13 10 233 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/398b5033fe771f51e057ca678131a004.pdf d294aa453086abda0d2122dcffe7edf8 PDF Text Text . f - --W - FridayVContest U ttl^ g u n tf Lookouts Got 9 Hite But Poor Pitching Caused The Defeat p..$m V s Sanford Club > b t l a i a C H u 'With A Record Of Many Victories Last Year thar, t e t whan IU young T h ru Sanford pltchera war* IBM t« run n inf tool pounded (or a doien hK* la the Boach bunch «* m 1 la f t mo botwoOn the Lookout* and M*». Th* Lookout* »r* Ih* Axaleta la Patatka pectordap, ‘ aad Palatka won, 10 to B. Lopor waa driven from the meand la th* flrat i l i n u after j BOS u r e r o o m e O - n i m G-Mon fe GafnearUl*. H a pHch*d ha had (hroa. (wo moa ba**i on oow waw ball* aad hod allowed a brara of • htta which far* (ho Aialeao a • two run lead la (ha Oral inning- I -------T K u rn a la tria d aa on* of th* Thomason wai (hen sent in to rffp McCrona ha* arid repeat- pKeh aad la*ted until one woo o a t 1 1ELAJCD, Wap ■*—Batter Tthe- beet Claa* C pitcher* to the Booth, fea t ha need* m en pltchera, In the fourth frame. Then Ve*le I’a *infI* with a that* aboard aad t bailor* we have materially to aeada them mere the# ever esme to (he nwene of (he Sanford ha wp a 10-toafeg alo ffto f dtt- atrengthoaad the Lookout* pitch[that Leptteld hae‘ flown th* dub aad pitched the reti of the a tha Florida Stole Laagu* here lag etotf h r f a t i n g , him ,", the Lopfield waa a goad men. ratae.darftif which time he let the dap iaBonwea . aa DeLaad brnka ctob manager aa id. bad he took It late Hla head Palrikena eeora onlp one run. That ( H i m losing atreak bp doA now outfielder aleo Join* the OatoeevUlo, Tueedxy (hep pUp ivet.aad without telling any- eae waa a home run bp Jodie ting th* OainoovUl* G-Men. 10 LookooU today. He la a Claaa 0 to O elaad, T handap tbep.g* to k man Ip the M a t a f Pop* a*d Peptone Beech and Saturday Ahoy Whir*, Um eecond hat*min to feco r« take tha extra laatog ten - cotaee from la k eland. Swindell go back to the coeat agato for a V u 'e . t, the Bade had to w w w w i a a plepe cantor end Barn** plape left fam e la S t AagwUn*. Tha Atel** pitcher allowed nine [ht-ron lend which the O-Men field, bat member* of the pitchhits, aad on th**« Cat** and Cataaa are to be played a n ip i t to th# fleet laatog. Tha Qotoao lag a ta tt have been naed to right dap heat week In tha Florida Stato I wing hoIda eat th* Lookouta Pamea each batted In two and le b a tte n get to Dopp Deaa for field. T hat la the poaltion Pope will League. All clnba bed a fait preUp near bet on victory Swindell betted In one run. Swin­ » hita, which with aa arrar aad plep ig f u to n games. lever he go** to the mound. dell, Andrew* and Pinion each hit achodule the ftret week of the •*•: f tool that wap now when Doc for two-uaggvra, Rtuffp MeCrono eon, but th* laat two week* tkop Ha l* pitching, Anp teem I* *eored two of th* run*, D iva Swin­ b ate keen plaptog tlx dap* a week. **» a t the atari whoa tha play- dell tcorod two and Maltblo acorn! Now that th* team* have been ext donl haVa eonfldaaca in Uw Tcnp Canaoneri (left) won **ran o f hie ton round* with Jimmy to 14 men each thap wU flap »rp. With an A, Ne. 1, pttaher Palatka tallied three tlmea in the McLarnln (right), former wsltotwrigfct title holder a l M adkea evarp dap, at laaat next week. ■ to y dap,’a f l a t tha Lookout* latitat canto and alidad four more iSquare Garden In New. York laat night. Seventeen thouaaad tone Next week** dehaduto to the gam «p only -to u t climbing—th a t cam* marker* In th* aeonnd item * to witneaerd lb* Beat. Florida .State Leagn* will be aa b up (he pereeatage ladder the ■alt tha tllt awxy, fence** -dawbwr follow* t *' DAYTONA BEACH. Map fl^ A (tore beve been talking about followed hp Ricky1* tin*t« and Baadap Tha aaere i E H B torp.' wild flrat Inning, In which Wlee FUhar'a Dp to left, gave the AiaSanford J f OalnooVM*. Sanaterra I • U PeLand drove H. MaBhaa* from gave wp four bite and walked three leaa another run in the third end St. Aegneliaa a t Poland. men, slew ing trrvn run* to creia Cherokee* » I I tho h as to U m third, grittog eix Paptona Beach a t Patatka. Iwtodcll la a t a pitcher, but ho Whir*'* homer tallied I Maul* the plate, gave the league-leading Georg* MeBory wee the umrun* off k ta , ta d the* tied the Igamgnj t-m can throw o bell. I t ian't ahead of him In tho fourth. p|re. I ator* with Ountharp oa tho mound. Wander* a P to 1 dtcleion over St, PuLand at Sanford. try man who can throw a hall M iro H O ait>M n n a m Aofuatin* her* peatordap. Bid U ve b iM««gti>g tho Ban- Al brittoa, who relieved ftoaUiarp Paptoa* Booth a t Cain**rill*. m deep la center field aqocrw Maltbr. lb - I I 1 » I • Who waa peaked after one me* Mrf'rono, lb 1 * 1 * 1 * atom and Mr Steele h maaagtog to to* ebrik. limited th* Boda to Palatka at St. Auguetlnc. to third baa* to th* baamnan Mwlirdelt, ef 4 I 1 f • * f e CfcafokaL ,*!« hlto. an* welk, and atruck oot had been retired and Johnaon, a Tuesday i catch It wtihoot even flopping TVwa game* a n achriried In Hr* »* Um tkroo aad tWMthirda aocthpaw, flnUhed tha game, al­ Sanford at DoLand. t b J w I b ^ ^ n t o ^ L t o g a a next •*"»*»■ bo pitched, although k* lowing only five hUa to aoven and OaineaviU* ab Paptona B*ach. twoAUrda toning*. .* __ . . . . ________ .w aa credited with tho hoo. St. A ugutine a t Patatka. I or looo, th* Sanford dob . iMeoao F rslk k oa tha mound for Wadaeadap tom* Intonating gemaa, and Um Islander*, ear* op U m nlat _____ NEW TOBKc H Map r , 9<—Vn— '1 I T O ^ D A Y lR* fap M t h ^ Ud<>^ Paptona Beach a t Sanford. - 9 ll faaa will aoo them In three ^TlUJRSDAYi Panther* v*. ______ M O ill 000 OU 000 000 01—10 hita. Tho SC Auguatlou tolly In Surviving a flrat round bleat Plratoa aacd faur pitcher* PoLand at Palatka. Mm o ' a t home next weak—Mantha fifth wan the flrat run ocoml St. Aofuatlna a t GetotavUle. that had him hatterod amt ln Umir game agmlnet th* Bad So* ip, Wedneedap aad Friday, Th* FRIDAY! Chcrokooo v*. Card!- 0 ___ m' tT. m n .. on Frallck to t t Inning*. Tkuradap I bleeding, apparenUp oothe ^ u d n a League laat w arin g , f* Um lalaadere’ h alf of tha Sanford at Paptona Beach. verge *f * knoekegt. Tonp Ceu- „ a ,* > . ,g to 7. A throo-hoM Drat, Guerra and Koalnakl, flrat Oalneeville at St. AuguaUn*. 11 neri cairva back laat night to Wt ^ Qlann Cothran who dr*vc two Up, walked. Guerra acored *n Pplatka at PeLand. *l7 , „ Irl*k J lmn.T M cUrnln a ^ %0m la p„ Me lrnig • <f«Uh:a bp Andera* tt, Hoalnekl UMfflc licking In on* of Um i j i n wia ft. gwnp, though etopplag a t third, Morton walked moat epoctoeuUr AghU the lit- ^ odham of tho E*d^« aaA POltogham etraeh o u t Mltkerie will play at hem* a week M e l* " ^ ^ g u t-a tkr**-bagger and aa a ro­ — ----------- — - « h e a w afegfed to left field hul n i T handap, aad tto a rtamt • many A m o o n ...................... a ril drove to one bop ahead of Palatka id* I* Sanford to da- Horinahl ahd Andersen eroaeed the _ At th* and of 10 funooa w ... ' ■ jjj i q j Yll bo a crowd at Bnford Id th a t dap. The tutomohll* i round*, witnaaaed bp a eweltorptUdmd tho flrat fe ria l Galaeevill* #t 'TUatka. 0 bo given away on Thorriap, Inx, naar-caparity crowd In . P nJorwa-WIVl* Daytona Beach a t Deland. t SL Are you aaklng for pour ptaa a t tho Red Star builaec* b lahmanU T Only 19 Errors Made In 9th St Diamond L e a d Gained By tm Aaaortcw in th* G-Men At The Start Lookouts Here One Week from Sunday ^- - Daytona Wins By One-Sided Score From The Saints Conzoneri Beats McLqrnin In 10-Round New York Bout Former Title H olderlpjfg^ Yankees Is Defeated By Big ™ Q«*nnil Edge-By Champ1™ * - . *j Place I n Lion* THE STANDINGS hdap** -Standing*" contain* air league—th e Legion Junior, 1third gam* la the new leaguo I played peatrdap, but tho teams g not been carried in Um perU r* column before a* - they m not all named until Uat IK Thap have ehaaea th* namaa . Cardinal*, f Bede, Bulldog*, Ithere, Rena te n and Charakeot. I winner* 'to del* ere the din ale. Panther* ta d Senator*, rugh tha Cherokee* Ioat P*»lap, their pitcher, Lane* Hap**, ■ak out ,10 men. That’* not eo KvAad Jbo.aoor* ol d to I *hawa : two pea fa, ttruak antag wife fee raault feat tome llaborn'a fexcaaeer* band to Um totmodlri* Coach Reberu waa not!- » The little lightweight ehamfilikio*. *• plon who look* Ilk* # miniature Coekm n^uy .R h fe the bqx ***“ I Q*«n 7a*i ?„“■ Babe Ruth and hit* with the J »«. .*m* abandon whan th# mood Tlpptoa pitched aad Alvfe uo' With aa daxsllng a nillp a . th* . N e x t w**k> eahedala fe ,tk#|Xaahe». fight faithful havo ever aeen. MONDAYt Glanta vm, Yankee*. Cantonori won eavoa of th# TUESDAY! Red Sox re. Cuba 10 munda, dropped MoLantln to WEDNESDAY! Plratoa vs. ono kneo with a torttfU 'rlghthander In the aocoad round and had the ona-tlm* "baby faced" tilt by nil char, by Than IJCeaeU), by Amlrewe (U r n dynamiter at U» mercy of hlc WHO pltcbae, Tbumeann, l ten-fUtod fir* at tha flaiab. llmplme. HaiMneh pn.| toibr. toy pH*her, toper, Tim* ut ime Canumeri waa given an ova- We hive a gpeclal plan which wfOl hrip you to purchMo a ngw Chevrolet op tued car NOW. Call and <a» til fa r details of this piss, : "7{ to,*• Andrewe L Hita bH t«o«r "O laanlaae ■ rune: nil Thno •i n » In I»* Innlna* a rum; V*ai* I In 4 1-1 Innlna,, i 0,1 flm»*|f of hit long^'apd hrUUant Form er Ball P layer niTC U -fllklSG —t i l l —— . fighting eereor. T ti \iiim o — IV 1 A V ic tim O f Th* U aherritp fit Mlnneeaoto gat* re c e ip to W j-! H it A n d R im D riv e r i flying rich, which holda the ne- 995 ai Uaaai champlonahlp af collegia o 7A3.S0. aviation, doe* not own a eingl* Paulino match L Doccmbor, SAAAHOTAr May 1>-GPV-L.' plane. Member* rompete In rental which Mlk* Jo col promoted to Curl Drake, 41. farmer Soethora, ---------------tho Carden, • Laagua buaobril player, « * d at nr borrowed chip*, the houao waa tha b in e a t for Saraaota Uoapltal ycotetoap , af anp flatle attraction to i h * ' feferiao rocrived whaa atruok by-a Eighth Avenue Arena tin** 1M 1 hit-end-r*n matorfet Mowtoy. GlilVVS “TWO-PA CEO" I *a£»*U m * e r i m h t t ^ V l S d PARIS, Map g .-W V -'T w a - * " . ® o > u w en w a ftt* 'a lo n g 1 . i O AB B H r*L uu n ■* ts AM. ptc. . I S O • 14 AST Indian* 11 SS f 14 AST L E S e a n .T B a o S 4 .4 M ; . Task. 11 n I ltf AST �Sanford ta Tha Only Ccntnft . Fieri* And Water Transportation A N IN D K Pl SANFORD, FLORIDA, Chamber O f Commerce Meet In Oviedo Tdmo\ Borah Contest* With Favorite Son Entry CL Oe P. Convention ' ,‘»4r rt i ^ J S U p * Victory Forecast ] By Radio Priest Primaries Tomorrow In West Virginia, New Hftmpshlre WASHINGTON, Kay « — (A P)—Ohio’* primary to■sorrow U expected to IndlV a eonethlng about tho m id d le was tom voting trend. 8enator Borah of Idaho contacts with Robert A. Taft, favorite aoa entry, backed oy th e Republican atate ornniiaU on, for delegates to art Roosevelt fo r the presidentUl wferewce veto, hot ta not ea­ red In asperate balloting for deltatoa to the Democratic coavenTbs Rav. Charles R. Coughlin, atonal eaadtdato oadoTied by th* Boots! Jostles Union "will toko half t f Ohio" In tomorrow’s vote. Factional struggles feature to­ morrow's West Virginia Primary. Tho presidential vote Is pushed to the background by a split botcraan tww (Damemtto Venator*, M. M. Nealy aad Ruah D. Holt. Manly seeks re-nomination while Holt support* Ralph M. Rtnor, f e w t f teW o f tha slat* house t f t f a m t n . Thero • also Is a A g M fc* state iM danUp t f th* »W Demoeratia prime-y Jounwy to Oviedo tomorrow even-1 common In* for their f in t meeting heM 'yoor m i outokto tha City of Sanford to 1teed and four yours. Thu session k to ho nrnmiaaadatliBi cartfaQy sad bold In Um H1*h School building Impartially weighed and fabri­ on Invitation of the Oviedo Man's cated brio workable plans mu­ Club of which P. W. Talbott la tually beneficial U alL" president. Sapper will bo sowed Attention la drawn to the fact a t 1 o'clock by the Oviedo Worn- that regular monthly meetings of ao*a Club, and after a brief the Board of Directors a n -aot busbies* session a prof mm of confined to Board members only, entertainment will he (iron Ly aad that all members a t the the Men's Ohio of Cm town. Chamber are cordially invitod, ka A lur*e delefaiion of Sanford fact urged, to attend. Oviedo’s ropTsraati tlon eu the members of ttm County trade body la pluming to attend tbL Board at Directors Includes Mia. meeUa* which promisee to be Jog, W. CooUs, lire p n eM lit. one of the iouts tending _ ■of Um, and Dtroctora C. *. Lae, fL A. year. Lau-g* dslefatlons are smo expyeted from Oviedo’* nelgHboria* communities, Including Chuloots, Oeneva and Blsrla. Chamber of Commerce o ffic ia ls------- -- — - -----_ plan to arvance many such meet- i h*** E. Bludwortb, L. Hawkins infs In tha outlying communities Connelly, Mr. and M n . Julius of the County, so that al sac.; A' .?*'' ®' D' Uons may become well acquaint-1 **• _£* *d with and iharw In the work of *■ A- Newman, Fred R. Wlltbe County trad* organisation, J°* , “ P?** * ' j as conveyed by President T. E. “ " ? • “ ,~V (Toss) Simpson In a recent let- ^ H * r n k m a m tl IC Du^ T w ’ ter addressed to the cltUena of "■ Bemlnole Count, In which he \ Contest H Optom etrists FUNERAL Of State Are Meeting Here Sanford Boy Defeats Best Orators From 5 Other Towns lift C e n t r a l Florida Delegates Come From Every Section To Gain Latest Ideas I n Eye Treatm ent TODAY Paid Today To ParkTrammell Funeral Services To Be Held A t 4 P. M. In Lakeland, Home Town Of Statesman Attended by more then (10 dele- I ' t! rates from evsry section of the 1 f , »;• statu from Pensacola on the I west to Jacksonville so l to Key III jr ; ; West at the e s t r e m e toulhsrn I ? fasted lbs beet orators that aeota point of the peninsula—tho an-1 |jk f g ' ^ Funeral Train few furnished by the ehaptuta in nual state meeting of the Florida Apopka, DeLand, S t flood. Body O f Senator Optometrists Association opened Hasting* aad Creecent City, The In Sanford Bandsy evening. SeeFinal riles fc From Washington Judges wore H. R. Pierce, Inatmcslono pro to be held through to- la b o rs).. Unite tor ta public speaking a t R e ties dsy aad tomorrow. from Florida, w CoUeget J . B, Walker, auperin- CITY NEWS BRIEFS L A K E L A N D , M a y H e r* Flection of officers was to his home city teadsnt t f schools In Orange Counf AP) —People who elected have been held this morning, but l afternoon at i tyj aad C. R. H iatt Lake county him In every nubile office hfe Members of tho Woodmen’s It was decided to postpone that agrlcultofnl ag en t ClKle are reminded of an Im­ until tomorrow, and today la bosought In hia SB y ea rn ’ c a re e r "Co-operation and tho American portant meeting to be hsld In mlnlnterrd for the last time devoted to a study of the latost Farm Need". waa the subject of tite W. o . W\ Hall a t a o’clock today to Senator Park Tnuiw Ideas In eye correction and to Boyd Coleman's winning oration. tonight. * mell. listening to sddrtsdbi by men m_ m Tom Stewart of DeLand, speaking In tho cool, dim recenm on "Relief for the American The west her: Gs ns rally fair to­ prominent In the ^bfssslon. The of tho Municipal Auditorium, Farmer," wpn second place, and night and Tuesday. Extreme main Speaker today was Dr. spacious building of Spanish Charles _Whlte of Hastings waa Mtthwrot Floridat Partly cloudy Robert Wilson at Dalislhy, N. C. architecture on the short t f given third place with hia address somewhat unsettlsd tonight and Dr. E. B. Alexander of Duncan, Mirror ta k e , women In bright Okie., vice president of the on "Future Farmers and ILa ter Tuesday. AstoriaAmerican Optomertists' Life," The most excellent degree will lion, rams unannounced and It ta WiU N ot~N egotiate In the harmonica contest first p ace went to H. W. Barber a t S t ka conferred at Tuesday tvenlng’i expected that he wit] apeak at In Presence Of A n __ __________ Cloud, second to Cliff Burton of meeting of Monro* Chapter of one of the session* tomorrow. African Emiasa r yj Th»u men ft* filing down toth* Crescent City and third to Horbart tha Royal Arch Masons, follow­ All sessions of tha convention ing a supper to be served at 0:30 are being held In the Mayfair stage gated upon tha body wh. Hutson of Apopka. OF)—Bar- H k y In a brown metalllo coffin Oviedo won f ln t place with Its aVock. Hotel where tho delegate* gath­ OENEVA. 1 and passed on out Into the bright quartet composed of Prank Marriage licenses were Issued ered last evening and lis­ on Pom pro Alosl, Italy’s envoy sunshine again. The casks# was Wheeler, CVigone Allen, Jack Saturday to Chaa. E. Johnson, 2.1. tened to addreei to welcome by lo Geneva, walked out of th* flanked by flowers, tha largest of Pompano, and Viola Stiles, 21, Mayor 8. O. Shinholisr and by Iwagu* of Nations council ses­ , of Sanford, «nd to Wm. II. Cay- M.- L. Raborn. past president of sion late today when tha council offerings being a bank t f white quartet composed of Coen Barber, pool, 41, and Emma V. Ramsey, th* Junior Chamber of Commerce took up th* question of con- lilies from tha United Staten Ma­ BUI Oeding, I t J, Ryan and Benrins Corpa. which brought the convention to qusrtd Ethiopia.. 41, both of Daytons Reach. ni* Driggers. The funeral brought marry net* Sanford. Tha meeting was opened It Duce's representative an­ Dav* Shannon waa unopposed Th* regular monthly meeting of by the Rev, J, J. KeltagHan, sec­ nounced Italy could not negotlals sblrs to the city. In th* fiddling contest. th* supervisory committee of Ih* retary of th* Junior Chamber In th* presence nf a “so-called The Rev. James 8. Day, Jr* Th* string banda did not com­ State Market will be held In th* of Commerce. .... pastor of the Soulhaida Bandelegate from Ethiopia." Ills. pote, bat the audience was en­ market office at 7:30 o'clock this A fter. these formalities an tnbitter' lljl Church of Lakeland^ will tertained by music on band Instru­ evening. H. M. Papwovth, chair­ tertalnment was given by local dramatic axlt followed a 1------ ‘officiate a t the funeral eervieas, ment* by th* Bbsnnon Brothers, man of th* committee. Will pro- talent, “Free to, tha magician,” protest from Hall* Selassie him-| assisted by tho Rav, c. E. Wyatt, self against Mussolini's annexa­ Jerry Senkarik, Henry Jameson, aid*. _____ in tha person of Raymond Mon- tion of his African kindgom, and of the First Christian Church, tha Eddie Hawk* and Randall Prlesl ealvatage, mystified the delegate* Italian hint* that Italy would Rav. a . A. Raymond, of the First scrlptioss to Ut* Salvatloa Army t f Sanford and a number t f tb* Arranged by Peter Thun ton's with hi* bag of triaka, aad aovarbolt tha league rather than' i Presbyterian Church, and tha Rav, tf mdy otightiy-*u**ferth*kc*m** vtattlng boya. *T>*aoa committee," • a. - banquet J. K. Kills, otAhe First Methodist third of. tho amount m 4 * l to Boyd Coleman ’and winner* In wlN be served hs tb* lfayfalr al muileal n amberv wore g lrstf disease Ethiopia In th * "p r» (ro n ‘Church. Interment will be la JtM*> Dr. Henry MaLautln ia chair­ of an agent of Selassie, Th* finance tb* toes] corps t f that lb* other contexts win enter tho Hotel a t 8 o'clock toalght to all lawn Cemetery her*. man of th* local committee on religious aad *heritable organl- atato competition In Oalnesvlll* Elks. The affair la to ka for baron departed with his entire arrangomonta. ^ m *h> delegation. Klki only, and Exaltad Rotor F. P ity asked two questions which, **ti°® tomtog your,t volun­ Dm middle of Juno. H* told delegates hn was wnlkteer mwkara worker* who who r~ put In five F. D en a r said ho a spec lad every ho said, era pertinent to th* cans- t**T Ing out because Italy cannot i • , since they apply ^lo the “daya 1™ “teatt week to paten, la si soliciting member would b* there, admit of th* presence of an major Issue. mid, ^ to «onUaue Leu” The Tto public, he ho mid. soatiao. tbe th . sypeel appml Gaa Schmah and Lewis Tata Ethiopian delegate at tha coun­ la entitled to have tha answers tfel* Weak. Many prospect card* are star* tn a movie thriller ap­ cil table as “there exists, Indeed, [ ^ ____ _ _________ _ __ to them and should dexsand them. b*T* nut1 beau taken o u t aad I I pearing at th* Rita tonight. The worker* are " 0 semblance of organisation t f sill new o f‘rixo/e Ah.'n'* ‘n ^nTh7hlch They a n : • ' . mor* ■/ volunteer movie la called tho "March of th* Ethiopian atato. The or y fo]|owri iB attack at Influawn "Are you friend y, era you Ink*- *»ktf to report Wodamdap momTim*" and includes a (bowing of sovereignity existing In Ethiopia »„,) pt,ttr|»r. Ha was M y e a n old warm or a » you antagonistic lo Ing a t campaign headquarter* ta scents taken In connection with th* present chief executive and th* th* Hill Hardwara Company's I* that of Italy," <n4 t«d served Florida In tha th* crosa-stata canal eonlrovsnr/. present administration I " building ow Boat F l a t Street .. — —— United tatoa Benito continuously Th* Sanford Herald also com** "Will you, If elected governor and obtain thee* cards, AM vohme f Florida, rigorously probe tb* taera who worked last week are pltal Day. Visiting hours are from In for som# fro* publicity. unwholesome conditions In our expected to report a t headqnart- I to I o’clock In tb* afternoon and •hip t f the Semlaole High P.-T. A. etsl* government which wo know era tomorrow, Judge Ja*. 0 . Sharon, candidate It la through tha eo-operatlon 1 to B o’oekk In the avenlny. to exist and present them to th* Tho total sabasribod to the Graduate nurses will show visitor* for Congress, put hs alx busy days of tha two Chamber* of Commerce proper authority, so that th* bo- Salvation Army was reported through tha Institution. last week, speaking In St. Au- and tha tervic* clubs of the city trayera of public trust of our atato this morning aa l U t t . t t , This goatlne. New Smyrna, Ocala, Oak Mrs, H. M. Pap worth todey Mill, iBdgewater, Osteen, Orange that 8anford ta to he Included In BARTOW, May 11.—W — will b* prosecuted to tb* full ex- loci odes tha advaaaa gift* mads th* Good WIU Tour of Florida Manuel askad Tha Hbrald to eorre-t *u Menendes secretary to City, Pierson, Barbervllle, Seville, tent of tb* law, Just a* other crim- before tha campaign was taerror la T. Vt. Lawton’s article in Pomona, Welaka, Hastings, Pone* now being made fey th* symphonic former Police Chief R. 0 . Tiltalnala, and then work oammtly oagunted last Tuesday, the mborchestras of Jacksonville, Tamp* and conscientiously t# see them scripUea* ami* *la*t weak, aad B *today's paper. She said she DcLaon Spring*, San Mat*>. and Miami, combined Into a fed­ wurth of Tampa, today refused to was aot th* first tn a m rs r, but testify a t tha trial of Tltlsworth convicted and punished «*» tbatr ncelpU from S a ta rd a rt tag day. that her father, th* lata M. F. eral music project of tha W. P. A. and alx suspended policemen on cri* “ r m ^ ’ Tb* goal set waa fOOfe. The*# thro* unite are each com­ RoMaaan, was tha first and nny of kidnaping Eugvna F. Judge W. Batetffe M t a m t f T t< ^ returwad fell! to th* prasidsat of tha early Hospital What prorad to ha os* t f tits posed of a t musicians, all profes­ charges Poulnot, ono of throe victims of h u t acta t f hte political earner Warranty deeds on file today sionals, who era paid by tha gov­ mob vlolenca In Tampa t o t Nov. ^ treasury. F irst prtsa for Association. He put on a field day record tho transfer by Mary F. was the appointment by Seas tee to tala* the first fund* for (he Williamson to Preaton Bolden ef ernment and la return for a se­ SO. S S ? £ “ J S '.,iu Path Trammell of Georg* Whit­ Institution, and named Mr*. Fip- tbraa lots In Wlnwood Park at Al­ curity wag*, bars been practic­ Menendes, who had haen Indict­ answering It," Faty aajd in as- , . cini|| , r tll *» M b s T t o worth aa program chairman. field McRory, J r , to tb s Nasal ing together four hours dally. Ing ed aa an accessory In tha flogging Academy a t Annapolis. Direct ap­ tamonte Springs, and of on* lot In Tonight tha anaamble la play­ play"Among other fee tu r n of th* **• Mki“* 11 * ala Brown, and third prise waa tho aama subdivision to Mrs. Mar- ing at Um Woman’s College In cases but U not now on trial, said pointment of Mr. McRory to tko I. . . . tm a by MU* Winifred HtsUhlaa. day was a fancy driving contest rlo Bolden. Three other deed* Tallahaaaoo, and Governor flholtl he would not testify because It Naval Academy waa mad* on tko for woman," Mr*. Papworth icrecord th* transfer by R. A. and hia ataff will bo In attend- might Incriminate himself, Tha day before Boaster Trammell’s ealla, " f had been driving only atato having caled Menendes aa death. to Frank Akera of ■nca. a. ' i l tiuaa weeks, but could not refuso Goodapeed thro# lots In Lake Monroe and Mr. McRory wfll enter tb* as**More than 14 concerts will be Ita witness argued th a t THtato do say Ml In this worthy cause, th* transfer of Mr. Aker* to Mr. given on this tour, a few by th* worth’s former secratary hail a ■my with tb* fourth year class aad entered o ar Mag ##v*o-»etUr floodapoed of on* tot in the same entire orchestra. In th* larger constitutional right to safeguard on July 1st. All entraacw re­ sodas. Flags were ataagwd In pair* district. himself, but should testify about cities, and others by Individual matter* not directly connected quirement* have already baaa wet . all over tha field, ev en eaperUnrH units. except th* physical oxamlooIMB driver* bU a flag aaw aad thro, with tha charges against him. The Chairman Dell t f the State The concert b th* Seminole defense objected, Tha court final­ to ba made by tha Madiaol Board' ■ but I took down U flag* with Tabeftaltol* Board, Ooiaeevllle. ssy rear whsala. I waa saed to sad Architect Klnard for th* High School la fro* t f eharg* and ly ruled Menende* should ha of tho Naval, Academy, Pntlssl-; ■ nary physical stam lni'.loM .kava ' If k expected that • capacity, anbeard, Jacksonville, hqva noti­ diene# will enjoy Sanford's first, quoatlonsd with tho Jury removed oeeiupe xsed. , , • * • nd tho UeuVuf Inetinrinatlhk evi­ fied tJia -Chambor - t f ' CbmmCrce A graduate of tha dence decided ss tho questioning Ikiy-Will tw*«h S o tfe rd tomorrow High School In Sanfard when proceeded. noon to Inspect tha thro* sPae attended school from tha i ilation Gain offered In thte County for grade of primary achoat, Mr. Rory for th* past year baa” e By Florida a t th* Marian Military laati to d . Lake Mary ta d Cbahiote, In Marion, Ala. Ra will a n t e WH. May 11—(F) Naval Academy an tha hart shifts that left 14 Many Notables N Among Mourners. Bears Italy’s D eleg ate Quits Session Of League In Geneva Public Is Invited To Inspect City Hospitid Tuesday S t a t e ’ s Witness R efuses Testimony Trammell Named Sanford Boy To Naval Academy f £ .i£ i S t r e e t s Patrolled After Greek Strike fewer resident* te IBM despite a gab M9A44 for Uw aaab arc reported by T S DOING PCgtfatlon t o i SALONIKA. Orrac*. May 11— UP)—Tb* city was quiet but th e n certificate th was no traffic b army-patrolled streets yesterday following fight­ ing between tobacco strikers and Um b IMS was eetU ATHENS, May I I — UP)—Work•ra* Isadora were reported to be trying to stag* a general strike throughout Orrac* | tn protest against tha killing t f strikers at Salonika yesterday. LOCAL ‘Big Money* Hjll ig Passed By House -------- ■ __ ___ ___ __-A 1 * _____ * , '<£ ’/ T O ll' V ,r> ’- ♦ * ! ' 7 ■* ' f- fl �m m m i 8 Asked COC Work Improves rnthu country r*, -n~-ue>— > to them not only the present nc«j for additional facilities ami accommodation*, butotoo the extent to which the local stuff I hex bee n jo tn g to meke the moot of such equipment u it 8 S « * prrT* people," h t f eontinned. "Mm * psrttoOsrly this «m k m • ( whether fee present chief ' U c r U tt will perpituatm (In M M pI y t e a e f f e re m n ^ a t by pM . fh»*r J«R tkaaeiU ser- — year* sdll La fmf^ .Hi r *Li. ■ a> t |» 1U be friendly u, fee p n v M i * InUtraUen. I think Judge p ,t•wny as well a* all other tandlite* for governor should answer m & in dealing wife a ststsUwet lpiwd dodge Pet tewap, P ity vil* l* «ei rt£» tolaui *rsry VHrleiaa. t »« to—W aal i* i Paitadsy U s OUry emoris a te eteai Utefai New!* ' . fl»H “Ifettk i f Tine” d t b heewa iti iMrfcgP "1 shall also s a y 't ass s W I hare seen Instrumental is bring feg shout the contribution by Pettewap ef U s salary, I k S l W hy him whom It laipired Who, toat at] thought of Vision fade, Brought Vision to his Jersey will reepn|. thy gprln# wiln u£ k i * H r* rr^-2:^ CTiSroBSEn The Herald urgae Its readers to take the tim e tomor­ row to visit the local hospital, since it beHevei that only M Its need* become Better known wilt that* be atronger sentiment In favor of improvement#. Un­ fortunately, too many wait until they have to go there fur treatment before finding out' that the accommodation* are entirely inadequate and Hie facilities inefficient and tocun/veoient for the staff. Mrs. Elisabeth Jameson ha* requested th a t those who are In a position to da so make some small contribution' which can be added to the equipment of the hospital. List* ed aa among the meat necessary--items which would be gratefully received are all kinds of lindtio, blanket*, cur­ tains, rugs, chairs, towels, surgical Instruments, and prac­ tically everything which can be made use o f ’ In a home. Mrs. Jameron dleo says th a t the hospital Is sorely In need of an emergsney tt room, pointing out that In times past when • o ils have occurred, v ictim ham been rushed to the hos| only to find some other operation \ In* performed la- the. only opersting room which the lospltal affords. Under the circuinstance* there was otning to do but to wait until one operation had bee A NBW-CUT ASHLAR * A new-cut Stiller takes th* light other. Usually such delays are serious. en klgh Olympus. ****■'a*‘^ hm lot) room, shower baths for doctors, and similar necessities , light, • The Herald hopes that a large number of the local Upward to rebeh beyond their people will inspect the hospital tomorrow and resolve to trsdr, ’ . And upward look' beyond their do something toward helplnfe to improve the present sit­ uation. if you can’t go yourself, send something by ' night - " fellows' and conveniences. One si.m the mar# swings into ,,t. fU it On JnuM high stops of Vision's ; ’i . throne,..... billot ie a more decs tontion of every ^rigty WfU o f, Florida and Selecting A Senator RATTLESNAKE GUIDE—the queernt voca­ tion la all Florida l Bach la fee distinction ashlercd hy Gay Johnson of Arcadia, who has made a spe­ cialty af taking oat parties e f toe riots anxious to ‘n o haw ha catches real rattlesnake! la their native fcmaUL The buslnee* has ceveral proStabto htaashsa. too, far U f. Johnson ala* markets many o f the rattlesaakse to etrcoaaa and soot He.salts fee fat one* for canning purposes tq a local rattle- At that time a permanent successor will he elcctod to serve for the balance of the term which in this case happens to be about four cars. he general election differs significant!' from the I irlmury P S l P Pinl Ithat P H the H i candidate receiving thei largest num-| bur of voten wlmt the election regardless of how many! candblatea happen to bo in lha race, in the primary olec* Movieland, Inc. tlon*. when there are more than two cnndidnteq for a par­ ticular office, the two high men have to run it off in a Reads Tax Bill second primary. And Feels Sad The Republican* doubtless will bring forward a can­ didate for Senator Trammell’s seat. Ordinarily, there would Ry l*BBATON UBOVRR bu no question of such a candidate being defeated by the Democratic nominee. But in this case thury Is consider­ WA81UNOTON, May tl.- T h * able doubt a* to whom the Democratic nominee will lie, or new ts< Mil seems destined tu take come of the glow from the how many, It la too tale for the party to malar' the cus­ sin ties of fee more successful tomary nomination In the primary to be held in June.' motion picture starsUnder the drcumstanccH the .State Democratic Execu­ In Its present form It »ppli*« tive- Committee may make u n to them with a peculiar Intensity. suggested that the Democratic M state bp given A number of film Iu miner to* | Hpcclal primary, have Incorporated themsetre*, nn importunity to express n pn Iff, and anyone In- thereby being able However, this would In no wa; I W ho COUld M t 'a 4 voter*, cbuld ■ irobabiy not lew i s v u t h e i r eye* o n oils, former Gov. tatorlal candidate c jw lr m a n C. B . f Orlando, not to to lublican[_candidate ” 5* ^ - .. , , N o! i w o u ld be alm n at b eu rttcr of gubernatorial camll • data* In th* event they ar* da■ fatted In th* primary. would concentrate their strength on th« Republican candi­ Ti"* lldatea, make camtng plant, and admits that on the whohj It 1* a rsitUnf good business even when time* era dull. y 1 The LARGEST SMALL-MOUTHED DAM Ofl ALL TIME, IS pounds sad « ounce*, wse esogt*. In Lake Gertrude, Lake Counts, Florida, F tb ru s rr1 IS, 1M L - I t was taken by w . Welker M. Kan-, qedy. Its length measured 31 Vi Inches, Its girth StM Inch**. I ROOSEVELTS OBJECTIVES TALLAHA8ARK TAI.LAHA8.HRK IlKMdCWAT llK.drtC'HAt Last Respects Paid Todpy To Park TriiHWell FH s Ifcllfury quastod ty Mr*. Rtotrl m«H, thu widow, to honorary pullbnrers < dav* sholts *f Florida. Trammell, one* served *vner of M* »(»(*; sAd t I ? " - JSwcSSlSSSlSJLi 5 B 5 ^ *'"* *w el4* luetudes. or lw trej th* two quMtloaa Mr. G.ia*ttor* thaw motion pie- • * ! sees a* feudsmcntal—r*-em___ ______ 7? t* torsi outer*. I If they choaaa under term , ef fee bill to conttnv to hoop their earnings in Um corporation, they may be forced to p a f * federal tax growing htcrcaetruly higher la pmyorikm to fee purcenUgu at Into me hep* hy t ^ eorptoL date. and th« Pomocratfo strength, which admittedly la au' and the high man would be elected. Under the circumstances the only apparent way this situation can be avoided is to hold a special primary this summer, give all Democratic aspirants the opportunity to On th* other Load, if they toy test thalr strength, end gat from them a pledge to abide feewircW** fattor pcrutmal -d irt, by the m u lta. Then in November there would be only dandt" they wttt fore# their la* one Democratic candidate running against one Republican. Any other procedure Is likely to Me this state m r # tented ta the Senate by a Republican for the root time Jen a A d and Palmetto Th# gspubllrsq prrly rprung In-1 For bnWneHO lh* rtplh* tuvor lo being because of widcspmid I »n mil of inlmrrorsnr*, contimiul **rvv as honorary pal U irui dlsMttsfscllon with th* Wli'ni tariff protection, enlarged toruign Thru* were 'Cary. IJardeu, J 01 Pariy1* dilatory atllhidf on lhu| m trk iti, anil a currency of stab* M»rth» and Doyle Garlton. _a__ 1 If |L. kl. tsiia.Wa.l.M nriwsr umWUli aewte a#« PsU cud prum-nt n w m 'rh the Florida delegation la.O fafrc gold standard and others in a Jlaq were among thbsa namow. honorary peUbes^T*. mrlndP sonn-lly managed currency. Knr agriculture, the rorruepoad- former flenator I f If. Miltoh cats reject dhrurt old and crop to- Marianna, and Reproccntatirra \ MrtgUoh ht favor of Indirect s s cm iiw iriim celcuBstrd la help the m In the funeral party with tfi farmers regenerate themsetveuro-operativue. ait uxpdrt boutllr, Tram mu'I w*re J adg« Wort Trammon af MlainJ. hrutbr-', an rmbshfo on farm product*. their labepto taxes. r Oft general government poltey, th* sea*tor; Mrs. W itter . Jm kl A demon! f*X each a pollfy etn Iks corvespondrnta favor a hal. Of. Marion, 8. C^,a cictort Asnat Richard B. Rum.lt of Oourgl f l i * h ii S e d f e X T to rcail la th. .Ut.menU putScaator JjhemsA Mfeton, of I V, tadtvilloals they WOUkI ltoW t£^*>' '« too apeeUI stippladlaM l RcprotontaUv. o A rif 1 u """L o n l! lh! L Hl*l, secretary' to Am*tor Dd r S C U totT tod V. Ftutrher o f Ffcrldf; So 't o r f . A. Hatch of Jfrur Mrxf< New, eomee el.ng a Mil In^hJmsglift the toddad to trun.fsrm couatrJT tad to l e a d e r s ^ every g r a to g . Jv»- wftJk of ltf * - f* n n .« . hankers, od. tcharMUdx«i M J - t o t o r pick. Oraily Bartow as the nun for governor, While this hardly ' sotaeldo* with th* predictions of 1 moot af fee 'b ig shots” among the ■ mala prugnaetkators, still It must ■ not ha overlooked feat Mrs, . Holdsrmsn know* bur onions when < I* comes to politics. ------ - a-----------Though fe* campaign U rapidly ; turning Into th* homo stretch. alnna paAnHstvuwI , "there has boon vary llttls political advortisln* th fas to th* nawa' papers. W# tong far th* good old * ttoyc of pen* Hathaway and Jehu 'M a r t i n Whan at toast a page was M anhattan M arket be of this service to HUa borough county. Wha»ee Vision, hsvlns shown her foe*. fitootmi earthward reclaim her own. state as senator until the next gentry] election. A. B. M. Ilukhlaoa. W# s*e where Mr. A. T. Roeoatler Is running fer county Judge. T hat Is, A, T. RosseUsr of Melbourne Is running for county Judge of Bruvard county. for the laTcsUgaUfo of reported election irregularities In UIU»bo cough county. Purification «f the every day, Stop and eee fesst gaasaaifeto prime mg.hlatniisL^.r-at'-xFjjau^v^-Aijs: * Men Sec Triple With Tex On Ptt E Only One U ttir Nip ReeentcdBy o • S tfftft-S W S ' M il \ - ft M* » <4 ■i �MONDAY, MAY 11, 1MI THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA Movie A t The Social Calendar , TUESDAY The public is tavttad to rislt Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital in ooeermnee of National Hospital Day which *» being cele­ brated May U throughout tbs United States and Canada Final meeting this year of the Junior High School P.-T. A. will take placo at 3:46 P. M. in the school auditorium. The Sanford Association of Childhood Education will have n dinner nt 7:00 P. M. a t the Mayfair HoteL WEDNESDAY The Sarah Parker Orphanage Chib wiji meet at 3:00 p M. with Mrs. P. D. Parker, 2Q0ti South Lake Avenue. THURSDAY Seminole Rebekah Lodge will a t 7:00 P. M. at the Odd Fellows’ hare a a old-fashioned box supper Cedlian Music CluB Haa Studio Program Mrs. Charles H sadansa of Hol­ ly Hills was the assistant talent «a the Cecilia a Music Hub proffram given Saturday afteraoea • t the stadia of Mrs. Faaai* 8. Munson, Myrtle Arena*. Mrs. U ends non brought her pianoaccordlan sad Rare aa Illustrated talk axptatatag the differences be­ tween the pUno-accordien, the harmenicn and the concertina. Following her talk. Mrs. Hen demon. In Mexican-Gypcy coo­ lant*. played n group of Mexicen molodiee end a Gypsy lore song. For encore she rendered “O Solo Mlo.” Mrs, Munson Introduced Mrs. Hendemon ex a former active Ce­ cilias d o b member, who, srith Co­ co Ian memivri in other it* tea and other towns as wall as in San­ ford, are etill outstanding In prac­ tical music life In thsir respective announced that U p Personals Dr. and Mrs, J, N, Robson of Hastings spent Sunday here with relatives. J M tk w t W a n k to Iln-U U * *t- noefe w U v ) ^ n , famH M f a r t FWW»«*•>'• fte toa; SaHewwy•*»<(***Rite p tn o n of »n unpleasant little chap| Thoe* present were: Mated Bev i s , (Jackie Seorll. I **• Scott. H r. W. T. l-*ng . Th* story has a Joyou. end Inr, S' 'f rv **' *!' however. with all the difIVuHlea ^ „ p, • Ironed out and everybody gloriousR j | IF happy. J ___ 1________ . Freddie Bartholomew is even SKA TRAFFIC SOI * batter than as “Copperfield" and ------| Dolores Costello Barrymore ta as BERKELEY, ( alif. M I effective as aha la beautiful as W —This city ha«suth » -Dearest*. C. Aubrey Smith U « W for * aperfectly cast as the old Earl, channel to make It . de ’ _ : a_ a a . .. CHANGE HORSES If you want Rood government for all the people, vote for J. J. CATES for County Commlswloner from District 2. t rate r*IH Ira I «raH sm i t TheSale o f the regular line o fT i continues through this week- Friends of Bruce Leney wl.l ref i s | to lenrn that he is ill at his home in the Central Apartments. C. F. Stahl left Sunday for Washington, D. C., where he will Miss Pateye McLeod and Hiss Lillian MdLeod were the guests Sunday of their uncle end aunt, Mr. end Mrs. Ralph B. Wight. Mrs. Frank L. Miller has retamed from Jacksonville where she spent two weeks with rele- • Miss Viola Stiles Weds C. E. Johnson NEW WRINKLE IN TIRE5 ^ ^ perfect entertainment for every member of every family In town. You’ll low every minuta of Itl A ipscial Mother's Day Flexible tread when brakes are applied ftRIPSWITtfPS Mrs. Gordon Cherry srr Saturday from Tamps to hor parents, Mr. snd Mrs. L. llsgan, for a fvw days. given duririg July. The program was presented es Ml*a Aldlne Harrison of Jackfollows: Barn Dance, Engelmann—Edith sonvlll# was tha week-end guest Mr. end Mrs. E. W. Stiles an­ of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lovejoy. nounce tha marriage of their Minuet from Don Juan, Mosart — L. Harrison, West Ninth Street. daughter, M bs Viola Stiles, to 1st piano, Harbert--44areisi»d; Charles- Edward Johnson «f -ta d piano, Margaret Myers. Mra. Kerfoot Bryant of Lake­ Pompano. Tha ceremony.waa per­ Spring Song, Binding—Eltxabetn land spent the week-end here with formed Sunday a t tbe F irst Bapher parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whittington. tint Church In this city. Pride of tbe Regiment, Crammond Newby. The ceremony was attended by —Susan K l r t l e y . * enly relatives end Intimate friends In a Moorish Garden, Engel me nr of the couple. No Invitations were —Peggy McTeer. Issued because of tbe uncertainty The Festival March (Two Plannal ef the date of the wadding. Chevalier—Ruby Ben lake, Ellen Mr. end Mrs. Johnson .left In the Meriwether, Katherine Hurt, afternoon for tbelr Honeymoon. Estelle Hurt. They will make their home in Hungarian Dance, Rlenmkhel Pompano. The bridegroom Is a Jimmie Inglay. nephew of B. P. Baliy of Pompano Valse in I Flat, and la connected with him In th* George KnlghL produce business in that section. Pilgrims' Chons, Wagner—Janice Moas. GARDEN CIRCLB M U D ) ~ Polar*, (Two Plano*), Bohm-Wabb Mr*. R. F. Mouaalvatge wee —Mary Nell Smith, Fannie elected next year’s chairman a t Rah* Munson, Doris Rockey, ■nts, Judge anJ Mrs. James O. th* regular meeting o t Azalea Virginia Meriwbetber, Sharon, V1H Magnolia Avenct, for a few deys. Piano Accordian, Mexicen Mel­ odies, Oypvy Lavg Song, O Mrs. A. L. Bette and Mrs, S. Solo Ml*—Mrs. Charles HeaderM. Lloyd were among those from year. Plana .were her* attending the Mother's Pay year’s work after ef the Paola Nssarvn* Church, an­ reception at the PI Kappa Alpha ng adjourned for nounced today th at beginning to­ fraternity house In Galneavl.l* night there will be special revi­ Friday afternoon. val service* every evening, except Mr. and Mr*. R. J. Holly were Miss Mary Jan* Preston ha* Saturday, at tha church a t Wil­ REVIVAL SERVICES The Rev. B. F, Graham, pastor son’s earoor. The Rev. Mr. Graham among those attending the funeral returned to Lake City after will be assisted by local workers. this afternoon In Laksland of ■pending th* week-end her* with Senator Park Trammell. Mr. Holly her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. The public l* invited, eras an honorary pallbearer. Preston, Magnolia Avenue. She P.-T. A. TO fUEXT had as her guests, Mlsg Kathleen Mr. end Mrs. Karl J. Ambroe* Parker and Miss Ruth Greens. Final meeting this season of th* At A Pries Tea Caa Bear Junior High School P.-T. A- will and two children of Jacksonville take place Tuesday afternoon nl spent th* week-end her* with Georg* M. Doug's** returned, I iMS o'clock *d tha school audi­ Mn. Ambrose’s mother, Mrs. R. yesterday from Jacksonville where torium. Now officer* will ho In­ 1* Griffin, 400 Myrtle Avenue. he underwent an operation at Bt. stalled, a program of entertain­ Vincent’* Hospital recently, H* was James Higgins end Buddy Mc­ accompanied home by hi* sou and ment will be given by pupils of the Tap A BeA| Repair school, and refreshment* will he Leod ef WMlstim were the guest* dtughter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. 1*7 Oak J. A. Mart Sunday of tho former's parents. Henry Douglass, who spent Stnserved. All parents ore Invited Mr. snd M n. Edward Higgins, Auto Repairs MARTINS GARAGE 9 A new Invention • • . the General Duxl-10 Tire . . . has cut normal auto­ mobile stopping distances IN HALF. This new kind of tire has a tread so soft and flexible it wrinkles w hen brakes are applied. These Wrinkles of Safety give your car dry weather stopping ability in the pouring rulnlOn dry pavument, too, D ual-10’s stop in much shorter distance than other tire*. TAKE A R I D E M r s . Holly Gives Bridge Lunche o n Honoring the member* of the Afternoon Contract Club, Mrs. R. J. Hally entertained with a lunch­ eon and bridge party Friday afte r­ noon a t her home In M ayfair.1 Quantities of garden flowers la pastel shadrs adorned th* living rooms of th* llo.ly home. Luncheon was served on bias chins from th* dining room tab u which wss centered with a bowl of yellow swsnsonl*. Bridge was then plsyed until lot* In the after- Don't buy any lire until you have ridden on Dual-10's. N o obligation Cor demon­ stration. Drive the car yourself. Sea what Dual-10's will do. Come in. i^sU iH L O m Seminole Tire Shop GENERAL p u J lO ATTENTION! All C andidates! — L ast Times Tonight — THE P i c n n u TN S WORLD WILL TAKE TO ITS HEART Yoa'tl B* Proud To C all Him Yopr S E T gave yea IMS’s best picture I . Mrs. Jeae B. Smith has returned from Jacksonville where she visit­ ed relative, for a short time. The Grammar School P.-T. A. ll moot a t 3:00 P. M. a t tbe school auditorium. , . V NorwoodSlicedBACON 27c Complete Line Of Cold Meat ■a. aw CANS M lS iL M U Yellow Cling PEACHES 2 cam 2SC Becsus* of th* fact that there ere so msny candidate* running In (he present po­ litical campaign, who do not lire In 8anfard, it will be Impossible for us to conlact each of them personally, before th* dead-line arrives tor accepting names to be Included In our uWho’s Who in Politics” number, now being printed. If you have not been contacted about our W H O ’S W H O POLITICS BOOKLET Phone Us At Once For Details edition will bo printed in book form, stall U r to our “Who's Who" of several year* ago. peg* will contain picture* and campaign ■ta laments from tho various candidates snd a will be placed M tho heads of every voter In tha roanty. Win pc W —you will want to Every Voter In Seminole County Guaranteed A Copy The Sanford Herald * l �UNOFFICIAL For Siipt. of Public Instruction PRIMARY ELECTION T..W. LAWTON j- ^orm nla M e r e d t o Ok »4 0 * * ^ CHATTANOOGA, T an a. K-»y 1L—(A*>— Dr. E. Dunbar NaweO U J l "three b oon' itt ip With ad aaddCOfa fire m w la belter !li«n iwtn ikt* DEMOCRATIC PARTY l tObap, be Mjr*, U la fire latent ltlee—producing, la order named, obthrtoeiMM U tight. amel. U lte, Hf j| tmifh . To one who would deep well, Imi t M t i s :. "Tekd H M very U«bt nourtahiMBt and reet, without m d in g or wrtttag and. pet hep*. imoklng a cigar before retiring: b ate a bed­ room that la withdrawn from aotaea; after retiring banish wor­ ries and think of nothin*." JUNE 2,1936 08MINOL8 COUNTT For County Commissioner e ]a ThU Unerncia! Ballot la A PaM Pelltkal Ade. Bach Creep Will ff« la Alphabetical Order District N«. 1 ■ CHARLES DUNN ■<*** *a**a** a #•**»-•'« mrnmm mm**>«>.« • mmm . «e ■«< A. »#§*« meebee^ M O f m s For Representative In Congress M. C. GINDEIt Fifth Congressional District O. RAYMOND ELLAR8 STOELK JAS. G. SHARON California had 18.W1 r»*Utfred your wlndowa and, porch » and harken la March. be comfortable. dtaaley-Rogara Hardware •Co. ' D. U THRASHER \y. J. (FUNIE) STEEP Fqr County Commissioner District No, For Governor i J. J. CATES PA N CHAPPELL VICTOR CHECK WM. C. (Homestead Bill) H0PGJ2S J. D. DAVISON JUDGE RALEIGH PFTTEWAY FRED A. DYSON FopAttorrieyGeneral KELVINATOR .arrifieed. Nice ■lie and porcelain throughout. SPECIAL until Kay 15. $19 al­ P in t claia condition. $65 caih. lowance for yoar old range on Can be »een In operation at t07 porchaaa of any new Norge or W. T in t St. K egk Chef gaa range. Seminole Tire Shop, Inc. l e g a l noncit A BIO picture for a little do! lar. Wieboldt'a Studio, phoni 531-J. S?ECTAU ‘CLTW~ illowinci for any old fan on $9.95 G. E. fan. Randall F ltctrk decMilling REX PACKARD OTTO SCHMEHL State Treasurer FOUND 1938 Fla. license tag. No. GK-1B533. Owner apply— H. E. Strickland, Geneva Ate. PETER THURSTON For Railroad Commissioner For County Commissioner i’or State Senator ALL-STATE ‘ and S ta rt Sons, 301 W. District No. S 37th Senatorial District W; R. DUPREE w . a BALLARD J. J. PARRIjjjjl ROY L. HOWELL ROSS L. HUMPHREY For Representative. State Legislature Group No. I * * , ■■ H .J. LEHMAN C. B. SEARCY F O R i E ^ f S r S TO yB For Renrescntativc, State Legislature , Group-No. X . For County Commissioner All CQHnrtlOMtA c o m a s . loom * . coA it TUESDAY dNLY EXTRA SPECIAL CHICKEN Y o u And # « e h o f y o u * r * b y n u i if t r u it Ad r » < | u t r r d t o pe t* ■ * n t *i*y c l a i m * *ml H h l c h yfill, u f f t l b » r i»l jrotl. » » • ! h k V « II KII1It*! t bit P * lH l8 o f J , il . M u T A r iU tN , d e c * lined, l a t u u f s a i d C o u n t y . t « tj»* C o u n t y J u d g e o f V m l n u U f'r iii n tjr , F l o r i d a , s i b i t o f f i c e In III# r u u r t hotinw a t Hafiford. F lorida , w lih ln t i g h t c i U n * d a y s n o a t h s f r o m i l l* d o t # a f I b t f i r s t pit li li e s t to a »t l b I t na l le w , Rf t« h trl«« f *r» o r d r m a n d m m t b« In w r i t i n g * and m u i t i l n l i lh* Rica »<tifi%*i o f III* c U l m n n f , M l Urea—Saar*’ prices m u t t It* b w o r n I n b y t h e c l a i m a n t , g m l. o r A ttorney, or lb# u m * quality. Reel a n d H w ill b tc o m * v oid g r c o r d l n g tn la w . T in t St. * T h l t S flh d a y n f A pril. I f l t . F , I J .A M r C A f l U N , E x e c u tr ix o f I h t K a la ta of J . I f . I I c C ARLAN, Utftaatd MAN AND WIPE—to run local coffee agency. Wondei<|il op­ Black-Draught portunity to make $300 In a NEXT TIM 8 YOU month. 1 , tend everything com­ NEED A LAXATIVE plete. You risk no money, ford For constipation, taka a doaa of Sedan given produce™ aa a bon- Black-Draught aa aoen aa you ua. Write Albert Mllla, IM Mon­ realize the condition you are In. mouth, Cincinnati, 0 . "If I am billoua, have headach* or a cold, I taka a dote of Black6—SUuatkm Wanted. Draugrt at night," writes Mr*. R. ANNA JONES, colored girl, D. Thai ton, of Lezlngton, Ga. v. ante housework. 551 Cyprvav. “I f 1 have a bad feeling after meals. I taka Juat a pinch ef Black-Draught. It re Ilevee me. I 10—Flower* and Plants, recommend It vary hlghljr—a good A LA KING ON *TOAST r Cranberry Sauce English Pegs with Carrots Candied 8we*t Potatoe* Hot Rolls and Butler Coffee or any 6c drink Newel Mow you can pay far painting In convenient nwdhly lnilnllmar.il, through Pittaburgh'■ Tlroe-Pajmerf Flan. Me rad tape. Ko down pay­ ment . , . aa long aa 18 montha PT, ryw peym .^aqdaje if norJt cornpietea ana. aocepted aa Mlldactcry by you. O nly 8% lln an o ln q ooit. Cor .re both paint and labor. Come In and aea u* lor lull ln> Istmelliwv . 30c & Plenty for Everybody ;>i S N O W ’S PAINT & GLASS CO. DRUGSTORE District Ko, 4 GORDON BARNETT B. C. DODD A. G. WAGNER W. B. WILLIAMS For County JifJge G. W. SPEN CER IL W. WARE S. F. (Sammy) LONG For County Prosecuting Attorney 0R1E R. MATHIEUX K r. HOUSHOLDER J. T. McLAIN JOHN G. LEONARDY H. H. PATTISHALL Black-Draught pares the way for., the relief of many • idea aymptonm aa thhae mentioned above, Whan constipation la a t tha bottom of tha trouhla. WANTED) 1040 heart pine or Juat try Itj Follow tha d im round cypress fence posts,- J . Uona csrafully ta d youll prebabT. Newby, 1008 Palmetto, ly learn why Black-Draught |a WANTED: 19*T or~ I M ^ Aa.tln, ao popula r— Adv. •oops preferred. See Wlebotilt. FORPOlBE nUNTER FREED WANTED) Small j learner or NICE, France, Kay U — wardrobe trunk. Moat be rea­ Maurice Ehovtl, a r m led f*r Il­ sonable. Call for Batters a t legal potaeaalsn of flraanne, gave Uerald, or writ* box 1417, Ban- the Judge S new excuse. - I use ferd. the gun only to shoot porpoise*, your honor, ha said, lie was re- EFFP YfMJff I■YES -The - JEWELER Dfmoada And Watches Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing DtanMMld Mounting And Engraving ■waaaa raicita Ann run u w u r i r t « a D eal t . v .M .ir. IS— A p s rlu tc n la f o r lte n l. W. HERBERT MESSER 1 8 For Justice of the Peace F o u rth D is tr ic t SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON _ J PRINTING— LETTER WRITING W tOMBOGAAFH MAILING LISTS—TYPING CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS JAS. C. ROBERTS - For Sheriff For Constable RAUL G. BIGGERS trigaration. Phone 798. Fourth District C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND ■**<v******,*»t*.tiee.*>•• *»• m •-.***-♦. • , »...***. BOB DODSON *.e,. J. II. (Jim ) LEE . x f . McC l e l l a n d DAVID K.McNAB ED. MEISCH ---- ---- ---------------------- W. J. THIGPEN B. J. OVERSTREET I^AVIS A . TATB * -'*> r:< Democrat] GJEQRGP m For Clerk Circuif'Court Pt HERNDON L. MORGAN i’ ‘r i t * ^ sru x v. tv lata Vanaarm' Wheteeale. I > treebeta, rerlet u m * i W Ibev deal are fee a II k*«r. O Hardware Ca, C re d it A b s ’b �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA f HINDENBURG TOW ERS OViftPttBOECESSORS . _________ __________ ' . PACE 1Ji " ITALIANS CHEER AS ETHIOPIA IS ADDED TO ROMAN EMPIRE * - Zeppelin Priest ALGERIA (»«■) EGYP ARABl A /• ih ^ wa KEY ANGLO- PHIStNT IMHAV POSiTSSIONS EGYPTIAN Sudan 01D ROMAN IW H Tf I AT£NT |~ llere'e hour the giant teppeUn, Illndcnbuij;, comparea wi lt Ita predecr.snr., and the Loa Angvle*. Tha Hlndenbttrir (top) hai a .pc«l of XI mllca a n 'hour afor the Graf Zeppelin (center) and 75 for the Loa Angclpa (bottom), (Irmtany carrie* 60 paaaenRcra while tha Graf Zeppelin can accommodate 1.7 ami the I. Photo) AS EXILED-HAILE BOARDED BRITISH WARSHIP ■ ______________ • HINDENBURG SPEEDS OVER __________________ •______ |O IIU R NATIONS Bit G i a n CONGO LlNYA laa ) Fathar Paul Schulta (above] known aa tha “flying padre* be cauta of Me flying mlialonar aarvlco In Africa, boardad t h r lap palin Hlndanburg, flying Iron Oaf r many to Lakehurat. N. A wttl authorltatlon from Popa Plug I conduct maac an route, (Aiaeclatoi Praaa Photo) -- - — OCEAN TOWARD U. 5 BISHOP OF NASHVILLE ENTHROl Ing Holla talaaala la (hewn In tha harbor at OJItcuti. IrHIeh arvtaar Entargrlaa which look tha fallen io T* Exposition's Y eorttanetles 3 Hybrid Bears Pride Of Washington Zoo ■tvnd from Frladrlahihafan, Oarmany, ta Lakahurat N. J , with lOf paraana. *,30 •ltd 20 aacka af mall, tha glganlla Otrman nppalln, Hlndanburg. apaadad high aho.i praapacta af reaching Mr daatlnatlen lhaad of aehtdula. Tha graat aircraft la the mooring m«at hi Rio do Janeiro an har raeont maiden night la faaith America; • J th*. •* Lokohurot and tho moat (arrow) to which tha chip wil Amid pomp and etrtmony, tha Moat Revarend William t* Adriafl wat anthronad aa eavenlh blchop af Naehvllle and haad nf MB Homan Caihalio church In Tanntaaaa. During tha anthmnlMtM maea at Naahvllla. tha ntw pralata la ahawn racalvlng tha abe landon •f Mopaignor D. J. Murphy af Mamphla, ana ef tha many TenneebM < prlnta who paid thilr honora to tha blahop. (Aaaoclatad Praaa PhgM iM N iuiii rrm ■rntioi) MRS. ROOSEVELT HOSTESS TO WORKING WOMEN pluycen to be 25 Per Cent Cyt In WPA S tgff Ordered FfASHINGTOM,. May tt^ -tA I •U nit *Upa In a SS fartvant dropped,' And at I -IW PiWtS Wart ftrtmlafoUa A s w u ir n A M . tmATTK | dSu*aufl » « • m>M to,; Sana- St o c k h o l m . u i$ i i & m - WT :A j ' Irke* afW r <_______ . . . tfe H »« E S S tho aome lima forbade any for. I thrr pay Irwrraara. I Thd * The HWA ataff munbar* ‘f t - - £ 2 . TO 000, with 1,000 In WaahlngUm. " a ,l a g * •*■** ^ Ik. th tn -y , haa m with M. I'M A MEDAL-SNATCHER’ �*’•tifwNvictr Six Sanford Runs SATURDAY, SUNDAY BOX SCORES Saints And R eds Bolt Games W on OF SANFORD-GAINESVILLE GAMES Win A 13-Inning Each WinA Game By Daytona From Fracas Yesterday itfSAJimVIM-K All II H o % «%M'n|ir» During Week-End Palatka A zaleas „ . . , , . u Mnithy, :I 11 O p itfn re W ifi Play Blind Bogey Coif Tournament r. H»m*ni>. Jjflie Rallies By The :» G-Men On Saturday <? Nearly Upset Score A,lnlr. Jl. If I 1 I S # I • 1 « 1 » # Iwlm-vlt, p Shaking th* Jinx «n.| pulling ini R , Of a slump that haa Men cjv ife p e n l*tent of tiif, (ha Lookout* -------------r ------n tllM V Il.I.R ii i t » i t ik « iio n m m ., in O’ H g their last two f im ti, defeati , t s i r , ir *. Um 0*Man on Hanford Field laat A ll It 11 II a K 11,1,-k II, S atunay 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- le ll.r . It i 1 * ! i t f'craodn. I ’- ' 'Both game* w rit m little t o o faifaetl. p eloaa for comfort right at the * * * 1 • • li h r ltl o n . ■p I I w i ri n a i ii ri ( t§ *.r 11. p In Baturday’a game Han fun I B’ W i leading the G-Men at the eni I of tho allth 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, Cftin, Rinllh 2. I li tr li , ll*.m.in*i H w l n j v i i |* f r | f . f IDO In lha aaventh, got three more no.* -Mill | J 5 9 f. r . I I U l i . « f r 1, K a r r n f t d a I, f ] l « a - man acroaa the home plate In th • J i n : n j 0<>g -|0 ■ " « I. M v r r M m - 1. bfaltby, Wr\\ Mfkth and in the ninth inning they *V .( iu‘ T o * . !»**» h i t a. l l r C r o n*. ' it*-« j . i j r, r t i v k A dair T hree h a a e (ill*, P ataged aoch a rally that it ’oukp-t Klina tut 11l*i| III »'it# ■j . ..... rtnr if ifi .i l H**m» r u n g . Rial r p f f 2 L- far a time that ih i.g im * a u no Jw- H » lx ii J c lL wrnTm , 5^ ------ A r f a tr . U acrltle... tag bye-bye for the lookout* a- Mi ibtuimi i, lit,, i* 2. Il'tinari.*. U r n r l l o y j , H w l m l r l l , Iftt eh. P i n i o n . * | *Uy«. r r - l f f r r |*. H m l l h to \ IKa G-Men scored five more run". r tm iU i, T w n 1*11*1 M i « IMflMfUkcal, , . , - - | lH „ J J ' 11»*■«•« ml .11a l l I#y t o f l l o s a n n !u But tho roily wmh stopped just in h*i r r ««»'1r*. I'lijir i"Iti **• M* I'ftirH.. M urk to F o r r a n d o In Mel limtanl Mil* k ll*>m< r i m . M - . H m l l l t . U . l l h v t „ U U * * o n l^-fl l tim«, with the final score, 10 to fi, Irtmaal Hinl.n o Mcl-Vune. " " ' w e e v , II, li*ln-*vlll. l in BanfonPs favor, fwltllltll 2, lUm.a, I l l . l m i r H j . r l • 1*•••►•. •*» b a l l a . n i l J g c O . w n I. , .. „ . I a , t a e t l J. m . r . i r . , 1 «, A i b r m , . n Buntby’s game in (f-iinesvillf Gr»'* I ji kr rtw Iro" l" 11 fo ir, i r tfrn r h nut. by l|rC*«f«vn i. fci Wont 13 innings, after an 8 to H *hfl till to*4*** S.I nfuril ( . I i a I , ! , . . I ' K i l a - n I. I i . e r a l r a i t I. A l b r l t t x n tio at tho end of the ninth stanza, .If 1 " » « • » « M r r ' . t w n ( In I l - l i n ................... » < » a . a „,| I nil,.; Off O u n l h o r p I t t ’ Neither team «cored In the nett '•> t o 1-1 l o n i n e a n d I r u n . o f f O v e r £. three centos, hut when Uri I onkI I in * 1 - 1 m . " o i t * In I I 1 - 1 I n n l n a * a n t , ' l e ( - . , w „ n ii In "<* f s d a e l l 1 , In T J . , EL'fctte capt* to bat in the lath thuy rmi ni - nn rr pn ii ti ec hh »e rr -. IIn Vt , *I n"n*ln a** a m i $0 , ,ru eO*b, r lt li tni a h r* Pvt a ll men arroaa the plate, on! U n ti l b u r p . W i n * p M r b r r . I,y llr«*4 iwn the G-Men faile i to score In their U thlm t r- [iM rh-r S lip f f 'M*«r*| I n r i o f f i f 1«|, oi*« 1,17. :7 ar V r I'nll. IM atruff. ° * 7 * , '* * l l-tra lg * w ln n tn i p llc b a r. A M irlilun I ,HP l r - a . r « m p b a l l li t, to i it1 T i n t * o f if a m * J . n -1 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 Satur­ 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 tin- ring 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 thc’ilr .l The Reach club, playing on La the Salnta have (cored Ihie aea- home 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 victory of the *ei*on. He w ■t al­ A five-hit pitching performance ways lha master 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 oier the Aiahe retired the I*- '• with Hie »*ea ’ lee*. Klnao. waa nicked for two loaded. M y t dm , hard-hit­ • hit* and a run In the firat frame 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 Auleaa hitlee* the park fo r a home-i The wwat came in the third with two men on ba*ea. The arora by Inning* in Satur­ 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 error and a baa* on balla. Spectacle 1 eye doctor* engaged In a "blind bogey" golf toirncy on | tha Country O rb 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 that acre of­ fered. Participant* In the tournament were delegate* to the cm 'rid 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. Dtrry each turned In acore* of 73, Dr. A. M. Chadboome, Dr. Rather M. In- % T i Z ^ 7 n l i THE STANOTNGS; K,OM,,,A/ T\Tv: n'r^ ,; ,,V . 1 Roll Overstreet has been added to the iiilchlng atnlf 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 llrlanit lli-ds, but that club released hint when he a l­ lowed only one earned run *n 17 Innings lhat he jiltched. L " 1" : '" . . Jf. to 6 1DeLand j * NOW READY HOME Mrs, Herbert K. K unadl Phone 394-J RUNS Saturday’s Results I rtt. \ M a ry A**.' 400 200 110-8 011 001 004—0 St. l.nui* 4; Chicago 3 (ID In N»w Tnrk 11<int mi niiig*). 4'iwvrlnnit W nslilnm un I'ituburgh 10; Cincinnati 0. Brooklyn 2; Boston 0. <'I'lraKH I'Jlilili. *■j|rjlvlai Philadelphia 8; New York 3. ZINNIA PLANTS New York 5; Philadelphia 2. Detnilt 4; Cleveland 3. Huston 0; Washington C. Chicago 7; St. Louis 3. Irituia Winners Yesterday I n M ajor Leagues NATIONAL Histon 5; Brooklyn 4 (IX In­ ning*). HL louia 8; Chicago t (called end 8th rain). Cincinnati l | Pittsburgh 0. New York «; Philadelphia 8. 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------- SPECIAL! a*, becauM of Carbon. Dun’* dap, and cun, tndl TUa m w miracl* l o n a g w carbon, u n I T [7 Teeaday Hanford at DeLand. Uaine, Ylll4 gt Daytona Beach. «;t_ Aogujtlne at Palatka. Wednesday \ ^ lon* B e th at Sanford. Deljmd at Pm atk*. S t AujUJtln, l t Calne.vlll*. Thuraday Sin ford at Daytona Reach. Galneivlll* at SL Auguilin*. Palatka at Deland, Frida; St. Auguatln* »t Sanford. Palatka at 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. llolliway scored 78, a seor* tff 79 was mad* ) • Dr. George T. Bird, and Dr. Walter V. Kennedy turned In a acore of 80, Blind bogey prite* were offered for score* between 68 and 83. Plrit 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 awardcl 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*- Auguitlna. fi(In „e|||. . t PaUtka. n . ytoM B„ ch , t DeLand. Inary Del-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 tournament Manager Stuffy Met’rone said today he lielievra Overstreet will make good willh the ly-ekG AH R H Pci. out* und will m rterially strength­ 14Sfl 5 18 .H>0 en Ih* pitrliing sta ff of the Hun- 1037 5 16 .412 1238 5 16 .421 2293 13 38 .100 2680 21 36 .407 2189 11 38 -TJ3 Beats Daytona Beach This Week s Games In Finals A fter 2 In Baseball Leagues Prelim inary Games’ floiuda state league Apnpka and Cr»»” nl raRnintc^i Idayrf In tho A " * p«ll-tdnanr. * Big Six Baseball krry, Giant* Irubaker, Plr. killlvan, Ind. kmaree, Cuba L Farrell, R. 8. lad wick, Catd* FFA Diamond Bail Tourney Taken By St.^ Cloud Team _____ I . . „ , . u1 St. Cloud won th* diamond ball chnmptonehip for the Seventh District Future Farmers 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 Ha.tlng. won. 15 tol-J Is Signed By The Lookouts Run In 17 Innings' Ig a sensational comeback after taking a »*verw licking In round, Jony C^nionerl. lightweight champion, won a 10'l*ion over Jimmy Mclamln, at 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. 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# 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 InSenateRace Last Big Name Scratched O ff By U.S. G-Men Short Statements Of Mrs. Stoll’s Kidnaper " ‘ '— 1 BOB DODSON The town clock struck II before Taken On Coast Is tha City Commission adjourned CITY NEWS BRIEFS Position Given By. last night, and then after that the Returned By Plane F i r s t Candidates Commissioners resasrmbled aa a Tomorrow’, tides: To Louisville, Ky. tax adjustment board end conF or Trammell Seat tlnuad to discuss City atfelra for A. M. and 7 15 | \ M A, M and 1.1 il 1’. Florida optometrists, meeting in a time. Ali mrmtera were present TALLAHASSEE. May 12.-W ) Sanford In their first state con­ with the exception of CommitThe 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 State Association, and choee Dr. the future of tl^f Municipal Air­ Ransom Money Found Only $50 To Be Sent A. C. Houghton of West Palm port, but decided to refer the The weather: Fair tonight and Park Tftammel!, who died Frimatter to four local aviation en­ To National Com­ On The Person Of Beach aa secretary of the organl Ettereme northwest J*lr* . . „ i thusiasts for advice; they fipgered Wednesday. sh . , „ , , . . in an 81-word statement, Carlaatlon for another term. m ittee Of TJia Party Partly cloudy tonight Thomas Robertson samples of cloth, but decided to Florida * ton said: Dr. Walter Kennedy of Sara- leave to the mayor, clerk and the i e. nesi ay, . | »( , m a capitulate before the Bob Dodson. popular Heminuc so u was elected Drat vice-pres­ police and fire chief* tha seac. ---------WASHINGTON. Mny 12. Request from political can-! ' peop.e of Florida fo; the ofltce of County sp.trnrman, has announced Hugh C. Whelchel of Sanford United Hiatts senator. Limited his randokiry for constable in thu t — (AIM — The government ident, Dr. A. 8, Kltienln of {Tear- of new uniforms for policemen * te a t h a t ' L " ....... lhr County I water was chosen second vice- 1 firemen; and discussed re­ and Hoy F. Fu leger of Port time compete me to aek friends Fourth District eubject to thu checked the Inst hijr namo given by hi, arction; president, and Dr. Glenn Clapp of end quests for disregarding the ton­ Washington, N. Y., have traded to* take such initiative in my be- Democratic primaries in June from it* list of hunted "pub­ ^ o u n t , Democratic Commit-! nrvrr had a I proi'irtir, un West First S t r e e t , half aa they feel my candidacy This i» Mr, 11.-icon's first venture lic rnemii'a” today ns justice tee In Sanford next weekto msmbrr of tha ' Board Z J T of 2 County Miami waa elected third vice- ing map, hut referred several tiling to warranty deeds filed deserves. ncent.e brought Thomas H. any and every person desfr Commissioner,, (hat “now is the president. Elected to the new items to the Planning Commission. arc in politics. board of directors are Dr. Frank Tha City Commission also In­ for ie. oi,| Monday afternoon. Ui*binnon, Jr., to Loulnvlllc, "Vohintary efforts, individually lng to attend waa turned time to fleet onr.” Hadley of Jacksonville, Dr. G. I- structed City Engineer Fred T. and In the formation of organKy., by pinin' to atnnd trial 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 for bis life in the kidnaping tee. County Ju.|go Jas. G. Sharon thia| wi|| o . d„ ply p o u te d . if Dr. K. H. Oakley of Fort Mysre. work, preparatory to filing for of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. 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 after 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 eity, J™7 ^ 1 , his appe trance at the July term’ te l u t i o n ofwhich ent capable without firing a shut and 1 • nil that ih .t deeiaiea.Mw.As M».W«h W * will, L*m*on ln ,il* r engineer the one per cant aaaasamant made and , tUnd*° M t t t•l jw»,' iMlion 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 . water and honorab.a service." randidataa, bat Secretary Sherman J Edgar Hoover, head of*the Iderad probable that 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 Veterans' olock. lag's meeting in Ovteilo of the "I desire the opportunity of Stull. Hoover said Robinson told eipenaaa for tha next four yean. League Won’t Change 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 Believes It Is Tjme South Florida. longest discussion was a proposal lAcrcc. Supper is to be- served in uf Florida as a candidate for the Stand And Crisis 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 His District Should in K urone D eepens ln ,'"*; *,f hU bul finding “Tha committee, after being ceed the late Honorable Park , Optometrists Association e.ect- City erect a platform and provide oVlock, preceding the meeting. ! the rhlrr Stoll w** not i t homo, presented with tha pmrram, Trammell." HaveRcprcsentativC; 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! I • tonight' SMI ‘ h,’n|'* h,to|n* a fnnda to meet with tha request of Bellening that “since there haa Maudevllle of Titusville vice- candidate for governor, speaks In will address the voters of Sem­ and Carlton in the race for the Europe's crisis deepened w onil 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 mor. 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 State Democratic neva by order of I'remler Mus­ younjrvr Stoll hr quickly decided ■aqua gathering could be expected Board of County • Commissioners The following were appointed dis­ idea, however, maintaining that o'clock at the intersection of Executive Committee or In e spe­ solini and the league of Nation's to abduct the woman, ho told cial nominating primary. Pepper council derided “there is no a t a free herbecue, the funds now is the lime ,to elect one," trict directors: East Coast, Mrs. if the City provided a speaking Magnolia Avenue and First ran for the Herutu in 1934 against cause" to modify mrsautea token • funt*. would not be sufficient ta war­ Forrest 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*. Upon Mr. Schmldt'e further re­ sanctions decreed by the l.engt'e oil man. was s'uggrd with a lead St. Petersburg; North Florida, 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 /sfi'n pipe before bvlnr taken from her M n. U L. Maudevllle of Titus­ quest, however, the Commission tee and tha candidate*, and the last 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*. Short­ 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 nolia Avenue and F lrit Street a 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 last evening 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 Mayfair j total where 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 are 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 Ira p p A bo­ ing held. Dr. Henry 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 nus* 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 maattre* wl n other a “woman" custbmar appeared and abort talks were made by Pursuant to requests from ievbeck to tha park after the speak­ The members of the committee I haa one of the outstanding onedidates for ienator may enlsr tho league diplomats . In thu pr-'unce mannish and reported to tha po­ many of tha physicians, both men eral candidate* who desire to dec­ Juno primartei. 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 airport question also ronargument appears to him to ba in Selassie. Thu Italian aabl there la aom money on hia parson whan U lb IS members this next four, Bn,j market in connection, on tha sessions. aumed considerable time. Marvin streets of Sanford with thalr pic 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 primary a* that 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 "Emperor" Victor Em­ 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. mset lng attended. | e s 'e n and In placing on the mar. mission with thalr request to ordtonco provisiuna said to pro- senator ainca ample time to do so In Rome reliable sources said a of . in Simons. He had g rown “Following la tba budget forj fcet fruit from the Stone hometha port for flva yeara at | 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 werat -------Great 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 tj 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, Harry Maynr 8. O. Shlnholscr, with tho Fifth 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 Wight, R.t°'rieck this evening, . t the toter- Q _ A 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 work| First Street. Mr. Scofield favors mer and young Ccurgo 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 Palmer, 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 at Emer­ elusive of tho kidnap fugitlvra, Caaaty C am atttaa bad oent largo being credited with unusual clarBaseball Club and o t the Crip­ on, it waa elated today at head­ gency Hospital Monday attar 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. 614 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 ‘Bathtub’ M urderer 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 Hanged In England *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 former representative from MANCHESTER, England, May tbla year, be Mid. * was toastmaster and T h i s morning’s Jacksonville Crate Company* waa th« *23 •mall rowboats and trailer*. H* speeches were made by Caspian principal speaker a t the regular weekly luncheon of tho IRotsry Times-Union prints a picture doner and tho *3 subscription! Pennsylvania, Palmer served as 12.—(A3)—Dr. Buck Ruxton waa 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, Whiter 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. ¥ Quitman M ’S ? * 5 “Mias Florida.” pinning a Sal­ During the war 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 OhtUt 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. drsdy, 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 /•Hah Walsh and F. P, Stafford M route ta Atlanta by Hodges pledged his advocacy of in uraiyi 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 S tate *TentatIv c' I y’ "1 P'U’ »u'nUl»“«“* the change In the law so ae_to n . ... , /, ed to stags a demonstration white simpaon docla rod th a t their In-; v Fire" Of P o p e P i u s from 10 othor persona. _ basted one U Sooth- allow those boats and trailer* to Rests H ogging Case 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 fight to oliminato unfair | VATICAN CITY. May I I . - WPA O rchestra To BARTOW, May The jallod. Ptua attacked communism After apeaking In Oviedo, Ml for Congress from tba new fifth practices from business methods. of more Tonight Mr. Slmpoon also stated that tho (4 a "common enemy" that “haa Play. In state tentatively rested Its csss program for tha day Included '.alkf district, completed a two weeks’ In Oeort o d a y •against sevss* --former at Winter Park, before the Junior (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 Tha symphony orchestra of tho policemen on trial in tho Tampa Trammell Committee la Chamt*r.aJt Ctunnmrc* la Oilaado, worthwhile g ^ in n community.1asser ted to tna Vatican by Card­ W. P. A. U giving a most elabo­ flogging cose. Prosecutor Rex at noon; Saint Cloud and Mel- Sonferd aad at *:M ha Da Land. Berth Goes To J. L In f toy ramiadod tho R.» bourne in the afternoon aad a In both plaeoo ho frankly tarlaaa inal flaradi, primate of Hungary, rate contort In JockoonvlIU this Farrior at first said definitely tha th at thio in “Hospital owning occompalntd by o chorus cow was completed after more than final address over radio atatiow elated Ms position On Uw crosstho Pontiff said yesterday: WASHINGTON, May IS,— four woeko of testimony, but than of 17* vela**. WD BO In Orlando at * o’clock tost •tat* canal, a subject of interest Day" ta d urgod them to pay a visit to tha local hospital. Point­ night. Tho onoamhlo of ov*r a hun­ changed hla mind and used tho Senator Walsh, Democrat; Matoa to the voter* to thaaa firatt and ing out coma •4 tha poods of the Senator Hodges speaks In San­ vegetable growing lammnnlllii, dred of Florida’s flnoat musl.lana word “tentatively.” Pat Whitak­ rhusstts, will succeed Park TamIho Pact of n o r•WHAT’S DOING have mrli aa chairman of tha ta p ford at 8 o'clock Wednesday night, by telling them precisely what he, hoepltal and oak log far too sup­ begun thalr good will tours er, ehlef defense counsel, declined U nt Sonata Nava) port of too EoUrtano, Mr. lng ley'i to make any statement whether h r i i y i , May II, at tha corner of Magno'la of tho state giving free concerts n few days previously, had told dally. TODAY ^Jmm'veri Avenue and First Street. Seating voters la Putnam, Mario* and •ppoal woe cnraocaful In secur­ where*rer a community drslrca he will seek directed vardlcta of ing too approval of tho club for * 4 0 P, M.: Royal Arch Ms arrivals arrangemsnts have been cemplet- other counties mere favorable to to hara thorn, and will put up a acquittal or Wbather dofanao tho pare bead of o *00 fracture •on*, Mppor, Mason to ttd l. Mn •*. John* ed together with musical enter­ the canal. - r - 7 - .« T j - r - 7 r ” small axpattoo fund. Sanford has evidence will ho Introduced. toble to odd to tho equipment of 7:0* F. M.: Chamber of Comtainment and a large oadlanc* h May U , liM . He mentioned bln record in tJ|f kflflplff), arranged for n concert on the •totra, Oviedo High School. TOBACCO MEN PLK.188D expected. In com of rain tho Orange county over n period of tea. Avar Viellor* a t tho hnchoon today T:M P. M.: Choaa Club, Valdez avening of May 1*. under Utf, Pete A ran g o. OT 8ANPORD, gen- meeting will be transferee to tho thirteen year* and urged the Included: Chao. Abbott of Skasponsorship of tho Seminole High JASPER, Map 12.—A* a Mor. Aversa* BatoL BL Johns Hirer U m Court House auditorium. thoughtful ft suit of good weather and an am­ A*r. Avsraso watte bo, N. T , A rt Kitchen of •tOO P. \L. Geo. W. Bra field po- P. T, A„ in the auditorium. MAT compllshmente Tho Joekaonvlllo unit of 40 ple auply of Clrarwatar, E. T. Halnea of Al- HUeol speech P in t and Magnolia. t PARSING MEETE M a K. . deciding which mutic la no la coming hero and will growers of Hamilton county aro 1' Umooto Springs, Dr. a P. GalTOMORROW 1 OF to Washington to play under tha direction of Fierce wsll pleased with thalr proorin of Tampa, Dr. K. J / W h o ot tf> U P. M ,i Klwonl. Club May «z MIAMI. May I t The Drohon of Jacksonville. Mr. pocta for tho Maoofl. Acreage fair (fatal Ocala, Goo. 8. Footer of Atlanta. City of Miami today waa a toot J m Scarlett of P ol a ad Bill Dany 4:0* P. M.: Baaobail. Sanford Prohan is .a campooor, and a ra- set to tobocco -this year la fully Coao involving tho legality, duties quest haa haan mod* th at two of 10 percent‘larger than that of of Daytona Booth, and Frances PW4. . . n VtceUa •k artin g motorists to park Ora he Rocmiliat Biropaon of Waa. a Hodges, *o- hia Invocation* shall ho inrindod H M . saya Caaaty' Agent J . J . (traeto. county »«Ik (tor. Sanford, In tho program. Spchraat Hn* and Magnolia. V V Free Feed Would Cost Oyer $1500 To Be Tried On > Capital Charge' I t a l y ’s Delegate To Geneva League Ordered To Leave Is Candidate For The County Board 70 Elks Attend Banquet Served! In The Mayfair Hodges Advocates Trailer Tag Costing One Dollar Is Held In Prospect C a r d s Being Worked By Rotary On Value Of Service d a b s S5S31.~ Mitchell Palmer, Former Member Of Cabinet, Dies SS 2S US Position On Canal I* Given lly EUars Jax Walflh ‘MARITIME NEWS & t u.r Hi 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. 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 11, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 11, 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 11, 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/e1a56bd6889b4d0549ef9a0e6a9f472d.pdf 48c634041173cf3111a823cc9382948d PDF Text Text frlflar off. lfw W t W u.looked •4 a im * are a rt i w M | , b n , It upuld mm that oaiy mm er (two txpUttMUMM in pOOattl*. !j tok»l PAWAB, IAn boo* afU Ptrhap* they (.It this otyle of im . n l « M n .P .B .1 WASHINGTON. M»* » ^ * m .boot to: Im B M f c g for •m Mtchi*an B*P»Mlcana -*,m«n* th a t # p t A m they ; 11 lud bon acoomod whioly that, brrwAor itrraff Um Moll- Mont for* bin might , bt in hi. hom* , taU, that the hruk.< M U bn kepi on nf/nctlvnlr un­ til nonwnUon Um*. 1 Bonntor Vcnd.nbery Ion* h». born viewed by hi* friend* u dht No. 1 dark bow* pomlbllliy for tb* Mmlnitkm In f»M of # deadlock. Many of thooo friend* b ’TO artfuod that abooluto. alw.tnoon • from tb* pw-eonvontlrq cramblo would itwaghton him In U)at paotUoa. i*' FROZEN STRAWBERRY fl furthermore, , peon eortal oontimt w l|t H very lonro oato*. Many nf .thoM aw pledged *-> on* tandldatt or laothir, but tbo not nr* " gad Madia* quality ’f *Ufh......... pl*d**f JL . » i<*•** V*n* aro not openly plodged to i*to«o. - Jt> *-. Dot* tbo Michigan action. pin. •ho firmm*tone#* cade* which •t waa takon, r*mor* Boaator Vindonbor* teehakally from tbo 'ark hor*o paddock. nooka •honor *bon oxpoctod. and 11*1 him defi­ nitely among the csndJdateoT FOR LARGE QUART BRICK ’ ' * * 7 > $ ■ * *»#0Sw;v S BA*. thj DBSKSTEB WBLCOMPJ) «>m pany . LONDON, * a j t A - W l- B r i army au beritfoe b«v* decided to claim ap a dwortor , Prii r»ntch Sartin* New Zuyder Zee Section For Draining Lendi I'any organisation outaida of Michigan no mm hi* boon oklo to dlOMTtr It. Ifc rawly ba* rofomd In hla ipooehoo to tho coming provi­ dential contort, and ho had mode I no public comment on tho actlvh Don of tho aowral candidate. He ha* foflforwd In private wllh adhoronta of the varioua rival campa but im im to hare done nothin* and *ald nothin* to uffend any of thorn. During oil of thU Ume talk of AVBTPttn All, "^Holland, May ' --'Ab—Work on Um aoond otago' i f the T**t MHorap to rolcatm vyi.non , r « *t ♦»>« "nyder ®#i u to ba itartod abortly. SI* thousand men, uador d im . 'P*n of tbo Ditch government, will bo given •mployraont on thf •ocoml of the four wgloiU >w*l«k >t h Intended to, rwlaba* from tho aoa. Thl* wrlon. known I ■* tho Northoaatom Poldor, Inaludoa the liltni* of UrH |»|-■«**.. and • - DB JANIERO. M*y W) i Aenrotn, Municipal uatarl, toy* thl* rRy of a p m l' iJMfiOO people, hag 160,* ALUES LOWEST? COME IN SthoklanJ r 1 “Much Relieved,n Say* Lady After CAKES 1ERAT0R • I Orpqnait chi* hda Mr*n» CarCardal, I ily htrvoua, REGULAR S i p “ gw $ Sa,9 il.nl n ff < td iL i in : �S an fo rd (a T b s O n ly C o n tra ! F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g B ail, H i g k * * A nd W a le s f r a n s p o r ta tlo n ■. > NUM BER I lk To The Voters 7295 Patients Cared For In Fernald-Laughton Hospita, DaringJ7 y e a rs* E x is te n c e f |r;ng HERE’S CHANCE TO HELP FAMILY TRYING TO KEEP OFF THE DOLE Do you want to help n daotttate Sanford family which la try in r to got along without going an government relief! If yon do, get In touch with Mies Dorothy Lamb, county nurse, whose office la In the Court House. I Mias Lamb says that this fondly censiita of a man and hU wife, air children, five ef w tm n are in school, and their grandmother. They n't work and are trying to make th e ir own tiring, bat are turning a ________ hard timeI * l n gw i t MU* Iamib lays they do not have enough to eat, and tho children oftAf have to go bod without any supper. One of them, aha soya, sleep# on a bed without any mattrees, because there ia ao mattreos and the family hasn’t money enough to buy one. \ Sanford people wlio appreciate the predicament of this Candidates In S em inole____ _ fam ily and who admire their efforts te try to support thomfor public office hare already ■pent 17431.19, according to th e ir. .selves, are asked by Miss tomb to assist thdm by donating foo<t and clothing, or other things ouch as m attresses, which ■worn italementa filed this week might be of help. in tho office of O. P. Herndon, Anyone wishing to make a contribution may gst In touch clerk of courts, and the first pri-1 wary la morn tkan three weeks ^ Witts .Visa tom b by telephoning 141 or 194-J. rVmatlons will aleo be gratefully received at tbo Cbunty N urses heedquar•woy. te n In tho Court House. None of tho fjrat statement* Hat subscription*. hot tha law yrgeidas Si"— :— ---- r T n a i l H i t i n n ’e H la fn r v ln r * I Ss < * Institution’s HUtory Tuesday, May , _ 12, First Accounts Names Of Candidates Related By Lawton, Take Up Three Association H e a d W ill g j O b t t m d Filed With On Ballot 2 More Statements By T. W. LAWTOff Tho dtlaens at Sanford real- As Hospital Day Required By Law For First Primary Utad aa far back as 1911 tho a r ­ id nead of a hospital located Open House Is To Be within tha city and on May 5, Held Afternoon and 1911, at a m att meeting held In For State Jobs Eagle’* Ball, Sanford, n eonetltu- Ereniny^AU Invited tkm waa adopted and tha aaaocteUon WM known by tha name of Next To today ia Hoopltal Day every Office Except Tho Sanford Hoapltat AsaocLation. and an frtewda of ParaaM-Laagb• U. S. Senator To Be Tho ob|oct and purpoaa of tblal ton lltm orinl BoopiUl in Sanford waa practically Identi­ a rt invited to T td t tbo ImUtvtloo Filled THi T e a r aaaociotlon cal with that of the present In­ that day. Open booaa wfll bo bold stitution, via., tha eatahUahment in tho aftorwooi botwoon tbo h o rn and support of a non-sectarian of I and I o’clock and la tho i n hospital for the ilck and afflicted nine hatwaaa tho hours of T and I of fit* City of Sanford and R* **• o’clock. Tbo ganoral public it 1»vlted. cinity. . >■ Graduate nurses will conduct live record* available are aomewhat Incomplete but It appear* T ™ * " U,r~ « h ',Unt’ it v ___ Va i showing and “ • F ,r“ u ^ ' ‘htaV of z Z r o Z ' z z z « ; » Mabel Laughton) waa treasurer mortal rooms equipped by various and Mre. A- T, Roaaattsr'a name organ las*ions. Mrs. CHaabeth appears on one of the early pa- Jameson, manager of tho Institu­ p an aa chairman of the Asso­ tion, aald that tho oxygon tent ciation. Mrs. H. II. Papworth will proeVy prove of the greatest waa also treasurer during tha interest. This meat modern piece early days of the A ssociated,. of equipment was oddad'oedy 10 probably succeeding Mrs. F«rnald.| days ago, but It has already been It teems that this Association H i to aao. did not purchase or erect n build-‘ '“Much other equipment aa well of 1S1 candidate* for Ing and hence did not enter to- •» room ia needed by tho otfflcoo will oppoor on lively Into tho operation of o boo-. Hospital, end T. W. Lawton, preslIn addition, thorn plUL It did, however, througu • d"n*\ *ud o tto r members of the i of enndidotoo for tho fira districts oppwrtM|t_ o fr(n d wbldi will nMonr on bolloU with, accumulate land and stocks and f ^ Those aaaota assets were te make n thorough la Uib dUtnota, nod names of , caadMetea far district de'agatea turned over to tho Ferns ld- Investigation et tha Institution. to tto D sw im tte national «on- Langhton Mamortal Hospital Aa- Women momhorg of tho Hoopltal aodatten some year* 'star. Tha Board wttl set aa haateeeaa next total In money and cash realised Thaaday afteraaaa ta d oven Ing u an idhft* win bo from the sale of tha lots and ■tacks amounted to 17,668.14. No rooortki are available Indicating date on which Urn Sanford iltel Association ceased to but la waa between 1913 T A tX iA H A S S E E , I f c j r f t (A P )— A U llo t fo u r fe e t # n « . w ith th e s e colum n* o f ^ t a m e a , w ill b e b e n d e d to v o t• r e in th e f i r s t D em o c ratic n r i hiatt J a n a 2» " t ^ n -w re c o rd f o r . l i e o f t h e T otinjr s h e e t w h ich b e e r s t b s n am es c l cmh Hd s te s f o r n o m in atio n . On | 9 H ’t t It wfU Ini d ip of paper tto second primary th e n vtl) bo only In tko v»Tbo otbon will hov* before tho campaign el second expense statement moot bo filed by each candidate between May t l end May >4, end tho third and last statement must ho fllol between June 24 tnd July 1 Expense statements were filed by the 68 candidates for office# In Seminole County, by tho one Seminole County resident who la candidate for tho State Sonata jm this district, and by tho Young Filipinos To Get Army Training tjrn rh . h taste ,wlQ and with the first prt------ i— M ckora are only two la a few, tha tecumfor W iK w J S ' The b m wffl perform prepareW. ‘•tom * subject to eervW,#w- At eighteen. L ^ rr- ‘ After ble bitchth#InjBBlor the r*M regular •nny Urn young man will enter tbs reoerra fo m o until be U 10. ro g aU tio n s, school Hlndenburg Arrived Lakeland Monday At Lakehurst At Funeral Train Wifl 5:23 A. M. Today I*eave Washington tJOGFHURST, N. J , May Tomorrow Morning (Ah—The IMndenharg, new ot and largest icpplin, complete her trip across the North AtlsnllFuture Fanners Legion Will Give first today In the record time of fll and 53 minute*. The giant From Six Towns AProgiamSunday hour* ship «ss moored at the naval air base here at 8:23 thla morning. II left Frledrichshafen Wednesday st Honoring Mothers . Debate Tonight 3:30 In the afternoon, fo lowing Banda And Fiddlers Mothers Of Veterans To Also Play For Invited To Attend P u b l i c Audience S pe c i al Exercises T A L L A H A S S E E , Mfty •• — (AP)— Capital *ttoro#y» today salt! tho . Stiita Demd* erntic and Republican Exooutlvp cormnltteea to be elect­ ed In June in the second prtmnry will have thb power to ehlplng lanes serosa tho North At­ nnme pnrty nominee* for tho office of United State* lantic. The Illndenbarg did not pass nenntor, .left vacant by tM CITY NEWS BRIEFS Badoglio May Be Made Vicerjoy To Govern Ethiopia Salvation Army T a g s Citizens To Raise Funds Sanford on June 1919, for tha purpose ef can­ I tho parade. Tho winner I aldering a hospital proposition and tho Republican noiai- the organisation of the now toeIn the November general alec- pltal association. Aa a result of thla a Dcf subsequent mootings tho place for tho tile of the F t rna Id-La ugh ton Memorial HoeJ field gooo to tha ■tote’s now fifth pllal Association waa Incorpo­ - ta ag rm sln sl district la Central rated on July 28, 1919. In June ‘ Florida. Ton men took tko Dorn- of Ala year Mrs. Mabel Laugh­ l ocratie nomination ttoye, sad tho ton Fsmald donated to tbo City w taa* wiU oppooo the Republican of Sanford hoc beautiful homa at BOO Oak Avtmse to bo need sole­ So far aa the salaried offices ly for hospita! purposes and to bo , a n concerned. It’s a contest known a* A e FUrnaUt-LaaghUn ■ lo n g men this ye#r. There is no Mamortal HoeplUl. This gift woman candidate. In tho counties, (tweimewl On rmmm r tve) however, some races have women aspirants. U l U history, Florida baa had •aty ana woman In major office. She waa Mrs. Rath Bryan Owen, who represented the fourth dieMANILA, P. I. Miy 9.—<A>>— - trtet la Congress. She waa de­ HUltary training for all ablefeated for r*-*te*tloa and after" ’ b^ro tea years and werda became American minister older and training of school girls for auxiliary service boo boon annouaood by the military service Successor To Hie Late , Record Crossing Senator Is To Be Chosen At General ' OfAtlanticMade Election In The Fall By Big Zeppelin To Be B~ ^ ^ .. over American soil until It skirled drath of Park Trammtll In W aA-. Iasi night. Governor tong Island and cruised over New Ington York City Just a* dawn lighted the Sholta may appoint a.aoeraoaed. who would aerva until the e f f k g ' Sunday Is Mother’* Day and rty . The best speakers in chapters A lending craw of trained Is filled by the electorate a t of- the Future Farmers of Ameri­ a program will be given s t 8 sailors of the United Btatea Navy NovrmbcrSi general election. ca In seven towns In tho seventh o'clock tomorrow evening In the sided by 50 Chilians brought the Th* person elected In November Front ahlp safely lo ground here. district will engage in 0 public Legion Hut on toko would lake office In January to Boulevard by Campbell-tossing I peaking eonteat In the assembly While a doten airplanes circled serve until ID41 when TrammoUll ' lull of City Hall a t 7:30 o’clctk Pool of the American Legion In above, Dr. Hugo Eckener, famous d i-y ear term expires. In addi­ honor of tho mothers of veterans dirlglb'e designer, leaned out of tion to Democratic and Rtpublteas’ this evening. The winner of the contest will represent the dls- and son* of veterans. The Legion the control cabin and waved a nominee* named by party Auxiliary will assist In present­ greeting lo a welcoming throng trict In the etate meet. The weather: Fair tonight a ing the program. of 8,000. The landing completed ttve committee*, any IndepeadmW Sunday. , to Ikeme northwest . An admlselon charge of 28 candidate for offlca could ha VO Due to the limited capacity of Florida: Fair tonight, Sunday cent, will bo made and tha pub- the Hut, only the mothers of the first of ■ series of commercial hla name placed on th* November trip* thla sumraar between Ger­ tie I* Invited. Tto program will partly cloudy. | -ballot by a petition signed by IS last about three and one-half veterans and their sons can be many and America, • & 11 — 1 qualified voters In each county. accommodated, but Chaplain J. hours according to tha expecta­ Jaa. C. Roberta, Justice of t The electorate also could write ta Bernard Root, of the Post, saU tions a f Alex Johnson, instruc­ In the Fourth district, ia the name of any person. It Is hoped all tb o n will ho Iho only candidate for that of­ tor in agriculture St Semlnots present Transportation will be Since the time for High. fice. to qualify In tbo regular way Boyd Coleman * will represent provided for mothers who have no means of getting to tha Hnt plred a week ago today, Sunday’s tides: High a t 10:41 Seminole County Chapter, and If they will phone Mr. Root, mall’s successor cannot to hae chosen as his subect ’‘Co­ A M. and 11:09 P. M- low at Commander l* F. Boyle or ^Adnated In tha June 2 _ __ operation and American Farm ADDIS ABABA. May O.-UP)— 4:24 A. M. aad 4:28 P. M. Mon­ Jutant Bob Deane of the P ost day*, lids*: High a t XLAft A M- Needs.” Speaker, from other Tbs program wtU to as fol­ Marshal Pietro Badoglio wa* un­ ('though some constitutional law- , . aa’^^hm brar'^H tf^S ^ ’^m sgb t te aad 11:4« P. M- low a t A19 A. UJWns aad their subjects will be derstood today to have been se­ yera said It might to poralhla for lows! ’ •' ’ lected for the post of viceroy of the state executive committee* Increase tha fund-for aanUnoiag M. aad 1:11 P. M. aa follows: Apopka, Oscar Vick- "America," Assembly, Ethiopia—<he first viceroy In to call a special nominating prt- 11‘ Salvation Army tharUaUe work art, Jr., “ Farm Conservation": Invocation, The Rev. J, B. Root Italian history. Proclomatlan of mary to bo bald on Juno 21 *k another year. Beat A charcoal burner act fire In betond, Tom 8 lew art, “Self-Re­ Post chaplain. ported to bnvo been toady, and an Interior wnll of tho kitchen In lief for American Farmers’’; St. his apolntmsnt It expected to be tho same time as tto second pri­ . nearly ovary person on tha street the W. J. Terry residence a t 012 Cloud. Oscar Hutcheson, “Soil "A Mother’* Prayer,” Mre. R. J. Issued toon In Rom*. The marshal mary. Ilotly, president of the U nit waa wearing a tag bafora noon. Membership on party executtvo Conservation"; Hastings, Charles An Interpretation of Mother's could turn to the teak of govern­ West Twentieth Street yesterday Twenty-nine persona subscribed ing Ethiopia In the namo of King Committee* will be filled a t t to White, “Future Farmers and Day by Lloyd Iloyle, toglon victor Emmanuel since the mili­ 146.28 yesterday, brining tho to­ afternoon, but only slight dam­ After School"; Crescent City, June 2 primary and tto new age was dona bafora tho fire de­ commander. tal of the week’s drive to 11,060. tary campaign In which ha wat committees must meet to organMangin Peacock, “Soli. Conserva­ Solo “Mother," Mrs. R. R. Pip- tommander-ln-ehlef has virtually It* within 80 days after that tinaa, IS, o h then one-third of tho partment extinguished tha blase. tion." U.Mo budget R. F. Cowan gave pin, *ceased to exist, Tho Judges will be IL R. Stats Senator W. C. Hedges, ‘Child Wtifore," Mrs. E. J. Routh.1 The ]u t evidences of war were They are expected to name t t o flO end Jaa. A. Brawn gave I* Plena, instructor In public speak­ candidate for governor, will yesterday; subscriptions of l> Motherhood tb f* r,"-g bandit attack on an ambulance party nominee for otfteo at oring si Rollins College; J. U, "Making w tff made by John Q, Stanford, ■peak In Seminole County twice Welker, superintendent of school* Dr. Douglass Beott. outaldo Addis Ateba and ths d*- gen Iration meetings, Ths body.of tbo 1st* senator G. W. Spencer. William S co tt Dr. next weak. The first address will In (Jranga county; and C. R. "Mother of Mine,” Klppllng, peturo by train yesterday fo ths will bo forwarded early tomorrow L- D. Brown, Walter Hewing and bo In Ovlodo a t 10 o’clock Mon­ Martin Stlneelphsr. , 'native Eritrean Askarl for probHiatt, toko county agricultural n friend; |3 aUbeCrtatlone were day morning and tha second in Coneluding re make by Post ably unopposed occupation of to Lakeland. T to train carry* Ing th* body, members of tha Commander. made by R. W. Deoao, Mrs. H.*R. 8anford nt ft o’clock Wednesday agent. ' Dirt daws. In addition to the public (peak­ “Home, Sweet Homs,” Assembly. Pearson, C. W. Mary, Ruth L. evening. Despite the presence of ■ dead family sad a congressional aaing, there will bo music by Stewart, F. S. Scrugg aad Dave man opposite tha front door, ths cort will arriv t s t U katead a t Yoatordsy*s paper reported string band*, flddlon, harmonica “ ' X. F. Rouahal ■ A. D. general merchandise etors of Mo­ 4:20 A. M. Monday. Funeral that O. P. Modus’ had qualified player* and vocalists. Tho string brama, John a . Laowardy 1 hammed All, which alone of Ad­ service* are set for 4 . M M ra of Sanford and betond i!, H. Colcloogh each gave M l *ad aa a candidate for constable In hands dis Aboba'a busines* establish day. Thera will be no servtera subscript Iona of | I wore made the Fifth district, comprising wit) compete; Dave Shannon of manta was not looted, I* doing a In Washington. Stnford and ■ Detond boy will yesterday by JaasH Mougbton, P. Ovlodo, Gabrielis sad Slevte. The story of Park TraamatFa booming buslnesi. Mohammed All 8. Smith, Otto Caldwell, Tom That district waa known aa tha fiddls; William Burnett of San­ and hla retainers systematically lift waa another bpocr boy mikea Meredith, J. B. Poorooa, Maxwyll Fifth la the last election, but it ford and boys from Apopka, 8L 7 mowed down the bandits ss fait f ood" Ulo. Stewart, R. M. Ban, and by two since toon changed to tbs Cloud sad Crescent City will TACOMA, Wsak, May 9.—OF)— a* they charged hla atore, and held Hard work and vary llttte talkplay harmonics* 1 and Sanford, William Mahan sear-fated #x-eon- out until the Italians arrived. Third district. ing carried him from * nooa too Oviedo, Apopka, Detond and 8u vlct, pleaded guilty today In fed­ prosperous cltru* form la I«*Teral court to tho 9200,000 kidnap­ Police yesterday recovered Cloud.quartet* will sing. »nd, Fte., through college, all '• ing of George Weyerhaeuser, ■bout a detea itelon porch Important slat* offices and foar ’ _ nine-year*#Id lumber fortune hair. term* In th* United States chain when they arrested John­ He capped his long poblte caraee Af/J NASHVILLE, Tawu, May 9 ~ - ny ADon, negro toy, who wa* WAmNOTON,” May \ by sponsoring the bill that a a tto r0ft1)— Explaining why to rtfntsd trying to sail some of them. Justlce O'Donoghue of the District Iced building th* United SUtoa tho pong’s nominetiau for rice Some o f the choir* have been Judga iE. E. Cushman lifted his of Columbia Suprema Court sen Navy up to foil London treaty president. S*rgt. Alvta C. York, Idea titled sad clalmsd by their head and looked qulfolrally a t tenced Col. Joseph I. McMullen, strength. He was an aa wavering the World War to rs, sold to re rightful owner* but there are him. Mahan tho repeated In a veteran army lawyer, to six supporter of New Deal policies. sight ethers a t headquarters TAMPA. May V —Suit for «3.that *lf I over m for u jte ta g , louder tons, "guilty." Judge Cush­ months Imprisonment and $14K>0 JHa othor Senate Interests wet* DO was filed In circuit court man than sentenced him to 60 fine for Illegally accepting com­ it will to va the Democratic awaiting identification. food control, river and to: yesterday against Gulf Theater*, ticket.". year* en sack count. Th* sentence pensation from n private firm. II• highway aid, rate ran’a aid, Bseldonoa property a t the Inc, operator* of tho Tampa, T a e s Democratic first, last was to HtNtU Island penitentiary overruled a motion for n new deposit guarantee, relief, aoothweat earner of Ninth Street bp W, A. Rico, whose name was in Puget Sound near here. sqd all tho tluir." to triaL measures to establish tha sad D as Avenue was sold ya* cnDod ot “bank night" May 1 glades National Park and to terday by Lsttia V. Hettinger of who missed tto pot of 11850 fruit grawara of Ate state. Center, Pfc, to Herman O. Long bp on# minute, ■wording to an Trammell, a h u r q a u s with t f Liverpool, Pm Twot -late -la ■toteMSto' > Wvsf a dark curly hair, took Tory Altamonte Springs were told by ir to » crowd waiting part In Sonata debates. Hte X. Murray to Rlcbsrd ■t the Umo-f active pariielpaUoa te flow cu salon, perhaps, was hte ' ’Pleas# to ftoaurad that this | your letter of March 20th, to tha Ing with Jamas A. Rand a f (tho U. ft. W ar) department la I President, signed Jointly by Mrm •curl In hte first term* te Chief Mack Cleveland of the thoroughly appreciative of th * ' Bernice B. Fish, president, en- th* Laagto of Nations. Sanford Ptro Depart me • t tho agricultural i <lu*lng a copy of resolution by the from Atlanta Trammell _ tto annual and citrus fru it Industries a f Garden Club, expressing tpprshen- originating tto provfcte* May 9— Florida, gad dose not propose to ■Ion that construction of th# Fire Chief* Dublte Walks MU I tto tt, Florida undertake afty eonatruction work southeastern administrator, Ine trocwhich would result U ecriow tto peasant WPA injury to ttooo tadu*tries." Scbool of funds available now Thus write# Captain Lucius D. to received “ ** ‘ about tho mid- Clay of tto Maps of engineer* of that immunity from despoliation will be of of lb* water aopply be guaranteed I ia th* W ar Dcpartawnt In WnaHington to Joan Lowry papworth before further construction opera- J - N#’? ' * * * * * finance (Mra. H, M. Pftpworth) os chair­ lion* on tho canal are authorised. man of tto fOWMCvatlon commit­ "In view ot expreseed appro- , would bo tee of tto Garden Club ef Ban- hens Ion on ih* part of tto Agri- ***' HU cultural “ 9UO.OOO feed. la reply ta tereate of of FlotWo . wrote Praalef tto tonal been to ><aw of , might adversely effect tto Holt. ■in adof tto ; w ater i the District teatraated to i fi*., t^UP) retory i City Incol­ . - r . c r a J r sjsr .iS ’ SS.’M K S V, Party May Nominate Men For Trammell Seat Kidnaper Mahan P l e a d s Guilty, Gets 120 Years York Won’t Accept Nomination By Drys Tampan Who Missed 11*■ “Bank Night” Prixe; Asks *3,000 In Suit was on both eounuv Six Month Jail Term Given Army Officer Engineer Says War Department Won't Dig Cfenal That Will Injure Florida Allotment For Nearing End C S3 M. PT1 �W M :' 'w m m e ia-. tSk .Jf>wwa-Vr B a rr ie ’s 8eyenty-aix yl trfflutiona he has riW is more, lovely, none Hfriatwfe mT»mpo w m Berta* m mu! no such laugh as.hepi iatrif from m ernr,children; i the lirtjfhter of m«g»t pf Hut*, xhd wears out with the body, but h e n remained gleeful 16 the last, an ff it were hunt fresh e v e ry morniitif. There win always somethin* of the child lh her and hef laugh1waa It* Voice. —To fief hippiest mo ihenta — ad*l tlevcr Vita * happier woman — her month did not of a sudden begin to twitch and team to lie on the mute blue eye* In which I have read all I kmnt and would ever care tb write. For v eye*, you know aa'lf God into' the lVorld—it Waa to WH I* pi**MM 'J~aV Fettowsy « U i o w d IM otM rt lies, »UH lea lit * 4 #vJJ*taW H fee any » lr w lm c rw (fcw not place th* flw*. *ac«i«id c 3ss? t . "HEAD OF A rtlltl," ....... they mdy reraafh my ohly earthly Judge U> the laat. They Were never more .my guide thin when I helped to put her (o earth, not whlirtpering because my mother had been tSftlten awny after sevCnty-slx glorious yean rtf life, hut exulting In her cVen at the grave.'' bat »l*o la other d tb * and eommonltif* M *f t u IW'r, tha tnUre mpply -wna Mid e a t aM that iti many ether f lo w n a* wall. Raeatviae Uttar* tram Ml part* a t the country premising co-op*ration, add rWtawad fte r. ef­ fort* to taeroaM tha popularity #f the <Uy and (ha next year many M o tW s Day muting* warn MM a t which official* and promtaaat iliiWfa t a toofc p a r t Air this, reported In the pmaa, mad* furiM r good publicity fa r the day, and for aO thought* connected with it, In many commanltUn 0m trad# an operated .In gtvI"* the avant publicity and adding to lie popularity until, after tM third pair, Ite eManraaae area general pvar tM entire country, a. te wide benuty of th* Ay Ip rniilr* with Inward watchlnt ?* y * , . jlM ta b»t brow) Though it hluf been known for some time that Senator Apd gentle Up*. T ra m m e ll w its In ill health add it w a s even suspected that A* tM' young Ikinetor When,' fm h to the wdmtar of itrw hie condition w as worse than actually reported, still the newa of his death last night w as a distinct shock. Sen­ gj Ilf*. Rha flreamrd unborn Pmaphom*.. ator Trammell waa alxty yean of age, though he looked yprP'vCrlrV hot the wintered year much younger the laat time Wo sa w him. but he had led AWd lh» lor./, jiintiy grief o f gW ! na active life and had' travelled far from tha time when ho Another Political Plumb mu*t Sholtz to the Sorts to. Today thefe Is very little prtwpect iPtad that any such prodeduto will be carried out. Senator >nT tbit pcriin who glvfa. lt Hodges, Who Is generally rocogriixrd as the leading can‘jihhiibi practice'wMt he jhrnchr*.’dldate for governor, la not likely to sacrifice th* present *; m very pleasant prosiweta of n four-year term In tha gover- 'jssj-jitp , n il Wniiifh'a n irtn , a ,w" nh- " '“ 't h '1 IJ*** . » »»* - . - ha* . ' •ghWorr.i M r ranrtidscy for atato " o r l r Hotlgea w tr o to Ijecnmo g o v ern o r now , fin in g a • Hemvwnitir dcmimlttraWo m a t i 1vacan cy c re a te d by S h o lU 's re s ig n a tio n , h e w dul'f h a v e to Efrum lHulo epunty. A' few moro w ith d ra w fro m th e g u b ern n to riitl r a c e , fo r co n stitu tio n a l •women of Mr*. Moor*’* yrpo in p ro v isio n s In h is s t a t e p ro h ib it a g o v ern o r fro m suececdpaiitica wiuid do Florida frlc h im s e lf In office. U n d o u b ted ly . H odges w ould r a th e r I a tat of gomi. i h U e h sh e e a Iti th e p rim a ry , th a n to b e goverrfor f o r .iiit ./seven rttmths and then retire to private life. Even If in MIm M I dbI h«* wanwdl were to be dofcatwl fo r governor In the primary, ho ' fulral nun hunting crimlnali! th« lo««r' f° r he would still'be In a poaition -nut to abort too quick. w« don i to run for permanent election to Trammalra unexplrcd ..know nimut that.* n atrikaa u* term next November, that a mighty good way to On the other hand. Gov. Sholtz would probably pre. W p tho federal man from yat- fer to rteljm thh governorship and have Hodges atmolnt wtlruf U»(celh4*r with ins rrooka It vtm *n f>if» In'tYin tintTnnl rnunut nf AVf*nt*. Rholtz out s& a r u ; s « dbe .yU m Pxty f!r»t. It depend* doeisae that ,«l*rjn which they erajdaeod., "iLSSr th#mae|m !» | t n t Miami A lly New* lia* wfieacr** P* , oime eui rpcnly I* advocacy «fl opinion* are th« flection dr Jt r . r»ty. TM | ttan .noted ta’ Orel* Star I* telling P*ty (toe*.*’papers., If a 1The Sanford Herald u p : “ They i the FfeirUk **y that Judge Petteway and! to add op ll A* gaining, ' r_i but whacraa', i florldlan £* raid (W d lE ta e cfrotly Burton » are , jlo itn a and Carter ara .till out If he M *M cd *Mw*r tM tM*- ^ • in fro n t That IcaVca Paty and tlon—“who b going to be A t ( Cbappcll to M flyurad In aotna I re s t governor T" It Is *lmpl/ a W. where rnd tMy ara not to M 'guM * wityVmtd guana Ming aa B r • ■oorsed a t In th b county It | load as anetber. TM largo nuim- ■ > w* look* m If llodx** and PWtewiy M r of candid*t** c*ur«a tM W*tw th« twq Uwlinw c*m!ld*U<," • Fort Myer* Naws-Preaa to w*»Th* T*IUMii*e IWmoerat sft- ib r If prosparity or aMihployat aummlnr up tM altuatlon m*nt I* mpotulbb. Wottla N Bfu from a O luU w.'taf ^ ilM W'W'iwWftlm. >. A. Hllvar. moved to Lakeland froth Alabama an a barefpef tmy of j v.'n N’ r whf*rr> NVw Yertr five to the chairmanship of this naval affairs committee of Pl'Ii'c h i rnl^ I that wIvm must the United States Senate. ‘hqpjkirt litmtitmh who happen to For .15 yearn Park Trammell had’ been in tho service M iIn,.Iit ul*. K w the thing for of his city, county, or state. Beginning hla political career 0 d.iitw 'i-d h ^ '.m il t<t do b to aa the thayor of bUmlOnd a t tha ago of 28, he served in j.VUltUlr the state legislature, later graduating to the office of attor- -adtin- fur anyone. Hut it hr iivd up t<>' to do any f.r fd f lo N gwoo O Hchool Junior* to the Sen-' OveTWrwM, Mr. a*4 j . a: J1KI.FST, May O^-UH-Cham-' MANIIA., M»y * » »pl*nt Id ifCnlr-aUintrfcil Jfcnick, oecqirtpMifed by CMrhr. .o.h*>r ndic of tho tloheni'ill.’iii j under * BOW bet it TOgue*U Including taoch-! A. Walsa dl fam1Pa'ib.' 1. r*gim« i m rrU/iled tj tha bock- 1PreaMent Manuel I attmnl Friday night at’ TM . laat-of-thu-aoafon ToujJ*t ground when the marMn ilalun of Fhllippine eomt into Community Houan. Oik lusfcMog tgda a basltfl pll- tho Jkabcr’a flnt enhaort, Rmprm* open*! two’ reoet aged by HeCcert I.ymeu nb at Sunnyahado Park Wadnw- Auguata Vl.torii. «ro* «no*oil 1tag gg^30 acre* rotation* wtrw In pirate t *y noon. Tha Cl-ib h>» h*J u from tho Tlergnt ten center, whSru Dnra* to anttlanu •hip* nod trra*urn chut* auecetnful anaaon »octally anil fl- It ha* »to -I far :^i year*, to a Poor people la aotlfa for program* and nnhetalty. I pcrgidn at th<- Melt. lag urged Id tak mrda, pirate coetuowa wgro . ' — ----y * " ; 'it TM Ilia .it* aUtus show* tho W thb rbb fhrta by the Hume Fconomlm i J r l t l s h H l l l l t O f e A t^ 'eroproM in Iku duro rUttag tlrtsm Another progt tervlng the dinner. Tbtll.ih - 1 * , * _ irranged by Mb* Mae Blair T V O TIt^B I l f g l l C t l t 1 A K C ' A * ' * ,,. T . . . . J ( AMllRIIK.E.' B asis*d. May fc UP1)—U k e TUbacm UM ITltaaca la 8ouU» 'llmrnl*, Mrd tark, data blind, - W float, Chines* llqul', aaltad Amarira, !v » * ^ h . lrgrn.| «y*, rrtnche*. Program—’■Ucnr’* fur Fdfturw,’*. I»y president of Junior Cbaa, Plt»b WIMIam*on, Cheat of Sotlg, lure of tM Foriuna-.-M Dorothy WHIM, p tath b af of HenI n r i k fur wlA.nl r^kwHw nml tar C*aa, OuIdlng tM Treasure Hunt, Profromw She*.#*, Datuu by Plratrt, Worth of th* Trmsurv, Principal W. J. W .lb, Jr.. Treiaurra In Htar*. Senior C liu membar* prlatad laat week. Junior Claaat Maria Bates, Joaaphtna Check, Clarice , lUekta Maria * ' Yeoman, Allan Forward,- Curti* wotld. Kyle, Herbert Lyman, Koy WULake Tltlcaba, said to M tha IIi maon, Mbs AMta La Vlgae waa ktaMot take ta tM world, and on* afcomponbt' far aong*. of the large*t, Ilea partly In Para Tha — Civb CWb league wilt hove have tM and pirily In NortM ra Bolirial May bvslnee* ***alon on Tuosdey probably waa tonnwl b y a a h lftla aftarnoea when member* will a *o IM-fonnalloft of th* Andes »ni have a aewlng ta* with tM com- fefda Into aa Immense are* of do*mlttae Mr*. tJHUa Beal* and Mr*. o'aU marsh Und. Emma Buchanan. Mated*ri of tM P.-T. A., will «en> a aupper for poUtkal tpadl- C fa»hhm*lt tj abuul I'JOO. with « targe irlmnH*l hot, much apprrebtp I by.LiriUAiB twMitdg ptico. The i-x-nriirt-«* iHed In r r i b St , )oern ^ n ? |* oa, TM , ^ ^ e ttric Bkctyfcat SuppWeM *tarteil la klloda W> b being (pm bridged aw aa to b»5. „ rJ-k.l-cC motriAl V s i r r ^ Y s r ' i S S i * ’ vn* . ,T£!5* c«at» Ara Playful SU SX tJS?3 51' M He office available for hla candidacy before '1038 when Senator Fletcher will be up fof- re-election. Aft It la, Sholt* Part Time Jobs Retd may run for Tmmmtrtl’a office next November, but It would probably help him In hla chances fot olrtetlon If htf tH»F* By Number Of Co-Eds of Hotly Wind'* gmulp* that lb# already the senator runnlrtg for reflection! and*lie was when t! m* In CUaa "A" wLI make EVANSTON?Ill, May stdrk l< about to yt*ll, no, nut ntipporicil by a frietuHy admin istrtrt..on In Tallahsaseei Marbnn llletrich', no, nut Cbr* Jokn UaUteaon recent;/ A‘ verrey juct completed ty th# Huwovor, Hhollz can't make Hodjrea. appoint him to ifd S t . led, having <aa North waatarn unlem lty'* MbployIhw, but Mr*. Klilra Uloniu, the Senate [f Hodges doesn’t’ want Sholtz to’ reslyh. If s u n t boraaa ,M w i th at *U ar « hSither uf the fantuu* qulnlopthe Governor tried to force the situation, and resigned any­ >lfta, Tha "quin*" . will be two i n n ntd an May 2B. Their little way, aa ha well could, and Hodges automatically became Mr*. John Wadiwerih, Mbs 1 pnAherltt* or their little tbteriM governor, Bholti might find himself oat of a Job nltotethfflf both, pro expected around tha S If Hodges should choose to name someone else senator. If Bholti beccmiet aenator, he will have trt make hla d«*l ;4tddle uf June, But wouldn’t It ■Ishiful antl-cll max If only wttti Hodget, oh ewirfUrtllty not likely at present. klld arrtead. Under the circumstance* it appears most probable that OqV. Bholti Will nkftie someone else to the office, and if. *fflelont branch of Ilia In all probability It Will be a "dartt Horse” who hae do it, b tha Department , .particularly that part hope for election to tho permnhent Job' nekt November. In Ac m y Impraaslve B*pim h upplba to O. Edgar that event the senatorial election ttinft November will borotq a b b agauta amine as much interest aei the governor's r*ca Is In the present primary. - 1W,'; f 9 « T ex** P n rfri ife t t bTV—Tltr t*mvli of pifr* whit* khl goal* nro carrying,on a rohtlnuoii* iprlng perfurmanco on tha west T om * rhnga, against a backgrounJ of pecan-bo n b rtd rtreom*. caetua, and oak tree*. Many ohaerviga contend , tfck gent* have organised" game* much aa children. Oak la a 'c a r t of fnllow-tbo-taader In which they Mlanc* on rock*' and Mp from one to a muMe awvr rtlff* WMn an adtomoblb Id parktd in a pnatatv. tM kltb aaaa leant to *Udd dawn IU feadara while »oiw*, grantri£ tired, reot on tM top. . --tM * Ia.'e--r nr SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO ItC XmiCM WlAUCj' WU tM finny trike a veteran ■ V. - -W & S v i •» -. -... • - 8 ? .- ;• '? Ciiwm '-<.vJ: . ,*iGL*i, It'.- rjj'isrta i KrrafM lM t-jpfiZJtSS& k •>i/fe_______________ 1 �J4, Frances Hodgson Bi Novel Noi 8 Popular /+ ■ —------, Social .-----— Mrs. John Galloway | Calendar Entertalna At Bridge C M and • (•« ^ Monthly b ^ m j a w t te c W other guests, H a Joka L. Gait*the W o M H H b n w y H C a tf Way tnttrU lM d with a b rid n of Ik i Vbvi M&hatttMt C h tu tl party Tfcmdftf i f tm o o t at hor vlll bo M i «l 1*^0 P. M* »i tbo homo oo Kfef»oJo Avenue. Garden church. Report of the conference flower* \m rortona shades wore bp delofstes. I mod an decoration*. The board of tb# Presbyterian | AfUr leeveml progress! ana of XUM iarlUa, O e, where ho waa aallod by (bo UIbom of hi* mother. Friend# of lira. L. T. Shopard wUl regret to loam that ah* la •enftoed to bar homo, 208 Summer­ lin Avenue, with on Injured •A le. T. P. Wa.lac* of Tampa li i pondtba wook-end hero with his htor, Patricia Wallaes, at tho homa all bar grandmother, Mrs. W. 8. Bagwoll, Langley Apart- & Phaeo,* a t I M P. M. ta th# school auditorium with l l chil­ dren taking part. Tho public la Invited. Circle Number One of tho P in t Baptist Church will moat at 1:M P. M. with Mr*. W. B. Hoad. Hal­ ly Aren no. Circle Nameer Two of tho P in t Baptist Church will Boot a t I:t0 P. M. with Mra. J .T . Newby, 1008 , Pa:motto Annuo. • Circle Number Three of tho ^ I r s t Baptist Church wUl moat at P so P . M. with H a Homer Lit­ tle, *19 French Ammo. Circle Number Pour of tho P in t Baptist Church will moot at 1:30 P. M. with Mra. K. D. Holaton, TOO East Second Street. Circle Number P i n of the P in t Baptist C hunk will moot a t 1:M P. M. with Mra. Velio Williams. Eaat Third Street. TUESDAY f - VW p o b lk J* Juvited .tevtoM Fsmald-Laoghton Memorial Hoopltal In ohoamuco of National Hospital Day which to being **|e- ZINNIA PLANTS I,. NOW READY t*. ti rT. j-Tl ■%, Mra. Herbert E. Rua«U Celery Ave. Phone IN - Mias Mary Calhoun, a graduate of Seminole High School, ie now studying at Norman Junior Col­ lege a t Norman Park, Ga. She and another atodent of tho school ro­ eently won highest se ho kastir honors la both grades. Program Planned Mrs. Samuel Puleston May Day Program For Mothers' Day Elected DAR Regent B e Repeated Interesting Talks Heard By Circle u f Booo Circle of-the Oardew-Ctob y j Friday morning at the home * Mrm M !u t DtagfeWer In Rosa Court. Mra. E. B. Stowe presided. Mrs. Chleman told about her recent elslt to many Georgia gar­ dens and spoke of their unueoelly sweet fragrance. Mra. Colcioogh annooaced many flowers and ibrtfke that can he grows In Thoee present were; lire. CbL l'_ ____ L w . t s _ ___ U ______ T V dough, Mr*. eColeman, Mr*. H.V L. Covington and gueet, Mr*. Cov­ ington of Avon Park,' Mra. A. W. Epps, Mn- J. M. MeCaakill. Mra. (tody* Mooes. M n. E. B. Stowe, Mr*. D. L Thrasher, Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mn- Jnlhra Dfaagfetder, and Mra. P n d R. Wilson. CORRECTION Through error thA 'ttorua, "T* Doom" by (Woodward, waa omit­ ted In th* account of the Mnale Deportment program presented llf l N . PAHK A ctnon 1937 Legislature c o n u n u , Tho or­ ganisation will mot ot Orando Juno 10 and at Tampa In July. Other officer* namtd wore Paul C. Albritton, Saroaota, vlce-preiIdant, and Mollia Stain, Daytona Beach, H frfU ry im iu re r. Member* of tho executive board. In addition to tho officer*. will bo M. D. Ballay. Orlando; R. H. Berg, Melbourne; W. U Coata, Fort Pierre; A. L. Field, Miami; Walter I P. Fuller, 9t. Petersburg; Fred­ Freddie Bartholomew, Guy Kibbee and Mickey Rooney In "Little erick) 8. Jonas, ^Sabrina; James Lord Fauntleroy," which eo-etan Freddie with Dolores Costello Bar­ M. Owen, Jr., Woat Palm Beach; rymore, la released through United Artists and cornea to the Rita II. Blair Peieoek, Tampt; Frank CHRISTIAN St'IKNCK CHURCH Redd. Sarmaota, and W. Cecil WatTheater Sunday and Monday. "Adam and Fallen Man" la the lon, Miami. •lAject of the Irsson-sermon In a.I Churthoa of Christ, Scientist. May COTTON re STAriJ? 10. front VrMm PLATE LUNCH 35c ' HOT CHIU 1 k SANDWICHES 10c A 16e Formerly Evnan* Ltuch Sie Angel, Prop aainnm aaaaai A special program in observance ef Mother's Day will be given to­ morrow morning at 11:00 o'alock a t the Congregational Church with tha Young People's Department In Charge. Tha service will be con­ ducted by Billie Vihlen, president of the Christian lEndeavor Society, and Mtaa Helen Witte will serve as organist. The program will be presented a a follows: ----Organ Pr*:ude, “Serenade." Schuman. Young People's Choir, “Hall, O Faithful Mother," Sullivan. Invocation—Billie Vihlen. “O Blessed Day of Motherhood"— Congregation. Prayer—Frank Bauer. Young People's Choir, "Your Mother and Mine"—Ruth Dele. Offertory, "Melody"—I r . B. Wil- By .pedal request, M n. E. J. Mrx. Samuel Puleston waa elected regant of Sallle Harrison B>mth and Mias Anna Clark will repeat their M«y Day program, Chapter of the D, A. R. at Hie "May Baskets for the World's regular mqrting of the chapter I F n n t Door." Monday availing * l held yeeterday afternoon at the 8:00 n'cleok at the ichool mid), home of Mrs. L P. Hagan, Park torium The public is invited to Avenue. Annual reporta wern attend. made by the retiring officer*. | The character*, all pupils of Other officer* elected the achool, will appear at folMrs. II, J. Lehman, etc* Mr*. B. D. Caswell, r secretary Mra. J. B. Ray, cur* Mrs. L. responding secretary P. Hagan, treasurer; Mr*. R. Mr*- Vail L. Dean, historian; Lovell, registrar; Mra. J, H. Mentck, librarian; Mra. J. N. Whltnar, chaplain; Mra. R. J. "Edl«m," J. R. Ellla. Holly, finance chairmen; Mise "Uncle Sam,” Charles Pack. Jr. Ncna Wylly, Mrs. W. B. Ballard, "Gmldena of Liberty," Tatty Hodge. * »• and Mra. J. M. Root, advisory "England." Is>ls Mcrrlwether. board. “The Meaning of Mother’* Day1 Annual reports warn made by "Romeo," Walter Anderson. Mildred Banka. the following: Mn. I. P. Higeu, “Jullst," Jr yea Steele. Uunal McGill, "Mother’* Outlets" — Harold retiring regent; Mra. 8emual "Scotland," Dorothy plait, and eJan Dunn. Her b at Puleston, treasurer; Mra. J. B, Solo, "Mother Machre*"—Dorothy Root, racordlng secretary; Mrs. "Ireland," Nancy Dtghton an I Kufu* Woods. C'latti I. B. Ray, corresponding secre­ "A Tribute to M other"-F red tary; Mra. Vail Lovell, registrar; "Norway," Lucille Hall. Mra. J. N. Whltnar, chaplnln; “Sweden," Louise Nodgren. Choir, "Cherish . (he Love Mtaa Nona Wylly, chairman of "France," Joyce Btlyeau, Ijimbert Talmer, David Shannon, —Mother" Carolyn Freeman location af Sites; Mrs. R. L. and Leo Butner. Choir, "Home Sweet Home .’ Dean, historian; Mra. J. tl. MenEagle, Bill lek, librarian; Mra. S. R. Digh- “Germany," Bill Herndon, and Roylnnd Floyd. ton. flnanra chairman; and Mrs. II. J. Lehman, vlce-r*gsnt and "Italy,"' Winifred Lovell, Caro, General Sanford committee chair­ line Rosier, Oliver Stapler, an.1 John Rumblty. man. Mra. W. H. Stewart tnilalte l "Bwltssrlend," Donald Boyar. The committee reports Included; M at year’s officers at th* n e u ­ Stella Touchton, and Fred hire. J. B. Root, publicity; Mra. ter meeting of the South Side Fields. Primary P.-T." A. held Thunday F. L. Woodruff, eourteey; Mrs. "Hrlland." Edgar Blggera, and afternoon In th* achool audito­ R. J. Holly, Ellla Island; an I Jaan Whigham. rium. Annual reports were given Mrs. W. B. Ballard, approved '‘Canada," Victor. McClelland. schools. by retiring officers.. "Australia." Carl Rhulti. Mrs. R. L. Dean, historian, an­ "Spain," Sara Cochran The program for the afternoon and Included a talk on child health by nounced that thrrugh tha .‘oGeorge Kenis. Mra. Dorothy Lamb .and another opcratlon af A Bartholdi Pater­ IGrvece," Angela Mrisch, Stuart talk by Mra. J. L. Ingley who son, tha Chapter he* secured a Qur, Herman, and Chrisanthy used "Musk" aa bar *nbj«'. photo static copy of McDonald’s Kenla. ‘ Plat of tha Trwn of Sanford Mlaa Mildred NLx entertained "China," Earl Jeter and Florence with several piano solo*. s prior to 18T3, the original of Wells. A t th* ctoee of the botlneva which is fat tha Jacksonville "Japan,” Martha Wight ami meeting refreshments w ere Mary River*. served In th* lunchroom to Uw "India," Billy Tlppina and El­ 40 members In attendance. more Gradick. “Turkey.” Taylor Brown and Charles Thurston. "PeleaHne," Jimmie Russell, Mariya Goetsch, and Oodwln. "Iftwill," David Gatchel. "P«ni," Glenn Odham, Francis Officers Installed At Primary P.-T. A. Meet You'll Thrill To Every Split Second of this Human Interest Story Action — Romance — Laughs Wh*»t thin kid from Brooklyn dlacov4Md b* v u Lord Fattntlvroy, he hated to leave hie pel Dick, the, Bootblack . . . , tier’d fought the tough kida tide by aide • . . . raiding the craekar barrel of rktbbe tha grocer waa their kka of a•* banquet. i: < « ■ a » * •' w• HYDRANGEAS DOUBLE PETUNIAS I * F*7V' ' - . V'JBV.‘tf i ‘Jl , , Tho Golden Teat is from Isaiah 2:13, "Cease ye from man, whose breoth la In his nostrils; for where­ in la ho to he arrount o ff Among the eitatlona which com­ prise the lesion-sermon la Ihe fol­ lowing from Ihe Bible; “And the Lord Ood formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed Into hla nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul" (Gen. 2:7). The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Chrietian Science textbook, "Selene* end Ilea th with Key to tl* Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Does Spirit enter dust, and then lose therein the divine nature and omnipotence? Does Mind, God, enter matter to Income there * mortal (Inner, animated by the breath of Gol? In this narrative, the validity of matter la opposed, not the validity of Spirit or SplrK'a creation. Man reflects God; mankind represents the Adamie rice, and is a human, not a divine creation." SHOP APPLIES SANCTIONS LONDON, May 0.—DPI—In th* window nf one of London's largest wine stores. In Wardour street, near PtccadU y Circus, the follow­ ing notice appoan: "No air, we do not stock Italian wines. And we have no desire to do so while Italy bomb* Brl other Red Croaa unite, lUUUUUHUHUUUaMUIUUUUIUUUaUUUUgUUI1 If you will aUet m# y«»ur (Vunir roitm iailoair from Platrlrt NumtaaV f a n HU* in* your luppoVt afi*f I mn in ofllrw. w# will flffM In ll»* rl*kt direction to tin* jihitil dttr nrohlliK Iv* •** b»»ri!#ii mil put value* hock lnt«> M^mlnola County'* r*ol #«tnt* Th** prunr*** «f ***** Count r i|#t>#ttil* upon ttit #Hr ni to which in* hu*ln*»* ability of your fomml*■Inn mroitirtii tip to and the d«Mrrr of c»Mop#fallc»n from t hr I'llltrni Hound Ju«lff* mmt wlih Hood hor** ■•n*#, InlriiM Inter#*!* loyolty, nml ro-operntlan. plun Uhl i>l.t nu are (he quolllU* tour County ConjtnUlon muil hnvo In order to admlnlNitr in eronontlo pro* Mrtealvr ailminlit ration. S don't mra n that w« wilt have to have a biff bu*tnr«*■ baron to run our af* falra I will h# biff enouffh to break down the walla of all nppoaitton to the heat InUreet atilt welfar* of our *11laena If y«*^utljl fflva ma the ntiportuntty. Vote for£!ates J. J. CATES WITH THE “M ETER-M ISER M E E T S A ll FIVE S T A N D A R D S BUTM �B M n g 9 ,*s *' >* **| /- 't ■yF'pfclfAT. fe-A! \ ' K nr *’»-/* .^j■« %'ih *•t*1 ys it-* 'a?4;MLriAE-itSir^VVncnEQHl .o f Public For Member Cl»rhr Karlla l u « ^ DEMOCRATIC PARTY E. X. HAINES JUNE 2,1936 n o m o is c o u in r For County TU.t. District Jf( CHARLES DUNN ^ Representative In Congress RAYMOND ELLARfl BOSTON STEELE JAR G. SftARON ■ —*••■«» a*r.. -.. u u s m .. M. C. GINDER . Fifth Coairm lonfl District D. L. THRASHER . y . J. (FUNIE) STEED For County G District J. J. CATES For Governor DAN CHAPPELL SPECIAL until May 15. flO »1lowanea to r your old runt* on ^4* • purcboa* of any now Norco or •jT , 9*r R ifle Chef | U rang*. Semlncle . * *~* \3 j~ * m 5,j *« Tiro Shop, Inc. 3— AutognobUcw, VICTOR CHECK WALC. (Homestead BUI) HODGES J.D . DAVISON JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY M l c l a i m o n d O om * ALL-STATE tirva—Scare' prlcna •ynO,' or ollber at m .and S can quality.' Red sod ocolnol . I l l octal* of Sottf, 801 W. P in t S t , FRED A. DYSON For Attorney General Jut— —i—.____:----------- - 12—Waateri. For Comptroller HEX PACKARD State Treasurer OTTO SCHMEHL WANTED! 1Om T otT1934 ~-Auitirt. COUPjt preferred. See WleboMt. PETER THURSTON WANTED! Small atenoMr or wartlrobo trunk. Must bo m - F6r Railroad Commissioner WANTED! 1000 heart pin* or round eyprvio fence poets. J. T. Newby, 1000 Palmetto. For County Commissioner For State District Not, 3 * 87th Senator W. R- DUPKEE W. B. BALLARD J. J. PARRISH ROY L. HOWELL ROSS L. HUMPHREY For Representative, State Legislature '■ - • Group Not. 1 • ~ r f f . f LEHMAN C. B. SEARCY FORREST B. STONE For Representative, State Legislature Group No. 2 For County Commissioner Dlalrict No. 4 GORDON BARNETT jM * DODD W. B. WILLIAMS A. G. WAGNER For County Judgp For County Commissioner ' District N«> • G. W SPENCER a F. (Sammy) LONG ft. W* WARE 0 WJ! R. MATHIEUX For County Ptosi E. F. BOUSIJOLPE J. T. McLAIN JOHN GLEONARDY H. H. PATTISHALL :e of the Peace JBAMUEL A. B. WtLKUSaON JAMB O. IlOflRKLX, S Herald, o r wrlto .box . 1417, SanWANTED! .Carat* apartment ■mall furnlibod house. Mi be reasonable. Write Box 8 Herald. 10 tn s CTWCUTT eew w r r L o n i n t! ' " o t S & H m * '* rUKNISKED houaa. elooe hL riiouAH u u w r m n r i>*(4iui . ■ . m e,title tw o bedroom*. Kleetrio r*- _hot- . . . . . . . . . frig*ration. Available May 15, ONE GOOD Kalvtaator eleetrie refrigerator. 1*0. Real aad Bona, 301 W. N r * 8 t “ LAWN U 08E1 We have It—mori the price la Tight Stanleyito g tn Hardware C p .________ Social Activity Of Teachers Is lim ited i By Their Contracts Of Complaint nTod' M » lik ' y o u ln Iho a ho to entitled eanoO aad C*T>>* Hanford Herald to herri-y deelenated aa Iho newopaper In whtoh Ihto order nhall be *obItobed for fonr eonoocnllr* Weehe. Wllaeoe a P. Herndon, Clerk of Mid Circuit' Court. and tbo ofHrlol eon I thereof, Ihlo lot day of Hay A. to. I .ta - Tbo foil owl as named ai pelntod to aet aa lasp*<-«*i tlorha at !»• proeliKto within anM^iPcelol Tax District, to feU Mid olectloi Proclnet No. '*. tOooovn) Clerk i A. W. Davto. laepeclore: Prod Uallan), Nannl* Moron, Urn. St Horrioon. rr eel net No. II fOeeeola) •Hit K . t . a Wear*. epertoro: Mr* A C. Rltrhl*, u Trie*. Mr*. J. Nltoy.Mrn. J . W. Smith, itod thl* the Ith day of April, . n. Preen* r. Mm, »• Mm* net**** i. Iltl ATT M U O O * PU BLIC IX• c r r to i, ta s n o iB to ts (Lake Mary) 0*rrow. }t '■ (ciffiii f r im c t w c u r r c o u r t . >x AXIS P O R B R R IS O L R CO V X T V , MiANUUA. u -ra ATT IK IS CH A SCB Sy. O P P t 'B fJ I 'A T lO X potrwn*. pow yens. ^ cSTmnuiaaas. < D efendaat. 0-. MATTIP POWBIU. PI ore non Connty. Stair of W alk CaenUn*. Y o u o r* h o re b r n n t*rod o s d re •Irod to b* ond appear opon fRa H day uf.Jnao A. D. Ill* t a .tbo rtk District JAS. C ROBERTS While » town In North Carolina require* Ua toacm to promts* (o “lake vital Interest In all phai of Sunday aChoo! work, donatl my Usie, scrvke and money for I benefit df the communityi not i gn out .with young men exetj whan neceaasry to atimutsto 8ui day achool work and not to fall y y li J-f • - For Sheriff nciD Q PAUL G. DIGGERS For Constable r a y ;*; .... r-. v i------------ Fourth District q. Me (CHARLIE) HAND BOB DODSON M * e * « H * a ................................... m . w a a M H M m , , , m » { n » « F.atrCyJELLAND s t r e e t ■ mn | jp * sa . By A* At WJUUt* - OM BRR MONTGOMERY, Al*-. May f ; —</H)—In Alabama ichool teachers must preraise net to have com­ pany or go automobile riding oh Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or ThunnUv nights* And In MUalssIppI, * teacher*' contract reads: “It is further agreed end understood by parties thereto that no tear her will play society or unnoctsssrUy frolic on la eompllaac* with " A t »f°vlaleae at law appIlcaWc tncfrto. notice la horhby ulvon thol an •lociIon ho* boon colled, and ordorod to b* m u. and is# •»*>• wilt ha hold wlUUa and throuehit Bpoclot Tax School Motrlet fc.J, Bomhtole County. FlofM*. osld dial (lot Mine nto* hn«wo *o Ooaora Special Tax School DUdiet oa Tuesday. Itay **. 1M*. for tin pnrpooo of Salormlalnu »N » Shall I be tnotcoe of » • R*U ■dlttrin for 1b* next B # t o » ; l « ?*«*• *M> Ih* number of mill* Of tleIrfci oehool ta* to bo toyl.d end . enllenlod fur oeeb of tba -*.»■<* ichiMjt n lifa tl* 1' W. HERBERT MESSER ►N • • ‘ - ■ATM LAW IfOR rooMTT'^or^luMiwoi Spring Means Fight t For Turkey Gobblerg (BAN ANQELO, Tax.. JC«T *rj- ■The ann-riao acranma of n b.1 T l w i u l , , *4 B i i t l l ft» ^ J R * .M M * signal the end of a pewrtrol ir for wild tartar* In th* ^ w iiw ii 5 ta*. . m• i* -y : . ten thooa ohrill crioo < Roy XT*IX 51 a lw m n w VK‘A ,■ "* •C M Hh u n o K • Xf\ �mu.'li, which U • negative rocom- n rrftd l)( I h c t iig m e e r o a y a w a r ra.„a.iion .t *e*t. n ^ n a ftirirn f I/C IN U U I I C lll n il* ” *D F ln r lf lf i riu riu a --------- rontrov.ny, for au «ua»i m U /n n H -“Wo.appreciate the Import*nco .Vig, connecting the Atlantic M l « T T U 1I • of taring for iho many workmen with the Gulf of Mexico, *11) bo r 'a m if • “ PHrtd « l» " »h* renal. ond we for all time, so* admit Of n o /* * V ‘t » H a i « 0U|J respectfully *t)rg*st that 1Umotion. .. h i m of them", ponding your In"SmalL ditches ton bo » Atd ndjfeont UrrHatY; kffa U t U V ( f ^ “ ffm W rt* ™ u “ J i " " *""£L J ™ , *ht ” irom • tea lerat tonal. lL a ^ ^ a ^ « iI* Blof^wWebr*l*^taho Board, a copy or whkb 1 tana , ■*??“ * jP ? : " " L . „ S e S i j wkWh « a* contm atenal dUtriet d e te n te to Um national convention. Mlaa fiSStlTh. utllirfd flr( cohtn>, „ hk.h h>|f] . H -------_ i Z Z W l y 'f f « J t d l n « r p o r t j of Flore . ^ r e ~ \ n I n ^ T T y ^ t X T U?,; V "* 1" bu.,l<1In* th* >'«>* •»*- o» Ion* aa Iho earth shall whirl mil* loth tanal conntf.lng the St. through apace on Ita lone lounsSf Indian Hirer, which to th . North Pole, oo ‘ o n g ^ rill ha. been approved by yoir own p ,ninaula Florida remain an Ik engine*re a . practical mean* of l . n«l, for better or for wore*. ^ tontrel, end which would re-Again w« wUh to u p n u W i!ekT S ,u *■ UT , *‘ctU of " u"‘nr detp appreciation for your letter. S ^ ? f a t ii! "'‘‘If:________ 1 “ *-• «• men from Ota third d Litrio t Each tbe a U te .|t Urge. ' . jCk d Hklgn expanse atatamenta being filed with Secretary of M ate Robert A. Gray by eewJIdataa abow the coat of a political campaign rune Into big money. Their firm statements, ahowlng et.nenaea up t j May 2, total about f 100,000 far atete-wide and eowgreaaional offlcee. . There', humor in politic, toe*. A randidata aald be made • apeech at Daytona Beach and afterward.: “ A Lad of about 10 rushed up and aald he enjoyed my apeeth. "I told him I appreciate the en­ couragement and than I tifned away. . ;i “Barely load enough for mo hoar him, the boy matters*: ’Cheapskate, I thought he’d giro me a t Mast a dime.! " ' j Every section of tha (late heard the blare of found wagon, touring city street, and county roada ad* .vortiaing candidatan - and - dram­ ming up audiences fo r,. polltka! Mwechtnaklng. Campaign eipenae statements .how the coot of a| ■onndtnck range, from |20<J to k “Please ba m u red that thla deRnrtmeui la thoroughly appra* d l | l f i of the Importance of the M r tr s h a r il and Cltraa Fruit In■entries of Florida, and dot* not Fropoaa to undertaka any construc­ tion work which would reau.t in soften* Injury to theta Induatrlei,1 . K n . Papworth replied to tha government anglneer aa follow*, be» latter being approved by Baraka FUh at president, Frames Bolt aa rlce-prmdent and Floranew Monialratage aa sscrsUry of the Garden flu b of Sanford: "May Mh, l#3«. “Chief of Engineer. U. S. Army, "Waahlngton, U. C. “Deer Sir: "J have the honor to acknowl­ edge your latter of Mar. 31, to­ gether with a report of the Special Hoard af GeologUta and Engi- 120. 000. 00 ; etrJ i f f t i form fora i to "ELIZABETH HVTF. “AM\ I WANT THE IWU31 FOR MV MONEY WHEN I BUY ORANGES TELL ME WHAT KIND TO GET FLORIDAS BY ALL MEANS/ THEY GIVE A fxoo. 7295 Patient* At* Cared F o r A t Local Hospitdl (r>altea*4 r m a risge Oi provided that the City pay to Mr*. Fernald RSjMOJ year, dr 8 per cent Intevuat eellmaUd value a t »2S and that MH. Fernald ww tribute to tho rapport sod of tho InalltaUon $500X0 *. Itw ranotblndlngontha FOURTHMORI JUICSl ' m rh sn jurr Aboard dtutaivs mon ­ arch « # -Whdn theanperllncr Qoecn Mary of the Ctanaid White Star U:io leavro Huothompton May ST on her maiden voyage to America, abo will bo • rarltuhlw floating art gallery. The*, p ic tu re are but a sample af aoara of the niaetendrce* by many of England's leading artist*. The painting a t tho top tq titled “Madonna of tho Tall Bhlpa.” it la the U n q M i by Kenneth Hho»emltb fbr Iho Unman CUtholto altar. Next la "Thr King of Playing Carda." patients have been admitted to g cast broaso aarvlng by James Woodford In the tourists* smoking room. Tn the rirrta la jictured a driorallre relief by Maurice Lambert, located In the main lounge. At the left is an otl of flamael Pepys, diarist amt seventeenth century gecretary of the Admlraliy, tns|iecllng a model of a ship of that |»rlul. Title la a panel In th* touriata* writing room. Th« large map at the bottom k a paiatlag by MacItunald Util In ihe main dining room. A small Iliumliiaterl mode! of Ihe Queen Mary will move over tha ■hip lanes on Ihe map showing tho progress of tho r e - e l at all times. B ay ard and j D n . ^ n A T THE CHURCHES Jno. E. F o x ___ J. K. L y le s-----Rax Packard _ Otto Bdbmalti .. Peter ThurstoW Third District c iitiH tn n r u o o The n e e . By C andidate % *kbtg O ffice *v’Lftow.ifrr: Rosa L. Humphrey w I. tlampkell, eas minuny a w e , --- — l-rsse k ln a >* '}* * Jfl-r-soh ltra flervle*, LrtS 1 . M. Turing P e o y l- 's lls e lln n V r ld s r . 7:10 i*. M. I’rh y e r H e e lin g W ednesday. J.S- P. M. ‘ _______ rirt.lL a o a r s l L T » x a u » » u a O rlan de U r a l a se r U en ev* Aee- 70.71 fUrvlee. S.ia P. M. t'JAO 'UlMma......... 48.60 F ifth D U trk t non-imeinl. Tho aettpiance of this U lined by Hon. 3, V. and T k e A a v. t t IL B eX tr. paster, su n d a e n co a e i. »it» a . h . se rp io a . I l: e e A. M. ^, „ „ K van U etisii* ra rv ie e. I W P tt. W edn esd ay P rey e r end I’ ralev P r a r e r S e rv ic e W ednesday. e -u ie T n e r v i e r v - i i i n m W illiam Ilrooku, Jr.. V**t«r, tMl«<r \V<ir»hlii, ll:iM> A. 3*, JklariilriH Wtirahluw IIJ)® A. ML. W r.lr.a.lR F W orship. •-«• F. N. V.i»rlih<ih»« fo r the hRFtl u f h«lf« K vbd Inr W firthlp. n n i.r r n n « t :M F. U. K r iir o r u C'MIHCH, n - e ie r . the K -v M nrtln llrSM. gn iirth Xmulny n flr r SUaler. I le lr i.’ -mmunlun. t ; l * A, hi. fh n r c h grhu-*l, 1,10 A. M. M urnlna V r .V -r »nJ s-iVr tf.e e A H r. t*. a i», t.ss v. M. Wedn—iley I Vestry hleell 7:11 r . M H. H. Patt (shell _______ Joetlce of tho F’eace ThW DUtriet Theodore A u lln _____ .... I K S V . K l tV II K I .I> T lr P .tn T T T ro t. TM rit *a d 1‘ e liu - llu Hiinday Mchuel. i s en A. M. W illia m llru ira . e u p -rlu t-n d -st. F reerlU ua H trvlc*, 1 1 «e A. hi. Huhjerl. ' t;» plu ral IntiIn lh • nit nr i n in e a." I'-u yle's M -elln u . S.J 7 >’. Jack C. K .- e ll__ ___ _ Fourth District Jaa. C. R oberta-----...s___ Cowatablso Wise ll- l- n lla r k e s . pr.elden i. V rearU ln * Hervlee, J:h» l*. M. Third District David D. Brown Glen Metcalf .... H u h l.n l -- 0 . P. 8k>no Jock W. F lo a t_________ W. A. McMillow .............. Boporvlaor Rogtatratiao n K. M cN sh__________ w . i . Thigpoe herawllk, two brlofs prepared foi the Central and Mouth Florida W ater Conservation Committee-, embracing other reports and much local lafunuatlon evidently nut available to the Ocala englnouro. For instance, the statom.nt that ‘prop, draw th .lr nourishment from the rainfall a . It wets thr ground* take, no cogniisnce ul the fact that Florida ha* long pe­ riods of drought In wlnlsr and too abundant rainfall In summer, and that our system of Irrigation I. necessary not only 4a supply water but drainage. This natural flow of ou.terranean water has such a nice balance ihat It Is niequata for our need, only If used | economically and nut wastsd. Fur thla reason any Interference with the equilibrium fight prore dls aaterou*. "Cause for apprehension Is fur nisbed by the example of tin- ri-n *va and M«»tunl * > « '" " • _ Forrest B. SIo m ‘ourth District It hospital known an th* FfcaaMLaughtoa Memorial Hocplui, Unis perpetuating this jwma in maasery at Mr. and Mrs. ForaaM. It wna fkrthsr stated la tho flood nor." ' three hundred dot. Ah the Cburtty i ' U'a too ipte now fer any of the appropriation U randidatn to atop out of the recce ‘fi—t of hesplantation of Indigent and expect to get a refund on wolfafa patranU,^ During the pa* money paid for qssllfjlng free, year tha County *uf Seminole pale If any .withdraw., ha must Walt 2342200 far Indigent! petleata and hope for a .p erl.) act of the legislature authorising n refund. whl<e tha City of Sanford made There U no general law providing a direct appropriation af 9MM.00. Practically no hospital of thla for It. ■ Fons A. Hathaway withdrew nalyro Is lelf-natalalag and with, from Ihe governor*, rata in 19-12 out appropriations and paymanU je st before the* flret primary. by thb City ta d Owuty It would S 'ate of fleer* aald they could not have been Impeealble to eontlnao repay his fee*. The Legislature Abe operatfen «f Iho Mepltal passed a special act giving it hack through these ytara, to him. / Reran monaffng nunev have Grand Juries, state attorneys, perrod daring Iho Iff* of tiu hoe.upervi.ors of registration and pita), MU* Myrtlro Palmer (now ' others pushed ' investigations in 'Mrs. L I. Frailer), Mbu Mary several counties of fredolent regls- LmdFraf (no* Mrs. O. D. F a r­ ' trntl n* and illegal payment, of rell), Mlaa Dorothy.,flufo, M|ao poll tare.. A few prosecution* have Frances Fro net (a, Mlaa Ktliabeth been started. Where illegality In Antoah (nqy* Mrs, Claude Rob-1 .regial ration he. been shown, tha *0*») ta d .tho yrraeul manager, I name ha. been stricken N n ’ thk Mrs. niaabeU Jameson. | - recor.'s. From Urn beginning of tho In- nell ” R lfi3 1.19 il l soi ls r tr u o u i' t in u r n T k e lla v . i , J. K e lla s lis n . l-*-«'-c. i ,m |j| ^ lia .a re , I .«• A. M, ..nfl h in elaf htoiher'a Lhay K arvU oZ * r S V ” c !la t t u e y .#® W fi« V r a Jw w ,"'J®a U ally M ara. T i t A. M. H iw lr l H a M - lv f C k lW reo O-imr*. - a y . »;SS A. hi. tn a lr u * lim n n d - v -' ward. ■ i ‘ ' ' . . I .rnf-aalun* eve ry n a iu r tlir f-um ».*« t * .L it to e r a j * 1. hi. anil tu* I*.. H. to s ee p, u. r s o ti pfirnrn sr • «uu l a. i r t n r l n la( feorvk*. rtt» Ei-< paal -F, i IfAharn, om uon 'I L l l l i a r " of this project th a t so much sue founding territory would be af fectrd, and that a large nectibn Of prosperous country would he devastated. Nor waa It anticipat­ ed that tha 'Glades themselves mould form a pea which burns in dry weather with an Inextinguishable fire and a stanch w hich' offends tha countryside. At such times, tha Swralnoie Indiana are smoked out of tha tail home vouchsafed them by their enterprising, dltch-dlgging white brother!. "We have other eaampUs of the despoliation of Ihe earth all over tha United States. Dust storm* rago la tha West and carry four­ teen hundred ruilrt across tha continent all because of ovur drainage and digging of Ihe soil. ntnuaands of victims of flooil and f in an<| ensuing pc.tller . from n situation brought about too only ncceaa.of tributaries to strands and tha wanton faring of forests, whoso provinro It iv tn preserve mollify snows ami conserve Iho mbtfsll. ' “It is noteworthy thst all tho by S U r’a w s ,:^"KLi.,h: V f i K 3. a n d th a t’s lik e g e ttin g £V£RY Sm GLASS F R € £ ! O lX months ngo we chnlp lenged women to make n simple teat- Buy six Florida or­ anges, we said. Buy six other oranges nt the game price. Squccxe out the Jules. Compart. They did! The result has bcco that wc could hardly ship Flor­ ida oranges fait enough to meet your demands. to t yoii'vc discovered that Florida orangta abb far and away your best "buy”) Thulr Havoc U sweeter and richer for two reasons. First, Florida* a n • filter variety of fruit. Second, they’re fresher whenthey reach you, for they’ve a shorter diatanca to come. two-fold purpose, tho emplprmcqt Eutry -5th -gfaxd FREE of labs* sod the roclsmatioa or stUteotim of patural r.source*. You found, too, that Floridaa This AtlUis td Gulf (’anil seem. give a fourth more juice. Think t° ho tho only exception. No e'slm what this means, thrifty moth­ of hoMflroat Iflood control hea ers. When you buy Floridaa you over boos afvaacofl In Ito favor. Th* rnosg ever cJalmeJ Is th at It practically get every 3th glam probably will not damago u s - FISK- You can afford to give tha children—everyone—BIO glasses of orange Juice; And OhJUH^igne Used To Florid* orangeJuiceisjuit about its weight in gold as ChfUton Ship's Bow worth a health builder. It contains/o u r Anw content* lips fare re- different vitamtoa L raldam for sound teeth and bones ,,» inn to make good ted blood. But, remember, the siusqssfor tho moot of tho kw vrtoka lofts Buy double your uranl supply of sweet, golden Floridaa. Berra BIO gtasaea of orange Juki for everyone. It’a the [best tavasU ment in Aoa/fh yon can mahat Try Dttlgktfd ORANGE JUICE Coa&butiou �. FridayVContest Lookouts Got 9 Hite But Poor Pitching Caused The Defeat Uttl^ p..$m f - --W - guntf V s Sanford Club b t la ia C H u 'With A Record Of Many Victories Last Year > thar, t e t whan IU young T h ru Sanford pltchera war* IBM t« run n inf tool pounded (or a doien hK* la the Boach bunch «* m 1 la f t mo botwoOn the Lookout* and M*». Th* Lookout* »r* Ih* Axaleta la Patatka pectordap, ‘ aad Palatka won, 10 to B. Lopor waa driven from the meand la th* flrat i l i n u after j BOS u r e r o o m e O - n i m G-Mon fe GafnearUl*. H a pHch*d ha had (hroa. (wo moa ba**i on oow waw ball* aad hod allowed a brara of • htta which far* (ho Aialeao a • two run lead la (ha Oral inning- I -------T K u rn a la tria d aa on* of th* Thomason wai (hen sent in to rffp McCrona ha* arid repeat- pKeh aad la*ted until one woo o a t 1 1ELAJCD, Wap ■*—Batter Tthe- beet Claa* C pitcher* to the Booth, fea t ha need* m en pltchera, In the fourth frame. Then Ve*le I’a *infI* with a that* aboard aad t bailor* we have materially to aeada them mere the# ever esme to (he nwene of (he Sanford ha wp a 10-toafeg alo ffto f dtt- atrengthoaad the Lookout* pitch[that Leptteld hae‘ flown th* dub aad pitched the reti of the a tha Florida Stole Laagu* here lag etotf h r f a t i n g , him ,", the Lopfield waa a goad men. ratae.darftif which time he let the dap iaBonwea . aa DeLaad brnka ctob manager aa id. bad he took It late Hla head Palrikena eeora onlp one run. That ( H i m losing atreak bp doA now outfielder aleo Join* the OatoeevUlo, Tueedxy (hep pUp ivet.aad without telling any- eae waa a home run bp Jodie ting th* OainoovUl* G-Men. 10 LookooU today. He la a Claaa 0 to O elaad, T handap tbep.g* to k man Ip the M a t a f Pop* a*d Peptone Beech and Saturday Ahoy Whir*, Um eecond hat*min to feco r« take tha extra laatog ten - cotaee from la k eland. Swindell go back to the coeat agato for a V u 'e . t, the Bade had to w w w w i a a plepe cantor end Barn** plape left fam e la S t AagwUn*. Tha Atel** pitcher allowed nine [ht-ron lend which the O-Men field, bat member* of the pitchhits, aad on th**« Cat** and Cataaa are to be played a n ip i t to th# fleet laatog. Tha Qotoao lag a ta tt have been naed to right dap heat week In tha Florida Stato I wing hoIda eat th* Lookouta Pamea each batted In two and le b a tte n get to Dopp Deaa for field. T hat la the poaltion Pope will League. All clnba bed a fait preUp near bet on victory Swindell betted In one run. Swin­ » hita, which with aa arrar aad plep ig f u to n games. lever he go** to the mound. dell, Andrew* and Pinion each hit achodule the ftret week of the •*•: f tool that wap now when Doc for two-uaggvra, Rtuffp MeCrono eon, but th* laat two week* tkop Ha l* pitching, Anp teem I* *eored two of th* run*, D iva Swin­ b ate keen plaptog tlx dap* a week. **» a t the atari whoa tha play- dell tcorod two and Maltblo acorn! Now that th* team* have been ext donl haVa eonfldaaca in Uw Tcnp Canaoneri (left) won **ran o f hie ton round* with Jimmy to 14 men each thap wU flap »rp. With an A, Ne. 1, pttaher Palatka tallied three tlmea in the McLarnln (right), former wsltotwrigfct title holder a l M adkea evarp dap, at laaat next week. ■ to y dap,’a f l a t tha Lookout* latitat canto and alidad four more iSquare Garden In New. York laat night. Seventeen thouaaad tone Next week** dehaduto to the gam «p only -to u t climbing—th a t cam* marker* In th* aeonnd item * to witneaerd lb* Beat. Florida .State Leagn* will be aa b up (he pereeatage ladder the ■alt tha tllt awxy, fence** -dawbwr follow* t *' DAYTONA BEACH. Map fl^ A (tore beve been talking about followed hp Ricky1* tin*t« and Baadap Tha aaere i E H B torp.' wild flrat Inning, In which Wlee FUhar'a Dp to left, gave the AiaSanford J f OalnooVM*. Sanaterra I • U PeLand drove H. MaBhaa* from gave wp four bite and walked three leaa another run in the third end St. Aegneliaa a t Poland. men, slew ing trrvn run* to creia Cherokee* » I I tho h as to U m third, grittog eix Paptona Beach a t Patatka. Iwtodcll la a t a pitcher, but ho Whir*'* homer tallied I Maul* the plate, gave the league-leading Georg* MeBory wee the umrun* off k ta , ta d the* tied the Igamgnj t-m can throw o bell. I t ian't ahead of him In tho fourth. p|re. I ator* with Ountharp oa tho mound. Wander* a P to 1 dtcleion over St, PuLand at Sanford. try man who can throw a hall M iro H O ait>M n n a m Aofuatin* her* peatordap. Bid U ve b iM««gti>g tho Ban- Al brittoa, who relieved ftoaUiarp Paptoa* Booth a t Cain**rill*. m deep la center field aqocrw M altb r. lb - I I 1 » I • Who waa peaked after one me* M rf'rono, lb 1 * 1 * 1 * atom and Mr Steele h maaagtog to to* ebrik. limited th* Boda to Palatka at St. Auguetlnc. to third baa* to th* baamnan Mwlirdelt, ef 4 I 1 f • * f e CfcafokaL ,*!« hlto. an* welk, and atruck oot had been retired and Johnaon, a Tuesday i catch It wtihoot even flopping TVwa game* a n achriried In Hr* »* Um tkroo aad tWMthirda aocthpaw, flnUhed tha game, al­ Sanford at DoLand. t b J w I b ^ ^ n t o ^ L t o g a a next •*"»*»■ bo pitched, although k* lowing only five hUa to aoven and OaineaviU* ab Paptona B*ach. twoAUrda toning*. .* __ . . . . ________ .w aa credited with tho hoo. St. A ugutine a t Patatka. I or looo, th* Sanford dob . iMeoao F rslk k oa tha mound for Wadaeadap tom* Intonating gemaa, and Um Islander*, ear* op U m nlat _____ NEW TOBKc H Map r , 9<—Vn— '1 I T O ^ D A Y lR* fap M t h ^ Ud<>^ Paptona Beach a t Sanford. - 9 ll faaa will aoo them In three ^TlUJRSDAYi Panther* v*. ______ M O ill 000 OU 000 000 01—10 hita. Tho SC Auguatlou tolly In Surviving a flrat round bleat Plratoa aacd faur pitcher* PoLand at Palatka. Mm o ' a t home next weak—Mantha fifth wan the flrat run ocoml St. Aofuatlna a t GetotavUle. that had him hatterod amt ln Umir game agmlnet th* Bad So* ip, Wedneedap aad Friday, Th* FRIDAY! Chcrokooo v*. Card!- 0 ___ m' t T . m n .. on Frallck to t t Inning*. Tkuradap I bleeding, apparenUp oothe ^ u d n a League laat w arin g , f* Um lalaadere’ h alf of tha Sanford at Paptona Beach. verge *f * knoekegt. Tonp Ceu- „ a ,* > . ,g to 7. A throo-hoM Drat, Guerra and Koalnakl, flrat Oalneeville at St. AuguaUn*. 11 neri cairva back laat night to Wt ^ Qlann Cothran who dr*vc two Up, walked. Guerra acored *n Pplatka at PeLand. *l7 , „ Irl*k J lmn.T M cUrnln a ^ %0m la p„ Me lrnig • <f«Uh:a bp Andera* tt, Hoalnekl UMfflc licking In on* of Um i j i n wia ft. gwnp, though etopplag a t third, Morton walked moat epoctoeuUr AghU the lit- ^ odham of tho E*d^« aaA POltogham etraeh o u t Mltkerie will play at hem* a week M e l* " ^ ^ g u t-a tkr**-bagger and aa a ro­ — ----------- — - « h e a w afegfed to left field hul n i T handap, aad tto a rtamt • many A m o o n ...................... a ril drove to one bop ahead of Palatka id* I* Sanford to da- Horinahl ahd Andersen eroaeed the _ At th* and of 10 funooa w ... ' ■ jjj i q j Yll bo a crowd at Bnford Id th a t dap. The tutomohll* i round*, witnaaaed bp a eweltorptUdmd tho flrat fe ria l Galaeevill* #t 'TUatka. 0 bo given away on Thorriap, Inx, naar-caparity crowd In . P nJorwa-WIVl* Daytona Beach a t Deland. t SL Are you aaklng for pour ptaa a t tho Red Star builaec* Only 19 Errors Made In 9th St Diamond L e a d Gained By tm Aaaortcw in th* Lookouts Here One Week from Sunday ^- - G-Men At The Start Daytona Wins By One-Sided Score From The Saints Conzoneri Beats McLqrnin In 10-Round New York Bout Former Title H old erlp jfg^ Yankees Is Defeated By Big ™ Q«*nnil Edge-By Champ1™ * - . *j Place In Lion* THE STANDINGS b lahmanU T hdap** -Standing*" contain* air league—th e Legion Junior, 1third gam* la the new leaguo I played peatrdap, but tho teams g not been carried in Um perU r* column before a* - they m not all named until Uat IK Thap have ehaaea th* namaa . Cardinal*, f Bede, Bulldog*, Ithere, Rena te n and Charakeot. I winner* 'to del* ere the din ale. Panther* ta d Senator*, rugh tha Cherokee* Ioat P*»lap, their pitcher, Lane* Hap**, ■ak out ,10 men. That’* not eo KvAad Jbo.aoor* ol d to I *hawa » The little lightweight ehamfilikio*. *• plon who look* Ilk* # miniature Coekm n^uy .R h fe the bqx ***“ I Q*«n 7a*i ?„“■ Babe Ruth and hit* with the J »«. .*m* abandon whan th# mood Tlpptoa pitched aad Alvfe uo' We hive a gpeclal plan which wfOl hrip you to purchMo a ngw Chevrolet op tued car NOW. Call and <a» til far details of this piss, : With aa daxsllng a nillp a . th* . N e x t w**k> eahedala fe ,tk#|Xaahe». "7{ fight faithful havo ever aeen. MONDAYt Glanta vm, Yankee*. toCantonori won eavoa of th# Andrewe L Hita bH t«o«r ,*• 10 munda, dropped MoLantln to ono kneo with a torttfU 'rlghthander In the aocoad round and had the ona-tlm* "baby faced" dynamiter at U» mercy of hlc ten-fUtod fir* at tha flaiab. Canumeri waa given an ova- "O laan laae ■ rune: nil Thno •i n » In I»* Innlna* a rum; V*ai* I In 4 1-1 Innlna,, i 0,1 tilt by nil char, by Than IJCeaeU), by Amlrewe (U rn WHO pltcbae, Tbumeann, l llmplme. HaiMneh pn.| toibr. toy pH*her, toper, Tim* ut ime niTCU-fllklSG—till —— . Th* U aherritp fit Mlnneeaoto flying rich, which holda the neUaaai champlonahlp af collegia o aviation, doe* not own a eingl* plane. Member* rompete In rental : two pea fa, ttruak an- nr borrowed chip*, tag wife fee raault feat tome llaborn'a fexcaaeer* band to Um totmodlri* Coach Reberu waa not!- TUESDAY! Red Sox re. Cuba WEDNESDAY! Plratoa vs. Former Ball Player \iiim o — IV1 A Victim Of gat* re c e ip to W j-! Hit And Rim Driver i flm»*|f of hit long^'apd hrUUant fighting eereor. Tti 995 ai 7A3.S0. Paulino match L Doccmbor, SAAAHOTAr May 1>-GPV-L.' which Mlk* Jo col promoted to Curl Drake, 41. farmer Soethora, ---------------tho Carden, • Laagua buaobril player, « * d at the houao waa tha b in e a t for Saraaota Uoapltal ycotetoap , af anp flatle attraction to i h * ' feferiao rocrived whaa atruok by-a Eighth Avenue Arena tin** 1M 1 hit-end-r*n matorfet Mowtoy. GlilVVS “TWO-PA CEO" I *a£»*U m * e r i m h t t ^ V l S d PARIS, Map g .-W V -'T w a - * " . ® o > u w en w a ftt* 'a lo n g 1 . i O AB B H r*L uu n ■* ts AM- . ptc. . I S O • 14 AST Indian* 11 SS f 14 AST L E S e a n .T B a o S 4 .4 M ; . Task. 11 n I ltf AST �Sanford ta Tha Only Ccntnft . F ie ri* And Water Transportation A N IN D K Pl SANFORD, FLORIDA, Chamber O f Commerce Meet In Oviedo Tdmo\ Jounwy to Oviedo tomorrow even-1 common In* for their f in t meeting heM 'yoor m i outokto tha City of Sanford to 1teed and four yours. Thu session k to ho nrnmiaaadatliBi cartfaQy sad bold In Um H1*h School building Impartially weighed and fabri­ on Invitation of the Oviedo Man's cated brio workable plans mu­ Club of which P. W. Talbott la tually beneficial U alL" ' ,‘»4 r rt i ^ J S U p * president. Sapper will bo sowed Attention la drawn to the fact a t 1 o'clock by the Oviedo Worn- that regular monthly meetings of ao*a Club, and after a brief the Board of Directors a n -aot busbies* session a prof mm of confined to Board members only, entertainment will he (iron Ly aad that all members a t the the Men's Ohio of Cm town. Chamber are cordially invitod, ka A lur*e delefaiion of Sanford fact urged, to attend. Oviedo’s ropTsraati t lon eu the members of ttm County trade body la pluming to attend tbL Board a t Directors Includes Mia. meeUa* which promisee to be Jog, W . C o o U s , l i r e p n e M l i t . one of the iouts tending _ ■ of Um, and Dtroctora C. *. Lae, fL A. WASHINGTON, Kay « — year. Lau-g* dslefatlons are smo (AP)—Ohio’* primary to- expyeted from Oviedo’* nelgH■sorrow U expected to Indl- boria* communities, Including V a eonethlng about tho Chuloots, Oeneva and Blsrla. _ m id d le was tom voting trend. Chamber of Commerce o ffic ia ls------- -- — - -----Bludwortb, L. Hawkins 8enator Borah of Idaho plan to arvance many such meet- i h*** E. contacts with Robert A. Taft, infs In tha outlying communities Connelly, Mr. and M n . Julius A' .?*'' ®' D' favorite aoa entry, backed of the County, so that al sac.; **• _£* oy the Republican atate or- Uons may become well acquaint-1 nniiaUon, for delegates to *d with and iharw In the work of *■ A- Newman, Fred R. Wlltbe County trad* organisation, J°* , “ P?** * ' j as conveyed by President T. E. “ " ? • “ ,~V (Toss) Simpson In a recent let- ^ H * r n k m a m tl IC Du^ T w ’ ter addressed to the cltUena of "■ art Roosevelt fo r the presidentUl Bemlnole Count, In which he \ wferewce veto, hot ta not ea­ red In asperate balloting for deltatoa to the Democratic coaven- Borah Contest* With Favorite Son Entry CL Oe P. Convention Victory Forecast ] By Radio Priest Primaries Tomorrow In West Virginia, New Hftmpshlre Tbs Rav. Charles R. Coughlin, atonal eaadtdato oadoTied by th* Boots! Jostles Union "will toko half t f Ohio" In tomorrow’s vote. Factional struggles feature to­ morrow's West Virginia Primary. Tho presidential vote Is pushed to the background by a split botcraan tww (Damemtto Venator*, M. M. Nealy aad Ruah D. Holt. Manly seeks re-nomination while Holt support* Ralph M. Rtnor, f e w t f teW o f tha slat* house t f t f a m t n . Thero • also Is a A g M fc* state iM danUp t f th* »W Demoeratia prime-y C o n test H Optometrists FUNERAL Of State Are Meeting Here Sanford Boy Defeats Best Orators From 5 Other Towns lift C e n t r a l Florida Delegates Come From Every Section To Gain Latest Ideas In Eye Treatment TODAY Paid Today To ParkTrammell Funeral Services To Be Held At 4 P. M. In Lakeland, Home Town Of Statesman Attended by more then (10 dele- I ' t! rates from evsry section of the 1 f , »;• statu from Pensacola on the I west to Jacksonville so l to Key III jr ; ; West at the e strem e toulhsrn I ? fasted lbs beet orators that aeota point of the peninsula—tho an-1 |jk f g ' ^ few furnished by the ehaptuta in nual state meeting of the Florida Apopka, DeLand, S t flood. Optometrists Association opened Hasting* aad Creecent City, The In Sanford Bandsy evening. SeeFinal riles fc Judges wore H. R. Pierce, Inatmcslono pro to be held through to- la b o rs).. Unite tor ta public speaking a t R e ties dsy aad tomorrow. from Florida, w CoUeget J . B, Walker, auperinL A K E L A N D , M a y H e r* Flection of officers was to his home city teadsnt t f schools In Orange Counf AP) —People who elected have been held this morning, but l afternoon at i tyj aad C. R. H iatt Lake county him In every nubile office hfe Members of tho Woodmen’s It was decided to postpone that agrlcultofnl ag en t ClKle are reminded of an Im­ until tomorrow, and today la bosought In hia SB y ea rn ’ c a re e r "Co-operation and tho American portant meeting to be hsld In mlnlnterrd for the last time devoted to a study of the latost Farm Need". waa the subject of tite W. o . W\ Hall a t a o’clock today to Senator Park Tnuiw Ideas In eye correction and to Boyd Coleman's winning oration. tonight. * mell. listening to sddrtsdbi by men m _ m Tom Stewart of DeLand, speaking In tho cool, dim recenm on "Relief for the American The west her: Gs ns rally fair to­ prominent In the ^bfssslon. The of tho Municipal Auditorium, Farmer," wpn second place, and night and Tuesday. Extreme main Speaker today was Dr. spacious building of Spanish Charles _Whlte of Hastings waa Mtthwrot Floridat Partly cloudy Robert Wilson at Dalislhy, N. C. architecture on the short t f given third place with hia address somewhat unsettlsd tonight and Dr. E. B. Alexander of Duncan, Mirror ta k e , women In bright Okie., vice president of the on "Future Farmers and ILa ter Tuesday. AstoriaAmerican Optomertists' Life," The most excellent degree will lion, rams unannounced and It ta In the harmonica contest first p ace went to H. W. Barber a t S t ka conferred at Tuesday tvenlng’i expected that he wit] apeak at Cloud, second to Cliff Burton of meeting of Monro* Chapter of one of the session* tomorrow. Crescent City and third to Horbart tha Royal Arch Masons, follow­ All sessions of tha convention ing a supper to be served at 0:30 are being held In the Mayfair stage gated upon tha body wh. Hutson of Apopka. OF)—Bar- H k y In a brown metalllo coffin Oviedo won f ln t place with Its aVock. Hotel where tho delegate* gath­ OENEVA. 1 and passed on out Into the bright quartet composed of Prank Marriage licenses were Issued ered last evening and lis­ on Pom pro Alosl, Italy’s envoy sunshine again. The casks# was Wheeler, CVigone Allen, Jack Saturday to Chaa. E. Johnson, 2.1. tened to addreei to welcome by lo Geneva, walked out of th* flanked by flowers, tha largest of Pompano, and Viola Stiles, 21, Mayor 8. O. Shinholisr and by Iwagu* of Nations council ses­ , of Sanford, «nd to Wm. II. Cay- M.- L. Raborn. past president of sion late today when tha council offerings being a bank t f white quartet composed of Coen Barber, pool, 41, and Emma V. Ramsey, th* Junior Chamber of Commerce took up th* question of con- lilies from tha United Staten Ma­ BUI Oeding, I t J, Ryan and Benrins Corpa. which brought the convention to qusrtd Ethiopia.. 41, both of Daytons Reach. ni* Driggers. The funeral brought marry net* Sanford. Tha meeting was opened It Duce's representative an­ Dav* Shannon waa unopposed Th* regular monthly meeting of by the Rev, J, J. KeltagHan, sec­ nounced Italy could not negotlals sblrs to the city. In th* fiddling contest. th* supervisory committee of Ih* retary of th* Junior Chamber In th* presence nf a “so-called The Rev. James 8. Day, Jr* Th* string banda did not com­ State Market will be held In th* of Commerce. .... pastor of the Soulhaida Bandelegate from Ethiopia." Ills. pote, bat the audience was en­ market office at 7:30 o'clock this A fter. these formalities an tnbitter' lljl Church of Lakeland^ will tertained by music on band Instru­ evening. H. M. Papwovth, chair­ tertalnment was given by local dramatic axlt followed a 1------ ‘officiate a t the funeral eervieas, ment* by th* Bbsnnon Brothers, man of th* committee. Will pro- talent, “Free to, tha magician,” protest from Hall* Selassie him-| assisted by tho Rav, c. E. Wyatt, self against Mussolini's annexa­ Jerry Senkarik, Henry Jameson, aid*. _____ in tha person of Raymond Mon- tion of his African kindgom, and of the First Christian Church, tha Eddie Hawk* and Randall Prlesl ealvatage, mystified the delegate* Italian hint* that Italy would Rav. a . A. Raymond, of the First scrlptioss to Ut* Salvatloa Army t f Sanford and a number t f tb* Arranged by Peter Thun ton's i Presbyterian Church, and tha Rav, with hi* bag of triaka, aad aovart f mdy otightiy- *u**fer th*kc*m** vtattlng boya. *T>*aoa committee," • a. - banquet al muileal n amberv wore g lrstf bolt tha league rather than' ‘J. K. Kills, otAhe First Methodist disease Ethiopia In th * "p r» (ro n third of. tho amount m 4 * l to Boyd Coleman ’and winner* In wlN be served hs tb* lfayfalr Dr. Henry MaLautln ia chair­ of an agent of Selassie, Th* Church. Interment will be la JtM*> finance tb* toes] corps t f that lb* other contexts win enter tho Hotel a t 8 o'clock toalght to all man of th* local committee on baron departed with his entire lawn Cemetery her*. religious aad *heritable organl- atato competition In Oalnesvlll* Elks. The affair la to ka for arrangomonta. ^ m *h> delegation. Klki only, and Exaltad Rotor F. P ity asked two questions which, **ti°® tomtog your,t volun­ Dm middle of Juno. H* told delegates hn was wnlkteer mwkara worker* who who r~ put In five F. D en a r said ho a spec lad every ho said, era pertinent to th* cans- t**T Ing out because Italy cannot i • , since they apply ^lo the “daya 1™ “teatt week to paten, la si soliciting member would b* there, admit of th* presence of an major Issue. mid, ^ to «onUaue Leu” The Tto public, he ho mid. soatiao. tbe th . sypeel appml Gaa Schmah and Lewis Tata Ethiopian delegate at tha coun­ la entitled to have tha answers tfel* Weak. Many prospect card* are star* tn a movie thriller ap­ cil table as “there exists, Indeed, [ ^ ____ _ _________ _ __ to them and should dexsand them. b*T* nut1 beau taken o u t aad I I pearing at th* Rita tonight. The worker* are " 0 semblance of organisation t f sill new o f‘rixo/e Ah.'n'* ‘n ^nTh7hlch They a n : • ' . mor* ■/ volunteer movie la called tho "March of th* Ethiopian atato. The or y fo]|owri iB attack at Influawn "Are you friend y, era you Ink*- *»ktf to report Wodamdap momTim*" and includes a (bowing of sovereignity existing In Ethiopia »„,) pt,ttr|»r. Ha was M y e a n old warm or a » you antagonistic lo Ing a t campaign headquarter* ta scents taken In connection with th* present chief executive and th* th* Hill Hardwara Company's I* that of Italy," <n4 t«d served Florida In tha th* crosa-stata canal eonlrovsnr/. present administration I " building ow Boat F l a t Street .. — —— United tatoa Benito continuously Th* Sanford Herald also com** "Will you, If elected governor and obtain thee* cards, AM vohme f Florida, rigorously probe tb* taera who worked last week are pltal Day. Visiting hours are from In for som# fro* publicity. unwholesome conditions In our expected to report a t headqnart- I to I o’clock In tb* afternoon and •hip t f the Semlaole High P.-T. A. etsl* government which wo know era tomorrow, Judge Ja*. 0 . Sharon, candidate It la through tha eo-operatlon 1 to B o’oekk In the avenlny. to exist and present them to th* Tho total sabasribod to the Graduate nurses will show visitor* for Congress, put hs alx busy days of tha two Chamber* of Commerce proper authority, so that th* bo- Salvation Army was reported through tha Institution. last week, speaking In St. Au- and tha tervic* clubs of the city trayera of public trust of our atato this morning aa l U t t . t t , This goatlne. New Smyrna, Ocala, Oak Mrs, H. M. Pap worth todey Mill, iBdgewater, Osteen, Orange that 8anford ta to he Included In BARTOW, May 11.—W — will b* prosecuted to tb* full ex- loci odes tha advaaaa gift* mads th* Good WIU Tour of Florida Manuel askad Tha Hbrald to eorre-t *u Menendes secretary to City, Pierson, Barbervllle, Seville, tent of tb* law, Just a* other crim- before tha campaign was taerror la T. Vt. Lawton’s article in Pomona, Welaka, Hastings, Pone* now being made fey th* symphonic former Police Chief R. 0 . Tiltalnala, and then work oammtly oagunted last Tuesday, the mborchestras of Jacksonville, Tamp* and conscientiously t# see them scripUea* ami* *la*t weak, aad B *today's paper. She said she DcLaon Spring*, San Mat*>. and Miami, combined Into a fed­ wurth of Tampa, today refused to was aot th* first tn a m rs r, but testify a t tha trial of Tltlsworth convicted and punished «*» tbatr ncelpU from S a ta rd a rt tag day. that her father, th* lata M. F. eral music project of tha W. P. A. and alx suspended policemen on cri* “ r m ^ ’ Tb* goal set waa fOOfe. The*# thro* unite are each com­ RoMaaan, was tha first and nny of kidnaping Eugvna F. Judge W. Batetffe M t a m t f T t< ^ returwad fell! to th* prasidsat of tha early Hospital What prorad to ha os* t f tits posed of a t musicians, all profes­ charges Poulnot, ono of throe victims of h u t acta t f hte political earner Warranty deeds on file today sionals, who era paid by tha gov­ mob vlolenca In Tampa t o t Nov. ^ treasury. F irst prtsa for Association. He put on a field day record tho transfer by Mary F. was the appointment by Seas tee to tala* the first fund* for (he Williamson to Preaton Bolden ef ernment and la return for a se­ SO. £ .i £ i Path Trammell of Georg* Whit­ Institution, and named Mr*. Fip- tbraa lots In Wlnwood Park at Al­ curity wag*, bars been practic­ Menendes, who had haen Indict­ answering It," Faty aajd in as- , . cini|| , r tll *» M b s T t o worth aa program chairman. field McRory, J r , to tb s Nasal ing together four hours dally. Ing ed aa an accessory In tha flogging Academy a t Annapolis. Direct ap­ tamonte Springs, and of on* lot In Tonight tha anaamble la play­ play"Among other fee tu r n of th* **• Mki“* 11 * ala Brown, and third prise waa tho aama subdivision to Mrs. Mar- ing at Um Woman’s College In cases but U not now on trial, said pointment of Mr. McRory to tko I. . . . tm a by MU* Winifred HtsUhlaa. day was a fancy driving contest rlo Bolden. Three other deed* Tallahaaaoo, and Governor flholtl he would not testify because It Naval Academy waa mad* on tko for woman," Mr*. Papworth icrecord th* transfer by R. A. and hia ataff will bo In attend- might Incriminate himself, Tha day before Boaster Trammell’s ealla, " f had been driving only atato having caled Menendes aa death. to Frank Akera of ■nca. a. ' i l tiuaa weeks, but could not refuso Goodapeed thro# lots In Lake Monroe and Mr. McRory wfll enter tb* as**More than 14 concerts will be Ita witness argued th a t THtato do say Ml In this worthy cause, th* transfer of Mr. Aker* to Mr. given on this tour, a few by th* worth’s former secratary hail a ■my with tb* fourth year class aad entered o ar Mag ##v*o-»etUr floodapoed of on* tot in the same entire orchestra. In th* larger constitutional right to safeguard on July 1st. All entraacw re­ sodas. Flags were ataagwd In pair* district. himself, but should testify about cities, and others by Individual matter* not directly connected quirement* have already baaa wet . all over tha field, ev en eaperUnrH units. except th* physical oxamlooIMB driver* bU a flag aaw aad thro, with tha charges against him. The Chairman Dell t f the State The concert b th* Seminole defense objected, Tha court final­ to ba made by tha Madiaol Board' ■ but I took down U flag* with Tabeftaltol* Board, Ooiaeevllle. ssy rear whsala. I waa saed to sad Architect Klnard for th* High School la fro* t f eharg* and ly ruled Menende* should ha of tho Naval, Academy, Pntlssl-; ■ nary physical stam lni'.loM .kava ' If k expected that • capacity, anbeard, Jacksonville, hqva noti­ diene# will enjoy Sanford's first, quoatlonsd with tho Jury removed oeeiupe xsed. , , • * • nd tho UeuVuf Inetinrinatlhk evi­ fied tJia -Chambor - t f ' CbmmCrce A graduate of tha dence decided ss tho questioning Ikiy-Will tw*«h S o tfe rd tomorrow High School In Sanfard when proceeded. noon to Inspect tha thro* sPae attended school from tha i offered In thte County for grade of primary achoat, Mr. Rory for th* past year baa” a t th* Marian Military laati to d . Lake Mary ta d Cbahiote, In Marion, Ala. Ra will a n t e WH. May 11—(F) Naval Academy an tha hart shifts that left 14 Many Notables N Among Mourners. Funeral Train Bears Body O f Senator From Washington CITY NEWS BRIEFS Italy’s Delegate Quits Session Of League In Geneva WiU Not~Negotiate In Presence Of An__ _________ African Emiasa r yj Th»u menft* filing downtoth* Public Is Invited To Inspect City Hospitid Tuesday S t a t e ’ s Witness R efuses Testimony Trammell Named Sanford Boy To Naval Academy f S S ? £ “ JS'.,iu ilation Gain e By Florida S t r e e t s Patrolled After Greek Strike fewer resident* te IBM despite a gab M9A44 for Uw aaab arc reported by T S DOING PCgtfatlon t o i b IMS was SALONIKA. Orrac*. May 11— UP)—Tb* city was quiet but th e n certificate th was no traffic b army-patrolled streets yesterday following fight­ ing between tobacco strikers and Um eetU ATHENS, May I I — UP)—Work•ra* Isadora were reported to be trying to stag* a general strike throughout Orrac* | tn protest against tha killing t f strikers at Salonika yesterday. LOCAL ‘Big Money* Hjll ig Passed By House -------- ■ _______ _-A 1 *_____ * , '<£ ’/ T O ll' V ,r> ’- ♦ * ! ' 7 ■* ' f- fl � 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 09, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 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/660aaf989f198cc37e419ccdb9aa06c7.pdf a950d9b44f02e4864db57484fcf39326 PDF Text Text S a in ts ■ * :$ * > . v y * n i f i m , ami riSto' j i n dL - '^iLa- B— ■ * -»a. _ - fm a -V w jg— * 5 h * t r r X — • ,p-.*r ■■— :? • ■ > : -l t .V . •' A . MAX fife 't T R A IN S FOR BOUT W IT H JQ E m P jU t W i 1 Out Of The Box In The Second fanfnr — — ■ O t t m m b f a S-run land made *■ 4fcf‘ Lookout# at tha atart or • t* m . but he » H cbaaad from » i W « « d M a r* tha second lo­ ng ended. Id tka « m and on*, hnl toning* ha pitch*!, Tbomaaon low'd thr*a hit* ,and walked on* MiI and thaaa accounted lor flta *• ky the visitors. Ha attack cot ta Balnt. McCowan * « i than pat la lb* b*«, bat during tk* remainder at tha p a * K>e« on* b**a on balla and allowed c a m bit* which re­ called in three more SalnU ernesin* the plata, McCowan •truck out Lc,field 1*0 men!. Tha Snlata wera trailing 5 to 7 *i gaato agalaat tha 'A m Iom oo Sanford * mad* good *vory time won. pat m ‘ U » mount Lookouts. Ho m a d a b b paamne* this ‘ jroar in In raaa, and with the* baaaa *UI1 ■ally occupied and with two oi>ta Pitcher McCowan WatttifcdUrfnny McCowan o f tha Salats, to force Manager Blair Kuna* bona for tha winning Kara. Fhm error* on both alias alood out noUcoaVjr la tho scoring. 8L Aognatin* outhll tha Tlrltor*. ID ta 9, with McCowan and Owen* tapping tha attMk. far tho SaiaU with two hits each. Manager MeCrone and BwimfeU collecUd tb* aame niffliter for tho Lnakoutn. tACronu ■ an it u o a H Olympic Yachtsmen Will Sail Craft KIEL, Hag -7.— noonct meat •o f - V, ' I , tion In .the Olympic^* petition* tnereo*** to l! bar of nation* entered man official* arnaof a more countries will bo competing la "Kiel Weak," fol­ lowing tha pumas, Germane took h r this regatta to regain l«n>* of tho aptondor and Impertanct that It had In pro-war day* Ba­ der Katiar Wilhelm IL Before tha war, "Kiel W**k,"..wHb tha kelier personally competing, WM to Germans what tha Cowles re* gaits, sponsored bp tho Uta ffto g gntta, aponaorad by tha late King Among tho atantriog Mtored in Olympic aalUag Mot tho United Italy, Norway, Hungary, Finland, Turkey, (loath AfricawPortugld, Swltxerlnnd, Belgium, gad Itotonto. Additions entries are tipW M l from Franco, Sweden, Poland, Austria, 8 pain, Denmark, Clotbo■iovakln, Latvia, and Monaco. Sanferd This Week’s Games In Florida League Friday Sanford at Pilitks. St August! nn at Daytona Beach. Catnearllla at DeLand. OalncavUlo BU Sanford. Palatk* at Paytoaa Beach. Dolcmd at St. A ague!in*. Winners Yesterday In Major Leagues . ' ‘. .i t B i lakeland n in e ' LAKELAND, May Ukotaad High w in s T— Tho SchMl Dread, aaagbto opkMd their Md for tho Stoth Dtetrtot baseball title har* \ t making Cocoa, 10 to 0, In tho ffrtt of a throe-gamo, Caat-Woat •_____ a Pittsburgh S, tie 'i* Iay' \-' . i * Pitcher And For GUuiU £ In Semtodle titA&UE * TEAM O U T ' �Candidates Plan T> Aak Committee To Hold Big Meeting G-Men Ju bilan t Over Cleanup Of Prime Minister flee Unless B R e s i g n s PosH ------- :-'j, Selassie Reacts Harry Mahan Caught Jerusalem Vk In San Fjanciaco, Campbell In Ohio Self - Imposed E 4 ’ 1 esSBwMM^"* ? * Chosen B y Be« n n n i u m i i u n . ,( May *»ay «. a.—v WASHINGTON. - W, Ethiopian Rul Attorney General Gumming* to* County Board; 7 Want To, Be SheriM day Jubilantly rn n y n l the law'* cleanup of two kidnap |U |t and declared that "actlflty of Interdttlarod ■late groups of crlminala hai boon practically broken up.” Federal ■gent* wrote “ finish" on the rec­ ord* of two mob# bloodless raids t apart. Harry Maha*. captured is m idnight. ■t aad a huge eatgo of malt aboard, the great German uoppelln, Lakehuret, N. J , from FriodridiaWen, Germay, hy 7 o'eock totruer (upper right), famous aeppelta (^signer aad tommander, was •mat A. Lehmann waa la command. These exclusive views made W side of the great craft aa seen from a compartment, the msdsrw For Governor Top* List W i t h *7,228 • *bV ‘.>v .-o TALLAHASSEE, Mby —First primary campaign T rouble'Experienced as- t* m « athav campaign be filed between 24, listing expane "■ V U S K '* 4 t e a r . 43 D C ' r • 18-Months - Old Bom I* Coptivity. la Gaining Weight — m Ethiopia's beaten ruler 1 ■ombre aelf-axtl# la Jacmtl day amid eouflettag rape the fate o f Ms second etty, and tightening of tepaloa rope arw th« status of I aovsrslgn empire. HaUA ela reached Jerumlwn kg from Haifa where a B rtt ship dbembarhad Urn •m » O f T «y abduction of Mrs. Alice Btall, Louisville. * jr , leader on Oct. Ip,.12t4. tS U l m t t lt t e d In UpperHduse Uoaa la the Hanford Municipal ^ * - ^ *lr- **" WASHINGTON, May deajeet uight, and Park Buper-, Hearings on the House tax bill laUwdeat James Moughton »«Sdi wfT# conclodad by the Sonata ft. h« aad Ma aaalxUnta aid n>t, nance committee today with a axpwrleman much trouble i In mak- forecast by Chairman Harrison, lag the tnnafor. The nano dm MI..Urippl Democrat, that the bill la at tto northwest oornor of the would be passed for raising rev*Zoo, on tk* Boulevard, 2nd coe-'nua aa aaktd by President Roo.etains Marty 400 aguere feat aa veil and adhering to the phlloeoagainst IfO square foot in the phy of hie recommendations. Her­ ald den. , , riion conceded there may be tome The Haem were moved In their modifications la the proposal for shipping'llsages and Mr. Mough- taxing undistributed corporation tan m M that the lions** was-profits, hut said he did net "aneeay to handle, |nt when It came, tietpeta much trouble" In getting to moving the "baby" lion they Dm bUl out of committee. , Wd "a little trouhldi" Thai The .committee goes Into cloeed "toby," born In captivity IB aaaaUm Monday to begin work on M M eg*, now Upe the acalee the MIL It la expected to take a at ‘MB pewnfc, aad ho did not. wssk. ■. , 1 t Uka fee Mm of being disturbed. > ■ LSJ lag lot In Ban Friweleoo last night and eras beaded toward Tacoma, Waeh., for queatlonlag In the 000,000 kidnaping of Httlo George Wpyerhauaer, luwAifl . fortune hair, on May 24, llU , Only a few hours before, an­ other band of agenta led by J, Edgar lloorer, captured, at dawn, In Tolodo the long sought "limping pal" of Alrla Earple—Harry Campbell. He was whisked by alrplana to St. Paul, and grilled shout the 1200,000 kidnaping of Edward Bremer la 1224. . Both Mmhaa sad Campbell were armed, but ao swiftly were they pouacad upon that neither could uea hie weapons. The two stood ae top funking ptdtlle eaemlee after that'capture TENDON. May ftr-j —Thn gathering stern British antl-nai tlment evoked i day thnt Fri Stanley Baldwl face a cabinet crW*. thony Eden »tfll ■ The weather: Fair tonight and Saturday. Extrema northwest Florida: Partly cloudy tonight aad Saturday. Resident Seeks Suggestion From A lot la the center of the Iowa of Altamonte Springe war •old yesterdAy by R L MaltbU to Richard J. Bundy. Members of Sanford Lodge el the Elba are reminded that that* ticularly la to be an Important mooting of the fraternity In the Elka Hall at I o’clock this evening. ... Bernard M. Barack, Owen D. Young and Walter P. Chrysler. Giant Zeppc May Reach Early Ton ABOARD SX P fW I The Preeldsat said the! railroad eqalpment Industrie are being DENBDBO. ITnroeta to bald berk because the; railroad*, May A—(A>)—Officers of heavily laden with capital chargee,' SWS Colorado Town Industry. MIm Mollie Hunter Dies In 8 M Year Gov. Hoffman* Give Up Pd WBWABK, K. J , May Got. Harold fl. Heffaan Urday ho would Mt pa eradication of rile Pal “if the feato tattle m Ih e ^ fZ c r fw tto S S diatrtcl S FrT*" l J R S' r t ? " - " •• j �i" M And Personal Activities R ^ r tf; •3 J^wai Iks h iy B ut P jpv- ' • Ralph M. Warren is [J»»»l«g to return tomorrow front Havana, Cuba where ha apaat this weak attending aa insurance convention. im Agntes - * what about Ogden Mill*, who, man? Dr. Townsend, ta s set liberals in the country. Mr. flad i t all, fa certainly on* 1 0 5 R u lfe i 4^brtA*> + ,> » e ■v t a LLAh a s S e e , Kay U ei Person cth — Florida areaU o f raterd-to whkft civil .edda* dr* Wod wHh Juris* will some under new rules o f proceddlk O tl 1 for Iho ha voted in every Instance aa tha firm t i t * l* t l |raohCamcrort, that attempt* ere adtaetlmea mid* tb turn !• a matter o f an Individual*. i| i that If one I* young.” h« tajd. “oh® Urn If mm la t*lt middle it t .o t old; on* I tire. Wa ahould have thought that manaa followhif had effectually dlaptri IfIon Of lihla, kgb mian* llrtiplv noihl cock • treater liberal, at M thin 01 fl«, or Benjamin Franklin at TO.jrfite bored together on that moat liberal dll Instruments, the Constitution of TO flatter Vollth as llbettl and eonde MV* tb a d6m*gt*Ic attempt to taparai tha old dostmctlr* principle of *dlvi and adepted a now S halaaa. I.ttet ataurifc* erly that the flow K m * sad Um polMtleJ * treaty •at that th* aeod o f aaereiriH tha go Momenta sew U toatrel credit dad fMOMk to guard IjpUM* aa faw f e i ' i S . 1! WuWBtton *nd W ill Btfrei H a* capital reiaw) by tha laree «t now aacnrltla* In W ill Slrari bi tte flfat quitter of IbM yaar Ita ly 'i dktighter, bin herb wife, it M l kk*a DTvilna her 16 lift. ith ti'b ). waodtr lit him ha, ja tiff lb* dnlf bend a knaa; tabulation of 4-Mrr ba artllterl lit rrikht I tfad Him VirioUa g* tha h«ht. h i BAti.t* A m, Tat them got •MHMtti riMple tha inlw, •ni In Ilkmi shove lb* dead •l tbfctn raiilimr come ko bad, •MttritUa to reJrWta outrtlB Uataa, to Dka Idvantiga tt n n t a t low IMareri ret**, H Ibklt I* raise n*w money, has tho chief occupation of tb* Nt M ilt banker* recently. Horn* b lo blm n pt-rfect W ist * btl buiibtttd'a p^kWft Aims*. C. A. M m .pinih. Almost Supernatural tl ilb to nnamplajrad In •at a par capita heal* la St 619.30. la Alabaaaa it J k u l in Georgia H *‘.•riia ore aatuaUy lower,Utah Nat part* af tha country, Flarhwa IkcDa rigRt- to complain tha government la actually lag r* higher proportion of than elaawhare. Th* dla*y arise* oVar th* fact Uat it* la doing a relatively amkli boma prognosticator* , pUcs Tdmasallo smong, tha Isadsrs In m i race for gaVarnor. On# Tret* r u m i Ranch put* Tomasalln first and Pity second, Aad aaril ha align man t Immadlataiy ‘ittract* attention. Hnwavar, wa are lacllnod to dlkcounk the value of it aomawhkt .Whiw wa are that lla has Senator liodgaa at tho bottom of hW H»t. Bo thehow or •lliar wa Just gah't sea tl Any Other wag than that Hadgaa ia In lha lead, or naar it, at ihJ it wlnurt* raring Will phy dpt* shout H J M o o o net, kflar the bills af tbs moat tatve raring cammlaaloe on i bare bene liquidated. That a e gtft.af aboqt JlAaoo far •f tha 67 •auntioa. aad tha , When the StntA Mirla, tho Nina and the Plata hoved Into ai«ht off San Salvador's eoaat, tha naUvqa aahoro thought tho beautiful white sailing craft* wehe monatroua White bird* With hava wlnn •attlhtg down oat of the httvotlk. And Whan th*y uw whit* mip, til* fltet paoplo lh«y had ovOt, Mon Who wera not tha? Hdt*t«llr NUppoaed that they too were supernatural being* aent ponaibly by the *un goddett* to reward them with beads ahd othtr trinket* for th«lr bravery In battla. What would thoa* auporatltloaa aborigine* hake thought If Chrlntophar Columbus. Instead of cOmlhf in tha crudd llttla Mtllhg bait* of four hundred year* ago, had triVelled th such A atrip ia the auper-Zeppalln Htndenburg now but bvpr tha Atlantic bn It* way to America from Krledrichahafen? Suppoao BOttta hatlvea today who had nbvtlr acaiiO^Nhlte mah, art itrihlp, or Rny means of trans­ portation superior to a dugout canoe, ahould M 6h Ihore to r«c«lve It, what would they think of the Hlndtnburg and of Dr. Hugo Eekener? , . , The Hindenburg la 80S fast lonf. Bha weighs 28 n tort* and hia four motors of 1100 horsapowkr each. She carrla* 8,710,000 cubic * gaa, but la ao skillful ptaaengerg gra Rlloklng Yt»rn. though towed to amoko in a a| i alnglo Bparfc in eon< Ucrmany to Brfali though this Is hRr first trip to th« Un SUtea. Bha Is jointly commanded by Dr. Hugo Bekoi whoas asms is almost aynottyrtrima with leppclins, ahd OfcpL Emit UhtriAnn, who hta flown tnota than 1,600, miff* jh alrahlpa durlit* his twenty yarn of expsrtl with. lath). Dorlnkr ths Hjndanbur*’* list flight ( tha AUsntle two or h«r four ipotorg <nsd on hsr, but t crippled, she numsgsd/to limp Into part without sari mishap or assisting*. . • . Wills her arrival In LakOhuYat will tanatitote artbl mileatohs In Utah’s conquett of tbb Off. ho auparatlttoaa tlgna wiU afflict tha popuUe# below aa |h« hhlli acroas J Ydrk. TheylThvb i m alr«Mp*. W 9M »hd are tettmg most blast about them. And the charttc* ure that lF Si advocataa will jump Mre to have tho veri01 adrmerh Utl* money 116-per-monUi attpond i Rem offers to maUh. lu m b v i him self h yaera ago In the 11 rfet, th * p stlv es got th ey WOrt oftyhow, trial af a Caa* proceeds. They m « fates, re la* sat of IDS tMlv abMaifaoe aad paint ant their , exception* in petitions lion In Dallas, Texaa S m * Th* Supreme GouVt appfPvM May, nadir urn i30.ooo.ooo of refusing U a w ware Boated In tha first quarter of this Jraar, compared with attly 1*5,000,000 In tha same month* of 1933. Economists point adt that « re­ funding movement af this chanc­ ier baa frequently preceded a Mg flow of new capital taauaa. With tho tavival in corporation tamings, abort prleaa In tha New rk Stock iFa<halt|« have mare n trebled alnea Ihalr low of 19St. Th* total quoted value of all •bltaa Baud In the Rxthinga NaH mor* Dan trebled alnea Uialr low o f 193S. Tha total qdoDd value of all there* listed hi tha Exchange wal reoantlp raleulatad at 96l,670)000,000, rontparad with tha doprvssion bottma 6f 111,630,000,000, Tha total t aai t l vaMa of all bottifk listed III tb* Elbhinga wax p ared aa of last Apr. I at Ml,* B Auto Repairs A Pita* I n ban feast MARTIN’S GARAGE ZINNIA PLANTS NOW READY rx Hsrbsrt X *stHU Any objections most b* mad* In writing u the dap to mo Court' by Jhlf 1 I* bn iireliM * I Tb* rale* already hwr* been nppraved by Mm teat* bar t t iw U - tie*. This i( tb* first revmm* o f HONOR ROLL ferial Nightly Attractim cottft rule* *» procedure atawe. isos, slate um t. tret*, the Judiciary syriam he* beta re* if hi pa IrtOkUy U lUrtlAg to do ^1 . A aum, 'ag-— at SHORT’S CAMP /» riaw 0i Um now hailing Court he* Idee tocrenood treat id aoeertty Wfb'atlon many hep* three tt> rit arm befa. TH* <pec1*1 reams iris* -watch Ml th* nm^lt\muwing movesaid out win ha k*pt from Um sx- drertad the revised re Ms the purpaa* wea to brine ebook ‘ JstttMe note kaMoetfaaily end ipaodlly. T W commit me wea ap­ UM fifth artkla, ! pointed tw* years ago. with R. Gardner, of CUtboarsl* M. Phipps of Tampa aa chairman. Jostle** Prpd H. Daria and alarm Parreil represented the Supreme Court on tho committee. STARTS THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 7 TiIMl rwiff| Rnu UW ■ M pfw M window there Uiuqi-eta of a'.imciively rit -if Mother'* Shelley and Reeves Versatilians Short's, 5 Miles but DeLsnd Highway Mrs. E. B. Hunter Presides Over P.-T. A Word has been reccive<f here that Mr*. JAMie King, the former Miss Mario Stoinoff of this city, will giva a violin recital Saturday afternoon at R;00 o'clock Ja Rogers llall, corner of East Pine \ and Main Strecta in Orlando. Tho public is Invited. No admission will ba charged. P. M. with Mrs. Volla Williams, Junior High School P.-T. A. will East Third Street lake place at 3:45 P. M. bs tha TUESDAY Final meeting this year of 1ho school auditorium. Trio, “Sanetiis," Coote'd Cello, Miss MiI.Ii id Nix, Violin, Kev. Martin llmm; f'laiio. Miss t urnlyn Collier. Kol Nldre (Sung In lie ie » ) . Traditional Melody— Mr. John llighton, baritone. Mi's h uiinie lleltM Munson, accolMpMlllst. Carol. "Shine Out Oh Blessed .''tar,-’ "Jesus laives Me,” l‘s d Bliss—Croup of thud b:ralo |"i|uL fr»»m South Si*l«* I'riinaty, Mim Kriikvi Morrow, tiiri rti r, Mui I'lirmiti IhirLt-r, itt'Ciilu* Barrymore Costello IV'Inm nmk« her return to the screen iter four years’ *h*ence, sharHoltaelaw, Betlie Borland, ' and iiq .teller honors with Freiidl* Mrs. George W. Huff. Itnrthnkamew In Selxnirk Inter* Beginners, Thurston Tyre, Joe I’ .i'innal’* “Tittle Lord KauntloIhjggax, Byron Board, Wallace T'lV,” which begin* a two day Tyre, Joe Borland, Bhirloy Ann engMgemwnt at the Rlti Theater Moreland, Helen Cox, Myra Mad­ Sunday. den, Hilda Batten, Peggy Ann Pip­ Tho star, who has added her Sacred Music Down the pin, Stall* Whitmore, Mias Caro­ I'iUiut I lly cmiii«**y of Mm . ivitnlly divorced husband's Years*' wa* the theme of the lyn Collier, Jean Yarn, Mildred .''it’lln ArrhiKton). A Haul Home Mad* C a n name to her own, plays “ Dear­ program and the subject uf a I*si«*itin < h••i :bI—J S. Ilitli. Hawks, Barrara Ruckar, and Eu­ Nicely Decoratdd est,” the beautiful and adored talk made by the program spon­ Tin* tihiry Son*. I'fiMrlt^ («nhrL*l gene Kendall. rers for the new year young mother of Ceddio Krrol, sor, Mrs. Fannie 3. Munsou, nt .''ftiilnoh* lli|h .S<h«M»l t»l» r I'lub, Primary Department, Theron nstalled and annual report • the little American boy who bo- tb* final musical program tor M i« (Tiffortl fthlnhoNer. tiirrt^Madden, John D. Jackson, Charlie made hy committee Chairrouiee Lord Kaunlle ruy, In this th* season uf the Music -departtui in i •cvompAiiiBt. Sparkmaa, Jo* Bakar, Baa Austin, t the last meeting far the (ilimisation of tho-world farntraV T M R ’ M T h V 'Woman's Club held As Pants the lleurl (Set to U ru r) | IMIN’ T F A I L T O G E T Elmer Loreaxo, Laorier Beard, season of the W **l Sid* Priaaary Kiancea Hodgson Burnett etury llumli'l Mm. \V. (). K «mlny, ' Mary Freacaa Godwin, Katharine lost night at the club house. A P.-T. A. held Thursday after which marks the first independ­ KipniHs Rev. Martin llrKtii, vtoBaard. M lu Mauds Jinkhu, Ruth capacity audience was in attend­ auditorium. noon in the school Im. Mi** .Mtfrgarv l»nvi*. piano. ent production of David U. Sete- ance. Benbow, Jennie iLe* Hatchlns, Mr*. 1E. B. Hunter presided. rh«»ru«. From Crucifixion, Sininrr, ntek. Freddie, of court*, plays Mix* Louies Collier, Doyle Mc­ Excerpts from Mr*. Munson < Beard was installed Mrs. R. L. (a) €•«»•! So I shvimI the World, (b) the Title role. Whorter, Mary Ellen Dugger, Mrs. talk were at follows: "For our as president Mrs. Marian St. Fling Wlilt Ibv liulf*- Mr It. J. M. Wilson, Virginia Borland, earliest recorded sacred music, The familiar atory, which Hugh John vice-president;; Mr*. BufVc T Moore, dlirctor, Mr*. Jullm Qeorgia Hutchins, Mrs. W . W. Whlpole, distinguished novelist, wa must turn to the Bible. All nd Mra. WnlTakath, «ccmnpani^t. I>reaao». Robert Cog, Mrs. Alfred Steele, secretary; a treasurer. Mrs. adapted to tha screen, ia laid In through the Bible ure ileM-ribe I Krt t'vdioiuil, Kipling -1tvKuvvn King, Mr*. R. R. Pippin, Mlsa Hel­ ter II. Bach, prayer witn tho America and F.ngland of IMS occasions proving Hunter, retiring president, was Mi. Mdiitin Stinciplor, taritonr. en Dresser, and Mr*. Edward and deplete tha softening in­ praise and song-the two vital presented with flowers from tl:c Kalaoy Mm" Munson, arrom pinK parent., trarhers, and pupil* of fluence of Fauntleruy'a devotion elements of true worship. Thnx** '•ink’ intr in tW chorus Junior Department, Stewart upon hi* iraacible old grand­ “ First mention of sung in the the school in appreciation of her krutip-t wvrv: South SMi* K^rimiiy Qnarterman. Mlsa Lillie Borland. father, the Earl of Dorincourt. Bible is the tong uf Moses after Alito A.snortcd Coffee work last year. Amlrry Ruth. Sylvia Mt’ Uch. Mary Mias Ruth Borland, Edith Loee“ Menace” Apperaa parting of tha Bail Sea. In Ihu Th# meeting was opened with Ann Whclfhal, Kthcl l>«rn%Smilh. J«r. Martha HUI, Dorothy Carter, When the death of tha Earl's same chapter we have tho song I'ntricia Arm Mr*. Carter, Charles Cog, Maurino a short play presented hy the son tnakaa Ceddie hie heir, the of Miriam, prophetess and sister M-irion llfrhrt, Uriutcr. Milcir* 1 Robron, laicillc Owens, Jean Wblgham, Been Third Grade and .onge by the Karl lakes tha boy into Dorla- of Moses. Altman, Harriet Mllcr, Mnry Quarterm*a, Harry Moore, Lola West SHe Glee Huh Mr*. C. R. court Castle, but rtfuaoa to “ It teems no form of worship Nipper. Mlsa Reason, Albert Huff, Mason gave a talk m the bca?-, rrcngnlt* “ Daaarst,” tho penniless requiring song was instituted hy Jnyrw Stevrrv*. Dick Ru«>rll, Char* I Hr Sparkman, RiURrll I'afft*. lfow* Billy Pixler, J. v , Johnson, David fita of a library in the home. Altaodanre prlx" fqr the dvr American girl whom hia son had Mints, and not until the time of rll Fiah. Jr., Cauthrn HutchUon, married against hi* withes. David ‘ tha sweet singer of was awarded to Mis* Anna' I.*However, Just whan tha trans­ Israel" that aoog first became norg ^Ryown’o elaa«. During lha aortal perlod\iwft*ihraents war# formation * f tho ot<l Earl la com­ part of worship and offering to new-found hopplneea Jehovah. David was n musician. aeyvad by kirk. John Matthawa plete. hia Mrs. Desray Matthews, and Mr*. ia threatened by th* appearance of a woman who claims that her father's field, Saul, the king, J. W .. McClelland, hostesses. ion, an unpleasant brat, la th* .ent for him to come to hia ruurt and play the harp, ami thus was* hostesses pt the monthly rightful heir. This situation has the*- affect soothe the tmuliU-d spirit of the. meeting of the T. K. 1. Class sf of bringing tho old Earl and king. tha First Baptist Church held CORItKCT MEN'S WEAK “ Deareal" together, and the atary “ David was nut only a |>«rforThursday afternoon in tho church ends happily with Caddie's right mer on initrunirnts. He mndo in - 1 nnnax. to the title of “ Llttla lord Paunt- slruimmls, he sang, he was .tl Mr*. V. P. Bines presided and lerny" definitely eatabllihld. writer. The i'salms and his ‘ La­ Mrs. Sarah Rtawart and Mra. F. C. Aubrey Smith plays th* ment on the Death of Jonathan’ W. Stanley led tha davotion.il. Karl, Guy Klhbea a*>d Mickey and suicide of Raul Is to me a no­ During tha social period refresh­ Rooney, are seen aa Caddia'a ble ode of friendship to Jonathan, ment* ware served by the American friends, Mr. Ilobba and whom he loved as a brother and iDirk, the bootblack, and Henry certainly a monument uf gener­ i*ry. The-a* present ware: Mr*. F. Stephenson plays llavi-ham, the osity to a fallen foe, Raul. Au- p. Rtnav. 'Mrs. B. R. tlock. Mr*. Karl'* lawyer. Others prominent “ When David became king, hi* E. W. Btliaa, Mrs. Sarah Stew­ In the east are E. E. diva, Una first attention was directed in art, - Mrs. J, N. Burdick, O’Connor,' Jackla Searl, lean music, anil from 36,000 Levites M g Mr*. William E. Kader, Mr*. Slmpsrn, Jewla Ralph and Con­ ha chuse four thousand aa sing­ ■ I Ulflaa lVWkery, Mra. J. It. LyUa, stance Collier. ers in th* services. n g r Mrs. r . W . RUnUy, Mrs. J. A. “David was our first orchestra I Hawkins, Mr*. Mary Hall. Mr*. POLAND TO COUNT RURPLl’ B leader, and the orrheslrn he • hire. 8. A. E< Mra.1 B. M..Carroll, Mra. W. I . StoodMargaret FMehar, logh aamlre, Mra. Luke Walker, Mrs. W ARSAW , May 8.—DP)— Bevlllc, and Mra. SatM * . A. TUWnfield, Mrs. Hugh Monthly budgets af tha Polish ' * I Bavflt, Mrs. Margaret Flrtchar, government hava shown a surplus Mr*. A . H. Oates, and the Mu*#* alnra March of this year far the Mario Stewart. August* Fletcher, flrat tha# since Novembar, IM0. •nd Mary Goodale. Economfea Introduced by Eugana Mrs. Fannie Munson Gives Talk On Music Come and be entertained by and dance to Direct from Miami's moat popular nlgtit dub. Bee and hear them at • Ritz To Show “ Little L o r d Fauntleroy” SAT. SPECIAL DAYCARES l'urker House Butter 4 / Biscuits I I Dinner 1 Rolls * ^ Spanish Roj Spiced Cake Cool A s A Cucumber [OTHER’S DAY BOUQUETS Asaartad ar etlxag. B e MRA. R. R. PIPPIN Hwlatkowshl, minister of flnanra I Tho United State* is the larg* *nd vIce-preader, are rredhol 1 eat consumer of sugar in th* with rasergfng Uta usual monthly deficits. Introducing - - THE NEW LOAF OF the MANHATTAN Introducing 11. V. t). lightweight imjamoa and for 1938. When the nighty la fearfully hot, these sheer, ufry ’ pbjsmas will fee|*HRtf a breeze from tho north. Smart, open weave fuhricM, cucumber cropoa, feather meah in soft, cool colord. 6 ANTOftb TWENTY YEAR8 AQO , Mbs Jews!) Borland e f bo Ain. ia tba Rnari af bar a Mr*. W. T. Wbaetwn. Oa4rT.fe. WHaM M b r * * hashiam trig to AH be wtU rial* Mrs. Balie away " p r y a ault of our new short pa/bmoa » . with half shMveo, .knee.ltQCUL_ panta, slip-over style in thn lighteot material we havo over ae«n. You'll thank us for telling you about them. They*!* only 81-65 th® suit. ONCE TAJ BAKED O f IN D K I* IMl’A W ip e rs ____________________ _______ Apply To Covta Of u w j in public worship. Jr., UUly Epps, and Bunny McCalls Seminole High Gleo Club i hor** j The talk closed with a taw) thoughts on Woman in Sacred was cumpneed of Oorts Lake, Mat]"! Song, “ Woman has always haJ Clidewe I, Marjorie I’ epe, S M a fl a great heart, a sympathetic beth Whittington, Ixmls* Road, heart. It la bat natural her hymns Nancy Kossetter, Phoaia Ily o d ,' Ihirwery Dbris K n k l^ .l it*ell largely upon the Suffering Itoris oo Cavalry, the Risen Lord." | Doris Jaskson, Virginia Bkxdgtta 3 3 (1 * $ J.'Tlehijow •«! op more WauxiliV , Oaptao* lakach. NaUwi tribute than that of Elixataih Marion Cluase, Helen C k t {M M I Julia Belle McClelland, and D » f Uarrrtt Browning: ‘ Not She with traitorous kiss her na Morgan. I “ To |ieum“ and chore* nqrabat* Savior stung, from the Crucifixion war* !*•• Not She denied Him ith unholy | •b red by Mrs. W. W. Goelsch, Ml*.' tongue. I U 1 Ing In .I... Mr. M .,t l .' D—U J. ley, Mrs. Martin* Brant. She, while ApostrU shrank, cuu d Mrs. Gladys Morris Wil.lama, lfc*. I danger brave, A. M. Philips, Dr. H. W . Rucker/ Last at lUa Cross. Karllest at J. M. Stiaecipher, S. M. DofdJ> Ilia Crave.’ i ( Itsrles Steenwerth, the Rar Mai> ■ “ Among noted hymns by women tin lirani, Hubert Wjlaqo, a . a . writers, we find the great world Nis. and John Ihghton. hymn, acceptable to Catholic, Bostesses for the esrniog war*. i’ rotestant Centile or Jew “ Nearer Mrs. Mai tin H.-am. Mix* Mxrgmrw' My liisl to Thee.” et Davis and Visa Margaret id s] Opening the song numbers, Mrs. Irrs. A. M. liulips, with Mass Madeline Millem ms asioinpanist, led the audience under the direction of II. C. Moore, in singing two verses of the world's hymn, ''Nearer My Cod to Thee.'* The program was j;i»en ai fol­ lows: _ [fictrs.Elecied. Hy.v Missionary . Group Once each year Ur. ami* lfra.'j Mm. Gaorta Townsend preCeorga Wainateln, of th* Htyl*: xlded over the regular mealing of Steepv display unusual »«-t sUrxe- j lha Friendship Claaa of . tha A t m s * h * n r -Igaaiigl— aM LFlkgt -, J.'hrt.tlsn. Church k*U honor o f Mother’s Bay, add, ae^ Tuesday creator i H h e ' l M U w eordlag to those who bar* Vlowed Mrs. A. H. Byrd. Mrs. Ok T. th# Style Shop's window display Pearson read the Scripture leathla year. It is tha beat yak evat son and Mrs. A. II. Byrd lad is attempted by that conoora. prayer. Th* Mother's Day display, Is hi It was reported that 14.80 had th* 8tyl* Shop's left window- at been turned over to th* bnlldone enters the store. In tho «*n- Ing fund and that 13.50 had baM tar there is a Urge painting. a re* donated to the South BUo prtxhietlon of the famous Whla- Sc heel to Rirnish milk far a tier's Mother. On tho left front needy child. Plan, were raodo there is * modern picture of- a for taking care of a poor family, young mother ami her *B*oll It was announced that Mr*. daaghUr and the deacrifttod * f A. W. Hamll will serve as eioaa ........................... ___ 1< H fair to l6e flrwne Court of tf)« Pauline B. Carr ~ j Of Age ~ �:------ :. 1 .1,r v J 7 -'w : ■ .*• ._____ i •"*!/ i l , ’ . •t r n p , i*i Danger Lurks In Hie Old Battlefields Of The World War r.TSffi& V ’ c r c tra Move To ward Goal I have been put forward, atai and not ready far % but,nil painting ta aetawaid the goal ■<of sappier motherhood. mm, tha eonvnblbhe ■sad frightful! eufferbaearoa alawat n rarity, rad live* hurt been saved llminatten of this tingle bn ’ ■ I with ridding (Womenthla risk are iaeraasing I Bagla tha week by calling f ,us into your Laundry serv­ ice, We, aril) bring n new Laundry satisfaction Into your home management. Be-' k cause wa have introduced a new standard of Workmanehlp into domeetic Launder­ ing. One wash wlU show you. Every succeeding week’s work will confirm your vordlctl Seminole County Laundry, Inc* we 471 £ Ilfc/W, aWwr at-.JU«etfiLW»«~. ^tnW respective fmotion, France*, .hell reelt mat Ion mtaiton .ertnely geee along, exeaitllng . unespodtd sheila front (ha battleflelde o f tha Uat war whom 4,000,000 man Wat tbalr live*. Fanaara plowing in tha ahmdow of tha grant Maginot Una o f ataaiand-concrata fmoUor fortificaUona between Belgium and Switzerland, (till coma aeraea uncaploded shells, grtnadea and bonus. ^ It may aria# from Eighteen yearn after tha A'rmbUce, request# atlll ttre.rO into tha ifld drawing hanvtly war ministry from the deraatated reglona that egpleeives found In tho ridda ho carted away. The war mlnletar report* that from January, 1030, to January, 1S3(, there worn 4,320 ouch da* numt*. that 1/130,000 Iona of high many.mothers Ig new mostly re- esploelres were removed and 187,lievsd. Its causa ires a tosle cootonar-too dangerous to diadltlon, from feed. Adding car bohy pl*e*-were destroypd on tha spot drates to the diet Is ana treatment. After the war, tha ministry of Rated by 'medical. men as the the liberated regions inaugurated most Important U the ninth id- shell reclamation service to rid VSnpe- This la labttitutton of nor- the bsttlefbiM* U unexpioded mismat Activity for the old We* of rilesInvalid tom and "dcllcnto eondU Excavated the]*, handled with tlon.” cart, first are submitted to a “ dla,. Instead of toolatlon at borne, lo- mantling'* teat, an operation which day's mothers art advised ta get consists of withdrawing tha fuae, outdoor ettrvUe, fresh air, salt- If possible. The operator works able food, adequate mat, freedom j ^ from worry and care, to feel as» “ — -------;— ~ ■ured of tha safety of ehlldhesr............ Ing. I H H H _______ W B M I Best of at), tha medic*I profes-i ^ slon la not sstisftold. The present I mm death rate of American mothers, It ■ jawuh snanTMeiNO g j ^ M t . w t | O O A O A TOW Tie EACH UBCOMB, l a . Hay 0_-(AT—ll coat 71 cento each ta record and Brittow fire department. . When Ulhr tha 44 vx>toe (a it In tha town the bird became entangled in a election here. fishing line It had seised. tha fire- J* •*>'• Om method N M U n U jr nasd k U Mto —tretiaws of tha pituitary ftaad, at tho baaa wf the hr* In. MK18, Kay * ^ r » —WWW They change. *sd injected lau IflUMtsra female >Im t h n t i n French and Orm an ■aoldiera fe,Happy Motherhood \ knowledge of diet, vltamlna end giaad predocU for this period. Tha grant diet'change Uaa in faadIng starchy fooda, eggs and milk With froth vegetables. Formerly the expectant mol her was fad cm "delicacies” even if they nearly killed her.' - 7 Third is tho effort td alleviate pain. This began with tha much heralded twilight slsep. It A net aolrtd. lha trouble with all .arti­ ficial pain relief U risk of Injury to tho baby. But tha recant analgaelca, or pain rollovers, known as barbiturates, are making prog­ ress. Fourth, and more dramatic then any other, U tha dating o f mother­ hood. Within s weak ta 10 days ; . B llfW lS S fe ' Puerto Rko Read WAhlUNOTON1!, Hay A—1*7 8 o a ij ManufECturer Plans, Sales Campaign R Glllentlna, local reprtmnUtlvo farj Laver Bratheru Coin panr, manufeo urtrt of Lux Toilet Boa;. Lea, Rhino, and Ufebody, tnyt ha U butl^y at work thane days con­ duct Ing^ a sales campaign Which ho declare* U new meeting with muchT UDceaae hi Sanford. Ilia .company la conducting a "Greater BUsinaaa Builders Con­ i'**" which "not a n y bring* to everybody tha benefits of a friend­ ly rivalry among Lever rapreaentatl»e«. bat creates new and betto* wlllrtg op portrait lea for wholttalero and retailers.” When the rontowt closes early in the summer pritt* w«l bo awarded to tha men who prove themselves to be the beet business builders. Tha four products arc consist­ ently supporting greater ‘oUiInset- —A but ta give Independence to Puerto Rico In 90 days was In­ troduced In tha House yesterday by Rapestents tire Marcantonm, New York Republican, who declarad tha United Btales has Martentouk> in a MAILMAN MAKES CHANGE W IL S O N 'S CABINET SHOP MrALLEN, T er, Kay B ^ -W — A KJngtvtlle man WT»I« n letter *21 & FIRST ST. ta a McAllen friend. Having ne Wa build and repair fternltore ■tamp*, ha clipped a nickel ta the Aid mrtlepe. McAllen poatal employee Sell anything yon have on* put n threa-eent atamp on tho lot- >. Commission J. M. WILSON, Prep. ter and mailed the sender a two- I rent atamp—hla change. statement. Mid the Puerto Ricans “would welcome a real and absolute In­ dependence” hut not on the terraa proposed last month by Chairman Tydinga, (I). Md.)t of lha Sonata Territories Commit"Only the gentlemen who star.il for reaction in America, the Amerian Tories, the banka and sugar corporations who , have kept tha Puerto Rican people In hunger and misery, are Inter­ ested in Puerto Rico as a colony," Mareantonlo contended. Remember Mother Mother's Day — May 10 W ith . . • •. . . Whitman’s C h o co la e ts Make you r M other happy . , o r dome on e dn e’a . , . with • b ox o f W h itm an 's fam ous Chocolates. Come In and see these beautifully deco­ rated packages all sires, all styles, all prices to suit you. TILLAGE HONORS LAWRENCE TREMADOC, Wales. May A— WB— A nations) appeal has been launched for funds for an obelisk ta be erected to Lawrence of Ara­ bia In this, hla native village of. Caernarvonshire. Phone 103 1 1-4 m . cans Gr. . Black PEPPER 3 f ItUJv; aUNSWEET , PRUNE j u ic e H AjipTON -8 X & P FINEST CREAMERY 1“ SODA ■CRACKERS lb. pkg. AB97T W e L O I V E ^ 1'' ' •■t- y- _ * a* i KRAFTS MIRACLE WHIP S A L A D v. c 4 Quality D epartm ent 'AGON Be s t ANN PAGE — DELICIOUS P iM f’ t AEtTK M M IftMKtW’ 25 ' CALO DOG & CR V FOOD CANS . ROLLED RIB ROLLS 1 5 ' ROLLS E c o n o m y D e p a rtm e n t ^ Dry Salt BACON lb. 1 9 c POWDER sMAUe * 4 Z ’ grade 2 % IONA ACARONI OR SPAGHETTI fllTC HOUSE EVALUATED } SMALL 1 J CANS i _ C Q J or. i.o iie .' LEAN BONELESS f‘ PORK SHOU . BEEF STEW pound • IONA * IONA TOMATOES 4 No. 2 cans 2 5 c CORN 3 No. 2 cans 2S€ CHUCK ROAST 1*4 LB.-PKG. ION* ; pound * Chipped BEEF U.S. No. 1 APPLES 4 pounds 1 7 c Firm Yellow BANANAS 4 pounds 1 7 C LARGE LEMONS dozen 1 9 c Iceberg LETTUCE 3 large heads 2SC PRESERVES 32 oz. jar 2S c > NORWOOD SLICED BACON TALL CANS IONA Wiscgpsin DAISY 2 for 1 5 c Blackberries 2$t ICT ee l tor l i e CHURNGOLD 19c TOMATOES j COCOA lb. g c > 2 lbs. 1 ®CW3fISiSlSp*TSSESS5?^p5 5 c ----- ------- COIMTOEAM ^ CAVALIER B im c m BITS IS o z . # PKGS, t P in k S a lm o n tcaaln IO 1®£ Cream Powder c PILLBBURrs BEST xxxx 2 5 c B t t jp A O 9 as. iwn4wrra, n o u r l2 lb s .S 9 c 2 4 M l.1 5 SCOCO O R J E W E L COM POU N D L a r d 4 d^L 5 0 e 8 SW. RELISH _ } pu. , GR. JUICE X low » f f l .i mFm t aledM 'IJ>-aVf* .* • - 3 '* *' 'j**' twk’** i , - ’■ *41ip-A *. >r •V* « ■ i !\ . ’i f J iif § ' *■*. * ft d / 1 �THE BAflFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLOHHMC peaaihta. On* h to acknowledge that large-aralo unemployment la inrrttahle, at least for yean te coma, and heaey frdcrsl appro* priatkM therefore ineseapabtL ' J» -to; rowh out. aav^wte ■•■t of the burden, returning «f*tt- to * states and PRICK saying that a# far aa general in- aklpalltira. A third la to mdat* Hay 8— (IF)— [dices are concerned, the deprea- taka I* apread employment ay re­ aecoUnt of tha •alon U over. Yat the unemploy- viving aoma of the wage and bear, . nai encounter [ ment figure* remain almost ala- regaktlooa af NRA. fhow a large Uonary. The facta have disproved The political oppo.Klon which ow-boilng. * one of the uaiveraal theories of would develop againat anyone "af * have been |these depression years—that if UM*a couraea unqveationably • main both production could be restored to would be atrong and peralztenL No publicans have normal, the unemployment prob- U*payer want, to be told he rryist ge on paying for relief Indefinite­ ly, the atatea In general are dead aat againat taking hack the re­ sponsibility, and every mention *# a possible. considering only what must be NRA or anything resembling It Almost without exception th* don* *t the moment to k*ep people atlra loud echoes of dissent. l rmben recognize that a new ap- from ■tarring—a pressing mattsr, So Congress shadow -boxes, 1 epriation must be voted, but. ft la tarn* but hardly comparable making so great a stir over mo­ t at It will be merely a temporary . to tha question of what should be mentary aspects of the rsaa that a msurs, postponing for the fu-1 done I* keep ttarranion from "•>*- the real ls.ua la forgotten. Soma t re the larger problem of a long coming chronic, day, perhapa hen this election la t rm policy toward unemployment. I Neither party hay produced over, It must face tha problem |The vast majority has shown. more than sporadic suggestions more arpiarely and take the conWither the lailiatlve nor the de- about tha future. Instead both sequencs. W « io advance concrete propo i-1 .idea talk of the paat admlniatra■p for dealing with tha jobless j lion o f relief, or the beet method e l a permanent bails. As for the1of spending what la to be spent Mara io come, they .eem con- during the neat few months, of t y t to fall heck on the hope llut many thing, which can have IIIST. PETER PORT. Guernsey. something will turn op. tie *r no tearing on permanent Channel Islands, May 8. - 0Tb— tThe trouble with iuch an attl- policy. Sark, one of the smai rr channel i# « it that, Mr. Roosevelt The troth I. that even If either Islands, British possessions off the piloted out some weeks ago >n party could agree on a long- coast nf Brittany, l> to have a Im Baltimore speech, something term program, political precedent new harhe^ rooting *225.000. Thi. aheady haa' turned up without would b* against serious adro­ ad»n pointing tho way to aalva- racy. It la one of the had breaks Wonof national fortune that (hinge 'ongressmen Steer Clear Of Long Term ReliefPlan “Independent -Jjom^Oivned xuid cflSH GROCERY1 AN D M EAT M A R K E T 4M Sanford Friday, May 8th. Saturday, May 9th BUbDY POPPY iVELT Berlin Phones Give >Beauty Standard Inr Reports On Weather China Ib Upset By 8 -w v -w J Provincial BERLIN, ______ Decree for * road through Snow cga£ linking St. Georg* and F.ntefyon It will open up a hrraUfore mot* region* of groicsqua, briTUa .y colored rock fomatioiM. :if6 t e i* V ' tampan oinuj nrhlenu now can g e l a n y k i n d ^ apeciallird information about the Heather. —v . . . at • » j elJ ^ l , 7 i* particularly de- ° 1'1 f«»hloaed fcnalnlaa £ • “ '» ,n the Interior, proelnce of SAVANNAH, Ge. Hay B— ( 1H onan mutt ch a n c e their Ideas on — Letter L. Strickland, -j what la winsome ant attractive, formerly of Tampa, Fla^ * for th. . uthoritj„ „UrtH a convicted In auparlor court . t tk Stnd T of, , ion- Ksir -my feet- and tha murder of Mm. Yt. Jf. Sll who want ,to’r!know w> hat Mar.' 2. Ufa aentenca waa | weather to evpect the follow Inf I TV ' . . # i .» *, . . I The frupI practice of tfxflnii ptaad, ft* * * “ 7*, mil* girl, feet that they would lh.7l7' , . V " lnf0rmH, re.emhle th. Into. Ily In to I ha, Alabama had a sales tail. 1 JrSwd. ** ° r ,m*J W n «»•«■> ftw year., but In th. years ago. Interior girl, atlll are ilefnrmmt I. The rn.t for ..ich rati, to a <H- meet traditional .Undent. ol Vision of the petal department la grace. •bout- It c«-nl.t Tha subscriber Shingled hair for little girl, simply dial* K 4." makes W* and shoulder lenyth hobs for young w* nU known, an.l i. .hortfy ealled ladles I, another orfer of the nez •very day. back with the retired prediction. day In a land where long hrald. Slop and see them Male rltlscn- of San Saha. Tex., Reasonable price* must not shave until after July M, data of the -Isle pecan growrra' Manhattan Market SKNIC HOAD PI.ANNKD convention on,I . Iwanl contest. A 2nd and I'll metto city onllrmixe ilecrees no shaves 8T. OFOROE. Utah, May 8.— PHONE 304 until then. W )—Purveys have oeen started . ! " '" ™ Fresh Floweis President Roosevelt I* seen motiving the first Buddy Pappy e» the 111* National Pappy Mia from Irli HHdobrand. *-yaar-ald daughtar af a daeaaaad aa-aervlo# man. Sha la from tha Vatarana af Farelgn Wars Natlanal Home at Eaton Rapids, Utah, (Aaaoetated Prase Phata) t. m a n a E. B. McLean Is Showing New Bread 'I've got luper-MvIngi for you Hii* waak-and folk*!" — Manager E. 11. (Mart dclesn. who la well-known among locjtl I tort4 ; a an employee of a baking com|iany for s.-vcral y r # i, la In Sanford Ibis week Introducing “Ski-Do- Bread, a new productwhlch ta manufactured In (Jrhindn. Hr. McLean raid thrt thU particular brand nf bread D manufactured in “ one of tha most modern baker iev In Cen­ tral Elrriila" and that “ Once Ta-led” It I, “ Never Waala ■I." II. J. McGuire ha- hcen plaeoil In rharge of sate. In the Sanford territory. Rm Ntsibu Flees I FRESH Iff# . > No 2'/j can LIBBY PRUNES 2-lb carton Sanford G t< Quantity Rlghta Reserved LEGAL NOTICE Record breaking Super Special 14c Sweat Hit M BM — . 24-oi jar 1 5 C lain, pkgt 8-ox [ar 5 ifruitJutca lit Cocktail C ¥ i*' 4 1* ' I W 1Vl lb pkg* 3 2 lOe 15c no 2 can* no I cans 2Se 25c ", Big M/| ib (24-oi) jar imooth, rich Peanut Butter 15 Autd. FnilU, B-os Jan Preterm CHURNGOLD NUCOA 2 for 15-os glassea Rad Label Spaghetti A 19c Spaghetti 3 for 25c Macaroni 3 for 18c gtty. H d i r , after as van tagniha at stubborn fighting along tha Sam al- i Hand front. R ts Naslbu (abavs) fella w sd Bmparsr H alle aslssal* le t* voluntary ta ils. H e waa **• •ampanlad by hla ganersl sta ff la flig h t t s French territory. (A 10* - - CONTINUES WITH EVEN BIGGER VALUESI Xraft'a Delay Bel* Event No. I Brings Bargain-Thrills Cheese lb 19c Oalors MERAMEC BUTTER ib 33 Taxss Yellow virTH M or a r n . i r s t io w T A X IIRKU O nions 4=510c row . Fancy WineMP llrnsta Hill V». IU| Mnlira I . k .r -h y n lv .e , Thst 1IAIIVKV VI UNO hula.r o f Taz ■V rllflrn t* No. IS1. lu u .if Ih* ]r>l •fnv nf A n n u l. A. W. I t l t . h e, III.if .a m * In m r nlflca and has ■mile annlleatlnn f-r n taz dr>d t» h" ls.u *4 thar.nn N.ld e -r ilfli-a ir m b r a r ., (he frill..wine d .a r r lh . I prnparrr In the fm in ty n f N-mlnnl*. Hint, e f rin rR n . In .w it; N M (t. nf Ult I t lil.H-k | ra n a a e , - ONE POUND BOX F A N C Y ASSORTED ONE BAR OF KIRK'S C O C O HARD- WATER SOAP WITH THE PUR­ CHASE OF THREE BARS ONE TEN CENT, • PACKAGE .CHIP80 WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE LARGE PACK­ AGE FOR A REPRODUCTION OF A BEAUTIFUL PAINTING WITH THE PURCHASE OP 2 BARS OF LUX TOILET SOAP FOR Corned Beef Hash 1$ f WOw A CANS PINEAPPLENo 2 can 1 5 c SAUER KRAUT n s r s v y r ii 10c adad_ Dressing quart 2 2 c The uenasment nf the m l arnparty und.r the seld e -r llt lr n l. leeatg was In Ike naan# «f HAIJ.T AIJ.RM. I 'n l . . . said r .r llflc e l* shall n . r H -t in n l accnrdlnx in law. IJi. pruearly ifaairtb.d ih .r .ln w ill b . enid In Ih . hlahrst bidder ai tbv enurt.bouaa donr nn tba lint Hnndey la tha month o f Jun-, ISIS. Which la Ih . 1st d a r of dene. HIS. tialsd this 1th day nf Mar, 1st* a I*. IIKIINfWIN. f le r k n f Circuit Court - f tum lnale County, Florid i. son cx or t m .im io s TAX UgMU f S a u l e M il Me- tsa i Nnllre le beraby glvrit. Thai IIAftVMT V1KNO h »U «r nf Tas ' ’ .r t lf lr e lr Nn. M l. laau.d lha Tth day e f A e a u a l A. IX ISM. has fllrd w e t la aay efftra ami .hvr anyllrellnw fa r a tax deed In li» Issued thereon. Said e e r m ir a i, •mhrarra I k . fqtlnw lag g .ir r lh . I prnnrrly In (b e C eenly o f Hrutls o l. State s f rteeM a, te -w tt; la l a I I I « IIS J. o . P eek- B B T alai egg. fi??.5!.l?LAKES? p t e .l5 « G POWDER 19c rw te Midway, Piet fle sh | p a g e I II. w m a st. e f . Ik e V ■elv­ e r t ie an 14 en rllflrele « Ike m m . o f t’ N- KUTi»w M ilnfraa_ sabt rerlitlmla .hall b. n d w oid stwrd s i ta law. (hr J * " ' " : 4 V r a l o win w »?**■*?.■!*• v «b e.t bidder at ||>. ^art-kaaag Annr ea the flr .l u u M T viS .**• . a^mk of J„a-. »*«•*■ •• tha sat day nf Jun.. Applet 3 lb* 14c lbs 10c LETTUCE head PINEAPPLES ae 7'Ac Naw Red Bliss Potatoes Free Delivery Prlccw Through May 7 3 GIANT P A G SOAP 3 bars CAM AY SOAP 3 cakes HIPSO (Quick Suds) 3 pkgs CT. Soap & Powder 4 for PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 cake* 8 10c 15c 25c 10c 15c Three full pounds of flu* mast tor a,quarter! vAc "Tha Modem lam Spread Spread" PASTEURIZED o-m, No 2 can 190' HAM *«■ >t*d lb. tfe • T e ll ran SALMON 21C a Over Sen Ulaeslr Mntrew PEAS can H e Sfnr Salad Flour That Famous Land o Sunshine Kltchen-Trsted FLOUR n ea r! OIL pt. 21c,' 42c flvae Sr* anted Tlei DRESSING 14c •Saw seaborn COFFEE lb. 2 5 c f i s n r i b , M im p " ’ SUead Ham B olongg tt> L a rg a i Woinon lb| Batabad \ Sautago A Fat LIyb NOW 0! - • * , h»T 7M W * V rH u 1 or Dressed L LIQU01 ROOM NO. » R BRANDS Chuck Roaaty lb. .. 15c 9hpujder_ChoDfclb^!2l/a M M I te l Jell-O la* Crsam \ > �TFT HJ7 Ell 3 IE >U7- ;. 1•V.J;:-’ ; "i US P*A'J•*•f J’V im y il , vri W -j; Itucr*.* z?:\ H ;. a \ * T r* ■ ;• ■ 1 i. cn n a s ) ForC J.Ii$mCATES —M l m CHAPPELL m v ic to r check i . D. DAVISON t-A w tm + M m , m s o A . DYSON ALL-STATI Urm —Sm iT frksi *Hty. Bm I Md s^fsJTw. r « » S t. jjwMa E ifm m t r v X (O il) fU H n REX PACKARD w tW IM M C «0£a9C *i m sm su m t t w i n TtrtTHKTOn For Railroad Commissioner For Slate Senator _ ____ aT|A»«»l«rUI Dklrkt W /B . BALLARD R. DUPREE ROT U HOWELL J. PARRISH ROSS L. HUMPHREY C. B. SEARCY Jf. LEHMAN , a a J :l5 C f e « For County B, c. DODD A . G. WAGNER W . 8 . WILLIAMS For County Judpe 6 . W. SPENCER a ft. W . WARE F. (S u m y ) LONO OBOE R MATHlBUX [OLDER J. t . McLAIN a n . pATTUHaI l JOHN B. LEONARDY W . HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A B. WILKINSON JAS. C. ROBERTS FoTSheriff PJ C. M. (CHARLUS) hand £ .* , W * *■l^. T iiv'eS | & . H. (Jim) LEE j . f . McCl e l l a n d K d . MEISCH Bie • . niMHfis ' liu 4 IkU fife 4a* •( Ih jU M , **,*• *■!» ReDresentative, State LegUatart P Sirrvisa ... .i £ja| -----u * e fe s �s Game Hereto ,Boy* {42 Point* T o T SARASOTA Clubs Victory March Of On Famous Str t M e n Daytona Beach Is1Forgusonlviiu T Rules Halted By Saints1 JJ"Vhwe pS * U .n 2 Huns In The First' Smarting under Only Scores Made f" ‘ b* U1th* K lT lC u Mt to t it M n 4 to plteh tor U r t l i U to tMorrow after>t^ fjsme afahMt the Gslnee*{** y Sanford FWd, It IfwaOer Strenght of each (tab In the Florida S u u League » u rot todajr to U man, la accordance With league rut**. Eighteen m«n were i permitted during the ftf»t 10 (hr*, sddy jelncd the total <fth I *>u< thU la the 21st day of the P „ C T a | ST. AUGUSTINE, May 8 . - I/Tl | Lera Journeyed to Dtori« D Y U 1 0 1 t J C O x C — Spurred on 'ey another flre-hlt Beach yeatarday and capiat ’■ ® _ _ i exhibition by John Schneider end tha meat, defeating the Bee , n , , n . 'elded by e brilliant triple play, 13 to 11 Tha meet was laid [tr e e IJ O U D le r l s y s the St. Augttstlne Saints .topped the sands of the world faw P p n t l i r p * ^ .R I I t P lit rictory march of the Daytona beach, and on such > track ' r e a iu r e Hwsdey1. game at heme and waa token eat o f the tea tat third lining. ut the wing la O. K. again. ike 4a dally chiropractic treat‘te, he eayt, and he la eeaftI he will be back In form Bator- M . BletrtfT. edtchar. Stuffy MeCronc, iat base, shorty Maltby. 2nd bear, Fratl Gleason. shortstop. Bill Catoa, 3rd bear. Gardner Rarnei. left Held. Pave Swindell, right fie J. fhlle Baddy's arm hae net hear. Doc Hardin, pitcher, shape lor pHchclng, he hee Buddy Lake, pitcher, red In the outfield all Week. We Ted Veal, pitcher. Ud In a nm In yesterday's allm McGowan., pitcher, mtng feme against Fstolka BiU u p(uh, r. e and flgarad In a thrMJag L. hy Thomason, pltrher. I?** , *? ***** Thara may ha some Mibrtitu* rhe Loalonta are plsyln, the (lon, Uur> Manager McCone ,l*“ ** * **** W **- S,?f f F i said. Coach Zim Berk iv looking nned to pitch Lop*r. Nest B «* -(fo f likely materiel to plug • week ' ^“1 * I n Q s '^ U I e ho)i or two aB,tu )h# play. then the DeLand Rads eonte to ^ positions show up In betuford again n « t Honda* f * , tor. t o r * «nd Stufry ssM that si' >thsr contest with the Lookouts. tM 4rt hotter hnd. by Cato# who waa alaa *afa M t M M «tod Mt to Btoafsew. Laka ■Inglad, atoring gwladall, Laka stole eecmsd hue, GMwaak singled scoring Catoa. The amps failed ta can time eat and Laka stole thlnl, after tha argamaat play Waa ra­ the fifth when McCroee tripled to left' and scored am Swladell'e etopm u tsu Deamnn. as , k i better e»ery day. Should D«k "u a m e in U n iv e r s ity T o w n ______ IA1N3SVILLE, May 1 - P a y their first nruritia game of .at.on, the Galncirllle G-Men sated the DeLand Red. 6-1 here j reday Handcr.on, the Oslnee« hurlar. gtra up sis scattered i while (he G-Men were tanging k a t* with a lame right « « % . though ha an waged to t i t The panonncl of the Sanford M h the find gam* he pltatwd 1-ookouu U announced by Man- a i t i 1™ *(.oS w .X Bt4ch u lM d m ln tht f1or1d(l State l.iy u a here yeaterdty eftatnoon by captjrlag e 10-lnnlng mo“ n'1 d« “ '' 3 to £- , A ,U r Daytona Beach was giveh ’ ,w" r“ " , 1on1 * cror* and Mor*•" » tr*rtw in the opening frame b' bn*U'* b“ rl,Kl . m* , ‘ ? rful h* , ' t JJ" l‘ 1* " d,r' down w,lh l‘ r' hits sod fanning R4nfaH yM n(lU ra dug tb toe. Into the seed told d m plenty of speed. Darrell ForgoMn <?f SAaf n thrB, fiMt p|»Cta and t for lnnt(,er. Forguson was h m. n of (h, ^ , eighteen points while Waltg f of .Senfont wen sla polnte to h |w(|) lh, , oU| for a^nfog^ j|n Brown el Sanford i ag at Fl.her the DeLartd nndsmaa. for nine blows, ■ T>|, M gTI third place In the running bn 111 the scoring wit dont In th« ,n «**fnth when Di Hnih*m op- . «K1U Porruun &ml Wi .1 four Inning,. Tha G.lnasrUI. *"'<» * “ht • ■»"«>• •"<! *.nt to '“"P ” »• ,m acered one In the first, til- ^ -ben Mhlleman wa. - f t | J * a ” f f W I another in the .econd. ant on Manager Kuaae' error. But tha P*V! *'F- 7 “ * * * ', 7 * fJJ* it four runn.ra aero., the plate *tipU In the the the tourtt Whan fb e eonaecutlvo Florida Slat. U ague to kill the J . h« « d M « tier, hil serriy. DeUnd's one ' «*' »<•<*•• barker ma.'a a c *!!L I came In the foUrlh wh«n Kin- •’"• hand .la b of D ,»l*' amaah ! ' nch“ to c*PturT f,r* ‘ W I arored on Taylor'a drive to *®v" , flrl!- '"uched Ihe -nek l o ' J ' fw " * " *” ond £ \ field. double Mlttia*ro*rv and thrrw to frf*1 Un Inch##, «nd W r k . . i : . ______ _ i___i - v - . . 1McGowan at aecond In time to nip to,«ed for forty-thru toft 8H Dillingham. Inchea. I John Schneider droro in the ty- { The Sanforil relay team ^ ing tally lo a twn-gun apree In lh« flrat plaee In tha three IMM alsth. Going Into the tenth. Hue- yard relay. The first team' •el Turnblont douiled to left, waa Dunn, Whitten, Cladato 1acartftced to thlnl by Fltsgerald Smith alt tan a good rat* to ri-nd j [^nd, and came homo wl.h the winning Sanforil In tha lead which ’ tally when Mayo Lang.ton alngled loat only when Watte In kend over short. . the baton to Forfuaon drop ) Hank Gromlckl waa touched for It. The Sanford team, navtr1 I eight hit* by the Salnta. Adding >leva, recovered In lima, to Cl aplce to the aplrlted contest wav a In flrat under the wire. o.*1 < . l,h ‘ ^ tw**n Furman Owun*. |n l h , high Jump Sant St Augttatlna catcher, end Davla,' haH complete eentroL . wt.illr.a- ahortatnp. , , hr*e Sanford boy. St FergU ?«lnU',uUHth»tlnl " **""***« J 'll 'inner. Yesterday SI I n Major Leagues up white the «ew man i« tcing tui u a a s a a * I t t I I Coach Presets u National Open To Draw Record ,a im s w ^ p Olympic Ttack Field Of 1,245 to coach; * , a. brI cb vifcfRA, | Offhand It i total Xxreat I f W Olympic T)ick Adair Is Back With The G-Men After Se&fcon’fi Vacation Off Diamond NEW YORK. May 8—W - T b e t o r i-w ^ -w ith largest field lo history—U4X ama- leas than three months to ge. It lw ts l b thbuife tla United Stolaa. wU ewaeg tha beards In n majority ef the track amt fwU avtato, major faatataa of tha 11th O lto p M bt Besiks. , European effort to halt Ameri­ can Otytople stpremacy Isa been tours and prufaeaknule—wl.l ahoot the week* next Monday across the length and toaatdth ef the land In 38-hola qtallfylag teat Golf Club. Tro, fertlelh open tourney at­ tracted a record total o f 1ST* #nttlaa. This Includes 30 players u smpteJ frecu qua Ifyiag by bring Urn tori scorers M tha I0U cham­ pionship, as wsll pe two Jspsaase, Tbpchy Toda and Chick Chin, and tha home club professional, John­ ny Ferrell, who woe open king to : the tanka of organlied be»e. complete tha trlpla killing. o S L m -...M eettrn dHfaWn ahamplnhihlp » f gelint league, which wa< Ju.t and hat ■ good chance it sixth hllrtl achaal liatrkt and aurting out cn the sea, of ba>o-i t«bjt ff With I to USX ahst-WMt p'Jiy. MIL I. 1 — 1 He had a pretty good year r«r W i n d s o r t starter, battlne .303 . That rlnam* ” U lO B U r ■ flo lf U u II . . « * « *“ •* i 0 Inti"*- __ to go up-jtkundenlly wltl I rainbows, nsilvi ---------------- om .»> m -St. Auguatlne ..POO IXW 000 1 - 3 A k e b n d Is W in h e r J r J I J of I1 :-0 . J " un! , , "'e ht ,u'“ Ne w a r k n . r_ r v u ia U w OslBMYllle c -* e n le beck on thathrae hometa, a trlpla, two 0ne of lh< |noit 111 W e s t e r n U i v l s l o n Job this year, detarnilsrd to dcublea md a single In aavsn for empty creel . •make a go et it an.l find hia w ay time, at hat. On another occaaidn fuuiut, la a quiet LAKELAND, May I,—</Fl—The ta • higher level In the trnme. |ho clrulrtl a homar as a pinch- toeut' "penla” a aka land High School DreadAdair got hla pro[r.,ionrili hitter to give hla team a 3-1 vicinity uf i'omt lUfhte drftotod Ifnlherry, 7 to A, baptism tir 1U3I when he 'JolnM] dtrlalon. 1JSrsey. t tha iahaw field to cilrcb Ihe the Alexandria Acta of the EwnAdair I, not yet 22 years oldi These small i I landlocked salir I , i n k s C,F*L r lilH B Aftelrr* ilnn'l Be*oil• ef tha avanta wake as Results o f the events were al aa follows > SO-Yard Daah B McIntosh, Daytona, B poinlk, Marsh, Daytona, 8 points. Walthall. Sanford, I point. M TB-Yatd llaah Forguson, Sanford, S polnfa. . , Walts, Hanford, I . points. Marsh, Daytonav l point. yoa-YXrl Relay ' ; Dunn and Whitten, Sanfortj S points Ferguson and Welt* Sanfard, j Thus Ihe prevlplM record ef 1,177, aet ln IWO, h eaeeodod ty 161 players, nrcedatUttot sntinfng tha field for tha -championship proper from 180 to 110. HOME pol«t RUNS By The A atoelaUd Press . Ytelardly'e tU rnsra . Six Baseball ------- S . A V.L Terry, Glanta Sullhrln. txdla Chapman, Tui! Stvna, Sanaton Hi rmanv Oihs Jordan, Baas rim ,-\* L ’fa'l.-’T a m il SM a -. Clause ami Smith, Daytona, / points. Dyson and Brown, Daylong, | point .. tiritfM Shot Pat forguson, Sanford, 50 Utt II Incltoa, X points. •'^gES Brown. Sanftsfil, 40 feat U Inches, incase, 1i point Well*,' Sanford 48 fbet It 3 point*. Crane, McTntoah ihd Daytona, nothing. Watte, Sanferif 8 Broffi, Sanford, 1 81 �frlflar off. lfw W t W u .look ed •4a im * are art i w M | , b n , It upuld m m that oaiy mm er (two txpUttMUMM i n pOOattl*. !j Ptrhap* they (.It this otyle of tok»l PAWAB, IAn boo* afU im . n l « M n .P .B .1 WASHINGTON. M »* » ^ * m .boot to: Im B M f c g for •m Mtchi*an B*P»Mlcana -*,m«n* that # p t A m they ; 11 lud b on acoomod whioly that, brrwAor itrraff Um MollMont for* bin might , bt in hi. hom* , taU, that the hruk.< M U bn kepi on nf/nctlvnlr un­ til nonwnUon Um*. 1 Bonntor Vcnd.nbery Ion* h». born viewed by hi* friend* u dht No. 1 dark bow* pomlbllliy for tb* Mmlnitkm In f»M of # deadlock. Many o f thooo friend* b ’ TO artfuod that abooluto. alw.tnoon •from tb* pw-eonvontlrq cramblo would itwaghton him In U)at paotUoa. i*' FROZEN STRAWBERRY fl furthermore, , peon eortal H very lonro oontim t wl|t oato*. Many nf .thoM aw pledged *-> on* tandldatt or laothir, but tbo not nr* " gad Madia* quality ’ f *Ufh pl*d**f ....... JL. »i<*•** V*n* aro not openly plodged to i*to«o. - Jt> *-. Dot* tbo Michigan action. pin. •ho firmm*tone#* cade* which •t waa takon, r*mor* Boaator Vindonbor* teehakally from tbo 'ark hor*o paddock. nooka •honor *bon oxpoctod. and 11*1 him defi­ nitely among the csndJdateoT FOR LARGE QUART BRICK ’ thj ' * * 7 BA*. DBSKSTEB WBLCOMPJ) «> . LONDON, *ajt A -W l-B ri m pany army au beritfoe b«v* decided to claim ap a dwortor , Prii r»ntch Sartin* New Zuyder Zee Section For Draining Lendi I'any organisation outaida of Michigan no m m hi* boon oklo to dlOMTtr It. Ifc rawly ba* rofom d In hla ipooehoo to tho coming provi­ dential contort, and ho had mode I no public comment on tho actlvh Don of tho aowral candidate. He ha* foflforwd In private wllh adhoronta o f the varioua rival campa but i m i m to hare done nothin* and *ald nothin* to uffend any o f thorn. During oil of thU Ume talk of DB JANIERO. M*y W) i Aenrotn, Municipal uatarl, toy* thl* rRy o f apm l' iJMfiOO people, hag 160,* AVBTPttn All, "^Holland, May ' --'Ab—Work on Um aoond otago' i f the T**t MHorap to rolcatm vyi.non , r « *t ♦»>« "nyder ®#i u to ba itartod abortly. SI* thousand men, uador d im . 'P*n o f tbo Ditch government, will bo given •mployraont on thf •ocoml of the four wgloiU >w*l«k >t h Intended to, rwlaba* from tho aoa. Thl* wrlon. known I ■* tho Northoaatom Poldor, Inaludoa the liltni* of UrH |»|-■«**.. and •- LOWEST? COME IN SthoklanJ r 1 “Much Relieved,n Say* Lady After CAKES 1ERAT0R •I Orpqnait chi* hda Mr*n» CarCardal, I ily htrvoua, > $ ■ * *»#0S w;v S REGULAR S i p “ gw $ Sa,9 il.nl n ff <td iL i i n : ALUES �Sanford (a T b s O n ly Contra! Florida C ity A ffo r d in g B ail, H ig k * * And W ales fra n sp orta tlon ■. > NUM BER Ilk 7 2 9 5 Patients Cared For In Fernald-Laughton Hospita, DaringJ7 y e a r s * E x i s t e n c e f |r;n g To The Voters Institution’s T n a ilH itin n ’ e Names Of Candidates Take Up Three On Ballot For First Primary For State Jobs every Office Except • U . S. Senator To Be Filled THi T e a r H la fn r v ln r * I Ss < * HUtory Tuesday, May_ 12, Related By Lawton, , Association H e a d W ill g j O b t t m d By T. W. LAWTOff Tho dtlaens at Sanford realUtad aa far back as 1911 tho ar­ id nead of a hospital located Open House Is To Be within tha city and on May 5, Held Afternoon and 1911, at a matt meeting held In Eagle’* Ball, Sanford, n eonetltuEreniny^AU Invited tkm waa adopted and tha aaaocteUon WM known by tha name of Next To today ia Hoopltal Day Tho Sanford Hoapltat AsaocLation. and an frtewda o f ParaaM-LaagbTho ob|oct and purpoaa of tblal ton lltmorinl BoopiUl in Sanford aaaociotlon waa practically Identi­ art invited to Ttdt tbo ImUtvtloo cal with that of the present In­ that day. Open booaa wfll bo bold stitution, via., tha eatahUahment in tho aftorwooi botwoon tbo horn and support of a non-sectarian of I and I o’clock and la tho i n hospital for the ilck and afflicted nine hatwaaa tho hours of T and I of fit* City of Sanford and R* **• o’clock. Tbo ganoral public it 1»vlted. cinity. . >■ Graduate nurses will conduct live record* available are aome- As Hospital Day HERE’S CHANCE TO HELP FAMILY TRYING TO KEEP OFF THE DOLE Do you want to help n daotttate Sanford family which la tryinr to got along without going an government relief! If yon do, get In touch with Mies Dorothy Lamb, county nurse, whose office la In the Court House. I Mias Lamb says that this fondly censiita of a man and hU wife, air children, five ef wtmn are in school, and their grandmother. First Accounts They n't work and are trying to make their own tiring, bat are turning a _____ hard______ timeI * ln w g it MU* I a m ib lays they Filed With do not have enough to eat, and tho children oftAf have to go bod without any supper. 2 More Statements One of them, aha soya, sleep# on a bed without any matRequired By Law trees, because there ia ao mattreos and the family hasn’t money enough to buy one. \ Sanford people wlio appreciate the predicament of this Candidates In Seminole_____ _ family and who admire their efforts te try to support thomfor public office hare already ■pent 17431.19, according to their. .selves, are asked by Miss tomb to assist thdm by donating foo<t and clothing, or other things ouch as mattresses, which ■worn italementa filed this week might be of help. in tho office o f O. P. Herndon, Anyone wishing to make a contribution may gst In touch clerk o f courts, and the first pri-1 wary la morn tkan three weeks ^ Witts .Visa tomb by telephoning 141 or 194-J. rVmatlons will aleo be gratefully received at tbo Cbunty Nurses heedquar•woy. ten In tho Court House. None of tho fjrat statement* Hat subscription*. hot tha law yrgeidas S i"— :— ------r Party May Nominate Men For Trammell Seat Successor To Hie Late , Record Crossing Senator Is To Be Chosen At General ' OfAtlanticMade Election In The Fall By Big Zeppelin To Be B~ ^ ^ .. Hlndenburg Arrived Lakeland Monday At Lakehurst At Funeral Train Wifl 5:23 A. M. Today I*eave Washington tJOGFHURST, N. J , May Tomorrow Morning (Ah—The IMndenharg, newot and largest icpplin, complete her T A L L A H A S S E E , Mfty •• first trip across the North Atlsnll- — (AP)— Capital *ttoro#y» today In the record time of fll # n « . with these column* of hour* and 53 minute*. The giant today salt! tho . Stiita Demd* ^tamea, will be bended to votship «ss moored at the naval air erntic and Republican Exoo•re in the first Democratic base here at 8:23 thla morning. II utlvp cormnltteea to be elect­ nrihiatt Jana 2» what Incomplete but It appear* T ™ * " U,r~ « h ',Unt’ left Frledrichshafen Wednesday st ed In June in the second prtit v ___ Va i showing and " t ^ n -w record fo r . l i e 3:30 In the afternoon, fo lowing mnry will have thb power to F,r“ u ^ ' ‘htaVof zZroZ'zzz « ; » o f th e Totinjr sheet w hich Mabel Laughton) “• waa treasurer mortal rooms equipped by various ehlplng lanes serosa tho North At­ nnme pnrty nominee* for b eers tb s names c l cmhH- and Mre. A- T, Roaaattsr'a name tho office of United State* Mothers Of Veterans lantic. organ las* ions. Mrs. CHaabeth dstes fo r nomination. On appears on one of the early paBanda And Fiddlers The Illndenbarg did not pass nenntor, .left vacant by tM |9 H ’t t It wfU Ini pan aa chairman of the Asso­ Jameson, manager of tho Institu­ Invited To Attend over American soil until It skirled drath of Park Trammtll In W a A -. To Also Play For tion, aald that tho oxygon tent dip of paper Iasi night. Governor Mrs. H. II. Papworth will proeVy prove o f the greatest tong Island and cruised over New Ington Specia l Exercises tto second primary ciation. P u b l i c Audience York City Just a* dawn lighted the Sholta may appoint a.aoeraoaed. then vtl) bo only waa also treasurer during tha interest. This meat modern piece who would aerva until the e f f k g ' In tko v»- early days of the Associated,. of equipment was oddad'oedy 10 Sunday Is Mother’* Day and rty. The best speakers in chapters A lending craw o f trained Is filled by the electorate at probably succeeding Mrs. F«rnald.| days ago, but It has already been Tbo otbon will hov* of- the Future Farmers o f Ameri­ a program will be given st 8 sailors of the United Btatea Navy NovrmbcrSi general election. It teems that this Association H i to aao. ca In seven towns In tho seventh o'clock tomorrow evening In the sided by 50 Chilians brought the did not purchase or erect n build-‘ '“Much other equipment aa well Th* person elected In November toko Front ahlp safely lo ground here. of 1S1 candidate* for district will engage in 0 public Legion Hut on would lake office In January to Ing and hence did not enter to- •» room ia needed by tho Boulevard by Campbell-tossing otfflcoo will oppoor on I peaking eonteat In the assembly While a doten airplanes circled serve until ID41 when TrammoUll ' lively Into tho operation of o boo-. Hospital, end T. W. Lawton, preslIn addition, thorn lull of City Hall at 7:30 o’clctk Pool of the American Legion In above, Dr. Hugo Eckener, famous di-year term expires. In addi­ plUL It did, however, througu •d"n*\ *ud ottor members o f the honor of tho mothers of veterans i of enndidotoo for CITY NEWS BRIEFS this evening. The winner of the dirlglb'e designer, leaned out of tion to Democratic and Rtpublteas’ tho fira districts contest will represent the dls- and son* of veterans. The Legion the control cabin and waved a nominee* named by party accumulate land and stocks and f ^ oppwrtM|t_ ofr(nd Auxiliary will assist In present­ greeting lo a welcoming throng wbldi will nMonr on bolloU with, trict In the etate meet. The weather: Fair tonight a ttve committee*, any IndepeadmW aaaota were Those assets te make n thorough la Uib dUtnota, nod names of of 8,000. The landing completed . An admlselon charge of 28 ing the program. Sunday. , to Ike me northwest candidate for offlca could haVO Due to the limited capacity of the first of ■ series of commercial , caadMetea far district de'agatea turned over to tho Ferns ld- Investigation et tha Institution. Florida: Fair tonight, Sunday cent, will bo made and tha pub- the Hut, only the mothers of Langhton Mamortal Hospital Aatrip* thla sumraar between Ger­ hla name placed on th* November to tto Dswim tte national «onWomen momhorg of tho Hoopltal tie I* Invited. Tto program will |-ballot by a petition signed by IS aodatten some year* 'star. Tha Board wttl set aa haateeeaa next partly cloudy. last about three and one-half veterans and their sons can be many and America, • & 1 1 — 1qualified voters In each county. total In money and cash realised Thaaday afteraaaa tad oven Ing accommodated, but Chaplain J. hours according to tha expecta­ u an idhft* win bo Jaa. C. Roberta, Justice o f t The electorate also could write ta Bernard Root, of the Post, saU from the sale of tha lots and tions af Alex Johnson, instruc­ In the Fourth district, ia the name of any person. ■tacks amounted to 17,668.14. No It Is hoped all tbon will ho Iho only candidate for that of­ tor in agriculture St Semlnots present Transportation will be Since the time for rooortki are available Indicating High. fice. provided for mothers who have to qualify In tbo regular way date on which Urn Sanford Boyd Coleman * will represent no means of getting to tha Hnt plred a week ago today, iltel Association ceased to Sunday’s tides: High at 10:41 Seminole County Chapter, and If they will phone Mr. Root, mall’s successor cannot to but la waa between 1913 hae chosen as his subect ’‘Co­ A M. and 11:09 P. M- low at Commander l* F. Boyle or ^Adnated In tha June 2 _ __ operation and American Farm ADDIS ABABA. May O.-UP)— 4:24 A. M. aad 4:28 P. M. Mon­ Jutant Bob Deane of the Post Marshal Pietro Badoglio wa* un­ ('though some constitutional law- , . other day*, lids*: High at XLAft A M- Needs.” Speaker, from Tbs program wtU to as fol­ derstood today to have been se­ yera said It might to poralhla for aa’^^hmbrar'^Htf^S^’^msgbt te aad 11:4« P. M- low at A19 A. UJWns aad their subjects will be lows! ’ •' ’ Sanford on June Increase tha fund-for aanUnoiag M. aad 1:11 P. M. lected for the post of viceroy of the state executive committee* aa follows: Apopka, Oscar Vick- "America," Assembly, V , 1919, for tha purpose ef can­ Ethiopia—<he first viceroy In to call a special nominating prt- 11‘ Salvation Army tharUaUe work art, Jr., “ Farm Conservation": Invocation, The Rev. J, B. Root Italian history. Proclomatlan of mary to bo bald on Juno 21 *k I tho parade. Tho winner I aldering a hospital proposition and another year. Beat A charcoal burner act fire In betond, Tom 8 lewart, “ Self-Re­ Post chaplain. his apolntmsnt It expected to be tho same time as tto second pri­ tho Republican noiai- the organisation of the now toe- ported to bnvo been toady, and an Interior wnll of tho kitchen In lief for American Farmers’’ ; St. "A Mother’* Prayer,” Mre. R. J. Issued toon In Rom*. The marshal mary. . In the November general alec- pltal association. Aa a result of nearly ovary person on tha street the W. J. Terry residence at 012 Cloud. Oscar Hutcheson, “ Soil Ilotly, president of the Unit thla aDcf subsequent mootings tho waa wearing a tag bafora noon. could turn to the teak of govern­ Membership on party executtvo Conservation"; Hastings, Charles West Twentieth Street yesterday An Interpretation of Mother's Twenty-nine persona subscribed ing Ethiopia In the namo of King Committee* will be filled at tto place for tho tile of the Ft rnaId-La ughton Memorial Hoe“ Future Farmers and afternoon, but only slight dam­ White, J field gooo to tha ■tote’s now fifth pllal Association waa Incorpo­ 146.28 yesterday, brining tho to­ age was dona bafora tho fire de­ After School"; Crescent City, Day by Lloyd Iloyle, toglon victor Emmanuel since the mili­ June 2 primary and tto new commander. tary campaign In which ha wat committees must meet to organ- taagrmslnsl district la Central rated on July 28, 1919. In June tal o f the week’s drive to 11,060. partment extinguished tha blase. Mangin Peacock, “ Soli. Conserva­ Solo “ Mother," Mrs. R. R. Pip- tommander-ln-ehlef has virtually ‘ Florida. Ton men took tko Dorn- of Ala year Mrs. Mabel Laugh­ IS, o h then one-third o f tho tion." It* within 80 days after that tinaa, pin, *ceased to exist, l ocratie nomination ttoye, sad tho ton Fsmald donated to tbo City U.Mo budget R. F. Cowan gave Tho Judges will be IL R. They are expected to name tto Stats Senator W. C. Hedges, ‘Child Wtifore," Mrs. E. J. Routh.1 The ]u t evidences of war were wtaa* wiU oppooo the Republican of Sanford hoc beautiful homa at flO end Jaa. A . Brawn gave I* party nominee for otfteo at orcandidate for governor, will Plena, instructor In public speak­ Motherhood tb f*r,"-g bandit attack on an ambulance BOO Oak Avtmse to bo need sole­ yesterday; subscriptions o f l> ■peak In Seminole County twice ing si Rollins College; J. U, "Making gen Iration meetings, Dr. Douglass Beott. outaldo Addis Ateba and ths d*So far aa the salaried offices ly for hospita! purposes and to bo w tff made by John Q, Stanford, Welker, superintendent o f school* Ths body.of tbo 1st* senator Mine,” Klppllng, peturo by train yesterday fo ths , a n concerned. It’s a contest known a* A e FUrnaUt-LaaghUn G. W. Spencer. William Scott Dr. next weak. The first address will In (Jranga county; and C. R. "Mother of Martin Stlneelphsr. , 'native Eritrean Askarl for prob- will bo forwarded early tomorrow ■ lon g men this ye#r. There is no Mamortal HoeplUl. This gift L- D. Brown, Walter Hewing and bo In Ovlodo at 10 o’clock Mon­ Hiatt, toko county agricultural n friend; |3 aUbeCrtatlone were day morning and tha second in Coneluding re make by Post ably unopposed occupation of to Lakeland. T to train carry* woman candidate. In tho counties, (tw e im ew l O n rmmm r tve) Ing th* body, members of tha Commander. made by R. W. Deoao, Mrs. H.*R. 8anford nt ft o’clock Wednesday agent. ' Dirt daws. however, some races have women In addition to the public (peak­ “ Home, Sweet Homs,” Assembly. Pearson, C. W. Mary, Ruth L. evening. Despite the presence of ■ dead family sad a congressional aaaspirants. ing, there will bo music by Stewart, F. S. Scrugg aad Dave man opposite tha front door, ths cort will arrivt st Ukatead at U l U history, Florida baa had Young Filipinos To Yoatordsy*s paper reported string band*, flddlon, harmonica ' X. F. Rouahal ■ A. D. general merchandise etors of Mo­ 4:20 A. M. Monday. Funeral •aty ana woman In major office. Get Army Training “ brama, that O. P. Modus’ had qualified player* and vocalists. Tho string John a . Laowardy 1 hammed All, which alone of Ad­ service* are set for 4 . M Mra She waa Mrs. Rath Bryan Owen, aa a candidate for constable In hands of Sanford and betond i! , H. Colcloogh each gave M l *ad dis Aboba'a busines* establish day. Thera will be no servtera who represented the fourth dieMANILA, P. I. Miy 9.—<A>>— manta was not looted, I* doing a In Washington. - trtet la Congress. She waa de­ HUltary training for all able- subscript Iona o f |I wore made the Fifth district, comprising wit) compete; Dave Shannon of Stnford and ■ Detond boy will yesterday by JaasH Mougbton, P. Ovlodo, Gabrielis sad Slevte. The story of Park TraamatFa booming buslnesi. Mohammed All feated for r*-*te*tloa and after" ’ b^ro tea years and werda became American minister older and training of school girls 8. Smith, Otto Caldwell, Tom That district waa known aa tha fiddls; William Burnett of San­ and hla retainers systematically lift waa another bpocr boy mikea Meredith, J. B. Poorooa, Maxwyll Fifth la the last election, but it ford and boys from Apopka, 8L 7 mowed down the bandits ss fait food" Ulo. for auxiliary service boo boon anTACOMA, Wsak, May 9.—OF)— a* they charged hla atore, and held Stewart, R. M. Ban, and by two since toon changed to tbs Cloud sad Crescent City will Hard work and vary llttte talknouaood by the military service play harmonics* 1 and Sanford, William Mahan sear-fated #x-eon- out until the Italians arrived. Third district. ing carried him from * nooa too h taste ,wlQ and with the first prtOviedo, Apopka, Detond and 8u vlct, pleaded guilty today In fed­ -------i— M ckora are only two W iK w J S ' prosperous cltru* form la I«*Teral court to tho 9200,000 kidnap­ Police yesterday recovered Cloud.quartet* will sing. la a few, tha tecumSix Month Jail Term »nd, Fte., through college, all '• The b m wffl perform prepare- York Won’t Accept ing o f George Weyerhaeuser, a detea itelon porch Important slat* offices and foar ’ for Nomination By Drys ■bout nine-year*#Id lumber fortune hair. W. Given Army Officer term* In th* United States chain when they arrested John­ _ ‘•tom* subject to eervTampan Who Missed 1 1 * ■ w a s o n b o t h e o u n u v He capped his long poblte caraee Af/J NASHVILLE, Tawu, May 9 ~ - ny ADon, negro toy, who wa* W,#w- At eighteen. WAmNOTON,” May \ by sponsoring the bill that aattortrying to sail some of them. “Bank Night” 0ft1 )— Explaining why to rtfntsd Prixe; Justlce O'Donoghue of the District L bitch ^ th#InjBBthe lor r*M rr- ‘ tho pong’s nominetiau for rice Some o f the choir* have been Iced building th* United SUtoa After ble regular Judga iE. E. Cushman lifted his of Columbia Suprema Court sen •nny Urn young man will enter president. S*rgt. Alvta C. York, Ideatitled sad clalmsd by their Asks *3,000 In Suit head and looked qulfolrally at tenced Col. Joseph I. McMullen, Navy up to foil London treaty strength. He was an aawavering tbs reoerra fo m o until be U 10. the World War tors, sold tore rightful owner* but there are him. Mahan tho repeated In a veteran army lawyer, to six TAMPA. May V —Suit for «3.- louder tons, "guilty." Judge Cush­ months Imprisonment and $14K>0 supporter of New Deal policies. rogaUtions, school that *lf I over m for u jte ta g , sight ethers at headquarters JHa othor Senate Interests wet* DO was filed In circuit court man than sentenced him to 60 fine for Illegally accepting com­ it will to va the Democratic awaiting identification. yesterday against Gulf Theater*, year* en sack count. Th* sentence pensation from n private firm. II• food control, river and to: ticket.". Bseldonoa property at the Inc, operator* of tho Tampa, was to HtNtU Island penitentiary overruled a motion for n new highway aid, rate ran’a aid, T a e s Democratic first, last deposit guarantee, relief, aoothweat earner of Ninth Street bp W, A. Rico, whose name was in Puget Sound near here. sqd all tho tluir." to triaL measures to establish tha sad Das Avenue was sold ya* cnDod ot “ bank night" May 1 glades National Park and to terday by Lsttia V. Hettinger of who missed tto pot of 11850 fruit grawara of Ate state. Center, Pfc, to Herman O. Long bp on# minute, ■wording to an Trammell, a h u rq a u s with t f Liverpool, Pm Twot -late -la ■toteMSto' > Wvsf a dark curly hair, took Tory Altamonte Springs were told by ir to » crowd waiting part In Sonata debates. Hte X. Murray to Rlcbsrd ■t the Umo-f active pariielpaUoa te flow cu salon, perhaps, was hte ' ’Pleas# to ftoaurad that this |your letter of March 20th, to tha Ing with Jamas A. Rand af Chief Mack Cleveland of the Allotment For (tho U. ft. War) department la I President, signed Jointly by Mrm •curl In hte first term* te of th*' Bernice B. Fish, president, en- th* Laagto of Nations. Sanford Ptro Departme Nearing End thoroughly appreciative •t tho agricultural i <lu*lng a copy of resolution by the from Atlanta Trammell __ tto annual and citrus fruit Industries af Garden Club, expressing tpprshen- originating tto provfcte* May 9— Florida, gad dose not propose to ■Ion that construction of th# Fire Chief* Dublte Walks MU Ittott, Florida undertake afty eonatruction work southeastern administrator, Inetrocwhich would result U ecriow tto peasant WPA injury to ttooo tadu*tries." Scbool of funds available now to received Thus write# Captain Lucius D. “ ** ‘ about tho mid- Clay of tto Maps of engineer* of that immunity from despoliation will be of of lb* water aopply be guaranteed I ia th* War Dcpartawnt In WnaHbefore further construction opera- J- N#’? ' * * * * * ington to Joan Lowry papworth finance (Mra. H, M. Pftpworth) os chair­ lion* on tho canal are authorised. "In view ot expreseed appro- , man of tto fOWMCvatlon commit­ would bo tee o f tto Garden Club ef Ban- hensIon on ih* part of tto Agri- ***' HU cultural “ 9UO.OOO feed. la reply ta tereate of CS3 o f FlotWo . wrote PraalM . ef tto tonal been to ><aw of ,might adversely effect tto Holt. ■in adPT1 of tto ; water i the District T A tX iA H A S S E E , I f c j r f t ( A P ) — A Ullot four feet before tho campaign el second expense statement moot bo filed by each candidate between May t l end May >4, end tho third and last statement must ho fllol between June 24 tnd July 1 Expense statements were filed by the 68 candidates for office# In Seminole County, by tho one Seminole County resident who la candidate for tho State Sonata jm this district, and by tho Future Fanners Legion Will Give From Six Towns AProgiamSunday . Debate Tonight Honoring Mothers . - r . c r a Jrsjsr.iS’ SS.’M K S Badoglio May Be Made Vicerjoy To Govern Ethiopia Salvation Army T a g s Citizens To Raise Funds Kidnaper Mahan P l e a d s Guilty, Gets 120 Years tjrn rh . Engineer Says War Department Won't Dig Cfenal That Will Injure Florida t^UP) retory i City Incol­ i fi*., teatraatedto � 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 08, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 08, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 08, 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/07e5d60c8f8129543a44f7f17101bf80.pdf 81cfa29bc19bcdc4a00aa10b201adb26 PDF Text Text In C ircuit • Tomorrow » w m &m Lifleld To Once Lowtf Club Now Ranks Third With . the Florida State league below Um ajnttjr. Daytona . talandon, but Manager r McCrone aald they will ha id by a atrongor Lookoct I tomorrow. Glaaaoni new M the loenl teem, w| I ploy ID. and Mallbr. a u th o r new wiU hold down the eocond •W e're got b much better a good ormiriaaUon dad wit 1a the ftrat dial i Ion after a more gaom*/^ , BRAUN'S BEDS IXBUN, May S r-(A P )-T w o riled ten theaaand bade have Mdy bean ma<to available for m rie vietooro. Another *0fi0O i being arranged far In roepen** t you like Io o d things i r t’i th g betT fo r you! torv’a aoB tcihing " d v a n " M wtwtcMtRv and g en tly iM tibillng a b w it H a rry ’s rSHRhl B tovr, , gom clblng dafinahly s a t i s f y i n g Id Ih rillln g to U s M a lt, By Close Score Of ' '1 T o 6 Yesterday, • The one, G-Men ef DAYTONA BEACH. Kay 6.-1 Celaarvllle, the joke of Ibo Fieri- ^ ffT * . P f T U 0-1 A two-ren raOy In t t i rifklh da BUto League for tha flret two JT j V T I., , ,, . woobo whon U looked aa tboegn ^ YW Fbretoa itfaa.o d thw Cj . o Umt W ild nooor win a game, W **• «*• ■**■* *«*vo of » h> .1. climbed into ateond pooltWn In tbo C w m a Cochraw pitched lb* l i n t Loan* yaaterday by defeating four te r i » U > r the pit lira ( a n tbo Palalka Aiatoio (tbo duo «»d Um« roptecad WHIM keMml coming to Soa ford tomorrow) by Ibo bat and caught tbo Uat throo a 6-3 acoro. M/:Klnnor, aottthpaw tontoga whllo Eafrtdae flnlihVd Ibo A ulca hurlor, gaoo bp only all hurling for Um winning dab. kite, but a u constantly In hot Today’i game twill to uo.waon water eccajao or- poor aopport Um Svmtooler, win non of ail Andrew*. who aeorod tbo two «■»*» oacopUng oar, and tbo runa marked up by the Paleth* Cleata who bare failedaa yat la taam, did not bit aafa’y in Ihno win a alngla con:eat. tlmea at b a t It waa a Jiff a rant 1 ■ — -----: 1 atory than hli tu b appearance „ , n « BE— In the Palatba ball park when aPaid AUl U C fllQ fC r H l J I ™ .• 5 .,£ r* 3 Dcrrfager May ____ _w ___ . £ ., one a f Bum Ito lbrdpi°.uii.n" hJUnr* ,Hp‘ Never Agmln P ot O n ;^ »0 will,be called i t ,11m b*day hour of 4 o'clock, igb tomorrow afternoon iMttday, and became of l|i rsildf Hii f dh llardla k. 'another grandetend ea pee ted. pitched the j u t ela InBunday'a game- on the d againat Daytona, but araa left before ha was •Vra get a hnat'lng young af player* who a rt working to make good, and once we I* 'bitting wa will be hard 'la * Stuffy aald. "In fire game* »w of one bate hit would bare ua Um g aae. *W*Va bean * a • train, all of u*. But w* gradually) atrenithenlng the , our Infield la batter, and Beak I* going to gat ua a m w Mr or two, and tna fane can t aa our club clUuelng up." a Back, Chattanooga m m l, aaaad yaaterday'a game, but gh Sanford waa defeated he aaaad the opinion that Stuffy Islanders Beat Reds Four faat double playa featured rBig _ League Uniform! the olhorwlaa liatlaaa game. Three _____ -------I alngla - to aanterfM i were pulled by the Palalka team. __, K ay l u - 1rolled eerily throogl CINCINNATI. Ohio, •jtd^tha G-Men made on# twin- It appear*! Incraaalngl j l r curtain, leg. and MltUemaa yeaterdby that Paul Derttagur,1around the b a m Mi MamU a m i____ ____________ _ Ing Palatba tatemon, each gotUng Cincinnati club, Itout horiad Ma Dillingham, lalanc two hlta la fo tr trips to thb plat#, aat came In a Rad uniform e n d ____ _____ __________ _ _____ Adair lad tha Galnaavilla nine wiUi It * U reported he might neour getting a homer and two ring lea two for four. Whliw tripled while a gala don Um uniform of a major lit four tripe to tho plate. Maulo and Buck doubled. , league team. ■. Score by lanlnga i Both McKinney and llidgett Derringer, auipendot by Man* DaLand ________Dll M l 000—6 Prep Tournam ent To Be N ext Week I n W inter P a r k Carrabelle High Is After ChAmpionship Tha aiatoenlh annual high •cbool haaohull tournament -» l I ba held In Winter Park on HariterShaphcrd Field May 14, 15 and 14, Jack Mi Dowell, d|ro*iar of •thleUce a t Rolllna College, an* Boniutd tediy, Champlona of tho algnt dlair let' aa defined by Um Florida High Bchoo' Athletic Aiaoalijtbna will ha Invited to partlripnto In ibr ehamplonehlp meat. Tha title ho’dor of each la to ba ''celled by Ibv director af each dlatrict fallow­ ing Um preliminary p lay o ff Vamlnolae gamea. I Yankee* Leri year, lllllaioruugh High |i*lraie« School of Tnmpa Tampa won the atoto tIU* by defeating Andrew Jacbnon of Jgcbaonvlllo In tba Deal conHOME RUNS teat. lllllaborougVa Iwln enabled the Tampa lada to gain tha flrri n p w w w * I IRH ll tlu to leg on the new trophy donated b> Spice Brother* of Chicago. Brad­ iITomo runa yeetordayt Banura cuukaran enton took permanent potneenlnn White Sox, .I t thrkaa. White Rax, " • » , Tork of the eld trophyOn IIM by win- It Moeoe, AthleUca I t Hefty, PI.m iM a iiM nlng tha ehamplonahlp far tha ratea. It Hate, 1. Foxx, Rad Sox, 4 | Traakv. la- •»mkiy» third time. dlaaa. S| Ott, Giant*. 4 | Rleln, ... O U , «t Bonura. White Boa. 4} Hundred M.P.H. Club Hafay. P irated 4. |n*ateo totala: -iV I.lIt? Gets 4 New Members A mU agua eric an ------ ----------- A — . : • ! hririfl N a tio n a l----------------------U w »*»]*•(•' INDIANAPOLIS, May 6 ^ W ) —Four now mamhera will be wel­ comed Into automobile racing'* eacluaiva 100-mllc-en-hour dull Lera May 15, Ovo day* before PE T E R ] BENI the Decoration day 600-mlle rat*. Only IS driven tinea the Inaug­ ural "600" back la 1911 hare heenme rllglblo. Thn neweomere are Kelly r»Utlo, Iluntlnjtcn Park. Calif, who won the aw eeptU hu tori Vrarj Floyd Robarta, Vrn Nuyv, rallf.t “Doe" Mackenrie. Kddln«. ton. P a . and Chet Miller, Do trail. To bo ellalMo, a driver mo t ftitlah th e . 500-mlle g ri|d wllhn-<t relief at an average epaod of 100 m. )I. h. 3 STANDINGS OABRADCLLX, May 6 * -t« V C arrriri a high achaol, with aavaa rictoriaa and no dafaata thU am•ea, la datalag for the dlatrict high whool baaoball eMnir.ptm* •hip. Only owe game hgalaat Tal* labaaaea, rumatoo on the aahwtrlri f Jtabhri tha no-bit. no*rtpn pitchlav af John Ctewar, tha Cana* be|la team man Ha arranth riate m • to Hr ooa* Apalachicola. Caok'a howM mm to tha eighth tonibg. With two man an haaa^ i aaaouried far the three rune. ■: to o Bale# la tha Carmho.to St. Angnatlna. ' Yaaterday'a rente low fcnfotd Field waa laat In the aaeaaU te­ at** when Veal, pitcher, threw wild to ft rat baee and the Sateu aeorod two m a tat that fra am. DM vtoitorracared ana run la Uo third when fumb.om ring led wtth aha out. FHCgorald W*Jbad awd Tomu m Umv hi the fourth who* Daria walked with one tub and McGowan doubled to M l DaM. Blit ruff, Baaford catcher, clouted the plli ie r a rirtuh drt*a la the aerenth Inning, but there warn no ether Leekouta W and therefore hla home one waa the on y ocora made to that f***J*Ha oaat the ball aoartng b m the left field fence end w oathe boner of being the f tm baaebril player w ar to knock a bell oet ef Saaford Field rioee It waa brill far Um Athletic* la WMJ > Sanford aeorod two tuna to the fire* Inning aa a ramiU af a baaa on b a ll aaeurad W MritkT wbe waa forced *T Bwlndoll. who ad* ▼*need to tbhrib ow a by Cato*. B are* jtogtod to right, acorlag, .Bwlndojr and Catea hut aeorod ■ (right), alar third beat man line end amadea Ida teem* Hera um aa# hire munehlag helda another In readmits free meat. (Aiaeclatad Praia Big, Fierce P anthers A re Yet Common In Florida, Says W riter In M agazine W*, fiercer- panther* are - atill fairly common ta Florida, accordto Dave Newell, Uaoburg writer and aportamaa, who haa an article to the currant leooe of FlaU end Straum, aatilof "Cbargod by ‘a Panther." in tUa artiria, wall' U* 1oat rated, Mr. NewaU telle a thrilling trie « f panther hunt­ ing >n South-Florldn and ha ro!*»* •** k i j a boaata w an bagged by Wa parly to one weak. • Beery mm know* Umt Um Flor- Ida panther ig almoat eattocttbat the par i her of the Eaoteia •ea board hah long bean almart ar th a n from Mexico and ahot than throughout tno Umi �S a n fo rd I s T h o O nly C e n tra l 1 F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, H i g M : A nd W a te r f n m a p o r ta lle * S W O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R SD A Y , M A Y 7, IB M AU. Church Union Is Urged By Methodist Denomination For School Board ■ ^ . the United ProtMtanUim G. 0 . P. Candidate may Protestant Union l a e°ms i united Chrixtlenity, , union ‘ Forecast In Action “* A t Methodist M eet J £ S A * !£ -? ■ !* P r i m i t t r e B a p t i s t s Vote Is 2 To 1—Big Obtain*Permit T o Crowd .Reported.A t • Erect Edifice A t All-Day Barbecue! * Laurel And Ninth Staged I n Geneva! Italian Annexation Of All Of Ethiopia Predicted In Rome Decree-Would Permit' ‘Big Money’ Bill Of No Discussion League Council Now InHouse For By In Meeting Monday Show Down Fight R ailroad Seized ’* Political candidates sro not la f«T « of political rmtlWa. Group -A" candidates voted Mcnday • Ifk t H to U tor Uwm, bat Group -B" cindldnUs voted last night SI to t against thorn, and as tho total makos a I to 1 vote sgalast tho rallies all thoso that hod boon scheduled by gw Dem- ta r tly F ro n t Is $2,364,294^000 Is Sum By Fascist Army Asked Of Congress For Relief Works French Own The lin e A n d Insist Upon. Manor 8, F. Long hat arranged In school hoard from district No. 2. Chulttota on Msy IS, end the meet-1 Ha haa hem mayor of Longwood logs tn Sanford on Saturday night, I So* B e past four years May SO, and Monday night, Jana I 1, the night' before the primary. I ........— ■ • •• ■ 1 B uilding' ;£ Optometrist*4H Republicans Will Cost Of Oveibead U. S. And France Not Have Contest Than mfifip i a Important Pact ExiUTSSr HereNextSunday Less F or Florida Vote Given To Fund Fotr •peak In tha Aral Sanford meet- C l ^ A . “A" group ta tha aaa- O l f t t C Tha Bar. Mr. Quean was ales to* g lo ated a permit foe tho erection hi the n m Mock of a parsonage to wcMMlh - - - T* 1 0 ^ llftlO C r 4 Tha drank bviMtng. fa to be are at Geneva today for an all- . . . e t flam s. 10 by M foot, ooe l L a w i u s r . i . K £ Semlsne Of Florida story la bright, white tho pa>sonago wW be M by 40 feet. ConT'n“?n J V 1*® i H n $ W n w m ilio p u t t i t flclmt provU|ona had been pro-1 H e ld A t M a y fa ir tha Afriaaa Methodist Episcopal pared to fead the immense throng. I , ■ . Church f r a th a construction of a pare swage oa Twelfth Street, bo- Tha barbecue meal began at noon I Optometrte eye specialists of and was continuing two and one- y ^ r id . will gather la force tn Imlf hours later. I t was served oil Sanford for their thirty-second tha shoro of la k e Geneva. a n n u l state convention next Somo of the candidates I Sunday, Monday and Toeedey. this morning and other* were to Convention aaesions wUl bo bold epoak during tha afternoon. | ln ^ M tjM r K.teL ■ - . - 3 —-- - • It la tha expectation of Dr. - — ■■ ■ I Henry McLoalfai, Jr., that tha > r t j Sanford coarm tlon will bo atI tended by the largaat number of Charitable G r o u p Only IT9.S0 was added to th a t WASHINGTON, Msy 7. — Salvation Army treasury as tho (API—Ths United States conresult of yesterday’s efforts o f. eluded tha nogollatlon of a retha corps of volunteer workers,1clprocal trade poet, with Frsnca and tha grand total to date te(y**tsrday amid offlcal predlc$912. According to Captain F. S .. tion* that tha treaty would spur Feren of tha Salvation Army I the tempo of commerce between this will barely pay tha over- American and Continental head coats of tha charitable or-1 European nations, gsolution. The drive to reach An accompanying statement tho goal of $3,600 Is eoetlnnlng.1ssld tha agreement- will become Captain Feren’ stated th a t $4,-( affective June 16 and be opera000 Is owing on the Salentton' tlve until July 1, 1937, and InArmy citadel whleh requires to -( definitely thereafter, subject to terest payments of $25 p er termination by either country on month. Another overhead ax-, t i t months’ notice, pease la laauraoce, and tha capThe statscnsnt said of the new tela bad to draw from bto p er* trea ty t , The weather: Fair tonight nod tan far tha women. At the evenito sistteg of the play house Is SH m iring aleug with the Instal­ un°rV1WJ, i rl0 r; ln* program wfll appear Har­ Mousahatge, magician; lation »f the pew front to the ris | | Pertly cloudy tonight and L r a * rn en . _____ Hits Doris Jackson, dancer; Mrs. Mrs. C. F. Mamhall 42, Died L i t N ight u. w. Mrs. Ornelas F. Mandsan, 41, od to a M l hospital lari night A w„ u „ m, «e s j s j s j s sssr “ * »»-<.bl‘g;1S3KVTms ,,3 A .trip of land $0 feet w ldagad $51 feet long a t the Geneva s c h e e l l ^ ' . waa yesterday deeded by the fleer4 I torshurg la presidest and Dr- A, of Wucatkm te th e r lUtsT'frosTrf ^ °f 2 * P“ m charge, to pennK the wldentog *• •w »U ry of the state of State Road 44. ***°fl?,U** , f «P*®**W< , - | specialists. Cops Come To Rescue -BAH FRANCISCO, May 7 .-W ) —Almost complete presidential primary returns gays a clear-cut vktery to dif mteatMdto& R'spuGIteon dategatlea over a slate — ------------------- f y Aa A 1W an. A Br VO ^ n oag& As Pettew ay pledged to Gev. Alf M. Landoe, Charge O f CoDusion, t r i aa over*helming Majority for FrssMiul Rosasvt it's personally •rioeted ticket os opposed to two d b g Democratic groups. Tabulations from lOAOd out cf U.WB precincts gavs ths unlngroup W J M a ad the 3 BaflTg TALLAHASSEE, Msy 7.—W> —Relieved of contests . within their own ranks, Florida Republic­ ans this year will center their ensrgles on efforts to elect a gov­ ernor, three congressmen and seven presidential electors In the November general election. Indications there might be a Republican primary to nominate a candidate for governor faded away when ®X E. Callaway of lakeland was tha only Rspubllcan candidate to qualify. Therefore ha out oppoaltloe. There also was no opposition for three who entered the races for Congress tn the first, fourth and fifth districts, and for uv sn who qoalfled as candidates for the state's Seven prealdvottal (lectors. Republicans did not offer candi­ date! for any other state officer Democrats, on ths othsr hand, had Intra-party contests for near­ ly every office, ranging from 14 candidates for governor down to contests for nomination as candid­ ates for presidential electors. Ths presidential electors nom­ inated by ths Democrats In the June primaries will oppose the seven Rspubllcan candidates In the November general election. Those elected by the voters then will meet here later In tha year to cos*. Florida’s seven official votes for President of tha United States. If Democrats ere elected, Florida will remain In the Demo­ c ra ts column, but If- Republicans are chosen this state's electoral votes win nring to the Republican aids as tMy did in 1932, when Herbert Hoover won over Al M i p r t M a new roof. Interior w -* - .r s r Candidates Of Party Have No Opposition Within Own Ranks W* WASH1NOTON, May 7.-(A1 —A 12,381,299,000 deficiency ap­ propriations bill carrying $1,425.000,000 for relief went to the lluuse floor today for a show­ down fight over WPA policies. The big money was reported by the appropriations comlttei with |75,000,000 of the |1,500.000000 oroginatly asked by Presi­ dent Roosevelt for continuing work relief activities shifted to the Civilian Conservation Corpe. This made 1308,000,000 the total for that agency. The fund wps designed to keep'up the author­ ised strength of th t corps to 350.000 and provlda and averniro of S.Oti&tgamps In the nine month period until the end of March next year. Relief money allowed by the rommlttre is subject to maxi­ mum limitations on specified claseeae and axpendituraa, but with a 15 percent leeway per­ mitted between elasaet. Other major llama in the last major Itam to be cleared before adjournment were 1455,000,000 for the social security program, 185.550.000 for public buildings and 139,900,000 for TVA. High­ ways, roads and (treats will be 29 parent of the nearly billion and a halt relief money, end public build Inga 11 percent. R e ta in in g R i g h t i i n, TVfu el . : i A R a tu n ta y n ig h t d e e m 1] o f to ta l an n e x a tio n fo r e* p - A turinl E th io p ia wan p red lc trta J hy w rll-lnform ed p o u rets j Rom e to d a y —a f a it accptn-vjj pH fo r p re se n ta tio n to M o o -1,-] d a y ’n L eag u e o f N a tio n * o council m eeting a t G enaT B jH T h ese source* said th e G ra n d m •O Jl U a S ie u u M V iw e e f — Into tarried Briastk’s won bwyf i >i rial pollet t o '“mop op" r h h W f '1 Addis Ababa WASHINGTON, Msy 7.-0P ) —An amaied capital awoke t> day to find the red flag of communism flying over the hu-fo marble temple of the 8uprome Court . 1 Apparently raised In the night by a prankster, the emble n ■truck consternation Into the ranks of the Supreme Court guard, picked men assigned to the duty to protect tha dignity of tha nation’s highest tribunal. Frantically, the guards and po­ lice struggled for an hour and a half without success to get the flaming emblem down. Finally firemen mounted an extension ladder and touched the flag with a gasollns torch tied to the end of a long pole. The fleg was destroyed. O - l t V ' M . t ___ »L « . . . as . The government began a wMu hunt for the prankster who voted for tho Rspubllcan prtaldsn- raised the - banner bearing a tlal nominee. hammer and sickle. With the national political eonvtnllona scheduled for next month, State Plant Board political obeervera said, Florida’s 14 votes a t tho Democratic no­ Can Fix Pest Zones tional eoevontlon will be cast for tha ro-nomination of President Roosevelt, The delegation, however, will bo ootorineU d. Republics* delegates from tho State a t torga ateo will ba uolnSupreme Court. Tha decision gave the board the fight tfi send Ite agents Into prop, erty owned by Gerlsml Rkharson and others In Key West where an Infestation of black fly on citrus tress was. found some Urns ago. Richardson and others refused to allow plant board agents to en­ ter tbetr property In carrying on a campaign of eradication against running, the Florida delegatee may tbs fly. Tha board obtained an In­ thsn cwtteh thalr votes to somo junction prsveiAlog Interfsrencs with Ita agents, sod ths Buprsrps Another P al Of K arpis’ Taken ! Federal Age CLEVELAND, May T— ' Harry Campbell, $4, limping crony of Alvin Karpis, arstwhlto.; public enemy number o m , and ‘ two others fell Into a fednasl agents trap at Toledo at dawn today and waa captured like kla 1 gangland leader a week eg* | a j New Orleans without firing , A shot. His capture was parooonltp made by J, Edgar Hoover and a , squad of bureau of Invsatlgatlon ■gents. Hoover flew hero after t the capture and said Campbell to 4 already on hie way to 8L Paul to face kidnaping thargea In the Edward Bremer abduction . ease. Taken with Campbell, told , Hoover, was a 19-year-eld g u t who claimed to b« CampbelFa wife. In e simultaneous raid on so- « other apartment, federal ggrnto apprehended S e a Coker, do•ribed by Hoover as a arino* figure to tha decimated Xarpttt «an»After posting men about the spertment building to the nights Hoover end hie squad United Campbell ss be and th a gfel , came out, presumably leav ttg I Toledo,. Florida Kidnaper Is Sentenced Td P i PENSACOLA, May ' Te-d Federal Judge A. V. Long fenced Homer Porker to s e r years In prison on his atel guilty to a charge of udm Fred Welkins, Msriaaaa to driver, on Apr. 84. » fl appealed. Tranuneirs Condition Contboes A s Serious Lake W ales Given LOCAL WEA' Marker By D. A . R. e r LABS WALES, May 7 , - A i a part of a national maveawnt, tha Lakq Wales Chapter of the " " i ' UT ' ' 'JZGZ' ►toriymy i 1II J a iM ra w,•j nf W tf 1 W Tiihii* 1" Ajsi jS ^ e » ' T s t Boosball. S f f lV ,. b rtu U riel shea g ^ ek*9 a weekend ■ tiU H d . WrfcUk w a a r i J "aa. Ninth in th i t o i W i conanibkg ° i, 1w ----- plre. This accompllahod fa ri. v, Italians said, would permit of W League discussion. Today the Italian newt serried reported the Fascist army of ato -J cupatlon took chargo Of tha 'J French-owned Addia Ababa-DJl* ‘3 bout) railroad from tha Negos''* former capital to tha b o ta d iry . 4 of French Somaliland. Nona*! Oj service waa resumed. W hatiW Ja aeiiure Is to be permaneat WM '/ not known, but only today the t French government let It ha. «1 -known It will not roltequlsh ah this time Ite righto to the Una. Simultaneously, ltalyjs armloa * tetlsa psassalad s town ovsikar te. the City of Lake Wales this monw lax. Dl A* ft. than tar* thrftDfllini the United Btetea arc erecting town markaro, and markers doe- \ �i Sanford' iM Herald <m t B o n u sM en ♦8TEENTI! I^OPrOFi 1- a u M l n m i a « ) s io L B Sk^wa purchase A new AfcL. U usual, too.to*- w w -K ha M b a b iih ta M tir two, just to shorn that “Callm# Ha prSUw) to oust the present superintendent," iijri the Clermont Press. "A ll are trained and well-qualified, but after care­ ful Investigation the Press recommends to voter* of thl* gig qmsg, gn section Colin English, the principal of the Oeaja Public ■ability swfMfwg of a grower to obtain ilka Schools, as the one best fitted to step Into the State Soper* roll maWaar* of tala* from Ms Intendency and start action which will ralM Florid* front fort* hinges altlnsaUty on the** its. dlsjrrseal uV.pmeent. posUh)mo>*»Bllr plae**hr edoeaHwJr 'lhrrr■farto^n,•' "Colin D. English is a man In lower middle age. He Admitting tkat there ara oth»r Important roruldrrotlons hi the has spent a lifetime In school work, filling every position handling of fralt, Mr. Pltklngton from a teacher to principal of the large system of Ocali •ay* that “qnaHty, grading end and formerly Fort Myers. , He was educated for aehool packing absolutely limit alt the work and has kept abreast of the times by Constant study rest." He pointed oat th a t he had to acquaint himself with changing condition*, He U firm made thl* statement a good many In administration, has rcmnircefulness In planning, end hi" year* ago and Is, this spring, of the »«me opinion." TRUM OAY. MAY 7, ISM personality Is one which will «nrn the liking and confidence “Still “Quality •* the foindatioh of of nil who know him. He is a native of Florida, as were xorcceeful effort In troth advert!* #A t*W U .L , TO A both his parents. tag and telling. Quality create. ‘ WINGED HOUSE "The Press commends him to voters of this section ns ■ vital Interest In thr product all along the line. It right y hehtgi Witney, my paayl Ptonge U ra- the man best qualified to lift Florida from 99th place pride to the grower hltoeelf and In national education, und reminds voters that despite ail stimulate* him to still p retire #f ' glows higher— Tbs w trld’s on firs of tho excitement which surrounds the campaigns for va­ fort with corrasponUng better re Aad no safe place for silver hoofs rious other offices, tho sehool standard/* of this state suit*. I t ........................................ .to stay. place the anperintendrncy of education upon n level with vkslUy vitality btu> advrrUalng effort W * cool and adder, though your equal Importance of the governor's chair or a seat in Con- and marketing tervlct and It a t­ \ rider tracts, Interest and hold, bo'b ?ress, 1 tmnttot b# tod*y the dewier and thn consumer, h" “Vote for Colin D. English and let’s get out of .19th For 1 pm fettered to sn earthly of serve, | while pointing out -that place." .• . brf*. ■ ' ' "— tho efforts of the Klorlle Citrus Wc do not know Mr. English personally, but he ccr- Commission to encourage tinfhjt you, plunge higher!— Thera's Hue beyond the gray. tnlnlv Hounds goorl nnd everyone has a nlcw word to any growing of quality citrus fruit, T hai when the wrick's oone bum- for him. deserved much praiao from mem- t*ht t a TSl the constitution*llty of PWA kh w««M ind. Is particular, to block mora tfis O 0kM bcd of Um edit to the government lies In the fact that 'ka Naw U ta h entire piwer progrtai Is bedded ' straight for a Tupresnt Coart te a t Them Ik little doubt of that, fit* Court Itself mode it dear | '« thd beginning th it the csvi Could not atop there. : The choice of counsel oil both s Eagle. And th* IW a fight to tha finish. *•*** ** .**“ !£•** i°l! I rw * n t* f« t turned to one *" ° » . T I » h s outstanding “brain tru*'-lar • buakytoairad,^ gakkw e * ! n ! ! v , oL*. ■Unktn* Ftonk to act a* d* t t * t h a t t M s I , i |#f foon»*l m d gave him two be^W of the dtruu Indus try, gro*erv and shippers alke. r(’oiu latently proper grwdlne, Modem Highwayn and superior packing are neeeaaaty to enable qaallty fruit to With all our new highway* which hnva been pavn1 make a reel showing for Itself,'' during the pnnt ten or fiftwn yrarn, with all the millions he commented. ertih IhdlgnnUon. Thar* w*s no . “Tba w ar I* over," shouts II of dollars which wo hnvo pourad Into asphalt and concrete, •The Importance of* auperier Dwee to bis aJucmUcd multitudes tying neighboring cltlcn together and one nectlon of tho quality and pecking sendee In the country to another, our road* are already entirely Inadequate •ale of perlihiblcs i* not a new Idea. I t has been dlacuaeeJ for for the demand* which are daily placed upon them. Horry Dickson I* the new yanre. Everybody readily accept, n t of the Greeter 0 With the increased use of automobile* and the in­ the principle, but If It I* to be ef toadwr of Commerce. creased use of trucks for freight tran*portatlony there 1* any r e e l' consequence it must to already a congestion In mo*t place* which 1* dangerous to carried hey and its status aa n Public Foes Now Cblsete-I the motoring public. What thl* will bo like In two or three theory and be given practical ap ­ Down to . Two—headline. W* yean, ythen there are in reality "two car* In every ga­ plication In practice," Hr. fllklngsaid. SSoli oasis more thin th at rage," it in alarming to contemplate, unless highway con­ tonThe D!ue Goose executive be­ struction keep* pace with the Increased use of automobiles. lieves that quellty of World*'* ■ Federal spending Increases In "Tho modern highway," says Sidney J. William*, di­ (liras fn lte can be Improve!, tplta ef tho return of prosperity. On Meg l w* passed the tlx MI- rector of public safety for tho National Safety Council, generally. “le a l quality production U fyon stork for the currant fiscal "should not be simple slabs of concrete or macadam, but a ■per. For the tame period of lest transportation system, and the essence of sny transpor­ possible nn the part of every In­ peer, P W .I 1 U T S we* spent. 11 tation system is that It shall keep moving nnd arrive op telligent growtt, who U honest­ | | easy to open the flood gates! time.” The modem conception of a highway, he says, i* ly willing to make the effort. T h le accomplishment, however, pat to easy to get them etoeed. reflected In many feature* of design and maintenance auch requires conetetsnt, late I'litfvat,|to open-the campaign with eons ■ ■ —o ■ ----personal application from JfosrT f ■spectacular pronouncement. :' 8e«retory Wallace say* that a as tho following: kith tariff, la' this *o»atry would 1. A 10-foot lano width, to provide clearance for *"“There la pe*Hhf*ly no suhetl- Most of the Administration spellbind are temporarily hsvO re­ guki tto farmer*. While we won. safe passing at high speed. tuts (os superior quality und peck tired from spesctimsllmr entire­ dht w hit he thlska It 1* that we la the matter of (InaneUd roeult.,'’ ly, and tba pubHctty output from 2, Long radius curves, widened and superelevated to Kara got now, It la a good sign be conclude*. nations) party heodqoartof* f* MMa he, *o soon after decretory permit safo operation at the name speed that la regarded an normal on the tangent*; or a conspicuous algn indicat­ nrtlranbly smaller then fermerly. trail's almilar statement, get* «t Miami Truck Driver S root of this nation's tits and ing the maximum speed for that curve, Even tho mucb-advertlasd oddrvea ef Secretary Roper beforu tails that the only tro t rotil I* ,1. Improved Intersection design ranging from widened Warned, Imprisoned ■hsAnont prosperity’ Is the roe* approaches to complete separation, and Including traffic the fKamber of Contmetdo of ths ration of world trad*. United States, expected by eomu control signals and nigim u* needed. MIMAKI. Mey ,7.—W V-After to embody a t least a hint a f re­ d. Similar Improvement* and protection at railroad 19 hours of pounding on It* Tko Miami Tribune has btun .It* newed industrial refutation by well*. R- E. Dodson, 2", brav­ the govehinrant, turSed out to g a' lltt'.e prc^nOsttesting on lu crossing*. B. Shoulder* free from ob*tructlons for dlnabled ve­ ing company driver, was releaeeJ be largely S trestle* advising r* account In the gnvvrmr's B. F, Paty, It ftnds, Is out In hicle*, nnd a* a nafe-gunrtl for any who run off the pave­ from bl* truck. In which ha had business how it night htty Iti, with Senator llodgve nm- ment; guard rails on hill* and nt *ome curve*. aelf. n floe* second. Cheppell I* 0. Adequate *!do dUtimce* on both horizontal and On the Industrial question: Keeand Psltewey Is fourth. Pety Vertical curves or conspicuous *|gn* warning of their ab­ ratary Psrlrtn* gave politick! cir­ from Palm Beech county sence. cles a tip when ahi*' told a Chics at course, might- 6* espertetl 7. Illumination nt those points where darkness I* s the rash hot returning Dodson* go Interviewee that Washington II s ‘ stronger vote on the low­ est Coast thin elsewhere In haurd which ordinary hradllghtlng will not adequately watch. th» bandits drove thl proposed to wall antlf the flirtf combat. truck to a busy Intersection ami ef next year befon dertdlmt whether to propose abmethlisr S. Tenter line* and lane lines, notv-sl pavement nur- ebemkwed I t A passing motor­ m w with respect to ssnaplsylUoy*' Csrrawsy, brother of faces, snow removal, removal of posts other obstrue­ ists heard Dodso* pounding. |n>w:OBrravty of this etty, Is tiotv in tho roadway. Dodson *ald the bandits stopped most and relief. Seme politicians before Uw ling good In the Mg tongue* of him by blacking tba highway 9. Tenter separations of nt renm* on ad four* with President mey speak opl more Dsmoaratto party. Hto home their automobile. vigorously on. some IssoOe la Ida * newspaper, the Orlando lune roatla and enpcclally on hill c m ti and curve* where I Um I. says of him, “Orlando limited night dintance increase* the danger of head-on eredptasre speech' after the HSll■detphla eooYrntlon, bat meanf Wall ha proud af Aray Car- collisions. Center separation la one itrong reason for pre­ Of( oxecuDve secretary of tho ferring four lane* to throe. time comparative political (prist tag. Democrats League of stem* fa «Ura on the Potoswx. 10. And, finally, ntgn* which tell the motorist exactly srioo. Ho oehlevwl Us preranf While all e f thl* may efrpoof what he need* to know, with regard te haurd* ahead; M Itton because he had lha stuff Odd for as AdmlnUUqJton wkkh wall a* route* and distance*—which always tell the truth, I ssakss young men great.* has pvTxhirad so many peEtlmU and which nro of uniform aspect, location, and meaning ad ■riflMMa, It I* quite In aeceri over the country. wAh the orthodox prartke. ol famwy m m m L h 'I The perfect highway, therefore; Hr. Will lame point* New Dealers Withhold F i r e For Campaign SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO LUNCH rfbT CHifcf 15c SANDWICHES 10c A 15c Formerly v t u m i j nKvnna\ im u h s ttuiuLunch Site Angel. Prop. W fM O w M a * ) r t s s n s A 1? b s s « a f s a s w .'& ft 4 F f1| hear, on some clear morning, rogttw*, returning, ‘ With ■ thundering neigh I Margery Mewafleld. out. must be aafev not only train,Uie atandpolnt of width and iurface, but it must afford tho motorist the oppar-t a n Valdes, f i l k 'l l f t i l l n A * " ^ i- r tm s n t of dosttew thbig forO sorgla to dol N*wto,» D- *<*•'. » ^ « U » y of d leS lh* daw* bat ja*V*U*» l* Uw Wllaoa adnllnUtmebeftevkr » • ndwU of Its I thus, god Doan Acheooe. formsr i Corsm ot should *p-1 ondsrrprrtUry of tbs treasury, a y m! blank wbwrsvad It I sb a i i dga d from tbs Admin Isi hsw r, tnSs^rtfy'm d a] trstlon aftar r«ported dUagrrt>n for a people that need teent with tbs fiscal policies of) * help that hs. withholds I President lo ss Walt, represent, can farth er Mg- gems | dm utility companies: through the hwrtU an. Tk* real significance of tKa! i under his control. I wee,’ Say AdpitnlatraUbn’ Insider', . M that the Supreme Court must! • m , , u „# , v . - l whither execution of tbs S B .main quiet, leUln* the I ccncantrats IU ettentlo-i rouble* o f tbs outs. \ “ governmint t ^ m m a n t contend, that M , W <aofie^yat» !■ (id* tW’i • — i f V ia �THT"------ ------------- ----------------r — T---------tii s ’ c , ' -- THtnSDAY, MAY 1, 1MI T f in PADS SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Judge Landis Talks Mrs. J. A. Blount On Cost Of Crime Gives Birthday Party In Her Glory In A Famous Story Survey Is Began >v. v) jtja x M c k -j is « t» s j . i i t r r r K j B ’ . , r-Visit F o r M a s te P R w d ^ Jir.gv Cary D. Isndi*, attorney Mrs. J. A. Blount. Jr. enter• general a t Florida, gave an ad- U lnnt with a birthday party 'dress on tha cost of crime control Wednesday afternoon at her 'a t tha monthly business luncheon heme on Magnolia Avenue in 771= ; • r ■ Eastern Star Gives and program of the Woman's Club honor of her daughter. Sara's of Sanford held Wednesday aft­ Blount, who celebrated her third Federal Bureau Pays Cabaret Dinner Party ernoon at the club house on Oak birthday anniversary. Games nnJ For And Will D K Avenue. He' came to Ssnfonl yes­ contests were enjoyed ami re­ FRIDAY Ovvt 225 persona attended tha terday as the guest of the Wotnfresh menu were served. Tha East Sida Primary School cabaret dinner given Tuesday Mr. sad Mrs. Elmer Toll an­ r e c t Undertaking i. win prevent an operetta, -Tho evening at tha Episcopal Parish nounce tha birth of a daughter an’e Club sn-j also addressed the The tea table was decorated Ktwaah Club and the I Better Wedding of tha Flowers," a t 8:00 House on Magnolia Avenue by Sunday at tha Fernaid-Laughton with bowls of carnations and was TALLAHASSEE, May 7.—UP>— , Business Association meeting last Centered with a birthday cake P. M. a t tha Junior High School. Seminole r t ‘»r**r Number Two Memorial Hospital. A state-wide highway survey, to night. Seminole Rebekah Lodge will Order of the Eastern Star. Many adorned with three lighted rink establish a m ister plan for fe tu n Mrs. H. M. Papworth was spon­ Candle*. Mrs. Jack Hewitt ot meet a t 8:00 P. M. a t the Odd political candidates were present Dr. E. D. Bronwlee Is In At­ construction, was started today F«r.QW|f Hilla and were iatrodueed by Profes­ lanta attending a meeting of 'He sor for the program which fol­ Waynesboro, G a, Mrs. 11. 11. lowed the business luncheon. Punlon, and Mrs. John Adams Rom Circle of the Garden Club sor G. B. McKay. by a corps of -worka- undee dire* board of Columbia Theological Those assisting in serving wee* of Sanford will meet at 10:00 A . The __ ______ _______ tha _goMta ....... taUaw-at.which tinn of Waller Parker of tho Beealaary."'Hw -ptana^.io return Urr. ’ K. -D. Brownlee.- Mrv.~J. T.' auw lnk • Ihe -Hostess-- in serving) *- M - ak-ilbwhoeaw el --Mrfc. JuU aaU ^,, 'iqqateiF-wery- centered* with here Saturday. State Road Department Those present were: Sarah Newby, Mrs. R. F. Monas Taiga, Diagfelder, Rom Court,! green bowls of yellow nasturiums. Blount, honor guest. Tommy Tha federal -bureau of publiO and Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Annual meeting of tha Satlio Tha color Scheme of greea and Randall roads, which will supply fund* fa| Mrs. M, L» Coleman of Colum­ Mr*. Waller L. Cooper presid­ Do*s, AI line Jacobs, Harrison Chapter of the D. A. R- go d was further accentuated In the survey, wi.l direct It, with the will be held at 3:00 P. M. at the ether parts of the room by guan- bus, Gs. Is the guest of her son ed over the business session when Goff. John leonrrdy, J r , Mary slate planning eoard, the State * and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. I.sney was elected Put riria Zachary, Hue Colliirn, home of Mis. L. P, Hagan, Park tltlM of other garden flowers. Road Department and other John Adams, J r , David Ramsrv, Avenue. All vleiting Daughter* During dinner a program of Mrs, Walter 8. Coleman, Dream- nest year’s second vice-president agencies co-operating. Hr bert II. A lt, J r , Joe and lUib in place of Mrs. F. E. Siein who wold. dances, acrobatic stunts, tonga, re invited. are Stine. Carlene McKinnon, Doloro* Atxiut i.’iO persona will be em­ has resigned. The Mary Lambuth Circle 0 * and music by an eleven-piece or­ ployed and the project requiring Mrs. Elisabeth Jimtson, guest Engli-h, Betty Jane Copeland, W. H. Stansfleld, who has been the First Methodist Church will; chestra w»a enjoyed. Mrs. B. M. :wo to three years, will cost on Thrasher. Slave Johnson,j _ , l e r f its annual “tacky" party at Williams was general chairman of Ul at the homo of J4r. and Mrs. of the club, spoke of various needs Buddy Martha Johnson. Joe and Bril! Sh* * * m»lri.mskrr! In “Gentle Jnlia” the Fox plcturiratton of 7:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. tha affair and was assisted by A. L. Betts, 712 Palmetto Ave­ at the FernalJ-Laughton Memo­ Rhode,. Mary Margaret Hem B°°U> Tarkitmlons charming novel, Jane Wither* turns the estimated I 22J.OOO, the state plan­ ning board said. several committees made up of nue, hat been removed to the rial Hospital. Plans were then E. H. Laney, Paota. The survey will ba divided lat* Tha Christian Endeavor of tha Eastern Star members, wbo today Fernaid-Laughton Memorial Hos­ made for a oenefit bridge parly don. T t, Harris, III, and Hent y ] home-town t> (>,y torvy to smooth the path of romance for Torn to be given for the hospital on Mrlaulin, III. Brown anti pretty Marsha Hunt. “Gentle Julia" play* at the three main divisions (1) mag First Presbyterian Church will espfaesed their appreciation to all pital. May Z& at the club house. Com making and engineering surveys, Rlti Theater Frvhy. have a picnic at 1 5:00 P. M. at who hoped mike the affair a *oemitlees for the affeir were ap­ (2 ) finance, and (3) traffic. It will San Lando Springe. All members Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Branan, pointed. i-mhract list* on existing roods, J. W. Lyles A r e liked to meet nt 4:00 P. M. The entire program was given Mlaa Lillian Branan, and Bill A report of the recent Genera) traffic flow, location and density a follows: W l 1114 Park Avenue. Branan left today for Macon, Go Federation cuunci. meeting in Mi­ ulstion. industrial and populgCentral Circle of the Garden Syncopating Feet," Clayda For- to a pend Mother's Day with Mr. ami eras made by Mrs. Ralph A. nation trends, land use* and wat­ Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. gueon, Beverly Westmsn, Mary Branen’a mother, Mrs. C. M Smith who attended is alternate er. n-siuirres. agricultural, horttetilwith Mrs. J. Howell Fish. 1300 .Frances Wells, and Joyce Whid- Branan, and Mrs. Branan’e from the local club. The Literature tursl .iii.l industrisl possibl itles. mother, Mrs. S. C. Nulling. Magnolia Avenue. —______ - *■ Department announce,! its next Fiom thi-. the planning board Aielea Circle of the Garden Tap Dance, Beverly Weatmin. program on Shakespeare on -aid. will be evolved the mostsr Club wlU meet at 10:00 A. M. Comedy Clog, Clayda Forguion Mrs. R. R. Deas and Mrs. B. L. Thursday evening, May 21, when (rB B tlB B F Q frm m p itg e II | I le v s* 1 1 a u r d fmm fR ffr II plan on w-buh future highway lo­ and Mary Frances Wells. with Mrs. W. P. Fields, 300 West Perkins will motor to Gainesville two scenes from the “Comedy of tliii! not MU|iff«irt Shull* In tin* vi-nti n nlmnly have telected cation and .ronatruction will be Vocal Solo, Cecelia Truluck. Seventeenth Street. tomorrow to attend the Mothers' Errors” will be prevents I. prim nrlo ftiur vrur* uifn. »t vnntrri"«^mn«l HintHet and *t»te •«a*ed. s-i that rosda will be made Dance, “Toe Tap." Doris Jackson. Day n cepJou a t lb# PI Kappa BATURDAT Resolutions were passed endors­ He made the *li t4*niefit in re- n>itvent ion*, iWmnrrRtlf delefalr* nvailaule to tho greatest popula­ Aerobatics, Beverly Westerns. Tha Coeeliaa Music Club will Alpha fraternity house. They win ing the city's application for a ply to four quentiun* put t«i him will l*e rl.-rti«d <y the YoterR in thr tion. meet at 3:15 P. M. a t the studio Tap Dance, Joyce Whlddon. be accompanied home by their WPA loan for the local hospital. by B. F*. Paty, Wt*»i Paint Hdn't, Jum* 2 |»rimiry, Song, Madalyn Truluck and Approximstcly 40 Rtalea b o w ' of Mrs. Fannie 3. Munson, sons, Richard Deas and B. L Mrs. Henry Wight announced the chorus. an oppt nent lit Iht* governor * \ ItIm-iich Ihrtr arc* more ran me making simitar surveys which Perfcuu, J r , who will spend the Club and severs, o.her civic clubs Myrtle Avenue. Mary Beldin served as accom­ week-end here. rac*. at a aprrrh in T.m.ia Inst then th.- *tate ha* drlr- are financed by an allocation of The Loy>) Temperance Legion In the city have agreed to be spon Paly* ifnt'sHun* mfiTr**-! thr r«*i)utr? 1 itltTttbcr recriv- I by percent of the federal money will n u t ot 10:00 A. M. at tha sn- panist for the program numbers. tore for a concert to lie present­ tha Sholti adutniHlritdori wai jnw, th,. hiirhr*t vot** in #lhr Juni* 2 apportioned lo the alatee through nex of the First Methodist Church. J " V* 'JpM ° f Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bonlake re­ ed here soon by the Jacksonville hacking Prtteway. piimary wit he electod* They do the huresu of public roads. The Sarah Parker Orphanage turned last night from Corde.'e, Unit of the WPA symphony or N m r railing Paty** name not enter the run-off primary, Chairman C. B. Traadwsy of tho Ga. w hen they spent a few days. chestra. Club will have a tag day S*toM j L Bh'nd*Tahrah. N a ^ e Petteway referred to him r»* "on There ore four men and four worn- State Road Department said th# They were accompanied home by It wet announced that Mrs. A, ter, njd achoolmnte of mute from en drlegtte* from the «tat« at master plan would eliminate tho the Benson Springs Orphanage. Whittington, Bonlske’s nephew an.l M. Philips, Mrs. A rthir Branan Arllna i Richter, Mrs. tha ea*t coa.*t.'* large, and two delegate* from each possibility of construction of needMONDAY Mrs. A. J. Peterson, and Mrs. J niece, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Roubtn Lewie Wright, Ada Singletary, J. W. Lyle* Is the locel min“There ha* tn-en an effort by f’ongregional illalrtet. Tho«e fnmt in s ami unconnected highways Monthly business mMtlng of Helen Chapmen, Robert Herndon, and eon, L. J. J r , of Cordate I). Cogburn volunteered to repre­ eger nf the First Street Piggly Rome in thia caiiitiaign, inrluJinu: at large have half a vote the Woman’s Missionary Society and Bobby Shemfer. sent the cluo in the Salvation Wiggly Store. who will be their guests for an olil arhiMtlmitte of mine from nf the First Methodist Church Army Drive. short time. the ea*t cohm(, to make it a|»“ will be held a t 3.-00 P. M. a t tha' ww , Q 1J*. r » „ 1 ’ „ .... Quantities of -Ffcater lilies, nas church. Report of the conference, S1G 6 1 1 U U U y Miss Frances Pearson, dough- turtlums snap dragons end 0U1 Managrer’s Sale “May l*ear that I might have bo in# *ort C n n f n r # l f t Jr | f h n q n n of connection with the present OOniOra Uiri ^nOSeil by delegates. Plans Operetta Soon «« Mr. and Mr*. John * ■ er garden flowers - adorned the The board of tho Praabyterien gtvtrttor nr hi* ntlminialr uliui Ity Honorary Sorority Event ' Faaraon of this city, who I* a club for the occasion. The prvtl- Hit . Parade” or that he might have mono *ort _ Auxiliary will maet at 3:30 P, M. A operates, ’Tb# Wedlng of the Senior at Duka University, was dsnt'e table bore e bouquet 'of AND baby's breath while a at the church. Monthly buetnesa Flowera," will bo presented Fri­ telscted as one of tha sponsors .roses TAIJ.AHA8SEE, May 7,-M I s. , knd , The "May Hit Parade of Seli-V uf connrctbm with me and my meeting will taka placa a t -4:00 day evening at 8:00 o’clock at tho for the Conclave Ball held re- bow| Marjorie Tilll* of Hanford has c*rn* l° n* , ■ml bsby's now In full progress at I'lgaly campaign. P. M Titer# i* no such connecthirts been iv c litl pritltlrnt of Mortar Wiggly stores marches ahvi.il Junior tilth School auditorium by cenUy a t Washington Duke H o u ll',r" u' »r , t *d ,h* pl’"°' !tLa au_. _ - * ■ la Durkarn, N. C. In cunjunction V A",on« thus. pr.*rat 1it the with even greater values this hs* not lieen und will not be. 1 l|(,grtl. senior honorary society at will tponior * put/. "World The cast will Include a lsrga num­ with the province convention o f . u" ' h' 0" » * " : ^ n s v lfr, * Roa* week-end. declare Managers J. W. remind the people ef Florida Klorkla Stele College for Women, LAST 2 DAYS f e a c o ” at 8:00 P. M. In tha ber of lEkat Ski# pupils who have the Sigma Chi fraUralty. that if tho present governur hnt other officers nameil inclunl: Vice " ^ . ^ T r ^ . Lyles and J. I). Cochran. nahool. auditorium with 85 chit- been rehearsing under the direc­ Iwcn disappointing to them, or president, MJ»* Mary K*1 hryn The event which sets such a OF OUR Mr*. V. E. Douglass, Mrs. J. T. • -ti (iron taking part. Tha public U tion o* Mr*. Velma MJtebeU. MU* Mrs. J. W, Dutton and Mrs. Newby, Mr*. Herman Morris, Mrs. fist pcce in value-giving la a any of them, they cannot blame (jinsnn. Tampa; secretary, Mis* Invited. , , -me because I did rmt support Klrsnor Williams, Daytona Beach: Elisabeth Adams, and Mise Dora- Vietor Fountain, Jr., of DeLaud “Store Manager's J. M. Stlnecipher. Mr*. J. E. petit t vo |,|m either primary four year* treasurer. Miss Frances Forth 'th y Stokes. and Mrs. Wad* Emeson and Baker, Mrs. J.- A. Young, Mr*. Sale", In this territory<iinfifty-aix | ponta Gorila; historian. Miss I Tho play opens when tho little daughter, MUa Zada Burdina, of James G. Sharon, Mr*. 11. M. managers are competing for caih ■go." -------I Daisy Parker, Tallahassee: Jour“earth children" have been Lot Angeles* were the guest 1 Papworth. Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, awards and high honor*. Paty H rrr Saturday mil correspondent. Miss Hare1 changed to flowers by the fstrios. Wednesday of Mm. Dutton'* sis­ Mrs. J. B. Cog urn, Mrs. James Tipping the list or attractive Mr. Paly has .chnluled two Bowman, Brewster. (They have been Invited to the wed­ ter, Mr*. L. P. Hagan, Park Boyd. Mr*. A. M. Philip#, Mr*. vilue* Is a "Mother's Day Cake ■■ v adresses In Seminole County f o r ---------------------ding of "Lily" and “Sweet Wil­ Avenue. Mrs. Emeson and Miss J. Adrian Brown, Mrs. A. J. Peter­ TO IllIN FOR SENATE liams” and later are taught to Burdin* are the guests of the son, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. Wal­ Special.” A great array of staiir# next Saturday et Oviedo at .1 :.l<)| vegetables o'clock In Ihe afternoon and Its I -------realite the importance of tha former’s mother, Mrs. Dutton, at ter L Cooper, Mrs. E. D. Brown­ foods, fresh fruit*, and meat* have Hern selected n* rain, wind, and tun to them. her home In Del .end. lee, Mrs. R. F. Monsslvatge, Mrs. •pedal* by the staff of tho Sanford at H o’clock thnt even-1 BOSTON, May 7.—Wi—Gov. ing. I James M.- Curley* announced he Tho cast te as follows:- Julian James Moughlon, and Mrs. Horace store here. —------------------| w||| run for the United Stairs Mo*#, mlgtitori Mary Louise G. Moore. The "Msy Hit Parade of Faloi" Poisonous wild par-nips are a Rennie. Tha f-tvemor will seek Smith, brides Jimmy Michael, Love-Elated Suitor Also Mr*. W. A. Lsavltt, Mr*. J. will enntinu* d-trln-g ths month grsemi Betty Jane Corrodi, maid Huff, Mr*. Lucille A.brltton of with special event rsch week-end menace to rnimals in N'evudn and the sent now held by Senator Drives Car In Creek O.Milledgeville, also have taken human life. of honor; R a th ' Brown, Joyce Crolidga. lloth are Democrats. O s.. Mr*. 1 Arthur and mid-week thrillers each Ooddapeed. Patsy Wallace, Shirley Branan, Mrs, 8. D. Highltyman, Monday through Thursday, OUR STORE JOUKT. HU May 7.—UP)— Mrs Clyde Ramsey,, Mr*. J. - ‘^ 4 Jacobson, and Patsy Abernathy, bridesmaids; Ralph Cowan, beat Charles Singer, 20, of Chicago, Howell Flab. Mr*. Mary Hommsl « man; Thao Millar, Stanley 8tsey, aekad Louie* Blossom of Joliet to and guest, Mrs. M. L. Coleman of IS CHOCK FULL Part of th* work of American marry him. She eeld “yea." Jam## ttnunmond, Kamyth LefColumbus, G a , Mrs. ®. M. Gal'o- weather forecasting la retried on rA fler. and Buddy Blaekwelder, Chari##, starting home, drove right way and guest, Mrs. J. G. ratter- by 5,000 observer! who hav* never 1 OF WONDERFUL iTOOmiraen, -1 through a daad end street Into son, Mr*. Walter L. Morgen, Mrs. received a penny of government Nlxl. Klnhhcff, flower girij Spring Creek. Off leer* found Char lea wading John Stanford. Mrs. J. G. Ball. P*FLUn Moors Lefflec, ring-bsartr; Mrs. J. H. Menlck, Mrs. L. E. a n r n s Dawson, bride's father! o u t HU car waa nearly submerged. Spencer, Mrs. J, L. Ingley, Mrs. '"When I left her I waa ‘driving Dwight Peck, Sydney Raiston, soWE MENTION ONLY on air*—! felt that happy,” Elisabeth Jamison, Mrs. <E. A. A FEW OF THES8 Charles explained, wringing out Douglass and Mrs. Georg* McCall. VALUES hi* co at "I didn't know I was on TO THAIN SODA JERKF.RS a dead end street until It waa too HONOLULU, T. H., May 7.— POTTED PLANTS: McReynolda, brneaee; Martha lata.” (At—H a m y L.’ Freelend, Ha­ B ^ ^ r o i M W ^ A l l c e and AhrR waiian director of vocational ed­ S L HYDRANGEAS ucation, baa announced a 12-week Last Times . T ta w « k e wQ take parts ef eourae In “soda fountain'' techDOUBLE PETUNIAS akpe." MIrUm SS BABY RAMSLBK ROSE BUSHES Hopkins RENT B O B AS POLLINATOR# 1 W a l t e r -----^ loll WUkinooa SOUTH BEND. la d . May 7 - FUCHSIAS * •___ . UV)-Uan than 1,000,000 bee* are M«ri« BEGONIAS to bo ablppod from South Bend Oberon enoony woe performed - to Michigan this apring on a GARDENIAS May t , a t Watterboro, rental basis to help pollinate fruit Joel 1>,o -T O .*>~r~< MBS MABOABVT PITERS, Bedety £ «lcr Social Calendar X Plan In Florida Personals Paty Interrogates! Republicans Will Hodges; Petteway Not Have Contest Replies To P a t y For Florida Vote °* FRTOAY SATURDAY A CASH % RAISING 9 SALE S u n d a y , M ay 1 O lh Is MOTHER’S BAY ^■*.,g % £ ! r j r iis s M O T II C H S H A Y To-night Ladies’ HATS t Cotton GUT FLOWERS: McCrea ' V S ttg * MOTHER’S DAY BOUQUETS Frocks * “These Three” gone' _____ — Raymond W endy Barrie * “Love On A B et” Don't Forget Mother! We have a large selection of mttnn frncka — silk dreaaea. and hats that Mother would appreciate. V �1 .’«/ i«i4Li4b'i rP+ i> *WT • awaea.rwa-w— cm-i « tf:# P 3 3 r - 's " '''''V ii l UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY ELECTION Dies I n T . W . LA W TO N Dunedin A DUNDEWN, Mar 1— U* DEMOCRATIC PARTY JUNE 2,1936 S t i a r i 2S2S2LSS, CHABJLE0 pU?TN M.C.GPTOEB ja b , c c B o x a a r r itlon. W. J . (FUNIE) ST Available Kay * 13. J.J.C A T E 8 PA N CHAFF VICTORCHECK WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES the prlc* U rig h t StanleyR ogan Hardware Co. ' J. D. DAVISON JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY FRED A. DYSON For A ttorney General For Comptroller REX PACKARD OTTO SCHMEHL S^ate T reasurer PETER THURSTON E ar .Railroad Commissioner For S tate Senator District If* 87th Senatorial District W. R. DUPREE W. B. BALLARD 3.3. PARRISH ROY L. HOWELL ROSS L. HUMPHREY For R epresentative, S tate Legislature tL J. LEHMAN C. B. SEARCY FORREST B. STONE For Representative, State L egislature CHICAGO, May T^-(A P) HurdirtMM cry, then they work ALL-STATE tlrea Sear*' price*' and Saar* quality. Reel and and pray, aayi Matron Mary Kennedy outlining the emotional Bona, SOI W, r in k f t . routine followed by woman (lay* era while they are being held la Cook county (Chicago) jail for RELIABLE colored woman want*, trial. house work, any kind. Aga W. Mr*. Kennedy 'h a s teen mot* fond of (hlldran. I f necaaaary than 10 muTdcraaaea come and I* will lira on pram Isa*. Good wash­ during her ZS yeara aa matron woman, good cook. Ruby W alton, a t the Jail. She aaya they all fol­ 1306 Railroad Ava. low the tame sequence* of reac­ tion*. "They all cry their eyea out WANTED i Upright piano to uso fo r n couple of day*," the ma­ for (tonga. Will give excellent tron aaya, "But they get over c a n . John Dlghtoa, l i t W. 10th. J* and settle down to work, help­ ing with the dally chores. WANTED TO RENT: furnUhod home for few month* or per­ manently. Must have three bW rooms. Family of four. Call a t night 739. John T. P earaon._ F or County Commissioner Dlatrkt M* • *• ' r i W . * E.W .W ARE G. generally tie higher. K IL B E E POTATO BS> a e p p lls s & F. (Sammy) LONG OKIE R. MATHIEUX A ttorney F or liounty Prosec E . r . H O U SH O LD ER J. T. McLAIN „ JORN G. LEONABDY ______ W . H ER B ER T ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI TRUK FRUIT ORANGE TREAT YOURSELF TO THE RI BtefttMdl pjttln M ^ B o tru a g c a la Invoked B y1-* «vDihwqmf, jn a , nmj i.—yr) —®M«h Sondey afternoon a line of. aulomoolas wait* for bltiilags o f BU Christopher, patron saint of motorists, at Christ of the Ktrnr Church w han th« Rev. Wsarfot P. Conor an, C, 8. C , pastor of the church, administers the blessing*. “St. Christopher,n the Father C o rto n a explains, "la recognized •* the patron of autombiU rldara and as protector of all in ■tor ms. incident* and paitllenca." Horrified by the to | of aula a j • eidsnti. Father Corcoran say*, he derided t* hutU * shrine dedi­ cated to fit. Chrlstepher where mo­ torist* te a tt coma fog apodal bless Inge. r W. B . WILLIAMS G. W. HPENCEB TO COUNTERACT W A N T E D ^1000 heart pine or round cypres* fane# poet*. J . T. Nawby, 1006 Palmetto. iV^-Aggrtuitn<* far Rant. DODD For County Judge ilk. i. Murderesses Cry And Then Work, Primp, Pray, Matron Reports WANTED: 1033,or 1064 Ju stin , coupe preferred. See Wleboldt. GORDON BA A. G. WAGNER LOST OR STRAYED: Blarft, •h it* A tart bound. Name <m to liar. Notify R. _ A. King. H. H. PA TnSH A fJj [N TIN G — L E T T E R , • leA N W D A T B C ounty W ill S peak In M ESSER TOWO»r. MAT SA M U EL If t0 LISTS—TYPING ' . TAL Ibj^ESTIGATJONB It A . B . W T L R IN S R N JA8. f i ROBERTS j1.-1 F o rS 1rr y r i g PAUL G, BIGGERS (C. M. (CHARLIE) RAND DODSON 'T o r S u p erv ise O f R eg u trg J. F. MCCLELLAND IAV1D & McNAB MEISCH B. J.OVEB3TREBT a- yAte e a . ... ........................................ .. ■ ■: .... ............... WAI/TERTaMOripAl U h . a ........ W t t u*LV ^ : m^V E gn ^ • ■ M *V ‘ p '0-Jd ' ** .■■■' . • ■ ' . J -T w ■♦‘V V j *,» . j p D J . . • f V , . • , - / H * * » •* i R •* ; 4 ' , - Vw': 1C " • -* " V A VtfsZr* - ; r. ' , ; v .• • • j Z ' - i - , / v -• _ . . \ 1 * ’ * a < * ! '■ • ’ . -, s t . “ * j ^ R t ' l I ll f r V . T f i f Wf J rV W ^ K . v ,,' fie 4 fW 5 �...*j^t WINTER HAVEN’S CYPRESS GARDENS UND Iff DRAWER Th* gnnh'nla* i n blooming now in the t'ypran* (1ml in notr Winter Haven and thmiwnd* r**ldent» an,| vinltor* are making- ih.-ir annual |)l|gHmag% to »<** three wonikrful flower*. Th* f Jana will hr beautiful anti fragrant with bhmmn throughout the summer. UalllU, f t Birmingham, *nd Hr*. Baal* Caurtnay. (Aaaoelal mathar want o u ttr ^ V n ^ W g S H y . F rank Q, anise, Jr, five msntha old, artad ao loudly that Pallaaman jama* Amdn (laft) an* J. T. O’Mallay (right) war* attraotad and cama t* hla raaau*. Tha wiothar, Mr*. Oerothy Oaaruaa* (laft) I* shewn with har alatafr Arltna Flat*, with whom ah* w int to th* parly. (Aa**«lat*d Proa# Photo*) View of Great Lakes Exposit .^ n a k O l a y In g * s u s p e c t q u iz z e d a t d e a t h PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS AntomotK* building, third. Parade of th* Year*. At laft la amuaamant atta whera Street* of World la a future. Tha Oraat Lake* Eapoaltion will b* bald on Clan land’a downtown Ukafroot lot 100 day* from Jim* 27 to Octohtf 4. GENERAL' CONFERENCE RACKS METHODIST MERGER •._ ____________ ______________ Charles H. Hop* (oatram* laft). matarlil wltna**, and Rahart Tama* (right), auapaatad In th* "ft ttaonaka killing** af hla fifth wlfa, ar* ahawn with Olalrlat Attorney Bur*n Flit* (aantar) at th* flail pa In Lm Angala* w hir, th* woman’* h«dy wa* found. Hape ond Jomto occuao aaah othor af drawnInn p In ■ bathtub afu r faralng har bare foal Int* a boa filled with reltleanaket. At tha rl|ht with ana hla **pota'* la Jee Hautanbrlnk, Paudana reptile aallatlar. who tgld Hope bought g rtttloanafta Bn him shortly boferg Mr*. Jamaa* d*at\ (^eaac'aifd P<*ia Phot**) -- ~- PREFERS JAIL TO AIJMONY ar right) af Ham Bhrlnga. Tana, t - Wltf Barhar .(lowar left). Chi In Addlt Ababa, wan glean a IMP oguiaha* t«nr!e« aa a for.ign i want t* Falla M*ri*y (i*w*r H) , far di(f)nguiih*d adit*ri*l wrltli SBTtf lOLINIAN V * i ■ / ■ ' __ ASKS AVIATION refo rm ! */, aam«*af**r H id Mfar* th e ' aanata air ■r v :i'r: 'V M *\ 1 f g fg/i' * �S a i n t s ■ * :$ * > . v y * n if im , ami riSto'jin dL - '^iLa- B— ■ * -»a . _ - r r X — • ,p-.*r ■■— :? • ■ >: -l t .V . •' A . fm jg a-Vw 't MAX TRAINS FOR BOUT WITH JQE fife m i P jU tW 1 — * 5 h * t Out Of The Box In The Second fanfnr — — ■ O ttm m b f a S-run land made *■ 4fcf‘ Lookout# a t tha atart or • t * m . but he » H cbaaad from » iW « « d M a r* tha second lo­ n g ended. I d tka « m and on*, hnl toning* ha pitch*!, Tbomaaon low'd thr*a hit* ,and walked on* MiI and thaaa accounted lo r flta * • ky the visitors. Ha attack cot ta Balnt. Lc,field McCowan * « i than pat la lb* b*«, bat during tk* remainder at tha p a * K>e« on* b**a on balla and allowed c a m bit* which re­ called in three more SalnU ernesin* the plata, McCowan • truck out 1*0 men!. Tha Snlata wera trailing 5 to 7 *i gaato agalaat tha 'A m Iom oo Sanford * mad* good *vory time won. pat m ‘U» mount Lookouts. Ho m a d a b b paamne* this ‘ jroar in In raaa, and with the* baaaa *UI1 ■ally occupied and with two oi>ta Pitcher McCowan WatttifcdUrfnny McCowan of tha Salats, to force Manager Blair Kuna* bona for tha winning Kara. Fhm error* on both alias alood out noUcoaVjr la tho scoring. 8L Aognatin* outhll tha Tlrltor*. ID ta 9, with McCowan and Owen* tapping tha attMk. far tho SaiaU with two hits each. Manager MeCrone and BwimfeU collecUd tb* aame niffliter for tho Lnakoutn. tA C ronu ■ an it u o a H Olympic Yachtsmen W ill Sail KIEL, Hag -7.— noonct m eat • o f - V, ' I , tion In .the Olympic^* petition* tnereo*** to l! bar of nation* entered man official* arnaof a more countries will bo competing la "Kiel Weak," fol­ lowing tha pumas, Germane took h r this regatta to regain l«n>* of tho aptondor and Impertanct that It had In pro-war day* Ba­ der Katiar Wilhelm IL Before tha war, "Kiel W**k,"..wHb tha kelier personally competing, WM to Germans what tha Cowles re* gaits, sponsored bp tho U ta ffto g gntta, aponaorad by tha late King Among tho atantriog Mtored in Olympic aalUag Mot tho United Italy, Norway, Hungary, Finland, Turkey, (loath AfricawPortugld, Swltxerlnnd, Belgium, gad Itotonto. Additions entries are tip W M l from Franco, Sweden, Poland, Austria, 8 pain, Denmark, Clotbo■iovakln, Latvia, and Monaco. Sanferd This Week’s Games I n Florida League Friday Sanford a t P ilitk s . St August! nn a t Daytona Beach. Catnearllla at DeLand. OalncavUlo BU Sanford. Palatk* a t Paytoaa Beach. Dolcmd at St. Aague!in*. Winners Yesterday I n Major Leagues lakeland . ' ‘..it B i n in e w in s ' LAKELAND, May T— Tho Ukotaad High SchMl Dread, aaagbto opkMd their Md for tho Stoth Dtetrtot baseball title har* \t m ak in g Cocoa, 10 to 0, In tho ffrtt of a throe-gamo, Caat-Woat • _______ a Pittsburgh S , tie 'i* Iay' \-' . i * Craft Pitcher And For GUuiU £ In Semtodle titA& UE * TEAM O U T ' �Candidates Plan T> Aak Committee To Hold B ig Meeting G-Men Ju b ilan t Prime Minister B Over Cleanup Of Rfleee s i Unless g n s PosH ----------- S e la ssie R e a c ts Harry Mahan Caught J eru salem V k In San Fjanciaco, Campbell In Ohio Self - Imposed E 4 ’1 esSBwMM^"* ? * Chosen B y Be« n n n i u m i i u n . ,( May *»ay «. a.—v WASHINGTON. - W, Ethiopian R u l Attorney General Gumming* to* day Jubilantly r n n y n l the law'* cleanup of two kidnap | U | t and TENDON. May ftr-j County Board; 7 Want To, B e SheriM declared that "actlflty of Interdttlarod ■late groups of crlminala hai boon practically broken up.” Federal ■gent* wrote “finish" on the rec­ ord* of two mob# bloodless raids t apart. Harry Maha*. captured is m idnight. ■t aad a huge eatgo of malt aboard, the g reat German uoppelln, Lakehuret, N. J , from FriodridiaW en, Germay, hy 7 o'eock totruer (upper right), famous aeppelta (^signer aad tommander, was •m at A. Lehmann waa la command. These exclusive views made W side of the great craft aa seen from a compartment, the msdsrw For Governor Top* List W i t h *7,228 • *bV ‘.> v .-o TALLAHASSEE, Mby —First primary campaign T rouble'Experienced as- t* m « ' r • 18-Months - Old athav campaign be filed between 24, listing ex pane 4 "■VU S K '* t e a r . 43 D C :-'j, m — abduction of Mrs. Alice Btall, Louisville. * jr , leader on Oct. Ip,.12t4. tS U l m t t lt t e d In U pperH duse Uoaa la the Hanford Municipal ^ * - ^ * lr- **" WASHINGTON, May d e a je e t uight, and Park Buper-, Hearings on the House tax bill laUwdeat James Moughton »«Sdi wfT# conclodad by the Sonata ft. h« aad Ma aaalxUnta aid n>t, nance committee today w ith a axpwrleman much trouble i In mak- forecast by Chairman Harrison, lag the tnnafor. The nano dm MI..Urippl Democrat, that the bill la a t tto northwest oornor of the would be passed for raising rev*Zoo, on tk* Boulevard, 2nd coe-'nua aa aaktd by President Roo.etains Marty 400 ague re feat aa veil and adhering to the phlloeoagainst IfO square foot in the phy of hie recommendations. Her­ ald den. , , riion conceded there may be tome The Haem were moved In their modifications la the proposal for shipping'llsages and Mr. Mough- taxing undistributed corporation tan m M th a t the lions** was-profits, hut said he did net "aneeay to handle, |n t when It came, tietpeta much trouble" In getting to moving the "baby" lion they Dm bUl out of committee. , Wd "a little trouhldi" Thai The .committee goes Into cloeed "toby," born In captivity IB aaaaUm Monday to begin work on M M eg*, now Upe the acalee the MIL It la expected to take a a t ‘MB pewnfc, aad ho did n ot. wssk. ■. , 1 t Uka fee Mm of being disturbed. > ■ LSJ Ethiopia's beaten ruler 1 ■ombre aelf-axtl# la Jacmtl day amid eouflettag rape the fate of Ms second etty, and tightening of tepaloa rope a rw th« status of I aovsrslgn empire. HaUA ela reached Jerumlwn kg from Haifa where a B r t t ship dbembarhad Urn •m » Of T«y Bom I* Coptivity. la Gaining W eight lag lot In Ban Friweleoo last night and eras beaded toward Tacoma, Waeh., for queatlonlag In the 000,000 kidnaping of Httlo George Wpyerhauaer, luwAifl . fortune hair, on May 24, llU , Only a few hours before, an­ other band of agenta led by J, Edgar lloorer, captured, at dawn, In Tolodo the long sought "limping pal" of Alrla Earple—Harry Campbell. He was whisked by alrplana to St. Paul, and grilled shout the 1200,000 kidnaping of Edward Bremer la 1224. . Both Mmhaa sad Campbell were armed, but ao swiftly were they pouacad upon that neither could uea hie weapons. The two stood ae top funking ptdtlle eaemlee after that'capture —Thn gathering stern British antl-nai tlment evoked i day thnt Fri Stanley Baldwl face a cabinet crW*. thony Eden »tfll ■ The weather: Fair tonight and Saturday. Extrema northwest Florida: Partly cloudy tonight aad Saturday. Resident Seeks Suggestion From A lot la the center of the Iowa of Altamonte Springe war •old yesterdAy by R L MaltbU to Richard J . Bundy. Giant Zeppc May Reach E arly Ton Members of Sanford Lodge el the Elba are reminded th a t that* ticularly la to be a n Important mooting of the fraternity In the Elka Hall at I o’clock this evening. ... Bernard M. Barack, Owen D. Young and Walter P. Chrysler. ABOARD S X P fW I The Preeldsat said the! railroad eqalpment Industrie are being DENBDBO. ITnroeta to bald berk because the; railroad*, May A—(A>)—Officers of heavily laden with capital chargee,' S W S C olorado Tow n Industry. MIm Mollie Hunter Dies In 8 M Year Gov. H offm an* Give Up P d WBWABK, K. J , May Got. Harold fl. Heffaan Urday ho would M t pa eradication of rile Pal “if the feato ta ttle m Ihe^fZcrfwttoSS diatrtcl S t? " -" FrT*" JR l S' r •• 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 07, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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 07, 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/bf091a1781c4a32dc0052f259fde3299.pdf 57255c33348995fb0433368c22c20aa2 PDF Text Text T U m X T ^ llA T Comment F rom h e S id e lin e s »v .i> Legion ’3 6 League Season Cardinals Defeat Reds,17 To 3,In Finally Meet Bitter Defeat ” - Lit X r - W - U U > x ts .r> > P S n . \ » always considered Ik. prltJk {logo of fa n . to boo tba umpire, i 0*4 limp* got plenty of boo* BunAar O* erowihd grondE if te n d . All of th* Jaert did not m m i r o n Bonfardttoo, either, a* tkar. war*' pUnty of D.ytona ,* Smsli folk* thora. ; ; U Z Im Back, Chattanooga aeoul, / , bad net boon at BumMy’s r*me. Ibt Lookout, might have won. Bat H r know tko acout w a. there and ' , (hnL»»hw waa-lookiag- lo r .likely material for k b Im m and for pal*. In lb* Sanford taam ha A.-uUght b* abl* to play, and th* | ? paya worn narvoot. In th d r orrr* BoaJoaanana to make a food ahowf lac, noma Of tham did not do a* trod u they bar. In othar (am*.. r*gnor, B uford shortstop, has tko unosrtain honor s t being A out Um greatest number of to during tho first 10 day* of i In tho Btete Hague. Ha wa* •ad 10 Max*- Norwood, right 1st, mads thro* tacrlflc* hit* T io m e runs By Th* Aaaoclated Press Homo rnns yasterdsy: Sullivan, Indivn* 1. Davis, Cardinal* 1. The landers; Foss, Red So* 8, Troxky, Indians I, OIL Giants 4, K elnn. (Xfts 4. League Total*: National -------------------------- ■ 71 A m erican ----------------------- 78 PLANTS , .N O W B E A D Y ... Mr*. Herbert El Rusnll Colory At*. Phon* OT*- LUNCH V 'jiV£*ft*£5j£ai£&:f4 i W W i pw - i ^ ob Is Fifth And Sixth Graders Compete In Foot Too Many Errors Was Cause Of Downfall Jthers Races, Running And Broad Jumps And Of Team Op At Top lytona Basket And Baseball Throws Laglon Junior Laagua t**m* played thalr flrat gam* ytaterdiy, at Sanford Flail twfor* a fair ■lied crowd of fan*. Deiplto th* ona-aldad aeora and to many *r-1 rtotwi th at.. the » acwrw-ikaapuo^aa k* count, tho** who M « tb* contact I aalwirl It I* moo —*---- **_____ report was ean. 1Interesting one.* Th* Rat*, won by a sense of 17 over >tha Cardinals who got r»lv three man acrota th* plat*. Th* acor* by Innings. Rada _____ t 0 0 0 1 o 0 — 1 Cardinal* ... I * 2 0 I fl 0 —17 Stanstrom for th* Card, and Koloff for th* Reds wtfs th* oppos­ ing pitchers. Wallace wa. behind tha bat for th* Cardinals, but tha Rads (thay chose that name be­ cause about half tha boy* on tha taam have ral h»lr) used four catchers—Young, Pearson, Echols, and Nawman. With th* exception of Echols, each .at two bolls go The Kentucky Darby's height* af hap ****** and dlaappalnntmant or* M en In th*** two ptature*. Tap. bald Venture's earner, Merten L. (th w arts, and Jaakay Ira (Paha) Hanford eheke hand* a* OavA. B- Chandler af Kantuehy (right) proaanta th* I M * trophy la Bahwarta. Poet me ite r Jamee A' Parlay (left) leek* an. tlltW i Jaaaph B. W idens^ aw nar af Hialeah Park, and hie daughter-In-lew. Mr*. P. A. B. Wldensr, watah Wldenar’a salt, Brevity—lh* heavy favorlta—lots out. (Aaaaalatad Prase P he tee) 3 Join Lookouts ,Future Fanners ' To Replace Trio | Play Soft Ball Given Releases Here Saturday This Week’s Games I n Florida League a ^ J V sed Scores O f Little Children Leaders Humbled tatt, * Take P art In Field Sports By Ivey’s Yanks HfeU’ OnGrammar School Park To TuneJM 19-4 First Ball Is Pitched By State Athletic Officer Of Legion . ----I Another maaba.l aaaaon open*. i/ . Tkanka for lSo.« kind word* |Jj(, prom Urn B««k. Hi* statement . that Sanford ho. a . food a team aa any othar In th* Flori.ln But* League with ona oxcopthm k- W haartanlnf. —X— , Baoabnll playrr* a rt no eseepMon. thay b a r. thalr “off" day. a . 4> man In othar prof***Ion*. Md Sunday wa. on* of thoao Slenstrom struck out three men day. for Baddy Lako. Ha pitched and Koloff struck out five. a (ra n t game Thunday ap.lnit Runt; Cardinals—Wsllsco 2, >_*lfca DoLand Rod*, winning IS to 6, Cooper 3, B. Odham 4, Adam* I, and bod not rtitad up euffleient- (isns* 2, Lawson 1, Stanstrom 1, ’ ty whan put In tha box afalnat A. Odham 1; Reds—Knight 1, Ko­ tha Daytona Batch Utandara loff I. Echols 1. Cooper, Canlinil third basemin, -• thraa df\j» latar. Doc Hardin wa* batted in three runs, while B. Oloant In to pitch too lota tq ; tha day, but ha kapt tha rlaltor* ham, Cardinal third SAckar, and ‘ from nm n tn i up a hlchar acor*. Koloff, Red pitcher, aich tatleu In a ran. Bssea ware stolen by ’ ’ —It— ■ Yoi ng, Red catcher, and by fl4e r, r. White tha Lookout* a r t repoa- Cardinal*— Htenslrom, pitcher, | lap In tha caller at tha preaant Cans*, left (laid; Atama, short­ writing, thay will go Into a tla stop; Cooper, second base; and A. w> With SL Aafuatlna and Gainesville Odham, right fie d. K. Meriwether ■ If thay win today and tha flalnta second base and W. Mcr.lwethrr, | and tha G-Men both Iona. Sanford first base* put over a double play baa won flra and lo»t nine for th* Reds, and ThlrJ Baseman ism ta, St. Augustin* and Galnua- Steals for tho Red* worked a villa bar* «*ch won *lx and lo*t double eplay unassisted. Morris Spencer and Rill Cain, M*bt |am aa. A Lookout win today will (Wa Sanford a 8- b rat- th* litter the Lookouts third sacs 17 tag, and dafaat for tba Halnta and er, wsr* the umpire*. Tha flrit ball wa* pitched by K f G-lfan today will giro tham tha MUM rating, girlng tha thrra .100 Lotls Griffith, Legion Slato ath­ kt tha percentage eo'jimn. 1 letic officer, who is In chtrgo al all Laglon Junior baseball leaguv*. -K Tha next gam* tn tha legioi W Official averages compllad by Junior Laagua will b* played on E,. Mart Btua, loop .UUatlalaa, for tha new Ninth Street diamond a’ l bit florlda Stato Laagua gam*. 5 o’clock Wednesday afternoon be . bp to and Including Apr. N , tween th* thlid and fourth tram*, K pUca Sanford fourth In batting as yet unnamed. Overage and fifth Hi club fielding. In Individual hitting, Cat#*, third 0v baseman, rank* fifth In a field of Blatruff, camber. rank, (lath, Barn**, left Gaidar, 'rank* fc?' Btevtnth, Doe Hardin la r«t*d a* Wadnxoday • (ha ninth boat pltchar In lb* Hanford at 8L Aug' sllne. Davtnn* B**ch at Deljtnd. r teugua, with Lop«r bringing up Galn.tvl tn at Falatka. ET' lb* w ar In *lght#*nth place. Thursday S I* —X— Dalstkx at Sanford. K -;D a v * Swindell, Sanford eenter Daytona Beach a t St.- Augua | h*ld*r, la tha homa run king of t » » Florida SUta Laagua, accordDa land at Galnosvllls. E * Mg to tho official itatUtldan'* Friday R; tooerd. Ho alao aula th* moat Sanford tat Palslka. . B ia a a a , fly* In number. Ha made St. Augustine at Daytona FT three circuit drive* In a gam* Beach. |f « U h tha Assies* in ra l.lk a a Oalntavlllr at DrLand. Prwaak ago Sunday. Anothrr Saturday B) Swindell record I* the moat time* Gslnesvlllo st Sanford. (o bat In on* gam*. That wa* In Palslka *t Daytona Beach. DsLand a t BL Augustine. B U* Falaka ram* when h* went to R (ha plaU ala time*, r - ^ J A Tim Back. C y iM M n laid today that YfUr having wltnaakad gam** batwean nJI Florida Stoto League team* with the exception of tb* G-Man nr Galnaarllkt be la firmly of th* conviction that Sanford baa *■ goH a taam aa any other with tha poaalbla exception of tha Daytona Bench Islander*. II* M . th* Saturday and Sunday gf max between Sanford anil Daytona nod axpectad to wit new tba gam* between tb* Lookouts and tha SnlaU from 8L A u.in­ line on Sanford Field thli after­ noon. •Thar, nr* come weak ipoU In tha taam, of Course, but tb it I. to b* expected this early In tha leaion,” Urn acout *ai<l. t'foo’r* no% playing Ma**nwl man aa on tho big longue*, hut trying out youngxUra, and It U k n n llttlo tlmu to find nut what’* what. I am pleased with tha performance of th* Lookout* on th* whole, You'v* got the making of a good team.” Th* ‘Chattrnorga acout **nt Eddie Davli, new rlghtfialder signed U-(ayi to join th* Sanford lineup. Back la going to Jacksonellla tomorrow where ha has • couple of othar playan farmed] out, and than plans to join hn own ru tfll end witness a few! game* la tha Southern Aaaocin- Ruth Slenitrurn; NewHyl Mh rkUdrwrlw the-flfrfr* Dtmir-- and and slita grades In Grammar Charlotte Flab. Margaret S n d l b . j ^ ^ ^ T L ^ S i J K School participated In the field Martha Wight and Marjo-ie, *ame In th* Lion. League. Th* Mey Day event* ot> th# aehoil Newman. I Y»nk. won, 19 to 4. It wai tb* ground*. Thera war* IS-jrard Boy*; Junior Brown, Jullu. fi" ‘ tll"« lb* Semlnol*. have mat ■nd 50-yard races, relay race •, . rU MeKa* Truluek and I h„ e pIlyfd tho , eight tMy running broad jump* and aland-1 nBoberU McKay Truluek and lnc, game* tK. aaaaon Ing broad jump*, and batkalhall David Brown, flrat; Glenn Odham. opened on Apr. 4. sed baseball throws. Only ma John Adam*. Mack Cleveland an-l j A. u.ual, It wa. a plUhcra’ batboy and on* girl from each Billy Gaorg., second; Duane, tla between Carroll Godwin for room was allowed to participate TUIU. Andrew H**ty, H u b .it1 the Yankees and William Bramn In lb* different event*. Tho Hay. and Russell Aihton, third, for th* Samlno'ea, though Semipennant was woo by Mr*. Sybil Other relay taam* wars com- nol* errors played a big part In Routh’a room. Mr*. Harold Varn posed of Gaorg. Kent*, bion-il tha defeat of th* League leader*. and Mis* Lillian Thorn‘ry Atwell, Emmett Herndon and Branan has pitched Marly avary coicbad th* children. W. C. Caudill; Bill Johnsun, gam* for tb* Samtnolca and la.tWinner* In tha various .een t. Scott Melntyra, Albert Sumr-r ed through tha gam* yMtarday, and H a ttr PatUroon; Jo* Tenhet, but many of John Ivey’* Yank** were aa follow, t William Branan, Cliff Proctor batters w e T * able to smack th* J J -T .rd Dash pm. and other* got to first bes* Girls: Audrwy Walters, Grit; and John Edwards. Standing Jamp on *n<^ * ^ , r th* ^ * n,,u onr* Anna Bell 'Shannon, second; Lot. “ opplag ''aldwell. third; and Bessie Ad­ Dlrls; Pauline Johnron. O nt. f"* ,U rU d lh«rB w ,» t™' n kins, Marjorie Newman. Susan a feat, 8 inches; VTlrgtnl* O’Bar-, Klrtley. •econd; M .rg .ro t Smith, thlro; Y .nkwi* and R e l a ^ o v d " ^ Hutchison, Velma ^ u t fof ^ Seralnotea. Boys: John Edwards, first; and Helen Th, figUr„ A75 now roplar. Billy Hnolehan, second; Kirby Slalomyar, DorU Maine*. Boy.; G ao^a Kenl* first;! o ,, 1,000 opposite th* Fit*, third; and,S cott McIntyre, Mcend; O lh of the Seminole, la th. Lionel! McGill, ' Richard Kerri- Jack Ornmnrk , Gre*r, third; and Andrew Hasty, j f j on, *nd tha Yankees wether. M.lvln Dekel. John A<!.m v'eitmtl to .760, only two game* be50-Yard Dash | hind th* leader*, as th* Semlaole. Girls: Anna Brown, first; En- Harold Robinson. Raanlng Jump , continue to top th* League degen la Douglass, second;' Anna G lrlr Paulina Johnson, flrit, *pite yesterday’. d«fe*t, , Bell Shannon, third; and Dorothy PlaU. Derothy Peloid; ‘ Mary II feet, 8 Inches" Mary Etta I The Seminole, pl.y again loCnwan,' second; Lot* Caldwell,! morrow aftamoon, ig .ln at the Richard.. Boys: Duane Tlllls, flrat; WII third; and Dorothy Dllly, Helm OlanU, and th* Yankee* will be I on the field again a*«t llrm Branan. second; Emmett Hutchison, Thelma Johiu. Herndon, third) and Ralph Bry»: Rrlph Wolf.r, first " h,*" ^ "l**t lh* p r a d t e y , ^ Wolfsr. Oscar Du Bom , Jackie feet, S Inch..; O. H. S Standlftr. **rond; Jack Denmark, thlnd? Relay G irl.: Anna. Brown, Norma Rail - n .™ I ^ Wolfer, Audrey Walter* and Girls; EmmaRowe, first, 49 ,nm' >■■*"• ■>•"» >-* «■ s j s c y f f i u S W f s feet, 5 •econd; Inches; Virginia Wedda Sellers, Brewer, K ; ' "' 1' third; W~' Special Sleeve Made For Foxx’a Uniforms Yesterday’s Results PETER PEN } CHICAGO. May 5— (A ^-Fane •Vt. who Used to spot. A) Slmmoi.s ; ; ; by hU boggy pouts and Jimmy lei F a* , by hie blacksmith’* arm bulging from ■ sHortonad shirt .111 sloov* c a n t (B^kgalso tkoso American laagua sta rt oo roodlly thla Mason. ' Whan Blmmonp roportod to Ofc Detroit comp ho woo gisop oao mt i4 Flrpo Marborry'a old suit*. ■JJJ Tho knots curled up instead of r tt drooping below tko knaos aa 81mJJJ monx' eld uniform* artsy * (\M, * JACKSONVILLE J CoAio Mbck, while tn ChattanOoga, Tsnn./ with hid Athletics for an exhibition gam*, said ha U looking forward to tba next base­ ball aaaaon with enthusiasm, for it will bo a “big ad vent or*.” Fksm* ^ It . �--------- -----------, ™ _ ^ Sanford fn The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, HighvP* And Watei fransportatloo XtflWWfc*®* f /*.’ * » yM M i't x r * NESDAY, MAY 6. 1936 Extra Qerks Whole Beef To Be Barbecued $256 Given T( ’Authorized In For Geneva Thursday Rally Salvationists Jane Primary On First Day Expecting between 750 and 1000 persona at the po itieal rally in Genera tomorrow, a whole betf la bring barbecue.! and other a r­ rangements are bring made, for m I I ____ n , „ - i feeding candidate. ,nd others who 1 0 l l U r r y U O U t lt O l j gather in the Seminole County E i n i f t l i l l I T n i l a n n l l v ,own ***®r ,lw candidate* e»- Will W oriTln Shifts Mpecxea uniuu&uy, pattM^ C.UM. Tht Xwi)) Heavy Election Poll ** >*m under the direction of the -------- ' Democratic Eaerutti* Committee and will be an all ..ay affair. Candldatea in both group, wil. apeak. There'a going to be another tarbeeva May 28 according to an­ nouncement me.le to.iiy by Secre­ tary Sharman Uoy.I of the Com­ mittee who ha* cancelled tha maatlmn Khedoled to r Mar IS — -la Chuloota _ and---May 29 and will combine them on Thnrsday, May 0 . the date eet for the barboeu*. II wUl be In Chuhiota and will be furalahsA lra» by CaaRty Co matin* »loner-S. F. (Sammy) Long. Mr. Long gave a political barbecue rally daring the Ieat campaign. "B" group candidal ra will a t­ tend a political meeting In Oviedo thla evening and vote whether to continue the meeting* ae sched­ uled by the Committee. Candidate* far the State Senate will apeak with the “ B" group Candida tea and trill precede the candidate* for repreaentathre on a.) program* *-y.i E sta b lish e d In 1908 V d ' *■u ■*' &■v -h*+L‘ NUMBER 165 obs In Addis Ababa Quelled By Italians \y r V s Total Nears Quarter Poet In Race For Sustaining F u n d s For Sanford Corps EPOCHAL PHOTO SHOWS HAILETS TRAIN IN FLIGHT Conquerors Greeted Ity Natives Trying To Imitate Salute Of Fascist Nation ■ A J Volunteer worksrt carrying the eppeel of the Salvation Army for auatalning fund* for tho year'a work reported suhaertpllona of 6256.00 lait evening, at the cloae of the firit day*a work/ Added te the I6TB.2S obtained by 1 the advance gift committee the total atood at 032.20 thla morn­ Resieged Americans ing, or nearly one-fourth of the Sought Assistance goal aet al 13,800 . Expecting an unusuallv Tha drive ia lo continue fcoairy vote in the June 2 From The Invaders through the wttk, wholly by primary, the Board of Coun-i volunteer working under the dl <M* (few IssMcliiatPL _ __ tv Commiuioners authorised ruction of C. R. Daw ion, cam­ Tin* impitlntion of Addlg the dividing of the two San­ paign manager, and Captain F. Almlm. which had n tn riot ford Citv precincts Into four S. Feren of the Salvation Army. for four dny*, tu rn p d out cnvoting booths and the em­ Begin Tomorrow And Two 650 aubicriptlona , mn*s(> tmlnv lo g reet th e colt* ployment of two extra seta of mad* Tueaday, but the majority lom -riug HhIIoii forces. While cierka and inspec ton. The Will C arry Through of the glfta are for 61. The 680 th o Italian flag flew over two aets will work In 12-hour ■ubacriptlon* were mad* by To F irst Of October ahtfta, the firat until the poll* E m peror Hailo SclHsnie’g Randtll Chase and the Crown eloaa, the . aecond •> in eeuntlng i pnluco, native* stood along Taper Company. Georg* Btawsrt Forty-*rren buiinau establishballoU through the night, then th** stm *U and g n v » Imita­ In addreaalng the Hertford auheerthed 612; the Scmlnd* tha first back on the job the day menla in Sanford have algned *n Klwanla (Tub today at Ita weekly Tire Shop, the Yowell Company tion* of Fascist salutes to following the primary, and t|,i] agreement to clow their plac-a luncheon In tha Mayfair Hotel 30.ISMI Italian soldiers who and M. S. Wlggtna aach f a r e aecond aet on duty th* aecond i "f business at noon every Thura. Cary 1>. Landis, attorney gen­ jditiirrtl tin '"Ugh the city* 610; subscriptions of 66 ware n ig h t County Clerk 0. P. Hem- '••T afternoon. beginning Inmnr- eral of Florida, (aid that If tha aach mad* by W. L. Morgan, W. Oivlcr wan rc-c sluhlisheil with don expretaed tha opinion thatl n,* > 'hrough the Rummer month* American people could the coming of the I la dsns, end *tamp A. Fitts. Forrest Gatchal, IMia even with Rrorklng double ahlfU lo ° ct- 1 Tho*« signing tne out crlma they would pay the Margaret soldiers were ported to prevent Roberta, Strickland it a*ay be the aecond day before1axrramsnt are the following: ■Sid-. national debt In one year with Motors, R. J. Ilolly, C. A. Haiti**, B. L. Perkins, Speer k Son.*, the money aaved. the count will be known, a* the The Stale Department at Wash­ J. D. Callahan, J. B. Tool*, A. ragiatrmtion la ao heavy and tl.e Nader Shoe Shop, Sanford Bar­ Tha attorney general In dis­ Watboldt and Allen -Moseley. ington i c e l veil „ message front Purcell Company, cussing tha national crime situ*ballot will be unuauatly long with gain Store, Vice I'.m,ul William Cramp at Ad­ Dr. W T. Langlay, Randal) the name* of more than 100 Can­ Itenjamln’a, Yowell Company, J. at Ion explained Thl* **poch-making picture, the first ever sent by radio from th* continent nf Africa, ahows the dis Atmo* ,sylng an Italian guard how various Fleet rlc Company, Dr. Mobley, C, Penney 4 Company. McCrory'a factloni of the goeernmenl are dida taa for tho various office!. P. Bayard Smith, Mr. and Mr*. train bringing Emperor llaile Selasale Into Djibouti, French Somaliland, oil hia flight Trom Ethio­ around the American Icgstins had There will be a clerk and three Woolwprth’a G. R. Kenney Com­ combatting crime, and aald that Frank Cormac, 8. Benjamin, pia. At Djibouti he transferred from hi* train to a British warship and headed for exile in Pali-a- been withdrawn after disarming pany, M. Han.on. a number of natives during th* Inapeetore for Proclnct I and a In a recant report leaned by the Zab Ratliff and W. M. Bayne* tino with a great fortune and gold a rut silver and six automobiles. (At* Photo) night, tascist soldiers were sumTriple 8 (irocrierta. G. W. federal government It waa «hown aach aubscribed 65; the Samlnola d ark and three Inapeetore for ■ moneil to thn assistancs of th* Preceoct 1-A. both In the Court Stoudenmire. Riley'*, A. 4 P. that erltq* alone coate tha United Dry Cleaneri tuhsrribed 62-60; Iwslrgnl Americans In ths lega­ W°*m ; *od a dark and threw Store*, Tillia Bro*., Piggly-Wlg- Statea IS billion dotlira a year lubacriptlona of 62 each wars tion after ths building had been liwpaxtan for Precinct S and a gty, Robert* Grocery, Stokea end that the racketeers taka l e ­ mad* by Dr. Dougina Scott, attacked yertrrday afternoon by d ir k and three Ini pec tore far Seed Store, Blrdaey Flour Mill*, ather -16 blliloti from tha Ameri­ R. U Robertson, 8. 0. Chaa*, Sr, Ethiopian bandits. Russril can people. 6-A fa th* Wataka bulM- Security Feed Store, and the Rita Thai ter; R. W. Marshal I’irtro Usdogllo ap­ Seed Company, Toledo Feed "Whan tha American people Ware aubscribed 61-60. pointed Major Giuseppe Battel, „ On* daUar attbacriptlon* former xqyprrpjr Rome, a* civil. . Chaa. Henry Me- menace of today, they will .tamp reported laat night from John _ ------- —------ — - all pre governor of Addis Absba. ■ b n c ta , G ty and County, but tha 1-aulln, J. B. Lawaon, C. C. It out," Judge Landla arid, and 0. Herbal, Brice 4 Johnson, Premier Mussolini, who pro­ W « t will not be publlahed uni 11 tlrlgga. Sanford Electric Com-' |||Uatratad hi* point by telling of Sanford Printing Co.. C. E. Raw. claimed to his mobilised nation Tamorruw'a tides: (Ugh al 8:13 the d ark haa been notified by pany. Mather Furniture C o m -|„ illcW, nt when Al Capon* „ am, Nell Underwood, D. L. H ar­ Company,' to haY, mad, th, . , M„ i on per, W. C. Hutchinson, R. A. No Seminole County A. M. and U:00 P. M . I.,w si 2:41 M ajor Parties Swing last night that the. war waa andthoae aelectad that their appotet* anil ’'Ethiopia Is Italian," pert went la acceptahla. A. \\ciboMt, (1. W. De«ic.i, thiit h« would quit hla racketeer- Smith, Mr*. Frank McNeil, Mr*. Work# Included In A. M. and 2:31 P. II. Into Home Stretch ed mitteil Itoinsn celelirationa te con­ All candidates for County of­ Snow * I aint 4 Glass Company, )njt when “two percent of the J. C. Bennett, C. D. Forrester, tinue, out itiret-te. 1 business to pro­ Of Early Campaign List F o r Florida Ths wt-alhcr: Kmr tonight and Furniture Company, citiiena of this nation turn Mra. J. B. Ray, Lucille Johnaon, fice* rauat quality be fora mid­ Sanford ceed to combat the league of No­ Thursday. Eltrt'ini' nmlhwc.t Office Equipment against crime." night tomorrow, and thay alao Coleman's Hara’a Garage, Union Pharma*/, tions sanctions siege. A lentsTALLAHASSEE, F1*„ May 8.— Flurida: Fair limigltl, Thursday Elevator WASHINGTON, May 6.—(dl moat file expenae account! bo- Company.. Sanford Rnumillat 4 Anderson, Smith's Judge Landis cam* to Banford —Major parties swung Into th« ilte plan lo transform Ethiopia fore that hour. Tha time fur Company, V . E. Watson, >1. M, lo address th* Batter Business Berber Shop, J, D. Woodruff, J. (A*) -Florida |irojccta estimated to partly cluudy, home stretch of the preennven- into an Italian possession already qualifying candidate! for atala Stewart, Evaleen'* peauty Salon, Association tonight and waa a H. Truluck, G. B. Ross, Mra. G. cost 1106,701,131 are pending be­ A license tu wed wss issued to­ fore the Public Works Adminis­ Unn campaigns with more thn-i was formulated, and rejoicing office! doied laat Saturday Peter Paul’a Beauty Shopn*, I I. Louche, Mather’s Furniture day tu Uolirrt S. Schwas*, 25, snd half of th* delegates chosen fir Rome students, celebrating before Calory Printing CiApany. J . W .!",*, t ° f f * ' U r k U Company and C. A. Brawn. tration in Washington, night. They h*Ve been neither ap­ Virile Murphy, 21, both <>( De­ big political shows next month the Qulrlnal palace, hailed King Elector! hava all thla week Bruce Laney gave 50 cents, tit* Victor Emmanuel aa “Emptraf." proved nor disapproved iso far, Leon .Springs. in Philadelphia and Cleveland, and next week ta pay their poll er Shop, City Barber Shop. Blue Blnrd Beauty Shop 25 cents Other capitals of Europe, after the speaker. and therefore they are swelling with Immediate sttentlun direct­ seeing tha failure of the Lsagu* taxee aa the final data la May and D. Flloaa 20 cents. Public offices in the County final disposition. Secretary M. L In connection with muaic ed toward primary hat'le 16 When Tax Collector Jno. D. Montgomery of the atste planning Court House and the City Hull grounds in Califurntu and South of Nation's sanctions to halt ad­ week the program committee Jlnktne cloeed hla ofice last judged Fawciat aggression, took will remain opsn on Thursday aft board said today In snnvoncing brought e group of 16 or 21 Dakota. evening 1,800 electors had paid the futures of both Ethiopia and the list. ernoont until the usual 5 o'clock third and fourth grade puplla Latest tabulation* showed tho the League under consideration. their poll taxes. Type* of projects In the list cluslng hour. from th* West Side Primary who Democrat* have picked 662 of French source* said their govern­ Include transportation, recreation, sang several number aa n body. 1100 delegates tu the national public bull'i Inga, schools, munic­ Th* avsnlng's meeting uf iho convention which will renorm ment would oppose outright an­ Tho children were directed hy nexation of Ethiopia aa an Ital­ ipal Improvements, publicly-owned Better Business Bureau which will nil* Th* United State, Civil Serr8 - Jn d Ml»a Ann* I'rssldrnt llousevelt. Re ian colony, preferring a treaty te b* addressed by Attorney General utilities, fire protection, land de­ Ice Commission haa tent • notice Brawn, publicans have chosen 686 uf give Ethiopia nominal sovereignty. NEW! ORLEANS, May 4 - i/P l to post offices, warning that Th* amuaemant highlight of —Fred Hunter, associate of Al­ velopment, and Industrial ' un­ Landis and olhsrs is to be held In 1001 delegates amid clashing 'ftmperor Halle Selassie, who*# dertakings. the Court House st 8 o'clock. Th* misleading Information la being the meeting cam! whan the pr**- vin Karplt, public enemy number predictions is lo the way many seven-month fight against th* pub.ic Is Invited. Transportation Jeads the list th* pnbllc by rapreaenta-. represents- Idrnt auggeited that all candleandl- on* who wss captured in a raid hlic hy Ident auggeiled of th*m will vat*. Italians sndad In hla own flight „ WASHINGTON, May 4 —<-P) -liven tlvsa of soma ef the torreapond-! date* present ring by themselves on an apartment here last F ri­ with projects estimated to cost Incomplete return* from the into exile and unsigned p«ac», wa« 10,700,(75, on which the sponeor—Tha State Department an­ enco schools Th# Future Fairm-rs string kind which sell -civil Those who participated In thla day by federal agents, wss ar ­ ing agencies ere seeking federal will broadcast uver radio sta­ California Rspublican v o le trave ing to Palestine aboard B nounced today an agreement wltn aervtco" couraea. 'event were; O. P, Herndon,' John raigned today on a charge of loon* of 621,112,306, and federal tion WDBO al 7;30 o’clock Thurs­ showed delegate* pledged tu Guv- British cruiser. Francd an a reciprocal trade It waa stated that no achooll Laonardy, Judge Landla, S. J. harboring Ksrpls end was held grants of 617,013,507, with the re­ day evening, advertising the dis­ ernor A(f. M. Lsndon of Kansas, pact which It to be algned hero France Oppose* Ann*a*lloi» mainder to be eopplled local y. trict public speaking and string without ' hi* indorsement, were lata thla afternoon. Although no haa any connection whatever Nil, R. W. Ware, Sanford under bond of 6200,000. After orralngment llu n tir Second place goes to utilities, band contests to b* held in San- running behind a slate of unln- ' PARIS, May IK—( A P )—Aulhordetalla of tha agreement were with the Civil Servlet Commit- Doudney, Charles Dunn, H. IL strutted delegate*. Dn the Demo­ Itativ* source* said today that was placed In custody of Marshal on which application* ore pend­ ford neat Saturday evening. nnounced. g n a t Importance way •Ion or with xny other branch of PalUihalland W. B. Ballard. cratic side s slate pledged to snd France wou’d throw Its full weight ---------------------Philip Alva res. Hunter waived ing for loans of 616,097,652 and Ittached In both eomtri** to tho the government, and alao that, T ____ ext red ItIon and It I* understood grants of ||0.5(3,l2tt, with local Tha County Commlsxluni-rs de­ picked by Roosevelt wax fsr against: outright annexation of cemmarcial accord which l» Is. Uw commission ha, no agents ( 1 B Q / . ^ L M IU he la to be taken to Ohio n fund* supplied to make up a grand cided yrstsnlay they would h* uri ahead of slates behind technical Ethiopia a* an Italian colony or tended ta lower restrictions now who solicit applications for atvll |1H »1 n 1|UU v service positions or who tall able to furnish tran*|>ortaliun for condtilaclsa of Upton Sinclair of raising sn army thsra which e chsrgo* of mall robbery at total of 637.558,171. applied by the French again*! "civil service" couraea. Municipal improvements would (-H Club girls desiring to attend and Representative John Me* plight ho used In b European coo. rretta villa. w American products. ' No school can "guarantee" file t Francs Is llkaly to propOM Hunter was attested with Ruth coat 616,067,706 with 6S.30t.3l6 s course In Tallahassee next Groarty. Vknnca la America'a fifth beat In South Dakota an unit'- that Britain's treaty with th* government employment and Robinson -a t Karpl*’ apartment la h>«aa and 66706,(46 in grant*, month. County Agent C. R. Daw­ cnatbamr aad tha aaw agreement -M JACESONV1LLE, Mvy, «— /*■) by J. Edgar Hoovur, hood of the I Kwombla, (IVnssco *),. with son sppesred before th* board in strutted slat* which is claimed Arab kingdom of Iraq b* nfcd* la regarded by tha Hat# drpart- n o n ^ la given, (nfermatlon reby aupportert of London ran irdftg ca r o r . any —Walter Hawkins, slice director bureau of tevesUgitlon. Roth 620,046,711. sought f tr a drydock behalf of Miss Josephine lloyiltthe mcalel for Italian domlnsllsct* aaant aa aacoad m |f In tmparship building plant, leads the ton, horn* demonstration 'agent, slightly ahead of s slate pledgtd with ths African empire retaining taaan la Amarteaa ferelgn trade oth«r information, which l* aoi of th* national emergency council, Robinson waa released yesterday and qhlp available to Uw goorral public. ’ reports loans hotailing 6l0J>tl,- ^It^otit^ ch arg e ,, count!** with petdlnf project* •who Is 111, with * request yiat $7^ to Senptor Borah .qf ldsjtg, ., nominal savsralgnty *0114 LsOfW 0 ' Senator Jrihn 11. Bankhead Nstlun* membership. totalling 61’5 ,159^1(7; Tha county be appropriated. The • temmUalon (b led ftmt it 0 7 J J "ha># 'been .au th o rise In' alao aeeika harbor Impravvments and hi* brother, William II. ooo# no* recommasia any school, Florida by the Recoootrvrtlon Fi­ which would cost $3,160,000. Bankhead, H»us* Democratic and explained that it la not warn nance Corporation, and 011.355,. JA IL T1EITOK JAILED School B ub Driver leader, D*d# county (Miami) I* second appeared t(> have won caaary for u f f c i to taka a 80.(0 haa been dlabuned. > with HTJSWLWI. of which th* Ugn*w terms In Congress from couraa wjth a ao-callad atvll serv. Hillsborough county (Tampj) goat Item la 63,250,000 for airport Alabama. *" te wmpute la tend* with authortxed loana <tr 06.-tore to vtoK bar* ha « *Ml strive* uaamlnation. . LAKELAND, Hay 4 —The] wugk. Its aecond project I* 6V 114306, and 6X»Z,l>64a dis­ FRIEDRICH9HAFE. Gcnasay* r paU. When she arrived the 000,000 for • disposal plant, and A *peels! point waa mado of bursed. Dodo county (Miami) U F'orida Citrus f>uimlnlon ha* L>-f May 4 —(A*)—Motors of tho pari her. hi aa eth tt ce l an th* fact that • Information con­ aecond with 62,06 0 0 e-ithnrlied eued a buUetla warning cirrus the third U $2,000,000 for o public CARTHAGE, Ni c - M»y « • Hlndsnburg war* put thraogh f Ah—Earl Callaway, 10. waa market. cerning examination* may b* ob­ and 61JU04O4 dlthuteed. Orange grower! ta Lake, Oaceela, Orsngs final teat* today snd pronouncod , Hillsborough county (Tampa) killed and 17 other school chil­ ity la third with |I^80JIOO ^ad Polk oouatieu that a lx-*potted tained ot sa y time, without MIAMI, May 4 — f AP) - A ready for ths giant aria kip's firat wsaU 611^77,434, wltfe tha blggrst dren war* hurt Tuesday whtn a it, from th* sacrtU ry of I te aad 6 U M f i m red spider* aad rust mite* or* gfand jury was empaneled her*. North American cnilaa whkh Wt civil Service Board la Sanford Loan* he** *M*t nalfcorlaod la prevalent la away grave*. Th* item* 64008,000 for sanitary Moore county school bus was but Circuit lit Judge IL H. t F. , Atkinson . ! gins tonight with 60 passenger*. pasacngtfC. * sewer Work, 61.760,000 for water wrrcksd on tho High Fall*. or at any other first or - - r i a l 61 Uf the state'* 67 (M atlas. The spiders at* caastag many grape­ gar* Us 17 m*mb*ra no ipcclfl* | snd a hug* cargo of mall t W t i ' are Chariatte. Cal- fruit aad m um tru st* ***» »“ main*, and $1,450,000 for dis­ Carthago road all milts from class post office or from tho exceptions >ns to Inveattgat* re-1 Tho giant tspplln la duo to do- ' Instructions posal plant. .' her*. commission's office la hous. Collier. OladM, Liberty and bulletin Duval county haa pending projported f i lit la* registrations or poaal-1 port this afternoon aad da* to I too. D, G The ah*riff Mid n witnaaa of Mbaro* coontloa. Mid. S u lfta g tpruyv aad sulphur acta teU ling H4S46A00. Bigg* it | srrivo s t Lakchunt. N. J . SotaN — s. th* wreck Mid th* drivtr waa hi* poll tax frauds, ■ for trod. H ’64446,434- far maniclpal trying to light m cigarette u From th* court's chsrg*, It was! day afternoon. Imprara manta. 14107,730 far th* vshlcl* wn* going downhill, Ullovod ths burdsn of delving Into1■■■ . ■■ ■■ ■■ —— e Foma n m l _ _ . _ . _ | lost control and tt sldoawlpad a tho reported (00-odd false r#fi*-. trations would b* lif t with 8o-| L O C A L W U A 1 •tree. llcltor R. R. Taylor and th* »u- .....- - 1 — TALLAHASSEE. May WA1 pervtsor of registration. C a rl^ s s. A varan* 8CHOOL8 FACE PROBLEM * - Ethel Ricksrdaoo Wasnbal, v*b. Avaras* , Rolmor, if . la n 7 :0 f. I Detachment. Mar. Avars** B HONOLULU, T . H.. May 4 Whan ah* MARIANNA. Kay 4 —(AP)— (/Pt-AuthorBira on th* bleed of THO, A^r^Avarage JEWELERS ELECT Durden thinks ah* U L*»*l has# * problem—whether mho r . Busin*** «* -------------------- M : candidate In th* state lo repair th* rood to Lanai city fc n o n . ORLANDO,' May 4 —(F J-A . f*H supervisor o f r*g 1st ra­ school or g a m th* fire school O. Jsnklaa o ( . Jacksonville waa le 22, wlH graduate buildings a anrer to town. Ro . a (acted Florida Retail JswsUra 4:«0 F« Sanford prealdoat as It sondudod its twor ■ ' ‘gy. fW d. day m m a l k t bar*. Mh ssr.t Candidates Must Qualify Thursday It Is Also Last Day For Filing’ Of First Soldiers Succor ’ U. S. Legation J ExjwnseAccounts^y Finns Agree Crime Cost EquaJ f ToHalf-Holiday To National Debt, Every Thursday Says Cary Landis Attorney General Is Speaker At Meeting Of Sanford Kiwanis WPA Considering Projects To Cost OveflOTM illion France And U. S. Sign Reciprocal Trade Pact Today Correspondence . Schools Are Hit By Post Office Half Of Votes Id P a rty , Conclaves c m r NEWS BRIEFS Have Been Chosen Karpis Aide Held By Court U n d e r Bond Of $200,000 Authorized By RFC For Florida State £ ■ 5 fess?7r "*-w *« Growers Warned Of Spotted Red Bpider ■Jtt Zeppelin loeavea For United States Today. L i g h t s Cigarette; Wreck Hurts Many Dade County Grand Jury Is Impanelled MARITIME Falls To HM Death WHA1 HNG 22-Year-Old Girl Is A lrM Candldatte For Office ( ~ - 'd �TOE SANFORD HERALD, An&rchy Ian’t !there something a Utfeha bit humiliating average American to learn that the American cmbf . ddlx Ababa waa ■attacked kg roving bandj of Ethiopians and waa finally abandoned defenseless by B A N T O M ^ F L O g lD X Killed When er Stalls Ca GUos Pact Will tetomc Effective w W grown > Dm tUM|«d StsUs. 9 ! TVuriday Night ^aitgace ^ Eissues c s i l svfocr s s ;' Upon Approval B J P!A V "-Jl they had for four daft, but exhaustion finally got the beat .of theto, and they asked for tb»' help of the British who t aconvoy of wed trained and equipped sothem to the British stronghold; of marines could have protected ' the Amerletna against all the mobs In Ethiopia.. But no marines wera there., * T ........... With the prospects of rioting and dlaorder plainly apparent for months. In advanc no precautions whatever were taken hy the “richest cou: y in the world" to get ready for i t There was plenty of no to __________ have sent soldiers from half way across' the world or sailors from nearby batUeahfps, but such foresight is practically un­ thinkable in this country, instead, we let nature take its Courawamfr whew ttw triirtr comaw r u n - lo r - h e h y fr o n r Great Britain. Fortunately, the wise English statesmen had realized whAt waa coming and were ready for It. Around the Brit­ ish embassy they had constructed barbed wire entangle­ ments. earthworks, and other defenses, and had dispatched S fiuU rs t i i l follfletfh# (fist IK* farmers are h i n l t a l y mert- S h ip p e r^ . SSinStJS-Jti p *fasti £ without foundation b WASHINGTON, May A - V b ~ The Farm Administration reports s marketing agreement to regulate tha ahlpmant of Florida cllrea fruits t« Northern Market* would ro Into effect a t U d night Thuraday. . Die older was Isso.i by Karr* Ury Waller* after the agreement Radical legislation hat bean enaclad and ytornwO, pyWif W to hav* bean a b d . b the b b r n t ] of the farmers on the asMiaptlun of e coudRlon of distress thut never existed. Th* gevernment r*ports on lho mortgage question ar* deride Iy rsislaadiae ta the average rssd- G ro w e rs, rt*a trass fidlad Monday an.I bar thtaa-yeor-old and. WRUii Kegwwa, ,w*a fatally injured whou «C Atlantic. Coast Una tr a il' struck the ear. parity.r An . Enaliah pertly.; KngllaJi syndicate Is la A daagbtor, Peggy Amt, ». «tufciraU** WOO aeras * fi ratow eslved a fractured shall, but U n south*tn a U t T l f th d ld C * physician* as id aka may recover. Eya-witnesses u id Mrs. Ilop- — From tba cansu*- repecto of ftrorr-operas*** by owner*. , Eliminating Um shore class** . The public debt of the City l#30 « f *•* ,th* faljowln*: f lead owners, that w* may of Detroit is twenty million d>dTotal farm mort- * MTS debt . $ # ,iii ^*0800 ndarstsad the condition of the lata larger than lb* c*mbin*d ' reel Amarlenn farmer, w* bare farm motrgag* ladebtcdnesa of' Totsl number of tha foil*wing facta t farms of owners Virginia, North Carolina, South Farms operated ■ ■ Cartlina, and tenanln mortGeorgia. Alabama, • by foil aw nen 9.911,441 gr.ffd _________ 4,102,131 Ultslsalppl, Ark»n»», and LeuDL-j alon. created by tbs i n Farms operated Total number of ana. Tha public d*ht of Phila­ Sikhs are tall, courageous, And Intensely loyal native Legislature and appolnl by full owners farms i-perxted delphia U seteral * million dol­ Irooha of India. They are recognised as Among the fierc­ Optarnor HJioltx, to a/mlnt mortgaged 1,145,797 ls w greater than the combined by o s n i n free est fighters In the work!, And under British supervision they agraemsni. of debt -______ 1,845,979 mortgega Indebtedness of tha The program, which bp Every on* ii trying to tell th- are now among the best trained And equipped. It would be This scams to mean that on Farms fro* of states named, with Trnnettra vMIMna bow tn epend their benux a great pleasure for them to be Attacked by Ethiopian mob*, an grower* luid handlers, 1.784>07 mortgage .... . overwhelming proportion of the and Kentucky, added. «. i v m : i / / '/ In sffset until July 31, I| money, ami what they really mean or Anr body else. farmers of this country ar* ’in- Mortgage liulebtThe forarnm ent could hare l« ■‘•pend it with ue." edne*e an the** the casual dcr mortgage, The chaos which rehmed in Addis AbabA as Mon as paid off the whole firm m ort-) farm* 1925 ..... » 4.517.369,000 gag*. Indebtedness 'of all the reader it yires a dark picture. the organized government of Halle 8etau!e broke down, Mortgage (indebt­ There era 9,684,365 tenant* in I f the Miami building 4wom wives us some Idea of what life is like as soon as the ordi­ fa rm from the appropriation cenllnnss ws are going to run out nary restraints of government are removed. Shops and mitt** to Tlx weakly quotas for this country, and every tenant la edness on tkeie mad* by the last Congress for __ farms 1930 «f recent lots eventually, diffi­ stores were* promptly broken Into, their proprietors slain, •A*h handitr of fruit muvtd. In recorded aa o separate farnuir, emergency IncidentaU, and then cult aa that may seem how.—Mi­ fntsr- stats to mm tree or to the and the few acres ha UIU Is danhad left nearly a billion dollars nnd their merehandlsg stolen. Those who had broken Into ami Herald. We’ve still got a few for political purposes. Canadian market. Allotments ktv l/nrled a farm. This means If u the stores, In turn, were murdered by desert tribesmen who to he figured either on th* basis plantation owner boa 600 ten­ ditra one* up here In Sanford. (Add ret* questions to th* tt«iz«d the things which had hi Already seized already been stolen stolen. And so of tha handler’s p s.t pertonnkWc ant* and ha* any kind of mort­ .author car* of this newspaper). on hla plantation, large1 or gage every one stole, or was stolon from, killeil or was murdered. nr hU current control of fruit. Th* thing that bothers us te not Under such circumstances It Is small wonder that the The agreement does not seek an ■ms I), !h* 500 tenants ar* reWhat It ctst to run the ital* nrHvs| of the Italians was welcomed by British, French, auction prorate, but sutkorites lbs corded by the government aa ovbrmnent last year, but what it regulation only of . ft* total MO mortgaged farmer*. If the i sole# to c a t after all thee* F.thloplnns, and particularly by the Americana. amount to bn shipped during tach plantation owner work* hired candid oi who ere pledged to U l weekly period by the c ltrtt han­ labor hi* plantation is recorded reduction get elected. a* on* farm. dler. Why tha government ehonld Tb* control committee wrDl rec­ Bussell Kay tells about the ommend to tha aocratiry of agrl- record land worked by tenants •Mnd wagon of one g jbsrnetoriel The death toll of more than BOO Uvea from recent eoltore the total quantity of each on a- plantation aa mortgaged candidate ploying “I’m Baldisg tornatbes, mainly In Georgia and Mississippi, and the mil­ rarloty which should bo a.low.d to farm* because the owner used Up For An Awful Lei Down", Juet lions in property damage call attention to the recurrence (born daring the weekly period of his plantation aa collateral In as the sound wagon for inothei each year of these storms. Analyzing the annual reports regulation. With the total llAilt ■ecuring a loan for Investment in (aadidat* for governor went by th* committee will bn au­ oth er fields, la difficult to un­ and monthly reviews of the United States Weather Bu­ fixed, pUylng 'Ooodie Good!*". thorized to allocate amounts of derstand. Come end be entertained by and dance to* reau, statisticians of the Metropolitan Ufe Insurance Com­ sach variety to all fruit hendtere. Hint* great quanUUs, of agri­ pany find that in the last 20 years, 1916-1931), there have Terms of tha agreement, debat­ cultural land la owned by cor­ During the first four months of 1934, Miami and Miami Utach been 2,669 tornadoes In the United States, with an aggre­ ed for months In Florida, were set­ porations, syndicates, big estates, building permits .soared to 15,056,- gate loss of 5,246 lives and property damage amounting tled when Governor Sholta ca lad banks and land speculators. *h* leading shippers into conference fact that.thi* land for the most tt7 , more than double the figure to approximately 3233,000,000. Direct from Miatni's most popular night obtained a fcompromtee, A p rrl Is mortgaged means xbaofor tba first four month* of last ,____ __ __________ Reduced to an' annual average, the statisticians de­ and club. Bee and hear them at public hearing on the draft wee lutely nothing with reference to , absolutely fra* yeah That begins to sound some of mortgage, clare, there have occurred about 138 tornadoes a year, held in Lakeland, Fla., late In the general condition of sgri - 1 Mortgage Indebtedness on /a rt is thing like a boom. at an annual cost of 262 lives and between 811,000,000 ant February. • siIIhm * _m iLi . _§ era ' Building permits so far thU 112,000,000 of property damage during this 20-year pe­ t u b aggregate 1947,333 In Palm riod. Soma years, when the storms swept over sparse­ Baaab ami Week Palm Jtoach. Tba, ly settled land, ■the loss of life and damage wis below Is Um story ond hesrs alrho.t this average. Tif other yeah, the storms swept down on •eerywhere aT over the state. N*u populous areas and left death gpd destruction in their wake. eofUtructtoTt In Sanford has seen WASHINGTON, May 6 ^ -P .r“Annual fluctuations in frequency and losses from to r aonal negligence wa« not a con­ lagging a bit, but it will corns nadoes have been great," the Metropolitan says, “but It does tributing factor to (he death* of not follow that losses are greatest in the years when these score* of ex-soldier* on th# Florid, storms are most prevalent." Aa proof of this, the record is key* in th* Labor Jay hurricane Iasi y m . Assistant WPA sjm lnbWe ar* always glad la rue trator WII lama told a' lloue* pictured of candidates end erdl vtUrans1 inv**tigaUoa committee. ttarily thaw U no rhatga but oner William* said that an *V(nfurwlg a while soma fellow come* !• s**n freak of natore” ws* (he with a mug 11k* a rellaf map ot cause ef the deaths. Personal s > c Ethiopia. Under such clrcum ligenc* dll not shier into th# stages* wa reserva th* prlvitcgi matter, he testified. of assessing a prohibitive thlrg<Interviewing between 60 an* 60 Wt hav* no Intention of wreckln; persona after the hurricane Wil­ our press. liams slid h* obtained three gen­ eral reaction*. These, he slid, England and tha United Rtotc wera; have tba two largest navle* h I, The "second guesser*” aa le tba worlJ, England's a Ittls larg what should hate been done. ar than thq United Stale*. Hu' t. Sufferers, who developed a Japan I* building rapidly and I "pedMcution" complex And fxl^ tha pressnt rata conllnuca wll that something sh o u t ta dona for soon surpass this country. Sinn Iham. 1911 tba tonnag* of our Navy bar S. Resident*, who lire on tha decreased by 94 percent, thst at keys permanently, said, th* adJapan has been Increased by rl ttlatx trilk n of Um snap* waa 3 m strl , H IL L HhVdwAre t Special Nightly Attraction Tornado Death* at SHORT’S CAMP STARTS THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 7 Shelley and Reeves Versatilians Short’s, 5 Miles out DeLsand Highway Negligence Did Not Cause Storm Death* bandied "admirably" . . Halls Sslaasle'a hasty exit fron IthWplsy when iba going r»l rough, reminds us of tba slorj about a union gsnara) with a weed aa leg during tha Civil War. Hi fend been exhorting hi* m*n he far* tba batti* to fight bravely "Give’em hell- men." he Mtd "Hold out me long aa you can. 9a' If thay begin to gat th* bast •> yaw, yon battar re tre a t I’m lame 31) start an now." , 1936, which caused 2,148 deaths. Sir. W. I. Holt, on# ef th* bl; abate In Wilson's a-imlnlstrsllon told a House committee tb* other 44y that thl* country ought to d> away with tba Army and Nat) fad lea re tba defense of thla caun ffy*«P tortb* pollca force*. "Tbr lara Wight*» ele.laisU, LwciDc Tins*, reader, add Anna Mason tnd Helen Pack, pianist*, the 'Ital* folks ami primary pupQa of n r a s 'M » SANFORD TWENTY TEAR8 AGO H « u * m f * • W r-jW w l Ti i i T t *M tr . sJjWTja^*^___ J l,» ‘ ' r" tT '.fTp-’-l V.*’- W f w w r l • H'T'jeaWfc# yb , J 'v; -y XrA-• �i r ts To Coat *n **°^wyn Picture Girl Is Di 't f r tlT H ttir ln n f K- ^ A T T ^ f l ^M aine, May fl. spreading bill I tI I I I I U I I tion# “These Three/’ which brings —<4*1—Kennebec F R ise r valley would be mad n r t i u U ’M by Mn. W. H. au th o rities sought a fiendish since its lorati S t m r t i t tho lu t m uting for irM lIliH t r * a H i * l> •layer today who crim inally a t- frcns becoming Um year t>f Beminala High School •chool improvem rnU, tl.V IT .T l' •aulted and strangled little M aty ----------P^T. A. hold Tueaday afternoon fo r * bridge end | 3>I5 tOOO fur par Proulx, T, I O il) TIRES o t tho school auditorium with Mr*, Police linked the child’s slaying YUBA, Calif, r . E. Boutnlllat proaidlng. An­ O th#r c« lim its, total amounts with th e unsolved m urder of C harles A. W ell THURSDAY Mra. Carr to G. Hawk*, Mra. C . nual reports war* alio mado at seek, and their principal prbjMrs. S. M. Eaaterby spent to- thia Urn*. Annie K. Knights, 12, o f F air- fcy »h# hundred A special program, "Sacred F. McWhorter, and Mrs. H. H. eeta, include: field. The P routs fam ily lived in °P ,n •»*» ! * » ' fuale Down tho ’Year*," will bo 3laughter were hoeteeaoa a t tho day la Orlando with Mra. R. U. M n. Strw art ioatalled tho fol­ A lachua 1117,373 for waterworks Fairfield, when the Knight* girl chl11 n'« h u « eoaoated by tho Music Depart- regular bualneta and social meet- Bower. lowing offirors: Mn. Vollo A. and school. waa slain last October. C irtum - tn protect the -------tent of tho Woman’* Club, with iog cf tho Atathoan O ats of the William*, president; Mn. Gladys Broward 1209.HR for school and tta n c e s of both crim es w e u 'h e m with oil. » Baptist Croeh held Mn- Edward Higgins left tnfra. Fannie 3. Munson as apon- First gym nasium . M. WUllama, vtce-preridant; Mr*. sim ilar, even to disposition of *n'* , , t * ^'r* or, at 1:00 P. M. at tho dob Tuesday afternoon at the homo day for Orlando to spend a few R. P. Monaalvatge, lecn tary j Mr*. Highlands $40,000 for ice plsnt. the bodies. * I olin* blowtorch days with Mr*. R. c. Bower. ouse. Tho public la cordially of Mra. McWortar In Paola. Leon ll.3ll.20tl. with 1400,000 M. L, Wright, traaaunr; and M n, rrited to attend. Mr*. A. B. Lovejoy presided ---------for office ouilding, $285,531 for Mra. Lucille Albritton of Mil - tforacw G. Moore, hiatorian. Regular meeting of Seminal* over the basinets session sad Mra. Roumlllat gar* her an­ sa n ita ry sewer, and $250,000 for Chapter Number Two Order nf Mra. J. K. Page led the devotion- todgevtllo. Ga. la tho guest of fire protection. ho Eastern S tar will be held at aL A "white elephant" tale was Mr*. C. P. Brannon at her home nual report which waa aummaM ation $194,217. biggest items rlied aa follow*: programa glean A t A P rice You Caa Bear conducted daring the social on tho West Side, :30 P. M. at the Masonic Toma t each bualneta meeting; nine $87,273 for school, $50.1*10 for vo­ -------le. Fait matron*’ and past period. MIAMI, May 8. -tJFh—(S J Refreshment* were served by Miaa Grace Clark has returned chapel programa gleon for tho cational school, and StO.OOO for atrona’ night' public theater. Slocks, a ta ta fir# V uH vn. rvThe South Side Primary P--T. the hoeteiaes, assisted by Mias from Orange City where ahe otudont body of iho ichool; 1200 | hi rtrfl a taw g rass f u r cover­ Monroe $0,209,091, divided $3.t. will meet a t 3:00 P. M. at the Dorta McWhorter. Those present •pout the week-end with Mits ■pent for hot lunch** for needy ing a threa-m lle fro n t w*« MO.OOo for toll bridge and $2.children; 10 member* subscribed scare: Mra. G. S. Selman. Mra. Ida SeybeL chool onditr.rium. Installation of burning In tha E verglade- ab.o .1 J89.U0I for water main*. Tap A Body Repair to the Florida and National B. (7. Math via. Mr* R. 0. Marrifflcera. Board meeting will take '20 miles northw est, of M itm i O range $1,273,553, w ith $814.207 Oak J. A. Marti* wsther. Mra. S. C. Dickarson, Mr. and Mr*. J. P Harvey and P.-T. A. magaiinaa; two atudy lac* at 1:30 P. M. However, ho expreased bel <-f The West Side Primary P.-T. A. Mr*. W. H. Hand. Mrs. A. 1). family of 2888 Sanford Avenue courte* completed, one under Mn, 000 for Or ando w aterw orks, $412. fill meat at 2:30 P. M. In the Lovtjoy, -Mra. J. E. Paga, Mra. ere now residing on the Orlando James Moughton and the other 730 for Orlando park, and $152. the u gly II* invented by an unruly L E. Eatridga, Mrs W. H . Hsr- Highway by the Blue Bird Bar­ by radio; 8 atone bench**, one MS for Orlando sub-atatlon. chool auditorium. Palm Beach 11 ,430,838 with Student In a private a i r s ' schnoi, The T. E. L. Claaa of the First key, Mra. R. E. Pturifoy, Mra. becue Stand. • Capping i tone walk, flag polo 18,887 for involving-her two teachers, M iriam ap tlst Church will meat a t 2:00 H. B. Odham, Mra. 0. C. Gibbs, and aland, and fnmed coplea of $154,345 , n '* -Verle, and the la tte r’* doctor M. at the church annex. Mr*. T. C. PitcHford, Mra. C ir­ historical document* presented to m unicipal fj*nc*- J°*l McCica. brought d is­ _ FRIDAY ri* a Hawks, Mra. H. H. the achool; glaied paper furniaha ste r Into th e ir lives, Due to the B h e East Sid* Primary School Slaughter, Mn. C. F. Mc­ ed for windows In *chool audito­ if whirh r r , ul!nnt scandal, the achool I, dll pr**an$ an operetta, “The Whorter, and MIsa Doris Mtrium; high achool kept on ac­ r yacht l"*L the romance im k rn *m | »1 i Jedding of the Flowers,** a t 8:00 Whorter. , 'lear we ter mo“t unbearable su fferin g and credited list by P-T. A. securing M. at the Junior High School. pi OHO f,„ I hum iliation la visited up«in the*,300 books for the achool Mbrary; Seminole iRobekah Lodge will th ree Innocent people, te fn re 'h e | Seminole County Board of Public scat at 8:00 P. M. at the Odd ■st |tem> *' •* brought to lig h ’ | Instruction requested In present 'el.owe* Hall. Mrs. James Smith of Silver les gen O thers who sente in the uniRose Circle of the Garden Club Spring. Md„ the former Ml*a , athletic project to the Seminal* ke Wale* Lirmly brillian t cast are Alm a f Sanford will meet at 10:00 A. Mra. W. C. Hill presided over Mildred Myrick cf this city, a r­ | County Planning Board which ir W inter K ruger, aa M ary’s g ra n d m o th er; I. a t the home of Mra. Jutiui the regular meeting of tho Mary rived last night to spend a week 90,000 fi,i Or therin* Ihicet. a* the will v, •Ingftlder, Roe* Ccurt. trouble-m aking a u n t: M arcia Mu j Lambuth Orel* of the First her* with her parents, Mr. and Annual meeting of the Salll* Methodist .(Hank |p id , Monday Mr*. J, H. Myrick, U10 West :^ W ih$yy4-JoM *ir' O arm encita Johnson, and tarrlaon Chapttr of tho D. A."R. afternoon a4 the home of Mrs. First Street. She will be joined le electric W a lta r B rennan. "The** T h re e " la dll be held at 3:00 P. M. at lb* C. E. McKee, Magnolia Avenue, her* Friday by Mr. Smith. dyr. the dra m a tic sm ash of the s e n s in ' district meetings; carried out D IM of Mrs. L. P. I It gin, Patk nf which It I* released through U nite 1 with Mra. McKee and Mr*. A. H. cltiaeuahlp programa a* suggest­ , venue. All vlalting Daughters Middleton aa hoateaaoa. mvement*. A rllata. ed by atata chairman; radio ques­ re invited. , Plana were mad* for the annu­ The Mary Lambuth Circle o' al “tacky” party to be hold Fri­ tionnaire filled In aa suggeeted by building at the U niversity. so First Methrdiat Church vrtll day evening at 7:00 o'clock at state chairman; special candleExamining dlrisiorw of > the ava IU annual “Ucky" party at tha home of Mra. E. H. Laney lighting ceremony conducted at Public W orks A dm inistration have May 1fith nml Friday, May 20th , :00 P. M. at the home of Mrt. in Paola. A social period waa Founder*’ Day-Fathen' Night pro­ approved several of the project*. , xchttluli’d fur cuiididiitcn to apeak I. 11. Laney. Paola. gram; $23 donated to achool or­ The entire Hat wa* checked and apthan enjoyod when refreshment! lar meeting of Circle Number SATURDAY proved by the sta te planning hoard Three of the Flrat Methodist chestra and $25 to school annual; were served. Tha Ceealian Music Club wHI before being sen t to W ashington. Those present wart: Mra. O. K. Church held Monday afternoon and P.-T. A. Slngen organised C1IL1I.UOTA teat at 3:13 P. M. at the studio Goff, Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. J. with Mra. J. II. Poerell presiding. under the direction of Mra. J, A, ha.* been changed to an all duy meeting and free bar­ FIGHT OUTLAW FOWI-fl f Mra Fannie S. Munson, M. Morris, Mrs. E. V- Laney, Mra. John Aldan Brown led Takach. becue sta rtin g a t 10 A. M, I-AM PA8A S, Tex. May 8— WP) fyrtl* Avenue. _ , Mra. Jloumllat waa presented the devotional and used two Mra. E. B. Smith, Mr*. L. H. —T he Hawk and Crow Club, fig h t­ The I-oyal Temperance Legion T H U R SD A Y , MAY 2Xth. 1936. chapters from the mission study with a peat president’s pin by ing outlaw s am ong the fowls, dll meet at 10:00 A. M. at the an. Smith, Mr*. A. F. Collum, Mra. book, "Tha Stewardship of Life." All candidate* and the people of Sem inole County Mra. Henry Tamm in behalf of i A. H. Middleton,* Mr*. Paul charges a $1 m em bership fee but a i of the Flrat MethodUt Church. During tha social period refresh, a re cordially invited to be present. accepta Instead two haw ks, four The Sarah Parker Orphanage I Johnson, Mrs L C. Loonanly, ment* were served by the hostess, the organisation. She also re­ ceived a large bouquet of ftowen crows a n d - 2 0 eggs of rllh e r i t lob will have a tag day Satur- Mr*. E. C. Cormly, Mra. Burk* a sail tad by Mrs. Powell. • ftom Mra. A. K. Roasetter. both. A alm i'ar org an isatio n , th a ay down town for tha benefit of Steele, Mra. B. D. Caswell, Mrs. Three present were: Mra. O. .1. E. C Smith, Jr„ Mr*. C. E. During the bualnee session the C ounty W olf Club, organised 12 ho Benson Springs Orphanage. Pope, Mrs. Georgia Hart, Mrs. y e a n ago, practically haa ex"""■■— MWWOAVe- ■- • Ward, and Mra, H. B. McCall, C- M. Flower*. Mr*.-C: F. Bran­ attsndance prise for tha year, $10, was awarded to the Senior Ctase. tarm ln atad wnlvea in the a rea . ^Monthly bualnea* meeting of non and guest, Mra. Lucille Al­ The program for tha afternoon* britton of Mlltedgoellt*, Ga., Mr*. included vocal a*Iset Ions by the P J. E. Preston, Mrs. J. C. Vaughn, T. A. Singer* with Mra. J. A. Tak­ Mrs. John D. Jlnklna, Mrs. J. II. Tho Sophomore Claaa of Semi­ Powell, Mrs 8 O. Shlnh>$wr, Mrs. ach aa director and Mlaa Daphne nole High - School will give a D. C. Barclilt, Mra. John Alden Takadt aa accompanist. Mra. J. T oniflrht May Day Faitlval Thursday a ft­ Brown- Mra. W, L. Clark, and L. IngIcy rendered a vocal solo, "Mother Machree," with accompa. ernoon at 3:30 o'ektk on the Miaa Loo la ETana. nlment by Mra Arthur Bransn. school lawn In honor of membeis Mra. Dorothy Lamb gave a talk on ntanlal hygiene and Mre. W. W. Goetach rend a paper, “ How the Woman's Missionary Society Wa Can Raise the Standard* of of tho T in t Methodist Church will bo hold at I M P. M. at the Cltiianahlp In our Own Home*," Mra. H. B. Lawi« and Mrs. L. after which Mra. Jamet Moughton church. Report of tha conference Hlawklns Connal'y won high acora by delegates. prise* a t'th e dessert, bridge party read n paper, "IIow Wo Can given Tuesday afternoon by Mre. Rais# tho Standards of Citlsonahlp Glenn Lingle at her home In In­ In our Neighbor's llomee," writ­ dian Mound Village for the mein- ten by Mra. J. N. Tenhet, Mra. A. STILL GOING bora of tho Tuesday Duplicate K. Rosaetter gave an Intareillng Club. Refreshments were served talk on flowers. by the hostess, asa'itod by Mr*. LASTS THROUGH BIBLICAL PARALLEL Wallace W. Wright and Mra. L. SALT LAKE CITY, May 8— P. BoyU. power per too, and im eo ib n tis do other Decoration* constated of ***** W —A curious geographical par­ low priced a x approaches. allel exists between this .Sea of and bowls of snap dragons, static*, M n RnD<rt * E in n ll No Extension of Time T B IT BKAKES—Trmplane tg the only rosea, and other garden fewer*. Oal Use and Dead. Sea in palest Ins Calory Ava. Phan* I N ­ low priced car with latest, oncat hydraulics. The** present were: Mra. L. sad Utah laka and the Great Salt mmd a separate safety braking system oper­ Hawkins Connolly, Mr*, B. D. lake In Utah. Each pair consists Ceaw.ll, Mra. H. B. Lewie, Mr*. of a fresh w ater lake connected ating from the seme brake pedal If c m w hst you pay. J . H. II Intsrmlater, Mr*. Welter with a »»It watar laka by a river. needed. Plus a th ird braking system from & Coleman, Mra. L. P. Boyle, Mr*. Tha l/U k River therefor* wa* the easy handling parking brake. J U D O I IT T L B —TempUne against WhDaee W. Wright, and Mrs. named "Jordan" by tha Mormon*, tha other three, with the only 1936 design M EAIUM B B A f I T T — O nly Terraafter 1U counterpart In tho HolyRalph B. Wight. that le entirely ario. plane, of the leading four, has a body all land. o f steel with solid, leemlrss steel tooL C H IO S B IB B AM D H O O M -F u ll o i the Senior Class. A king an-l USdoch wheelbase In T em pltne. . . up to C O M P A K B lO O M O M T — Terre* • queen have been chosen from 5 Inches more then the others. And 149 plane averaged 23-93 milts per gallon (a the 8e"b-y Class and their names cubic Act o f Inside specs . . . mors bead the Los Angeles-Yaeemlte Economy Run, WiB be revealed during /the festi­ room, leg room, seating room. ta d and Palmetto with 3 passengers sod bsggagw-with so val. The public la Invited te nt* PHONE $04 TM T BABB o r HAMDLIM0— Some­ to+itiug, Social Calendai Baptist Alatheans Have Regular Meet Personals ’Glades Fire Advances On Three-Mile Front Auto Repairs MARTIN’S GARAGE 1 O n c e T a ste d - N e v e r W a ste d Mrs. W. C. H i l l - Presides Over Circle NOTICE: Circle Haa Meeting At Mrs. Clarence Smith’s CHANGE OF DATE Seminole Democratic Executive Committee S a d y e ’S Mrs* Glenn Lingle Entertains At Bridge WUNWVEKStty SALE ZINNIA PLANTS e tc "A e * TEST FULL BLAST1 SATURDAY NOW READY Fresh Flowers Manhattan M arket MOTHER’S DAY SUGGESTIONS a thing bread new here . . . Tni-Llne Steer­ ing end Redial Safety Control, ‘potent ap­ plied for. Exclusive in TtrrtplaneTKT H lD O fO C O M P O IT -T errsplane’s Rhythmic Ride, egshwt the ride yoa get la any other low priced car. ON PERMANENT C O M SD BB B U O S I D ir x J f-W e ’U show you owner records o f 123,000^ - n o n oo Methav Will lav* e saw punMANBNT. Pen la saS ash tar aar fatara | l u a** got a aorJ la ka uaaS later or saw, STRAWBERRY FOR LONG HAIR EUGENE WASH FROCKS hotaepowM In a TerrapUne. . . 3 to 9 mora COOL — CONSERVATIVE 1.79 to 3.59 SPIRALS $6.00 SILK PRINTED Frederic . Roaikti* . Rilling That Mother WUl Love SPIRALS |7.50 KeB5 to $10.95 HOSE DRESSES 8E l VICE A CHIFFON Let Santord Owners Tell You Why They HERE ARE A FEW . . . OTHER NAMEfffTN"REQUEST I I > �c j;!'ijfflvt* J U E . SANFORD .HERALD, UAN^TUU), FLORID A ' u n o f f ic ia l PRIMARYELECTION T. W. LAWTON RANSACKED AND ^FIRED BY RIOTING NATIVES DEMOCRATIC P^BT* E. T. HAINES JUNE 2,1936 uoiiN oui.coinm r W H E R E IT A L IA N S ENTER. A D D IS A B A B A A For County Commissioner Diatrki N * 1 CHARLES DUNN ........ , M. C. GINDER ' O. RAYMOND ELLARS 1 . iS \ BOSTON STEELEL - -1- 1-»•«■-■ ......... ....... ..........— D.L. THRASHER ’AS. G. SHARON , , • • Wetta TO*rather M b petaV - without d ilu tin g jom eatings alxnH rWnlXirgh f » H v # , • 89y< For Governor ia tub Jl'DOH J. J. CATES DAN CHAPPELL REX PACKARD haoaa work, any kind. Ac* U . Fond of children. If nareasary « il| lire on premtaaa. Goad waabwoman, food cook. Baby Walton, 1304 Railroad Are. OTTO 8CHMEHE State Treasurer PETER THURSTON For Railroad Commissioner . For State Senator 87th Senatorial District 12—Wanted. For County Commissioner Diatrkt N*. $ . ' • W. B. BALLARD W. R. DUPREE W AITED TO RENT: furnUhod , home for few month, or p*rmancntly. Moat hare thiM bad rtffma. Tentlly of font. Call Ik night 738. John t . fu iM fc . L a aaaaa a. < re a t..a a a a ROY L. HOWELL J. J. PARRISH Croop No. 1 . GORDbN"BARNE?T r f- A. G. WAGNER C. B. SEARCY B. C. DODD • , ^V.B. WILLIAMS W. G. KILBEE R. W. WARE S. F. (Sammy) LONG —I .U . .............. . . rea ■■ ... ........... . . . a — For County Prosecuting .W odU .................... ORIE Ry filATHIEUX j . t. JPRN gT l EQNARDY H. H. PATT1SHALL SA tfpIiL A. B. WILKINSON ....................... .. ■ * '■ ' .................... ................ .............. a . - . . . . - --------- ---------------- ----------------- n: • H tunma; s« i McLa in - Fourth Dtatri* * j. f . McCl e l l a n d ED. MEISCH B. 1. OVERSTREET ' . - • • * Thia an im ated map, draw n from artua which th* Italian Ir g ln n e rap tu red Tuesday ■ If yon neod money, tmunR oat repreaenlatire, Mr. Im B. Boothward, ei lid North Park Avenue. Nation’s' Buying Power Increased ByFannEarningi JAS. C. ROBERTS . GIVlNG REFUGE TO AMERICANS * ThU la tha third hulUMny. In Addla Ahaha, l»h lop la'a 'an cl«itt c a p ita l, •LITTLE EGYPT SUES OVER In a aa- -af ^ la artld a# ok g » pregrreaTof economic recor- MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTER WRIT! MAILING USES—TYPING CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Seminole Coratw Credit Ass’n THE ASSETS OF Whan natlva riakare rep amuak In Addla Ababa, glr tydnay ■artaa, Orltlah mlalatar ta RIMagla, threw open tha deera at hla fartlflad legation ta Amerlaana and ether foreigners. He and Lady Barkan are ehawn In kha legatlen ground#. ^Aeeaelated Prtea Phata) POOR GARBO! SHE HAS ‘NO HOME* MANILA, T. U May e.-tA M lumber eta*mar Gold.. Pe irea Mhore at Tendoe Dae. L b typhoon, he* bare m a t BOB ~t *•, DODSON >•1 For Supervisor Of a u n ss ............................................. T Z S T S m lS i fat I M W t Raflelng a ip irt out- tha gr*jf-hair»H attorney publlely lata la • tlow preeaaa, which m ate. . mad* on iaat Pridhy’a reva'atiun domaatle cananmptlon all the move hr waa continuing to use tha JuIm portant dlcial suit# in the fadaral building. BeAq’a dfonamle ravlaw far tha Ritter indicated ha waa tasking department aald the relation be- judicial tulinga tn uphold hi* can. tween grew reealpta and pio<hw- tantlon that his r»moral last lire coats la agriculture la Wreb trrn 'h »a» nncnna'ltulenal. J , THIGPEN LEWIS Ai TATE The tknate voted RUtrr’r ftmo nl an Da charge his arilont had brpngbt tha Mlnmkcourt into ■ “ acindal and disrepute,1' several tenatora later captaining tha fflj l>« principal Agricultural Income Writes I m p o r t a n t Recoveiy Chap t e r T- fJ. W)RD, Akrnl DAVID K.McNAB (BLDGS. ENLARGED) U. S. MINISTER REPELS ETHIOPIAN ATTACK ctal consideration for a limited M l U n i flnModnl Jlank B PAUL G. BIGGERS C. M. (CHARUP) HAND Bach loan* rma for on* year aad ar* repaid in easy weekly or monthly payment*.- ' ONE MILE 7T? M f >0 </T( f flg M'LE S • For Justice o f the Peace For Sirttiff •aa^wgo*awwawa*#aa*aaaaa at »■— • raaaa#eaeaee«a*»a a « aeaeeaaaee e a e t» » , RAILROAD STATION BRITISH LEGATION W a re p. F. HOUSHOLDER W. HERBERT MESSER The Manta PI** Co*pony of Orlando, Florida baa plenty of money to loan at reasonable rate* and *a varloda plana for any worthy ptwpbo*. W E R T -The - JEWELER It's a rood Idea that •« many reopt., hat*—to keep. .-SfcekDraught hand y ao thay can lake a doc. for prompt rellaf at tha flrvf LAWN‘HOSE f Wo h a re It-a frl sign of eonatlpatlon. "I hare head Bla.-k-Dreught • tha prtea la rig h t Staaloy|an* tlmo, about aa Ion* aa I ran Rotcr* Hardware Co. “ ‘ hare a packago an » y i half now." M iir'Snacd, of l » n . r a l l y t i c b llb a r. POTATO K l: - OkppIMa nadareta. "I taka Black.Dtaught for ren■ daaeaad ll«ne w aract waabar. ■tlpaUon which au saa haadacbo, Pia.) BUja T ila e e M i' bja | a a » ( a'b*d, tlrdd fwBng aad for.bU• f a No. Is. m ostly n ie ; Nw. Xa, louanfaa, ba,| taata In tho moutt ami slagglah fUling. BlackDraught, taken about two nlghu, chore up thin trouble and l i f t f CHURCH OLD PALACE. PARLIAMENT BLDG. AND NENELIK TO M B Black • Draught Relief Is Prompt And Refreshing FORREST B. STONE" For County Judge G. W.HPENCER u n d .n l .n .c w ill un l b . fin d day of May A. rv U K . .1 I.n ocloab A. M. or a . m n thereafter a . th* ■ a lta r m ar b* b.ard. apply lo fa l b . J o d se nf tha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In nnd for (U m tcla Coun­ ty, Florida for on Order nf Adoption of Vfssel Lnrala* W rstfall. a a Infant fem ale child, un­ Car the name a f .H aaal Uarnlwa ONE-3 ROOM apartment liaapiac; porch. Call 861. For Representative, State Legislature ______ j________ No. 1 w o n ™ o r ir M .iM T io i r o * a do m o w o r o m e n SELASSIE IMPERIAL HOTEL lit—-A p a rta te n ta fo r R ant. ROSS L. HUMPHREY For Representative, Styte legislature c o v a jt COUNT*. iio in •»<•■• o*i Mtnon w, FRED A. DYSON For Comptroller or IMMIkOLK r r a t w o r ra a n itre - J. D. DAVISON For Attorney General c o ■»T M^NEUK UNITED STATES LEGATION Tfctky, Month* lo p ry ." B o re d U>VB 14* .J I U gseeaasd. T e a J I-C retlto re. la a a ieee. Dietrlhulesa. u « a ll Per.ana bavlou c u l m , ar Dem and. a « a la .t sate Estate: . . to o . a w l each of j i a a r . l o w •M IIM a ad reu slr.d la prvmat s a p claim s aad demands » a u » or a lili.r of yo«. o u r aa<a A L L -S T A T E U rre-B en re* p r i m yao •fa la e t tha m u U at MYRON W. and Saara q u a lity . IUa| and L O Y E U a M . . ( m u d . lata M Sem laole C aaalr. • Tlarlda. lo la . Sana. M l W . P i n t 8 L ’ flto*. I l f . O. R b .ron. Countr JM W 41 Oemlnole C u u .tr. a l aU affU a hi tbs Uaaaty Cbarlhnuee In BanflM . SomlnoU County. Florida, RELIABLE coforod woman want* within ftwtlva month* from thr VICTOR CHECK WM. C* (Homestead BUI) HODGES JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY H. J. LEHMAN ( NEW] PALACE ecoounf? Sse ua h r deUili n » N l —id Plan: . . Taint ____ IT A L IA N ST. GEORGES CATHEDRAL h f your Loom in a b m p w n I . . C I * few dolldr* • BOc A , W. J. (FUNIE) STEED .......................... .. SELASSIE RALLIES HIS TRIBESMEN W W ftTOND ADDIS ABABA Ritter Plana To Fight Rem on From U .S . Bet oon/ldencr. _ _ _ In more than, one glare (such • f'»ctura U ealied commlnutrlI. I| I* a fracture In which the aklq >ovarin*. U a-ia g lo a'.a f. fractur* has baa* broken through. Thle opening may ha madr by oua of lha bony fragment, plcrok in* the akl* ftpw tha Inald*, ur by ecinw vlo'enea^ toy In tha form of tha crus bln*, wheal of an autuiugj, blla. ar the pe net rat Inc .hot of *, * through kb* *on' W *M n _ *kin•"*. ; bctwr«n C| A con| •d o h alf of mere aar| kauga occur I r-1* fracti each year, inlcrtlop'i aa*ar .|uct» e the frnr* (A %rga d«.l Those illaaldllty | On the month* o f, stress it ’hope bIm appliretl •Llktla lijrpt.* tha daaoae whacs oriental wet sale waa • mlahly daring al kha Chleags Merld'e fair ad It n , hae kae agatnat a rnavlng glelura aampany en ground# th at tha eke flap af her In a film (Tha Oreal Xlegfald) did bar wrani tafP*-" naw Mra. Andrew gpyrapalaua, U , wife af n waaith; eafa owner, la ahawn with bar akfarnaye, g. L. g. Arkema ( and D. ■. Ward. (Aeeaelated Praia Phata) LOOSE SNAKES ‘CAPTURE1 CAR \ �In C irc u it • Tomorrow » wm&m Lifleld To Once Lowtf Club Now Ranks Third With Islanders Beat Reds ' • The one, G-Men ef DAYTONA BEACH. Kay 6 .-1 Celaarvllle, the joke of Ibo Fieri- ^ ffT * . P f T U 0-1 A two-ren raOy In t t i rifklh da BUto League for tha flret two JT j V T I., , ,, . woobo whon U looked aa tboegn ^ YW Fbretoa itfaa.o d thw Cj . o Umt W ild nooor win a game, W **• «*• ■**■* *«*vo of » h> .1. climbed into ateond pooltWn In tbo C w m a Cochraw pitched lb* l i n t Loan* yaaterday by defeating four te r i » U > r the pit lira ( a n tbo Palalka Aiatoio (tbo d u o «»d Um« roptecad WHIM keMml coming to Soa ford tomorrow) by Ibo bat and caught tbo Uat throo a 6-3 acoro. M/:Klnnor, aottthpaw tontoga whllo Eafrtdae flnlihVd Ibo A ulca hurlor, gaoo bp only all hurling for Um winning dab. kite, but a u constantly In hot Today’i game twill to uo.waon water eccajao or- poor aopport Um Svmtooler, win non of ail Andrew*. who aeorod tbo two «■»*» oacopUng oar, and tbo runa marked up by the Paleth* Cleata who bare failedaa yat la taam, did not bit aafa’y in Ihno win a alngla con:eat. tlmea at b a t It waa a Jiff a rant 1 ■ — -----: 1 atory than hli tu b appearance „ , n « BE— In the Palatba ball park when a A U l U C f l l Q f C r H l J ____ _w ___ . , one a f Bum »0 will,be called i t ,11m b*day hour of 4 o'clock, igb tomorrow afternoon iMttday, and became of l|i rsildf Hii f dh llardla k. 'another grandetend ea pee ted. pitched the j u t ela InBunday'a game- on the d againat Daytona, but araa left before ha was . the Florida State league below Um ajnttjr. Daytona . talandon, but Manager r McCrone aald they will ha id by a atrongor Lookoct I tomorrow. Glaaaoni new M the loenl teem, w| I ploy ID. and Mallbr. a u th o r new wiU hold down the eocond •W e're got b much better •Vra get a hnat'lng young af player* who a rt working to make good, and once we I* 'bitting wa will be hard 'la * Stuffy aald. "In fire game* »w of one bate hit would bare ua Um g aae. *W*Va bean * a • train, all of u*. But w* gradually) atrenithenlng the , our Infield la batter, and Beak I* going to gat ua a m w Mr or two, and tna fane can t aa our club clUuelng up." a Back, Chattanooga m m l, aaaad yaaterday'a game, but gh Sanford waa defeated he aaaad the opinion that Stuffy a good ormiriaaUon dad w it 1a the ftrat dial i Ion after a more gaom*/^ St. Angnatlna. ' Yaaterday'a rente low fcnfotd Field waa laat In the aaeaaU te­ at** when Veal, pitcher, threw wild to ftrat baee and the Sateu aeorod two m a tat that fraam. DM vtoitorracared ana run la Uo third when fumb.om ringled wtth aha out. FHCgorald W*Jbad awd Tom- the olhorwlaa liatlaaa game. Three _____ -------I alngla - to aanterfM i were pulled by the Palalka team. __, K ay l u - 1rolled eerily throogl CINCINNATI. Ohio, •jtd^tha G-Men made on# twin- It appear*! Incraaalngl j l r curtain, leg. and MltUemaa yeaterdby that Paul Derttagur,1around the b a m Mi MamU a m i____ ____________ _ Ing Palatba tatemon, each gotUng Cincinnati club, Itout horiad Ma Dillingham, lalanc two hlta la fo tr trips to thb plat#, aat came In a Rad uniform e n d ____ _____ __________ _ _____ Adair lad tha Galnaavilla nine wiUi It * U reported he might neour getting a homer and two ring lea two for four. Whliw tripled while a gala don Um uniform of a major lit four tripe to tho plate. Maulo and Buck doubled. , league team. ■. Score by lanlnga i Both McKinney and llidgett Derringer, auipendot by Man* DaLand ________Dll M l 000—6 Prep Tournament To Be Next Week In Winter P a r k Carrabelle High Is A fter ChAmpionship Tha aiatoenlh annual high •cbool haaohull tournament -» l I ba held In Winter Park on HariterShaphcrd Field May 14, 15 and 14, Jack Mi Dowell, d|ro*iar of •thleUce a t Rolllna College, an* Boniutd tediy, Champlona of tho algnt dlair let' aa defined by Um Florida High Bchoo' Athletic Aiaoalijtbna will ha Invited to partlripnto In ibr ehamplonehlp meat. Tha title ho’dor of each la to ba ''celled by Ibv director af each dlatrict fallow­ ing Um preliminary p lay o ff 3 STANDINGS HOME RUNS Hundred M.P.H. Club Gets 4 New Members PETER ] BENI OABRADCLLX, May 6 * -t« V C arrriri a high achaol, with aavaa rictoriaa and no dafaata thU am•ea, la datalag for the dlatrict high whool baaoball eMnir.ptm* •hip. Only owe game hgalaat Tal* labaaaea, rumatoo on the aahwtrlri f Jtabhri tha no-bit. no*rtpn pitchlav af John Ctewar, tha Cana* be|la team man Ha arranth riate m • to Hr ooa* Apalachicola. Caok'a howM mm to tha eighth tonibg. With two man an haaa^ i aaaouried far the three rune. ■: to o Bale# la tha Carmho.to u m Umv hi the fourth who* Daria walked with one tub and McGowan doubled to M l DaM. Blit ruff, Baaford catcher, clouted the plli ier a rirtuh drt*a la the aerenth Inning, but there warn no ether Leekouta W and therefore hla home one waa the on y ocora made to that f***J*Ha oaat the ball aoartng b m the left field fence end woathe boner of being the ftm baaebril player war to knock a bell oet ef Saaford Field rioee It waa brill far Um Athletic* la WMJ > Sanford aeorod two tuna to the fire* Inning aa a ramiU af a baaa on b a ll aaeurad W MritkT wbe waa forced *T Bwlndoll. who ad* ▼*need to tbhrib ow a by Cato*. Bare* jtogtod to right, acorlag, .Bwlndojr and Catea hut aeorod Paid Dcrrfager May I ™ .• 5 .,£ r* 3 Ito lbrdpi°.uii.n" hJUnr* ,Hp‘ Never Agmln P ot O n ;^ £ . Four faat double playa featured rBig _ League Uniform! , BRAUN'S BEDS IXBUN, May S r-(A P )-T w o riled ten theaaand bade have Vamlnolae I Yankee* Mdy bean ma<to available for gamea. Leri year, lllllaioruugh High |i * l r a i e « m rie vietooro. Another *0fi0O School of Tnmpa Tampa won the atoto i being arranged far In roepen** tIU* by defeating Andrew Jacbnon of Jgcbaonvlllo In tba Deal conteat. lllllaborougVa Iwln enabled the Tampa lada to gain tha flrri n p w w w * I IRH ll tlu to leg on the new trophy donated b> Spice Brother* of Chicago. Brad­ iITomo runa yeetordayt Banura cuukaran enton took permanent potneenlnn White Sox, .I t thrkaa. White Rax, " • » , Tork of the eld trophyOn IIM by win- It Moeoe, AthleUca I t Hefty, PI.m iM a iiM nlng tha ehamplonahlp far tha ratea. It Hate, 1. Foxx, Rad Sox, 4 | Traakv. la- •»mkiy» third time. dlaaa. S| Ott, Giant*. 4 | Rleln, ... O U , «t Bonura. White Boa. 4} Hafay. P irated 4. |n*ateo U agua totala: -iV I.lIt? A m eric an ------ -----------A — . : • ! hririfl N a tio n a l----------------------U w »*»]*•(•' INDIANAPOLIS, May 6 ^ W ) —Four now mamhera will be wel­ comed Into automobile racing'* eacluaiva 100-mllc-en-hour dull Lera May 15, Ovo day* before the Decoration day 600-mlle rat*. Only IS driven tinea the Inaug­ "600" back la 1911 hare irt’i thg betT for you! ural rllglblo. torv’a aoBtcihing "dvan" heenme Thn neweomere are Kelly M wtwtcMtRv and gently r»Utlo, Iluntlnjtcn Park. Calif, iMtibillng abwit Harry’s who won the aw eeptU hu tori rSHRhl Btovr, , gomclblng Vrarj Floyd Robarta, Vrn Nuyv, dafinahly s a t i s f y i n g rallf.t “Doe" Mackenrie. Kddln«. Id Ihrilllng to Us Malt, ton. P a . and Chet Miller, Do trail. To bo ellalMo, a driver mo t ftitlah th e . 500-mlle g ri|d wllhn-<t relief at an average epaod of 100 m. )I. h. t you like Iood things By Close Score Of T o 6 Yesterday, '1 ■ (right), alar third beat man line end amadea Ida teem* Hera um aa# hire munehlag helda another In readmits free meat. (Aiaeclatad Praia Big, Fierce Panthers Are Yet Common In Florida, Says Writer In Magazine W*, fiercer- panther* are - atill fairly common ta Florida, accordto Dave Newell, Uaoburg writer and aportamaa, who haa an article to the currant leooe of FlaU end Straum, aatilof "Cbargod by ‘a Panther." in tUa artiria, wall' U* 1oat rated, Mr. NewaU telle a thrilling trie « f panther hunt­ ing >n South-Florldn and ha ro!*»* •** k i j a boaata w an bagged by Wa parly to one weak. • Beery mm know* Umt Um Flor- Ida panther ig almoat eattocttbat the par i her of the Eaoteia •ea board hah long bean alm art ar th a n from Mexico and ahot than throughout tno Umi �Sanford Is Tho Only Central 1 Florida City Affording Rail, H ig M : And Water fnmaportalle* SW O R D , FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 7, IBM AU. Church Union Is Urged By Methodist Denomination For School Board ■ ProtMtanUim Italian Annexation Of All Of Ethiopia Predicted In Rome Decree-Would Perm it' ‘Big Money’ B ill Of No Discussion League Council Now InHouse For By In Meeting Monday Show Down Fight Railroad Seized ’* Political candidates sro not la f«T « of political rmtlWa. Group -A" candidates voted Mcnday • Ifk t H to U tor Uwm, bat Group -B" cindldnUs voted last night SI to t against thorn, and as tho total makos a I to 1 vote sgalast tho rallies all thoso that hod boon scheduled by gw Dem- $2,364,294^000 Is Sum By Fascist Army Asked Of Congress For Relief Works French Own The lin e A n d Insist Upon. Manor 8, F. Long hat arranged In school hoard from district No. 2. Chulttota on Msy IS, end the meet-1 Ha haa hem mayor of Longwood logs tn Sanford on Saturday night, I So* B e past four years May SO, and Monday night, Jana I 1, the night' before the primary. I ........— ■ • •• ■ 1 B uilding' ;£ Optometrist*4H •peak In tha Aral Sanford meet- C l ^ A . “A" group ta tha aaa- O l f t t C Tha Bar. Mr. Quean was ales to* g lo ated a permit foe tho erection hi the n m Mock of a parsonage to w cM M lh may Protestant Union l a e°ms i united Chrixtlenity, , union ‘ Forecast In Action “* At Methodist Meet J £ S A * !£ -?■ !* P r i m i t t r e B a p t i s t s Vote Is 2 To 1—Big Obtain*Permit T o Crowd .Reported.At • Erect Edifice At All-Day Barbecue! * Laurel And Ninth Staged I n Geneva! tartly Front Is ^ . the United G. 0. P. Candidate T* 1 0 ^ llftlO C r Than mfifip i a Im portant iUTSSr HereNextSunday Less Given To Fund Fotr - - 4 Tha drank bviMtng. fa to be are at Geneva today for an all- . . Pact . e t flam s. 10 by M foot, ooe story la bright, white tho pa>sonago wW be M by 40 feet. iH n $ W n wm ilio p u ttit H e ld A t M a y fa ir tha Afriaaa Methodist Episcopal flclmt provU|ona had been pro-1 pared to fead the immense throng. I , ■ . Church f r a th a construction of a pare swage oa Twelfth Street, bo- Tha barbecue meal began at noon I Optometrte eye specialists of and was continuing two and one- y ^ r id . will gather la force tn Imlf hours later. I t was served oil Sanford for their thirty-second tha shoro of la k e Geneva. a n n u l state convention next Somo of the candidates I Sunday, Monday and Toeedey. this morning and other* were to Convention aaesions wUl bo bold epoak during tha afternoon. | ln ^ M tjM r K.teL ■ - . - 3 —-- - • It la tha expectation of Dr. - — ■■ ■ I Henry McLoalfai, Jr., that tha > r t j Sanford coarm tlon will bo atI tended by the largaat number of l L a w i u s r . i . K £ Semlsne Of Florida ConT'n“?n J V 1*® Republicans Will Not Have Contest ExF o r Florida Vote Cost Of Oveibead U. S. And France Charitable G r o u p Only IT9.S0 was added to th a t WASHINGTON, Msy 7. — Salvation Army treasury as tho (API—Ths United States conresult of yesterday’s efforts o f. eluded tha nogollatlon of a retha corps of volunteer workers,1clprocal trade poet, with Frsnca and tha grand total to date te(y**tsrday amid offlcal predlc$912. According to Captain F. S .. tion* that tha treaty would spur Feren of tha Salvation Army I the tempo of commerce between this will barely pay tha over- American and Continental head coats of tha charitable or-1 European nations, gsolution. The drive to reach An accompanying statement tho goal of $3,600 Is eoetlnnlng.1ssld tha agreement- will become Captain Feren’ stated th a t $4,-( affective June 16 and be opera000 Is owing on the Salentton' tlve until July 1, 1937, and InArmy citadel whleh requires to -( definitely thereafter, subject to terest payments of $25 p er termination by either country on month. Another overhead ax-, t i t months’ notice, pease la laauraoce, and tha capThe statscnsnt said of the new tela bad to draw from bto p er* trea ty t , The weather: Fair tonight nod tan far tha women. At the evenito sistteg of the play house Is SH m iring aleug with the Instal­ un°rV1WJ, i rl0 r; ln* program wfll appear Har­ Mousahatge, magician; lation »f the pew front to the ris | | Pertly cloudy tonight and L r a * rn en . _____ Hits Doris Jackson, dancer; Mrs. w-*- .rsr w„u «e sjsjsjs sss r “* Mrs. Ornelas F. Mandsan, 41, od to a M l hospital lari night u . w. A „ m , » » -< .b l‘g; 1 S3 K V T ms ,,3 A .trip of land $0 feet w ldagad $51 feet long at the Geneva s c h e e l l ^ ' . waa yesterday deeded by the fleer4 I torshurg la presidest and Dr- A, of Wucatkm te th e r lUtsT'frosTrf ^ °f 2 * P“ m charge, to pennK the wldentog *• •w »U ry of the state of State Road 44. ***°fl?,U** , f «P*®**W< , - TALLAHASSEE, Msy 7.—W> —Relieved of contests . within their own ranks, Florida Republic­ ans this year will center their ensrgles on efforts to elect a gov­ ernor, three congressmen and seven presidential electors In the November general election. Indications there might be a Republican primary to nominate a candidate for governor faded away when ®X E. Callaway of lakeland was tha only Rspubllcan candidate to qualify. Therefore ha out oppoaltloe. There also was no opposition for three who entered the races for Congress tn the first, fourth and fifth districts, and for uv sn who qoalfled as candidates for the state's Seven prealdvottal (lectors. Republicans did not offer candi­ date! for any other state officer Democrats, on ths othsr hand, had Intra-party contests for near­ ly every office, ranging from 14 candidates for governor down to contests for nomination as candid­ ates for presidential electors. Ths presidential electors nom­ inated by ths Democrats In the June primaries will oppose the seven Rspubllcan candidates In the November general election. Those elected by the voters then will meet here later In tha year to cos*. Florida’s seven official votes for President of tha United States. If Democrats ere elected, Florida will remain In the Demo­ c ra ts column, but If- Republicans are chosen this state's electoral votes win nring to the Republican aids as tMy did in 1932, when Herbert Hoover won over Al M i p r t M a new roof. Interior Mrs. C. F. Mamhall 42, Died L i t Night Candidates Of Party Have No Opposition Within Own Ranks | specialists. Cops Come To Rescue WASH1NOTON, May 7.-(A1 —A 12,381,299,000 deficiency ap­ propriations bill carrying $1,425.000,000 for relief went to the lluuse floor today for a show­ down fight over WPA policies. The big money was reported by the appropriations comlttei with |75,000,000 of the |1,500.000000 oroginatly asked by Presi­ dent Roosevelt for continuing work relief activities shifted to the Civilian Conservation Corpe. This made 1308,000,000 the total for that agency. The fund wps designed to keep'up the author­ ised strength of th t corps to 350.000 and provlda and averniro of S.Oti&tgamps In the nine month period until the end of March next year. Relief money allowed by the rommlttre is subject to maxi­ mum limitations on specified claseeae and axpendituraa, but with a 15 percent leeway per­ mitted between elasaet. Other major llama in the last major Itam to be cleared before adjournment were 1455,000,000 for the social security program, 185.550.000 for public buildings and 139,900,000 for TVA. High­ ways, roads and (treats will be 29 parent of the nearly billion and a halt relief money, end public build Inga 11 percent. R e t a in in g R i g h t i in , TV- •O Jl — ------------------- f y Aa A 1W an. A Br VO ^noag& As Petteway Charge Of CoDusion, 3 W* BaflTg U a S ie u u M V iw e e f — WASHINGTON, Msy 7.-0P ) —An amaied capital awoke t> day to find the red flag of communism flying over the hu-fo marble temple of the 8uprome Court . 1 Apparently raised In the night by a prankster, the emble n ■truck consternation Into the ranks of the Supreme Court guard, picked men assigned to the duty to protect tha dignity of tha nation’s highest tribunal. Frantically, the guards and po­ lice struggled for an hour and a half without success to get the flaming emblem down. Finally firemen mounted an extension ladder and touched the flag with a gasollns torch tied to the end of a long pole. The fleg was destroyed. O -l t V ' M . t ______ » L « . . . as . The government began a wMu hunt for the prankster who voted for tho Rspubllcan prtaldsn- raised the - banner bearing a tlal nominee. hammer and sickle. With the national political eonvtnllona scheduled for next month, political obeervera said, Florida’s 14 votes a t tho Democratic no­ tional eoevontlon will be cast for tha ro-nomination of President Roosevelt, The delegation, however, will bo ootorineU d. Republics* delegates from tho State a t torga ateo will ba uolnSupreme Court. Tha decision gave the board the fight tfi send Ite agents Into prop, erty owned by Gerlsml Rkharson and others In Key West where an Infestation of black fly on citrus tress was. found some Urns ago. Richardson and others refused to allow plant board agents to en­ ter tbetr property In carrying on a campaign of eradication against running, the Florida delegatee may tbs fly. Tha board obtained an In­ thsn cwtteh thalr votes to somo junction prsveiAlog Interfsrencs with Ita agents, sod ths Buprsrps Another Pal Of Karpis’ Taken ! Federal Age CLEVELAND, May T— ' Harry Campbell, $4, limping crony of Alvin Karpis, arstwhlto.; public enemy number o m , and ‘ two others fell Into a fednasl agents trap at Toledo at dawn today and waa captured like kla 1 gangland leader a week eg* | a j New Orleans without firing , A shot. His capture was parooonltp made by J, Edgar Hoover and a , squad of bureau of Invsatlgatlon ■gents. Hoover flew hero after t the capture and said Campbell to 4 already on hie way to 8L Paul to face kidnaping thargea In the Edward Bremer abduction . ease. Taken with Campbell, told , Hoover, was a 19-year-eld g u t who claimed to b« CampbelFa wife. In e simultaneous raid on so- « other apartment, federal ggrnto apprehended S e a Coker, do•ribed by Hoover as a arino* figure to tha decimated Xarpttt «an»After posting men about the spertment building to the nights Hoover end hie squad United Campbell ss be and th a gfel , came out, presumably leav ttg I Toledo,. Florida Kidnaper Is Sentenced Td P i PENSACOLA, May ' Te-d Federal Judge A. V. Long fenced Homer Porker to s e r years In prison on his atel guilty to a charge of udm Fred Welkins, Msriaaaa to driver, on Apr. 84. » fl Tranuneirs Condition Contboes As Serious Lake Wales Given LOCAL WEA' M arker By D. A. R. r LABS WALES, May 7 , - A i a part of a national maveawnt, tha Lakq Wales Chapter of the " " i ' UT ' ' 'JZ G Z ' ►toriymy i 1II J a iM ra w,•j nf W tf 1 WTiihii* b r tu 1" Ajsi jS^e»' T st Boosball. S f f lV ,. N in th Uriel shea g ^ ek*9 a weekend ■ tiU H d. WrfcUk w aariJ "aa. in thi t o i W i conanibkg ° i, 1w ----- Into tarried Briastk’s won bwyf i >i rial pollet t o '“mop op" r h h W f '1 Addis Ababa appealed. e . :i plre. This accompllahod fa ri. v, Italians said, would permit of W League discussion. Today the Italian newt serried reported the Fascist army of ato -J cupatlon took chargo Of tha 'J French-owned Addia Ababa-DJl* ‘3 bout) railroad from tha Negos''* former capital to tha b o ta d iry . 4 of French Somaliland. Nona*! Oj service waa resumed. W hatiW Ja aeiiure Is to be permaneat WM '/ not known, but only today the t French government let It ha. «1 -known It will not roltequlsh ah this time Ite righto to the Una. Simultaneously, ltalyjs armloa * State Plant Board Can Fix Pest Zones -BAH FRANCISCO, May 7 .-W ) —Almost complete presidential primary returns gays a clear-cut vktery to dif mteatMdto& R'spuGIteon dategatlea over a slate pledged to Gev. Alf M. Landoe, t r i aa over*helming Majority for FrssMiul Rosasvt it's personally •rioeted ticket os opposed to two d b g Democratic groups. Tabulations from lOAOd out cf U.WB precincts gavs ths unlngroup W J M a ad the fu el A R atuntay night deem 1] of total annexation for e*p- A turinl E thiopia wan predlctrta J hy wrll-lnform ed pourets j Rome today—a fait accptn-vjj pH for presentation to Moo-1,-] day’n League of Nation* o council m eeting at GenaTBjH These source* said the Grand m tetlsa psassalad s town ovsikar te. the City of Lake Wales this monw lax. Dl A* ft. than tar* thrftDfllini the United Btetea arc erecting town markaro, and markers doe- \ � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 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/ad4272ecbb3964aa7e9e8dcc0b247d90.pdf a46487c2b7b2f8131b32992e39f6d537 PDF Text Text Patient ToTnrn I On Dr. New D eal,1 Mencken Thinks Trade Gain The Poll* Tomorrow The Ameriren federation if La* bcr, using a different bail* for It* computation. figures tint !<-*■ than tS percent of the extreme Increase In idleneeJi has boon This la tha second of a ea­ hammered swap. se of oln article* on tto Moet itatieticat mean)remant» show that about half of the In** in Industrial production between 19*9 and early 19M baa been recovered. The U. 8. bureau of labor eutlstle, shows a ilmilar recovery In factory emptoymenr. What (• perplexin* to •men* analysts, however, I* the fact that In the later phase* of rr O'~ “"tflVrrr, -festory_tm]>l«vmant has th* not kent pact with th*J*nmfb» tost pro faction. 000 Frr Instance, for the laet tws ^n- veer* alone, the federal reserve by board figures show a Jump n CAN I AFFORD /17 GLASSES OF ORANGE JUICE FOR EVERYONE ? r FLORIDA " O R A N G E S -A N D YOU'LL GET £V£RY 5 GLASS m ta do* to Oil* cave, and demand a shorter work weak, A number of IndaatriaUete, e-i the other hand, in ert that tabor tavlnc machinery Increase* ’em* playmen! by adding U the p u t of cheap predortian, nakfat more .Job* In dlatribatlng, selling and serving the bmreaaed out* tom of useful appliance* and goods. Then wheneo eemn thin bur* army of Jobleaet *• ■A meats,lh»-«sap|aanli*M of* Med to America’* population hi tto lest eta years. - Another, factor cited is that _ and ednTOeetkm ^ __ **uribuilding He* *1111 are relatively depressed, although the® ha* been pro­ nounced Improvement hi the paet yur. Employment also appears 'o lag In the miscellaneous aerv* !<*». embracing that Teat army tf works® who wait' on tables, ■bine them, deliver lea and dw a boat of other add Jobs. Bu Inet* analysts ia j also that 'n tho rarly phases ef recovery, capital is timid and now enter­ prise* an slow to develop. They explain that the development ef a ndw Industry which would j thrive a* the automobile Industry lid in the decade after the World In ’ might- greatly alter the scene. Another factor tending to dator the decrasa* in the total of unemployed, some point out. Is that many workers, In tto worst uf the depression, were employed only one'or, two "day*' a weak-l H e y new receive fatter pay tn* vtlopti.- but at-no.time were ‘ hey listed as unemployed. In the meantlmei the govern* -nent continues to'support mil* JJona of families with relief 'und*. Lateat estimate* indicate ‘.hat the number of persona as ■upported, Including those 'able tn work and their dependents la irouiul 10,000.000. (In the third irUele, Frank I. Weller of the Washington staff of Tha Asaoclatad Frees v<" Hlaeusa recovery In agri­ culture.) Many Excuraionlata Spilled Into Water In Ship Collision an early and for the tbeologieal j New teal, M r . W h e l m baa _8AN fRAW CTBCO, . May 1 — philtere praaeritad fee, the Anxr* found definite traces of the eno'? ? • lean pobUe by the AdmlsUtra- dyne proffered hi the past le the AJf M taddentaDy tton in Weahington. Seen, he kme end the weary by poetry.*** HerbertJloover. will •eve. the patient cat who® poUt* The fine! Ingredient, aceordlnr, *# * M Fhr Weetetn teat of leal doetora have triad their eoyt- to ku aaslyaU, baa bean beecl- **•*» 1Ma partiaan strength oua remadba will begin to memo ^ mmtkthm the fart of man's TttHday In OsUfomla'a prvala toe tto* ri® fre®\ia tod end S S t l o v l . w m . d e u x - * » » « primary, rlre tha decton ‘what, an la® what to dees aat want to face. *b Confronting tto supporters of exalted levels, weald to deecrihed -j-s, wiaerde now rampaat In ^ Kansu Governor for tto graphically as the hem’s rush’." Washing*tn. In some of their Rrpobllcen presidential nomine* Mr. Moncton baaed hla pewhe writes, "are far more tion *• • coalition of Republican fiction- on an analysis of the [yv.t* than theologlaiu. At ever/ unInstructed delegation to tha New Deal as one compounded eicnao they torn from harsh Republican national convention, chiefly pf anodynes or palakiU- praM 0f sxogssi* to tto Uaeitl- Among tbeao la formal Perri­ er*. tallowed inetrnmenta of m moosur® of hymnody, and ,u u leader* seeking to send an NOW OPEN W IL S O N 'S CABINET SHOP Wlanlng the Kentucky Darky la eeiwatleeml style. Raid Venturi seat pries aloe the vleteri* wreath at tha ffnleh a# me rasa si Churchill Oewna. The emlle an tke fees ef Jeekey Ire (Rehe) Hen feed faded ehertiy afterwards when he wee suspended IP dare fn reugk yding. (Associated Prase Phete) CIGARET LIGHTER IN HER LUNG cumbed ta IScot. “Tber* la no actus I newness In tto so-called New Deal,'’ ha write*. “ It# fund* awnLai pn*tcAilon goes bash ta tha dark abysm of time, and avert Ha moat lunatic detail* are Mt novel to itudenta of world-saving. M It differs from the other current panaceas— for instance, Com* munlam, Paaclam tad NaiHam —It is only In its greater loosu near end cftholielty, Its mere reckless hospitality to mlncot* laneou* nonsense." The ooclal and economic ob­ ject hr** of the New Dm ], Mr. Mencken observes, belong In the greet tradltkn of theological buncombe. What be calls ' Its rumble-bumble bee Us rests, he says in tto oldmt practices ef the magic art ef fooling .people through theology, magic anil mystery. “The New Deal offers a lew potent medicine," he venture*, "but what U offers belongs in* dobltahly to the same category. H I b . f ir s t r r . We build and repair flmlture and Sell anything you ham on Commission J. M* WILSON. Rnp. dealring to settle their Indel will receive special consideration for a limited rtod. Room, 30d First National Bank B T. G. FORD, * WMla deetare waited for special them frem Philadelphia, Paailna Lana, villa, Tann, and am)led bravely dtmlt lights r In her lung. It aaeidentelly all her teeth. -(AseeeUted Pre® PheU) NEW YORK, May t — IffV - 1 Tne man died and five other per­ sons were Injured when a M* fool boat carrying a Sunday flaking party collided off Ambra* lightship with a 4,171 ton freighter. Moat of the U persona aboard 'he fishing brat, tha M. I. R. trd, were thrown Into BtoepaWa s h in g t o n , Kay i — t M ~ Seed Bay by the Inipeat They After serving cm toll day a* com­ were picked up by aevtrel other mending officer of tto Biath Army Soata In tha vidaltyCorps Aren nt Chicago, Major Marine poll® Identified tto GenaiM) (Johnson Hagood, who freighter as the Evangeline of ■pant ®v*n weeks In military anil* he Bull lin e Inbound fro® Ben after criticising WFA spewing turn. Capt. Frank Polecek of the M. I. R. 3rd said to wep p| enttar In a communication whan tha crash tarns. Ha suffarad a fracture at tto left bend. An unidentified men died, noparently of a heart attack, aft•r being picked up by a rtacua boat 1t Tto ft*king tost, slowly alga- General Hagood • Will Leave Army f; And Write Book the sweetest, richestjuice you ever tasted! OWQMiru on oreagi Jul® and Thanhs to a bumper sop, Florida roumay tmtouriy endangeryour oraagn are now scObig at bargain !* health. For orange Juica cup- pries*. Buy too* today. 8® how highly Importantvitamin* (four little they cast, what quantitle* of tat kinds!) . . . reIdurn that Juke they give. Start today serving Mth and tea* devetoamret. . . a m glreare of It to everybody ana that mak® good red blood. watch fondly health pick upl SPRING FEVER? E*iCr*p*fnH twit* tr men a d*yl Colorado has tha hlstoet mean elevation in tto Eaaky Mountain*. MOO ftot. Wyoming la second at MOO feet. Auto Repaira Mussolini May Put Puppet On Throne GENEVA. Mag 4.-<A>>-M*m* tors uf tto League of Nations .generally anticipated that Pre­ mier Mussolini would put a puppat emperor upon tho throne of Ethiopia upon hla own terms. ■An Italian spokesman tmpha■Isod that Italy alwaya recog­ nised tha **ii Unco of Ethiopia. Fro® thla It waa deducted that U Due* wiU continue .to tecegniaa ail Independent Amharlo 8UU, though probably under Italian supervision with tto re­ mainder of tto country paaelng to Italy to tto for® * f n colony AU Cigarettes are not FRESH! �Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, High*** And Watei rransporlntloo NEWSPAPER SANFO RD , J* . ' \ V* % FLORIDA* N U M B E R 1M — ■ Legionnaires Are Urged To 12 C a n d id a te s isevelt, EJucaUComini Generation Vote Againjt m ' To HoUBack C a m p id G o es M e , Troops Arrive Soon A f t e r Americans Are Compelled To Evacuate Legation Rome Celebrates ' African Victory Visioned As Fourth ____ ^ Decisive Battle In Small Attendance At The History of U.B*j Lyman School Dlsdkuhbx that u>* fourth [ courajring To Memdecisive battle in American hi*ben of “A” Group New Deal Critic Is Snowed1Under By The President At p Monday's Primary Selassie Flees With Nation’s Treasure On British Cruiser tory will b* that against com- 1 ______ ' munlim, U uU Grifjtth. athletic .Undoamrot 0f the • £ * ! " f0,r 1of schedntod political rallies arrant*! nori<U. tojd AtMfittn Lnlon b ^ s. m|lv>1, County DeraOnj.n laat ntfht Urn mpoasiblity £ CxKuUr* Commit.,, was Second Victory Scored By Leader Pennsylvania Voted Akainst^Brec k en ridge B;y 20 To 1 £ r i S tha X r »tUe vwith formar W »?yTr! _ _ ___ , . No candidate was laU and d by tharafora sach arms glran an op_ _ port unity 10 address tha rotera. _ Townsend Inqniry £ Is Postponed For “ . Public Asked To Hear Address By Attorney General According to Forrest Catch.!, district chairman of th* Batter Business '.Bureau, Urn address to be delivered before th* bureau In tho Court House on Wodnoaday evening by Attorney General Cany D. Landis will not bo a po­ litical speech. Th* attorney gen­ eral to to discus* business, and th* public la Invited to hear hint. M*F » — 4AV- On tha program with Mr. Lwndla rooMrai William Cram of tho am B. M. Troth, mayor of Galnoomwlcan Federation of Ubor do- villa, an official of th* Batter Bua- HeadOf AeF.Of L F o r Re-Election Of Mr. Roosevelt ? ^ i~ t * V n e is iifL r t ^ * 0*,0n #f A M i m Iu| tha oswmntlnn of • **»**raal Woman's Tr.de nlan Lrogna ha aST «W * hat* tan laapUwd and thrOlad hy th* nOMP, May 3,— ( A D — Praia Irr Muvsollnl doalarad Innl.ht: “Tba war la over" ami “ K.hlopla la Itatlaa." Hr mad# lha ilrclsratlon to half .hr population of Italy (ilh rrrd in a hog. mobilisa­ tion. The populace waa **•rmhlrd In honor of the fall <>f Addis Ahiba. sorvic. **»h(w«aieh >, lAltwa. hold In .hr Lyman Th. .[^akar raid thara K ir .' v'n - » lUnd* ~ * w»* “ boan three outstanding dacUlr. 8h* " “ n Uo? ' •*7 * U '7 * momenta , In tfc* hLatory of this committee u d chairmen country. .Th* first , ht0 tha moottay, «U ad for a roU • ! Wolf, raised tha Englt.h flag In «*»<*“ * *•* » " « " * “ -*• Quahoe, for had Montcalm won -botborthay te r m i haldtagth* that day thli would bo a Franck- propound meetings orary attar. •paaklnf nation. Tha oocond waa rata **«** ,om,whrra >» th« «•*"tha dafrat of tha British at, W tha ramalndar of tha Tlcondyroga by Bsnodlct Arnold i month. Only aomo of tha - A " who latar turnad traitor, and aroup candidate, war. present, America won tha raipoct of th* but thoy voted S3 to 12 to «nvwortd. Tbo third waa tba bat.la tlnu* tha mooting.. Anothar rota of Cattyiburg, ho said. will bo taktn tomorrow night "Thara ncrar war. braver whan tha “ B" group candidate, mao than thoao who followed gathar at a political rally ta bo Ptckatt on that July day In ISM,I bald In the Oinko school.* Should but thoy war. dofaatod by tha tha majority of tha candldataa TOto powar of numhara and tha fata against tha moating., tbo achodulg of tha Confodaraey waa saal-td will bo abandoned, with the ex* and tho Union waa preserved,' caption of tbo ell-day barbecue ha aald. 1rally. ta ha hold In Ganara °n “ -Thara will ba Other Quebec, Tburadny of thla weak and tha other Gettysburg*. other do-1 meeting* In Sanford on tha ora cW m momanto. but tho moat o4 tha primary, candldataa aald tai « « « a oww-whfsh ooafroate ua day. •— *-A 1* A * rad warn. Tha result * ( Borne of the candldataa at laat Ibiil conflict will hi momanUros, riiwht'e me#tins la the Lymen hut tha I M flag win n.ra, «hool ntimaiod then won nearware orar thla country If tha iy u many Candidateas proaant as * * * * * t o * * - * tha coming gen- other parsons. Other aatlmataa of .ratioa tho manning of true th« ntUndnnca ranged from M Am.rlc.nlsm, lor* of God, of ^ 75^ BALTIMORE/ May « — (A P )—By * ratio of sightly South Dakota Vote* Today SIOUX FALLS, A D, May I. (APJ—South Dakota'* unusually qulot primary campaign ended Urt night with bdsrent contend *a tho m i n t between supporters * * • . William K. Bmmh of Idrho » d Coo. Att M. London o f Kan■ra fra tha eight ^legate* to bo ••fra* today ta tha Republican BRITISH LEGATION HAVEN FOR AMERICANS Volunteers Out After Funds For Salvation Army two weeks. ’ Th* gray-hatred California physician was rwsdy to proceed when Chatman Ball unexpectedly mad* announcement of th* poetpootment. Boll told nawsmon later some Important depositions and •thsr pnpors vital to the hearing had not nrrlved. Salvation A m y's annual ap1oT “ PPM* wxs being carried to citisens today by 40 RV*n «nd women who valuntsered their dm* and effect that th* campolgn to raise fSAOO would prove wucwaaful. Tho drive ta to contlnua through tha week If noertsary. C. R. Dawson la general FNG Officers Asked Workers today wore restricting To Meet In Suford u?S To Form AssocUtion.int^ i* th* slm. of th. . ' I wwksrs who failed to call at headr . ^ ? n,^ f l^rad * ” *•*?* ,n f8* qaartor. yesterday afternoon or t y * « r a « ^ « f ” M r cord, are J* i «A a d hy Mr. Dnwaan to obtain * « , Ik- i « » f l a i i f 4 Six Towns Will Send Representatives To Enter The Contest District 7 Future Fnrm.rs of America com# to Sanford tnia woek Satunlay to rompelo In dlstrlet contest* to choos* rrpresentallves from thin lection in a state contest to b* held, later. Chapter contests w «r* held a week ago, and the competition to be held her. tb. end of the week will be between winners of those meets. String bands, fiddler., harntnnleu player, and vocalist* will compet*. Banford, DdLand and Creacant City Future Farmer* are entored In the string band contest; tho dlatrkt fiddling championship; Tha weather: Fair tonight and Wednesday. Extreme nurthweet Florida: Same. utl„ Curomltte. yesterday. __ _ Twenty acre* of land about midway between Lake Mary aml I^ingwood were told by Frank Ceir to Harvey Ytlno yesterday, according to a warranty, deed filed for record today, —■ Ed R. Bentley of Lakeland, candidate for attorney general, will sddress Seminole County voter, n Ssnford at ■ o'clock this even,n<- “ • * U’ ,p**^ * ' ,nt#’ ; l ” /*0" ° i * U r ' ° 11* Av,nu# • n*1 ,,r " ______ Sraferd, St. Clm.d. Cresc.nt City g k, fnm , d<r,ct|ve f|uo radApopk* will enter the bar- , lrt ,B ^ pU<tt lo tha ^ monte contest; u d vocal quar- of thB Dkk MePhonon re.ld.nc. tma from the FFA chapter. In Bt eon Loeuat Avenue yesterday Orlttfe, 8 t Cloud, DaLand and. .fternocn, but th* fir. department Apopka will sing. Thor, are no extlngulehod th# blase with damMuttra In Seminal* Chapter of age not to exceed fl, according to ST. PAUL, I vtn Karpto wa* fourth day o f n If* a m a tm l ■ , M sj 7 Att 1 fSfJrLj1•' -1■L_e W to 1 - ^_ '1 i h t o m t !WWrttog to TOOHT. a (to w Ctoh, t^B the sorely pressed American La- . cation had been evacuated. The American .nvoy and hla tides, after four day. o f eon■plcuou* bravery under si moat mrWant flrr of roltlng Ethio­ pian*. exiruatinl the United Stiles lection, presumably tak­ ing refngp in tha Brlttah am* haasy. Curnrliu* \’»n 11. Engart, American minister, with Other „ whites In Addis Ababa had beta . v •tandlnd off wild IribaatnaA-'*. J bandits hoping the ndrandng 9 Fascist legions would bring raA lief. Tho United State rerelvad aa* / •uranca from tha Italian gtrrarnmant that lives and property o f foreigners would ho protected at* * curding to tho rules of war at , soon ns Italian forcaa occupied tha city.. Slrans .ml balls sounded In Rum* late today summoning citizens to a calibration after th* war ministry raealvad In* y formation Addis Ababa had fall­ en. Th* summons wa. to lha long-expected national mas* . meeting expected to symbolise Italy', victory over ' Ethiopia. .In response to th* tocsin, half U * Theodore Luqueer Mead, fa­ |e>pulatlnn o f Italy sprang to mous byi<rlditrr of orchid, and 00tomologtat of Lake Charm, Oviedo, died yesterday afternoon at th* Fernald-Laughlon Memorial llospltal. He wa* HI years old. Mr. Mead's ns mo will llva In lha scientific world In whlth ke wa* an Important figure because of th. two orchids h. created and the rare butterfly ho dis­ covered. II* also did much In­ teresting experimental work with th* amaryllis, gladiolus, caindlums, and ractus. lie wa* born at Fithklll, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1332, and wa. tutored at homo until he was 10 year* oUL After attending a French school In New York City, he wa. taken to Europe tor two years by his parents. Hs studied at th* School of Mines at Columbia University and then entered Cornell where h* was graudated In civil engi­ neering Jq 1890. He djd p v t gra £Lyo! uata work In natural history andlrel spent a year at tha Columbia I Ac Law School. t tion t VabU. ; ^ 1 Scientist Lived Near Lake Charm; Was In His 85th Year At 13, Mr. Meed was th* youngest member of th* Amorican Entomological 8ocl*ty, and as a’ boy ho started a collection of bvtterflle* that In hi* later year* ranked third among th* collection* of North American butterflies. Mr. Mead was a member of tho Episcopal Church. II* waa Scout Matter of th* Oviedo (Troop of Boy Scouts, end In Florida will b* remembered a. much for HI* fin* work among tha Rotary convaa- boy. and hi. colorful parMnallty SW« last week waa a* for hla distinguished scientific achievements. He waa a member ukr wteklhr onchec t S I 1. Bsntloy. pa- S l V HoUl today 1 Folr and Pim liik V. i wtro 1imoi ford* C Asm tkOM tf# U 7 f, luncheon wen Raj t O M t ls e e t the F e w . T h e m ) fo g #f Fran**, n js to tu representing J. P. Walker of »PW ‘ ° * 9 n '* * “ ta T " ' F, Yew.II o f Or- Wstory, toppled aa sha wa* W |pa of Altamonte' tog rolled late tha finishing I , Future F anners’j TheodoreLMead, District Meet To Noted Hybridizer! Be Held Saturday CITY NEWS BRIEFS Of Orchids, D ies Defenae Counsel Called Pi f a . T1ip Rritish minister to —y Ethiopia reported that a large ' J force nf conquerlm; Italian Hiildiers entered Addis Ahaba •? today to relieve thousanda of ;>4 foreigners besieged for four ;5 ilnys in various legations. This word was wirelessed to Uindtin by Sir Sidney Barton, British minister, shortly after P* U* I*0 *r j-) ■? Y J* J” M — ■ LOCAL WEA' - \- 1 -> I �TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936 The Sanford Herald >A HIGHLIGHTS' Do you know how much It codta the FAglteh people to support (heir kin»c. Queen Mary, end thd other member* •— of (he royal family T According to the rtyRl budfet ewrtofficially selected for that purpoee, no reaa than S2 i •• tn,020,00o will be required during the twelve monthr pe­ __rtod to keep body and aoul of the various in a h »n aL the House of Windsor together. This e»>*r Mttto Item hi divided between' l i e king i r t the other members of HI* family In auch a way aa to give i s him what seems to us to he the lion’s share. He gets ft,J2! 050,000 annually, and all the rest of the royalty get only ai* 1970,000 altogether. But, of course, ottt of hie Stipend, — the King has to pay for lots of functions and whatnots i m from which the others are exempt. 'tm An<* Bt lhBt* Edward's Income has been re­ duced $300,000 from what his father used to get. But. ~ of course, Edward being n much younger mat), and more * «*r less inexperienced, probably isn’t worth aa much aa hte ,*U fnther was. Out of his 62,050.000 income, the sum of 6764,000 has been sat aside for hi* household' expenses, ^ nnd 6670,000 for salaries and pension*-.fon-hlfeBacretariaa. Ma •**< Rumor h*a It that another efle ft will be made tn Jam thmugn • era** atat* renal bill before Ta a a .. . will be more successful than Iho previous on*. The Tampa Tribune point* out that It east the stata IIKM.OOO to collect fM lU M O in race track revenue; and FJOHJWO to collect fl,1 17,00* ia liquor revenue. At that rate how much would it roat to collect a 2 percent aalrs ta il Intel citing word*, .according to lb* duthnr of ' Word Study," Inc U a "ochlocracy", “iireclic", “ InatMUbly” , "rchnUlia", "hab*toda", "aatrevasatli n” . hebdoinadsF*. You might try them on year political audiencs some Sight. Other federal contributions t» prosperity In Florida includv 119,941/07 in loan* from Ihu Rieohstruction Finance t'orporoUo«k. According to * bulletin from Uw KFU, more than f75.000 Ir. Is— have bean authoriiad In lotoioolo County. Wa aw* where on* of tha can­ didate* for alata office has chattengad hi* oppnnept to a sort** at debates throughout th* (tote. —That la an old political uses when hr ki Utah which 10 S*t out a rrowd on hia own account dCEANUS iCABTINO MAF, prepared by Alba ft Capr tha Duka of fe rta n , was delivered to la ftaty, -svtapaals4 by a not* dated Noi I f , 1502, which ftrrtunataly flaw vary Its period * f coastractlon. Undoubtedly It iroric o f a man Whg had *lth*r baon to th* or had talkad to unknown navigators, \f Spanish, who had bain there. It was W ta 0U family gKk)vaa until l i f t , whan duka retired to Modena, to which teUprery was ransovad. In 1133, tha durai oa tortarltar thd precloua Cnathm Map, was rred to the Blbllothaca Zatana*. It Is now I lf A C frp tW fcT U iH liif h M oH an# torieaj stitditltf aa th* Aral map of Florida. I t all'th# CIGARS produ:ed in TampareUva 1900 and through November, 1933, were laid sod to and they would kav* an agxregata length of 915,142 mile*— nearly S3 timri the cireumfervn.e o f U>* earth at th* equator. End to end they w o l .J form thr*« ribbons between this planet and ti • r u n with enough left over to eneVelo tha earib 4 time*. At 'ho present time there are 122 cigae factorial In Tampa, employing 9,300 workers, wlt'a an annual payroll o f approximately 18,000,000,00. Tha total production for tha flrst 11 months of 1935 amounted to 293,060,013 cigars. - • TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936 > The Republican* of florid* ire (seeking ring. As things now woriM showing th* Democrats of florid* oat, evsry candidal* in the soM how to do it. They have an orgsn- cabled Democratic primary, from Uad pasty; Uiay mainlaa it* or- governor down) has hi* own pintnnlaatioa; lhay do. not permit % tetm, without. aefasssw to say. cdntmflfrVWf.t id dicTati psrfy pertf Ti'no'jjsrfy ‘ policy tnd procedure; they hold Cohealon, entity, principle or pirra state contention, at which rrg- pose. ■ ularly chosen delegatee represent This b plain talk, but it's (He the ntemirrs of the party through- plain truth. It ia this situation out the state, and that convention which has prompted rontinikotS; adopt! S platform, defining and agitation for d state Drmcrrutfcdrdaring the party's attitu !« nn eenrentton—a movement and dP•tate issues, so that the party has' mand which hah never been ai-le a definite and accepted chart to to "get by" the state Committee, guide its nominees and to enlist for obvioti* retoon.*. The |State Sn,| reeel,e the support of iadival- ' Committee wishes to perpetuate ual partyttrs. its function and* authority a* thW The Democrats of Flnrbta d o . dielatnr of party procedure, with none of these things. So far as a I the thousands of cititens and real party organization is eon , voters who mske up the D#mrerneii, there i* no Democratic nemlie ranks having nothing party in Forid*— there hss been whatever to say about It. none for .16 year*. It is nnt a party | The Republicans held their state — it is a more or lea* effirlent convention Thursday, look party piece of machinery, operating p«- action on party and public mat riodirally to hold a primary elec- tees, adopted a platform, doing tion and to permit individuals who the things thst nn organised party claim to to Democrats to engage should do— which the Democrats In a scramble for office. The Dcm- of the state lamentably Tall to ocralic party of Florida ha* not do. Certain o f the Republican met in convention sine* 1000. It I plank*, we hava no doubt, would ha* no platform aaee the one bw adopted by a state Democratic adopted at the convention, which ' convention— Jhch is honest #)*,». nominated William S, Jennings for 1 tletl*. redvrrtl expenses, tax |imgovernor and re-ratlfied the na- ! itation, no Two-Job Men, no pol. tional platform of 1898, upon I ts*. fewer rountl*a, taxing units which Wi Him Jennings Iftyan and offices. made his first race for president. ! Sfeentimo, the TVmocrats rtaB So far as party organization is I gag* In the usual indtscrimlnxrig concerned, the Democrats of Flow- 1acramtde for Jobe, with nothing to ida stand today on the platform hind any candidat* or nomine* to o f 1*58. the platform of iff yesrs any adopted and accented staiwt*r<l ago, free silver anl *11. It has of Democretlc principles—a ca«e never, as a party, revoked or of every man for himself and t • amended that stxnd; it has never, perdition with the party! ns a party, adopted a declaration of principles on any of the suereeding national and state issues ; of the past ffff years. Upon all | these ijiestlons. the Democratic . party of Florida ie as silent ** I the tombs of those valiant o'd ’ lietders of past ' generation*—as ' | i dead as the last convention nomi­ nee *nd the platform on which At A Price Yow Co* Bea* he ran. Its only vrstihe or aemb|anrt of organization is a State Fxeeutive Committee and 67 Ceunty Uxrestive Committees, which func­ tion only when the time arrives T*p a Body Repair I tn ral a oilmary and ring the bell thit s*art»#the Iwnnisl Indistrind107 Oak i- A. Mari ! nate "battle royal" in the offiee- At The Ritz Wednesday And Thursday am Merely aun Officers Are Chosen By MaBonic Council MARIANNA. May B#-<*>Bort L Mate a f Orlando w ho aloat. H moot Hloririous grand master of th* Grand Council of Royal Circle Number Two Holds Regular Meet Auto Repairs MARTIN’S GARAGE hU. . TPUWIf/|V>lrW|.| POBTPONBMRNT Tha picnic which was sch*Jlulvd to b* given Friday for tha members of the Dirt Gardners' Circle of tha Garden Club of Sanford has been postponed un II Bridges, Mre. J. E. Courier, Mr*. a later data. J. M. McCaakill, Mrs. M. B. Smith. Mre. Walter L. Morgan, Mr*. Basal* Hutchison, and Miss Bas­ il* Zachry. . * \ooo pomud hogihf,id o f leaf tobatco fiWAaarej hfc^WJM ihuehp undtr the direction of Mr*. Hattie T h rrv cvuptvs e l ages t% M. Abeterombi*. presented a pro­ Claud# Jone-. chairm an for the! •d years s e r e s w m o i in gram Monday evening in the Ar­ Inst nine yvars i f the csHxalRm | O v v . rw e a lly at a suvgW s ead* Building in celebration of a l departm ent of the A m e r w s n f National Music Week. te gu -n in the state, who Jo | The stage was decorated with eiarvsl that 'w e are buddin g an Mr*. La* A Conoley has re­ qoantitte* of potted palm* aad orgam satKin to the glory of turned from Pineview, G*. where flower* to represent ■ park seen*. God. the honor c f our o s u t r y T o n ig h t ah* spent a few weeks visiting Th* antlre program wa* given aa and for the blessin g o f m an* e%i follows: relatives. The pream ble to the constituts-i, T h e B ig N ig h t Amarira The Deautlful. Ward— o f the tm rr v in Legwm h eg .r • Class. S rrreei A lln d ie a with the w o rd . ‘fur God *s I Th* .Music lesson in the Tree*. ‘rw u itry .’ and this is the foursL, H. M. A.—Georg* Chapman, turn stone on which is herog Bo this Lea Chapman, Kugv.te Kendall. builV n U em w erarr th at w iU * weather all storm s." My First Dancing L*aaon, Johns­ Mr*. D. U. Wider of Jackson­ The two »Kll of ■li’XR Irfh t n l ton— Doris Ntwson. ville ia the guest this week of her I Iw itW n tpokr i f ’ t r K A h f K « « * Begin. Root—-Mary Louise mother, Mr*. John T. Brady. Pal­ Smith. •on. I V rI at o ff* -* * . ►*.*! metto Avenue. tMj 11liberal ther «b )»< t x % •I thw *<** Harmonica Selection—Jack StanJIfer. Irffto n Judk r Ka«vK«|| | a-a<u«> Dancing on the lawn Streabbeg .■»rvl JifvUrvti that ~t)w I r « - n —Sybil Kendall. not iftu m v other? .«*• (h it • The Wooden Soldier, Hoot lh a l au u ld bn o f (t v a 'v r p«v *•«* T h u rsd a y Abernathy Its tho cxtmmumly** lhan Kw . A l Sehno: March. Stieal.bog-— tho* VDUNf^ttrx and lra « h »*s •« Jam** Took. tho* o f fa ir (day Mn. Rujm II Snow will irriv* Merit OKeren, Joel MrUrra and Miriam ll..|>kin*. th* title Juvenile Song. Mueie Everywhere, Hr v»i*l lbn m n mu* h nt.*tv tomorrow from Cocoa to apciul chaiartera in "Three Three." the Samuel G«.id*>n i>i>»tuetm«», rv- an a lh W lw con Inal thnt i Kr « .* Hoot— Alberta An<|. r«on. ■ few day, with Mra. Wallace W Martin. Doris Stafford, lea-ed through United Artlxt*. and at the Riti Th-ater Wednesday of jk 6 ir n « “T W b u t* «M«a * Wright, Mallonvill* Avenua. Alderman Jark Martin. and Thurxday. Im rn l*t taka b rfv rv t b «« Duncan, Marjorie Stafford. Mil­ can e ttr t Krm. Ita rn n* i ** Mr*. T. Bradford Byrd and Mrs dred Sermon. Ouida Carlton, rhrat. Its control t W ir h r « | K 'N C. L Hardwick of Atiantw are Mary Dorla May. Patricia |tt hr tourafm ttA, k TtV •*• t th# guest* of th< former's daugh­ Srhullt, Mxry l.nui** Smith, InKK, n u d b-t in vartoev. ( k * f ter. Mr*. II. B. Orjham, Jr., at her Patty Abernathy. Colleen Bax­ »»» t b f r a l. ami oar r r w ir t i K home on Golden Lake. ter. lK» s«ltwfa*r »>s«i c Poem Muaie Things, II M. A.-something t t.ir lK * Kugenr Singletary. James Do_" T r a il, loot j ner. mao -hi|> a rvl * # w ill m*t k o r . Little Boy Blue. Sawyer-Thelma • » r r v sh, ill ek.it kind e ( i d | Whitten lens tKvv wilt m a k e ." i May * Flower*. tStreatibog—Doro­ t It he r speakers a l Ike m eeting! thy Pearson. Mr. and Mra. Arthur GaU-hel Chora*. We'eome Rweet Spring, w ere Pw-t t'o n tm a n jrr Skeywrvjj and ann and Mr. and Mra. Jack Rubinstein—Antoinette Hayes, bird a r lu l Mr nhkI r « i M < *»f the N-s-ial p . - C resentIv elevt..1 the state e i | MacDonald ami daughter molorad Irta Sebree. Helen Alderman, morv f*»r h»^ fiiftoh i Kah f«*r In m em ber.kip to Oaytona Beach Sunday for Grace Clark. Ixn>:se Miron. Dor­ h li trirn lifu - b tim r« anti I eeutive rmnissille e ; t*. K R im lt-x the day. is Dorner. Follth Singletary, E*n that “ th** thinif* of th » hr n t Ilf till, mill .k e f de gwre i t Ike I 's . l t'um m am ler Ray Mathews. Marion Monger, Rei­ Mr? th r im m aibrnt o»*r-» in “* l » sn I » . Mrs. Jack MacDonald ms Carlton. June Bryan. Lillie Hr m arr»r«l K*li»h K t U a i i i i . 1 tourers .if U ilam k i, - 1lu*- ‘ t.1 k daughter. Jacquelvn, have tentwrgei o f T itu sville s k > -|> Hayea, Maxine Sermon, Angus tlauichtrr o f W illiam II turned from Vienna, Ca. Harriett. Bon Marlow, Roy o f rim lburirh . \Ve*l V a , tn lHHj vlied Ike l e l r r a a s tu a ftsk f r •Fntridge. Margaret Brigham, they visited relative! for I Mr. K tU k rih w a « tb r prum in-M tn that o a i l a l city ew *d ■, * l , w**ka. Alice Higgi. J Keel s k i prmrtwwttv re­ a uth ority on buttrr flira and K Bohemian Dance, Moter—Mr*. author »»f tbr b a ik , “ l U i l t f r f V t , built Ike I egism has-aMmdtve w itS Helen Pearson, p e l. *> | Rdward Brady «p*nt a we*k rf N o rth A m rrira .M M ra. M ra I out espen.se to Ike hare recently with hi* mother, in Miy. Bahr—Otilila Bridgman. M em . i k a u s u * of f'ur aNo a w riter brtn«r thr 1‘eiry Mendrlssohn— Mra. Mas. John T. Brady. II* had Just Consolation, auth or o f « r v r n l « b t f t alo n e *., Ss ns of the t r y s t s rsMwnuttr* Albertina Duren returned from England where h# U ls.n mot sin ef I'm re t wa-* ai’l t t r tn community life in Rejbin and Rarhel, Sawyer— Fv•pent thre* months. setesl so a .il llvirilo. ami a member o f the t ; Jihrl, the IV .t e yn Data Sangsler. » K|iixiti|ml t ’hurrh. She tlurtl in nuiu-ly tn send • letter e f Voval, Sylvia. Sparks-Mrs. Rosa­ p rerialisn tu Ike C ity t'nmm- ■ mund Chapman. stun fnr Ike I s s i t t s i s r mun is ip , l T b r b o n a l *e rtire * w ill be SeM Fairy Polka, Slreahbog—Helen office rs knee riv e n Ike e u tfil tl tbr t alloMlial in Orlantk* w t h Akers. lb *«n Jobn^ton i f the C a l M n l Duet. Hose Petals, l.awton -Mra ami K alh er iVck o f Sinfor%l of* Sangatt-r, Eavalyn Dal* Sang! firiatinic a «»U trtl by th# Htr star. Mr. r a rp e n ta r «if O v i«| u tom oi1Th* Boating Parly. Sawyer— Theodore L Mead*: Noted Hybridizer 0 f Orchids, Dies Total Known Dead In Is H urricane Now S2I I row afterm>«in at I oVIork. TSe Kam i I'U n e n l Home baa chary* o f arrangem ent*. TAVERNIER. The finding ef May 3 It mwrtr xui llowtl —Elisabeth K a n s a s Young K-|iuhlk-an clubs 13,tXk) member- boast Bonus Men here We have a special plan which will help you to purchase a new Chevrolet or .used car NOW. Call and see us for details of this plan. w h a ft , i n th e s e 4 u h Judge Gary D. Landis will giro an addraaa Wednesday afternoon at S:W o'c ock at tha Woman'a Club on Oak Av*iw* following th* monthly business luncheon of th* club which begins at 11:30 • ‘elock. Judge Landis w!U not gWn n po­ litical address and Kaa been aak«d to apeak on grim* control. Th* public I* cordially Invited to hear hi* talk. Mra. R. E. Coffman, Mr*. J. W. Jameson, Mre. C. Kuahnar, and Mra. C. Turner of Top*kn, Kama# ware tha guests last w**k of Mr. and • Mre. Victor Check at thalr horn*. Topeka, Jr„ on Elm Arenua. They ware »rroute horn* after attending th* mretlng of th* Federation of Women’# Chib* at Corel GabW* aa delegate* from Kansas. Reports arara heard from all dapartmenta at th* regular »* * t Jpg of ClreJ* Number On* of th* First Methodist Churth hold Mon­ day afternoon at the bom* of Mre. Magnolia U la L.G.U#, 1900 ** *' Avenue. Mra. It. F. Phillips Brock, Mra. \Vdl‘ vm ('<• rman, Mre. J. L. C a d . J’ t J J Car­ ver, Mra. P. II. I xo-ing. Mr< It It. Hutchison. Mr* J G. David, Mrs. opened th* meeting with prayer Walter Prlc*. and the Misses'Re­ and later taught a chapter from becca Clark. Anna l^nura llrmcn. Alic* rKim, and Kstryn Tilth* mission study book. ProctorCbeiroletCo. —the Curing artd ageing of leaf tobacco, that's whar'6 going on. ThOusandi of hogshead* of mild ripe tobtfcctf ate under these roofs... jtwt lying here ageing and rtttefenfog arid mellow log for Chesterfidd cigartttej. . U k ttip V o n Wtnklt, fbtysUfp— tbt for the cigfsmtm that Satisfies, Jbr gciiinlewf l b*nip ic*«rt*w Judge- Landis WiU S p e a k Tomorrow An Invitation wa* aitandad to th* elrcl* to m*«t at the horn* of Mrs. John RumbUy, 601 Weal Flral Street, during June with Read Collag* faculty and stu­ Mre. J. G. Walt* aa aaaiitant dents davot# on* itev each year Phone 768, 202 Magnolia to beautifying - thrir Portland. Everhards Entertain hastens. Ore, esmpoo. Refreshment* ware served to With Dinner Party th* following: Mra. A. H. Cola. Mre. 4. 0. WnlU, Mra F. B. Do**. DUNK BUMS DRY PALB GtNOItt AL* AND RumbUy, Mre. T. W. Williams. antartalned a amall number of UFPKK IB TBUB FRUIT LIMB RiCXBT TO C Mre. W. E. Write, Mra. John frtend* with * dinner and bridge Mra. W. A TUll*. Mr*. B. J. ACID, ALKALI Y0UB STBTW nnrty Saturday evening at their NKHI MALTED CHOCOLATE Corwln(/ Mra. Eug«n* Higgins, horn*, 416 Grandvtew Avenue, NKHJ BOOT BBBK Rom Court. The dinner table wa* royal CROWN COLA (L decorated with a renterplac* uf . . NBU TBUB FRUIT ORANGE V gladioli and aaparagua fare. After aavaral progressions of brign prise* were awarded to Mrs. „ _ _ _ . H. B. Lewis, Mre. Watlore W. M r S . P . H . L u i S i n g . tobaccos getting m tfoim artd milder SURPRISE BOX Legionnaires A r e ! Urged To Educate Coming Generation^ rsona WEDNHBDAT | The public la cordially iavited Monthly bailncaa luncheon af to attend th* last musical proth# Woman'* Club of Sanford will rrsm for th* season of the Music taka plac* at lt:30 P. M. at th*. Departmant of th* Woman's Club Cflib house with Mrs. II. J. Leh- to be gtvan Thursday craning at man. Mr*. K. D. Brownie*, an.1 8:00 o'clock at th* e ub house on Mrs. John Malach aa hosUaaaa.: Oak Avenue. Mrs. Fannie S. MuttMrs H. M. Papworth la sponsor! ton ia sponsor for th# program for th* program which will b« |which will feature “ Sacred Muaie given by the Civic Department.; Down th* Tears." Rasarrstionemay be- made by tele-f Hostamaw fa r the- evening- will phoning 79-J. ' b* Mrs. Martin Rram, Miss MarTh* Civic Department of th*l g*ret Darla, and Mias Margaret Woman’* C.ob of Sanford will'Peter*. Th* entire program with meet at noon at th* elub hous*. |th* name* of all those taking part Alt those who took part in th* will appear in a later edition of Raster Cantata will meet the Herald. promptly 7:15 P. M. it iho| Th* following numrwn will bo Woman'* Club to praetic* for the Music Department's program Thursday night at th* club house. THURSDAY A special program, "Sacred Music Down the Year*," will be presented by the Music Depart­ ment of the Woman's Club, with (Mrs. Fannie S. Munson as apon"aor, at 8:00 P. M. at th* elub house. The public ia cordially invited to attend. Regular meeting of Beminol* Chapter Number Two Order of the Faatem Star will he held at 7:70 P. M. St th# Mesonle Tem­ ple. Past matrons’ and past patrons’ night The South Sid# Primary P.-T. A. will meet at 3:00 P. M at the school auditorium. Installation of officers. Board meeting will take place at 2:30 P. M. The W eit Sl’ e Primary P.-T. A. will meet et 2:30 P. M. in the school auditorium. ^ FRIDAY Th* Fast Side Primary School will presenf an operetta, "The Wedding of the Flowers," at 8:00 P. M. at the Junior High School. Seminole Rehekah Lodge will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the Odd Fet ows' Hall. SATURDAY The Cecellen Muaie Club wdl meet at 3:1b P. M. at the atud!o of Mr*. Fannie S. Munion. Myrtle Avenue. Th* Loyal Temperance legion will meet at 10:00 A. M. at the an­ nex of tha First Methodist Church. 'Jaywalkhig” country, Mi**vp it or not. Is "Jaywalking," Just common, onilnnry, every tlay “Jaywalking.” If everyone who crorwetl a ntreet during th* past year had been careful, no lews than 7,00o persons now dead would still be alive. If everyone now living In the country They say that Judge I’attvwayj today, would obey simple rules for pedestrian* during the 'and Grady Burton aps gataing coming yenr, around 15,000 of them", now doomed to death, fast. But I fudges and Carter are would survive. ■till out In front. That leaves Faly ansi Chappell to be figunsl The National' Safety’ CYuineil reveals that 16,900 of In somewhere and they are nsil nearly half of all (hone killed in automobilo'accidents last to b* snencj a t In this County year were pedestrians. Of all the pedestrian* killed, near­ it leak* an If Hodgra and F*tt*- ly half were "Jaywalkers." Ho the National Safety Gour>. way war* th* two leading Can­ ell has prepared the following safety rules as a guide for dida ta*. pedestrians ht the hope of reducing th* terrlhla toll which < It looks a* If tha best burr# this sort of rarcUssneiut is producing: I. Do not jaywalk. doesn’t always win either, at West, -1 Boa In the Kentucky Derby. Brev­ 2. Cross streets only at the Intersection and then ity, the favorite, almost knocked with caution. ’t i t hia feat in tha Drat few Iron3. At Intersections, cross only with the signal light, ‘ droi yards o f Uu> racy, trailing the never ngainst it. IteM before ha recovered, coming 4. If there Is no signal, look carefully In all direc­ la a*«*ad at th* finish, aad about ' to win ia n few Mur* strid*a, tions nnd then proceed with caution. 6. Walk, do nnt run. across the street. -looks to u* Uka a batter hurst -than Bold Venture. 6. Do not walk in the streets and do not allow your Children to play in the street* or aUeya. Tha difference between nudtam 7. Face traffic when walking in rural highways. aad aun bathing M nothing but 8. When you are the driver and not the pedeatrian, B four*. According to the presi­ drive carefully. dent af thg Society In Ht. Peters­ Educating the pedestrian tn act aafelv under all c{rburg, In th« area where they atrip hi ortlar to gat tha full cumstances la part of the nation-wide phxrram now be­ benefit of the p*n*trstlng - reya ing sponsored by the national safety council in Its five-year o f tho saw, and which la now e*mpsl*n to reduce motor vehicle fatalities M per cent by surrounded by a Mgh fan**, they the end of 1940, and thus save 38,000 Uvea. bother*. "Tab* tha fane# down,” ho aaya, "and wu te w n i nudiata." talk to dem ocrats TAMPA TRIBUNB v*» ’r)erlr*,-am*-Kfr-1orthr The King gets 666,000 every year which he I* »upposed to give to charity, tjeggars, and special contributions of such a nature. He also gets 6660,000 for wh.t they csll "the King's privy purse” —cigarette money, we would call It In this country—which he can a] wante to, or not spend it at all. If he year's budget slso includes sn item of • M o o f e King Edwards future wife, and another 6396,000 for the future Prince of Wales, Just in ease. Besides this Income which the King gets from the state, he also has his own private fortune represented largely by the Duchy of Cornwall, and the Duchy of I-ancaater. Prom the former he draws about. <520.000 a year, and from the latter the tidy sum of 6*30.000 annually. Queen Mary gets a salary of 6350,000"Ja year from the state, snd the Duke of York, who is hetr presumptive to the throne, draws another 6250,000. The civil lists are designed to support kings, queens, princes snd princesses In the style to which they are aecustcmed. while at the same time keeping their expend­ itures within certain upper limits. The first civil list was instituted after the Stuart era. the annual sum then voted being far higher than now. To George I and George II was allotted 63,600,000 annually aa suited to their courts, and George HI got $4,000,000, hut they were real spend­ ers and had trouble living on those allowances. Tunny thing about It la that nobody seems to csre how much they have to pay for their king and queen In England. leastwise nobody seems to care but the com­ munists and socialists, who represent » mere handful, but who loudly proclaim the civil lists as "bigger and bet­ ter doles for the royal unemployed.” But the rank snd filers and everybody else In England seem to think that the rovsl family Is worth every cent it costs and nobody begrudges the taxes he has to pay in order to support Iho Windsors In royal style. Imsi’ine the howl thst would Fo tip In fhfs country If anybody proposed raising the salary of the President from 6100.000 a year to $150,0601 in M SSa.*,o, dVrirt alnt im t ANGEL CAKE RAISIN COOKIE Same trite JbJttto j i 4 5 ) cjcj /i<fw 23 ounces 234 MIUIOKV OS SOUNOt H*vt Jit t v t o a* OU8 G O v t 8 » « « t t J NEW SHIPMENT Presides Over Circle Ion. Mr*. R. R. D*no won tho ■ - t “Screono" prise. Mre. A * H. Loafing - presided THom preaant ware: Mr. nnd osar tho regular maoUng of Clrc a Mn. R. A. NaWmdfc, Mr. and Mrs. Numb# Fire * f tho First MathD. L Threeh*r, Mr. aad Mr*. R- odtet Churth hold Monday *vmt Boa*. Tuftf iH -M lu r^ a m « Ing at t k r t e m of-Mre. Walur 0. Sharon,, Mrs. Walla** W. Prire. Mrs. Jaka Carter gave a Wright, Mrs. H. B. Lrwla, Mr. and report of tha natealonary costerMra. 0. K. Fu jogar, Mr. aad Mr*. *mo hold last week ta D*Und. R. Compton, Mr. aad Mre. A. l’.| Rafreahaaaute xrero srevad at a fra Ur ally U nnm CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mcilco, 411/ 5.— (A P )—Four person* were and four a«rteu»ly wounded In a clash In Ciudad Camargo, Chuhuahua, b*rw**n feslerml soldier* and n group of Catholics who sought to reopen a church there. C fried cakes raisin buns- JUSTUNPACKKD! GROWING to serve._ the growing South dHtendaOei* i i Al1 M l toU t (I n • i ' f/) •V j. BAKING POWDER V 1 SiKtotfK Y 0 WELL’ red»» •%-w» • a �SANrgHP TU ESD AY. M A T 5 ,1M * Far Snpt of Public Instruct! f . W. LAWTON K A ttf » % A a C M ? S K r - « ^ E g P C » M . > l^ ^ .V I8 (<g,,!)AJJyqRR M1DKENO, SI OF.TttRMAaONS . PUBU C ENEMY B1NGEO BY, GUNS D E M O C R A TIC P A R T JUNE 2,1936 ■gg- U J . I ‘ *•«? to frtmt of U » ftp s «?• to rescntative In Co tt RAYMOND % other rapdjdatea. *11 striving to P t Into Us second primary with him. • (tonw here ha.U finding a JAB.C.8ffAROy Convicts Know cordial wtlcotna a* votere throughout the atata m a ll h!a D ie Dog Watch volunteer eniaada In their bebatf t * y W f f t n to H p gmin •Gets Its M an’ paa»*ga .o f the conatltotfeaf1 W. J. (FUNIE) STEED For Governor DAN CHAPPELL WM« C. (pomefltcad BIH) HODGES townaea for ro w old'range on By WILLIAM to. PINKERTON c n i u j c o n m Ohio, Mar purchase of any new Norge of Magic Chef gas range. Beainole (A P )—The federal Industrial re Tiro RWiti Tm iarmatory slows down to a walk g t 4;I0 P. to. each day. Platro and Darias start their guard tours si that boor. A LLSTA TE Uroo—Scars’ prices The two polnssr guard dogs of and Sean quality. Raei srvi the federal prioon a«price, who Sons, SOI W. Pin t 8 t came hers as aa experiment twr *— Situation W u l t d . yaan ego, have cowrlnred guards and Inmatas alike It la not aafo to WHITE GIRL wants job sd run across Ih. wide ptfson yard waitress or housekeeper. 101 E. while tkay're on guard.' 6th. Traiaod in 8w1tMrland to bring down a running ,man and to die ANNA BTEWART, colored, wants arm a mea carrying gun or elus. houie work. » H E 6th. . CHECK J. D. DAVISON JUDGE RALEIGH P g IT E W A Y FRED A. DYSON For Attorney General JOHN E. FOX REX PACKARD State Treasurer OTTOSCHMEHL For Railroad Commissioner ■^••••■••"^^ww^d^dwwamewejeWejeeJeewewemJLwweweeeeeawelleleeieemeL^eeZelZ THURSTON For County Commissioner District No. 8 w . Re DUPREE W. p. BALLARD l J. PARRISH ROY L. HOWELL ROSS L. HUMPHREY itatlve, State Legislature 1 Group No. I C. B, SEARCY FORREST B. STONE For Representative, State Legislat Grow* N». S GORDON BARNETT ’ <* For County Commissioner ? District No. 4 B. C. DODD A. G. WAGNER W f a WILLIAMS For County JudgeG. ffaPPENCER • '.'■ ‘ I wfiB A if ■-'■r w irr- For County Commissioner W. G. KILBEE 8. F. (Sammy) LONG ORIE R. MATHIEUX J. T. McLAIN JO^N G. LEjONARDY to t£*' J g ^ j-tg g tr .s "Z “ • • :> -- - * •meo^amit exempting smeller homes from taxation, he staled. "I hare heaq la more than M counties to dfta and I cannot •ran copcede ga many as two to all the other candidates combined baaed upon information I „-ot Hi Urn tail lotto, visited," the mat­ ter declared. The record he earned ea p foe of a aalov tax is also proving .a great easet to gaining new supporters, ho added. InaUDrd Slnlghtener Frame and Alignment the attaoti just la time. At the heels of their guards, the Phono 701 two dogs are quick to obey ' the slightest command. A slight mo­ tion of tho guard’s hand, and the dog will sit down, Another, end ho will lie (town, arise, heel, move forward or backward. ’ . Unlike tho old-time prison b'ood-bound, the polks dogs an beat known, not 'fo r' tracking lopt prisoner, by} for stopping man before be can make hla cape. NAOMI JAMES, colored, wants hones work. 816 E..4U,_ . ’ J tha heels of their guard *»ch night. » * * » mwcestful have they keen COLOSED GIRL wants Job as that eight ether doge have Joined maid Sr cook. Bessie Hslgler. the -federal prison guard ataffs at Institutions where Urge tracts of 60d Hickory Are. " . ' outside territory must be patrolled. COLORED WOMAN wants job No man ever has slipped past ns maid. cook, or none. Nora them. • Adams, HO Hickory Ave. • I f the guard »e*» a prow'er, a ARCADIA. Kay M « r - W . » McAnly, ettns grower, was RELIABLE colored woman wants word speed, the dog aftor him, if hot pad killed to his boms hare bouse work, soy kind. Ags t o the man atop* dead In his tracks, Pond of children. ]t necessary the dog will not attack. If he brandishes a weapon, the dog wlU grab |Us wrist. . - ' Insurance of 641,000,000 e u To guards end others at real, written against risks on the the big, muscular police doga are building ef the Sfn . Franceivofriendly and affectionate. But a 12— Wan tad. man on tho run U their enemy. WANTED TO BUT! Small lenGuards here tell the atofy of a ford farm or exchange for it doubter who scoffed si Pietro and Darius when they first arrived. "You can't tail me these dags will attack a running man,** :he sgid. , Guards who had trained V iO t h e dega in the eaat offered to let him experiment. ■ The doubler set off for a gang* WANTED TO RENT: Jurnlshed a short distance away, Givlgg him home for.. lew'months or. per. reaajmahto pi maoently. Must ltove three bed n head start, tho guard loosed hie rooms. Family of four. CgO nl charge. Tha maa slammed tho door behind hhn jest ee the dog leaped at hie leg. He’ didn't scoff bfu* that ' - '' * ( Another time, an’ inmate , thasHC-, soda aptHraak toR n long fly on the baseball sleeping porch. Call U l. field during ' Ike tote sfteraesfi “ roet" period, MB dlrecUy Into the peth ef oae of the dogs. Guards had cautioned lometbe repeatedly to Stop when the dog rave chAac. Tho inmete-fielder Waa intent on the t « l l however, end the dag Surrounded by slsrl Department af Juillce agents gripping teq Su n s. Alvin Ksrpls. heavily manacled, Is assn batng taken ts Ih* Paul fadtral building alttr ha was flown from Now Orleans, wh ha was captured. Tha Public Incmy No. I waa ts bo arraigned St. Paul sn ohargoo ef kidnaping william Ai Hamm, Jr, and tdw ■romor, (Aaaeolalod Prooa PhotsJ KARPIS ARREST HOOVER’S FIRST HE SAW KARPIS C A U G H t-SH E 'COULDN’T BELIEVE’ IT W IR C L IS S P H O T O OP T H E Q U E E N M A R Y — S how ing B rita in 's g ia n t super­ i o r as aha p u t to sea an h e r ra e a n t tr ia l trip . P h o to woe token fro m an a ir­ plane, rushed to London th o n w lre lo t t t d to N o w Y o rk to tho m a k e rs of M o b llo ll, w h o lu b ri.ia to tha Quaon M a ry 's IS g ig a n tic turblnoo ._______^ K B V N O T IR — A lto n W. B arkley. S ena tor fro m K ontuehy w ho w ill d a llv o r th e koynolo oddroao at tho D em ocratic N a tla n a l Can. v e n tis n la show n In ahora c ts rla tlc p o ts ._____ SNOW ?3 " M U N O IR A R M Y " L g A D I R — R t f Cask In N aw Jersey ta n a te a d d ra u ln s tha tsslatato rs , asking fa r re lie f fa r unanu played. Ha and hip c o h o rt! havo oe tuplad Iho aasom bly cham bers a t a protaot foe the lag ia la tu re ’ t fa ilu re to sup ply re lie f 1lundo. ■ H. H. PATTISH ALL PKKiNG; Wo ffiSRBEKT M^SS^R A. b. For Justice of the Pence Fourth DMafct wiW tRiSftN ........» *■ k'tevwii eRf wAy I* ■ JAS. G ROBERTS * n CHICKERINO ' ” B n b y PUno. r. a Boat 1«U er The 7 Kralt Ch««se Torrio Imprisoned For Lack of Bond Air Record CUimed By Ex-Georgia Girl C A N D ID CAMARA catches B e a tric e L illis (L a S y f a s t ) snS W a lte r W s e lf K in g S u r ln f ana s f th a P rIS sy n ig h t “ P ly in g ReS H ora e T o v o rn " p re g ra m s . T h e y ■ re h e a rs fre n t I te S: to P, M , K. D . B. T. ever th e C e lu m b la n e tw o rk. Although J. ISgar Hoovor has Sovsted a long oartor te SIroet)ng the federal'gevernment'e war an organises crime, he participated to hie first actual arrest whan ha ItS a aquas of Me egonta In eegtwr* 1"S Alvin Kirpla at Now Orleans. Tha tanaaleua ahUf af the Unlbsd States Bureau sf Invaetlgatlan la shewn riding slang the street after Ksrpls, te-aallad Public Entmy No. 1, snS two sempealeM wort oaiiod in front of their apartment, (AaaoclaUS frets fhoBt| KARPIS CAI*TURED AT NEW ORLEANS • M B I S S I S BOB DODSON n*w In |»fV-dMlan UIMEOGBAPH WRITING Fpr Supei ED. MEISCH P, J. pVERSTREET Ai TATE MAN HELD IN ‘RATTLESNAKE SLAYING* OF WIFE PAyiDILMi vV 4 i 1* i • 1 |b 11 1Mr 1 tfV 4 V1 M .* t f ForCierkCiicuii H. HERNDON K m *? * ndtnia. elirrrU wUrk rite • Ir- tr epim upHlv S d f e f pul-rot * him U the Alvin KsrpU, Public Enemy N x t, is seen bring I the federal bulhling at New Orleans by Department agents shortly after bin capture St an apartment hawse t �T U m X T ^ llA T Comment F ro m h e S id e lin e s »v .i> ; ; U Z Im Back, Chattanooga aeoul, /, bad net boon at BumMy’s r*me. Ibt Lookout, might have won. Bat H r know tko acout wa. there and ' , (hnL»»hw waa-lookiag- lor .likely material for kb Im m and for pal*. In lb* Sanford taam ha A.-uUght b* abl* to play, and th* |? paya worn narvoot. In thdr orrr* BoaJoaanana to make a food ahowf lac, noma Of tham did not do a* trod u they bar. In othar (am *.. i/ . Tkanka for lSo.« kind word* |Jj(, prom Urn B««k. Hi* statement . that Sanford ho. a. food a team aa any othar In th* Flori.ln But* League with ona oxcopthm k- W haartanlnf. —X— , Baoabnll playrr* art no eseepMon. thay bar. thalr “off" day. a. 4> man In othar prof***Ion*. Md Sunday wa. on* of thoao day. for Baddy Lako. Ha pitched a (rant game Thunday ap.lnit >_*lfca DoLand Rod*, winning IS to 6, and bod not rtitad up euffleient’ ty whan put In tha box afalnat tha Daytona Batch Utandara -• thraa df\j» latar. Doc Hardin wa* oant In to pitch too lota tq ; tha day, but ha kapt tha rlaltor* ‘ from nmntni up a hlchar acor*. w> ■ | 17 Kf W E,. l . K ’3 6 Lea gu e Season Cardinals Defeat Reds,17 To 3,In Finally M eet Bitter Defeat . ------ In Individual hitting, Cat#*, third 0v baseman, rank* fifth In a field of a Blatruff, camber. rank, (lath, Barn**, left Gaidar, 'rank* fc?' Btevtnth, Doe Hardin la r«t*d a* • (ha ninth boat pltchar In lb* r teugua, with Lop«r bringing up E T' lb* war In *lght#*nth place. I —X— r*gnor, Buford shortstop, has tko unosrtain honor st being A out Um greatest number of to during tho first 10 day* of i In tho Btete Hague. Ha wa* •ad 10 Max*- Norwood, right 1st, mads thro* tacrlflc* hit* The Kentucky Darby's height* af hap **** ** and dlaappalnntmant or* Men In th*** two ptature*. Tap. bald Venture's earner, Merten L. (thwarts, and Jaakay Ira (Paha) Hanford eheke hand* a* OavA. B- Chandler af Kantuehy (right) proaanta th* I M * trophy la Bahwarta. Poet meiter Jamee A ' Parlay (left) leek* an. tlltW i Jaaaph B. Widens^ awnar af Hialeah Park, and hie daughter-In-lew. Mr*. P. A. B. Wldensr, watah Wldenar’a salt, Brevity— lh* heavy favorlta— lots out. (Aaaaalatad Prase Phetee) Tim Back. C y i M M n laid today that Y fU r having wltnaakad gam** batwean nJI Florida Stoto League team* with the exception o f tb* G-Man nr Galnaarllkt be la firmly of th* conviction that Sanford baa *■ goH a taam aa any other with tha poaalbla exception of tha Daytona Bench Islander*. II* M . th* Saturday and Sunday g f max between Sanford anil Daytona nod axpectad to wit new tba gam* between tb* Lookouts and tha SnlaU from 8L Au.in­ line on Sanford Field thli after­ noon. •Thar, nr* come weak ipoU In tha taam, of Course, but tbit I. to b* expected this early In tha leaion,” Urn acout *ai<l. t'foo’r* no% playing Ma**nwl man aa on tho big longue*, hut trying out youngxUra, and It U k n n llttlo tlmu to find nut what’* what. I am pleased with tha performance o f th* Lookout* on th* whole, You'v* got the making of a good team.” acout **nt Th* ‘Chattrnorga Eddie Davli, new rlghtfialder signed U-(ayi to join th* Sanford lineup. Back la going to Jacksonellla tomorrow where ha has • couple o f othar playan farmed] out, and than plans to join hn own rutfll end witness a few! game* la tha Southern Aaaocin- 3 Join Lookouts ,Future Fanners ' To Replace Trio | Play Soft Ball Given Releases Here Saturday Wadnxoday runs By Th* Aaaoclated Press Homo rnns yasterdsy: Sullivan, Indivn* 1. Davis, Cardinal* 1. The landers; Foss, Red So* 8, Troxky, Indians I, OIL Giants 4, K elnn. (Xfts 4. League Total*: National ----------- ------------ - ■ 71 A m erican--- ------------------ 78 PLANTS , .NOWBEADY... Mr*. Herbert El Rusnll Colory A t *. Phon* OT*- LUNCH - i ^ 'jiV£*ft*£5j£ai£&:f4 i W W i pw J A C K S O N V IL L E J Fksm* } CHICAGO. May 5— (A^-Fane Yesterday’s Results •Vt. who Used to spot. A) Slmmoi.s ;;; by hU boggy pouts and Jimmy lei Fa*, by hie blacksmith’* arm bulging from ■ sHortonad shirt .111 sloov* cant (B^kgalso tkoso American laagua start oo roodlly thla Mason. ' Whan Blmmonp roportod to Ofc Detroit comp ho woo gisop oao i4 Flrpo Marborry'a old suit*. ■JJJ Tho knots curled up instead of rtt drooping below tko knaos aa 81mJJJ monx' eld uniform* artsy* (\M, mt PETER PEN Too Many Errors Was Cause Of Downfall Of Team Op At Top Slenitrurn; Ruth N ew H yl Mh rkUdrwrlw the-flfrfr* Dtmir-- and and slita grades In Grammar Charlotte Flab. Margaret S n d l b . j ^ ^ ^ T L ^ S i J K School participated In the field Martha Wight and Marjo-ie, * ame In th* Lion. League. Th* Mey Day event* ot> th# aehoil Newman. I Y»nk. won, 19 to 4. It wai tb* ground*. Thera war* IS-jrard Boy*; Junior Brown, Jullu. fi" ‘ tll" « l b* Semlnol*. have mat ■nd 50-yard races, relay race •, . rU MeKa* Truluek Truluek and I h„ e pIlyfd tho , eight tMy running broad jump* and aland-1 n BoberU McKay and lnc, game* tK. aaaaon Ing broad jump*, and batkalhall David Brown, flrat; Glenn Odham. opened on Apr. 4. sed baseball throws. Only ma John Adam*. Mack Cleveland an-l j A . u.ual, It wa. a plUhcra’ batboy and on* girl from each Billy Gaorg., second; Duane, tla between Carroll Godwin for room was allowed to participate TUIU. Andrew H**ty, Hub.it1the Yankees and William Bramn In lb* different event*. Tho Hay. and Russell Aihton, third, for th* Samlno'ea, though Semipennant was woo by Mr*. Sybil Other relay taam* wars com- nol* errors played a big part In Routh’a room. Mr*. Harold Varn posed of Gaorg. Kent*, bion-il tha defeat of th* League leader*. and Mis* Lillian Thorn‘ry Atwell, Emmett Herndon and Branan has pitched Marly avary coicbad th* children. W. C. Caudill; Bill Johnsun, gam* for tb* Samtnolca and la.tWinner* In tha various .eent. Scott Melntyra, Albert Sumr-r ed through tha gam* yMtarday, and H attr PatUroon; Jo* Tenhet, but many o f John Ivey’* Yank** were aa follow, t William Branan, C liff Proctor batters weT* able to smack th* JJ-T.rd Dash pm. and other* got to first bes* Girls: Audrwy Walters, Grit; and John Edwards. Standing Jamp on * n<^ * ^ ,r th* ^ * n,,u onr* Anna Bell 'Shannon, second; Lot. Dlrls; Pauline Johnron. Ont. f"* ,U rU d lh« rB w ,» “ opplag ''aldwell. third; and Bessie Ad­ t™' n kins, Marjorie Newman. Susan a feat, 8 inches; VTlrgtnl* O’Bar-, Klrtley. •econd; M .rg.rot Smith, thlro; Y .n k w i* and R e l a ^ o v d " ^ Hutchison, Velma ^ u t fo f ^ Seralnotea. Boys: John Edwards, first; and Helen Th, figUr„ A75 now roplar. Billy Hnolehan, second; Kirby Slalomyar, DorU Maine*. Boy.; Gao^a Kenl* first;! o ,, 1,000 opposite th* Fit*, third; and,Scott McIntyre, Ornmnrk Mcend; Olh o f the Seminole, la th. Lionel! McGill, ' Richard Kerri- Jack ,Gre*r, third; and Andrew Hasty, j f j on, *nd tha Yankees wether. M.lvln Dekel. John A < !.m v'eitmtl to .760, only two game* be50-Yard Dash |hind th* leader*, as th* Semlaole. Girls: Anna Brown, first; En- Harold Robinson. Raanlng Jump , continue to top th* League degen la Douglass, second;' Anna G lrlr Paulina Johnson, flrit, *pite yesterday’. d «fe *t, , Bell Shannon, third; and Dorothy PlaU. Derothy Peloid; ‘ Mary II feet, 8 Inches" Mary Etta I The Seminole, pl.y again loCnwan,' second; Lot* Caldwell,! morrow aftamoon, ig.lnat the Richard.. Boys: Duane Tlllls, flrat; WII third; and Dorothy Dllly, Helm OlanU, and th* Yankee* will be I on the field again a*«t llrm Branan. second; Emmett Hutchison, Thelma Johiu. Herndon, third) and Ralph Bry»: Rrlph W olf.r, first " h,*" ^ " l**t lh* p r a d t e y , ^ Wolfsr. Oscar Du Bo m , Jackie feet, S Inch..; O. H. S Standlftr. **rond; Jack Denmark, thlnd? Relay Girl.: Anna. Brown, Norma Rail - n . ™ I ^ Wolfer, Audrey Walter* and Girls; EmmaRowe, first, 49 feet, 5 Inches; Virginia Brewer, K ; ' "' 1' * •econd; Wedda Sellers, third; W~' Special Sleeve Made For Foxx’a Uniforms Hanford at 8L Aug' sllne. Davtnn* B**ch at Deljtnd. Galn.tvl tn at Falatka. Thursday Dalstkx at Sanford. Daytona Beach at St.- Augua io m e V ,nm' >■■*"• ■>•"» >-* «■ s js c y f f iu S W f s This Week’s Games I n Florida League T ^ J V ob Is Fifth And Sixth Graders Compete In Foot Jthers Races, Running And Broad Jumps And lytona Basket And Baseball Throws Another maaba.l aaaaon open*. Laglon Junior Laagua t**m* played thalr flrat gam* ytaterdiy, at Sanford Flail twfor* a fair ■lied crowd o f fan*. Deiplto th* ona-aldad aeora and to many *r-1 rtotwi that.. the » acwrw-ikaapuo^aa k* count, tho** who M « tb* contact I aalwirl I* e. 1 —*---- **__ ____ report It moo was an Interesting one.* Th* Rat*, won by a sense of 17 over >tha Cardinals who got r»lv three man acrota th* plat*. Th* acor* by Innings. Rada ______ t 0 0 0 1 o 0 — 1 Cardinal* ... I * 2 0 I fl 0 — 17 Stanstrom for th* Card, and Koloff for th* Reds wtfs th* oppos­ ing pitchers. Wallace wa. behind tha bat for th* Cardinals, but tha Rads (thay chose that name be­ cause about half tha boy* on tha taam have ral h»lr) used four catchers—Young, Pearson, Echols, and Nawman. With th* exception of Echols, each .at two bolls go K -;D a v * Swindell, Sanford eenter | h*ld*r, la tha homa run king of t » » Florida SUta Laagua, accordDa land at Galnosvllls. E * Mg to tho official itatUtldan'* Friday R; tooerd. Ho alao aula th* moat Sanford tat Palslka. . Biaaaa, fly* In number. Ha made St. Augustine at Daytona FT three circuit drive* In a gam* Beach. | f«U h tha Assies* in ral.lka a Oalntavlllr at DrLand. Prwaak ago Sunday. Anothrr Saturday B) Swindell record I* the moat time* Gslnesvlllo st Sanford. (o bat In on* gam*. That wa* In Palslka *t Daytona Beach. DsLand at BL Augustine. B U * Falaka ram* when h* went to R (ha plaU ala time*, r - ^ J A sed Scores Of Little Children Leaders Humbled tatt, * Take Part In Field Sports By Ivey’s Yanks HfeU’ OnGrammar School Park To TuneJM 19-4 First Ball Is Pitched By State Athletic Officer Of Legion Slenstrom struck out three men and Koloff struck out five. Runt; Cardinals—Wsllsco 2, Cooper 3, B. Odham 4, Adam* I, (isns* 2, Lawson 1, Stanstrom 1, A. Odham 1; Reds— Knight 1, Ko­ loff I. Echols 1. Cooper, Canlinil third basemin, batted in three runs, while B. Olham, Cardinal third SAckar, and Koloff, Red pitcher, aich tatleu In a ran. Bssea ware stolen by ’ ’ —It— ■ Yoi ng, Red catcher, and by fl4e r. White tha Lookout* art repoaCardinal*— Htenslrom, pitcher, lap In tha caller at tha preaant Cans*, left (laid; Atama, short­ writing, thay will go Into a tla stop; Cooper, second base; and A. With SL Aafuatlna and Gainesville Odham, right fie d. K. Meriwether If thay win today and tha flalnta second base and W. Mcr.lwethrr, and tha G-Men both Iona. Sanford first base* put over a double play baa won flra and lo»t nine for th* Reds, and ThlrJ Baseman ismta, St. Augustin* and Galnua- Steals for tho Red* worked a villa bar* «*ch won *lx and lo*t double eplay unassisted. Morris Spencer and Rill Cain, M*bt |amaa. A Lookout win today will (W a Sanford a 8-b rat- th* litter the Lookouts third sacs tag, and dafaat for tba Halnta and er, wsr* the umpire*. Tha flrit ball wa* pitched by G-lfan today will giro tham tha MUM rating, girlng tha thrra .100 Lotls Griffith, Legion Slato ath­ kt tha percentage eo'jimn. 1 letic officer, who is In chtrgo al all Laglon Junior baseball leaguv*. -K Tha next gam* tn tha legioi Official averages compllad by Junior Laagua will b* played on Mart Btua, loop .UUatlalaa, for tha new Ninth Street diamond a’ bit florlda Stato Laagua gam*. 5 o’clock Wednesday afternoon be bp to and Including Apr. N, tween th* thlid and fourth tram*, pUca Sanford fourth In batting as yet unnamed. Overage and fifth Hi club fielding. SI* ” - Lit X r - W - U U > x ts.r>> P S n . \ » always considered Ik. prltJk {logo of fan. to boo tba umpire, i 0*4 limp* got plenty of boo* BunAar O * erowihd grondE iften d . All of th* Jaert did not m m ir o n Bonfardttoo, either, a* tkar. war*' pUnty of D.ytona ,* Smsli folk* thora. r, | Legion CoAio Mbck, while tn ChattanOoga, Tsnn./ with hid Athletics for an exhibition gam*, said ha U looking forward to tba next base­ ball aaaaon with enthusiasm, for it will bo a “ big ad ventor*.” ^ It . �------------------- , ™ _ ^ Sanford fn The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, HighvP* And Watei fransportatloo X tflW W fc*® * f /*.’ » yM M i'tx r* NESDAY, MAY 6. 1936 Extra Qerks Whole Beef To Be Barbecued $256 Given T( ’Authorized In For Geneva Thursday Rally Salvationists Jane Primary On First Day Expecting between 750 and 1000 persona at the po itieal rally in Genera tomorrow, a whole betf la bring barbecue.! and other ar­ rangements are bring made, for m I I _____ n , „ - i feeding candidate. ,nd others who 1 0 l l U r r y U O U t lt O l j gather in the Seminole County E i n i f t l i l l I T n i l a n n l l v ,own ***®r ,lw candidate* e»- Will WoriTln Shifts Mpecxea uniuu&uy,pattM^ C.UM. Tht Xwi)) Heavy Election Poll ** >*m under the direction of the -------- ' Candidates Must Qualify Thursday Democratic Eaerutti* Committee and will be an all ..ay affair. Candldatea in both group, wil. apeak. There'a going to be another tarbeeva May 28 according to an­ nouncement me.le to.iiy by Secre­ tary Sharman Uoy.I of the Com­ mittee who ha* cancelled tha maatlmn Khedoled tor Mar IS — -la Chuloota _ and---May 29 and will combine them on Thnrsday, May 0 . the date eet for the barboeu*. II wUl be In Chuhiota and will be furalahsA lr a » by CaaRty Co matin* »loner-S. F. (Sammy) Long. Mr. Long gave a political barbecue rally daring the Ieat campaign. "B " group candidal ra will at­ tend a political meeting In Oviedo thla evening and vote whether to continue the meeting* ae sched­ uled by the Committee. Candidate* far the State Senate will apeak with the “ B" group Candidatea and trill precede the candidate* for repreaentathre on a.) program* Established In *-y.i 1908 V d ' *■u ■*' &■v -h *+ L ‘ NUMBER 165 obs In Addis Ababa Quelled By Italians \yr V s * Total Nears Quarter Poet In Race For Sustaining F u n d s For Sanford Corps E P O C H A L PH O TO SHOWS HAILETS T R A IN IN F L IG H T Conquerors Greeted Ity Natives Trying T o Imitate Salute O f Fascist Nation ■ A J Volunteer worksrt carrying the eppeel of the Salvation Army for auatalning fund* for tho year'a work reported suhaertpllona of 6256.00 lait evening, at the cloae of the firit day*a work/ Added te the I6TB.2S obtained by 1 the advance gift committee the total atood at 032.20 thla morn­ Resieged Americans ing, or nearly one-fourth o f the Sought Assistance goal aet al 13,800 . Expecting an unusuallv Tha drive ia lo continue fcoairy vote in the June 2 From The Invaders through the wttk, wholly by primary, the Board of Coun-i volunteer working under the dl <M* (few IssMcliiatPL _ __ tv Commiuioners authorised ruction of C. R. Daw ion, cam­ Tin* impitlntion of Addlg the dividing of the two San­ paign manager, and Captain F. Almlm. which had ntn riot ford Citv precincts Into four S. Feren of the Salvation Army. for four dny*, turnpd out cnvoting booths and the em­ Two 650 aubicriptlona Begin Tomorrow And , mn*s(> tmlnv lo greet the colt* ployment of two extra seta of mad* Tueaday, but the majority lom-riug HhIIoii forces. While cierka and inspecton. The W ill C arry Through of the glfta are for 61. The 680 tho Italian flag flew over two aets will work In 12-hour ■ubacriptlon* were mad* by To First O f October ahtfta, the firat until the poll* Emperor Hailo SclHsnie’g Randtll Chase and the Crown eloaa, the . aecond •> in eeuntlng pnluco, native* stood along Taper Company. Georg* Btawsrt i Forty-*rren buiinau establishballoU through the night, then th** stm*U and gn v» Imita­ In addreaalng the Hertford auheerthed 612; the Scmlnd* tha first back on the job the day menla in Sanford have algned *n Klwanla (Tub today at Ita weekly Tire Shop, the Yowell Company tion* of Fascist salutes to following the primary, and t|,i] agreement to clow their plac-a luncheon In tha Mayfair Hotel 30.ISMI Italian soldiers who and M. S. Wlggtna aach fa r e aecond aet on duty th* aecond i " f business at noon every Thura. Cary 1>. Landis, attorney gen­ jditiirrtl tin '"Ugh the city* 610; subscriptions of 66 ware night County Clerk 0. P. Hem- '••T afternoon. beginning Inmnr- eral of Florida, (aid that If tha Oivlcr wan rc-c sluhlisheil with aach mad* by W. L. Morgan, W. don expretaed tha opinion thatl n,* > 'hrough the Rummer month* American people could the coming of the I la dsns, end *tamp A. Fitts. Forrest Gatchal, IMia even with Rrorklng double ahlfU lo ° ct- 1 Tho*« signing tne out crlma they would pay the Margaret soldiers were ported to prevent Roberta, Strickland it a*ay be the aecond day before1axrramsnt are the following: ■Sid-. national debt In one year with Motors, R. J. Ilolly, C. A. Haiti**, B. L. Perkins, Speer k Son.*, the money aaved. the count will be known, a* the The Stale Department at Wash­ J. D. Callahan, J. B. Tool*, A. ragiatrmtion la ao heavy and tl.e Nader Shoe Shop, Sanford Bar­ ington i c e l veil „ message front Tha attorney general In dis­ Watboldt and Allen -Moseley. Purcell Company, ballot will be unuauatly long with gain Store, Vice I '.m,ul William Cramp at Ad­ cussing tha national crime situ*Dr. W T. Langlay, Randal) the name* o f more than 100 Can­ Itenjamln’a, Yowell Company, J. at Ion explained Thl* **poch-making picture, the first ever sent by radio from th* continent nf Africa, ahows the dis Atmo* ,sylng an Italian guard how various Fleet rlc Company, Dr. Mobley, C, Penney 4 Company. McCrory'a dida taa for tho various office!. factloni o f the goeernmenl are P. Bayard Smith, Mr. and Mr*. train bringing Emperor llaile Selasale Into Djibouti, French Somaliland, oil hia flight Trom Ethio­ around the American Icgstins had There will be a clerk and three Woolwprth’a G. R. Kenney Com­ combatting crime, and aald that Frank Cormac, 8. Benjamin, pia. At Djibouti he transferred from hi* train to a British warship and headed for exile in Pali-a- been withdrawn after disarming pany, M. Han.on. a number of natives during th* Inapeetore for Proclnct I and a In a recant report leaned by the Zab Ratliff and W. M. Bayne* tino with a great fortune and gold arut silver and six automobiles. (At* Photo) night, tascist soldiers were sumTriple 8 (irocrierta. G. W. federal government It waa «hown dark and three Inapeetore for ■ aach aubscribed 65; the Samlnola moneil to thn assistancs of th* P. that erltq* alone coate tha United Dry Cleaneri tuhsrribed 62-60; Preceoct 1-A. both In the Court Stoudenmire. Riley'*, A. 4 Iwslrgnl Americans In ths lega­ W°* m ; *od a dark and threw Store*, Tillia Bro*., Piggly-Wlg- Statea IS billion dotlira a year lubacriptlona of 62 each wars tion after ths building had been Robert* Grocery, Stokea end that the racketeers taka l e ­ mad* by liwpaxtan for Precinct S and a gty, Dr. Dougina Scott, attacked yertrrday afternoon by d irk and three Ini pec tore far Seed Store, Blrdaey Flour Mill*, ather -16 blliloti from tha Ameri­ R. U Robertson, 8. 0. Chaa*, Sr, Ethiopian bandits. Feed Store, Russril can people. 6-A fa th* Wataka bulM- Security and the Rita Thai ter; R. W. Marshal I’irtro Usdogllo ap­ Seed Company, Toledo Feed "Whan tha American people Ware aubscribed 61-60. pointed Major Giuseppe Battel, „ On* daUar attbacriptlon* former xqyprrpjr Rome, a* c iv il. . Chaa. Henry Me- menace of today, they will .tamp reported laat night from John _ ----- - —----- — - all pre governor of Addis Absba. ■ b n cta, G ty and County, but tha 1-aulln, J. B. Lawaon, C. C. It out," Judge Landla arid, and 0. Herbal, Brice 4 Johnson, Premier Mussolini, who pro­ W « t will not be publlahed uni 11 tlrlgga. Sanford Electric Com-' |||Uatratad hi* point by telling of Sanford Printing Co.. C. E. Raw. claimed to his mobilised nation Tamorruw'a tides: (Ugh al 8:13 the dark haa been notified by pany. Mather Furniture C om -|„ illcW, nt when Al Capon* „ am, Nell Underwood, D. L. Har­ N o Seminole County A. M. and U:00 P. M . I.,w si 2:41 M a jor Parties Swing last night that the. war waa andCompany,' to haY, mad, th, . , M„ i on per, W. C. Hutchinson, R. thoae aelectad that their appotet* A. anil ’'Ethiopia Is Italian," pert went la acceptahla. A. \\ciboMt, (1. W. De«ic.i, thiit h« would quit hla racketeer- Smith, Mr*. Frank McNeil, Mr*. Work# Included In A. M. and 2:31 P. II. Into Home Stretch ed mitteil Itoinsn celelirationa te con­ All candidates for County o f­ Snow * I aint 4 Glass Company, )njt when “ two percent of the J. C. Bennett, C. D. Forrester, tinue, out itiret-te. 1 business to pro­ O f Early Campaign List F o r Florida Ths wt-alhcr: Kmr tonight and Furniture Company, citiiena o f fice* rauat quality be fora mid­ Sanford this nation turn Mra. J. B. Ray, Lucille Johnaon, ceed to combat the league of No­ Thursday. Eltrt'ini' nmlhwc.t Office Equipment against crime." night tomorrow, and thay alao Coleman's Hara’a Garage, Union Pharma*/, lentsTALLAHASSEE, F1*„ May 8.— Flurida: Fair limigltl, Thursday Elevator WASHINGTON, May 6.—(dl tions sanctions siege. A moat file expenae account! bo- Company.. Sanford Rnumillat 4 Anderson, Smith's Judge Landis cam* to Banford ilte plan lo transform Ethiopia (A*) -Florida |irojccta estimated to partly cluudy, — Major parties swung Into th« fore that hour. Tha time fur Company, V . E. Watson, >1. M, Berber Shop, J, D. Woodruff, J. lo address th* Batter Business into an Italian possession already home stretch of the preennvenqualifying candidate! for atala Stewart, Evaleen'* peauty Salon, Association tonight and waa a H. Truluck, G. B. Ross, Mra. G. cost 1106,701,131 are pending be­ was formulated, and rejoicing A license tu wed wss issued to­ fore the Public Works Adminis­ Beauty Shopn*, I Unn campaigns with more thn-i office! doied laat Saturday Peter Paul’a I. Louche, Mather’s Furniture day tu Uolirrt S. Schwas*, 25, snd half of th* delegates chosen fir Rome students, celebrating before tration in Washington, Calory Printing CiApany. J. W . ! " ,*,t ° f f * ' U r k U Company and C. A. night. Brawn. They h*Ve been neither ap­ Virile Murphy, 21, both <>( De­ big political shows next month the Qulrlnal palace, hailed King Elector! hava all thla week Bruce Laney gave 50 cents, tit* Victor Emmanuel aa “ Emptraf." proved nor disapproved iso far, Leon .Springs. in Philadelphia and Cleveland, and next week ta pay their poll er Shop, City Barber Shop. Blue Blnrd Beauty Shop 25 cents Other capitals of Europe, after the speaker. and therefore they are swelling with Immediate sttentlun direct­ seeing tha failure o f the Lsagu* taxee aa the final data la May and D. Flloaa 20 cents. Public offices in the County final disposition. Secretary M. L In connection with muaic ed toward primary hat'le 16 When Tax Collector Jno. D. Montgomery of the atste planning Court House and the City Hull grounds in Califurntu and South of Nation's sanctions to halt ad­ week the program committee Jlnktne cloeed hla ofice last judged Fawciat aggression, took will remain opsn on Thursday aft - Dakota. board said today In snnvoncing brought e group of 16 or 21 evening 1,800 electors had paid the futures of both Ethiopia and the list. ernoont until the usual 5 o'clock third and fourth grade puplla Latest tabulation* showed tho the League under consideration. their poll taxes. Type* of projects In the list cluslng hour. from th* West Side Primary who Democrat* have picked 662 of French source* said their govern­ Include transportation, recreation, sang several number aa n body. 1100 delegates tu the national public bull'i Inga, schools, munic­ Th* avsnlng's meeting uf iho convention which will renorm ment would oppose outright an­ Tho children were directed hy nexation of Ethiopia aa an Ital­ ipal Improvements, publicly-owned Better Business Bureau which will n il* Th* United State, Civil Serr8- Jn d Ml»a Ann* I'rssldrnt llousevelt. Re ian colony, preferring a treaty te b* addressed by Attorney General utilities, fire protection, land de­ Ice Commission haa tent • notice Brawn, publicans have chosen 686 uf give Ethiopia nominal sovereignty. NEW! ORLEANS, May 4 -i/ P l to post offices, warning that Th* amuaemant highlight of —Fred Hunter, associate of A l­ velopment, and Industrial ' un­ Landis and olhsrs is to be held In 1001 delegates amid clashing 'ftmperor Halle Selassie, who*# dertakings. the Court House st 8 o'clock. Th* misleading Information la being the meeting cam! whan the pr**- vin Karplt, public enemy number predictions is lo the way many seven-month fight against th* Transportation Jeads the list pub.ic Is Invited. -liven th* pnbllc eandl- on* who wss captured in a raid hlic by hy representsrapreaenta-. Idrnt Ident auggeited auggeiled that all candlof th*m will vat*. Italians sndad In hla own flight „ WASHINGTON, May 4 —<-P) tlvsa of soma e f the torreapond-! date* present ring by themselves on an apartment here last Fri­ with projects estimated to cost Incomplete return* from the into exile and unsigned p«ac», wa« 10,700,(75, on which the sponeor—Tha State Department an­ enco schools Th# Future Fairm-rs string kind which sell -civil Those who participated In thla day by federal agents, wss ar ­ ing agencies ere seeking federal Rspublican v o l e trave ing to Palestine aboard B will broadcast uver radio sta­ California nounced today an agreement wltn aervtco" couraea. 'event were; O. P, Herndon,' John raigned today on a charge of loon* of 621,112,306, and federal showed delegate* pledged tu Guv- British cruiser. tion WDBO al 7;30 o’clock Thurs­ Francd an a reciprocal trade It waa stated that no achooll Laonardy, Judge Landla, S. J. harboring Ksrpls end was held grants of 617,013,507, with the re­ day evening, advertising the dis­ ernor A(f. M. Lsndon o f Kansas, pact which It to be algned hero were France Oppose* Ann*a*lloi» connection whatever N il, R. W. Ware, Sanford under bond o f 6200,000. mainder to be eopplled local y. trict public speaking and string without ' hi* indorsement, lata thla afternoon. Although no haa any After orralngment lluntir Second place goes to utilities, band contests to b* held in San- running behind a slate o f unln- ' PAR IS, May IK— ( A P ) — Aulhordetalla o f tha agreement were with the Civil Servlet Commit- Doudney, Charles Dunn, H. IL strutted delegate*. Dn the Demo­ Itativ* source* said today that was placed In custody of Marshal on which application* ore pend­ ford neat Saturday evening. nnounced. g n a t Importance way •Ion or with xny other branch o f PalUihalland W. B. Ballard. cratic side s slate pledged to snd France wou’d throw Its full weight --------------------Philip Alva res. Hunter waived ing for loans of 616,097,652 and Ittached In both eomtri** to tho the government, and alao that, wax fsr against: outright annexation of T _____ ext red ItIon and It I* understood grants of ||0.5(3,l2tt, with local Tha County Commlsxluni-rs de­ picked by Roosevelt cemmarcial accord which l» Is. Uw commission ha, no agents ( 1 B Q / . ^ ahead of slates behind technical Ethiopia a* an Italian colony or who solicit applications for atvll |1H»1 n 1|UUv L M IU fund* supplied to make up a grand cided yrstsnlay they would h* uri he la to be taken to Ohio n tended ta lower restrictions now Upton Sinclair of raising sn army thsra which tall able to furnish tran*|>ortaliun for condtilaclsa of e chsrgo* o f mall robbery at total of 637.558,171. applied by the French again*! service positions or who John Me* plight ho used In b European coo. "civil service" couraea. Municipal improvements would (-H Club girls desiring to attend and Representative rrettavilla. w American products. ' No school can "guarantee" file t Francs Is llkaly to propOM Hunter was attested with Ruth coat 616,067,706 with 6S.30t.3l6 s course In Tallahassee next Groarty. Vknnca la America'a fifth beat In South Dakota an unit'- that Britain's treaty with th* government employment and Robinson -at Karpl*’ apartment la h>«aa and 66706,(46 in grant*, month. County Agent C. R. Daw­ cnatbamr aad tha aaw agreement -M (IVnssco * ),. with son sppesred before th* board in strutted slat* which is claimed Arab kingdom of Iraq b* nfcd* JACESONV1LLE, Mvy, « — /*■) by J. Edgar Hoovur, hood o f the I Kwombla, la regarded by tha Hat# drpart- n on ^la given, (nfermatlon reby aupportert of London ran irdftg car o r. any —Walter Hawkins, slice director bureau o f the mcalel for Italian domlnsllsct* tevesUgitlon. Roth 620,046,711. sought ftr a drydock behalf o f Miss Josephine lloyiltaaant aa aacoad m |f In tmparand qhlp ship building plant, leads the ton, horn* demonstration 'agent, slightly ahead of s slate pledgtd with ths African empire retaining taaan la Amarteaa ferelgn trade oth«r information, which l* aoi o f th* national emergency council, Robinson waa released yesterday ., nominal savsralgnty *0114 LsOfW 0 ' available to Uw goorral public. ’ reports loans hotailing 6l0J>tl,- ^It^otit^ charge ,, count!** with petdlnf project* •who Is 111, with * request yiat $7^ to Senptor Borah .qf ldsjtg, Senator Jrihn 11. Bankhead Nstlun* membership. totalling 61’5,159^1(7; Tha county be appropriated. The • temmUalon (b le d ftmt it 0 7 JJ "ha># 'been .authorise In' alao aeeika harbor Impravvments and hi* brother, William II. ooo# no* recommasia any school, Florida by the Recoootrvrtlon Fi­ which would cost $3,160,000. Bankhead, H»us* Democratic and explained that it la not warn nance Corporation, and 011.355,. J A IL T1EITOK JAILED School B ub D river D*d# county (Miami) I* second > leader, appeared t(> have won caaary for u f f c i to taka a 8 0 .(0 haa been dlabuned. with HTJSWLWI. of which th* Ugn*w terms In Congress from couraa wjth a ao-callad atvll serv. Hillsborough county (Tam pj) goat Item la 63,250,000 for airport Alabama. *" te wmpute la tend* with authortxed loana <tr 06.-tore to vtoK bar* ha « * M l strive* uaamlnation. . LAKELAN D , Hay 4 —The] wugk. Its aecond project I* 6V 114306, and 6X»Z,l>64a dis­ FRIEDRICH9HAFE. Gcnasay* r paU. When she arrived the A *peels! point waa mado o f bursed. Dodo county (Miami) U F'orida Citrus f>uimlnlon ha* L- 000,000 fo r • disposal plant, and >-f May 4 —(A*)—Motors of tho pari her. hi aaethtt ce l an th* fact that • Information con­ aecond with 62,06 0 0 e-ithnrlied eued a buUetla warning cirrus the third U $2,000,000 for o public CARTHAGE, Ni c - M»y « • Hlndsnburg war* put thraogh f Ah—Earl Callaway, 10. waa market. cerning examination* may b* ob­ and 61JU04O4 dlthuteed. Orange grower! ta Lake, Oaceela, Orsngs final teat* today snd pronouncod , Hillsborough county (Tampa) killed and 17 other school chil­ ity la third with |I^80JIOO ^ad Polk oouatieu that alx-* potted tained ot say time, without M IAM I, May 4 — f A P ) - A ready for ths giant aria kip's firat wsaU 611^77,434, wltfe tha blggrst dren war* hurt Tuesday whtn a it, from th* sacrtUry o f It e aad 6 U M f i m red spider* aad rust mite* or* t sanitary Moore county school bus was gfand jury was empaneled her*. North American cnilaa whkh W civil Service Board la Sanford Loan* he** *M*t nalfcorlaod la prevalent la away grave*. Th* item* 64008,000 for but Circuit lit Judge H. IL F. t , Atkinson !. gins tonight with 60 pasacngtfC. passenger*. * sewer Work, 61.760,000 for water wrrcksd on tho High Fall*. or at any other first or - - r ia l 61 Uf the state'* 67 (Matlas. The spiders a t* caastag many grape­ gar* Us 17 m*mb*ra no ipcclfl* |snd a hug* cargo o f mall t W t i ' are Chariatte. Cal- fruit aad m um trust* * * * » »“ main*, and $1,450,000 for dis­ Carthago road all milts from class post office or from tho exceptions >ns to Inveattgat* re-1 Tho giant tspplln la duo to do- ' Instructions posal plant. .' her*. commission's office la hous. Collier. OladM, Liberty and bulletin i t registrations or poaal-1 port this afternoon aad da* to I Duval county haa pending projtoo. D, G The ah*riff Mid n witnaaa of ported f i lla* Mbaro* coontloa. Mid. S u lftag tpruyv aad sulphur acta teU ling H4S46A00. Bigg* it |srrivo st Lakchunt. N . J. SotaN — s. th* wreck Mid th* drivtr waa hi* poll tax frauds, ■ for trod. H ’ 64446,434- far maniclpal trying to light m cigarette u From th* court's chsrg*, It was! day afternoon. Imprara manta. 14107,730 far th* vshlcl* wn* going downhill, Ullovod ths burdsn o f delving Into1■■■ . ■■ ■■ ■■ — — e Foma n m l _ _ . _ . _ |lost control and tt sldoawlpad a tho reported (00-odd false r#fi*-. trations would b* l i f t with 8o-| L O C A L W U A 1 •tree. llcltor R. R. Taylor and th* »u- .... - 1 — TALLAHASSEE. May WA1 pervtsor of registration. Carl^ss. A varan* 8CHOOL8 FACE PROBLEM * - Ethel Ricksrdaoo Wasnbal, v*b. Avaras* , Rolmor, i f . la n 7 :0 f . I Detachment. Mar. A v a r s * * B HONOLULU, T . H.. May 4Whan ah* MARIANNA. Kay 4 — (A P )— (/Pt-AuthorBira on th* bleed of THO, A^r^Avarage JEWELERS ELECT Durden thinks ah* U L *»*l has# * problem— whether mho r . Busin*** «* ---------------- --- M : candidate In th* state lo repair th* rood to Lanai city fcn o n . ORLANDO,' May 4 — (F J -A . f*H supervisor o f r*g 1stra­ school or g a m th* fire school O. Jsnklaa o ( . Jacksonville waa le 22, wlH graduate buildings aanrer to town. Ro . a(acted Florida Retail JswsUra 4:«0 F« Sanford prealdoat as It sondudod its twor ■ ' ‘ gy. fW d . day m m a l k t bar*. Mh ssr.t It Is Also Last Day For Filing’ Of First Soldiers Succor ’ U. S. Legation J ExjwnseAccounts^y Finns Agree Crime Cost EquaJ f ToHalf-Holiday To National Debt, Every Thursday Says Cary Landis Attorney General Is Speaker At Meeting Of Sanford Kiwanis WPA Considering Projects To Cost OveflOTM illion France And U. S. Sign Reciprocal Trade Pact Today Correspondence . Schools Are Hit By Post Office Half Of Votes I d P a r t y , Conclaves c m r NEWS BRIEFS Have Been Chosen Karpis Aide Held By Court U n d e r Bond Of $200,000 Authorized By RFC For Florida State £ ■ 5 fess?7 r "*-w *« Growers Warned Of Spotted Red Bpider ■Jtt Zeppelin loeavea For United States Today. L i g h t s Cigarette; Wreck Hurts Many Dade County Grand Jury Is Impanelled MARITIME Falls To HM Death WHA1 HNG 22-Year-Old Girl Is A lrM Candldatte For Office ( ~ - 'd � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 05, 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/9bedc9c97b8524cb94d56586ca26c11f.pdf 27d263416f8236defa1461a3702715df PDF Text Text i "vu* : V « 1 1'T - V ii lent F ro m S id e lin e s Four Pitchers On E r l t N 21 ^ H its B. Zachry Poshed Out Thrilling Games Bjr Lookouts In Week In Semi-Finals By 7-5 And 5-3 Scores Increase In te re s t r u ^ ^ ^ r ^ l s w i n d c U Makes Jive did the uokwu. no r#jJ Of 16 Runs Scored tkoM tint two some, i u i F o r th e H o m e T e a m 44, bat the Lookout* .wo* — w t two **t and 144, PoundInf )our DeLand pitch-' —it— or* for J1 , hits, - tho Sanford 0 Lookout* ore climbing up. Lookout* defected the Rod* in lldosfo..wte.toolb.tho-Bou(or-tl Del and-yesterday by a tcoro t f but of tho collar, and tho 16 to 6. Thor defeated Delon I 1 now (tend* at five win# tho dap before 6 to 1. Six extra aorta detente for tho Look-1 b*“ hit* were collected bp the i Tho Lemgue-bading Dap Lookout*, one of them a triple Beach Iilander* hart wt.n] by Swindell, canter fielder, flwin-i I and loot four fame*, " i r flT# of ‘ ‘ " " “'I •fd cm )mfc Dijftoni todi/ 1 WTill# the Rede u»ed tout. tho ecort will • be 6-7 for nltcher* In a rain effort to de-1 Lookout* and M for lh * K « t Sanford, the I^koute amj idara. Then "11" the Look- on' j on*—Loyfleld. He al.owed School tonal* etar, after winntar • aomber of prellmtaarp matches M l i t b e eamLfineb la tho sUte »—.U tournament tt GalaearlQe peoterdap, defeated bp Handle of M ud, 7-15 and 54. H*rdle was to meet .Matte*, another Ulaml pi*per, la Urn final* today. , Sanford tenate plapera won ono •ocond round doubles match, how- IfcCrone la hopeful of defWatbv the items Daytona Beach club pn Urn Inlanders' home field today. ■On Wednesday the Look­ out* loot bp a t te 0 score a 15Innlnf same with the O-linv The Daptooa Bench Islandert will play the Lookouts on Sonford field tomorrow. The gnaw Legion ,ssUl be called ' at 5 o’clock teQtmee hi Junior Teague will be played cn itcad of at 4 aa on w«ek daps.. a rebuilt diamond In Ninth Stre-t 'Either Buddy Lake or Die Park, between Laurel and French llardin will pitch for the local*. Avenues. Buddy pitched the Lookoute to* a The new dlemond <s regnta- • to t victory ever DuLand on tlon site. 90-foot base tines and Thursday, and Hardin wao the 604 feet from the pitcher’s be* pitcher In- tho 15-bming gmam to the home plate. All bote Uata with- Cainee»Uie4 ho - day -before. 9th St Diamond Is Rebuilt F o r . Legion Juniors -171 percentage ter Daytona. Then another win ever seme Other club would send the LookOut* op to 6*7, and another drfeel for tho Islander* would drop Dapinna Into thb Mine 5*7 class. Bo, If not too’ ranch »tr-*rs b laid on that little word “ If," Snnfr,'rd Is not so terribly far bu- It b regretted that It becomes - necessary to drop Jimmy Me* v*.NeBy from- tho meter of - thr l Saaford Lookout*, but It *eems that it bad to be. Tho local base* : ball dob Juel had to hava an, other good pitcher, and naturally the ' first man the' .dlrectei* .Drought of • v t i Buddy Lake f ;:whom they had known tines he 'waa a little boy playing hand Rich man, jroor man, the butcher, the baker, tho candlestick|maker—ell fill tho stand and line tbe ralb at Churchill Downs, for ItV Kentucky Derby Day, Then the trim, abek hones parade to the po at, the barrbr is raised and up goes the familiar eryi "They’re off!" These view* are typical of the~6Snd running of American torfdom'* greatest classic. The horses coats dbwn tho homo stretch with frenzied t|*cteU>rs rooting wildly (top). The betting ring and clubhouse are shown (lower left) and at tbe Hgbl b the main grandstand. (A P Photos) • .... ......... — ( ’ f* dor the direction of Park Super­ intendent . James Moughton by authority of the City CommitsIon The first game la the- no* league will be played Monday afternoon. Winners Yesterday I n Major Leagues Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 3. More Baseball.For S a n f o r d ^ ^ o t 4 Ball Players 5SS2rjS8w&Ea 'Planned By Sons O f Legion, At Sa^ rd ?** Killed, 8 Hurt ^ [ — — . [ The epenlag gome of Ur i The youngsters are stepplug out later. Yesterday’* Qiante-Red Sox U flm Jaatee Loagaa will h Waller Brown won a mound duel'}" fd**1* 1L Not content Junior Uwi nc* , thstrinshteolcn, b 4 1 I » » n m r Hank McShane hare Friday Ms been ny chain e Totel* n il T t? i l l aa Uie Is'andera recorded a 8 to"0 which ,____ _ _ Urn Legion Junior day. The last game hi list league shutout overflilneevlll*. [month ond Which is to eUrt Monday) the; b to be played on June. 5.’ “ 10 ’nfltnrd ________ (II lie Drown. Ut tho C-mcn down with in**. One ri-tand ___ _lie esi to* —a Son* of the Legion plan to or-j Fifth end Sixth Grade Gram* four well-scattered hit* while the IL. captained by Deaf Use !!lt#£i»k,I I"** MtteC Ini Dlilrlkecn I, Islet* got five-safe blows off the ganlse their own little. league, mar school boys played a game of BteaaUwm sod Robert Bteeb, J* wun |(ftrtjn|Tfhjrlnr, Hwimlrll fj tSIirp They talked It over at bet'.night’* b*#*b*T yesterday aa a part of than the V C«e«r I. McCron* I. Weiner 1 southpew offering* of McShane. respectively. meeting of the'organ teatIon. and the' May Day celebration. Tbs r Buddy I "altera. niitrufr. larflate. T*u Brown thruck out els and Me* , , I’m** tills: 1 MrCcnaa t . Wegner, Rhine fanned two. Both pitcher* were to meet with Percy Mere, Sixth graders defeated the Fifth * n P*” r r^jruid. a*ing*n, iinektcwic*. committeeman of tM Ugbn* * « • grader*.® *• 4 Billy Branan waa dug uplnirce hie* hill: Swindell. Hl»len Issued three free passe* to first. afternoon to further their pens, on Ota mound for the winning ■ hurrhano I : Wegner. . Jummi.n, III . The bandore scored In the first The Lion* League Mieon le to teem, while Jack Staadlfer end ICnlee, Seacrtflcee. -Tele* Dnnhte League, j It*rn Whgaer to Taylor to Me* Inning, Morton driving MllUemen dose soon after May 15. The Carroll Godwin took turn* eateh* It'rone. la ft on bpeec aonr.ird home after tho latter had reached schedule give* May 15 aa the tog- Glon Cochran pitched and , , Hi* :l>*l*in4 •* tlanee on ball*, _______I, _______ ptopheelesUrr tavllelit HoMetneh ______ 1. Il-nl third a* Ihs result of a baa* on will "«o t- ^ Hneht'Wtf* f t l w l o r tl.. c::r*'' airsek out hr belle and a wild throw to flrit by j PALATKA, May l^ -P a ’ atko oked utMinl-«Vil*l4 I, tlnoinwice lV»: °U McShane. •gained rovenga for Um with t Morton ecorod In the' fourth on best proa- ''"hr*1 ln Inning. , . ................ n i"." " 5! nn error by Fernando, a aing'e by severet I alea* • with t rum off Hoehiewioe Dillingham and a bad throw to k. » Isalsai it, who i» ruas. W»in n _.ii-,, ho wasUitshj Bunch Loslns pitcher: third by Bradley, < «• : Is best 'lunch. I'mpiree: Mstilnek and Morton came back In tbo sixth In Car Collision iS Z tS E F A ■ Detente 4, FhlladelphU 5* Four »M ,h h M lk n t e N * * * « JCnd * b te :k To Cougar Trail Mtor h[ lunng The W m t e r ^ s ^ ^ ^ * ^ ) ^ , if the lookouts was ' that itag affalr with OalneavlUa two days ago. H* played kb travel order* In hit , ! l *- t„ L - « k . hnmac in left CUM * T ^ Usnm and go,oot. after nnothey,,-. ^ « * * !* !« ,-local kmlar. kept ^ g^v Vcpngne wo''’1 *•! cold meat, the IS blows garnered off hi* do- y^bnen^ He !*• to* the carcase for coyote* ery well eeateemi a l i w N fM j,mcombi or to rut* .Mm “bth frame wtth ol8 -8 tend. Grady Iwwe travel, the trail alone j ^ j T on mtowahoe*. but If "wo sod ,ik#’. -That takes In h U - ^ the right; field wtil. hewwverv Oak to » ‘Dizzy* Called Artist < By Manager Of Cards ' COLUMBUS, Oa. May R - W ) , —"An artist of great technical ability, a master of ‘stuff and ( on* of basehalf* pitching giwate.’* , Branch Hlekey. nice-president enl genera) manager of the Hi JlJ lauk Cardinal*, thus classified ,ii4 Jerome Herman Dean, whom fan* cnll Diasy. as he was jn* !*** cup*rating boro recently from 4a* Juris* received In aa autemohSc < ateidAnt* lay,. But Bank, who M of an accident In h tho , Washington ■ok* hb right write out of the game for Math. Strsrgw as U both Bank Orevn* New Yi*»h nt. Louts •"iteeew ntarlBMIl •"•••-irgh W#*hU».**r “ Nat only b Dean an nrtbt b the science of pitching." the i .in ( ordinal executive snorted, ."ha* i. ' .4*3 |he' la p mister of the art of ’ 1 nhandling the baU.“ ,■ Ho placed the Cardinal , the class of pitcher* wh* ! “ plenty o f Otufr and at man who art experts in ch xzsst&P'- .o * pals," be rtpbln*.r S r T * J ^ S T i r f ' S ^ d S T 'a * "and We’ve stuck (ogalher in a elngled on kb first f««r tripe to ZSSmm bt of tight jh a a " tbo plats. \ Low* feeds hb doge In' the Johnson started M the KUlock ^ .r _ . s Ci V* * % * * !+ * > & * ^ “ Game j^ ,r . . - _ - . n__.,K„rri ' nigh School nine tamped all ewer ■ The dead, all from Bwansbutu, . . School St Augustine T,l" » of • the D i y t O I t t J l l H l O f 8 W i H ( ) truck on a dusty «H rtr«d n *n r Palatka Evens Up Score With o f Ura jwetmday-.when *■— „ �Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, H l f k W And Water Transportation 'N U M B ER, > OF TERROR ITA LIA N e g u t r a t i o n j Sanford Girl Wins Radio Broadcasting Prize Over WJAX RUMBLING DOW N THE ROAD NEAR ADDIS ABABA American Among Slain Nationals radio motion WJAX ia Jack- 2300 In Sanford And 1,805 In County Are Qualified To Vote I In June 2 Primary Poll Books Were 4 » Closed Saturday Rush Of Voters wdtIUi lo t Friday m tla f, the Chamber of ('oa u M m was today by Harry R. Cummings, n u tar o f m * monies. M iu Marios Uayaee • f Sanford mraa i c t u M third plaro. Mho Taksck to a pb** lot and Mima Haynes a "Worn" ( b n . Mum Takach not la* C andidates Volunteers To Start Campaign Tuesday For $3)500 Fund For Tear’s W o r k Urgent Appeal Made For British Help B y U. S. Minister Fire, pillafp1, rioting end wild disorder* continued to hold Addin Abulia in their sway today while a small hand of American* bravely held the legation agalnat bandit nt tucks nmt lent out u rndio appeal for Rritlnh aid. With n mecond'hand ma­ chine Kim and a mere hond- Must? T o Midnight Hour B e O n T im e E ls e |2s »*v 2!? XSSSLTta^T Sent- T h e y W o n ’ fS p e o k jrvoie County registered be*) ------fore the books eloeed st mid- -pc—,* R a l l y w i l l B e -night Satardav, County Re* , J7U *"~ jatrar w . J. Thigpen report?.: H e ld -T h is E v e n in g K iS S S S W S S S ^ S I a s ^ n T S S i 'S s - 3 3 ! of Um — f g n .iw ~ the W * 1 A t m b > k M y * tw towuri u m t weeded to .srmsertn.nr— I, —r— t MTFj I n I-o n g w o o d S c h o o t « - . Buildings Fired Ai^d Pillaged By M o m A s Americans Try T o Hold Legation ^ jr r y s s s n s MO grantor than for the election, rmlllc under the suopfceaef « ■ not have tttoa to eaR the wamd Owe ymora awe I ____i Seminole Omaty Democratic R*~ nr third them, u d thermite* II b , Though tteboaka ware open rrutive Committee will kmheld tkb hoped | in m iilh llil wtU Mt for several wttk>, there warn nj etmlng. and Stofettory Sherman put them rit U rg e raharriptfcao teak of outer* .1 tha ateventh U®yd of tha Cemmttte. » b wUl m wswtod. W4 smnH gtfta woU hoar, and Uw registrar said he P ~ k b at tha j ^ t l a g ammeamaa, he apgraebtod. Chrinmj Daw* mu kept' b m an to midnight that thane roedUnleo who are ate maw stated. Thaaaaskaritktog wtU jEtardwT ^ lU w k L J J e w d a d there on time «U1 not he rilawd he gNea hattona baarbg tha Sal* *CT)Wa* eMlm fact that aU eet* to mpmak. , nT, t T f *- * 4« ia tha Canty meat rwragto* Thb evening's meeting b Is hn - r>ra »a re jebatoynd tody ta hto kb year nod that they part hold Is tha Uymoa nrhoot m u ^ * * “ a^m tin Army > r w As bo before midnight a. May t, Lsagwwod mad. Mr Lloyd anM .!"* wtwtnTto ML ~ ,*wa midaeta of tha CHy called, will start pramptiy at T»Mi ,!?*** y '( "■ . fu 1 I l f Mend*. Cornelius Van H. Knrert. United Stitra minister to Ethiopia, held off thm mob at* tempting tn storm mml plllmfm tha legation. nii! fighting diplomat r*ported by radio "U.would. be a , , j great pity to bo obliged to thandon" tho bon** from whktl thm - 1 Stars mn I St r Ipci mrm flying, H e ‘ ■•Veil the state department In Wuhlnrton tu mako contact with tho writ-fortified Britlak legation ,In Addi* Ababa with a view tq •ending hi m a faw Slkha, ________ natlra Indian (nldlera on guard at the Hr It InH compound. freoh freer the Ethbpiap war front, ahown Itn ly*a great army of motoriaed troop* traveling down the Imperial I*sul Bndard, French mlnlatar to Ethiopia, reported today that Ahnho which they eipected ta aeba before aan ay hoar*. (A P Photo) l Ethiopian aoldlera aulgnad U I guard him legation had mutinied and turned their rung on the .building. The mlnlater told there I >1111 w it no word of tha Italian 1 a,trance and that FaacUt troop! who arm expected *to rellrra the 1mob-crated city arm not yet fat eight. Bndard aatd tha Frattak legation had noon under liege all Young Inventors Are To Be Aided 100 From Each State To Be Educated By Edison Foundation Socialists Carry NEW S BRIEFS French Elections The weather: Generally fair to­ night and Tueeday, •lightly cwo|v aa part hunt ruoat tonight. Eg. treapa northwest, fair'tonight and Red Landslide Cele­ brated But There Are N o Disorders PARIS, May 4.—<*■)— A So­ cialist goearamant for Prance ware Bred at .•gallon bull! . and tha radio atatlon ilnee warn to proa pert today oa the re­ morning and two natlra worn) mit of yeatordoy'i parliamentary 1 our aarvanta* quarter* bar* election, toon Slum, loader of aerloutly wounded.” Ike Socialut party, announced r— --------- -r----- ------- 1, in -0 In rtiponM rtiponia M to r-ngurhi Cagart’n ai he b ready to taka over tha Inveatlgatlng committee. I the aUta department talapkopaA Mambara of a aub-commlttae Robert W. Bingham, ambamaadar who hava boon holding hearing* |n larwlon, who want to tho for* la California and Michigan will rlgn office ta conrry tho maooago. return to Waahlngton with new1Brltlah nffklala aaaorod him they ____a____ ______I they claimed tha right to hoed toaUmony to bo uaad os basis, wouldI try ta get a meaaago the “ peopb’a front" government for quoationlng tha elderly re-1 through to Addi* Ababa, but ao , '■ ho far today nothing had boon boat* with Blum considered likely os tired California physician « Premier. People's Front parties, proposed payment of (ItiX) month- from the Britlih radio aUtlam there. Socialists, radical Socialists and i f pensions to all over 00. It U eatlmatad that at boat I t communists swept tha polls. ' Into lha recurd will be If,. ____________________ Commuostto and Sodallsto Joy. Mrtod 1,197AM affidavit! from Thrropes ns have been killed fell* cebhratod the red tomtslide. mambara o f 3444 Townsend Clubi Addi* Ababa during tha Uat among them os« . Nearly * half miUloa mambara which Kapraaantotlve Tolan, Coil* 48 houra, of tha popular front war* on tho farnia Democrat, said ho hod re- American, Mr*. A. R. Stahls o f atreoto o f Paris.and tha suborba prutost against tha lo­ Lome Undo, Calif., who era* ■track by a atray ttaliot wWU -•* ot midnight, ringing and shout- raeDgallon. lag. That* ware no disorders. RapraaunUtivas Csvagan, New atiaap tn the SevanI t Day A L . Tho p«radars oheutad fur dU- York Democrat, and Collins, rantUt medical castor, Marahal Pfelro Badogllo, C**0solution o f tha Fascist Croia Da CaJlfornla Republican, conducted mamler-ln-chlef o f tho ItoBas I'm irgintiutina sod yelled: "Do " boa Angalaa hearing while armlea- In Bait Africa, wdebad jv Le Roque to the fa llo w *" Col |RapraaonUUv* Hoffman. Mlchi- hla government that Italy's Krt* Csslmlr D « U Roque to head c f *tn Republican. investigated trean troopa, acting aa an adrano# the Crete Da V W * Townsend acUvitieo In Michigan. guard for tha motnriied tamaas Unofficial laodan o f tha via* ft*n wmmlttee prepared af tha Italbia mala body, w w » . to nous reds mid their parlto* w e w e °Etn b ~ rin g», dlrac* virtually at Addis Ababa. T W motoriaed cotwmn Hoatf, ha raid, mm lory rugvatootoU**. will ^uO, a program tevriving reform of B ulU ««re *aid their has poeaed a point some BO mlloa the n**^ wt France nod liking “ convention this summer from tho etty. Emperor HaiM Salasato, whaoo the preflu uat af war by nation-1 WoulJ, * * “ ,h* sluing tha maaltiona. Industrie*. I $? lh* Townsend Clubs and Urn flight from tho capital W W « Moody riots, boarded * Bribe* era lacy ht Djibouti oad i l a i w i for tha safety o f palaatlaa s « d « protoctlon o f tho Union J * o h * - r -.-..S m McRory Ssjb H e Will Be Candidate For Committeeman Marriage tlren aaa were iaaued Saturday to John Doaaldaon, 4i, and Koae Lee Graham, 31. and to David Jackaoa, ST, and Martha L»rry, S , all o f SoafunL A warranty deed dated three year* ago transferring a lot In Win wood Dark, near AlUmoote Sortoga, to Bessie Rohmsow was fued for record today. Mrs. Mary P. WUliimenn o f Orlsndu woe tha original owner. ▼toad by County Agent C R. Daw* aaa to hear a program oa "Bet­ tor Frail and Spraying" to to given hy the State Citrus ComWtostow at t:M o’clock Wedaea* toy afternuon hi the Drwka Theater In DeUad, as a feature af tho threw-day meelisg there af ter matrtcia- tho Flerids UorUcwttural Saciaty. :boato, nrvertol aptitud-1: LOCAL WEA' i * �-- ■ ■a. •: r ^i r ’,. THE SANFORD HERALD, “WHERE THE D O y Herald THDEftlOfirr ■With tha report* .from tE thtok Selassie ha* fled to Frgnch SomaliLpod.Tfifc^E# Addis Ababa and t£at the Italian *nnjr IdBQM^ < five miles away on the Verge of co^Jetu H rlhoB of a free and independent nation, it is apparent PLANK iIHely destroyed aa thaa tha ancient .< it « i support’d to.prevent the war heti Bolivia, but the fighting dragged on fq I t WM awpoe^d tp put a atop to Juat V slorTas esulted in In Japan Japan’s off 1 1 ■ion as ’r resulted a seizure o the conquest was concluded and h e r North China. J t was supposed to pfnhj neland and 4or fiw\qu*ft hy *w« NOWJftPJSN iqwpat.m»at a ym I4QUQR STORE cons oil- A R C A D E B L D Q , S A N FO R D ^ ” w!m , wstnUfy lying between Ethiopia and i\ef iEthiopia and next V> ace gets control of this vast Ign fry to duplicate Caesar’s rtp$an empire with Arabia, [*y(a, Morocco, Algeria, and * she lives In issny places: Jin age she's young—and still sh she wears s million fasts. dp-* f’'i” . *f.' - * 't ■ a * Upon , her countenance a am \ F E A T U R IN G T H E M ^ X J > Q P U L A J t B R A N D S CARRYING A~COHPLgT g LINE OF pllpl’s Jnaane dttim or not, tjiu seen how successfully ic pf Naiihqs fuy] how easily That trike* this world a fairer, T Intimcof peA ce DISASTER f ■4 ' #f w "; plies for me and you. BO O H N O . « -L Ail ’ i 'VH 'Vdlwjf ht ’ i .And world We change her if we csuldl my answer yoj hire guteesd, -Sh* stands high up otove them H I- * ' . ' *sch knows hi* own U bsstl 'Fred Winslow lU tt Bump*’* ,,diets tors all aco end thrsatsn war. prssch A C le a n S t a r t ! fw .pw w tarists’ lust foi taken ,M*nchvri Russian protect that, begin the uiloas A n Rsportsd Deed In Malty peninauu is. Fsmlnw—headline. And In trtri things could ho worse. to paragraph In lest Thursday t’s Herald with rofsrtnro to J. H. Therrsll war tptotnd i llw Ocala Star. Thi credit we» Inadvertently omitted. 'V' *-- s- 0 --- , ’# had rather take a whole titself t s7 s [uest of .South China, India.’ and the L’ 'I ’ them A1____A.to4 Lthe . ifnwtr lhglng! veryiVswoaliAlrl thresholdrtfol _______ Js, or attempt to conquer Siberia, ant o f the Bering Sea and perhaps even Alaska H i I . ■ ilcirtorahipa. They. Ml That Is always the trend .of dlctrtprahips. MS world began, began, thpre there baa never satisfied. Eyery since the Wotld been an Alexander the Crest, a Caesar or a Potppey, s Cnarlemagne, a Richard tha Lion-Hearted, a Frederick The Salvation Army need* MMO to imanes Its wp*k In Seminole County this year. the Great, or a Napoleon, tb a lr fame Js.wrilten on th^M appfSl la to be Inaugi)rated tomorrow }bjr jmlunlser workers. Generous sup( swords, and their path leada from one battlefield to an: Seminole County Laundry, V '.News. Ws’d rather hare ’s wh^li h'L waffe even If It weren't an] trouble .to cut ops la jwe. .One of the reason, there'sre si ; many candldafiSI In 1*# guberna ; fortal race )* because ra f i e doliclou* to eat by trying thorn dut eg.delegation o f "gentlomfen o f the prrea," rtnlng. - National p m d liazocietfona have n . .Today, hunting o f tho over-abundant Jfow is aaauihjtiy the proportions o f a- na- 1/ then ' ^.Weren't enough-In there to mudJ; V t'. IM waters a good man might g. e of the best politics) * dries from sipall lowp 'w*ekt|«i. hlnn County Times, (of Jni points out that a pollWith his ear to. the ground S o f crow dlnnera in npny localities foave it^in« v painted flower Invitations, (ha May Day pasty pa the lawn at tlw horn* o f Mrs. Frank Woodruff Tuesday afternoon was a charm­ ing. event In shush drclsa. The petty ara* given under tha aps* pitta fed. Mrs, Many Ward's P m * bytsrlan Orel*. Daintily dmaed la lingerie frocks with bright tolflrsd ribbons, t$s following win* some little lassIts assisted la swyli'W Mpy HoUy„E*o Paxton. i._ njm r m m Pulsatpn, Naomi' Scpggsn, and Marian Haod. Equally charming has iiow uncovered three recipe*: "Flnl of hM/lhe'pHIcr crpwii ahouid be feklnned. Ui ntwi dPtf N W° w * - ■ ImwsII, and ■ ’X3RQW,BNf)TH: Tako the pr^ast uv) lego, brown Uttle In butter, and bqil yltfi a Utiyoiglery until U ^ e i| p , • and mayon. may be uied. Brqwri l in' - that order, it Doa'Chtppelt In rwaiqpiMi Fo.ty or Psttewsv meal them Uat Hodgss feotfli i Ow. n ft S ^ wtkbr.- �m SANFORD H B U L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA •‘Vanishing'* Bridge Party Benefits School AMONG “COLLEENS” 12 STARS H r New York A riM s Wyoming tma 4P farmers w k devote nil thoir IIm to baa heaplog. and 320 other* who find haway producing a profiUbl* sideline . Mr*. William Moot* Scott two r w M the high honor of b>ih < 2tha 2brokoil3pointing* 5 » by Om A -e n & n a U Tonight iforSth*fday.t t s a . ' a s ' IA k . Scott mcolmd bar-tarty art training o f Sullina Colley* I Brltaol, Tina. Later, tho itodlOd •'• ■ >; v-- i — ■ - >. Mm. W. P. Grogan of Paok* with Lycett* la Atlaata, mod t lH hod a* lor p a t h Mr. *nd Mm. 8L E. Neill of Bruvard, H. C. | dam of tho Corcoran Art QoOftry to NoAlogtoo. Sho H*» d m II* 1:15 P. M. gad tho etody duo. compoald. •■dm Mm. lo o m Mooghtm. at Tho p u b worn gmotod ot tho » : » P. M. to tho HMT room. door-by-Mbw-Mallesr Mm. W. T . > tho Alathaoa Class of tho Plmt Bongo aad Mm. Edm Edridge. Saptlat Charch wOl moot ot 1.-00 Program* war* distributed by P. M. ot tho church oad win looao Ooorgo Byoo* mad Wada Mogl#fmoa thorn for tho homo ad Mr*. Wry aad flower* war* distributed McWhortor ot Poolo to horo tho by (tea* BioglaUry. mgnbr mooting. Qoantitte* of pottod palms BOmlwote ChapUr N amber Two adarood tho platform mod pedeaUl Order of tho b a t o n Star win bookoto o f map dr*gone oad gtad> giro a caboret dinner ot 1:00 P. toll warn arranged aboot tho elgh M. at tho Episcopal Parish ondUmbna. Hmue. Thp public la torilad. The antlr* program a n preCandidaU« will ho latrodneed mated * » follows: bat there will bo bo (panting. SpootaAo Tons*. No. I, Moca WBDNHBDAT kowati—Joanne Aturatio, MU* Monthly ^mlniai loneSeen of MoDeaa. tho Women’a Club of Buford wU HU1 Trane, Prank HI Gray—Betty toko place ot 11:30 P. M. at tho , . _ eehrb bouse with Mr*. H. J. Leh-(*> Melody In P, labloatdat O ) ■no*. Mr*. X. D. Brownlee, and A W«l# Warble, A kmtoPerclral Mra. John Maiaeh ea hoetooooo. —Dwii lake. Mra. H. M. P»pworth W sponsor « • » • * MedlUtlon. Henry S. Sawfor the program which wU bo yor-Mary Ann Bjorn. MUa e N a bar the Civic Department* mJJ*ni* Reaamtlona may bo nude by tekAndentlno, 8later Marianna; phoning TW . (b) Cherry Bud*. Prederlek Tho CMe Department of ‘ the Koala—Dorothy Range. Woman’* Cob of 8anford win (•) PlmU* March, B. D. Mathews) ’moot otimon at the this house. W Tho Indian Gold*. B. D. An thoee who took port In the Mathews—U rey btrldgo. iBoater CantoU will meat latannouo. Caviller la, RuiUcanpromptly at 7:15 P. M. at tht ! • ». Mascagni—Phob* Hynao. Woman’** Gob to practice for f ° n« : Selected— Joe no# A o a r . Ithe Musle Department’* program )■ ” *• ___ "■ ' r^ r Mm. U V. MeLautln wa* called1 to Warrant**, Co., yesterday ky t Urn death of hormothor. Mlaa Praocaa Mahoney ha* gone b**n I^cn I*0"0" by the Florid* to Jeekaonrlll* to spend * week PbderaUon of Art end tho 8outhwtlh her aunt, Mra. W11 Ryan. I * ■ Art **■*••■ ------{ Tho following article from the Alton Steal of Orlando wa* tho Plorkto Times.Union announce* week-end goeet of hb grand par-1 th* winner* of tho lUto-wldo •wto, Mr. aad Mra. Bo*too Steele.1competition: m ■ ‘‘SflfCtiOB Of thO 11 obJtCll Of Mr. aad Mm. A. Weiboldt boro ert which will represent th* gerk returned from Geineertlle where « f Florida painters aad sculptor* they attended th* annual pho- to th* first oat Ion* I exhUltbo nf tographara short course. I American art. which opens la th* " ------, Interna tonal Building, RoeksfelUr Mr. and Mr*. & O. Chase wft Cuter, New York Qity, May 13, thb morning for Asheville, N. U be*o computed. Jam** B. to spend aareral days at their Everett, director of Ih* Jackaonaummer home. I ’ I1** federal Art Gallery, aad .. .u „,b. <•>,“ ; TH U M D A T I « “ * «■ **■ » A •pedal program, "Sacred » i,,i. Mu.lc Down the Yura," will be I U^ _ * a,—.* . U 8‘ ^ u? w5i.?"a.S^SS. d 'J 1 P> * ' Sa JM T u thV 1 el“ b, Last Times <b) Sommer Dnya SchOUlscH*. *”*-'■"» *■» B a ilo r mooting of Seminole1The Mbmet Of Tho Premiere, HalChapUr Namber Two Order of, kr—Leroy Estridg*. the b a t o n StarjrW _W hold at (a ) Parade Of The Robin*. Chart** * t* J P ,- Mv'0*'tho Maaonlc TamOrarholt; (h) Spring** Matody, Hm Poet matron*’ and peat Pranceeeo La Loom Mortal Much of th* dallrtoua laughter evoked by “ Colle*n.H th# W ar­ ner Bros, musical now at th# Rita Theater, U due to the antic* of I oiiIh Koa*iu3* and Hugh Herbert, shown above. Heading th* big all star cast are Dick Powell, Ruby Kaaler, Jack OakU and Joan Blondell. Miss Lillian Branan Gives Bridge Party Mis* Liman Branan enter­ tained with ■ bridge perty Saturday afternoon nt her homo on Megnolle Avenue In honor of a small number of frlen.U. Easter lilies and other spr’ng flowers were used to decorate th* party rooms. After >cwr*l progressions of bridge high score prise, petent leather flowers, was swarded to MU* Betty Htntermliter while cut prti*. a linen apart* hand, kerchief, was glean to Mis* Ca­ milla Deal. • J • " — * * 1 Refreshment* were »#rv#d by th* hostess, assisted by her mother, Mr*. Arthur Branan, to the following: Mr*. Henry Doug­ lass, Mr*. I„ P. Hagan. Jr., Mrs. John Higgins, Mra. W. R. Wl|. Ham*. Mrs. V. D. Scott, and the Miasr* Mary TXghton, Mary lhirt, lletty lllntarmiatar, Frances I Wilson Camilla Deal, and Ellers-1 bath Turnbull, bridge guests, an.l> Libby Cornell and Helen Doug­ lass. tea gussU. son. Frank Merchant, and Arthur Walnburg. FreshmtiA Helen Anderson, Carollno Boyd, Lois Chapman, Ruby Dobson, Lois Hodges, Doris School today announced the Jackson, Irtne l.undqulat, Doris names of students of the school McCall, Marlon Monger, Dorothy Betty Thurmond, who wars placed on the honor Swanson, Franklin nrmnnan. Ward Coch­ roll for unit flea. ran, J. W. Cook. Douglas Garnar, Th« lUt Includes the following and II. W. Shannon. student«: Seniors, E«ta Benia­ min, Margaret Bennett ‘ Fsnn’n . T h a w w - honor roll Bigger*, Dorothy Clause. Graco •Utlatlc* wire Cook. Wynsll* Falrcloth. Anna the faculty: honor Senior boys Jan* Gantt Clara MtUch, Vir­ ginia Meriwether, Frank Ben­ 8.33 percent. jamin, Esrl Whitten. Robert Senior girls honor Wilson, and Charlotte Moughloh. 20.79 percent. honor Juniors, Vivian Dutner, Evelyn Senior class Cates, listen Chapman. Marion 13.73 percent. Clause, Doris Darner, WlnlfraJ honor Junior boys Hutchins, Mary France* lord. S.17 percent. Amoral Paters,' Arlln* Richter, honor Junior girls Edilh Singletary, Elisabeth Til- 34A2 percent. tan. Dorothy Warren. Ellsabsih Junior class honor Whittington, Clyde Tlercy. Ed- 14.41 percent ward Wilson, and l>twis Wright. Sophomore boy* on honor roll. 14.28 percent Freshman class on honor roll. Sophomores, Ann Benson. 8.07 percent Sophomore girb on honor roll, ®Al percent Oulla Bridgman, Thelma Burns, Total girls on honor roll, IB.14 Jacqueline Campbell, Alice John­ 18.48 percent. Sophomore class on honor roll, percent. son, Doris Lake, Donna Morgan, Total boys cm honor roll. 0.3A Mildred Rattff, Nancy Roe- 12.1* percent. Freshman boys on honor roll, percent. setter, Daphne Takath, Mar­ PuplU In entire school, 13.53 garet Ten b et Margaret Van 6.81 percent Freshman girl* on honor roll, percent Ness, gam Crook, Donald l*m - HONOR ROLL Tuesday It canons Should Sea Thin Show Screen Attraction L u b ric a tio n * ” r ' T— M AY 5-7. W E CLOSE THUR8. AT NOON W« ourr.kwpM i n»p w e*u h>MkM Annual report* will ba made at the last mealing of th* year ef Seminote High School P-T. A- to be bald Tuesday afternoon at 1:10 o'clock la the school auditorki at. A feature of th* mealing will ba selections by the P.-T, A. Singers muter the direction of Mrs. J. A. Takath. Mother* o f pupils who will eater th* Ninth Grad* neat year am especially Invited to at- % May 5, 6,7 . V Purol Lubrication Engineers Supervise W ork The Following PriSbHkkrBatt.ilwl9c Will be Performed on your Car ik AGAI ID A M 461 1 1 T D IQ H T > | lV iO * W | a n win king Lubricate braka cross number Lubricate rear wheel bearing* Lubricate tyron aback!** Lubricate other shackles Lubricate steering arm Lpbrkat^ ylulcb( roda ' Lubricate rarllua rods Lubricate Drag lino Lubricate springs V Lubricate brake rod* , Lubricate other fittings ’Check shock aluorbem Check differential Chock transmission t . Chock wet dutch Chock knee action Lubricate battery terminals Check light* Cean windows and light looa Scrap* groao* and dirt from Spring* CUaa graaa* fittings Lubricate clutch pedals Lubricate hood hlngt* Lubricate water pump . Ubrkata chahp^wlm „ v Lubricate spring saddles • Lubricate distributor shaft and rotor Lubricate fan hearing Lubricate throw-out bearing* Lubricate steering worm A sector Lubricate door step* Lubricate fast*rater Lubricate carburetor Lubricate accelerator Lubricate starter Lubricate windshield wiper �For Supt of Public Instruction PR IM ARY operation ""Hll the country prose­ cutor1* office in Investigating cfimiaali and auapletoo* pertain appearing In Taledo. Uniform **than** l< data between the Key dtiea atone thla main highway of criminal*, by mean* o f'a tote* typo ijritem,’ tOU'been a u ffa *i«I t o . Men*™ aa a atop toward wooer aurrelllaneo of erimlaila’ Ultimata movement*. DEMOCRATIC PARTY JUNES, 1936 E. ± HAINES ggMfroLE cotnnr PpUtkal Adi. District N a , For Representative In Congress Fifth CongreulotuI District l CHARLES ibUNN waHaeeaatta.^apaaaeaa^aaaaaetor*, , M .C .G tN tfe R 0. RAYMOND ELLARS JAS. G. SHAltON W *ia.(FUNIE> .St! Ftir County Coftuni&MMf For Governor Dlotriet No. 2 DAN CHAPPteLL J. J. CATES \VM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES VICTOR CHECK 7 udQ ^ For Attorney General Toledo HideoutO f Outlaws, Say H A V l TO U * WATCH repaired by m m a t e malty haow* haw Polfcejtfficials Brlgg*. J *wulm. Mag. A * h SPECIAL m ill May 16. fl9 aV lowaara far yuay aM yanga an purehat a of any bow Norge hr Magic Chef gaa range. Samlaola Tim Show he. •j J. D. DAVISON J— L o *tiS U Found FRED A. DYSON LOSTi Bad IrUh setter pap. 1 cnoa. old. Reward. Pbotw 16 ar 1*3. For Comptroller JOHN E. FOX State Treasurer REX PACKARD OTTO SCHMEfiL For Railroad Commissioner For State Senator * 37th Senatorial Dlntriet PETER THURSTON For County Commissioner W. R. DUPREE D la lrk t No. 3 W. B. BALLARD J. J. PARRISH For Representative, State Legislature . . ALL-STATE tlrta— Saar*' price* and Saara quality. Raa) aad Son*, tOl W. Tin t BL 6— Sltonttan W natoC COLORED OIRL ntnU Jab a* cook, noraa, ar baat»« .maid. Viola William*, ITT Cypraa Am. WHITE OIRL waata Job a* wattmaa or bouaakaapar. M l E. 6th. A N N A STEWART, colored, wants hours work, l i t E Ith. ROY L. HOWELL __ 3— Antomobltaa. Group No. t H. J. LEHMAN ROSS L HUMPHREY C. B. SEARCY For Representative, State Legislature FORREST B. STONE Group No. 2 GORDON BARNETT For County Commissioner A. G. WAGNER District No. 4 R C. DODD NAOMI JAMES* colored, uunta houaa work. 511 R. Bib. COLORED O IR L waata Jab aa maid ay Cook. Basal* Halgtar, 60fl Hickory A t*.________________ COLORED WOMAN want* Job as maid, caok. or pure*. Nara Adam*. 610 Hickory Am.______ RELIABLE colorad woman want* houaa w*tk. any kind. Aga 66. Fond « f abildran. I f Birbmary will Urn as promise*. Good we*bwoman, good cook. Baby Waltar*. 1M6 Railroad Ay*. TOLEDO, May 4. —<*}— Polio* balls** Toledo b on l criminal*1 mala highway aero** tha country, and official* *ay they ara going to do *omethliiz ■bout I t Strategically located from th* gaagittr’ * point of *l*w an a tin* between New York and Kants* City, Toltdo ha* mad* a good hideout for fugitive criminal*, Harry Man•on, city dttactiva on ipacbl assignment* points oat. John Dllllngar and hit machine gunner* lived In Toledo three weak* In January, 1933, Mantun ■aid ha had learned. At various time* In pr*-r*p*al day*. De­ troit’* Purple Gang, th* Touhy mob of Chicago aad Al Capon*'* henchman slipped Into Toledo hideout*, ha added. Tha polka-spatem, not tha po­ lice la to blame for Toledo'» reputation •■ an underworld hideout, police official* here agree. Record* are antiquated, they declare, and local patrol men are not provided with photo­ graph! of criminal*. Between New York and Kan­ ts* City, Manaon said, war* fir* ■tation* along th* “ main it«ia" of trim*—Buffalo, ClavtUnJ, Toledo, Chicago and SL Lout*. Although criminal* conildtr Do troit too "hat." that city nartrtbaiaaa off«r* a *tapping-off plate Into Canada. Toledo'* new chief of police, Ray Allan, has Indicated a datarmlnatlon to cancal all "itnp« n r ” ticket* of voyaging crimi­ nal*. Ha ha* piedgad fulbat eoLBO AL n o t ! cm For County Judge W. B. W ILLIAM S For County Commissioner G. W. BPENCER D ta trk t A c R. W. WARE W. G. KILBEE For County Prosecuting Attorney E. F. HOUSHOLDER WANTED TO BOY: Small Banford farm or •xehaaga for II eena naar Eustia on DtLand Rood. R. 0- Sapp, Napto A t*. W ANTED ; Upright jM«bb to am for atorago. WUI | h i o m llm t cam. John Dlghton, H I W. 10th. S. F. (Sammy) LONG ORIE R* MATHIEUX JOHN G I EONARDY J. T. McLAIN W. HERBERT MESSER iw n c i H. H. PATTISH ALL For Justice PA U L G. B1GGERS JAS. C. ROBERTS C. M. (CHARLIE) H AND Fourth Dtatrkt BOB DODSON j . f . M cCl e l l a n d POTATO BB; ED. MEISCH DAVID K. McN AB LEWIS A. TATE W .-J. THIGPEN • ■* -F o r Clerk'CircuitCourt Iraablt, O. P. HERNDON Democratic W ALTER L MORGAN : .. For Tax Collector JNO. D. JINKINS E. WATSON wryfufi• ’ •’ •JAMTORD P. DO \ j*c r, f i tT 5 . T9 *"?.' •*rm ia «tB a «® a 'l n ™ guppll** For Supervisor O f Registration B. J. OVERSTREET NOT for lumber, g—flag and building materiala ml alt k M . call an aa. Here yuoll find tha moat natonablt prior* and boat quality and tha quickaet lerrtea. Sudden Sarrko Forty-»ii student* represent­ ing five it* tee will be g redotted In May by O ttaw *. |K**•>--UnU* mrtlty. H IL L Th* cable* inpporting th* San Fr#i4*ra-0*V4*nd bridge -fun* •1st of 17,464 wire, each. Penny - Prom Grocery 700 W. tth ________ Free DaBvtry .H U l»lSfi (GO Prices Through May 7 Hem* Mete Ceeutry Slfl* Sausage lb. 2$C BEEF lb. %0C HAM lb. 45c Amu lied Tell ecu SALMON 21C * Ofrr See INmate Barm* PEAS can J5c 4 rtU ir liar Salad *aari OIL pL 21c. 43c Ove* ***' aetad plat DRESSING 14c rham aad laeberw COFFEE lb, J5c TEA Vx lb. 19c W*L * WH w Pry Bub I eeaa SHRIMP 25c W* R: Would you rafter pay ler patetlog your hem* In a tump turn . . . on a Jew dollar* a month, without disturbing your taring* aooounl? See u* tar detail* Shout Plttaburgh'* •tarls, eary Tlma-Paymunt FUn. . . Taint Today, Menth* to Pay." No rad tape, no down payment, aj much a* 18 month* to p*v, oovuri both paint tod lake'. Taka advantage of thlaMan, SNOW’S PAINT & GLASS CO. n <>— n r p R itA Y A .y — W l cnuDrroBS. ran* tu rn tana. Mata at Platted. Cauaty at Mmlaola. T o n and »**h of V"u h,M' by notified aad required la a»aaaal any abloia and which you. or •llhar of you, may hara aaaloat tha aalala or J. II. MeCABUH. deeeeted, lata of aa>d Cauaty, to t>a County Jud»a of Btiuleel* County, Florida, at hi* off!** In Iho- aourt houaa at Unaford, Florida. wUhla alaht aalanUay "lefi'Or from tbo data af lb* mat puhUcatbn » r t»M .oil™. Bach aUlm or drmaad tuna* ha la Wrltlau. and »U »t «U l» tha pta*o af raaldanca and yoat offlea eddreea of tha claimant, aad aiuat ha awara la hy tha elalmaat, afeat, or atloraar, ar th* «am* will baeema void eeeurdtag In law. Thla Slth day of April, 111*. to law SAMUEL A. B. W ILKINSON For Sheriff Materials WASHINGTON, May 1—(JPl— An aaaertton tint Hilda Utterbaek, 18-year-old Virginia farm girt, had oonfmaaif aba "kidnaped" baraa.f bat Saturday ni(bt waa nmd> by Charlea Rarriaoa, com­ monwealth attorney of Loudoun eounty, Virginia. RATES m < 0 Psar ^ ^ tI A ' i*m . ef ' ^ W E R T -T h e - JEWELER �PACK THE BANFOnn nK RALl), BANPORD, FLORIDA D a y ltm W in iO d e In Shutout, Other fy * rfp tS w re Lookouts To Pfay BO LD ,VENTURE .WINS THE KENTUCKY DERBY BY A BEAD 3UNDAY’S ATTEND AN CE RECORD ONE OF LARGEST THIS SEASOr. 3 Horae Gamis " U U U d S jtJ e tSo fans paid to aa* at* with tb* Day­ tona Brack lalander* on Sanford Lake Lasts Part Of Field, O i It yens on* pf the largvat basatal) crowd* pi any gam* la Three frmMwn* I*1 tb* Florida State League this sea­ Sunday's Contest son. The aanouncamant e u mad* daring tba game even tb* Hofi-fftng Saturday*! gam* to Day­ nrnnh found system that lb*re tona Beach tharo by 4 to 0 end were mors persona In th* grand­ Sunday'* gam* with tb* earn* dub stand bar* yesterday than at ell played this season tn Dayoa th* bom* field by 4 to t , tb* Sanford Lookout* tumble again Anotber record-to raking p i­ into but place In tba Ferida 5Ut# League. by the tta rting pitcher* far. In Saturday** gam* pt th* B«rab tb* first'two and one-third to­ la expected for t}i#. . »J half-holiday game hare *lth A i Falatki A n Inns. tTLoo^lG-Men Take Both Reds And Azaleas Week-End Game* Break Even Over all tbab four nine. McCown wp» From The Saints Saturday, Sunday then aent to the bos for Sanfopd, ning* were pitched by Veal*, and la that period Um Island*r» ma^o ■rfd no more Daytona Beafb acunra were mad*. In Sunday’* gam* on Sanford FtaM the first two and two-lhlrth (Innings wars pitched by Baddy X a W asid before he . . . taken out of the bos the visiters bad scored three nine and had a man on third base who oaally awed after Doc Hardin waa aent In to pitch. Hardin allowed only two hit* during th* Iapt its Ipninge and Daytona faPad to acor* agpin. Tb* Lookout*-Islanders gams hi ich on Aaturxlay wp» Daytcoa Beach Pturipg The Week I V Lookout, aim p *y at home tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock, with tho f.ihu* from St. Aug­ ustin*. Manager Stuffy McCtone ••Id that b* would pro) ably atari though Leyfleld pitch*’! only last Saturday when tha Dolond Red* w«re defeated 14 to V However, a n*w southpaw pitcher. Morrison, may be put tn the bos. Stuffy said. Morrison ha* not aa yet been in the lineup. rrm Here Tuesday, Thurs~ day and Saturdays A f t e r n o o n s At 4 The Sanford Lookouts wi I play sA k— Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. They and sit other clubs tn lb* Florida State League are retting today. ’ Jlir Saints from St. Augustin* ' play hCr* tomorrow afternoon, tha I Palatkn AaOlrani will he hera for I ihe Thuroday* Jialf-hotlday gam*, and lh« GalneeviL'* G-Men era coming Saturday, fl The Lookouts play iif ^t. Augo.ttne on Wednes lay, and in Pe­ tty* on Friday. ® K ■> N eil Sunday1, game will ho with th* G-Men in Galnaarilln. > fV., «e I This week'. schedule tn tho Florida State League is aa fol­ lows: Tuesday i Sl Augustine *c Sanford. Ivl ,*nd at Ddytoifa Boach. I'alatka at GalneavIRe. > Wedneeday Sanford at Ht. Augustine. I>sytnna Beach at DeLand. Gaineevl le at lllatka. * Thursday I i* ila t k * at Sanford. Here’s tha thrllt-psaked finish *f the Kentucky Derby with /laid Venture ehlng out a aurpetaa vletery ever th* faverlte. Brevity, by Drytona tleach at St. Augui-* the* margin sf a head. Th* two hore.s «an pa tesn fighting’ hard aver the** few winning Inehae while ■ eperle-crsied erawd grip* the tine nils lie at Lewisville. Behind them is (nd]tn Bream In third poajflea, and baek af him f el levy# th* field. (Aseeelstad-Pa*** -Phetel peetflen. ---- » DavUnd at Caincsvilla. ----------Friday Sanford at I'alatka. » Augustine at D ajtoM ^ ■ t home three days this i1 mm W kb .Gainesville G-Man, tb. club on* DaLand Bad. .no r * atk. A .. »5*P,••»** the Sanford L>okou'*.l la*, divided honors ov.r Ihe weektook both week-end i ,from end. Patllks winning on II* Home tba Sl ’' Augustin* wi;». field Saturday by a 4-2 *core anJ nlag* on GaincavlU* field Satur­ DeLead winning on it* home flell day by a 9-fl .core and In 8t- yesterday by a 14 .1 score. Auguatin* yeatarday by a opI Although outhit eight to five the eefctdA isle*. withstood a IV I .and Twofity-five hits wire rotleclgd ninth-inning ra ly to chalk up In Saturday’s game, th* G-Kcn their eighth victory of the -ea*.,n galling 14 and th* SalnU U .I Saturday at-that-*ipen** af vh* Wise, itarting hurlar for tho! Rad*. Saint*, was replaced by Walgtaj Glenn t le fty ) Ijir.vn worked In th* third inning after he hsdilh* rout for the Red* and. with allowed seven hits and five rup the exception of the ninth frame. tbo first errtlrloao gam# between Albritton, tb* Gaineevlll* moun h*d thingi well under control - any of tbe lelube la tho FtorbU Jako Bunch limited th* A u ls n was never In lerlon* State r League ainao th* season trouble. H* gave up I I baM tollIva kite but failed to keep them blows upeuad. Each team mad* tiro er­ blows, hut waa abl* to coast bn from1 delivering crucial rors In Sunday’s gam*. Tb* Look, the early lead given him by th* when needed. Beach Jedie Whirr contributed the out* oulhlt their rivals here yes­ G-Men batsman. Gainesville at DeLand. Two hoipa runt wars flammed fielding gem o', the day when In terday, bat faiiod to. hit In tba Sat ur day \ Purcell of • seeminr pinches. However, they threat- out during th* gam*. Th* first robbed ilainesville *1 Sanford. *n*d to even tb* acor* In tb# last went ta Norbari Pfeifer, G-Men double In (he seventh airsin.t the • A T I II 1> \ V I'alatka at Daytona Beach ah >1 It o A 10 half Of tb* last Inning. Pinion outfielder, whan h* slugged on* left field anil. The A u tos, plays t R II II I) A II U4T. IIICAI'M » . %r n u n i 1 1 II 1 (1 IVl-and at SI. Auguallne. ImrrD. 11*. The leading Seminole. In III,’ r,. |t..r ! was rant In to bat for Waltore, In tha third Inning with two man errorless tall end Del and made C H U R C H IL L DOW N'S. I.O I'IS 4 3 \ i 1 1 11pH1IkNIt It* It.it rich I bttl on# mUcur. i 1 0 M 0 0 VILIJi, Ky., Msy f (Ah It,ill I.lone longue will hr oppo»a,l t» uifk.4-11 IkiK.wruin U» singled and advanced to third bn base*. Gat house Parker, lanky 4 (l \ 0 0 tl Score py innings: Mvirinii If the Ynnkrea in I hi* afternoon', ♦ vtlrk 31. base when Biatru/f hit a doubt* first baseman, hit hi* In lha 4 1 1 1 0 '* Venture, the longe.t -hot wiunri ittriM. if ♦•i.Mtirr |i DeLand DM mm m:2 ! ninth Inning with non* on tha gam* and by the Giant. > n 'll IH I#himn, i’f 1 3 1* \ II 0 to right field. Monrood got a Mri*rni Pslstka 200 IDO 01 s 4 W«rin«!Hlfty 4 0 II 1 1 • In |rt year*, .urvlved n rough ' — • ................. 1Li VIML M M ' afUrncon, T !■ * weak kit, Taylor struck out and U ih*. ' 3 0 * 0 >» 4 Map Iln. «’ In Sunday's game, Gene Kl.her, Yinktex are in necond place in Vv**lVlff| Score by innings: H«»vr|pM. |,i Barn** went out second to first, 3 0 0 t 1 0 and-tunihlp tho rough tut-, I lui tilt­ Red southpaw, limited the A isle*, the leaaur, tieti with the PirMle^ >irr..wri lOWA r iT Y . May 4-— St. Auguatin* .... 004 300 111— 4 4 inf flick 1 . |1 3 1 u 1 1 0 hs wr I s. ft thnlling .tn-tch and thus trvdad th* gam*. G ro fltr T . llrrs n a h jiii, who Gainesville ........ 006 IQ1 « a - •» to seven scattered hit., while hi. who will msrl Ihe Cub* linitnr* drive lu capture the «tsly-«riun<l 1 Sunday’* gam* by Innings: lu 1 7 4 II IU Total* breri turning oui wlnnlrf trick Tha Saints mp4* four error* pules were rapping out IH base row and the Keil Hoi on Fridny. F lm Inning » An II It O A 16 Kentucky derby before the grert- teams it the UnlvtrtUy of T4wm blows off Slsallcn and Gsvurnik The Y i n k i f e p la y a g a in TH u ih - • • ^ T O A i^ M K A t T i a n h h u a H 4 yesterday's garni, though Daytona Beach: Guerra single*. f«»r. 21* & 1 • 4 1 • e*4 crowd ever gathered for for 15 years, eomhieti hli . their etallar Six Aulea error* featured In part day. also aguin-1 (he Cubs. 4 1 1 7 U A (UlFflrM. If sn foe* to second on Hoalaski'a inert- John Schneider, of ' DeLand’. seorinB <t|||lil«ll, cf 3 1 0 4 • • foutfapaw bur lad hi* fourth fiveThe Giant*, who play fl*e % n«l#r*t*H iu flea hit and score* on single by 0 \ 4 1 1 l •al#M . in Holstock, D.Lnnd pitcher play­ .. . . . . , .. ’ tlfic line*. * lill p ,'rV. ” »r >f 4 S • • 0 II ('tbyp*r. if A “ df™ «n Who la put out wilh.Ho, hit gpmo In a row. Jlowevar, ha ing In l*ft Pundey in p ace of AI Sem inole* un Weilnestlay, To th. astonishment of lhe; „ , f C0MUi u ii4 Ifet’ mnp, lb « • 0 1 • 4 llh MHIl*m4n, safely repose tn the cellar 1 0 1 overflow throng of B.’.OOO .pec- w| fc Prof c A U p p r f - th , Majesky, out with a broken foot, 3 1 \ Watters. >• this Baa*«wi. it • i i *«ib i. •* 1 1 « • 0 a iitoni anil confusion of thr formi . . SfMnlnn. •* n* tumid in a good performance both nary a game won 4 1 0 1 1 u ilNtruff. e Bill Henderson 'made hi* dabut Sanford: afield and at bat, getting three fo ri™ 1* R»? trr on^ ,‘,c" r r , " r'’ u II 0 • *» players. Bold Venture stood off M a t t S f l it lalkr, p Barns* wjdl on th* hill for G*tn*ivlll* and five, on# a homer. . ml miking four ,bovr> * II 1 1 » IIit (illI), n a terrific stretch challenge from|A , A ' S '*lndltr- » n • “ U» « ‘ F ° « """ ""• f T” ..lC*t«* out at flryt. ksNnrwirisd 1 0 t • • Brevity, the 4 tn 5 favorite, and orthopedies. putouts and taking pert in . plsy « l,m« • n,‘ lo' ‘ , '7 , Th* t u U ....... no* Otm ftrifl Professor Lapp ascertain# tbo have wtn two sml lo.l four. l i t > l |won by a scant head In a hardwhich cut Dssroon off at the plate. TikiII I* *'"3 U0I> O0i angle at which Mark '•MlUMVy * Jack Kinnell i. now managing Hrnrv , driving, whip-laabing rllmax 1 1 Holdstock also went back to the In ,Mh t lo f in n j, (in F(ohm 1UJ IMill i|Oil Big Ten champion, should thtow farm to rob Slastcin of a hit In the tha Glsnit and John Ivey Bsllis Hut inn., fn it f<i r>il HOI 110(1 0011 *3 the struggle of three year-olds. , - ....... - i r » " his Javelin to obUlq the graalert EMytona Beach: MlUl.man sinliken over ihe mnnigvtiu’nt 01 Kr.llfh ilium* third Inning. rum IU I llffnnin. Itifti, P a lle t ih. .titdMNoii. ti.,rin, ” *fw n *d oy M orion L. S chw arts, glaa on error by Welfare, ' ih«rtth* Ysnkeoe. f>,,uhl ItlsijpM* I *,04,v tra to Anull*r Score by Innings: M ill I,m an. i I ’at . a i Tw -, ,sfe w York sportsman. Bold Yen- distance. •topj Darla fanned, Martin’ iln* scared on Jerry It h m** tiitB, llttHx, ll«» I ru ff I in iih I •» 1 1 * . _ _ * » * Dr. Stelndler studies tha body The [Jon* la-ague I* enlrri.vg Tat lm " Mri’ninp. I.r|i on Pslstka .... - ■ (HO 0)0 014— -1 |ii#>. |I h i I* lu lio .iiiM h l it* Ai»d#r> i lu re p * M f 13 lo r etch | 2 m u h id gloa. Boise and Guerra fly out. fingl* to c*nUr. I'dM'Hid Il^nrh in iiAii* S’ ”, I 1-11 ” 11 •vases, .. .............. j tic ket. B* Well ■* |1 I.1 Q tO p 's r* and Irg movement# o f Panther DeLand ............ 404 224 0 2 x-l4 it* second to the le.t week of Haofunt Sanford: Cooper out at first, and Floyd DcHeer, saphonton ff Y r*|v 3, KriNiw n &. 8tor* by Inning* Ihe M3*on. s. Ih* schedule call. " " 1,411 iir iw • « * * « ■ « *» • »«*• McCrono out on bull batted into Galnatvllla ........ l ahot-puttar, and tolls both how for games only up to and in CtMlIv’ lt 1, }4|rurk util |iy McCnwt* pries equivalent to |20.&0 on the 3 . Kr « lilt. f.ff Wnl# 2 in Jttcher'a hand. W a t tle* rat, eluding Friday. May *18. At the , , f Inning* n nff M*i*nwf} in dollar, was th* biggest einev Ex­ to derive tha moat power with fcore: P*ytona Beach \o, aju»the least effort. close of the season a littl* "world i 3-3 Innlntfa; t Hit l>* yHelief* l In * 2-1 Inning*. n» tu n*, in t . terminator,- \th* celebrated — - - "Old ford 0. It'a a serious bulines*—thle series*' will be plsysd.__________ l»F Ifti’uwn (Antlrrwuni I'BPinl t>v pii’ h-r, h> Haritin (Andirson) I fionta" of the turf, flashed horn# in luill llblniff. I’mplrvw Hr inf. Winning pltrh-r. linn Ira lovftlMW front tn 1UIM an,I nsid the anuive production n f Big Ten champloaa A^LARILLO, TexMsy 4.i / P ) olti’h.r llsrotn. Umpires, akef. f™ "* «“ •* • " « paw in* aqutva HhrffUM, Iduinif |iltfhcr. Daytona wi Hoalnskl iiat —with George Bresnahan. Tint# i»f | im « l.lo . field. Giant Tlinr of aani* l it. |lent nf *23 DO In one —Barer than g o lf* hole*-In-on* n fanned. glaa, file* oat, Morton =set — •• —. . . . ------• Bold Veqlure'a aictory, worth ■Ingles Score: Dayton# Beach 0, San­ are perfect 300 bowling ecore* *, ooeond on Coto’o ■i f ' * rv, >a« y ii • revs /, a * . 1 437,726 to Iho colt's owner, out uf funable. Hi d JOT* to , third; ford 0. except meybe on th? Amarillo alI.E .tC s t'B 1 7 *0 1 1 1 1 1 * S T A T IC Boris hit* a leritl C0l W on G All R R Pet. *lnak| scertl( _____ _ Ml 4 i l l Tha Panhandle pin aplllere, aft­ iDMa Uy tloh na a t l a a r h Terry. Giant* . 11 2d 4 14 .534 1 ft ill scores Morton and tries to atoai er going for many year* without n « L a n d . f t u o 7 7 R. Ferrell. It. S o il3 64 U 48 .434 racond when ha la fln t called ona-two-throe order. 4 4 111 recording n perfect gem* here, M r A u a u s l l n a Chapman, Yen. 11 37 S 16 .483 41B , 4 Sanford: Taylor out at first, safe by the umpire and then de­ f t la lA a sv Illa cluthee on their backs, suddenly went on a spree and H U n f o r d EIJtllORN, Wi*..' May 4 > i n Herman, Cistw ID fl» IT l » .429 & clared Mitr when man th* Day­ Bnrnaa and Swindell fanned. — I A P I-A s k Sheriff George uniforms and tha game began. right perfect game* were put on Croeettl. Van. ...18 87 9 28 .414 tona Bqach pUyera protested the fieors: Daytona Brash 0, BanL lf» A * Jl-A IIIM I.K -U .tK # 1 the score sMeto within exsclly O'Brien of Elkhom who orig­ "Then time tha problem of Uy yti* Asauciated I're** Moore, Giant* - 16 80 IT 24 .404 W on I ’d . 1 first dbrialoa.. Lake U taken apt ford 0. two months. inated th* football huddle and what to do » hen wo had tha 0 1 011 r 4 a m In n l# a Yeitardav'* homers: Vaughn, Eighth I antag , af th# hoi and Doe Hardia aant 3 i M l ha’ll tell you -with a blush- ho ball,” aays O'Brien. "W e hadn't Pirates 1, Norris. Phi Ileal, OTiee, Jim Ayres, a regular league Y m m ,k rn m m la to plteh far Sanford. Daria Daytona Bench: BorL out at V lre ta a I 3 bcwler, etartol It with a perfect C u b a practiced and wa had no sig- * "he 1, Bon1ia. White Sox I, Piet, 4 WI 1 ling la*, scoring Boris. Martin » l i t The blush isn't nno of modes­ gam*. Eighteen days Inter he du­ H a t H o t i White Box I. F’ ix, Red Sax I, R. fitoa out ■ ■ 0«4 rile s is • 4 plicated his feat. Roger Teas, an ty—It’s produced by thi BUtruff ■trike* cut, Sanford: Cslaa out on g hunt. Ha eaye he .ugg.atad th. «•» N A T IO A A I. i.r.A fiii; WASHINGTON, May l - t f V McCrona 'hfin other local see, test l| straight ‘ • on error by ll>- Cooper singles, iV t. players form a huddle hefoie1 1 ,. , , u . Roxlng, rateball and football havo W o n t v ’- l .. _ fanned, Berne* iln- through second and la out with ■trike* down the alley* on Jsn. a t . l a i u l a a S t i l every play to plan their attack. i> u ,1 j ’ IS shd exactly 18 days later did t'rawn tramendoo* crowd*, bat anCooper at • double play. It brought* forth gale, of touabt«r j J 1’ . ^ ’ nhujul q tnmobllo rating hold* top rank aa Beomt Ttoytodn Beach 4, Bnn- It again I frem th« ■ tond*. for until th-.:' K1,i" ’ CJ,', *■ No,rU’ 1 MUw* *’ Howevrr, Teas’ second unbest ' ' Piet. White So* .1. Dickey. Yan­ a crowd-gatherer. day no one in that part of the kee* 3, J. Moor*. I’hiltlea 3. K. able game was rimmed somswhst A yonr ago 160,000 porooaa at­ ran football Moore, Bee* 3. Goodman, Red* 3, tended tho 800-mil* Decoration country bad aver scan by MUa MaxiU Marah, crack Bo* e o -m I f J h r t . H w t o d e U woman bowler, who tallied a per-.1'™ playara gather In a elrel. on tha Hafay ^ Gehrig. Yankees day aweapetekee at Indianapolis. field In,talk things over. feet e<ore the tame gvenlng. Thqra were 110.000 at tbo Allen Shafer, Delbert Hughes' D* mpaoy-Turnay fight la PJUtoAa O'Brien recall* It, Elkhorn short*tap, whn had held th* hall and Herb Latadl* polned tb* aeect dtlphla and approximately tha had tb« ball quit* often, for the group ta roand out tba amaalag * 1# same number hard Attended a ma­ rule* then gave It to th* oppetjor college foOttall gam*.' BaaoaVObUUn. V f! ing team on the kickoff folUw- American Score; Dayton* Bench 4, SeaAll of the more* war* mad* *n raj b#Ti top « n 13,004 and horaa feed L , Ing erary touchdown. And the _AiJ^r*<jny’i-M,0OO., • <*' , « lb . M f ^ , l> % . . , *c*Tt wae 1M.4. — JE mw Yanks And Giants G e t 2 Cracks At L e a d i n g Indians' ’I SATURDAY, SU ND AY BOX SCORES OF SANFORD-DAYTONA GAMES Bold Venture Is Derby Winner On Churchill Downs lowft Coach Calls Professors To s i/z ^ -a ife ^ uS7' <*** ■**» If UU ‘ m™ ? Texan Bowlers Have — * ~ Perfect Score Habit THE STANDINGS Wisconsin Sheriff Claims The Credit • toU| dert,y «*“/•'o( »w’,5°; For Inaugurating The Football Huddle * ... . ' " ,H0MK RUNJ5 '^Vuto Racing1Draws The Biggest Crowds SPJlBbv flh ’ri .flkth Jggf p* m p t r * ' * V* THIN Winners >r Leagipi -amisbasis I: ( M a t j S t a v f l f r V •Itt ■»' P|K -Six Baseball M S + f/. ,‘u �Patient ToTnrn I On Dr. New D eal,1 Mencken Thinks Trade Gain The Poll* Tomorrow ta do* to Oil* cave, and demand a shorter work weak, A number of IndaatriaUete, e-i the other hand, in ert that tabor tavlnc machinery Increase* ’em* This la tha second of a ea­ playmen! by adding U the p u t se of oln article* on tto of cheap predortian, nakfat more .Job* In dlatribatlng, selling and serving the bmreaaed out* tom of useful appliance* and goods. Then wheneo eemn thin bur* army of Jobleaet What (• perplexin* to •men* *• ■A meats,lh»-«sap|aanli*M of* analysts, however, I* the fact that In the later phase* of rr Med to America’* population hi O'~ “"tflVrrr, -festory_tm]>l«vmant has tto lest eta years. th* not kent pact with th*J*nmfb» - Another, factor cited is that tost pro faction. _ and ednTOeetkm ^ __ **uribuilding 000 Frr Instance, for the laet tws He* *1111 are relatively depressed, ^n- veer* alone, the federal reserve although the® ha* been pro­ by board figures show a Jump n nounced Improvement hi the paet yur. Employment also appears 'o lag In the miscellaneous aerv* !<*». embracing that Teat army tf works® who wait' on tables, ■bine them, deliver lea and dw a boat of other add Jobs. Bu Inet* analysts ia j also that 'n tho rarly phases ef recovery, capital is timid and now enter­ prise* an slow to develop. They explain that the development ef a ndw Industry which would thrive a* the automobile Industry lid in the decade after the World In ’ might- greatly alter the scene. Another factor tending to dator the decrasa* in the total of unemployed, some point out. Is that many workers, In tto worst uf the depression, were employed only one'or, two "day*' a weak-l H e y new receive fatter pay tn* vtlopti.- but at-no.time were ‘ hey listed as unemployed. CAN I AFFORD In the meantlmei the govern* -nent continues to'support mil* JJona of families with relief O R A N G E S -A N D 'und*. Lateat estimate* indicate GLASSES YOU'LL GET ‘.hat the number of persona as OF ORANGE ■upported, Including those 'able tn work and their dependents la JUICE FOR irouiul 10,000.000. (In the third irUele, Frank EVERYONE ? I. Weller of the Washington staff of Tha Asaoclatad Frees v<" Hlaeusa recovery In agri­ culture.) The Ameriren federation if La* bcr, using a different bail* for It* computation. figures tin t !<-*■ than tS percent o f the extreme Increase In idleneeJi has boon hammered swap. Moet itatieticat mean)remant» show that about half of the In** in Industrial production between 19*9 and early 19M baa been recovered. The U. 8. bureau of labor eutlstle, shows a ilmilar recovery In factory emptoymenr. an early and for the tbeologieal j New teal, M r . W h e l m baa _8AN fRAW CTBCO, . May 1 — philtere praaeritad fee, the Anxr* found definite traces of the eno'? ? • lean pobUe by the AdmlsUtra- dyne proffered hi the past le the AJf M taddentaDy tton in Weahington. Seen, he kme end the weary by poetry.*** HerbertJloover. will •eve. the patient cat who® poUt* The fine! Ingredient, aceordlnr, *# * M Fhr Weetetn teat of leal doetora have triad their eoyt- to ku aaslyaU, baa bean beecl- **•*» 1Ma partiaan strength oua remadba will begin to memo ^ mmtkthm the fart of man's TttHday In OsUfomla'a prvala toe tto* ri® fre®\ia tod end S S t l o v l . w m . d e u x - * » » « primary, rlre tha decton ‘what, an la® what to dees aat want to face. *b Confronting tto supporters of exalted levels, weald to deecrihed -j-s, wiaerde now rampaat In ^ Kansu Governor for tto graphically as the hem’s rush’." Washing*tn. In some of their Rrpobllcen presidential nomine* Mr. Moncton baaed hla pewhe writes, "are far more tion *• • coalition of Republican fiction- on an analysis of the [yv.t* than theologlaiu. At ever/ unInstructed delegation to tha New Deal as one compounded eicnao they torn from harsh Republican national convention, chiefly pf anodynes or palakiU- praM 0f sxogssi* to tto Uaeitl- Among tbeao la formal Perri­ er*. tallowed inetrnmenta of m moosur® of hymnody, and ,u u leader* seeking to send an NOW CABINET SHOP Wlanlng the Kentucky Darky la eeiwatleeml style. Raid Venturi seat pries aloe the vleteri* wreath at tha ffnleh a# me rasa si Churchill Oewna. The emlle an tke fees ef Jeekey Ire (Rehe) Hen feed faded ehertiy afterwards when he wee suspended IP dare fn reugk yding. (Associated Prase Phete) CIGARET LIGHTER IN HER LUNG j r FLORIDA " /1 7 £V £R Y 5 GLASS OPEN WILSON'S cumbed ta IScot. “Tber* la no actus I newness In tto so-called New Deal,'’ ha write*. “ It# fund* awnLai pn*tcAilon goes bash ta tha dark abysm of time, and avert Ha moat lunatic detail* are Mt novel to itudenta of world-saving. M It differs from the other current panaceas— for instance, Com* munlam, Paaclam tad NaiHam —It is only In its greater loosu near end cftholielty, Its mere reckless hospitality to mlncot* laneou* nonsense." The ooclal and economic ob­ ject hr** of the New Dm ], Mr. Mencken observes, belong In the greet tradltkn of theological buncombe. What be calls ' Its rumble-bumble bee Us rests, he says in tto oldmt practices ef the magic art ef fooling .people through theology, magic anil mystery. “The New Deal offers a lew potent medicine," he venture*, "but what U offers belongs in* dobltahly to the same category. HI b. f ir s t rr. We build and repair flmlture and Sell anything you ham on Commission J. M* WILSON. Rnp. dealring to settle their Indel will receive special consideration for a limited rtod. Room, 30d First National Bank B T. G. FORD, m Many Excuraionlata Spilled Into Water In Ship Collision * WMla deetare waited for special them frem Philadelphia, Paailna Lana, villa, Tann, and am)led bravely dtmlt lights r In her lung. It aaeidentelly all her teeth. -(AseeeUted Pre® PheU) NEW YORK, May t — IffV - 1 Tne man died and five other per­ sons were Injured when a M* fool boat carrying a Sunday flaking party collided off Ambra* lightship with a 4,171 ton freighter. Moat of the U persona aboard 'he fishing brat, tha M. I. R. trd, were thrown Into BtoepaWa s h in g t o n , Kay i — t M ~ Seed Bay by the Inipeat They After serving cm toll day a* com­ were picked up by aevtrel other mending officer of tto Biath Army Soata In tha vidaltyCorps Aren nt Chicago, Major Marine poll® Identified tto GenaiM) (Johnson Hagood, who freighter as the Evangeline of ■pant ®v*n weeks In military anil* he Bull lin e Inbound fro® Ben after criticising WFA spewing turn. Capt. Frank Polecek of the M. I. R. 3rd said to wep p| enttar In a communication whan tha crash tarns. Ha suffarad a fracture at tto left bend. An unidentified men died, noparently of a heart attack, aft•r being picked up by a rtacua boat 1t Tto ft*king tost, slowly alga- General Hagood • Will Leave Army f; And Write Book th e sweetest, richest juice you ever tasted! OWQMiru on oreagi Jul® and Thanhs to a bumper sop, Florida roumay tmtouriy endangeryour oraagn are now scObig at bargain !* health. For orange Juica cup- pries*. Buy too* today. 8® how highly Importantvitamin* (four little they cast, what quantitle* of tat kinds!) . . . reIdurn that Juke they give. Start today serving Mth and tea* devetoamret. . . a m glreare of It to everybody ana that mak® good red blood. watch fondly health pick upl SPRING FEVER? E*iCr*p*fnH twit* t r men a d*yl Colorado has tha hlstoet mean elevation in tto Eaaky Mountain*. MOO ftot. Wyoming la second at MOO feet. Auto Repaira Mussolini May Put Puppet On Throne GENEVA. Mag 4.-<A>>-M*m* tors uf tto League of Nations .generally anticipated that Pre­ mier Mussolini would put a puppat emperor upon tho throne of Ethiopia upon hla own terms. ■An Italian spokesman tmpha■Isod that Italy alwaya recog­ nised tha **ii Unco of Ethiopia. Fro® thla It waa deducted that U Due* wiU continue .to tecegniaa ail Independent Amharlo 8UU, though probably under Italian supervision with tto re­ mainder of tto country paaelng to Italy to tto for® * f n colony AU Cigarettes are not FRESH! �Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, H igh *** And Watei rransporlntloo NEW SPAPER ' \ V* % N U M B E R 1M SANFORD, FLORIDA* J* . — ■ id Goes Legionnaires A re U rged To 12 Candidates BRITISH LEGATION HAVEN FOR AMERICANS isevelt, E J u ca U C o m in i Generation Vote Againjt m ' To HoUBack p am C New Deal Critic Is Snowed1Under By The President At p Monday's Primary Visioned As Fourth ____ ^ Decisive Battle In Small Attendance At The History of U.B*j Lyman School Dlsdkuhbx that u>* fourth [ courajring To Memdecisive battle in American hi*ben of “A” Group Second Victory Scored By Leader • £ * ! " f0,r 1of schedntod political rallies arrant*! nori<U. tojd AtMfittn Lnlon b ^ s. m|lv>1, County DeraOnj.n laat ntfht Urn mpoasiblity £ CxKuUr* Commit.,, was tory will b* that against com- 1 munlim, U u U Grifjtth. athletic Pennsylvania Voted Akainst^Brec k e nridge B;y 20 To 1 £ r »tUe vwith r i S tha X formar ______ ' .Undoamrot W »? y Tr! _ _ Townsend Inqniry £ Is Postponed For “ South Dakota Vote* Today SIOUX FALLS, A D, May I. (APJ—South Dakota'* unusually qulot primary campaign ended Urt night with bdsrent contend *a tho m i n t between supporters * * • . William K. Bmmh of Idrho » d Coo. Att M. London o f Kan■ra fra tha eight ^legate* to bo ••fra* today ta tha Republican . Public Asked To Hear Address By Attorney General According to Forrest Catch.!, district chairman of th* Batter Business '.Bureau, Urn address to be delivered before th* bureau In tho Court House on Wodnoaday evening by Attorney General Cany D. Landis will not bo a po­ litical speech. Th* attorney gen­ eral to to discus* business, and th* public la Invited to hear hint. M*F » — 4AV- On tha program with Mr. Lwndla rooMrai William Cram of tho am B. M. Troth, mayor of Galnoomwlcan Federation of Ubor do- villa, an official of th* Batter Bua- HeadOf AeF.Of L F o r R e-Election O f Mr. Roosevelt ? ^ i~ t * V n e is iifL r t ^ * 0*,0n #f A M i m Iu| tha oswmntlnn of **»**raal Woman's Tr.de nlan Lrogna ha a S T «W * hat* tan laapUwd and thrOlad hy th* • Selassie Flees With Nation’s Treasure On British Cruiser nOMP, May 3,— ( A D — Praia Irr Muvsollnl doalarad Innl.ht: “Tba war la over" ami “ K.hlopla la Itatlaa." Hr mad# lha ilrclsratlon to half .hr population of Italy (ilh rrrd in a hog. mobilisa­ tion. The populace waa **•rmhlrd In honor of the fall <>f Addis Ahiba. » «aieh sorvic. * *h(w >, lAltwa. hold In .hr Lyman ___ , . No candidate was laU and d by thara fora sach arms glran an op_ _ port unity 10 address tha rotera. _ Rome Celebrates ' African Victory 0f the Th. .[^akar raid thara K i r . ' v 'n - » lUnd* ~ * w» * “ boan three outstanding dacUlr. 8h* " “ n U o? ' •*7 * U '7 * momenta , In tfc* hLatory of this committee u d chairmen country. .Th* first , ht0 tha moottay, «U a d for a roU • ! Wolf, raised tha Englt.h flag In «*»<*“ * *•* » " « " * “ -*• Quahoe, for had Montcalm won -botborthay t e r m i haldtagth* that day thli would bo a Franck- propound meetings orary attar. • paaklnf nation. Tha oocond waa rata **«** ,om,whrra >» th« « • * " tha dafrat o f tha British at, W tha ramalndar of tha Tlcondyroga by Bsnodlct Arnold i month. Only aomo of tha - A " who latar turn ad traitor, and aroup candidate, war. present, America won tha raipoct of th* but thoy voted S3 to 12 to «nvwortd. Tbo third waa tba bat.la tlnu* tha mooting.. Anothar rota o f Cattyiburg, ho said. will bo taktn tomorrow night "Thara ncrar war. braver whan tha “ B" group candidate, mao than thoao who followed gathar at a political rally ta bo Ptckatt on that July day In ISM,I bald In the Oinko school.* Should but thoy war. dofaatod by tha tha majority of tha candldataa TOto powar of numhara and tha fata against tha moating., tbo achodulg o f tha Confodaraey waa saal-td will bo abandoned, with the ex* and tho Union waa preserved,' caption of tbo ell-day barbecue ha aald. 1ra lly . ta ha hold In Ganara °n “ -Thara will ba Other Quebec, Tburadny o f thla weak and tha other Gettysburg*. other do-1 meeting* In Sanford on tha ora cW m momanto. but tho moat o4 tha primary, candldataa aald tai « « « a oww-whfsh ooafroate ua day. •— *-A 1* A * rad warn. Tha result * ( Borne o f the candldataa at laat Ibiil conflict will h i momanUros, riiwht'e me#tins la the Lymen hut tha I M flag win n.ra, «h o o l ntimaiod then w on nearware orar thla country If tha iy u many Candidateas proaant as ***** t o * * - * tha coming gen- other parsons. Other aatlmataa of .ratioa tho manning o f true th« ntUndnnca ranged from M Am.rlc.nlsm, lor* o f God, o f ^ 75^ BALTIMORE/ May « — (A P )—By * ratio of sightly M e , Volunteers Out After Funds For Salvation Army two weeks. ’ Th* gray-hatred California physician was rwsdy to proceed when Chatman Ball unexpectedly mad* announcement of th* poetpootment. Boll told nawsmon later some Important depositions and •thsr pnpors vital to the hearing had not nrrlved. Salvation A m y's annual ap1oT “ PPM* wxs being carried to citisens today by 40 RV*n «nd women who valuntsered their dm* and effect that th* campolgn to raise fSAOO would prove wucwaaful. Tho drive ta to contlnua through tha week If noertsary. C. R. Dawson la general FNG Officers Asked Workers today wore restricting To Meet In S u fo rd u?S To Form AssocUtion.int^ i* th* slm. of th. . ' I wwksrs who failed to call at headr . ^ ? n,^ f l^rad * ” *•*?* ,n f8* qaartor. yesterday afternoon or t y * « r a « ^ « f ” M r cord, are J* i «Aad hy Mr. Dnwaan to obtain *«, Six Towns Will Send Representatives To Enter The Contest Tha weather: Fair tonight and Wednesday. Extreme nurthweet Florida: Same. District 7 Future Fnrm.rs of utl„ Curomltte. yesterday. America com# to Sanford tnia __ _ woek Satunlay to rompelo In dlsTwenty acre* of land about midtrlet contest* to choos* rrpresen- way between Lake Mary aml tallves from thin lection in a state I^ingwood were told by Frank contest to b* held, later. Chapter Ceir to Harvey Ytlno yesterday, contests w «r* held a week ago, and according to a warranty, deed the competition to be held her. tb. filed for record today, end of the week will be between —■ winners of those meets. Ed R. Bentley of Lakeland, canString bands, fiddler., harntnn- didate for attorney general, will leu player, and vocalist* will com- sddress Seminole County voter, pet*. Banford, DdLand and Crea- n Ssnford at ■ o'clock this evencant City Future Farmer* are en- ,n<- “ • * U’ ,p**^ * ' ,nt#’ ; tored In the string band contest; l ” /*0" ° i * U r ' ° 11* Av,nu# • n*1 tho dlatrkt fiddling championship; , , r " ______ Sraferd, St. Clm.d. Cresc.nt City g k, f n m , d<r,ct|ve f|uo ra d A p o p k * will enter the bar- , lrt ,B ^ pU<tt lo tha ^ monte contest; u d vocal quar- of thB D k k MePhonon re.ld.nc. tma from the FFA chapter. In Bt eon Loeuat Avenue yesterday Orlttfe, 8 t Cloud, DaLand and. .fternocn, but th* fir. department Apopka will sing. Thor, are no extlngulehod th# blase with damMuttra In Seminal* Chapter of age not to exceed f l , according to amatml ■ , W to - '1 i h t o m t !WWrttog to TOOHT. , t ^B the sorely pressed American La- . cation had been evacuated. The American .nvoy and hla tides, after four day. o f eon■plcuou* bravery under si moat mrWant flrr of roltlng Ethio­ pian*. exiruatinl the United Stiles lection, presumably tak­ ing refngp in tha Brlttah am* haasy. Curnrliu* \’»n 11. Engart, American minister, with Other „ whites In Addis Ababa had beta . v •tandlnd off wild IribaatnaA-'*. J bandits hoping the ndrandng 9 Fascist legions would bring raA lief. Tho United State rerelvad aa* / •uranca from tha Italian gtrrarnmant that lives and property o f foreigners would ho protected at* * curding to tho rules of war at , soon ns Italian forcaa occupied tha city.. Slrans .ml balls sounded In Rum* late today summoning citizens to a calibration after th* war ministry raealvad In* y formation Addis Ababa had fall­ en. Th* summons wa. to lha long-expected national mas* . meeting expected to symbolise Italy', victory over ' Ethiopia. .In response to th* tocsin, half U * Theodore Luqueer Mead, fa­ |e>pulatlnn o f Italy sprang to mous byi<rlditrr of orchid, and 00tomologtat of Lake Charm, Oviedo, died yesterday afternoon at th* Fernald-Laughlon Memorial llospltal. He wa* HI years old. Mr. Mead's ns mo will llva In lha scientific world In whlth ke wa* an Important figure because of th. two orchids h. created and the rare butterfly ho dis­ covered. II* also did much In­ teresting experimental work with th* amaryllis, gladiolus, caindlums, and ractus. lie wa* born at Fithklll, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1332, and wa. tutored at homo until he was 10 year* oUL After attending a French school In New York City, he wa. taken to Europe tor two years by his parents. Hs studied at th* School of Mines at Columbia University and then entered Cornell where h* was graudated In civil engi­ neering Jq 1890. He djd p v t gra £Lyo! uata work In natural history andlrel spent a year at tha Columbia I Ac Law School. t tion t Scientist Lived Near Lake Charm; Was In His 85th Year At 13, Mr. Meed was th* youngest member of th* Amorican Entomological 8ocl*ty, and as a’ boy ho started a collection of bvtterflle* that In hi* later year* ranked third among th* collection* of North American butterflies. Mr. Mead was a member of tho Episcopal Church. II* waa Scout Matter of th* Oviedo (Troop of Boy Scouts, end In Florida will b* remembered a. much for HI* fin* work among tha Rotary convaa- boy. and hi. colorful parMnallty SW« last week waa a* for hla distinguished scientific achievements. He waa a member (tow Ctoh, VabU. ; ^ 1 ukr wteklhr onchec t S I 1. Bsntloy. pa- S l V HoUl today 1 Folr and Pim liik V . i wtro 1imoi ford* C tkOM tf# Asm U 7 f, luncheon wen Raj a tOMtlseet the Few. Them) fo g #f Fran**, n js to tu representing J. P. Walker of »PW ‘ ° * 9 n '* * “ ta T " ' F, Yew.II o f Or- Wstory, toppled aa sha wa* W | p a of Altamonte' tog rolled late tha finishing I Pif a . Future Fanners’j TheodoreLMead, District Meet To Noted Hybridizer! Be Held Saturday CITY NEWS BRIEFS Of Orchids, Dies Msj 71 Att 1 fSfJrLj1•' ^_ -1■L_e i« » fla iif4 Rritish minister to —y Ethiopia reported that a large ' J force nf conquerlm; Italian Hiildiers entered Addis Ahaba •? today to relieve thousanda of ;>4 foreigners besieged for four ;5 ilnys in various legations. This word was wirelessed to Uindtin by Sir Sidney Barton, British minister, shortly after ST. PAUL, I vtn Karpto wa* fourth day of If* Ik- T1ip Defenae Counsel Called n Troops Arrive Soon A f t e r Americans Are Compelled To Evacuate Legation P* U* I*0 *r j-) ■? Y J* J” M — ■ LOCAL WEA' - \- 1 -> 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. 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 03, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 03, 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 03, 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/f52e547380226f00586293ac62c17fa8.pdf 8f6a3789e58844f0691dc628f0d1e797 PDF Text Text Vr ■ V Defeated mzes eds Allowed Only 8 H its; Game Over In Less Than 2 Hours W ill Play Three "iISt£1S«3"S? £S Garnet tech Week BeginningMonday tanfard itir tid to aeon the f \ ft a rtf 9 Hole Is Made In 3 By Mrs. J. N. Tolar; Par Is 4 Strokes • I It wa* a birdl*. Playing with Ur*. J. B< Cogtum on the S«n/o'rd Country Chib ( cyan* Thursday afternoon, Mr*. J. N. Tolar mad* No, 0 ho’* In (hit*. Par la four atroka*. h. fa* uun« uim* pr»j^ipin Names Of Teams And Captains WiU Be Sto otT* w * chosen By Players toddy Lake, Sanford’* now act ■ lu r «_________ > • In a , c l i e n t f o r m f o r f flrat gam# of th# aaaaaiil rfi rack but two man, allowed * |# t la and walked on* man. Ha IIi put ro a mod «*»*n""ianr# tb tba wtHow, getting a kit <h of tba four tuna* at bat. rtndall. Sanford's home , run ng, also mad* a record, coming l Dm plats four times without i official lima at hat. He aaertrad hi* first hit and worksd th# Ichar for a baaa on halls twice. Deal waa put In the bo* for Daand at th* haalnnlng of lh* un*. but In th* vary first Inning 10 Lookouts scored flv* of lkw> |Both Singlet Doublet Tak . . . t ~ W *® " J u n io r ba/wball 1 will , |a rt n e,t Monday afternoon, with ~«h weak op to and Including June B, according to a aehadul# arranged for th* flrrt w**ku With on* aacapUon, " J J **!?“ *• Pu *** 0B d ,J» * 1b ,"J lh* .s*n,“rd Lookout* of lb* Ptorlda 8t*t. League are playing from home. Both the Look* * * ■«* th* Junior* will •’“ J * * hom# FrW»f> May IB. *[* •** team*. On the «h#dul* they a rt Hated by nunv b*r< “ th* n*me» ° r tha -rarlou* « have not as yet been chosen. *t»mbera of tha team* will choose P aul D ean Wins F irst Game When • He B eats Giants TIE DID* WINS KENTUCKY DERBY 'TRIAL1 Zachry LeadingW ith Smashing Victories I n Fast Company For Two Pitchers Moses, . A Lotml boy, - And Hugh Campbell Allowed To.Travel Herbert Mi*-es of Banfr-rd and Hugh Camp'wll of CalnaarilLtt pa., b"th pitchers. y v * bead given their -ele «*v b y 'th * .Banford Da*evall Axa-rialljn. Loci Lentl of Hamphla. Tank., second baseman, hai at o b«On allowed t o tra v e l. • v A ■ Manager Stuffy' KcCren* said that hi th* K o m i cape ha had epspendad th* Sanford • man, on pay. for a perlofl of- seven day* while h* was" try in g / out other p la ftrs, and had Intanad to pitch | Mos#, against th* lalandara in Saturday's.- gam- . In DeLatd. tfn 'a r auepeneion, tha pitcher, waa net allowed to be in uniform, during a game, tha pian-^Jir, aald. However, suspended player* i First Day*t Play cm H* Did aallaatag aaraaa to* finish Hn* to Wto -Tha Trial,* salt* event designed as n it far to* Kentucky Darby a t Louisville, Mra. Bttoa Maaen’a salt naaad a rt tangraal, md Ham (cantor) earn*. In third to tod 11,140 pur** rna* far toraa-yaar-aMa. (Aaaelisted Three alnclaa and an* dobbtou match** war* won by Bap/ard High School tennis player tar the first day’s play In tha atota tour­ nament In Galnaartlto, yestotday. Only on* match, a ting)**, wag Ian by th* local player*. Billy Zachry was tba aUr- petformor, ’Winning two etna#blag •inglaa In fart company, aad>*lpv ing to win th* dooblaa victory. Th* olbcr slogUa match wa* wah by Chari** Robinson. 1 In tb* »Inglaa, Zacbry al. Badford dafatad Oornto < ; Prt* Uadardal* 6-1. B-2j |n * dnfaat* Urackau of Wert P ato fE lM t B-f> 6-3. Robinson of Bedford. WOT' hb single, match front- Maaah■ bf ■>season vile 6-f, 6-B, B t 'H* tort I another ■log tea match to Epslsto to f Fort Lauderdale, M , 6-1.' j Ginford’s winning doubles b a n , ' Zachry and Hercert Smith, de­ feated Cochran and Hairy of Watt ,P»lm Beach M , M f *S -- * Coach Whiter McLucna. whoa*companled th* team t* Gelaatt®#, and numbers of tha team nirn, ■*'parted horn* lata this 'AftrtV*0*, Other contarts In the etatd-tour­ nament war* achaduled (W 'this morning. i , . . ■- , .A j- TH E STANDINGS Beach Islanders Great Victory Won By S a in ts . •jj;, o y n e a v y u iu n i Pirates B e a t Over Palatkans jw a, -------- , r Diamond Ball Chimiw Play In Jax .Tonight Mels* bias*: l twirled s"i, r A r l K f f .P T . T tS K T * Rohert fitevl. C -nt, 1{ ? « « • Bonny O ta rh . tr to TiHor to MflCniArt. h«r, w tlt^ r kVrrlwilher, I ! . b* ^ * 'i ..u i- ,).<! r J,mM Ym,nf- W, A. Knight. Donlr»#t «, U k« 1. fitrurw nut rMrwifi. M a n l Klntnl, rarvlraat «. tmhm •- Hit* ntt R«h«pt RumM«y, D<*an« THIt*. •* • " - " M W * . » £ Tlnolns, RusInnliifa •, Patrtrtd ball-: flirt. »•!! llr>over. W. PH. f>*tU. I, Part# II 1. Winn las pltchor • TRAM 111 J*m*s Pav*. r . n u writher l ' | k ___________ Wrihorn. Rad Williams 'F n n a HOME RUNS >*- Teem V , B lllv T i r k w - ( h a t . . ________ fM - — rW m TPniv Colhe-t. Duh Kntva. 11. »*„*y V ir w r a . I^*He If.wartL tU, John M"—sn. JI-. Rlaar, Rfdert — Altm*n, E 'w .H H*“ k". Rn-ee* IfS Ma-rleon. Dt-Vov Rmwn Volte | « ’H Sma, Whiter Turner, Charles fiatthar. Irishman, youngui Team VI rr of th* wall known Jocko, I tara Hayes. C«ot^ A r'h tr •t Lalihmnn, to an up-and r>—t-wPV Ry-| It leg,, I%«# >g rider on wsatorn tracks. TMIIs, Charles leavltt, Ctoranco Included in the St. Augu.tln* asaortreant ef bn*a blows war* ■. . hom# run* by Rnaaai:. Turnblom' k **!' dnd *Oa« Hnaaa* Puibar. , ^ . John Sehneldtr, ,8 t. .Auguettn* r a i n m — southpaw as*. Irt tha Aailaaa 9dow*,.with flv* lit* and .fhiniad Hii.m?-*!, erven. Th# Palatkaaa. need Pvt# imiiedatahu ElnUy, Gamarmlk, Crittenden and p ^ J ^ n C S . , JACKBOflVILLZ. May , V Th* Crimson Coach ..Tobaceq* di­ amond bell team, world'# chartpinna, will meet JackeeiiefTle’s Poston 3, Cincinnati l. two itmngeet, diamond clubs Hi fit. Louis 3, New York Z. a dnuble-headfr on too lato aPlltoburgh 0, rhllatlclphl*. B, wnnna field tonight. fitartln* at ■ P. Mr lh# learn that saw 10 walk* Uauad.' " 7 ■, An American »»> VTwHdk Patolha’a Ian* run cam# In th# Philadelphia IE 8t. Louis 8. National ‘ Bank, A t, to* nm rte- fourth, th* result of rinnto* by * W T o r New York 8, Cleveland 1. tton of th* Initial ult. th# vtal- Whlfa and Andmra and th* only '*od Ito ton 16, Chicago d. 1 ° ° .w tochh tha atrang Petoy fit. Augustin* error of th* gam*. Washington I, Detroit 7. Lumber Company outfit. Batur. Parker rapped out a homer, a jn>jteerl»l day night, th* visitors will meat double and ■ sing e for the Baln'a. tfARB H lU * N. C„ May 1. the u n i ec.mUnaa In ravaraad Mayo Ungaton hit two triples and (AV- April aaowa forced l| order, playing Potoy Drat and a single and Turnblom added n u rm a tre Mara HIM baseball team to ca Florida In th* nightcap. a Ingto to kto homer. |W JIIBK 1 cal two games. „ —--------------------It was the worat fit. Augurilne I v D1CXBNB HEIR DIRS d .fe it a m Palitka In th*. long. p n o v l Barrlnaatf, Richard LundtpileJ, iFd — • ■ baeahall rivalry batwaan lh# two —Alice, Beldln, Robert May. Donald U m -I LONDON, May .1— 0P>—Ethgl cltlaa. ( waa r*o son, Brantley Adams. Harold Dickens, 71, granddaughter ef JiScera by Innings: 't a r t nlgl Malmi, Sidney Ntx, Kent Rossat- Chari** Dickens, famous British tor, Lawrence Barrlnaau. SL Anguatln* PETER " PE N Yankees, 3. Leagaa Tatola ST AUGUBTIME, May, 1 The fit. Augustine Saint* atagad R*nr»r<i a track meet her* In th# Florida . Stata League, shellacking th* Ll0''* Pstatka Auleas, go to t, as local cm in o i.. ba|» poonded out 17 hlU o « four Palrtka hurlar*. -r ‘T T . rl.hil'* 1 GAINESVILLE. Kay 1^-Collectlng 16 hit* off tha deliveries | of two GalnaavlT* hurlar*. th* J’Dayton* Beach lalandara defeatI eej ad th* G-Man. Id-9, hare yeaUrday n« Tha Galnarvlll* team hit eight •JJJ safatka aff Klnaal, Islander pitch-'afternoon’, g*m* iltf *r. {l.eegui. Aa a I Gontharp, starting G-Man pitch- Yankaaa* defeat ^ - l e r . 'g t v # up tig h t hit* and flv r Into a U# with, top ‘Pliylagi fev runs before h* waa rtliaved by aaeond place In tha liig n b .' afh [1! Burnham In th* fourth Inning. Tha team having a rating ofV.7Mi.to i l l , Daytenn Beach M in t get th th* IM btfCMtaga rbtahML "f i r '* [ j j southpaw slants of Bumhaib for Th* Giant* play th* Ran \ Bon *ii alevan run* and eight safe blows. *t ( o’clock this afternoon. . , Th# only hom* run of the gama _ ....- —— J , n , wa* gotten by Hoelnikl, second S & n f o r d W i l l P l t t V boieman of tha lalandara. Two ¥ q .i i’- rider* war* on th# baaei a t th* I n D a V lO lU l { Ja tU T C lS y lli eat Um*- I • " ■■ * j . ‘i e ll * l1**** double playa an! fit'ding Th# Lookout* will not b* at j,,J bottled up every potential ru^y ef hom* *7*la until Bunday,, They .««» th* G-Men. ,are plavlng tha Red* In DeLand }}* - Anderson and Darla wars tha this aftefftoon and tomorow tor? leading better* for tha winner*, gn to Daytona Bench for a.Irani* each kitting safely three time*, with ' th* Iibndera. The Day• r Shaw Buck lad the G-Men with tonsil* com* bar* Sundry -aflertwo dot via* In thru* trip* to th* noon for a garia i l ' * a'cloek on '* plat*. Tha lalandara sent 10 bat- fianford Plaid with th* Sanford >ant ter* to th* plat* In tha, alghth In- Lorkouta. Vv Hon nlng. V | ---------------------- . n n Scorn Vy Innings: - - ' ' Attempts *f* being m*d* i ad Daytona B e ac h _Olt 110 163—IB n m u lia a itato *MncUtlon tf . Galnasvi l e ____ .000 lQt 000— S caddie master, hi California. �■jM. / •V '<^«fs*irt H n PrvHa Am i Vrgrtabfea Haw Any Staring Area la JUmrkn * ’.* ‘v 'V *• * m ,‘ AN INDEP1 TOLUMK xxv NUMBER IBS SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAT 2, IBM Count? -'•Candidate* cos For Fifing For State Offices Qualifying Fees Of S u c h Candidates Most J5e Received Before M i d n i g h t Have Another Week In Which To File While candidate* for ataU office* and for Congreas must qualify before 12 o'clock to­ night. candid) tea for County office* and the State Legialatore here until neat Thurtdiy, May 7, in which to pay their f l i n t fee*. f Eight For Congress Books Are To Close From .5th District At Midnight; Heavy Poll I s Indicated TALLAHASSEE, May 2.— (AP)—New issues remained p rem iu m Inu» the in o 192(1 , 5??*rT^*OT nf Registration W. premium Ppolitical campaign •ppliUc.1 e«mp*lgn tlodjy withi the first primary aw who put off until the tait the In­ sway. scribing of their name* on the poll Up and down the state the book* of the County. Toll book* sound wagons continued In all other countie* with the egtheir journeys — although caption of - St. John* e'osed there were protests against Thursday, but under a (peclal law A .»! *t ■ a which require* the re-registering of all niter* in Seminole and St. John* tho hook* in the,# counties will be kept open until 12 o'clock tonight, — Deputy registrars handling th* First amt Third precinct looks h»d registered 2,M7 enters up to noon today. They will remain on duty In the basement of the Court Home until 9 o’clock benight, or later if there are elector* present wishing to register. When they cloae the office the book* will be taken to Mr. Thigpen’s office in the Bnimley building where they will remain open until midnight. There waa a steady stream of voter* e t the registration tibia tn the Court House today, and Mr. Thigpen reported that many res­ idents of the country precincts called a t bis office to register. The country hooka were returned from the preclncta to the supervisor1* office early 1st the month. The** book* will Aso be kept open «*• 1' ** ^ f.|* c fir? h * v * ^ u n lll M a y 'M l i £ o f persona to registration offices who are etsm pt from paying poll lax** because they hare passed the maximum age. Poll tax payments ware run­ ning fa r behind the number of ■tg h ire lion on th* basis of Incam plots inofficial reports, Indicating ralm s are fallowing th* usual practice *f registering and then paying poll Ux*a later. brand jury Investigations war* under way in tom* countie* on chargee of fraudulent reglatr* Particularly In Dade and Duval counties (Miami and JaaksoaviU*) ths county commlnienetk studied plans for apedgt checkup of r»g ktration books to strike off any frmaduleat name*. , *«mry candidate far office epparently was confldenL of vietory, hat her* la Tallah***** Mm* men who have watched many po>1Uc*l campelgn* paid th*y wwu puxilod by whet appeared <• he only simmering totoreti tn the state-wide races; Howtvtr. they f m m d quietened interest he*«w th* first primary. Following la thg list of Demoera tic «*odU ltn who h it* am iifUd In th e variM aneM : ek GOVERNOR* Oredy Burton ef Fwauchuto, Btaffsed Chldw.il of Miami, Je rry W. Carter ef TailsC hanall a f Miami, i S f i S g C I t F , W. C. Am** __ cm IJtriji which to pay thalr poll tea** end thus become eligible to rote In the June * primary* $504 Donated To Salvation Army B efore Campaign Advance aubacriptlona to tho Salvation Army now total 1504.25, Captain F. S. Faren of the local corps • reported today. Th* annual appeal la to begin next Tuepday, and will conlinua fur one week during which time ll i* hoped 13,600 will be raised to fInane* the Army during tho cunting year. Additional advance subscrip­ tions r*ported today are th* following: It. B. Pope, l i t , J- B. Oviatt, Vidor Green. Otto Schmchl and tho Seaboard Dll Company, each flOj Alas W. Wilson and M. L CuUum, *a<Ji |6 ; A. G. Timmerman and Kabecca Stavena, each f t. General Chairman C. R. Daweon of th* appeal committee re­ port* th a | It. B. Pope, Walter Coleman Henry Schumacher, Jr„ and W. A. Patrick have volutela*rod to work during tha drive, bringing tha total number af volunteer worker* to 33. V irginia Police A re O rdered To A rrest Zloncheck — , Thalr car struck by a hit-andrun driver shortly aftar 7 o'clock this moraine, Mr*. A. J. Thomas of Orlando and thro* of hor four chlhtro* wore taken t> Fern a Id-Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital aafftring painful lajurle*. Those sustained by Mrs. Thomas wars reported serious. H arry Parkins, th* driver of th* other ear (nvutvod hi the crash, fallad to stop hut careened on lata town on . thro* whoole. Ho waa later arrested by Police Officer Bob Wilcox tad was lodged In th* County Jail, chargod by Motorcycle Officer M. C. Gor­ don of th* sheriffs office with drunken driving and hit-and-run. After first aid treatment wax given th* injured a t tha local hospital they wore taken ta Orange General Hospital In Or­ lando Mr*. Thomas suffered a. broken collar bon* and a deep cot on on* of her llmbe, and it eras feared by boopital attendant* that ah* might slao have been injured Internally. Tiro of hor young daughters were painfully cut about th* face, and on* of her little boys was cut and bruised on the body. Th* car waa driven by Mr. Thornes, but he and th* fourth child escaped Injury. According to report* made by pose* officers, th* Thomee tar was driving west on Lak* Shore Boolevard toward DeLand when tha car driven by Harry Perkin* met it In a head-on collision Just beyond th* week city limits. The Impact of tha eraih dompllshed the Thomas car, and the Ptrkiae ear lost ana front wheel. anaaga to Ms car. Parkin* failed Uf "atop and managed ta drive th* on* and one-half ar two mils* to tho City. Both Officer! Gordon end Wil­ cox hurried to tha scene of the wrack, and whlla th* former lacked after tha Injured persona tho latter followed th e seer on the pavement left bv the threa-wheeled Porklux car and soon located him In a down town hoUL‘ Legion Sons Are O ffered P rize To Learn Pream ble Thlrty-ntn# member* of th* Son* of th# Legion attending last •veiling’, mooting srora told by Commander L. F. Boyle of th* American Legion: that ha will glv* thro* prises to th* boyt who loam th* preamble to th* Legion constitution and racit* It hotiar than tho other*. Th# commander la also endeavoring to got th* Legionnaire, ta loans th* pro-' Older member* of tha Boa* en­ caged in drill* last evening while th# little fellow* enjoyed marble tournament. Th* ron, started lea* than a month •go, BOW ha* more than M mom Officer* are to be Install*! on F rida, owning, May 11. b ? 1. Carl Johnson of Tampa, chairmaa of th* Sons a f tha Legion committee of tho a tat* depart~ I of tho L ogte. kj- W n rv tttft'C R rsra-" As ArmyNears To St. Paul, Scene f Capital City OfTwoKidnapings Flees Of To Of 1 ^ Qualifying Voters 12 Out For Governor, th* noise In name cltle*—and Can­ didatee continued to pour out thalr appoala for rota*. The first primary la June 2, and - I s n o s where there a rt wore than two candidate*, the two receiving th* highest number of vets* will enter th* run-off campelgn which will end with the second primary balloting on Jun* 22. By law, the time for qualify­ ing ended today fSaturday. May 1) and qualification fee* cannot he paid after midnight. Registration books for the pri­ maries dosed Thursday a t mid­ night, and reports from counties " th* a n a l b e t minute rush required registration of• to remain open Well Into th# sight. Figures w o n not available tia media t sly> hdt political ebaerv* a n asM th e n was a record rtglst r a t t e May I t la the last day b s e d p t n tsaea:' Mo&er And 3j Children Hurl In Car Crash Orlando Woman Said T o B e Seriously Injured; H i t - R u n ---------- --------- -------------------------R e g i s t r a r s B usy Driver Is Arrested Complete L ist O n L a st D ay F o r O f Candidates Lewis af LT NEWSPAPER Ifp r a tf* Sanford (a The Central Florida City Affording Rail, HlghmT And Watei Transportation |H y With M em bers----Royal Family if n in Port Terminal L o n g b e a rc h F o r Only Railroad |W lo a a f lM lM P lIB S ) Karpis Equalled Dillinger Hunt G-Men Under Hoover Capture Notorious Criminal I n HideAway In Louisian* Emperor Hail* Selassie pre­ cipitately left hl« capital of Addla Ababa today, th* British minister there re p o rte d to Lon­ don,' end h la depirture was re­ garded a s an Indication that or­ ganised resistance to tho invad­ ing Italian armlet was ended. Sir Sidney Barton, British envuy. RT. PAUL. Minn., May 2. - M l added In his report that wide spread disorder had broken o u t;- Th' capture of Alvin Karpis in ! New Orleans last night ended a in the city. RT PAUL. May 2.—(AP)‘ In Washington the state do-! man-hunt as extensive as that of pertinent said th* Brlllih Invite-• h*1 predecessor ** Public Enemy _Sulim, trnvel weary ana shivering. Alvin Karpla, outtlon extending facilities of Itw. !s,°- 1—John Dillinger. legation to American nationals, Karpis—his real name le Bay- lnw, waa brought back to St. had been accepted. Imond Karpavloi—galned the title Paul today to face trial on The Emperor 1* said to h a t J o( «he most wanted man In Amer- kidnaping charges. Depart*., taktn a train for th* French) the sjaylngs of Dllllngor mont of Justice* agents who Somaliland port of Djibouti, end George “Baby Face" Nelson, Irnppcd the nation's moat no­ Karpis started out as a petty torious gunman in New Oh­ coast terminal of Ethiopia’s only British officials in thief and rapidly “graduated" »s ioan* late yesterday returned "Ethiopia la not defeated I t will carry on Ita fight to th* la it railroad. one of the notion’s big tlme-bunrman." Thu* sopk* Emperor Hall* Br !•••-■ after calling on the Amer­ Ixindon Interpreted th* Emper- lari, bank robber, kilter ami kid­ him hero In an overnight plan# ican mInisvofi*CmwWfrm-■V W EngsrS^- In a surprise return to-hi* o tin-departure a s tho collapse of naper. He was songht widely after ride. Escorted personally by J . I d 1 apparently doomed capital city, Addlx Ababa. The little ruler of organliod defense against the spectscular bank raid* in which blood flowed freely, but the hunt gar Hoover, Department of JuaAfrica’s last empire (left) and Engrrt art- shown together In this hith­ Italian Invasion. Th* Italian northern army was Intensified after the 1200,000 tice head, and a aquad of picked erto unpublished picture. (AP Photo) moanwhilo had temporarily hatt­ kidnaping of Edward 0. Bremer, agent*, Karpi* waa landed her# ed Its advance on Addla Ababa young St. Paul batik president, In •lightly more than I t hour* after aa fascist troops prepared to January, 1034. The banker, In his tho heavily armed party flaw push forward in tha wak* of an own words, said he waa confined northward out of New Orion**.. advanced guard. Tho motorised "in a living hell” for 21 days. The desperado, wearing thin aumcolumn commanded by Marahsl The detperedo was bom In Pan­ mer apparel In temperature Just Pietro Badogllo camped betid* ada on Aug. to, 1000. Al an early above Greeting, was hustled from th* River Robi at M#<fud await­ ago he was taken by his Lithu­ the piano to a heavily armed auto­ ing word from Italian outpost* anian parents to Topeka. Kan. Ho mobile, surrounded by m*cbte* that tha rout* to tho rest of tho was the only boy in tbo family but guns, and was taken to th* Ethiopian government waa clear. had three eietor*. agent*’ headquarter* In th# fad* Absenc* of reporta from Ad­ Jim Leo of Oviedo, on* of th* When 19 y ean old, ho wee a r­ era I building. dla Ababa caused London wireaovon candidates for sheriff, qual­ rested In Topoka fnn stealing Whether Karpla would b* ified today. les, companies to accept me«- tlrea. Convicted of second degre* promptly arraigned on India)* segea for the Ethiopian capital burglary, he was sent to tha Sta’e menu charging him with the ab» » A marriage license was Issued only at tha sendar’a risk. Industrial Reformatory, Kan., for ductlon of Edward Q. B n a a r, today to T. T. Green, 71, and MatIn Roma Fascist officials a ten-year tarm. banker, and William Hamm, J r * tie Smith, 61, both of Sanford. Arrangmente are being mado sought to check premature cele­ In tha Kansas reformatory he brewery head, waa not Immediate* for an atlendanc* at next Mon­ brations of tha fall of tha Ettaio- mat Lawrence Dovol. alia* Larry ly determined. At Waehlp Th# that! Ganrally fair to­ day evening*! meeting of Camp- pian capital, wit), the provincial Barton. Th* two sawed through night and Sunday. Extrema noir n - hen-Lot'Ing P o rt' of tha Amer­ lender* summoned ta discus* th* eetl ‘bars' am f escaped after th* Ppat Office I n j M r t t e I west Florida! Generally fair to ican I-eglon which Is *xpect*d to plana for a victory mobilisation. Karple had aervad three year*, ic* said effort* win a# atm night, Sunday partly cloudy. bo the largest In tho history of Home aourcea Indicated th* an D*vol now I* rerring a Ilf* tr y KarpU for th* G am riavltte tho local organisation. Legion­ tlcipated occupation might nut term for sensational Minneapo­ Ohio, train robbery last November The old Munson property on naire Angel has promised a “real" ho announced officially until lis bank holdup In which two unless h* U given a death ren­ P ath Avenue near Sixteenth feed, and a number of prominent Premier Mussolini appears b e fo re patrolmen wero slain. Karpis also te rice In an earlier trial. During th* entire trip by plana Street, ha* heen sold by Mr*, leaders In (he Lrg1on In th* state the Chamber of Deputies Mon­ took part in that crime, Devol ad­ n en ry Woodruff to C. 11. Shaf­ are expected. from New Orleans hare, KarpU mitted. day. fer. according to a warranty d*ed Among these are lx>ul* Grif­ After a year of freedom, Kar­ ,wat manacled to hla oo*L filed for record today. fith, Arcadia, athletle officer for imperial I’alare Backed pis and Devol were arrested at . Hoover said no rewpid Ihr stele department, and Nathan LONDON, May 8—U D -A Kama* City Mar. 23, 1030 and bo paid aa tho fatter*! I Sunday’s tide*: High at 0:11 A. I- MallUon of Jacksons III*, athlet­ _ Reuters’ (British) nows agency Karpla waa aont bath to the Kan­ tbemxefci* discovered and M. and 0:41 P. M.. low at J2iOS ic officer for the Fourth district, tured Karpla. Howards totaling 4 sas reformatory. When knives dispatch from P ari, said today A.M. and 11:07 P. H. Monday’* and they are looked for to give were found In hla possession, ho 47.000 had been potted. tide*: High at 0:63 A. M. and the "low down" on Junior 1-eglon th* French foreign office has re­ waa trantfirred to th# State Pen­ - Hoover said Fred Hunter, « F 7:20 P. M„ low at 12:40 A. M. and baseball. Griffith Is organising ceived a telegram from Addle itentiary In Lanelng, Kan., on Mov turn! with Karpla, la being bald Ababa reporting the sacking of 12:45 P. M. Vlseha I leagues throughout th* tho imperial palace of Emporor 18. 1030. A year later he wae freed. In New Qrleana pending daelet e state, *nd MallUon Is getting on* A.manth (star he landed In Tul “ Sharon for Congre**’* read* under way In Jacksonville. Th* Hallo Solaaalo, Tho meaxago to aa, OU*., the headquarters of the aa to whether he would b t triad signs on an autnmbile equipped Hanford Lc«inn Junior baseball tha French foreign offlco con­ Darker family—"M*“ Kata Bark­ on a mall robbery charge sg a postal offani*. firmed report* that th* Emperor with a sound appartim, which ap­ leagU£_starta next Monday. er, Freddie, Arthur, who elen waa Hunter la not so wall known a* peared on Iho street* today, Judge Claude Jones of Arcadia, chair­ had Joined tho Empreaa anJ known ay “Doc" Herman and tho royal Karpla, but he la wanted for a Jaa. G. Sharon expert* to start man of the legion’s educational olhor members f t Lloyd. “Ma’' Barker and Freddie touring the district next week In committee for Florhla, and Chea­ family at tho last moment on a were ilaln In Okhtwaha. FI*., a f t­ post offlco robbory on Nov. 2, th* Interest of hi* candidacy. ter Danner of Daytona Beach, th* special train bound for Djibouti er a ale-hour gnuftght with fed­ 1833, a t GarrettxvlUa, -Ohio, In now - vice-commander—for tha eral aganta. "Doc" ta aarv'ng a which 134,000 waa taken, - Kar­ According to O. P. Paxton’s Fourth ■district, which includes Ilf* term In Alcatraa for the pi* waa alio connocted with that tabulation of the dally weather Sanford, have also advised Com­ robbery. Bremer abduction. reports for th* month of April, the mander !_ F. Boyle of tho local Karpla and Freddie Barker met average high waa 82 degree* and post they will attend the meet­ Wax Easily Captured In tha lam ing, Kan., penitentiary th# average low waa 61 degrees. ing. NEW ORLEANS, May L - ( A P ) and became friend*. It w*« there Precipitation for the month was 1 Th* new 48-foot ateel flag pole they plotted a 15,000 Jewel rob­ —Alvin Karpla, publlo enemy Na, 71 ha* been erected In front of th* 1 of Iho United BUtaa, waa cap1 bery at Henryetta, Okie. LANSING, Mich., May 2 ,-fien U fto n Hut. It was put up by La* On Jun# Id, 1831, Karpla was lured last night a t a downtown County Agen C. R. Dawaon stat­ Broa, and Iho Florida Light and ator Arthur H. Vandenberr (R. ed today that his efflra ha* re­ I’osrer Company on a concrete Mich.), tacitly declared hff can­ arrested In Tulsa and taken to apartment building without firing ceived no Information about baa* built by Sid Rive. didacy for tha Republican presi­ Okmulgee, Okla. Barker eluded a shot by a aquad of between 11 •m organa, crop loans this sea­ dential nomination last night whon officers but hla pal wae sentenced and 20 officer*, led by J. Edgar , son, but that such loans will he ho Mkod Oar. Frank D. Fltigor- S ept 11, 1031, to four year* In Hoover, chief of th* Federal Bu­ made by tho Rural Rrhabllita« «jJ ald to • pooler his cauaa at tha th* ataU penltlary at McAUater, reau of Investigation. Okla. But th* No. I hodman n»*4r Uon Administration. Applications "They were In an aparUnaat an Heveland national convention. was taken to prison to serve that should bo fllod, now h« said Ltho first floor of tha build lag and Vindenberg** long alienee conlng kla presidential aspira­ tarm. for after serving three were leaving this house to eakar DETROIT May 1— Michi­ rtm tions wa« broken with announce­ months In tha county Jail during an automobile when tha agate* gan elate police flung a lino of •hortly afta r hi* trial, he surrounded thorn," Hoover said, by Fttcgereld that ha had highway hlockado* completely •ment n-eptsd tha Junior Michigan aen- waa parul*d by tha trial judga. “Tha agent# called upon them •. w across southeast Michigan today ator'a invitation ta aemlnate VanShortly afta r hla parol* KarpU (I H I I is W ms r s a s n r e ) > v la an effort to Intercapt five men dsn berg before tha convention. , , killed Sheriff C. R. Kelly of West ------------ . . , . The Herald’s attention qae who paooped up 160,000 Jn a f At last (reab*. Republican alati Plains, M4. THat vraiTWr. m l.' called today to tha fact that (here ewlft holdup of a branch of tho convention Vandenberg waa en­ Freddie Barker s t a with him ar* many beautiful shade trees In Detroit bank yesterday and es­ dorsed by tha party and It* dela­ when th* sheriff waa *Uln. , "Ma” Barker knew Dolor** De­ caped before an alarm could bo ta tea turned te a r ta him without, sounded. hnwovor, any binding regulation*. laney, pretty St. Paul girl, and Among them are Jacararida Fltxgarald, aaknowledgid leader waa anxious to have her “pet," tree, th* entire to j of whtch la of Iha party bi Michigan, U elated Karpla, make her acquaintance. n with kb i flower*, al tho to bocoeaa chairman of tha etata So not lone afterward, Dolores of Mr*. 1 tanaaa A. Hlck-i (CastliRH m l*«B» Vtv#t delegation. Tha* k* 1* In an exrelbetween Oak| lent spot to apnaal for Vandenberg A a almota lupport a t d a n k * tree _ dainty pink flower* ta Ikt a f W. C. AR Soy Scout* who can tout HUP* Magnolia Are- a haen, beat a drum or ran ‘ tree, the play any ether band instru­ C. F. Proctor, owner and manU a wealth *f ment, and Scout# who ar* muagar af tho Proctor Chevrolet garden of Mr*. ( iacHoed, are aakod t-> Company, Edward Higgins and MM*, corner aa soon aa pooaihl* to P at Morris, now and used n r manThome, (upariatendent of NEW T 0 1 X . May I.-tA V -T h a agon, respectively, returned yes­ Utford Atlantic Nation! Sun eetlmated today tho total un­ terday! from Jacksonville where Du IIdlag and for mar employment |p *11 United BUtaa they attended a meeting af all 4T n a tte r, o r ta writ* him. Chevrolet dealert to South Georgia into hope* to organise h tha and Florida. band, or a t least covered U.7 Among th* Important feature* Of employ- af tha matHu. according to Mr. , , r f l l any hoy another b a r who is Procter, ware discussions of tho company’* nation-wide used-car *b#J Wt sot a campaign and a f th* p r im which him 1 - i will ha gtren salesmen who rest," said Arthur tho mart a t v « * n during | P Rushed By Plane Public Enemy No. 1 To N orthern City Started As Thief When Only A Boy Made No Resistance When Surrounded By Federal Agents High Officers Of Legion Expected CITY NEWS BRIEFS At Next Meeting Two State Chairmen A n d 4th District Leader Looked For Vandenberg Will Bid F or G. 0 , P. Convention Vote $50,000 Stolen From Detroit Branch Bank Many Trees In City Now Mass of Bloom -Taxation A t Present I* Sufficient To Raise Funds, Solons Think f2^Strbu^wfckh *” * WM‘ of , AlXTANXXMA.,y*^ May X (,TV-Police war* laid hor* last night to sols* Represent*tivo Zl< ncheck th* first time ha ael* foot, or automobile Ur*, wtthbi this quiet and historic city WASHINGTON, May a-w again. Relief that tha pcaoaat tax (trueweald raloo to balance tho bondsman LOCAL WEATHER Boy Scouts Wanted Who Would Like To Play In Real Band Car Dealers Attend 3,840,000 Are Jobless, Jacksonville Meeting’ Acconttttf To Survey Made, By Newspaper Jmm ♦*fc; ■ > >-■ V �fc> i-iu a ; Murder I ,-luLgJ ' d ir e c t o r y Major Trade Seen fw m fd d e fa the Union. T tot tf- . sky, more murders are commit- M l ted In Boride then anywhere elite in the country. The city o f Jack sg mvlHe ___ " has; 'the highest homicide rate 'o f any city p a hi the United Ftetee, AM since the United m ates bouts * • more killings than any other civilised country In the VOria, ftavfng ■ lwnrteMo rate 2 4 time* greater then B fl Italy**. 1L times England's,, 29 timea Holland's, and 7 . _ __________ , times the average for all Europe, Florida la the moat mur'deroua aectkai to‘ _____ J th e ___'■ world.which W u w i& M M '&diets K U "of’ "Of’ Nfrieff tfrt’f y ' gleaned from afl ah article On on crime written hr M bs Dorothy w Thonmeop, appearing in the New York Herald Tribune. Mlxi Thompson is not directing particularly her shafts at Florida. She merely mentions in passing that Florida has the highest hoffilchfo rata In the country, that Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, add Louisiana follow closely, that New England has the lowest rate of any section Of the country, that Vermont has the lowest in New England. At fln t wa are Inclined to excuse the South on the grounds that no-called "nlggOr kitting*" are included In the statistics which go to makd up the flontfeAda rata. But CMd hard flgvraa Ullfa* tha tala what about the high percentage of taw caste foreigners who of A m aiW a march .o a t a f tha mnko od the populations of many congested New England lead of hard tlmaa tndlcats that d tieg—Greeks, UTefflans, Corsicans, Italians, Armenians, tha dlrldlng line between dapranand similar quick-tempered, hot-blooded peoplef The aver­ ■low and proaparity baa bean age darky Is a docile, placid, contented Individual, who com- reached. mlta his crime with the Ignorance of consequences and ir­ Statistic* maaauring aeranl major aipacta of acanomte responsibility of a child. America Indicate that alnca Iho DlWusehrig the cause*- of crime In this country, Miss bualnaaa pendulum atruck batm y . W a N d i ail fmpattmt Thompson says some things which may have some appli­ MMi.aBtli.h4 died. But from now cability in this state. "The alliance between politics and « t wa shall follow hU dynasty crimes between Industry and crime, and between labor and crime,” ,*he Writes, “must he counted. Elsewhere In this Urtth antbuaiaam. eolimm I hare written stout the labor spy and the hired i nfrikehreoker. But check aeshtst the trades unions the hired thug, the hired filtimldstor. Count In the crooked judiciary, and the whole svstem of the election of Judges, a MBS’ turned C cstrinm anh hare which makes the state and municipal courts responsible to Clad their aandidaelaa, glriag want politicians. In greater New York today, a public pros­ Paamarailc rotera aa appoiturlty ecutor Is working on a serious kidnaping .case, who only $p aay whether they want RaaasecH for another lour yean, the other day was removed from the prosecution of a murNevertheless, the prosecutor «r aonwbi y alas they nara,-I der ease by the governor. was re-elected, and While h* represents New York Justice, haard of before. one of his staff (n under indictment. Christian Science textbook, ”Sci­ "The business has many facades. Add the low standence and Health with Key to tha , aids of some of the legal profession. And there are two Scripture*," i y Mary Baber Eddy: t) aides to this story, too. There Is, in our country, polite >i crime, and impolite crime. A banker accused of emhecdc‘•fment. an Insult, or a Doheny, ean command the ablest and * moat respectable legal talent In the country, A bank ________ ‘ ^ W ring him with pa- T ) a ha W*« Tliu in l relative* la tTriwra I » te Bavecnuh n m t t home i**«aJy. si Hulk, OM*. sued pm tfc hi Mr. and Mr*. Slag had a* thalr I old Scotch P m b jU rU a gnaala at P m lm a u n liaaraorh I h. i l u t week Mr. and Mr*. L m h ■ tttla babg girt a h a fiu W a sad children a f U k a Maty and I Aria Norin* a u born Mr. and Mrs. R. Cooper of Orta- I 17, IBM, at tha Fcreald- do. ^ Ue« Jlwptta] to M rjtad Mr*. M n. Floy Miner la vfsHiag I f'Starnes. Mother and child rrietivo# is Day tana Beach Ihht I thfcg w#:i. R e t ill te n . M n. Weak. sad M n. B%hrw, of New . Mra. Eugene Taril, Mn. 1- K. I y nude a harried trip back Rocs ead M n. and, Mn. Olaan I Mi fcdmlsg of the eerloue a f Orlando w e n goeet* of Mr. I Hon, hardly,daring to bailers and Mrs. A. K. Moran Sooday. I •ad new*. A memorial herrice In honor of. a. McBride returned Friday ° » canfadenta and other r .t e n r a j 1 her daughter, Mn. Rrnca, V C,nlrT* 1 a wash apent with nlathraa 2 * r $*" Ck* Sunday afternoon at ttiUa. H*# c tw w fy . After I r tty iMro* | dfht, tha young son of Mr. ? * ! * * ‘ •“ ' V of ' W i. Arehia Swanton, has f ‘ D*>*d wraatha . II tkia wash, threatened with I * * * » " * * « • v*4" " " ’ m onk | .■ , a. Garda Sw *„«„ spent 1 < * ■ * ? * MM” * adar with M n. John Bolton. ^ ^ | ’■and M n. Emil SJofclom and UlZ * • * Doo'«ThUr, Maria, of Knoitilta. K “ r’p,Bi ^ f t S ?** t, wars callers to tea bar * ” • Doo,#y ■l**1 Ma«day Mr. Henry Lcndqulit, Frl* e ? .! ju . . ». ,, . Tbay will r i .l t with M n. non In Hoily Hit! and at Har- a* n ^ T r e e r IJaMom’a In Orlanda. ttiarn ti *° . abaceaa w a. .uccenfully w, M n n W FTnt n#4 fronr the side of Jatnn, i r ^ Fiwvi#*- nMrMntM ml IHtb cUochter of Mr*. Hirfry J f l i U r i t M ^ * U -5 flW ht“ f!U l’ AtUndin* the aimto conference of the. Mathodlat Mlta [one ry So­ ciety at DaLand Uita weak w an: M n. S. P. Smith, Mr*. F, D. Hlckok, M n. W alter Tarboroogh, M n. W. G— KShee.’ Wra. Ring. Mr*. J. C. BITIa. Mr*, C- F. lia r-' riaon, M n. A. E. Moran, and Mr*. A. A. Moran. Mra. II. B. I a r y , Mr*. S. te r y , i Mr*. D. B.’1Lery. and Mlu Mo'ty Ganrier attended a bridge party a t the bom# of Mhi. Herman , Jirobaon in Sanford Thursday atoning- — :— ' ■ft**, to Tm ou f a n t f l o r e f o r Caa& Btmlttrrg C< rord Ava. 774 Tfe DotUo NEHI from a balanced watsr stripped of all impurities. NEHI BOlTLLs’G CO. Sanford Electric Cpritimcttof Co. Elettrical Supplies DR SCHOLL’S FOOT M tA Kmbiola County farmer* tAoOM httaraat thamaaWa* In the proposal cf the V P A to buM - i n auw Btala market# In FWtidhr. The toes] markat haa bean ■atetaenOy anoaeiafial In aaaiatlnj , the fmnwgr* to diapoae af their pieOuea and In contributing to O f dura Idpman t of tha town, U g V every ether faneing m n -m n H p Si tha state, la alee to . have a marketing tester, pone uf .them will prosper. AH ot that* r will be a liability to tho aU’c, our own lnalndad-_ " man will defend her. But a man who has ruined widows and orphans may be defended by a leading citizen. "Add public sentimentality toward the criminal, re­ sulting in such shocking things as the Idealization of Hauptman^ and his widow, and in the lax suspended senfence probation syeiem, against which some of our most eminent jurists‘have protested vainly.’ And add, finally, our Incredible lack of public indignation. And who, in this, shall call the kettle btaekT If for tha boy of the streets, Dfltfnger is a hero, men who have committee the mors polite crimes are henjea to others on Park Avenue. Whafever may be Iho reason that this country leads the world in the number of murders, whatever may be the ennse of’the shameful homicide rate In Florida, it is eer-' talnly not ona of the records of which we can be proud. It should be • constant source of concern for everyone. For It U a disgrace to the nation. Tfca w M Timar.1 from herd la aonathalaa* befogged Ih mists of ectmomlc and poliilcal eontr» varay. Home ndvoeala *• ahortar .work week to combat growing use of labor aavlng machinery. Other* are the growing gorsm ---------ment debt aa undermltifhg.confi­ dence anil retarding bualiwu ontgrprl**. * V «i none galnaail the prograaa already made, and boys* are high that tho nation may be isoviag (beard Into . bk now *era of good lime* In which'proeparily will bo belter balanced and ' erdta korwarad the tariff* pn»r* ; eoctfng Florida growera. But bo' tw*ae there are more farm* In ■‘Florida than thar* were h n or K fifteen year* ago. The Department • 1 I f Agile*llore aaya that there - .are now 71,000 farms In this elate aad that there wwa only V ’ Kr MO farms here la IMS. A a In­ crease ef nearly M fM farm* In - Ian year* oweht to make am u ^. -difference in the prices, of pro.--d o es. tf, to W the dleeeee. ! While- his homo U on the e“« tnr elah w ad near Greaevll a to which ha returned for the vcewlo-wowU and vacations hie work , u «*»*•€ (ngtnaar a t tha Chase *»»• Wlndemer* for many /ear*. Ho loavao a devoted wife who has tha sympathy a f all. Tha funerai waa hakt Tuesday at Erickson Funeral Homo. Tho Raw. Brook* led the service, lin t PhUHp* tang "Hub of My SooP and "Abide with MeT.WItll fcUrmeht priio Wa* won by flohby Brown.! Dancing waa tho.enUrtxlmuam.of tho evening, ond a aqlu w u aung ■ h f Msrlah Janr*,v Rofrrvhmcnt* l aajidwkhae, ginger anapa, and 1 hard candy warn tarred. i ^ The Mead* NtUlla, and Chari rite True' Hatched Vllh in-’ teraat to their bn ad caaf.of read­ ings last Tuesday night over •aClMStlaa. WDBO, IL A A. DEPT. STORE The Feola P.-T. A. gave p. swim­ ce». eta aae w sa it ming party and supper last F ri­ day night at E m u d a ts.P srk in honor of tha basketball team and tric k team, which won the *hr*r (dp to r the Wl aon acltool at paola this year. Mr*. V . c . Williamson of San­ ford, end her brother and Wife front Fanhaylvwnla wet* n tiara In town U tt Friday,', l*Hn. C, M. Tahtll hit rehospital for Stored ° a- y> iri 8t" FvrehaaM to rn tho w Z Mm <» « a t r e y w j j f^tho fomHF.j should happen to bo In ihan aymy during Pw plasa retltaL which la given .M«. Faanle Ptowihr rrirte r unpreredontd Nrele. 'trial liborotoriea are bmy opfog now aad better prod- l a k b Ma h ? ilie omtroverey ewlrte about problems ef the proper *s of government and pH- nothing U petition whhh government ll V1aCiiiip b t i "P V* v s n T E (doss affect Injudiciously Amerk sto Anttriesn concepts of social X b S tX 8AWF0BD' 'M —,c 4 M| Mj " N * “ J V toiaawmoata. The new* of Um awdden paietag PLATE �mam, THE SANFORD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , TLOM IlQI Garden Club Party Ghren At Colemans Social A n d Personal A ctivities •3----- HTTP Jew Musical Film, ___• l»° f«™ <~. up'Up^oa* •:«><«■» n „ wilh P.o! Draper, 111* llrosdWill Be Here Sunday »»; aiMini wiunj, who «u A T THE C H U R C H E S _____ Uk*n to Ho.Iywood «»p*c Lilly fgf "Coll**n," Warner Bro*. tsU st th i* production. Members of tb* Carden Clsb non Mile*! film op«tu at th* Bill 1 O U »n In tho c u t In c h * of 8anford, their husbands Md O n i n c awn Ld aHcamn toordr A raaaaa. heater Sunday with an all ita r M«rl* Wlaon. Lula Alband. Hoout-cf-town guests, In large T h a n a r . tV. L C m m p b .ll. p u numbers atten.led the aju A u r .d n f B r t w K A. It, garden party given by th* Oar- r r M r h i n i S erv lca * U PS A. M. «v»,-;ftfrrh w*rb*K i > b A*' PVrrff-’* * hs *»,- Tf»*a * A v r iw * . u v r . i t . , - . . . -»**•**•> T o tin g Poogle*e M«h I d i F rid a y , da and a -core of other principal, ,n ^ l harlea Coleman. Alfred L from 5:00 P. M. to 7:00 P, M. in T:JS Tha ll.v J 4V. Iray, p*«mm P . M. an well aa a couple of hundred Green directed the production P u n ,la y Hehnot 1* « e A. U . th* garden of Mr. and Mr*. Wal­ P r n y a r a l a a l l a i W * 4 n t k 4 s r . 1:1Mrs. W. T. Langley antertslasd Pr-arhina 11 aa A. M. r. m. cho rue beautiea and dancing from the acreen play by Petty ter 3. Coleman's home in DrMntt* merfber* of the Afternoo* t . >>. u , t it r. a . youth*. I MUne and F. Hugh Herbert. wold P raaeM n a M l P , A Circle Number On* of the' Tea Contract Club with a luads* r rvL o o i p n T a a a a a a t i o Rouert Lord haa prodded a j _____________ ' Th* guests wtr* greeted a t th) P in t Methodist Church wilt meet eon and bridge party Thursday O t la a d a R e a d w ea r U a a a r a a m n R a r 44*rr«»T r m a r n real plot for thla mualral comedy, entrance to the garden by Mra. t 'a r .lc * . ! ; • » P . M. at 3:00 P. M. with Mr*. Lola afternoon at her horns hi Mayfair. W illi,in i P a r k (lr e „ k a , Jr., p aatar. which la aatd to be packed wl^h H . B a k a r . p a a ta r. ta ler \v ..r.h lp M ira A. V*. J. Howell Kish, president of the THhuan dMa y* .OC. LsGetta, 1000 Magnolia Avenue. Ijuncheoa ana sa iled a t noon and ch a o l. 1 :4 1 A. tL de Ightful and hilarloua fun ks M n r n ln e U 'nrahrp t | Ita A M. B n . C. W. Speer waa called to club, Mrs. I* I. Krasier, M ra rtarm aa, l l t t O A. X . ■ Circle Number Taro of th* bridge eras played afterward. W *.1r--».U v I T ..t .h l* . H I P. W well at romance and aome denWeal Palm Beach today by tha Cclaman, Mra. E. H Lsney, Mra R van a*11a4la B e r e lc a . I M P IB R a r p h e a e * fo r it,* h a rd a r h*ar« Ylrst Methodist Church will meet’ A pinesppe linen luncheon ll naa i of her daughter, Sin. Nat* mntif moment*. i|; W ita u ta ; Prayar and P r a la a H. B. Pep*. Mr*. G. E. RoUlna a t 3:00 P. M. with -Mrv Bessie doth area used on the -tt-teg room tie Ingram. P r a r a r B a j.lc a W a d a a a d a r . 1:44 A * A * p m rt» rlr, t h e p ir tn r r p roMrs. John M. Quirk, and M ra Hutchison, 416 Grandview Ave- table which area centered with a ■rnl* two unlijue ant unu*nnl J, AM. am i.a R. O. Meriwether They. were #4no*. . bowl of bie* delphinium and 7*1*pec i-ilil v urmtmr* "tag.d by Bob- «S-»M '•i=' Bra. W. A. Fitts, Jr* and daugh- cortei about the garden by Mra (JR N E T A M E T f l O U i r r C H D E C B T h * 11* v J Clrtl* Number Three of the low gerbera daises. A color scheme tor, Nancy, plan to return tomorfamou* ilnnc* R s t . W , J. sv• r t o j , p a s t o r ffundAy Mnw 19;99 A \l First Methodist Church will meat of cink and blue waa eccantested row to their borne In Orlando aft* J. H. Cotctough, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Ku k Ja y S c h o o l, la IS A* M. tor. In which *rore« of beautiful t, ;.f fit i? U t c i i l n f S o r t Ira. 11 le t A . If. infFiiDtl Ain** at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. Clarence In tho Itrlng room which was dee* or ■pending a week here with the and Mra. Harry H Heeren. cirt* participate. One I* Mngsd U W . .j, h C v o n ln g S o r t ie * . 1 0 1 P . M. D a Hr M » t . Th* espan-ive lawns of th* (te r r ie r * a ra co n duo tod ©n III© Smith, >110 Palmetto Avenue orated with pink gletdloll, pink former’! father, Walter S. Ilknd, HpwUl \1.*h an o m n i I L m c i *|h1 a n d f o u n h B u n d a y l o f t s t k south g rnlrn were marked' .with rf»r. t • » A ' Circle Number Four of th* radiance rodmg blue tRIphlnhim, 1S01 FVrk Avenue. one from the to the m o n th . w a rd . many pine trees entwined with a* well a* the p a* * en rer* d o in g t n | f* 'l ll First Methodist Church will meet “ d P*»k " “ P dragon*, f V » n f r - - l f f i -a lam * n a a i r o n t n t m n dance rhythm. The other tnhe* J*, at 3:00 P. M. with Mr*. C. E .' At th* conclusion of th* bridge Frnm 4 lo I* Mr*. P. E. Weldon, J r . and aona, traehelo*i>*rnuni, or Confederate c a o a c u from M i I* place In a moliate "hop In which j ^ U f l ( I 'r a a b y ta r ta n ( l a v t r t R U l ) McKee, 1617 Magnolia Avano* J* » * ' lound that Mr*. Roy Edwin and Allen, are planning to Jasmine, which permeated tho M o r n in g W o r s h ip . 19:99 A* M. ,1 "how Circle Number Five of lit* r - Symm had high score. Those return next Wednesday to their air wll|, its sweet scent. Th* ro-e Lhtirvh School, U 00 A * M . r tr * T w s T ix - n i.r Three *onira First Msthodlst Church will meet 5T*Mni Mr* 0 I- Looeka, home in Fenwood N. J . after gStden in the back was bright feevsntng H arvlc*. 7i9© P , It* S II ... . f’H tif-h lilt .'. * •, M ittlolor, th a R iv , I t n i i f l M, were written for the pnolr.-tion at 7:30 P. M. with Mr*. Walter JV * F' **«■ w M. spending a few weeks here with with blossoms toil many of tho Thompson, 14. JL lP n r » h lji i ....... . ■■v t h e f a m o il* r n m n iK - r i. I la r r v MB T>*' ; Price, Lake Monroe. I Mr»- 8- °- Mrs. Weldon'* father, Walter 3. guest* were particularly Inter- l l ' * J in* T h o r n p a o n I* p r o m o t i n g 4 U Y•'*inif'^ 1% *i-i * ■dt **ted in the beds of crotons *M*»tlftga th a t a ra D lffa ra n t" l i i Warren and Al tluhin Powell ;j: t( Th* Lyman P.-T. A. will have £ * * •• B F Whltnw, Mrs. Hand, 1101 Park Avenue. V M where over 100 varieties have dsjr r i*rt (tifa a t | : l l . ^ I a supper from 5:00 P. M. to *****??■ ®’*ron' ,n ^ E ra, W. T. W n r a h lp , **«!•,*rs»«,t <r the rin aT cm t u r n o r l a s i s r I* U 7:30 P. M. for th* candidate* for, L*n* “ T' Among thoaq from her* plan, been planted. H r fm o n Jit tl*f (tr y i n x x i w e I" In the north gst'len bright I ' h r i s l i i n w i s s h • • r v l c s s s r s n * H Durikl*. l*r**a»s| t> I'Mrf p u b lic office. Speaking a t 3:041 nlng to attend the district bri­ n ni ■* garden fum ltm r wi* arranged • * " i y Hu m i s y m o r n i s g s i t b s c h u r c h THf Fourth gtisriirl? i*o«frrP. —M. * ... . * A. 1 F. Boyle, chairman, will meet at gade msetlng of th* U. D. C Mon­ shout the tree* siul shrubs whew a t t:* * i h « s 4 S t r e e t * 1 l l . s s *"«c» w ill ns*| I.** h rh l it I I UN thin*; Mi** Keeler goes through her 1 f Th* Friendihlp Leegut of the 4:00 P. M; with Mra. Wallace W. day in Leesburg are: Mrs. B. I. many of the ynr*l* enjoyed their A . M tsub )>ct f o r to m o r r o w Is hut «»n Jilltr l-i Af i I* M Our iu*iwh»* rw^ip N invtint Perkins, Mra. Martin Bram, Mrs. ~ K t * r l* * t ln s F s n l i h m i s t . ' ?"? u « W,n, Wr*»ht> U i i EulkmoUto Avenue. G. D. Bishop, Mra. James G. refreshment* Petunia* in bright Thi* tsu.cn uMutu.,* a Ire V taltn ra n i •« a v h '.-m i' “t'fH nr *trti1 fii'p” giro 7 in V itcUine llo.,m at the church wh*r* Metoch! W c rt’ptait sf^*4 P ’ ClrtU Nu“ b*r Fww, lira. V ic Sharon. Mra. E. A. Douglass. Mrs. shade,* were used as a border th* Inn* and all authorla*d (.‘hrii- Hprvh'i* * W ,| .S t™ ^ , , *w Craen, chairman, will meet at A. K. Rosselter, and Mrs. J. M fur the pine needle covered lion s, H on L-ierature any St t h i : o i > it h n i i m i The executive board and circle a.an p u «ltv u u n t i l * * , a Jttim! ar Hrrk h Inrti» y. i»rv r-n.t ...irtowvd nr purchnacd t>pv* walks and drives. H m utiiy ...... 4 it on % M Tu**..*! nnd rrldaye rrom J tu chairmen of the Woman’* Million* La*Vtit. !4DS O ro « * A‘ Bays*. IIn i l H **rvi.p ll h « A M , t‘. U. Punch wa* served throughout 1 l i M J I h . %1T4»\ A Is I T il »t«T» ary Union of tha First BapUst, * T,n« ( \iUT»l y H tuns., i in v \|. l-.rr »*.t 1f A Tk AV-II(|" Hi"1 1 the afternoon by Mrs. James W. •• ttii.t t i i u a c n o r Church will meat at 3:30 P. M. q F*t *; Era. F. D. Y n u n f iV u iifp e I * k i . h , * 1 1 I* t'oatrs, Mr* Wallace W. Wright, U Ih n ||rrti*r<| ra n a sa tn r M ! . . H* O m > f . . . r » » l U»,l. d b . (>t»rn-Alr M ^rltiisf 7 IUI I* \ | Mrs. A. \V. Epps, Mrs. D. L. ttUMituy H c h o o l. H u n it n y , I n A SI H n lvA lh tn H s-m .L 7 r , |* \( ♦ I....... U. hssesl. I |\ I \| l ‘i> v r h ln g . S u n d n y . h a \l Thrssher, Mrs. Alan Wilson, Mra. T u r»da v ; M‘>t 'ilhg \V< r-l|ln I l OA ,\ 1 N “X P H . S u n d a y , T I- m Th* muale pupil* «f Mrs. 8^ . t Opwn-Alr Mrr 1 1 1 1k 7 1A |* \ | Hi i ni.'ti Is> Mir luantnr Henry M. Douglass, Mra. Jullua Hattie N. Abercrombie, mu.lc *?. \ N .ihOora MvptiriK * I* hi T 1»* HndraVtr 8*« Mr*. F, F. Weldon, Jr., of Fan- Dingfetder, and Mrv. R. R. Dais, l' i* r * r d o o ila g . W .d n .o u r , I rrhU y. teacher for the WPA. will give g r S * V * £ i g f » » T 1” n fnl f ft— T iiistafls* I 'I mH, wlH p 'I wtmd, N. J. was honor guest at 11 mil ll*** He-rMr*, 4 «D I* If. r» i thi* stiun h .4 1 1*10 I* M, ! ’• * * • r n n d K n *t1n « S - r t lc a recital at 8:16 P. M. In Room r n B ro J^ W ^ * P . t ^ * bridge party given Thursday Th* table wr* overlaid with a Pit. m tu r d u F i Madeira linen cloth and deco­ d a v t« A U . .-I Oiwm-Alr M*ipi isi;ie : i>t p M n ^ r r a d e Building. The public Aran’ ., with S ^ J J ^ l h . Itcv II r . O ra h n tn . p n itd r . evening by her etslera, Mra. W. A. rated with b o w ls of, garden is Invited. T h * p u b lli’ | * psin littllv invM- ■! LM C H C JI o r S O D Era. Hi J , Lehman ax hoetes.e*. l l o n it 1 h m r u ip p iib g s Th* following circles of tha p in lu n . p a n le r . The Business and Professional Fitts, Jr., of Orlando, Mrs, W. R. floUer* In pastel shades. Pastal lt* v J PrvsbytcrUn Auxiliary will meet Women's Circle, Miss Rebecca May, and Miss Ruth Hand, at the colored cakes and mints furlhur "'"■■lay Hchonl 11 It A. n o i s Y < 1111* * iir A i. I'r s n c a lI n s l i l t # A . M. nnd J i t home of Miss Hand, 1301 Park Monday afternoon: 1 i n 111 11 ■tided to the attractlvnrs* of th* P M Stevtiu, chairman, will meet at TH* It* v M ir tin Itritrti, ra«lnr. Circle Number One, Mra. S. E. 7:30 P. M. with the Miss** Laura Avenue. Mrs. Weldon received table. K em ln ql* C o u n ty Hinting InJ Huvulay a flisr C n tir r . CeaAndrews, chairman, will meet at and Edna Chittenden. 616 Mag­ linen handkerchiefs aa memen­ We hove a npeclsl plun f l l o l y <*omniunloA, 1 in \ \\ Mra. E. K llousholder* Mrs. v n n tln n I IS p . g Churrh HaHihiI. m in A m tltl.ln Htndy T t t s s d a y t : l * p M. 3:30 P. M. which Mra. Herman nolia A vanvar' toes of the occasion. F. I). Scott, Mrv. R. A. Newman, which will help you to ll n l y I 'o m im in la ii a m i Herrmrn, 1 * ’ M s a t la g T h n r e d n y I ts* Brown, 1114 Park Avenue 11 00 A M A fter several progressions of-Mrs. Hal Wight, Mr*. C. It.K irt- p purchase n new Chevrolet ni .,7 t' The Woman’* Missionary SoCircle Number Two, Mrs. Phil* Hulnlai ss* Mr- A Hr .1nan and bridge. htfh scare prise, two Icy, Mrs. Francis E. Boll, and T h - a t n e in a C « n v * v tln n n *rttt h * or used car NOW. Calif ll . M W ill in m*. _ ip Bath, a t r h a r e h il l^ m a e tr * il•OO? r 1«t decks of playing cards, was Mra. J. (1. Patterson presided a t ■ o n cm -te d a n Ihn n acu nd ttu n d a v o f U r*V. IV irn, chairman, rneirman, ewill m meet mevi as H U b 1 On |» M 7 nnd see us for details o( 4:00 P. M. at th# home of Mra. *l awarded to Miss Rsbecca Stevens the ceffre table which Was over­ • v . r y m o n th . this plan. LeCUlr Irwin, 1480 Palmetto A. ,^ * V rrora ° T‘ P i n a T ( I I H U T U * r u t n n t while cut prise, a linen handker­ laid with a linen cloth and M un.l,iv M rhxol. 10 «* A If Avenue, with Mra. Irwin and Era..^ Tha s lL ta lu Hl^h'fl.himl P T chief, was presented to Mrs. F. F. decorated with bowls of baltoW «trahl|i 4n<l u n io n H aivjtr f m c l i e l 7rew</*-T«T**e R. A. Cobb aa hostoaeoa. A R binvetetn m a t a t b t t l p ‘ vt Dutton, Jr. I r r . | | 00 A U. STILES-JOHNSON perone entwined with ivy, __ Mla« K d lh lr e it C*alhm»n w ill Cirel. Number Three, Mra. L, ? j T ^ S t a d ? ilU Mra. J. M. McCaskill served as Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stiles [ Late In the evening an Ice and hostess In the Coleman home, lie’s the man who looks oat sweet course was served by the announce th* engagement rooms of which were n-entd ahhostess** from th* dining room and q( 1:1 (V iiii.h T ir r% n rf for the celery, eitrun, and T -n i y| * p11rtm. f t tn ip r T lilrtl suite for the occasion and dtenapproaching jnsrrtag* The board of managers of tha u b l* " hlth wmj cantered, with a , , . , . H lrr#l a m i I'u ln iF ttn A vfviuf fern growers. _ of their daughter ~ 'b o w l of mixed .garden flowers, j rated with vases ami howts of Huni«ld.y Ht'liiml, to A. M. Woman’s CJob of- Sanford wUl, VVIIIUrn lir n w n , * u p * f I n lt n 4 « n l. Viola t a t 10:86 A. M. at the stub. Thoa# present ware: Mra. F. E. roses and other garden llkwtr*. Kv *ry r l« » « ua#M I Hr N » w T«*I i to W • J d o n . J r , , h o n o r Buittst M m I f IHMt Rg ll A lirlixint. Nl» llltfRllHf ir .w P.tl4leal AtTv.J Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse cre­ CTiartea R. Johnson of Pomona, m Sdi^biold' H lfh School P.;! R- Honooll, Mm. P. F. Dot ton. Jr*! Phone 768, 202 Majpiolia I*r*4<*hln0 H arvN *, II ( f A M ator haa on* dark secret: he never Fla. Huhjrcl. “ K*l>lurt*lltmA In Ihr T, A. win meal a t 3:90 P. M. In , E ra. Walter H. Bach, Mr*. Jam** lh* school auditorium) I t will be A Wright, Mra. P. J. Stine, Mra. reveals th* Identity of the “ voices" T behind his animated cartoon char* I Mrs. Herbert E. RubmD preceded h9 the beard meeting a l, W. R. May, Mrs. W. A. Flits, Jr., aetera. lalery Are. Phono I M 4 1:16 P. M. sad th* study dais, and the Misses Clifford Shin-, under Mrs. James Moughton, at halter, Betty Buhrmsn, E iubeth' 1:10 P. M. in tha Hi-T room. i^Shoemsker, Rebecca Stevens, andTha AUthaan Class of the First >Ruth Hand. Baptist Church vrill inset at 1:04 P. M. a t tho church and will loare from there for tho homo of Mra. • 8PIV BY-PHILLIPS McWhorter at Paola to horo tha Announcement was mad* today regular mooting. Seminole Chapter Number Two of th* marriage of Mite Alma Order of tho Eastern Star will Spivty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gtro a cabaret dinner at 6:00 P. £ l E . Splrey of Paola to HollU M. a t the Episcopal * Parith Phllllpa, eon of Mr. and Mra. E. House. Tha public la tartled. B. PhILIpa of thla elty. Tha cereCandidate! will ho Introduced * ° n y waa performed In th* 0 » n g a county judge** office Oct. but there will be no speaking. IB, In Orlando. Mr. and Mr*. Phil­ WEDNESDAY lip* are living a t 516 West Fleet IJA C K S O N V IL L E Monthly business luncheon of Street, the Woman'i Club of Sanford will taka plaea at U JO p. M. at the Fred Aatalre, Ginger Bogart. •Ink hours with Mrs. H. J. LehIda Luplno and Gene Raymond •re- among the actor-oong writers of filmland. Mrs, Langley Gives Personals [ Re-elect SSS.'SjTS’a T ’j. Mrs. F. E. Weldon, Jr. la Gueat Of Honor Bonus Men PARRISH i to the State Senate ZINNIA ProctorChevroletCo. NOW READY Ronald fu men'! intlre dramatl* earner, with the eiceptlon of two yoara on tha English stags, haa boon in American most of tha Woman’i Club, with Mra. Pannle 8. Munson aa spon­ sor, at 1.-00 P. M. a t th* elub house. The public U cordially Invited to attend. TIE PICK'.OP I H i l t M 1173 768 M S I FRIDAY Th* East Side PH Will pr*aenf an op Woddiag of th* Plow__. ____ P. M. a t the Junior High School. JUDGE J .J . DICKINSON Candidate far Caagres* lb l h . pen p i . or f *1*1-I** mmmt STATION WDBO MONDAY, MAY 4U 6 P. M. apeak lh . T u * . l a s M b a s e h im . • •ua*» ( s e r a i 't h * « a t * . . Hoy mofto m int ..A m IIIIm P A C KE D WITH PULCHRITUDE! S t a r t s M o n d a y , M a y 4th *• . Bluo Ribbons an tbo symbols of to annual eavan-day mwthiiidlilni tvant *1 Cobra Brotban. Erovy item in tba BluaRlbbon Sob merits prin winning hooor for ralua rad qtaUt/, Throughout Tho Big Stor*” hi tacit dopwtmrat you wiQ find Bluo Ribbon hawtgos idaatifymg tho outstanding tpodab. Thouaonda of footuroa! Ploa now to oomo Monday—Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. wM AT<rSi S e e S u n d a y s T lm e s -U n io n ■ ttn in lB h i t l t t I# b n / ui u -r a iv " 1f V „ to r T w e lv e P a g e s o t S a le N e w s �J,¥vT'.v-tT) - - ■ r v 7r^', " ,^lat1 • ” 7 !— jT H ' . r* V m essuB m ! ~ PRIMARY ; Mm. laahrllv 11 UllMMIIliti M A- Lm an. ” M. Hiewtoc V U %Trf Jfc* ’ D / -W. *r\kAiiJL.1kCJ, p m B R S5& $. r o r n t C ity). ' ? ‘i n f e r r . District N * 1 *>_, CHARLES DUNN i*- . - ■jr r iU D t WILLIAM*. . Chairman At Met! t . w. L A ir r n v ■k m tin T . BOSTON STEELE vti. O.L; THRASHER Tot County Commisdoiier vernor DANC WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES K u r . ! : r’l ... . JUDGE RALEIQiEI PETTEWAY For A ttorney General ***» VICTOR CHECK r a a a lr , Ho «b# Bmal* *«d»a rf S am iiu ia.caaatn Florida. at hid .offfae J b . Iba apart bourn at Man* ford. Florida. Wllhl* althl tala*, d a r aaatba tram tbo data af the f Irat publication of tbla Belli*. Cw b alalia ar demand muat ba la writ lag. aad mail atala tba plara .of residence aad paal atflaa addraaa of,Iba elatmaat. aad atotl ba ■Ward la by Iba elslmoae, bla aarai. ar hi* attaraap, or (ba a r * will bjj«ma roldr areordlas Tbla'lad Oar at Mar. lilt. PTTIIKI, S. PKITNr.il and TilS AT. i t s i t i m ’& a r " - • * ’“ or — r S ’ ■*> nr. a boozer . ITMo .Fteslcqat and Tr*a» • Hfflanr aa Raaratora or Iba Inal Will and Taalamanl and Codicil ®l Fatar 7. J. D. DAVISON JOHN E. FOX ALL-STATE Ursa .Spars* prices a a d . Soars quality, topi in4 Soao, M l W. f b l t S t REX PACKARD State T reasurer OTTO SCHMEHL* F or Railroad Commissioner 87th S m tM ia l' Dbtriet W. R. DUPREE COLORED GIRL wants Job aa cook, nurao, or botiM maid. VIbU WUUa ma, &T7 Cyprpa At*- PETER THURSTON y . District No. t . s ffla a s r s ® . 1 WANT to talk to ambit - man who wg*t to quallfr "ftoss L. HUMPHREY w .l™ BOBBY AIDS WPA GOLF. PROGRAM b 1** ’ Thsso alooplng ablldrsn and thalr mothsr waro among lb s haggard band of unamplsyad paraona who “campsd" In tba altp hall at i t Louis with tbs proclalmtd Intention of aUylng “until had fmasts ovar or wo got mllof.** They are soma of (ho 14,000 SOT-' 00no recently dropped from mllof roll, thorn. (Asooalalod Prow Phohtty CAB DRIVER HELD AS KIDNAPER i! * v - f ij ! ] ,* 1 • W . LAW TON. .- • flasrsltrv. i’ rowpftnacn . with tbo prnl«« of tow aypllrabls there in. re la bersbr d'J«b ‘hat an lion baa boon railed dnd nrdf to bo holA and tbo name bo bold with!* and .lbroushtba I peels! f t * J***"^! n l " I' K s t, SoodtbJto - Co«nl». I * , eald dlrtrUt balod MRaT ZIONCHECK MAKES LOVEI W iP ■ R W ff f ■ '? .h ’ J . ■ 3 ;/» • , ,*‘*',* LYNCHING* THREATENS UON IV AeSLs. n. iL FORRESTaSTO: OrowD No. S GORDON BARNETT, . A lta i! t . Uaf two yraro. aad tba numBRdNK of diet riot eobool taa bo Irold* and online tad for , of tbo eats yoara. so following named am apitod to not aa Inapoetora and bo at tbo preolaela namrc. tin aald Boaclal Taa Sobool rut. to bold oald election: :laot No. fitC btlaola) orb i Mr* JooU FwtoM. . C. B. SEARCY F or Reurescntative, .T. V Yaatifylnj apilaat Mra. Valma Fataaooan In bar laardar trial Ml QroaapMw Taa. JudPd a Uaary U at Via altraaUaa, tbrfaa-marrlad widow mlotrt bavo foully aaUaaad I U rs la ardor ta H t thorn put pf tbawdp aa tba cogId wad Mpla. M a aadhar i t u . (Ipfl) during tba IrtaL Dr. Laddon 0. Haora. Dallas sbpaiht. Ip shown (H«bl) pa tbo ao bp MpOflPd bo found poison la tbo body of Dorothy McCaslond. II, sac of M •aojbtpru who dlad undor otrunga slrsumaUncaa. (Associated Froaa Pbatoa) :? M f E t J s S ?“ BOY L HOWELL Group No. j I Dated Ihta tbo IU> day of April. I ANNA STEWART, eolornd. wants hboss work, l i t E 8th. . . !• rotfiptliart with lb* pro•M a>i of law kpwtleablo tborom. polls* la heraby give* Ut»t an election. baa boon called aad orflered 10 bo baM. and tbo aoOia will bo bbM wltblo akd tbrouahTaa *oheWt District B ipeeUl (. tomfaole Coaaly. n«rula. 0tat fir I balar ala® h*»»n aa O lM a Ipaotal To* bcbool PtaJriett aa Mar Had. late, for tbo yarpooo *f fateraiinlnc iffa M il bo trustees of Iba aald CMriet f«0 tbaaaat aaooa»*|oic twn year*. aad iba auoibor o( mills u( 4Mr1«t orbool.Ua to Ra keeled awf eolUctrJ for aaab i f Ibo aaia * 1*0 foUawla* Hamad ar« sppoiatad t« art OO m«»aet«r« and clarho at tit* precincts named artUtla raid Spatial Taa School DUttlet. to bold raid election; Preethqt No » lOylada) • CleW: t- >*• Tbaanw a, . ■ -4 l laopaaMfSt K. J. Taaaar. Ml J A. 0. Manor, Mrs. Oraoa DuraalL praclnrt No. II (Rtavta) d ark : Martin StaaKo. , laapoatora: Mlaba.l MUblar. Past Luka*. S r ;’Georg* War- ; W. R BALLARD T o r Representative, S tate Legislature .A W iicA b 'iS r WHITE GIRL wants Jd T ’ aa w gitran or toubakoppor. M l K. F or County Conunissioner / J. J. PARRISH H. J. LEHMAN nTrad MU? smabol - T_~~: - a.- _ J. J. CATES FRED A. DYSON For Comptroller CHILDREN JOIN RELIEF PR A n o th e r , K ill* S e lf | M .O.QINDER JA8. G. 9RAR0N .. / M r Comity Cona nhniiin cr F or Cotrni « * ! ' ^ ^ VJj ! *• • »*v*j 'is - e'»#1i g^OFvto * * **** 1 nw'. a *'1‘"."H *\ . •- A. G. WAGNER *— • • I.-** U -e-W taU l By r i l X D For County Judge W. R WILLIAMS G. W. SPENCER K ! !! SUSf! JSBL-SS tod Coart. ■ ------ F o r Gounty Commissioner a w . WARE Dtotikl R « J v . ’ fr. G. KILBEE ■..................... »«iCI*e*vm®111 y . Tbs J u le r l I to r s ld .la h .r .b j T . W IL L IA M fL Cfctlrmin, AlloOt: T. W. LAWTON, /. . . Secretary. ■" f i ivrrrrr v o n cm o r (M»>, tha famous Atlanta gslfsr, to gtvs advlsa far *h«"» “arthJUstumlly oormot-* Thpy trp shpwn going M. (Aagaolaud Pmoa Photo) K arpis Taken .Back To S t P a d , Scene Of Two kidnapm gs ORIE R. JOHN G. LEONARDY' , J. T. McLAIN W. HERBERT MESSER H- H. PATTISHALL SAMUEL A. B. WILK lN S j^ PAUL G. DIGGERS f i R 0JB E R T 8 C. M. (CHARLIE) J.F.McCjfJELLAMD BOB DODSON r°. Shortly before hla doatb lieorga Zelg'or, .alias '‘S hpltun' Coot*, was slain. Tha body of Willis ITarrlaon, gang number and former S t Louts golf grafts•Ions), was found (n tba burned rains of * barn. In prison ars Arrested noar Cleveland. 0 , Horry Wtloa (loft) to shown ssHA Dletrlit Altornoy Willlom P. X. Geoghon who quoted Uts RrsdklyN cab driver as confessing bo participated Is the kidnaping sf Pool H. Wondel under the direction of Ellis Parker, Jr, Wsndal claims ho was'abducted In Braahtyn and fsrtad ta * conleoa “ tho Lindbergh kidnaping just bofara tha o« scut Ion of Bruns Haugtmdna. (Asso­ ciated Press Phots) *-----' (inoumbent), MurT~ E. Pam N°u#t Dora, and Van C. Swn *rn of Miami. 8TATK TUPASURER: Si *> W. Gotten, of Buahnrl', \\ Kno“ of Tallsbsssco (Imi bent), and T. D. Lancaster Durko Carr of West palm Roach, llortonoo K. Wells (Inrumbpnl) of Tampa, and Helm Hunt West of Jacksonville. Other »Uts or district offices to ba voted on this year are stale­ st large and district dalagalaa to the Democratic national conven­ tion, and presidential elector*, In addition to (tata senators and members of tho stato house of reprvaentatlvm. (rand Jury in I t Paul Indicted E. E. Callaway of Lakeland Karpla and ai* ethers for tha qualified a* a Republican candi­ 1100JXX) kidnaping a f Hamm, June date for Governor, Thomas K. Swanson of Tort Lauderdale qual“fted aa a Republican candldata an B. Collins of 8C Auguatina for Congress from tba fourth (incumbent), and John O. Me- Florida district, and B. L. IlaraNamara of St. Augustin*. ncr of Tampa qualified as K«- Arenas* by threat* te *lyn«h* his trains* Han Albert booduea tba beset fatally mauls* 0. P. Lasar af Augusta, Os-, Rsbart L. Moyer la ahawn atandlng guar* aver bla pal •» Bllantan. i. c. A brother af Laaar swore cut a manslaughter warrant against Moyer a t a oonooquonaa af tbg fatality. (Associated Prtta Photo) Hora'a ana af tha mlldor tconoa tntetsd by Hop. Marion Ztan« •baok and hla bride as Ibty damonttraud tbolr afftatian far sampra* man at Washington. Tha fiery Washington itate congrsaomaa and the former Mtaa Ruby* Loullo Nla of Tsaarhina, Ark., veer* married at Anno polio, Md, after a brief ocquslntsnotshlp. (Aittolatod r f l l | PhOtO) ^ --- ga . | ^ 1 ‘ FAREWELL TO ‘WOMAN IN RED* aetlea were: Byron machine gunner for gang, * walling Pfettl after pleading - ED. MEISCH S o ffit! : R J. OVERSTREET **. '.lyrr- - ' L e w is o .**. r . ‘ 4 f r s •» * ' *• . ^ * * J M * - K - .C k - H X .W V ^ M y ite n o iu ly M u tin g P ro f e w o r S h o o t* ' " f e t t a i f t M .y Q tA tn E. T. HAINES _ ' v - - \ a , t a to Mo r g a n ®«K Elmar y®*. m , ■Mtha ago U aid- Conr-rsalona' candidates wh->! lava quallflfd are: n i S T UISTRICT: W. D. Be.ll' bf A rndts, and J. Hardin Petoraon (Incumbent) of Lakeland. SSCOfjn D^STIOCT: , i t .. A .. Orevn of Rurka (Inrumb. nt), La*tor Jennings of larkaonville,, W. J. Purler of Jacksonville. W.; 4. Sears of Jacksonville ( Incum­ bent stale at-large pew running | In second district), Claude Tom­ linson of JackaoneD'e. ' THIRD DUTTRICT: Millard Caldwill of Hilton (Incumbe-nt)l and Jamas R . Finch of Marlaniut. fourth m r WMco* of Weet . t illef) .l i'. i.knwi .Bmthl et o S S o Jj. iread tsed PVaas N e e «aei Jj to >uIT*Oder and they were lake* without tho firing pf a shot.'* e®ltow brag has tha-nbt bem held for KarplaT* Hooemr waa a.ked,' “Far th* past two yoara." "But haw long In New Or. liana T" ” “Oh, ar*V* known he’s been and out af New Orleans fur th*. • T h u ’tr a tf? " 0 - aad have been, to T “ How long has th* net been 'aid out figure*.' "DU he effWr any reetolaaref never had n chance. Tbet *enf too many goto set him .' # Wulo. Oeecge W. HwficM a f I VimMi, JlM V . d 8Aaron • Banfcnlf P»oI C n d f . f O r(u.l Bv&as5f Knowlea ed ^vndantg an r H. ,tiqNAL|3to±, rA*. ■ *■Mat • 9• ore hilled an* thee* h jn n BS5Qu .7 lS bmL U i lavelvtag tw* Mnh|'ggg p||(Eff ghews asm* af the sharped m m m mb m im *d and burned, ■atom, rMM M eef M art toe mtoatog vefueklH In the wggtap h 1AMW �i "vu* :V « 1 1 'T -V ii lent F ro m S id e lin e s Four Pitchers On E r l t N 21 ^ Hits B. Zachry Poshed Out Thrilling Games Bjr In Semi-Finals By Lookouts In Week 7-5 And 5-3 Scores Increase I n t e r e s t r u ^ ^ ^ r ^ l s w i n d c U Makes Jive did the uokwu. no r#jJ Of 16 Runs Scored tkoM t i n t two some, i u i F o r th e H o m e T e a m 44, bat the Lookout* .wo* — w t two **t and 144, Pound Inf )o u r DeLand pitch-' —it— or* for J1 , hits, - tho Sanford 0 Lookout* ore climbing up. Lookout* defected the Rod* in lldosfo..wte.toolb.tho-Bou(or-tl Del and-yesterday by a tcoro t f but of tho collar, and tho 16 to 6. Thor defeated Delon I 1 now (tend* at five win# tho dap before 6 to 1. Six extra aorta detente for tho Look-1 b*“ hit* were collected bp the i Tho Lemgue-bading Dap Lookout*, one of them a triple Beach Iilander* h art wt.n] by Swindell, canter fielder, flwin-i I and loot four fame*, " i r flT# of ‘‘ " " “'I •fd cm )mfc Dijftoni t o d i / 1 WTill# the Rede u»ed to u t. tho ecort will • be 6-7 for nltcher* In a rain effort to de-1 Lookout* and M for lh * K « t Sanford, the I^k o u te a m j idara. Then "11" the Look- on' j on*—Loyfleld. He al.owed School tonal* etar, after w inntar • aomber of prellmtaarp matches M l i t b e eamLfineb la tho sU te »—.U tournament t t GalaearlQe peoterdap, defeated bp Handle of M u d , 7-15 and 5 4 . H*rdle was to meet .Matte*, another Ulaml pi*per, la Urn final* today. , Sanford tenate plapera won ono •ocond round doubles match, how- IfcCrone la hopeful of defWatbv the ite m s Daytona Beach club pn Urn Inlanders' home field today. ■On Wednesday the Look­ out* loot bp a t te 0 score a 15Innlnf sam e with the O -linv The Daptooa Bench Islandert will play the Lookouts on Sonford field tomorrow. The gnaw Legion , ssUl be called ' at 5 o’clock teQtmee hi Junior Teague will be played cn itcad of a t 4 aa on w«ek daps.. a rebuilt diamond In Ninth Stre-t 'Either Buddy Lake or Die Park, between Laurel and French llardin will pitch for the local*. Avenues. Buddy pitched the Lookoute to* a The new dlemond <s regnta- • to t victory ever DuLand on tlon site. 90-foot base tines and Thursday, and Hardin wao the 604 feet from the pitcher’s be* pitcher In- tho 15-bming gmam to the home plate. All bote Uata with- Cainee»Uie4ho - day -before. 9th S t Diamond Is R ebuilt F o r . Legion Juniors -171 percentage te r Daytona. Then another win ever seme Other club would send the LookOut* op to 6*7, and another drfee l for tho Islander* would drop Da pinna Into thb Mine 5*7 class. Bo, If not too’ ranch »tr-*rs b laid on that little word “If," Snnfr,'rd Is not so terribly far bu- It b regretted that It becomes - necessary to drop Jimmy Me* v*.NeBy from- tho meter of - thr l Saaford Lookout*, but It *eems that it bad to be. Tho local base* : ball dob Juel had to hava an, other good pitcher, and naturally the ' first man the' .dlrectei* .Drought of • v t i Buddy Lake f ;:whom they had known tines he 'waa a little boy playing hand Rich man, jroor man, the butcher, the baker, tho candlestick|maker—ell fill tho stand and line tbe ralb a t Churchill Downs, for ItV Kentucky Derby Day, Then the trim, abek h o n es parade to the po at, the b arrb r is raised and up goes the fam iliar eryi "They’re off!" These view* are typical of the~6Snd running of American torfdom'* greatest classic. The horses coats dbwn tho homo stretch with frenzied t|*cteU>rs rooting wildly (top). The betting ring and clubhouse are shown (lower left) and a t tbe Hgbl b the main grandstand. (A P Photos) • ................. — ( ’ f* iMore Baseball.For S a n f o r d ^ ^ o t 'Planned By Sons O f Legion, At Sa^ rd ?** [ — — . [ The epenlag gome of Ur The youngsters are step plug out later. Yesterday’* Qiante-Red Sox U f l m Jaatee Loagaa will h Waller Brown won a mound duel'}" fd**1*1L Not content Junior Uwi nc* , thstrinshteolcn, b 4 1 I » » n m r Hank McShane hare Friday Ms been ny chain e Totel* n il T t? i l l aa Uie Is'andera recorded a 8 to"0 which ,____ _ _ Urn Legion Junior day. The last game hi l i s t league shutout overflilneevlll*. [month ond Which is to eU rt Monday) th e ; b to be played on June. 5.’ “ 10 ’nfltnrd _______ (II lie Drown. Ut tho C-mcn down with in**. One ri-tand ___ _lie esi to* —a Son* of the Legion plan to or-j Fifth end Sixth Grade Gram* four well-scattered hit* while the IL. captained by Deaf Use !!lt#£i»k, I I"** MtteC Ini Dlilrlkecn I, Islet* got five-safe blows off the ganlse their own little . league, mar school boys played a game of BteaaUwm so d Robert Bteeb, J* wun |(ftrtjn| Tfhjrlnr, Hwimlrll fj tSIirp They talked It over a t bet'.night’* b*#*b*T yesterday aa a p art of than the V C«e«r I. McCron* I. Weiner 1 southpew offering* of McShane. respectively. meeting of the'organ teatIon. and th e ' May Day celebration. Tbs r Buddy I "altera. niitrufr. larflate. T *u Brown thruck out els and Me* , , I’m** tills: 1 MrCcnaa t . Wegner, Rhine fanned two. Both pitcher* were to meet with Percy Mere, Sixth graders defeated the Fifth * n P*” r r^jruid. a*ing*n, iinektcwic*. committee man of tM U gbn* * « • grader*.® *• 4 Billy Branan waa dug uplnirce hie* hill: Swindell. Hl»len Issued three free passe* to first. afternoon to further their p en s, on Ota mound for the winning ■ hurrhano I : Wegner. . Jummi.n, III . The bandore scored In the first The Lion* League Mieon le to teem, while Jack Staadlfer end ICnlee, Seacrtflcee. -Tele* Dnnhte League, j It*rn Whgaer to Taylor to Me* Inning, Morton driving MllUemen dose soon after May 15. The Carroll Godwin took turn* eateh* It'rone. la ft on bpeec aonr.ird home after tho latter had reached schedule give* May 15 aa the tog- Glon Cochran pitched and , , Hi* :l>*l*in 4 •* tlanee on ______ ball*, _______I, _______ ptopheelesUrr tavllelit HoMetneh 1. Il-nl third a* Ihs result of a baa* on will "«o t- ^Hneht'Wtf* c::r*'' out hr belle and a wild throw to flrit by f t l w l o r tl.. airsek j PALATKA, May l^ - P a ’atko oked utMinl-«Vil*l4 I, tlnoinwice lV»: °U McShane. •gained rovenga for Um with t Morton ecorod In the' fourth on best proa- ''"hr*1 ln Inning. , . .................... n i"." "5! nn error by Fernando, a aing'e by severet I alea* • with t rum off Hoehiewioe Dillingham and a bad throw to k. » Isalsai it, who i» ruas. W»in n _ .ii- ,, ho wasUitshj Bunch Loslns pitcher: third by Bradley, < «• : Is best 'lunch. I'mpiree: Mstilnek and Morton came back In tbo sixth dor the direction of Park Super­ intendent . James Moughton by authority of the City Commits Ion The first game la the- no* league will be played Monday afternoon. Four » M , h h M l k n t e N * * * « JCnd * b te ,!l*- ^ t„ L-«k . hnmac in left CUM * T if the lookouts was ' that itag affalr with OalneavlUa two days ago. H* played k b travel order* In hit Usnm and g o ,o o t. after nnothey,,-. ^ «**!*!«,-local km lar. kept ^ g^v V cpngne wo''’1 *•! cold meat, the IS blows garnered off hi* do- y^bnen^ He !*• to* the carcase for coyote* ery well eeateem i a l i w N fM j,m com b i or to ru t* .Mm “b t h frame wtth o l8 - 8 tend. Grady Iwwe travel, the trail alone j ^ j T on mtowahoe*. but If "wo sod ,ik#’. -That takes In h U - ^ the right; field w til. hewwverv Oak to » ‘Dizzy* Called A rtist < By Manager Of Cards ' COLUMBUS, O a. May R - W ) , —"An artist of great technical ability, a master of ‘stu ff and ( on* of base half* pitching giwate.’* , Branch Hlekey. nice-president enl genera) manager of the H i JlJ la u k Cardinal*, thus classified ,ii4 Jerome Herman Dean, whom fan* cnll Diasy. as he was jn* !*** cup*rating boro recently from 4a* Juris* received In aa autemohSc < pals," be rtp b ln * .r S r T * J ^ S T i r f ' S ^ d S T 'a * "and We’ve stuck (ogalher in a elngled on k b first f««r tripe to ZSSm m b t of tight j h a a " tbo plats. \ Low* feeds h b doge In ' the Johnson started M the KUlock ^ ate idAnt* lay,. But Bank, who New Yi*»h Louts M of an accident In nt. •"iteeew h tho , Washington ntarlBMIl ■ok* h b right write •"•••-irgh out of the game for Math. Strsrgw as U W#*hU».**r both Bank Orevn* i i. ' ’ 1 .in .4 * 3 “Nat only b Dean an n rtb t b the science of pitching." the ( ordinal executive snorted, ."ha* of | he' la p m ister of the a rt n handling the baU.“ ,■ Ho placed the Cardinal , the class of pitcher* wh* ! “plenty of O tu fr and at man who a r t experts in ch .r _ . s Ci V* *■— * % * * !+ * > & * the D i y t O I t t J l l H l O f 8 W i H ( ) ^ “ Game j^ ,r . . - _ - . n__.,K „rri ' nigh School nine tamped all ewer ■ The dead, all from Bwansbutu, . . School xzsst&P'- .o* jwetmday-.when truck on a dusty « H rtr« d n * n r :k To Cougar T rail Mtor h[ lunng T he W m t e r ^ s ^ ^ ^ * ^ ) ^ , T,l"» of Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 3. 4 Ball P layers 5SS2rjS8w&Ea Killed, 8 H u rt ^ In C ar Collision iS Z tS E F A „• ■ Detente 4, FhlladelphU 5* P alatk a Evens Up Score W ith S t Augustine of Ura Winners Yesterday I n Major Leagues �Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, H lfk W And Water Transportation 'N U M B E R , > OF TERROR ITALIAN Girl Wins egutrationj Sanford Radio Broadcasting RUMBLING DOW N THE ROAD NEAR ADDIS ABABA Prize Over WJAX American Among Slain N ationals radio motion WJAX ia Jack- 2300 In Sanford And 1,805 In County Are Qualified To Vote I In June 2 Prim ary P oll Books W ere 4 » Closed Saturday Rush Of Voters w d t IUi lo t F rid a y m tla f, the Chamber of ('o au M m was today by Harry R. Cummings, n u ta r of m * monies. M iu Marios Uayaee • f Sanford mraa i c t u M third plaro. Mho Taksck to a pb** lot and Mima Haynes a "Worn" ( b n . Mum Takach n o t la* C a n d id a te s Volunteers To S tart Campaign Tuesday For $3)500 Fund For Tear’s W o r k Urgent Appeal Made For British Help By U. S. Minister Fire, pillafp1, rioting end wild disorder* continued to hold Addin Abulia in their sway today while a small hand of American* bravely held the legation agalnat bandit nt tucks nmt len t out u rndio appeal for Rritlnh aid. With n mecond'hand ma­ chine Kim and a mere hond- Must? T o Midnight Hour B e O n T im e E ls e | 2s »*v2!? XSSSLTta^T S en tjrvoie County registered be*) T h e y W o n ’fS p e o k -------- of Um — f g n .iw ~ the fore the books eloeed s t mid- -pc—,* R a l l y w i l l B e W * 1 A tm b > k M y * tw -night Satardav, County Re* , J 7 U * " ~ towuri u m t weeded to jatrar w . J. Thigpen report?.: H e l d - T h i s E v e n i n g .srmsertn.n r — I, —r— t MTFj K iS S S S W S S S ^ S I I n I-o n g w o o d S c h o o t aMOs ^grantor n T than S S for i'Sthes -election, 3 3 ! rm«lllc - . ^ jrry s s s n s under the suopfceaef « ■ not have tttoa to eaR the w am d Owe ymora awe I ____ i S em in o le O m aty Democratic R*~ n r third them, u d thermite* II b , Though tte b o a k a w are open rrutive Committee will km held tk b hoped |i n m i i l h l l i l wtU M t fo r several wttk>, there warn n j etm lng. and Stofettory Sherman put them r it U rge raharriptfcao teak of outer* .1 tha ateventh U®yd of tha Cem m ttte. » b wUl m wswtod. W4 smnH gtfta woU hoar, and Uw reg istrar said he P ~ k b a t tha j ^ t l a g ammeamaa, he apgraebtod. Ch rin m j Daw* m u kept' b m an to m idnight th at thane roedUnleo who are a te maw stated. T haaaaskaritktog wtU jE ta rd w T ^ lU w k L J J e w d a d there on time «U1 not he rila w d he gNea hattona baarbg tha Sal* *CT)Wa* eMlm fact that aU eet* to mpmak. 4« Buildings Fired Ai^d Pillaged By Mom As Americans Try To Hold Legation , nT, t T f *- * - ia tha C a n ty m eat rwragto* T hb evening's meeting b Is hn - r>ra » a re je b a to y n d to d y ta hto k b year nod th a t they p a r t hold Is tha Uymoa nr hoot m u ^ * * “ a ^ m tin Army > r w As bo before midnight a . May t, Lsagwwod mad. Mr Lloyd an M .!"* w tw tn T to ML ~ ,*wa m id aeta of tha CHy called, will s ta rt pram ptiy at T»Mi ,!?*** y '( "■ . fu 1 I l f Mend*. Cornelius Van H. Knrert. United S titra minister to Ethiopia, held off thm mob at* tempting tn storm mml plllmfm tha legation. nii! fighting diplomat r*ported by radio "U.would. be a , , j great pity to bo obliged to thandon" tho bon** from whktl thm - 1 Stars mn I St r Ipci mrm flying, H e ‘ ■•Veil the state department In W uhlnrton tu mako contact with tho writ-fortified Britlak legation ,In Addi* Ababa with a view tq •ending hi m a faw Slkha, _______ natlra Indian (nldlera on guard a t the Hr It InH compound. freoh freer th e Ethbpiap w ar front, ahown Itn ly*a great army of motoriaed troop* traveling down the Imperial I*sul Bndard, French mlnlatar to Ethiopia, reported today th a t Ahnho which they eipected ta aeba before aan ay hoar*. (AP Photo) l Ethiopian aoldlera aulgnad U I guard him legation had mutinied and turned their rung on the .building. The mlnlater told there I >1111 w it no word of tha Italian 1 a,trance and that FaacUt troop! who arm expected *to rellrra the 1 mob-crated city arm not yet fat eight. Bndard aatd tha Frattak legation had noon under liege all Y oung Inventors Are To Be Aided 100 From Each State To Be Educated By Edison Foundation McRory Ssjb H e Will Be Candidate For Committeeman Socialists Carry NEWS BRIEFS French Elections The weather: Generally fair to ­ night and Tueeday, •lightly cwo|v aa part h u n t ruoat tonight. Eg. treapa northwest, fair'tonight and Marriage tlren aaa were iaaued Saturday to John Doaaldaon, 4i, and Koae Lee Graham, 31. and to David Jackaoa, ST, and Martha L»rry, S , all of SoafunL A warranty deed dated three year* ago transferring a lot In Win wood Dark, near AlUmoote Sortoga, to Bessie Rohm sow was fued for record today. Mrs. Mary P. WUliimenn of Orlsndu woe tha original owner. ▼toad by County Agent C R. Daw* aaa to hear a program oa "Bet­ tor F rail and Spraying" to to given hy the S tate Citrus ComWtostow a t t:M o’clock Wedaea* to y afternuon hi the Drwka Theater In D eU ad, as a feature a f tho threw-day meelisg there af te r matrtcia- tho Flerids UorUcwttural Saciaty. :boato, nrvertol aptitud-1: Red Landslide Cele­ brated But There Are N o Disorders PARIS, May 4.—<*■)—A So­ cialist goearamant for Prance ware Bred at .•gallon bull! . and tha radio atatlon ilnee warn to proa pert today oa the re­ morning and two natlra worn) m it of yeatordoy'i parliamentary 1 our aarvanta* quarter* bar* election, toon Slum, loader of aerloutly wounded.” Ike Socialu t party, announced r— ------- --- - r ------ --------1, in - 0m In rtiponM rtip o n ia M to r-ngurhi Cagart’n ai he b ready to taka over tha Inveatlgatlng committee. I the aUta department talapkopaA Mambara of a aub-commlttae Robert W. Bingham, ambamaadar who hava boon holding hearing* |n larwlon, who want to tho for* la California and Michigan will rlgn office ta conrry tho maooago. return to Waahlngton with new 1Brltlah nffklala aaaorod him they _____ II try ta get a meaaago they claimed tha right to hoed toaUmony to bo uaad _______ os a basis, would the “peopb’a front" government for quoationlng tha elderly re-1 through to Addi* Ababa, but ao , '■ ho far today nothing had boon boat* with Blum considered likely os tired California physician « Premier. People's Front parties, proposed payment of (ItiX) month- from the Britlih radio aUtlam there. Socialists, radical Socialists and if pensions to all over 00. It U eatlmatad that at boat I t co m m u n ists sw ep t tha polls. ' Into lha recurd will be If,. __________________ Commuostto and Sodallsto Joy. Mrtod 1,197AM affidavit! from Thrropes ns have been killed fell* cebhratod the red tomtslide. mambara of 3444 Townsend Clubi Addi* Ababa during tha U at among them os« . Nearly * half miUloa mambara which Kapraaantotlve Tolan, Coil* 48 houra, of tha popular front war* on tho farnia Democrat, said ho hod re- American, Mr*. A. R. Stahls of atreoto of Paris.and tha suborba prutost against tha lo­ Lome Undo, Calif., who era* ■track by a atray ttaliot wWU -•* ot midnight, ringing and shout- raeDgallon. lag. That* ware no disorders. RapraaunUtivas Csvagan, New atiaap tn the SevanI t Day A L . Tho p«radars oheutad fur dU- York Democrat, and Collins, rantUt medical castor, Marahal Pfelro Badogllo, C**0solution of tha Fascist Croia Da CaJlfornla Republican, conducted mamler-ln-chlef of tho ItoBas I'm irgintiutina sod yelled: "Do " boa Angalaa hearing while arm lea- In B ait Africa, wdebad jv Le Roque to the fallow*" Col | RapraaonUUv* Hoffman. Mlchi- hla government that Italy's Krt* Csslmlr D« U Roque to head cf *tn Republican. investigated trean troopa, acting aa an adrano# the Crete Da VW * Townsend acUvitieo In Michigan. guard for tha motnriied tamaas Unofficial laodan of tha via* ft*n wmmlttee prepared af tha Italbia mala body, ww» . to nous reds mid their parlto* w e w e °Etn b~ring», dlrac* virtually a t Addis Ababa. TW motoriaed cotwmn Hoatf, ha raid, mm lory rugvatootoU**. will ^uO, a program tevriving reform of BulU««re *aid their has poeaed a point some BO mlloa the n**^ wt France nod liking “ convention this summer from tho etty. Emperor HaiM Salasato, whaoo the p reflu u at af war by nation-1 WoulJ, ** “,h* sluing th a maaltiona. Industrie*. I $? lh* Townsend Clubs and Urn flight from tho capital W W « Moody riots, boarded * Bribe* era lacy h t Djibouti oad ila iw i for tha safety of palaatlaa s « d « protoctlon of tho Union J * o h * - r -.-..S LOCAL WEA' 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. 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 02, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 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 02, 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/c717e56b057df323a9c24115340b7436.pdf cdbda2b1390ef9f79350f575763f3103 PDF Text Text THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA advertisement*, many nf them of p a te n t met Urine*. Conacfpently, • few month* a f te r its enton/iahfnent Dr. Townsend was sh ir to I , p»y $7,500 in dividend* on hi* ten lih are*, and Mr, Clement* 4 like 'a m o u n t on hi* ton, | Then, recent y, a coo Inc** set in •between the two men, who had •come to know i-erh other when Mr Clement* hired Dr, Townsend &« a r e t . a* to to nalram-in in Conic, ftomch, Calif, Newspaper* nnd magazine* were h in tin r tha! Mr | Clement* w»* the "brain* of the .70.-- Tfrwnw-nd I f * n . - ami Dr,. Town Clements’ S hare Of Townsend Plan WasNear $78,000 No Money Was Put In1 Pension Movement B y E x - Secretary --------W AN IU N /rrO N . Apr. Jfobvrt Xt ‘ Aafi-apoAffti 'J*m »finny**,'The f promotional geniJk of the Town- l» part, iml r f o r r thrv p a ite fit th»■ plan** Rsrptff. •end Plan, told the House comm it­ After oitn.i*i *•r»c«*, th*»y ilFriilfi tee Investigating pen*i*»n move­ ment* th at he h t d taken m arly to declare a noth i t tlivitlrmf fin I Hr “Townae mi1 Wir ■kly" *—rt*k. Tlo $7" ,000 out of the movement Mr. Clement* thought th a t since time there* W.1*i mnri* th i n » i«l the day, two and n half year* ago fX)0 in the |.tl(M-r'a tri-i|*i|rl t 71mm when Dr. Krawi* E Town*end each reri'ilVi-*f 425,0110 f,,r t hrir first made him "*ee the light," Old *hare, nnd th»*n M - f > m n fit 4 S.f Age Revolving Pension*, f.t i l . hi*l fere* I to •M*l! hli* trn *hnir»'* r11 yielded the pair nf them "shout ■tf*rk in t Ill- "W it kly*' 1»i Dr $170,000" A*ke«l if he had ever Townsend Dr T flWtldFIlS nn rpt the nffer. , Iintf pal 1 Mr put any money into the plan him­ e«l self, M n Clement* replied with * Clement* hi* 125 000 dividend fm the *hiire*, thus brlngim? Mr smiling negative The g'H**e th at laid the golden t lem rnta' t iking* fiom tin puli egg* In the Townnend I'lan w** lishing e n te rp ri-e up to 157,11111 |l#*a|*|ea this monev. Mr •'The Town*entil Weekly." fi»uri*l«*»1 by Dr. T«wn*end and Mr, (' ent Clements rereivi-d. in - ilary, e* (tense money, profit* from the *nb ent* together last March The "Weekly" wn* a g re at • l i t ­ of cither Jiferjit mi-. "»barv fine re** from the start, for it win «•*- ( the "W eekly" and -.ther t 1 \ If tad llaherl whi n the Townsend 1P smiree* the cum of IjO.'SHl ■/ P la n’* lean time* were over and or n total of r *7 RX1 23 ftir hi a fa tter day had begun It* cir­ thirty in<r»nth*4 'Aitrk f».r the |tin rt culation at one time wa* 250, HIM), into winch -.1 1 1.... I»l* • pai.f Iff and It* page* were crammed with font* is mtin'h in t hi* hoftr of . — -r rriving 120 * m<»nth th. from From ho*e to hat* TIIINCJS O N , EVERYMACE A T 8 A DVB'S . . . I.u m b er And RooflnK S e c u r ity Lum ber COMPANY Phone 797 guvrrnmrnt m'me .t-iy Thr plan, in 'tT#t, 1IVIt -1 lit* 4» f* snow hull II v t hr nrw yrar th* /» A ft, I* organi/nthm was wt-l e*tah|»*h*><l. (i»i| th** money wa* roming in irgul *r!v^ H«* drew »* weekly salnrv of fluff from th* movofm-nl, r**reive(| S | ,M!»7 :\T* n* ei|H*n*e niniiiu 1 (mynient* ami tlre« *4 pro m»n * h ite ,tf the t* 013.112 ex|M*n*e* of the Witd|i-.> ton a(iartm enl which he and Dr T iw tine rid kepi up together. Then after the "Weekly" Wits ftnipdl'd fri Dl.lfi, he gol"' it» Ini* rv it **m 11 *n i *ah-« of oth< < literature brought in $5RB. Th'* year hi* -alary wn* hmir*f ed to (250 a week l y O A. It, I1, and before he left the (thin he got SAVE 7 6 c VITA- Friday a nd Satu rd ay O nly All THRU8DAY, APRIL 30, 1931 year* ago but wa* allowed io{ slum ber through the rig h tb t regim es of 11)34 and 19.75. Thl*^ law has n^ain lieen put into full ♦•(Mrration and thinisandfl of f a 1 workers are being aa*i| • m ill trart* weekly. In some «if the provinces impa­ tient worki r* have taken land* or staked out claims on their fly W II.LJAM M. PIN K FUTON ro n a tru rtio n work. AH the Iron ' own hook: Thi, was particularly CHILLICOTHE, Ohio. Apr 30. bed* of the institution and much j t u i e in th** province c f Ha da Viz I**fA P )—In s prison built ny the nf the o th e r metal equipment and where agricultural laborer* prisoners themeelve*, tho fnlrrsl wiH»dwork were turnr 1 out in pris ftorked out of there vtllagrs and governm ent is socking to set eit on ahopsi. fW la m .^iw A rr W "WO- r n « a W s .n y tw n g At.AVXSlfEWf * . C l l L tlivismn, mirlu'-l nut by the i mechanical ns turn Ihst w* ! * " MADRID, Apr. 30— 14V . r grgs m , s l u m s . Supt. Joseph San fo ri says sll m an u fa ctu re here, we do It," San, Tin* government, insisting (hat < but two of the 24 building* of the f.inl r s p l a i n s i M‘ n ,,rl AtMn* ’ S l‘" n 4 *,n*k >rfederal Industrial reformatory A r h s i r fsrtory sn-l another ‘h k k - s r t pm tu i r, i-t l« ing rallr IJ the land* m u d Im* divided accord- ■ m g to law, i fared by the old here, housing 1,300 first offender* -mall ibtrinitory ' t.. hnus, .li«- S p * '" -' «-hw-f b-.lwnrk a u m n u *ay*: "G et the *en*n«t national law*, were buMl d p i ins ry “ problems" »ill be c m - j revolutionary so ria h -m an,I com- tradition th*t by the inmate*. |M»".*anu on the lan t and noth* - l r u led by the MnTrmte wurker. monism. Ini' wiH get them nff.'* Th" men vlso have helped fur­ , hi ye-tr. I 1 H e rd of h leftist ^..vernment One of tin* main complaints nish the institution and made Inm ate* do rn*«t of the cooking ,h *1 ‘ e|wntl* in / r .- a t part >n ha* uf the tool* they u*« in the *n«t f a k in g , rijn the ptiaon laun- rho*t* very fnree* fur ' ipp*»ft, hi* of <f|s|Mi«*es*ed proprietor* •'••n t h it '’ *r»ii'*ri iwinn gra nte d i p ro g ra m designed to assist dry, a rru b the fl<M>r* and polish the J°b tally increases in c m p!r\it\ ers of h*4 t on it ion r!a*h them hii* ttri-n far rsduw the aclhem In Ife ouUitfvj bra a*. The primnn f a rm produce* i ; mI v»fu (if the land. blrmily trife with fascists of ■ ' actin g with nothing but th vegetable*, mi k and pork for the Yhe viiluation i* Wfirke*) out on the eitrem e right tem p o rary woo t n (a rra c k * of the mea*. the taxes paid an 1 With the old m onart hist part it*' w artim e a rm y post of P o r t SherThe typical Chillicnthe guard nmenf answ e r ha* h**en man, the prison bureau ha* created frequently *erves a* keeper, fore- in a slate of polftiral irii|aitency, propi leliT-t C r y e n a modern industrial city of neat man ami teacher all in one He- the communist* and revtiituiona■. r d« fr Sliding the govern* n at w i-k soeialiat* have Ian ome t li»- pc a h rick e e I;1ho ti *e s, do r m i to r ie i, puvuig on! y rlwnril'v may hr n rival* to the repubht an *v *t.-m , shop* anti workroom*- in the b» t the fluff for present *apahle of Premier Azana sometimes h i | 10 year*. « I* their own. instructing lo*en called the K**»en-kv *»f Me*itfe a high shale hill, at the Earlt W. Brown, manager of Florida National Eahibita, la edge of the reservation, a brick th** men in their t r a f e ihown her* a t ha arrive* at Clevtland Airport to arrange for tha | Spanish rrvulutt m. for Florida State eihibit at the Great Lake* Eipovition, which will ba plant waa erected anon a f te r the Tw,i night* A week the shop predict thrt uftei him will hehl at Cleveland for 100 daya from June 27 to October 4. Miaa a- it 'In I if 1 H ’ I prison bureau took over the plot crew* nre given instruction in the j coni mini Clarice Gtady, ona o( the " Yeomanettee.’ or girl guide* of tha in llttMJ, Prisoner* were trained to tee tin if|oe of the trad e His closest frirn*t'- ibin’t hki * Kepoiinon. la welcoming Mr. Brown, while Mayor Harold If. nhapo th e shale, pile the raw they a re working. And rompari «»n Hrul p*urit out wi Kind * h i,linn I'hureh Burton of Cleveland (left) and Almon R. Shaffer, auociata director brick* in the large hake oven and noon a week i* devoted to study- iliffermc*** in thi1 hu «lay :lu to 8.00 I’. M. rhirurtcr of the Eipoeition (right) look oo. fire the oven* to hake the bricks ing the* theory of the trade - the the* two men try As sh ops were added to the p m - moreen of material*, the developTh** iww premii*r i* not i- -r ] ftem-fil Huilding Kirnd nn plant, inmate* were able to merit of machines and tho running t r n t with nit'M* o ra to ry . A montK ake over more and more of the of the indimtry. iiftrr thr nrw u* v r m m r n t b* ' b r r n formnl hr hml ye t t<» nsal* hi* firs' spr«'«h fnstrutl hp h i 1 lw*rn |i)r lilinif siloni; rnnrnti u WASH INGTON. Apr. 30.—/Ah «I»1h, n|| i-nded .,n Apr 1, t h r s tru rtu rr of tin* nrw govrrti The prlre on the head nf A vin I tellient* rs'sjigtlrd from m ent. jrivimr t h r r x t r r m i *ls itient a fte r » di-ugree Karpi* went up to $7,000 today %* crrtrtin amount of ronr t<» Irt of •'■•til who Di Townsend Mr the post office inspection service thi* *i#nm of tho H r'tifin victm for lumber, roofing t I stifled that Dr Town disclosed an undei cover search jubilation, bill steppin g in whrn nod budding nialeriala ' oij diew *u|i.ry an i dividend* for the man now rated a* "pub­ t h e situation tirvrloprtl vitilrn*’ of nil kind* call on u*. 1"H • • for d' h a r with hlui under lic enemy No, l/* That hr ran Iw liftr«l whrn h Ili-re you’ll find the then »i-“rfi arrungernent, He did The mspectlpfi narvice offered f r r D thr nrcrssity ia itmrraH'. moat rea*onablr price* not know whether (be doctor had I 2.<100 fur information resulting runrr<lril In fact one uf Ilia e \f‘M (ootiibtiteij any of his raili­ in the a rre st and conviction of nnd beit quality and rightist chtrgr* ngain st him ii ng- to f hr movement. the quickest service. Karpi* and another $2,000 for In­ t h r rl**rtii«n cam paign wa* thn' I he *.»wn*efi t lenient* dis- formation lending *n the arrest Sudden Service hi* ll*73 govrrnm rnt hail show] 1*141e, whitdi eruled! n the iIccDmn f nnd conviction of his companion, *o p u t t ooifuiny, began in late Harry Campbell. iin fillers "i ry brutality in putting furiii V or r a ll y February, ji^'t clown an anairhi t uprising, Attorney General Cummings of­ •b" 1 l the lime Representative C fered $5,000 for Karpi* leads and l . s a b t r A *applr O nr of thr itmin jobs that Pro• T sN , Uff. Iu »Iiv i Itell. Democrat, of Mis- | 2.‘ 0o for Campbell tip* last m ir r Azann has hern pushing \>\ rkewe V3 ■'"i'i. p«li dung ii(i hit residu- ww,j| ilivision* i f S l u i n ’* large rstat ,*s tion for an in • 'tig utnm , the rum* I am ong thr |K*r*iirit funnrr*. Thi* •nil fen li rirued Dr. Tuwryiend I law for th r <1ivision »>f thcjtr N A N O IlKf'I.ACKH ORGAN | wanted *o decentralize manageestate* wa* *<inpt (>4 sivtrnl •u*nl. Mr t leitiefit* said, uy «uirging the board t*f direct nr* are! LON I ION. Apr. 3 0 . | dm ing eiich tlirei V»r nt the head a\.‘ the f»r 11 Min-* a grand nhinV f n thpiM t me fit Mr C|i*menl* op- ia facing used at service* in W a i t - I hmi j f bi- itiii) i Jung in the cen- minister Atdf**yt n* the nrgnn i*| »al*/.»’i| stiu clu rc with which the di mantled !i» make way Movement had been making gmal for a new one for n e i t yeaCa ♦rogrrs*. rnmnation. Welcome Florida Visitor Reform atory Is Stop Sign Spain’s Prem ier On fheR oadT oA lcat raz; Chief Mainstay 1st Offenders Get Chance Against The Reds Azana Is A gainst A Soviet Regime In Spanish Repub l i c • I IK’KEN SUPPER Reward For Karpis Goes IJp To $7,500 REIGNS AT STETSON Building Matorials H IL L W h o Su ffer, D o n ’t Buy MEDICINE Until Y o u R ead This! Don’t g*» »»n suffering * 5'ck run-down,’ woni-out fwltmr «ny loniter. ... Ju«l tuki' lh« coujMm tto'l —l-' trill* to U n r y ' i DniK S mo*-. ford. In return thoy will Kt™' you a r-riirroun $I*U*< d i e bottle of VITA-MIU T h in watch how l h |r 411 ^ W 1. c u n w«y »w*«T« frn"’ ... r * . Nelli | your iiy-triti the pot*onou» |,eiu WrlbofW amt aelila lh»i r»usr your achrw.j nf t(r( w |M <R t , Sanford, KU. pain* and wvakiit'M. W IIAT IT IS rayrt; ' ' r o r thi Vita-Mil i* » formula ron*l»t- |m»l 0 yiur* InK nf more th«n 2'* hi‘il>* which hint U'l-n ill ...... a re blrndrd ti>K*lhrr In o n , liuuld| v { tho time. compound. T a l r n rhortly niter Mjfirrrd froi niiul», It mi«i*» with one'* I "*’1' 1 low blond' pre*» Ihu* throwing <*If t he pol*od* urr, l>«i'k uch -fti*ter etornarh trmilde* »ml ohi) ri>t|»nputiM>p crm lltlna the liver and Kidney* My kidney* nn t o function properly. It »cl* liver gnvi* m within ten minute* to stop belch trouble unit a log ami k»* and will remove im- time* thu joint purltie* th at may have been Inn'id, of my hand: _______________ of you for a long lime. w vi, *0 nwo’Ivii m i *. V. n nor nr It will d e a r out old fermented that I couldn't of Sanford •ubatance*. half-diKcaUd fo«<l and c!u»e my f l n g c a . 1 owe It to itv o t h r r Impure m atter. Often the mother and »l»trr, wh<< live i ato m arh I* half-filled with *uch Impurllle*, an-i form a "coaling" lla ttlr a h u r g , Miaa., th at I ferl la-t on the Inti-*tine lining rauidna let now, for they had written m atnmach trnublo. The itmoval of In take Vila Mil, which haa give 1 theaa aubatancca permit* the ga>- them g r e a t relief from I h ijr all trlc Jui.v* to flow freely, make* menta, to g e t rvlii-f. I acted "i tha dltfmllvu organa * w r , t and their advice ami how g la d 1 an clean and give* complete relief t h a t I did, for now 1 feel bellifrom ihortn aeo -of bruath and than I had for yrar*. Thu. barkdyaprpala.' - U k e w la e It haa a achrs a r e gone, my liver ami kid g r e a t action on t h r llvrr.'kidnry* nrya a r e functioning properly, kn J— and bowel*, a n d 'thua. cleaneea my huwetn--ipelto- regular. M) hand*) d on't awell now and and Improve* the whole ayatam. Vlta>Mit doe* not contain alco­ eoUy frel 10 per cent b e tte r g i n hol no r a (Ingle Kablt-formlng 'r a lly . I give Vita Mill all th d ra g . It la greatly different from credit fo r t h i a ' change 4n m. a n y other remedy and eontalna health a n d I am glad to recoin more Ingredient* than threa or. ment it to all who auffer a* 1 m ighty good medicine." dinary medichtea. Sanford Ladj Finds Reliei In Vita-Mil NOW U YOUR CHANCE Now la your' chance to awing back to health—to have once more that feeling of pep and vi tallty which makta you glad Juit to bo a lira and breathe God1* air. Now la your chance to regain koe« appetite, eound dlgtaUon, ,aalm narrea, deep tluoibera and a , body that la working normally to .threw off polaonoua waatea. Get A bottle of VITA-MIL, a liberal | | J I aupply for only 49 cento. Thla offer positively nob be repeated, ao clip the and taka R to your drug- COUPON WORTH 76c With Purchase On* Large Site I'e 'din c MrKtrUnd, b r u n e tte bc*uty from D*ytona Reach, la May Queen fo r Station Unlvcraity fntlvltle* th is weak. A senior, she U the holder of many honors In scholastic, social, and athlatlc activities. Art May Be Guarded Against War Ravage H u g h Herbert, the actor, is m rrlntir n W> K. Hugh Herbert, the »«V»n—l ir H e r ' - tO E N E V A Apr. 30. — UP)— Action by the council o f tne Lesjruo of Nations to protect a rt tr e a s u r e s In the event of w a r hii.t been u r g e d by tho internnliumd comm ittee on Intellectual cu-opThe a sreu tiv a committee o f tha International committee, un d e r tha c h airm a n sh ip of I m r . Gilbeit M urray o f Great llritain, haa a ked the council to aumm on In S e p tem b e r a confeiVnce f o r "the protection uf national a r t i s h p ro p e rty ." _ _ _ ----- — 1 r i t l u n t i t attract the |r ta tn t Norge of all time. a u n tr . Define »lic huyi hfT re* Norge cuti t no more to i n n frijtcrator, the looki at three —test to uu. Terms are tha Jifferen t m akes — c h o o in cnicsr we've ever bcenlbU to Norge. The ycsions for her offer. Now it the lime to begin choice are (I) convenience, your enjoyment of that luaury ( I ) economy, (!) mechanical that urea re mmk more than it superiority and (4) retpoosicosts. Come la. biliiy of the manufacturer. , , , j QT MANY Jhe.urye^jha.thrMughwheae • *MOSSK. r IA T0R C S* facts to light also disclosed ff/Oiag Unlit? Awls# s Crnii anuthcr very significant fact. sarAae BattU asJ Bain JteeA • 8 /k rth li avenge owner h iih sd AdjotaM* SM f a OMt'Pmf Ranger Dies Trying To Rescue Children PARSONS, W. Vs, Apr. S0._ UP)— Donald R, Guadlnrer, 3&<yesr -aid forest ranter, and his three children perlahed in fum es 1ant smoke t h a t f i le d their Uwelllnc a f t e r fire broke out. PI re m en paid Q tu d ln e tr t r ia d to r e t e u t . h U children, asleep on the saeend flour, but waa blinded. He leotlapaed while groping through ANGEL’S QUICK LUNCH110 N. PARK Aero** from Valdrx PLATE LUNCH G IVR us 3 minutes to point out wliy "G-3" is Amsrica'a best-seller—no ifs.snds.orbutslTo become America's beat-uU*r, it had to be America's best Agr­ and thal'a the “ G-3" AllW eather (or yout Evi- tlcncoP-w e've |o t plenty . local prool of btUtr thorn 43% ffrcelcr non-ikidmileaffc, quicker* IoppinZ,*afer drip, longer endurance. G et your money’s worth and then gome—ace ua about tircal 35c HOT CHILI lSe SANDWICHES 10c ft 15c Formerly Evans' Lunch Sie Angel, Prop. BLOWOUT DANGER ENDEDI Revolutionary Goodyear invention e a l w a hiffh-epccd blowout as harmless as a slow leak—enables ro u to slow down and stop, with car under control. L et us show you the New Goodyear Lifeguard* Tub# NOW O P E N ! HARRY’S 8 RESTAURANT Wa Solicit Your Patroniya "»« HARRY’S UQU0R STORE LIQUORS — WINES — BEER PHONE 2M PARK AVE. WE DELIVER CURB 8RRVICE. IN REAR * ~ 21st YEAR!... “MORE PEOPLE RID E ON GOO! TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER M M K T E S T IM O N IA L , M ' �t) Seminole Coanly Prodacw Mm « Fruits And Vegv table* Than Any Similar Area In America S tfr e * » VOLUME XXV Roosevelt And Opponent Will Enter Primary New Englander Files Assuring State Of Presidential P r e ­ f e r e n c e Contest Saturday Is Last Day To Qualify ^ a ttfu r fr AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Associated .One Ds^i .L eft.In — LJfI Which To Register SaMinfav is the last day in whirh SentinoV County voter* can rejf inter. Thr | h>|| hnoks in all precincts wd | \n tn» kept open until 12 clock tomorrow night in the fit.- Ilf W. (J. T h i n w i i , auprt »'or of rrgi* C o u rt Sentences Charles Beck To t lli # M'MRER 161 Established In 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 1. 19,16 Form Gronps -A' - w For Meetings Of Politicians tration, in the- 1 •miry Build mg. Honk** f<*r IV itinftn l ami ,1 (Tu) i»| > hmf *r *11 will \*f tiprn until » IV M. in the ha.M*ment of th* t ’uurt iim io I t m Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Itlghm* And W ain fransportatloo Italians Ready MoreCongress To C e le b ra te T a s k s Talked G re a t Victory By P re s id e n t D ERN INSPECTS ArvfT ENDORSER ’FLORIDA CANAL A ’ / I Fall Of Addis Ababa F i r s t Adjournment Expected Soon But Date Arrives With Two Major Issues Selassie Says That As Yet I'ndecided W on’t End The War First Rally To Be In Layman School Next Monday Night With MA” Group Present 1he more ithan *0 candidates for Th. mlnole ('ountjr (there local office* listed in j the unofficial ballot printed daily In The Herald) have been divided I by the Seminole County Dem­ ocratic Committee Into two grnupe -that all Democratic candidates may have the opportunity of car­ rying their candidacy before the voter* of the County.” | "A” group la composed of the 24 candidates for Tour seats on ^ f A P ) — A nrerlde*’M*l n ro fo r-1 J the Board of County Cotnmis. enc* c o n te st In F lo rid a wa* S h ( M > ti n g S t ’ T H p e tinners, the seven candidate* for a s su re d to d ay . S e c re ta rv of theriff, the three candidates for S ta te G ra y announced th a t After pleading guiltv at the County judge, and the one cantw o ran 'iid ato ft had oualified . r«i rt h ...mc thi n l l - ii m n to didate for superintendent of pub­ P re sid e n t R oosevelt nnd charac. uf 'hooting hn father lic schools ____. ___ m i _ Having inspected the Gulf-AtlmtiC ship canal at a punt nrar Ocala, Srcrrury of War (Jeorge ll group la compoaen or ran- lf . , ■* Joseph C o u tre m a rsh . th e l a t - , ln U " 1,nl brother-m-la* in i,.r ml Buck '(anfird didatet for the State Senate and 11 I,rrn cn*lnr*eii the project aa **f»a*ih|,* and worthwhile" Its completion Mis ii"w up to t^>ngre^s.' te r o f L ebanon. N ew l U i m v '* " 11* ■«". Charles Charle* Deck. the l<egi%ature. aupervilor of r e g -( **id. He ia ahown watching workmen who are being laid off until the future of the canal la «le* sentenced *u ,e.ve sh ire . R oosevelt q u alified >"",h' " ‘ In the .late penlten- istrmtinna, prosecuting attorney, terminrd. In Uio background can he seen a lectio n of the gigantic eacavation. (Al* l'hotul !■*•* night. end Coutremar-h *o- * No Instructions Will TL v T Be Given Delegates I W e e I ea r 1 erm To National Confab . , ----.Local ^ outh Enters f t , , MnV Pl ea Of Guilty To j I hy t b r Isenrlnnlrtl IVilh Ihr full t‘r l W I pul ID I’HplTrl K't'K * •■x ll^Ctt't I 111!vm**id11 , i 1y, nil 1Tn 1v p p*-|*m■‘n**I L -Un tl, n rmdnlt/alum iv ,4'h, i victory Hut Emperor HniU* Sale- in> I. cUi.-.l the fall of \ .f.li- \h:»t» i | immiM iu*l m rin the i'll.I .f hi. i nntton’* fight Ihi V t rhi* Kmprror cr.lt" tut •M. ! r»*t* shli* h. cl it* 1 fit 11**114 in t hi* V h > »fV "f t h r ' i pit si to mart lht T l- v* . 1, lom.o 1f vi nt aa a Hi*nipt '!,» 1 id thi* 11ol mu advance, t r lh (1/ 1 N. l |i«tT* to r a r r v pruvisi " 1H *( . n(J«TJ»■| t them five day* \hatm wn- pra t**H i IN (I. W.-tl. ’•1 u .iav. r x t r p t |t. h .. -let-gat,--I f., maintain -r-h-r Relief And Taxes Remain I nsettled I.aEollette P ro p o se s Boost In Surtax On Individual Incomes \V 'tS lIIN C .T l M o r e t: ks fn r C o n I AIM I h y Preno r. -- M o re i 1i*r jil> of |i*M»*(-\ .'It m lny an M » y nm t'nl d ate 1 -t Iht* Icmlprx, a r o n . 111Ulllv *i't 1 11\ n l n i l l i 1tie n m jo r issues still u n..f r e l io f n n d tuxiM 1 « i -t t l i 'i l * c o n fe r e n c e th e Tlo- Koiperor vowed Ktht-ipi:i III tii* I hope the w<*otd figlii "until tin* l.i-t P i . -d- ni ....... nml tl rug liivv nml the --d lier nn.t tin- !a-l inch” It-- )--• I new ( I whip «uImIdy hill will be the A*-*via1eJ I'rev* ttin) IVv,■ r.d Hi* ni in mid it h pm"majorItv --f our armv 1* n- 1 r de*tr-iv,*,i -r I the n*irat-- --f tl»-- --1hii* t li*• nr-vt Irmtjfcy Ik*1wr*en the Britain troop* i* eveeilent. ltalion - t 1 'mtfil S lu !*■<•, vance* are in, portent m tem:lh I-mud tv lim iting thf al acp of cer* hot io-iL-ntfi.-aot in u i -Mi ,rnd lam Ivpri ttf war*hip*» would be far from bringing the invade- •fill !t» till* S.snatT thu J»f**i»loit. \* tho S.nrttri finance1 commit* I a *l*-ci*ive vieiorv. a* rimmed hr him Kven m*cu|*nti,-n of A-i-t, »•••* giithcik-il ftguin to consider CITY NEWS BRIEFS Ahaha d--e* not signify do-tinr lrt\c«. S*’*'nl«tr I-aFuUvttc, Wla* tion -*f the empire Our retreat ri»n*in. 1,n*g»r**ivi»i stepped for1 0,1101 lOW ‘ 1nle- High at Actual And Promised A VI and ; in M low 3 Delegates A re For i* not the result of an arm* -1-* uitnl vkihi ii pmpnAji] tu raise an annually Ihffieultle* In rnnirniniin additional Support Gratifying 11 .m a M Landon And Other feat tion*. *up pi ie* nnd lack of medi hv iMi'i«*filing surtax, rile* on tn* incomes. This wu a To Drive Chairman Five w.ie-- of hind near l'*l,n 6 Are Uninstructed cal help due to ayalematie -ie dividual to Hii i' the revenue yap •Iruetion hv liu* etieiov of tl-* on hi,non", k wii-io t< an-fei ie -1 hy With the addition today of wnirnnty <1lied today by l.lov-l ORLANDO, May ly - l/P ) — Flor- tte-l Cm** resulte-l in a «trnlegie hetkirvii the lliun e tax bill and , day. Qualifying close, Saturday ,inrv *' l! if 'td hy Circuit Judge school hoards, clerlt of courla. tax night. I SHI anl It Smith. , isseasor, ta* collector, conatablea, , A resolution adopted by St.in lht' drfendaa*..—plonlod justices of tha peace, and state Democratic Committee U ,t Feb-1*ul,,v 11 *'■* no’ nr‘'‘" " ,,rv >° rulamitteemen. Only candidate! who have qual­ fuary provided for the primary. ,M' 1 hv ,,,ry,f,rr ified with tha County dark and Application over the signature of hl'* " nt' "f '"<• with the Democratic committee tha candldata 1* sufficient to quel. s,,’" h ,hrt |fjr, 1 * which i* gin* today. will address tha -official” polit­ Delegate* to tha national con-' Vh" " ' a ,l"V,,n rtti’ ical ral lea arranged by tha camSeminole mlltee. ventlon will ba unlnstructed. but ,rn ‘ ,,f s *nfl,ri' The first rally will be at 7:10 tha preference prlm.ry was called r " " n,y •'*<h '‘n'° » *h"r,1 ‘n,k " U give an Indication of Florida ihr ,* h" lf ,,f ,W '•rfyiwlar.l. In o'clock next Monday evening In T o ttn ' wi«h«i> j almost every inline** lho*e *p?Jtk the 1-yman achool and will In­ Altamonte Mr. Rooaavalt eent a letter to inir fo- Mr llifk «nid th at iq th-ir clude Fern Perk, the real Springe, Forest City and Bear Secretary of State R. A. Grsy opinion* “ liquor requeuing that hla name bo placed cAti.e of i he t r o u b le " It »pn» *-o . Ink* sections. It will he addressed brought out Ihnt the defendant | t,y the “ A" group—commissioners, on tha ballot. W. B. Bishop of Nash qualified had jiromi-ei! "never to touch sheriffs. County Judges and superthe l*i violent** request. Secretary more than f l J j in ailvunra g ift, K. Kv*-ie,l t-» Joseph R. Me- i-U'* 12 Voles at the Koputdican r e t r e a t ” aa a candidate for commissioner whiskey again” if the judge sua Intendrnta of school*. liemleti hi* -rnlenre. M*o yunlhiiu has urtred sen alofl There will be two other jneet- to the Hanford curp* of the Sal­ Connon of Winona. Mmn. of agriculture. national convention at Cleve and Returns t*• ruin* the full |' i|7 t000,000 loet Speaking for the sla le. I.liiy I ? ., Inga next week. ||) Iha Oviedo vation Army, bringing the total June will be c**t aa a unit hy Candidates for statawiA* and AD DIS AHAHA. May I M l when this year** AAA proeeaxdistrict political office* In Flor- Boyle, state's sltnrney. told t h e ' school at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday of these advance subscriptions to The f i r e d e p a r t m e n t was culled a Jelegulion consisting of nine un- Fmrmror ItalU returv«r.l in if Inxe* were invalidated. Ma moat file their first campaign Court th a t the defendant ha I > *n: evening for C.roup "B" candidates. | more than 14(H), General Chair- ou t last e v r n i n g lo e s t i n g u i s h u mstrurted reprraentatlvva and RUthtenly In bin a^|»Arrnt‘v ! mgmgmmm . w l . ___ " . Invulged In several other acti of | sod at Ganava the foltqwlng t ’urrrnry influthmi^t* and their following day day c . R. Dawson Stated that l>a gri*s_ f i r e n e a r the 11. C. Vvusli- thtee pledeed to aupport '.lie prearap l^ l yi*Rtrnlay while high i f aeertbrrYflf state ,tM ta le f »«h* dwtmr the Inst few- yexie; (Thorsday, May 1) f o r aU eandl- l* "pleased with t i c actual an 1 h u rn r r s i d e n r e al T w c n l y - t h i r d klentlat nomination of Gov. Alf M. flraU anti nativiw fieri In fuinle Mp|N»nents prrparcil for a H ouie and that M » i a r t p r ^ w o , Jitifl of both grotrpi, T h t Gcrwvii vote on May 11 on the Frasierl andon of Kan»*. 8U U law provides the Ural cam promised support of the annual St reel anil h u n f o n l Avenue. a f ain it the H|‘|»roach nf rnni|u i*rf nuke farm debt refinancing bill, John F. Harris of Palm Reach, Itur Rum nn Iff inn i, Ppelgn expense statement must he tativc nf the 6tato I think V'u J meeting li to b t an »H day affair appeal” for thr Army, sod that this.** ' with a barl>tcu#. i* llln if for f 1 .iMV),[KM>(0Q in new filed not earlier than May .1 anil ■houM know early response ha* been "grattfyT h i e c m o n t h s on t h e c o u n t y Florida’s national It,-pub icon runTh** liltfI* ruler of Afriri** ln*t prtmmjnring Jthi* ’tcnicncf ; — - - -money. „ # niltteeman. was unaiiinioosly nom- rmpin*. who hni w not later than May 7. The sec­ i log." road wa* t h e e n t e n re m e te d out u htiin^ I S4’nnt.»r Pat Harr icon, Mtaali* iimted for rc-e action at Cleveland. wvrn-jnotithV fifht n f a l p i t th»* ond atatament must be filed be­ Judg«* Smith said tha 1 he The campaign for funds Is S i - today hy C o u n tju . J u d g e S h a r o n deeply by the a ppcarancJ • Mrs. Myra Brown of Tampa, tho ItfllUm, ranu* front the not th e m clppi DenuM-rat, n*kei| the esparta tween May t l and May 24. The moved In- undertaken nest Tuesday and to MiNhI v • asiih wh o pl eaded nnd *tat*mrnt« of «n many sub-, a slnirfe graduated Florida Republican mtlinaal com- front find rntpie«t n c*nnf**rt’Ucn i to draft 4hlrd must be filed between June utantin rilizena, but that In Ihli .11 workers have already volun­ g u ilty to p e t t y larceny . nntteowoinan, was ii„minate>i for with the A m rrlcin m l n h t e r - r f i|- Bchrihile nf taxes which chauld 14 and and J u l y 3, and must teered to engage in the won. particular cine "an act of per­ re-election, defeating Mra. Clara tlent nmf o m n i l fenrent, Corne Iiim he used Instead of the tevcral be accompanied by a statement sonal violence" had been commit­ None has been drafted. Mi T h e w e a t h r r : P artly cloudy to . | fables In the House bill. Inof political worker*. llawson said, ami more voUintm' night am i S a t u r d a y , u n s e t tl e d s t C. Grave of St. Petersburg, 151 to Van U nfert, ted by the defendant. He * 1*o said i IH. in ,t spirited contest. Each candidate must ILst the that "the easiest thing for me to Who rt*ii Lo tit * nf Ih’ eiii|u'rr»r 1 'lead of havlnjf a separate »nd times on t h e east coast. K x trv m e worker* arr desired. All are to WASnrNGTOM. May 1.—f/Pk— The *i* deircale* at large elect­ hint oeen n mystery until hi* re­ lower scale of taxes for corpora* name or names of contributors to *r»; do, would lie to let the hum in stile . iThe fast-moving career of Reprt- meet at 3 o'clock Monday after- n o r t h w e s t I or hla: P a r t l y cloud y ed lt»L*y are Karri*; Mr*, llrunn; ' turn, Hilt it was heftevri! hr? ha-l tion* rarninjf $ 10,000 or lei*. Ms hla campaign fund, and ihow the and o risrttli-d to n ig h t a n d S a t u r noon in Salvation Army head­ amounts contributed. j of myself guble me Iwt a* .sentatlv* Zioncheck. Washlngtin Paul llurvey of Voluala county; hern rally ins 1 hi* force* north * f p an would give all corporation# day. The statements Ire made under '•'" /''a " ''* ' " f " ? ' ! l,e'. ^ . Democrat, speeded up , „ l n yes- quarter* In the Font First Stre.-t George Wentworth o f Pensacola: 1 the rn|>it;i| for a tn't.(UU'h MuuL I with earning* of lets than $25,William J Mul.in of Orlando; C. oath, and they Inclnde a declara' “ ' 1' ' ^ . ; •• ' ^ ' u r. only to collide with a new ground floor office room former­ Rome 10 American* are In Ad li* 000 a $ 1,000 exemption. P a v h l H en d e r so n w as g r n n t e l tlon that they Include "all money *" nf . 1 **,, . ' (charge of reckless driving and dls- ly occup.Vd by A. I*. Connelly k IL McNulty of Brevard ruuoty. Altai*, m ost of them ml*«ionnrie*. * Son. Prospect .card* will In- <» |i etn ii-s io n to d ay to renoeh-l a n Treasury expert* estimated lha The si* alternate* are Grant Tho w ife of Van Knfert nnd lhi*ir •pent by me or i« my behalf, with lf^ l.^ 2 ,7 s t orH' r y rnn*,uc,a «n *r h» hl* old t h u r e h .b u ild in g into a rest 1It»u«e hill would raise $020,000,000 my know'edge and consent ,' n',' r ' f ' f . " , orldr of three Hays had progressed lectcl at that time. Van Snnt of Clay county; Jose­ two sm all chihlrrn are here. Ailditional advance subscrip­ lienee t o be h e a t e d on Celery phine llrooki uf Miami; Henry through or by any other person; . ^ .“ 1 . ' l l In-c and U«Vn , ' ” n m"M tow,rd « F b -,d* The American W n lion i* i'le*e hy subjecting dividends to th# T h e cu tions reported today lead o(f Avenue id-nr I ,oc list. Page of Bay county; Mra. Grace lo the po*toffice ami «nr n f It’hio- nnrm.il individual Income tax into that I have w ither, dirtctly or InT e .lim o n rtv tJ v " 1 Knotts; E. F. Callaway o f luike- p!nra three radio atatlon* —like y and taxing corporations jpan th# directly, arranged, entourage.), or l!,.fJ a, nt , pp „ „ ,h H ’ Th" ,Mny n,w madsier that h s. with a t2 5 gift hy a friend of was e-lioiMted lit $2t)0. In other of Zlontherh’- re- the Salvation Army who declined hind, . Republican candidate for targets In care nf a i»oi»itniif. It percentage o f net incotni retained connived a t the (Fending of any the home of his father-in lav?, "n i figured , troubles w ss flsgre-i down to divulge hla identity. The nest Alt l»>ys of an y a g e w h m e governor of Florida. money other then ax ihown in my \Ve<t ltith Street, and asked Mrs.; la not equipped ‘against mr raid*. hi surplus. The scale fop .corpo­ ral ions e arning tea# than .$10,000 a chase near Alexandria. Vs. large subscription i* fur VJn f a t h e r is u m em lier of t h e A trier said statement; that I have not Beck to return homo with him.1sMer Tha 31-point platform was _ would go up to 20 1*2 percent, on repaid any amount lo spent, or Witnesses said that she tefuted' F srrestlng nollcemsn ticketed from the Florida Power A l.lght I lean l.egion is invitrd to attend adopted the m*ln piarka o f which those over $10,000 up to 42 1-2. for (12 m,' mile* an w"=” hot1* ‘m Only claimed to hava been apent. and . . .„.i ,» n(( him n"n «nr « ■" r Company, and the third Is f- r this evening's meeting nf the are as follows; lender Harrison’* proposal, th# Ah appeal “n f to "Jcffenm nisn that 1 will not do to, and that I Talk to you" IWk re-*",,Fr v,rinr* ^ ' ^ itrwrrv HZ' from the * N’eHi Bottling [Spn* nf~the lu-gltm HI the l^ g n n higher senIr wmtid apply to—n lihava not vlclatad any of the pm- " d ' , wilh a shot gun ami ,on* nro,»•l,lo,'», bondsmen. m«t o.»«t- Company, Subscription* o f lt d t Hut. 'M ore caps have been re D em orrlts” to join in ousting the corporation*, qut the first $ 1,000 eoncresiman each ware made by K. J. Meyer, reived and the-e will t« given Vew Deal for it* "wa*t and exput into surplus would net b# released. Wight i out to new member*. The. meet­ travsganra” and it* "drift toward the W right tirncery. 1?*^ . * ^ 0n? ,Bd ,hf. ! XPTndl followed. He Is said to h i s . fled ~•Whether ,****J eounleil in computing late* on cor­ the Florida honeymoon Brothers an-1 by another un- ing la to In- at 7:30 o'clock. socialism or wnr*e.” hire of funds la connection wl'h | (o M. rb woodj *fierwird i. was still on, or had he-n post- named friend. 8. L. A ndrei* candidacy for a nomination in a _______________ TA LLA H A SSEE. M(|>' L (At poration* making $25,000 or Icm # Demand that the S ta te [load noned. was a matter of eon lecture. and Maude limmsey rarb srnl primary, in latter or In aplril. tn So greht wa* the attendance el Department confine itse lf to main­ - J u d g e Hohcit T. Dewrl). pt-‘- Anthracite S t r i k e When Zioncheck e'nped with Ml*« help ase God.” , U*t night** "get-lugelhrr” i-arty taining existing ruids and build- slding at Bari-iw in I he Tamtam Believed Ave r t e Ruhve I/iuisc S ir. 50-vear old checks fnr |d , amt I I cln ( I —n IIn a* S na raae Three) (lugging trial, today u'ked l'»' were w ritten by t>r. T.' I* !><• * uf Celery Camp of the Woodmen PWA stenographer. l»st Tuesday, of the W ..,l-l that a truck w rt Supreme Court tu dt*mi*» mi Crash and Isler kept Inquiring newsmen and John Ludwig, 12.50 wa*. con­ sent to the baseball park tn NEW YORK, May t.—Strike o f alternative » r il nuintlamua hy guessing the rest of tha day tributed by John |> Brumlt-y, ’hring In Innchrs no the majority California Woman Is which defen se counsel seek , a t nd.OOO anthrnrite miner* in Bavaria 12 by D r. ‘U. 8 . St-lman. <1 hy whether he had or liCt the con­ Title transcript o f testimony taken r*tvrn I'ennsvlvwiia we* averts* of tho»e pri—ent could be sealed. Accorded T h e gressman left vnrylny reports a* L R. Phillips and 25 cent* by K, Many political candidate.' wer-the Hillsborough couh'y In. t night when miner* add opBERLIN, May I.—(Al—Eleven MOSCOW, May 1.—tA9—Scran, to hla Intentional C. Swop* Of American Mother before preient, hut there was n» •peak­ grand jury. The Court set 3 I'.M . eratnr* agreed tn continue praapersona wera killed, It araa rrportand fifty plartea f »w m t contract* tinlll 4 new agree* early today, whan a German mi l- ,,vrr it„ | flquara today In lha A flnr the crowd..dintinish-l NEW YORE, May 1 .- I,P>- for argum ent*. Technical ground* inent 1* reached. Briefs Are Filed In ing. to aome extent an _urch*»t»n lary airplane crashed Tuesday' en!str*t aerial review In Ruslan Loeb Murder Case Mr*. Frances -Elrsnor Smith, 53, are set up a* the cail*e for ask ­ The announcement wa* made for a . dance until m il of Claremont, Calif., mother o f| ing dism issal. daring night air protection mantu, history as part of the May Day Charge Id Quashed Government C a s e played ie** than two hour* after A*The transcript ts sought hy night. * rare a t Neu-Uha, Bavaria. ] cclehrstlon. Dictator Joseph four sons and two daughter*, wa* j Again s t M e l l o n ririant Secretary of la b o r E d­ Pal W hitaker, th ief defense Officials her* refuted to confirm Stalin dtvltwed the troops and rh-i*»n "Tha American Mother ef JO! LET. 111., May t. —</U -A Paul Brown, negro,' was sen r.<34” last night by the Gulden counsel, who said he wanted it ward I*. McGraiiy , arrived from or deny the re pert. . j saw 300 army tanka, Including WASHLNCTpN. .May y -A u - lenced The Exchange-^slyraph Agjrw ampMtUne whtch Bolshevik* charge 'of murder against Jamas nine month* *»n.lhn Rdie Foundation • Mothvra Day tf> In)* the predicate f*>r im­ .W aitingt*jn tp uttjmpt fa ,wntk Do^f‘*2-y*■^'0!,* tonvift who ml- other chaptar waa ad-le-l hoi-tv county read when he pleade-l peaching, the testimony of a wit­ out a compromise end prevent «TJs t*i milted kilting Richard Lo«b with by tha govarnmant In an a’- guilty before Judge Jaa. G. Shxr (ummitte*. ness a t the trial. Hu is claim ing the walkout, scheduled for »l(f* She will hold th* honorary title g dispatch to t-cmdon, said IS per a rasor in a Statesville bath­ tempt to ahow Andrew W. Mel­ on In County Court today to two flew slmultanaoualy/ they testified differently beforo night. for one year, aucrenling Mrs. aorta a m killed in tba crash. room. waa stricken by Judge lon guilty of "frttudulent eva- charges of aggravated assault Fletchsr M. Johnmn, of Irving­ the grand Jury. This account stated entire crew Wilson, with Wave to rainatato. elon" of moro than ♦2,ono.ou<i,i“>u Two Killed, 10 Hurt Prosecutor Be* Farrier filed of Um plana died and that numS u it's Attorney MtCabe said in 19.11 incoma taste. Roth rides He wae given three month* for ton-on- Hudson, N. Y. LOCAL WEATHER beating hi* wife over the lira I Tho commlttaa said she wai con­ the Dewell motion today. By Tornado bor of cH I tans wore killed when the stat* lacked witness to auh- filed briefs with th* board of with a stick of cord wood ami sidered typical became, "like the Whitaker and associate* ate ■ If t U w " 4 * lb* marhtn* f*n on them. sUntiaU th* rnnrdar charge. tax appeals. Oovsrnmcnt a t­ six months fnr stashing hi* majority of American mother*, she on hand tu argue. It it A il MILFORD. Iowa, May 1Loeb and Nathan Loepold, eon* torneys Mid • decision I* ex­ wife's young brother after lh-i ha* had to bring up a good sired — IT «4 ATI r * h . Average___ Meanwhile, the Alai recessed per son* were killed, at least 10 of wealthy Chicago families, werj Ml Iln r. Averse* —„ It — t* pected after oral argument* in family on a email meomo. ’ latter etruck Brown In the bar'* until Monday. *1*1111. ware In lured and property dam- sentenced to lift and W years m _ 11 tT with a pocket knife end left it a«e estimated at hundreds of for tha thrlU murder of 14-yaa.-- reply to bri*fs on May 31. 44 . M Tho government brief, filed to. sticking in the man’s back a* he Paul Biggers Given Judge Landis Will From lb* Pori of Central Flori­ thousands of dollars was caused old Bobby Franks In 1M4. Day 1# -n day, contendad fraud waa e*taV triad to escape. . *» . i l *'■ ** 7 da Sanford* b / a tornado which 'ashed th* waa senlsnood for robbery. MW Leave For Campaign Address Local Club 4* . i i llshed with Mallon'a disposal of Complied dally CMoyt Sundays lake Okohojl region of nortkweatU - It 123,000 iha roe of tho Pittsburgh S it of the 10 candidates for by tb* Scmlnola Couaty Chamber ern Iowa vestarday. It It Paul Bigger*, who was grantrd Coal Company and asked 'he Congress in the new Fifth di The Hon. Cary D. Landi* will _ it l» (af Cam mere* showing arrivals and Most of lha Injured war* In II 11 imposition of 50 percent peealty, Iriet addressed an audience nf given en address at S:00 P. M. a leave of absence by the Coun­ if via 8L Johns River. Mil font hoepltals. Th* storm ___ II — I I ty Commissioners some time ego bringing the total demand tu about 300 persona In Cocoa last as a feature of th* monthly budMay 1, lt3«. •t <4 missed Milford. The entire Peter •• II frtT night, Tha speakara were Sharon nes* luncheon of tho Wonman's from his duties as prison warden ALB NEW YORK, May. J.— Harry over 13.000,000,000. Dietrich family was Injured, none _ II ir Mellon contaoda he overpaid of Sanford, Scofield o l Inver- Club of, Sanford lo b* held at the County convict camp be­ MS ORLANDO, general cargo* critically, when their home wae Wales, tha taaieah driver who Bt I# ian«i ginning May 1 until after the $• II B t Johns Elver Una C*. Itvod in fear of death by bulUta the government about 1139.000. noas. Steed of Klsslmmie, and Wednesday afternoon. May 5, at primary election*, started 1 his blown it'Wn. 4 T th* club house on Oak Avenue. „ *.* tl Banka, Crank and Dickinson of DEPARTURES p, _ IT . I t Th* storm was followed by hall because of his f a r t h the hid today. Th* leave LINEMAN 18 RILLED Orlando. Judgo Sharon said a’l Th# program will b* prewnted campaign II 11 MB ORLANDO, gonoral cargo. an-1 torrential rain. Lms severe n*Blog of Pawl.N, Wondol, triad lo waa granted to enable Mr. the other epeakere "eoft-peddle i by the Civic Department end It 19 kill himsolf ' Bp. Johns River U m Co. __ It \l * j* S i damage waa done in EstbsrvUle. MIAMI, May~te—(A PI—Frink th* Townsend Plan, while he tol I Mr*. H. M. Papworth la sponsor. Bigger* to conduct hi* campaign 91 Guards, Miss i j Wf dews tb* cor­ IN FORT xrr^ M .. 11 I I which also was In the path of the ridor of Brooklyn city prison, got II. Cotlot, «1, linemen for the hla hearers he ia for a revolv­ Mr. Landis wilt not maks a for sheriff of Beminol* County, || 14 .11 »» Mn COLONEL Suwannee storm. None waa Hart there. end h* Mid that from now on political address. Ha will ep«ak Florida Power and Light ComM ing plan for providing pension* 14 A l to him bafor* ho aowld hang k in t* . On. 11 tt Cottages and rpitdeneea along self. They Immadlatsly clapped peay, died la a hospital here yea-. far th* aged, but la opposed to on some civic subject of Inters*! he expects to devot* hi* full (7 _ 11 M „ « half mils atrip of th* lake handcuffs m him and poatrd a terday from an electric shock orltb# present leadership of ths to everyone. Th* public Is t* tlm* and attention to the sher­ l« __ J* .. it ... I t 11 iffs race. front wars dcmoikaHed, I# 11 diaily Inritwl I t attend. a falL *Tow*s*nd movement. guart ouWMt th* teU, $125 Added Today To Advance Gifts To Salvation Army Florida’s G. 0 . P. Will Vote As Unit At National Meet Zioncheck Again Under Arrest On Speeding Charge High Court Asked For A Ruling In Tampa Whip Case - <•*a - . p;j- gr.toSs.^ S k V * > , — «• - e - r<y11 Killed In ^ Of Plane In Dictator Stalin Sees 750 Planes Fly Over Moscow d In Iowa MARITIME NEWS Prisoner In Wendel Case Tries Suicide ______ 1 </ '• ii Mi �THE SANFORD HKHALP, BANFOHU, FLORIDA Sanford Herald I-'Air ■ Today la May Day and all over the United State* aohod children are eoiebyalinr the occasion with outdoor featiVala, picnic*, and parties. Thia is tfae particular day of children, for in addition to its being May Day, it ia also Child jlcalth Day when Home special thought is always given to guarding the health of jyoung people and to theie future care and development. It Is a happy occnslon for the youngsten. In the va­ rious schools throughout the country, special exercises for their, pleasure sad education are arranged. Ip Us* cities thousand*.of boys an d .girl* gatha* in cilp, parka, lot. May pole dances, games and drills. It la a tjjyte of happiness and joy, and such solemnity as may be associated with it Is confined to the study and consideration of health, growth und development. e n t r u s t this picture with the customary May Day celebrations in Europe. There it is a time when 'commu­ nists proverbially demonstrate ngniust their governments. It Is e time when radicals mount their soap boxed and con­ duct their most violent tirades against all powers that bv It is a time when disgruntled workmen strike, when riots start and revolution boil over. It ia a tima of agitation, social strife, and disorder. l^ lllB tU B Thousands of men will congregate on downtown cor­ «rrg t H IB ners in every capital of Europe. Homo wild eyed, lone •5 ted fa haired agitator will mount his s»np box, end begin to play upon the emotions of all who will listen to him by telling them how much abused they are. Before Jong he will FRII). have them gathering sticks und stones, to hurl through the nearest plateglass window, or throw at the passing |s>Iicemen. Before tho day i$ over, hundred* of head* will !>e cracked. .Scores will l>e carried to the hoapitoia where they will tie treated for cute, brglaea, and concussion of the brain. Most of the Injured will be the riotcers them­ selves because they are lean prepared to cope with the situ­ ation than arc tho Htcel hrlmcted mounted ixtlicemen. But occasionally some onp. painfully striving to do his duty in the face of moat trying obstacles, will be stabbed in the back, or shot in a melee. When the day Is over, what hus been accomplished? Have they succeeded in changing the system undur which they languish? Havo they brought about a condition which Jeha D. Rockefeller. Jr., hea Ju** will maka overyone happy and prosperous? Have they awed a gift of three million a txr rn for the construction of , MM twe' e atury hospital for tho •Beeiel treatment of ranctr and a d M disease* in the heart of New Y»rk f’lty. This i* one way la whltk the, cipltalistk* system v Dignified senator* were shockud •• Um other day whei^ one of their OOmher made the announcamsnl that Mas* people are Hying on dog food. But why be shocked at that? Boa* people don’t even have dog food. Soma people have only tho*, •crap, to eat which they find la garbage can, in the rear of STMtry ( t o r ,, and reitaurenta. . Door aid Kay Weal suffered an otiMf blew yvstsrdav when the 1000-foot bridge, tb* last eonaoatiag link between it anj the mainland waa destroyed by rife T * hurricane 1**1 summer drataeyed tha V. K. C. crldgn which Affo«de«l tba city railroad c o m ­ munication. Now that Ihe hlghway brWgn la gone. Key Weatar* may btcom# rr*lgn*-l to their fate. (Taelrs has been a U tter struggle « People who have been buying loManr llakela during ihe past few year* to satisfy their Instinct for eoroUlng ahoufd consider the ■poailnHiU** of ths stuck market. II they had Invested H.Otfu in ih * * three u iivr jv it , a*n. Omralar stock year* ann. U s ; could **ll It Unlay fur II 0,000, 1 *|c*r profit of 1'j.uoo ln three poor* without lifting • flngrr. «oald hare don* *buul *1 ■WeU -whh *ny other *to«k on the boar-1#. But >to«k*, like everytbkag *U* *oon*r or later mual '(•m a down. .fsrmor slrplans pilot, who tyR down enemy pianea for Mfqr during ths war a t great Ivfo himaelf but a t tho exa of becoming a dopa fiend * U s war, Air Ifbilatcr Guerk w ksss mail* "oaonomlca itor” hv Adolf HiLar, with ir of Uf* and dsnth over p kMsisos* and every bualneaa ■**1, In tbp evrnt of Hitler'* k Qoering woqld prooally hi* pise* end Germany would whst Ilf* wa* like is France ••th# butcher " U pretty generally agreed post politic*! commentator* Senator Hodge* win bs In (he f f for governor. Who hi* on nt *iU b* ia « subject whisk l» 1»J»Ibk A wlda Tang* of opinfind that moat of thoae AT* Stoat violently opposed to N are supporting either » d l or Paty, ths candidate* I tkn lower *a*t (M a t And It Wat rurprtse ua • b it If aw* k* other af them ren.lt off aMA Hodgva. Hhwever, if J a lg . W O soaUaua* to gala, nod MoR and Paty split Um aaat ) VOte«. tb# Tampa candMal* ytor* U )>• tha 4afk bona. 'T H E SANFORD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA May Pay Celebrations NOT OVERALLS — OVERHEAD s, soeonc moarMo Tho uxtont to which tin* spi-niiiug anti litruliiiK |»r<w •r«ma of the ft^lural government have altictl local iinitn of goventment—clticn, counlien, and atutca—bt indicated by. a ireent reiturt tjf the JIOI-C in Wushinutun which iwinU out that this one agency alone has disbursed nearly |22Ii,000,000 to local itivcrnnienta Iry puyini; up lutek taxed due on mortgaged humen. . In moat catum home owner., who had allowed their mortgUKV, to ko Into tlefault were ul,o in arreunt on their taxea. When the Home Owner,* I,oan Cor)>oration wa, organixod and began tho task of refinancing distrusted took to puy up all l>ack tuxe, on auch placiM. Tho amount of the taxes pub) in th i, manner w a, added to the mort;agi' which tho IIOIX? took fur it, loan and ultimately will bo rt'ixiid hy the home owner. "T hi, 122ri,000,000 in ca«h, |iald directly by tho HOLC to thouMimU of kicul treuAuric since say, a hullotln from tha U0LC headtjuartern, "ha, helped many hardpressed communities to maintain their nchools, poilca and other ewiential public service* Intact nt a critical time. It accordingly reduced the noccaaily of tax nalea, costly Judg­ ment proccodlngs and tho acQulaltlon of real estate by cltlea. These HOLC payment, provided the cities with more money for current needs, Including relief expenditures, and enabled them to function with l» „ Itorrowed money, lower debt service charges and. therefore, lower taxea upon other properties than would otherwine have been neceaaary. In Home caeca. HOLC tax disbursements saved communities from defaulting on their own maturing bond Issue*. "Thl, outlay by the Corporation waa incurred in tha course of making loana to 1,004,206 home ownere, amount­ ing tp 13,041,528,596. Such tax payment! have aggre­ gated approximately 7.4 per cent of the total dollar amount uf loon, by the Corporation and average S224. the average loan amounting to |3.019. By ntatea. tha disbursement* 'of the HOLC for th l, purpose range from 930:242.000 in New York to |104,000 in Nevada. Tha variation by state, In the average amount of tax diahureement per loan rcflecta the difference! in property values, in the suitalnod degree of distress of tha borrower* and-aUo In local tax rates and methotk of assessment. "Taxes due subsequent to the granting of loana hy the Corporation tro paid direct by the home owner to tha local tax authoritlaa. Taxes due on property acquired by the Corporation, through foreclosure or otherwise, are paid by the Corporation, which la not exempt fro m statB and local taxation on such proportion while it holds tltla tp them.** In the 8Ute of Florida *)on* the HOLO has refinanced hif teaif than 13.4G2 Kbmes' 'w ith' tHortfceyttr •gtfp'egatln# a total of 930^03,68L The back taxea which were paid up on tbaaa homes amount to 13.043,000 which hmi been added to tha treasuries of the cities, counties and itata. i d .Calendar E n t e r t a i n s • President Roosevelt, on Salur- crops. And la periods of highest day, April 86, before the Na-' prices, farm Indebtedness did not twaal Democratic Club, In decrease. It Increased. New York. [ Now, why did this happen? It But It was not the lack of happened because the farmer, like overalls, nor suits of clothes, no,| most Americsas in this gaudy nur the Inability to pu'those century, bad bean a promoter sad automobiles and rpdioe, which a speculator. Ho was not as precipitated the great farm! agrarian, lie was a man who rritla of 193l-*32, with its riots, hoped to get rich. <Whoa prices night ridings and its throats <*i • were high Is did not retirs his revolution, and In 19U caused' debt and theracy Moure Us iodetbe hasty enactment of the A gri-1 pendenee, but he bought more cultural Adjustment Act. What land with two Ideas,' of cashing in caused that ciiaia waa the In- j on higher prices, f„d ^ holding ability of fanners to meet their the land for aa iacreaae g valaa, fired chargra, thsir debts, th e1 In this period a gnw t many for' interest on their mortgagee. This I tunes were made ia land. A (arm, is important. Because one cannot er would buy 'sad tor |10Q as astlmate the value of a program acre and sell it on mortgage fur •scapt by a cor set analysis of! 1100. and retire to spend his <dd the causes of the crisis it waa ds- age in California oa the InteresV signed-to meet and overcome. It: When the crash came ho bad ta ma/ ha politically shrewd to U ll! go on relief ia California or ra­ th* farmers of the United Stales,| turn to Irw» and s ta rt plowing while addressing an audience In j »*»‘n Furthermore, with his aye s manufacturing center, that ths] «n high world p.icm, hs put his farmers' difficulties lay in that l(n<1 into cash crops; the coitus disparity between the prices of , v»r/ lari* of soil into eotagricultural products and ths! ton; the wheat fanner every prices of industrial products. This •'tusre yard into wheat. And hr Is certainly part y true, insofar bouKht not only his overalls, but aa it reflects upon the farmers’ c*»nril pass and hearts, and ina'I / standard of living and his effac- svrrythiag which be *tc. And b« live purchasing power in Araeri- depleted his soil, Agsin. in thi­ rsty Industry. But It was not this period of agricultural boom, many which persuaded the farmer to fafnu were run by city people; get out hie shotgun and which ■been tee landlords and teQJUlUjl brought about the A. A. A. pro- -------- - - r - s - j f . crom and its successor. It waa tho _____ ■ _________ , « fear of loaiog his land to raurtgsgors. An,I il I, rirtainly nrtt inapropos : ~, , .. 'W and w at Is the condition now, and bow did that farm iiitlel.ti-dtR-ss . " 111. tlmtll. and wlieth,*: it wa : indebtedness in I'J.ld , the victim of economic forces over which lie had no control or **a* he the victim of businea.-i practices for which he wa* re aiKmaibW, he and the civilization uf which he is a part? The ques­ tion ia vital. For If it waa the Hist, then obviously it ia . the duty of Ihe whole rcoli imy to help him, lo hoip him aa it musl help Uie unemployed city pro­ letarian who actually an,| de­ finitely hiu no emilrul over hi*; means of existence as society I* at pteaent organised. But If it waa the second, then society may be committing Itself, first, to saving him from the results of bla own errors, and, secondly, to confliming him further In the same error*. It I* true that with a huge farm vote and an election pending, political leader, of rnHber patty are likely to cmphasiu the litU r. All th , rmjrc reason why tho dDInU.raUd should try to look a t th* problem In a disinterested manner. The facia are these: In 1900, about 30 percent 0f all the forma la th* United States wet# mort- Jjjg s ' Final Services Held Bank BaadiU For Egyptian King WKk 918m In Caak CAIRO, Hop 1.—King Fuad waa BOGOTA. J , Mny l —b f c - National Bonk shortly after woda Tkuredoy, b ad up sevarel am* US& S pkyt* »ad ctMtemar*, and erttb between IL8.0M tod ; Tbe rebbere, nil writ dm . JfQNDAT Circle Number One of the F irst Methodist Church will meet »t 3:00 r . M. with Mr*. Lola LeCette, 1900 Magnolia Avenu". Circle Number Two of the First Methodist Church will meet a t . 1:00 P. M. with Mrs. Hutchison, 418 Grandview Av«- UNDER NEW* RULING * . w •• OF ATT. GEN. LANDIS Books will be opened thru S a t MAY 2nd POSITIVELY T H E I.ABT DAY Hooka for Sanford, i'm iR rix 1 and S at* open each day (Sunday excepted) from 9 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 P. M. to 6 P. M , in the basement of the Court House. Saturday night* until • P. M. fke. W .J . T H IG P E N , I Registration Super*Uw. Brmlnoie County. FtorMtol REGISTER NOW* THE fYlOST A M A Z I N G USED CAR VALUES SAVE m t rxm n r i'i n u i skdas — Jo * ! lr*4*C' In on a n»w C h * v r» D l m i. a »4 In •iv*ll«nt *--nillt|ii*. 11-4, aa4 **feol*t*rV Ilk* **w. g a r m I c ; « l l h .*|> OK lliat cunnl*"— In | p n ih* llni tackr bu:*» S I! isii citavitourr count—n*- ( mc*4 | t | tn m I| *| more. M— t--r l i t b u t carcCwlly tn*— i a *4 <h*rti*4: krt>. (talak *a-l u o U o U t-ry ( I r e p-»i>f | A M r t nf I I * ft a* .tala*. //* » \ l thl* low price......— „ V V t i l l IIICO COUPE—Badread ITS In aall at uaee. Mnlur ha* h«*n rarafollr luaad and ebeebtdl b«t». flalab aad *|> | « np* hulaiery flv* proof af I 4*k Ita tin* value. Only Au d iiahulatvry. Hill* w r e r . « Ir* Tb r**owdl||na*4- aad b*i "an OK that count*C o m p la U ly O a re la l M l* equipped. la d a y o a ly I t l l F O U D H K D A N v -lf r e s era looking for a real bargain la * ■w all, aiirurilvft aar— m « thin Kurd today. lift (lalah. Hr** nd uphulatery »how aa wear. la motar, irenawlaalaa and aal* hare haaa earetuliy •Arehad fur dasaw i- I f l A * t a l»H KaaKX HKDAN—Original Di m llnlnh. (Iran npholnary, 'f n that •* •« lltil* wr*r. r e a n i f k l f r*«n*4ltt*n*4 an* k u k r i hv "aa O K ituil count*” rnnipDlrly equipped Including •*0lo. ■!•*** heftier and I n f t f * huopftr i w n k Opoalal / / S ■alft today ftaly -----b id 225 •*■ Ihl* praelleally I relek— eoeipare fur ****** and Mu II pr»f»r It |« iM * ruHD « .Congregational Church will meet M P. M. with Mr*. Joseph Mrs. Connelly Gives Melseh, West First Street. The axecntlve board and eirci* B r i d g e Luncheon chairmen of the Woman's Mission­ ary Union of the Flral Baptist Ilonoring the member* of the Church will meet at .1:30 J*. M. Duplicate Club, Mr* A P. C.-nat tha church for a round table dis­ nelly entertaine-l With a lunch- .11 cussion. and bridge party Thurodav- i ftsrThe music pupils of M*s. noon at her home In the Mahoney flattie N. Abercrombie, mu*ic Apartmenta. A profusion nf rn—s, teacher for the NVPA. will five eamathvns. tarkspnr, and >th--r • reeitel at 8:1.6 P. M. in Rome gaFtlen Dower* In paitej ,ha I < 23. Arcade Building. Tho public waa used to decorate the p»rty le invited. room*, -The following circles of the I/Oneheen wa* served infoema'.y IVrsbyterian Auxiliary will meet at the canl tables hv the hostess Mnndty afternoon; assisted hv Mr*. I . llnwkins Cnn Circle Number One., Mrs. S. K. nelly. Bridge wa* thea nlave-l 'nAndrew*, chairman, will m*et at til a late hour when high secre 3:30 P. M. which Mrs. Herman! prise*. Foalorla h-nhon dishes, Brown, 1H4 p>r|, Avenue. were awardeJ to Mrs, Samuel IMl- | Circle NunAer Two, Mra. Phil­ Ip Bach, chairman, will- meet at ,4:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. a ie a t-a i l#i»0 A. M. at the riuh IjaClalr Irwin. ?t80 Palmetto house. Tho Seminole High School P Avenue, with Mra, Irwin and Mrs. R. A. Cobb aa ho,teases. . Clrele Number Three. Mra. i J If. Boyle, chairman, will meet at 4:00 P. M: with Mra. Wallace W.| Wright. 2442 MeTonville Avenue. I I Clrele Number Four, Mr*. Vie- ’ U r Grctn. chairman, will meet at 3:30 P. M- with M n. William A. ii Cdson TU ttoti nr.UAV— nan, Mrs. Dorothy Lamb AddreH.neH Students Sponsored hy WASHINGTON. May 1_--W>— tJarner. A stalwart kenltscktan w i t . da-1I Barkley, a direct, scathing-styl* Ifrer ?he Democratic snor-T bn-Vbc speaker, wa* in. hi* teens when bO lo g in a h t a h t r # »K ) * e d # > » 'h r sew Repotilicnn rha'Vnjre w ir ed fty a story and debate. In collega he rugged Oregonian. sen- s champion debater, a pritv Two weeks after Senator Fred- winning runner and jumper, * ertek Steiwer gtves the keynote football and baseball player. speeeh st the Uepuhlh-sn eonvenla ter he studied law, learned tlon in Cleveland, Senator Alben W. Barkley will sound the Dem­ ocratic rail to arms at the P h tsdelphin convention, which opens June 2.1 A seasoned campaigner and s frequent Senate defender of the Roosevelt Admlntst ration. the senior Kentucky senator keeps a powerful, resonant voice virtually always in tune for oratorical aci tion. Withdrawing as a possible i favorite son candidate in 1912 to ’ support the nomination of Mr Roosevelt, Rarkley was salaried as the temporary chairman of tho nntlonal convention at ('hirsgo. His keynote speech there was a blistering attack on the Hoover ad­ Ruby Keeler and Paul Draper aet new standnnl for speedy ministration, and he followed it >year*. I darners to try for In the Drat big Warner Ilm* musical In nerv a up with a vigorous campaign fori loyalist year. "Colleen,” which open* at tho Rltx Theater on Sunday O th m the election of Roosevelt and *of Alfr in Ibe all star cast are Dick Powell, Jack Oakir and Joan Blondril. High School P.-T ItXAi'H — HONOR ROLL t»M r o a n tudor okdak— F R E D E R IC S O N E -M IN U T E a Tp The C sepleO flktofllata. Bwbject Tw Damwerstis , Primaries . Tax and all ether aulas nee HODGES favor*: did Age nod K tO ti'i Pertrieae MJ 0 Au- ■ THE SENSATION OF THE CENTURY,J F ra d -rlra to w (i-tkl M ltrv V K I'a rm aneai rnaretatoty favelotlnalaea p -rm a e rn l w arlna. Il rn d » for all lime I he danger*— Iba u a re rla ln lD e — Ih* diaeomfurla brratoler* a»•related w llli permaseat waving• T e a a u y bare aa*a KSeblaalare I'aem anreU hetorra— but nal Ilka rrratarle'a elmala and faol proof O N K k llM L T K H a rm a n .o l — w h lrh atvt* Melral. ('ruqulanole, as w rit a* Com ulaatloa W area w ith equal care and alm elttllr. InUrmrdiate and Y. P. De­ partment. W. P. Chapman. M!«* Ann* L. Brown. Mabel Chapman. Jane Hch»lt*. Mary Ellxatv'h Krhmehl, PcggV lliwlrhan, Olive Chapman, Marcia Proctor, Belly Tkorroood, Mildred Await, Mary Nsliey Brock, Halen Chapman, Ralph Caidwa I. Edward Wilton, and MIm Betti* Bshrman, Adult Department, Judge R. W. Ware, R. K. Kipp, Mr. an-l Mx*. 0 . R. Sim*. Mra. W. EJ Price, Mr*. W. B. Thornton. Mrs. C. A. Dennle, My*. Paul Johnaon, Mr*. J. M. Morris, Mra. N . II. Brock, Mr*. H. B. McCall, Mr*. Helen Schulta, Mrs. O. F.. W hlu. Mr*. Buncan. Mrs. W. I. d a r k , Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw, Hr*. Beaale Hutrhlaon, Mra. Wt D. Iloolahan, Mra. Lola LeGatta. Mr*. Georga McCrum, Mrs. P. R. Mite hall, Mra. W. M. McKtre, Mra. C. C, Priest, Mr*. Gaargs* Radford,* -Mr*.* - A. W. Abraais, G. E. McKay, R. F. Cren­ shaw, Alfred King, C. G Prie«t, W. L. Clark, C. F. Brsnnon, and thw Rev. A. II. Cola. LARGE ME er Biscuits .... 15c me'll* praerox. The manic-depressive eoaatltHs tinnal type Is described In s r*U*h inrt of wav as "thickly •at," while the -lementla present COastltiitional type Is thin and asthenic. The question of constitutional predisposition or susceptibility U of great interest an-l of much abf* nlficane*. for if such ty p e, do evlit. and fi Instead. *uff#rer| o t elimination from *ocirty of aoeh type* of eon»tUutlnn* by aetoetlv# breeding. . . ----| On the Other hahd, If the*# al* Ilered enn*tltnttonal type* do e o t exist, an-l If Instead, su ffer, of I bmp H A iR -ctrrro M PHONE * «a r Blanfonl llnlvcrelty h*» c*Uhll.hnl * divDIon of Induitrial relatione. M TO NITE aite In vote; ra*lrr malho-D nf regialration and change of party affiliation. Bupervlalon o f all privately owned public utilitir* by a atbto enmmiaaion. Rrduction in tho number of Flor­ ida countie*. Thanks missing) S A T U R D A Y ! >1 L ovely S ilk $.1.50 GOWNS New $2.50 Wo*h . FROCKS Bidlding Materials Good Variety of WH STILL HAVE REAU3. TIC WAV^B, FROM ♦WO TO fAM for lumbar, roofing , and build lag material, of all kM i tall ra a*. Hare youTI find tb* moat re*sen*bit price* , and boat quality and tike qulckaat aervict. ( H IL L Y ONLY, J Ti, our go<><I friend* and the buying puhlive in.ecrm-dil foe tho won-jraful iw*|>-ib*« given nur opening day aale. If you don't come down,—hero aro the values you’ro . “B A R B E R J O T "PERSONAUTY*'' In n ing fralrtil *i.| highway* *» t h a t fund* not -pent mny lx- uacd t» retire m unly imlrlilc-lnr**. I’nn-lrmnatlnn nf t h r fro ayalrm nf --timpi-iu-.il iun for county offi­ cer*. Ilrqurat that m in ority repreaentatiun bo maiulfttury in tho l.ogi*. laturo ' by t-iortim; a member of the minority p a r ty t o one port when ■ countv ha* more than one •eat In the l*-gi*lnliirs'. Kfidarnrmrnt of all rffnrtx lu obtain rsim burarnirnt for fruit an-l truck growrr* who *ufferr<l during tho MritUrria.-i-an fruit fly eradication campaign. iladiMtion of highway arridenta th rough inapccliim of vehicle* an.I lirrnaiiig of d r i v e n . A etata convenliun to revlau BOTH FOR T h la h af M! A brew-* are 1 w a vln e prereas th at irodarea P*re*aaaslly baa Wt If* I ‘ p a r r s — |tgj|* r'a w trl* and la alla g n r l i — IN e T A If T t.T . T h l* amsatag aaw peuc-ar FORMERLY WITH TO WELL DREW IN ORULNDOl IS NOW IN 0UI f (r*ftllftU rft % EXEMPTION i p m n : ih twarS • NO EilECTIUC h e a t NO CHEMICAL HEAT of Florifi be DAK—If yOa 'are W teal harael# I" iH tadlA aa*-e*e ttoav. IU. rigMh re . Wireless W ave GOVERNOR you. waat le bay a ■•ad, >l>-«rMad-r Oawab at ea / low. a ia* retire*" apeb a« mmparativcly short terms won't Involve their li*ej» i attem pt lo escape." In tho walled in*titutHin4 Alcntret, Igeevcmworth «n< InrUa, where th»» prie«»n Ibureau keeps tho “old-timei >.'* thee si'lletlon I" different. Ilendllne the hardened crimlnala In «uch pUce* riM|iiirrn tact and ccTnmo^n*en*c, 1« Ura"h «ay«, Ju't R4 in hnhdlini; the, more adaptahlf! men of tho “me.Hum or minimum cu»1*mIv ". Inatltutlon*. **A men ran't alw ays d*» 2ft or 30 year* without "lipi'ini? M couple tif riic^e" he >uid "Sumo of the |«>mr*time r«»nvicU hem me melnnchidy. Then they arr surly,' rv'M-ntful and apt to hear a i cruder Men in auch a m«va| ran l*r handle«l with tnrt with* Mit iliwniptintr prison discipline. Hut rtdintf a mrn In thnt moo*l,’ drtvlnr Mm to hl« taa^a. may atart the convict'* mind on n lino of thought which tiny rraull in ii 'atir-craiy' rmivirt running , Hiioik and attackittb; guard" and other inmate*—hepelo»a a" *urh n performance i-*." >*tnn *n-l Mr*. F. E. Rnuini'DL Mr*. D. I<t Thra*h*r wa* winner in n garni- nf ”8<re*nn" *n<| •#- 8UBMIT8 MB CANDIDACY FOR ffif'it. w x t rtw rs *'H that re*Me~—re t t o r e D A K —Awlgiaa Hpnniornl hy Scminol* Chapter Number Two, ' Order nf lh«v Kn*trrn Sl»r, ■ rnbarcl di*'t',*r will h* *crv*.| Turailay evening tit fi;0n n'rl-rk at th* Epi*rop«| P»ri«h Hou*c. All camliiUlr* for pul-llr oflrr have a upcrlal In­ vitation #ni| wl I bo Intrn-luccd hut thi-rr will hi- no *pc»king. A »P«ci»l muoirai program ha* bern arrangnl. IU . apaaagaai 1 Ja e l traded h w a m w rb e v ’ » * « ? « * . apd la la m u e l^ w i MKNTAI. DFJ’HWWtON On.- of the important type* o f menial disease is the so-called manic depressive psychosis. At ihe very name suggests, an out­ standing characteristic of thl* menlsl disability i« that tha patient suffers at time* profound mental depression, an-l at olhac times extreme mental eicltam ent. It ha* been maintained by aom# that there is a definite conatitUtionat type which appears to hd .auhjeet to the m*nlr-d*prex*b% psyrhosls, even as it I* thought that there I* a constitutional typ* which i* more likely to suffer da­ iFlorida’s G. 0. P. Will Vote As Unit At National Meet CAn.\KET DINNER IMS HUPP SEDAN—Dig o a r eem farl at am all ru t raai Carafak "O K " reoanAIHaalaa aaaurea lung Ilf* aad d«pan-la b lllly . Ileanllful fla U h la a lmoat lib* aaw. OpaeUI I ***■ aala prlea la* Malurday ||>k aad. Muaday oaly - J d *• *1 How’s Your Health? They9d Be Fools To Escape, Says Modern Prison Guard I Itl* PONTIAC SUDAN—1( you are Ireblaar far a real, bargain la a amail allreatlv* ear—aa* Ibla IStnllae today. Il* flnleb. ttrea aad apbulMpey Thaw ao waar. It* a, aloe. traa*im*el-in •■d aata hare tore ear-fellg • bra-bad far dapoad- , | a re ye ahllllp an-, durmhlllly. 1 7 k SS t p f 'J S K E o ra v R o u a r pm Itaad that petrel Ore thl 'o le t— compare apreara. f » , * * * r « aad reUabtU/ • o il peefar It la a rtlK V H O liK T chairman, will raaat at Sr30, B. M. xrlth Mra. J. D. WeodHrff, 111 W*«t Seventeenth S treet l ClrtU Namher Six. Mr*. D. I . Threlhar, chairman, will meet at 1B30 P. M. at tha homa of Mr*. R.' D. Brownlee, 900 Palmetto Arena a. with Mr*. Brownlee, and lira.. IA J , Isehman aa hostesses. Tb* Business and Profeastonal Woman’* Clrele, Mia* Rebecca Revan*, chairman, will meet at TlSO P. M. with the Misaea Loire and Edna Chittenden, 813 Mag­ nolia Avenu*. k TUESDAY Th* board of roa nag are of th* Womaa'a Club of Sanford will IV Ik O C K T C O AiJ II -MU t ■' gan her annual spring sale a t Sadye'a Specialty Shop in th« M rtaeVBuildmx. The fim t MdywM Shop w as opewe.-sn May, )M 0, In the Bishop Block on Ka«t F irst Street when Sanford had a popu­ lation o f less th in 6000 p e r s o n s . Mrs. Moses S t a t e d that in the past 16 years sho hss seen pros­ perity and deprMRion in Sanford and believes that now trejeery Is on its way for she has noted that Sanford women ere now buying mere and better clothes. For this annus; sale at Sadye't everything in the store, including now spring and summer hats, dresses, costs, underwear, and sreessories, has been greatly re­ duced. the Seminnle A a special program s s given Thursday loom ing before the •Indent body Mr* A. r . McReyneld*. Mrs. I of Seminole llrgh Schorl in the W aller II Bach, and Mis* Olive! •eh-M-i nuditocium Mi- Dorothv LeZettc were hnste-s-es at a I amt* h i - the main -oeaker an-l wiener roast given Tuesday' gave an address on tuberculosis. evening at F.vansdale Park near The proa-ram opened with (■nke Mary for Ihe member* ->f •cripture an-l nraver bv I’m festhe I'hilathr* * In.* o f the Ftr-t ,«r G F MrKnv after w him Presbyterian t'hurch. the Senior CIs*, «ang ita clsaa A fter the nii-ner roast n social -ong and -also a poem written period was enj«-ve-t Those pre- • r*i>*-cl*lly for the class ent were- Mr*lloras-e MrAr’hnr. After scvcnil -ong- bv the e n ­ ami daughter. Im ogsne, Mrs. tire audience, the program was Kimlmll. Mrs James Gillnn, ai-d brought to it close bv the Flag llv W I L L IA M M. P IN K B R T O N guest. Mr*. Caldwell of llartow. Salute led by several B-»V Scouts. t IIII I.ICOTHE. Ohio. May I. Mrs Watson Wallace. Mrs, V-c«•!*> CcmmI morale, ray" a vetl->r Green. Mrs W illiam Leavitt, r n "mreer man” of the federal Mr*. Joe Corley. Mr*. F F p u t-‘| it let'ii arrvirf, Kuard" convicts ton. J r . Mr« Af . MeReynoldi,, :i*t?, ••ffrctm*ly than cun« or Mr* Walter II. Barh. MDs Olive Ho n o r r-dl o f I h. le'Aetle. an-l Mias Chari.. 110 _J*.e suDwuO'. t'apt. A.' L. l a .Smith. I Pra-h. Iwgan his career guardInc some of the nation's hardest Criminal* in the Leavenworth. Kan-as, penitentiary) Now he i* captain of Ihe guards watching "fir.t offender*” In the federal Q , la n t , (W , o f Inin trial reformatory here. The Chlllicnthe prison. built garden flnwers were u*ed tn deeqn , | e t hP room» of the home nf largely hy its inmates handle* tho mo-t hopeful ca-se anionj Lira. F. K. R-umillnf. Palmetto Avenue, when Mr*. Itoumillat enmrn arrested for federal offense*. Through psychiatric studies an-t the teaching of trades, it sacks 125 M r remfoet at apiaU • L arefal "O K " ren*a4 aarerea lew* IW* aad Ja a t lranted In ua a aaw C l t v rulel W*. and la I* eaeaUeat ewwdliluA. Ibalf and aphotertry lin e new. Ver aal# "w ith aw O H that reaptar-eHw | ay\|* tb* ft rat tseby buyer A U k at i b U law twice j — — la / V oBIKTWlf In ohaervanee of her sixteenth anniversary in business in San­ Wiener Roast Is Held At Evansdale Park aad perfeamanee. A ad at U>'* law prlea pan ra * to y f w a a y atratw* apueailng auaia w ith tb a *n d « r » I > n a aeaullfpi, praetlcwlly M W ear ha* keen reduce* ITS — the lew- ts it l*t* Art qub-klx lor Ihl* arwit vatu*. In fin* comtltlnn—Jn*l nir*lr Iraki* . In. Mnlur u -n.i-oik. powerful *n<i In c u r* tcuaomlcaL. Hpcrlal **lr I / K prlc* f*r In4ay oaly l i d h* pre«4 uf apeaa r#Ua! PtiVNOl-Mt HMHAN—Tbl* THIRSTY? 1 •^ Mrs, L. V. Redwine. Mr-%A W Kelley, an-i Mrs. John Fie <1 were the g u e sts. Itun-lsy o f Mrs. W. T Wheel#** while pnriHite to Delainil to attcml the Methodist Mis­ sionary Conference. lira r o m > . c x h t k — 1 1 y* u w ant a reap*, graep tkia opp o rtu a ltr af a lifetime. T o n ll U U r ilE V IIO L K T S P O R T v>:D AN — lo a d ( k r s j l i i l o ff«o al tin Barkley TunesFamom Voice For Second Keynote Speech THEY LEAD DANCE PARADE »vvpupTT/iTV, Mra, w. Vr abow • i — - g?».c *"X------ • ' 'S ■ The members of the Wen<h*sMr*. Msrie Synhoff of Jack­ day Contract Club were enter. U incil w ith * bridge party given sonville is spen-lmg three weeks Wednr-day afternoon by Mrs. t-. hhre as .the guest of Mrs I’harles K. Hi ushotder at her home In Ward, Cnnierrn Avenue. Rose t'nurt. Quantities of red Irft thin and white carnations were us« I , MIm Nrnry to adorn the rooms where the m orninf for Ch«rl»«ton. S (*. to Apvml m frw ti»v< vhtth her rue-ts were received. irnmir !•» After several progressions of cranWmnlhrr b fffrr York Tiiy *pan* I .» «hort tmdge scores were added and I'riu s awarded t. Mr*. \V. A time. the tea hour by the ho.tr**, n . *l*t#d by Mb. Floyd A Palme-.' Those present were Mrs. Walter S O ilm ens, Mr. c R. Kirtlry, Mrs. Roy F Syni—. Mr*. Nor* man S. |l r l ‘itrr«t, Mrs. R. U Perkins. Mr- M S Wlggin-, Mr*. W. A Fitt* Mr. R*rph B. P. M Wight, and Mr- Floyd A. Palm* .'The Friendship League of the er, tea guest announces •lean A l* g i a n t V n l e Personals B rid g e • Clrele Number Five o f the Firmt Meth(xti*t Churrh will meet ■t 7:30 P. M. with Mr*. Welter Price, (.eke Monroe. The I.ymwi P.-T A. will have • »upper from 5:00 p. M. to Tl30 P. SI. for the randhUte* f«»r lAjblic office. Speaking at 8 *<k) All County Precinct Rook* open at my of- J t At Circle Number Thrrr of thr Fir*t Methodist I’hurch will mi-* 1 1 Fitt* and Mr* II I„ Perkini t 3:00 P. M. with Mr* CUrrn e Mrs. Flit* received a sports Smith, 11)0 Palmetto Avenue handkerchief an I cherry bouton­ Circle .Number Four of the niere as high -t**r»- price and F iftt Methodnt Church will meet Mrs. Perkin- wa- given Imen i t .1.00 P. M. with Mm. C. F.. cocktail roaster- ... rut priie McKee, 1517 Mnjrnnlin Avenue. Refreshment- were served nt ,n 111* CHNnVOLMT I r NDAK—Original Ouaa HOT :j (S . n ^ H H E jfr MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Animal Spring Sale Begins At Sadye’s ford, Urs. Sadye Moses today be­ nto*get x , lT ' * rlN‘s* *3a? * ‘: *overalls. " T Z (' tru# AM 0f wheat, hogs and !?other .* * those York I" s.k wiisl »a< t he condition of d a l A n d Personal Activities 1 j----- -- Mrs. E. F. Housholder - 1rare ----- ---------- pHe nf Uie baildlaa boom In a (or y ea n ago, a great hy addMinool kousee U aW TOBNADO m sURANCX CAINS ►KALEIGH. N. C , M sg U-(AP) —In the wake of * series of south ern taraad***. biauranr* eotapaniaa handling windstorm in­ surance reported a landslide busi­ ness from local property owners. "Nebraska'* com and Eighth with this inerraatng land .of dtotAvenue's clothing are not differ-( Kor twelve yeaor* of this period— ent problems: they are the seme | 9| 4.-jfi agricultural prices were .. unpreewdrntly high. Cotton to Back In the 10s a cetloe farm- take one crop, sold a t New Orer had to raise seven pounds of Ir,™ for Mj rrnU , „ j ,n couon to bo/ one pair of overalls. oUwr u tin, thirty.year p By Df®*. k s w w r , he he* to prices fluctuated sharply firm HOLC Tuxcu l a other word*, the he has Jeeeeiaa, Thoe d precisely as the rral whi practice w sound Itor ia Detrtgt did. along then lines, and Kxtra Special SILK DRESSES BAGS S A D Y E ’S L Al ANNIVERSARY SALE 1 I �sixfmMBx*i&S*M*m .. -------- ■;--------------------------r r ih tm A T , MAT 1, 1936 Two Girls Find Three Skeletons 600 Years Old 7 Palmetto Phone 441 Prices Good May 1 . FREE DELIVERY A sp arag u s COFFEE lb. B b i l i i a T -n * s# STEAKS lb. We*l erw ROASTS lb. haUv Tall MILK .3 cans Daisy coupons for tha >n Springs Orphana/e • f the large amount of charcoal and debrta aa wall aa doorway alaba found ' In tha exravsted TU f^O K .. May -U —High on an Artxsaa jia m te - th r ioothUU V J y # eru > < Jm* * * > * .« * of tha mountains, near a worn soma relics before wa had dog Apache trail, the only two girls In vary deep. Kanaaa City to a tody the pre­ "Using picks, shovels and historic culture of tho new world. trowels, wa turned up tho earth Mary Jana Haden and Virginia near the back wall, aa ear most Narr spent ten week* doing field Important job was to locate tho work under tho direction of Dr. walls of our room and from them Byron Comm Inga It w ai’whl'a as­ to designate tho position of every sisting in the excavation of tha relic which wa found. groat Klnlshba ruin near Fort "Wa wars required to level off Apache that they unearthed an entire room, finding throe skele­ the ground a t every foot, lifting tons and many important ralks. off layers of d irt Instead of dig­ ging hole*. About nine Inches "Tha ruin, which wa ware un­ down wo unearthed the flrat evi­ covering, says Mias Hayden In dence of prehistoric Ufa— a mans telling of their experiences, was or atone Implement for grinding called Kierlshb* (brown houaa), corn. In quick succession we the name handed down by legend, turned up rubbing stones, atones aa these early inhabitants of tha for smoothing arrow shifts, pol­ Southwest had no written lan­ ishing stones for making pottery, guage. Klnlshba la a tremendous prayer stoned and fragments of ruin, one of tha largest ever dis­ pottery.* ' covered In tha United States, and •'There were bone rellci, too— la divided Into eight separata deer bone, coyote, rodent, bone groups of which one was being ex­ flints and scrapenr for cleaning cavated. In this group eighty-, skin,, hone daggers and awls, seven rooms and a patio had been needles, horn chlppora. There were uncovered when we commenced paint dishes mode of holowedour work. nut stone, and near by small quan­ "It la believed that Kiniah’w tities nf paint, ground and mixed was built between the dates 1280 far use. and 1.120 and wa* origins ly a two"We found spindle whorls made • lory house. The flrat floor rooms nf clay and used In winding yucca havs no windows, no doors and yarn, nrnamant of shell and bone, ware apparently used for storage. pendants, arrowheads and spear Dr. Cummings Is of tho opinion points and bracelets. One of tha that the whole opper itory burned moat Interesting of these nmaand fall Into the lower beeaute ment* was a tbrquotaa bead, then 'Independent - Home Ju*t drive around tho corner on Sanford Avenue thla week-end and trade a t a grocery . htore where you can get any Item In the line of eata that you call for and ■wnat'iTniore, you get It nt prices that you can pay for. Armour Cloverbloom Swift’d Jewel * Compound ” DON’T MISS THIS W. U. MEAL 5 lbs. 11c ONE EACH OF THE FOL­ LOWING. ALL NUMBER Cream Cheese 2 for 17c TWO SIZE — . r A uliflower ttuce lb. 2 heads I I ' an SC , Dressing 2 can Asparagus PINEAPPLE 2 for 29c CENTS Garden PEAS 2 for 25c 9c PRUNES 2-No. 2Vx 29c No. - INIITS . Police Hunt Karpis From Albany Tip* every day. Stop and s^e them Reasonable prices state convention,. Thera la no Black - D raught’s qoostion now that he has in­ fluential friend, whe believe he Good Reputation might be the ideal answer to a deadlock. The confidence people have in Beyond that the idea teems oa- Black Draught, built up fiom sat­ Hhely to go until convention- isfactory use a o .jn a n y years, is tfkoWiT V flk hdfhV*hSn.fe« oa fromSteiwer’a intimates .a y ho ho* one generation to another. It no desire to hid for the nomina­ muat be tfood to have «uch a Such a speech, coming mun tion. Yet it i* hard to tell what a’rong folowing. this i particular senator, woulJ be entire.y too vulnerable whan a dead-locked convention might Here ie a typical reference to laid alongside hia record. Even Black.Draught by a satisfied used: And after 1916 comes 1M0. if Senator Steiwer consented to "We hare used Black Draught stultify himrelf, wise party man­ Ar»in ther* may b* no* tu it for twenty years." write* Mr, agers never would take such a ana lory of event*, but moat poH- Fred Richardson, of llart«hnrno. risk for a moment. The inescap­ tician* are convinced that It v t i Okla "My mother ha, ti«rd It able logic ia that he was chosen, tha favorable impre*<iion made for fifty years. It is the beat instead, because he could and by Mr. Ilardlnr an the 1916 key­ medicine 1 know anything about. would make a direct appeal to noter which nominated him In I take it for »our ,tnmach and 1920 and put him in the Whit# Constipation, or when I feel «lu*western liberal sentiment. ' 1 ' i i , Manhattan Market 2nd and Palmetto PHONE 304 NOW OPEN nwmmei. l o - n ii n u r v i s uaw^iieor ei en Miramyif/fi iiiniif attending tha mack sseelon of tha New Jaraay legislature la Trenton, wat placid an tho tpotktr't desk u preside whlia M r alders made believe they ware passing laws ta aid tho jablsaa- But Joan waa Intaraatad In her battle far mare than gavela and tosh thing*. (Associated Praia Phata) Our Pm idgnt'* M*is«g« rhmPmidenti AU Btorva: "Radooo prices mcdlataly. Give public g rp itg l saving*. " a tl Pennsylvania delegates to tho Rapublican National Convention. Tho dalrgataa will ho a Iacted Apr. 28 and will meet May II to name a chairman and make National Con­ vention committee assignments. ft Hoover To Talk In Philadelphia May 14 PHILADELPHIA, May I^4JP) —The data for tho addrvet In PhllHerhert Hoover baa boon chxnged adolphla of former Prvxldant from May 18.to May 14, H waa announced at tho headquarters of tho Rtpublican Women of Ptna•ytvanla. . ’ Tbo ebtngo will bring tho 'far. mer President to Philada'phla tho night bofort the cantos of tha FEATURING THE MOST POPULAR BRANDS — AND — CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF THE VERY BEST ItoUW. There war. a time when no Any way you look at It, tho such concession was expected, e le ctio n of Senator Steiwer I* when it appeared that the Re­ interesting. publican high command wa* pro­ paring to go straight .town tho line of conservatism, and let the western wing of the party take 8 AN* FRANCISCO. May 1.— the program or leave it What 0t*)--lleca **e he “go*, tired of the caused the change? ca*e” an«l »tjyed home in the aftEcho answers, but the pros erncon. ( a i l S. J lUnnon kept Imity of svsnt.i sometimes i« principals and fellow juror* wait­ significant. Certainly It is pos­ ing in • damage suit. Declaring a sible thrt the hundreds of thou­ m ittna), JuJge Charles K. Boden sands of Rtpublican votes cast in offered him the choire «>f paying recent ‘ primaries fi r William E. f.V) fin# or spending two Hayv In Borah have made themselves Jail. heard by the wt e ol I eastern politicians whose ar.en t desire is, a f a r all, to win the election. The situation regarding S ena­ tor S lc iser 's presidential pros peels, while still nebulous. is o m e w h .t further advanced than the public has been told. Peanut Butter No. 2 I/2 No. S can* Avalon Pineapple No. | cane Juice BUcLUrrie* 2 for I9e cans SHRIMP 3 cans 25c Apple Sauce 3 for 25c i KETCHUP LARGE 4 AC Firm Ripe Bananas k Green Cabbage CAMAY A Big Sale 'Every Day In May 15c DEL MONTE No. 114 com Libby Seu*r Kraut 3 fc No. 8 cans Libby Garden Peas can MUSTARD- " quart Ur > 10c LO ^. RELISH SPREAD 8-ox 10c LANG’S PICKLES 2- ,l{Loxi«r»l9c SWAN MATCHES X l boxM fOe .SAUER'S No. 2 Extracts 3 for 25c PUUhury1* B a t Tha Balancod _ F lo o r 6 ib , 2 9 c i2b> 9 9 c 1I b . SUGAR 5 Peaches 2 LARGE No. 2 V<, CANS PINEAPPLE LARGE No. 2 Vi can 4 Q JLV For fine xbortenlng lU D S^pks. CLEANSER 2 cans %t * t * | H F l o r i d * , t o * •« ! ! • ■ a t l«*l of N F S * * • •• ' 19 S l e u t h It I l e a . N ljr lln - cl IT IO N Vao v t * in t. ra**l» C lark. I 'n lta d S tain * • ’• o i r l . S o u t h e r n i M w t r l r t < a S m t - Kdwir n. m i l lUgin the week by callinff ua into your foundry aerr« Ice. We will bring a new found: y patiafartion into your home management. Be* caii'e we have intHHluced A new .standard of workman* •hip into ihmratic Lnundtr* inr, One wa*h will fhow y«»u, Every Ruixrelllit wrek'a work will confirm your verdict! •(»- *-f N l ! ' » •• r * . « H i h ' v • K j *I w ith IN i I t W • ♦( S»*. to T h a *a w w -- n i e ?|* I e (i»- oa lei |»nM» | arty u n d n Me. i n l t f e . .*<« ia M i n i w n a eee i . *In w ..f I K N N I I . I. • »i: i i i L' n I » m i*l ••M fiiatr sh all m tcv n ieel 4 I i.t. In law . la* |*» e e p O f I V e l s e 1 • *1 I It - f l l W 1 11 We• | | | II I lies It a. h e w | t e l | | e | e f I* III* > sell f | h e e u w e el-*- l - -I I l l i o- I I I * ! \l*»*e •lay in lha it-* n t h -r \ l. «% M ia H lilt h lw the* n |« 3 > I k A %• !*••• Mil - I t - -f M 11. I '.* Seminole County Laundry, Inc. tip W. !r# Phone 475 24itb*L 0 5 CRISCO ib. a # c a i b . t z m in # 1 T m .O i Mncnninl .1 pkirn.. Q u a lity D e p a rtm e n t ■oat* FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE 5 lbs..... 23c RAJAH SALAD DRESSING p t 15c qt29 Palmolive.3 bars ABBOMTKII w uka pw ’r . S, all sizes pourt ERS While they Ust Large Fresh Fla. 5c SALT Salt Boiling BACON pound 12‘^C Swift’s Jewel Compound Lard 2 lbs. Kc Pork Loin END l b . l 9 c NO. 2 CAN S 4 rolls 19c p j g CHERRIES can 2 rolls 15c Ja, r i T H % v # .%p p i . m 3 for 25c 23C Baking Powder 9C ^ ^ NKSTI.K'S I,II. I’k tl. COFrEE QI F.NV IOC OLIVES qt. jar 2 9 c MVlgoroua and Wlney” _ I l'M I im : #%le.%ll IIIIKMIMI ON « —. are. roll ALERT No. 1 CAN SHORTENING BUTTER lb SPARKLE RC’OCO 4 Ib.' etn H/YT..M0N No.’ Y ca Fancy Gloat Slrlngleoa RURAL G. 8 L or CR. 2 pkga. KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES I pkg. KELLOGG’S WHEAT KR1SPIEB and 1 pkg. KELLOGG’S PEP BRAN FI SACRAMENTO ROAST Ih. 15c FRANKS Ib. 1 5 c it-- I ' !V vr:'"» 11k ' e* r 1| I * I FLOUR CATSUP 14 ox- MEATS M RIIAMBOCK«| I'inrupple 8— No.1. COCONOG . 4 r*e o-o 15c RELISH SPREAD 10C 15c lQc PEAS OR CORN 3 for 25c DOG FOOD......... NO. a 14^0 r m iM N I l Gelatin Dessert & HENS lb. 28c rl.AIIIIP'.M (1III le Marshmallows ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF No. 1 CAN ARMOURS LIVER SPREAD 8ft os. CA WEIGHTS SILVER CREAM 8 oa. JAB . 2 rt?4a »6c •* p il t FLAKES 2 pkga. 2JC JELLY TOWELS Waldorf 6 t„25c 19c TISSUE Alwaya Roaat- ONE LB. PKGa I -pEga 2Sc 32c MOTT JELL-0 3 pkgs. ro rr n i l 14c Waldorf 29c Western Beef STEAK, loin or club lb. |9 c Daisy Wisconsin CHEESE nound lfU* - u i i.tr r r i . e i t r Bokar Full-bodied” Scof-rtuue . Tampa Maid N'-odlee, Spaghetti or Pork Shl’d BUTTS Wa will start dosing next Tbure^ay afternoon for half hol­ idays for tbs tummer. ’* Circle Tohot P a # « POUND Ifl BULK n r III.I l l I l f H N t O Mill 11*1 ll.ua* * • •• a In tha bean. Friday and S atunlay Spcdkla 1C T \ \ Par h 3 d a le - Next to Speer** E. let 8L, Phone X84 Wa deUver N O T H Fancy Milk fed Veal Chuck Roast lb. |5 c Western Beef Chuck Rnast lb. 1Ci». IRe Pounds V Chlpao WALKER’S PRODUCCTB CHILI. NO. X CAN__________HOT TAMALES. NO. 1 CAN .... hott e r n r* t.l* A lo ian < |» r A k r r m a>| oAt.l i V t i r t . arr». th» at!4 |hl« I th d a y • ih» Fresh Dressed FRYERS BARS 20c CRAB MEAT | h . at Riley’s Pure Pork SAUSAGE pound 25c Fancy Western Rolled Rib Roast lb. Large Bunches Carrots each woitien SoTT |g c t ' tmmj .%• n trr* 'irm id a In ,n tn rh ro . Our Own Rindless Sliced BACON lb. Ann Page Pure Tomato No. 2 cane Maeeetmss'i fThe Soap; of Beautiful I «Wo— ««* le a b oew TEA vi lb. lo g the- th*-r*tn i GOOD LUCK lb. During this great Mid-Spring Sale, your A&P Food Store offera for .your approval, a large array of outhtandlng valued. A glaiice a t the price* Ruled here will convince you of the greatnean of thU sale—and remember, apace does not permit us to list here more than a few of the val­ ued that are being offered. avert . 1 * I Wee e r Dry tree* t eaee I * 1 * il»#at fa th a OLF.O PEAS catr H e e ,., l " ’i « y in LAHGK Ii A Its < AVALON Sausage lb. 2 5 c OIL-pt. 21c 43c DRESSING 14 c COFFEE lb. 25c lit.N . a H . a - . r .«• • • • • « t l « B for th« C«rtl(|o ‘/i p. & G. SOAP n f deaa Deaaett Halva* Ovev lew. data* - r n t:; 19c POTTED MEAT 5 SARDINES, Am. Oil. 6' PINK SALMON t«B UBBY CORNED- BEEF HA SH UBBY TOMATO JUICE Prieto Through May ,7 tie r Is le t A m «rlr« Sanford, Fla. Arcade Bldg Quantity Rights Reterred rtratee aileeOV of r« t« of n a t u r a l It a t I n n h r r a t r t f n r * r i n t f l hot* I t |« f u r t h a r o n l « r i 4 th a t th la n n t ir r h# p u h llah rtl la Tht* H j n f o r . l l l r r a l . f , a • t <»neral r|rn « U ll« a p u bll«b*4 in Sanforal. N* m l n o I* County, F l o r i d a , f o r a p w r l .n l o f » | nral pvvar«4in« i k « kvl and bad Black Draught ia N * * | l « r |w tie-Is » »,l%e-n. Il»«t A I i • % iV H lflen M * • pVntliil to rrgulatr the bow fli, P K I t H Y . t i e s ' l l * No. 117 * 1 tt*. rut tUi of Aii d raining them of waste matte: u » t. A I' I ' * • f t ' r s l Wrtlile* i n rhhltnr them of constipation I m y n f f i i e * rt»*.l * i i «s|«> a p p lle * M pptl to tor it tw enty-fl'e m o t l i e n f o r a • • % i • • i n !•» I w t i n l Ihor»«n N.qt .l (la s w i t t i e r * * **• year* if | live and it g it? ' «atla* lh * f u l l ' s * U 'K s| e llee- l (tre e |e rftf faction a« it ha* always given.** la the I*011(11% ........ stale* ef I.KGAi. .NOTU’K P int** |ttir ftssmm of rancalllna IN l»m l Deity, lb, Rockefeller Heir Is Allowed Side Arm* Pro* Delivery ARCADE BLDG, SANFORD AVE„ ROOM NO. 8 Kraft’i (Tiff Raid, producer of ’The Informer" and other films. In 1913 employed a phonograph be­ hind a screen. HOUSTON, Tax., May 1.-VP) —Threats of kidnaping snJ in­ jury to Winthrcp Rockefeller, son of John D, Rockefeller, Jr., has ltd him to acquire * a commission aa deputy sheriff and carry weapon a. j . \ Young Rockafeller waa-back ln IIouy\cn to "learn tho oil buxi­ ne .»“ In Ihe fields. Two yca:a agp, he .worked t^re, but left when kidnaping , ihrtbU ■ ware received. ' * T -jT? , An unsigned IjtU r fllel with the order of deputiaatlon, explaining that Bbchefellbr wta depulixid "la order that! he may go armed to protaet— himself from poeeRle Injury from fanalicta or othee who plight-sack to do him harm." , -**fi . LIQUOR STORE W . R. Lovett, President ~ A pril, r « i i n l farewt a t Cleveland. Whatever editing Senator S telwar’s romarks may under­ go, their final form hardly can ho expected to express that ultraconserestive condemnation of the entice Roosevelt regime which By BTRON PRICK VUSHJWGTCK, \3t*T A -4e> Big-time politics awe* two reaaona why Senator Btdwer’i des­ ignation as Republican keynoteat Clwealand moat bo classed a* something more than routine political news. • One ia tha fact that the eastern cunee res tive leaders who con­ trolled the , election have ex­ tended thla recognition to a far artsUrner who made his repu­ tation as a liberal, and who ha* voted in the Senate for several of the principal policies of the New Deal. . a ! Tha other Is the cirruimtan.-e that Senator Steiwer often is apoken of back-fag* a* a possible presidential nominee, in can* of F resh F lo w ers CRISCO NANAS 4 lbs. Iron work, porch furniture 'and aUtr rails that tbo shop pro­ ducts. Tha WllUg shop, which cotara 9,500 square foot of groondflonr ALBANY, M. T , May L— W ■pan, spacialiias la custom Now York stata police diipatched repair work, custom foundry g patrol to ChmBridgov • N. Y , : W/«irr>* i gkWXfle*y*otJws< eftm aa**' n s . thinks dry vork t(M company manu- reported seeing a man h i ballevtd l°w ,rl” ” ,h* factu m heavy road building to ho Ahria Karpis, the nation’s etnan foundry ^ojpinent. spudder* and parts Public Enemy L The attendant. Georgs McAr­ for oil and ustar walls, manhole a ns cement of covers and many «mailer a it Idea, thur, told Police Chief Roy Arm­ works in 1930 The woman iron monger add-id strong of Cambridge that the man at tha work an electric welding department resembled likenesses of Karpis after her husband's death, aever- published in a New York City anough about al heavy presses and other tqulp- newspapers. t» taka cs’s ment. The concern employs a r. Willie w»» mailmum of 20 men. business worn*; “I’m satisfied with tha buil- Young Mother ’T f a S C J S S f S S . Owned an Friday May lit , Saturday May 2nd STRING BEANS r APPLE SAUCE -TURNIP GREENS GARBANZOS ' KIDNEY BEANS TOMATO JUICE SPEAKER* OF THE LEGISLATURE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ***• J9c Golden Ripe BANANAS 5 Iba. dnow Wnita GUARDIAN TOILET CAULIFLOWER Ib. TISSUE 3 rolla... California 28 OZ. BOTTLE LEMONS dox. Cldar YIN EAGER Home Crown RJpe JERSEY TOMATOES, t lha. CORN FI-AKES pk. fr esh English No. I Bwcot Bloaaom PEAS Ib. _ BEETS CARROTS RADISHES p a r s n ip s PEAS 8 for— ..... LARGE BUNCHES No. PURITY CUT BEETSARGO PRUNES Ib. etn... Largo Bexea MATCHES TAURRT CORNED BEEF _ 1 iSP 1 No. 1 can. JL94 ______— �TTTE B A T fFO M ) *. UNOFFICIAL PRIMARY EJECTION For Supt of Public Instruction T. W. LAWTON For Member County School Board > » ■ ? n ^ « pa rty . JUNE 2,1936 e. t. -iu Ha i n e s -^ ’■»>&"srit .,*'v W ant A ds SEMINOLE COUNTT For County Commissioner Name la Tbte Uad/fWial Ballet la A PaW Palitkal A4*. Each GfeupWW Da la AlpJmhclital (M ar For Representative In Congress Fifth Comercantonal District 0 . RAYMOND ELLARS JAS.G . SHARON W. J. (FUNIE) STEED D is tric t N at 1 CHARLES DUNN M. C. CINDER BOSTON STEELE --------------------- ----------- * ----------h a v e y o u * w a tc h For County Commissioner For Governor D iatrict N o. 2 DAN CHAPPELL J. J. CATES WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES VICTOR CHECK JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY For Attorney General State Treasurer SPECIAL aratU May I t . 110 *1tewkara far year aid raaya am purrhaae of any Btw Noryr ar Maytr Chef aas range. Saahwta T in Flap, lac. J. D. DAVISON ALL-STATE FRED A. DYSON Ren*. 301 W P in t St. aad Saar* JOHN E. FOX REX PACKARD For County Commissioner 37th S enatorial D istrict W. R. DUPREE Diatrict Kft. 3 W. J. J. PARRISH a BALLARD ROY L. HOWELL •v For Representative. State Legislature (•roup No. I H. J. LEHMAN ____ ROSS L. HUMPHREY C. E. SEARCY ‘or Representative, State Legislature FORREST a STONE Group No. 2 GORDON BARNETT A. G. WAGNER For County Judge S. J. NIX G.W . KPENCER • For County Commissioner rjlhLrirl N*. 4 R C. D O D D _______________ For County Commissioner W. HERBERT MESSER £1 ,hs—i ---------- a.------------------------ ---- ----- ----------------------------1 SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON For Sheriff PAUL G. DIGGERS B. J. OVERSTREET IS A . TATE J. T. McLAIN 11 PATTMI! Af.I. Ft* 11 rA I IXuIlAlJli For Justice of the Pence For Tax Collector iE. WATSON 7~ n7T'l7T f■ - F«r Tax Assessor • BLEDSOti 1 RgineVlULE. X. C . 'Map. 1- SSTMS — (A P I— Jo h n M cO aU ea. » , I f.-nr J n d x e E . 11- W t r t m a n a ha p o re d ha w ar to k il fir a rrt-tc A T tw s 5k.fl It. w W AHK m p la ln a n t'l A llornay. (S E A L ) » * tir s ti » n ts iim s * . K I T S L A W IMS. S TA TE (IF pmo- F L O Ilin A m t ’ N T T O F S E U IN O L R T.*n a a d n i l n f y n # a r a b # r« b r nnf lfl-«f a n .l r*(|uir*d In p r* * ro l • a y r i a l ana a a d C a a ta n d p o h ’rh y a a. o r a llb a r a f you, m a y hava a e a l a a l I k a a a la la a f S T E L L A T. EFA M S. d a rre a a d . la ir nf u lt I 'o a a i y . In tb * O a n l y Ju d a a af s r m ln n la I 'o a a iy , F lo e ld a . a t hi* n ffle * l a Ib a m a n h o u a n a t Saa* fo rd . F lo r id a , w ith in a t s h l r a la a l « r m .m ih * from Ib a d a t a o f In* fle e t p n k tle a ilo a af I k la n a llir. tto r b H a lm a r d t a ia a d m u a l b* In w r iti n g , a n d n o t a l a l a t k a p la in nf r a a ld a n r # p a d P unl n ff le * a d d rr n a o f t k a t l a l M s t , a n d l m e a t b a a w n ra l a by th a .- T t o l n m n t . kla • c a m . n r h i* a i l w a a y , n r ik * m a t* w ill h nrw m a r a M 'S e r a r d l n a t o to w . T k to I r d t o y n f A p ril. IN * . F R A N K EV A .'to, A d m ln la lm ln r o f tk a k k ta l* o f S T E tto A P . EVA N S, ’ "T in s tax JACKSONVILLE J F L O R ID A ! » r ir r iK A T ia x Foa m em laoMto km a*. m y N a ilo o I . h e re b y ( I r a k , th a t f . C. r i U - K H T O N h o ld e r e f T a a C e r t l f l c a l a No. I l i a . laauad t h e lo t d a y o f A a a u > i. A. D. i m k u filed • a m * Hi p iy office p a d h a a m a to • N a th a r a o a . Said o o r t l n p a l o B k ra ra a I ho fo lto v la c O rocrlki p r o p e r ty l a tk o C o u n ty S i S t a l a o lc . m a t e o f F lo r id a , t o - w i t : L o la t l A t l . B lw ak I f , C ry o l a l T a r k . H a l B ook *. r M o I t p m TAX ASUS fOawaA* M l l a IdSI N n tle o U Iw rrk y tka* M A11 T IN U O TLK . k n M er » f H "» T a x 1 'a r tlf to a ta Na. 1 la a o a d tk a I l k d a y a f A a q u a t. A. U. ISA*, h a a Would you rather pay (or paintk g your heme In a harp aura . . .«p 4 lew dollar* a month.) without dRuifctng i w mrtoqs Sea U» L r (hUlta about Pltbfcurfjh'a atkpi*. but T W ftTveni H ad. . . “PatiJ TmidT, Modha ta Pay." No rad tap* no down p a r* * * U F o u rth D is tric t JAS. C. ROBERTS . . BOB DODSON. ' For Supervisor Of Registration DAVID K. McNAB ________________ W. 4" THIGPEN sr e ->—»» Democratic Conunitteemtn Lo MORGAN D.JINK1NS <t r i i r .i t N i x i N . (M eek n f C tre a ll **nart a f B a u lm I « C a a a ty . rtA rW a. (tra il O l l t l M : l«l<ooa» F l a p a r do*, k a a c tw a . l * r . FA R K LtC X : F la . p e r d e l k a a r k o a IF . PftAB IC a a lU k l A Corolla*, be. For Clerk Circait Court IVHER n d o n •PM Hardware f a lIKKXnON. C tark . M. W E E K S . . D. C | ItH ORIE R MATHIEUX F ao rtfc D is tr ic t : ED. MEISCH J | tka lib Aar at May. M b Rated tkto IMk Aay af April. FLOWER POTS 7 Wa hwea to all atoo. JXSTuS JMcLAULIN Jeweler • p a p e r >a w h ic h U U a r d a f a k a l l b a p a h lto b a d o p e * aaek 112 PARK AVE. w e e k f o r f o a r w aaka. W IT N E S S , o J*. 11 . r o d ,,a . c to tk J » f t > d M > M » » S S P » P P « » » » t e v t a f r t h . a a l d c * « n . a a d l h a O ftle to l ~ a aal i k a r e n r . I h la lh a to d to y a t I A p ril A. I). I N I . Sanford MtaeeOoiKm Maiket Report For Constable j . F. McCl e l l a n d j t o r . m h tr h h e in te n d e d t o p r e a e n t I t s t h e W a llin e to n t a n , t h e e n * to m a I n f f l c t o * w o u ld n o t a llo w h im lo t u t r h o a m a p p lic a n t mi n t Im ■r e c h a a k n U y t o r fined a n d w illin g m w i o r A F ftiriT iP C r o a t a d e r a t e w a r > p a re tim e m ™ H r a a t a SOI Wa. t a i l 11 n a m e F o e p e ra o im l l a t e r * lew M at Ira I* k o r a b r k l r a a , I k a l V. a a te R e f rije m U a e E n g l o e e r tiq ; (• n 'U . l t l l T < « l k a ld a r » l T » * C ar I n s t i t u t e , r a r e H e r a ld . t i n e a t a l*«. l i t * , l a i r d I k a 1*1 Aa; a f A M » i A. t» »>**■ k a a file d n a a l a m r • » ! > • »r»A b a * maa< -A part newtn fa r R tr L a e w lle a lln n la e a 1*1 A erd I., k a la *u*A tk , t e w H* 14 c a r llf te k ta amWith BOOM APT. Bi k r* e a a lh a fa lta a U a da*etlla-< withoat board. p t , , M r t r la ’ b e I 'n u M r n f S eail pole. P la ta n ( Kin rid * . (o -W tl: (Intel. la d * IJ. 1« A lllo e k It. • 'r e n t a l I 'a r h . r i * t D nok » f a r NkI c. Faa* I t n nl n f tW» «*U. p ru * ONE GOOD Eehtoator electric t r TV t t a a d n r lt>- d k l r a r l l f l e a t a l> ref i g r a ta e . ISO. Rent aad r e a d w a a l a tk a aa*aa n f I’.llB M l'.T J, BROW N. Sant. 301 W. P in t SL tf a lo a a a*M i r r t l t l n i . . b a l l to* tn q a e a a o d a r r a A l B f In to w . tk a r I M 1 k a ra » a w ill ba Ik a b i t b ra I blAAar a t tk a A n-r , n tk a D ra t W «*___ am tolb a f M ay. l i l t , m l pa ~arma to tk a r ih S. F. (Sammy) LONG AUKLAND. N. JU May 1. —(A P I—New ZralaiH haa daagalrut iaakM and hold ta her f i l m aaakra and held ta her boaat that th e n no make* on the bland. New Zealander* are aa prat'd of lha fart that they will Bat allow aaakca to be kept wren to the xoa; Serrral we 1-meanlng la haea from time to time ro­ ared to preaent make* to the aooa to the title*, bat the r a to o n a f f ir m win not allow any lire m ake to he landed from a ahip. W Vn a New Sealant Joamallat h t urned from Enctand throatrh the . Panama Canal and broecht with him a ftee-fnal boa eanatrie- I WANT to talk to amtotioMi, brine hi* anaka a • hare It wa* an m e n who want to qualify foe onAeairahle imm irrart u e r o r d i n g puithma arraiciag. r^ a irtw .'t® the tow of New Yentand. The aad lu ta lliag Electric Rafrigena- reptile tw r and Atr CamdhioBias aynI* N o e f p e r ie n c a LEGAL NOTICE m G. M. (CHARLIE) HAND u ________ _ Wdtnx ehante. *»< «aaai**l D ia tric t 11*. t W. G. KILBEE JOHN G. LEONARDY w a a ti W. R WILLIAMS tB. W. WARE ' For County Prosecuting Attorney * *«. F. HOUSHOLDER wi. . . . . . W n lti G IR L ___ _____ _ PETER THURSTON For State Senator MAlity- job a* rook, narar, ae to o l* aaaad. V»la William*. €77 Cyprra Are. rtlU IR E D OTTO SCHMEHL For Railroad Commissioner mi h» M wha natty t a m B rin * i n t o . Mas. €— H U b e U m i For Comptroller New Zealand P at A Ban On AU Snakes D. L. THRASHER l a ta p f t l k a a a d dm * I C la r k a f C tr e a it C a a r t e l B atu lr a W l < a a d la w ain O a a a ty , F lo r id a , k s l a i a a d ih a r e e e — a * l d , e e f t l fle e t* I (S E A L ! ■ B k r w n ik # f a lla w ta g d a a c rlk a d I — ----- --------------------1■ -p ro p a r l y l a Ik * C a a a ty o f M am laala K d T K X I O F A r P k l c a T t O # F O B T t l .P W O . f a a a a l a Bdlt I * . I B ) t lU a rk C. d aa a r F a r m a. T k a a a a a a a ia r a l a f I h a p a id p ra p - t A o t l r a la K lr.U r | t n n , I k a t IF . T . “W A M S tJtV . h o ld e r » ( T a x C n p a ly B B d ar tk a a ald c a r t l f t e a t * l«a a a d w a a la tk a a h a a a « f I f * . l l f l r a t a Mr, «»7. laa'iral lh a J rd d» ■' o f A u a a a l. A. .IV m i . l u a lllr .l KNOWN. i m y n l H r t p u t . tan* I _ L 'a la a e a a ld e a r tlr to a l* a h a U 7aO>j W » d m -u u d la a - raa> .k a rm a . K a il r . r l i f l r a t * vka—. fulLita i u c . . j l e u r i t i <1 p ro p a a 7 l a lb * r a a a i y n f S am iaato. S t a t e a f r i o r h l a . ta - w lt: ry ,1a ik < month « f -M ay, I M - ! * • « »» A I» H ln a k r C ry * , kick m ik * iik * » A f H u . u u . t a i ta tk a tV Ih U r llo m a a S u b Daod Ikla ll lk day of A pr1!. d le la la a . i t . T k a i M t u n f n l n f th e ra M t o r n / a r. h b iin d o n . C la c k a r C lra a ll C a a r t » ( Saa.1- a r t y u n d e r Ik * m id e a r llf le a l» i i a a a d .w a a la Ik* n a m * u f A L IC E u . S # la C a n t y . F lo r id a . TUCK K H . C a la a a M id e a r m i r a t * a h n tl b a r e d u loa d a r e n r d la a la tow , Ik * p fk p a r t y A aarrlka.1 I k r r a i a w ill b a o o ld l a tit# k la h a a t btotoar a t ik a c n a r t - k a n a a A oar a n Ik * flr a l Man* LID IA B1IKLTOM. a n d ----------BHKLTO N , k a r k o * k * a d ; C u m p la la a a i* . d a y In Ik * m o n th o f U ay , M il. w p lc h to Ib a l i b d a y o f K a r . l « * . D a la d ( b it I t t h d a y o t A |n ll. OBO W . PTXVKNP, a t. r i ^ D a f i s d * ft nil. , *#| IP IS . rv r iir iin p o m . T O : (I C O W . r r E V E N S u f W »M C ln fk n f r t m i l l (* ...,,( p f ( b p l* w te k . N. J. *aA S T E L L A T U H R B ala C o a n lr , F lo r id a . M A N N a a d ______ F U H IU IA N N . ISCA D M r k o e b a a C of W a lt.W ic k . N J . IM T H K KAMR O F U S D N T TH K A lT H O R tT T O F T I1 E S T A T E o r r t- O n iO A . T a a *tod M r h o f y o a a ra . to-m by o r d a r a d a a d r a q a l r a d t a ba a d d a p p e a r apoti tk a « tk d ay nf t WR ARK PROUO M ay A. D. I N I l a i k a M il a f com OF OUR SERVICE ia t la fo ra c la a a a M r ||l f * ila e i y e a la Ik a a b a a a a t y l a t ,, I TOUR WATCH MUST HR J a d c a i a a t w ill k a te a ACCURATE ■farad aaalaat yva according ta tow f Official Railway In*petlof « praalded. Tk a Sanford lla ra tC a ' »e w .p a par publlakad la aM d t u l a , _ . Auto Bipahs At A M s T s tC to lk MARTIN’S GARAGE > •> ■ * > * ZINNIA PLANTS SNOW’S numteuss co. �PAGE SEVEN TO SA N FQ itp HEffAfcP, SAJI FORD. H-ORUM’ NEWS of the WORLD IN PICTURES f D E PC R i.^J — >■ , »,'c 1“ . ^ . ’’ “ • Jy. u WORKING. Q U X ,FOR DERBY.. .C o n ^ r e M m u t - U i U d ^ l y , A; A For Court Diiordcr [ 7 V* IRICHT L IC H T * I— — . logUlaUira'M id by tha unimplayad la tha H u m b ly chambtra Mm Mow Ja n a y capital at Trantgh.— ftucagal;osl by IM "vpast»»■’ «> 'tha "gentleman (ram BurlingM m " Mia aaan ataadlna a t,th « right ta making a v i:«ia »:» damand lor a W.utXLtXO ipprapnition t* * fl»aa np** J i n r y politico. Ha may havo I n p c u i a'.Lsro-Lu t nat hit ctlltag ui (lumbtring I t tha f t i H a ta ir. (AeoociaUd Proaa Photo) ZIONCHECK WEDS Mra. Anna Stgr; “th* woman In rrd" who pul Outlaw John Dllllngor “on Iho epoC* In Chleoga for foderel ogenta, loot M r loot tight agolnit diportotion to Rumania, har native land. Iho lo ohown bidding tarowrll ta M r u n Steven CHolok ]uit btloro going to Itllla W a rd to toko thlp. (Aeaocialed Proto Photo) n— r •* > A t u r a tuaala with palloa wha wore Mnt out to bring him to trial on o chargo ol apoodlng, Congraaa* ■right Light, shown with Jockey ft. Jo n tt up. Is the Shannon Fa r m entry In the Kentucky Derby to b« run May 2 i t Churchill Downs. (Associated Press Photo) man Zioncheck (abovo) o( Waah* Ington otato, croatod ouch a dis­ turbance In court at WaeMngto% D. C , that ha wot locked In a cell. (Aceodated Prece Photo) FAST FILLY ENTERED F O R -DERBY SHNQGRJ&HEA f l i n A E T l r i n i i V r v r t / h P t i n m r t i a W * . . -w. _ __ — Political Pioneer . mi ft-V-rr ,»'/m :.V,: rr t\ COLD •• r" > SEEKER Hep. Marian Zlonohick IK* atar my congriaaman from Wach KIDNAPED BOY ESCAPES AND TRAPS SUSPECT T o*, aro ohown la Waohlngton. D. C , juot after tholr marrtaga la Aanapada. Md, Tha tl-yoor-old otonoariphor had kaawa Honcho ok, aa, aaly a fow months. (Aaaaalatad Prase Photo) .Cold loobir, ownod by FlircaUhar Parmo, btcamo lha lin t (Illy to bo takoa acriowoly aa • 1»1» Kontucky Derby eantimltr by ohowlna Mr hoolt ta a flrat aloe* (told In tho Chtaupeoka atakoo. (Aaooclitod Prooa Photo) WORLD’S LARGEST DIAMOND RELIEF ,TOT$ CAMP IN CAPITOL »1 _ Mra. Holm Robortcan Wahl (abovo) o( Rclalgh, N . C , baeaiM C U i mo lin t woman to look a major —------------------- pottllool oldoo In North Carolina w hin aha guaiifltd In tho Oomacralla raca (or itata ircaturor. ( Acaoclitod Proaa Phtla) f , | Labor Chief Jailed On Asiault Charge Tba-yaar-ald Han 17 T . Kaah neaped tram a kldnapar naar Allentown, P a , tcleptaM d Ma aata who tad raaalvad a damand tar 120,000 ranaam, and than Idantlfiad (hia man (latt), Hatad aa Wa D. Taylar at Ah ran, O , aa hla abduatar. Tha p a a waa arraaltd upon raturn lap la Mia M w *M jankor dta How's Your Health rroiaat'ap C lr eolation: H alrrmalljr or fluidity nf th,- I.U u l ait I tK« ■ai'c or lumen of tl«r b l.u j vcrarlu f ir lu r la atmaapheric Oua impuiianS p r«»u r«, propal l>c hid’d Ihroui.h For 1be U t * T bainjt contained in Ika b dyy tha heart la rtt|ul'«i| to rollup ibla KMaala m in t be -anb* cioatraa wii|t an a tb q n M ' to'tv, J*» Iv J to R p r r u u r c y rra trr llu n and to maintain' tba Mood under • ho Jimoaphaia. Frum IhLt I ha o p p n -itf fi.lluwe, a p r c u u n ram manly m taaum l in luim rly, that circulation ran ha •arm* a t a cofojwn » f marcary. How areal Urn praainr* arc ** fi ri.ilatatl by M d u rln y aimoa* ta ta , and bow farnaful tba con­ ptaria jprqaaara. traction* of tha b g trt, a n i » m ; Thia priw lpia la nude u«e of athar far tori, dctrrminml by Ih- in i r n - m i n f tbn circulation of raahitanra cnroqntartd.' The re- Mnml in ratraapiUC' where tha alatanca la mada vp of many do- rirriih lh H U } la A d e q u a t e . Th.t Tv a t M a V m m parta whloh *w n (ln#et) In tha aan» tray anrraundad by a t » Uia t U f e o o o naah. ala wMa* Ma plaaaa will aM l ratal. Lm aro Kaplan I and Ma aan La« daman* jB tW 'f ts ti! (Aaaaatatad f r a i l Photo*) rn ...y 1a* Ik w �Vr ■ V Defeated mzes eds Allowed Only 8 H its; Game O ver In Less Than 2 Hours W ill Play Three tanfard itir tid to aeon the f \ ft a rtf • I "iISt£1S«3"S? £S Garnet tech Week BeginningMonday 9 Hole Is M ade In 3 By Mrs. J . N. Tolar; Par Is 4 Strokes It wa* a birdl*. Playing with Ur*. J. B< Cogtum on the S«n/o'rd Country Chib ( cyan* Thursday afternoon, Mr*. J. N. Tolar mad* No, 0 ho’* In (hit*. Par la four atroka*. h. fa* uun« uim* pr»j^ipin Names Of Teams And Captains WiU Be Sto otT* w * chosen By Players toddy Lake, Sanford’* now act _________ ■ lu r «> • In a , c li e n t form for f flrat gam# of th# aaaaaiil rfi rack but two man, allowed * |# t la and walked on* man. Ha IIi put ro a mod «*»*n""ianr# tb tba wtHow, getting a kit <h of tba four tuna* at bat. rtndall. Sanford's home , run ng, also mad* a record, coming l Dm plats four times without i official lima at hat. He aaertrad hi* first hit and worksd th# Ichar for a baaa on halls twice. Deal waa put In the bo* for Daand at th* haalnnlng of lh* un*. but In th* vary first Inning 10 Lookouts scored flv* of lkw> |Both Singlet Doublet Tak . . . t ~ W *® " J u n io r ba/wball 1 will , |a rt n e,t Monday afternoon, with ~«h weak op to and Including June B, according to a aehadul# arranged for th* flrrt w**ku With on* aacapUon, " J J **!?“ *• Pu *** 0B d ,J» * 1b ,"J lh* .s*n,“rd Lookout* of lb* Ptorlda 8t*t. League are playing from home. Both the Look* * * ■«* th* Junior* will •’“ J * * hom# FrW»f> May IB. *[* •** team*. On the «h#dul* they a rt Hated by nunv b*r< “ th* n*me» ° r tha -rarlou* « have not as yet been chosen. *t»mbera of tha team* will choose Paul Dean Wins First Game When • He Beats Giants TIE DID* WINS KENTUCKY DERBY 'TRIAL1 Zachry LeadingWith Smashing Victories In Fast Company For Two Pitchers Moses, . A Lotml boy, - And Hugh Campbell Allowed To.Travel Herbert Mi*-es of Banfr-rd and Hugh Camp'wll of CalnaarilLtt pa., b"th pitchers. y v * bead given their -ele «*v b y 'th * .Banford Da*evall Axa-rialljn. Loci Lentl of Hamphla. Tank., second baseman, hai at o b«On allowed to travel. • v A ■ Manager Stuffy' KcCren* said that hi th* K o m i cape ha had epspendad th* Sanford • man, on pay. for a perlofl of- seven day* while h* was" try in g / out other p la ftrs, and had Intanad to pitch | Mos#, against th* lalandara in Saturday's.- gam- . In DeLatd. tfn 'a r auepeneion, tha pitcher, waa net allowed to be in uniform, during a game, tha pian-^Jir, aald. However, suspended player* i First Day*t Play cm H* Did aallaatag aaraaa to* finish Hn* to Wto -Tha Trial,* salt* event designed as n it far to* Kentucky Darby a t Louisville, Mra. Bttoa Maaen’a salt naaad a rt tangraal, md Ham (cantor) earn*. In third to tod 11,140 pur** rna* far toraa-yaar-aMa. (Aaaelisted Three alnclaa and an* dobbtou match** war* won by Bap/ard High School tennis player tar the first day’s play In tha atota tour­ nament In Galnaartlto, yestotday. Only on* match, a ting)**, wag Ian by th* local player*. Billy Zachry was tba aUr- petformor, ’Winning two etna#blag •inglaa In fart company, aad>*lpv ing to win th* dooblaa victory. Th* olbcr slogUa match wa* wah by Chari** Robinson. 1 In tb* »Inglaa, Zacbry al. Badford dafatad Oornto < ; Prt* Uadardal* 6-1. B-2j |n * dnfaat* Urackau of Wert P ato fE lM t B-f> 6-3. Robinson of Bedford. WOT' hb single, match front- Maaah■ bf ■>season vile 6-f, 6-B, B t 'H* tort I another ■log tea match to Epslsto to f Fort Lauderdale, M , 6-1.' j Ginford’s winning doubles b a n , ' Zachry and Hercert Smith, de­ feated Cochran and Hairy of Watt ,P»lm Beach M , M f *S -- * Coach Whiter McLucna. whoa*companled th* team t* Gelaatt®#, and numbers of tha team nirn, ■*'parted horn* lata this 'AftrtV*0*, Other contarts In the etatd-tour­ nament war* achaduled (W 'this morning. i , . . ■- , .A j- THE STANDINGS Beach Islanders Great Victory Won By S ain ts. •jj;, o y n e a v y u iu n i Pirates B e a t Over Palatkans jw a, -------- , r Diamond Ball Chimiw Play In Jax .Tonight Mels* bias*: l twirled s"i, r A r lK f f .P T . T tS K T * Rohert fitevl. C -nt, 1{ ? « « • Bonny O ta rh . tr to TiHor to MflCniArt. h«r, w tlt^ r kVrrlwilher, I ! . b* ^ * ' i . . u i - ,).<! r J,mM Ym,nf- W, A. Knight. Donlr»#t «, U k« 1. fitrurw nut rMrwifi. M a n l Klntnl, rarvlraat «. tmhm •- Hit* ntt R«h«pt RumM«y, D<*an« THIt*. •* • " - " M W * . » £ Tlnolns, RusInnliifa •, Patrtrtd ball-: flirt. »•!! llr>over. W. PH. f>*tU. I, P art# II 1. Winn l a s pltchor • T R A M 111 J*m*s Pav*. r . n u writher Wrihorn. Rad Williams 'F n n a l ' | k ___________ HOME RUNS >*- Teem V , B lllv T i r k w - ( h a t . . ________ fM - — rW m TPniv Colhe-t. Duh Kntva. 11. »*„*y V ir w r a . I^*He If.wartL tU, John M"—sn. JI-. Rlaar, Rfdert — Altm*n, E 'w .H H*“ k". Rn-ee* IfS Ma-rleon. Dt-Vov Rmwn Volte | « ’H Sma, Whiter Turner, Charles fiatthar. Irishman, youngui Team VI rr of th* wall known Jocko, I tara Hayes. C«ot^ A r'h tr •t Lalihmnn, to an up-and r>—t-wPV Ry-| It leg ,, I%«# >g rider on wsatorn tracks. TMIIs, Charles leavltt, Ctoranco Included in the St. Augu.tln* asaortreant ef bn*a blows war* ■. . hom# run* by Rnaaai:. Turnblom' k **!' dnd *Oa« Hnaaa* Puibar. , ^ . John Sehneldtr, ,8 t. .Auguettn* r a i n m — southpaw as*. Irt tha Aailaaa 9dow*,.with flv* lit* and .fhiniad Hii.m?-*!, erven. Th# Palatkaaa. need Pvt# imiiedatahu ElnUy, Gamarmlk, Crittenden and p ^ J ^ n C S . , JACKBOflVILLZ. May , V Th* Crimson Coach ..Tobaceq* di­ amond bell team, world'# chartpinna, will meet JackeeiiefTle’s Poston 3, Cincinnati l. two itmngeet, diamond clubs Hi fit. Louis 3, New York Z. a dnuble-headfr on too lato aPlltoburgh 0, rhllatlclphl*. B, wnnna field tonight. fitartln* at ■ P. Mr lh# learn that saw 10 walk* Uauad.' " 7 ■, An American »»> VTwHdk Patolha’a Ian* run cam# In th# Philadelphia IE 8t. Louis 8. National ‘ Bank, A t, to* nm rte- fourth, th* result of rinnto* by * W T o r New York 8, Cleveland 1. tton of th* Initial ult. th# vtal- Whlfa and Andmra and th* only '*od Ito ton 16, Chicago d. 1 ° ° .w tochh tha atrang Petoy fit. Augustin* error of th* gam*. Washington I, Detroit 7. Lumber Company outfit. Batur. Parker rapped out a homer, a jn>jteerl»l day night, th* visitors will meat double and ■ sing e for the Baln'a. tfARB H lU * N. C„ May 1. the u n i ec.mUnaa In ravaraad Mayo Ungaton hit two triples and (AV- April aaowa forced l| order, playing Potoy Drat and a single and Turnblom added n u rm a tre Mara HIM baseball team to ca Florida In th* nightcap. a Ingto to kto homer. |W JIIBK 1 cal two games. „ —--------------------It was the worat fit. Augurilne I v D1CXBNB HEIR DIRS d .fe it a m Palitka In th*. long. p n o v l Barrlnaatf, Richard LundtpileJ, iFd — • ■ baeahall rivalry batwaan lh# two —Alice, Beldln, Robert May. Donald U m -I LONDON, May .1— 0P>—Ethgl cltlaa. ( waa r*o son, Brantley Adams. Harold Dickens, 71, granddaughter ef JiScera by Innings: 't a r t nlgl Malmi, Sidney Ntx, Kent Rossat- Chari** Dickens, famous British tor, Lawrence Barrlnaau. SL Anguatln* PETER" PEN Yankees, 3. Leagaa Tatola ST AUGUBTIME, May, 1 The fit. Augustine Saint* atagad R*nr»r<i a track meet her* In th# Florida . Stata League, shellacking th* Ll0''* Pstatka Auleas, go to t, as local cm in o i.. ba|» poonded out 17 hlU o « four Palrtka hurlar*. -r ‘T T . rl.hil'* 1 GAINESVILLE. Kay 1^-Collectlng 16 hit* off tha deliveries | of two GalnaavlT* hurlar*. th* J’Dayton* Beach lalandara defeatI eej ad th* G-Man. Id-9, hare yeaUrday n« Tha Galnarvlll* team hit eight •JJJ safatka aff Klnaal, Islander pitch-'afternoon’, g*m* iltf *r. {l.eegui. Aa a I Gontharp, starting G-Man pitch- Yankaaa* defeat ^ - l e r . 'g t v # up tig h t hit* and flv r Into a U# with, top ‘Pliylagi fev runs before h* waa rtliaved by aaeond place In tha liig n b .' afh [1! Burnham In th* fourth Inning. Tha team having a rating ofV.7Mi.to i l l , Daytenn Beach M in t get th th* IM btfCMtaga rbtahML "f i r '* [ j j southpaw slants of Bumhaib for Th* Giant* play th* Ran \ Bon *i i alevan run* and eight safe blows. *t ( o’clock this afternoon. . , Th# only hom* run of the gama _ ....- —— J , n , wa* gotten by Hoelnikl, second S & n f o r d W i l l P l t t V boieman of tha lalandara. Two ¥ q .i i’- rider* war* on th# baaei a t th* I n D a V lO lU l { Ja tU T C lS y lli eat Um*- I • " ■■ * j . ‘i e ll * l1**** double playa an! fit'ding Th# Lookout* will not b* at j,,J bottled up every potential ru^y ef hom* *7*la until Bunday,, They .««» th* G-Men. ,are plavlng tha Red* In DeLand }}* - Anderson and Darla wars tha this aftefftoon and tomorow tor? leading better* for tha winner*, gn to Daytona Bench for a.Irani* each kitting safely three time*, with ' th* Iibndera. The Day• r Shaw Buck lad the G-Men with tonsil* com* bar* Sundry -aflertwo dot via* In thru* trip* to th* noon for a garia i l ' * a'cloek on '* plat*. Tha lalandara sent 10 bat- fianford Plaid with th* Sanford >ant ter* to th* plat* In tha, alghth In- Lorkouta. Vv Hon nlng. V | ---------------------- . n n Scorn Vy Innings: - - ' ' Attempts *f* being m*d* i ad Daytona B e ac h _Olt 110 163—IB n m u lia a itato *MncUtlon tf . Galnasvi l e ____ .000 lQt 000— S caddie master, hi California. �■j M. / •V '< ^ « f s * i r t H n PrvHa Am i Vrgrtabfea Haw Any Staring Area la JUmrkn * ’.* ‘v ' V *• * AN INDEP1 m ,‘ TOLUMK xxv For Fifing For State O ffic e s Qualifying Fees Of S u c h Candidates Most J5e Received Before M i d n i g h t NUMBER IBS SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, MAT 2, IBM Count? -'•Candidate* cos LT NEWSPAPER I f p r a tf * Sanford (a The Central Florida City Affording Rail, HlghmT And Watei Transportation Have Another Week In Which To File While candidate* for ataU office* and for Congreas must qualify before 12 o'clock to­ night. candid) tea for County office* and the State Legialatore here until neat Thurtdiy, May 7, in which to pay their f l i n t fee*. f 1 ---------- --------- ^-------------------------- Mo&er And 3j Children H u rl In Car C ra sh cm IJtriji k j- W nrvtttft'C R rsra-" As Army Nears C a p ita l C ity To St. Paul, Scene f OfTwoKidnapings Flees With M embers----- Orlando Woman Said T o B e Seriously Injured; H i t - R u n Driver Is Arrested Of Royal Family if T o Port Terminal Of Only Railroad n in LongbearchFor Karpis Equalled Emperor Hail* Selassie pre­ Dillinger Hunt cipitately left hl« capital of R eg istrars Busy Thalr car struck by a hit-andComplete List driver shortly aftar 7 o'clock On Last Day For run this moraine, Mr*. A. J. Thomas Of Candidates of Orlando and thro* of hor Qualifying Voters four chlhtro* wore taken t> Fern a Id-Laughton Memorial Hos­ 12 Out For Governor, |H y |W lo a a flM lM P lIB S) G-Men Under Hoover Capture Notorious Criminal I n HideAway In Louisian* Rushed By Plane To Northern City Addla Ababa today, th* British minister there reported to Lon­ don,' end h la depirture was re­ Public Enemy N o. 1 garded a s an Indication that or­ pital aafftring painful lajurle*. Started As Thief Eight For Congress Books Are To Close Those sustained by Mrs. Thomas ganised resistance to tho invad­ When Only A Boy Made No Resistance ing Italian armlet was ended. From .5th District At Midnight; Heavy wars reported serious. When Surrounded Sir Sidney Barton, British envuy. H arry Parkins, th* driver of RT. PAUL. Minn., May 2. - M l Poll I s Indicated added In his report that wide th* other ear (nvutvod hi the By Federal Agents TALLAHASSEE, May 2.— spread disorder had broken o u t;- Th' capture of Alvin Karpis in crash, fallad to stop hut careened (AP)—New issues remained ! New Orleans last night ended a on lata town on . thro* whoole. in the city. A .»! * t ■ p r e m iu m Inu» the in o a premium 192(1 , 5??*rT^*OT nf Registration W. RT PAUL. May 2.—(AP)‘ In Washington the state do-! man-hunt as extensive as that of Ho waa later arrested by Police Ppolitical •ppliU c campaign e«mp*lgn tlodjy with i pertinent said th* Brlllih Invite-• h*1 predecessor ** Public Enemy _Sulim, trnvel weary ana Officer Bob Wilcox tad was the first primary aw shivering. Alvin Karpla, outtlon extending facilities of Itw. !s,°- 1—John Dillinger. who put off until the tait the In­ lodged In th* County Jail, chargod sway. legation to American nationals, Karpis—his real name le Bay- lnw, waa brought back to St. scribing of their name* on the poll by Motorcycle Officer M. C. Gor­ Up and down the state the book* of the County. Toll book* don of th* sheriffs office with had been accepted. Imond Karpavloi—galned the title Paul today to face trial on sound wagons continued In all other countie* with the eg- drunken driving and hit-and-run. The Emperor 1* said to h a t J o( «he most wanted man In Amer- kidnaping charges. Depart*., their journeys — although caption of - St. John* e'osed After first aid treatment wax taktn a train for th* French) the sjaylngs of Dllllngor mont of Justice* agents who there were protests against Thursday, but under a (peclal law given th* injured a t tha local Somaliland port of Djibouti, end George “Baby Face" Nelson, Irnppcd the nation's moat no­ th* noise In name cltle*—and Can­ which require* the re-registering Karpis started out as a petty torious gunman in New Oh­ coast terminal of Ethiopia’s only hospital they wore taken ta didatee continued to pour out of all niter* in Seminole and St. British officials in thief and rapidly “graduated" »s ioan* late yesterday returned "Ethiopia la not defeated I t will carry on Ita fight to th* la it railroad. Orange General Hospital In Or­ thalr appoala for rota*. one of the notion’s big tlme-bunr- him hero In an overnight plan# John* tho hook* in the,# counties lando man." Thu* sopk* Emperor Hall* Br !•••-■ after calling on the Amer­ Ixindon Interpreted th* Emperbank robber, kilter ami kid­ ride. The first primary la June 2, will be kept open until 12 o'clock Mr*. Thomas suffered a. broken ican mInisvofi*CmwWfrm-■V W EngsrS^- In a surprise return to-hi* o tin-departure a s tho collapse of lari, naper. He was songht widely after and - I s n o s where there a rt tonight, — collar bon* and a deep cot on apparently doomed capital city, Addlx Ababa. The little ruler of organliod defense against the spectscular bank raid* in which Escorted personally by J . I d 1 wore than two candidate*, the Deputy registrars handling th* on* of her llmbe, and it eras Italian Invasion. blood flowed freely, but the hunt gar Hoover, Department of Juatwo receiving th* highest number First amt Third precinct looks h»d feared by boopital attendant* Africa’s last empire (left) and Engrrt art- shown together In this hith­ Th* Italian northern army was Intensified after the 1200,000 tice head, and a aquad of picked of vets* will enter th* run-off registered 2,M7 enters up to noon that ah* might slao have been erto unpublished picture. (AP Photo) moanwhilo had temporarily hatt­ kidnaping of Edward 0. Bremer, agent*, Karpi* waa landed her# campelgn which will end with the today. They will remain on duty injured Internally. Tiro of hor ed Its advance on Addla Ababa young St. Paul batik president, In •lightly more than I t hour* after second primary balloting on Jun* In the basement of the Court young daughters were painfully aa fascist troops prepared to January, 1034. The banker, In his tho heavily armed party flaw Home until 9 o’clock benight, or cut about th* face, and on* of 22. push forward in tha wak* of an own words, said he waa confined northward out of New Orion**.. By law, the time for qualify­ later if there are elector* present her little boys was cut and advanced guard. Tho motorised "in a living hell” for 21 days. The desperado, wearing thin aumwishing to register. When they ing ended today fSaturday. May bruised on the body. Th* car column commanded by Marahsl mer apparel In temperature Just The detperedo was bom In Pan­ cloae the office the book* will be 1) and qualification fee* cannot Pietro Badogllo camped betid* ada on Aug. to, 1000. Al an early above Greeting, was hustled from taken to Mr. Thigpen’s office in waa driven by Mr. Thornes, but he paid after midnight. he and th* fourth child escaped th* River Robi at M#<fud await­ ago he was taken by his Lithu­ the piano to a heavily armed auto­ Registration books for the pri­ the Bnimley building where they Injury. ing word from Italian outpost* anian parents to Topeka. Kan. Ho mobile, surrounded by m*cbte* will remain open until midnight. maries dosed Thursday a t mid­ According to report* made by CITY NEWS BRIEFS that tha rout* to tho rest of tho was the only boy in tbo family but guns, and was taken to th* There waa a steady stream of night, and reports from counties Ethiopian government waa clear. had three eietor*. agent*’ headquarter* In th# fad* voter* e t the registration tibia pose* officers, th* Thomee tar " th* a n a l b e t minute rush tn the Court House today, and Mr. was driving west on Lak* Shore Absenc* of reporta from Ad­ Jim Leo of Oviedo, on* of th* When 19 y ean old, ho wee a r­ required registration of- Thigpen reported that many res­ Boolevard toward DeLand when aovon candidates for sheriff, qual­ Two State Chairmen dla Ababa caused London wire- rested In Topoka fnn stealing era I building. Whether Karpla would b* • to remain open Well Into th# idents of the country precincts tha car driven by Harry Perkin* ified today. companies to accept me«- tlrea. Convicted of second degre* promptly arraigned on India)* A n d 4th District les, sight. Figures w o n not available called a t bis office to register. The met it In a head-on collision segea for the Ethiopian capital burglary, he was sent to tha Sta’e menu charging him with the ab» tia media t sly> hdt political ebaerv- country hooka were returned from Just beyond th* week city limits. » A marriage license was Issued Leader Looked For only at tha sendar’a risk. Industrial Reformatory, Kan., for ductlon of Edward Q. B n a a r, * a n asM th e n was a record rtgls- the preclncta to the supervisor1* The Impact of tha eraih do- today to T. T. Green, 71, and MatIn Roma Fascist officials a ten-year tarm. banker, and William Hamm, J r * t r a t t e May I t la the last day office early 1st the month. The** mpllshed the Thomas car, and the tie Smith, 61, both of Sanford. Arrangmente are being mado sought to check premature cele­ In tha Kansas reformatory he brewery head, waa not Immediate* b s e d p t n tsaea:' book* will Aso be kept open «*• Ptrkiae ear lost ana front wheel. for an atlendanc* at next Mon­ brations of tha fall of tha Ettaio- mat Lawrence Dovol. alia* Larry ly determined. At Waehlp anaaga to Ms car. Th# that! Ganrally fair to­ day evening*! meeting of Camp- pian capital, wit), the provincial Barton. Th* two sawed through Parkin* failed Uf "atop night and Sunday. Extrema noir n - hen-Lot'Ing P o rt' of tha Amer­ lender* summoned ta discus* th* eetl ‘bars' am f escaped after th* Ppat Office I n j M r t t e I 1 ' * * ^ f.|* c fir? h * v * ^ u n lll M a y 'M l i £ o f persona to registration offices which to pay thalr poll tea** end and managed ta drive th* on* west Florida! Generally fair to ican I-eglon which Is *xpect*d to plana for a victory mobilisation. Karple had aervad three year*, ic* said effort* win a# atm bo the largest In tho history of Home aourcea Indicated th* an D*vol now I* rerring a Ilf* tr y KarpU for th* G am riavltte who are etsm pt from paying poll thus become eligible to rote In the and one-half ar two mils* to tho night, Sunday partly cloudy. City. tho local organisation. Legion­ tlcipated occupation might nut term for sensational Minneapo­ Ohio, train robbery last November lax** because they hare passed June * primary* The old Munson property on naire Angel has promised a “real" ho announced officially until lis bank holdup In which two unless h* U given a death ren­ Both Officer! Gordon end Wil­ the maximum age. near Sixteenth feed, and a number of prominent Premier Mussolini appears before patrolmen wero slain. Karpis also te rice In an earlier trial. cox hurried to tha scene of the P ath Avenue Poll tax payments ware run­ During th* entire trip by plana wrack, and whlla th* former Street, ha* heen sold by Mr*, leaders In (he Lrg1on In th* state the Chamber of Deputies Mon­ took part in that crime, Devol ad­ ning fa r behind the number of from New Orleans hare, KarpU mitted. lacked after tha Injured persona n en ry Woodruff to C. 11. Shaf­ are expected. day. ■tg h ire lion on th* basis of Incam Among these are lx>ul* Grif­ tho latter followed t h e fer. according to a warranty d*ed After a year of freedom, Kar­ ,wat manacled to hla oo*L plots inofficial reports, Indicating fith, Arcadia, athletle officer for seer on the pavement left bv filed for record today. imperial I’alare Backed pis and Devol were arrested at . Hoover said no rewpid ralm s are fallowing th* usual Ihr stele department, and Nathan the threa-wheeled Porklux car LONDON, May 8—U D -A Kama* City Mar. 23, 1030 and bo paid aa tho fatter*! I practice *f registering and then Sunday’s tide*: High at 0:11 A. I- MallUon of Jacksons III*, athlet­ _ and soon located him In a down Reuters’ (British) nows agency Karpla waa aont bath to the Kan­ tbemxefci* discovered and paying poll Ux*a later. M. and 0:41 P. M.. low at J2iOS ic officer for the Fourth district, Advance aubacriptlona to tho town hoUL‘ tured Karpla. Howards totaling 4 sas reformatory. When knives dispatch from P ari, said today brand jury Investigations war* Salvation Army A.M. and 11:07 P. H. Monday’* and they are looked for to give now total were found In hla possession, ho 47.000 had been potted. under way in tom* countie* on 1504.25, Captain F. S. Faren of tide*: High at 0:63 A. M. and the "low down" on Junior 1-eglon th* French foreign office has re­ waa trantfirred to th# State Pen­ - Hoover said Fred Hunter, « F chargee of fraudulent reglatr* the local corps • reported today. 7:20 P. M„ low at 12:40 A. M. and baseball. Griffith Is organising ceived a telegram from Addle itentiary In Lanelng, Kan., on Mov turn! with Karpla, la being bald Ababa reporting the sacking of 12:45 P. M. Th* annual appeal la to begin Vlseha I leagues throughout th* tho imperial palace of Emporor 18. 1030. A year later he wae freed. In New Qrleana pending daelet e Particularly In Dade and Duval next Tuepday, and will conlinua state, *nd MallUon Is getting on* A.manth (star he landed In Tul “ Sharon for Congre**’* read* under way In Jacksonville. Th* Hallo Solaaalo, Tho meaxago to aa, OU*., the headquarters of the aa to whether he would b t triad counties (Miami and JaaksoaviU*) fur one week during which time on a mall robbery charge sg a tha French foreign offlco con­ signs on an autnmbile equipped ths county commlnienetk studied ll i* hoped 13,600 will be raised Hanford Lc«inn Junior baseball firmed report* that th* Emperor Darker family—"M*“ Kata Bark­ postal offani*. with a sound appartim, which ap­ leagU£_starta next Monday. plans for apedgt checkup of r»g to fInane* the Army during tho er, Freddie, Arthur, who elen waa Hunter la not so wall known a* ktration books to strike off any cunting year. Thlrty-ntn# member* of th* peared on Iho street* today, Judge Claude Jones of Arcadia, chair­ had Joined tho Empreaa anJ known ay “Doc" Herman and tho royal Karpla, but he la wanted for a frmaduleat name*. Additional advance subscrip­ Son* of th# Legion attending last Jaa. G. Sharon expert* to start man of the legion’s educational olhor members f t Lloyd. “Ma’' Barker and Freddie , *«mry candidate far office ep- tions r*ported today are th* •veiling’, mooting srora told by touring the district next week In committee for Florhla, and Chea­ family at tho last moment on a were ilaln In Okhtwaha. FI*., a f t ­ post offlco robbory on Nov. 2, ter Danner of Daytona Beach, th* special train bound for Djibouti er a ale-hour gnuftght with fed­ 1833, a t GarrettxvlUa, -Ohio, In parently was confldenL of vie- following: It. B. Pope, l i t , J- B. Commander L. F. Boyle of th* th* Interest of hi* candidacy. now - vice-commander—for tha eral aganta. "Doc" ta aarv'ng a which 134,000 waa taken, - Kar­ Vidor Green. Otto American Legion: that ha will tory, hat her* la Tallah***** Oviatt, According to O. P. Paxton’s Ilf* term In Alcatraa for the pi* waa alio connocted with that Mm* men who have watched Schmchl and tho Seaboard Dll glv* thro* prises to th* boyt who tabulation of the dally weather Fourth ■district, which includes robbery. Bremer abduction. many po>1Uc*l campelgn* paid th*y Company, each flOj Alas W. loam th* preamble to th* Legion reports for th* month of April, the Sanford, have also advised Com­ Karpla and Freddie Barker met wwu puxilod by whet appeared Wilson and M. L CuUum, *a<Ji constitution and racit* It hotiar average high waa 82 degree* and mander !_ F. Boyle of tho local Wax Easily Captured In tha lam ing, Kan., penitentiary <• he only simmering totoreti tn |6 ; A. G. Timmerman and than tho other*. Th# commander th# average low waa 61 degrees. post they will attend the meet­ NEW ORLEANS, May L - ( A P ) la also endeavoring to got th* Precipitation for the month was 1 ing. and became friend*. It w*« there the state-wide races; Howtvtr. Kabecca Stavena, each f t. Th* new 48-foot ateel flag pole they plotted a 15,000 Jewel rob­ —Alvin Karpla, publlo enemy Na, General Chairman C. R. Daw- Legionnaire, ta loans th* pro-' 71 they f m m d quietened interest ha* been erected In front of th* 1 of Iho United BUtaa, waa cap1 eon of th* appeal committee re­ bery at Henryetta, Okie. he*«w th* first primary. LANSING, Mich., May 2 ,-fien lured last night a t a downtown Older member* of tha Boa* en­ County Agen C. R. Dawaon stat­ U fto n Hut. It was put up by La* On Jun# Id, 1831, Karpla was Following la thg list of Demo- port* th a | It. B. Pope, Walter Broa, and Iho Florida Light and ator Arthur H. Vandenberr (R. era tic «*odU ltn who h it* am i- Coleman Henry Schumacher, Jr„ caged in drill* last evening while ed today that his efflra ha* re­ I’osrer Company on a concrete Mich.), tacitly declared hff can­ arrested In Tulsa and taken to apartment building without firing th# little fellow* enjoyed and W. A. Patrick have voluteceived no Information about ifUd In th e variM aneM : didacy for tha Republican presi­ Okmulgee, Okla. Barker eluded a shot by a aquad of between 11 baa* built by Sid Rive. •m organa, crop loans this sea­ dential nomination last night whon officers but hla pal wae sentenced and 20 officer*, led by J. Edgar , ek GOVERNOR* Oredy Burton ef la*rod to work during tha drive, marble tournament. Th* ho Mkod Oar. Frank D. Fltigor- S ept 11, 1031, to four year* In Hoover, chief of th* Federal Bu­ Fwauchuto, Btaffsed Chldw.il of bringing tha total number af ron, started lea* than a month son, but that such loans will he •go, BOW ha* more than M mom made by tho Rural Rrhabllita- $50,000 Stolen From « «jJ ald to • pooler his cauaa at tha th* ataU penltlary at McAUater, reau of Investigation. Miami, Je rry W. Carter ef Tails- volunteer worker* to 33. Okla. But th* No. I hodman n»*4r Uon Administration. Applications "They were In an aparUnaat an Heveland national convention. Detroit Branch Bank C hanall a f Miami, was taken to prison to serve that Officer* are to be Install*! on should bo fllod, now h« said Ltho first floor of tha build lag and Vindenberg** long alienee coni S f i S g C I t F , W. C. F rida, owning, May 11. b ? 1. rtm lng kla presidential aspira­ tarm. for after serving three were leaving this house to eakar Am** DETROIT May 1— Michi­ Carl Johnson of Tampa, chairtions wa« broken with announce­ months In tha county Jail during an automobile when tha agate* Lewis af __ gan elate police flung a lino of •hortly afta r hi* trial, he surrounded thorn," Hoover said, maa of th* Sons a f tha Legion Many Trees In City ment by Fttcgereld that ha had highway hlockado* completely committee of tho a tat* depart• n-eptsd tha Junior Michigan aen- waa parul*d by tha trial judga. “Tha agent# called upon them •. w Now Mass of Bloom across southeast Michigan today ator'a invitation ta aemlnate VanShortly afta r hla parol* KarpU ~ I of tho L ogte. ( I H I I i s W ms r s a s n r e ) > v la an effort to Intercapt five men dsn berg before tha convention. , , killed Sheriff C. R. Kelly of West ------------ . . — , m l.' , A lX T A N X X M A .,y*^ May X - -Taxation A t P resent , . The Herald’s attention qae who paooped up 160,000 Jn a f At last (reab*. Republican alati Plains, M4. THat vraiTWr. called today to tha fact that (here ewlft holdup of a branch of tho convention Vandenberg waa en­ Freddie Barker s t a with him (,TV-Police war* laid hor* last LOCAL W EATHER night to sols* Represent*tivo I* Sufficient To Raise ar* many beautiful shade trees In Detroit bank yesterday and es­ dorsed by tha party and It* dela­ when th* sheriff waa *Uln. , "Ma” Barker knew Dolor** De­ caped before an alarm could bo Zl< ncheck th* first time ha ael* Funds, Solons Think f2^Strbu^wfckh *” * W ta tea turned te a r ta him without, M‘ of sounded. hnwovor, any binding regulation*. laney, pretty St. Paul girl, and foot, or automobile Ur*, wtthbi Among them are Jacararida Fltxgarald, aaknowledgid leader waa anxious to have her “pet," this quiet and historic city WASHINGTON, May a - w - tree, th* entire to j of whtch la of Iha party bi Michigan, U elated Karpla, make her acquaintance. n again. Relief that tha pcaoaat tax (truewith kb i flower*, al tho Boy Scouts W anted to bocoeaa chairman of tha etata So not lone afterward, Dolores weald raloo of Mr*. 1 tanaaa A. Hlck-i (CastliRH m l*«B» Vtv#t delegation. Tha* k* 1* In an exrelto balance tho between Oak| W ho Would L ike To lent spot to apnaal for Vandenberg A a almota P lay In R eal Band lupport a t d a n k * tree _ dainty pink Car Dealers Attend flower* ta Ikt a f W. C. AR Soy Scout* who can tout HUP* Magnolia Are- a haen, beat a drum or ran 3,840,000 A re Jobless, Jacksonville Meeting’ bondsman ‘ tree, the play any ether band instru­ A cconttttf To Survey C. F. Proctor, owner and manU a wealth *f ment, and Scout# who ar* muagar af tho Proctor Chevrolet garden of Mr*. ( iacHoed, are aakod t-> Made, By N ew spaper Company, Edward Higgins and MM*, corner aa soon aa pooaihl* to P at Morris, now and used n r manThome, (upariatendent of NEW T 0 1 X . May I.-tA V -T h a agon, respectively, returned yes­ Utford Atlantic Nation! Sun eetlmated today tho total un­ terday! from Jacksonville where Du IIdlag and for mar employment |p *11 United BUtaa they attended a meeting af all 4T n a tte r, o r ta writ* him. Chevrolet dealert to South Georgia into hope* to organise h tha and Florida. band, or a t least covered U.7 Among th* Important feature* Of employ- af tha matHu. according to Mr. , , r f l l any hoy another b a r who is Procter, ware discussions of tho company’* nation-wide used-car *b#J Wt sot a campaign and a f th* p r im which him 1 i will ha gtren salesmen who rest," said Arthur tho mart a t v « * n during | P .1 High Officers Of Legion Expected At Next Meeting $504 Donated To Salvation Army Before Campaign Legion Sons Are Offered Prize To Learn Preamble Vandenberg Will Bid For G. 0, P. Convention Vote Virginia Police Are Ordered To Arrest Zloncheck Jmm ♦ * fc ; ■ > > -■ V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 01, 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/842efc8857cdcb229e890f8c95767bf8.pdf 2e0fb891610469a08d4f1eca66272f70 PDF Text Text !•; .vi-.TT-v .”t- _- -^e- ■■ n* Lx m k l Stuffy Hopeful O f Beintfln Game With The Reda Tomorrow. Saying Is Said To Be Dispelled •WS HEELS TO OTHER D stuffy i McCrena, manafer end flrit baaeman lot tha San­ ford Lookouts, hope* to bo ablo to bo bark In the fame tomor­ row when the home tram merle the OeLand Rede on Benford gield. Stuffy (trained the lit* ' menu of hie right hint itrera. dayi ago when he struck an­ other player with hie out•tretched flngtre while running for » boll. tractor S a y a Pur­ chase Price Money Will Be Obtained Work Is Begun On Baseball Diamond For Junior League u * r ? r us Tkjr StateTonrnament WiD Leave Today For Gainesville To Play In Doubles, Singles Improvement of tbo Ninth 8tra*t baseball diamond In preparation for fim t* there botwoon U u u of tho U r Ion Junior League h u already bora undertaken. Park Superin­ tendent Jamas Moughton had (fay hauled In for tho lnriald Yesterday, and planned to re­ pair tho Ueketop today or to morrow. Tbo field will bo In flrrt-elaoa ship* for tbo openbit of tho lea ton next week, the superintendent laid. Sanford Rookies iG-Men Score 4 To 1 Win In First Game With Stuffy’s Nine E ly Contract* for tho purehare of Sandy Lake by tho Ban forJ Lookout* from tho Albany, N. Y.. •lab of tho International League < . arrived today, and Manager Stuf­ fy KcCrone of the Lookouts, •UUd that Lake "positively will | pitch In Thuredey'i game egoftist. DeLond." 10rue one. oiutiy sera ui* ly n | Tber* woe eoma doubt ae to) D a v tn n a f lA P S T a had to bd tiled oat to M could Whether the purchase bf Lake, b, determined what man ehould would go through, but, Director rp f\ t ■ n bo kept and who ehould bo aiBrevity, J. g. Wldener't loll, eewt Me Kentucky DerOy (took searing when he won a smashing vieJimmy Wright of thd'1 Sanford tory ever several ether Oarby candidates In the top homers Purse at ChurahUI Downs. Me la shewn Bwoboll Asscdstlon said that ramping horns, fee Id the lead. Bien Jell ran second, Ssngresl third and Banister feurtft. <Associated **00*11 get tho money somewhere" Krtea Phote) after Pmldent C. F. Wort of the ^aooclatlon deck red that tha ori- . ,P .' terday*a game, Sanford drop*, tor ganliation I* without fundi to » V O L e rv X r» 10 IX* cellar with ^GaloasriOk - go through with tha purchait. -n » g - m «> b ar. boon in that J Mr. Wert laid that Bu^ly wai Tuesday's game In the Florida not amloui it play In a email State Lstgue caused serersl 7 league bat Mr.' Wright replied changes In the pe*ran'.ego «"lthat the oe oclatlon would let umn. Deytons Beach defeat wl *' _____ ’ i today. Soma of thp aunSger , . Urn go at any Ume »he would bn.-' IhiUtka and replacoe 1'alalka at DAYTONA BEACH, Aprs «•» to bo In tho Unwpx. ter hlmtelf even though tho the top of the column: DtLanJ Moon Fralkk pitched another Yesterday's game in Oalpmr Lookoute did not do so well In o defeated Bt. Augustine ami in-flve-htt game a i the Iilandara ihut rillo wae a low-hit contest, tho t ' trade for him. J and, Bt. Augustine ami I’latkn out Palatka. 10 to 0, her* “yeeler*- Senford club collecting ala mad W3lh Buddy .lake on .tho go into a tl* In (frond pla n; day and replace the Aaaleaa at tho GalneeylUe team fire. Wlldmound tomorrow (Thursday half- and an a result of Us. defeat by tbe top of the leagoe. "*«# on the port of -MeCown, Sanford Junior High hchool will l W ith 1 0 0 B o y s ! holiday) It la expected that there ClelnvevUU. - - ftinford drops U Tbo big right hinder (track oat the itartlng (Lookout barter, and pie, Daytona Beach Junior High I --------'" i r e l b E l " ' w will be a record-crowd at San­ the—bottom of*oth4 -column, tlv l nine men and didn’t lu ce a single fire errors afield contributed to Hchool on Sanford Fin'd next Krl- ’ One handrnd 'boy* Kara joined i-im — ford Field. The DeLand Rbda with Gainesville In the cellar. I base <m balls as the Islets cut loose a large part of thp G-Men acor‘fay afternoon a t 1:30. I the Legion Junior League. Princ"•’* In ' peetordayV gems in Bt. , President C. F. WCrt of the Ipe] II. E. Morris of the Junior ii'iania 'with a 13-hit attack on AHen and Ing. Tolbert. In the nlath. Urn Saaford Augustine, tho L’eLend Ho<lv Sanford Baseball Association , High school announced today.! ----A)le« ta r e up 10 hits hr seven teem filled the baaoa with none spotted St. Augustine an ca-ly granted permlseoln to Prlnclpel II. Fifty-eight algned the roll at the ; * Innings. Tolbert was nicked for down, but Albritton tightened two run lead and then E. Morris bf the school to open orgihlsatlon meeting Monde, New York three safe blows. A home run by down nnd made the next hitter poled nine hits off N'lcU the grandstand to*the public and , night, three more signed pester- ''aeinaaij Morton in the first Inning scored pop up to the infield, (track out Wise to cam a 4 to 8 victory In to let the players on both Us ms day. and Junior High Scboo, Hotlnekl. the next, and caoead the third me the locker roopii and shower players who hare had their own imirea,. Kit tie man. who led the Daytona to fly to tha outfield, holding |league the last month about to of 'Bench attack, knocked a home ran them score lesa In that Inntug. TM h will be no charge for ad- them) have Joined the Legion to centerfleld In the lire nth to B mlcaton, and the principal of the League. ' I — •core Boris and got n pair of sini i » r t school, and members of the.teems The new players signing up ure 1 o o ts u s i glee. Norwood, rf I 0 • 3 e V hope s large crowd will tom out Wallace Albritton, 18, Jim Wnl- •i.v.lsml to see the first Inter-school base- lace, IB, and W- A. Knight, 18. iMren bell game of the season. ----------------------- “ ' ■ I It U expected that either He y e s1 i . p i n r i u| n „ w..i,i„i,i„n , or Brown will pitch for the BenJ? V * 0 * ? U I* ,'ferd nine, with (HHer W riter or I n B a s e b a l l m.1 , Beckwith catching) Other* on tho ____ I ——- v - ■ . — ■■ ‘ ■ Yesterday's honwrs: Cuyler. msjor toayuo Reda 1] Nortle, Vhltlle* 1; D,ke«, than attending White Sox 1; Kreevlch, White etatomast, <l Keneeaw , e-, m x / i t i .—-1 u i i s i u v i i t a as s n o s | National league >me cities, cans- Sox 1: Fcxx, ReJ Sox It Gehri/,j C u b s D e f e e t C l e n t s J T.* Mountain Landis, commissioner of ™ , . • • ; • ; V Boston (t Cincinnati 1. its receipts Ysnkme 1} retora. AUIeUes t: w,<l base hell, warns all malar and Philadelphia 8: Pittsburgh 7. ... I n 3 9 T o 6 C o n t e s t S T t f i * ! . I t ! ! ! : .element, said: Goal In. Ttgvra '1 ; Boltota, Browne . J minor league baseball riuba, not Others postponed, rain. --------nmlth lb < 1 I It • « r o ,to make any additional commit- ^"Pending further notice all' 1, American league Tho leaders: Trosky, Indlsns 8; The Cube detested the Glento. nrsdisr!cf f s t 'S e e |menIs for radio bruadcsiU of major and minor lasguea and Boston li t Chicago 8. » o e 1 s e club# will refrain from making any F o u , Red Baa I : Ott, Giants 4i39 to 8, In Tuesday evening! v-rrsnto. lb games. - Alkrltloo, 0 1 • ‘ 0 •* •« e New York 9; Cleveland 0. , | The order wae Issued after Com- additional commitments, arrange- Klein. Cube d| Dickey, Yankeas Uoni Le*XM game.Drummond Philadelphia 4| 8L Louie 2. • T» " l ~ 7» Tl J pitched .for tho Cubeandallowed Tol*1* J|X mlulon Lendls heard pleas front manta or authoriutloaa for radio 3; J. Moore, Phillies 8; Goodman, Detroit S; Washington lj______ — „ bettre to( C suv fmllh. Reda 3$ llafey. Pirates, 3. -------« W. 0 . Bramham of Durham, N. C * ------------ . . . h-mo run. Dale, Giant pitcher, ttrsdUr. lecrinces: Norwn-V. p j _ president of the National Associa­ league Tetole DIMPLY, ROUGH SKIM SIXTY VIOLETS OUT allowed IB -bits. Meysr ceuc'.t ■ » !» -.,:Rp.»h*f .»>»,> Mution of Professional • Baseball Nettcwal — ,— ■ dssto sslereellnlteUee H Ptf> League*, nod George 'M- Trmutfar the C'lbe and Palmer caught Benfore t, Oetoeevtlle^ ti. B xtn n semkMt o C T v d e M keeliag American ___ _— _____ for the fltsnts. » " « - ott lSeCow. T, Losw l. mo fjton. of cotumbue, Ohio, president In Mond.v*. game ■the X lT ? dW3 ***• American Association nnd , - i ehalrmst* of the executive cumYankees defeated the Red Sot. • '» « t t U o l n c . ^ t o t The Red Pr>x nla, again ot f S T h est olds kith Ford ham In ,r/e Vieotreil : cK iiand tlrahaeo. Time ef game the Bronx.” the langne-Jeadliu Seminole*. Saints And Redsj Tie With Azaleas j ForSecond Place1 UayiUDd UUC5 t o Top Of League By B eatin g Palatka s n j2 ,ttT S a W ? : DeLand Defeats S t } Augustine, 4 To 3, Tuesday Afternoon1 S a n fo r d J u m p P la y s D a y to rti Azaleas Shut Out By Islanders Who Get *•'*!&*& “t v * * 10 Rons On 13 Hits 'out otu*o»u hop. ;tg-*tn Game ,WiH Be Played On Sanford Field; x Admission I s Free . _ HOME RUNS Radio In Major Leagues C C Rub on Muilcrnte. Used ,.. by millions (or 25 years,. NOT Just i salve,.but n "founter-lrrltant.” All dru|iiil8.Three ilrcnttbs. S e c u r ity Lumber "C O M P A N Y 7 & ’ - Phare 7tT I H Si 1 w a ti [r mm UNDER NEW RUUNG OF ATT* GEN. LANDIS ik s w i ll b e o p en ed th ru S a t. MAY 2nd Book! for Sanford, i^oclnclu l and % bn dny (Sunday excap tad ) from 0 A. M. U and from l P. M. to fl*P, it of tbe Court Houbb. Batu I Bach tjr Praclnct Books '* .'c r » ’ v W. J .T Fi f ># . �7 ^ \ n ^ . V1iA „ S 7 a^ S j j i i A * 1 'T' ’.’AT-"’- Sanford la T h e Only C entral Florida City A fford in g R ail, High And W alei T ransportation DAILY NEWSPAPER NUMBER 8 A IW D R IL T L 0] For Drive For Salvationists 3i Have Volunteered * To Further Appeal ‘ For Fund Required By Sanford Corps Floridian jg Sent Check To Replace One Eaten By Calf ST. ANDREW,” Apr. SO^_ —Lm 11« * Webb received . duplicate WPA check far * 13. 1* SimS T * ” •“ * ■ Z 1* * f l « t * * « k WM del leered " . . whu* h* w m ni liking a a d h a crammed It Into P0* " * continued at WttflLa Ms his . ^ ^ ^ g * Budge In the side, M' W 1 M around In lima to a*# Drive To Begin Tuesday, May 5 tka calf swallow tk. d ^ k two weeka’ work. Z ‘Miss Florida’ Is Introduced To HomeFolks FEDERATION p i .it/ / r * , CALLS WOMEN TO POLLS Parade, Banquet And Ball Are Given In Honor Of Local Girl Acclaimed Prettiest R adio Broadcast Friday F v e n i n g To Honor Sanford will Hope To Raise 93500 Ip A Week; Dawson To Direct Campaign Volunteer workers n o t week a m tho appeal for supporting funds for the Sanfonl Corps of the Salva­ tion Army, Thirty-one men and women in City and Coun­ ty have offend to endeavor to raise tha nguired |3,500 within -• w een time. The campaign is to start next Tuesday, Mag 8, with C. R. Dawaaa aa general chairman. Many ham bean advance obtained An'un«nfu£ 5 ^ the Sanford Talent Will Be On The Program Over WJAX At 9:15 Addrvaaing tha National Fla., Mr». Roberta Lawaon (al preaalon of evory woman vol ing 2,000.000 elubmen, heart subscriptions Mrs. CL C. McKee and Mr*. Irving. Other! who her* offered to glv* of their tlma that th* annual *pS i l may b* a atscem Include Mr*. and* E. Quote* of Oviedo, Fred Forward of F o m t City, Prootdont Tom filmpeon ef tk* Semlao.e County Cahmbor of Commorao. waa.. crowned."Mias-Flarlda" at a atata-wlda contest staged In Daiyt^na Beach In 1024. Mlae John*too, thla year's "Klai Florida," waa sponsored by the Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce and waa designated at “MU* Sanford" at a contest In thla City **v*ral w**ka ago, Sh* won th* itata crown In competi­ tion with .many other chosen bcauti** at* a contest la Orlando a fortnight ago. She plena to go to Cleveland aext fall to com­ pete with other! for the "Ml»» America" crown. Laat srtning’a social affairs In tha honor of tha new beauty queen wore arranged by r*d Pauly w^o told those at the ban­ quet ha hed conducted some I,JUS bsaaty cooteete la southern state* during tha last several years but that Miss Johnston’s selection by unanimous vote of tho Judge* was unusual. SjMaktrs at tha banquet in­ cluded Mayor S. O. Shinholssr, rsprvsentlng the City; President Andrew Ca newsy and past Praaldent M. U Raborn of the Junior Chamber of Commerce; T. E. Simpson, president of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Mr*. R. J . Holly, president of the American legion Auxiliary; II. B. Pope, vie* com­ mander of the American Legion; Dr. A. W, Epps, secretary of the Rotary lub; and Howard OverHit, rapreaentlng the Kiwanu dub. BARTOW, Apr. 80.—OF)— D*tactlv* Chief W. D. Bush testified today ha reported to former Fo­ lic* Chief R. O. Ttttaworth what ha knew of tha police station *>ductlon of JDugan* F. Poulnnt on« of tha three tabor organlieri who war* tarred and feathered teat Nov. SO, and that TRtawovth adjured him to hush It up. His testimony cum* under croea-exnm[nation at the trial of THU worth aa aa aecoasory and of alx for­ mer policeman as principals In tho kidnaping of Poulaot Both also sold ho did not tall anything to poltco commission anomlnora bocauao bo “dktnT want On* of th* largest mooting, to tot tho cot oat of tho bag until ho woo ready." and wanted to' tot] hold thu* for during tha present political campaign tn * that In Ua story to state*! attorney. Ovtodo last evening, ' sponsored by th* P.-T. A. Mora than 800 poraeas enjoyed * Mg dinner served by tha sockty from 4:30 until S;30 o'clock. Thora waa no speaking, but candidates mat a WASHINGTON, Apr- M— W) —A statement by Acting Adminis­ largo number of voters, and a trator H. R. Tfcltey w m Interpret- "good time w m had by oU.” Mr*. H. R. Hunt I* praaldent od by several AAA official* to In­ dicate tho bulk od tha soil constr- of th* P.-T. A. of Oviodot and vatloa subsidy payments might Mrs. E. D. Foots sad Mr*. Bob Xing or* officers of th* associa­ tion. Mr*. J. E. Uriah, wm chair­ man of tho committee on ar­ rangements. They and cUisena of tho town wish ip tipr**a their thanks to *11 thooo who helped, and to the candidate* who attended.' Oviedo Meeting Is Attended By Crowd Boy Leaves Knife Sticking* I a Bade Of Man And Flees Expect Lon* Delay In Subsidy Payments IT Brown, her Sherman, IE M i t k with * Wrinv It there. Herding to th* r by Constable Big Navy Bill Is Given ApprovalOf House Committee $ 5 3 1 ,0 6 8 ,0 0 0 ” W o u l d Add Ships, Planes And Men To Force c it y n e w s b r i e f s ■ 3000-Foot Bridge Connecting Keys Damaged by Fire . , . . . * evacuation of the native popohnm cn. it ion. The report wts confined f R e v iv a l of w orld tn u l© irthcr by a Rrltlsh ambulance t h r o u g h t h e l o w e r i n g o f Mich nit which evacuated Debra nir- |,n r ricr.-t i * n e c e . v t a r y t o h a l t ,m When ru nn er, had seen the o m k uislreas. aoclal unroot,. i m p f t r e * - 'w r “ Mfc# ' ad vancing; . . . . . . ,, . . . , damn of K r l t m a d - about 10 dtctatoraMp. and war, Hull « U lien * way 1,1 • F r e i s i n g UnUM StmtM Foreig ner. In AddU Ababa be- t bamber o f Commerce. I f th* an to aeek refuge In the com- ^ 1' w tleal reciprocal ***** nunda of foreign legation*, eome H l c y t r a p p e d , 10)11 w U f which afforded protection in 'be nation would taka a fata l imK-ncoof rhiooot.. Americana .ten backward. Repeal would Viewed As A Serious Blow To Key West ",;WA- M,nd ll:lfl MAt End Of Highway Judge Jaa. G. Sharon plans to r 'T i“ — ——. ' I attend a meeting In Cocoa toWASIIINGTON. Apr. S O ^ F ) 'n i g h t which will be addrea.ed by ‘—Tha record peace-time naval ap- 'a ll qualified candidates for (’onproprlationa bill providing | S 3 1 ^ !g re .. from the new Fifth di.048,000 for adding more ships, a lr 'tr ic t. fighter* and men to the n ation'll sea defense waa approved to­ _______ Alex I . Strickland, pleading day by tha House appropriations guilty to the th eft of a watch, committee/ Authority to build was today sentenced by Judge two mora * Saw battleship* was Sharon In 'Juvenlld Coart to a granted—provided any foreign term In tha state reformatory at signatory * f tha naval treaty Maris nnm. should begin capital ship re­ placements. There will I * « meeting o f Ihc Frankly stating It had in mind Sons of (he le g io n .In th* Laglo-> an apparent mandats of Congress Hut at 7:IUl ii’clcok Friday even­ In the Vlnaon-Trmmmeli Treaty- ing, end *11 bny, eligible ta mem­ Navy Act o f “a Navy second to bership In the new organisa­ none," the appropriations com­ tion are invited. mittee said the bill would add to funds otherwise available to give The weather: Fair to partly tho Navy 1302,237.000 during tho cloudy tonight and Friday except pos.lbly shower* on the extreme south coast Friday. Extreme northwest Florida: Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday. Treasury Deficit Of Close To Six j Capacity World Billion Forecast the laied this of the Woodmen -.f hall Is eipccted to no evening when the lodge hold. Its gct-togelher WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 0 .-W 7 “ frmlly night” with political —A treasury deficit uf li.lhiti.- Candidate-, members of th* 000,000—th* biggest tn peacetime Democratic Fxecutlvo Committee history—was forecast by Srcro- and their friends as guest i. tary Morgsnthau for the current Drills will bo presented by the fiscal year today In urging con - i Woodmen Circle, tbs I’urcoil grasalonal enactment of I’rc-i- ^quartette from Orlando will sing, dent Roosevelt's full tax pro­ •nd there wll b* other entertain­ gram. Morgsnthau said prepay -1 ment. msnt of th* bonus la partly >e•ponalbl* fo r tha hugs figure' by which ho said tiptnditun->| would oxeood - Income In 'h d twelve month* ending June :«• I In rocomnwnding that thr Fen-] ata add to tha 1803,000.000 II i.u ,u ! BATTLE CRJ3EK Mich.. Apr.. KF.Y W KST. Apr. .10, ( fli­ today twoFlames i n t ruyed thirds of the .1 ,000-foot bridge No-Name and IHg linking to I'inc keys, dealing a heavy blow to this picturesque city that Has been fighting with Uncle Sam for financial asstatanc* to corns back 'aa k tourist *Uy. . . . Deprived o f a railroad by lit* lab o r Day hurricane. Key W est­ ers feared that bridge destruc­ tion would mean a loss for an indefinite period of their lone remaining connection—except by boat—with the Florida mainland Insofar a , tourist travel Is con­ cerned. From Ta1lnhas.ee the highway department .aid the .(ate will re­ store the bridge as quickly a. man and material can be as­ sembled. Europe Mobilizes To Prevent Riots On First O f May Townsendites* Jeers Halt Congress Probe tax bill tha Umporary procw ing taxaa askad by tha Ffashlvnt Morgsnthau also estimated the 1137 dafldt would b* |2,87.'.,nm». PARIS, Apr. 30.—Troops, p<>llce and gendarmea ar* mobilised throughout Europe In rtadinesa for May Day, Europe'* usually turbulent Labor Day. Precautionary measures were ordered while millions o f work­ ers from London In Moscow pre­ pared to lay down \helr tooli Friday and pour into tha streets for celebrations. In Franca. Spain, Russia, Eng­ land and Caechnslovakla the workers will demonstrate against fascism and war. German celebration, will be fur Illlls r and ths N ail S lat*. In Italy May Day will pass unobserved. Italians celebrated U. H. 8. R, Apr. 30.— a eulogists, esplorln* wvetom Georgia, have •OO antiont burial sewering tools of the which, hi on* Instance. Assembly Votes To Oust Jersey Jobless ness tn provide Jpb*, William 1^ Sweet, treasurer of tha Romford, II. I., rhemlcol works, told a round table conference on Industrial rs» lotion, that American corporation had paid out $20,000,0O0JXM sloe* 1020 In "providing unnecessary work and wages beyond th* amounts warranted by tho cur­ rent volume of business.” Capital resources, ho said, had oocn depleted 183,000.000,000 by TRENTON. N. J . Apr. 3 0 .-T h * •tots asssmbly voted last night to Instruct ths capital custodian to kasp unemployed "hunger march­ ers" out of tho asssmbly chamber. A resolution by Assemblyman Joseph C. Paul (R.) Essex coun­ NEGRO LYNCHED ty, was passed without opposition, instructing th * Capitol Folic* to .IE P A N T O . Ark., Apr. 30v-W > ko*p th* chamber clear of oil per­ —A 19-ysor-old negro accused of sonae Later, John Spain, Jr„ Trenton, an attempted attack oa a white state organiser of Iho Worksrs woman hare Apr. 18, was taken LOCAL WEA1 Former Resident Is Dead In Washington •"terad kafora Saturday midnight ter th* 0 1— ra tio preaUlkntUl te Rfprtaentatlvo Main's campaign preference to b* hold In Florid* I teat y«*r end whether merehenU War* coerced Into giving tha clubs ju u a & ■ re per cent of th* value of their Th* pialm nc* vote will be cost •Mara' purchase*. a t tho eera* tim* m th* ryrular Mr*. Pearl Plough, secretary of Democrat!* primary. It will b* an Indication' t * thio etate'e delega­ th r. Kalamasoo Townsend CIuEn natlonal U * lifted that about 1 ( 0 Kalamazoo te Mpport fo r M th an te had agreed to th* poontlai nomine. teenage plan, but that contrlbdthis source had totaled and more on a direct lino to fhe capital than the auto road. This column crossed the Mofer River and occupied the mountain height of Doha. With the fall or A<tlla Ababa apparently In sight, heavy ship­ ments of wurkmrn to A frica con­ tinue, Indicating Premier Musso­ lini Intends to continue large scale work even after peac*. T h * S S . Umblra sailed yesterday from Naples with 20VQ workmen. Alliance, announced the demon- I from tho city morehol yesterday •tralora w(uJd. go Jtome last nlgh^ •by a crowd of masked mo* and and would not return to th* state rsW f to (hath. ' T house, i( i Roosevelt To Enter Phottc Probers Need Prinuury In Florida More Expense Money of Wakulla n ttemocrsll* mar. bringing _ Booking th* Expanding Payrolls I W ASW N O TO N . A p r . SO. I — ( A P ) — D eclarin g t h a t irtheasl of tha city, prcclpitat- 80,— (A P)--A barrage of Jccre. hlesre and hi’Stila comment fiom •tderly spectator* at tho congre*llonal Inquiry Into tho Townseml Ho Mid th at except fur the 1 Organisation In this stronghold of bonus payment voted .b y Cun- tha old v * P*™tevt plan, farted frees thora would hove been de­ an adjournment yesterday until "you people hav* cooled off torn-." clining deficit* In both year*. . Representative Hoffman, Re­ publican, Michigan, conducting the InvooUgatlon. was boosjl from thr mStncnt he wmlk*d Into itio'frtW od room by Townaoad Club memfALLAEASREE. Apr[ .10.— bore from th# district which w** l>Fl—Secretary o f BU U R obot A. th* first to elect a congressman on WARHINGTON, Apr. J ML-tlP) Grog postordoy. said ha w it in- ■ Townsend platform. formed tha m o m of President Hoffman sought to establish the Franklin A Roooovslt wogM b# amount Townsend ipporters gave Bridge J I VbV r « - * t h e n , i * ••riving d a n g o r ” o f a lvr,| reports to d a , that Italian , C a t a s t r o p h i c World w a r , S e c imp. hail occupied the . i r a t r g i c r o t a r y H u l l tod ay a tta c k e d n ° f l>»hr» Firham, 7h milca " s u p r e m e f o l l y o f . CXCCg- kg Captain Y . Detective Says He Told Chief Of Tampa Kidnaping mm entered Addle Abeha al 10 A. M. today. - F rid a , evening, M a, 1 , Sanford will be “honor city " of the a m i- ly by tho Florida Theater and an automobUa dealer in Jackson­ ville. Arrangements for the ap­ pear*nee of Sanford talent on to­ morrow evening’s program were mad# by J . Frank Ingsla and Milton Langford of Jacksonville who appaol. Captain Penn and Mr. earn# to Sanford for tho purpose. ,D*w*o* report. Among tha BoTVb'first prise to amateurs *ppeering on Friday1! program la RU and the second price 1* a manth’a pass good at any Sparks The*tar. Tha winner* wilt be M M I kg applauaa given by tha Italian* Only Two More Day* To‘Register Only tww more doya—Fri­ day and Saturday—remain In which Ramin*I* County oloetao ran register. Th* po0 books will b* kept own until mtdnlgkt Saturday in th* office of W. G. Thigpen, oapoHoor of regia- Word W M received today of th* death In WieeMngton yooterday of Mr*. J. H. Draper, former resident of Sanford. Mrs. Draper resided for many year* at Rutlodg*. near th* homo ____andL™ teas , of W. _________ H. Tunnlcliffe, prominent In church and aoclal affaire. In Washingtoo she mad* her hoot* with h«r only child, Mr*. Bamuol Klmbetly, >112 O Street. N. W , by whom aho la survived. ZIONCHECK MUST RIGHT a »•. tt II JJ ij WASHINGTON," Apr. i*. —Mrs. Marten A. Zlonahack. it hrld# of tha playboy Contras** »» man from Soottle, Instated test ,• night that ah* had no InUnUoi M ■ j* ' * l �APRIL SO, IM f ■nM B * ATR1TZ us, when everyone presumably m happy u ; th en a n « t h u t three million M n o u y who eooM AWI no job* .which they Were W ill Be At Colenuu’s •^ iw-1• *.-> t i i P ersonals lU l.U It*. . FWDAT K i ; Day-Health Day axaretee will be given at Um Sanford Grammar School, beginning at •-.30 A. M. Parent* art Invited. Tha dUtrict cm f trance of P.-T. question hi the CAmlnt el I are keeping pretty quiet are Important chiefly bed meat borrowing and lafletlon ami fd were prlneipAUy baeaone here site tap ! work and no one knows what te to* In | TONIGHT | ’WmWCmj u ltC C S C Bonus M en MONTGOMERY iP•myp . n a l O y fij plan m & d T lU M fS S b weito hot. By March, 1938, at thaw Ml to v rtrtrt Laurel and Hardy hi “The Bohemian GlrP /Call wort at work and 13.168,000 wan wot tho number of these original v M P 000, But therg were 6468,000 MBs. tare today if our working poM tie Photos. 7rf, 202 Magnolia w n n n ra ili ' w* M lti t a k M I I ■ 3 3 3 3 S H H . 3 I 3 m L e S K B g f i n l l t l W e / T , I J j W X ' <l . l " L1 I W W t i i fjm t m 5 — -* “ tBTW Blf BNGAGEMWT ahirky TEM PLE « AND a * v » ^ r u r * * Y ^ ,u ^ ,#----------- K * - * *“ 3 | T T IT T M B | ■Si. Number Ono of tho Mr. »nH Mr*. l* n M.thddtet Oiurch win moat . . at 3:00 P. M. with Mm. Beat to, 'O BBBM PnM M OVVm D M B T H P M circle U <*» I------ S p i n A V ----- 1 I JK IU A I | THE BIG NIGHT tTssn re w jw r* * « e b '» w ~~~ „ __ nmaldsnta and P-T A memhen -Or. ■*d Mm. A. W. Krwn tailed ----— '“ a m i r n d to attendL * Moaday from Miami forCuhn to Annoal garden party of the Iho State ,■ 1 WT Z JS o r X Garden Club of Sanford will bo A«ocUtlen. They w. I rec T » -W * * » «:00 P. M. to 1:00 P. lUn’ h* r* ton,orT" * moro,',«s R e d ^ B t^ H , a « . M. at tha hemo of Mr. and Mra. _ ■ S N ^ fld f Waltar S. Coleman tn Dream- “ rw K- , 8 **1 I w 'W ^ i a / a ^ h l P O M I wold granddaughter, Jolietto Shaw, of Regu-'ar moeting of tho Amarl- ^•♦•hujg returned home W<*lnc*E H O X m lL j «■ Auxiliary will ba bald * ft" • * " * * * * f'Z f ” ? ; ' 1! ® at 3.00 P. M. with Miaa Aranka Jj*1* w' ,h , “ ?• <?*orf ’ w Me' 1K U S S IU Taiach at tho Ta*ty Shop, Ror7- SanL.nU_Apartn.enta. 9 - ^ L 'J S S ^ W L Certain other rcmedle*, such As shortening of hours. And unemployment Insurance, might take c*re of Another two ftIWon. he sdds. ., iJ a t when ell ts uM And Ante," he edds, “there will m il V* severs!. rnffllon—perhsps thitoe »niloB-Jwhi5_wni hitvs to be ComldeVed.’ Here U the frset problem which t s a _a_ Orlande. AH lajai rm l '**S S »k T C M C JV of AND whera we were tn 1929 therefore, we only for those who were at work then, thqee who have come Into the f r * t Yiee—2,177,000 of theft. This Is the i 'day, ThU wUeapread artfiy of oVet XooMVnlt and Ms “»e-a te brengkt out by. % la-aoula as someone calls them—are go> Clapper, of tha Bern He strands Into the heads of our pol> now *papen. Mr. Ctep refree they may be, (teoaly. penetrating to pope up. Back lh 1962 when unem* rtould ba mad in tW 1 the same, the streets were filled with fbrt Ihgt tea, b* V«il * m Store defaced with lonr-queue* Of S f iwneifeA s tob.toM thi presertce of the ttrt'empToyea VU Of course, things ere not aa had aa 1983, hut they alto About what Bat where are the breadlines!- Where itf Where are the soup kitchens T W tiles of eU m tlta and family 'dlaon employed SALE Mre. Allen Jon** and daughter, Patricia Ann, arrived today from Miami Beach to eialt Mm. Mlnek Jawaa at her home on Perk Ava- Unmasked fS ^ S a S T H c Z S ? ^ ^ r ° " rnm" 1 Ub<mrtm7------------------— « « -» * » ,:W F** Mm. curnne,:**" • h? d ta lth , 1110 Palmotto Avenue nimtln, of the O. r i« .« o T J Club nf Hl-Y Circle Nombor Pour of the K«™inoU Ul«h 8cho0* h«ll> M,,nFlr*‘ Msthodtel Church -111 moot day evening In tha lll-Y room at 3:00 P. M. with Mra. C. K. “ lh* “ ho° 1- J * " fo,I° * ln* f"f' .McKee. I51T Magnolia Avenue, i " • « " * V \ * : “ “ J ' I Circle Number Five of ti,* nor* WMd,lon- Pr*,ld,nl: M|,,J Flret Methodiet Church will mmt' I t 7:30 P. M. with Mm. Walter d*n‘i <1 Mtea Dorothy MIUh.IL Price, Lake Monroe. meordlng eocrotafy; Miaa Mil| The Lyman P.-T. A. will Kav, term.pond in, * •°PPO*’ tram 1:00 P. M. te r ,**rP» Miaa Virginia MeRory, [TT3«rP?TC. Arr tha candidate, fee tmemuwj Mtea tetMU. offted. SHahteg a t I f lO ----------------P. M. Its PrtemW Frtentkhfp Oaagu# af tha * • * - *»rtaa t u a m M w itM ti ' Tha ______1 ] Chnrch will moot «halrmaa; Mtea Evelyn Catr*. 3:00 P i M. with Mra. Joo.ph Phyalml chairman; Mtea Mlnn'r *■*--* — Btmnga. chief guide; Mia* Marten Eatridga, aulatent <gilda; Ml** Amoral Piters, Mntlnol; Ml**! Woman*a Ctob of Sunfoe, will Hater* Gamer, scrap book chair, moat at 10:00 A. M. a t the tlob man; and Mtea Martha Adam*, reporter. l& F Z ' i“ S i £ r . , . - « omcrn. auerm “The Uttleat Hebei” S W e ^ f i * * * * * »nJ P6&& Artientinient Truth Se€kers Ghftt1/.mk'.ni' *r Ctv >m^ ^ Has Regular Meeting u p. uwa. Mm. w. u n>~w- _____ * • hen. Mre. Burke Steel*. Mre. J . With Mm. George MeOow. J A Broem. Mm. J . K. Mvttmgo*. Mm. W. D. Dekle. and Mm. B. D. .'V' R UD‘ ^ W‘ . ***C“ D«kla aowotee * " J*k*and A lV" J” , “a* hoeteuee , '* T ' the M» n* y Vr*k It. *Corwin, th* Re,. A. butiaoaa and eocial meeting of th || l nj# I * . * T . A . Congress Is r I a n n e d Tomorrow C»l F. N. K. Bailvy of Svhring. tent of the »-W*U Cduco l» n Auocittten. Mra. B. f . Parvin, atato prvektenO of th* Florida Coagrwu of fa m tTrarhora. and Mr*. R L T V jtr . In rharg* of public wolfhrv, will b* Iho mala apoakvm at tho moot­ ing of IHtlrlrt NnaoWv Fight. P orida Congmaa Parent* and Tree horn, to ba hoM all day PvW ■tar at Suroolo Itouao In (Vhamha. t.unchron will ba aorvod at a n a at tha rhlh houa* All Sanford P.T. A. n riaten , and »«p*vtettjr nrw pvoaidvnla. am iwvitod la at­ tend. Never Before Have We Ever H ad Sack A Sale Ju st A t The Heart O fThe Season Bat We Have A Good Reason For This Price ■ Redaction Event W e AreHeavilyOverstocked! In Order To Do This We Are Marking Down Silk Dresses.M illinery FO R 5 D A YS O N LY PENNEY’S W eek-End Values Such pritf rdudiM u m lugli v n M y m m lm idftn tettits iMi selr un opportunity yon stoonU not wnrr. — MILLINERY— ONE UtotHT O F Sltto tWKTE — tO t STH VWS AND HATS — U W Tt i |>\toE IXMAktoS — $235 HATS___ :---- tmv smtu. BOW6135 NOW 6 1 3 5 ^___ $535 H A TS___ r hsllet whether or. fkbt me country Abell K O W «3 5 $135 AND $535 HATS Who is editor of Good Hoosekeeplng, «bmAgailne will vigorously urge the psesSg* IX S O i v q il is * m m H VM .U o u m .v w w u w i u s r s SUCH AS tU'tttkVTK, M&VIWW EASEL feM KY U S «U E AND $ U 5 VALVE O TH ER ItlY IO N FRO CKS A T O A C ONE RACK PASTEIS aANDPRINTSd w «R S m s il k m n t i K t — m a s — seek o m » m m iu — SOME « n u JVtLKTH — SULKS 15 Vhh Mb —■ Gtovee A A p t o jf l P l J �ft. sM ,V'* w»—| ■ ^ T n .E H A N ^ fg » V L D J J A K T O j ,D , rL O R T O A UNOFFICIAL' F o f S c pfe of Public lust&eftfcgr „/ PRIM A RY ELECTION Pmchot A sse rts Proper Warnings Would Save E3e T. W. LAWTON BALLOT For Member County School B o a r? District No. 2 DEMOCRATIC PARTY WPA w i N f a u a 6 , f.^ A N W B A RB PROUD O F OUR SE R V IC E TO U R WATCH MU 8T BB< ACCURATE ' osrvui ■ t U A^fcakatkal Order DeLend Cortes To Sanford W itt Indiana Flash S«U New American Made b l i n r la* nectar l i t PARK AYE. Adjniuietratnr B iin fa n t Ob Keys F o r County Comm&iooer ' McLAULIN Jeweler "'■’T tlh 'a H & n m O f n*r»i • \ 8KM IM O UI COUJfTT Comment F r o m T h e Sidelines 1 . « ! . t . .*« * • • ■ — • CHARLES DUNN a RAYMOND FOARfi JAS.G. SHARON BOSTON STEELE W. J. (FUNIE) STEED D. L. TH RA SH ER For County Commissioner For Governor District No. 2 DAN CHAPPELL J. J. CATES WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES VICTOR CHECK JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY For Attorney General J. D. DAVISON FRED A. DYSON JOHN E. FOX For Comptroller State Treasurer REX PACKARD OTTO SCHMETTL For Railroad CommissioniBr PETER THURSTON For State Senator For County Commissioner 37th Senatorial District W. R. DUPREE District No. 3 W. B. BALLARD J. J. PARRISH ROY L. HOWELL For Representative, State Legislature H. J. LEHMAN ROSS L, HUMPHREY C. B. SEARCY F o r Renresentative, State Legislature GORDON BARNETT FORREST B. STONE . For County Commissioner A. G. WAGNER District No. 4 B. C. DODD For County Judge C, W, 8PENCER w. B. WILLIAMS For County Commissioner District Nb. I W. G. KILBEE R.W.WARE For County Prosecuting Attorney U F. fiOUSHOLDER S. F. (Sammy) LONG ORIE R. MATHIEUX JOHN G. LEONARDY W* HERBERT MESSER SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON For Sheriff FAUL G. DIGGERS J. T. McLAIN H; H. PATTISHALL F o r Justice of* the Peace Fourth Dtatritt* JAS. C. ROBERTS C, M. (CHARLIE) HAND JLJI. (Jim) LEE For Constable - j . f . McCl e l l a n d . ED.MEISCH B. J; OVERSTREET LEWIS A. TATE IACKSONVILL BOR DODSON For Superyiwr O f Registration WALTER L MORGAN FLORIDA SPECIA L until May 15. |10 a l­ lowance for your old rang* on purchaaa o f any new- Norge or O N E GOOD Ketvlnator electrl Nagle Chef gaa rang*. Seminole refrigerator. fU . Rod aa Tlr* Shop. Inc. Son*, 301 W. Firat SL 3A N F 0R D 20-ACRE grove far “ I# or would Ilka compatant AI-L-STATE lira*— Sear*’ prl m aa to work on aharaa. Boa Ha aald Bennett'* *ta lament and Saara quality. Real a Grova, car# Herald. wa* mad* at a conference with Son*. 301 W. P in t St. WPA official* oei th* poaaibllity JER SEY C O W ~^d' "calf, three of aitabllahJng additional fadlie , waaka old. Inquire Mr*. Henty tie# for itorm warning*. Gordo# kLmn, Lake Moaroa, Fla. E. Dunn, Jackaonvlll* foracaatar, raprcaanlatlvac, I*TX)WER POTS? Wa have than told th* WPA la all rdgei. Staalcy-Rogora Pynthon laid, that tha vataran* would net have drowned had Hardware Co. th»r* bean any aourtw of- weather H OUSES, very acaannabla. Term* information from a "blind »pot* Hooac, 7 aera*, vary cheap. between Cuba and Naiaau. 507 Park Av*. Taunt hill aald It waa doubtfid whether th* Weather Buraag could have given more compUtwl advUoria*. even with added faelL 6—Situation Wuniti. itica, becauaa of the im all dl* COLORED GIRL, want* jot .-metar of tha hurricane. H * aald ing or waahlOf. Mary th* advUoria* ahawad that they MIAMI, liam*. 500 E. ltth SL . (JP)—Two were taken from mora than U,* atowawaya who war* locked In a two report* referred to by •ealad railway fruit ear for 44I.J Pynchon. 8— Instruction*. hour* bafora being r*l«aa*d at I WANT to talk to ambUloui F o rt Lau4ardalc Monday, war* daman who want to qualify for ported to Cuba laat night aboard po'itlon* aanrklng, repairing, the 88. Florida. Th»* fa rt th:»t tJ.mne-svillf is o f lit tit* n n^^luf iKT. T h e m a i l ’ th in g is th at it a emm». th r ki f l o f M e * m r r v t f v fair hns » l m i m r l o f * « f i n e l»ni •Irrntns alw u y* r<»ito* I n r A m«tr«* i n f r r r -i i n i r rontr-«t n*i»M not l<c situ l»ri\t«*rn ntaiio f.»se’irs, IlilAV Ifc'itu or l -r ltv f.r» *•• rou Mn’ t Itav^ »h*nr I h ' if i thuil -11 1 h oc 11r»r tins. Snitfor-I ItiU’ltrr, vtho »v%t r I i h r r i i l u r ^ r»tnn* an«l !*•*«•iur»l to I m* u I h»ii 1| a s « l m n r in llt«» fiftt*s»nlh a - hr * * « in t h n firs t inn in e and inatailing Electric Radriftrator* and Air Conditioning ayatama. No aiparianca nacaaaary, bat choeen applicant muat bj mechanically IngUnad and willing to davot* aom* apara time in training. For parrenal LnUrriaa writ* Refrigeration Engiarerlng Inatituta, care Herald. 19—AparLnsnts fog Raol. VACANCY IN Palmetto Lode* Apartment*. Electrolux Refrig­ eration. Summer rates. 318 Palmetto A **. Th# atowawaya told Immigra. tlon man they hid themielvta in th# freight car loaded with pine­ apple* while it Itood In th# rail­ road yard* at Havana Saturday. Tha freight ear than waa run on th# train Ferry 88. Eatrada and tranafarrad to Port Everglade* naar Fort Lauderdale. Thar* a brake man heard th# CiAwna' erlaa for help. H» called ructomc patrol agrant# who arraatad the pair after rale*a log them from tha ear. • Writ. |rt*s h<i|Nt thill thifl^ vbill U* ironrd i»nt srnt Iafur til in i*f rv rijn n r ffrn n l anti thut Muddy stnys with thr I.< »knuts S.iufnrd l luh nf thr .Stttlr l^atfUr nrid.s a pile Mudtly's raldirn. Batting hi* own pact all th* way, Dan Leah, Indiana'* Olympic hop*, ran tw# mil## In nln* min. ala*. 10lB aaconda In th* Drake Relay* at Da* Main#* to Ml * new American outdoor record. (A na* crated Praia Phata) - Year-Old Snow Plow Short On Experience EMPORIA, Kaa., Apr. 30.— (API—Lyon county decided 4 year aro tn buy a good anow plow and eliminate anow fen<* agpanraa. But no anow fall laat winter, end tha plow now I* a year old and with no experience. WANT PARKING M ETKU TAMPA. Apr. 30-— — The Retail MtrchanU AsaoeUtlon haa T*comm«nd*d to the city th* InS IS T E R S IN DEATH PACT •tallatlon. of raachankal parking metara In tha downtown buainaaa BOMBAY. Apr. 30.—fAh— •action. In nrotsat agaln-t the age-ol.l VACANCY IN ~ San L u U ^ o r Roaa Court Apart manta. Phon* MoaUro custom o f "contract m ar. H «»e" dictated by parents, two 9117. rirla In lh*lr early Teena com3 ROOM APX*“ BMh. With or milled aucld# near here because without board. Montaiuma nna of them 'hdtl been forced to Hotel. net nr aaalnal Her wtahaa. If you don’t BBlnar Ilka real S T A Y AWAY b«rFROM, •MY DOOA<. . . flndTe'a Would ycu ralfiar pay lot pairflaq jou r honw tn a lump aua . . . or a law dollars a month, without dlaturbtng jo m revtnga aocounl? S t* re for dataUa about ntbburqk'a rfapla. aaay TRre ............I Ran. . . Yamt Today. Month* to Pay." Ms red Up*, no down payrrenh a nuch at 18 month* to pay, cover* both paint aad Ulaw. Tala advaataga cfthtapUn. SN O W *S PAINT £ GLASS CO. Sanfopd MiscelUieu# fltaiket Report Hanford, glvrlds. T h ursday. Apr. la . t i l l . Slat* Markai. TaUphoa* 41. Dally report air salve of frail* and regtlablas a* th* Baefard Ttat* fariavra* Whalwal* M arl.t lu lru*k*re, carlo! aj..m bl.r» and nih*r dvalara for a I t ho*r paring vadlng at 11:01 A. M. today ap rvporlad by J. (). lUrhaal. maa-. ■aw ’ Moybc Kenncaaw Mountain Ijin .lii heard that the Smoko llm l.c in Sanfurd had dcclilud ti: i\l* ..ut infurmution a . to tho prugrva.. of famcn being played on Sanford Field. Yesterday’* |i]pvic carried thla Zd-wonl atalouicnt from the baccball year: 'l'ciid in g.fu rther nntice all uiMj«ir and minor leag’i * * and club* will refrain from making 1 fry ad.lilional ccmmitmcnts, *■eunKcmcnt. or authorlxatlon' for ritilio broadcaati of ball gafncu.'' m er. Winnem Yesterday 1 n Major I*eaguefl 'National N A D U IIK H : F la . par du a b u n ch ,a. BTRAW IlRItniBa:- -FU. ptnla, No. aap allss. TOMATOKX. Itu p p ll,* lig h t, do. aaaad modarmlo. B M fh H akataf ataad y, W ld * n a a g * In BaatH g a a d soadM laa. F| a. n ra a a . la tw la g . rlpa. unw rapped, m a a p ­ p e a l. U I ha. n a t. IL II-IU *; DAVID K. McNA? W* J. THIGPEJt PlCl-Of tin Mia un "N o bullies allowed!" Thnt’s Kddi# Rawaun'a ruin aa pertain­ ing tn tha perannntd nr th# l*-rinn Jun lrr*. And there muatnT ba any rough stuff In the Florida S tate le ag u e , «ay* SeciwUry O, C. Gilliland nf thn auM lstlnn. Onb of GU*a recent bulletin* warn* againat swear­ ing on tha diamond. Sanford And Daytona Junior. High Schools Play Here Tomorrow First week of play In tha Flo-Ida 8 tat a Laagtre aaw plantly of action. A check of th* records •how* tta t 238 run* ware acored on 343 kite despite 101 error* by the combined effort* of tha six tram*. There ware eight home ran. (threa of than by BwimUII Of ftinfc rd), t l thr**-baa* hit* ami 59 doubla*, aad score* ranged all tha way from I to 0 up ta 23 to 4. t For Tax Collector JN 0. a J1NKIN9 &WATB0N GARAGE SANFORD FISH MARKET rfummrr kftr prices bogiu tomorrow. ' 3jD l Tp And Coming First; Snckor leav es With Fans’ Best Wishes lame* William McNally played'- hi* ln«t gnrm- with the Sanford' I ...ikiiiil* yeateptay, and though h * knew It wa* hla la*t appearancemi k-'nnf'iri| Field he played thg game jll.t a , hard a* a veteran o r ' an anillliini* rookie trying tfl make grwMl. Jimmy t« a flr*t lui<eman, and the t.iinkiiut* are not in need of n fn*t lm*eman <aekrr aince Man* iger Stuffy Mi-frone playn that liiig and p ay« it well. Rut tha ‘■anfnrd flu h doe* nee-i nitrherg. S.. Mi-Nnlly ha* been traded fog Muddy I .ike of the International I i ngi r a* part of the roi|d«l«ra* 'mn whereby the Albany, N. Yw iiiiiii leturn* to hi* hom* town to twill for thi* lamkouLa In th* Flop* i l i Stale I e-ague 'I. \«lly wa* to leave today for Mayodnn. N* C.. where h* will Ifarme-l out" by the Albany - lull, an.l lie go** with the beat wi.he* of officer* and directors of ihe Sanford M**eha1 Aaaocla* t ion arid fun* who witneaned hi* excellent performance at firat 'n *e during the week Stuffy wa* laid up with a lame hand. He al» wpc* played the game with anap m l hu*tle with 1) 1' *y *( wld# open an.l Ihc interaat of th« *»• tin- team at heart. In (h* opinion •f’ t'i i« I i i i i rirtl •‘YAminatioQ on lb** field wm* ‘ rushed to • hospital# An X r»v piciiiM* showed tha fructun* of the left wrist. A fter hi« «rm w«s pUccd in • cast, tirik iihrrif returned to the p liy tiV hotel Inst niicht. _______ Next to Friday and Saturday Specials ft** Turk *••»*-•tin ill 'Ilia Vi Ltiila I’hllft'ln IpfilE Mi it'll Ivu IMlidhiirib Live or Frenlt Urwtocd Mr It-all'll . HENS, all seizes pound 2 l€ FR Y E R S while they last each It •»!tin TOILET TISSUE Vftfll • lakwUn.1 l^ lrnlt "aah n lg i'tn 5 lbs. With orders SUGAR W c SY R U P RUNS By Tha Aundated rr*«« Peter*. Athletics, 1; C. Iff, Brown#, t ; Hrmatry, Rrnwna. 1 5 Blmmnna, Tiger*. I t Vaughan, Pirate*, 1 . No 2. ran TOMATOES 4 f. This is meat you can Eat GoonriB-Hnbv Corn Fed Th# Ueadere 'T ro ik y . Indiana, 8; Foav. Red Box. 6; OU. Oianta, 4; Klein. Cuba, 4: Dickey. Yankees, 3; J . M.mrei Phillies, 9;_GoodM *n.- 7trJ«. •( HatVy, D ra tra ; Gehrig, Yanked*, AmarWan Kvrrylhtug’* on * TRIPLE SNOW D RIFT 6 lb can Full and complete llna of fl»h including red snapper xteRka, pea trout, Bpanlsh mackerel. klntfVh itaok, btueftnh ohd moUet. Our t Hank Greenberg, Tiger Ace, Breaks ' G R O CK. lotE St.,TI’honu E 230 R WeI deliver A lift* Sf»»« l 't111a itlnnl# N-tlnnal Cfl can't atop the fans from awaarin*, tho-jgti, at treat undmr thalr breath. Vpcciallv when umpire. tha Imxt I o u t at bat fUe* rut with taro or threa men on H H Democratic Conunitleeman By rtrtup of a w u rH if JW T tw tw if • Ih r I'hMl.uvvixrA' fjxtkout* have fir«t rlsitn on •ny Sinfonl I gnd run W**t th«* first mini it «**|rct« without mu lin e any inym rn' Hut Zim Hrrk, scout for th»» ChAttunoogin*. has pr*»mi«c I the Sunfiinl lljuphull A*arvi.i ti»»n that hi* wil n*»t o«k f r Ruddy l*aVe. pitcher, on a f « hssis. t>ir«*ctor Ju m n Wrfirht ststcil today thnt Ruddy is r>"\ the property of the S.itiLod Rssrhnll \oin iRtinn Jimmy McNally Is Lost To Lookonts iln Lake,,Transfer <*mlh"|ti l'lr.iit « HOME tmcrteohi • Bnrien *>; Chicago 7. f1iilnitcl|ihi* 7 ; 8 t. I*«il« 4. New York * : Cleveland I, Wa-hingt'-n 7 ; Detroit 3.' Promises Zim Beck Collides With A Base Runner T o Bench For A Wild Throw VftnV«»« rh lca fn I t B c*»klm n '* fhtlaburgh 10 ; Philadelphia t»: »’MUiL.I|.Mi» r tlr«M.i (II inningq) New York I ; St- I-mil* 2 ; (17 HI Idfllll innings.) Innatl, poatponctl. a Junior fiQ U A SII: Buppllaa m odseat*. d aan aad a llg k ltg w aakar. rto . T allo w Croakaadka,' ba. h m p ra F a a c y 11.71; fe w I 1 J I ; Uraw r a a d aider, | | .*l-| l I * . w w lta f la t s , ffa Buppllaa. C ocoaalla*. B l.ll . •that aoaret* :.»*i > unn* aw* . . h**n decided upon. But J . I **y . »b< it arranging It. rth> tt pr +iM j . •>* \n Ih* banil ah*l1 at th# north mil of Park Avenue. A champion Yo-Yo operator showed auill*nr*a In th# Hit* Theater anil tn Htjr Hall lart night how it j, ilon* Thla r r P*rt, Paul t'randa of tlw Philippine. showed that aom# rittht different trteka ran b* performed with th* toy. Varinua trick, will ho explained to th* chil.lr.-n in th* school* neat week Yo Yo context* ar* being conducted in Orlando, (Vala anH Daytona Heath thla week which war* more or popu­ lar rarer*) jr*a rx nyn. ■r» coming bark In -tyle Thty f t * becoming more unit mote prevalent in Sanford. rxpeclall» with lb# joiuntfer irt-neratlrn. Ilencc the Yo Yu .-arnYTh* Pel.aml Rrdx com* to San­ v»l which i* kintr arm n ^ il ford today aa a second plan* taam for th# latter |>.wrt < f nr\l In th* Florida Statr l.*agu* for weak. another cam * with th* t-ookouta Kvery <m«ll boy ix invited, Th*y won th* laat two straight to parilclpct*. anal th# winner from St. 1 Augustine. yesterday's ' of th# rnntr-t will be awarded lim n In Delaind by a B to I acorn , a sweater Runners-up will It waa thr ahiirtral (am * playrd ( grts top* Pair anil pier* for on th* Del and fi*ld thla a*aa<in. thr ronlaat bar* not B« yet taking only nnr hnur and -17 mlnutaa. McGowan arnmd th* Saint'* firat run in th* Initial fram r. drawing a pa««. bring helped In | second i-y an rrrnr, advancing tn' third on a aarriflrr and coming horn* on K im *.' log fly tx> renter Poland tallied twice in th*tr ha f of th* inning, getting two Mta and Ih-fi-atmg the Red S o * . I'd ' » 9, . Apr. Ml. Glrnn bring helped along with • Wild (In* Sr rntnoles lt< l r v r n m if wor rn hmttrii thr iHtv- J pitch and an error. Two mora hit* ♦heir arv rn th st rti i fh t v i r im y u ts.amfrrs to n rh t and another bobtd* enabled tbc tin- l.iuns l.rn^nt* nnd ••tliiiC !•’ y hrr> yrstrrilay to B ed' to add another In tb* third th ru r m l t r t l |M»sititM» it 1 th r t*»|i alms an H-2 victory WA SH INGTON. Ap. *.» .-in frame. itors ami tv rn fr Ih** •**f t h r |»rrrrnt«r** n i l u m n t%»lf first Th* Red* pulled further ahead a p r r f r c t srtirr. T h r Caiants e t . o hitrxY^thimr handri thr local 1 Hank ••rrrnhunr. |hi»«it an.l thr \itirtunn In the fourth wh*n Pavia, after rnnm in t h r bottom po sitio n , rloft* at thr si*a«|i!o rrsort Tiirs ha arum vi I rairur's must vahiuhl.f»l:•v*>r walking the second man, wa* Hilly Rrm m n p ii rl tn l f.*i thr d»y rapped for a single and a douth- **rininulr« y r s t r n l n v s ' l h titnlIjirsrn scornl srV#n strlkrmi*s lust y m t , siiffrrrd a split fun tiifr by Dldrik«rn driving in two roi. aain on t h r mound fot t h - R«‘ I «i»tl issuftl n*» walks Hr tallK I *h** ••f hiq r ft wrist in a ha»t Imr , «.| nera ahead of him. firat Aialra mnrkrr with a h< n»r lisn.n with J n k r |*uwrll. Wnduiii: S,.s Floy 1 f**r »h»* R* mine 1 s t . Auguatinr rallied in the »*v nit'l Clr v rln n d f»»r »h«* l l r l >»»« Min ovrr thr n *h t fir|«| wall In the ton mitfirldrr, yi-»trr.ln\ enth, and threatened tn nvarhae third fr amr Hr also sintlrd j»ml| ‘ It's t% t.itiifh brink f.u • ••.'’ 11.1 vtrtt* th r r n tc h r r s W A th* Poland club, by romblnlng tfu rn l twicr an«| was crnlitn i s. ith Mnnarvr Vickry t ’lH-hi h i , of tb*. um pirnl. two hit* with a ha«* on kail* and Tiirns ’ll ink likrl\ will ......... . l»attinr in two runs. j T h r P i r n t r s an I t h r Y a n k r r a a irennd .Detand ■bold*. A f**< llan k Gornirki, Islander hur'cr.l foi.i»! Irast a month mil p'.»l».tH|v ' play this nftrrn onn a t T t n’rlnck. double play alnpped- ah* -^daitor* m#t his first drfrat «>f th*» irv»on m orr ** on# run abort of knotting the anti t h r firs t month o f |»lay I yrstrnlav Hr was touched |or 1C l'hr li ft Wfisf wii < *hr -n »»*• hr fh»«r F r ! i ! * y rftr rm »n n with th# count. I hits, walked four and fann«*it flu* injurrd rally in thr la-f \\..i|,| *, Owen*. S t. Augmtln* catcher R n l S oy on th r firltl a^ ain. this Hr also hit a l*atsmnn Mrs ducked Into ope of Daan'a fa«t » tl m r #vain«t th r G i a n ts I«arsrn‘s homrr knnttr<| thr curve halla In the firat Inning ye* ronnt in thr thinl and sinvlrs 1*v teplay and waa knocked out wheo W hirr sn»l •t'rhtrndrn. followed th* hall atrurk him In Ih* head by Kmeraon's triple. pushr*l fw» The St. Auguatine hackatop wa* OAKLAND, t’a l i f , Apr. .10.— tallies across in thr fourth t*» given » runner, and returned to j o l’* Hilly Tin d». New York thr locals a lead they never re the gam* In Deland'a half of the t Inthirr. ircrntly ili«pluyrti here tin<iui«hc I. frame. n Im*M oritfim IIy valui'd at |2j,< Scon* hv inninr*: Score by Inning*: 010 010 OOP i Oiio, pit'urntrd to t'herlie Davtona Rrarh •S t Auguatine lOf) 000 .700 I Mitt hell after he fiti/ht s J!*- Palalka 001 201 01 k » PeUndi 210 *00 0 0 * - 5 |round draw «kith John I.. SuldA A llarnni. owner of T>p •van in IHNM Trnub i«dl«*cts lu»lls. 1 ndm»•non tickets to title fights Row. m l,.*,I mo«t of th* Taof ; and other mementoes of rtnt; run mcetinv owing to automobile arcldrnt Infurira ' events. .400 clip and maintain*.! this earn* average while pitying wmi-prn hall In Grrcnvil e. 8. C., where Nc# firat spotted him. Braid** being a fine ba»eball player. Levy »• * I regular end on th* Tar football team last fall |#vy will more than 'Ikcly Ve *»nt lu Norfolk of th* Plulinunt Lrafcur, a Yankee farm , thia aum- Daytona Bench hasn't bee 1 very kind to Juanford when it ^ ennie* to Florida lcagm - b a '* -j\ „ ,» .'.i ball, to . let'* ho|ic th# Jtinn.n High School boy* trim tho Dity•]!•,!, Iona High Srhiailgra' when llicy|>ir\,n,. rouie here tomorrow. It ought j , . * “,’^,'1' tu Ih- a g<od game, sometime I " - Hn. these yoiingater* pul dp a bet teN.liraml o f-b all than their eld era. nn.1 II I* therefor* ho pad T..t.,ta they will ba- greetanl try a rtz- , ttat ahle crowd at Sanford F'ictd. •*"* game ran be atarted after thn In-nknut ciinlcat U over. Manager Eddie Hawxon of tha Junior leagu e aey* hi* boya are gnlng tu play aurh grml games that ih# fana wll I w tht tn ace them aa yrall a* thoao in thn Flnri i:» State League. . ara. Bio. -1 A ‘ ll.T a .lt.t * j N# la. B l.ll .ll M; fiald rue aad poor.a r. ll.H - ll.il. Yo Ho! For a >•» Yo rarnit i l. The little Fil i|*mo Lips LEADING THREE YEAR OLD IN DERBY The l.#glon Jnnier I*-n*u>achriliile U tn he ait arrant.r -1 that there wilt b* no guinea, un days the Sanfurd lookout* play at borne, at least not unlit the d v n u ad fa ir. m a rk e t ataady. F l a . Illlre T rlu n aJka^ kta. kwmp- Yo*Yo Carnival Is Set For Next Week' Chattanooga Won’t Lake Away, . A n d ^ e r y Small_Boy Can Participate ’, Take Red Sox Defeat -Stowawaya Returned To Home In Cuba F o r Clerk Circuit Court a P. HERNDON J P IV E ROOM fumlihed bung* low. 220 W. 19th. Aval la bit now. Satainola HoUl. . ;--------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Took Last Two From S t Augustine For Second Place Spot District No. 1 M. C. GINDER ■ I Bettered - - ---- y Game Goes Fifteen Innings Are. Ilia * B. M ttaiiT Ha Did. winner Of Ml* 8*Ata AnfU Mrb W M in* threa yaar aid nrenay winnar, la trank*B a »eM aanttmt ■a-Kaatuaky Darky. Wlnnlnt* ara appreMmaUly H W (Aaaai WESSON OIL 99c Ft. nc Qt 43c Heiflnning next Thtiniday, Mny 7, we will clone At 1 ' P. M., for Hummer Half-holidays, �THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA advertisement*, many nf them of patent met Urine*. Conacfpently, • few month* a f te r its enton/iahfnent Dr. Townsend was sh ir to I , p»y $7,500 in dividend* on hi* ten lih a re * , and Mr, Clement* 4 like 'amount on hi* ton, | Then, recent y, a coo Inc** set in •between the two men, who had •come to know i-erh other when Mr Clement* hired Dr, Townsend &« a r e t . a* to to nalram-in in Conic, ftomch, Calif, Newspaper* nnd magazine* were hintin r tha! Mr ---------|Clement* w»* the "bra in * of the WANIUN/rrON. Apr. .70.-- Tfrwnw-nd I f * n . - ami Dr,. Town J f o b v r t Xt ‘ Aafi-apoAffti 'J*m » fin n y * * ,'T h e f promotional geniJk of the Town- l» part, iml r f o r r thrv paite fit th»■ plan** Rsrptff. •end Plan, told the House comm it­ After oitn.i*i *•r»c«*, th*»y ilFriilfi tee Investigating pen*i*»n move­ ment* that he htd taken marly to declare a noth i t tlivitlrmf fin I Hr “Townae mi1 Wir ■kly" * —rt*k. Tlo $7" ,000 out of the movement Mr. Clement* thought that since time there* W.1*i mnri* th i n » i«l the day, two and n half year* ago fX)0 in the |.tl(M-r'a tri-i|*i|rlt 71 mm when Dr. Kra w i* E Town*end each reri'ilVi-*f 425,0110 f,,r t hrir first made him "*ee the light," Old *hare, nnd th»*n M - f > m n fit 4 S.f M*l! hli* trn *hnir»'* r11 Age Revolving Pension*, f. t i l . hi*l fere* I to • yielded the pair nf them "shout ■tf*rk in t Ill- " W i t kly*' 1»i Dr $ 1 7 0 ,0 0 0 " A*ke«l if he had ever Townsend Dr T flWtldFIlS nn rpt the nffer. , Iintf pal 1 Mr put any money into the plan him­ e«l self, M n Clement* replied with * Clement* hi* 125 000 dividend fm the *hiire*, thus brlngim? Mr smiling negative The g'H**e that laid the golden t lemrnta' t iking* fiom tin puli egg* In the Townnend I'lan w** lishing en te rpri-e up to 157,11111 |l#*a|*|ea this monev. Mr •'The Town*entil Weekly." fi»uri*l«*»1 by Dr. T«wn*end and Mr, (' ent Clements rereivi-d. in - ilary, e* (tense money, profit* from the *nb ent* together last March The "W eekly" wn* a great • l i t ­ of cither J iferjit mi-. "»barv fine re** from the start, for it win «•*- ( the " W e e k l y " and -.ther t 1 \ If tad llaherl whi n the Townsend 1 P smiree* the cum of IjO.'SHl ■/ Pla n’* lean time* were over and or n total of r *7 RX1 23 ftir hi a fa tter day had begun It* cir­ thirty in<r»nth*4 'Aitrk f».r the |tin rt Iff culation at one time wa* 2 50, HIM), into winch -.1 1 1.... I»l* • pai.f and It* page* were crammed with fon t* is mtin'h in t hi* hoftr of . — -r rriving 120 * m<»nth th. from guvrrnmrnt m 'me .t-iy n ' t T h r plan, i T#t, 1IVIt -1 lit* 4» f* From ho*e to hat* , E V E R Y snow hull II v t hr nrw yrar th* /» T IIIN CJS O N MACE A T A ft, I* organi/nthm was wt-l e*tah|»*h*><l. (i»i| th** money wa* 8 A D V B 'S . . . roming in irgul *r!v^ H«* drew »* weekly salnrv of fluff from th* movofm-nl, r**reive(| S |,M!»7 :\T* n* ei|H*n*e niniiiu 1 (mynient* ami I.umber And tlre« *4 pro m»n * h i t e , tf the t * RooflnK 013.112 ex|M*n*e* of the Witd|i-.> ton a(iartmenl which he and Dr T iwtine rid kepi up together. Then after the " W eek ly " Wits ftnipdl'd fri Dl.lfi, he gol"' it» Ini* rv it **m 11 *n i *ah-« of oth< < literature brought in $5RB. T h'* year hi* -alary wn* hmir*f ed to (2 5 0 a week l y O A. It, I 1, Phone 797 and before he left the (thin he got Clements’ Share Of Townsend Plan WasNear $78,000 No Money Was Put In1 Pension Movement By E x - Secretary S e c u r ity L u m b er COMPANY S A V E 76c VITA- F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y O n ly All THRU8DAY, APRIL 30, 1931 y e a r* ago but wa* allowed io{ slumber through the rightbt regimes of 11)34 and 19.75. Thl*^ law has n^ain lieen put into full ♦•(Mrration and thinisandfl of f a 1 workers are being aa*i| •mill trart* weekly. In some «if the provinces impa­ tient worki r* have taken land* or staked out claims on their fly W II.L JA M M. P IN K FUTON ronatrurtion work. AH the Iron ' own hook: Thi, was particularly C H IL L IC O T H E , Ohio. Apr 30. bed* o f the institution and much j tu i e in th** province c f Ha da Viz I**fA P)—In s prison built ny the nf the other metal equipment and where agricultural laborer* prisoners themeelve*, tho f nlrrsl wiH»dwork were tu rn r 1 out in pris ftorked out of there vtllagrs and government is socking to set eit on ahopsi. fW lam .^ iwArr W "WO- r n « a W s .n y tw n g At.AVXSlfEWf * . C l l L tlivismn, mirlu'-l nut by the i mechanical ns turn Ih s t w* ! * " MADRID, Apr. 30— 14V . r grg sm ,slu m s. Supt. Josep h San f o r i says sll manufacture here, we do It," San, Tin* government, insisting (hat < but two o f the 24 building* of the f.inl r s p l a in s i M‘ n ,,r l AtMn* ’ S l‘" n 4 * ,n* k>rfederal Industrial reformatory A r h s i r fsrtory sn-l another ‘ h k k - s r t pmtui r, i-t l« ing rallr IJ the land* mud Im* divided accord- ■ mg to law, i fared by the old here, housing 1,300 first offender* -mall ibtrinitory ' t.. hnus, .li«- S p * ' " -' «-hw-f b-.lwnrk aumnu tradition th*t *ay*: "G et the *en*n«t national law*, were buMl dpi ins ry “ problems" »ill be cm - j revolutionary soriah-m an,I comby the inmate*. |M»".*anu on the lan t and noth* - l r u led by the MnTrmte wurker. monism. Ini' wiH get them nff.'* T h " men vlso have helped fur­ , hi ye-tr. I 1 Herd of h leftist ^..vernment One of tin* main complaints nish the institution and made In m a te* do rn*«t of the cooking ,h*1 ‘ e|wntl* in /r.-at part >n ha* uf the tool* they u*« in the *n«t fa k in g , rijn the ptiaon laun- rho*t* very fnree* fur ' ipp*»ft, hi* of <f|s|Mi«*es*ed proprietor* •'••n thit '’ *r»ii'*ri iwinn granted i program designed to assist dry, arrub the fl<M>r* and polish the J°b tally increases in c m p!r\it\ them hii* ttri-n far rsduw the acers of h*4 t on it ion r!a*h lhem In Ife ouUitfvj bra a*. T he primnn farm produce* i ; mI v»fu (if the land. blrmily trife with fascists of ■ ' acting with nothing but th vegetable*, mi k and pork for the Yhe viiluation i* Wfirke*) out on the ei tr em e right temporary woo tn ( a r r a c k * o f the mea*. the taxes paid an 1 With the old monart hist part it*' wartime army post of Port SherThe typical Chillicnthe guard nmenf answer ha* h**en man, the prison bureau ha* created frequently *erves a* keeper, fore- in a slate of polftiral irii|aitency, propi leliT-t Cr yen a modern industrial city of neat man ami teacher all in one He- the communist* and revtiituiona■. r d« fr Sliding the govern* n at w i-k soeialiat* have Ian ome t li»- pc a h rick e e I;1ho ti *e s, do r m i to r ie i, puvuig on! y rlwnril'v may hr n rival* to the repubht an *v *t.-m , shop* anti workroom*- in the b» t the fluff for present *apahle of Premier Azana sometimes hi | 10 year*. « I* their own. instructing lo*en called the K**»en-kv *»f Me*itfe a high shale hill, at the Earlt W. Brown, manager of Florida National Eahibita, la edge of the reservation, a brick th** men in their t r a f e ihown her* at ha arrive* at Clevtland Airport to arrange for tha |Spanish rrvulutt m. for Florida State eihibit at the Great Lake* Eipovition, which will ba plant waa erected anon a f te r the Tw,i night* A week the shop predict thrt uftei him will hehl at Cleveland for 100 daya from June 27 to October 4. Miaa a- it 'In I if 1 H ’ I prison bureau took over the plot crew* nre given instruction in the j coni mini Clarice Gtady, ona o( the " Yeomanettee.’ or girl guide* of tha in llttMJ, Prisoner* were trained to tee tin if |oe of the trade His closest frirn*t'- ibin’t hki * Kepoiinon. la welcoming Mr. Brown, while Mayor Harold If. nhapo the shale, pile the raw they are working. And rompari «»n Hrul p*urit out wi Kind * h i,linn I'hureh Burton of Cleveland (left) and Almon R. Shaffer, auociata director brick* in the large hake oven and noon a week i* devoted to study- iliffermc*** in thi1 hu «lay :lu to 8.00 I’. M. r h iru r tc r of the Eipoeition (right) look oo. fire the oven* to hake the bricks ing the* theory of the trade - the the* two men try As shops were added to the pm - moreen of material*, the developTh** iww premii*r i* not i- -r ] ftem-fil Huilding Kirnd nn plant, inmate* were able to merit of machines and tho running trn t with nit'M* orato ry . A montK ake over more and more of the of the indimtry. iiftrr thr nrw u* v r m m r n t b* ' br rn formnl hr hml yet t<» nsal* hi* firs' spr«'«h fnstrutl hp hi 1 lw*rn |i)r lilinif siloni; rn nrnti u W ASH INGTON. Apr. 30.—/Ah «I»1 h, n|| i-nded .,n Apr 1, thr strurturr of tin* nrw govrrti The prlre on the head nf A vin I tellient* rs'sjigtlrd from ment. jrivimr thr rx tr rm i *ls itient afte r » di-ugree Karpi* went up to $7,000 today %* crrtrtin amount of ronr t<» Irt of •'■•til who Di Townsend Mr the post office inspection service thi* *i#nm of tho Hr'tifin victm for lumber, roofing t I stifled that Dr Town disclosed an undei cover search jubilation, bill stepping in whrn nod budding nialeriala ' oij diew *u|i.ry an i dividend* for the man now rated a* "pub­ the situation tirvrloprtl vitilrn*’ of nil kind* call on u*. 1 "H •• for d' har with hlui under lic enemy No, l/* That hr ran Iw liftr«l whrn h Ili-re you’ll find the then »i-“rfi arrungernent, He did The mspectlpfi narvice offered f r r D thr nrcrssity ia itmrraH'. moat rea*onablr price* not know whether (be doctor had I 2.<100 fur information resulting runrr<lril In fact one uf Ilia e\f‘M (ootiibtiteij any of his raili­ in the arrest and conviction of nnd beit quality and rightist ch trg r* ngainst him ii ng- to f hr movement. the quickest service. Karpi* and another $2,000 for In­ t h r rl**rtii«n campaign wa* thn' I he *.»wn*efi t lenient* dis- formation lending *n the arrest Sudden Service hi* ll*73 govrrnmrnt hail show] 1*141e, whitdi eruled! n the iIccDmn f nnd conv iction of his compan io n, *o p u t t ooifuiny, began in late Harry Campbell. iin fillers "i ry brutality in putting furiii V or ra l l y February, clown an anairhi t uprising, ji^'t Attorney General Cummings of­ •b"1 l the lime Representative C fered $5,000 for Karpi* leads and l . s a b t r A *applr Onr of thr itmin jobs that Pro• TsN , Uff. Iu »Iiv i Itell. Democrat, of Mis- |2.‘ 0o for Campbell m irr Azann has hern pushing \>\ tip* last rkewe V3 ■'"i'i. p«li dung ii(i hit residu- ww,j| ilivision* i f S l u in ’* large rstat ,*s tion for an in • 'tigutnm, the rum* I among thr |K*r*iirit funnrr *. Thi* •nil fen li rirued Dr. Tuwryiend I law for thr <1ivision »>f thcjtr N A N O IlKf'I.ACKH ORGAN | wanted *o decentralize manageest a t e * wa* *<inpt (>4 sivtrnl •u*nl. Mr t leitiefit* said, uy «uirging the board t*f direct nr* are! LON I ION. Apr. 3 0 . | dm ing eiich tlirei V»r nt the head a\.‘ the f »r 11 Min-* a grand nhinV f n thpiM t me fit Mr C|i*menl* op- ia facing used at service* in W a i t - I hmi j f bi- itiii) i Jung in the cen- minister Atdf**yt n* the nrgnn i*| »al*/.»’i| stiuclurc with which the di mantled !i» make way Movement had been making gmal for a new one for n e i t yeaCa ♦rogrrs*. rnmnation. Welcome Florida Visitor Reformatory Is Stop Sign Spain’s Premier On fheR oadToA lcat raz; Chief Mainstay 1st Offenders Get Chance Against The Reds Azana Is Against A Soviet Regime In Spanish Repub l i c • I IK’KEN SUPPER Reward For Karpis Goes IJp To $7,500 REIGNS AT STETSON Building Matorials H ILL W h o S u f f e r , D o n ’t B u y MEDICINE U n til Y o u R e a d T h is! Don’t g*» »»n suffering * run-down,’ woni-out fwltmr 5'ck «ny loniter. ... J u « l tuki' lh« coujMm tto'l —l-' t r ill* to U n r y ' i DniK S mo*-. ford. In return thoy will Kt™' you a r-riirroun $I*U*< d i e bottle of V IT A -M IU T hin watch how Sanford Ladj Finds Reliei In Vita-Mil lh|r 411 ^ W 1. c u n w«y »w*«T« frn" ’ ... r * . Nelli | your iiy-triti the pot*onou» |,eiu WrlbofW amt aelila lh»i r»usr your achrw.j nf t(r( w |M <R t , Sanford, KU. pain* and wvakiit'M. W IIA T IT IS rayrt; ' ' r o r thi Vita-Mil i* » formula ron*l»t- |m»l 0 y i u r * InK nf more th«n 2'* hi‘il>* which hint U'l-n ill ..... . are blrndrd ti>K*lhrr In o n , liuuld| v { tho time. compound. T a l r n rhortly niter Mjfirrrd froi niiul», It mi«i*» with one'* I "*’1'1 low blond' pre*» Ihu* throwing <*If t he pol*od* urr, l>«i'k uch -fti*ter etornarh trmilde* »ml ohi) ri>t|»nputiM>pcrmlltln a the liver and Kidney* My kidney* nn t o function properly. It »cl* liver gnvi* m within ten minute* to stop belch trouble unit a log ami k »* and will remove im- time* thu joint purltie* that may have been Inn'id, of my hand: _______________ o f you for a long lime. w vi, *0 nwo’Ivii m i *. V. n nor nr It will d ea r out old fermented that I couldn't of Sanford •ubatance*. half-diKcaUd fo«<l and c!u»e my fln g c a . 1 owe It to itv oth rr Impure matter. Often the mother and »l»trr, wh<< live i atomarh I* half-filled with *uch Impurllle*, an-i form a "co a ling " llattlrahurg, Miaa., that I ferl la-t on the Inti-*tine lining rauidna let now, for they had written m atnmach trnublo. The itmoval of In take Vila Mil, which haa give 1 theaa aubatancca permit* the ga>- them great relief from Ih ijr all trlc Jui.v* to flow freely, make* menta, to get rvlii-f. I acted "i tha dltfmllvu organa * w r , t and their advice ami how glad 1 an clean and give* complete relief that I did, for now 1 feel bellifrom ihortnaeo - o f bruath and than I had for yrar*. Thu. barkdyaprpala.' -U k e w la e It haa a achrs are gone, my liver ami kid g re a t action on thr llvrr.'kidnry* nrya are functioning properly, kn J— and bowel*, and 'thua. cleaneea my huwetn--ipelto- regular. M) hand*) don't awell now and and Improve* the whole ayatam. Vlta>Mit doe* not contain alco­ eoUy frel 10 per cent better gin hol nor a (Ingle Kablt-formlng 'rally. I give Vita Mill all th drag. It la greatly different from credit for th ia ' change 4n m. any other remedy and eontalna health and I am glad to recoin more Ingredient* than threa or. ment it to all who auffer a* 1 mighty good medicine." dinary medichtea. NOW U YOUR CHANCE Now la your' chance to awing back to health—to have once more that feeling of pep and vi tallty which makta you glad Juit to bo a lira and breathe God1* air. Now la your chance to regain koe« appetite, eound dlgtaUon, ,aalm narrea, deep tluoibera and a , body that la working normally to .threw off polaonoua waatea. Get A bottle of VITA-MIL, a liberal | | JI aupply for only 49 cento. Thla offer positively nob be repeated, ao clip the and taka R to your drug- CO UPO N WORTH 76c With Purchase On* Large Site I'e'dinc MrKtrUnd, brun ette bc *u ty from D*ytona Reach, la May Queen f o r Station Unlvcraity f n t lv lt le * this weak. A senior, she U the holder of many honors In scholastic, social, and athlatlc activities. Art May Be Guarded Against War Ravage Hu gh Herbert, the actor, is m rrlntir n W> K. Hugh Herbert, the » « V » n —lir H e r ' - tO E N E V A Apr. 30. — UP)— Action by the council of tne Lesjruo of Nations to protect art tre asure s In the event of w ar hii.t been urged by tho internnliumd committee on Intellectual cu-opT he asreutiva committee o f tha International committee, under tha ch airman sh ip of I m r . Gilbeit Murray o f Great llritain, haa a ked the council to aummon In Septe m ber a confeiVnce f o r "the protection uf national a r t i s h pro perty ." _ _ _ ------ — 1 r i t l u n t it attract the |rtatnt Norge of all time. Norge cuti t no more to i n n —test to uu. Terms are tha cnicsr we've ever bcenlbU to offer. Now it the lime to begin your enjoyment of that luaury that urea re mmk more than it costs. Come la. »lic huyi hfT re* frijtcrator, the looki at three Jifferent makes — ch o o in Norge. The ycsions for her choice are (I ) convenience, ( I ) economy, ( ! ) mechanical superiority and (4) retpoosibiliiy of the manufacturer. , , , j QT MANY Jhe.urye^jha.thrMughwheae •* MOSSK. r IA T0R C S* facts to light also disclosed ff/Oiag Unlit? Awls# s Crnii anuthcr very significant fact. sarAae BattU asJ Bain JteeA • 8/krthli avenge owner hiihsd AdjotaM* SM f a OMt'Pmf a u n t r . Define Ranger Dies Trying To Rescue Children PARSO N S, W. V s , Apr. S0. _ UP)— Donald R, Guadlnrer, 3&<yesr -aid forest ranter, and his three children perlahed in fumes 1 ant smoke t h a t f il e d their Uwelllnc a f t e r fir e broke out. PI re men paid Qtud lnetr triad to r e t e u t . h U children, asleep on the saeend flour, but waa blinded. He leotlapaed while groping through ANGEL’S QUICK G LUNCH110 N. PARK Aero** from Valdrx PLATE LUNCH 35c HOT CHILI lSe SANDWICHES 10c ft 15c Formerly Evans' Lunch Sie Angel, Prop. IVR us 3 minutes to tlcncoP-we've |ot plenty . local prool of btUtr thorn point out wliy "G-3" is Amsrica'a best-seller—no 43% ffrcelcr non-ikidmileifs.snds.orbutslTo become affc, quicker* IoppinZ,*afer America's beat-uU*r, it had drip, longer endurance. to be America's best Agr­ Get your money’s worth and thal'a the “ G-3" All- and then gome—ace ua Weather (or yout Evi- about tircal BLOWOUT DANGER ENDEDI Revolutionary Goodyear invention e a l w a hiffh-epccd blowout as harmless as a slow leak—enables rou to slow down and stop, with car under control. Let us show you the New Goodyear Lifeguard* Tub# NOW O P E N ! HARRY’S 8 RESTAURAN T Wa Solicit Your Patroniya "»« HARRY’S U Q U 0 R STORE LIQUORS — WINES — BEER PHONE 2M PARK AVE. WE DELIVER CURB 8RRVICE. IN REAR * ~ 21st YEAR!... “MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOO! TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER M M K T E ST IM O N IA L, M ' �* t) Seminole Coanly Prodacw Mm « Fruits And Vegvtable* Than Any Similar Area In America S tfre » VOLUME XXV ^ a t t f u r f r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Associated Roosevelt And Opponent Will Enter Primary New Englander Files Assuring State Of Presidential P r e ­ f e r e n c e Contest Saturday Is Last Day To Qualify .One Ds^i .Left.In — LJfI Which To Register SaMinfav is the last day in whirh SentinoV County voter* can rejf inter. Thr |h>|| hnoks in all precin cts wd| tn» \n kept open until 12 clock tomorr ow night in th e fit.- Ilf W. (J. T h i n w i i , auprt »'or of rrgi* C o u rt Sentences Charles Beck To t l l i # A- w A , , MnV ’ /I Fall Of Addis Ababa F i r s t Adjournment Expected Soon But Date Arrives With Two Major Issues Selassie Says That As Yet I'ndecided W on’t End The War First Rally To Be In Layman School Next Monday Night With M A” Group Present 1 he more than i *0 candidates for Th. No Instructions Will TL v T Be Given Delegates I W ee I ea r 1 erm To National Confab . , ----.Local ^ outh Enters t Italians Ready MoreCongress To C eleb rate T ask s Talked G reat Victory By President DERN IN SPEC TS ArvfT ENDORSER ’ FLORIDA CANAL mlnole ('ountjr (th ere local office* listed in j the unofficial ballot printed daily In The Herald) have been divided I by the Seminole County Dem­ ocratic Committee Into two grnupe -th a t all Democratic candidates may have the opportunity of c a r ­ rying their candidacy before the voter* of the County.” | " A ” group la composed of the 24 candidates for Tour seats on ^ f A P ) — A n rerld e*’ M*l n r o fo r - 1 J the Board of County Cotnmis. e n c * c o n te s t In F lo rid a w a* S h ( M > t i n g S t ’ T H p e tinners, the seven candidate* for a s su re d to d a y . S e c r e t a r v of theriff, the three candidates for S t a t e G r a y an n ou n ced th a t After pleading guiltv at the County judge, and the one cantw o ra n 'iid a to ft had o u a lifie d . r«i rt h ... mc thi n l l - i i m n to didate for superintendent of pub­ P r e s id e n t R o o s e v e lt nnd charac. uf 'hooting hn father lic schools ____ . ____ m i _ Having inspected the Gulf-AtlmtiC ship canal at a punt nrar Ocala, S r c r r u r y of War (Jeorge ll group la compoaen or ran- lf . , ■* Jo se p h C o u tre m a rs h . th e l a t - , ln U " 1,nl brother-m-la* in i , . r ml Charles Deck. Buck '(anfird didatet for the Sta te Senate and 11 I,rrn cn*lnr*eii the project aa **f»a*ih|,* and worthwhile" Its completion Mis ii"w up to t^>ngre^s.' t e r o f L e b a n o n . N ew l U i m v ' * " 11* ■«". Charle* the l<egi%ature. aupervilor of r e g ( **id. He ia ahown watching workmen who are being laid off until the future of the canal la «le* sentenced *u ,e.ve s h ir e . R o o s e v e lt q u a lifie d > " " ,h ' " ‘ In the .la te penlten- istrmtinna, prosecuting attorney, terminrd. In Uio background can he seen a l e ctio n of the gigantic eacavation. (Al* l'hotul !■*•* night. end Coutremar-h *o- * f M 'M R E R 161 Established In 1909 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MAY 1. 19,16 Form Gronps -' For Meetings Of Politicians tration, in the- 1 •miry Build mg. Honk** f<*r IV itin ftn l ami ,1 (T u ) i»| > hmf *r*11 will \*f tiprn until » IV M. in the ha.M*ment of th* t ’uurt iim io I t m Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Itlghm* And Wain fransportatloo Plea Of Guilty To j I hy tbr Isenrlnnlrtl IVilh Ihr full t‘r l W I pul ID I’HplTrl K't'K * •■x ll^Ctt't I 111!vm** id11 ,i1y, nil 1Tn 1v pp*-|*m■‘n**I L -Un tl, n rmdnlt/alum i v ,4'h, i victory Hut E m peror HniU* Sale- in> I. cUi.-.l the fall of \.f.li- \h:»t» i |immiM iu*l m rin the i'll.I .f hi. Vt i nntton’ * fight Ihi rhi* Kmprror cr.lt" tut •M. ! r»*t* shli* h. cl it* 1 fit 11 **114 in t hi* V h > »fV " f thr ' i pit si to mart lht Tl- v* . 1, lom.o 1 f vi nt aa a Hi* nipt '!,» 1 id thi* 11ol mu advance, tr lh (1/ 1 N. l |i«tT* to rarrv pruvisi "1H *( . n(J«TJ»■|t them five day* \hatm wn- pra t** H i IN (I. W.-tl. ’•1 u .iav. rx tr pt |t. h .. -let-gat,--I f., maintain -r-h-r Tlo- Koiperor vowed Ktht-ipi:i w<*otd figlii "until tin* l.i-t --d lier nn.t tin- !a-l in ch ” It-- )--• I the A *-*via 1e J I'rev* ttin) I Vv,■ "majorItv --f our armv 1* n- 1 de*tr-iv,*,i -r I the n*irat-- --f tl»-troop* i* eveeilent. ltalion - t vance* are in, portent m tem:lh hot io-iL-ntfi.-aot in u i -Mi ,rnd far from bringing the invadeI a *l*-ci*ive vieiorv. a* rimmed hr him Kven m*cu|*nti,-n o f A-i-t, Ahaha d--e* not signify do-tinr tion -*f the empire Our retreat i* not the result of an arm* -1-* feat Ihffieultle* In rnnirniniin tion*. * up pi ie* nnd lack of medi cal help due to ayalematie -ie •Iruetion hv liu* etieiov of tl-* ORLANDO, May ly -l/ P )— Flor- tte-l C m ** resulte-l in a «trnlegie Relief And Taxes Remain I nsettled I.aEollette P ro p o se s Boost In Surtax On Individual Incomes \ V 't S l I I N C . T l M o r e t: ks fnr ConI AIM I hy Prenor. -- M o re i1i*r jil> of |i*M»*(-\ .'It mlny an M»y nmt'nl date 1 -t Iht* Icmlprx, aro n . 111Ulllv *i't 1 11 \ n l n i l l i 1tie nmjor issues still un. . f re l i o f nn d tuxiM 1 «i-ttli'il III tii* * c o n f e r e n c e the I hope the P i . -d- ni new ....... nml tl rug liivv nml the ( day. Qualifying close, Saturday ,inrv * ' l! if 'td hy Circuit Judge school hoards, clerlt of courla. tax I whip «uImIdy hill will be night. I SHI anl It Smith. , isseasor, ta* collector, conatablea, r.d Hi* ni in mid it h pmr , A resolution adopted by S t.in lht' drfendaa*..—plonlod justices of tha peace, and state - 1hii* t li*• nr-vt I rmtjfcy Ik*1wr*en the Democratic Committee U ,t Feb - 1 * ul,,v 11 *'■* no’ nr‘'‘" " ,,rv >° rulamitteemen. 1 'mtfil S l u !*■<•, Britain Only candidate! who have qual­ fuary provided for the primary. ,M'1 hv ,,,ry,f ,r r I- mud tv limiting thf al acp of cer* ified with tha County dark and Application over the signature of hl' * " nt' " f '"<• lam Ivpri ttf war*hip*» would be with the Democratic committee tha candldata 1* sufficient to quel. s ,,’" h ,hrt •fill !t» till* S.snatT thu J»f**i»loit. |fjr, 1 * which i* gin* today. will address tha -o fficial” polit­ \* tho S.nrttri finance1 commit* ical ral lea arranged by tha camDelegate* to tha national con-' Vh" " ' a ,l" V,,n rtti’ »•••* giithcik-il ftguin to consider Seminole mlltee. ventlon will ba unlnstructed. but ,r n ‘ ,,f s * nfl,ri' lrt\c«. S*’*'nl«tr I-aFuUvttc, Wla* The first rally will be at 7 :10 tha preference prlm.ry was called r " " n,y •'*<h '‘ n' ° » *h"r,1 ‘ n,k " ri»n*in. 1,n*g»r**ivi»i stepped for1 0,1101 lOW ‘ 1nle- High at U give an Indication of Florida ih r ,* h" lf ,,f ,W '•rfyiwlar.l. In o'clock next Monday evening In uitnl vkihi ii pmpnAji] tu raise an T o ttn ' wi«h«i> j almost every inline** lho*e *p?Jtk the 1-yman achool and will In­ ; in A VI and M low additional annually Perk, Altamonte 11 .m a M Mr. Rooaavalt eent a letter to inir fo- Mr l lif k «nid that iq th-ir clude Fern hv iMi'i «*filing surtax, r i l e * on tn* the real Springe, Forest City and Bear Secretary o f State R. A. Grsy opinion* “ liquor dividual incomes. This wu a Five w.ie-- of hind near l'*l,n requeuing that hla name bo placed cAti.e of i he trou b le" It »pn» * - o . In k * sections. It will he addressed on to Hii i' the revenue yap brought out Ihnt the defendant |t,y the “ A " group—commissioners, on tha ballot. t< an-fei ie -1 hy hi,non", k wii -io hetkirvii the lliu ne tax bill and With the addition tod ay of wnirnnty <1lied today by l.lov-l W. B. Bishop of Nash qualified had jiromi-ei! "never to touch sheriffs. County Judges and super, the l*i violent** request. Secretary more than f l J j in ailvunra g i f t , K. Kv*-ie,l t-» Joseph R. Me- i-U'* 12 Voles at the Koputdican retreat ” aa a candidate for commissioner whiskey again” if the judge sua Intendrnta of school*. liemleti hi* -rnlenre. M*o yunlhiiu has urtred sen alofl There will be two other jneet- to the Hanford curp* of the S a l ­ Connon of Winona. Mmn. of agriculture. national convention at Cleve and Returns t*• ruin* the full |'i|7t000,000 loet Speaking for the slale. I.liiy I ? . , Inga next week. ||) Iha Oviedo vation Army, bringing the total June will be c**t aa a unit hy Candidates for statawiA* and A D D IS AHAHA. May I M l when this year** AAA proeeaxdistrict political office* In Flor- Boyle, st a te's sltnrney. told t h e ' school a t 7 : 3 0 o'clock Wednesday of these advance subscriptions to The fire department was culled a Jelegulion consisting of nine un- Fmrmror ItalU returv«r.l in if Inxe* were invalidated. Ma moat file their first campaign Court th a t the defendant ha I > * n : evening for C.roup " B " candidates. |more than 14(H), General Chair- out last evrning lo estinguish u mstrurted reprraentatlvva and RUthtenly In bin a^|»Arrnt‘v ! mgmgmmm . w l . ___ " . Invulged In several other a cti of |sod a t Ganava the foltqwlng t ’urrrnry influthmi^t* and their following day day c . R. Dawson Stated that l>a gri*s_ fire near the 11. C. Vvusli- thtee pledeed to aupport '.lie prear a p l ^ l yi*Rtrnlay while high i f aeertbrrY flf state ,ftM »«h * dwtmr the Inst few- yexie; (Thorsday, May 1) f o r aU eandl- l* "pleased with t i c actual an 1 ta le hurn rrsidenre al Twcnly-third klentlat nomination of Gov. Alf M. flraU anti nativiw fieri In fuinle Mp|N»nents prrparcil for a Houie and that M » i a rt p r ^ w o , J i t i f l o f both grotrpi, T h t Gcrwvii vote on May 11 on the Fras ierl andon of K a n » * . 8 U U law provides the Ural cam promised support of the annual St reel anil hunfonl Avenue. a f ain i t the H|‘|»roach nf rnni|u i*rf n u k e farm debt refinancing bill, Joh n F . Harris of Palm Reach, Itur Rum nn I f f inn i, Ppelgn expense statement must he tativc nf the 6tato I think V 'u J meeting li to b t an »H day affair appeal” for thr Army, sod that ' with a barl>tcu#. i * l l l n if for f 1 .iMV),[KM>(0Q in new filed not earlier than May .1 anil ■houM know this.** early response ha* been " g r a t tf y T h iec months on the county Florida’s national It,-pub icon ru nTh** liltfI* ruler of A f riri** ln*t prtmmjnring Jthi* ’tcnicncf ; — - - -money. „ # niltteeman. was unaiiinioosly nom- rmpin*. who hni w not later than May 7. The sec­ i log." road wa* the -entenre meted out u htiin^ I Judg«* Smith said th a 1 he S 4’nnt.»r Pat Harr icon, Mtaali* iimted for rc-e action at Cleveland. w vrn-jnotithV fifh t n f a l p i t th»* ond atatament must be filed be­ The campaign for funds Is S i - today hy Countju. Jud ge Sharon moved deeply by the a ppcarancJ • clppi DenuM-rat, n*kei| the esp arta Mrs. Myra Brown of T am p a, tho tween May t l and May 24. The In- undertaken nest Tuesday and to MiNhI v • asiih who pleaded ItfllU m, ranu* front the not them nnd *tat*mrn t« of «n many sub-, a slnirfe graduated Florida Republican mtlinaal com- front find rntpie«t n c*nnf**rt’Ucn i to dra ft 4hlrd must be filed between June .11 workers have already volun­ guilty to petty larceny. utantin rilizena, but th a t In Ihli nntteowoinan, was ii„minate>i for with the Amrrlci n m l n h t e r - r f i|- Bchrihile nf taxes which chauld 14 and and Ju ly 3, and must teered to engage in the won. particular cine "an act of per­ re-election, defeating Mra. Clara tlent nmf o m n il fenrent, Corne Iiim he used Instead of the tevcral be accompanied by a statement None has been drafted. Mi The weathrr: Partly cloudy to. sonal violence" had been commit­ |fables In the House bill. InC. Grave of St. Petersburg, 151 to Van U n f e rt , of political worker*. llawson said, ami more voUintm' night ami Saturday, unsettled st ted by the defendant. He * 1*o said i IH. in ,t spirited contest. Each candidate must ILst the Who rt*ii Lo tit * nf I h ’ eiii|u'rr»r 1 'lead of havlnjf a separate »nd worker* a r r desired. All are to times on the east coast. Kxtrvme that " th e easiest thing for me to WASnrNGTOM. May 1.— f/Pk— The *i* deircale* at la rg e elect­ hint oeen n mystery until hi* r e ­ lower scale of taxes for corpora* name or names of contributors to northwest I or hla: Partly cloudy *r»; do , would lie to let the hum in stile . iThe fast-moving career of Reprt- meet at 3 o'clock Monday afterhla campaign fund, and ihow the ed lt»L*y are Karri*; Mr*, llrunn; ' turn, Hilt it was heftevri! hr? ha-l tion* rarninjf $ 10,000 or l e i*. Ms and orisrttli-d tonight and Satur noon in Salvation Army head­ amounts contributed. j of myself guble me Iwt a* .sentatlv* Zioncheck. W ashlngtin Paul llurvey of Voluala county; hern rally ins 1 hi* force* north * f p a n would give all corporation# day. The statements Ire made under '• '"/ ''a "''*' " f " ? ' ! l,e '. ^ . Democrat, speeded up , „ l n yes- quarter* In the Font F irst Stre.-t George Wentworth o f Pensacola: 1 the rn|>it;i| for a tn't.(UU'h MuuL I with earning* of lets than $25,William J Mul.in of Orlando; C. oath, and they Inclnde a declara' “ ' 1' ' ^ . ; •• ' ^ ' u r. only to collide with a new ground floor office room f orm er­ Rome 1 0 American* are In Ad li* 000 a $ 1,000 exemption. Pavhl Henderson was grnntel tlon that they Include "all money *" nf . 1 **,, . ' (charge of reckless driving and dls- ly occup.Vd by A. I*. Connelly k IL McNulty of Brevard ruuoty. Altai*, most of them ml*«ionnrie*. * Son. Prospect .card * will In- <» |ietnii-sion today to renoeh-l an Treasury expert* estimated lha T h e si* alternate* are Grant Tho wife of Van K nfert nnd lhi*ir •pent by me or i« my behalf, with lf^ l.^ 2,7 s t orH' r y rnn*,uc,a «n * r h» hl* old thureh .building into a rest 1It»u«e hill would raise $ 020,000,000 my know'edge and consent ,' n',' r ' f ' f . " , orldr of three Hays had progressed lectcl a t that time. Van Snnt of Clay county; J o s e ­ two small chihlrrn are here. Ailditional advance su bs crip­ lienee to be heated on Celery phine llrooki uf Miami; Henry through or by any other person; . ^ .“ 1 . ' l l In-c and U«Vn , ' ” n m" M tow,rd « F b -,d* The American W n l i o n i* i'le*e hy subjecting dividends to th# The cu tions reported today lead o(f Avenue id-nr I ,oc list. Page of Bay county; Mra. Grace lo the po *toffice ami « n r n f It’ hio- nnrm.il individual Income tax into that I have w ither, dirtctly or InT e .l i m o n r t v t J v " 1 K no tts; E. F . Callaway o f luike- p!nra thre e radio atatlon* —like y and taxing corporations jpan th# directly, arranged, entourage.), or l!,.fJ a, nt , pp „ „ ,h H ’ Th" ,Mny n,w madsier that h s . with a t 2 5 gift hy a friend of was e-lioiMted lit $ 2t)0. In other of Zlontherh’- re- the Salvation Army who declined hind, . Republican candidate for targ ets In care nf a i»oi»itniif. It percentage o f net incotni retained connived a t the (Fending o f any the home of his father-in lav?, " n i figured , Alt l»>ys of any age whme governor of Florida. troubles w ss flsgre-i down to divulge hla identity. The nest money other then ax ihown in my \Ve<t ltith Street, and asked M rs.; la not equipped ‘against mr raid*. hi surplus. The scale fop .corpo­ ral ions earning tea# than .$10,000 a chase ne ar Alexandria. V s. large subscription i* fur VJn father is u memlier of the A trier said statem ent; that I have not Beck to return homo with him. 1sMer Tha 31-point pl atfo rm was _ would go up to 20 1*2 percent, on srrestlng nollcemsn ticketed from the Florida Power A l.lght I lean l.egion is invitrd to attend adopted the m*ln piarka o f which repaid any amount lo spent, or Witnesses said that she tefuted' F those over $ 10,000 up to 42 1 -2. the are as follows; for (12 m,' mile* an" w"=” hot1* ‘Only claimed to hava been apent. and . . .„ .i ,» n(( him n" n «nr « ■ m r Company, and the third Is f- r this evening's meeting nf lender Harrison’* proposal, th# Ah appeal “n f to " J c f f e n m n is n the * N’eHi Bottling [Spn* nf~the lu-gltm HI the l ^ g n n that 1 will not do to, and that I Talk to y o u " IW k r e -* " ,,F r v ,rin r* ^ ' ^ itrwrrv HZ' from higher se n Ir wmtid apply to—n l i m«t Company, Subscription* o f l t d t Hut. ' M o r e caps have been re D em o r rlts” to join in ou sting the hava not vlclatad any o f the pm"d ' , wilh a shot gun ami ,on* nro ,»•l,lo,'» , bondsmen. o.»«tcorporation*, qut the first $ 1,000 eoncresiman each ware made by K. J . Meyer, reived and the-e will t « given Vew Deal for it* " w a * t and exput into surplus would net b# released. Wight i out to new member*. The. meet­ t ra vsg a n ra ” and it* " d r i f t toward the W rig h t tirncery. 1 ? * ^ . * ^ 0n? ,Bd ,hf. ! XPTndl followed. He Is said to h i s . fled ~ •Whether ,* * * * J eounleil in computing l a t e * on cor­ the Florida honeymoon Brothers an-1 by socialism or wnr*e.” hire o f funds la connection wl'h | (o M. rb woodj * f i erwird i. another un- ing la to I n - at 7:30 o'clock. was still on, or had he-n post- named friend. candidacy fo r a nomination in a ________________ T A L L A H A S S E E . M(|>' L (At poration* making $25,000 or Ic m # Demand that the S t a t e [load 8 . L. A n d r e i * noned. was a matter of eon lecture. primary, in latter or In aplril. tn So greht wa* the attendance el Department confine its elf to main­ - J u d g e Hohcit T. Dewrl). pt-‘and Maude limmsey r a r b srnl When Zioncheck e'nped with Ml*« help ase God.” checks fnr |d, amt II cln , U*t night** "g et-lug elhrr” i-arty taining existing ruids and build- slding a t Bari-iw in I he Tamtam Ruhve I/iuisc S ir . 50-vear old ( I —n I In a* S na r a a e Three) (lugging trial, today u'k ed l'»' were written by t>r. T . ' I* !><• * uf Celery Camp of the Woodmen PWA stenographer. l»st Tuesday, of the W..,l-l that a truck w rt Supreme Court tu dt*mi*» mi and Joh n Ludwig, 12.50 wa*. con­ and Isler kept Inquiring newsmen N E W Y O R K , May t . — Strik e o f alternative » r i l nuintlamua hy sent to the baseball park tn tributed by John |> Brumlt-y, guessing the rest of tha day anthrnrite miner* in ’hring In In nchrs no the majority which d efe n se counsel seek , a t nd.OOO 12 by D r . ‘ U. 8 . St-lman. <1 hy whether he had or liCt the con­ of tho»e pri—ent could be sealed. tra nscript o f testimony taken r*tvrn I'ennsvlvwiia we* a v e rt s * L R. Phillips and 25 cen t* by K, gressman left vnrylny reports a* Many political candidate.' wer-before the Hillsborough couh'y In. t night when miner* add opB ER L IN , May I.—(Al— Eleven MOSCOW, May 1.—tA9—Scran, to hla Intentional C. Swop* preient, hut there was n» •peak­ grand ju r y . The Court set 3 I ' . M . erat nr* agreed tn continue praapersona wera killed, It araa rrportand fifty plartea f »w early today, whan a German mi l- ,,vrr it„| flquara today In lha ing. A f ln r the crowd..dintinish-l for a rg u m en t*. Technical ground* m t co ntra ct* tinlll 4 new ag ree* NEW YORE, May 1 . - I,P>are set up a * the cail*e for a s k ­ inent 1* reached. to aome extent an _urch*»t»n lary airplane crashed Tuesday' en!str*t aerial review In R u slan Mr*. Frances -Elrsnor Sm ith, 53, The announcement wa* made played for a . dance until mil of Claremont, Calif., mother of| ing dismissal. daring night air protection mantu, history as part of the May Day ie** than two hour* a fte r A*T he tra nscript ts sought hy night. * rare a t Neu-Uha, Bavaria. ] cclehrstlon. Dictator Joseph four sons and two daughter*, wa* j ririant Se cretary of l a b o r E d ­ P al W hita k er, th ief defense Officials her* refuted to confirm Stalin dtvltwed the troops and rh-i*»n "Tha American Mother ef JO ! LET. 111., May t. —</U-A Paul Brown, negro,' was sen r.<34” last night by the Gulden counsel, who said he wanted it ward I*. McGraiiy , arrived from or deny the re pert. . j saw 300 army tanka, Including charge 'of murder against Jamas WASHLNCTpN. .M ay y - A u - lenced predicate f*>r im­ .W a itin g t* jn tp uttjm pt fa ,wntk The Exchange-^slyraph Agjrw ampMtUne whtch Bolshevik* nine month* *» n .lh n Rdie Foundation •Mothvra Day tf> In)* the Do^f‘* 2 -y*■^'0!,* tonvift who ml- other chaptar waa ad-le-l hoi-tv county read when he pleade-l peaching, the testimony of a wit­ out a compromise end prevent (um m itte*. «TJs t * i milted kilting Richard Lo«b with by tha govarnmant In an a ’ the walkout, scheduled for »l(f* guilty before Judge Jaa. G. Shxr She will hold th* honorary title ness a t the trial. Hu is claiming g dispatch to t-cmdon, said IS per a rasor in a Statesville bath­ tempt to ahow Andrew W. Mel­ flew slmultanaoualy/ on In County Court today to two for one year, aucrenling Mrs. they te st ified differently beforo night. aorta a m killed in tba crash. room. waa stricken by Judge lon guilty of "frttudulent evacharges o f aggravated assault Fletchsr M. Johnmn, of Irving­ the g ra nd Jury. This account stated entire crew Wilson, with Wave to rainatato. elon" of moro than ♦2 ,ono.ou<i,i“>u P ro secu tor Be* F a r r i e r filed He wae given three month* for ton-on- Hudson, N. Y. of Um plana died and th at numS u i t 's Attorney MtCabe said in 19.11 incoma taste. Roth rides beating hi* wife over the lira I Tho commlttaa said she w ai con­ the Dewell motion today. bor o f c H I tans wore killed when the stat* lacked witness to auh- filed briefs with th* board of with a stick of cord wood ami sidered typical became, "like the W hitaker and associate* ate ■ If t U w lb * marhtn* f*n on them. sU ntiaU th* rnnrdar charge. "4 * tax appeals. Oovsrnmcnt a t­ six months fnr stashing hi* majority o f American mother*, she on hand tu argue. It it A il MILFORD. Iowa, May 1Loeb and Nathan Loepold, eon* torneys Mid • decision I* ex­ wife's young brother after lh-i ha* had to bring up a good sired — IT «4 A TI A v e r a g e ____ Meanwhile, the Alai recessed person* were killed, at least 10 of wealthy Chicago families, w erj Ml I l n r. A v e r s e * — „— t * It pected a fte r oral argument* in latter etruck Brown In the bar'* family on a email meomo. ’ until Monday. * 1 * 1 1 1 1 . ware In lured and property dam- sentenced to lift and W years m _ 11 tT with a pocket knife end left it a«e estimated at hundreds of for tha thrlU murder o f 14-yaa.-- reply to b ri*fs on May 31. 44 . M Tho government brief, filed to. sticking in the man’s back a* he From lb* Pori of Central Flori­ thousands of dollars was caused old Bobby Franks In 1M4. Day 1# -n day, contendad fraud waa e*taV triad to escape. . *» * '■ ** 7 . il da Sanford* b/ a tornado which 'ashed th* waa senlsnood fo r robbery. MW 4* . ii llshed with Mallon'a disposal of Complied dally CMoyt Sundays la k e Okohojl region of nortkweatU It 123,000 iha roe of tho Pittsburgh S it o f the 10 candidates for by tb * Scmlnola Couaty Chamber ern Iowa vestarday. It It Paul Bigger*, who was grantrd Coal Company and asked 'he Congress in the new Fifth di The Hon. Cary D. Landi* will _ it l» (a f Cam mere* showing arrivals and Most of lha Injured war* In II 11 imposition o f 50 percent peealty, Iriet addressed an audience nf given en address at S:00 P. M. a leave o f absence by the Coun­ i f via 8L Johns River. Mil font hoepltals. ___ II — II T h * storm ty Commissioners some time ego bringing the total demand tu about 300 persona In Cocoa last as a feature of th* monthly budMay 1, lt3 « . •t <4 missed Milford. The entire Peter over 1 3.000,000,000. •• II frtT night, Tha speakara were Sharon nes* luncheon of tho Wonman's from his duties as prison warden ALB NEW YO RK, May. J.— Harry Dietrich family was Injured, none _ II ir Mellon contaoda he overpaid of Sanford, Scofield o l Inver- Club of, Sanford lo b* held at the County convict camp be­ MS ORLANDO, general cargo* critically, when their home wae Wales, tha taaieah driver who Bt I# ian«i Wednesday afternoon. May 5, at ginning May 1 until a fte r the $• II B t Johns Elver Una C*. Itvod in fear o f death by bulUta the government about 1139.000. noas. Steed of Klsslmmie, and blown it'Wn. primary election*, started 1 his 4 T th* club house on Oak Avenue. „ *.* t l Banka, Crank and Dickinson of DEPARTURES p , _ IT .It Th* storm was followed by hall because o f his f a r t h the hid today. T h* leave LINEMAN 18 R IL L E D Orlando. Judgo Sharon said a’l Th# program will b * prewnted campaign II 11 MB ORLANDO, gonoral cargo. an-1 torrential rain. Lms severe n*Blog of Pawl.N, Wondol, triad lo waa granted to enable Mr. the other epeakere "eoft-peddle i by the Civic Department end It 19 kill himsolf ' Bp. Johns River U m Co. ___ I t \l * j * S i damage waa done in EstbsrvUle. MIAMI, M ay~te—(A P I—Frin k th* Townsend Plan, while he tol I Mr*. H. M. Papworth la sponsor. Bigger* to conduct hi* campaign 9 1 Guards, Miss i j W f dews tb * cor­ IN FORT xrr^ M .. 11 I I which also was In the path of the ridor of Brooklyn city prison, got II. Cotlot, «1, linemen for the hla hearers he ia for a revolv­ Mr. Landis wilt not maks a for sh e riff of Beminol* County, || 14 .1 1 »» Mn COLONEL Suwannee storm. None waa Hart there. end h* Mid that from now on political address. Ha will ep«ak Florida Power and Light ComM ing plan for providing pension* 1 4 A l to him bafor* ho aowld hang k in t* . On. 11 tt Cottages and rpitdeneea along self. They Immadlatsly clapped peay, died la a hospital here yea-. far th * aged, but la opposed to on some civic subject o f Inters*! he expects to devot* hi* full ( 7 _ 1 1 M « „ « half mils atrip o f th* lake handcuffs m him and poatrd a terday from an electric shock orltb# present leadership of ths to everyone. Th* public Is t* tlm* and attention to the sher­ lJ* __ .. it ... It 11 iffs race. front wars dcmoikaHed, I# 11 diaily Inritwl I t attend. a falL * Tow*s*nd movement. guart ouWMt th * teU, $125 Added Today To Advance Gifts To Salvation Army CITY NEWS BR IEFS Actual And Promised Support Gratifying To Drive Chairman Florida’s G. 0 . P. 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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, April 30, 1936 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 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>, April 30, 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