day of J.n«, _____ cx _ icR r.r you the drap woods and roll_ Truer T la aad far. t:., Franco, Bdlgfan* and 'Italy—by PARIS, May • 16,—IdVr-'ni# HR Southern District af Fieri**. In rranstrard th* big boll In tit* Dated thla Ilh day af May, IMS. Untied Kale* af Arnermarching hla troupe Into tha de- dlacoeory of a new ray In th* r of, tbs house Dooms, the a P. IIBIINDO.T, __ _____ alnant, es Saras Theo­ hitherto unknown,: Is dor*. [nlllt* ^ WiMahuid. tha Tsrk- ton’s halo, .. ________ _______ _____________ . . th* Clerk of circuit Cnurt af Defendant._________ ORDER. To I, and now than la tha (oopd Bern I noli cMunlr, Florid*. I>h <DcUitor formally ip p n M Iclaimed i*by « PnncH iitronomur, *i*r«nd«nt, i i t u Thiodar*. ___ , _____ ~ ; ___ No,I. I idrtmen’t hammers and tong, Alkltladeu aa«* Eraryalcn Elracts, (U A L ) lh* Ltagm and to th* signatory Bernard Lyot * they aro again enlarging tbo . riraeu*. Oi “Tew are * o r t h y _______________ powers af tha Treaty of Lau*n ,, y la the ***** ling. When the weather gets ir It may eren b* a cii acted te anne, under which th* Dantaacr| M Dt Ith day ef t o n c a o r a r r •—Is held indie*l* jaa*. •»•'•* A“ D. ■»- Kit,- aathe -d ________ aarjtba regular fora of gsr»uu to u, inuKiie __ik. iniwir TAX u n*ll*« wns damOitarUad la 1923.1 u m ty,arv |s, •*something, n , farmery, woodmen and par- t. a Bill of Camblalnt which :haaj In hi* rolo as Europe's cham-ktps , eherr 1« k«ribr |lv« t. TUI rt who krap th* astat* In orI* Coart hr lh* , „ , ,, . - r - - -.-.nleal element, which haem tiled la thla IA T E S a n ti PTT^RL IX . ________ r tho oertlflwill bo htrrasod to 160, holder ..... .. oatarallmttea heretofore - - - - - - of -- 7-4tih of Ta« may ba * i peetad to applaod Tur- of ohMr,,,.,. French Scientist Tells The World Of New Sun Ray, ST. lowers Nonas “• •'-isaiSa I(n oted yea. It la fvrthar nrdoted (Certificate No. tl. L a a u a d I'feta l i t _ D. 1* 11. h a * sahllahcd *“ la |?.‘ Id He. Lyot, Who ho. been analyt-! O'*' ‘ kl* " “ f? m mm * I n 'm *y o f f le a a a 4 U l ” —lord. _______ Heralds a »aw**aper K | > i 1Tditl«im f o r ai t a x d»#«l jnr.lhtJmn'a llghl f a* tiu lost• ^ ‘ g.nVrif.' ___ai aTrealatlea pnhlleb-d t s a u a d Ih a ra od w H a lil c a r t l f l yeor at the observatory- cm (ha in Sanford,' “Seminole Coonry. • fhb rm ea a t h a f n l l o w l n i r 4 r - Hid (Wmm c« pettally Ilk* th* jnlstnta.. fay *r*ry- tlm* they *xtlnguUh a Dy*—gras or chimney —on tha mat acre* theyl aro Towarded with a check for |100. moon. Sho ba* *I*ym (errant*. Pyrene**, iletcriboil hi* (b een ry *’1' Pic Ju Midi mountain In the lu I p m p a r t F I n Ih w C o u n t y n f l« , H t a t a o f F t o r It lii, t o * w i n l» t to l l A If t0 1| a Dale** raid eertlfleato alkali he redeemed aeeeri*nc to law, the property deectited tkant* will *e eeld te the hleke.t bidder at lie rmirt-tiouke deer an tho flr,t H alter la the aaoatk ef iaae, «»**. whlrk |i Ua IK day ef Jane, lit*. Dated Ola fth day of May, 1I1L oi r. Herndon , Clerk, af Circuit Court of Semlaole Cboaty, riot If a. In be li o u e d tb e re e n . B a ld c a r t lll- k 0h m >. a a r e b r .l.V . 1 W- COO,t OLA D ili COOK Anlder of T»* Certificate He. ***• W***h the *•* day ef August. A- u »•**• b“ f" Ml application '■ ">f office and baa mad* T h a * auaaam ant a f*"?** u lc J r l K . u ld r n llfle l, U e J ^ d ' w . m l * th e u m e o f V IR , o r * * • * A e e C t o b e le a u e d t h e r e < * • '* 0* r U f l * O l * e m b r a c u t h e (o llo w la g d e e r r lb e d p r o p e r ly In "5T 1 k fQHT “ FI«. dLU7o, w H - ■ l* " Vnleu uld certificate ehall be ftTt cb redeemed aceordln. In lew, the w ,,' r. 'b tiroMrljr a*««rll>*d lh«r«ln will VowUnhln It k^.uih A •o\JT10 th . hl.h.Bt blddtf at lh« !m w T f l ch H u l e i court-hous* door on tho first Mnn. a ••*«*_ r . . . rh u t i i i S day In lh. month of Jon*, t.tt. r‘ 1 ** eb " 5b which la tha lot day af Jnno, l»l*. / u J 1’ ** l“ " w ^ 'I* Datra thla t . ^ d y .1 t e ^ H R V h ^ a a u m .o . ot the ..Id Clerk of Ctrailt Court of .bo* fSEAL) C*Un,r r ,*rl<* L A "? and* JOI.N Il-B*HOB.NsAN.t-' Unleu uld urtlflcata ehall ho redeemed accord Ip# to law, the property daecrlbed therein will he Horten OF Apra.icATioH run autd to th* htthut bidder at th* TAX DRKI) I court-huuee r.oor no th* flrat (Beaal* mil He. 101) I Monde/ In lb*_munth..Bl-_Jaa*, —Hetlea .Ce hereor— (Inn. Thirl l»r»r which la lH# lat day* of Jane, IL W. COPELAND holder ef Tai lilt . . Cerllfinkt* No. Ill, laaoed th* IrC , Doled thla Ilh day of May, lltO day of Au.u.t, A. D. Ittl. haa ’ O. P. IIKHNDON. W filed ume in my offle* and haa dark ot circuit Court of made application for a lax d-ed Neminnln County, Florida. Ifi h a loailodl 1'iafonn him1.1 partlll. f aPl Tl ihattan Market 2nd and Palmetto PHONE P H t Smile Brand Pink 4 f| S A L U O X ,\o . i c t n ± \ i No. 1 can AlerV ■ ff GRANDMOTHER'S — ' FRESH, PLAIN OR SLICED Family Pullman loaf ' loaf NORWOOD RINDLBB8 pound \ v' FRYERS i SPAGHETTI '* LEAN BONELESS PA 0 SOAP bars SUGAR 5 lbs. bulk 4 Pkg& l i e COFFEE lb. pkg, * 3 tall MACKEREL eana I Scoco or Jewtl I 4 lb. A A P Tub or. Print S * BUTTER ( lb. . i \S 2 no. 2 cans BANANAS , lbs. Full Peck No. 1 Large Iceberg i' Tenderwhlte 3 I i LETTUCE 2 head* -V -' Texas Yellow i 1 » o n io n s s lb* I ■B •/ a let ST. « n p . a n» ' R & AI ■ • . SB ^ STEAKS, Loin or Oub WISCONSIN CHEESE pom poun J for TUNA FISH > pound pound COPHTBY STYLE sm oked Sausage P0Un ISS Pork&Beahs 3 cans Standard PEA S 2cans Kidney GREEN CABBAGE lb* Large Ripe pound BOILING BACON I pkgs. 10c Freeh KATOE8 4 cans IS K H I 1 RIB ROAST SOUPS CHIPSO 1 DRY BALT SPAGHETTI COMPOUND carton SPARKLE pk(. Medium Pkge. d f] COMPOUND LARD POT ROAST • ' MACARONI Fresh < WESTERN ROLLED CHUCK ROAST Gelatin Dessert May 15th & 16th HAMBURGER WESTERN BEST Dixie Crystal JL « WESTERN BEEF 8 large ,FRYING, SHORTENING, CAKE MAKING SPREAD SOAP 3 barm J*I-S*rt pound t PORK & BEANS can Cold' Stream — Alaska Ptnk fl , FRESH KILLED DRYjSAtT BACON to u Tnimnd 'la* -DcycsH ’ *W 1Rallied ! • - SLICED BACON BEST GRADE MILK 3 taU cans 3 Pterieia Ilarowster Q uality D ep a rtm en t B QUALITY Whlti House DOG FOOD GELATIN 3 pit**. i U V*JWy m RAISINS S ox- pbg. 3 FrL-8at Thai « r"bedm»rower!y1m / b j '^ u / l r ’’i f Htete'of Ffarte? te-wtu walr, «rUaBuf NKU 'S i r " 1 u , . 1!**■ ! ,T ..w k l. 11 i{fH'noVthl II?" T«wnahlp Boalh. hi»*y' BOAPMed- cans Ptatn’ �p n i i w+' w iim E i \ Se Tins SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA China Attracted Headhunters Of Philippines Rated As Best Marksmen In United States Army iQ ran JL ..-J*rf Jbe® MAN*LA, May • * IS.-—W — Ik from variou* position* Th* best ibota In the United of the whit* soldier* reran! tar_ r ., . State* Army are Ibe Igo nut* get practice a* boring routine. TWO On of Philippine Scouts, The Igorrot*. of a war-lik* naQ| j _ r n . i m> J T nalirea of the Mountain province tare, enlbt* in the S®ut* for , " K o l i l l l l c A n of northern l-uton. life, and thi* fact ha* contribute A fo r e T h a n D e c a d e Th* Itnrrotaa were headhunt- ed to hi* *kill a* a marksman. _____ ere not to many year* afo, and Unueually r.xxl record* hare By C. Y. McDANIEL **,n today sotno of the wild been made by the Igurrote* this NANKING, China., M*y 15._ tribeimen prlie the head of an year. Company A had an average (A*)— Conclusion of a military pact •n*™* «"«*■ than any other tro- ef 215 out of a possible XjO betnrean Russia and Outer Mon- phywhile Company II hit 2t7. fella la aeen here aa a possible I There ere two companies of Every msn in r ompsny B iron tenting point In the history o ’ Irorrote Scouts, A and B of th* the retinr of ■ mark.man by northarn Asia, marking aa It does <5lh Infantry. They number leas qualifying in rifle, pistol, auto, th* first time in a decide that ihan 200 and are stationed at matie rifle and bayonet. They China and Japan are on th* same C<mP John llay, in Baquio, turn- won 23 oharp'hooter* rating*. •Wo of th* fence. mar capital of the Philippines, Three of the lirnrrote* tallied Japanese activities In Manchuria 1®® mile* from Manila. # score* which would qualify them nd Russian efforts in Mongolia The companies were organised for the national army .hooting hare been only superficial.y lira- eom* 20 years ago and from thi contests at Tamp Perry. O., but liar, although bo.h have resulted fleet their men distinguished no funds ere available for their In th* painting with. new culurs j themaelve* as marksmen. They, transportation. They are Private of hundreda of thouaanda bf were quick to realise th* tup*- Prenclsco Jedo, a Bon Ior Igorrote square miles blocked out In ycL riorlty of the whata man’s weap- who scored 23H; Private Pedro low on generally accepted maps of one and became pat studenta of Arnold, also a Rontne and Prith* Chines* amplre. "hang sticka." i vate Maddnleno Ilunuan. an tfuD m Mongols under Genghis and They spend hours on the prme- ffso Igormte, each with 23*. Kuolsi Khan* conquer*! Chin* and subjugated the Chinese. certain their w*» a post of fire at Modern China never has uoasted Old King's tie; n.-er Itai the conquest of Mongolia. Mongol Springs between inti and I princes in the 17th cintury ac­ —But it want, xome taiigilde knowledged the sussrainty o f (he proof—e jm.liinrk.-q erivebi|H* Mtnehu emperors of China, hut letter cover bearing th® iitunip , continued to enjoy an tutonomy nut of ibe i* ij ,avrt n p j*t„ allowed -the subjugated Chines*. BIAOW1EZA. Poland, May 15. ' If found* tli«' i lie kvtil In- plnce But whtn the infont Emperor Pv Tl, last o f thj Manchuo, dim ted —W*)—Th* wllu horses of Poland In the rnuspim nuw bi'ing sut up down from th* Dragon Throne, th* ar* going to get a chance to com* at Fine MuuntMiu *taU* pmk. Mongol* considered their only i hack. Th* Bialowieia forest used to be link .with -China broken. Conscious o f curlot Russia'* ■*“ !* °f them, hut by th* beginning Repeal Is Reflected ImpertalloUa glance* in their d u l« f the nineteenth century Ihey h*d In Testa Of Typists rectlon, however, the Monogla dilsppearrU. Sclentisu, however, i avoided a dean break with th* new contended that some of th* ban*** ‘ - bans. Chinese republic, achieving n Plow* •*» farm* In thi* r*-' -CHARLESTON, S. C.. Jlsy® IV Typewriter-fisrrs here my state of autonomy whkh acknewl- * )on were pure-blooced deicend- — edgetf Chinese sovereignty, Rua-. *nU of th* wild steeds. t "pick my to i with fivs dnten liqLor jugs" has repl iced "now u slan special Interests and the right' 5,0 Un at them, Judged by #xthe time . . . " as No. I ranking of self go-emment by the Mongols. P«rU to be without any Uint of machine-tester. China aeised th* opportunity of- °rd ln «r domeede bon* an- i "The quick brown fox jumped frrvd by th* Russian revolution **»try, tav* been turned loom? In over the Isty dog’s back” Is in to cancel Mongolian autonomy an! th* * « ° « to multiply. They ar* third place. send a .Chinese army northward. unJ*r the special protection of th* Th* Chines* wci* slaughtered and for,,t administration, which hopes FARMERS INTERESTED the living Buddha of Urge set upjtd bora the same luck with them Nations 'Blue-Eyed Girls Favorites With Baby- Choppers This Is Life Insurance W e e k _______________ ___ ,_____________ c ______ ATLANTA. May 15.—W —The iaby plarrmrnt market here U bearish, hul that doesn’t keep Woutd-ie fmier parents from ire Ing ckoo.ey. For instance, they're 'demand­ ing babies w hose coloring matches their own. says Mrs. Virginia I.ee Bennett, acting titnU lts secre­ tary of ihe Child Welfare Associa­ tion, which <uper vises all legal idopti n< in Atlanta. “ Type -election,’' she says, "i» Carrie, to «uch a fine point now­ adays that adopted btbbts ofteti devel ap .inking family rt< tn blances Mrs B®nn®tt aUo citp« the fitt I Same RUINED CJTira UNCOVERED tah slate by Dr. A. 8. Nandi, professor of ancient lory at Benares Hindu Un NF.W DEI^I. Inc la. May 15.— slty. inscriptions on -let —■ 0Th-Kuln* o f ' thickly B«pu- pii ar* ef sserifVe-'WwtVf lain! rilies have been found in rupt Sanskrit of ths third < the tiger-infssted* jungles of Ko- a c. NOTICE T H E A SSE TS OF T H E 1stNationalBankofSanford have been told to the undersigned. All persons desiring to srlUe their indebtedness to said Bank will receive special consideration for a limited pe- rind. Room, llOd First National Bank Bldg., Sanford. t h * t habit*-* uttun uilopt parent®- hy ■ vou «r kfrip uf th® |irm|K*ct. IHue-eyi'tl. o ry -h ilrn l lit! Itfir Is nr® ironi in demands she re parts* hut *n> hahii*« me nut with •Ut taker* Th® prvfrrml at:® U betwrvn tlx mon-hs and s year. T. G. FORD, Agent ft Wild Horse Herd Re-Established In Forest Of Poland aa "Holy Duke" claiming th# al- M w!th European bUon. TALLAHASSEE. May 15,-l.e leglin<» o f all outer Mongolian I Bafor* the war these bison used la tbs course of driving to be th* main attraction of the on county farmers are showing much Interest' and enthusiaim in th* White Russians out of Siberia, Btalowlexa forest. In th* war the new agricultural program. th* Boltbavlka gained control of years, however, food waa more Im­ tho "Holy Duka," establishing in­ portant than any other considera­ G. C. Hodge, county agent, re­ tion to a lot ef people. What th# ports a steady stream of appli­ dependent Outer MougulUt. Upon th* c*ath of th* "Holy German soldiers didn't shoot, th* cations from farmers. ____________________ J__ ______ Duka,” Russia inertastd hsr l v Po Lh peasants killed; bison meat fluenc* In th« ana by salting up waa admittedly, good food for a “Propla'* Republic,” affiliated hungry people. When th* war was to but n*t ■ formal member of ths over It was all over with thr bison, [ J a n i t o r S h o w s H o w Union of Socialist Soviet*. Rti too. But Ute forest adtaUbUwtlln t K t r p i s W ^ * C a u g h t ih'TMsttpttel at Uiga. bbugbt a few bison from ioolOgIcal garden* In other countri**,! Ian -Bator. usion o f th* mutual aa- turned them loose In th* wo-xfc. itabc* protocol between Moscow and now there ar* a fot'oftS em *nd> Urga haa not only dashed again, China’s hop* o f rvgslning *v#r. a nominal Infuenc* In Outer Mon­ golia, but .also has glrtn Russia a direct Interest In the *T*ople’s ReputU’s” border ftod with JapaB***fponaored Manchoukuo. MANILA, P. I , May 15.-<*>— With h«r Interest the a Involved, Japta M spurring Nanking to nru- Th* Philippine copra (cocanal test against the Soviet “ Infringe­ meat) crop In 1535 amounted to ment" o f Chinese sovereignty in 541,507 metric tons, according to th* annual report of copra bro­ Mangollft, Japan long haa wanted -nt Inst kers. Total production ef coconut *U North China aa an ally against th* communistic inflsvne*. Wh<1s during the y*ar was 201,722 ton*. China fears aha mlffht be ths Copra siports-amounted to 253,* svenUai loser In any Russo- SU tons, white dniccated coco-' Jipa>**« «!*»K the new pact may nut exported totaled 34.729 ton*. Copra and coconut oil stocks on jnt serve aa th* re i son for an nnderstendtng between Nanking end hand D*e. 51, 1155, were valued at 125,853,000, aa compared with Tokyo. 912.5221,000 th* preview* year* m Report Large Copra Crop In Philippines Park Service Hunt® ✓ For Early Postmark POSTMASTERS TO MEET WEST PALM BEACH, May l8 ._ 1 ^ _ T h * Florida Aaaoctutlos of Postmaster* la to hold lie annual ronwntion her* on MeyI* ATLANTA,~May~IL—(AV-The 1 Nation*: Path aervle# te reasonably ‘ ‘ i- TAX NOTICE General Coxey At LtJ convention delegates. I "Ujr, former mayor of ^ t — Q : I 1 ~ C n a l r n ! -M' u. *>., and now rrsidmt Acs actively |v.i ted the Tuwnsend — . l - ’ki r ! over fill - B g J. II. COI.BURN ( OLIRIIIUS, O., May in. | IFl "tii-ncral” Coxey—he got tbol title cn thr historic march to tho[ Penny-lVofit Grocei Writing from Texarkana, Tex­ as. Mr. yiI. T. Bent.ejr, fit that city, aaya: ” 1 hav* been using Black-Draught for - fully forty yuan. I keep a supply on hand, t first knew of Black-Draught wh*i» I waa a boy, clerking In 5 store. I .saw people buying it and thought it must, t* goo i. I took It for constipation and billmantas. I would hav* a bad taste In my month and headache. I hnaw I needed a .laaatlv*— something lo cleans* th* system, I would hunt no llw lllark.lic.uxhl, ■ad lako a dm. I would b* rvll-v.-l te * tew knur*.-I* Wark-Drauilit. I fund a atmot* rvmwtv—on. (hat do.* not hav. *** sfl.r-.riwta I do ooe know anithlB* bvtur lo I .k* for a dull, llr.<C lUtWaa Inllii* I kav* rvromnwwdte ltU.k-1 irmushl te many friand. and n.l«ht..i. t knew tk*y hav. bws glad that I .lid. lot they hav* said sa.“—Adv. Sausage lb. 25c BEEF lb. 30C »*«l*d I Wu l.f <•!!..* | Quantity Right* Reserved Super Oleo PEAS can 15c ■lav---------a. tag gaarl gaarl OIL pt. 21c, 43c DRESSING 14c t l s w aed a..Sara * COFFEE lb. 25c TEA '/j lb. 19c 5 s . •J*** •» f*vy rack * SHRIMP 25c ■We a n to aoarail.a oil* m laa wllk mm the Saatavd ■■•ball , iuh a ad. Ik* NH atav te m v wlada 15c ib Mustard Buy at tho ngn of the Rod Tag and get m ighty veluel Grape G IA N T P 4 G S O A P la m Oct. S O A P & P O W D ER 4 for 10c 24-ot jar OXYDOL iw vet Mil »wvet t.ilihv Tuinatu 3 3 bar* 10c mad. pkg* 25c IVO RY S O A P mad. caka W O O D B U R Y 'S 3 caka* 25c CERTIFIED 5 15c 6c roll* "The Modern Sproad" Libby’s l-lb etn P R UNES 7 jc Sardines *«. on 6 PASTEURIZED Ib 19c LIBBY Cornad Beef Hath S A L M O N Fancy Pink Potted Meat Onions viz? 4 Marlboro cans 10c Pineapples Each 19c Bananas 5 a>* WliM*ap 4 Ice Cream: L a rd ib B A C O N Ib ‘ 4 * p4 f Fr**h, brnspl LARGE QUART BRICK no. I can* tall can Potatoes Bolt Balling '< r 2 cant Main* pure Vegetable Fat — Compound . FRYERS each Kindi*** gltMd Break faat * Special Bilk B A C O N fm fv r HAM NUT 51“» w S r /s Sunthina ii h FROZEN STRAWBERRY v> Land O ' Tk A p p l e * IBM Gold Modal Flour 5 Ibi 25c 12 Ibi 53c 24 lbs 9?c Lend O ' Sunshine Flour 24 ibs M A X W E L L H O U SE TEA l/4 lb POST TO ASTIES 2 pig* G RAPE-NUTS pochogo XXXX & B R O W N S U G A R 2 pkg* JELL-O (6 flavor*) 3• pkg* RO SED A LE PEARS no 2»/a can BUTTER Pickles 15c HAM lb. 45c1 Juice 2 cent 15c kfB* full ran (lru|f« SALMON 21c Juice qt 2 3 c Vo. 1 Ov.r i.a Himyl. Harrow Karra** Haltmlar, May H U l i« t he Uni day to pay poll tax tn o r t w t e n U l l U te iw M iMtenHew. tax ' —2". Sugar in n n iT r p n '. m n i yrant old. — High-Collareil, gray haired "Gen- |cupilul has long ailvocalril uo•ral” Jacob S. Coxey, (till "IIIkhIiix economic views. marches to the political wan. Beginning life ss n mill work-1 This time he is the pre*1d*a*Ual rr and engineer, the wrinkled I candidate of the farmer-labor HI vrnr-old perennial imiulnlato party, and, slthrugh he decided for puhlic offir* went into the I against entering Ohio's' primary rcrap iron busines* amt later! May 12, he has obtains! informa­ purchaserl a silica sand quarry tion relative to making -th* raca which msiIn him prosperous. ]■ In November. Among Covey's financial ' General" Coxey, who Attract* I schemes s m one to provirlc attention 42 years ago by Mail­ legal lander money without in­ ing- an "sriny” of unemployed on ter** t. Washington, de.lined to partici­ ------------— 0 pate in Ohio's primary on tjlu ground it was a “ farce.” He was named a presidential nomine* si a farmer-labor convention In Omaha last July. for Tho veteran campaigner "mrtiey-at-cost” said thy Oltlu primary decision was fironiplkJ I 'V by the fact that although ; ho polled the highest preferential TOO W. Oth Phona *30 vote—75,5-14—In th* primary four Fr»* Delivery yvar agt. Republican eonventior. leaders refused to recog­ Price* Through May 16 nise him. Ohio's preferential balloting •lam* Wad. lu n lr i «l»«. provide* only a popularity teat as the result I* not binding nn Man 8 Friends Glad He Told Them About BLACK - DRAUGHT Finest granulated ■ BMOKBD S A U S A G E lb . lb 29c ............................ lie rrrOCK C H f C K t N LEG S 6 for 25c L E A N W ESTERN SPARE RIBS Ib W fo Voung Tenter Btear Pel Boot Boast lb Yeaag Taadtr Ru*r Chuck boom ib 19c mm SooShow b o n b m b b v e a l roastt, \L CHOPS or ROAST. Ib. ---------- " ■■■■ ■4 9 te > Ik da* Fat Catvd F1«nl* 7 » I -..Tk �, n * r ” ‘" UNOPPldAL -- v , PRDHARY ELECTION * -k ' w w v - .a w * * A I i f l T » v' TY gTMaq—h oi .fpruolic .i.r I *_" rnPoBpVa instruction / v T. W. LAWTON — BJ----------wBBBBba-------- i------------------------------- - ^ r -s -T T -rz t e - g „ .. • -UA>o*.w<,T»i«wr.wA JUNE 2,1936 ■ him Is Ik* lit it r *f Juno. i ihia Tin dn r e t k a jr. m « . 9w' k T. HAINES gEIUHOUl cyO U TT CHARLES DUNN mentative In Congress BOSTON STEELE G. SHARON D. L. THRASHER J, JPUNIE) fifTEEP I I** nppllralira for a lar- JMd (► »A (hr Im m I tbarona *>M H r t lflM ir M i b r i M IS . fo llo w Ioff dybf'1Wrd proper!/ In Ihr C ou n t* q f NdMl* For Comity Co MonrM o r a r r iv e atiom r o « TAX DEED in+mmf Hill N*. M l NoliW In " hir^kr fllvvBe Thai halter of A PIG p ictu re f o r a little dnl- KVA VI* IllNK.SUIT No. IBT, !■ **«! U r. V fiab oldt's Stu dio, phon* T s * C orliflca t* th* 7th dtr of Auciat* A. H. Itlt* MM. Horn fllrd mov> In Bil «Hico »»4 hiB m*t]« Application for n t*i 4 -* to In th<r«on. HjiM ForlllrCNto imbri^tl th« follow- w t m c m 3— A u t o m o b i l e * . For Governor CHAPPELL a (Homestead BUI) HODGES RALEIGH PE7ITEWAY For Attorney fo n e ^ VICTOR CHECK f.D ,D +V»SO N A L L -S T A T E Hr**— S ear*' prlcwt and S c a n qu a lity . R e*l and Son*. 301 W . P l o t St. FRED A. DYSON JOHN E. FOX A—Situation Wanted. COI-ORED GIRL wanta job at rook, maid, .or nun*. Viola William*, Oil Cyprraa Ave. BEX PACKARD 'State Treasurer In the month o f June, 1-*3(. wk i c k la the let day of 1*34. lotted thie 7th day of Mar, 1114. FURNISHED irara(* apa/lmrnt. O. I*. 1 ( K ] I N I X > N , Clerk of Circuit Court of Adult* only. 107 E. 5th St. Hrm l nule County, Florida. (SKA!*) TER THURSTON 16— Houses For Rent For State Senator 37lh Hcnatorial District W. R. DUPREE J, PARRISH ..... ....... —- Fo>^County *■' __ _ J h o T ic u D is t r ic t N o . S nlahed houaa iyHh acrci H r*. J . O. bark p orch . ^y* jB* BALLARD t _ t|twn<i U2~J-________ ------- --- ----------------- --- *---- 3011 W. 20th." sT. 0-room ROY 1+ HOWEIiL , . .IIA nrmn.d in bark ROSS L. HUMPHREY Repriesentative, State Legislature Group No. 1 J. LEHMAN ONE GOOD Kalrlnator aleetric refrl/erator. f#0. Real *ad Son*. 301 W. F lf/t Bt _ C. B. SEARCY FQRRRST B. STONE lepresentative, State Legislature Group No. J GORDON BARNETT For County Commissioner DUtrlet No. 4 W. B. yiLLIAMB For County Judge 3* W.HPENCEU F O R « X l E i 'flu w k For County Coi ORIE R. MATHIEUX HOUSHOLDER J. T.McLAIN G. LEONARDY a H. PATT1SHALL HERBERT MESSER For Justice pf the Peace Pottrih Dtatrkt IAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON For Sheriff For Constable BOB DODSON 8. (Jim) LEE For Supe '.McOiELLAND DAVID K.M cN»B W, f- THIGPEN OVERSTREET A. TATE TTPTTf — — ■ ta M tll* titijri'hobee deep o i - slhn * flrei 'S>Ual**l 'f ( b l. Tlh d a / im m nnl nr A m .ic d T io w ____ iro n I l»‘ u*d ws# In Ibo ■ -L mW nnmo « / -7 I 'll* TLuA Ik if rr.rnji “ * — “ U TIJnlraa aald r .r tlflr a U ahall ha redeem ed acemrulrtc to low . the prnprrty it.«-rth*d Ih .f.T n w ill h« »'*M in i h . h ia h .d b k k . r ui tb ( roart-h n u a. dnor ou Ih* f l n l M nmln/ In ih . month of Jun*. whlrh I* th* tat d a / a f Jun*. ao I ho f n l - r o inl.1 c r t l f l c n l * Shalt b o rn lro m o * it r i> fd l* f I* low . »hr property d»*<*rlb»il lh.i*»ln w ill bo onl* In Ibo M abool bidder a t (b o o u r t - h o * * . door on Ih r fin e 1 * * " - i l » r - Id lh » manth \ n t J o o -, IMS. whlrfc Id (ho lo t r t n /n f Jon*. • • ■ „ ’ .... D atM th lt Tib d ay o f Mar, " , O. I‘ . IIKftJftf I M ik a f C ircuit Can Uemlnul* C o u n t/, Kli nrnurrtr undrr Ihr aahl errllflta ta Iinlrd of . »ed»r i ho Ml* m l IfInto irM*. iw m riC ihia Tlh d a / nf |Mr. IM I. tl. I . HKflNlKIN, r i .r h nf rirru lt rouri nf Hrmlnnla C o a n l/, Plurida. r jcm o r A r r M t 'A T r a x r a a T A X IlflR O IBaaala n m f a . 1 0 ) Nut Ira l« h .r * b / film , Thai ■V. C. MAUUKN holdar - nf TAX C . r i l f t r u . Mo. l i f t , laauad tba Mil a * , o f A u a n .l A. D. IM f, baa MI.r. K im . 1a m » afflra and ha* aim ], a p p llra tl.n tar ■ taa d-ra.1 •li h* U .a .d th .r.n n , Snbl rartlfl* -at* rm brnr** t h . ra ttiw ln s Jr* *erlh.*i p r o p .r l/ Ih I h . Cauaur at fam ln nt.. H i.l. o f Tlorldn. tn .w fl: W I* ft. n f Lot li Xoutll Hanford llalsh ta A d d a law. Tha aaarnmn.nl a. Ih . adM p r n p .r f/ u n d .r IH* anld m rtlflrar*' -iwu.d wn* In Ihr p a n u at KVA X. SMITH. U n i..* aald r»rtl(lra l* ahall b . *»d*t>ni«) .iw ordln if nt triar, fh* p r o p .r t / d raarlh.i- tharrln WIU St htdh.at bidder at Ih# raurL bdaa* dnar . n ih « Vlrat M n n d «/ tha naualh a t . / m i s ita, th r o u g h Plttw n f .M a /. I H f o. r. uxitNOON Cl.rh af Circuit , S .m la .1 * I’ lA N U U — W a hava tw o amall alu dlo piano*. W Ul aa crltk e rath er than return t o fa ctory . M ay b e eeen In S a n ford . W r it ! T h e Haldwin P iano C o.. Whola* rata D ep t., C incinnati, 0 . x u r .c « PLENTY aecond hand lumber, tin, and bricks et Duhart'f Lumber Yard, Oth A Cypress. Phone 38(MY, * Th* Con a I / . F lorida ArrM cATl” ihkali PAINT & GLASS CO W tm m m l c s r j-f” nf HraM'. sswr. Ik* °f.Kif z* n ir « *rd Wz' Inf rlaw. ., .|Sa .. r^ a a m a d FOR SALR:" Boat " j T trslIer. Reasofiable. A* D. Smith. MIHEOG Fourth Diiitrki M. (CHARLIE) HAND re nf r » t t«r. t Tb« COTTON IS. REPLANTED JAS. G ROBERTS ' AUL G. B1GGERS rn u Ii k K i i tin t*.* w ld r r iim .n l* .h u ll b « hrrobar,1r ^ ir .n iA i1 nawrdtn* trr - lnw. th* Duhart'a ^ *adrt»*t) t h f/n f* w ilT b * h liih w t bf#3er et the M d ^ u ip rt»» north Its*. )H. Mail TM , AJtNIfJ fU qei.Y b a ld w of Taa r a r l l f m i a N k *C la.uad Ih* flh i f f . « f A ugual. A . J V H I*, baa fll.*l aaia* in n>j m n * . ...^ , . i . m*d-i .nppllCAllaa far a laa drwl fo^ b * lasaad thtr**|L b i d ran lft* GLIDER! 2 amt chalra; 2 flower c a t . .w b ra ra a tha fo lla w la e d r a.rlbaf. pronaf 1 / In lb* ( V a a t / *r S. F. (Sammy) LQNG txmnty Prosec hand at A men! In aerrloi atatlM' an*I bd/bccua in Sanford. Good locaJon. Rox "Station” car* Herald. W. G. KiLBEE R.W.WARE A r r u c A T io .* ( a .a a lt Hill *a . ( 0 ) N o d e . I. h .r .lir ■ Ilia . Thai Illll-'IMC IIIIMI'IIIIKT holder nl T .a C .r i l l ir i i * No. ««■ u .ii.,1 in* iril J a / o f A ua«*t A D. l » l l . lu* fll.il .n m * In *1/ n flle* ■>* u.** oia-l* *p|il..nilon fur a taa A.*tl I " b* Im u . iI Ih .rrn o. BalJ cartlflc a l . .rnh rar.a Ih . fuD ow la* d .• rrlh .d pronarlr la tha Countr nf Urmlnult, hlala o f F l.rld a . In* w ll: n . « l)T .I f fl. N II <!•« II min. It. uf Hit A * . Foot S 'i'. 11. T w p j # South nan** Id Karl, run N II d t f . II min. W 111 ft. N l i oaa. at min. i: III ft. s || d**. II mln. K il« < i ft. H I t d .r . 1 min. W III ft. to ba*. REPLACE th* brokaa seruan dn •r raa. your window* *nd porch—tad T h . aaa.aam.nt o f i h . aald be comfortnble. StAnJay-Uofar* p rop .rty umlar t h . * .M r a r llfl.n l. l.Bimi wna in ih . num* o f MA> ifAnlwarc Co. MIK J . WAIINKII, P L E N T Y secon d tin, nnd bi Lum ber Y a rd j &&MPR G. WAGNER or ■ — -T A X . . ___ nolo, t i n t . o f F1'>rHt*. i f - o l i n " l o t i M l * I t s J. f> r v k nrJ'o lit . Add. la Mldwwr. i TAX IIKBU ln « t J * # p r lU il |*rf»|#*»rlr In (h i C ounty o f Seminole, Stale o f Ft**r» Vrtlliw la hrr.hr *lT.a. T b it lifa. In*n It: I.RNA I’Anil AH balder nt T s* J > *t l i J . D . I*m r k a n T i 1ft. Crrl Iflrntd No. If, liruad th I t i Add to Midway riot IKtult 3 of Ali(m l. A. D. m l. I'fiffw 1til. fllr* urn. in air urn.. « . _Tll?_ «f__till__ 11U1 t»rnp«ri|r under the irald certificate I» bn Issued thereon. ArtId tartlflliMiied wee in the iteme of »»• •‘"hrarri Ih. following da* OKUlhlK llAULKY. IlnlfM rertlfleete ahall be **-rlh*d prnprrtr In Ih* Cavnl/ of rrdd'rmtd acrorf.lng to Uw, the S.nlnol*. Alain nf Ttortdd. la-wll: „ * « n »f W I lf ft af M M properly drscrlbrtl lliffqln will be ft <>f a IH fl or Lot Jt M. M. eold the fileheet bidder et th nmlth'a Inf BoMIrldou. Of»url*ltotie« door oi the flnl T h» a . araaai.nl af th* «nM Mondey OTTO SCHMEHL II hr . thn first June, I ■no, gUtntion D EFU N 1A K S P R IN G S . M ay -H dd d U k d Of culd prsaikar tBKALl i M ln som e Gm a a g o . It waa waaory t o plant the W alt mi cauety cotton efop ever ayairt and‘ the prep te Ute this fbnaoit as ■ rsselt, County Agent M. m u s t ! * , A c t iv e b m u g g l e is •BIO DE j a n p Tr o * ¥ * r 4 ^ (A>-Pr»A> de Caltslhe, chief ol '“ M S f e f f i WRITING C 0 N 7 ID 1 T O A L IN V E S T IO A T IO N S County Credit A n ’* *»* ; �# OFF TO V K ff THREE S! MARRIED BY FATHER, 2 BROTHERS N E W S T Y L E S F O R S C O U T S * • t ' rR;? f-^ ^ .» * n a?w f werVa ante mature quadrapitta, art thowa. Warglsa 0 ataria, ta Invite tha Dionne quintuplet* ta lha Taaai unlvacalty, Roberta, Laata, I It w ii >11 in "ih r m " at Cbhimhui, S U„ ai three »i*ie * were married tn a triple ceremony by thr*<* clergyman relattva*. Tht thrre -laughters o f the Krv. II A. McOulLugh (<ren:*r), Lutheran rniiiiatrr. weir join,-,! to dirir niatr-> b> ihitr father and their tw„ Im lhtri, tbo Her. Paul G. McCulI ugh (right), of Miami, Ha-, ami l».- Ilev. Ilrnr j A. Mriiill «>• •>. Jr,, (toft), of cbiattanooga. The bride* are. *r(t to light. Margaret, Mr*. J. B atin ltnk«-t o ' Ai'irn, B, C.i Miriam, now Mrn. W. il. Cougar, Jr., nf Odumiria,. gad. .VaraA, now i f f a A. I', /frown of Columbia. (At* 1‘hutn) THEY MEET HINDENBURG ON ARRIVAL IN AMERICA JUST A PRANK OF HARVARD BOYS1 a/Wf tha training camp who** student* gave tha Idaaa M ami »_ • L td ta tha new uniform for tha Girt Meant >email. CAP’N JOE’ QUITS MISSISSIPPI Thtaa thiaa arlalt n •’tiu* Is a-»- shown going ttrr plan* to moor the aapiwIln.Kinilt'nburg ahortly befura iha giant thlp was achrduli-,1 to land at lakehu.m, N. J., on tin fir.d flight from Germany to America. They art, left to light: K, W. Von Mriatir, i|wlol re|iie*enlaliv* of the (irtman Zeppelin Cnmimny; /Mmmander Char las Hi-*. lulntd of llic l.alehur*t nvul air (Allinii, aiel Lieut. Uaorga U. Mill*, ipemticn* and mooring nfficer, fjkihurtt. (At* Photo) QUADRUPLETS BORN TO NEW JERSEY MOTHER an tha rad banner of flaeiet Roaata wna found fluttering ta flag pal* In Trent o f the United Staten Supreme Ccurt Blttan by • > at Waahingtea, W grtatlon and muttering about com- templing ta ’pan’W a —until Harvard alu.ient* admitltd they £Tm*ih (II tha colon "Juat for fun." Tha flag la aliown a* guirda found prafaaslonall] After U yaara af ploughing up and dawn the Mlaalaalppl rhrffV Capt. Iltjah Jaaaph Plaraa brlaga tha U. i . P. Qenarel Jehnead Into New Orlaana an hla final voyage. 'Cap'n Joe" retired upait raathlNg iha age af F0- Tears railed dawn hla ruddy eheeka aa hundreds at admirers abaarad and whletlea af rtvdr araft patg him a trlb-.it*. (Aaaaalitad Praia Phata) (AJP Fhato) CANT LURE ROYAL PAIR OF COTTONLAND, Boy Bandits Kill New York Banker hath Keeper f* WtHa Firry. N. J« pad idadlsaf * the flratiquadruplet* af that algid I* iM« pay ra pave them a peed ohm*# ta Nua, They pm ahalight three peunda; a bay, three psuads| p: ba p nareaa reflect their pride In thalr wuueual al Health IhJt Um [fkttllW* ind coniw u 4 Tu this p d physician repU worth flUM ( (th. y flm S h ram lad him pg per af ,tW Qp the finer a f 1 . to those who know how to wait. Of gatliog around whut Arne can* nut pet thrwjgh or over. Of lha aarenity of lho mature. Hyper-reaction la chibliili. Of lha atlue af detachment-and tha powae o f . pon-fatarfercnco — « M>atla|>y Important to impress an egiUaiaU rlgh: Hie ovareeptppg parent otifruntai te ptaJ >»lf- iy the rduntada child. Of the flan a f MnUfiuou* effort *f Ota “atr.-em at an In a goad apnea and iha at* , th« aalf-riinto the partnantney that, iwu»l dtftei ar othara or h f l e w rliu oi montnrfoqi K f l af pari.o'i Indulgaa In mardarly lit Tbctr MaJmtlca, tha King and (/uaaa aX Cotta*, are in th* ruyjl raiment they will wear while presiding a m Cbttnn CamlvnJ at Memphis, Tan*., M j7 1S-1C In yen} ill Ip John Hnacvt William*, ■ return broker. m ) the ,pmat �*j -V.*4 . lACH-AND-FOUR E8Tj Now Next Reds Even Score All Star Game Is Planned By Moguls In Boston July 7 State League Top! GanekPalatka . ___ ” * * j > • Trends Brings Win* Nine Palattauia Are mng Team To Meet Fanned By McGoln, saniord Lookouts De Land's Pitcher • M i tho eighth straight vUfor the League tesdtr*. IS Swrauey phehod for the Mali,after only one ’ d«y*x Ho ttruek oot fear men, bat tad 11 bits U Mien given by If, Daytona pitcher, tptoao Beach storied the an* atniggla with four runs in flint Inning, than a ctof'r i In tha third, ant fj tr met# So sixth Inning. ' Manfred Id once In tho fin'. t**l*o In foorth and Utrao lime* In Ih* Mth errere were mrda hp raff and Gleason, b:t tho U■tad* tha aam* number of n . Dave Swlndel led lb* touts In totting, gat’ log lhr** t Mu*#, the now right fielder, two hit*, fan* for a lr>me run, McOone, Maltby, Cals* sad won task got mu ML led tha Daytons Beach Iran tourer and two da State League. Tho S t Aagui-1 league-leading Daytona Beach tine nine defeated tho G-Mso Ini I lander* there today. S t Augu»Uo« ptaUrdap, • to 7.1 DaLoad Made Ila run In tha They pUp the Lookout* on San* early Inning*. Martin and Dillford Plaid nl 4 o'clock. 1riksen working a double ateal U fn retard*?’* game tho Saints »«>r* on* In the flrit Three ■potted tho G-Man a d to p lead more war* added la tha third then opened with a rmashing at-’ when tho Soda bunched throe WINTER PARK, Map 15—UP) tack to drira two hurlen from’ hiu with two base* on holla, Lakeland defeated New Smyrthe mound. A fiur-hlt attack In Palatko mad* on* Ih tho third, tha eighth drove Cunthr.rp and mn < thrvatonod again in the fifth. Hmdawop to covor as the Halnt* With gjlM W t >nd three on, Mo. cam# from behind ■ with . three Cloln (track out . tvf> and Uw run* to dea .lock the score it 7- third man popped out to centor. ill. Then Belief Hurler Albritton Three hit* combined with an ormeorkod a wild pluh with a tor rarred to giv* the Ataleas aunntr on third In the ninth to'two in thalr half of tho eighth, let In tho winning St. Augustine' McCWn, who hurlod for Darun. | Land, struck out nine Palatko n John Schneider, storting 8slnt Wtt.ra, allowed one fr*e pass, pr^ ‘ wto *» muthpaw, gave wap to a pinch k»pt they ,|ght hlU fair! Tfc. lcor, bp Inning*: dfttor to (fa* fourth after U» (1- w>11 •“ ‘ ‘•tod. Henry proved Icaa Smyrna 000 000 121— t in A ^sn hod piled op what look..) • "• * * * « af*lnst the Reds, strik- Lak.Und LW M0 OO1 I 7 l l 'Ike a common ling lead.>*14. A>*A-walking Are. but Ashton sn'J* Arrant: tnhnabn did som* great relief " V ? ek* " *or on,P *0 Mtv ! Bunning end Wilbanks. hurling for tho Saints, allowing. JjM**A* ..... - — - J M l 000 010—3 — —. . but two hit* rnd retiring Gaines- H*L*m •— — 103 000 00s— 4 Q - . _ - . i _ v t t * „ , . villa In onler In tho last four In- a s — — . r -rr— ■ ° P g U U » l l ^ L i g h t w e i g h t Championship At Baseball Sought By High Schools Old timer* thought they war* dreaming of bp-gene dapa perhaps' when Mrs. P. E, Dibble, of. Ifawburpport, Mas*., drove oat of New Ybrfc with her cooch-end-four and beaded toward Atlantic City, N. J, 114 miles away, Tho quarter-century-old coaching record on tho routs was, broken. Tho trip waa made In B hour#, 44 minute* and I second*. She and *«vtral coropenIon* era shown atop tha M 00-pound cc*eh at the starting lino In New York. (AP Photo) Mistreated'Mule’ Still Among Best 'Money* Players Wrestlers G ariit 73 Straight Wins ............. jrfwJ II tn I ,9. • 1 < ‘ft l\ t 111i i Ji ***£ »“ • i .310 and -<7» tllp,” I WE ABB PROUD OF OUR 8BBYICS WUR WATCH MUST RE ^ ACCWRATH’____ : OTfUal Railway laapartov ; kLAUUN Jeweler • l i t PARR AYR. , . the hope* of Ik* Chicago club. "I do the brat I ran when Pm out-ttor* -and I-to ta -ta - (#*•/’ smile* Mi. Mule. “I Ilk. tu hit In (fa# pinch and 1 gura* Pm fairly successful." Chicago’* southsIdtro agree with ly t tttH IM N t t tM M tt? lh* fa |Seeks 16tK Victory Battling until dark, when they war* unable to coo tfaa Mil, .tho Senator* and tho Pa athere of tho Lapina Junior L m i m plopad to o 8-1 tie (act craning. Tho gnaU waa called at the and of tho cov­ enth inning, not onlp beetus* fat dnrknaM bat boennoo of wfat ground*. ; *i { ' I t woe one of the moat (audit­ ing baaebat] games avw allnoraof far mcnp of the fane along tho cocchlag line* of thc-Ww dts- Senators and on* by the Panther*. Billy Zaehrp, etplain of the Senator*, allowed four hit**.hut Darroll Forgwaon, pitching for the Panther*, aligned only aha hIL Dub Epps waa the Senator Utter eo* favored. Forguson to captain of the Panther*. Ho got a two-beis hit one tftao at baL Warren Odk*m caught far the Senators and Freddy Dyson caught for tha Panthers. BUI Rammet um­ pired the gam*. 1 , The score: * R U E Senator* ______ t i t Panthora---------------- « 4 I W Hlj oOllt Tonight 11a Anto Repairs M Madbon Square Gar- .. A Price You Co* Bstr - Top fa Bbdy Itopnir Quit J. A. Marita Total* YesterdsyTk Results pui« ^ Bell player* know Mrla was ono of tho gama’a bsel “ money’* tdayatu.1..Bask In 1D21>, when tto CUba tut tto serle* to the Athletics four game* to one, It waa BUNS Total Of Only Five Hits, Three Errors Made During Game GARAGE Jimmy Dyke*’ hustling While » Sox. TV# fane realited the Mule’* i-inira worJh when tnjurle* forced him «ot tu t msmo . Many ecMeivI hi* otosneo cost the pfato hoe* a ' flwt division toHh. Thto spring, with Zeko Bonure w. isiuts >*lord I Davises bass. Cam# Ih* opening of tho Chlrsge r iir a a Muon and Zehe had slr**d. But T. flit by piivh- tto Mulo still to covsring tho Ini* i;i'ii«rt»ipbi« ‘ in! sack-end doing . fine job . at a post foreign to hhn. ammi Manager Dyke* know* tto vnl* v _ us of Haa*. H* Isn’t hesitant n_.t„n , 1. _ j j i - ' i . - - - - rhasaisad about paying fab old Philadelphia fhlraw, teammate credit “ 11* hits dtIKl natron ordlnarl’y, say* Jimmy, “ but RSfiJaaffi winning when the ty in g _____ _ run 1* at. i->uis needed to atop* Uwt boll at a, HOME with Bryant Bonner, at short and Vic Zupanle at first Both! Bp Tho Aaaoelatod Press ‘ ---------- * figured In the Saints’ tying I Homo runs yesterday: 8. MarNUW YORK, May 16,—tfi)— three-run rally In the eighth with tin. Cards I, Modwick, Cards 1, pr- ro Montone*. sensational smashing triple*. Langston, Turn- Johnson, Athletic* 1, Lewis, Son- ®P*nlsh lightweight, will go after Mom and McGowan led a W-hit1ator* 1. • fifteenth eonaecuUvo victory 2 . — J. — • Ml the** dap*, but fa*'* *1111 Maleeutltto 1 I it T1 ; quite a to'l player, aa thousand* tHN MO n a n of Chicago Whit* Box fan* will t tI I1 • • Cardinals 1 l I I *1 , I'siilhJrs f i l l s Tto Mule to Georg. \“ Donk" to 1 111 11 * e hls teammate*) Haai, onetime uU|i(.affa < ! • • • ,tar momber #f Connto Mack'* ui»*roura* i l l * * champion phlladslphta Athletic*, . 1[ •» t-I 11 1 • glut now a membor of Manager t 1 n U I* it ~» T is# II* era— • •” 1 •V- ''* S 'jtr a fa tt* 1*. *!•»•». _Mrau> ’u r a 'a iu T 1* ® *1 uora, Asd*r. BOSTON, 1Ur I f c - w — Tto Wat feature* of «U the tratod method* of selecting f U j m far (Ha 1930 all-(tar game. which will W *p|iyed at the Boiton NatioiWI Irarue park on July 7, were combine! yesterday far tho moguls of ma­ jor laafM bs.cbsll. Shiran on each team will bo oalortod fa? tho public, through a MtloiHwtdo rota amductsd ip newspaper*. NATIONAL . fwf ---- -r — , All | Ms qualified 80 of hla bay*, or utarly one-fifth of tto number !<«• which will compote ror place* on -<*• tto 1036 Olympic team, u i , Gallagher woe a football and track *tar at Oklahoma A. fa M. *' fta-hla undergraduate day*. Ho "*51 eiUbllahad wrestling there in *M I 101$. The wrestling-minded Ohlohem* iporto fcRower* toe* pro“<lr sentod him a trip u> tto Olyraem- pio game* In Berlin In recognlmk- tlon of hla (areIce*. PETER" PEN Mv-champlon has ever received before. Sine* coming to New York car•ral month* ago, Moutanct has beta beating all comer* In tho smaller fight club*. Ue boost* a tpeody, two-fisted type of attack Pittsburgh 1} Boston A Now York •; Chicago 0. BL Louis 13| Brooklyn 4. and to a big favorite with tto fan* Cincinnati at Philadelphia, who like their fight* spiced with poetponodi cold. plenty of action. Tto totting favore tto lad from AMERICAN Spain, but tto axperte are agreed Chicago 13} Washington U. to pup run Into plenty of trouble Philadelphia 4| Cleveland 0. from tto ntoidy Dol Cenio, pride Maw York 6t 8t. LouU 1. of liar Ism’s Italian colony. Boston l| Detroit 1. MANTEO, N. C, May JB ^P) *—Dreulng n Mg drum ftoh washed ashore by a breaker, Gil­ bert Farrow Pound in Its vitals two six ouneh slnktru, afar threemrare .on**, on* flre-ounce and on# twu-ounco. Special N ig h ty Attraction it Short’s Camp T. . • �** ’t-Aa-w •. aa , . » « g - Sanford la Tfie Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Rlgbww* And W nlci franaportatloo AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER T b M fa | X X V Meat bar Aaaodatad P r w — -i-m e o . SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1938 Scramble For Sons O f Legion Squadron Congressional Berth Formally Instituted W ith Candidates To Insta lla tion O f Officers [esDeal Impressive Ceremony Speak Tuesday Candidates For Gov­ ernor Lose Spot­ light Since Death 'I Of Park Trammell tr :- = Witnessed By 45 Of Group's 60 Members Oampbel]-Ln*<ing Squadron of the Sons of the American Legion was formally In,! it uled last night with the Induction into office o fj tha members elected by more than 60 memcers of the new group. Forty-five Sons witnessed the Im­ prestiv a ceremony, many of lhant accompanied ty their fathrrs, members of the local Poat of the American Legion. J. Carl Johnson, of Tampv, atata detachment commander, waa tba Installing officer, end in motl Instances the officer upon taking TALLAHASSEE, Moy 18. hi* station was given tha charge -{AP>— Death o f- Samator by Ml"father. These offtcen Lie: r ftr k Trammell In the oecond Captain, thirl Soderhlom; flmt year-of hia six-year term at lieutenant, Webber Welbom; tecWashington has changed the ond lieutenant. Sidney Stafford; complexion of Florida’s cam­ adjutant, Walter Campbell; f|. nance officer, Arthur Brmnan, Jr.: paign situation. Personalities La the scram­ chaplain, Worley llrowtl; historian Mem; efnrrant-at arms, ble to succeed him have Pete Buddy Riven; color hearers. Sid­ drawn the political spot­ ney Richard and KagiaaM Soderlight away from tba racei tor w— -i govoraof and other major stata blom. Tha Sons at tha Logjiaw opened affleaa la tba regular Democratic thalr ni eting with tha singing of noodaatioa prlaariaa next month. tha first vent of their theme song. Adding to tba lataraat la the “Carry On," to the tuna of tha confusion about tha method to ha "Battle Hymn of tha Republic": followed In nominating n Demo­ W’e are the sons and worker* cratic candidate to go before the Ot An e-Van Lcqb>Po*ire*; voter* In tba November general For Cod and Country and our election contest with a Republic Flag an nominee 'for Trammell’* unWe always firmly aland; expired term. We fight tha foes of freedom It’a a question on which lawAa our fathen did In Franca. 70ra, party offlciala and candi­ For them well carry on. date* themselves are In disagree­ They then repealed tha preamble ment. Soma day tba Democratic to their constitution, which la pat­ •xacutlve commit tea may call terned largely after the preamble apodal nominating primary while to the constitution of the Ameri­ “them any such a primary would can legion, only most of the Son* bp nothing morn than a "straw know It by heart while the Legion­ and that actual nomination naires generally have to read >L Ida by tba committee. This preamble h as follows: In a apodal primary "Ptound possessors of tba prlcacertified aa tba commit- ^ is heritage, wa,'aona of Veteran* ISM J u M eA.awe^a * the World Wav> < « - associate C o n n o r Sholla, oursalvaa together as T h a Sana a Candidata fof Tram of The American Laglon’ for tba poat baa not appointod a following purpose: donator to aorro until tba No­ “To uphold and defend tha Con­ vember alection. There were Indi­ stitution Of tha United States of cation* tba appointment would ba made next weak. Hundred* of telegram* endorsing n number uf piraona for Urn appointment have boon received. Adding to tha senatorial specu­ lation la tba disagreement over which Democratic axarutlvs committao baa authority to act •Meeting tba party's senatorial candidate. 1Bam* candidate* want Chair­ man J. B. Hodges to call the peccant commit!** and provide foe a special nominating primary t* bn bald with tbo regular pri­ maries hi June. Hodg% baa an' ba would call a eommltfor Jana 1 0 -o f tba whether a U to ba Whelchel Thinks H e Is Man Who Asked For; Ride Thursday Indications Are That Sholtz Will Name Senator Next Week The stranger picked up on tha DaLand highway Thursday mid­ night and takes ta FamaldLaughton Memorial Haapltal with a fraegurad shall, has bean partial­ ly I<hnlifted aa a raaldeat of Jacksonville. Chlaf of Potto* Roy 0. Wnifima talegfnpbod tbo Jacksonvillo polka to endeavor to attertian If a man moating the de­ scription of tha Injured man hers la miiaing from the Poplar Point district ot that city. Upon Ills reading last night’* Herald upon hia return from • trip to Jacksonville, Hugh Whelchel got in touch with tha polka and informal Arm ba believed A* injured man la tba on* who asked him last Thursday night fir a ride to Jacksonville. Tha nun waa at tha Stata Market and Infirmed Mr. Whelchel bo was anxious to get back to Jacksonville, staling that ha and wtfo resided at Poplar Point. Mr. Whalchal's remem­ brance of tba man who waked for the ride tallies with tha description uf tha Injured man picked up on tha highway, Mr. Whachal acceded to the stranger's request gad tba latter crawled into tba back o f tba truck. Ha seamed to ba tired and aleepy. and Mr. Whelchel'* negro helper told their paaaangcr not to go to •leap or h* might fall auV, Several atop* wore amill be­ tween Sanford and Patetka, and at tha latter place k ’ W dis­ covered that tha stranger waa Mr. Whatehal drove aa ►?•••• M anil would briny * aommitten together for * mailing. Many of tba aammfttaa mambara ara r m-aUtUaw, including m Hidgna, who baa an* apodal acntorlal .pvt- ramp that baa boon arranccd for tha Sana o f tha U ltra at Saraaota bacinainc on Jana t9, and aread thoaa wlahlnc to attand to fila thalr appiWattorn early aa only 300 can bo accommodated and IIS applications bora already boon ratalrad. Tho antlra aapanaa ef tha camp w tl ba only |7 for tba 10 days. Baja attend!** It wtQ Ur* "army atyla," alaaplnc on army rota, anting mania prepared by army cooba, ' getting up wban “ nrloDa” aoonda In tba moral** SHIRLEY GREETS FRENCH “ DOUBLE” Po!icerPartially Committee Arranges Identify Injured For Big Rally To Held At 8 P. M. Man In Hospital Be At The Courthouse Vacancy Has Not ; Yet Been Filled nom midt ^nv<itHi|t Seaalnola County people will ba given an opportunity of listen­ ing to all nine Candida las tapirIng to tha Democratic nomination aa congressman from tha new fifth Congressional District on Tuaaday night. May 19, In San­ ford, whan tha candidate! will •peak at Samlnole County Coarthouse at 8 o’clock. Tha data waa announced this week by Ray flelden. of Daytona Beach; chair­ man of tha Democratic Executive Committee of the new Fifth Con­ gress Iona) District. The committee ha* arranged •aria* of meetings In each of tha count)** composing tha Fifth Congressional District as a aera­ te* to tha voter* who wish to baa* each of the candidate* speak - *o that tha public nwy become acquainted wlt|, the plat­ forms of each of the gentlemen •coking nomination aa tha naw congressman. Several of these meeting* have already bean held, among them being those at Orlando and Cocoa, and all have bean at­ tended by a large crowd. At tha meeting* the candidate* outline thalr platform* and sr* limited to about tan minutes In which to present candidacies for nomina­ tion to tha people. Ray Balden, of Daytona Beach, aa chairman of the Congressional Committee of tha Fifth Congressional Dis­ trict, will preside aa chairman at tha meeting In Sanford, to which all Samlnole County people are Invited. Sine* only on* matting can b* held la each county of tha die Sanford waa selected a* the Townsend MenjCourt Acquits Cu t McNary’sjTwo In Tampa Oregon Leadtlogging Case Returns From Rural'Jury Instructed To Free Tittsworth Precincts Heavier And Chappell On For Men Endorsed T r i a l In Bartow B y Pension Group PORTLAND, Ore . May lft (Xh The long lead established hy Sen ator Charles McNary In early re­ turn* In the Oregon primary elec­ tion narrowed today aa his two opponent, both Townsend Pension Ex-Officers, If Con­ Plan advocate*, picked up sopport In nutsIda precinct*. The vet­ victed, Face Terms eran Republican aenator. who held Of Only Ten Years a four to one lead laat nirhl. dropped hack to a three and oneHARTOW . May 16.— (A P )— half to one margin. Ha had Id,’ 292 votes In 840 of the state's |. J iiilyrc* Rolfort T. Dewell' 027 precincts, Sam Brawn, former <lirt'<-tt*il tho Tampa flogging 3 Counts Against Others Quashed •tale senator, polled 12.252 vole* cast. j l|ry today to BCf|Ult tw b • ’• and The-.lore Nelaon 1I.34.V [ o f tht> aevfn 'form cr'p olIC B * In complimentary * «* * on their1 , mon nn t r « l for kidnaping reapectlve party tlcketa, * Presl Eiigrw* F. Pottlnol, one o f dent Roosevelt trailed (senator [ three victims of mob violence Borah of Idaho. Rooacvelt re-|!last Nov. 13. celved ISJlrt comp.lmanUrj vote.J lira J court from the DemocfklF," HoVaV former Police Chief R- Q. Tlttacelved 40,127 from the Republicana. M worth, who waa charged »• a* a c c e s s o r y , and Robert Chappell, . one of six former officer* (ienrxla Far Bsoaevelt ATLANTA, May 10.- (7PI — rharirrd as principal*. The court also knocked oak (iinrtt* Mnrbaeuf-lloyet (l-ft), choaen the “ Shirley Temple’’ of Reorgva Democrat* will cast 21 three of four counts of Informa­ votes for President Roosevelt In France, arrived In llollywiHul to find a warm welcome fVnin the real the Philadelphia national conven­ tion against the other five de­ Shirley, who Is ahown acrcptinc v dull from her visitor (AP l’hoto) tion on June 23. Roosevelt was fendant*. leaving only the plate the only entry for the state pres­ charge thay kidnaped Poelnot, idential preference primary at the These five are C. A. Brown, J r, registration deadl ne today. The Sam G. Crosby, John P. Bridges, primary, art for June 3, will be F. W. Swltier and C. W. Car­ cal ed off arvl the President's $10,- lisle. Charges of false Impriaon000 entry fee will be returned to mont. conspiracy to falsely Im­ friends who contributed It. Roose­ prison and conspiracy to kid­ velt wilt nemo tha Georgia dele­ nap were dlsjplssed. The maxi­ gates, The state committee so mum sentence now facing Um provided If only one candidate filed. five is ten year* In rclaom upon Governor Eugene Talmsdge. conviction. of the New [leal, made no Judge Dewell, gava hia ruling i,u ^ r^ .u n Ki\fnmm„i.i: fr . Killing Amendments critic comment. after hearing atlorwya argua the Woodmen Circle in the W ft. To Robinson Bill fur two daya and apwadlng all t ( W. hall next Monday evening ut h yesterday studying thq law. Offered In Senate o'clock. Charge* of kkdn^itng ' / --------- -V . ' Ro<V*.t*nd lo>«Ph tewa— barr Snaslay't tide*: High at 4:11 w A S H iN aroN T T K y ' h — VP) goli County. tha other mob victims, and fur A, M. and 5:17 P. LI., low at 10:50 —With killing ameadment*. San W. E. Watson, of Sanford, A. M. and 11:20 P. M.; Monday's ator Vandenlwrg, Michigan Re­ second degraw murder o f Shoe­ commlttaamaa, and Mr*. J. W. tides: High at 5: to A. M. and 0:11 publican, sought yesterday to maker, who died of hia lajaria^ J: Coat**, af Oviedo, commlttae- P. M., brw at 11 1I A. M. block tha effort of Administra­ Rale of the 2,700 acra tract •till faca tha defendants, tea wuaua, r*pr*a*nting Samlnole Chappath tion leaders to rontlnua tha known as the John Jacob Astor eluding Tittsworth and Chap: Samlaola County on tha Fifth The weather: Crnerally fair to­ Florida Ship Canal and ra***- Grant, flva and one-half mllta west although Tittsworth la charged CcngraaalonaJ Democratic Exacu night and .Sunday Extreme north- mu<|ui>ddy power preject in of Banford on the St. John* River only aa an accessory after tbo tiva Commlttaa, bar* charge of weat Florida: Cloudy, probably Maine. for $25,000 waa reported this fact In the** crime*. tha airangatnenU in tba County shower* tonight and Sunday. Foe wf tha two undertaking*, week. It la one of tha largest real for this me*ting. Convicted Of Mardar estate transaction* In recent DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, Map Charlea Patterson and Ben Cat- Vandenberg proposed that no al­ months. Tha candidate* who bava quail lotments be mad# to the projects fled to mak* the rae* for con­ tin were bound over to the July until the next session of ConTha tract waa sold by W. R. 10.—(/!•)—J. K. Hogarth was to­ gressman from this district and term of County Court today under gresa, regnrdleaa of findings nl O’Neal of Orlando, aa trustee, to day convicted of first murder, with a mercy who will appaar her* to present bond* of 8150 each nn rhsrires of whose appointment Draw P. Swanson and W. M. Nor­ datlon, for tha slaying o f CapIllegal fishing am of possessing engineers thalr platforms, will ba: ton, representing the Produce land waa sought In a resolution ofaeine*. lain E. M. Jenkins at* Redtpy, Jama* J. Banka, of Orlando. — % frred Wednesday by Sanatot Corporation of New York City, tha state convict catpp, on Fab. 18. deal being put through by J. D. J. J. Dickinson, Orlando. Democrat, Final arrangements were made Robinson. Arkansas The Jury's racommandaUon af Brown. Royal C. Dunn, Aatatula. this week to send about till) twiya majority leader In the Senate. It I* understood that the new mercy makaa imposition of tho O. Raymond Elian, Orlando. Under the' Robinson measure owners pMn to devalop the targe life term mandatory. from this district to CCC rumps, Jo* Handricks, DaLand. Thirty-six whit* boys aal 15 » favorable report by tha bo#r>l* acreage this coming summar and Tbo state charged that Ho­ tsmaa 8, McCawley,. Lfaaburg. negro boys were accepted from of engineers would glva tha Praa- fall. The tract Is considered the garth, who waa olgltt guard al Oaorga W. Scofield, Inrarncaa. Samlnole County, blent Immediate authority to al- last large body of land In this sec tha camp killed tha captain Jamaa O. Sharon, Sanford. Ineate $10,000,000 to rontinu* tha lion which le eultable for trucking, while tha Uttar aUpt because o f W. J, Stead, XUtlmmee. The «Uff of tho WI’ A nursery canal, and $9,000,000 tor tba lid* with flawing wells and the protec­ ill feeling between tha man. Ho­ wishes to jr)|. Icly express thanks harnessing project. tion against cold afforded by the garth, who waa the only wit­ to Sanford Dmidney for eggs and V a n d a abarg’a amendments river. ness, denied tha charg*. among other things, would re­ club for a bushel of tret* donated serve to Congress tha right lo order tha allotment to further MIAMI, May J8^-(ffJ-Flre- 4h!a week. f u n d s for tha two New Deal en­ flghtara piled equipment on p Tha Woodmen1* Circle i* plan- terprise*—even If tha boards bargM and began a alow trip up nine for ■ Ion auppar and dance (Ur Iks Isssslslsa r ise*) h e l d them Braalble. Naw North Hiear Canal today to ba alven In tha W. O. W. hall Tha United States and other Chairman Copeland. Naw York determined to atop tha march of on Tuaaday evening, May 'J(l. A foreign diplomat* watched with The time limit for paying p#H n spreading muck blaaa endan­ allvtr offering la to be taken at Democrat, announced a closed anatou* aye* today developments session of tha Cnimricrc* Com­ taxes aa a qualifiesLion Tor' par­ gering tha rlci, farm land! of tba door ami tha public will ba In­ mute# to consider tha bill and In tha Far East where Japan la ticipating In tha Tuno primary tha Lake Okeechobee region. vited. pouring additional troops Into amendments Wednesday. VanLoaded on tko barges war* North China, and Japan and Ho- is it o’clock tonight. County Tax drnberg and Senator Fletcher, tractor*, disc barrow* for plowDeland headquarter* of Jooeph v|«t Ruaala are at odds ovar a aa Collector Jno. D. ~Jlnklna win lag ditches, water bos* and & Hand rick* announra* that the Florida Democrat, leader of tha rlaa of border disputes along tha keep his office la tha Court pom pom ptag play machinery. Operation# congraeaa mil candidate will >|iend fight for mora canal funds, ar* Siberian fontler, lfouie open until that hour. Poll taxes must bo paid fax warn oadar direction ef Cuy J. ■MSt Mondiy In Samlnole County, member* of the committee. Japan’s present North China Vandenberg did not challanga troop strength of nearly 10,000 two years. Tha number who havu S ra llf, etata flro chief, who w n •peaking In Oviedo at 1 o’clock, at oidod by aa aortal aarvty made Chuluota at 2e*t Conova at 4 amt the provision ot Bobinaon'a raao- soldi*r* la sufficient to occupy paid for 1934 la 8.1M and far by Flro. Warden O. J. Stock, of In Banford at Ho'clock In the t'»n - lutlon leaving appointment of,tha •trategla air fields, railroad sta­ 1985 it 8.103. r . two boards l o President Roose­ tio n and Great Walt passe*. Mora Miami. ------------ ------velt. 11* proposed that each ba troops ara being sent Into tha . Stoaba reported tbo fire w ii Subscriptions of |46 nvide to composed of five mambara In­ •arnlay along a tbrea-mila front «• the aoetbaaat baal or thx abo Salvation--Army, yaatorday. stead *f threat thm added twa ta *M «r la tbo Everglade* about bring* the total to lt.M7.80 The Ire “experienced business execu­ 11 mile, moot of Devi.. Tha campaign la to continue neat week tives." GROVELANO, May 18.—<E)— Aiming moat hia amend manta M ob aloag tbo aoaal waa burn- until all proapact cent* bare been Florida’s watermelon shipping a**- . _ worked and all worker* who bam at i’assanaaquoddy, ha sought a •on will b# opened bare Mooday w net turned In thalr card* are naked study of points brought out In an Sponaored by tbo 8amtnolo whan two oars ere placed at sta­ to do eo aa aoon aa poaaibla. adverse report an the project by County Chamber o f Commerce, tion. David Saymour, grower of tk* f j the Federal Power Commission. tb« school of dancing conducted Tha board would ba required to by C. L. Eabon will give a recital early melons, said ha expects tha report on tho commission's hold­ In tha assembly hall of City Hall price will exceed that ot M TAM?A, May U U -W -F lo r ing that a ateam generating m l Wednesday evening. Ra- year's first ear which brought 8788. Wtooo moved upward* power plant of capacity aqual to baareala began yaaUrday. again tbit week with another drop MIAMI, May li^ d O -C o ln - that proposed for Paaaaraaquoddy Admittance wlU bo by invita­ ■ m aa and abfcmenta, according ctdontal with finding another W flgmoa laanod today by tba Flor- akaUton af a last Labor Day'a could bo built and operated .at tion'cards which may bo obtained i.H G either from tbo Chamber o f Com­ --------------------Ida CHraa C>change, covering the barrlcana victim, apodal bervtrc* a lower cost On tha tanaJ, tba board would merce cr Mr*. W. H.TTiawart. w on planned yaatardny memorial- bo called upon to msl'* "an In­ Ulng war veteran* who lost dependent survey" of oppononta* thalr Uvea on tbo storm swap! contention that few shipping boro. concerns Intended to . us* tho OAIHMVTLLE. May U — Tba Planned In eonnootion with Me­ Culf-AUnntlo waterway. •xacutivo aommlttao o f tbo Flor­ morial Day coromoaloa by the ida conservation council te meet­ patriotic observance committee BUMF FIB ED ON ing today to docldo question* of •f Miami, tbo aorvlco will iw SUNNYVALE. Calif-, May 11 policy aad other mattara. Vandenberg Tries To Block Friends CITY NEWS BRIEFS Of Florida Canal Old Astor Track Sold For $25,000 < To N. Y. Interests teSulSJ " nu*"jr toe*ud pUc* ,n S*»' tnijmrm Begin Fight To Stop___ Fire In Everglades ^ f - / - Fr " " ur*h8, labor departments. The war department n ia n ia Includes ISS3.000.000 for purely military purposes, port o f .whkh will to low*id Increasing tho'Anny anllitmqnt strength l « 148,000 non, on lncm M of oboot U,000 man. A total of MS MW airplane* la provided far, wills MJWO,* 000 wi'l go toward Improving aaa•omt defenaaa an tba woat eoait aad around Hawaii and tbo Pana­ ma OanaL Tbo bill adao' aarrtao NUMBER 174 Eatabliahcd la 1908 Diplomats Anxiously Poll Taxes Must Be Watch The Near East Paid By 11 P. M. O Elector Can’t V o t e Watermelon Shipping Is To Begin Monday Local Dance School Will Give Recital Labor Unrest Casses Cabinet Resignation Citrus Prices Move Upward Paring Week Service To Be Held For Storm Victims LOCAL WEATHER Destroyi LOWDOK. * - 1/PI— Attempt* to wrack the Army llim p TC-U with rifle •hot* worn dimlaead by Major Clarence B. Lobar, commando* of Moffett. Field, where tba air- •kip % r i t t M . ------------------ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 15, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 15, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/80877fd07945d95c3f3f736d873fcf05.pdf 509fa2014e56e12563e0ebec10e593fe PDF Text Text »wr*-|*rcenorww e meowvy' »wweaww*•■^*‘ » I REPARE FOR MIAMI RACES . ( Men Used In Game In Vain Effort To Hanlt The Victors Each Team Rates 500 Bulldog: Pitcher Fans As Result (If Ye*! lT w hO e Tno Red terday's C on t e e t| Huriers Pan Seven Blartlng the tam o .with a tw o.1 : ran «*d yea tarda y aa they did the dap bofora TT a eonta il with tha •am* dab, Um Lookout, filled to connect in aucceoding inning* and loot to tha Rada in Da Li mi by a ; I t to S tco re. Tha Rad. collected , night double ptaya, /our-of th an by Holdatack. ■ D kia Swindell and. B ill' Cataa •corod Sanford1, two roantara in Um flrat Inning. Maltbj wa* tha ftrat batter op, and fanned. Stuff? MeCrona waa than given a baaa On ca ll, bat waa ont at aeeotfd on : tha flelder’a choke aa Swindell made fjn t. Cate, waa hit b? the . pitcher end went to flrat and > Swindell to aacond. Barnet than Lahtgled, Swindell .cored, and In a went to aecond. On n p in e d ball F," Remee tried to make third, but f ho turned hi. knoa while aiding P'1 for tha bag, roilal off tha marker IV ’ and wan called out. V ■ Tha lookout, uaad two pitcher*, Vaale for thra inning* and than n MeCown Um b*U nn of the game. The Reda counted once in Iha aecond, rapped Veele for four hit. ' . . i n the fourth to aeora three time*, -V- and fail open MeCown, who- re* K*' Havad Vaale In the fifth, for fl»a n o n hlta an t alx run* In tha aevanth. A hit baUman, a triple, |: • and long fly to renter enahrd the oi- Rad* to add two tnoro in tho f eighth. Jimmie Robaraon, former Dev Land third Mekar, who played l hi* flrat game Sunday with the Red* had a good day afield, mikJ tag two putouta, flva'ai*l«l* with, , ont a bobble, and waa on tho aUrttag and of a double p lir. Boater y X i n a r d , twitched to U ft field, made two icniationel catchea of 5 V long foul fly belli. aa n ro n n me New Right Fielder Is ogs Lookouts By Scout Zim Beck at Make No More i I i a n if n » a n By Daytona Downfall Of Though Rod WDUm m , pitching y eatg d ar. Palatk* fo.- th* Bulldog*. .track out la 4-4 >UUr» « n r-t* rd y * V Legion t u L * * COfUl P f i f * * * « Um Ninth pbM hi Um Florida Mato Laogue, Street diamond, tiw l r i won h r « aaeh team haf won II and lott ■ ahuteat, • to 0. A fab tiled el«k, • u a THE STANDINGS M eager Scorned __a __J. Yea.erday'e fam e oatweaa the Relate and the Aialaaa war p a ? « l la Palalka. Carl W elge, youth­ ful Elkton lad, worked tha route fo r Um bauiu and luai-e. a aiaika to (even' hi a, but rive miaewee by hia malea end 'a Ilka ndaber of walk, ape lieu victory tor the home ’’ “ . aaeR M d a two rnna, .ad Scholl babOnht in oim ta J ? r Robert Ramblay plUhad the O nt 41 va ■nninta for the R*?a and than Denton Koloff waa lent to Um bon to flnhA D m conteat. Rambler •track eat fhr* and Kofotf atrwck oot two mao. Harry Grimtef] for the toUdiogi and Sonny Powell for tho Redo w a n the catcher*. plale and Cook^ompirad baaea. Yaaterday’i fam e pata-th* Rada In aecend poetlon hi the Lesion Jonter Leasoe, with the Cerdlnala, Panther, and Baaaton tied In O n t p lan . The Faathen and Owaata*. —1*1 .1__MM.___ Jc.. a. rtowina r r i rwn.* u u n a i Johnson. n tr in u Beach £ ,''* * ‘ 11. . imib* c* ir • Til DBS MOINES, Iowa, May I R ~ |J J CRT—Spencer Abbott, who paasod J} }} }{ i h up a c h in n aa. Topeka manatwr * JJ .*■ 1 j v n m la a o n i Untor4 lroion CanMMll Ponibcra i J e • l *. r'Slniifwa ‘. a * .aea through my n o n j c o lo n i.KianN _ . . Wa* r-a.. 1 r i * i « i '* ' ■ • j nm «i t t * * '*fa . WI 1 » fingara," the lea the Daytona Beach •attolW Gornkkt got three ataglaa to fear tripe to the plate. ■ 1 e ». male 3 3 ^ Bulldoga 2 4 A mi, . ___ Brook!?* Philadelphia ___J * tii * M W M ICAIC M itt] I'M J FIX)RIDA BTATB LEAGUR H«rry M. Papworth and Ira E. - __si ' w m Lao* ivr. ! , *' Thkraday Southward want flatting over at • Harvard aavarad boxing relation* Hn"nn 1U ' ' ‘ J* National Btnfard at Daytona Brarh, N*w Smyrna yaaterday and dur­ <with Tala aa a rem it of tho die* * .1 t i l l I M l Galnairilla at St. Augntlno. FKUtorgh • ; Boa ton t (called 5j*e*ll ing th* aftamoon caught ISA poto a m Um match an Mar. IT at i t II .III Palalka at Da land. i 5,***» l* la ..aa abeepHand, th* former reported. New Haven, which ended ta a 4-to- and 10th darknoaa), ’ ' toooklyn 3; SL Louia «. They fished until nearly dark, Mr. 1 S l l ' PrWa: I TMC break-up. one o f;th* few New York B; Chicago I. Papworth aaid. St. Auguatlna at Sanford. that hae mrer occurred to almoat Cincinnati S; Philadalphl* 4. i Palalka *t Gilneivl'.le. • a half-century of H a m r i - T a l t 1 --------Da land at Daytona Beach. Ivalra, became known whan the . American ■—<AP)—Mr*. V , 0. Pkrqoar o f committee on tha fa go- SL Louia 7j New Yerk 0. Balurday to n Antonio la Um flraat woman R e a c h e s $ 1 2 ^ 0 0 0 w i* a < >parte approved 1934-*37 Detroit l ( Beaton ft A n ford at St. Auguatlna. . •ehedulea In boilng. | Phl'adelphta n t Ckralirul, peat* to land a tarpon ta tUa a n a of Giina.vtlla at Palatka. eoccar. tennla and f»*<-, ported, rata, NF.W YORK.' May tlc - T h a Daytona,Beach a t DcLand. told Ita uiual place on i Wachtagton a t Chicago, railed 1 aum of $131,000, more than anaill ewept the boilog IUL v. In third, min. LEGION JUNIOR LEAGUE THURSDAYS.’ Panthara va. third of th* 1300,000 deemed naci canary to **n^ a ful1 Afnarkmn StQttora. FRIDAY: Cherokee* v*. Cardi­ ' team to Berlin for tha Olympia Garnta, I* In th* traaaury of Um nal*. ! American Olympld Committaa, LIONS LEAGUR THURSDAYS Red So* u Gtanta, "FRIDAY; Plrala* v*. Cub*. I..c S S S J P S S i T . ^ 1 Yesterday’s Results K ufeft K W jj! :jj} T Biff Six Baseball (lA ' * . 1 >--U ^ ‘ .r , k. / ! ’ . i ’ . ■ .' dv ’ * ' 'r<l Bach loona ran for ana year sad ara n easy weakly ar meathly payments. (All I|1M) J At Short’s Giunp Tha Morrta Plan Company of Orfnndn, has plenty of Momay to loon at ranaonnblo n on variotio pinna for any worthy pnrpooa. CONCRETE SEWER PIPE 3-INCH DRAIN TILE io r COW PEAS VELVET BEANS KIMBLES , I I < M e* » 4 u p ) jo j HARDWOOD A8HES “ HORSE MANURE (abraded) COWMANURE . (itall fed on C. 8. meal, hulls, cor* end northern hair, •. N o BcnuutU or W**d acpds.), »: . Sn me i t Room 5, Puleston-Brum^ey BWr ■-Batted far Wap* t* *!■• liter* _______ *•• IM * •Land — I ___ *1* *•* «ta—II liana batted In. Baraea, Martin. Inart 4. totdaloak I, JtobaiwM. araall. Plabar. Twa-beM* bit;, ajdaioah I, KMard, Purcell. Mrtbaco, McParlaa*. Tbrca-baca 111, Klnart, Marts*. Blala* bacea. a barton to Itldr Ik at n la BallMai ntadalL Sarnaa. Donbla aura. Icaaua - I* Mai lb* I* MaClona. lV j . k: r % . ? v for t t S ^ { r ,,r. laker I, McCawa I. (truck oul. c richer 4. Veele I, MeCown J. lie, off Vcalc I* « hinlaac. t Hk 4 rune; off MeCown In 4 lalaaa, t with I ruaa. Kit Ur lieher, by Plebcr (Catecll by Motwo (DMrlk.cn). Pacaod ball, lotruff. Winning pitcher, richer, ala* pltehar. Via la. C arlrtc, Uu1*0*11 mod Ur* he in. Time ol am* till. �♦ Sanford la Tka Only Central JP*M n CUy Affordln. Ball, HlfkSRV And Watat fransportatlon m inole V oters Stoll Kidnaper J. B. Hodges W ont Enters Prison Allow June Primary; To Serve Life V ote For Senator ANOTHER LONG COMES TO POWER ?♦* a 80 Aged Persons !?Semin»1«M»y Electors C*n*t Vote Unless Tfcey Haro Paid Their Taxes By Saturday Night Robinson Begins His Sentence Cess Than 60 Hours After His Austria Capture On Coast Loyalty County elector* ha to paid their poll taxea, County Tan CoUoctor Jn. D. Jink In*, atatoo that many aro a* yat delinquent, and ha argue the** to pay before It la too Iota for thorn to qualify to participate In th* Jana t pri­ mary. Saturday U the laat day for T n i f l a m a A t l H l p n < « ' According to estimate* mod* tha payment of poll Jhnom tad A u d i e n c e . ^ tb< s u ,„ l!n, n) , ; 7 ——- _ w __ | Welfare, 80 persons In Seminole announce* ho will keep Sonotof WUllora C. Hoag**,1County are ebo»e the ago of 70 Jlnkina hi* office open th at evoaiag un­ k lfcluoooo ca n d id a te f__ o ralftoMO m n »**•* , nd wm „u.i w be w eligible to -ra- til 11 o'clock. Th* offle* will be l4 f ff ,m lt* pension* after next July, open until 6 o'clock thla after­ M dA Fllha to u t In the slate la aatl- noon and until 9 o'clock Fri­ fe w * ! mated at 7,429. Thla will re­ day arming. a l Of qulro quarterly appropriation* Poll tax** m att bo paid for lo rlty by th* counOt.1 of I174A48. The both 1934 and 1PU. Up to noon OUt- quarterly appropriation In Semi- today 1900 hod paid their 1934 taxea and 1791 had paid for 1939. If It Is not M i m l n t for oa elector to call at hi* office, Mr. Jlnklna a*ks inch rotor to dip out of Th* Herald a coupon beTho name of Long cam* buck into Louisian* political power lng publlihed dally and mall It, together with A remittance for whoa Earl Long, brother of th* tyte lluey, was Inaugurated lieuten­ S3, to bl* offle* In th* Court an t governor. * la shown with hand upraised as he took th* oath House. Any rotor who la Indoubt of office administered by Judge John Kournet, associate Justice of 38.629. and astlmata* 325 aged oa to whether ho ha* paid hi* in Voluaio county and a neces­ poll tax** far hath year, la adsary appropriation of 34,050 rtaod to telephone Mr. Jlnklna each quarter. (No. 4) and tho la s ceDoctor will look ap th* record*. lik e n e d R e c e n s io n ;To By Big Crowd Seadidate For State Treasurer Speaks t o «same For Each Quarter ----soeui DuPont Estate Pays 2 Million JACKSONVILLE *rmcif«. Added' to thla figure la tlje probable number of addKlonal applications which will to received. f, Th* Intent of tha old ago as­ sistance plan, according to fUat* Walter* officials, la to maintain for oil those receiving th* panlion an equal standard of “de­ csncy and health.' U waa added that the amount to to paid would rang* from fS to $30 par month dependent upon'U m i i t u l need of tha individual. Ono-half of thla sum will to b y 'A . county and th* balance by tto federal government. It was also pointed out that after tha first quarter period ending OcL 1 that tto raqulrad ago for peaslontre might to rjucod to M providing Urn nooaoaory addltioiv a! funds could'to raised. No part of tto eoanty appro- ■ d r if t W * a t o to B s ll r t h h e r a In O I nerve, umaioma*a nsw were rayvaaaatta at lost ‘mooting- Among Ugh off] tto ardor prana* war* CM»C.Dam*gf-Fori FWn Lakslaad, state teaaagav. -• i _* $50 More Given The SelvatioB > i" ■ Prevents Action Will Let New Board Decide Method Of Naming Candidate * IJhKE CITY, May l«-r* , f AP)—J. B. Hodift**, chair­ man of the 8tate Democrat­ ic Executive Commltte®, to­ day aald he will not call th* committee into Reunion In time for It to arrange for * vote in the Juno primaries on a successor to the late Sen­ ator Trammell. Hodges aald he realised them are many axpraailona of puhUo sentiment In favor of a popular ilteBaa Kmplra Created ROME, May 1 4 .-W )-T h * rote next month at th* rrgqlar Chamber of Deputies clamorously primaries, hut that tha commit­ and unanimously ratified th* hill tee had to follow itata law am creating the Italian Empire In the the subject and that th* law In­ presence of Premier Mussolini and dicated any attempt to hold an th* tntlr* government today. Reg­ election that early would to Ir­ imented d«putl*a war* uniformed regular. Ho had been urgod by Doyle Carlton and Claod* Pop­ In black shirts. Watching th* rota from tha gal­ per, senatorial candidates, to call „ , ,ia msetlng a t one*. Hodgaa allary wa* Baron Pompeo Alolso, head of th* Italian ^legation oclf1 ready had said ho Intend* to th* Loagu* of Nation* who had summon tho newly elected com­ Just returned from Genera, Near mitted following th* Jan* pri­ him were th* ambassadors from mary and let It dacld* if * Germany and Japan and th* minUlar of Austria. Mussolini road tho daefo* crest­ ing th* now empire based on th* conquest of Ethiopia, with com­ ment. Th* depot!** voted Immedi­ NEWARK, N. J„ May '.4e-GP> ately. ' —Two man dead, tlx hurt and minor proparty damtg* In * dottn communities I* tho toll of o CITY NEWS BRIEFS Electric Storm Tomorrow's lid**: High at 3:32 A. M. and 3:17 P. M., lew at 9:01 A. M. and 9:21 P. M. 14—< « I kg to- aS -Improved property a t Seventh Street and MtUonviU* Arena* » a # ' transferred by warranty h . dopant ... / adminis­ trator* of tha estate to’ ComptrolI*r J . M. Lao, brought th* total la Intoritaac* tax** paid by the duPoat estate to $3,000,000. A check te r |1,000,OOty waa paid aovara] weeks ago. Audito n . b a r. not yat definitely date rained th* total a a a o n t dua Florida by tho aetata aad th* payments w ue tmada with the an d«ritending that tto y artU to applied oa th* total debt If th* final amount prevoa greater ,th aa th* In New Jersey K ilk ^ H u rts 6 40 Passengers Aboard Steamer To Be Abandoned Fir* Chief. M. N. Cleveland it in receipt of a certificate testi­ fying to hi* attendance *t tto Georgia State Kira Collage dur­ ing the aeek he attended that firs cheiCa convention in Atlanta. It was announced today that th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce wl.l sponsor a dsne* recital by local students of Piofeasor C. L. Ebssn In th* City Hall auditorium, Wednesday evening, May 20. ( Senate Leaders Continue Fight For State Cam to- Anoouncemsnt to today's pay. meat carried tto statement that U la understood ono-half of th* 13,000^00 payment will to used by tho state to match fadaral funds for Improvement* n t various atoto In atltettat. | Diat r i c t Conference ■3“ ^ Of Woodmen Held To land o n ’ Plan Wide Campaign rmr-| Woodmen ad the World of tto •v bav* Second District sent delegates ■» por- from seven camp* to a meetlag la to U s Sanford last night when plane ATLANTA. May 14.—<A>>r«l«rm! guard* brought Thomas It. Robinson, Jr., to Atlanta by train from Louisville today to serv* • lift ssntcnc* for th* ISO,000 kidnaping of Mr.. Alira Speed Stoll. Tha 29 year old Tennesseear, who pteaded guilty In Louisville lait night, wmi huitlad to tha whlto atona fadaral panltantiary In aonthwaat Atlanta laaa than <0 lioura aftor his a m a t In Gtsndste. Calif. Robinson wa* sentenced by Fedaral Judga Hwood Hamilton In •Louisville. “It la tha aantaneo of Utta court,” »ald Judga Hamilton, "tto k you be ronflnad for tha tana of your natural life In tha panltantiary.'* Tha Judga'* vole* waa calm but hi* ilowly *pnk*n words, in ce n tr.it to th* kldnapar1* plan war* clearly audible. Robinson slugged Mr*. Alter Spaed fltoll, young Louisville socb ly matron, with a laid pip* and inotahod bar from bar home hare Oct. 10, 1134. For more than 19 month* ha eluded th* federal agonta whtl* Mahan, Karpi* ard othar major criminal* were being netted. Boblnaon ipent most of hi* ttma trarsllng between New York and California and federal agents said he spent fr**l7 th* 150,000 paid him for freeing Mrs. 8toll. He had held her a week In an Indianapolis apartment. Won’t Call Promises Chairman Committee Together .Time To Arrange To Italy In Voting Next Month In Latest C risis Says State Law Bible School To Be The weather: Generally fair olghl; Friday partly cloudy with WASHINGTON, K ay *14^—OTJ * few scattered showers In tto •Th* Sens to leadership moved extreme south and along the East *dneoday to provide for tto FloriCoast, slightly cooler on tha extram* northeast coast Friday. Extram* norhwest Florida: Fair to­ quoddy Power Project tha eangrtotional authorisation which may night, Friday partly cloudy. makd their eontin action possible. A resolution to authorise th* H. M. Papworth, former presi­ President to name two ongtooorlng dent of th* Seminole County boards of three man each, on* to Chamber of Commerce, today re­ consider feasibility of each project ceived * personal Utter from and report took by Juno 20, was Jamoa A. Farley, national Introduced by ana tor Robinson (D chairman of tto Democratic party, asking him to Join th* speaking staff of the party to Washington. Mr. Papworth tahl ho would decline tto Invitation. Raaponso to tto pMa for assUtones mad* la last Saturday'* Herald for a deeUtute family In thla County endeavoring to keep off th* relief rolls* waa "wonder­ fu l* it la reported by Mice Doro th y . Lamb, tto Cduaty nurse. chart he*, at a Mattress*•, chair* and other neetto Praabylerisn /e a a iy artlcale af furniture, and d. T to Institute t a t 99 and will waakm Hagf'tra. t tto Baptist te r holding m BlbM Inthi* summer to axacutlv* id arranging ■to b comX. Watson, a. Roy WU. registrations tn, advisory: D ta CtoppoU af Miami, cmndltto for govonmr, will address tto Senate Com­ te*. remarked, "It th at our committee awing on that biH.” an provided that ha affktaUy dam SEATTLE. May 14.-(AV-Th# steamer North Sea, carrying 140 passenger*, ran ground on th* coast of Prine* of WaM* Island off th* southeast coast of Alaska, radio messages said. Th* ahlp re­ ported she lg Making badly and “ready to abandon ship." Officials of Northland Trans­ portation Company said passen­ ger* had not yat bean removed. A Coast Guard cutter waa m i out from Kathlkan to ala tho vesssL lit* chairman added atot* law required candidates to qualify 10 day* before a primary. “I am g*lng to comply with tha tew," ho said. A new committee, twice th* alto of th* present group, will to olaet•d In tha June I primary. Ik will Include one woman and oaa soon from each county, Instead of • mol* rep resents thra from each. Hodgaa aald to personally fav­ ored a special primary, and to(laved on* would to called by tto committee to be held ’about Sept. 1. Th* statement was mad* a* th* chairman announced to would summon th* new committee to a masting about June 30, to doaida tto matter. Hodgaa declared to would present th# alternative* to th* group, indorsing neither him­ self. Strang© Definitions Of Gratitude Given -j TAMPA. May . 14.— (ff>— “What,” ashed the teector la tto seventh grade at Franklia Junior High School here, “la tto defi­ nition of ‘gratitude’! " "Gratitude," replied a girl atedent, “la what U on maps appo­ site longitude." ■<: "That'* wrong." a boy itadawk aald. ''Gratitude U what heap* | thing* from flytng out Into spam.* T to veteran's* horn# waa la Salisbury, -Mass., but ba and Ur*. Smith, who survives him, had mods their tom* with their grand­ daughter la Loka Mary for tto laat two year*. Funeral service# wUI to toU In tto Community Church In ta k a Mary tomorrow afternoon at t o'clock, with tto Rov. J. M. Thompson, pastor af the chareh, officiating. Theodora Roosevelt Camp of tto United 8p*nlsh W ar Veterans la Sanford will assist Mr. Smith wa* a member of tto O. A. R. and th* Bona of VsUrant hi Newberry Pori, Mass. Tto body wiD to taka* to Nowell, Mass., for burial. Time Record Broken B y Giant Zeppelin, FRANKFORT, 'Oarmaay, May 14.—(AT—Surpassing aU raaorda for both oariward ^aod ^westward dsnberg touched ground at Iw T A. M. Wodnaaday, ending tha Arab' flight from America. ... $973,809 More To Bo Sent To The S d w * . ^ L L A H M M S ^ ^ h te ^ Tax Agent Slxin By Indixnx Rum Runners HAMMOND, Indiana. May 14. —1/n—Juba X Footer, member of tto tax ta li b antu of tto Internal revtoes service, wa* abet aad kU*d today by two men to a a i a»otto* agent war* trailing. Goers* L ,V n a U * r.a r* a alaoto) LOCAL �■. ' • m 'm m u x m & K w m m m m W.4 M MM • J VTl> t Pensions necesasry resolution* SppfoprtXttng SUfffctoul fund* to match the contributions tor this purpose by the federal K ovsm ttert. First to comply With this requirement Was odr friend and neighbor. Orange sounty. which has igaft notified Cam red -Van Hynlng, ©ommiidonerof the 8taU Board of Social Welfare, that it fa prepared to contribute 91340 every month to match a similar amount which will be debated by he federal government for the t>urpoee o f paying pension-" o destitute persona who have reached 70 y ean . of axe. Quick to follow the lead of Orange county hrtfsDixia, Gil­ christ and Voluaia counties; Hr. Van tty tik f M eet that by o ften , la dtorf %|y off. the nSDMin ewrthwee with atm no dominant Im m which probably account* in « tores S M e w to r toe totothi Opatop M too to r t «f thorn not ■UrocUy or u iru h fy tntaraitad to m to rtitt Me caadMstb. ' Soch appUaoo aa (ptakara t o th a County Home, or St. the mercy of one'# relative*. Un­ •dltoc* aa Km Brillager of tto BartM, Carl ItaaUia af tto doubtedly, It would be « welcome addition to the worldly Miami f o r t Ifgar* News Proaa, H bsnri ntlsa 16,700 annually, out of which to pay these panalons. But it ouuht to be done somehow. Either thU appropria­ tion should bn transferred from other funds, or from un­ expended portions df the general revenue fond, or u special appropriation will have to be made for it, end special taxes levied. Thu matter is far' too important to be neglected. Not only ls.lt necessary to meet the requirements of the BocUl Security Act for Uie benefit of the old folks, but it must also be done In order to get our share of the pen* aIon funds from the federal government. In this connection it muht be remembered that Sanfonl business firms are already subject to .payroll, taxes out of. which the federal government's share of old age pensions are balug paid, and thaae taxes have to bn paid by tbeaw local firms whether old age pensions are paid in this Hartley at tba Miami M ^ to a and a aeon of leeeer light*, to** Indicated their ballet th at Sen­ ator William C. Hodge# la tba land log candidate, yet nano l* anpportlog him and tbolr jadgmant la baaed on tho aMllty of tin Ud vataran to dram Urn* Chappell, a smooth primarily from bis awn PS woebar*, a goodly Rum.whaM l* appaate are lsl i to travel the highway* I the state, rwaea tbeetle* -Carter, | and manUrful oratorical peoallvi Carter- „ __ ________ ties, and icav* In bla wak* a Inelet Han U no Carter. horde of “balievera" and eathaaf Salic supporter*. All agree that a* an orator, W S C the senator I* in class by him- primary. Boiomn. sarioea, with ably, the lender* In the aecewd find tbemeah ••If. No other candidate has baen * .bhllda* Jew and Uneeioua dletatow bat tow entolde ef thalr ft rat primary ■pWt, thU caadkMta te ptagftn* own ramps a n wIIMn* to anwaedo And sn*h *p< able to achieve such maitary of word* or tear* an audience n o n away, pinning bia faith oa a rep- them a- place In the rua-eff. to w han lb otnttaw t o r k M t h end 'hi atn o g Caldwell'* appeal d e n net teem win turn. In a* tlafled. Be It appear* we a n relatten- riwwh and fm t*rn*| fallowing, to be arousing su ch sym patbtof'the tnadht -a— _• _ —A VA I knlmVl m# #aIIm 1st 4InIonto nf ty safe la rhsttdnc-ap the nano I f f ' " * b ■tBfc? ! ^ r*d a.m an m from Ma llamwarat and-- U n w lU n w thalr of. Hedge* aa one of llm two ,T t*®***!* "*** *■->bewR by who fbltownd Sad anyperted Mm Mhnr ef the B‘ ” J*-be Is drawing I four y ea n -ag o hare net torgot* ruamff but f ceadldatea who will fight It eut la the aecofRl primary, There a n aomo who will vigorously conteat tble point of view, hut If you acarch foe a reason yew -'Mg ’ '■ >>'' .4 will moally find It Is barapas they are paid workara af aa ape V y . t , vB* 1B - ' j k . f poalng candidate, b a te ‘t o u t parsrmal ln»trs*U and wUhaa.er How much doee It odet to Putt for governor? It should Hi* the prcverUal ostrich, thalr not b« difficult to find out oa a state law rpqulns each can­ lot rest with one contender, they buried their bead* In Uuf didate to file a complete cony of h(s expense account And kaee •and ami re fame to *ee. yet. rnllablo estimates vary all the way from 915,000 to |60,- Of thlctMB remaining candt000. Arid the expense accounts published in all the news­ dates far the office of thief papers Invariably show something less than the flBjOOO Hecathr*, only oris eaa oppose iOM APB tt'P tf 8 t i ‘ lloigae in the rue-off ‘and m limit allowed by law; that one will be, no caattane eb» "Although moat newspa] put It on the front page tor--far with the news," says the . Herald, .. “the 1111141101*00 oKiMn. a* * will risk a definite -pro.1 state candidate* ^ really . r. r.ybcloofs .back That gayartl are bunched be­ report________ of expense* of votb o n jo in t resolution the fidtlott. The reporting of campaign expenditure* hind Badgaa for lacond plats IS } AMENDMENT TO CONOTmjTlON biennially is looked upon by Candida Us thenuehraa a s a goot •vUtent, bat m trctily are they RELATING' TO IB MB W I S D FOR DAW O t • 1 * on th e p u,K r , an d1 th is y e a r *la m ----- c ep ** Jcfke b ib a-ex t to , i l i I • nutolag that say sutameat so l NINBT8EN THIRTY RtVB ABOULATINO 'ANCE OP HXl ‘*W# h av e m e n se eM n g ;t h e hlgbeet o f t k In the state might vaatar* would ba diffi­ OP HOJttTKADS FROM TAXATION cult te prat*. sw ea rin g to o m o u n ta sp e n t o n tt t i f o com pot* These generally conceded. I* f BBCRBTARY J u e t a b o u t co v e r eom f pponses en ses on on th thee to roafl. afl. Thl This make*- ____ w sllowaMa foTreadtly ra­ have the beat chance ef wbtalag dio hook-ups, nnewspaper ew sp ap er aadvertisements, d v e rtise m e n ts, prhal printing, headquar­ n *■C&mpalfftf Cotta iL L With i:., “ r.,. ‘_____ ters, publicity men, handout* to friends and workers, Carter, payment of p ‘ taxes, payment of feaa for speaking, the divided. JNV4I 87 OL-JM TALLAHA9BBB v< Supremo Court, a man who hoe spent a U/etlme I campaigning, who declared pnbUely o*l a* long i Urn average campaign for gosrtrnor ca*to 900,000. ' of eourte, that soma campaigns la the.paat few y< tK u m r r $ » BTOBAIBO SHOWYOU VOTltD (MWS ifflf r ‘H* rffl’IlBif Jm HT TmHHV'v UT epvvMS VVvaV -SfySi Fj VK xUU yU BCALBOP ALLOWANCE OP • femranftitf V*- • ‘ • .Iv.aJcIv:*-:. - **.■ ^ •Unfortunately; XpaaoM w h ic h th e c s m lld a U a i w ith t h a t th e public m u et-b a-i “ I n th e Id e asil st*U s U U ooff tha th a tu b nrfblatp spend* balnaw-wanwyir. . . , H �[ n h SANFORD Lovely Ann SANFORD, FL0S11IX Mr. Drohan played p m of ’ rlo lu In the orchestra and at cloae of tha number waa lal (Viced to tba audience, and * celvod moat cntlniaUattaally.-' ig in “Witness Chair” Mr*. Dan Cameron, who waa W w bar l y m l T w ilii1 ■Nj i - i . . _...a.k -a . Social Calendar M r s. Earle Jeter Is New President Je c l£ a o h T iU a "a n it' playing V Monday, and haa keen asked lira another of hta compoetttt Sunight and Shadow, a itody contraata. From whatever an) ona views It, thla Good WU) To la a vary fine thing. It givua • genial work to man and w«o who have made a Ufa itody ' muale. It'la bringing great au free to communitiaa who hear all too aaldom In aymphotty Ik could be reallied from a group and it la developing a raefi rather recently aaaembeld in thie lion of cultural valuea among' fedcrel muale project of the W. P. dlvlduala and organlxatloM 4 A. It waa evident that the per- eoring the project. The concert In Sanford MV aunnel w.n made up of muaicianv well e<|uip|>ed ant earneat, and der the eipeclal auaplcea of the joyouane,! menifeated In their P.-T. A. of the Seminole H own performance waa .hared by t School aupported by tha Chaiat a moat appreciative audience—an of Commerce and tha aen audience that had no hesitation cloba of the city. It la entirely I about Indicating the numbert Ihev to tha publle. liked beat. Tha program la aa followa:— Voripell “Lohengrin"—Wegner. Symphony No. 4 In F Minm Tachalkoweky, Andante SuePEORIA, III.. May 14.—(jP lenuto, Andantinu in m oo can aone, Schario: piaiicaln oatinn “111 take tails—" Tills It waa and C ratal B tr to, Allegro con fuoco. breams Demoeratlr mmmlt'een from the sixth precinct. The flip of a dime from th e i grr* of Justice of the Peace R rrt Wllielm. member of the com ranva.aing board, broke th# vote tie netween Flames and C Damarln. Item.rln laughed and corgyi laird Ihe winner. Personals TODAY The Loyal Temperance ■Legion will meat a t 4:00 p. M. at tha an­ nas of tha P in t Method b t Church. Tha Tewnaend Club will have its regular meeting a t ■:«» a'c.ock a t the Arcade Building. Secre­ tary Douglaas will be In attendTha Dereua Society of tha Sav- Tanbet, secretary; and Mra. A. •nth Day Adventtat Church will w . Knox. hiatorian. Mr. Cobb kava u food aaU taAha moring la praaldad over tha bualneaa aaafront of Penney*a Star*. *'ona m v n iv **r- MorTi* had charge of tha _ , A ___ . following pnucram which waa R ^ u la r Pra-KUd at lha baginnln, of tha Womans Mlaalonary Soela_______ ty of tha Flret Mathodbt Church . 5.. . will Uka place at 3:80 P. M. a t £ £ £ " * ?51h,“,| ° , ? h" trV ,„ tha church with Circle Ho. on., Mra. Voile WUUnma, chairman, \ n< 1 , 7u * ..^ or*u“ nlo i.. , , , Reading, Miriam Methvtn. " f**; . . . . Violin Sclo, Betty Mao Elliott, The b u » l n . .. .n d w )cUI meetaccompanied by Mra. EllloU. Ing of tha Co-ed Claai of tha pf,,*, u ~ ^ ^ Attendance prfx. £ the d a , V *J?° ** "Cfwaa-awarde.1 to Mtxs“ Entitle Judgd ^nT Mra- R. W. W are, 711 i j na|, ', room Late )n ^ g ft,r. w . . noon “ "«*• ,nd ™fraehTha WPA eymphony orthaatra menta were enjoyed in tha ichool will giro a concert a t the Seminole lunchroom. High School auditorium. Tha p q h - ______________ lie U invited. Tha Dependable Claaa of tha M l 'S . J a m e s S h a r o n Flret Method lit Church will meat a t 1:00 P. M. at tha home of Mra. k l U e r U U n S A t B r i d g e W. 8. Thornton, Wcat Pirat -------Street. Mra. Jarnea G. Sharon antcrfnapiratlona] meeting and an* talncd the member, of tha Portnual birthday party of tha Presby- nightly Club with a bridge party terian Auxiliary will Uka plaea and luncheon Wadtieaday aftera t 4:00 P. M. a t tha ehorch Mem- noon at her home, 918 Magnolia bora of tha congregation and Avenue. Luncheon waa aervod at InUrcatad frlenda are Invitai. 1:00 o'clock In lha dining roam __where the tibia araa centered with _ , K8DAT a bowl of atokaab and red verbena. Tha Friendship League of tha After aeverml prograatlone of Ccngragational Church wUl meet brkge in the afUmoon high ace re at 12:S0 P. M. a t tha pariah' priia, a aalad bowl, waa awarded home for a covered diah lonch- ' to Mra. 0 . I. Loucka. Mra. Roy F. eon. Rggubr meeting will follow., Symea wan cut prlaa, a rad oawl The Seminole County Federa-1 of flowers, tlon of Woman's Clube will meat Those present ware: Mra. F. E. pt 11:30 A M. at tba Lake Mary, Roumllbt, Mra. 'Frank L. MilChamber of Commerce, with the Isr, Mra. W. M. Scott. Mra. H. M. U. 8- W. V. Auxiliary and the Taka | Pep worth, Mra. W. T. langlay, Mery,C. of C. Auxiliary as ho-.t-' Mra. Roy F. Symea, Mra. 0 . 1 . fu se . Luncheon at noon. [ Loucka, and Mra. O. P. Smith. Mr. and Mra. H. N. Sayer and daughter, Nbrma Joan, have moved from SanLanta lo tha Monteiuma Hotel. Misa Elisabeth Turnbull laplanning to return Saturday from Cords Is, G s, where the haa been • pending the peat few days with bar cousin, Briggs Arrington. Mr. and Mra. H. H. David. Mr*. T. E. Vickery, Mrs. A. Maddea. and Misa Myra MadJsn motored to Daytona Beach today where they spent the day. Flip Of A Dime Eta Party Uommitteem Mr. and Mrs. Clarenea E. Bel' announce the birth of a daughter, Anna Elisabeth, thla- Wonting at the_Fernald-Laughton Mrmnrial Hospital, lira. Bell la tha former Miss Allura Whitehurst. Dr. and Mra. Hoarard Hansel! Mere beauteoui than ever la the fascinating Ann Harding In and children, Ruety and Patty Lou, left yesterday for their home at her newest screen production, **Thr Witness Chair,” coming lit the Sharon, Conn., after visiting Mrs. Rita Theater Frlilay. Misa Hhnling heads an admirable <•»., in­ Haneell's parents, Mr. and Mra. cluding Walter Abel, Moroni Olsen. Fiancee Sage, Dougla*. ItumJ. R. Lyles, for some lime. brille and Margaret Hamilton. Auxiliary Entertains Buffet Supper Given Mrs. J. K. Page * At Birthday Party By R. A. Newmans Presides Over Circle Annual birthday party of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Presby­ terian Church will be held Mon­ day afternoon at 4:00 o'clock in the social rooms of lha church at which time a pageant 'A t the End of the Rainbow,” will be present- A buffet supper and bridge Mrs. J. E. Page presided over party were given last night by Mr the regular meeting of Circle and Mra. R. A. Newman at their N niber One of the F in l llapllit home in Rose Court for Ihe mem Church held Monday afternoon at bars of the Evening Bridge Club, the hone of Hrs. W II. Hand on Supper waa served buffet ityle Dully Avenue. The Bide study from the dining room U tle which le*»«n was taught by Mra. Mary waa adorned with a silver howl Hall and Mra. L. K. Tew gave a of yellow and red Lower, and u l >« «■ •'•••"la h lp . Ki*frr*nrm*nU wera served bjr , I the hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. After .upper aeverml progrea- „ , Thl)„ n( .ion. of bridge ware played and M„ . j E p . , , M„ „ „ ,lrck. Mgh score prl.e, were awarded to M„ pr. nc„ E. Mr, T r . Mra. Wallace W. Wright, who re- Plt<.hfon| M„ | j | | | , n Vickery. *.* !*d i PT. r .?f hoV* ,nd Mra. J. A. Cook, Mra. O. G. Ro|. Judge E. F. Ilouihotder, whe w ,, |#r Mr> A n M n Kr„, the reclpent of a .ilk tle-.Wal- Meyerl M n M F Smith. Mr. U r 8. Coleman won the 'eerrenn „ Mf1| u F Jrw M, „ prUe. a deck of playing carde. Augu.U Fletcher, and Mi., laThom, « d ona Mitchell.' • Flnsr tngrsdlsnhl KI1KN KZHIt Cllt'RCII S|<eeial •ervlrei will be conduete-r tonight at 7:30 o'c ock gt the Kbeneirr Methodt.t Church by the llev. J. W. Austin, pastor. The public is Invited. • A in w fypw of re c ip e I • AAlxod a lo s c la l, morw painstaking w a y I • Marveloui flavorl The area of Inlgated land"1n The U niter-S tates' Virgin Is­ Ails la nearly five time* that In land pos-c.alona Include more than North America. 60 island., most of them Unin­ habited. Gnats In Tennessee Kill Horses, Mules. MEMPHIS, Tent,., May 14—UP) Dense awarma of buffalo gnat, bred (tferliw hlgh-wwUr stages thie spring, have killed appro,IauU ly forty hone* and mults during the laet few day. In Shelby county, Ed Gruahet, county scavenger, reported. Orushet said the gnaU appeared last Sunday. FRIDAY SATURDAY MAY More Cold Than You’ll Ever __ Need FREE DELIVERY 1 5 -1 6 q u a r ts Htendard Salad Dressing WILNOs Poland. May U . - M A muMum of Jawlah culture *u being establlahad by the Jewish Scientific iMtitute af Witno. Pa latings of the moat artLUe aynagogues In Germany, Poland and Cieeho-Slerakla will ha fea­ tured along with eollaetlona af wood and metal craft. PEACHES SNOWDRIFT Get On NewFord V-8QneW eek To Go T ry.this Extra Good Break fast BACON lb. .Tonight ONIONS ' "a Guaranteed Te National or Loose Wi l e s 2 lbs. 15c 1lb. box S( IDA C:r a i CKERS 1 Pteaae BROOM 5 string -* Matches, U. S. A. Independently owned and we mean Independent. We don't aak you to to pay un more — you cheek our ahelf and special prices If we are la »na. Let's keep the profits In Panford, If not, send It on away. « W J t r l i e w rr e s f * n d * * * ' , « . i.l ,1 . wnall We IIttllo ifk if CcMifc/ • an4 Dairy K it it * hptadbM * Adjust- In buying meats, quality means plenty. We do not offer anything We B»?e Everything For The Pkaicil Sugar “1 ilea lQc POTATOES \ �*¥ A \ i , f o r Supt of Pufalic Instruction T. W. LAWTON v lti. « V D b tr ic t No. DEMOCRATIC PARTY JUNE 2,1936 BBHtNOLB C O P N tr X For Comity Comi UaaffWel Billet U A paM PaBtlcdfAiD. Beth Creep W1B Be Al t H * * * <*** fa * w T T T t Mi '■Jv A T F-H1 District NO. CHARLES’DUNN •ee,ei#ee^aa,l:|*tf«e«teMl , •»•«< %«W» For Representative In Concrete 0* RAYMOND ELLARS BOSTON STEELE JAS. G. SHARON D. U THRASHER .W.J. (FUNIE) STEED For Cotinty Commissioner For Governor J.J. CATES DAN CHAPPELL * SPECIAL VICTOR CHECK E -5VM. c. (Homestead Bill) HODGES J. D. DAVISON JUDGEI wRALEIGH PETTEWAY ee FRED A; DYSON T or Attorney General JOHN E. FOX For Comptroller REX PACKARD State Treasurer OTTO SCHMETTL PETER THURSTON For Railroad Commissioner For County Commissioner For District No. S 37lh W. B. BALLARD W. PR EE '''■ w h*as«ei■E. siwe■iiD U**•».•* »-»« l»*»— J. J. PAI1RISH ROY L. HOWELL B a t - — r ™- - - " '-— . ROSS L. HUMPHREY ror Representative, StaFTLeglSEZure [h . J. LEHMAN Group No. I y* C. B. SEARCY F "ReDiiesenlatiye, State Legislature , Group N o. Z GORDON BARNETT ! o r r e s ^ b .^ t o n e For County Commissioner District No. 4 . B. C. DODD W. B. WILLIAMS JNER For County Judge For County Commissioner , District N t I W. G. KILBEE j G« W, SPENCER .WARE Ifkw .-1 S. F. (Sammy) LONG For County Prosecuting Attorney ORIE R. MATHIEUX K. F. HOUSHOLDER J. T. McLAIN . JOHN G. LEONARDY He H. PATTISHALL. r. HERBERT MESSER ' * ~*.A- , ■ — Fourth JAS. C. ROBERTS * r For Sheriff FALL G. B1GGERS BOB DODSON j J. H. (Jim) LEE | j ; F, McClell a n d I n . J. OVERSTREET . , s ' P A Y T O K - M cN A B W. J. THIGPEN Democratic GEORGE W* R U MORGAN E. L. Spivey & Orlando Phono 5877 IS & RebuildIna and Serridns on all Malta of 1 N*w A Factory—Rebuilt Typewriters—E ar All Work OoanntMd. For _____ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—^LETTER—WRITING MAILING LISTS—TYPING CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Seminole County Credit Afls’n 10*14 Park Aya. , Hardwire Co. KKLVINATOR sacrificed. Nice slid and porcelain throughout F irst das* condition. f8S cash. Can he seen In operation at 407 W. First S t , ________ •• PLENTY second hand turner, Lumber Yard. Phone M6-W. Dth A Cyprass. of BlUe dutetfAhe-wly -restau­ rant* with a foreign flavor, g al­ leries, and of course of Fifth Avelerlaa, and of course the Fifth AveCity, all contribute to the variety and completeness of a metropoli­ tan vacation. Tube Fed Baby Gfrl Graduates To Bottle MEMPHIS, Tena . May 14^-GO FOB SALE: ' s t o j t ' and equip­ ment fat service atattoo pad —Jewjuelln Jean Benson. Who barbecue In BenfpnL Good Idea­ weighed only IS ounces a t birth tion. Bog "Station" care Herpld. about three month* ego, has grad­ uated to the bottle-feeding class. PIANOS—We have two small Untll recently an her meals had studio pianos. WtH sacrifice been Infected by mean* of a stom­ rather than return to factory. ach lobe. Jecquelln now weigh* May ha seen In Sanford. W/lta three pounds and eaten ounces. The Baldwin Plano Co., Whplesale D ept, Cincinnati, O. three jrneked T W8MI U S f F a nttse Trti err Vest tt-**i Me. ______ * have been sold to the undersigned. A11 persona dealring to settl* their Indebtedness to said -Bank . will receive epcelel consideration for a limited pe­ riod. Room, 303 First National Bank Bldg., VanfonL T. G. FORD, Agent REPLACE' the brekan g n e . - > C. M. (CHARUE) HAND 1 fD i MEISCH until p r IS. flO al­ lowance for your old range on Offering the vsestlonist n holi­ purebaae of any now Narco or day in New York end the lurM ifie Chif ( i i rmiic«. Seminole toundlng historic country et mini­ mum eost, the Clyde-Mallory Tiro Shop, l o t Lines has announced reduced rates on all eervkei, emphsstilng the 60-day round trip egcurslon rate, which fnchde* no^oidy transpor­ tation bat m ein and stateroom accommodstlons at sea. Fast, lux­ urious service, available at ItoALL-STATB U rn —Sears* prltea quest Intervals, from Jscksunvillc. and Sear* quality. Keel and mskea it possible to holldsy in the mstropoll* with stopover privi­ Sons. 301 W. P in t St. lege! more than ample to visit the night clubs, the skyscrapers and 6—Situation Wanted. busy commercial centers, the COLORED OIRL wants Job as niuseums and great movie bouses, nurse or hooie maid. Daisy' » ,H» « • *ddlUonai p lcsu re of . Jones, 1426 W. 13th S t tho vacation. Summer faros provide name rout shipboard entertainments and NICK apartment for re n t 108 W. amoiemanti, anroot*, with night y dancing and the full facilities ot 6th S t Phone 290. an ocean crulie, such aa lalkiss, KURNIBUED garage apartment radio and an eacellent cuisine ami service. Special transportation for Adults only. 107 E. 5th S t automobiles Is also available for vacationists who wish to motor to Long Island and Its many beaches; 606 W. TOTH s tr e e t 6-room, fur­ Westchester, the Berks hires, up nished boose with screened In the beautiful Hudson Rivsr—one back porch. Mrs. J. O. Andes, of the scenic wonders of the Unit •d States or to the Adirondack!. phone 142-J. Automobile* are carried fer pas­ sengers at very low rates. New York's great diversity of amuieONE GOOD k*Jvlaitor menta and point* of lntereat not - refrigerator. *50. Real aad 0ntjr within the city, but throughBona. 301 W. F irst S t _ _ _ out the surrounding countryside, For Justice z L .— SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON I Vacation Trips Are Offered By C ly de-Mallory District NO. t w«*< v f t f t * r ! S. J. N?X ■Tc Fae Jw*. M. C. CINDER Fifth CongrrMloUal District ■ Mv..-se. B F M W in-M «M B A — q B g p B w i w a P M B F tel ar S ledp*eltM tees^wim litSeea-l■ 1 ^Sll^ eta fee toe aaR ask eeMwl« a* ttaM wj emUk edete W.enr eW ee 1WMRe ACID. ALKAU TOUB BYI NEHl MALTED CBOCOLATB NEW BOOT BBSS ROTA L CROtTN COLA NEffI TBUB FBOTT ORANCB . TREAT TOtJBRELF TO THB BEST FROZEN STRAWBERRY LARGE QUART BRICK Special Balk �LAWYER Seminole V o t e r s ~ . m 'Hear Hodges T ell - ■h m g # 5 : | w , —A new cruiser end neveral •mailer ahlp* may be aided to the I j Argentina navy, , strongest In Sooth America, this year. A 10-year naval modernisation plan approved by congress In 1920 expire. In September and the minlatry of marine It contemplating fulflllirar the rflnnl g'.ep, which would add a crulaer, three deatroyert and three sdbmXrlnrt to the fleet. Seven mlne-aweepera now ate building In Argentine yarda. > The Argentine fleet now In' | tV ri two battleahipa, two pMAlS«AiLj4®Ua urprise morw lila a 'alr They predirt will spring a British adthm apetthaU f ' th i world attention The- BH% »: n e t la not became of the MaM tnia'haa loat any of hla popu­ larity or prwiig* among Indla’a teemlov mllllona of peasants, but ritM t because thi man wM> haa bwln fighting the British Empire for 40 yeara, haa deliberately •odgM sectarian, to atady the Although the Mahalmh tern^ out of the limelight. ” i eiirclese as much power and flue nee today among tha Indian ’ “ M ** he ever did. Aflto Repairs At A Price You Can Bear MARTIN’S GARAGE Tup A Body Repair 207 oak J. A. Marl , ZINNIA ' PLANTS NOW READY i Mrs. Herbert E. Ruiucll Celery Ava. - Phone 3V4-J Thn Mahatma la not giving away hla plan.. When V approhehed him at hU HtfW'hkt In ] the “mriewchabl f t " colony, oh 1 t t t etibkfrta of thh DalM, ahtf aahed him for a atatameiit oh hit program, he raid: * ' "A good1 general n e te r’ dlesew n . n iH fin i muss wan usw theft. Tbhfl ii win ado fArM t*lf whal" I a tt doing. For tha predent 1 must detach myaetf * from tU outer vrorld and idWItite." ' Dee pita alarming reporta rtt pectin t Uandhi'a health,' I found-him in eacellent condition. I t .thythlng. he appeared m en ■ hit . >Bd younger than' whea 1 last anw him in 1M1.- B it IG friends »4y hie fluctuating, hlood pressure, which semstlme* rWes alarmingly, glees hla doctor! • a good deal of worry. '■ Tbsy abb shy that the wfrjr and teitacwua little leader lacks tha energy ant) endurance ha showed to bygone years. HI* memory, too; they declare, haa become Impaired, ahd h r la not kb <|Ufek of' thought and apoech S | formerly. At tinier, they say, be haa to grope far the right word or pfekah. Hut he still Ukra a three miU walk rach momhtg and evening, eat, hi* meula af nioat’a milk, almond-paste and’ temhtb salad, and lives an eatreasely careful end well-regulated life. Thoee around him, Including Mias Madeleine Slade, hla Eng­ lish disciple, look after the Ma­ hatma aa though he Wen a frail flower. “ Hu la an precious lo India,** she says, ^ th ll wk muat prolong hh life until India haa achieved its full Independence." wa^BW. l( ,m*mW .IW lei ts a » coritmoM M & LOfHM •w vCOH1 e w * fv * * w sgs ™ ROtCE, M ay ~ It—Italians read with plaaauea U ut the first ship­ ment a Ethiopian coffee, utaatp tons rtllerted lu tM NuglMni rsgIon beer the Kenya border, had arrived in Itahr. It was ballad aa ibu t i n t , a r ­ rival uf ram material from the newly conquered Italian colony. Special Nightly j Attraction '*- .f! Como ZIONCHECK IS 'BACK-SEAT DRIVER' ’ and be entertained and dance to HhcBey and Rn p Verax 11liana ISTANBl’l , May 14 —M*>—For donating blood to wounded and I Direct front Ulemi'a meet anemic perrons o<rr » period of i ular night eluh. See and them at five yeara, • man named llakki It to receive a medal from municipal IfeLatid H igh w ay authorities, lie accepts n<> remu­ Short n, 5 Mile* Ou neration and la credited with hav­ ing saved 140 lives. li J , M f ( t e Ahoel we si " 1 7 2 . 041. . h S T m . flah (Aaee.lat.4 Prana Skate) — — ----------------- | Former G-Man Seel s ta m p Counterfeits. Hu-hnell mounted the platferm • —----an I told of hia candidacy fori AU8TIN, Tea., May 14.—(A1 •late treasurer. Hla voice was ' RMfrOd after IA years of work ( carried to the crowd by means tha federal government. A. if the nodgea sound truck. The I RebentUh uf Dallas, is re-enterl platform was arranged by Mr. 'th e field of sleuthing for rounti Schmidt on the sidewalk by the I fatten , this time for makers aide of the Touchton drug store 1apaHoui T e n s llciuor tax stem Candidate for Governor SpcakH In Sanford 3.30 O’CLOCK SAT. AFTERNOON frowfi the first lima persona RUlar ami given a aerrot am ice listening to a political talk h e n ' P°*t by his funner commander, this'season have been privileged President Theodor. Hoooevett, to sit down. Services of the or-|««»rt tracked bogus $100 bills over cheslra w en donated. America and Europe. CARB MADR FULL Dll ERA WfNB DFHPITK ArPENIHCITIfl R( *'l (A*!—An attack of acute appendi­ n '? ^ * dT * during a achnlaatic .lebale that Ralibarg, like other Auatrian prevent ynung Itruland provincaa, haa chosen aa tha off I* Simpson from completing hla ardal garb ef the dtatrtct, has been gument and winning honors. Aftdecreed proper foe rthool te n - , r (he delate, he underwent un monies. | appendectomy. Panhandle Of Texas Winning War With Summer Dust Storms ItalihnR Get Coffee Of Conquered Land ,v i ^ ' At Short’s Camp •ale. ta i and all ft« M of M b •ance taxaa. Other Utialatfagl •rroinpliahment he cited Wore Mt eff-rU agatnat addltiod eg need* lees state bureana and tatrrveeo of ulariea of ataU ompNyoo. Coplea of hla 10 p tia tt plet/on* wrte distributed |M M f thn crowd and the sank tor urged a careful study of each plank, potMfing out that each of the 10 (mints were in line with hla pro* 1 Amopg^th* e'fycn p en en i arretted at Denwr In the aeries af vi u« legialatlve achievements and raldwestein mail robberies were Oliver P. Arnold (left), vice-pres­ roml.lnallon ef promises ident of a Demur bank, and Charles Roberts (right), Drnver attor­ eotild not bo falfUled ney, charged with conspiracy. Thomas J. Morrissey, federal district The senator was in «MH splN attorney, said loot In the robberies was approximately $200,000, (AP its. »n«l d—eribed hi. fueling, a . f t l g Pbofba) due t j reporta nothing Mm front all leetiona of the aUte as lo progreu of hla candidacy ami hia — ■ '"A M A RftLO . - n x - r v iy 14.—c h —It. H. Finnalt, regional soil coh, aetvktlorf director,' aay^ thW Teaks I Panhcndle’a dust storms thka year I are less serious than thoM ef IMS f for three' reasons: 1. More land la cowered by | growing crops. 2. Vaat areas hare been listed foe trMfcm preventative treatmenL 3l lueida-ure bettar prelected fcy itubWe left' from 1938 crob*. Naval Building Near, •*♦♦**♦* To End In Argentine ; — jj , r -j And Help Right the Wrongs at Tallahassee Nay. Zlenaheek la new a "baak-eeat driver,* If that daterndned leek on the free of hie pretty bride ean be taken eerieualy. Mrs. Zlenaheek Id esen holding firmly to the steering wheel at Miami ■sash, pie, after the feet driving ef the Washington state rspre•entitle* an their honeymoon brought un several flashes with the pideu. (Aasoeiated Press Phots) Six Men Will Die For $250 Robbery* Murder NEW YORK. May 1 4 .-0 T ) Six men, the largest number aver sentenced to die fur a single crime In New York . (tsU , were • sen­ tenced to .the electric chair and hurried to Ring Bing prison last night „. ■ Tbuy warg convicted of the mur. d tr of Fdwin Esposito, 22-ycarnld subway company messenger, •hortly befog* Esposito was to be manled last Septemter. He re­ als ted when they attempted to rob him of | 2M>. gW Building ' Materials for lumber, roofing | and building material* sf all kind* call on us. | Huru you’ll find tha mock reasonable prices and beat quality and lb* quickest service. Sudden Service HILL Saturday. May l<lh la tha lu t day U pay paH lax In aider to vet# la tha iuae Primaries. If not convenient lo call at Coart (those, dip thin chupoo aad aead by null or ncaaeofl^r to TAk Collector: Jno. I), Jiakiaa, Tex Collector, Hai/oed, Fla. A rrested for buying Chintz! Here’s a’funny little item about salea-tax troubles 160 years agto in Londoii. To drotect the English w eavers of linen and wool, eottoh chintz was stiffly taxed, and the Lord Mayor was “shocked and jfrieved” to Bee three gentlewomen walldHt in fit. James Park on Sunday dressed in chintz gowns* On Monday morning, the three ladies were haled into court but all promptly paid their fines . . . because diintz Was so pretty and so cooil It ifill la. Crirfp little dot and flower chintz for warm w'eataer frocks. Red rambler-roae chintz for summer bedfrooms. Chintz slip*cdvers for dlnidg-room chairs.' Chintz blinds when you take the winter draper ies doWtt. . * — flig h t now is the time to do your chintz-choosing. Or gay cretonnes and bold blocked linens . . . clothes at special after-Easter savings. . . porch and laWn fur­ niture . . . garden tools . . . all the things you'll need >nta fitat z r r —r i « ’r r r r * * f8£r^pvlt'V-%' ^ i M*jr*BVTarEt i- m?Aa ’ *a—ii~ 1 ■ ’MSS'?? A y . y �From Sanford get m in MU D teogwaa' (Un 'U m cU m Im - m Ik* Fte*Urn. State 0) W r t tMD ir ttn lw d thla jvi tt naturally follow* that m a wr oight Im M ad>1. club* looking for player* * r in to flad ih e tight man. ally, moat of the player* In rath come from tho South. Teams Battle For 11 Long Innings On Sanford Field Jimmy ' W right of " the Senfenl J iie h o fi Aaeedatiew., Da y t o n , haa a working agreement wl.h .the SL l o o k Cardinals. Santoro haa each aw ogremaont with the : Chattanooga Lookouts, The Card! nak’ "second string” men, thorn- ’t The Lookouts hare some mlghly good men on their line-up ami tome not so good. They can feu. FT*4' of winning when Dei Hardin Is in tho pit* bar's box. bat they need more heriere like him. -Jee Blatruff can’t ba beat ee i catcher, and he U aleo the lea •• Ing fcHter in the entire league, lilli Cates io another crecklog goo., 'hitter, the fourth boat in the league, and D art Swindell has pro sen hla worth time end time Lugliv Possibly ho Jeoant smack l l u ' d a i i done Blatrull, haw ho dooo hit H the hsl. "ly knows II haa been hit, a home run. Gardner U ls another leading klltei *” teague and ‘A depemiahlr ? Then, ef course, there’, F, McCrone, 'who not only j j tho chib but does ■ Drat holding down tho fin S ‘ » though ha la not al|To hot when ho cornea t. R efnsed Freddie Francis Red Sweeney May P itch Regains Control Tomorrow When S ain ts j Of Saintly Team Come With New Manager Of Hit Lame Ann PLANNING OLYMPIC C01 ___ . •'/ -,V i» V , •• ;.T*2 Split Second Rulings in Ninttj Canto De­ cided The Contest Blaine Kunes Played Last Game With t t a i j i t s Yesterday Two does dec 1ilona were made by umpire* in tho ninth inning of yesterday's 11-inning game on Sanford Field between tho Look­ u p and tho Iilanders, and Dsytona won. I le L In the fleet half of the ninth Inning Dillingham of tho rial lor# failed to touch third base, but to Umpire Grant waa not looking In that uireclion at the time and there fere failed to tee tho tinner's omission he did not rail him out. Then when the locale came to bet In the eecond half of the aame Inning Pinion h i called out by Umpire Hhef* leld aa he olid to the home plate a eeccnd before the ball got la that last half of the ninth two rune had been made by the Lookouts, two men were gone end the bases were filled when Ovonlreet came to b a t But he popped to the pitcher, and the tide waa out. Overstreet pitched a grant Tama, though hla team faUad to | hit In the pinchee ’ and there ware a flock of arrbra. Over-t itreet y, th e . new pitcher signed . V ld Ja Me him yesterdayf Wei­ mar Brown of tho lalete ia called .“tha Adonis of lha Islanders’' Ly ’ih s Daytona Boach Nowx-Journil’i •ports writer. Maybe he’s rlghi about Brown’s good looks, but |t> a finch he la correct in saying that the bJandan ore "riding high. wW» and handsome” at the to| of the tenguo. —It— '■> The Xpokouta play at horn. again Friday, against tha Saints, and It would bo fine If they woo'd .got the oHLts out of their system land show Uu visitors they can l acmetimes win n game a t home tySgbfbrd Ja n a are entitled to aea a X - "(X JT L S X S i \ Pirates Defeat Sem­ inole* 11 To 8 In Wednesday's Game - "rw* no ISSnS: Writers Hold Yesterday's Results relented baffc to the Albany, N. If, cl ob of tho Internal tonal Lai god. Ha waa bewgkt by tho Saafmd Bases oil Association on Apr. T», tho f W tetH l *g»—teg to PAF 1200 and to gtre Fleet B liis n n McNally in .return. McNally waa given Ua release, bat no .menay actually baa been paid far) Lake Director Jimmy Wright mid today. Lake made . ftaw record aa a pitcher o m a parted of Mvahl, i year*; atartlag with hit high THE STANDINGS to gut tho piuhing arm beok'iu* contrition, hence tho rek lse l T3 J Director Wright m il that w h * the trade waa'made for Lake the directors naturally assumed that tho pitcher's arm waa a K. The pitcher himself wan not on tho da* tiro Uncup with the-A lbany-Ckb and waa not aware that hla, arin would not hold out throng* t n game. Tho prisident of tho Albany Club la Insisting that the pdrt‘ chaae price for Leko so ppid, bat Director W rig h t. declared . today, that the money wfU no though tho aeoociation Insist op tho return of 1 Wolf H u Signed To r Coach The Tar Heeb Thia Week's Games In Baseball Leagues CHAPEL m U * N. C, Mgy M. —Raymond (Boor) Wolf, dfaot B of atUoUca oad asaUtant feotkMl coach at Texas Christian, >tMvanity, accepted a three-T*er contract aa football coach at-tha University of North CaroHnn. it FLORIDA STATS LEAGUE Frida* BL Augustine at Snnfovd. Palntkn at OAtotevflte. . DeLnad at D artU a Heash. LIONE LEAGUE FRIDAY; Pirates ya. Cuba. IL Louis Chicago Mew Toeh m tuhorab HUMANE R n O HONORED Boetow CTOXUV VISTA, Calif, May 14. riMlSMtl SHOP Fred M. Bydra of F ufillnj, Ore., I > years old, ran typo a t a rate of 120 words a minute. jjiyriuoN PBTER'PBN t r a n k will hnvo .Jt i tho league champion tho Pirate* Moat tkt « final gam* m Friday tho Cub* I n n oral In lioni League AgeSidd (»•«). ehlef of tho A s s is te d Freea hwmeu lea tho *wo ,rTCr* • nd • • “'t Pltth. Tbflr lowing Bolling to sedro frwn 1 a H I st T A 1 oeur Cna' run came In the ninth aa third with lha Iteds* only markA M e e t i n g 111 U C S 1& t , r Kchneldar cent U ngiton, who had , r (n (t)< fourth white tha win- 1 -------made flrat on an error, atrok* n|ng tolly crossed the rubber lit ' OCALA, May U — <*■>—D.re tone, the'plate with a single to left, the ninth on a wild heave by Tr.llngbaat of the 'GrewneUte, a MU Davie allowed the G-Men io. D**»- • , 19” **Ud," ont’ » “ eloctod prteli In- knock but flvo btillo out of tho InMartin, with a drublo and lam t ?®4 of Southeastern Sports field. Pitching three-hit ball op, . Inglee, garnered half the MU * ri4* « Aaaoclatloa In a mealing - _ 1 uaUI the eighth Inning, Davla waa mate off Larsen by tho Bate. . 44 Sprtngi yesterday. T ■ I touched for throo hits of the meet, Del and ----------; ftp ion 000— _ 0 t^*To 1“ 2 7 1 ~W.*7 • * , scratchy of acrateh hit. when the D elind ---------- 00 100 000-1 J r“£ ; e Gainesville team flllod tho bssee ---------------------a. !*• C- Koterprlse, vice-president; • * with none n u t .He then bore I # down to set the G-man down*with• • out a .run scoring. , Tha Gainesville Sun says that itringa are out for a flrxt-clssrier to bolster the G-Men itaff. trier I well jas a hard-hitting outfield- go Into n three-way tie ankeee and the Ptraiea. stage iteadtng of eonh o Io AOO. Tho Gloat#, In end tho Rod Box, one P l. • £ & £ « s z s sr,r« 'r y 'a .r s .r s r s s .... u a i n a a u i ,i .r ,| may i*,— i -a u i i m , way **<—aauyinu . ---- *— lain, ln* two run* ta the last of the qtath ,iU IlleMMOr> riu^raU L °ha!*tad the th* H the A sales r g**e Le fly-L arsen wide case be 11 experience. | defeated the G-Mep, J-0, Ibn# r « - ; h(f ^ „ ;n o f thw season kpta Bryant Sooner haa bean ooI terday aftrrnoon. None yesterday after a stirring pitch-' u ln ,d *»F Iho Salute from tho Jockis . ru" V “ or"* by lh* 3*,n“ " " • 'e r a ’ duel between a stirring pitch- * » » “ '• ™ °* lh* B” U A4IleaA „ . psw * « <irt DbpoV Dten of Do-------------------------------------> ha sta­ te Through this loss the Caine.- j , w„|fh n M lu d C j . l1 "tloned -----' a“ t third following Mnnager “ -------Kones' release after tho game at p jt rille team set a new eegue reev T,et0 for ttM locals, ‘ • yesterday. Added ord with a tote) of ••» « « * « • : Dean gate up but four kit. Galnesvlllo strength la aleo being bought In run |T * br**M 15 > t°in * hlJ* La men pan olekad for alt an effort -for S t Augustine to two 7 ” "* * h ch • * •" but Dean walk*! fix. and fanned £ k; tugh »U flrat flre playing days of the two ^ hiU Lam n' waa walking .L-Lj o belter abowlag la tho pen. nsnt raoa. ould Florida Stela loop. | two and etrikln* out flao. Both in n . i Btlnt* »cortd two nint in rnpdnalU* for or*o ru n ocor- flAVTOVA flverrs, rf MonIlink I, Intltrsun. Morton. Il 1MilInil ha fi*. M1tU«man» Ikivli, in Martin, c Krallek. p With Minor League F .r F i r s t ST. AUGUSTINE, May lL-OT) —Blaloo Runes was replaced •* manager of tho S t Augustine tkinte of tho Florida State League by J u r y Fttsgerald raste r-a y and Fred Fronds, former pilot and boekor of tho Saints la tho eld Florida State League waa appoint. cd coach and given control of tho tho local club team officials af tho e b b aa- canary to p at nouneed. tocay, a re a ti Thn "new deal” for tho SaiaU B*afoed * • > goea in to effect- today when not had meet GsfneevUk ricit# Lewis Park for to in to him m kmiUffleewUL___ Irwin OflMHatss I waswa ass Ika __ On tho field Francis will « McNally’s Return T h Lookouts May Nd? r o Be Insisted Upon ThreeTeamsTied •Runs Or Fines/ Frisch Tells Cards And He H u 'flu Pay ST. LOUIS, May 14.—UP)— Louts Cardinal pteyars whs fbU to drivo In ■ manor front third boo* with om out or norm #«t ora automaticslly fined «S oador the rate eeteMlahad by Frankte Frkeh, o s s t p , The Dnes will be split emong the p tay n v hf M im a �DAILY NEWSPAPER PoU Tax Payers Flock To Office Of Tax Collector Of Florida sainole County Is 0lxth In Density Of Its Population; 2&J93 People Here j.L iv e J n Cities egro Population Is &Hghtfcr Larger In City, Less In County T i« -Q tr— Sanford ah* n th in ol*e • » « * the arldpalitlea o f the State of A* tho 11th hour for p t ^ a i poll taxes M in , electors i n flocking to th* office of Cecaty Tax Collector Jno. D. Jbaktn*. d o t official itatod today. Up to th* aoon hoar U M had paid their poll tax*# 'to r IMS and 1M« hod paid (M r 10S4 tort*. Saturday night at 11 o’clock will ba tha laat oppor­ tunity alactora will bar* of parte* their poll taxes aad lima becoming eligible to rota In tha Jon* primary. , Be Cnrtaile First Street Block Is Being Baaed For New Construction President Says That Blum Declares 1 Projects WIU Be His Nation Wi Continued, But On To lir e In ?< A Smaller S c a l e With Other Li WASHINGTON, May U - V * —Praaldant Rnnanrnlt aald today tha Public Warka and Resetllemoat Administrations will ba eoattBoad aa • oomowhat smsller ideal* undoe tha paadteg »1,41V 000,000 work roliaf appropriation. Responding ta qorotions at bla proaa confer, nao, tha Prosldant ■aid that certain municipal prof Critically Injured Unidentified Man Found O n DeLand Highway; Recovery Believed Doubtful Ballarad by offlcan ta haro althtr been stuggtd and thrown out of a car, or to. haro baan knocked down by a hlt-aad-rnn motorist, aa ualdantlflad young nun was taken to the FarnaldLaaghtoo—Memorial Hoapital last night In a critical condition. Hla skull was fractured and ba waa Injured Internally. Hla rocorory la considered doubtfuL Two truck drivers saw the body by tbo side of the highway, aad stopped and flagged a motorist who took tha Injured man to the haopltaL Constable W. A- Mc­ Mullen was notified aad ha Im­ mediately started an investiga­ tion, but baa been unable to find any doe either to tha man’s identity or to how he waa In­ jured. Th* constable said that blood on the highway, about four mllaa north of tha Moon* bridge an tha road ta DeLand, bad not congested whan ha arrirod a t -the spM. IndkhtlagXo Um that -tho maw .'wcw, 0 * 1 1 France Wo Be Drawn! LEADING MAjt-HUNT FOR OKLAHOMA CONVICTS •AfirZ damnfad by ftru. Um apartment houaa to bo romodalted la an Palavotto Avtpu* between Fourth aad Fifth Streets. Hugh Barilla, to whom tha parmtt w u Issued, adrlaad Building Inspector J. P. Pa*too tha work would coat $A00Q. Mr*. Nail la W. Smith la ta build ou Park Arena*, batwaasi Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets, a roaldaaca aad faraga ta coat carried oat by Sacrotary Ic in ’ PWA In Um p u t would qualify undor tha m w relief MIL Harry I*. Hopkins' WPA would furnish 41 percent of tha fuado to pay far labor, ha aald, white M par* rout of tha lean would eouto out of PWA’o revolving fund. Tbo President amphultad that such man Idpal project^ u mentlonod moot conform to th# requlromont that workers ba takan Search jfor the eight eonriet* who remained a t large after tha break from the McAteater, Okla. from ralUf roll*. The Senate foreign trillions prison, ws*"fflV*eW3 by H. J. Srltsfleld (left), prison sergranli Sheriff Torn Jordan (center) «f Mut. committee today approrod niral kogee, and Deputy Warden Jeace Dunn (right). They are seen tearing the prison where tea of tha treaty recently signed by repre­ twenty-four escaping conricte were shot down, and sis were rccsptnnd. (AP Photo) sents Lives of Great Britain, France and tha United 8 Istee, limiting the else of certain typee of warship*, but not nurabe,'. It will be considered on tha Senate ftecr Monday. • Chairman Harrison of tha fi­ nance committee considered It might hot ba able to reach aa agreement ou revision of the House tea bill, and Um whole be­ wildering subject might have to Additional elders and deacons ba foughl out on tbo Sonata Will be elected at th* 11 o'clock floor. service in the First Presbyterian Church nest Sunday morning, g]Ritter Will Not s Vacate Oifice In by W. E. Sullivan of 1 4 8 Frank­ lin Street, Tampa. Tha Injured man appaara to ba about M years of ago, about I feet la bright, weight .bout u o neeat roa-' l*l**»d they organisation dtement r— U 1L " IB A rn ” £ (F i ir m * I A rm y A lot la Genava was trans­ Ousted Judge Defies Custodian In Miantt To M^ke Him Leave . MIAMI, May Moy lS— IB— (*>-HaUted t*V-Hoisted I* Uttar, oastad fedcrgl district Judge, occupied, tkh judicial' euRe In the poeteffles h en today h de­ custodian. M io r oi i m uoy bcouu or fiance rhm of tha tuUdlng’s rft America will be hold la th* , J ? J f s t l o n r o L J u ita fta Junior High School nest Mood., % G ta 5 *1 r ite doors, although federal officials _ „ , were cloeo-mouthed on this sobThe weather: Portly cloudy to j « t, mtUr, wKo e|tlm, y , local shower. In extreme south m0T, i th* Senate last meath oa porUon tonight and In south i„ p ., chtnant charges was "onportions Saturday. Istrem e north-' gonctltutlonal," bad been asked to west Florida! Partly cloudy ta-. TM„U lh, W|U by ffeetatostor night and Saturday. William 0. HIU aa cuatodtea. _ , „' , _ .1 The former judge said ba would Theodore Roooevott Camp of |Mtituta proceedings before tha the United State. Spanish War C ou rtri CT.lm. for hU Voterono, meeting last night,' |„ u»|» manner attacking service i* a body, and other vet- elected A. J. Raiser as delegate, legality of the Sonata’s action. Ha erans' organisation* will be asked and Edwin Piatt as alternate u vf he would continue ta occupy te ge to tha service In formation, delegate to tha state encamp-, th# federal building suite hero to It waa stated by Fred T. William, adjutant of tha U. 8. W. V. camp. The BpanUh-War Vote will Uka The Senate, which has re­ their colors to th* church the sdBeit E. Squire* waa painfully moved four federal- Judge* In 11 jutent Mid. bruised when he was knocked down Impeachment trial*, convicted Meetings of both the American and trampled upon by a young Hitter of misconduct charge* and Logtea and the Veterans of sow on his farm at Loke Onora of bringing hla court "Into scan­ ro n ltn Wars will be hold before this morning. Hls Injuries sre re­ dal and disrepute." At that Um* Memorial Du, when It Is cor- ported as not serious, but ha will It waa said no sppssl wsa pos­ ba ctatflnod ta hla bom* for lovdral sible. Mr. Squires is a candidate Following hla conviction Ayr. IX assessor. 11, Ritter aallod hla removal "un­ i Chappell, the sixth of tha fair and unjust” and in a writ­ LodUlato* for fovornor ta ten statement Intimated It might Bemlnola County, will de­ have resitted from hla being a an address at S:30 o'clock Republican. Ha waa appointed te ‘ fat IW» by President Ion of Magnolia Aronuo Coolldga. Irak Stroat. Mr. Chappell El . May 1S^la Sanford auroral wocko itisfied Asked Ijtoov^r To Join Ranks Hopes To sers Market |e caps hue* baan rocslved ILAMp, May lew members of the Bono j Legion, aodtboy will t a *for ! malitag * market ■cat at tha mactlag tonight s■“torag*' Ww officers a n to be ln-tnl i wienaro era an tb# bill ite. Tha poaettag U called P>< o’clock. Fathers of th* o( ■ * " .* I,.; T^on Blum, the nun bo premier of f t nerved implicit notice # rooe today that hi* B<* leftist aovemment wOJ be drawn Into a "wi propaganda or rent w ill club In Pari* ha Mid that Fr "will lira tu peace with all," •aid hla country would, of e*a be IncllDod ta more friendly latlona with nations harim Ilka “Ideal of tocial Justice.’ J te for tha American war < Blum asaariad Franca ball tha question "wiped out* deplored what ha called a tl International m 1auadarataa en Conflict In Nstria Because VtfefNA. Mhy 1B—(AV-Aa open conflict batwaasi tha governmeat e f ChaaceDor Kart Seheeehnlgg and the helmwe hr, print* army e f Prince Bkmot roa Starhtmberg, ousted suddenly aa Austria’s rice chancellor and oomidictator, waa a possibility today. "The real contest la Just startlit#*1 Ik* lag,** tha il*nna*J deposed via* vie* pk*HMllAf chancellor •started as ho loft to attend I sports avont In Rama. "All my Ufa I have boon a fighter and Austria soon wlU or* I am not Ikkod now. When 1 said recently my helnrwchr would be pushed out of tha picture only over my dead body I meant juit that, "In about * week the worl'd wlU hear from !£• helmwvhr •* A targe crowd Minted tha prince at tha railroad otetiaa with ebaere and ooags- Borah's Chances For Nomination Lessened WASHINGTON, May 11—Tlte itar of Senator Bank’s presi­ dential aspiration* want further lata calipee ca tha koala, of al­ most complete return, from thb OU* and Wort Vbrgtata prim*rtoo, reviving speculation ef a bolt from tha OOP by th* Idaho plug! waive. Democrat!* majorittaa In both state* wan ballad t l adlUonsI aman* of victory far Praaldant Rooe*volt next November, The day u F morn Ja| troop* marching suddenl] China, wltneesod tha dag of anothar League of H member—Guatemala—which formed the League It U log the example let by C and Japan. Longue ascribed the regiaWatl Guatemala ta "comawroh aura" from Italy. Japen't data Japan’s Mere Far Pen s TOKYO, May l»—tf> spokesman for the Jspamaa offle# declared tonight that crease In Jepea's garrison* North China "will injur* sel China's savaruigaty but ro rights of other power* fat •roa. On tha contrary IbwiM ta promote peace la North C and adjust relations betwia* pan, Msnchoukuo aad China welt as our relations with a nations." • . aB Gastamale Leeroe Leaf! GENEVA, Mag IS— <FV Republic of Ouatesnata real from Um Loogue e f Nattai day. J, A. C. Arood, o*M general of the Laagua rod a Cablegram from Urn • Go Americas nation boIUYME of tha action. Guatemala wag a signal th* League covenant at I caption at tha close of th* Judre Ponders For Directed V( BARTOW, May JS— OF S leh u /n d Bobbed > negro man, bath aid of-1thl r . drew heavy sonlonce* **i 1 n#r ptaudsd tafbro County » i »M- a A aron this morn- £ Ait larceny U total of Chinese Fearful Campaign To & Whole Of Con Federal Building CITY NEWS BRIEFS Sharon Says/He Is Not Worried By dub Action Japan Moves W Troops To Cli NOW YORK. May ! * - < « Sfgnv f» Eckert, U -y o M U am scuthu af tha Ragan Part clothlag --------------- w a a ---- ----- * .S .a .-I .S ta w A.M. m 4 ^ 9M ATlC rested For s Murder I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 14, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dcd13d9da0f508bb3995fa3d290830c2.pdf daaaf54ed42746b62f1962ead72c3728 PDF Text Text Sports Came Too LateToi Save Local Club League Lea Visitors P u t Three Cf Men Across Piste In The Fifth Inning winded continues to ha a boat pUysrs la tha The Lookoota' right • stolen more heart, six r, than any eg (he other ptpysrs la tha Ms eloba, cord of six run* made In • baa been equalled by I Sanford could' bare wen that • gams wHh DaLand yestartfao Looksots would bare tied L lha Rads Ini fourth pbee. there ware too many errors the part of the local club, the U won, and tha Leokauta stay lha bottom, despite their two Dund Two Pitchers For 12 Hits And Win Game, 7 To 1| Dafaotad by tha DaLand Radi an Sanford Field yaatarday, 7 to X, tho Lookacta fallod to get out of tho eatlir and ' remain at'tho bot­ tom of tha pareanUfa Udder, tied with the GainesvUb G-Men. Doe Hardin pitched tha flrat al*ht Inning* for tha loeeU and was than ralahred by MeCown. Bletraff caught. Booth, of tho! Rods, woo tho wtnnto* pltchur, thoaffh ho ollowad ala hit* and tha Lookoota aeorod two mao In tha flrat bain* and bald their bad • f X to 4 for faor lnnln*». Thoy fallad to aoara t*aln until the set half of tha last Inning when Swin­ dell scored in a eln*b by Catea. But tha Rada *ot thro# rune In tha fifth Inning, another In tha sixth, one In tha aaranth and two more la Mai thy waa the first Lookout to face tho Rede’ pitcher and f-Ud oat Then McCrone waa given a' walk, Bwtedell singled and MaCrone west to third, Catea singled and HcCrone scored white 8wtmbr. went to third. Then Barnes Died sot, bat Swindell scared. Hotdetaek, Purcell and Pitcher Bunch each eoorad far the visi­ tors In tha fifth Inning Holds!ock •cared stain la tha sixth and also In tha eighth whan Robertson also scored, and Botllno brought In one run foofthe Red* In the seventh. Tha LaokouU play Daytona Beach on Sanford FU!d tomorrow afternoon, nwi.ann si n a « A Caines rule pitchers, tha b-*tm, leading Daytona Ranch labndert deflated the ectbr G-Men. 7 I. hcfi^jmtcrdoy oftanoen at II* r- Dbgnmtbd fane wHiwwd tl„Gclnecvilb team drop l ( fourth Untight game. It waa the irtenth straight gdma. It wsa tha aertnth HMinskI, Marten ami Martin warp the. heavy hit are f>r the Islander*. HMinsk! end Mirtin hit lor the thtr;IL two H f « held* an the base* at the time of Mrtln's haw wMeh wa* Inrlda tha pork, Haelnakt also tripled, end Morton tlnrlH twice In fou- trip-. .-t —,, Walter Brmm. the i Islander huHer, had tha fl-Mrt wail in bond d u r i r f o r w«ma, striking. aM nine and boo Ing three free pesaaa. Henry MoShane, tha starting uainfi*iii« nwununman, had nag the uw d i o . Gainesville moundeman, Islanders under control for only the first two Innings. Ha retired In Pai tha fourth is favor of Guntharp, n , after glvlfig up firs runs and seven t>8 hits. Bill Bradley wss the 'ending G-Men bettor, getting ■ donate and When 0 slngb la three tripe to bet. Re- run hi meno end Smith each came up game A with two hita In.flyu appearances, the Glia It waa announced at tha and evening of tho game tha Pilcher Melhine tha Gb had bean given hb rebind. j until 14 Innings: 1 tbs boa Daytont Beach __001 111 001—7 ,men on Galnasvllla__ — .000 000 100—1 homer. DEI AND, May lfc-Hsrbert Wotring of Terrg Alla, W. V*-, and Kstklssn Bampbs o f .DeLead have been chosen as tha moat athletic students an Stetson Uni­ versity campus. They aicsll In all type* of apotta compotUlt THE STANDINGS I •st, Augustine st Galnasvllb. @1nili**I1 *' l**mh«re IIM-t Thwraday flinfoH at Daytona Beach. Gainesville at SL Augrstlne. Pabtka at Deland.■ i ™ »'rtr*uru*wi Ht. Augustine at Hanford Pabtka at Qsloeavflte. ' Del end at Daytona Baaah. it-iiMlnni lltilld Rg ClwriiliMii C - K i l M ,, I fanfe*** I'lrnles riilta t ' I' fiI Itna lUlanls »«• *•* • ____ P r o v e Erroneous X, In a Florida Mate League game. Only fire of lha. beat Char'** Henry, starting Palat- ka hotter, left the MO In tha fturth with only three kite hot m ran* against him O ff tbo if hurting of George Andrews Ealate belted eat eight hita gafarday Sanford i t Bt Augustine. Galnasvllb at Pabtka. .Mt - a ? S FVat B a d Daytona Beach _at DaLaad at. |ai,tie l*l1l,lni,gH mtlragn New Viirk I'lnrtnnntl LEGION JUNIOR LRAGUB THURSDAY: Panther* i M. l..r, Sweeney Signs At Lookout Pitcher, On Hit Way Here Kearns Is To Report Today; Overstreet Or, Lake Wffl Pitch Rad Swoeney. pitcher aa tbo New York.Pennsylvania League for savarsl 7 sere, has signed with tha Lookoutg and la om Ms way to Hertford, According to Information supplied Manager b m t o r r . May \V~Uty~Th* McCrone, tha new .pitcher b a Uelntn whU and ha will M expected to wla games for tha locals. Frank Kearns, another now pitcher, left Americas, Ge_ for Sanford leak night. Manager Jo# BonowlU of tho Amarteua Club ba on tha fbld agate, apposed by wires McCrone, and be b ex­ tha Pirate*. pected to report-today. However, _ : : ha win not ba scot to tha mound PA0TURB DEMONSTRATION — ----- * 1This Week’s Games JbTSJ •*'* In Baseball Leagues tl£*™ FLORIDA STATE LEAOUR . . waaaaaafjr • Daytona Baaak attBanford. DcLsnd at Pa atka. Innings: OnlanC ___ ______ SSC Sit IIS—T tanfnrd ... „■ M l—I Hun- Sailed In: P e f » l l . SleVnrlaa*. t’ Mrlehwn. n«h«rtena. Mar. I In. Pnnrh, I. rel-e. t, Itornen. Twn W lillil Itald'Marb. Three M m hits! MK'mne, Nwlndell. Ulnlea beeee' MePsrlenn. aentrieaet Rnnhle rlayei pales la Mallhr In MKTmne twit oa haeee: Deland C, nenfnrd I. naeee on halts, «rr Itunrh. t, Hardin t. StePnwn *. glrurk nut. by Ttunrh 1, Hardin I. MrCTnwn 4. 1111* nrt tlsnrh In I Innlne* I nff llsrdln In I Innlne* It. nfl Mnrinwn In t Innlne S. witinlno nlmheri Hn»»h. lasin g nlletinr* Hnrdln, ttmotresi tiencl. gheHUld. Time at game: lit*. by Rod lia r w w U i i i of Dm County will bo gtvun *wmy by the Sanford BoaoboO A w d * tion, tad Director “ JtauoyWright therefore sebhaa to y*. ntnd tbo puhtb net to fan to uk for tuupeug when tradtag with boalaooo booaoo dbpt e y Ing tho Mg (taro. Tbo car ta to ho giro* away at Sanford *>M mt Thursday afternoon of next weak. May f t * Tbo fliliw tm o O-Men wUI h p y w tho lookouts. Arraagummta or* bate* otoda 14 ton ton tho Matin* capacity of tbo port that, day, •• tho'bigaet haaeball crowd to tbo hiotory trf Hanford b prophat lad. Hothe Ron Starts Rail; That Wins For The Yankees H'-n L**i Tatsis SI C S IT t ■—tutted tor Hardin Ilk. Will Be Given Aw*y JACKSONVILLE, May 1 E Thlrty-flva Duval county bnalnaas man and dairy farmer* attendad a roeast pastors demon­ stration stressing tbo naa of white- clavar and Italbn rye Tigers Climb Bide To First Division In American League S S M K FRIDAYi Cherokee* vs. Can L10N8 U W B D W EB D AY i f ib r * b * g Bomtoo'aa. THURSDAYt Gbnta. FRIDAY v Wwba n . Cuba. , Wnehlnelng ■ ______ !#tilVnF-«I|tNIm, Yesterday's Results Nalbswl O A ll R HI pkL Boston || Brooklyn 1. Now York |l) Philadelphia If. Others net sthcthi'ad. Amartraa ChJcata 1B| Bt, lamia 4. ----Datrell B| Claralsnd X Others net schadobd. brought the stab the Florida Optoniab Uon to .Banford, Urarnamant. Ua was the Country Cbb — — -mm* salt _____ _____________ Z ~ HOME RUNS Yesterday's hoasors: Norris, Phinito 1, Chmllll, Pbfllba t, J. Moon, PhUlba 1. Whitney, Ph »-‘ lie* 1, Ott, Giants 1; Bums, Tigers. I. ,1 Tho badani Foxx. Rad Sox I. Dickey, Tanka T, Troaky. Indiana SEES? ■ -«* • : ---------- - SnUtvon, Indian* 11 » K 17 .434 tha Daytona Beach Isbndera hi Brubaker, Fly. -14 FT f 14 A ll tomorrow'* gameon Sanfard tha XI gas Denser*#, Oub* Rl M I I XXAOXiFbld, The Daytona Beach out- realbaa ba B. Farrell, R. SnlS M t l tt M l fit U lha stronguat team In tha hb hand* I Chapman, Tank. 11 41 K 14 JfO.bagu*. haring lostonly five of will ba sal Senator*. l’ blUdel|>hl* llrnuklyn S lf t Tony G U n to __ 1* M J XI J U either Ovoratruat or Lake against bought a new ear and left Fbct Myers, last Saturday for a visit In Bartow « « d Tampa. HI* ear was reported at - babe* a total wrsek bat detatb « f tbs aeridaat were not available. Moya’s compoabn, a hitch hiker, was critical* injured. He waa Identified at n Tampa hospital aa Jack Sherman, gut employe ad tha Waterman Steamship boss may of MobOa.AJa. Mr. Mayo spent a wsifc to l M Sanford a fortnight age, Halttag kb perants, who reside her*. —i U*’Lfl 1j trrw*W -J& r -ty , 2 b .' -i iMgpg Y T s h * r �i Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affonlinf Rail, HlffcW And Watei fransportalhw AN INDEPKNMNT DAILY NEWSPAPER ii SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1936 NUMBER 171; Chasm Widens; Between I ta l^ A nd L eag u e' ROBINSON SEIZED FOR KIDNAPING Oviedo Parley 5 e rm W e County Veterans Trammell Seat Of O h io ’ G reap Success the bonuo payment, eetlmatad that Um n ttn iu in Semlnol* Roosevelt is Victor county would n ctln ♦*TB,711r® By Heavy Vote In 19 Patman anld hie aatlmaUa u l( waro bnaod on reliable flfUTto Primaries Of Ohio from tha VaUrana’ Adatolatrav And West Virginia tioa and other fadarol agendo* X< and aro WUtTod to i t fairly **tSSEE, Hoy 1J-—W in r ta# *■"— > curato. TAU i Sholti laat night onSenator Borah's camuaiyn Tha bonda will bo dntod Jure —° 0Tcandidacy for United o*»ln*» »bo regular Rapuullcan orIS, 1 M . «*d will Motor* on *"»*•< itor in “ iueh prii «*nii*Uon in Ohio appeared to Juno IS, 1Mb, but shall bo re- 8tnU the State Democrats i b” » * "»« Mm o"lF « * • »* lh» 61 doamabte “ * t tho option af t h a , " " * * Committee In lta,-'wia-| d'h-gato* the date will tend to Tataran or bio oatate ot any time, ll) » |the llaveland national convention. nt aaeh ploeo*. ladW bc poot> __ _____ ,H I, the unoxplred! II* did not conteat for 17 of tha office*, no tbo oocrotnry of Um term of Senator Parkj Trammo'L delegates. trooonry oh^l) doolfnoU." who dlod tu t Friday. Other* nlI'reakiont Booaemlt nearVotomno who boot o atatlon- ratitj ■imo'tmrcit kv ~ DlfffiOCTittft<wbtfmod Ubs antt-Now P*tl Dim* Attendance At Ses­ sion Held Outside County Seat Much Larger Than Usual Sumptuous Meal Served By Women Entertainment Given By School And Ly­ man P.-T.A. Singers Attended by the l»nr*at number of persona at any recent meeting of the Sem­ inole County Chamber of Commerce, Last night’s ses­ sion in Oviedo was voted an unqualified success. It was tha first time the trade body has met outside of Sanford in four years. Jury List Drawn Tor Spring Term Of Circuit Court Formal Notice Ofttj Annexation Givterij| U. S. Informed Tha&l Italy H a s Takera A l l O f EthiopilJ inr T ii iMMtotm ru e*} nomine: ion can d id ^. ar* forCol. Henry BrcckinrWg. of nMr Oor. Doyt# E. Carlton uf, New York, for tbe third lime. ty, It waa said, while every e f __ ______ „ v> ______ j Earlier reaulta In Pennsylvania fort will ho mad* It find Umeo 0 Andr*wT‘ ofW'oriando, • ml Maryland were almllar to who have changed nddrtcaes, Mr. Bnd Robert J. Boone of Miami. I Ohio’s huge vote for Rooeevalt. WOcoa was onnurod Th* Republican party hao an- I Hubert A. Taft, who had the i ■■ '■ .» noaaeed It will nominate a can- backing o f the Ohio party organ­ against ______ . _ „ didate to face the Democratic isation In the contest ' iinrah, maid r«*ulU showed that * Ohio Repub leans wanted a canjili »te and platform "uncompro­ misingly oppoeed to Preiidant Kooeerelt and the New Deal.” Itooaevelt also awe*«c-*o an n e w s b r ie f s talnod the thought of roalgalngj overwhelming lead" over Joseph 1—* 1 ■ ■ ....... from the govarnorthlp to accept Cmilremarah- In Weet Virginia. First returns there gave Governor Tomorrow's tide*: High at 1:M 1 " * * ,1,<ud « ° 'r’ All Undon of Kansas a lead In . M. sad »;1J P. M., low at 1:01 1 *w K • .• ) p u term and from tha first bar* con Kcpubllcan voting. Overshadowing tha presidential * , ■ i ■*. aidered It waa my obligation to dairy Oarter, gubarnatorUi ran. tha peop.a who elected me to flu- vote* were the raeee for governor late, will spank to Hanford and Ish this Job before undertaking eivl ono U. 8. Senator. Sen. M. M. Every section of tha County waa represented nt the meeting tail ndgldpii ehlb >an aspcctally largo delegation' from Sanford. The Oviedo Men’. Club. W. P. Talbot, president, waa the host to-the vloltorn and arrangeit tha patgrow, but ' the Oviedo Worn- Court WU1 Convene on1! Chib aorrod tbo supper which On May 26, Judge Waa e inmptuoua affair. The S m i t h Presiding Mppor waa aervad In the gym anginal building before the ahort Tblrty-alz reiidsnta of* Um business aoaalon of tbe organlinttao which waa bald tn the apn- County were today summoned by ciguc auditorium of the Oviedo the sheriff to report for Jury duty at the opening on Tuesday, Mr.' Talbot first called the May 26, of the regular iprtegl MPa’! Club to ardor for o brief term of Circuit Court for Sumiatosion. during which he ap- nole County, Judge M. B. Smith patoted o Boy Scout committee presiding. Those summoned far •ad rectovod a report from Coun­ Jury duty are tha following: ty Engineer Tony Pltehford on SANFORD: C. B. Tyler, C. H. ■H progress of tbo swimming Stafford, W. W. VanNeaa, C. C. b« 19 by 7B foot to »1m and will •tot t l j l t The town of Oviedo put up 91400 towafd tbs' coat of canstructloo. ‘ . Before adjourning the session of Um Club and turning the ravel over to President Tom Slmpaoit' of the Chamber, ef Commeres, Mr. Talbott stated thnt the meeting cUipaxed an ambition ho hod bald ever since •tote work was started to Oviedo. He Mid bo waa delighted with ltd attendance and tbo spirit of so operation and boapoko for,, the County organisation and Ito naw president tbo undlvldod support of all ctUaosa of kia port o f tha County. Mr, 81a*poon likewise expressed Me pleaser* over the large attondaao* and the enthusiasm toMoured and declared that with •W mesahere already enrolled to t w Chamber o f Commerce this t u t Um ergurtation will be • t o to carry forward its pro- Defiant 'Hands OfW Warning In East Africa Issued B | Roman Government-;.! A widening c h a a 01 stretched today between thf^ new Italian Empire and the League of Nations. Italy 1matched yesterday** withdrawal of her GeneVUf delegation with a defiant*, “hands o f f warning on EthP*! opia. Premier Mussolini’s "DPojxilo D’Italia" repeated u •The Italian Dure’a own word* )H-o|i)e have created an amyl with their b'orxl, they will wil vale it with their labor and • fend It against anyone with th :m r vtodo *o Saturday, Kay SO. Carir waa hero early to the rataalto. ■1 ■ Tbo waothor: Qm ' rally fair toight sad Thursday, except potIhly a faw acatiered thunderbower* to th* Qltoa— north perA *— 'T*.110- ^ ^ . 7, ,^ y " ’ • f u a i g M l M laatidiy. An aura, r f land m the aontk abort t f U t o Mnree, ak**t Mid­ way batwiau Sanford sad thwn of Loko Moure*, waa told yester­ day by Walter L. Cooper to tbe Colonial Development Company, lac, of Ortome. any other. Especially did 1 st­ tempt to make my position claar to Ihto respect about a year ago! when I publicly aplked miarepreMntatlona and reports to tbe sl­ f#et that I waa planning to resign M governor to accept a Washing^ Bppolntment. "However, when the neat aea. eloa of Congress meets my term u governor will have axpirad so Urnt 1 will then >+ ffto^to w y MyTw.*B. Stawirtl*S. M. Vtotog. John R. Jones, W. D, Hofmann, Richard H. Varnay, Harry J. Wilson. M. S. Nalaon, M. I). Jackson, and P. J. Rtlne. GENEVA: U. H. Oelger ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: W. Senator Whs. C. Hbdgoo, candi­ D. Holdawortk, D. M. Dawell and date for governor, will apeak to A. 11^ Fuller. Sanford i t 8 o'clock this evening. LONGWOOD: W. W. Nelson. Aa orchestra haa donated ito aervFOREST CITY: M. Eldrad Whlldsn, Roy Forward and L. W. Hodges. GABR1ELLA: R. C. Smith and 0. S. Drown. OVIEDO: B. R. Jonea. L. H. Gore, W. S. Lee, W. J, Lawton, Jr.. J. P. Cox and J. C, X oomL FERN PARK: C.P. Haight, J. E. Monger and Lewis Cany Elwea. A la’ the Legislature LAKE MONROE: R. Marsh. PAOLA: C. C. Paaraon. Salvation Army Campaign O flice .Is To Be Closed lag the drtre of more Ltiaa a $10,000 Put Up To GetF.D.R*’sName >rt aj! On GeorfU Ballot •rm*." The Fascist alUtn let It known the Prague had elthar accept the new Roman Empire get along without Italian parU patlon in league affaire. Gene observers Indicated they ww Thomas H. Robinson, Jr, (upper k fl), last fugitive un the fwteral government's list of "public enemies,” finally was captured to Glendale, Calif., despite his attempt to disguise himself In wv>man’e clothing, and waa flown to LnuleviUe, Ky., to eland (rial for nl* Ilfs for the kidnaping of Mrs. Derry Speed Slu'l. The drawing (upper right) had been published by G-men as their conception ul his appearanca while masquerading as a girl. Meanwhile, his wife (lower left) la seeking a divorce. She lives In Nashville, Tenn., with their slX-yyar-old ton, JtmMy, who haa been taught to. believe his father Is dead. (A P Photos} • —w Asked By Defense te* mooting to b* bold to July to three victim* of mob vlo'ene* m Tampa tost November. Th* state, after oor* than four weeks ol testimony, reited 1U eaee tote yelterday Whitaker1* motion for a direct­ ed verdict was baud on nine paints which ho argued at langth. He said the situation was almllar TALLAHASSCE, May 1S.-W1 to that of Chief Justice John —Claud* Pepper, Tallahassee, on# Marshall at th* treason trial of Aaron Burr, Now, as than, h* •f fire candidate* for th# United State* Senate seat vacated by the said, public sad press are de­ manding conviction, but Marshall death o f Fork Trammell, tote* graphed Chairman J. B. Hodge* bold It the duty of courts to rule ef the State Democratic Erecuttv* according to law and disregard Committee asking that the com- demands of tbo public. Judge Robert T. Dowoll did rahtea bo coliod Into cession ot one* to provide voter* o chant* got rule on th* motion Immediate- G i v e Opportunity T o Elect Senator to ballot aa Trammell’* successor •t one of next month’s primary elect lone, June I and June 93. Doyle K. Carlton, Tampa, former la w n m and another candidate fag Trammell's uneiplrnT torm, prwtouajy. bad gakod Hodge* to Schools Closed To Holt Puerto Rican Student Uprisings SANJUAN, Puerto Rico, May lL -t^ T -T h e National Guard waa ndobllltad and all public and private schools wore closed by th* dAwrtmant of odncatlon today tr. calm student independence nprielr reGovernor, Blanton OkvatMr Dare Sholta Announted Wtnab d said all stops will be hi* atesdUMp teat night, aa did token Jo proeorre order following V at' IIgbttorvttgdpnt demunstrg. weekly luncheon at total paid tribute to r bwbeaa toatlof Itlto "human Antlers Program w (h j K m a called at the State Deport yesterday to formally notify rutary Hull of ‘ Italy’s annaxto j tlon of Ethiopia. In vitw of that official pre* nouncement it now will bo aeooto . sary for Secretary Hull to d it t o 1 mine what attitude the United ■ States Government will tak* l l ' recognlilng, or not rocogntolMbj M _ _ the allegait transfer of eoveralgwiy . from Emperor Hatle S«lassie tU King Vidor Emmanuel.. Dlaaatlaflad with tha letter freto • Hull mtllnlng all step* toko* bp .the State Department to prntort WASHINGTON, May l3.-(/F) Americans and thair lateraato to SAN FRANCISCO, Ethiopia, RepranaUllva Bogun ■__and (AA—Two mentwo women! — A new effort to seal th* (l,early today In the 1429.000,000 relief fund against (R. Maai.), author of the retold* ware killod 1 Shamrock Night Club tire. Nine allocations for largo projects nit tlon demanding complete informs*persona war* Injured, three o ff,. specifically •■authorised by Con­ tlon, continued to press fog more ^ gress was to prospect a* th* Sen- detailed data. them seriously. Hull's aiptonatlon, tha congreatov Th* fire started when Belly, woman aaaartod, waa “ a coofao* \ Bloaaom torch dancer, kicked a, alon of weaknoio.” torch eo flames leaped up to th* | .The occratary of itota had ato flimsy draperies. Panic swept the, . plained that warnlnga had hua* 50 patron*, and they rushed for renal and Maine tidewater proj- lasuad to Amortcan cltlsong BOV* tha ■Ingle exit, trampling Jo « ‘ V “ id w ho to chango oral tlmaa before tha occurrenau ad \ Dickinson, hat check girl, to the entire ayatern or relief ho disturbances to the African H f l ‘ Night Club Fire Vandenberg May In San Francisco Save Relief Fund Chairman J. B. Hodge* of Lake policemen uf the eharg* of kid­ Takes Four Lives From Big Drains Ctty oak! bo would cell a commu­ naping E. F. Poolnot, owe of tha Whether th* Dvmocratlc nomi­ BARTOW, May l l ^ - W —In a nation will be made by the party exoctrtlvo committee or tn o apeclal two-hour argument, Attorney P*t _ demanded a directed “ nominating primary remained to Whitaker l ------- " venyst acquitting save* former b* decided. Hodge* anld Um committre to b* rfan al Juno 9 would be called i I— | * ATLANTA, kUqf 19^-Preol- tote anaaton to Jnly to doctl* . bnnasa. dant JtooeotolPa Oasrgta rap- wksthar I I would asm* a nnmtast fo r tha Innate am sail a -ptetol lu a tto n porter* bare dapoatted of |1K~ cheek wMk Us State D**m antis Executlre Ceamltte* forUtalnul "toUf nullifying , tha Preeldest CaHawkni 10 miter Oaargto’a Detrearetl* Waahlngton Not Ilied Girl Is Trampled To New Effort Made To Death By Frenzied I Seal It Against Any Patrons Of Resort! L a r g e Allocations death, three patron* died of » « • * • " •mondment th* iuVmtotton-Hrs. F-lsU M.rler bill pruyldto, • hat no work ro­ of Petaluma. California, Robert!"*! P~J**‘ be underUkon Pott Ison of Berkeley and John ‘ h» » *“**" •«" IlMAdin to# q .n fcV.ncidfo thorl*««l bf AVI ACt Ol ( ongmsA Of XU fumee w re quickly >h* «"• tal in which one Amarteu wore* an waa killed and several attacks marl* on tha Amorlcan legatto*. ( A propoeal to oond an A w t k can warihlp to th* noareat porV—• thro* days distance by train had; eJS-red- ^ flrTmen 11 boon considered, be aald, but th* •preadtog to other parte of th. ,r° “ thto appropriation, plan vatoed. “Too much dependeaco' vjpg Pieced ion Great Britain,” Mre, ,WTh**wamroekrciub i* located Farley Sees Every In tha downtown hotel district. S f o f p F n r R r u i s c v e l t Roger* declared today, 'toot for (applies and shalter la \ of trouble but for men to pet agotnat tho looter*.” Tbo-United State* waa m 4 ' Jng to uk permission from emperor for armed guards tel legation, ah* assarted, White British— refcmd pcmfaate Uon to offle* mutt be registered I’ realdent shall have th* oppor- sent sufficient officer* sad and qualified voters. i tunlty to tomplat* h.a Job” of to assure their legs"eta's m t Secretary Hall bad aaid am It dSuSaaad an effort by Ed- seeking recovery. predicted kia chief nation* have "sphere* of b Parity >p every state next ence" In which they tredttlm __ ___ _______ > vat ha would b* Urv- protect th* Interest of athea a, a Candidate for the state Leg- dered “ the greateet endorsement Ulatare although be I* not a rag- received by any of our Chief eaamplaa of tho Un Istered voter. I Executives since the birth of P*r* assisting British and t lone la. Tha court said provisions for tie* In thl* country." voUru to register and pay their ----------------- -CKNIUB R K T K A U I C S L " J2".5r2,k"s : Former Long Partner To OppOSC RobllUOn quaUftoatlare o f rendldatea it Mtere tho picture,” Ho Brohoton contended ho waa a hoopRal would truly bo ptooo (F o il persons wen to pop M they enter sad only what they can W SSV A X stottef thn~ Khvanla Club J, J. laOngban present0 charter to Scout Barman Mania, bead of 1*. 9. Which I* aponaored f h k Abate n boys were 1 tote tlte troop wRb apynruManlM before th* iSpb, aUtMr Nix accepted a M Satstf af tho Klwxa- ^ oy rUgM aring between r ______ U to te^nri! tbe prt- J»»* -ru . Ke. P announced •* Ua WARSAW, May 1 L populatlon of Poland In according to tho lateat growth of 406JMO (too LOCAL to �THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFOEIL %FLORIDA I Sanford Herald An Approaching Storm M a t | h M la l*M Mi ***** alt***—* **r**t at*** a* iM tM ii PI—Ma t it ■■|*tUt I r t a H 1*4 at —*—4 at*i* —a«t**i * -jr. i* r * we vn*. ^ And what la more tho likelihood o f finding a worthy mueccuorj for Bark Trammell could hardly bo Improved upon. "Another prediction going th« num b," My* tho ihala Star, "is that anybody1* horvu will Ink* I 'Homestead Hill1 for the well Juiown ride down the home stretch. It is generally mncnled, ,tby those who are putting Sena­ tor Hodges In the run-off, that bo will poll hla entire strength In the flrat primary,” There ere one or two randidales who could beat Hodge* In the run-off, but not Just any of them. — — o forcemeat on a vrid* front waa tha . FLORIDA H IG3I4GHTS Almost simultancoualy with the completion of the fu­ neral services for the late Senator Park Trammell, tha bat­ tle for hi* sent in the United States Senate begins. -White fid v f' W — Dr. Hugo Kckener and Capt. Lehmann showed Americana that ' stfipellna ran he flown, if not .bow tu fly them. Buck dirigible* as tho Hlndenburg afford the ^ .-moat practical maana of moving immense cargoes o f freight and I numerous paakengvre through the , air If they ran be kept from y Mowing up or crashing a* has / usually been tha eaa* In this ^country. The Germans teem to R i m * dm trick. American Inge. nujly. It would item, could lenm what It I*. Among thuae moat likely, to re* catva the tsmporary appoint­ ment to rui Falk "Trammair* aaat In the Senate until after Ike next general eiectloif le Frank Bhutta, publlaher of the Miami Herald. Mr. Bhutta ha* keen one of Gov. SholU’e moat Mwlateat supporters, would ap­ preciate the honor o f beIo f a paiWtor from Florida, If" only for •open month* and la In a po*iM«lh » * publlaher of, •'Florid*1* (at Oov. Sbolts auUrUUy Ms taatpeiga for election to Basil* naat November. for Japan. Germany • W l e * ‘ -yean age. rt. walked out U tha brew ing. - _______ „ _______ _ Death Rate DcclinoB Declines were regislcml in Iroth the birth rate and thu death rate nnumg the general pupulaton uf tha United States in 1935 an tum|tarrtl with the rates far 1934, ncconlIng tu Dr. Louis I. Dublin, a statistician of the Metropoli­ tan Life Insurance Company. This statement is bused on provisional re|»nrU from -I" states uml the District nf Co­ lumbia on births and on rc|>ortn from 45 states and the Dis­ trict of Columbia on deaths. The declines in each Instance were small; 1.2 per cent in the birth rate and 1.8 (ter cent In the death rate, “ A ris« o f approximately 3 per ernt in the birth rate in 193-1 gave promise that the drelipe, which had extended over ten years, hud lit Inst been checked," said I)r. Dublin, " it was hoped that tho country’s birth rate would hence­ forth continue to rise. Tho 1931 increase now appears as a temporary break in a long extruded declining trend, and It scorns that the fall In- the American birth rate IB still con­ tinuing." Ill some of the broad geographic divisions and states, Dr. Dublin pointed out, the decline In the birth rate last year waa small; in others It waa considerable. He cited ♦ SANFORD TW ENTY YEARS AGO «m daUghtfulty •atartalaad t-’ . I in the atefn af p H N D t M e rtnr* * pltaaea. > *M*ny ball*** that tha battle self was chiefly . responsible for was all but lost because o f nonthe lack of compliance with codes enforcement eve* before the end was pul forth In an N. R. A.-Com- of December, 1935." rnerre Department report. The report, one nf more than S It la Cedi B. DeMllle, the di­ hundred reviewing the reign of the rector-producer, but bia brother Bhir Evgl*. said that “ :e-pite the It William deMills. many Intricate an,l iavic difflrullle*” involved "It was the ad­ TT ministration by N. B A. of complience itself which was the chief of the combined caurrs which eonAt A Price Tea Caa Bear vplresl to thwart compliance." • The report wis mimed t,y Frank Huricy. John B. Ksgu, Mackentle Shannon, Donald Frothinham. W W. Swift and Howard C. Djnn. ’’It rosy be maid that the great­ To* A Body Repair est of nil the truths taught by cm T*T Oak J. A. Marti* perlenre la that lack of proper en- fTA^W KcW N.a Hi . . . a—* Auto Repairs MARTIN’S GARAGE Representative SAM W.GETZEN Farmer Speaker of (ke EIo q m and Candidate for State Treasurer ' TO SPEAK IN SANFORD TONIGHT Immediately following the address by Senator Hodges at First and Magnolia ■CT» MSI In 1102 twelve Franciscan mMonarits arrived at St. Auguatine with their superior and placed thcmaelvt* uodar the charge of Father Francis ■ anon, warden of the convent of St. Helen*. On* * f them, Father Fraud* Fanja, drew up In the language of tho YemaaoM hU "Abridgement of Christian Doctrinal,H aald to be the flrat work com­ piled In any ef our Indian language*. A fruit that looki like a tassel but taste* like a fig I Such la the distlnctlen of the fruit o f tho strung* looking TRUMPET TREE, which grows In tho southern are* * f Florida! This decidedly trop­ ical plant kna but a single stem which la hollow and unite bronehleea except near the apex. Her* tha limbs spread out Into clumpo o f follago near the branch end*. Tho clustered slender eplkee, which are tha fraltl, art several Inche* In length and combine to giro tho true an nnutnel and ontaappearance. HBDfl F A T A L TO BRITONS National Safety First Atsoeiaon the W*«t St.*. MIm Zoe Munson hai returned! jj,_^ __'tlon. Fatal accidents ' causa 18,May from Gotha whvro sho ha* taught J LONDON were killed 00° da*ths In Britain every year, school this yisr. Her msny filju d i! Ninety-two arc delighted to U*vo her at home ln q ^ i Britain In N year by 1,MM) being on the road, 2,000 In again* Industry tnd 9,000 In the homo Mrs. George G. Herring In everyday pursuit*. - “ family «nd Sydney Chase, acrotnpanled then), hath l+turnetl from a dsllghtfu. two weeks' stoy at Dnylona Peach. last Frtiay alletnoon Vera Terlieun emvrUinedl tho Cluver Club and n number of other vhmil girl frwnd* ami clavsmatri with ■n altracthe lawn party ut he~ h«iu* on Elm Avenue. The moo*, fun of the afternoon came with the announcement that pupil* and teachers would change pliere and the gruwn-ip folk*.were lined tp for a * * (tolling be*. Mr*. George Dickenson won tho spel Ing bo* which was partlclpnleit In ty Mr*. Terheun, Mr*. F, P, Htrnng, Ur*. Henry Nickel, Mrs. Hilda Osborn. Louisa Harris, ant • Mis* AllilmFrank. Othere present w«<'! tlw Miss** Margery Packard, Gussle Frank, Lola Hutchinson, Helen Randall, Margaret Ktrotur. CJsricp Hand. Molll* Abernathy, Nerila lake, Karlen DbterUh, Cora "rllIks, Thelma •. Adam*. LUUe Schwarts, lietln Stone, Kate Meredith, A tea Andos, end Gladys DWterlch. , W. W. Dressor of Pinwroa City and A. Ih Bton# j f Cameron Avenir* k*v* new telephones. Dial In New England, with figure* from .Massachusetta and New Hampshire missing, there,waa a drop of 32 per. cent; In the West North Ccntraratates, witn Nebraska j figures missing, the decline was 2.9 per cent, and In both tho East South Central atntee, with Misaiaajppi trussing, and In the West South Central states, with* Arkansas miss­ ing, there waa a decline of 4.1 per cent. In th« East North Central and in the Mountain states there was a slight In­ crease in the birth rate, while In the Pacific Coast statas it was unchanged from the 1934 figure. “The 1985 drop in tho American death rate/' Dr. Dub* lin aaid, “ wax foreahadowed by the decline among the Met1 ropolltan’a 17,000,000 Industrial poiicyholdeta, which waa announced last January, since the mortality experience of thla large croaa-sectlon of the general population Is an eg-' tremelv aenaltlva index of what la happening In the coun­ try at large.— ------ J,________ „ ___________________ ! vo "The death rate, Ilka the blrA rate, did niot decline Td all sectiona of the country last year. In fact, there waa a I rise In both the Mountain and Pacific Coast states. In tha 1 South Central states, with data for Arkansas missing, tbs 1 1085 mortality rate was Identical with that for 1934. Dvk I declines In New England, the Middle Atlantic and the Eaat I North Central states were slight, but In the West North I Central and tha South Atlantic states they were note-" worthy. , \m IfB. frs B. Main** on TUaw- For FaUurc Of Code'S1^ ; fa " rt'AAe ’to flft tfie vacancy between now and the next gonvral election, prin­ cipal Interest in the office centers around the proposed primary for selecting a Democratic nominee and the gen­ eral election next Novcmlier when a permanent successor will bo chosen to fill the remaining four years of Senator Trammell's term. First to announce was Claude IVpper, brilliant, young attorney of Tallahassee, who made so startling and so spec­ tacular a race agalnat the veteran incumbent two years ago. With all due respect to the memory of Park Trammell, the feeling I* prevalent throughout the state that tho •lectioi in 1934 was stolen from Mr. Pepper when tho "hot vote' of Tampa’s Cuban wards was counted and some districtwent 600 to 1 against him. * In view of the narrow margin by which Pepper was defeated two years ago, and the fact that his opponent ut that time was a man of exceptional political sagacity, who had never been defeated for piibl'c office throughout, hi* limg political career and who wns recognized aa one of the strongest vote-getters this slate ever produced, and In view nf the further fact that it is generally conceded a major­ ity of the people wanted Pepper for the;r senator at that time. It goes almost without saying that he will be a power­ ful contender in the present raep. Rut almost ns tjulek to announce was former Governor Doyle Carlton. When Carlton retired from the governor’* DiLind I* boasting a bulldl office at the conclusion of a four year term in 1933, he had Mtn with some $00,000 wni ' now ronstnirtion under way. Jost much of the itopulnrity which swept him JottLflffice on xhc rear end r>f a Ford In a rsmpalgn which saw the State Roud Department unmercifully raked over the coala. There It there I* anything in a nani'-. Is something about the governor’s office which makes ene­ O ita English ought In bt th t In Improve thu grammar aiul................ liter- mies, in spite of nil the favors which the occupant of this V >4 W ** « ** ^ p a -...... —. aUira department* of the *ch<>u' office Is able to do for his friends. In retrospect, hnwever. thu opinion has become fairly general that Doyle Carlton did not make such a bad gov­ l f It rrnlly wns a hair »hlrt. Sir. ernor. He held the office in tho worst years of the depres­ Hoover. why a'lt w*t rvvnngu tin sion; he accepted the Job at a time when the boom had Tterreovll liv li-lplug to make him left It in a pretty bad financial condition; and he left office ■Wf t U fin. m*K* yi-am ? —Lynelt- with the nffairs of the stnto in an Infinitely better condi­ ¥ u f« Nii*r. tion than wliunjie found them. There la little doubt that — ---- fl *----—— Carlton today is one o f the strongest men politically In the Ul<r,.a. , - P m In inilI .-i lin ii'i.l Fsrky, who state. 1-aat to announce is Gov. Sholtz. He has hi* fast ; I* iom*ti>i;»i iI'fi.ii. t i - * i nn optimist, prc-'ckicI ri I hut tli« Df rno- friends, and his bitter enemies. One seldom hears a fair eral« will' carry every -tntn in and tcm|Mirate criticism nf Gov. Sholtz. The expression tha Union In tfir full election. of any opinion at all la apt to bring forth the final verdict That would makr it thu most that he Is either the greatest governor Florida over had, or , unanlmnus rlrcllon since Genrge an “ unscrupulous thief." Such Judgments ought to be 'Washington. taken in large measure with a grain of salt. It is well known that Gov. Sholtz stands In well with That New Jersey couple did right well when they produc'd, the Roosevelt Administration in Washington _and with the their quadruplrts, but mint* H w w evH t organization In thin ntntr. dht> Onvernor nlhu Canada's "quinis” arrived, nothing* hn* a ptiwcrful state machine' upon which he can count for . short of the "Sextette from l>ucia" a large block of voton. FurtIn rninre. there arc many humwill satisfy the national honor bl« people who wee In hi* administration of state affairs, of this country. After all, tha his support of the schools. Ills defeat of tho sales tax meas­ > United Slates should lead the ure, ami hlH avoidance of other heavy taxes, something world. which to them has in reality been a blessing, Ai\d so we see b* this senatorial race already three Doyl* Carlton, Claude* -h ™ , ^ h" ?n." coT ,* ,V1 n P'Wt'ituJ follow Inn. N.mn of them n ady announcnl for the scna-lh''" F1'! brought furwartl any plutf irm or program upon f tnrlat race, and with t5»v, Shulti^ which ho expects to run. or cxprusacil himself on the vital likely to announce at any timn.t Issues nf the day, either in nnlionnl matters or us to the / the prospect* for o lively cam-i need* of the state. Until wo know whcn\these men stnnd, jt*l*n i n good, to ssy the least' Wl, cuiindt know how to vote. Rut wu cun foresee a mighty ■ WEDNESDAY, MAY*IS, ISM NOW OPEN LIQUOR STORE ARCADE I1LDG., HANFORD AVEn ROOM No. 8 FEATURING THE MOST POPULAR BRANDS — AND — CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF THE VERY BEST Baggett*s Liquor Store WE DELIVER Sanf«rd, FI*. Artads Bldg ’ v 1 ' < 11 1 ■ m. �" ". *■ '« U * --------- 7 ^ •i ,'T* *5 WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1938 TIIE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA Hospital Day Is A 1Farewell Party Given Success In Sanford For. Mrs. Slaughter “sS o cia l A n d P erso n a l A ctivities MBS MARGARET PETERS, Sodet/ Editor Social Calendar THURSDAY Seminole Rebekah Lodge will have an old-fashioned boa suppvr at 7:00 P. M. at the Odd FellowV Hall. The public ia invited. The Grammar School P.-T. A. will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the achool auditorium. Colonel Theodore Rooaeveit Auxiliary Number Three will meet at. tJOO P. M. with H n. Mae Shcafer, 113 Rim Avenue. A aubacription bridge party (or the building fund of All Soula Catholic Church will be given at R:00 P. M. at the Woman'* Club on Oak Avtnue. The public ia In­ vited. The Fidelia C a n of the Flrat Baptiat Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. L, F. Garner, South Sanford Avenue. The W. C T. U. will meet at 3:30 P. M. at the home of Mrs. F. R. Mitchell, 1318 Eaat Fourth Street. FRIDAY The Loyal Temperance l.egien will meet at 4:00 P. M. at the an­ nex of the Firxt Methodlat Church. MONDAY Regular program meeting of the Woman’* Missionary Socie­ ty of the First Methodist Church will take place at 3:30 P. M. at the church with Circle No. one, Mr*. Voile Williams, chairman, in charge. ** t The business and aoclal meet­ ing of the Co-ed Class of the First Methodist Church will meet ak.A48e4L>4fr««-4b*-hom e of Judge and Mra. R.’ W. Ware, 711 Palmetto Avenue. The WPA symphony orchestra will give a concert at the Seminole High School auditorium. The pub­ lic la Invited. Hie Dependable das* of the First Methodist Church will meet nt H:00 P. M. at tho home of Mra. W. S. Thornton, W a t Flrat Street. # TUESDAY Hie Friendship League o f the Cmgregational Church will meet at 12:30 P. M. at the parish housa for a covered dlah lunch­ eon. Regular meeting will follow. Tlfe Seminole County Federa­ tion of Women** Clob* will meet at 11:30 A. M. at the Lake Mary Chamber of .Commerce, with the II. 8. W. V. Auxiliary and tha Taka i ------ r r i t .............. i •aaea. Luncheon at noon. CANDVJ3 tFACTORY BURN8 A MWTERDA kf. May 13.—Tha worlld-famoua Staarine rand • works at Gouda waa daatrovad Monday by on« o f tha w ont flrea In tha history of tha Nethai* land*. BENEFIT BRIDGE Thursday, 8:00 P. M. Woman’s Club 60c Benefit Catholic Chart I* Building Fund. ZINNIA PU N TS Honoring tha wivae of the atate optometrists who held their an­ nual convention at the Mayfair llutel thia wgek, Mra. Henry McLaulin, J r, entertained with a tael Monday aftarnoon from 4:30 to 8:00 P. M. at the bote.. Tea waa served from a table attractively arranged with a silver service, crystal candlaatkka hold­ ing pink candlea, and a crystal bowl filled with pink and whita flowers. Ribbon sonerichsa In pink and white and other sandwiches and cakes in pin* and white were served by the Misses Dorothy Stewart, Mhrguerita Ingley, Mildred llodges, and Minnis Strangs. Mrs. Henry McLau.in. Sr. poured. Entertainment for the after­ noon included a minuet danced by 13 pupil* of the South Side Pri­ mary School who were trained by Mias Carnul, Barber who also served as accompanist. The group wae composed of Peggy Duncan, O. D. Landless, Margaret Meyers, Raymond Reef,- Bobbie Holly. Fanchon Kirby, Boobi* Jim Proctor, Margaret Langley, Charles Cox, Margaret Gordon, Edward White, Marjorie Hodges, D*!o Hofmann, Connie McCall, Betty Jo Alderman, and Bobbie Lee Peck. At the conclusion of the minuet two children dressed as ’ Prince Charming” and "Sleeping Beauty” presented the guest* with mini­ ature corsages, which were carries! on a flat basket festooned with pink( gjxf phiU tu Ic. , Miss Nell Stewart, accompanied by Miss Mildred Nix, gave a bal­ let dance. The program was brought to a do** when several poems by Mrs. Ralph Hunt*/ of Jacksonville were read. Tha poems were selected from “ Blue Reeds,” a volume of original poems by Mrs. Hunter. She announced at this tims that aha would soon publish a second book of poems dedicated to Captain Ha ph Hunter, the father of Mra. Henry McLaulin, Jr, All plans for the tea were made by Mr*. Henry McLaulin, Jr. who acted a* hostess during tha contentlon. Mra. McLau.in stated this morning that she and Dr. Me Laulin wished to thalnk the many local persons who assisted with tha banquet *nd tea. Mra. A. S. Kltehln of Clearwatar, Mra. Haskins, Mr*. H. C. Bompous of 8L I’ atera:mrg, Mrs. J. Ikfamkevilla o f Htuavllla, Mr*. Mead, Mrs. A. II. IfoLoway o f St. Petenbnrg, and Mrs. Bannatt. Othar* In attendane* wara: Mra. E. D. Brown)**, Mrs. Fordyre Russell, Mrs. Frsd T. Williams. Mra. O. C. Cochran, Mr*. Allc* Overlln, Mrs. 8. R. Dlghton, Mr*. J. N. Rot son, Mrs. W. II. 8l*wart. Mrs. Ella Howard. Mr*. W. H. Stringer, Mrs. Stella P. Arrington. Mr*. Amelia B. Noblo, Mra. Henry McLaulin, 8 r, Mr*. Henry Mc­ Laulin, J r, Mri. R. W. Hungar of Jacksonville, Mrs. W. D. llofman. and Mias Mildrad Nix. Rafrashmonta for Ulo young en­ tertainers wars served on the large veranda o f tha hotal. DIRT GARDBNEBir CIRCLB POLL TAX NOTICE 8ft!urday, May 18th la Iho hat day ta pay Poll U i la order to vote ia tho Jnao Primaries -iff? i f , '< conpoa score prires Mrs. \V. J Roy K hour were Thigpen when high awarded ansi Us Mr*. Sviiies, I Those present were: Mr*. W. National lla.pital Day was Re*identa in the Park Apart Telephone 148 observed here yesterday at tha menu entertained with a farrweP M Ssotl. Mr.. It J. Holly, Mrs. F. Fernald-Laguhton Memorial Hoa- parly Tuesday aftermion for Mr* W T Langley, Mr*. Roy M II M. Papwnrth, pltal when an informal reception «• Slaughter who plans ' » Symrs. Whitner,, sml Mr*. was held at the hospital In tha I*’* 4* ‘ h‘‘ ,l"- '* " ’k for Al Mr" " F Is ticks aftarnoon and evening. Over 160 I’ nJUr to make her future home, The card table* were arranged persons called and gave in the apartment, of Mm. II* K. lions. W. U Morgan is ill at his home Member* of the exKUllvf Miller which wa.« decorated with on Magnolia Avsnue. board. Mr*. S. O. ShinhoUar and quantities of m>r< ni flowers In upring shades, llrs S aughtar was and Mv*. L I. Frasier, acted a* Mias Ruth Prosser of i.ongwood general hoxteime* during tha afl- pirsenled with a comage of rose* lo w V l i l t May |3. I< n left Sunday for IVrrain. Uhio to emoon ami evening *nd director* built and with another gift from Marii«g«‘ Im * I'fv.-d mi aid to the hostesses. spend the summer of the A*»ociati«>n were in the re­ High score prise, a pillow top, acho|j«tic .it i ,i innull;% Mt the I'm ceiving line, received tha gift*, I 'w i i «iirvey of more «a * given to M i a . II |i M \rthur, VfMiljf Mr. and Mrs. Paul retold ha and took charge of tha registra­ than l*** it*n»»»**.| rouples resid­ moved from Cameron I ity to 600 tion book and the serving of re­ second high svoir pure. .» linen i|i«close«l. towel, was HWiinliil to ,Mi» (j. It. ing on tin Palmetto Avenue. freshment*. "NeaiK ’* |v«n of Men Wateta. aiul low m *iv pure, Mm. F S Vrntay* Mm. J. L. notelty gift, sunt to Mrs. K. E. Robert F lb mow anil Oran of Mr. and Mrs. G. l\ slaughter Ingley. and Mm. Elisabeth Women \*l» hi •• l^irge Mill, plan to leave the last of thq week Jamenon. miperintrndent o f the Met arthy l, ntw married while An Ice course n o «ervei| to the •'grades of for Atlanta to make their future hoapital. were in the recaMng fo’lowing Mrs IS. C Slaughter, attending •• h«M*| improveil after home. line during the afternoon and honor gur'*t. M rr II. K Miller, they »'•(<.in*.| tin- iiw|Hinsihility gifta were recrived by Mra. A. Mm It E. McC arthy, Mm. Hoy of mailing! Mr*. Julia Ludwig i* planning O. Wagm-r of Chulunta ami Mrv M lliown. Mm. II. I) McArthur, Dean Ituige tl.l.l to Irava next week for New York “ The tin. f |4**#i •,*m tht-«c it I* City and Jersey Pity to spend two Sadye Mo-e*. Mr*. M. S. Wig-, Mr, f.rnrst Nelson. Mr. (i II. l enti fa« • gins had charge of the registra \vat,.ri, an,| Mm. W. T W ool. y, months. nanring tl». <» tion honk and Mm Floyd Land' . _. of them It.it I « v p r s l^ w jL Friends of Mrs. R R. Reek wl 1 of Owmla and Mrs. J. Tlldcn live more . It* Jacobs served refreshment*. fllU H IC lv O V e r S IvO O K regret to learn that she is III at ment togrth. In the evening Mr« M. 8. Wig the FernahLLaughton Menmriil their fi at* *i gina. Mm. Frail T Williams, and Hospital. Mrs. Jameson formed tha re Mll,ir |„Vf,ra tn Sanford arc Jackie Mra. W. S. Thorton has returned reiving line and Mrs. Cassandra |,..,k|ng forward with enthusiasm ih, symphony e meu ... iho bUltittffg after attending a week In Rshwll* took rharge of th« f in * .... I.- High lakeland with her sinter, Mrs. II. Mr*. J. C. Bills. Jr. o f Genav. .,„|ll„ lluni ,lf , ht. and Mr* K T Dime. o f Alta„ n lht. , ¥rnillK ,.f M , y E. Haley. monte Springs were at the ^ , ...................... „ „ *,|| Mrs J. T. Hightower. Mr* E. registration hook and Mrs. J. II C. Mcti and daughter of Miami Menlck .ervr.1 irfreshment*. ! henh,„ . on lt„ WHy f„„„ ita way The inonu of the hospital Mi.mil. where the fedei.J NN I•A were the week end gee*** of Mrs. D. O. Rrnwn, West Third Si reel. were all opened to the guest* i" ieet o f a good will toui **f the whe- were escorted about thr i.»te by the ensemble will end n>oms by the nur«r«. Of especial hi . „*rund concert lit M*»> Front interest were the recently pur I'sd. chraeil i vygen -tent which I hr nbjrrlivr-* o f thl* -rri»*a eiplainnl tn everyone and the •'f fr iv ro n rvrt* th n u g h ' Contract and auction bridge and "periling nnim nhich had been ..nt ihi* *tatr. arr to r r r a lr u rmny other rani gamm will he I |>rr|«r<sl foe an Sfpeadertomy. I’ li-atcr apprr«*iati.>n o f miDlr, playeil at the benefit card party The large lobby was dreorate-l jii.l tin* m ii'.tri^ o f composition. to he given tomorrow earning at with tall basket* o f ganlen 3:00 o'clock at the W’oman'a Club fltwer* in bright shades which on Oak Avenue hv the ladies of All were arranged by Mrs. J. P Soula Catholic Church for the Ridge and don; ted hv A- K. Rn* hollding fund of the church. The setter, the Woman’s Club, and J public ia Invited to attend. K Stewart. Thi' mi'mlkcr* of thr AfterPH*e« will he awarded nt ea^h Among the dnnslions received ta’o ’e of players anil refreshments were a fracture lied, authorised i.i.e.n T«*m Gontrart Hub wen* rnwill he sefveil lato in the evening by the Rotary Cluh, cash sub tirtiiinnl with a iIp im t ! briilga An attractive door prize wi I also serlptions of $73.66, and bed party given Tuevilay afternoon by Mra. G I. I^iuckn at her home te offered. linen, smoking stends, a silver Mrs. Paul Pesnld Is general tray, vases, and other useful on Magnolia Avenue. Ko«ea, lark•pur, petunias, ami other ganlen chairman of the affair anil Is be­ articles. tl< nations from the ing assisted hv the following mem­ colored personsincluded Ifi bed flower* in 'hailr* of pink, white, bers of the church: Mrs Frank i gowns, two pairs of pillow cases, ami green, were uaeil Ip adorn Mrisch. Mra. Jolla I*udwig. and and two flower vases from I >1lit the party rinima. Mrs John I.udwig, dnnstinns: Mrs Refreshment* were terved Nettle’s Sun-lay School class from the dining room table im­ F. F. Rnumlllat, tickets; Mrs T and 10 window shades from Dr. mediately after the arrival of thei I , O’Connor. publicity;. Mi** Starke and hi, wife. | Aranlei Takach. • refreshments; gurwta. Bridge waa then enjoyed Mr*. Henry Rirhter, tables and 1\\IU> OF TIIA N K S covers: Mrs. Julia Ij-dwig. Mr*. Wo wlah to take thi* mrana ot A. Menendex, and Mrs. R. A. It was announced thi* morning i that tho picnic for tha Dirt Gardetiers’ Circle of tho Garden Cl ah l schedu ed for Frtdoy o f this wosk E . Rusoell has boon called off. It wax also phone S34-J announced that there will ho no May mooting of tho Circle. Mra. Herbert lair until Mrs. Henry McLaulin i----------Honors' v i s i t o r s Personals NOW READY Celery Ave. PAGE poortnlent to can at Coart Boom, clip thift * hy mail or an—cngir to Tax Collactort Jno. D. Jlaklaa, Tax Collector, Marriage Is Help To Students, Says Dean Rhode Island Hits T*t •j ,r * ♦ a x r lorida-Vehicle l a a w M,KH nAIK T.° school I .A K A k ETT>, tm , May 13 i j i DwreP-rlad ll year-old B -------, tyr Jo Wallace went l-ark to ich n m V in r a r iK . R I . May 13.— Monday over thr objection* i<Pl Because Rhode Islanders who the principal of her masculine * V go to Florida to wurk tluring the, tire, racing «ra«>n have <«*en forced ti»t register their automobiles immedi­ h est o ld j ately u|Htn arrival. F’orinian* who come ti» Rhoile liUn>| to accept; Huh on Muxtcmlc. Uicd employment or establish business j mint register their rsr« ami y a , by million* lor 25 year*.’ N O T just a salve, but ft fu I year's fee, Wilfred J. I'atpim. rhirf of the Division of! "c o u n te r-irrita n t." All Motor Vehicle*. hi« r.led (ini|iisls.Thrcc ttrenfthft/ On the statute limik* here ia at Inw nlbtwing reciprocity la*lwi*en thi« and other at t’ n in thr matter ot*»l-ft aehirle regi«V ration ||enc»the tii'ing. an.I it applies aDo I to Oeorgii*. lows, \e>a«la an ' %* Mexico C C Forward To Concert Benefit Card Party To Be Given At Club Mrs. (i. I. Liucks Entertains At Bridge Cameron, 8r., prlxes; Mrs. J. L. Hurt, card*, score pads, pencils, and decorations. Catchy New Air I b Sung At Ritz Movie Mr. And Mr*. Brown1 E n j o y Anniversary1•4r,,n',i",i o,,r appreciation to mir friend* for their many acta nf-klmlnc*» ami especially for the m*n> Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miller rn- b'-autiful flora1 offerings follow­ tertalnril with an informal party ing tho death of our belovist wife, Monday evening si their home on, mother und sister. Park Avenut In hunor of Mr. and <*. F. Marshall Mrs. Roy 31. Brown who cv ehrat .1 Dorothy Marshall ed their first wedding anniversary 1 Edward Marshall at that tims. Mr. anil Mrs. C. J. Itidlin* The guests .pent tho evening adv. playing cards and at a late hour refreshment* were served. Mr. ami Mrs. Brown received many gifts from tha other guests. Those present were: Mr. nml every day. Mr*. Brown, honor guests, Mr. and Stop and see thrin Mr*. R. E. McCarthy. Mr. an I Mra. W. T. Wuoley, and Mr. ind v Reasonable price. Mr*. P*U Miller. Compose*! especially for June Travhi. Warner Bros, atarlct. "lookin' for Trottble," a song written hy M. K. Jerrms and Jo­ an Jasmyn, la tha vehicle that Introduces* tho young actress *» a blue* singer. In "Time* Squara Playboy” which come* In the R lti Theater tonight and Thurs­ day. Mia* Trnvla, whoa* singing tal ant* wara only recently discov­ Robert Teylor, the actor, ha* 2nd anil I’alnicllu ered, sing, tha blue* number In PHONE 301 n Manhattan night rluh sequence. added bowling to his favorite i Jerome, Warner Bros, contract •porta. music writer, ha* composed a number of hit songs Including -Just a Baby's Prayer at Twi­ light,” "Bright Eve*." "Drenm KIsm*." and -Old Pal."' With Miss Jasmyn h* wrote "Romance After Dark," featured In “ Freshmen Love," and Cov­ ered Wa^on Day*." aung hy Dh-k Foran In "Moonlight On The Prairie." There I* a brilliant eaat which Balcony Include* beside* William aad I Or • 26c Ml.a Travis, Barton Maclaine, Lawrr Floor Wh«« a Main Street Wise Gen* an*l Kathlaea Lrckhart, lie • 16c Dick Purcell. Craig Reynold*. Guy Trim To Havo Hla Wall Granville Rate* and Dorothy Street Pal from • Broadway Vanehan, William McGann di­ Torth Mister la rected. a Park A.mu# Peat llaose! “ men only" borbor ahop. Amarillo, T a g , now ha* - no Fresh Flowers Manhattan Market Thursday Tonight The Panic Stops Traffic — AND — Sanford.' Herewith | U 0 to pay my poll tax for 1934 aad 1111 Thundering Into danger and ad.raturul - HaxUr'a mast reckleaa a s ' re mastic rale with lw « love­ ly r » * * | g s d « — fiery Mar­ ge aad la* -V t 1 't w i ’ P.O. AM tnm -:S E ! JNO. a JINKIN S, T o p Value in Athletic SHORT! C n f /or Fitting CeJiertl 7 * 1 �# j^a 5, UiUw a i «J>. i.,^ . ■. of Public lrnlruc ELECTION jn mat : ■kCdftAft- . ' ;> V • Diatrkt No. 2 D E M O C R A T IC P A R T T ‘J « » r - ^ r . O. Moore, l u a - u i . tU ioa. t a l k * • o r i r r u r t n a t ran t ua ri i M a r r m u t ,, . T o tviutu IT l U f iCUSCOUl: For County Commissioner XMtea u b .r r b r ( l i r a ifcar in* • a O 'i W i a t m u aa |B« Iln d dap *< M*J A. U l» I « . at l « a atil%al| A. 1C. > f aa noon Ihrreaftar. aa tha amitar mar be beard. ' i M l r w la Ifen J a i n at l b . Ninth Jadtatol P ^ a l t . I » .ad far H m n .li Cana. Ill rfnrUU .fur nn ntdte . o f Adopt Imi ar ffaa*t Lilraln* treat-' JalL u laraai female .HIM. a a - BATES CH ARLESDUNN e In Congress \ • PHUt :CoBgrradional ] RAYMOND ELLARS fiaTn^a* BOSTON STEELE JAS.G. SHARON W. J. (FU N IE ) STEED *' For Governor ;JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY For AttomeyGeneral VICTOR CHECK J. D. DAVISON FRED A. DYSON Thun. Only SALLY’S B e x PACKARD 8CHMEHL For Railroad Commissioner 87th Senatorial District ALL-STATE Uraa Sonrp* price* and So«ra quality. Bool and Sana, SOI W. T in t S t F6r County Commissioner Dlitrict No. 8 W. B. BALLARD W. R. DUPREE boy H.J. LEHMAN u Ho w e l l W n n ld iT 'or Representative, State ANNA JONES daabun work maid, cook waRram or of girl. Stl Cyprooa. ____‘ NICE apartment fo r rant. JOS W. Sth St. Phone 294. f ONE District No. 4 X G . W AGNER W. R For County . ONE GOOD Katrtast rafrlga rotor. IW. Sana, 301 W. Flrat I t W IL L IA M S For County Comminsioner Dlitrict N*. I W . G. KILBEE G. W o ftP E N C E R B .W .W A R E -) i S. F, (Sammy) LONG Attorney f. h o ush o ld : H. a J O fflJ G . L E O N A R b Y -M IM E O G R A P H - P R I N T I N G -^ • ' M A IL IN G LETFEk— L IS T S — T Y P I N G W ! . C O N F ID E N T IA L IN V E S T IG A T IO N S Seminole County Credit Ass’n : WHUoa* Mahaa (aontor with ' hand* minatlcd) lb ahoww wtib fadaral apaala Juat a fU r Ifcay arraitad him In Ban Fraaclaaa far tka BBtnnnO kldaaplag af hlne.yaareu Qtarg* Wayarhaauaar al Taaama. W ith. Ha waa buatlad to Tacoma by tlrplana and ladfad In jail to await trial wklak tka fadaral praaaautar pramlaad to bn* •to Immtdllily. (Aaaaalatad Praia Pbott) TnE ASSESS OF-TUE c w u a a n d ita n u n o M rna p n iw .n r K U tcrto* to mi: RBLh a t t h r tw o o r j m , taaa. f r r r l w l N a 1— ban ford. Clark— W. IL natta. j a w — T IV Haag*. . j n w — Wm. Uodwlg. . hara barn mild to the uadenlgnrd d«lrikg to nctUa their Indebtoitnrw wUt rt-rulvr aprrlal cmalderallon for rio.1. Room, no:i Flrat National StnronL . In.p—Ritward It TUndar. Clark—n. V. Whltn.r. For County Commissioner GORDON BARNETT Halad March J I . A, P . t i l l cAnnnr w m t sumi. ANNA JONES, aolarad fill, Admlaloiralnr at tka Katato at v. anta bauaawork. U I Cyproa*. • KTRON W . OVK1J .J R . C. B. SEARCY FORREST O .r ^ ^ T n o x w : L O V K L L JIU dM.taad. To all Crttltori, U a m o . DlaIflbolaaa. aad all Varaoaa bavin* Claim. or Damaoda aaaiaat aabt Ba total tan. aad t u h of ran. ara h.rabr nollflxl aad required la praaaal any alalmo and d.tn.nde wbl.h paa or altk.r <>f you. may tuna igalm i Iba w a l l of MTil ON W. J l V n . l . JIU d«e»aa»d. - lata at n .m la .1. Coaalp, novtua. la la. Hon. Jam O. Okaroa, County Judea at Seminal* County, a l hla offlr. la lha County Court houi. la Han­ ford. Srtalanla Cnanly. Florida. ■ tibia t w a in month. from Ibr data haraoT. Dictat'd ROSS lb H UUltllREY 'or Representative, State Legfehrtiire £ Z s itu tlm COLORED OIRL waste Job nuno or fkitsoo maid. Di Jonaa. 1424 W. J3th St._____ 1 " — rr^ n -— ...... J. J. PARRISH Repairing f PETEK THURSTON For StatTSenator e - Walchta JE W E L E R J HALF DAT S ra ^ IA L Duttor BlaculU JOHN E. FOX For Comptroller p a t t is h a I l I a .».— r r .d W. tlalL laap^—tv. C. Woodruff, laapi— Wm. W. Doflnao. Praalnat No |.A—Maafard. Clark— W . U. Ilayara. loom— L P. Hagan. Jr. ! a t » — Joha Haaiar. laap.— Wm. Col ban. Clark— Kddl. J. M.y.ra, laap^-Ooarga D. Hart, laapr—M. I. lUborn. laap.— a A. Hlra: praalaat No 1— Laky lloaroa. Clark— Albrrt lUwhtnai tnaa— tr. *■ ‘ >ai.aby, Jaap.— M. a Rbvlby. ’ I nap.- t r , Kaltar. f w t o n No. I—Sanford. Clark—c . D. much. Fif e S T IfeartoPa- • * lUfrS' £• A round, trip to Hollywood fw a toward far winning a Pranak aaataat •Md ator of tha mavlaa. to aaaa •n tha loft wltk Shlriry on Urn right. vtaft with BkMry Tampta waa mtla Otoatta Markaauf-MayaCa In guoat of tlwt aauntry^ 'daodda* for tka kalavad Amarlaaa any ana Ida daokta, Otoatta la akown to tka two ptatnno (Aaoaatotod Praao PkaOogJ ForJuS UEL A. B. W lLklNSO N tlaty-ana haura and U mlnutaa aflar laavlng Prladrlebahafan. Garmany, tha Natl tappalln H indis. Burg la akawn (tap) prrivtng avar Iba naval air haaa at Vakabural. N. J , al tha and af kar Atlantia traaalng in racard lima far IlgMar-lhan-alr-traft. Brlow, tha huga ahlp la abown aa tha ground arm# fattanad bar to tha mooring aiaak (Aaaaalatad Pratt Photo*) LAST KARP1S MOBSTER JAILED AS GREAT HINDENBURG SETTLED TO EARTH AT LAKEHURST - CROWD HAILS ECKENER, LEHMANN • '— T. G. FORD, Agent Jl* “ ^ H K . 5J‘' “ ' ’P j F rr W K p r r '-‘H w to t f • REPUCE the broken bo comfortable. Staaley-BogdM Hardwtru Co._______ • d C KELV1NATOR aaerllkad. Nice alia and parealato tbrougkout Flrat rlaaa comUllan. |W esah. Can bo aaoa in oparatlon at 407 W. Flrat Sk Cardui Helps When N eitw ' Seem On Edge Every Month 1 . l rJBSk P ■ M L . ;\H |; ^ Woman- H r* H E R B E R T M E S S E R HJNDENBURG ENDS RECORD FLIGHT AT LAKEHURSTi MAHAN CAPTURED BY G-MEN ft.mtiy>le a fl1-w m an J i/iaim onas «And R n * W a tc h A n d D ia m o n d M o u n lln j FOR SALE: Stock and aqnlpSPECIAL ontll Kay 15. *10 aU mant in aarriea atatlon ami leweneo far roar old n a p on barbacua in Sanford. Good loca­ tion. Bog MButk>n" cart Herald. pureheat of any onr Norge or Magic Cbrf gaa rang*. Sotalnolo Tlra Shop, Inc. J. J* CATES WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES ■DOUBLE’ COMES FROM FRANCE TO VISIT SHILL ,toMl Leiraloa I * * 1™* »• • fcafori. For County Commissioner #\ D AN CHAPPELL u. t * t £?•***;, r»«riaa. i*m ,fc. ilnJ j t/ 9 l April A. D. t i l l , D .L. THRASHER Or County Pro for lumbar, roofing aad building material* *4 aB k b it ca l m m Hrro fen'll find fht moat reteanikli price* ami beat quality and fba qkUkaat arrrle*. il—y. riot*. Land. JUNE 2,1936 • ’.t* Building Materials Clvrh— K. r . Haight. J a a »* -illn > KlUn M. lx that).— JdS « o .‘ poatMa. I m h- M IL Black, rhaiart He. It— Oarcola. Clerk—/oka M k r . • For Member County School Board . n painful. Vpbtrict JAS. C. ROBERTS For Sheriff PA U L G. B1GGERS ■■ For Constable m FAN y Fourth Dtatrkt , R M. (CH AR U E) HAND J^M cCLELLAND U k time I w DAVID K.M cNAB I. MEISCH ; ____ rad D m able ile dpriaga. Sholtz S e e k s Trammell Seat In Uo S. Senate Oviedo THIGPEN J. 6\tk r s t r E e t |B^k|am* |l *4 •ntflH K CAftJl: t »'! Nearly ergry In a larger My Cdrivan Haa Raatod," and Iba abonu of twotva voteaa mag “ Mothar O’ Mbm,” -Fwabla India a VI11ago.” "Wba la ■yMa,” "AUab'a Holiday” aad -Sbarttwine Braad.” Tba< P-T. A. alagora apnoarMg an tha program worn Jokaatl Gray, Adelaida Biatllaa, Oaroa Dodd. Oram DankLa. Wf raaci; Addle LaVtagu, Mabel Fwward u d Helen Avant, aacedd anpranoaa; aad Mag Blair, Adrala Malta, Maud Topper and haaa North, altao. '' A ' nmaltal p.ogram waa alaa ebton during t * topper. A gruwp Tbe eommltta# from tha \Yuru an’a Clot earring Iba mat. aampoaod af Mra. J u r a WlUon. proaldeat of tba club, Mi a A. i» Covington. Mra. Orla Burnett Mr*. H. Vbnn, Mra. Chatted Nir^ lack. Mrg. 8. F. Long, Mi*. K. H Crntcnakt £ 2 ^ «2 r if f M llt X h . m , " h i . j J f j.. ;uxi^ 1— Cl 4 i jiaagaad Irry, Lack Ark. Rcbvcra Kimble. Marjorie joaawn, Neiiia Btr-i n boogh, Virginia Wl.krraon, Mill* Lord, Mary Dunn ana Lola Hu- May Gcnulae . . I __ _____ _ .... roaebag aad nx carta ara ao rare la the Smribwgot today that Taiaa L. MORGAN Awtn^CL x yl t ( i*j f MPoaition dlroctura, *• ketla*. “propartIra”, for tha t u o j m bkUfknl pagr.it,. ara forrad to tof^ ’ fiunlkrVay 1 Thry have that vlr.uaOy all anUbi-aiad •• and w.r-.hi '' w alaeletnth . century bar Aaa to dkiaat •litre. Tba Amrowk* ar • tjylag that • Tka a i ahow ■mid ho “ Wbik v aat beak ah aa, atofg f) New Taag Auguet Vb raa.ar. y V I U .,T. Coopc* Makat a ' ^ aabool girD W jM lk m 'a A *ha aat at ita *f*d prompt aanA yfM l'W f 1 Ann. a a r iw w ii wa-d ff King. 2 T R A M ' W VPm ptb/ Lrr T iiloot . —A na*rw nr T7.j Whan Dr. Hugo Cahanar (arrow) and CapL Krnaal Labmam* (aatrama right wearing wklto tap), aammandar af tka tappalln Hlndanburg. atappad from tka «raft at Uhahiarat H. J, at the and af thtir race *d>braaklag flight from Oarmaay, tkay ware lurrauadad by il gr crowd af admlrera. Tkay ara akawn goad nalurgdty trying i -ar tka many guaatlana about tha Hl|kt. (Aaaaalatad Prtaa ( LOUISIANA’S FIRST FAMILY AS HINDSNBUkG FLEW WESTWARD �»w r * -| * rcenorw we meowvy' » wweaww * • ■ ^ * ‘ » I REPARE FOR MIAMI RACES me New Right Fielder Is ogs Lookouts By Scout Zim Beck at Make No More i I i . ( Men Used In Game In Vain Effort To Hanlt The Victors Each Team Rates 500 Bulldog: Pitcher Fans As Result (If Y e *! lT w h O e Tno Red terday's C on te e t| Huriers Pan Seven Blartlng the tamo .with a two.1 : ran «*d yeatarday aa they did the dap bofora T T a eontail with tha •am* dab, Um Lookout, filled to connect in aucceoding inning* and loot to tha Rada in Da Li mi by a ; I t to S tco re. Tha Rad. collected , night double ptaya, /our-of than by Holdatack. ■ Dkia Swindell and. B ill' Cataa •corod Sanford1, two roantara in Um flrat Inning. Maltbj wa* tha ftrat batter op, and fanned. Stuff? MeCrona waa than given a baaa On call, bat waa ont at aeeotfd on : tha flelder’a choke aa Swindell made fjnt. Cate, waa hit b? the . pitcher end went to flrat and > Swindell to aacond. Barnet than Lahtgled, Swindell .cored, and In a went to aecond. On n pined ball F," Remee tried to make third, but f ho turned hi. knoa while aiding P'1 for tha bag, roilal o ff tha marker IV ’ and wan called out. V ■ Tha lookout, uaad two pitcher*, Vaale for thra inning* and than n MeCown Um b*Unn of the game. The Reda counted once in Iha aecond, rapped Veele for four hit. ' . . i n the fourth to aeora three time*, -V- and fail open MeCown, who- re* K*' Havad Vaale In the fifth, for fl»a n o n hlta ant alx run* In tha aevanth. A hit baUman, a triple, |: • and long fly to renter enahrd the oi- Rad* to add two tnoro in tho f eighth. Jimmie Robaraon, former Dev Land third Mekar, who played l hi* flrat game Sunday with the Red* had a good day afield, mikJ tag two putouta, flva'ai*l«l* with, , ont a bobble, and waa on tho aUrttag and of a double plir. Boater y X i n a r d , twitched to Uft field, made two icniationel catchea of 5 V long foul fly belli. aanronn an if n » a n By Daytona Downfall Of Though Rod WDUm m , pitching el«k, • u a yeatgdar. Palatk* fo.- th* Bulldog*. .track out la t u L * 4-4 >UUr» « n r - t * r d y * V Legion COfUl P f i f * * * « Um Ninth * pbM hi Um Florida Mato Laogue, Street diamond, tiw l r i won hr « aaeh team haf won II and lott ■ ahuteat, • to 0. A fab tiled THE STANDINGS __a __J. Yea.erday'e fame oatweaa the Relate and the Aialaaa war p a ?«l la Palalka. Carl Welge, youth­ ful Elkton lad, worked tha route for Um bauiu and luai-e. a aiaika to (even' hi a, but rive miaewee by hia malea end 'a Ilka ndaber of walk, apelieu victory tor the home ’’ “ . rtowina rrirn uunai w .* aaeR M da two rnna, .ad Scholl babOnht in oim taJ?r Robert Ramblay plUhad the Ont 41va ■nninta for the R*?a and than Denton Koloff waa lent to Um bon to flnhA D m conteat. Rambler •track eat fhr* and Kofotf atrwck oot two mao. Harry Grimtef] for the toUdiogi and Sonny Powell for tho Redo wan the catcher*. ir • Til DBS MOINES, Iowa, May IR ~ |JJ CRT—Spencer Abbott, who paasod J} }} }{ ih up a chinn aa. Topeka manatwr * JJ Untor4 .*■ 1 lroion j v n m la a o n i CanMMll Ponibcra i e l J • *. plale and Cook^ompirad baaea. Yaaterday’i fame pata-th* Rada In aecend poetlon hi the Lesion Jonter Leasoe, with the Cerdlnala, Panther, and Baaaton tied In Ont plan. The Faathen and r'Slniifwa ‘. a * .aea through my n o n j colon i.KianN _ . . Wa* r-a.. 1 r i* i« i'* ' ■ • j n m «i t t * * O w a a ta *. — 1*1 . 1 ____ M M ._______ J c . . a . 1 e ntrinu Beach £ ,''* * ‘ 11. . imib* c* '* f a ». . W 1 I » 2 4 A m i, . ___ Brook!?* I ..c S S S J P S S i T . ^ 1 Yesterday’s Results E. __ J * t ii * MWMICAIC M itt] I'M J - __ si ' w m Lao* ivr. ! Hn"nn 1U ' ' ‘ J* H«rry M. Papworth and Ira , *' Southward want flatting over at •Harvard aavarad boxing relation* National N*w Smyrna yaaterday and dur­ <with Tala aa a remit of tho die* * .1 till I Ml FKUtorgh •; Boaton t (called 5j*e*ll ing th* aftamoon caught ISA poto a m Um match an Mar. IT at it II .III i5 ,* * * » l* la ..aa abeepHand, th* former reported. New Haven, which ended ta a 4-to- and 10th darknoaa), ’ ' toooklyn 3; SL Louia «. They fished until nearly dark, Mr. 1 S l l ' K u fe ft j j ! :jj} PrWa: I TMC break-up. one of;th* few New York B; Chicago I. Papworth aaid. St. Auguatlna at Sanford. that hae mrer occurred to almoat Cincinnati S; Philadalphl* 4. i Palalka *t Gilneivl'.le. •a half-century of H a m r i-T a lt1 -------Daland at Daytona Beach. Ivalra, became known whan the . American ■—<AP)—Mr*. V , 0. Pkrqoar o f committee on tha fago- SL Louia 7j New Yerk 0. Balurday ton Antonio la Um flraat woman R e a c h e s $12^000 wi*a < >parte approved 1934-*37 Detroit l ( Beaton ft A n ford at St. Auguatlna. . •ehedulea In boilng. | Phl'adelphta nt Ckralirul, peat* to land a tarpon ta tUa ana of Giina.vtlla at Palatka. eoccar. tennla and f»*<-, ported, rata, NF.W YORK.' May tlc-Tha Daytona,Beach at DcLand. told Ita uiual place on i Wachtagton at Chicago, railed 1aum of $131,000, more than anaill ewept the boilog IUL v. In third, min. LEGION JUNIOR LEAGUE THURSDAYS.’ Panthara va. third of th* 1300,000 deemed nac- K W T (All I|1M ) 3-INCH DRAIN TILE io r COW PEAS VELVET BEANS KIMBLES , u At Short’s Giunp Gtanta, Biff Six Baseball CONCRETE SEWER PIPE J i canary to **n^ a ful1 Afnarkmn StQttora. FRIDAY: Cherokee* v*. Cardi­ ' team to Berlin for tha Olympia Garnta, I* In th* traaaury of Um nal*. ! American Olympld Committaa, "FRIDAY; Plrala* v*. Cub*. Tha Morrta Plan Company of Orfnndn, has plenty of Momay to loon at ranaonnblo n on variotio pinna for any worthy pnrpooa. (l A ' * . 1>--U ^‘ .r , k. / !’ . i ’ . ■ lea the Daytona Beach •attolW Gornkkt got three ataglaa to fear tripe to the plate. ■ male Philadelphia LIONS LEAGUR THURSDAYS Red So* fingara," the 3 3 ^ Bulldoga FIX)RIDA BTATB LEAGUR Thkraday Btnfard at Daytona Brarh, Galnairilla at St. Augntlno. Palalka at Daland. M eager Scorned Johnson. .' dv ’ * ' 'r<l Bach loona ran for ana year sad ara n easy weakly ar meathly payments. I I < M e *»4 u p ) joj HARDWOOD A8HES “ HORSE MANURE (abraded) COWMANURE . (itall fed on C. 8. meal, hulls, cor* end northern hair, •. No BcnuutU or W**d acpds.), »: . Sn me it Room 5, Puleston-Brum^ey B W r ■-Batted far Wap* t* *!■• lite r * •Land __ ______ — I ____ *•• IM * *1* *•* «ta —I I liana batted In. Baraea, Martin. Inart 4. totdaloak I, JtobaiwM. araall. Plabar. Twa-beM* bit;, ajdaioah I, KMard, Purcell. Mrtbaco, McParlaa*. Tbrca-baca 111, Klnart, Marts*. Blala* bacea. abarton to Itldr Ik at n la BallMai ntadalL Sarnaa. Donbla aura. Icaaua - I* Mai lb* I* MaClona. l V j . k: r % . ? v for t t S ^ { r ,,r. laker I, McCawa I. (truck oul. c richer 4. Veele I, MeCown J. lie, o ff Vcalc I * « hinlaac. t Hk 4 rune; off MeCown In 4 lalaaa, t with I ruaa. Kit Ur lie her, by Plebcr (Catecll by Motwo (DMrlk.cn). Pacaod ball, lot ruff. Winning pitcher, richer, ala* pltehar. V ia la. C arlrtc, Uu1*0*11 mod Ur* he in. Time ol am* t ill. �♦ Sanford la Tka Only Central J P *M n CUy Affordln. Ball, HlfkSRV And Watat fransportatlon m inole V oters Stoll Kidnaper J. B. Hodges W ont Enters P riso n Allow June Primary; To Serve L ife ANOTHER LONG COMES TO POWER ?♦* a 80 Aged Persons !?Semin»1« M»y Electors C*n*t Vote Unless Tfcey Haro Paid Their Taxes By Saturday Night Robinson Begins His Sentence Cess Than 60 Hours After His Capture On Coast County elector* hato paid their poll taxea, County Tan CoUoctor Jn. D. JinkIn*, atatoo that many aro a* yat delinquent, and ha argue the** to pay before It la too Iota for thorn to qualify to Seadidate For State For Each Quarter participate In th* Jana t pri­ mary. Treasurer Speaks ----Saturday U the laat day for T n i f l a m a A t l H l p n < « ' According to estimate* mod* tha payment of poll Jhnom tad to «same A u d i e n c e . ^ tb< s u ,„ l!n, n) soeui , ; 7 —— - _ w __ |Welfare, 80 persons In Seminole Jlnkina announce* ho will keep Sonotof WUllora C. H o ag**,1County are ebo»e the ago of 70 hi* office open that evoaiag un­ klfcluoooo candidate fo m n »**•* , nd wm „u.i wbe ___ralftoMO w eligible to -ra- til 11 o'clock. Th* offle* will be l4 fff,m lt * pension* after next July, open until 6 o'clock thla after­ MdAFllha tout In the slate la aatl- noon and until 9 o'clock Fri­ fe w * ! mated at 7,429. Thla will re­ day arming. a l Of qulro quarterly appropriation* Poll tax** matt bo paid for lorlty by th* counOt.1 of I174A48. The both 1934 and 1PU. Up to noon OUt- quarterly appropriation In Semi- today 1900 hod paid their 1934 taxea and 1791 had paid for 1939. I f It Is not M i m l n t for oa elector to call at hi* office, Mr. Jlnklna a*ks inch rotor to dip out of Th* Herald a coupon beTho name of Long cam* buck into Louisian* political power lng publlihed dally and mall It, together with A remittance for whoa Earl Long, brother of th* tyte lluey, was Inaugurated lieuten­ S3, to bl* offle* In th* Court ant governor. * la shown with hand upraised as he took th* oath House. Any rotor who la Indoubt of office administered by Judge John Kournet, associate Justice of 38.629. and astlmata* 325 aged oa to whether ho ha* paid hi* in Voluaio county and a neces­ poll tax** far hath year, la adsary appropriation of 34,050 rtaod to telephone Mr. Jlnklna each quarter. (No. 4) and tho las ceDoctor will look ap th* record*. l i k e n e d R e c e n s io n ;To By Big Crowd DuPont Estate Pays 2 Million JACKSONVILLE * rmcif«. Added' to thla figure la tlje probable number of addKlonal applications which will to received. f, Th* Intent of tha old ago as­ sistance plan, according to fUat* Walter* officials, la to maintain for oil those receiving th* panlion an equal standard of “ de­ csncy and health.' U waa added that the amount to to paid would rang* from fS to $30 par month dependent upon'Um i i t u l need of tha individual. Ono-half of thla sum will to b y 'A . county and th* balance by tto federal government. It was also pointed out that after tha first quarter period ending OcL 1 that tto raqulrad ago for peaslontre might to rjucod to M providing Urn nooaoaory addltioiv a! funds could'to raised. No part of tto eoanty appro- ■ drift a to to W* Bsllrthh era In OI nerve, umaiom a*a nsw were rayvaaaatta at lost ‘mooting- Among Ugh off] tto ardor prana* war* CM » C. Dam* gf-Fori FWn Lakslaad, state teaaagav. -• i _* $50 More Given The SelvatioB > i " ■ Austria Promises Loyalty To Italy In Latest Crisis by A TLA N TA . May 14.—<A>>r«l«rm ! guard* brought Thomas It. Robinson, Jr., to Atlanta train from Louisville today to serv* • lift ssntcnc* for th* ISO,000 kidnaping of Mr.. A lira Speed Stoll. Tha 29 year old Tennesseear, who pteaded guilty In Louisville lait night, wmi huitlad to tha whlto atona fadaral panltantiary In aonthwaat Atlanta laaa than <0 lioura aftor his amat In Gtsndste. Chairman Won’t Call Committee Together In .Time To Arrange Voting Next Month Says State Law Prevents Action Will Let New Board Decide Method Of Naming Candidate Calif. Robinson wa* sentenced by Fedaral Judga Hwood Hamilton In •Louisville. “ It la tha aantaneo of Utta court,” »ald Judga Hamilton, "ttok you be ronflnad for tha tana of your natural life In tha panltantiary.'* Tha Judga'* vole* waa calm but hi* ilowly *pnk*n words, in centr.it to th* kldnapar1* plan war* clearly audible. Robinson slugged Mr*. Alter Spaed fltoll, young Louisville socbly matron, with a laid pip* and inotahod bar from bar home hare Oct. 10, 1134. For more than 19 month* ha eluded th* federal agonta whtl* Mahan, Karpi* ard othar major criminal* were being netted. Boblnaon ipent most of hi* ttma trarsllng between New York and California and federal agents said he spent fr**l7 th* 150,000 paid him for freeing Mrs. 8toll. He had held her a week In an Indianapolis apartment. * IJhKE CITY, May l«- r * , f A P )—J. B. Hodift**, chair­ man of the 8tate Democrat­ ic Executive Commltte®, to­ day aald he will not call th * committee into Reunion In time for It to arrange fo r * vote in the Juno primaries on a successor to the late Sen­ ator Trammell. Hodges aald he realised them are many axpraailona of puhUo sentiment In favor of a popular ilteBaa Kmplra Created ROME, May 1 4 .-W )-T h * rote next month at th* rrgqlar Chamber of Deputies clamorously primaries, hut that tha commit­ and unanimously ratified th* hill tee had to follow itata law am creating the Italian Empire In the the subject and that th* law In­ presence of Premier Mussolini and dicated any attempt to hold an th* tntlr* government today. Reg­ election that early would to Ir­ imented d«putl*a war* uniformed regular. Ho had been urgod by Doyle Carlton and Claod* Pop­ In black shirts. Watching th* rota from tha gal­ per, senatorial candidates, to call „ , ,ia msetlng at one*. Hodgaa allary wa* Baron Pompeo Alolso, o f1ready had said ho Intend* to head of th* Italian ^legation cl th* Loagu* of Nation* who had summon tho newly elected com­ Just returned from Genera, Near mitted following th* Jan* pri­ him were th* ambassadors from mary and let It dacld* if * Germany and Japan and th* minUlar of Austria. Mussolini road tho daefo* crest­ ing th* now empire based on th* conquest of Ethiopia, with com­ ment. Th* depot!** voted Immedi­ NEWARK, N. J„ May '.4e-GP> ately. ' —Two man dead, tlx hurt and minor proparty damtg* In * dottn communities I* tho toll of o Electric Storm In New Jersey Tomorrow's lid**: High at 3:32 A. M. and 3:17 P. M., lew at 9:01 K ilk ^ H u rts 6 A. M. and 9:21 P. M. CITY NEWS BRIEFS 14— < « I kg to- aS -Improved property at Seventh Street and MtUonviU* Arena* »a # ' transferred by warranty h. dopant ... / adminis­ trator* of tha estate to’ ComptrolI*r J. M. Lao, brought th* total la Intoritaac* tax** paid by the duPoat estate to $3,000,000. A check ter |1,000,OOty waa paid aovara] weeks ago. Auditon. bar. not yat definitely daterained th* total aaaont dua Florida by tho aetata aad th* payments wue tmada with the an d«ritending that ttoy artU to applied oa th* total debt If th* final amount prevoa greater ,thaa th* 40 Passengers Aboard Steamer To Be Abandoned Fir* Chief. M. N. Cleveland it in receipt of a certificate testi­ fying to hi* attendance *t tto Georgia State Kira Collage dur­ ing the aeek he attended that firs cheiCa convention in Atlanta. It was announced today that th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce wl.l sponsor a dsne* recital by local students of Piofeasor C. L. Ebssn In th* City Hall auditorium, Wednesday evening, May 20. ( Senate Leaders Continue Fight For State Cam to- Anoouncemsnt to today's pay. meat carried tto statement that U la understood ono-half of th* 13,000^00 payment will to used by tho state to match fadaral funds for Improvement* nt various atoto Inatltettat. |Diat r i c t Conference ■3“ ^ Of Woodmen Held To land on’ Plan Wide Campaign rmr-| Woodmen ad the World of tto •v bav* Second District sent delegates ■» por- from seven camp* to a meetlag la to Us Sanford last night when plane V ote For Senator Bible School To Be The weather: Generally fair olghl; Friday partly cloudy with WASHINGTON, Kay *14^—OTJ * few scattered showers In tto •Th* Sensto leadership moved extreme south and along the East *dneoday to provide for tto FloriCoast, slightly cooler on tha extram* northeast coast Friday. Exquoddy Power Project tha eangrtotram* norhwest Florida: Fair to­ tional authorisation which may night, Friday partly cloudy. makd their eontinaction possible. A resolution to authorise th* H. M. Papworth, former presi­ President to name two ongtooorlng dent of th* Seminole County boards of three man each, on* to Chamber of Commerce, today re­ consider feasibility of each project ceived * personal Utter from and report took by Juno 20, was Jamoa A. Farley, national Introduced by anator Robinson (D chairman of tto Democratic party, asking him to Join th* speaking staff of the party to Washington. Mr. Papworth tahl ho would decline tto Invitation. Raaponso to tto pMa for assUtones mad* la last Saturday'* ter holding Herald for a deeUtute family In m BlbM In- thla County endeavoring to keep thi* summer o ff th* relief rolls* waa "wonder­ to axacutlv* fu l* it la reported by Mice Dorothy. Lamb, tto Cduaty nurse. charthe*, at a Mattress*•, chair* and other neetto Praabylerisn /eaaiy artlcale af furniture, and d. Tto Institute t a t 99 and will waakm Hagf'tra. t tto Baptist id arranging ■to b comX. Watson, a. Roy WU. registrations tn, advisory: Dta CtoppoU af Miami, cmndltto for govonmr, will address SEATTLE. May 14.-(AV-Th# steamer North Sea, carrying 140 passenger*, ran ground on th* coast of Prine* of WaM* Island o ff th* southeast coast of Alaska, radio messages said. Th* ahlp re­ ported she lg Making badly and “ ready to abandon ship." Officials of Northland Trans­ portation Company said passen­ ger* had not yat bean removed. A Coast Guard cutter waa mi out from Kathlkan to ala tho vesssL tto Senate Com­ te*. remarked, "It that our committee awing on that biH.” an provided that ha affktaUy dam lit* chairman added atot* law required candidates to qualify 10 day* before a primary. “ I am g*lng to comply with tha tew," ho said. A new committee, twice th* alto of th* present group, will to olaet•d In tha June I primary. Ik will Include one woman and oaa soon from each county, Instead of • mol* representsthra from each. Hodgaa aald to personally fav­ ored a special primary, and to(laved on* would to called by tto committee to be held ’ about Sept. 1. Th* statement was mad* a* th* chairman announced to would summon th* new committee to a masting about June 30, to doaida tto matter. Hodgaa declared to would present th# alternative* to th* group, indorsing neither him­ self. Strang© Definitions Of Gratitude Given TAMPA. May . 14.— (ff>— “ What,” ashed the teector la tto seventh grade at Franklia Junior High School here, “ la tto defi­ nition of ‘gratitude’ ! " "Gratitude," replied a girl atedent, “ la what U on maps appo­ site longitude." ■<: "That'* wrong." a boy itadawk aald. ''Gratitude U what heap* | thing* from flytng out Into spam.* Tto veteran's* horn# waa la Salisbury, -Mass., but ba and Ur*. Smith, who survives him, had mods their tom* with their grand­ daughter la Loka Mary for tto laat two year*. Funeral service# wUI to toU In tto Community Church In taka Mary tomorrow afternoon at t o'clock, with tto Rov. J. M. Thompson, pastor af the chareh, officiating. Theodora Roosevelt Camp of tto United 8p*nlsh War Veterans la Sanford will assist Mr. Smith wa* a member of tto O. A. R. and th* Bona of VsUrant hi Newberry Pori, Mass. Tto body wiD to taka* to Nowell, Mass., for burial. Time Record Broken B y Giant Zeppelin, FRANKFORT, 'Oarmaay, May 14.—(AT— Surpassing aU raaorda for both oariward ^aod ^westward dsnberg touched ground at Iw T A. M. Wodnaaday, ending tha Arab' flight from America. ... $973,809 More To Bo Sent To The S d w * . ^ L L A H M M S ^ ^ h te ^ Tax Agent Slxin By Indixnx Rum Runners HAMMOND, Indiana. May 14. —1/n—Juba X Footer, member of tto tax ta li bantu of tto Internal revtoes service, wa* abet aad kU*d today by two men to aai a»otto* agent war* trailing. Goers* L,VnaU *r.ar*a alaoto) LOCAL -j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 13, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 13, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5f419fd3c82a0f136d16166ec8bf333d.pdf 5adfac6ebb42be8fb49a38c7e47c13c3 PDF Text Text * ’• tifw N v ictr Six Sanford Runs Win A 13-Inning Fracas Yesterday it SATURDAY, SUNDAY BOX SCORES OF SANFORD-GAINESVILLE GAMES fS A Jim V IM -K H»m*ni>. Jjflie Rallies By The :» G-Men On Saturday <? Nearly Upset Score A,lnlr. „ Jl. If All II H o . . , ,• I 1 I S # I 1 % r. «% M 'n|ir» . u Mnithy, 1 « » :I Uthlmt [iMrh-r Slip f f Play Blind Bogey Coif Tournament S t Augustine W ild 10 To 4 And 18 To 8 Saturday, DeL a n d Scores Of Week-End Evens Up N ext Day Games Of 2 Clubs Each Golfer Became Eligible F o r The '4 Prizes Offered flaying on Ita home field S atu r­ I Djylnnn Reach won both Ita day, St. Auguatln* defeated Do- glim i over the week-end, and the Lairi, 8 to 4, bat *h«tl tha Stint* hold til the Islander* on the top went ito Da Land yaetorday tinrin g of the percentage ladder -* Red* won on thalr homo Gold, 9 'to UH-U'by made (till more secure. 8. Saturday'a tic to y waa th c ’i l r .l The Reach club, playing on La the Salnta have (cored I hie aeahome field Satur ay defeated Pa*on over tM DaLand club. a ka, 10 to 4, and then in Sunday's Although touched fracly h r. an gam* at Palatka defeated the eeen doten olowa, ynuni; Ccrl A “ lea*, 14 to g. Weigel waa crodlta! with hi* ihliil A five-hit pitching performance victory of the *ei*on. He w ■t al­ ways lha m aster In the plnehea by Bill Klnaet, plus a Ill-hit attack and 14 Del and i nn«r* were left on Slaeelein, gave the (Handera it* ■trended on the l-a-e*. Three tim et victory Saturday o ier the A iahe retired the I*- '• with Hie »*ea ’ lee*. Klnao. waa nicked fo r two loaded. M y t d m , hard-hit­ • hit* and a run In the firat fram e ting rookie ou lelder, provided and for three hita and three run* lha winning hlnw t)vn h" lifted one In the third. The rest of the diaof Dopey Dean’* offering! out of lance he held the A uleaa hitlee* the park f o r a home-i The wwat came in the third with two men on ba*ea. The arora by Inning* in S atur­ day'! game: liaLand .......... 201 001 000—‘I St. Auguallno 104 000 OOx—6 A ninth Inning ra 1y turned de­ feat Into victory I for the Red* playing againat tha Salnta in DaLand Sunday. McMullen, Red hi’rler, got Into trouble In the first Innlh'g when the Salnta rapped nut four hit*, one a homer by Owen*, to take a four-run lead with the ■id of ,n erro r and a baa* on balla. Spectacle 1 eye doctor* engaged In a "blind bogey" golf toirncy on | tha Country O r b link* S-jnday afternoon, and each of Uta 11 par­ ticipant* made the IR hole* with icorei thai made them eligible for the four prixea th at acre of­ fered. Participant* In the tournament were delegate* to the c m 'r id Ion of the Slat* Association of Optom­ etrist* now being held In Sanford, and they were fo low*-, by oulto a gallery of other delegate* a* wall a a rttUen*. 1 The loweat net acote, 70. waa mule by Dt. Bud Brown. Dr, A. S. Vance and Dr. J. C. D trry each turned In acore* of 73, Dr. A. M. Chadboome, Dr. Rather M. In- # Iwlm-vlt, p Shaking th* Jinx «n.| pulling in i R , Of a slump that haa Men cjv ife p e n l*tent of tiif , (ha Lookout* ------- -------- r ------- n t l l M V I l . I . R ii i t » i t ik « iionm m ., in O’ H g their last two f i m t i , defeati , t s ir, ir *. Um 0*Man on Hanford Field laat A ll It 11 II a K 11,1,-k II, S a tu n a y afternoon 10 to 0 nd doi i j * t i ! ' '! 'h, i , * M etionaal. o * M# lha aama tram in Galnesvlllo V . yoatarday, 14 to 8. « 1 I l B • l- l e l l . r . It i 1 * ! i t f'craodn. I ’- ' 'B oth game* w rit m little too fa ifa e t l. p eloaa for comfort right at the * * * 1 • • lih rltlon . ■ p I I w i ri n ai ii ri ( t§ *.r11. p In Baturday’a game Han fun I B’ W i leading the G-Men at the e n i I of tho a llth inning by a acoir of I to 0, and ft lAbked a» though the I; lookout* had the conteat in Iht f* hag. But then the visitor* made u I* S7 11 * llnA'* In, C f t i n , Rinllh 2. Ilitrli, ll*.m.in*i H w ln jv ii |*fr |f. f IDO In lha aaventh, got three more no.* -Mill |J5 9 f. r. IIU li.« fr 1, Karrnftd a I, f] l « a man acroaa the home plate In th • Jin :n j 0<>g -|0 ■ " « I. M v rrM m - 1 . bfaltby, Wr\\ M fkth and in the ninth inning they * V .( iu‘ T o * . ! » * * » hit a. l l rC ro n*. ' it*-« j. i j r,rtivk A dair T h re e haae (ill* , Klina tut 11l*i| III »'it# P ataged aoch a rally that it ’oukp-t ■j . ..... rtnrififi.il H**m» rung. Rial r p ff 2 L- f ar a time th at ih i.g im * a u no Jw- H»lxiiJclL wrnTm , 5^ ----- Arfatr. U a c rltle ... tag bye-bye for the lookout* a- Mi i b t u i m i i, lit,, i* 2. Il'tinari.*. Urnrlloy j , H w lm lrll, Iftteh. Pinion. MflMfUkcal, * |*Uy«. r r - l f f r r |*. Hmllh to \ IKa G-Men scored five more run". rtmiUi, T w n 1*11*1 M i « I,.,-|lH „ JJ'11»*■«•« ml .11 a ll I#y to fllosann !u But tho roily wmh stopped just in h*i r r ««»'1r*. I'lijir i"It i **• M* I'ftirH.. Murk to Forrando In l^ -fl l tim«, with the final score, 10 to fi, M e l limtanl Mil* k ll*>m< r im . M -. H m lllt. U .llh v t „ U U **o n Ir tm aa l H i n l .n o Mcl-Vune. " " 'weev, I I, li* ln - * v lll. l in BanfonPs favor, f w l t l l l t l l 2, l U m . a , I l l . l m i r H j. rl • 1*•••►•. •*» balla. n i l JgcO.wn I. , .. „ . I a ,ta e tl J. m . r . i r . , 1 «, A ib rm ,.n B untby’s game in (f-iinesvillf Gr»'* I ji kr rtw Iro" l" 11 fo ir , i rtfrnrh nut. by l|rC*«f«vn i. fci Wont 13 innings, after an 8 to H * hfl till to*4 * ** S.I n furil ( . Iia I,!,.. I'K ila -n I. I i . e r a l r a i t I. A lb rlttx n tio a t tho end of the ninth stanza, .If 1 " » « • » « M rr'.tw n ( In I l - l in.................... » < » a . a „,| I n il,.; Off O u nlhorp I t t ’ Neither team «cored In the n e tt '•> to 1-1 lon in e and I run. o f f O ver£. three centos, hut when Uri I onkI I in * 1-1 m . " o i t * In I I 1 - 1 Innlna* a n t , 'le (- .,w „ n ii In "<* f s d a e l l 1, In T J ., E L 'fctte capt* to bat in the la th thuy rmi ni - nn rr p n itch iie h er. »r - IIn Vt , *Innlna* " * * a m i $0 , ,rue*, O b r tin l l t i a hr* Pvt a ll men arroaa the plate, on! Until burp. W in * pM rbrr. I,y llr«*4iwn the G-Men faile i to score In their r- I n r io ffif 1«|, oi*« 1,17. 'M*«r*| I'nll. IM atruff. w ln n tn i : 7 ar V r ° * 7 * , ' * * l l-tralg* pl lc b ar . AM irlilun I ,HPlr-a. r «m p b a ll . n-1 lit, to i it1 T in t* o f if am* J T i Z ^ 7 n l i T H E STA N O TN G S; Run In 17 Innings' K,OM,,,A/ T\Tv: n'r^ ,; ,,V . 1 Roll Overstreet has been added to the iiilchlng atn lf nf the I ahiI; , out* and nuide hi* firat ap|w-nr 1 ance on tha mound for the local club III Sunday'* game agalrul ihe G-Men In GulnpsvlRu. He pitrht'il eleven anil two-lhiril* In­ nings in the I't-lnnoing gnmu an I struck out five (S-Mcn. Overstreet rtarlnd the season with the llrla n it lli-ds, but that club released hint when he a l­ lowed only one earned run *n 17 Innings lhat he jiltched. Manager Stuffy Met’rone said today he lielievra Overstreet will make good willh the ly-ekR H Pci. out* und will m rterially strength­ 5 18 .H>0 en Ih* pitrliing sta ff of the Hun5 16 .412 5 16 .421 13 38 .100 21 36 .407 11 38 -TJ3 G AH 14Sfl 1037 1238 2293 2680 2189 St. l.nui* 4; Chicago 3 (ID In niiig*). I'itu b u rg h 10; Cincinnati 0. Brooklyn 2; Boston 0. Philadelphia 8; New York 3. * NOW READY \ Mrs, Herbert M a r y A**.' K. K u n a d l Phone 394-J New York Detnilt 4; Huston 0; Chicago 7; 5; Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 3. Washington C. St. Louis 3. 400 200 110-8 011 001 004—0 HOME N»w Tnrk 11<int mi 4'iwvrlnnit W nslilnm un <'I'lraKH I'Jlilili. *■j|rjlvlai Irtt. Irituia Winners Yesterday I n M ajor Leagues NATIONAL RUNS Dickey, Yank*. H DIMa f t io, Yanks, 1) Kuhel, Sena lor*, 1; Herman. lUd*. It Myutm, Bad*. 1. Th* Leader*: h Dickey, F obs Rad f Indiana, 6; Yank*. Tj Tit Klein, Cuba, ». Leaga American N a tio n a l------- Histon 5; Brooklyn 4 (IX In­ ning*). HL lo u ia 8; Chicago t (called end 8th ra in ). Cincinnati l | Pittsburgh 0. New York « ; Philadelphia 8. SPECIAL! a*, becauM of Carbon. Dun’* d a p , and cun, t n d l TUa m w miracl* l o n a g w carbon, u n I T [7 Beats Daytona Beach This Week s Games In Finals A fter 2 In Baseball Leagues Prelim inary Games’ floiuda state league Teeaday Hanford at DeLand. Uaine, Ylll4 gt Daytona Beach. «;t_ A ogujtlne a t Palatka. Wednesday \ ^ lon* B e th a t Sanford. D eljm d at Pm atk*. S t AujUJtln, l t Calne.vlll*. Thuraday Sin ford at Daytona Reach. Galneivlll* at SL Auguilin*. Palatka at D eland, Frida; St. Auguatln* »t Sanford. Palatka a t Giln**rlll*. I>* I'* nd • ‘ 9 ^ “ B“ eh' Dr. J. H. Vaughn each turned In net score* of 76, Dr. Bob Wilton scored 77, Dr. A. 11. llolliw ay scored 78, a seor* tff 79 was mad* ) • Dr. George T. Bird, and Dr. W alter V. Kennedy turned In a acore of 80, Blind bogey prite* were offered for score* between 68 and 83. P lrit priie went to Dr. George T. Bird, second prll* waa accorded Dr. Rather M. Ingram of Shelby, N. C., third prii* wept to Dr. A. 8. Vance end fourth prii* waa awardc l Dr. Kayl K- Eychaner. LEGION JUNIOR LEAGUE TUESDAY; Red* va. Bulldog*THURSDAY: Panther* • »»• Senator*. FRIDAY: Cherokee* v*. Cardi­ nal*. LIONS LEAGUB TUESDAY: Red Soi vu. Cub*. WEDNESDAY: Plrataa *■Bemino'e*. THURSDAY: Red So* *», Giants. FRIDAY; Pirate* n . Cub*. fEXTRAf r,kn,<,H •* B*- A uguitlna. fi(In „ e | | | . . t PaU tka. n . ytoM B„ ch , t DeLand. Inary D el-and waa dafaatad by era of America In tha C Apopka. 13 to 2, while Bt. Cloud Florida lection wltn***ed defeated Haatinga, 6 to 2, In the tournam ent Saturday’s Results ZINNIA PLANTS FFA Diamond Bail Tourney Taken By St.^ Cloud Team Apnpka and Cr»»” nl ra R n in tc ^ i Idayrf In tho A "* p«ll-tdnanr. L " 1" : ' " . . Jf. to 6 1DeLand j * Big Six Baseball k rry , Giant* Irubaker, Plr. killlvan, Ind. km aree, Cuba L Farrell, R. 8. lad wick, Catd* Ig a sensational comeback after taking a »*verw licking In round, Jony C ^nionerl. lightweight champion, won a 10'l*ion over Jimm y M clam ln, a t Nrw York City. Mcaeen (left) »napping a right to the head of Tony In the I, but Canxoneri {right) la under it with both fUtn cockwi. _____ I . . „ , . u1 St. Cloud won th* diamond ball chnmptonehip for the Seventh District Future Farm ers of, America chapter* in the .all-day . „ . . tournament Saturday. In the firat preliminary game St. Cloud defeated Oviedo. 6 to' 3, and then In the itctmd It d*-| feated Hasting*. 6 to 2. In th* final* It won over Daytona! Beach 12 to 8. Sanford entered tha prellmlparies, b u t H a.tlng. won. 15 tol-J Is Signed By The Lookouts % 11 OpitfnreWifi Saints And R eds Bolt Games Won Each WinA Game By Daytona From During Week-End Palatka A zaleas March of Tint �[ • "< » >; a , 4 S an fo rd I* T h e Only C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Rail, H ig h * * ' A nd W ater r n in a p o rta tlo o Member Aaaodatad Free Barbecue P la n Rejected! By Committee, Many Subjects Talked A t Doyle Carlton Long CommissionSession And C. Pepper FORREST STONE Optometrists Plenty Of Uses F or1 Candidates’ Money; D uring Four Years, S t a t *e______ s Secretary NUMBER 170 SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 193# InSenateRace Last B ig Name Scratched O ff By U.S. G-Men Short Statements Of CITY NEWS BRIEFS Position Given By. F i r s t Candidates F or Trammell Seat Mrs. Stoll’s Kidnaper Taken On Coast Is Returned By Plane To Louisville, Ky. Agenda Cleared, Ad- T- — journm ent T a k e n Houghton Re-Elected Secretary; 100 A t Banquet And Dance In M ayfair Hotel " ‘ '— 1 BOB DODSON The town clock struck II before tha City Commission adjourned last night, and then after that the Commissioners resasrmbled aa a Tomorrow’, tides: tax adjustm ent board end conA. M. and 7 15 | \ M tlnuad to discuss City atfelra for A, M and 1.1 il 1’. Florida optom etrists, meeting in a time. Ali m rm tera were present TALLAHASSEE. May 1 2 .-W ) with the exception of CommitSanford In their first state con­ The fire department exting­ —Claude t’eppcr of Tallahassee eloner W. R. Dupree. vention held In this eity, today re­ uished ■ grass fire in the 4l)i and Dolye E. Carlton, farmer The Commissioners discussed Mock on pttinrttn Avenue yes- governor last nighi entered the elected Dr. I t C. Bompoui of St. race for United Slates senator lu Petersburg aa president of the with a group of young aviatore terdsy afternoon. serve out the uneiptred term of S tate Association, and choee Dr. the future of tl^f Municipal Air­ A. C. Houghton of West Palm port, b u t decided to refer the The weather: Fair tonight and Park Tftammel!, who died FriBeach aa secretary of the organl m atter to four local aviation en­ Wednesday. E tterem e northwest J *lr* . . „ i thusiasts for advice; they fipgered sh . , „Partly cloudy , , .tonight . in an 81-word statem ent, Carlaatlon for another term. samples of cloth, but decided to Florida * ton said: Dr. W alter Kennedy of Sara- leave to the mayor, clerk and the i e. nesi ay, . | »( , m a capitulate before the Bob Dodson. popular Heminuc s o u was elected Drat vice-pres­ police and fire chief* tha se a c . ----------W A S H IN G T O N . M n y 12. Request from political can-! ' peop.e of Florida fo; the ofltce of County sp.trnrman, has announced Hugh C. Whelchel of Sanford ident, Dr. A. 8, Kltienln of {Teart — (AIM — T h e g o v e rn m e n t of new uniforms for policemen * te a t h a t ' L " ....... his randokiry for constable in thu United H iatts senator. Limited lhr County I w ater was chosen second vice - 1 end firemen; and discussed re­ and Hoy F. Fu leger of Port time compete me to aek friends Fourth District eubject to thu c h eck ed th e In st hijr n am o given by hi, arction; president, and Dr. Glenn Clapp of quests for disregarding the ton­ Washington, N. Y., have traded to* take such initiative in my be- Democratic prim aries in June from it* list of h u n te d " p u b ­ ^ o u n t , Democratic Commit-! nrvrr had a I p ro i'irtir, un West First Street, half aa they feel my candidacy This i» Mr, 11.-icon's first venture lic r n e m ii'a ” to d ay n s ju s ti c e tee In Sanford next weekto m sm brr of tha 'Board Z J T 2of County Miami waa elected third vice- ing map, hut referred several arc to w arranty deeds filed deserves. ncent.e b ro u g h t T h o m a s H . any and every person desfr Commissioner,, (hat “ now is the president. Elected to the new items to the Planning Commission. for tiling in politics. ie. oi,| Monday afternoon. board of directors are Dr. Frank Tha City Commission also In­ Ui*binnon, J r ., to L oulnvlllc, "V ohintary efforts, individually lng to attend waa turned time to fleet o n r.” Hadley of Jacksonville, Dr. G. I- structed City Engineer Fred T. and In the formation of organK y., b y pinin' to a tn n d tr ia l down today by the Commit­ Kinsey tppearn! before 11<t|onJ to promote my candidacy Mandervilla of Fort PVerea, and Williams to do some pre iminary fo r b is life in th e k id n a p in g tee. County Ju.|go Jas. G. Sharon thia| wi|| o . d„ ply p o u t e d . if Dr. K. H. Oakley of Fort Mysre. work, preparatory to filing for o f M rs. A lice S p eed S to ll. Candidates asking f o r M i d p . n n. on an Intoxication moimqs intoxication , chosen for this office 1 will give Government men veiled Robinson b r W u . uM that the Committee - Q r f C S t D . M O I t e No choice hae as yet been made new projects with the Wl’A a fte r charge and put up bond of (S<1 for July 1, Instructed City Clerk F. 8. to tha people the strongest rep­ at Glendale, Calif., last nighty haa a lot of money as a rtault of of next year-* convention , his appe trance a t the July term ’ t e l u t i o n o fw h ich ent capable without firing a shut and 1 • nil ih .t deeiaiea.M w.As M W».W * w ill, ' rlion engineer the one per cant aaaasamant made and that «h L*m*on , tU nd*° ln M ,il* t t t• l jw»,iM ind of court faithful and pledge myself 10“ him ahnanl a plane fbr LoaiavHI*. to* each o f the- more thaw- 70 the executive board. It la can- du, u„ ^ | n ita |Ution of . w ater and honorab.a service." randidataa, b at Secretary Sherman J Edgar Hoover, head o f* the Iderad probable th a t the 1837 softener, and ordered setting Many Sanford business men Pepper presented his name In a G-Men, saiil today that Robin­ M, Lloyd of tha Committee says convention of tha aye specialists aside of 11 lote in Evergreen are etpectfsl to attend this even 28-word stateihent which said; son has admitted kidnaping Mr*. that It haa hare'y enough to pay will be held either in the extreme Cemetery aa a V eterans' olock. lag's meeting in Ovteilo of the "I desire the opportunity of Stull. Hoover said Robinson told eipenaaa for tha next four yean. western part of the state or in Seminol,. County Chamber of Com Tha one eubject requiring the presenting myself to the people federal agents his first plan was Tha secretory laiued the following South Florida. longest discussion was a proposal lAcrcc. Supper is to be- served in uf Florida as a candidate for the f to kidnap C. ('. Stoll, father(tatam aali The women's auxiliary of the made by W. H. Schmidt that the Ihr Ikiiedo High School el 7 United Stales Senate to suc­ “Tha committee, after being ceed the late Honorable Park , Optometrists Association e.ect- City erect a platform and provide oVlock, preceding the meeting. ! the rh lrr Stoll w** not i t homo, presented with tha pmrram, Trammell." ed Mr*, h c . numpou* of st. seats on the street tomorrow eve­ GENKA'A. May 1 * _ M V 1^ '* U' hr w\ nt *° ,h* _ _ _ _ j Petersburg president, H n . J . L. ning when Sanator W. C. Hodges, Slate Senator Wm. C. Hodges Tha announcement put Pepper deemed It did not have sufficient leepened tonight' to n ig h t! SMI ‘ h,’n|'* h,to|n* a I • fnnda to meet with tha request of Bellening that “since there haa Maudevllle of Titusville vice- candidate for governor, speaks In will a d d r e s s the voters of Sem­ and Carlton in the race for the Europe's crisis deepened w o n il male prmp^ctlvo victim* f te candid*tea far tha following never been a man from the AHa- president, and Mrs. A. S. Kltchan Hanford. Not a member or the inole County In Hanford tomor* Democratic nomination, whether it ■s thu Italinn delrgation left Ge­ Whrn hr cnulil not find th t reason,: First, that since an m or. j monte part of the district on the of Clearwater secretary-treasurer. board agreed with Mr. Hchmldt'e row evrning. speaking at H la made by the S tate Democratic neva by order of I'remler Mus­ younjrvr Stoll hr quickly decided Executive Committee or In e spe­ solini and the leag u e of Nation's ■aqua gathering could be expected Board of County • Commissioners The following were appointed dis­ idea, however, m aintaining th at o'clock at the intersection of abduct the woman, ho told cial nominating prim ary. Pepper council derided “there is no •tofunt*. a t a free herbecue, the funds now is the lime ,to elect one," trict directors: E ast Coast, Mrs. if the City provided a speaking Magnolia Avenue and First ran for the Herutu in 1934 against cause" to modify m rsautea token would not be sufficient ta war­ F orrest M. Stone of Maitland haa Clauds Beckwith of Miami, West platform for one candidate It Street. Mra. Stoll, wife of a wealthy Trammell and was defeated 103,- against Italy. These measures are ran t the staging of ■ barbecue announced as a candidate from the Florida. .Mr*. A. H. Holloway of would have to do so for other*. sanctions decreed by the l.engt'e oil man. was s'uggrd with a lead St. Petersburg; North Florida, Upon Mr. Schmldt'e further re ­ 1)28 votes to 98,798. and rally worthy of the commit­ Third District, lie was one of tha Four boys were last qjght in as a result of what the 1 /s fi'n pipe before bvlnr taken from her M n . U L. Maudevllle o f T itus­ quest, however, the Commission tee and tha candidate*, and the la st to qualify. finally granted him permiseion to durte-t into Troop 11, (he new Hoy ville. declared to be unprovoke 1 ng- home in a 150,900 kidnaping In Nominate In Primary estimated coat, from good author­ ‘ Mr. Stone waa born In Maitland, Scout organization sponsored be park at tha intersection of Mag­ gresslon against Ethlopl*. S hort­ the fall of 1934. Federal law proTAMPA, May 12.—Doyle E. Mors than 100 persona attended ity, would be from |1,000 to attending the public school there the First Baptist Church. They | Carlton, whs has announced for ly before Ihp council', action vldrs the death penalty where the a banquet and dance la st evening nolia Avenue and F lrit Street a I1JMXMW; second, that tba com- and then went to Rolliaa College, big truck on which an orcheetr* are Harold Keeling, Julian Rob­ senator, today called on J. U. Baron Fampeo Alois! and the sit- victim of kidnaping suffers bodily i baa a budget u- meat ever built a filling staflem on the Ban- in tha M ayfair j total w here all could.be seated, and to place base­ erts, Bernard Cellini and Lester Hodges, chairman of tha State lira, fascist delegation left the harm „ .* - * . *-" sessions of tbo convention a re be­ Rinse. Wm. E. Kader la scout- Democratic Committee, asking him city. ' year period and the amount ford-Orlandn Highway In 1928 and ihiblnson, who was I r a p p A bo­ ing held. Dr. H enry McLaulin of ball benches on tha sidewalks if blaster of thu new troop. fund will ree fy be needed Since then enlarged and modernha would transport tha benches Alolal refused to dlsfuei to call tha committee quickly to n u s* a drug store elork noticed carry on the committee work. lied It three timex until he now Sanford welcomed the delegatee, from the ball park to the City and consider a method by which can­ Ethiopian m aattre* wl n other a “woman" custbmar appeared and abort talks were made by beck to tha park a fter the speak­ Pursuant to requests from ievThe members of the committee I haa one of the outstanding onedidates for ienator may enlsr tho le a g u e diplomats . In thu pr-'unce mannish and reported to tha po­ many of tha physicians, both men eral candidate* who desire to dec­ Juno prim artei. He said every of a roprusuntativa of llailn lice, had (4.200 or tha Stoll ranhave been increased from about I atop service stations, with grocery and women, who era attending the ing. . orate telephone pules along the The airp o rt question also ronargum ent appears to him to ba in Selassie. Thu Italian aabl there la aom money on hia parson whan U lb IS members th is next four, Bn,j market in connection, on tha sessions. streets of Sanford with thalr pic aumed considerable time. Marvin favor of putting candidates in no sovereignty in Ethiopia save arrested. year period and these committee-1 highways of the state. A large Tbs convention la to close this Smith aiuf Archie Bxk-r t.f RE’ City Attorney Fred R. WII- the forthcoming prim ary a* th at of Italy, no government save women and Commit teaman aro en-| proportion of his merchandise la afternoon. The first session waa R^tiinaun hail hern living In GttnCloud and Harold Young of Klv-| »on' » “ instructed by th« City "voteri of tha party are entitled that of "Em peror" Victor E m ­ titled to compensation for each purchased from Hanford who'e- held Sunday avening. ili ^ j * o months under tha name simmee appeared before tha Com- Uommission last night to look up to select their own nominee for manuel, King of Italy. m set lng attended. | e s 'e n and In placing on the m ar. mission with thalr request to ordtonco provisiuna said to pro- senator ainca ample tim e to do so In Rome reliable sources said a of . in Simons. He had g rown “Following la tba budget forj fcet fru it from the Stone hometha port for flva yeara a t | t a j e ude such practices. ‘ diplomatic break between Italy and a musUcho to hide hi* Identity.. to the primaries exist*.” tbe next four years—Secretary's, , t«.d he uses the facilities of the yvar. But the Iftmmlsafonefe w erat --------G reat Britain cou.d not b.« avoid­ Jle readily admitted hla Identity. m lary, *100 (four y e a n ); Bute; ro IW d , the BC John* River Una Tho federal agents recently had hesitant about relinquishing ranUeu. W. Scofield of Inverness, ed if England continued t j ureas and National Cora mlUse, *100: and thu Farmers Market In San captured other such public ene­ trol of the municipal field, end I candidate for Congresi from the (or^oancliona at Geneva. (M aU i mileage duo, *85; poet- ford. mies a* Alvin Karpla, H arry Maynr 8. O. Shlnholscr, with tho F ifth District, is spending ludiy a*a aad printing, (B0; wires, *15; Mr. Stone is a past master of consent of other members at the to Hanford and will speak at M, Campbell and William Mahan, •Id debts, *1M. compensation forj thu Maeunic Lodge and belongs board, appointed Ralph W ight, R .t°'rieck this evening, . t the toter- Q _ as m V wanted In tho kidnaping* of Wil­ J. Reel, Voile Williams and George *ectiun of Magnolia Avenue and O i t l V i a l l O H J * A III j committee members, one meeting, to the ivesbyterian Church. liam Hamm, Jr., Edward G. Bre­ Mor* than 70 membtri of tha •eeb year for four years at * « < > ] ---------------------Deeteh ta a committee to w ork| F irst Street. Mr. Scofield favors mer and young Ccur go Weyer­ Benevolent and Protective Order out some plan with tha young toe Townsend Flan and the cross- Volunteer workers for tha Sal­ haeuser, of Elk* enjoyed n banquet in tha aviator* whareby tho City's In-1 *tote canal. vation Army will continue to car­ Robinson, once an inmate of tho Mayfair Hotal last evening and tCeatlaoea o» r * n n o n I . ry the appeal for funds for tl|> Tennessee State Insane Asylum, listened to an Impromptu speech I The dance of the graduating charitable organisation until avaty by “Jimmy" W right who urged S i m n u n n ^ T a l l r a T a r*, u of Seminole nigh school win person for whom a “prospect card’* WASHINGTON, May 12.—<A*)— waa considered jmrhapa tho moat A. Mitchell Palm er, former ■a t ­ th a t the better rapport of the Sanford O l l l i p Z H f l l l a m a 1 U be given In the assemuly h al on waa filled out has been called up­ torney genaral, died a t Em er­ elusive of tho kidnap fugitlvra, Caaaty C am atttaa bad oent largo being credited with unusual clarBaseball Club and ot the Crip­ on, it waa elated today a t head­ gency Hospital Monday a tta r an erneas. ta tba Natlanal Commitpled Children'i Homo. Thera were quarters. Tha budgat waa sat at Speaking In Oviedo yesterday other speaker* on tha program, appendectomy. la tha la st cam* 13,500, but tha to u t at noon today Fainter, who waa 84, under­ P*i*a tba remit tanca sent from morning Senator Wm. C. Hodges but according to F. F. D onor, ex­ had reached only *1,387.45. went an operation Apr. 2u and tbia eaoaty to the state and Na­ bettor known aa "Homestead Bill," alted ruler, Hr. Wright** nnanOng subscription for t25 and had been progressing favorably 1 1elude Us sessian that evening betional Comm Uses totalled only called attention to the grave In­ nounrad address brought forth T. E. Simpson, newly elected fore ‘ 10:30 o’clock, the hour of the six for *5 each were reported to­ until yesterday morning when his *100, a r *M to each committee. justice being perpetrated against the moat ready response. preaidant of tba 8am Ino la County ball. day, but tho othor gift* are foe condition became critical. Tba aama a m e n t la to be tent the thousands of sportsmen and E. F. Houihotdor, post exalted Chamber of Commerce, waa tha ■mailer amounts. Tho Elberls fisherman In thla atate who own ruler, A form er representative from MANCHESTER, England, May tbla year, be Mid. * was toastmaster and principal speaker a t the regular T h i s morning’s Jacksonville Crate Company* waa th« *23 Pennsylvania, Palm er served as 12.—(A3)—Dr. Buck Ruxton waa •mall rowboats and trailer*. H* speeches were made by Caspian weekly luncheon of tho IRotsry Times-Union prints a picture doner and tho *3 subscription! attorney-general during lh« last hanged in Strangsway’a jail today Hals of New Smyrna, district /tfW rd o th F u n eral |t » fish in the lake* and stream* deputy grand exalted ruler; Dr. Club hold today in tha Mayfair showing Miss Louisa Johnston, came from tho Standard Grower*, two years uf tha VVLliun ad ­ for the “Devil’s Bathtub" sloytnga HotoL Tho aubjoct of Mr. SimrM. M. Cleveland, W hiter Cole­ of his wife and nursemaid. CL B. Alexander of Duncan. O kla, •on’s address waa “Tbo Service Sanford girl recently crowned as man, Georg* Bishop, Kilgora Seed ministration. “Mias Florida.” pinning a Sal­ During the w ar he waa alien Tha 38 year-old physician waa d representatives of K'.ki -- ---- uae their boats only once or twice lodges In DeLand, Cocoa, Orlando Clubf and Their Value to a Com­ vation Army lag on Mayor Shin- Company and C. L. Bold In. munity." Other su« script Iona are aa fol­ property custodian. Ha waa born convicted of kllllag toe woman ha ^QUITMAN, Oto, May 1V —W )— each year; and aa five dollar* la Declaring that tha Rotary Cluh. Holaaru Tom Simpson, president low.: The O htU t and 8. F. Doud- a t Moose head. Pa.. May 4, 1872. married while attending Edin­ Paetorday paid last trlb- the minimum amount charged for and Tampa. During the banquet a program tha Klwonia Club and tho Lions of the County Chamber of Com­ nry, *3 each; Vorn’s Shop *2; J. Ha was active aa a director ln a burgh University, I t years ago. *> 5- I n k Falrylolh, *0, wide- any tag the law would hare to be m u le and entertainment was Club Kara contributed materially merce, la shown in the back­ R. Tatum , Roy William*. W. A. number of business** In Strouds­ Ruxton deserted hi* Parses wlfo •P fleet b a r te r s basinets | changed before relief could be of given. stoco thalr organisation to a vart ground. McMullen, T. P. d rsd y , Mra. R- burg, Pa., where ha maintained In Bombay, India, when ha cams _____ fatal offered. to Britain. Mra. Violet Van Dor Improvement In |buelneee ethics. | R. Dess, Mr*, W. a Rutledge, a residence. ettpeh fat Oriffla, Saturday, If elected governor, Senator Elst, m llliunt campaigner agipa| M t only in thU city, bat also C o m m u n i s m H r m /•H ah Walsh and F . P, Stafford M route ta Atlanta by Hodges pledged his advocacy of lhroug^oqt tho wh«U country. Mr. f .w n u " I J , 1 , 8 n i . 11 each; ahd 10 In amall/T amounts the change In the law so ae_to n . ... , /, ed to stags a demonstration white simpaon doc la rod th a t their In-; i u s from 10 othor persona. _ basted one U Sooth- allow those boats and trailer* to Ruzton was being hangwl, nalsg fluence has boon most widely fe lt1 Oeargta1* graotoat k n in tn “P*rnto for *t least no mor* than --------loudspeakers on trucks, waa 8 to r * * , one dollar for tha fall yaar. O. Raymond E lia n , candidate in tho fig h t to oliminato unfair | VATICAN CITY. May I I . practices from business methods. BARTOW, May The j a l l o d . Ptua attacked communism After apeaking In Oviedo, Ml F ree Feed Would Cost Oyer $1500 To Be Tried On > Capital Charge' Only $50 To Be Sent To National Com­ m ittee Of TJia Party Ransom Money Found On The Person Of Thomas Robertson Is Candidate For The County Board eity, J™7 ^ I t a l y ’s Delegate To Geneva League Ordered To Leave 1 League Won’t Change Stand And Crisis in Kurone Deepens ln ,'"*; *,f hU Believes It Is Tjme His District Should HaveRcprcsentativC; 70 E lks A ttend Banquet Served! In The M ayfair Prospect C a r d s Being Worked By A H odges A dvocates Trailer T ag Costing One Dollar Rotary On Value Of Service d a b s S5S31.~ 614 ¥ Is H eld In Quitman M ’S ? U S * SS 2S ‘Bathtub’ M urderer Hanged In England in uraiyi v Fire" Of P o p e P for Congress from tba new fifth district, completed a two weeks’ Mr. Slmpoon also stated that tho (4 a "common enemy" that “haa (peaking tour Saturday night with •orvleo chtoo ora otways a b>x already- damaged family I help-ki toying to uhU ve '.any, A d dnutog Hungarian ptlgrams worthwhile g ^ in n community. 1asser ted to tna Vatican by Card­ Sonferd aad at *:M ha Da Land. J. L In f toy ramiadod tho R.» In both plaeoo ho frankly tarlaaa th at thio in “Hospital inal flaradi, primate of Hungary, elated Ms position On Uw crosstho Pontiff said yesterday: Day" ta d urgod them to pay a •tat* canal, a subject of interest visit to tha local hospital. Point­ to the voter* to thaaa firatt and ing out coma •4 tha poods of the vegetable growing lammnnlllii, hoepltal and oak log far too sup­ •WHAT’S DOING by telling them precisely what he, port of too EoUrtano, Mr. lng ley'i n few days previously, had told •ppoal woe cnraocaful In secur­ TODAY voters la Putnam, Mario* and ing too approval of tho club for * 4 0 P, M.: Royal Arch Ms other counties mere favorable to tho pare bead of o *00 fracture •on*, Mppor, Mason to ttd l. the canal. - r - 7 - .« T j - r - 7 r ” toble to odd to tho equipment of 7:0* F. M.: Chamber of ComHe mentioned bln record in tJ|f kflflplff), •totra, Oviedo High School. Orange county over n period of Viellor* a t tho hnchoon today T:M P . M.: Choaa Club, Valdez thirteen year* and urged the Included: Chao. Abbott of Ska- BatoL thoughtful watte bo, N. T , A rt Kitchen of •tOO P. \L. Geo. W. Bra field pocompllshmente Clrarwatar, E. T. Halnea of Al- HUeol speech P i n t and Magnolia. PARSING MEET E M a K. . deciding which 1' Umooto Springs, D r. a P. GalTOMORROW 1 to Washington to rin o f Tam pa, Dr. K. J / W h o ot tf > U P. M , i Klwonl. Club May MIAMI. May I t The Ocala, Goo. 8. Footer of Atlanta. fair (fatal City of Miami today waa a toot J m Scarlett of P ol a ad Bill Dany 4:0* P. M.: Baaobail. Sanford Coao involving tho legality, duties of Daytona Booth, and Frances PW4. . . VtceUa •k artin g motorists to park Ora he Rocmiliat Biropaon of Waa. a Hodges, *o(traeto. county »«Ik (tor. Sanford, H n * and Magnolia. & of more In Oeor- program for tha day Included '.alkf at Winter Park, before the Junior la Chamt*r.aJt Ctunnmrc* la Oilaado, at noon; Saint Cloud and Melbourne in the afternoon aad a final address over radio atatiow BO In Orlando at * o’clock tost ‘MARITIME NEWS WD night. Senator Hodges speaks In San­ Iho Pact of n o rford at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, h r i i y i , May II, at tha corner of Magno'la dally. ^Jmm'veri Avenue and First Street. Seating arrivals arrangemsnts have been cempletMn •*. John* ed together with musical enter­ tainment and a large oadlanc* h May U , liM . expected. In com of rain tho OT 8ANPORD, gen- meeting will be transferee to tho BL Johns Hirer U m Court House auditorium. V Mitchell Palmer, Former Member Of Cabinet, Dies 5 Position O n Canal I* Given l l y EUars OF t S tate *TentatIv c' I y’ "1P'U’ »u'nUl»“«“* Rests H ogging Case WPA O rchestra To Play. In Ja x Tonight Tha symphony orchestra of tho W. P. A. U giving a most elabo­ rate contort In JockoonvlIU this owning occompalntd by o chorus of 17* vela**. Tho onoamhlo of ov*r a hun­ dred of Florida’s flnoat musl.lana have begun thalr good will tours of tho state giving free concerts where*rer a community drslrca to hara thorn, and will put up a small axpattoo fund. Sanford has arranged for n concert on the avening of May 1*. under Utf, sponsorship of tho Seminole High P. T, A„ in the auditorium. Tho Joekaonvlllo unit of 40 mutic la no la coming hero and will play under tha direction of Fierce Drohon of Jacksonville. Mr. Prohan is .a campooor, and a raquest haa haan mod* th at two of hia Invocation* shall ho inrindod In tho program. state tentatively rested Its csss t o d a y •against sevss* --former policemen on trial in tho Tampa flogging cose. Prosecutor Rex Farrior at first said definitely tha cow was completed after more than four woeko of testimony, but than changed hla mind and used tho word “tentatively.” Pat Whitak­ er, ehlef defense counsel, declined to make any statement whether he will seek directed vardlcta of acquittal or Wbather dofanao evidence will ho Introduced. TOBACCO MEN PLK.188D JASPER, Map 12.—A* a suit of good weather and an am­ ple auply of growers of Hamilton county aro wsll pleased with thalr proopocta for tho Maoofl. Acreage set to tobocco -this year la fully 10 percent‘larger than that of H M . saya Caaaty' Agent J . J . Spchraat V u.r Hi I bul finding Trammell Committee Berth Goes To Walflh WASHINGTON, May IS,— Senator Walsh, Democrat; Matoa rhusstts, will succeed Park Tammrli aa chairman of tha ta p U nt Sonata Nava) tea. Avar Pete A ra n g o . Mor. Aversa* A*r. Avsraso MAT t ft «z n �j , «j ; i 4\>i .c -^ k i-c • : , * | V t~cUte » ♦ a - n » * • w In 1984. The amount of'theme Joan* Incriwed ii In 1982, to $4,994,911 the following year, and to 909*(ff 1994, : •*— by the federal lind bank to b only $760,000 d u rin g the farmers, as eom: year p rrto d p r k t Old Viking county, according to the I year •Wet T«t i«oo,ooo m a.. lit figure* obtained srzjiJ r. , Vet D«nlto M»W0. t i e Mg boa*. the namber cm mil*# neeae Ufaml1**** **■S*f**9; fat IMS U e pit «f the depre* Iln •"•m et1 n 1934. 4369 loan* valued at $10339,668. ; JM* * tatfaalnw * — •im , yet . 1U *0 par Mitt; rt» * • 1935. 666 loans ralufd at $1,364,460. ' W*her than three year* agb wlad J^TVaJTrA. T he farh. c r e d i t ' figure* .how the following number of 14 percent abore taat yaar. Pah- f?T- r f l l f f loAM Involved for the enuntfee U akynwkcilng-it ■„ u al ,~ ~ r r . and the l amount T r ™ . — .... — ______ . . .in Repr©- U e M j . from-May-4^1033, tentative FotcnwnV PotorwnnV dlatrirt dletriet-flhtb-May 1, 1083, through U | ^ .4 e , H-thr .» ,s . hM hi,b.1 - i ierrf-t*-»m, brW-H b*« December of last year! . 1"f, ■] & to pr * - Um* - » ' ™ Charlotte, 27 loana vested at $53,400. Yaar IVr capita Per capita No. on Cltrue, 13 loan* valued at $20,200. Federal e<.ro4.<Ubt Belief Collier, three Joan* valued at $2,700., 1M0 -93.00 fLM DeRoto, 172 loan* valued at $460320. ie u . f je m e Gladys, two lofena .valued at $2,000. i n s - bolts mat , Hardee, 262 loan* valued at $4&%27&‘ te n _ 40.91 m a t 20^*00,000 Hendry, nine loan* valued at $13,770. I« 4 . . t i l t 9117* 1t.4W.00o Hbnwndo, 4 0 k ^ .t » l u e d at $49,900. ’ I tM _ MOO 226.71 82.000,000 Highland*, J22loun* valued at $430,076. tea* Mt. tsjoo iso .00 14300 .0*0 i Y et deeplu three figures peoHIIMborough, 642 loan* valued at $ 9 0 389. H e' <U m £ eeenl* t e X worried Lake, 360 loan* valued at $968,940, shoot 0 4 attaetle*. Pfew e a te n Lee, 60 loan* valued at $176,636.' comprehend the magnitude eg the •um< pouring eat from WashtagWe. When f .a y that the gbv. ernatent will »pm4 neatly 10 billion deUfre tKU year; It aca^nI ly regUUra. Similarly, when 1 laajf th at the federal —earnI m aef• defteH wQI be areead flee bltUana. It makee n a be- f Uu»t ruihlng gown Iba CM e l them day*, lha *re it la apt ww of tbeae Income. I u compar over 19M .. ReaUtrittion* Im V year! Were 4Q,f50 M eottpared with 34,763 In 1084 and 22,UQ in 1988. ... Batik deposit* of llcenaed bank* tBadoM «U Incriiaael w E8.9 per cent for laat year a* compared with 1988. Depoalti in 1986 totaled $214,078,000 a’g ahut $188^0,000 In 1934 and $168,087,000 ln 1933. A 1843 par c*nt,lncrea*e ia ahown In Income tax collec­ tion* 1935- over 1933. Collection* laat y*ar war* $9,171,QJO^m compared with $6,074,620 hr 1984 gad $8318,772 In u n ,sr*»E s‘ SS3: Employment In 1986 wa*6 par cent ©V** that of 1918, iW'.Indes'lists 108* for 1984 a* cotapar*d with 108* fdr 1884 and $08 for 1988, . .........................■_ Not only more worsen *r* on the job but aH are get*! ting more money, th« payroll index ha*, as Increase of. 173 per cent to the 6 par cent In the employment index. Ma­ ura* glvo 1984 a, payroll index of U 7 3 k *a compared with llS J x for 1934 Md 100 few m • . ,| • All In aR. Florida U certainly getUns out of th* "V»- SANFORD * 9 > ® f * 8 lv pMat*. aad from the baakt. Them IdU p iU m a already awa eear DO percent of the ooUUmJIac fede n ( g«T<mmcnt bond*. But to wbqtn dffa tba money of tbeee In* »nJ .To «5. hoM Cr^BW fa Urn .m tfirS S lb* hamTh*! r u . i r of 7 fa h b to j.V e ’ March. ISWl Mlto ’ lt tm ^ w rw U d beat policy. um fJr J f every 4 lag akateheg r.T.eoe, J wet [f tKU were toon Uka • prablaml Bn afraid to ta rotate. Thai eraahaaea Ue are U k tag ■ ' gkfk1*m iet ' Can no linger bor*W U pay lb current Mlb, Own! i W SM altte will bogla, flnan-j rHI ebaak wlB fallow, and the Ilf* 1 abridge and' family protecljun ef ■Tgreat iSfaa aectlak of the Amer­ ican poepte wUI bb Wiped pet. The grcicae wHe are new eupportlan and UeefRlag ty puWiepeadwg-wUl be lha eery ones lo 1aaffay. Om meat by currency Im STRAWBERRY �H A NFO RD BANTOBD, P U n O D X m m ism Talked At Meet Of Commission WideOpenCampaignBri Many Issues On A ll Front down to th* North Atlantic t ou t J Is, eouavquenUy. m u r td . Nor to j It unlikely that tho Republican manager* will doToto oojn# of i Ihoir otton lion to tho ttatoo uau- ’J ally numb*rod In tho ItemoeratW solid sooth In 1928 Mr. Hoover tarried : jj several o( thus* ■ta t os. Nov tl thora aro evidences of souther* -J ' Democratic revolt against son* ' 4I of tho Roooorolt policies. Aacurad of a eapalrn fund, tho BdupbUtt- f. rails may ho rountsd on to make V war In ovary stats where so* tho slightest chance of vie- • tory. I With respect to teases, too, the ’ I tendency on both aldos la tow ard- 1 ' taking In a great deal of terrl* tory. Request* for permits to bu'ld Talk of narrowing the etna* gasoline filling <tatii>n* on French patgn to a- constitutional laaoa Avenue, one *t Tenth Street sml baa virtually disappeared. Tb* . th* other between Second and I liberty League has played that Third troota, noth In residential south, will bo In th* son* tun* to ovary possible variations ton**, wore aNo referred to the Now It appears that both and many Republicans are -MbPlanning Commissions. 11. R. ~[ willing to put th* party* in tho. Pope Is chairmen of that Commis­ politicians! altitude of echoing tho laagUh sion. t-out con- 1Betide*, th* wtdely-ferocm Betting aside of 11 more lot, , withth* | Damocrmttc advocacy of a eenattin Evergreen ** ■ burial plot fnr l0 |tutlonal amendment now shawl veterans was made on request of City Engineer Fred T. Wtlttami the political, right, and thsjno prospect of materialltEng. Relief, taxes, power, inflation, sdjlttant of the local post of thr Democrats swinging definitely to United Spanish Vataran*. th* left. Now some of th* mors budget tnanagamant, farm polity doubt seriously labor legislation—tho long pep* who said h* was also speaking for eaperienced tha American l-cglon. whether any such thing will de­ cession of subject* with which the Roosevelt Administration ha* City Clark lamson reminded the velop. Commission that If now WPA - On* o f-th e chief geographical dealt march** ty|Q Ib g .ffp P flf" ' projects are let In July, In eccorl- surprise* has been th* Increas­ In solid ranks, and It la a wlM ancq With announcement mad* ing volume of Democratic claims some time aro, the City must gat In tha vastly Important (astern In Its applications before that date, •tale, of New York and Pennsyl­ and th* City engineer was there­ vania. for* Instructed to’ begin the as­ Outwardly, theae claims cite sembling of d t'a. Commissioner* the large aggregate m ajfrlty mentioned such items as Improve­ ment of th# pavement of Celery rolled up lost fall by Democratic and Magnolia Avenues, the wid­ candidates for tha N*w York a*; ening and repaving of Seron-l sembly, and th* mfcrkad increase Street between Oak and S an fo rd of Democratic registration In Avenues, and Improvamenta at the parti of Psnnsylranla which formerly war* solidly Republican. bell park and th* golf course. Under th* surface, th* Demo­ cratic talk la baaed also on th# Gandhi Keeps Silent fact that carefully-organised Democratic troops already are Seven Hours A Day actively mobilising as far as managers are certain .to *n Massachusetts. The Republican* ears fully before they leap. NEW DELHI, India, May IL­ IA1)—Mahatma Gandhi la now dispute that any of this territory POSTPONEMENT completely silent for aeven hour* la doubtful, but It certainly would not be safe to regard even Th* regular meeting of - tho •very day, < On tha advlc* of hla physician New England a* entirely outside Axarian Claaa of th* F irst Bey* list Church which was aehedulqd h* remains mute between th* th* 1936 battle b o m . That th* Republkans will not to take place tonight has beet hour* A. M. and 5 P. M. Hla health I* Improving, but do so, but will campaign actively postponed until Tuesday, May Uk hla blood pressure still shows a tendency to rise suddenly and than return to normal. II* take* a dally walk—usually In the fields. By BTRON PRICE WASHINGTON, May It— | tho municipality would alas bar* (A P)—As convention-tim* ap­ J gaportenced men at th* Hold at proach**, It becomes Increasing­ all Um* to giro expert assistance ly clear that th* coming conflict will be no “narrow” campaign— either In the geographical sens* or with respect to the rang* of th* discussion. Often tho earlier months of (I'm Hss H r n e r i s e Use) 1 terests would bo safeguarded and Personals J . Pall en tertatnsd with a bridge Darty Thursday afternoon a t b n >fr John Schlrord, J r , “ ** J »*k. *r* planning n home on P ah n ette A v o w . ’. T ^ , r ^ y for Kurt V .lk y , Bridge w as played until tho tea [ ^ *• ,om« tim«- oorvod b y th e hostess, kw lire rtiJjl flnntt assisted *1 H p r i s l a novelty bonbon dish, era* given to Min. * * Mr. and Mr*. I. E. Eatridge, J r , RMW® lO'SIOfTOW from 1.1V 10 XM* • _____ W- *• * “ • « «“ £ ? B . * - a g g g ^ S r m P M a S tL Sf sthtedphor tho “flo atin g - priso, a ailror ap- P* £!fr w a n te d 'rum G*- where h . was tfiVtaJCf 8 '“ Kl* 1 ,,w r,,’ Mr*. Lola LaGatta and Mrs. W. accessories and o th er q HU1 returned yesterday (rum p a r t y a p p a m t a e n te . a n ant ua tad Baiabridge, G a , where they ware “ * “ called Saturday by th* Ulneas of a t 1:00 P. M. with Mr*. Maa Sheafsr, 113 E m Arrau*. A stjtacrlpUasi bride* party fo r tha bonding f u n d e r All Soola Catholic Church will b* gWon a t 3:00 P. M. at tho Warnin'* Club “ • **■■■* V * V , .V *4 M? . . U J* ° V WS ' *“ *•.■ 2$?""* , , U tu T: M r a .- J .lt. SU»*rfpb*r, Mrs. Herman MarI **1 ***• * • * • " W J r , Mr*. Horae* 0 . Moor*. Mr*. Hacwj Mrs* N. S. Deforest Is Hostess At Party SJTVS Warner Baxter and Edgar Kennedy in “Robin Hood of El Do playing at th* Rita, Wednesday and Thursday. tho former's son, Harry LaGotl*. who is reported to be Improving. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Mrs. Sharon Gives B r i d g e Luncheon L. O. Huator left yooterday for Charlotte, N. C-, whsre ho was By MRS. DOUGLAS G. SCOTT Publicity Chairman celled by the death of his uncle, Mr*. J ernes G.—Sharon enterT. J. Htttttsr, infrequent winter t e - t r d l hile members of the Toe*Camp, camp, camp and atffl day Duplicate Chib at a lunchron rialtor la Sanford, and the father - Th* Fidelia C at* of th* F irst £ J ' An**1’ '* £ • of Hoko Hunter, former Sanford more campl It la the only sub­ and brilga party .Friday after­ Baptist Church will moat a t 0:00 Chwlo* Duim. J r , Mr*. O. R. m id an t. ject that hold* the interest of eur noon nt her home, SIR Magnolia P. M. at the homo of Mr*. L. F . <***. , * » G ^rg * McCall, and Girl Scouts now that Spring 1* . Avenue, In honor of Mr*, llusie'l Mr, sad Hr*. E. M. Galloway, i Bnow of Cocoa. Mrs. Snow reGarntr, South Sanford Avonuo. |Mlaa MinnJo Back* Ban Flab, and J. H. Coklough her*. It 1* naturmlly Ir. the atr. • ceived miniature red Foiton* What a glortou. w*y for a Girl vs«r* as a memento of the oeTh* WPA*symphony orchestra M t t . G t l l O W a y G l v e S wore among those from her* at­ tending the funeral of Senator Scout ta carry on her scouting dur- cation. B r i d g e Luncheon Park Trammell Monday In Lake- Ing the summer. Back In the fall I.unrheon was served in tho wl.h new Ideal for her leader, dhnne room where the table wa* 11* 1* Invited. troop and palroL Now W tM JR j r t a r i g l j H * -bowl of marigold* The members of the Duplicate Club- srer* entertained with ~m -MU* Katherine' Forrester has hike* and camps on the pfepafa* and vtokesta to eccentuate a color hmeheon and bridge periy given returned from DaLand where ah* Ilona of good food* to sat an *them* of green and gold. •pent the week-end with friends. After several boards of dupli­ While away she attended th* Alcate high score prlxta, ooxe* <f diiMing powder, were awnnlrd to —— ■ | Bay Farrs. Luncheon was served >ha XI Delta UR at Daytona Mr*. Norman 8. D eforest and Mr*. Norman S. DeForest an- informally In tho shadow garden leech Friday night Recently ah* Mr* Snow. Mr*. J. 11. lllnterm ntattained with n bridge party and by the 1ratesa, assisted by Mrs. was a guest* at th* Delta Sigma ter was given cut prise, n red v*»e lunvheoe last srMk at her home on D. L. Ttu aabev. filled with pink cernetlone. 'the Country Clt*> Road In hotter| U ter In the atonvoon bridge Stetson University: Thn«e present were: Mr*. Rue. of th* membere of her bridge rio*. wa* enjoyed fn the Bring ro-vna eel; Snow of Cocoa, honor guest, Robert Highleyman of Orlando v 8n»P dragons and ether garden of the a*>Vvway hem*. High Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mr*. Walter* entertained with a dinner party W. Wright. Mr*. Walter Coleman, Sunday evening at She Drang* Mr*. J. II. H lnterm N tsr. Mrs. Court Grill In honor of his mother, Norman 8 . DeForeW, Mm. Gtenn Mr*. 8 . D. Highleyman, of this city. Guest* were: Mr. and Mrs. tingle, and Mr*. L F. Doyle. Highleyman, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bruce, and Mias Margaret Bruce of Orlando. be?* “ **«> »« [ra. S. a Chase. J r , Mr*. R. R. ho*, nea k a* Mr*. Ra ph B. Wight, and originally tr*. H. M. Pap worth. “ ' **«. railroad GRADY BURTON Makes No Trick Promises Mr*. Maud* M. MUter left this morning fo r Martin* Ferry, Ohio, to visit her mother, Mrs. Martha W. Golems a, who is <M y ean eld. From there rim wfll go tit Boston to spend a week with her daughter. Mu* Margaret Cog, who la attend­ ing Katharine Gibb* Secretarial School Mr*. Miller and Mia* Cox will then go to Lewiston. Me* to spend tha summer with Dr. and Mrs. WQllam V. Cox. Dr. Cox la connected with th* Central Maine Geswral Hospital. night In the Olri Scent Little House la Sanford. Mrs. C. R. Ma­ son, commissioner, and Mrs. Thompson, representative from Lake Mary, brought back fin* re­ ports of th* Regional conference CITRUS GROVES SPRAYED j FORT MYERS, May 11.—Leo county citrus growers ere striv­ ing harder than ever before to produce quality fruit this yenr. County Agent C. P. Heuck says that 75 percent of th* county's commercial acreage has received on* or mbr* sprayings for con­ trol of scab and malanoae. — Tonight THE BIG NIGHT b e n e f it b r id g e which wa* relative to the Council. DADE OITY, May 12— Pasco In Uda Leadership training and county's first carload shipment Community eo-opersllon were of poultry was sent to Miami itr tu td , last week at fair price*, report* County Agent J. A. M*Cl*n*n. Th* car was filled with broiler*. fryer* and hens from local produc­ ers assembled In a co-operative sale, arrangement* for which were mad* by th* Slate Marketing and the agent. La ^ t j v; • *' t■ |r Burttm. Weuchula, c l marie*, deee net try 'la When you elect J. J. CATES County CommluioMT from District 2, put your shoulder to the wheel •nd help him. * MUCH POULTRY Thursday, 1:00 P. M. Woman’s Club tee Benefit Cathelle Church Building Fund. HELP WANTED S fe -ta J Special Nightly Attraction At Short's Camp Senator (Homestead Bill) WILL SPEAK IN SANFORD WEDNESDAY Nl �■*rrM THE BAWTOBP HERALD. SANTOtfl, j m n H UNOFFICIAL F or S o p t o f Public Instruction PRIM ARY ELECTION ■v t t. w v . i^ w ton E. T. HAINES JU N E 2,1936 BKMINOLR COUNTT V. l a * N a a n la This Unofficial Ballet la A Paid Political A dr. ?>■ Each G rasp WU1 F a la Alphabetical Order District No. i CHARLES DUNN •••■aa* For R epresentative In C ongress F ifth C ongreaaional D is tric t aasia'a aaaaaai, aa•***,,*• • a, , * M. C. GINDER 0 . RAYMOND ELLARS BOSTON STEELE JA S. G. SHARON D. L. THRA SH ER___________________ V: W. J. (FUNIE) STEED For County Commissioner District Nfc 2 1 7 For Governor DAN CHAPPELL ' - ~ ’ JUDGE RAI EIGII PETTI]WAY For Attorney General ,-w-/tjt- ■"G S B K 'f& M & T . J. D. DAVISON FRED A. DYSON As voiced by a Piccadilly bua | What they are getting at, of conductor. It may aound to tha course, la “thank you"; but ununtuned ear aa though ha were Ilka the American shortening to VICTOR CHECK JV M . C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES ■yr.i : . a-— v , G* KBNB I snorting fat mild Irritation a t a LONDON, May 11. —l*")— auddan fragraoct, 'aa of dead Fearful th a t an Englishman may fUh. *oon apaak Mayfair English, un“Kaww-wi" ba u n , an a ra4*r U)f atandardlalnf tafhsnea morrtlass not*. **d * * ** « •, ‘b a ' And an day lung, with tha BritUh Mnsetmi Is b o rrM Ij u m « iaUmAtion, be may be " w in * phonograph rOeods of hoard going up and down tha bua BrtUah dialacta and accents. aUlca. crying “g*w-w-w-w!“ This atap, cays the "Dally, Elevator, or “lift" oporatora Telegraph" graraly. *ha» bean chant tba aama rafrmin whan takan norm too (won. I t b al- they ranch tha deeired floor, " “ •r rara to hoar tn tha south ushering tba paaaangar out with * w°rd which Is strung! to tho a oomaw h a t aoftar-spokan common vocabulary, lo c a l syntax and turns of phnaa Mam to ba fading out." Eron today, this garbllag of dolnar, murmur, “Kew-w-w. tha ktng*a English, no spoken by and they “kaw" again on removBngllihman, aome times pfiitlea Ing each plate, aanear, knife and Asm rlcans, who coma over with fork tba firm conviction th a r a ll Brit- j Tbs butcher, tba baker, tha W»a spaak la tba Lord Baling- barmaid at tba comer pub—all broke drawl of tha stagsv• “Gad, | raise tha aama aound on eompleslrl Tha bloka la a end—a ruddy ting a sate. boundah!" j At any given moment. It la « ■ Rut If, aa tha B ritish Museum tlm atad, a good half million believe*, oddities of English ayn- "kew i" am rising from tho tax ara fading out, thara rem ains' streets of London alone. I t la tha a widespread peculiarity—aa same In Southampton. Bristol, fsm llar In England may, a t f l n t,j Bootle, or Barton-1n-the-Bsana, startle tourists. i Warwickshire. J. J. CATES .____ TUESDAY, HAY I t lM l King’s E nglish h B ein g Canned So Future A ges W ill Know How To T alk r>• District No, ) DEMOCRATIC PARTY JOHN E, FOX For Comptroller OTTO SCHMETTL PETER THURSTON For Railroad Commissioner W ant A ds PAY For County Commissioner For State Senator District No. S 37lh Senatorial District —For p m tho W n Zaflr re fused to Ut authorities cat down the tw ta i l M old m k that shaded her eottaga. * Finally, hewavar, vttlaga afficlala dsridad tha traa cadancoma down. Sobblngly tha wom­ an watchad workman falling tha anrlant traa. ' Suddenly It broke and fall on har, killing bar Instantly. Sha waa buried In a coffin mada from It. W .R . DUPREE W. B. BALLARD J. J. PARRISH ROY L. HOWELL For Representative* State Legislature Group No. 1 H. J. LEHMAN ___ For Reuresentative, State Legislature Group No. 2 S.J.N/X FORREST B. STONE For County Commissioner W. B. WILLIAMS For County Judge . BATES Th«7 Kraft C heese S p read s Swankytwig glas$»tl rtw rt with .M<kt s ta n . . . tba ssass Swankytwlga. YouH want to collect a vbola act. And whSs you’ra doing It. get acquainted w ith all aavea of th a delicious JC ra ft C h s e ta Spreads. They're m a r v tls a a for aad appetisers. Just Instailed Wheel Slraightener Traub’s i F ram e and Alignment SHOP HAVE YOU* WATCB 2nd & Myrtle F lin t elass condition. MS each. Can ba M«n In operation a t 407 1— AnnoaMW MttU. rvpaixvd W. F l n t St, by aao who raoBy knows haw Briggs. Janalar, Mag. Asa. 8 P IC U L until May 18. |1 0 al- la wanes for your old n a g s on parebaM of any new Norge or M ails Chef gaa range. Semlnola T in Shop, Ine, A II1U plcluro for a little dol­ lar. WUboldt'a Studio, phono For County Commissioner J3 1 J, District Not I G. W. SPENCER W. G. KILBEE VL W. WARE 8. F. (Sammy) LONG For l^iunty Prosecuting Attorney CABINET SHOP , . 'm e . f ir s t bt. Wa build and repair furniture and Sail anything you have on Commission J. M. WILSON, Prep. Phone 70S B. C. DODD A. G. WAGNER WILSON’S ju st plain "thanks," they have reached tba ultim ata In lopping It down to "V yoa" or "baw." C. B. SEARCY District No. 4 GORDON BARNETT NOW OPEN IfcCtm ey, Taw, held Texas' f l n t rattlesnake derby aa a fea­ ture of tha tenth birthday of tha oil town. ROSS L. HUMPHREY iy froa* tha E ow iia ni*.K> nQw~fri n g w - d ii/g n REX PACKARD State Treasurer ? rr. - 7T~. 'i. ir. ALL-STATE tires—Sears’ prlcoa and Baara quality. Baal and Bona, 301 W. Firs t Bt. 6—Situation Wanted, J. T. McLAIN JOHN G. LEONAUDY H. H, PATTISHALL W. HERBERT MESSER For Justice o f the Peace J b w A iriM o | At4$ 2 5 ou n ce#254 ORIE R. MATHIEUX E, F. HOUSHOLDER C BAKING POWDER • > COLORED OIBL w ants job aa nuraa or bouaa maid. Daisy Jonas, 1480 W . MIU* St.______ r ANNA JO N ES dadraa wprk aa a/ V g o o d th in g s | hcra’a tha baar for yoql There’a something "clean" M i RWlawnS’ind gntlly atlmuh Ung aboat Barry'* £ ? .w .u * ^ ? n rS a a w s? lent), through PittaItae-Payment Flan. Ups. No down pay . aa long aa IB months First payment 30 day* .maid, cook waitress or office girl. I l l Cypreeo. _______v Fourth Dlatrkt SAMUEL A. B. W IIJilN SO N JAS. C. ROBERTS For Sheriff For Constable PAUL G. IilGGERS Fourth Dbtrkt C. M. (CHARUE) HAND For Supervisor Of R egistration DAW D K. McNAB ED. MEISCH LEWIS A. TATE Stanley-Rogera ’j JEWELER XYLV1NATOR sacrificed. NUa alia and porcelain throughout. Dem ocratic 9 'Circuit Court Collector . j - 1.12 ba comfortable. Hardwire Co. W. J . THIGPEN B. J. OVERSTREET H f.it Kahrtaat refrigerator. MO. Sana, M l W. F ln t B t BOB DODSON J. II. (Jim) LEE j . f . McCl e l l a n d ONE GOOD G E C j^ E w . M T aarlar. May 1*. till. ■lata Maraat. n i o k i M I t - > Dally Maori at •»!.. of frail* r --------- ---- % , ■ , - y - —■"* i • -’ifr* •_______ St To Ijf r ’ Pw LETTER WHITINQ �S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A KARPIS 'BEAUTY* sriw T S D ' M £ t p« ‘w Swus Ft "T \ A REMARKABLY LOW PNC* FOR THI9 FULL • FAMILY Mountain Borders Of Alpine Doznrfittp P eace r T ilpe •O utlay I Treasury borrowing 4lo bridge) Y_ -ii ‘ _ I the adds gap Is Predicted F o r (MKl . jnadajibu- lC o n th 8 »J M* nation's credit ma ------| ebtnary. ^ r ..., wpl ^ ta * f • Tltf .alw n Hm fat bank drpoe-I •* ■*» artlcU s on tka tka I it* ha* bee* eUgibnted rsa of economic reccere pnygH,* , bonk, h r fO rifl By CHARLES FOLT* I BF.RNF,. May 1 2 -fA V -S w lt! erunil has begun fortifying her fronliera snd it costs a lot of money because th* Swisa tru s t now of their neighbors For more than a century lb* Swi«» have been satisfied with the Alps to defend their neutral­ ity and Independence. Only a f*W small blockhouses guarded strataieit* ps-s-s where the landwshf, Swiss frontier troops, watched for invaders A fter the war Swiss m ilitary I'vpcits watched their farm ing neighbor* with alarm. Broftd Inghvbnya Irfttl from th t Gtr« nutno SwiAK frontier t l B tatl tOv\ ;\fi! in F rtn c t throagh ritefi SlHtfiii valleys. If Av*r mines, asked Swiss army oren, could not Switserland Is* "the next Belgium” If tiertn.itty should pick the most vulon ,rhle frontier for a dash to I so rt 7 <w itierisnti's answer appeared . ... ihv form of ■ m ilitary budget .f .M3 million Swiss francs (about or).DUO), th* largest turn i»,-r approved by the federal , mihi-il for any budget in Swiss In tm y Much of It was earImnrked for fortificalions. S a h , socialists Immediately be- [ cm n rampalgn to have all the .... . spent in strengthening tho lirrm sn ami Italian fro n tie rs — u a ^ /a g ^ -fU srie O a m M fho federal council, boweTer, I lllllitu need that all th* frontier*; w.uild be fortified. W hether “all the frontier*'' included the 20mile border of the tiny prlpcipat■Iy of l^lchtcnaleln was not slated. but Frenchmen were Ik.Ih surprised and hurt to hear ;that S w i s s troop* were building pirthwnrk* opposHd the French frontier. Reports that the fortifications were to be reversible so th at Ihi-y could be used lo fight an army marching through flwllierland toward Franc*, calmed French protests along -with the gentle Swls* reminder that the last arm ies to Invade the cantons wore French troops undtr Napoleon. *nr.) A# r By FRED ERICS R. GARDNER 1 WASHINGTON, May ■I2<—Wl ’ EeoaamUU tft)l| —Federal spending has been seov-' ‘Wa "IbObUmi , V dsyoelta en deeply into the texture of bus- tbrougg^una of bank credit. . ( In* To aaaae theorist*. A s 'd*po*U*l Plans fo r cash payment of tbs •«. .cm *m l conststuU a medium bonus to w ar vslsrmns next sum­ Nr.gatewUal in m a a o la b*ul***tl mer baye emphasised Unci* Sam's To thau\ a .xlalru: | dollar sign in the trade outlook. Itu rs a ia a «*h»r*L ac• f qx p am k a ln | Indications point lo peak peace­ money, sibalktr time outlay of federal funds aa the bonus money Joins works re ­ tka i g a H of government or p H -1 lief and farm payments. | eata borrowing. Counting *1,700.000,000 due vet­ :Mof* Important, to other* Jal eran* 4 in bonus bonds, treasury tb* quetHen u to whether th» Her head hidden by a black typewriter caver, Ruth Rohlnssn, disbursements oxer the n**t s it crag* o f ffderal spending U gear. “the red-hsired beauty In whits," arrstU d with Alvin Karplt, Is tnfnth* may top *5,000.000,000. -A* Msg aa Ultra ti lnhatgnUal I seen bslng splrllsd out of Nsw Orlsans by ftd sral sgsnta tsr an A0«lnl*ti-*tl»n Continuation of the recent rata mtamgfeyntent, unannounetd d estln stion . This unusual end sxcluslvs picture wee spokesmen assert spending must! of works relief spending and com­ mad* by sn alert cameraman who shadowed fed srsl htidgugrtsr* C«#ttnut. At the Sgfliy Urge, busfee days. In th* Isft forefront It Federal Agent D. W. Mage* #f pletion of AAA contracts for Nave Orleans doffing hit h t l In sn atfsm pt to prevent th t ptaturm •WM <f*Arg increased lass* may | c(ep control could make U possi­ Later th* wom en w ee rslesssd- (A teecleU d Pres* Photo) impel* the recovery, m avsnenl. ble. | (U tk . sixth a*d ftaaj arIlow potent impending federal ( ,h * series, Clauds A. expenditures would ke In a tee ler-. Jaggar, Associated Pregi flatlng recovery is a topic of S B — na nria l edilorr s r t l r dtROia ' j**lura~ among traOo trad* analyst*.' th# outlook lor building and Th* i|0*sliun I. complicated by u»-| heavy Industry.) certainty as to how much bonus * -------- -—_ --------money would he spent immediate- f L i p e l , , r ro o fn _ ly for good*. A substantial por-, V r l l t - U l l v llc U lc r Hon of It. officials assume, may S n P tl H p r a T ls riri go for dcbl repayment, aside from t J |I C I I U C r 8 I HUH bonds retained for Investment. Nevertheless, the bonus money, coupled with other sprinting, figs COLUMBUS, O.. May 12 - UP) urei Im portantly In business cal­ —A* a spender of dad's money, culations. a collrge girj outdoes a tollegt Centio v e r.y hat ramped on the hoy, say students a t Digital Uni­ manlfrld trails of fedrral dollars, versity kero. reaching widely Into trade and in­ A survey shows (hat it costa dustry. *6115.4.1 lo keep the average girl W hnt-part government expend!, In school a year, whereas a mas lures, running a t . the rate of • pend* Only *497.71 annually more than $7,000,000,WM a year, while acquiring an education. have played In promoting recov­ It'* what they eat, rather than ery since 193.1 divides opinion what they study, th a t costs tbo among economists. In tha mean- moat. Meals for th# average m*lo wbi'e, commerce departm ent an ­ student total shout *120.44 for a nual estim ates of national income collega year, while B stty. Coed paid out from all sources have ■pends *5.39 a week for board. Th* average g irl spends 22 9 1 ranged from about 142,000,000,out! to around *54,000,000,000 for * week for clothes and th# aver­ 1938. age man only *25.97 a year. Men stqdant* a t Capital spend Many contend th* billion* paid out for rallaf and public an average of *18.28 annually works have been n major pillar for recreation a fid *11.89 for r»unde* improvement in consumer frashmente, undoubtedly largely demand fo r read a imMw-^he'.up- ■pent en coeds who t o m . w j t s turn of heavy industries. Other* bll| a* all. ,for refraihm snts and eontghtf tha big treasury deficits on* of only *9.80 for recraaUnn. Room ra n t costa, coeds, *89.91 Jm pair buelnesa confidence. w flle a "starvation'' school "pupil" St light to regain 25 pounds la recent month* tk a shift a . year and collage men oqly -of lost, weight, hi* former ''teach er,” Mr- l.imlj Ruif'it-ld lle ix a rd ' toward works projects has divert­ *88.87. Books coat women stu ­ ed mar* dollars directly Into la- dents mare than men, and roads (above), 09, face,) charges of practicing myilicinc withour u licenie' spend more forr stationery than! than at Seattle, Wash. The "student,” William Jus*il*. wan placed underi dustrial chanoala, In contrast with do their mala fallow student*. | th* care of a phyai Ian after f Rowing for .is works a dirt tvcoin-l The coeds rep o rt they receive mrndeil by Mrs. Ilaxzard. It coii.rntrd of Ictnortailc, noup, p tstoes W - percent of w hat they spend jn d salad. (AP Photo) from home and * cam th* rest. Men students »ay their n su n tr •-■Ai » i %- tf* ■■ pay M percent of t> air hilt*. MOSCOW STARTS PALACK ‘STARVATION’ TEACHER ARRESTED Male Students! ZINNIA PLANTS Mra. H e r b e r t E . R u u e l l Celery Av*. Phone 394-J NAIL WORKS OUT ST. -PETERSBURG, May 1 2 .0*5—F a rt of • rusty nail, embeded In th* foot of Ruth Perkins while aha was bathing In th* bay 19 yrgri ago worked IU way to tho surface of b ar foot. Prettiest Co-Ed Auto Repairs Al A PHe# Yon Cam liver MARTIN’S GARAGE Tup A ILudj Itrpalr 17 Oak I. A. Marti# 1 9 b (color of receipt g ra y ). Many parsons seem to think lh*y hay* paid because they voted In tka J u t county election. Thin ia another y ear and poll tax la again due. AH enters who cannot find tkair poll tax receipts fo r 1934 and 1919 aro invited !t> call or t* 1*9boo* this office, pburie no. 4, and ask fo r the record. *t ■ -V I f Rot convenient to coma personally to the Court House you W (Up (bo following, fill in the (afornusUeo, alga, and send b y n ta il 0r messenger^ to jki#>t offlf*, and rooript# , w « l,b e QUICK 110 N. PARK A rro w fro m V aldrx PLATE LUNCH 35c J n a D , J i n k lorn. T a x C o lle c to r, S a n fo r d , F la , H e m r I U i * 2 .0 0 to P a y m y P o ll T w VIENNA. ------ --------V o tin g ploeo — — — . R eeM o o eo A n d r e w __________ - A , . ' THE TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE WILL BE OPEN EACH EVENING THU WEEK UNTIL SIX o c k p e h u y n ig h t UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL! bm early t a d ***** * * rusk. W u'gt* bate W JNO. D. JINKINS noT cu m 1 5c M .-M Y -H N S A N D W IC H E S 1 0c A 15c F o r m e r ly B v a u V l.u n c h Sip Angel, Prop. U PPER I t T H U S FRUIT LIMB KICK . , ACID, ALKALI TOUR ! N E W MALTED CHOCOLATE N E W ROOT JJERR 1yosi and aak year eo-operetlen in tbs above. T A X COLLECTOR May M i licna, receatly arkinl *<» tb* sco a t fchotobnmu Castle, don't tike tbal* luxurious quarters. Tw > sight watchmen bavs- t e n <ti<tailed to keep the animat, front wandering around the ground*. I STANDARDS FOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING* MEETS ■ t« T TN I ■EE LOW PUCE Qsef • Vmmm TnmUf/rm S tv H C n sO w lU TW sew frUidaWX leu w n l u coHwsk, in# ssn i l m s s n t s U Is* less caH. Wcsu* *4 •a tw ssd ln e *stlga wkk oslr ikn* so tIs* u n i t P u a i - 5 1 5 2 5 0 ■aMrftly mmlIin| M 15c W P DAY) r “ Cease in a n d tre us demonstrat* tha P R O O F o f ALL FIV El 1 . F ree! *1 LOMrtJt O FC RATfNO CO ST 2 . Free* a l S A F E R FOO D PAOTKCTIOM X . Fvwol »4 F A S T I R r n t t l l N Q M O R I ICE 4 . F r e o l o f M O R I U S A R IU T Y B . Frwef e f F IV E -Y E A R FR O TgC TIO N FLAM • M odel iliuec rated Is DR A t - I 8 ^.1 ruhlc ft. capacity • to .7 sq. it. sh elf i n s Ptufitlfi 61 b tn ic e cubes, 6 pound* o f k * S( on* I r m ln g • D ou b le-R sn ge C oid C o a ln il • fir* Year* Protection aesln ti service e ijw o se un Its* seeied-in m echinHm (or on ly i t inctu-lcd in M ore Shell 5 p . i i ,« tn DUKhlM plic« lUKMI "Super Preeter • S tsln leis Purcelsin la ■less Interior • G leem ing,F nduring D u lu r Exterior Finish • Automatic Reset Defroster s Ausumatic Ice Tray R elease • Automstic In­ terior Light . H em orsble Shelves ■ t'rigidsirs llydrauir • I’lto ty o f Tall-h.Mil* Space • Made • mty by General M otors. H iskitw IwiUi ■ fsxKl-UIm’ OHM n| M l« i| th* t i M n r i H* JfFMjTihfi KjmmIi in Ilv(hi «t F R lP J & W & S 917U S S«f*(y - FAieM T inH fM urt. hcluw lo itoiifii «*4 ihiitt II ikniM Hill Hardware Go, ■aa No Ladies will be MOSCOW, May 12.- (AV (it-1.logical surveys, preliminary to excavating for tho foundations of the Pa'sco of the Soviets hero have been completed. The found*| lions m ust support one of vha I world’s la rg est buildings, both as to height and volume. Saturday ot this week. May 18th, ia' Mm last day So pay pull lag In verier to vote a t coming primary. i Ttym* who are not exempt must h a te poll tax receipt* for (Mil (color of receipt white) and M y a g o lo HE “ M ETER -M ISER’ I POLL TAX a .k . x W M S * - ' I GI DAI RE Fear Country Might B e I n Belgium’s Plight Some t)*y between receipt*! S u m m er NOW READY S IZ E Q E N U W K . A rre STED for buying Chintz! Here’s a funny little item about s:ileH-tax troubles 160 years ago in London. To protect the English.w eaver n of linen and wool, cotton chintz was stiffly taxed, and the Lord Mayor was “shocked and grieved” to see three gentlewomen walking in S t James l*ark on Sunday dressed In chintz On Monday morning, the three ladles were nto court hut all promptly paid their fines . . . because chintz was ho pretty and so cool! It Btill is. Crisp little dot and (lower chintz for warm f e a th e r frocks. Red ramhler-rosc chintz for summer bedrooms. Chintz slip-covers for dining-room chakra*^ Chintz blinds when you take the w inter d ra p e r les down* ------------- - , o— . R ight now is the tim e to do your chintz-choosing. Or gay cretonnes and bold blocked linens . . . clothes at special after-E aster s a v i n g s . . . porch and lawn fu r­ niture. . garden tools . . . all the things you'll need and enjoy this summer. Study the advertisem ents to see who’s selling them and what tjt$ price tag s are. Pro-shopping in tho pages of this paper will save you hours of aimless w andering and indecision—will make every dollar do extra ditv», In April, and all year round, read the advertisem ents f ir s t m R O T A L C R O H N Cf)LA N R W T R U E F R U IT O R A N G E > is qp),rvVnS»S*g6»iivW\«7t«C' t )'4 - 'B A ' 1 - *, ■. �Sports Came Too LateToi Save Local Club League Lea Visitors P u t Three Cf Men Across Piste In The Fifth Inning winded continues to ha a boat pUysrs la tha The Lookoota' right • stolen more heart, six r, than any eg (he other ptpysrs la tha Ms eloba, cord of six run* made In • baa been equalled by I Sanford could' bare wen that • gams wHh Da Land yestartfao Looksots would bare tied L lha Rads Ini fourth pbee. there ware too many errors the part of the local club, the U won, and tha Leokauta stay lha bottom, despite their two Will Be Given Aw* y Dund Two Pitchers For 12 Hits And Win Game, 7 To 1| by Rod lia r w w U i i i of Dm County will bo gtvun *wmy by the Sanford BoaoboO A w d * tion, tad Director “JtauoyWright therefore sebhaa to y*. ntnd tbo puhtb net to fan to u k for tuupeug when trad tag with boalaooo booaoo dbpt e y Caines rule pitchers, tha b-*tm, Ing tho Mg (taro. Tbo car ta leading Daytona Ranch labndert to ho giro* away a t Sanford deflated the ec tb r G-Men. 7 I. *>M mt Thursday afternoon hcfi^jmtcrdoy oftanoen at II*r- of next weak. May f t * Tbo fliliw tm o O-Men wUI h p y w D bgnm tbd fane wHiwwd tl„- tho lookouts. Arraagummta Gclnecvilb team drop l ( fourth or* bate* otoda 14 ton to n tho Untight game. I t waa the irtenth Matin* capacity of tbo port straight gdma. It wsa tha aertnth that, day, • • th o 'b ig a e t haaeHMinsk I, Marten ami Martin ball crowd to tbo hiotory trf warp the. heavy hit are f>r the Hanford b prop hat lad. Islander*. HMinsk! end Mirtin hit lor the thtr;IL two H f « held* an the base* a t the time of M rtln 's h aw wMeh wa* Inrlda tha pork, Haelnakt also tripled, end Morton tln rlH twice In fou- trip-. .-t —, , Walter Brmm. the i Islander huHer, had tha fl-Mr t wail in bond d u r i r f o r w«ma, striking. aM nine and boo Ing three free pesaaa. Henry MoShane, tha starting uainfi*iii« nwununman, had nag the uw d i o . Gainesville moundeman, Dafaotad by tha Da Land Radi an Sanford Field yaatarday, 7 to X, tho Lookacta fallod to get out of tho eatlir and ' remain a t'th o bot­ tom of tha pareanUfa Udder, tied with the GainesvUb G-Men. Doe Hard in pitched tha flrat al*ht Inning* for tha loeeU and was than ralahred by MeCown. Blet raff caught. Booth, of tho! Rods, woo tho wtnnto* pltchur, thoaffh ho ollowad ala hit* and tha Lookoota aeorod two mao In tha flrat bain * and bald their bad • f X to 4 for faor lnnln*». Thoy fallad to aoara t*aln until the set half of tha last Inning when Swin­ dell scored in a eln*b by Catea. But tha Rada *ot thro# rune In tha fifth Inning, another In tha sixth, one In tha aaranth and two more la DEI AND, May lfc-H srb ert Wotring of Terrg Alla, W. V*-, and Kstklssn Bampbs of .DeLead have been chosen as tha moat athletic students an Stetson Uni­ versity campus. They aicsll In all type* of apotta compotUlt THE STANDINGS H'-n L**i Islanders under control for only the first two Innings. Ha retired In tha fourth is favor of Guntharp, after glvlfig up firs runs and seven hits. Bill Bradley wss the 'ending G-Men bettor, getting ■ donate and 0 slngb la three tripe to bet. Remeno end Smith each came up with two hita In.flyu appearances, It waa announced at tha and of tho game tha Pilcher Melhine had bean given hb rebind. j Innings: 1 When run hi game A the Glia evening tha Gb until 14 tbs boa 1This Week’s Games JbTSJ •*'* I In Baseball Leagues tl£*™ @ 1nili**I1*' l**mh«re lltilld Rg ClwriiliMii Ht. Augustine a t Hanford Pabtka at Qsloeavflte. ' Del end a t Daytona Baaah. fanfe*** I'lrnles riilta t ' I ' f i I Itna • ______ gafarday Sanford i t B t Augustine. Galnasvllb at P abtka. .M t - a ? Beach _S Bad Daytona a t FVat DaLaad lUlanls »«• *•* • Uelntn ba on tha fb ld agate, apposed by tha Pirate*. PA0TURB DEMONSTRATION C -Kil»'rM ,,ru I*wi i™ tr*u ■—tu tted tor Hardin Ilk. waaaaaafjr Thwraday flinfoH at Daytona Beach. Gainesville at SL Augrstlne. Pabtka a t D eland.■ it-iiMlnni IIM-t In n in g s: O n la n C ___ ______ SSC S i t IIS —T ta n fn rd ... „■ M l —I H un- S ailed In: P e f » l l . SleVnrla a * . t ’M rleh w n . n « h « rten a. M a r. I In. P n n rh , I. r e l - e . t , Itornen. Twn W l i l l il Itald'M arb. T h ree M m h its! M K 'm ne, Nwlndell. Ulnle a b eeee ' M ePsrlenn. a e n tr ie a e t Rnnhle r la y e i p a le s la M a llh r In MKTmne tw it o a haeee: D e la n d C, nenfnrd I . n a e e e on h a lts, « rr Itu n rh . t , H a rd in t. StePnw n *. g l r u r k nut. by Ttunrh 1, H ard in I. MrCTnwn 4. 1111* n r t tl s n r h In I Innlne* I n ff lls r d ln In I Innlne* I t . n f l Mnrinwn In t In n ln e S. w itin ln o n lm h eri Hn»»h. l a s i n g nlletinr* H n rd ln , ttm o tre s i tie n c l. gheH U ld. T im e a t gam e: lit* . . Daytona Baaak attBanford. DcLsnd a t Pa atka. •st, Augustine s t Galnasvllb. a t. |ai,tie l*l1l,lni,gH m tlra g n New Viirk I'ln rtn n n tl LEGION JUNIOR LRAGUB THURSDAY: Panther* i M. l..r, Sweeney Signs At Lookout Pitcher, OnHit Way Here n , t> 8 Daytont Beach __001 111 001—7 , men on G alnasvllla__ — .000 000 100—1 homer. . t Char'** Henry, starting Palat- ka hotter, left the MO In tha ftu rth with only three kite hot m ran* against him O ff tbo if hurting of George Andrews Ealate belted eat eight hita Pai FLORIDA STATE LEAOUR SI C S IT X, In a Florida Mate League game. Only fire of lha. beat Hothe Ron Starts Rail; That Wins For The Yankees Mai thy waa the first Lookout to face tho Rede’ pitcher and f-Ud o a t Then McCrone waa given a ' walk, Bwtedell singled and MaCrone west to third, Catea singled and HcCrone scored white 8wtmbr. went to third. Then Barnes Died sot, b at Swindell scared. Hotdetaek, Purcell and Pitcher Bunch each eoorad far the visi­ tors In tha fifth Inning Holds!ock •cared sta in la tha sixth and also In tha eighth whan Robertson also scored, and Botllno brought In one run foofthe Red* In the seventh. Tha LaokouU play Daytona Beach on Sanford FU!d tomorrow afternoon, nw i.ann si n a « A T a ts is P r o v e Erroneous JACKSONVILLE, May 1 E Thlrty-flva Duval county bnalnaas man and dairy farmer* attendad a roeast pastors demon­ stration stressing tbo naa of white- clavar and Italb n rye Kearns Is To Report Today; Overstreet Or, Lake Wffl Pitch Rad Swoeney. pitcher a a tbo New York.Pennsylvania League for savarsl 7sere, has signed with tha Lookoutg and la om Ms way to Hertford, According to Information supplied Manager b m to r r . May \ V ~ U ty ~ T h * McCrone, tha new .pitcher b a whU and ha will M expected to wla games for tha locals. Frank Kearns, another now pitcher, left Americas, Ge_ for Sanford leak night. Manager Jo# BonowlU of tho Amarteua Club wires McCrone, and be b ex­ pected to report-today. However, Tigers Climb Bide To First Division In American League — ------* _ : : L10N8 U W BDW EBDAYi Bomtoo'aa. THURSDAYt Gbnta. , W nehlnelng FRIDAYv Wwba n . Cuba. ■ ___________! #til VnF-« I |tNIm, Yesterday's Results Nalbswl O All R HI pkL Boston | | Brooklyn 1. Now York |l ) Philadelphia If. Others net sthcthi'ad. Amartraa ChJcata 1B| Bt, lamia 4. -----Datrell B| Claralsnd X Others net schadobd. brought the sta b the Florida Optonia b Uon to .Banford, Urarnamant. Ua was the Country Cbb — — -mm* salt __ ______ Yesterday's hoasors: Norris, Phinito 1, Chmllll, Pbfllba t, J. Moon, PhUlba 1. Whitney, P h»-‘ lie* 1, Ott, Giants 1; Bums, Tigers. I. ,1 Tho b a d a n i Foxx. Rad Sox I . Dickey, Tanka T, Troaky. Indiana ------------« * •: SnUtvon, Indian* 11 » K 17 .434 tha Daytona Beach Isbndera hi Brubaker, Fly. - 1 4 FT f 14 A ll tomorrow'* gameon Sanfard tha XI gas Denser*#, Oub* R l M I I XXAOXiFbld, The Daytona Beach out- realbaa ba B. Farrell, R. S n lS M t l t t M l f it U lha stronguat team In tha h b hand* I Chapman, Tank. 11 41 K 14 JfO .b ag u * . haring lostonly five of will ba sal FRIDAYi Cherokee* vs. Can fib r* b * g HOME RUNS ha win not ba scot to tha mound S E E S ? ■ S S M K S lf t Z ~ Tony G U nto__ 1* M J XI J U either Ovoratruat or Lake against Senator*. l’blU del|>hl* llrn u k ly n bought a new ea r and left Fbct Myers, last Saturday for a visit In Bartow ««d Tampa. HI* ea r was reported a t - babe* a total wrsek bat detatb « f tbs aeridaat were not available. Moya’s compoabn, a hitch hiker, was critical* injured. He waa Identified a t n Tampa hospital aa Jack Sherman, gut employe ad tha Waterman Steamship boss m ay of MobOa.AJa. Mr. Mayo spent a wsifc to l M Sanford a fortnight age, Halttag k b perants, who reside her*. —i U* ’Lfl 1j tr *W - J & r - t y rw , 2 b .' - i iM g p g Y T s h * r �i Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affonlinf Rail, HlffcW And Watei fransportalhw AN INDEPKNMNT DAILY NEWSPAPER ii SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1936 NUMBER 171; Chasm Widens; ROBINSON SEIZED FOR KIDNAPING Oviedo Parley 5 e r m W e County Veterans Trammell Seat Of O h io ’ G reap Success Sum ptuous M eal Served By Women Entertainment Given By School And Ly­ man P.-T.A. Singers Jury List Drawn Tor Spring Term Of Circuit Court WU1 Convene On May 26, Judge S m i t h Presiding D efiant 'H ands OfW W arning In East Africa Issued B | Roman Government-;.! Formal Notice Ofttj Annexation Givterij| U. S. Informed Tha&l Italy H a s T a k e ra A ll O f E thiopilJ i n r T i i iM M to tm ru e * } nomine: ion c a n d id ^ . ar* forCol. Henry BrcckinrWg. of nMr Oor. Doyt# E. C arlton u f, New York, for tbe third lime. ty , It waa said, while every e f __ _____ „ v> ______ j Earlier reaulta In Pennsylvania fort will ho mad* I t find Umeo 0 Andr*wT‘ofW'oriando, • ml M aryland were almllar to who have changed nddrtcaes, Mr. Bnd Robert J. Boone of Miami. I Ohio’s huge vote for Rooeevalt. WOcoa was onnurod Th* Republican party hao an- I Hubert A. Taft, who had the i ■■ '■ .» noaaeed It will nominate a can- backing of the Ohio party organ­ ______ . _ „ didate to face the Democratic isation In the contest against ' iinrah, maid r«*ulU showed that *Ohio Repub leans wanted a canjili »te and platform "uncompro­ misingly oppoeed to Preiidant Kooeerelt and the New Deal.” Itooaevelt also awe*«c-*o an lead" over Joseph n e w s b r ie f s talnod the thought of roalgalngj overwhelming 1—* 1■ ■ ......... from the govarnorthlp to accept Cmilremarah- In Weet Virginia. First returns there gave Governor Tomorrow's tide*: High a t 1:M 1 "** ,1,<u d «°'r’ All U n d o n of Kansas a lead In . M. sad »;1J P. M., low at 1:01 1 *w K • .• ) p u term and from tha first bar* con Kcpubllcan voting. * , ■ i ■*. aidered It waa my obligation to Overshadowing tha presidential dairy Oarter, gubarnatorUi ran. tha peop.a who elected me to flu- vote* were the raeee for governor late, will spank to Hanford and Ish this Job before undertaking eivl ono U. 8. Senator. Sen. M. M. Every section of tha County waa represented nt the meeting ta il ndgldpii ehlb >an aspcctally largo delegation' from Sanford. The Oviedo Men’. Club. W. P. Talbot, president, waa the host to -th e vloltorn and arrange it tha pat grow, but ' the Oviedo Worn- Court on1! Chib aorrod tbo supper which Waa e inmptuoua affair. The Mppor waa aervad In the gym anginal building before the ahort Tblrty-alz reiidsnta of* Um business aoaalon of tbe organlinttao which waa bald tn the apn- County were today summoned by ciguc auditorium of the Oviedo the sheriff to report for Jury duty at the opening on Tuesday, M r.' Talbot first called the May 26, of the regular iprtegl MPa’! Club to ardor for o brief term of Circuit Court for Sumiatosion. during which he ap- nole County, Judge M. B. Smith p atoted o Boy Scout committee presiding. Those summoned far •ad rectovod a report from Coun­ Jury duty are tha following: ty Engineer Tony Pltehford on SANFORD: C. B. Tyler, C. H. ■H progress of tbo swimming Stafford, W. W. VanNeaa, C. C. b« 19 by 7B foot to »1m and will •to t t l j l t The town of Oviedo put up 91400 towafd tb s ' coat of cans truct loo. ‘. Before adjourning the session of Um Club and turning the ravel over to President Tom Slmpaoit' of the Chamber, ef Commeres, Mr. Talbott stated thnt the meeting cUipaxed an ambition ho hod bald ever since •tote work w as started to Oviedo. He Mid bo waa delighted with ltd attendance and tbo spirit of so operation and boapoko for,, the County organisation and Ito naw president tbo undlvldod support of all ctUaosa of kia port of tha County. Mr, 81a*poon likewise expressed Me pleaser* over the large attondaao* and the enthusiasm toMoured and declared th a t with •W mesahere already enrolled to t w Chamber of Commerce this t u t Um erg u rtatio n will be • t o to carry forward its pro- A nd L eagu e' the bonuo payment, eetlmatad that Um n t t n i u in Semlnol* Roosevelt is Victor county would n c t l n ♦*TB,711r® By Heavy Vote In 19 Patman anld hie aatlmaUa u l( waro bnaod on reliable flfUTto Prim aries Of Ohio from tha VaUrana’ Adatolatrav And West V irginia tioa and other fadarol agendo* X< and aro WUtTod to i t fairly **tS S E E , Hoy 1J-—W i n r ta# *■"—> curato. TAU i Sholti laat night onSenator Borah's camuaiyn Tha bon da will bo dntod Ju re —° 0Tcandidacy for United o*»ln*» »bo regular Rapuullcan orIS, 1M . «*d will Motor* on *"»*•< itor in “iueh prii «*nii*Uon in Ohio appeared to Juno IS, 1Mb, but shall bo re- 8tnU the State D em ocrats i b” » *"»« Mm o"lF « * • »* lh » 61 doamabte “* t tho option af t h a , " " * * Committee In lta,-'wia-| d'h-gato* the d a te will tend to Tataran or bio oatate ot any time, ll) » | the llaveland national convention. nt aaeh ploeo*. la d W b c poot> __ _____, H I, the unoxplred! II* did not conteat for 17 of tha office*, no tbo oocrotnry of Um term of Senator Parkj Trammo'L delegates. trooonry oh^l) doolfnoU." who dlod t u t Friday. Other* nlI'reakiont Booaemlt nearVotomno who boot o atatlon- ratitj ■imo'tmrcit kv~ DlfffiOCTittft <wbtf mod Ubs antt-Now P*tl Dim* Attendance At Ses­ sion Held Outside County Seat Much Larger Than Usual Attended by the l»nr*at number of persona at any recent meeting of the Sem­ inole County Chamber of Commerce, Last night’s ses­ sion in Oviedo was voted an unqualified success. It was tha first time the trade body has met outside of Sanford in four years. Between Ita l^ A widening c h a a 01 stretched today between thf^ new Italian Empire and the League of Nations. Italy 1matched yesterday** withdrawal of her GeneVUf delegation with a defiant*, “hands o f f warning on EthP*! opia. Premier Mussolini’s "DPojxilo D’Italia" repeated u •The Italian Dure’a own word* )H-o|i)e have created an amyl with their b'orxl, they w ill wil vale it with their labor and • fend It against anyone with th :m r vtodo *o Saturday, Kay SO. Carir waa hero early to the rataalto. ■1 ■ Tbo waothor: Qm ' rally fair toight sad Thursday, except potIhly a faw acatiered thunde rbower* to th* Qltoa— north perA *— 'T*.110- ^ ^ . 7, ,^ y " ’ • f u a i g M l M la a tid iy . An aura, r f land m the aontk abort t f U t o M nree, ak**t Mid­ way batwiau Sanford sad thwn of Loko Moure*, waa told yester­ day by W alter L. Cooper to tbe Colonial Development Company, la c , of Or tome. any other. Especially did 1 s t­ tempt to make my position claar to Ihto respect about a year ago! when I publicly aplked miarepreMntatlona and reports to tbe s l­ f#et that I waa planning to resign M governor to accept a Washing^ Bppolntment. "However, when the neat aea. eloa of Congress meets my term u governor will have axpirad so Urnt 1 will then >+ ffto^to w y MyTw.*B. Stawirtl*S. M. Vtotog. John R. Jones, W. D, Hofmann, Richard H. Varnay, H arry J. Wilson. M. S. Nalaon, M. I). Jackson, and P. J. Rtlne. GENEVA: U. H. Oelger ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: W. Senator Whs. C. Hbdgoo, candi­ D. Holdawortk, D. M. Da well and date for governor, will apeak to A. 11^ Fuller. Sanford i t 8 o'clock this evening. LONGWOOD: W. W. Nelson. Aa orchestra haa donated ito aervFOREST CITY: M. Eld rad Whlldsn, Roy Forward and L. W. Hodges. GABR1ELLA: R. C. Smith and 0 . S. Drown. OVIEDO: B. R. Jonea. L. H. Gore, W. S. Lee, W. J, Lawton, Jr.. J. P. Cox and J. C, XoomL FERN PARK: C .P . Haight, J. E. Monger and Lewis C an y Elwea. A la’ the Legislature LAKE MONROE: R. Marsh. PAOLA: C. C. Paaraon. Salvation Army Campaign O flice .Is To Be Closed lag the drtre of more Ltiaa a $10,000 Put Up To GetF.D.R*’sName >rt aj! On GeorfU Ballot • rm*." The Fascist alUtn let It known the Prague had elthar accept the new Roman Empire get along without Italian parU patlon in leag u e affaire. Gene observers Indicated they ww Thomas H. Robinson, J r , (upper k f l) , last fugitive un the fwteral government's list of "public enemies,” finally was captured to Glendale, Calif., despite his attem pt to disguise himself In wv>man ’e clothing, and waa flown to LnuleviUe, Ky., to eland (rial for nl* Ilfs fo r the kidnaping of Mrs. Derry Speed Slu'l. The drawing (upper right) had been published by G-men as their conception ul his appearanca while masquerading as a girl. Meanwhile, his wife (lower left) la seeking a divorce. She lives In Nashville, Tenn., with their slX-yyar-old ton, JtmMy, who haa been taught to. believe his fath er Is dead. (AP Photos} • —w Asked By D efen se Waahlngton Not Ilied jK m Night Club Fire Vandenberg May In S an Francisco Save Relief Fund Chairman J. B. Hodge* of Lake policemen uf the eharg* of kid­ Takes Four Lives From Big Drains Ctty oak! bo would cell a commu­ naping E. F. Poolnot, owe of tha Whether th* Dvmocratlc nomi­ BARTOW, May l l ^ - W —In a nation will be made by the party exoctrtlvo committee or tn o apeclal two-hour argum ent, A ttorney P*t _ demanded a directed “ n o m in a tin g primary remained to W hitaker l ------ - " venyst acquitting save* former b* decided. te* mooting to b* bold to July to three victim* of mob vlo'ene* m Tampa tost November. Th* state, after oor* than four weeks ol testimony, reited 1U eaee tote yelterday Whitaker1* motion for a direct­ ed verdict was b aud on nine paints which ho argued at langth. He said the situation was almllar TALLAHASSCE, May 1S.-W1 to that of Chief Justice John —Claud* Pepper, Tallahassee, on# Marshall at th* treason trial of •f fire candidate* for th# United Aaron Burr, Now, as than, h* State* Senate seat vacated by the said, public sad press are de­ manding conviction, but Marshall death of Fork Trammell, tote* graphed Chairman J. B. Hodge* bold It the duty of courts to rule ef the State Democratic Erecuttv* according to law and disregard Committee asking that the com- demands of tbo public. Judge Robert T. Dowoll did rah tea bo coliod Into cession ot one* to provide voter* o chant* got rule on th* motion Immediateto ballot aa Trammell’* successor • t one of next month’s primary elect lone, June I and June 93. Doyle K. Carlton, Tampa, former la w n m and another candidate fag Trammell's uneiplrnT torm, prwtouajy. bad gakod Hodge* to G i v e Opportunity T o E lect Senator Schools Closed To Holt Puerto Rican Student Uprisings Girl Is Trampled To New E ffort Made To Death By Frenzied I Seal It A gainst Any Patrons Of Resort! L a r g e Allocations death, th re e patron* died of »«•* • " •mondment th* iuV m totton-H rs. F-lsU M .rler bill pruyldto, • hat no work ro­ of Petaluma. California, Robert!"*! P~J**‘ be underUkon Pott Ison of Berkeley and John ‘ h»» *“**" •«" IlMAdin to# q .n fcV.ncidfo thorl*««l bf AVI ACt Ol ( ongmsA Of XU fumee w re quickly >h* «"• e JS -re d - ^ flrTmen 11 • preadtog to other parte of th . ,r ° “ thto appropriation, C S L " J2".5r2,k"s: Former Long Partner To OppOSC RobllUOn Brohoton contended ho waa a r _____ r b w b e a a toatlof Itlto "human quaUftoatlare of rendldatea Antlers Program w (h tal in which one A m arteu wore* an waa killed and several attacks marl* on tha Amorlcan legatto*. ( A propoeal to oond an A w t k can warihlp to th* noareat porV—• thro* days distance by train had; boon considered, be aald, but th* plan vatoed. “Too much dependeaco' vjpg Pieced ion G reat Britain,” Mre, Roger* declared today, 'toot for (applies and shalter la \ of trouble but for men to pet agotnat tho looter*.” Tbo-United State* waa m 4 ' Jng to u k permission from emperor for armed guards te l legation, ah* assarted, White British— refcm d pcmfaate sent sufficient officer* sad to assure their legs "eta's m t Secretary H all bad aaid am nation* have "sphere* of b ence" In which they tredttlm protect th* Interest of athea SANJUAN, Puerto Rico, May Th**wamroekrciub i* located Farley Sees Every lL - t^ T - T h e National Guard ,W S fo f p F n r R ru is c v e lt waa ndobllltad and all public and In tha downtown hotel district. private schools wore closed by th* dAwrtmant of odncatlon today tr. calm student independence nprielr reGovernor, Blanton OkvatMr Dare Sholta Announted Wtnab d said all stops will be hi* atesdUMp teat night, aa did token Jo proeorre order following V a t' IIgbttorvttgdpnt demunstrg. Uon to offle* m utt be registered I’realdent shall have th* opporand qualified voters. i tunlty to tomplat* h.a Job” of I t dSuSaaad an effort by Ed- seeking recovery. Parity predicted kia chief >p every state next __ ___ _______ > vat ha would b* Urva , a Candidate for the state Leg- dered “the greateet endorsement Ulatare although be I* not a rag- received by any of our Chief eaamplaa of tho Un Istered voter. I Executives since the birth of P*r * assisting British and weekly luncheon at t lone la. Tha court said provisions for tie* In thl* country." total paid tribute to voUru to register and pay their ---------------------CKNIUB RKTKAU I Hodge* anld Um committre to b* r f a n a l Juno 9 would be called i I— | * ATLANTA, kUqf 19^-Preol- tote anaaton to Jnly to doctl* . bnnasa. dant JtooeotolPa Oasrgta rap- w ksthar II would asm * a nnmtast fo r th a In n a te am sail a -ptetol lu a tto n porter* bare dapoatted of |1K~ cheek wMk U s State D**mantis Executlre Ceamltte* forUtalnul "toUf nullifying , tha Preeldest CaHawkni 10 miter Oaargto’a Detrearetl* a called at the State Deport yesterday to formally notify rutary Hull of ‘Italy’s annaxto j tlon of Ethiopia. In vitw of th a t official pre* nouncement it now will bo aeooto . sary for Secretary Hull to d i t t o 1 mine what attitude the United ■ States Government will tak* l l ' recognlilng, or not rocogntolM bj M _ _ the allegait tran sfer of eoveralgwiy . from Emperor Hatle S«lassie tU King V idor Emmanuel.. Dlaaatlaflad with tha letter fre to • Hull m tllnlng all step* toko* bp .the State Department to prntort WASHINGTON, May l3.-(/F) Americans and thair lateraato to SAN FRANCISCO, Ethiopia, RepranaUllva Bogun ■__and (AA—Two mentwo women! —A new effort to seal th* (l,(R. Maai.), author of the retold* ware 1killod early today In the 1429.000,000 relief fund against tlon demanding complete inform s*Shamrock N ight Club tire. Nine allocations for largo projects n it persona war* Injured, three o ff,. specifically ■ • authorised by Con­ tlon, continued to press fog more ^ gress was to prospect a* th* Sen- detailed data. them seriously. Hull's aiptonatlon, tha congreatov Th* fire started when Belly, woman aaaartod, waa “a coofao* \ Bloaaom torch dancer, kicked a, alon of weaknoio.” torch eo flames leaped up to th* | .The occratary of itota had ato flimsy draperies. Panic swept the, . plained that warnlnga had hua* 50 patron*, and they rushed for renal and Maine tidewater proj- lasuad to Amortcan cltlsong BOV* tha ■Ingle exit, trampling Jo « ‘V “ id w ho to chango oral tlmaa before tha occurrenau ad \ Dickinson, hat check girl, to the entire ayatern or relief ho disturbances to the African H f l ‘ it M tere tho picture,” Ho hoopRal would truly bo ptooo (F o il persons w en to pop M they enter sad only what they can W sto ttef thn~ Khvanla Club J , J. laOngban present0 charter to Scout Barman Mania, bead of 1*. 9. Which I* aponaored f h k Abate n boys were 1 tote tlte troop wRb apy n ru M an lM before th* iS p b , aUtMr Nix accepted a M Satstf af tho Klwxa- SSV A X U to ^ rUgM aring between ttbe e ^ nprtr i! J»»* oy - r u . Ke. P announced U•*a WARSAW, May 1 L populatlon of Poland In according to tho la teat growth of 406JMO (too LOCAL to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1936 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 12, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 1936. 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