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ho. Boys sign for
First Teams, Playj
Begins Next Week
t o pitching ,U ff of the
i. Mid every tta
■ tediil Buddy Km aaade
ilk other i M r m Thaw
weo* why he should not
rKh hit horn* t e n club.
Master to ( i t Mm b*>
Iburr of th* leternattan- Six Teams Wanted So
M > U not Mir U*
Young Ball P la y en 1
to let him to . Bat SonAre Asked To Join
1 needi him a ghote lot morn
i-'doo* th a t dab hi up-itgt*
(r, York. Welcome homo, BudThe American Legkm Junior
’ Do poor otaff and tho Look Baseball League **> o rg in lw l
s' win oanro ahead.
' loot night with M boy* signing
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a* the nucJeaa of six lu m a with
R tf Buddy Lake on the which the new league I* to bi
M / eopocially when a fam e composed, though if enough playdte* a critical etate, the Ban* era ilgu up there will be eight
Lookout* ought to bo abla elabe. The organiiallon mooting
lock through nlno Inning* In wuf hold In tbe Junior lllgit
• future, otherwise they had khoor and all thono who nlgnc I
Ihe roll worn prevent, logeth-r
tlth oomo other boy* and tho
fathera of a number or the
'ntithful player*. II. V. Mvrrli,
urtnrlpal or Junior High, pro
k eighth Inning, ‘Uta Lookout
hid have defeated' Palatkn
aln. Bat It didn't rain end thr
also* won out Sri tha lfthln
tg. Sanford was leading th r
da In the second game of thr
MM S l the end of tho fifth
ling - and was ahead of «Jh«
bits In the fifth Inning of jx*t
Iddy'n gam*,, hut onfortunsUIt didn't rain on those day*'
g both DaLand and S t Augtis0 won. If Jup Plurlua had
m on our skto last week wg
mid hare had five vtetoilOS
1 enly two d*f**t», instead of
1/ .throe wine and four do
its for th e .fl’"'} wpek of play
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The Lookout* had t|t*lr flral
F». real yaaterday, That U,
sy didn't play against some
ter team. However, they had
atlff Workout In the morning
which time soma now men
wo given a try. Tha . team
mild bo In bettor shape Id to.
y*! game with tha G-Men, tho
at time IV has mot GalnoovlUo.
-X Three time* to bat and hop*
Eddie Raw on, athletic officer
r the legion pout, will dir.-ct
he le ^ u e , audited by Hurt
haptaan, Sid Hire, liny Holler,
Icyd palmer, EmiUAmgnn and
W. C. Hutchluon, former playorn
anile tm
•n major, minor
segue*.
Mr. Rawion announced that
<e hope* to get Ihe new I-tagiu
rolng by the flral of the wack,
hough more bry* are needed tu
111 out the eli or eight’ team*.
Mr. Raweou and Mr. M orrbupliu
o work out a echedula thl, week
•no that will not conflict' with
'amte of the Florida State
'cogue cn Sanford Field.
Addreaelng the boyi a t loat
light's meeting, Mr. Rawion raid
‘h at fbur of the happiest roam
jf hi* Hfo were thorn* ho spent
i* athletic director In a echo'd
there he taught physical eduraIon and coached all fhs athletic
THE STANDINGS
H. J. ategemen (left), athletl* Sire*tec at th# Uatveei
gla, I* shewn pinning the victory; bridal on PrteOlo Ho
lino tu t* University who won'tee Southern Intern*
ehamplenehlp In the tournament at Athene, Os. | topllli
Kiger, .Georgia Tech student from Vildeeta. who loot to
final*. (A *•«alited Preie Whets)
Tomorrow,Thursday
And Sunday Games
Are To Be At Home
The Sanford Lookout* pity
on their homo field Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday after
noon*. They meet the a-Men
hero tomorrow, the DsLand
Red* on Thursday and Daytona
Beach On Sunday. Friday's
gem* will be In D eland and
Saturday'* In Daytona. Man•err M rfrone expects to pitch
ilth tr Veil or Hardin In to
morrow's contest her* with
Gainesville.
"We want In thl* new Leaguo
*»ny* who like to play baseball
ind who will 'play tha gnma', ’
Mr; Rawion said. "Thero ho t
room for any bullies. If any boy
think* he la going to run it club
W d batter net even start. The
net* winning ef a content is
onl# Incl lentil to tha develop.'
m int of the mind, body nnlj
Darroll
Forguson,
llilly Walter Hopkins.
-w spirit, and of the many benefits' are
Jlramle
F ifteen' year* of age: Leoell
to
bo
had ' from properly Eathry, John * King,
uporvlaod ploy.
Pew people rase, U nco Uaya and Robn‘t jioevar, Bill Ward, J*hm Xing.
James Brown, Donald N o m a ,
remember tho ecore of a n in e , Steel*.
ladoll. Lookout center fleld- sut all remember If them 1* an y -1 The "charter member*'' of th* Dial Row*, URoy Cooper, Horry
ln Sunday’s gam* at. Falatka. ,'hln-* uneportemanllke ■In n con- new longue are the following.
OrlmbolJ.
Clarence
Barrtneej,
d tho fin* thing about it wan
T wuWd years of ago; Jonn Brian H urt,,. Buck Ferguson,
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it each lima b* clouted tho
Angel, Bryl I Ilfs*.
.Donald Whitten, Lone* Hayoo.
i far a .circuit drive th a n vies 1 Short talk* were also madu
Thirteen y ear, of aga: Fred-1 . Blitaan m
M sg si RfekanI
by
Mr.
Morris,
P.
A.
I)y*on
u
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liber man on bafe, *o SwluHarris ' . Bonlake,
B. C. Steele, ell expressing thoir erlek Dyson, Uoy Hum*. Georg* htmdqpUt,
1 wee credited on th* official wllllngnota- to help thu now W lllk Shelton Hardin, John Ed- n “ r,w
Rodoridt Adams
ire with batting la tlx rum.
w ants Eugene HarrUnn, Alvin
f l*?**’„ Babbf MvrrIU.
todeU's performance has navtt league and bo of eorvlco nl any Odliam, Cllra Chopnun, L*u~
Btolnoff, James Young,
HI equalled by another Florid* time.
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Ilurrlmou.
Adorn*,
BDIy
s i i i v a u , T.
a* II.
a n . Wlllla.
M I M t o f II.
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, —Zauhry,
ww
Acting
captain*
of
six
trnmx
ague player, and no other
1C Tlpplns, I(u*..U Hoover, Col'te Chari#* _M *riwothor.:n*fr*n-F*e^
were
cliotan
lost
night,
but
par.
to baa aver tent the ball aoar■KinII,i, W. E . B e tte r-JrrA rth u r P***- '
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I over tb* center Gold funci manent pilots of th* various ltraiten, J r ,
Sidney Richard.
**ph Dteh! and Boy Dumaisla*
rtuba wlB bo-oheeon b y mamber*
FrdhUor *«fhtete '
ho did la that g*m* with lb*
of th* tu rn * when they art Kent lira setter, Jr., Ralph PmmM. • In * d the roll, but they felted ‘Otytepte fttmtter.paaa,
»
i to Indicate their aao.
the Florida State League
Lion* Club League going
th* American Legion
League In th* making,
t U needed to make th*
,. schedule complete te-o.
•Uctxic cooUi
ing. But now.
H u m rata k
surprisingly
llls g o s y lo l
tn cUan. I
benr* to b« i
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Sanford Is Tlie Only Central
Florida City Affording Rad, R lg h air
And Water Transportation
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NUMBER IS t
KLAJf JOINS SOUTir iN TRIBUTE TO VETERANS
|To Farmers h
Loan Chartres
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IHungary Finds Roosevelt Ha:
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Nazi Plot For Big Lead Ovef
May 1 P u tsch B reckenridge
Government Arrests Pennsylvania Strong^!
For President Air .j
18 Nazi Leaders;
Republicans V 0 1 9 .
S e i z e s Uniforms
For Senator Borah;
Of Army Officers
£ £ £ A * iy C a n away
^
jE le d d To Head
Fafrm Saafard Ja m e s
BUDAPEST,
Apr 29 -(IP! Police announced tmlsv the* hv
simultaneous raid* i>n «»»pral
dlatrict* they had uncovrra.1 it
Nail plot to engineer a pnt-rh
n« May 1. Eighteen Hungarian
N atl leader*, Including Dr Z.«lIan Bn«inrm*ny. reputed
na
tional chief. warn srrealrd.
Authorities aald thcv found to
uniform* for Hungarian colonel*
r i m ADF.l.PHTA. Anr. 29. *
and general, In the Boatormenv _ (AIM — P re sid e n t Boon*. 4
horn. Officials were Informed
hln
volt m " Intnlne*!
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. lead*____
the Neil leatlera planned to wen- nvnr
Colmttd H enry B reekd*.
InHilue n.” f u r th e r retuniB b'!
ore oared to taka charge o '
worn rrcoivcnl from yeattr***
tenon, in (Ke eanital.
ii'iv’i r w s M e n tl”' n r e f e r e n - n
Police raid thoT Icarnr<l that
F im irra fro n t
N«*l avmnathlaer* in rural ilia, tini o rlm n rv .
tr lr t, were -riven aerret nriier t n.777 of th u stn tp ’e 7 .9 W H
(rnvp
flooaevolt**
to come to Builaneet on Mnr 1. nrorlnct,1!
BreckinridgeAuthorltlaa
exnreesed
confi 1 (10.000 and
‘Write In’ Vote
Is Given Landon.
Governor Of KansM^j
Wins Massachusetts :
In Republican Rac®^'
ad degain In honor of the men who fought In tho War Between the
ahemt-on of Confederate Memorial day. A t tha left Klanimen In hood a
down IYacht re* Street In Atlanta, Ga., In that city’a mammoth mamo
rn* are ,c*n {right) In an Atlanta cemetery where aerrlce* went held at
tdL (AP IStotoa)
dence that tha plot haa been K 0 0 .
In the Republican preferential*'
cruahcit.
Admiral Nlrhota H orthy mica Senator William E. Borah ha
H ungarr a* re re n t of a techni 1.115 preclncta received lll.W B j
5
cal monerrhy which ha« no tin e . rote* but wa, unopposed.
P lu s To ImproTe|
Elks Want Sholtz
Hospital FaT0Kd;s S 9 S « i s As Head Of Order T« t Bill Pas«»es
By Kiwanis Gob c it y n e w s b r ie f s In United States House By Heavy
Tampa Man Elected
New President O f
S t a t e Association
Democratic Vote
Repair* coating (ISO are to ho
made to tho reef of tho Arcade
TAMPA, Apr! 29.—(£V—FlovL
Bellding, according to a permit -da Elk*, eloalng the thirty-ninth
** 0 ™“O C4>'‘ntT
m n m 'tfa n ’ t f V ^ L r''a ^'-‘
Jhiildlng and l * 1*
< [elation yeeterday, recommended
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-S sE eS
w aSSK
s £ t t3S'JS\5*?!W
f t g » js
r
.it
sKffrsss;
'^ o tM tn m rt a t a confer™ , ta Del0* . Land of a ia lM rolon and aacra■Ight end Thursday.
ju rie s of tha lodge. In Florida.
— ... »*,_ I Tho 1837 convention waa gleon a tax on corporation income
r . F.
ramI 0 » to West
Beech and DoLand graduated on the heal* of earn.
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y . ’, * u picked for tha second con- Inga wltheld from diatrioutlon to
J V S^ ”: r 1 " Pr r n'*<! (MCuti». year a . tho s it. for tho' stockholdera, Linked with tho ap
Sanford Dodge of the Elbe et annuB] l<Mnmer conference,
plication of the normal 4 percent
the etaU convention which doeed: j j Femende*. of Tampa, wee Income tax on dlYMenil*, It la ex
in Tampa yeaterday.
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| tlectcd praaldent of Uio ataocla- pected to bring In 1523,000,000 ad
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tion. Ilo I* a past grand exalted ditional to help meet President
re
^ rd a Tthe
b l ^eaU
b eby ^H. H. Flynt trict °<
T*™P« for
W * the
• Florida
dU- Roosevelt's request for farm and
recorde
deputy
bonus funds.
to Max Johnson of a lot •o W rit Coast aection and ha* served
Tho ro te waa 267 to 02.
* ^ * " t- ^ tW*:n Mon. t » first vlee-proaldent of the SUte
inma and **®rth Btreeti, near tho Association for the past yoar.
baanell park._____
Appointed ‘officer* included: D elegates Named To
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Poter Geeiner, Da Lend, sergeant- The Prohl Convention
.
/■ S- K,r*n ,.#f
nt arm*! tho Ror. U J . Flynn, of
Salvation Army roporl. tho M - Arcadia, chaplain, and A. M. TaySTUART, Apr, 28^-0P>—Dr.
lowing additional adranco gifts ^
B t AugusUna, reappointed
Fred E. Britten, chairman of the
to tho Army; 8. O. Ora so, 8r.t KUtorUn.
state committee of the Prohibition
IftO; If. J. Uhmon, It5 j S ^ o r A ( EtnttixJts iuoctod*
W. P, Parly, announced the names o f
pSrt o r ih e T7orTda~a»Ianthm to
ton. and tho U k a Charm P r u t Other officer* elected ware Attn the national party convention In
Company, flO each.
'Adams, Port Ptereo, flrat vlco- Niagara Palls, N. Y , May B, 0 and
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Nick CoaatantlM U to tract a
rests w e nt boUdlng ea Proach
Avenue coating about 11,600 aeoerdlag to a building permit Is••ed yesterday) f t Is to be a oneirtery frame Structure, fronting
[S4 foot on French Avenue. A
atoccd he tiding on the
W endd MtaCor
o w w r la to ho removed.
-------B. II. PattiahalL Genera reelM , today Invited tho public to
-drive out and ooo hia two Jaesreads trees now In feU bloom. Mr.
n ttk h a ll said th at there o n
e*ty • few of thooo trees In the
Parker’s Son
STnCJ
praaldent) Claude Johnson, Tall*-
hasaee, second
vke-praeldent;
Prod Myers, third vice-president)
R. L. Bohon, Jacksonville, fourth
vtce-prosldent; Jim Hooper, Cocoa,
fifth vice-president; R. Walker
Hawkins,
Del end,
sccrctarytreasurer; Herman Scrag, Da*too* Beach, tyler; M,' Prank
O'Brien, <hB*kaonvLlle, waa namad
to tho OXOcutivo committee for
throe y ean .
All officers were In,tailed by
Caaplnn Bale, Now Smyrna. Iramedial# soot president of tho
BtsteVAseoriaUon.
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attend Thursday break gO speed records between
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Italian Dnve
In Ethiopia Is
Halted By Rain
S h o rte n e d HOUT
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Consol Ceasmaadcr O. P< Hern- McJer James DooUttlo landed a
J * f* ***
World tranopaei plane at Shuihan Air-
landon Carrico Bay BUto '
BOSTON.
Apr. » _ < 4 9 - i
Governor Alf. M. Tsndou j | ,
Kanaaa waa given tha lsr[*a>*
Republican “write In” vote tat
the Maiaachuaatta presidentialpreference
primary, excoodta* •’
that of all others on tha Bapafc»-f
lican ballots, complete rrotana '
•hnwed today. Tha rota era* *
Borah 4,342, Hoover 7J14, Knot *
1,910, U ndo 76,710,
Vanda**
bergh 2,117,
Kanaaa For P. D. B.
WICHITA, Kan*., Apr.
r-U u d ln g Preal-lent Roosevelt
a “sincere friend of agrtmlti
and the Middleweet" tha Oe
oeratle slate eonvvnllen laet-nh
Inal rue ted Kansas* 22 deiegatas
the Netlonal Convention t* v
for hie reno mine tion.
v
It criticised tha admlnlstsat
Ho sold Florida la anUUod to M
dalrgaUt and th at so f a r 10 have of Gov; Alf M. Landon of K an
bear* named. Florida residents Republican presidential posalhU
bTnSur Chicago-New Orlcana
l i t trees are I* h h front yard, U l M
pnot o< the school bouse In Oonevo..
*h«y M *
All Democratic candidate* f t M
delegate* to the national cwTM pS
tion ara pledged but not le g a lly '
bound, under Pennaylranio > l w ^
tion law. to eupport the [ m p llf A
choice of the voters.
Moat Republicans selected M .'
delegatee for tha patty eoeraiwAlj
lion at Cleveland In Jon# nee •
“unpledged* to tha
popultf
choice. Since Borah b id a y >
regiatared opponent hie pll— agf*
rote will not daelgnata him e e l
the “preference.”
M n. Gifford Pinebot, wife of '
Pennsylvania*! former goveraof
on* tha baiia of early retxvaa'
from tha Fifth CongreealeML
IMtlrirt of Philadelphia, m t £
leadlng her (wo chief opponent*
for lha Republican nomlaattog
for Congraaa.
Rivera And Harbors
Congress For Canal
H r tae A***<leaM reeoat
Italian
army
cmrapalgnl)W
•gsinat tho southern E tldofian)
city of 8aso Baneh was towyorarily baited today In Ks * * *
tion* by tropical reins aa tha
northern motorised column go*-'
tlnuod rolling along tho Imperial
highway, to 44dls A hatpl v --c
Diepatchoa from tha iimlhei*.
front said ground around B*eg|
Baneh had been turned hMtfjW
sea of mud by a >toady de*ig>
pour tho last two daya, e a t Nag.
armies attacking EBHsHh* M W
tloss from threw aldoa kad U 1
ordered to remain fas the!f
tion a.
. i3 :\X W t
Marshal Pietro BmtogUhVi < i i g
torisod column It mining I g f i S j
WABBINGTON. Apr. 2». —
(AP)—A btIUbn dollar navigation
and flood control program, ombracing tho eongrtMlonnU/-abnndonod Florida ship canal, todhy
wa* asked of tho federal govern
ment by tho National Utvere and
position from native^ <
Harhora Congress.
Funds for hoik the ship canal
and U s Pasoamaquoddy, both
started with relief allotments, LOCAL
wore eliminated by the Bennie
from the Rivera and Harbors MIL
In other resolution*, tho Co**'
free* asserted th at flood control
and antlgatlon projects gar* larg
er benefit* than any other form
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
Sanford Herald
Giancety C o u r t
H1I D i s t r i b u t e
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— *- —* dUagrw, sad when they a re In tbs
for Today,” Kenneth Ballirtffer, V rifin^ in th e MighriTirreM, .indbergh Reword
« m J* Mr. H u n t ', rfchta order 'hast of • PolitUsl hatUs Tary few
%" ,i je;. h
■
Insists th a t while “We don't want another boom in Florida,”
that amendment am pranhefy r« o •*•» triftra that their .p .
'* ;- < * > there are many im portant benefits from the last one *nrtr y'oRx .
lhoes of spy other person who Is Pon»nts are as honeat as their aane ^ Je e t to eer taws.
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| peetere. T h rt U to he enpeeted.
which still remain. “Regardless of where th e money end the -T b* J ( l t Jersey Cost* of
equities Involved have none, the steel and wood and caM* *“ •«VT .Foe uppotnioi wiU
TWe, le net o s * * # ' hreedsst '* "» A* ■«•"» U,^ 1
eroidhl ‘none wkS» i a * 2 2 i h o l 'W
eomptalnta a n & w t their
cfete are w ith ua still," he writes.
BLi 5 Rn**g the jNiar* x f : 2« A 4 8
of new Homes ware built throughout this state, lhoysanfls 6 t
they were heart to fomptsfa h u t
t p n ra n w y o rtm t had praiart
new buildings, stores, apartm ent houses, hotels, and public
buildings of all kinds, came into being. Hundreds of miles
H Wjg-J plain ootries far tha wwM feri easy In thatr minds If! artaly (M r asMweawta.
of new highways, bridges, railroad tracks, and utility *yseommtasHfi
ta aafca a j&frat# It were ergurt, far example, that 1 Much mitht h* »*U about th* this mlrsc-'a by aoavoylaw th a p a Attorney C
triwnwm ttl* are. Rear* to one tha privacy af Mr. flea ret'e tele- 1 perianal wletlona btlwaen poll- •rpl Impraaalon that ha had waver
t.’ms were built. And many thousands of new families Wtlenti, of H
tana sad Mwapntwrma*. Thq heard of tha aawapipar with which
of "» wPMa sad ta alva that rrama must ha held inviolate but! Ik
■sere attracted to this state not merely to speculate h i’reel the conferees.
era Invariably delicate and dtffl- his guest waa connected, and had
*****tjat
h
tha
M
m% kamsritlee. that tha privacy of tha Idadborgh i
estate, but to make perm anent homes. All these still re
eolfc. Far oivioua.y they must ba never had anything printed is It
be family need not be, that in the |claw:
main and form a lasting contribution from th e boom to the
must aea called to Ms attention. This'was, ft
ib- name of freedom of the press Hr. Imath ofeorwpoadanU
■tale polka, and the New York
man thay write always eoeraed to me, the perfect
future greatness of Florida.
^
ba Hearst may refuse to have hla in* !shout. Y*tUa
City polka department will not i
If they do, thay soon method of dealing with tha press
Indicating something of the extent
to ...
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_ R estate not be allglMa for the rewa rd.
, find thaw*sire* compelled ta la a democracy, flat Mr. Obolldgi
boomed, then slumped, Mr. Ballinger subm ita the following
Wllent* said no reeemnwndachoose between friendship snd Ua was an Imperturbable mao living
facts: "put 1926 w m not such a bad year a s It m ight appear tk n s were made far flake whose I
tlas of loystty that come from In an Interlude of quiet times, and
in retrospect. Let us take tho number of property deeds and claims that they assisted tn. flea'
companionship on tha one hand, It waa perhaps rather easier for
the stern emhnrraailng truth on hits to be a phi'psopher than it
almilar papers pertaining to real estate aa an Index. During apprehension of tlrtmo kleharJ
hai teen for his successors.
1925, the Dade county clerk received 174,500 deeds and allied Hauptmann are already on flla
papers for filing. In 1926. he filed 98,462, Indicating th a t with New Jersey state authoritias.
g n u a t , H M f*.’l*** si *S**W the latter year saw at l a s t half as much activity in Dado
Three men have filed format
YWfatO k s hrfHm aH i.Ls H—»*-». county rrnl estate ns the first boom yoar. This number
petition* to aha re In the reward.
TVKPN EHPAY. Al’RII. 2*. l»M. dropped to 17,.751 in the low year of 1982, and for 1955 had They are William R. Strong, a
climbed back to 54.273, or about the am ount of activity re New York bank teller, and W al
i 'h ar» been Marching the corded for 1925.
ter V. I.ylc and John Lyons, ata g e s In vain to find many
"Another index may lie found in th e number of sub tendsnta at a New Y o rk ' station.
iltmcnt* on the gubernadivisions created in Dade county. Throughout the life of the
The Ihrea br.se their claims 111
The Morris Plan Company o t Orlando, Florida
campaign.
present Dado county, 4,122 subdivisions have been platted. the Idcntlficatiim of tho $10 geld
has plenty of money to loan a t reasonable r ile s and
l i f t swing to the left In Ihe Of th at number, 971 were created in 1926, while In 1926,
oo various plans fo r any worthy purpose.
-French elections bring* that nation 896 sol divisions came into existence In this county, again
clone* 'than rver to war. The near the halfway mark of tho banner year. The low m ark
jF»*nt h may not know .it, but
' ' Bach loans ra n for one year and ora repaid in
Full Blooded Indian
rgilkalUm always promote* war. for subdivisions also was 1932, when 25 were platted. The
easy weekly or monthly payments.
fact that more than 32 were not Creatod even in the revive
Is Sought By Scouts
■jfcvcry time you sec tomrone year of 1935 indicates th at so much of Dade county already
glaring a slot machine, **k your Is subdivided th at they may noon have to begin cutting up
4# you need money, cotju M e a r representative,
Soft If that Is hi* money h* I* o»- 60-foot lots,
Mr. Ire E. Southw ard,
116 N orth P ark Avenue.
' Tug, hla ‘father** i Mosey, or M*
“The events th at h u rt Florida in th a t other boom, In
'grocer** money.
■wr
all person*.
New
general, were led by the vanishing of paper fortunes and the Khawnrr, Hingne. Delaware, "*• *1’7 "
Henarn ami Wyniidntt tribes— ^ W j W front thfa that the ha»a
lo re
friends of I’su) lake, the keen dlsapoolntment of those who saw what they now It has to a«Ivertlia U> ifln*l
***l H w tr dtftnd (la awn
*1
m m m
fUmlerly of this city, will he Interone.
Ilitcrtle* alons. .The xiafaur. ■Meta-.!’*!??
'anted |o know that ho Is running
When (ilri “cduU planned tree
.*® b* ri*«la*tlngly vigilant. l>rM*
for County solicitor In (fillsplanting ceremonies, thay looked•tnBI*
~
borough county.
bling on tho edge of insolvency; finally there came the na .round for a full blocJed IrHlU*ult^m.'^ L f 5 j^ ,MT ta
of *r,‘tol
*»■ HmlUtkn imtional depression and the Florida bank failures of 192‘J and prtferrbly a girl, to plant Ihe *"
91k Democratic campaign song
wC'illng. an offspring of tha ^*r
«f ^ ° W M j f m - P,rUj
-iMt time wms “Happy Days Aro 1030, when every bank in Dade county except the First famed luigsn elm under which s
'Men Again.” This time It will be National and Its affiliates, and the Bank of Hialeah closed
* M .tnd W
**$*■*?• toli£
"All A J-oen."—Fort Myers News ♦heir doors forever. When men prav; 'Deliver us from an treaty between Indians and w hit. ! U.
men was dgned long aro.
fre sa a n r!!rS ^ ? t S ^
Press. With "Yes, We Hive No other boom!’ they mean from the effects thereof.”
’Bananas” for «n enters.
There Is a growing belief in FVrl&t th at this state is
Borne of those college students
who
“struck” the other day
Against war, hardly got back
from their demon*lr»tlon In tlm*
'for drill with their rtsperilr* R.
D, t . Cl units.
Npl (hat we are advocating a
kk type canal, Vut Its cost would
l n*arer W,000,000 ator.
ire than ■
.1100,000,000
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already on tho threshold df another boom. People dread
the thought of It, and yet atVait it eagerly. Everyone la
toping th a t he ^Ili be sm arter next time than he wis dur*
ng the last boom. All are anxious to find out If they will ‘Woman In Red’ Sail*
ie. One can he suro th a t there will be money to he made
in Florida during tho next few years. H ut will you be one For Native Rumania
of the few who will be able to hang on to it nfter it is
NEW YORK. Apr.
Fin* Amendment bat at the that ft krill be presented (Mifectly
made?
Mr*. Anns Sag*, “woman In rod," Fearth AoMoMaeftt. .prohibiting and Instantly in eny one account.
who ilecayrd John Dlllinger to “anreesgntM* teanhaa and setshis death at ths hand* of f e s t a l
•ren ts In Chksgn, .ailed on the
Itar. If you a n not
PrcslJsnt tlsrdlng today, deport
l you are right about that, a*k
ed tn h»r nsttve Rumania. She wne
in nf tha englneen.
loclteil In • first class cabin until
the ship sailed.
common children'Ajliscas.es?
She gat I&GO0 for spotting Dll
According lo^D r. Jam es Frederick Rogers, medicnl linger,
and spent It all, 1* Is m M.
consultant in the office of education in the U. S. Depart trying to recipe deportal Ion
ment of the Interior, n knowledge nf symptoms, particularly
"by ptrents and teachers, may easily result in tho early disA. J. Hory of Harlingen, Tax
cuvory of cilgeaae, prevent karlous bodily harm , ahd often harvested tH ton* nf cabbag
from two acre* af ground.
tho spread of epidemics.
“Besides the general signs nf llsticssness, weakness,
John McNamara, n former resi
dent of this city, now living In Ht. drowslnegs, a flushed face, of undue pallor In a child,” Dr.
M ACRES
AOguetlne, and running ngelnit [togers says, “there may he complaint of heatjAche, the
l a l t Harr. U m ls* lesM*4
Mrig. Gen. Vivian Collin* for nd- signs of * cold (n ‘. he head, sneering, red and watering eyes.
le
lew
M
rs. e x iM iriiJJ
£ tant 'general, woe a visitor in J r there may be coughing, vomiting, or complaint of sore
s s i.s r s .s ul*; reieW f e
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nford tha other dey, aiklng old throat, OH eruption on the face, peck or arm s.” Do yqu
«»*,*— lee H. I f i n l ei. W
friend* to vata for Mm If they know what these signs m ean?
«enW, but If they couldn't not to
Dr. Rogers further said “the above list nf first sym p
~ Veto afkinst him.
rtoms is not w long one. and no -special train in g Is needed
i* Anthony Eden. RrHtah foreign to dlacpver them ,” He reported tho following os sneciftc
nociVtary, hae eubmltlfd hie own svmotoms of the common diseases which develop during
. ’formula for melntalnlng peace. It
embrace* n new treaty by Gar.
the head, with aneezlng. run-.____
kvi many that-oho—sent—not- commit
ning noae. red am w atering
P cyeit,
^
cough, fever. •
>' acta of aggrkoaton agkinsl other,
The eruption doea not appear until tho third day.
fhiropahn
slitaa partijoUrly
SCARLET FEV ER : Vomiting, nore throat, fever;
a fine scarlet rash appears within 24 hours on the
neck, cheat, in n s , and, to some extent, on the
face,
. . .
DIPHTHERIA: General, signs of illness. There
m iy he vomiting or a chill, or only prostration.
l i n n Wnllacn »ft»r Ihrrv n»r«
he throat may be red, and a patch .pf grey memTfc PfSkWvM W neevrit'i c»bUirt.
rhpe present. Soreness m iy bo complained of.
has at Inst bncoma ■ Democrat. So
Fever is present, although R Is usually not high.
veyt at Wot a news dispatch from
W m Mnlnts, Iowa, which rvpori*
A watery nasal dUchargo which irritates the up
n p he haa Jq»t changed hi* party
per Up should in Ume ’of epidemic m ake one sus
VvglitraHon from Ktpubllran la
picious of naaal diphtheria.
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TONBIUTIR: Thehs is nore th r o tt; there mpy be
;')nrttwr we* stcretary of ngrignla chill or chilly gfnpnHons, jiqd usually high fever.
Rr* In Praildant HiHfng** eehiThere Is much
prostration.
,
. m i .The
. ...t! .
is very
'■Sa, cotnoa from a long ttn* df dloimed. THiowlsh spots m ay be present
sits.
iX: C hill fever, beektefcft, nausea, and
S
‘salt cm the Wound* to
haitn to th« pntilafamcnt.
ft snoias, h rt il tl n
[•oos from a patfMer,
CHICKEN POX t An eruption o f discrete, red.
mlaed spots appears usually first on th e Torekegd.
« »y ^ < « * .
^ h * f tjfWhtoms are
MUMPfl: T b * . ft
«f htft parotid gland.
NOW OPEN
LIQUOR STORE
ARCADE BLDG., SANFORD AVB^ ROOM NO. V
FEATURING t h e m o s t p o p u l a r b r a n d s
-ft ■ • ’ "*»■ — A N D —
■CARRYING A COMPLETE LIN E OF
TH E VERY BEST
B a g g e tt*« Liquor $ fi
WE DELIVER
Bat official* fla t ft Hart U re-
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�PATHS THREI
TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Missionary Society
Holds State Meeting
gSocial
IT HAD TO HAPPEN TO THEM!
A n d Personal Activities
MBS MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor
Calendai
THURSDAY
A piano recital by the popiU
ad Mia* Madeline Uallem will
take pace a t 8:00 P. M. al the
Woman’* Club. The public U Invltad to attend.
The
Firet Christian Church
will hare a chicken (upper from
8:30 P. M. to 7:<xrp. M. at the
church.
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May Day-Health Day cxerelae
will be given at the Sanford
Grammar School, beginning at
8:30 A. M. Parent* are invited.
The district conference of P.-T.
A. will bo hold all day Friday,
beginning at 10:00 A. M. at
8oroils Club in Orlando. All local
presidents and P.-T. A. member*
a n urged to attend.
Annual garden party of Ik#
Garden Club of Sanford will bo
hold from 5:00 P. M. to 7:00 P.
M. at the home of Mr. and Mr*,
Walter S. Coleman In Drra/n■ wold.
w
Regular meeting of the AmeriI can Legion Auxiliary will be hold
at 3:00 P. M. with Kira Aranda
Takach at th* Tasty Shop,
' Wu* k & h t t e f c j t d d r t e Q& U*
end A, W. E rr* J r , will b* K lee
at the Mayl Day Feetiral to be
firm tomorrow a t 1:00 o’clock at
the Junior High School with Mia*
Catherine Tekach in charge. The
King end Qneea were choeen recently in a popularity contesL
The feetiral, which la open to
the public, It the f ln t of IU kind
ever given a t the Junior High
School and the faculty hope* to
make It an annual event. Lunch.
eon will be rarvn) at 11:30 P. M.
la Lha ecbeol lunchroom.
The afternoon entertainment
will open w ith 'a procootlon led
by the King »pd Quran and Ineluding member, of their court,
palm bearere. and Jeatere. fTh*
Queen, who haa loat bar royal eolbar* of the court seek to entertain
her with
tombing acrobatic
dances a soldiers' drill, pirate
March
and
dance.
Maypole
deace, relay races volty ball and
dodge ball remes, and a “tog-o-
TOKYO.
Apr.
29. - W > - j T H U R S D i l
Emperor llirohllo, who c-nnlro a I _
the destinm*' of tOO.OlW.IKHl suhjocta. celebrated hi* thlrty-fiflM l^ M m m n m ra ra
birthday yr-lrrday in » hididay.
nbeereeil throughout. the JaptV-l ■ | r { « ; 'I ^
nc»* Empire. 1
’ iWjdjray
Tekphrera US
May Day Festival
.Will Be. Tomorrow
Japanese Emperor I
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Celebrates Birthday jTONIGHT
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Mr. end Mr*. Walter R. Colemen returned Monday night from
Atlanta whtra they spent several
days attending Grand Opera and
the Dogwood Festival. Mr. Cole,
man also was present at the Na
tional Stationers' Convention,
McKIm, connection*! treasurer;
Mrs. John Career, local treasurer)
Miss Rabecta Clark. Sunshine
treasurer; and Miss Kathryn TU*
lis, reporter.
Others et the reception were:
Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mr*. E. H. Laney,
M n. H. B. McCall, J r , Mr*. B. W.
Tumor, Mr*. Burke Steele, Mrs.
A. K. Shoemaker. Mrs. W. M. Mc
KIm, Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs.
W. 8 i Thornton, end Mr*. G. W.
Ballsy.
MONTGOMERY
■MYRNA LOY
V dU coah
In the daring dramn of a man who blatrd hi* way l» illixy heignla
a daiiling girl beyond hia reach, Georgv It*ft and Kmalind
•ell »hare starling honor* in 20th Century'. It |l»>t to Happen.”
C'arlllo head* the supporting cast of thi» D antl F Zanuek pro
i«n. playing at th* liiti tonight and Thu ..lav
ilk R E G IN A L D
Demand Still Brisk High School Boy’s Winning Speech On
For Old Time Herbs
Cross-State Canal As Public Problem
l
Thi*
will Affect iltt*
RICHMOND. Ve, Apr. 29.—<A”>
Mult i *Li|ipti«»« f t Sanf**iii,
— Modern medicine hasn’t crowdFallowing Is the adder** -Inaii I ••lht*r Florid* cities
»d out th* (tiler of old-feahloned livrird by
Herbert Thur*t«n.
Th* affair la brought to a eli• tli|*h water table* Has**
horbru
High School boy. on “The Pro.
max with a treasure hunt which
ft ttoMM’fulftl effect on iem
Here
and
In
other
southern
|»,-**l
Florid*
Cri>*»
State
(’at
al
results in th* finding of tho royal
prin'iiM* ituring cold i»»vm
cities, “garb” vendors may yet a- a Public I’roblein,” anti ski h
colon and tho awmrd of prlia*
♦» ln«iffirt*nt water oft
be seen on street corners selling won *econd place in the p),hhc
to those reoponaibl* for their re
in «ti tiw«ri the vitality ol
MONDAY
Mias Anna Clark presided over “old remedies” of a generation •|)e: king contest between mein
covery. Every student In th*
th*’ plant« that they beemiu?
Circle Number On* of th* echo*I has a p art In tho festival. the regular meeting of the 8e f- o r to ago.
Ih*t- uf Seminole Chapter of the
■*o-4 rpt ilili" to both p lan t ill**
F irst Methodist Church will meet
Improvement Club of the Sanford
Th* seller* report demands ara Future Farmer* of Amerles l*»T
I'M'*-* mill Inurct Injury
at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. Lola
Grammar School held Monday still brisk for rat ban*. May night report s t a t e tt* fid*,
LtCette, 1900 Magnolia Avenue.
afternoon at th* school. A special apple root, dogwood bark, gall of
King Phillip II wa* the fir. t
low**
" T h e p u n u l l of i g r l r u l Circla Number Two of ,the
report on May Day activities was th* earth, wild cheery and rad I" .uggrst a waterway aern**
liiii' miff the growth of veifelaFirst Mathodiat (Thatch will meet
given by Mrs. Pearl BabbltL.
wood bark.
Fit tula. Ilia rva**m -fnt 'thi* was
lion will ro*t he affrrlrdi -Iks.
at 3:00 P. M. with Mr*. Bessie
Tho Slith Grade teachers re
due to hi* trrde with Minted
I„»gri's. of agriculture and the
Hutchison. 418 Grandview Aveported on the Scott- Foresman
sml cities along the Gulf of
crowrli of vegulatlon In goneml
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Arthmatic
work
books
which
are
nu<- .
Me, ico. for while hia ship*
t h** poftftili!**
ilMfufer
to
ftui'h ,«<e i nit ii'inotrly related to the
School was announced today by i considered better than lha onea
wete reluming they would oo
Circle NumberThree of the tha faculty of tho ochool. Tho |n present use. It wa* announced
accnit* f ru R i ri ’N h * S ilv e r Sjirinsr^, enter table
captured
by
pirate*
and
wrrckld
First Methodist Churth will meet Hat include th* followingnamo-i: | that use of th* Weboter WorkIn roneliisinn. the special board
but
(tint
t h i ’* m ay
If '
JERUSALEM. Apr. 2U.—0 D - on the rock* along the louthcrn
a t 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. Clarence Room 4,Mack Claveland, David hook will b* continued throughout
•f engmeei* concluded that the
m ln lm iin l nr | u » * % b y pnin
Smith, 1110 Palmetto Avenue
Gntchel, L ester Hints, Harry lee. next year bocauao of lack of fl- Tha aarliftt known • pad man of roa*t of F'lorida during *torin*. a r cniribM’*«iur Th»-y *l*i n**t ranal i* not economically ju.ti
General Jackron **prr.*ed Dm
Circle Number Four of
the and Charlotte Fish. 1 :
nances, A motion was made and Arabic writing haa betn found
wt-ll fled «t tin* time. Thi* ron*'!ii'io:i
In two papyri among tha 37 rolla though that at some turn, a kn ow w h r t h i T th e
First Methodist Church will meet
will hi’oitiii*
o r llo |t bu t «1 V roneerned in by all opponent* of
at 3:00 P.’ M. with Mrs. C. E. Paulin# Johnaon. and Zona Math- W H i b* changed to th* Laidlasr no far discovered by the BrlthK walerway across Flotida would lirrvi'fil i««n t f ihia will tervi* a The ranal Smno opponent* nl*i.
Colt expedition at Auja Alhaflr b«' sucreaaful, Four lime* there
McKee, 1517 Magnolia Avtnua.
eoiulinle That any advantage
ilmiMc |i111*|hi**-I*.
•wa; Room 10, Marly* Gootvh. Workbook for next year,
near Baerahcba.
after the government engineer*
Circla Number Five of Die
gained hy reilaln loenlilie*. viicli
and
Dolphin*
Hasty;
Room
11,
Sdilt
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I’m'rfua-’h
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from
Nina rolla ware found In the went to work with their tool*
F ln t Mathodiat Church will meet
** Jark tonville, Yankeytown, and
Clifford
Proctor,OHnGroor,
Jew
PARENTS
TQ
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thi*
At
Unlit'
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ami
tho
Gulf
southern church and tha rest In anil recommended a Irans-Flora t 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. Walter
lli-tda, nr hy any -mail group of
n
f
Mr
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fra
foil,
TonhoL
Ruby
Bonlake.
Patty
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meeting
of
th*
mothers
and
tha northern church on tha stta Ida canal, but each Lime It wat
Price, Lake Monroe.
inert Interested in port eltie*. e’1Hod
go,
Chriaanthy
Ksnls.
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tbarm
of
children
in
the
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will
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lowof tha ancient Ilyxantine town.
rejected by (ongrei*. President
•sgiThe Lyman P.-T. A. will have
gineeriiTg, contracts, and (H'litiTha oblast papyrus haa been J Q. Adams had a survey [or ori»*| to »»’ii ti'vrl a lo n g th o canal ral futures should he more than
w*'tup per from 5:00 ►, M. to Nipper. Kathorliw 8poncer, SUllal Nursery School, 802 Palmetto
identified as of 6d*r» A. D.f tha a ranal matte In IH2II. hut thli n r r n U vor i« l.ir^c n ro n in ccp- offset hy the loss to the natiou
T:90 P. M. for the candidates for
flrat year of Emparor Justin, 11. President was not a canal en t i a l Kloridu. tho w a t o f ’ tab** us a whi le, of *ome of the lieitupahHc office. Speaking a t 8:00
*tan.U tw tw r o n ft*rty a n d fifty
I t recorded wheat land traux- thuaiaat.
fti’t nh< vo -ora levyl. W i t h m o m ty and charm of Florida, and the
actiecu.
In 1927, engineer, made a sflf• per
fret ilrninatm rs t a h l U h e r l by threatened loss to n very largo
In addition to tha papyri ■ voy and ennslderetl twenty-eight
group of orchardi.ts and truck
r
u
t
l
l n g Into tho Ocala Hmeatnrtr,
doien fragments. In Ldtin an i different routea. and survayr I
farmers.
Greek, have bean uncovered, re nine of these routes. On* route the w a t e r t a b l e will full tn sea
ap p ro v iiiiiiielf
the
lating tha fourth book of Vlrgll'a they were especially In favor of. level o v er
Aanld.
this route was tho one prraentrd "ante a r e a with the fulhiwlntf
to and iveerpted by Prcaldnl r r a u l l a :
I. Decrease of bend w ill
Franklin l>. ItiuaavelL
rmiNe «nN wilier tn
fini* In
Th* route uf the presort pro
artoRinii wi ll* M|ii>ro*imat< |y |
poaed Florida rrna, stale catiai
la a* follow*; tr enter Jackson
ville by the St. John* River and
follow this river to Palatka and
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
south to OcuU. About eight
I miles south of (>r.ila, the water
way is to go ’ ivoi land to tho
every sky. *
Withlacooehec River, near tho
Stop and *** them
city of Duncllcu, ami it will
follow thia river to the .Gulf of
ReasonabU price*
Mrxiro at Port Ingli*.
The length of the prnpoord
Manhattan Market
walrrway. Including dredging a
2nd and Palmetto '
A Few nf o u r S pecial*
deep channel twenty-seven mile*
PHONE 104
as accessorU* before the fart,
and given 19-year sentence*.
A fourth defendant, Willi* T.
Alford, II, waa given a verdict
CHICKEN SUPPER of acquIUal.
Miss Anna Clark
Presides At Meeting
HONOR ROLL
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Produced by Fronk Do*ll
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Early Arabic Script
Found At Beersheba
Our New R I E G A L Shirb
M
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Fresh Flow ers
THIRSTY?
Have Just Checked In J
F ln t UhtUtlaa Church
Thuiaday 5:10 to
P, M,
40*.
Benefit BoRdUg Fund
F R E D E R IC S
ONE-MINUTE
Wireless W ave
NO ELECTRIC HEAT
NO CHEMICAL HEAT
T H E SENSATION OF
TH E CENTURY 1
QUALITY
Limeade
Uoyd Nolan of
____ lb* mil vie*
worked hia way around th* world
on 8 freighter at th* closo of hia
aophomor* year a t Stanford UnlvotaltF.
FrM letle* aow O N * M INUTE P .r m a a r a l a o a a a la la lr revoliit l .a l s v . oerasaaea* w avln*. II *oda fa r a ll tlasa I k . d a a a v i . —
Ik s a a c .r U l a l l e a —th * aiaco m fo rta h a e a U le ra
a a o o e la l.d
w ith
h e n a a a .n l w av lag ’.*■
Y*a r a y k av * saan M arhln.l*** P a rm a a a a la fc*(or*— but *<•»
Ilk* V rra .rlo 'a s t a s i s s o d tool o ro o f ONE MINUTE P * rm * n -n l —
wkleh aiv** B olral, e r o n e i m ’d*. a* w all m C o ta o la a tio a w i n s
w ith ra n a l ism a a d a la ih lie iir.
Thlafc a t III A M r m .f i.n l w av lag oroeaaa
do*** •h o ra s o o .a U y
h ra u liru l
w . u s — U dkl
yt
la a lla a e u ria — INgTANTtsT. T h is s m a s ta g
m
sosad* th* d o a lh * b a s il * ( « l f t A n T IF I C U y - W a v o a t
SALAD
| L To aid navigation by
ynertening time and dintanra
from Gulf port* tu Atlantic
aoaboartl porta,
1. Tu furnish •mptnyinrnt
to many thousand* who are
Dflw on rollaf.
I. To bring prosperity In
northern Florida, tspecUillg
to Jaeksonvill*.
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Economic reasons a g a in s t ca
1. Thera I* no demand
tor a ranal. Th# more importent ' shipping 'Interests
dtolarod that «>*y swill not
th# ranal If built
f. In .tho construction of
n th a canal th a n is a d«.
■and for much expensive
Machinery, M
this canal
l »r«*
■ lit!
privet"*4
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Miss Florida
HO WAVES FOR $ 7 ,5 0
at ib*
All RISGEL8 a n
WE >TIt|, H AVE BEAUS*
TIC w ave * n o n
IM* TO *4.50
CORONATION
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TONIGHT
CHILI
Sandwiches JOc
ALSO
BREAKFAST
AND LUNCHEON
EVERY DAY
*'|Tla tivs kluhtn.’ AnJ yens era aw
what tbs umperanm a, bsxaoae ol
a Built-In rhe, m.ancttr which lafla
you that kxvj a being h jf rav^k
L A N E Y ’S
sfijr. 4p*(il(r cuU.
DRUG STORE
And there's a lot ol difference
between safe cold—as provided
by K clviaator—and ordinary
automatic refrigeration.
In Kclviaator you Lww It’s
safe, because in Kclviaator you
have VluhU C»U at all times.
No guessing about cabinet ternstare—you can are it on
Iv in sto r'i unique B uilt-In
Thermometer. Nochanceforun
expected refrigeration failures.
In Kelvins tor you know it's
•cooom lcsl. Became Kelvin*
E
EVENING GOWN
OOMPUMENTS
'* ' I
)
ator gives you a certified itaia*
ment of low operating cost, _
In K elvinator you know
you're protected—with VUihk
Pnitaiim.
The minu/tcxHtw
backs each Kelvinator w ith A
Five-Year Protection Plan. - (
The new Kc Ivina toe is w o rth .
a special trip to sec. We belies*
you’ll be interested at oneg, that
you'll surely want to own o a t.1
And—at a cost of as lift]? sa
))c s day—why not? You am
Invited to inspect Kelvins tot
today.
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F o r Stopt of Public Instruction
LEGAL NOTICE
aoTH K OP- waVTt&ra a*i.*s
T. W. LAWTON
Fdr Metnbfer County School fioarfl
District No. 2
OCRATtCPAKTY
HAINES
f'd r County I'nntaiissiotler
Be la Alpkabatkal Order
F<)r kepresehtative In Congress
M fth.ConiffCH Aioaal DUtrtct
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M. C. GINDER
JAS. G. SrtAftON
■bPStONSTEELE
For Governor
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J. J. CATES
WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
VICTOR CHECK
J. D. DAVISON
For Attorney General
FRED A. DYSON
PETER THURSTON
For State Senator
For County Commissioner
37th S e n a to ria l D istrict
W. R. DUPREE
DUtrlct No. 3
W. B. BALLARD
J. J. PARRISH
ROY L. HOWELL
For Representative, State Legislature
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Group No. 1
H, J . LEHMAN*
For Renresentative, State Legislature
C. B. SEARCY
VACANCY IN San L anta or life will *be Ihtereated In the «iRoaa C ourt A partm ent!. Phona petlence of Mn. L. C. McDonald,
GORDON
BARNETT
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14— H op
For Coudty Commissioner
A. G. WAGNER
S. J. NIX
ti. C. DODD
W. B. WILLIAMS
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G. W. BPENCEU
For County Commissioner
DUtrlct N*. I
JPL W.TVARfe
W. G. KILBEE
For Courity Croseditinfe Attorney
E. F. KOUSHOLDER
Rent
FIVE ROOM furnlahad
low. 330
now, Seminole
W. 10th.
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
without
Hotel.
Bath. WRh nr
board.
Montaiuma
Pd>R SALE: two-13 fo o t' hairt
eyptwa boats and brand saw.
D. It. TIooke r, Lonfwood, Fla.
PIVE-ROOM Dwelling, combined
Women who are entering mldtlle
u ruler* i f n ' t . w ill u n th * I l n d d a y
«f May A I» l> 1«„ a t t * n n’elieelt
A. M , .-r am noon t h f r * a f t * r a a the
m a | t « r m*»> h* h a a r d ,
a p p ly iu
tit th# J ml || r of Ihw N in th J uAIc Im I
n i m i l t , tn a nil f«ir H^mhola C o u n
ty, F l o r t J a f»»r on I»r*I#r af
Adopt loti of l l a t r t feo raln* W e s t
fall. a n I n f a n t f e m a l e c hil d, no*
of Parggould, Ark., who write,:
“I cannot »ay anythin* hut «oo*l
about Cardui. 1 think It ta a
grand medicine. I took Cardui
during change of life. I wei ao
weak, ao nervoua, 1 could hardly
go. '1 juat dragged arounl. 1 had
fainting apella and wqpld juat
give down. My back and head
hnrt, I knew 1 had to Uke aomethlrijr to ( b e me atrenglh. 1 read
Of Catdnl. I took eboot aevWA
troll lea. It g iro ma rtlitf and I
rirtn g ih . 1 ain now feo ye*ra
peat, kml can do a pretty irood
Hay’a Work In the hodae and gar
den."
ThoiinMiula
of
wuiiien
E.
p a a e -ia S E
aI all kind* call aa as.
Htr« youl! Had thr
moat reasonabla price*
and best quality and
the quickest service.
Sudden Scrrlce
H IL L
WE AUK PROUD
OF OUR SERVICE
; TOUR WATCH MUST BE *
ACCURATE
Offielal Railway I n pec I or
111 PARK AVE.
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IACKS ORVILLE
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All .COItOUIOMIA
Aa LOIMOI . e m u
fckw-$k* u* IUbAbo a
[S'
Ll!Ban
C^r. Ir,
M i l l rA fria
5S
Fre* D ellrtry
Pricm Thraogh Apr. 30
U aUfy
iw
Sanford MfepeUAneuaftfaHcet Report
J. T. McLAIN
W . HERBERT
H. II. PATTlSHALL
M o J .rn U mark**- ataady. Fla.
fla k y K laga
a ad
al pillar. I ' t
bn, arta., baai
f t . ia - f l. f t ; aub atfctls nioatly II.SS. Wundals.
generally l l a higher.
SAMUEL,A. B. WILKI^SbN
For Justice of the Peace
POTATOES i
F ourth m a tr ix
PAUL G. blGGE!
modrrate.
ara. dfa. In, f l . l t - l l . T I ;
PaataNo ta,
m
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JAS. C. ROBERTS
W A trtS H M : ria . g a r dam. baheBea,
C. M. (CHAhLife)#ttAND
kg If A A ll:
Sappllea
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For Constable
J. H. (Jim) LEE
Sapp IIts
■ alaady
fancy.
asudarata.
a u ra s t
■•*
about
Pla. T allow
i f * * , la r g e r
Craakaaak.
a id olA-r,
at.
IllM M * ;
F ourth D istrict
BOB DODSON
J. F. McCLELLA^b
ED. MEISCH
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tmrni
For Supervi&r Of Registration
B. J. OVERSfibET
T l t W I ^ l P TUT
DAVID K.M cNAB
LEWIS A. TA fE
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W. J. THIGPEN
saJS r
Circuit Coiirt
O. P. HERNDON
Dfemotratlt Oommitteeman
WALTER U MORGAN
For Tax-Collector
LJOTfiR
W. E. WATSON
^O R D E boU ggE T
u y
t--i ■r
WRITING
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•McLAULIN Jeweler::
i lie*rt«>f11<il U a m If It
with *tor«, tSstd, $1,000 ito«VCn«»ta r d uhanafit
YUU, cunault a phjrtt*
of goods, doobls garSfe, all rfew. o L n . — Adv.
l u w r f c
Building
M aterials
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
T o S n I g. LfeONAftbY
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3 ROOM APT.
DUtrlct No. 4
For Conhty Judge
Lttdy TWk Cdrdui
Dtiring Middle Life
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lir.Nim.-TTA K A fN lh B
*«|rt
WalM,
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
70RREST il STONE
tUlA*#;
»»r I»#itinrtil« aatin*i
You, a n d Ffif»h of you, * ? • h#T»hy
inlUlhl hhd r»‘*|ulr*«1 to pr*»«nt
any rlatms and d^manda which
yog or tllhcr of yon. may hav»
• Nilnat tha »«ta!a of MtRON W.
DiYKIeL ill.. llPCilled, hit* »f
h*ml no) <i CitttRly, yiorltlsi. In JJl«
ffnn Jn* O, fthamn. rouiiljF J imIt*
nf Pern Inot** County «l hi* nfflf*
In tha Count v Court hems a In San*
earn $15 6r more weekly. Nd
fnril, S-mln-ifw County. Florida,
rath required. Write today. Raw. FLOWER WlTS? W« have them within
I'Valv# months from th*
Stanl*y-R<'i*ir« rtie»n hAF*«f.
aftea.
lelgh’a Dept. FAD-114 Z, HernM»rrh tl. A. D. t f l t
phla, Tenn.
a ' Co.
C A nm r urtvKXj. s \i m t,
A d m l * * - * r r th # F a t a l * c f
HOUSES, fery aeoMnabla. Terms ------------- ' i t r n n y v r , D v r l u j H .
1Hodae, T etree. ‘eery chggp
O f r a Fifed
COLORED GtRL wanta Job cook 501 Eatk Are.
ing or we»h<ng. Mary Wll- FOR QUICK BALE; MUcel a- i xoTit as Or A PI"L 11'A TI OX row
o r ctiiLH
llama. 5<M E. 11th Bt.
houaahold furniture. 1515 1r t ituAPTIrte
w iim i it May c o n c e r n
Nufjtr* la h a r t by tflvnn t h a t th**
E.
2nd
St.
Is— ApAjluttnls for Rent.
VACANCY IN Feint at to Lodge
A partm ent!. Electrolux RaM*
e ration.
Sum m tr
ratea.
31$
Palmetto A re.
Group No. 2
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SANFORD 20-ACRE grove 'n r
aale or would tike competent
AVAILABLE at once. Rawlelgh ‘thkh to whrk on e h a rc . Box
Route of R00 famlllea In Katt Grove, care Herald.
Voluila, North Vkrion cotmtlnq JER SEY COW ahd ta ll, three
Oviedo and Winter Park. Only
we*ka old. Inquire Mre. Ilen'y
reliable men heed apply. CM
n. Lake Monroe, Fla.
OTTO RCHMETTL
Frtr Railroad Commissioner
by 3M who m fly kaowa bow
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Brigt*. Jaw*tar, Mag. AW.
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REX PACKARD
State Treasurer
n $ tM
ig itation. 15 bearing
oranga and grapefruit treea. 1
land. tZ^OO. 1. E. Ker-cy,
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JOHN E. FOX
For Comptroller
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maaal
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decraa randared
M ar ch fT.
l»i*.
In l h » '
certain
r a n , , p e n d l n a la t h a C i r c u i t C d u r t
•n a n d | . . r n * m i n " l » f o a b l r . r i o r t ,1 a lit
rhM N .'rr r.
w herein
THU
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v a iim
M o irn M d *
r o n W l M A T I O N 1» p t a l n l l f f .
ar.l
U A T T 1C
l l A l l K K i a * » hd
f j J t r W | | . H A ItK N H iW , h e r h u e ta n ,) a r e delentlunte. - l l e ” e a a a r*
l i r i l i , A. M K M L
J R . . »a
K . , . r v / a a n a d fa w r£ e e u u .
ail iter II | » III* k l a h e e t a n a b e a t bid*
d e l r,.r r a i l , , u l t h l n
Ib e
le'aal
Mettra a t aa I* t»a P s e l e J , t h e HU
d a y »f M a r . !»:». a t
the
front
d w ,,f th e 1 -b n r th m ia e o f g * m |* o l a
C o u h t r . V lo rtd a . In K a a f o n l . M o r i d a . t h e f„ H ,. w ln a d r a c r i h e j H»tr.
ple re a o r |>a,>■* 1a of land, a l t u a l a In
Kemlnolv C e t u n lr, Klnrli U l u . a l l :
la .t e
l i e . 111. 111. ) « . H I
I I I . i t ) , i n . a ai. k i a a . i l-ot i;
a n d | „ l l> l l r a a a n d e a r e p l a
at rl l, o f t t h e IVrat *1,1*! rtf l l l i l
I,nl l> m n l a l n l n a I a r r a m o r e
o r Uaa. t i n K.»*t b o u n d a r y o f
w hich la , a d l r c e l r u a t l n o a t l o r t
I f Ihe 1‘a e l r r i t b o u n d a r y » f t^ rt
t a i l k ll a c r n rd lM a to l h a p l a n
I.r A l t a u x i n l a l a i a d H o t e l a n d
N arlpallun
Company
l a ru-B,
acrordlna to
1-tal I h e r e n f r a r o r d e .l In f l a t R ook I. t - a i a la.
H* ml hole C o u n t y , f I'.r Ida r a c orda
Paid a a l e t o go m a d a t o a P tltr y
rfla rertna of a ald d e rre a .
111,11 A MPKf.R, J i t .
Aa p | , e r l a l l l a a t a r .
PH Hi: It. tVHJtOM.
tto ltr ltn r fo r f l a l n l l l f .
ONE OOOD Kelvlnator electric
SPECIAL Until M ly IB. | i o al
tafrig eN to r. $50. Reel and
lowance for yohr old range on
Bone. 101 W. P in t St.
porrhaia e f any now N orge or
Magic Chaf g at rang*. Sawihol*
A huge concrete gate being
Tiro Shop, Ine.
completed by the Meaican ®0Y' I ntvTllr. m
cH rn i-ro n a. LAW,
em inent aouthreat of the McAllen,
•aaa.
i , tm »: c iil r t oa- u u a t i
T
ta..
la
dealgned
to
ahunt
water
3— AutofriOtrift*.
JU H ii:
ll:« it,b i,r. c o l a r t .
lake two mllea away, which will I t i t k
r i.o a tin ,.
In
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a a t a l a of M T H U S tV.
ALLSTATE tlrea—Saara1 prlrrt aerre aa an Irrigation reaervoir (or
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c.aaed,
and H eart quality. Real and w ater from the Rio (Jrande to a T « till *VrrJ l dMa*P,
[, #f a !##!., Ill*Snn*. 301 MT. rtra t St.
100,000 , heetarea of land.
irll.utr*'*, a m i all P t m u n i ha t Id *
DUtrtct No. 2
DAN CHAPPELL
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For County Commissioner
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W. J. (FUNIE) StEED
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RATES
U utrict No. 1
d * r th e nam e a t H a u l U n i a t
Hainan.
ta i> 4 at
S an fo rd .
Sem inole
C " » * ir . g lo ria * . Hit* th a I t n d i l t f
o f A pril A. D. t i l l
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�TOE SANFORD
RATED HIGHLY FOR DERBY
HJBtAU), SANFORD. FLORIDA
ANOTHER DERBY ENTRY
PACE FIYH
C t A N V I lL t
M A O LID .
■«*d Vinturt, ehaatnut folding i « n H by M. L. Schw irti, ha* b u n
ta a 11 te 1 favsrlt* to win th* annual running si ih# Kontucky
Darby. (Aaaoolatod Prat* Phots)
KENTUCKY DERBY ENTRANT
M a trld , ownod by Maamoro farm, Oowlt Pago, I* i n l a n d fo r
fha t l n d running al tha Kantucky Darby. May 2 , at Churthl'l
Down*. Jockty E. Ut fonh crg ar l i un. lA is oc laUd Pr- *» f l o w )
KENTUCKY DERBY ENTRY
A BRADLEY ENTRY IN DERBY
SON OF GALLANT FOX IN DERBY
**. ..-J ■ M S 9 9 C W
Granville* »l red by Gallant Fo*. who w on lh « Kentucky Derby In I t JO*
it a William W o o d w a r d t t i b i # nomine* for the Churchill D ow n* elate*#
May 2. (Associated Press Photo)
WHITNEY
HORSE
IN
DERBY
nr 1 W ta r t Vlow at,
- i fur I h r K e n t u c k y
.to) P r f i t Phots)
KILMER ENlRY FOR THE DERBY
BRIGHT
PLUMAGE
NED REICH
IM S
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r M r* It BU‘ llM ita . (Aaooclttod Praaa Phata)
DERBY HOPEFUL IN
TRAINING
WHITS
COCKADE
T a u f f l , t f the Wheatley stable of M ps. M. C. Phipps, la a nominee for
tho Kentucky Darby at Churchill Downs, May 2. (Associated Prsso
Ph#u)
WHEATLEY STABLE DERBY ENTRY
Bright Plumage la on* of two three •year-olds from the Gemellus
Vanderbilt W h it ney etabla entered In the Kentucky Derby , to ba
*1*11 H t y X at Churchill Bo w mi* (Aeeo elated Press Phot a)
KENTUCKY DERBY CANDIDATE
IMtd n«ihj>t (,il » v r ) i« W illie 'Sharpe K ilm e r’s entry for this
year's ruru iln ii f n.e K e n t u c k y Derby at C h u rch ill Downs, Louis*
villa, K y,, May 2* [ A s s o c ia te d Press Photo)
MARSHALL FIELD'S DERBY ENTRY
TIN TA G E l
•Hat, twnad by Mra. ■. Fram hilm , la antarad far lha (2nd running gf
tha Kintuaky Darby at Churchill Down*, May 1. (Ataoclatad Pra*a
Wtng^aMha JK antutky Darby Ma
DERBY*NOMIN£E
•aablicult, ahgwn abova at Ltultvlllt, hag
aolor* of Mra. H. C. Phlgp*’ Whaallav t l
al Churahllj Dawn. May L (Aagg
i no mint tad la tarry lha
In ttg Kantucky Darby
. Photo)
BRADLEY HOPEJUL IN DERBY
SANGREAL A DERSY ENTRY
Tln to gil, owned by M'jrih jii Fielder* a n o m ln o a lo r tha U n d running
Of tho Kentucky Dtrb y at Churchill Downi, Ma y 2 .l(A ito «ia tt4 Praaa
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Photo)
To he a
Jean
tight i >[«• « i ik r r wit*
A rt h u r'*
earth nl
ambition.
Stic'* content c,I w it h bain* in th*
movlaa nuw, however.
Ilogin tho wcoli by ralilnf
1 ui Into your Laundry nor*-
Ur. Wo will briny • boor
laum ity null.if action Into
your homo manaiteraanl. JPtrau*o we have intraductal
new standard of workman*
•hip into dnmeatto Laundarinf. On* wath will show,
you.
Evury
meet ad In*
wfak'a work wU] confirm
Seminole County Lduputy, Jpc,
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Stuffy Hopeful O f
Beintfln Game With
The Reda Tomorrow.
Saying Is Said
To Be Dispelled
•W S
stuffy i McCrena, m anafer
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 h in t itre ra .
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
H EELS
T O
O T H E R
D
u * r ? r us
Tkjr
m k l
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Work Is Begun On
Baseball Diamond
For Junior League
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 sh ip * for tbo openbit of tho lea ton next week,
the superintendent laid.
Sanford Rookies
i G-Men Score 4 To 1
W in 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."
10ru e one. oiutiy sera ui* l y n |
Tber* woe eoma doubt ae to)
D a v t n n a f lA P S T a
had to bd tiled oat to M could
Whether the purchase bf Lake,
U a y i U D d U U C 5 t o 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" DeLand Defeats S t }
Krtea Phote)
after Pm ldent C. F. Wort of the
Augustine, 4 To 3,
^aooclatlon deck red that tha ori- .
,P .'
terday*a game, Sanford drop*, tor ganliation I* without fundi to
Tuesday
Afternoon1
»
O L e rv X r»
10 IX* cellar with ^G aloasriOk
- go through with tha purchait.
Azaleas Shut Out By -n » g -m «> b a r. boon in th a t
J Mr. Wert laid that Bu^ly wai
Tuesday's game In the Florida
Islanders Who Get *•'*!&*&
“tv * *
not am loui it play In a email State Lstgue caused serersl
7 league bat Mr.' Wright replied changes In the pe*ran'.ego «"l10 R ons On 13 Hits 'out otu*o»u hop. ;tg-*tn
that the oe oclatlon would let umn. Deytons Beach defeat wl
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’ 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 Game ,WiH Be Played
Moon F ra lk k pitched another
Yesterday's game in Oalpmr Lookoute did not do so well In o defeated Bt. Augustine ami in-On Sanford Field;
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
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Admission
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Free
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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 o f the leagoe.
"*«# on the port o f -MeCown,
Sanford Junior High hchool will l
holiday) It la expected that there ClelnvevUU. - - ftinford drops U
Tbo big right hinder (track oat the ita rtln g (Lookout barter, and
Daytona Beach Junior High I
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w will be a record-crowd at San th e—bottom of*oth4 -column, tlv l pie,
nine men and didn’t lu c e a single fire errors afield contributed to
Hchool on Sanford Fin'd next Krl- ’ One handrnd 'boy* Kara jo in ed 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 to d ay .!
---A)le« t a 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 a t 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 la st month about to of
'Bench attack, knocked a home ran them score lesa In th a t Inntug.
T M h will be no charge for ad- them) have Joined the Legion
to centerfleld In the lir e 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.teem s
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.
iM ren
bell game of the season.
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HOME RUNS
I It U expected that either He y e s 1
i . p i n riu | n „
w ..i,i„i,i„n
, or Brown will pitch for the BenJ? V * 0* ? U I*
,'ferd nine, with (HHer W rite r or
Radio I n B a s e b a l l m.1
, Beckwith catching) Other* on tho
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Yesterday's honwrs: Cuyler.
I n
Major Leagues
msjor toayuo Reda 1] Nortle, Vhltlle* 1; D,ke«,
than attending White Sox 1; Kreevlch, White
eta to mast, <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 I t Gehri/,j
T.*
Mountain
Landis,
commissioner
of
Boston (t Cincinnati 1.
its receipts
Ysnkme 1} retora. AUIeUes t:
w,<l base hell, warns all malar and
Philadelphia 8: Pittsburgh 7. ...
.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- ^ "P en d in g further notice a ll' 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 l i 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______—
„
bet t re to( C su v fmllh.
Reda 3$ llafey. Pirates, 3.
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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
DIM PLY, ROUGH SKIM
SIXTY VIOLETS OUT
allowed IB -bits. Meysr ceuc'.t
■ »!»-.,:Rp.»h*f .»>»,> Mution of Professional • Baseball
Nettcwal
— ,—
■
d s s t o ss le re e lln lte U e e
H
Ptf> League*, nod George 'M- Trmutfar the C'lbe and Palmer caught Benfore t, Oetoeevtlle^ ti. B xtn
n semkM t o C T v d e M k e e lia g
American ____— _____
for the fltsnts.
» "« - ott lSeCow. T, L osw 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
C h est C o ld s
kith Ford ham In
,r/e
Vieotreil : c K iiand tlrahaeo. Time ef game
the Bronx.”
the langne-Jeadliu Seminole*.
Saints And Redsj
Tie With Azaleas j
ForSecond Place1
Top O f League By
B eating Palatka s n j2 ,ttT S a W ?:
V
SanfordJum p
Plays Daytorti
With 100 Boys!
Cubs DefeetClents J ™ , - . • • ; • ; V
In 39 To 6 Contest STtfi*! . I t ! ! ! :
Rub on M uilcrnte. Used
,.. by millions (or 25 years,.
N O T Just i salve,.but n
" fo u n te r -lr r lta n t.” All
dru|iiil8.T hree ilrcnttbs.
Security
Lumber
"COMPANY
7
& ’
- Phare 7tT
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Si
1 w
a
ti
[r
mm
UNDER NEW RUUNG
OF ATT* GEN. LANDIS
iks will be opened thru Sat.
MAY 2nd
Book! for Sanford, i^oclnclu l and % b n
I Bach dny (Sunday e x c ap tad ) from 0 A. M.
U and from l P. M. to fl*P,
it of tb e Court H oubb. Batu
tjr Praclnct Books
'*.'c r » ’
v
W . J .T F
if
># .
�7n ^^ . V1\iA
„S7a^ S j j i i A *1
'T' ’.’AT-"’-
S an fo rd la T h e O nly C e n tra l
F lo rid a City A ffo rd in g R ail, H ig h
A nd W alei T ra n sp o rta tio n
DAILY NEW SPAPER
NUMBER
8 A IW D R IL T L 0 ]
For Drive For
S alvationists
Floridian jg Sent
Check To Replace
One Eaten By Calf
ST. ANDREW,” Apr. SO^_
—Lm 11« * Webb received .
duplicate WPA check far *13. 1*
‘M iss Florida’
Is Introduced
To HomeFolks
FEDERATION
p i .it/ / r* ,
CALLS WOMEN TO POLLS
S imS T * ” •“
* ■
3 i Have Volunteered Z 1* * f l « t * * « k W M del leered Parade, Banquet And
whu* h* w m ni liking
* To Further Appeal "a a .d h. a crammed
Ball Are Given In
It Into Ms
P0* " *
continued at his
‘ For Fund Required W
Honor
Of Local Girl
ttflLa
By Sanford Corps . ^ ^ ^ g * Budge In the side,
Acclaimed Prettiest
Drive To Begin
Tuesday, May 5
M' W 1 M around In lima to a*#
tka calf swallow tk . d ^ k
two weeka’ work.
Z
Radio Broadcast
Friday Fvening
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 Sanford Talent Will
Sanfonl Corps of th e Salva
Be On The Program
tion Army, Thirty-one men
and women in City and Coun
Over WJAX At 9:15
ty have o ffe n d to endeavor
to raise th a n g u ire d |3,500 F rida, evening, Ma, 1, Sanford
within -• w e e n time. The will be “honor city" of the am icampaign is to s ta rt next
Tuesday, Mag 8, with C. R. Dawaaa aa general chairman.
Many
advance
An'un«nfu£ 5 ^ mm J Expanding Payrolls
Addrvaaing tha National
Fla., Mr». Roberta Lawaon (al
preaalon of evory woman vol
ing 2,000.000 elubmen, heart
subscriptions
ham bean obtained kg Captain Y.
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 P e n n 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
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.
Detective Says
He Told Chief Of
Tampa Kidnaping
waa.. crow ned."M ias-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 Johns ton’s
selection by unanimous vote of
tho Judge* was unusual.
SjMaktrs a t tha banquet in
cluded Mayor S. O. Shinholssr,
rsprvsentlng the City; President
Andrew Ca new sy
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
d ub.
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* ta rred 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
Oviedo Meeting
Both also sold ho did not tall
Attended By Crowd
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 * th at In
Ua story to state*! attorney.
Ovtodo la st evening, ' sponsored
th* P.-T. A. Mora than 800
Expect Lon* Delay by
poraeas enjoyed * Mg dinner
by tha sockty from 4:30
In Subsidy Payments served
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 wm 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.'
Big Navy Bill Is
GivenApprovalOf
House Committee
3000-Foot
c it y n e w s b r ie f s
r ' T i “ Viewed As A Serious
$531,068,000” W o u l d
Add Ships, Planes
And Men To Force
",;WA- M,nd ll:lfl
M-
Judge Jaa. G. Sharon plans to
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I attend a meeting In Cocoa toWASIIINGTON. Apr. S O ^ F ) 'n ig h t which will be addrea.ed by
‘—Tha record peace-time naval ap- 'all qualified candidates for (’onproprlationa bill providing |S 3 1 ^ !g re .. from the new Fifth di.048,000 for adding more ships, a lr'tric t.
fighter* and men to the nation'll
sea
defense waa approved to
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Alex I. Strickland, pleading
day by tha House appropriations guilty to the theft 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 of Ihc
Frankly stating It had in mind Sons of (he legion.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 of “a Navy second to bership In the new organisa
none," the appropriations com
mittee said the bill would add to tion are invited.
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
IT Brown, h e r
Sherman, IE
M i t k with *
Wrinv It there.
Herding to th*
r by Constable
Bridge
Blow To Key West
At End Of Highway
KF.Y W KST. Apr. .10, (fli
Flames i n t ruyed today twothirds of the .1,000-foot bridge
linking to No-Name and IHg
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 of a railroad by lit*
labor Day hurricane. Key West
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.
more on a direct lino to fhe
Europe Mobilizes and
capital than the auto road. This
column crossed the Mofer River
To Prevent Riots and
occupied the mountain height
of Doha.
On F irst O f May With the fall or A<tlla Ababa
of the Woodmen -.f
hall Is eipccted to no
evening when the
lodge hold. Its
gct-togelher
WASHINGTON, Apr. 30.-W 7 “frmlly night”
with
political
PARIS, Apr. 30.—Troops, p<>—A treasury deficit uf li.lhiti.- Candidate-,
members of
th*
000,000—th* biggest tn peacetime Democratic Fxecutlvo Committee llce and gendarmea ar* mobilised
history—was forecast by S r c ro - and their friends as guest i. throughout Europe In rtadinesa
tary Morgsnthau for the current Drills will bo presented by the for May Day, Europe'* usually
fiscal year today In urging con - i Woodmen Circle, tbs I’urcoil turbulent Labor Day.
grasalonal enactment of I’rc-i- ^quartette from Orlando will sing,
Precautionary measures were
dent Roosevelt's full tax pro •nd there wll b* other entertain ordered while millions of work
ers from London In Moscow pre
gram. Morgsnthau said prepay -1 ment.
msnt of th* bonus la partly >epared to lay down \helr tooli
• ponalbl* for tha hugs figure'
Friday and pour into tha streets
by which ho said tiptnditun->|
for celebrations.
would oxeood - Income In 'h d
In Franca. Spain, Russia, Eng
twelve month* ending June :«• I
land and Caechnslovakla the
In rocomnwnding that thr Fen-]
workers will demonstrate against
ata add to tha 1803,000.000 II i.u ,u ! BATTLE CRJ3EK Mich.. Apr.. fascism and war.
80,—(AP)--A
barrage
of
Jccre.
tax bill tha Umporary procw
German celebration, will be
ing taxaa askad by tha Ffashlvnt hlesre and hi’Stila comment fiom fur Illllsr and ths N ail Slat*.
Morgsnthau also estimated the •tderly spectator* at tho congre*In Italy May Day will pass
1137 dafldt would b* | 2,87.'.,nm». llonal Inquiry Into tho Townseml unobserved. Italians celebrated
1
Organisation
In
this
stronghold
of
Ho Mid th at except fur the
bonus payment voted .by 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
Michigan, conducting the
Roosevelt To Enter publican,
InvooUgatlon. was boosjl from thr
mStncnt he wmlk*d Into itio 'frtW Phottc Probers Need Prinuury In Florida od
room by Townaoad Club memMore Expense Money fALLAEASREE. Apr[ .10.— bore from th# district which w**
l>Fl—S e c r e ta r y o f B U U R o b o t 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 om of President
Hoffman sought to establish the
Franklin A Roooovslt wogM b# amount Townsend ipporters gave
•"terad kafora Saturday midnight te Rfprtaentatlvo Main's campaign
ter th* 0 1— ratio preaUlkntUl
preference to b* hold In Florid* I teat y«*r end whether merehenU
War* coerced Into giving tha clubs
juu a & ■
re per cent of th* value of their
Th* p ialm n c* vote will be cost
•M a ra ' 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 for M th a n te had agreed to th* poontlai nomine. teenage plan, b u t th at contrlbdthis source had totaled Only Two More
Is
Boy Leaves K nife
Sticking* I a Bade
Of Man And Flees
Bridge
Connecting K e y s
Damaged by Fire
Townsendites* Jeers
Halt Congress Probe
Day* To‘Register
of Wakulla
n ttemocrsll*
mar. bringing
_ Booking th*
the Italian* entered Addle I
■
Abeha al 10 A. M. today.
I W A S W N O T O N . A pr. SO.
I — (A P ) — D eclaring th a t
VbV
r« -* th e n , i* ••riving d an g o r” of a
lvr,| reports toda, that Italian , C atastrophic World w ar, Secimp. hail occupied the .iratrgic ro ta ry H ull tod ay a tta c k e d
n °f l>»hr» Firham, 7h milca
"s u p re m e folly o f . CXCCgirtheasl of tha city, prcclpitat.
,
. .
.
* evacuation of the native popohnm cn.
ition. The report wts confined f Revival of w orld tnul©
irthcr by a Rrltlsh ambulance th ro u g h th e low ering o f Mich
nit which evacuated Debra nir- |,n rricr.-t i* nece.vtary to h a lt
,m When runner, had seen the
omk uislreas. aoclal unroot,.
im pftre*-'wr“Mfc# ' advancing; . . . . .
.
,, . . . ,
damn of K rltm a d - about 10 dtctatoraMp. and war, Hull « U
lien *way
1,1 •F re isin g
UnUM StmtM
Foreigner. In AddU Ababa be- t bamber o f Commerce. If th*
an to aeek refuge In the com- ^ 1'w tleal
reciprocal
*****
nunda of foreign legation*, eome H lcy
trapped, 10)11 w U
f which afforded protection in 'be nation would taka a fatal
imK-ncoof rhiooot.. Americana .ten
backward.
Repeal would
U. H. 8. R, Apr. 30.—
a eulogists,
esplorln*
wvetom Georgia, have
•OO antiont
burial
sewering tools of the
which, hi on* Instance.
Only tww more doya—F ri
day and Saturday—remain In
which Ramin*I* County oloetao
ran register. Th* po0 books
will b* kept ow n until mtdnlgkt
Saturday in th* office of W. G.
Thigpen, oapoHoor of regia-
apparently In sight, heavy ship
ments of wurkmrn to Africa con
tinue, Indicating Premier Musso
lini Intends to continue large scale
work even after peac*. Th* SS.
Umblra sailed yesterday from
Naples with 20VQ workmen.
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
TRENTON. N. J. Apr. 30.-T h* oocn depleted 183,000.000,000 by
•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
ko*p th* chamber clear of oil per .IEPANTO. Ark., Apr. 30v-W>
—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
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 r s W f to (hath. ' T
house,
i( i
Assembly Votes To
Oust Jersey Jobless
LOCAL WEA1
Former Resident Is
Dead In Washington
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.
Z IO N C H E C K
M UST R IG H T
a
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tt
II
JJ
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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
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The Sanford Herald, April 29, 1936
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 29, 1936. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald
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T*leball Association
tow Confident Of
Wng Ahead With
loddy In The Box
h*« Wen *tgntd*
Sanford Baseball Assort*to pirnr with Dm Lookout*.
wa* bought frrta tha At*
f, N. T., rluh and left there
inlay night for Sanford. H*
■ therefore, reach her* to-
Legion Organizes
Junior B aseball
PARENTS ASKED TO URGE BOYS
TO JOIN LEGION JUNIOR LEAGUE
t o t h e ta rmM a n d m o t h e r
Looltouta Enjoying
First Day’s R e t t
Since Opening Day
o r o u r c o m m u n it y :
Air
m
Any Youngsters Who
W quM Like To Be
On Teams Invited
7 Manager Stuffy McCrune said
ta;planned to put the naw nun
H the box to pitch |il* flr-t gam*
M , Wednesday when the Look
out* pby the G-Men of Gtlneevitie vn Sanford field.
Buddy. Lake b a Sanford man
W . realise the gravd ireponeiUtWaa that ehall be ours.;
. Wa acctpl thee* rerp^mlbUHit a Wa aak only yom- lnt*T**t
and co-operation, ti gw year boy to enter the activities with
raUraiLum. end wa ehall endeavor to tciuh Urn lo
f
(I) Obey the "We
l l ) O u t oi hie temper
*w
( 3 ) To k*-p phyileail;- fit
( 4) To bo ebaragaco*
(5) T* b# byal
IS) To be modi*t to vbtory and glorbue in defeat.
If we are soeceaeful ta teaching your boy time* thing*,
be will be a true •po-taman, and wlU become n eltlxen of
whom we ahnll all b* p ond. If w* do this, our goal ehall bin*
k m a reached
W# cordially urge you to com* with your hoy to the organiiaUon meeting that b to b* held tonight at Tid# at the
Junior (Ugh School. Let your son know you ate Inter**ted In
With McDottgsl They
Down DeLand Reds
5 T o 4 Yesterday
The Sanford Lookouts go H
Gataearill* tomorrow for their
flret game of tha aenaon with -the
G-Men, mi will p b y a return
r*me with tha earn* team an
Sanford Field an Wednesday aft-
Don MeSpan* pAcfad the O-Men
the flret weak e f the aeries, bet
he was temporarily gsgpended for
roughing an umpire e n d ' MeDougal b new taanaging . them.
Under McDoagal, the Golnesvtle
team defeated the DeLand Rada ta
Galneerille yaatarday, • to 4. Uadi
team collected alx base hits! Quo
EDDIE RAW SON,
tha rp, tha OataaaeOt* moundaman,
Pent Athletic Officer.
did not girt up • hit Until the
alxth Inning whan he wna rapped
fa r three hit* and three runs.
' Jake Buneh, who rwliewed Hold■ lock In tha *uth foam*, (lid net
allow » man U geton base during
hta^itoy an ih* hillock, t
McDougal and Bradley led the
Oatae'Yffie WtUra, *n»h gwtttac
two hKa. One e f MeDoegnl’a Mow.
waa a Cript*.-’ ■
" *
are tetag organised all over th*
Bolling «** the boding bettor
| atoto, Commander L. P. Boyle of
for the DeLand team Btth n triple
jth* local American Legion Part
and alngb.
Charfce To Gain On
ha* been advlaed i y Louie Griffith
Three (kmhie pby*. were palled
Cobb’s Strong Nine
In the game, Shaw Buck haring a
part In all e f them- •-. .7 - T
Scorn by batagst
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w l O Q f t ° i n f l n n 1U S
.ta
*• A C o b b T ^ b e l * * ,
r 1900 Season
partldpaU In dbtrkt omv- thaneend percent dabIn tha Ltan* -----------...urly a thoo- DeLand — __ ,OUO 0 M • 100— I
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p b y only end r
. ™ thi. und ftnt( TumWom. Saint'* left O a in a a r ille __ 000. tOS* Ota- 0
gama
Tha G-Men and tha Rada ptayod
RING, Apr. I 7-—Orgint“ V * - **^0?* w**k’ *°
°*k*r foa»* I t o i• fielder, cracked out one of th*
of th# Orange Balt league ***** »U1 pnrtklpaU In a *1* 1" chance
__ . .to g„a b, an
, , tbe_ Leagaa
. - bad- ** tena**t home run drire# ta th*
.Ixth H arm waa affaetod
cer».
- John, IfoUeh » Rat Sox. top- hlriory ef the St. A aguetin* beeometing at F o tf Monde. Sta|
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P*»P *b* aeeond
were given bmtha They'
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Arcadia,
Bawling Omanln *}*'!?: 'W.
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g,b,U wan
wona a 7 7totof t victory
victory
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ob (Hard** County Grow* ' nMr ## ,*A*‘ ooA John Ivey1. hoMom poattton ever the Dayton* Be*ch Islaadcrw,
Fort Maade, Haba* Q ly,
wt?
<h* *5£. Glant’a will each
' play two game*it
derda. and flahrlne.
plrmahlp
tha South, and-than, while Harwell Rtowarfa Plralee avenging a 13 to 0 aethack •of
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fered by S t Awgwattae b Deytena
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J « b FlnneUta Cuba, a . well
champloiuhlp aerie* will b* ar- u ,h. geminaUe, ^ be aeen oni tha day before^
John Schneider gtoUar S t A«gTMtoithe f|«M only eneo thla week.
! aatbe eouthpaw, *ef tho IslandBoy* are eligible to pUy ta
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runner*-up <m th«"era Jewp Wph four acatterw) Uto.
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Uglon Jen lor
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Liana Laegue, ar* to pb y the Red
no* reach their 17th Wrthdey *•- s „
o,# opening game Of. the
r*i
for* Mar. 31 of Oil* year.
third weak,, an th* Grtbinev
l.te*
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f T 8 UU. w ? r R'bool diamond at > rtlaalr IhU
m m n m Uto
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msn Griffith that mors thru V BfUrnoon TS i m two tMiM i i i t i * , Jf41
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vehicle, tall In order to gat ^
tBj #hegt th* fln t weak lo 00° beyawUl play b
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i Sunday the bu, h» i , September. Tbe number e f gam** Iran legion team, to Florida tMa u , Tkt#Ty for %u y . ^ W Th#
m
turn me r. T em paw tll
Tanka abo defatted the PHnt*# ‘ V S T u n g r t m i t o trtab ftat e m a Jackaonvill# I* <|-g*nl*tag. , ( u
t l to IS and Ik* _ * W iZ 7 Z 7 * a * A«2 ™*ta* at»
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e**n ba complatod within tha
vro It had been.
specified tint*. The alrcull aim.
It wa* Gnally learned that Uio to start tha championship aarle* J f f l d M C E * mfT. "
on Thuraday afternoon [^ IntolSruIreeM to'andw *ran*.
mar had Laktn tha be# homo
w 'i 'l T i J o r i f.W - h n o
League-Leading Seminoles
O f Lion» League Will Play
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Waahtagte*
The Sanford I n b a l a are
retting today, the ftrat day
tbca the aeaadn opened a
weak ago yaatarday that they
here not played n a y p b y in
Gaineaellle
tomorrow,
tha
G-Mew c a m her* Wadneeday.
DeLand la hart again Tho reday fo r the third game be
tween the Bede and the Look
outs, Friday’a game will be in
DeLand, and Saturday the
Daytona Beach team enmaa to
Sanford and wlU try ta tarn
tha tablet on Up Lookout*
who defeated the blander*
twice last weak
Lookouts Had Big
Lead Up To Ninth
In Sunday's Game
Three Home Runs By
Swindell Sets Hew
Record For League
Weakening again u the n e t u t
a«an 4 * eloea, th* Sanford Lookonto dropped Sonday'i game to the
Palatka Autloao in Patalk* bf a
1J to 10 koto h the twelfth to
ning. Tbe Lookout* were i t i M f at
th* Wginnlng of too p m
u /
continued to l b » great ■ tmftR'
for eight hmtaga, leading the
Aialeaa by four run* at tha d#*e
of that frame, hat In the ninth
ipnlng tha Pahtkans pat alx ban
over the home plate to twa 1 for
Sanford In that frame, and tied
the eedtw, 10 In 10, N e ltto team
eeored In tha nest two e * i a Innlnga, but Patatb* yet to tyn ran*
" Swindell, Sanford centorfieldfr,
clouted ant three home ran*. one
each time a t baV_an 4 ._ S b t« tt,
ratchar, gdt ana hoeoer. Two Palatkn
player*,
Heart*
and
Andrew*, each hit drcnlt driver.
• Swtndall’a rwmartaU* f t * eet a
Rain eaaaed lari Saturday** record tor tha iMgoa. Once he
game on Sanford JTeld to be eeat the epheroU soaring awar tha
called In the fifth Inning and
S?
*. ■*•>■«<.«»*-*- *‘‘k B r t A a r s s . * a r s
a »hut-out victory amor the,
.
bgp n^ant two oeorea
Saint*.
Sanford »eor#d ,4!’ *n {or the home team. — r*
run*. I t wa» tha aacond straight
L t-fl,id atortod b tha hex for
victory by the LookoaU over S L 'lb<
kad pitched Urn flrrt
Augustine, Hardin pitched f° r t( m whining inning*. H* allowed
"
-"-wad only thraa, u btu, Leper wan than pot ta
Itched for
! the h o i hat ha tailed only for the
red tigh t t o i - l S l I t i and em-thlrd at tta. tenth
wa run* In th* LBnJnn , fa r daring • « U fa *
In the third * • ^ . 2 3 3 foo t Areleeae
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* ! a i ! ! ! waa then M*t In to pitch the io ,
t t l e
I ■ two and two-third* innings» » t -t ! S a en ron u „
i a a a l a -rotor, to
I t a a S * Norwood. rt
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NUMBER 189
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
$ 1 3 , 7 3 5 Allocated
To Public Schools
Of Seminole County
D yto m m u sio n
Licensed Tiiot Would
Keep BuBdings In'
Repair And Have A
1 Mechanic On Duty
8smto*l* Grant? actual* n (•(rod $11,7X5.39 nor* from
lb# state M k j , thair i k n o f
th* latest $1,000,001 ' appro*
prtatten. Tin i UU'i p n « n l
'• »*■< h a d supplied 107.7 0 0 4 of Dm total. $164,000
taaw from th* chain a tm HMOM tax, #1 SO,2.13.IB from au
to awbUo Heenoes, $71,177.38
from Internet on school food*,
•ad $34,76&JK) from tho on*
mill tax.
Government Will
Require Contract More Time Given
Proper And Constant
Maintenance Is Do
/ mand Of Unde Sam
I T h a C ity Cctnmli
•dviaori by tho ftvtn
•km o f th e State
partm ent l u t night
thn InaUBatlon o f
M unjclpal
t b r C ttv wfll ba r*
■MhM*to them prop
rt
Have Until Saturday
Night By Provision
Of Legislative Act
Both com raunl-
sf* ' referred to Gty
fte d
B.
Wlleon
For R egistering
Seminole V oters
for
g ta tha eommualeethe Itato Rood De-
« « » • * *
. The after to lees* the Atfpori
W«e mod* 19 Marvin H. Smith,
*1 Klaalmmee, who wrote that he
b a graduate of sa aviation
mbeal approved by the gavan*-
Seminole County votera will
have until Saturday night. May
S. Instead o f Thursday night,
Apr. SO, la which to register.
Etectore la St. Johns -Vovnty—will
aba have_onUl Saturday night
th which to register, but In all
other countte* o f the state the
registration hooka wDI close on
Apr. SO. *
Extra time la given tha voter*
o f Seminole and St. Johni coun
ts** bocaoa* o f the special tegielathr* enactment requiring r*registietion o f all voter* In
counties having a population n(
not more than 18,800 and not
teas than 18,600. This enactment
contained Uw provision that poll
books should be kept open un'il
$0 days before the-.' election.
Since the primary I*' 'to be oa
June 8 the 30-day parted wit! not
expire until May t.
The general tew provide* that
registration books shall dee*
* « Apr- $0. b*t Attorney OrwLaoftJOedte advtsed W»M. TJMgy e q sepervteor o f Rghtntioif,
today, to dteregard provision, of
general law and am ply with tha
special legislative act since that
act had never been attacked In
tha court*.
Thr act eras passed at the re
quest of St. Johas county (St.
Augusttoe), but by its ting eertata population figures It wax
classed as a gsnarul and not a
local MIL It so happens that thu
population figure net la/ the *bill
Includes Seminole County, though
this County did not request
passage o f the MIL
, ,
Mr. Thlgpea said that regis
tration books for Precincts One
and 'Thre#"(City -of Sanford)
will remain open In tha basement
of the Court Hoes* until 0
o'clock Saturday night, hat books
o f all precincts w tllb * open In
hi* office la tha Brutalsy-Pules-
Rivers
I Harbors
Chairman
rida Canal
WASHINGTON.
tathra Driver,
Illness Causes
Tom Rivers To
ROOSEVELT
HIGHER WAGES
Struggle Over
t a x Bill Nears
Voting Stage
KING IS DEAD
Quake AddsTo
Famine Horror.
In West China
Express Deliveryman
Kills Self As His
Children Stand By
Unable To Stop Act
Nat t o n a l Organlxat t o n Of Business
Men Discusses Bill
President F a v o r s
10 To 30 Millions Of
People Are Dead Or. m
Facing Death From . ^
Starvation In Land
B*ll*v«d to have hem brood In*
<f*r Ul health, Thomas A, Rlvvre,
driver of a delivery wagon far
tho Express Company, shot and
kilted himaaU shortly after 7
Vcloek this morning as two of
his children stood by, holptom to
prrrrnt tho act.
Tho children had takon him to
hi* work at tho offte* and wort to
drir* tho car bock to their homo
noor Golden Lako, about four
milts from town. _ Mr. Rivet* roportod at tho offteo, was told ha
had batter root for aaotbo* day
or two, walked out to Urn oxplots track and, according to witnesses, took a pistol out of tha
track tad shot.. Miami f In tho
hood. Death was report*d as Instanta noons.
Mr. Rivers had basn in Ul
Preeldsnt Roosevelt Is shown as he addressed the Thomae Jsfhealth for m im Urn*, and accord- fareon dinner In New York, expounding a campaign year "political
la* to tho sheriffs office, tried phll6*ophy" of "higher wage* fog worker* and more income for
nnsoeceeefuJIy Sunday and Mon
farmers." (AP Photo)
day to taka his own Ufa. Deputy
Sheriff Hickson was called to tha
Rivera home yeaterday afternoon
and *uceroded la quieting the
man. Thera war* no flraanaa la
tha M n n boat*.
, Sheriffs officers and (kroner
J. C. Roberta viewed the body,
bat decided an inqueet would not
WASHINGTON. Apr.
OF)
—Talk of government and bus),
•ees co-operation engaged tha
eoovantton of fh* Chamber of
Oomaserca of the United 8taf*a
white the Hbue* struggle over
Praatdant Roosevelt's tax pregram beared the voting stag*.
Tha 111-point program through
which he said buslaees could ab»
garb more of the Jotles* was adrocated before tha Chamber of
Commerce by Secretary of Com-
Famine Worst In J
Number Of Years ’
Sound Trucks Of Millard Davidson
Local Ownership Elected Head Of
May Be Excepted Rotary In State
to Sanford In
employed by
ipasy during
e be made this
ru rvoK iN r,. cMn&, Apr. M
28.— (A P I — This city, sur*
King Fuad I o f Egypt died in. m n m W by a countryside fn
day- after-* lingering illness. Mis
I ho ihroo* o f starvation, W M
■ucceed tn the
young
shaken by a heavy earth*
throne.
quake today. The m rthquaka
caused only small dim aga In
the citv. hut the »ltn n Wft»
President Rooaevelt
returned
groat. T ho shock followed on e
to tha Whit* Rous* from a week
occurring yesterday, hit
end la Haw York.
>t
House Republicans converged
for a mooting last nlgbt at the
calf a f their leader. Represent*tire Snell of New York, to plan
Strategy* tn attempting to changv
the tax bill when It wes opened
for amendments tod*?,
Senator MeNsrR of Oregon,
Senate
minority chieftain, announced he would call his pari?
ta decide their course of action
when the bill reaches the Senate
CAIRO, Apr. W.—UP)—King rhfiiren to gain money for 1
Thursday or Friday,
Fuad First of ' Egypt, 68, friend j Repeated floods followed by
Ordinance Ig Intended Marianna Man Wins
O v e r Therrell At CITY NEWS BRIEFS
To Keep Out Noisy
S t a t e Convention
Tin-Pany* Wagons
.? TALLAHASSEE, Apt.
—Millard Davidson, superlntsndsnt
at
the state Industrial
a* Hi*
" “ “*>*“ * School
a marring* license was issued
for boy* st Marianna was today today to Arthur J. Mack. 86, and
slatted governor of tha Florida Edna Hall, II, both of Sanford,
district of Rotary International)
■ -■ ■
at th* annual state convention) Tha G ty Commission Isat night
of th* civic club her*. He won tewed permits' for th* sal* of
the office over the bid o f J, H. beer and win* at 1016 Orange AveTherroll of Ocala. Next year's nut, 1131 West Thirteenth, amt
Florida convention city will be 817 Eaat First Street.
•elected at th* International club
-------convention In Atlantic City,
Adel Curry paid $78 In County
Fifty-nine dub* sent delegates. Court yesterday when he pleaded
Approximately 400 person* regie r»Uty to driving while Jn to sic al
tered. conference Official* said. «L Judge Ja*. O- Bharen fined him
The Tallahassee club, with 60 W h k l suspended on^half of th*
Roterlan. and Hotary-Anns, Wit «»• * »• »*
« * * * » ■ Warren
registered 100 percent.
Bruaaon. P ceding guilty to drenkSanfonl Rotary .Club Is well •*'*•**• P«ld a fin# e f IS.
represented at th* convention.
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th* Lsitei Vliu
Bands Of Armed Men
Sween Countryside > -I
Searching For Food Z
a InlJJilOBlF We ** lUttottii1** WHU irUV»
Iwt nl*hl'i session,
terT**w i*taUd that the Hofmann track we*
being uad by tha Basaksll As
sociation which paid only for op•rating cost*.
;
According ta Information fur
nished tha Commission, anti-sound
track ordinance* la ' Daytons
Lucille Bolt, UUten Branan,
Beach, Leesburg and Eustla ex
Elotea Winn, itary Hurt, Camilla
clude tracks owned locally, though
they are under polka supervision. Daaa, Marion llayaao, Martha Mc
Donald, Eugenia Warren, Mar
garet Vcrnsy, H aul Whitehurst,
1Cop Grabs Woman On Katharine Vomay, Marguerite
Edge Of High Roof lag lay, Anns loll* Brown,rr,Dorothy
Anna
Cal herin*
tbt, Dorothy
NEW YORK, Apr.
While a crowd watched fn.m
(ha htrea^ '■'Pxtrulwirt Corth*/
Mm It- seised aa apparently dated wondefeat- an who stood teataring on (lie
McLondea, - Elisabeth
after a roef edge atop a flra-atary t»neI, Fannie Btogare, Martha
msnt. jeeterdsy.
Jean Zara, Helen Palmar,
M from
A pedestrian who noticed tho
rackaon..JaM$ Chapman,
Echols, 1 Vtogtato Tyler,
•ad two figure aa tha building bad turn -1
Uburn, D arts’Patterson.
pushed In a fin atom . A throng quickly
Ball MaUlTto, Martha
f o - V | n t o x r W .„ n a yalkamoa entered
Kale. VLhtm'aaa
Italian Forces
About Half Wa;
th*. woman
do Kills
Humber
week/ Commissioner Lodge eras
(tected to fill out the uaexplred
term s f T, L Dumas, dacessed.
The weather: Partly cloudy to
night and Wednesday, possibly
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.. extreme northwest
showers la
portion and on extrema south
coast Wednesday. Extreme north
west Florida: Increasing cloudlness foltewad by thundershowers
In west portion lata tonight or
Wednesday god to asst portion
Wednesday,
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of lbs British, died today after a 'usually di summers are Mamed
long Ulnae*. Crown Price Farouk, for conditions.
16, attending school In England,
Chines* communist
soUtofU
will come to the throne under a are also reporisd to have swept
regency until his
eighteenth (he countryside like * plague o f
birthday.
Prtmter All Pash* Maher an
nounced Fuad died at 1 o'clock
this afternoon, 6 o'clock Eastern
porta the monarch * had * riUlted
after a batter night.
Death came when Anglo-tEgyptlan relations had only recently
progressed from the riot stage,
lie was friendly to Great Britain
through the long .period during
which' then* was national strife
between factions, one demanding
completa severance of EgyptianHrltish relation*, and tho 'other
desiring the continuance of Brit
ish domination.
, „_ —
'Sat ration' A m y by an aIra am committee working this week, The T
annual appeal la to ba made a m i
Thursday, May 8, with C E. Daw*
son as general manager of the
campaign. Advance wbecriptioAa reported are aa follower
T. W, Lawton________ ___ $ Lflft *
Miss Mary Muslltr ..
liW
lllr tl# A>ftft«lHlN Pffftil
Coe* Cola Bottling Co.
UM
Relchsfuehrar Adolf Hitler gave Reel and R on s__________ - 10.0ft
addltloijal -powers to hte— right Sanford Atlantic Rank ^
SU B ";
hand man, Gensrsl
Hermann Sloke* Company
^
6.00
Wilhelm
Goerlng, today In a W. E. KIrchhoff-------------Stmlnol* County Laundry j 11.0ft 1
many's economic lesdcr,
Dr. Security I.umber Co. —
8.00
Hja-msr Schacht. Aa official ed k f American Fruit Grower*__ _ 36.00
announced that Goerlng, air min Julius DlngfsMer
*
lldftft ister and premier of Prussia, Pvnttead Gray and Moor* - 18.00
would assume the poet o f supremo
P. N. Whitehurst------ —
10.0ft
dictator over all raw material and
J. C. Penney Company — . lftftft .
the foreign exchange question,
two of th* economic problems A Friend --------------- — * 10.0ft ,
Hitler Adds To
Powers Of His
Right Hand Man
previously supervised by Schacht.
Der Fuehrer took this slap la D i l l i n a r e r 's
L aw yer;
aa effort to amid an open conflict
To
Serve
Two
Yeara
~
Iljelman
between Dr.
Iljslman Schacht,
minister o f economics and presi
WASHINGTON,
Apr. Iftw-V
dent of tha relchtbenk and the
Of entertainment will Natl party(
Louis Plquatt. attorney tor Jotea .
'
*
tha Women'* Circle
Dlllingsr until tha famau publte
m o ef tha World at
ehemy was shot down by O - o r i,
hat meeting th* W. West Florida Harbor vetterdav lost In Supnma O a u t .
i la planning for
„ Proposal Ig Favored his fight to **<•pa a two year >
tttoM Ah error was
Jell senlisJ# ’ and (10,00 fMI fftF ,
ttoruy's paper to
WASHINGTON, Apr. t S ^ P ) allegedly aiding
Hamer V « t t
—Army engineers have reported
favorably on a proposal ' to Dlllingsr gang.
Ckpi. F . g. Fsraa addressed tha
Rotary Ctob at its
regular
weekly k u k m at the Mayfair
Haul toftey t i Dm interest of the
Salvation Army drive which la
to ba bald aaatL Copt. Fsran
uri *4 Ratoriaaa ta pledge their
sei rteaa la th* drive which be
sei I to far tha purpose ad raising
ftu da aorgly needed by th* Army.
0. W, BHftMr preelded over th*
me tte f to Uw atoenc* o f Presi
de: l W. A, Loftier, who wa* ot
ter Bag Bft Jtokary euavention in
MAJORITY MAT RULM
Bay to *1$ feet and provide for
a width o f 100 feet. la Bayru
Chico a 14-foot channel, 7$ fast
wide, would lead ta a basin 600
feet square and 14 feat deep.
Engineers estimated th* cost
ef tho breach channel at $40,000
and tha annual maintenance at
$3,600.
The report wax requested a
year ago by tha Haas* commit
tee on rtvqra tad harbors,
Eden Plans To Draft
His Own Peace Plan
• F A fa i‘ , v
I..S
^
O ^m naa
-l.fct that n.ltt.h
NEW YORK, vApr, U— (/P
Chairman Farley af the Dl
ocratte National Gmmtttoa |
dieted th* two-thirds ndt.w a
be abolished by Juaa Damdfft
convsnlloOt
LO C A L
*
�! -BJ*
NANKING,
Apr.
working boon,
fliA aucceasf&lachievement of this i
leisure, and greater menu* for enjoy
B«t eflfaULi belle**
S S S iK,. f *
entlonji,
la , ratalrin<
tel epaUtfK*
ften
eoali Pa a tourc* of i
mtnt to th. rvJma «i*
P|W* N»n*lng- The i
ewlia. ha pU d* /a rr*
ilfty, b*ve ajl
a aborter peril
In underground mines
••baa, ha U
Itailty b Jap.
m
pap haaailr to hold Uia altagtenaa af Marshal Yen lUi-Sksn,
rata ran cv.rlord o f ghanil an)
Sulyuan proTirveaa, and Ganaral
Han Fu-Chu, chairman of Shan
tung protince. Both hart coiit.
aithln the orbit of JapentH InflWTO hi North CJinn and for
n»«ntba h*v« bean toying with
lh« Idea of joining
autevun
yjoaa faderatiaa of North China
province*.
*
(■rant pf a fMW.WW loan by
threa government banka to the
. YrUow.lt lver eooaervntlcn eom-
II in Congress
wm the capital of tha world, g
moocy
cornera of the empire, notody
la quoted an haring hod plenty of money, but they ___ _ M w l w w
billion dollar* la HW» aid destroyed their bealthair well u their income. That
yrapantione.’' Np wits why Bpme fed.
»
• <
.
y hate varir 'Hula un-
a r t ^ B S S i S S A J S s
If they do, a new. era of enlightened progress i* sure-
The Herald cannot alloty thJbt
qyt eonjo ijxd n i word of cpopDei
irtunlty to pass wlth-
fop thoae Oriaiplp
mkl»ter« Who bfya ,UMl) up.the
logtot floimit*
The gamming ptoflia hnj
growth
faces, and in
to combat slot machine* and
Utm > « y have flnlehed chines.
ich" Ip 10Z9, hut U U ace to
,
V !, /
’/fa U p fh iM k l
A < M 'A y f W
Tbm PAPAYA, whioh Js one ef Florida’* o«V
Needing tfoplcal inOte. awUy Ukea Ufpkaee with
th. beat of meIona la flavor and attractiveness
The tree attain* a height
t o t o
pp SO or H and walght
apiece I A neuter rvmari
J« Jhe feet that the aegd
atage during the fia t y*
UGHABD KEITH (
Governor f t Florida ip
enamy which threaten*
st.
m
•jto.h* iww«•* Pv*
teteNllto pyeeif
In Many States
W
roa^'^r. au-OW-
A* <or "Cuba" and "OoUta.n they art not leoal, and
something couM w d jh o d d ha.djno * W 0t« L Tfetfe ft
probnhly no greater offender in the state w^vi it ‘•
‘Tif f to
these lottryli* than Sanfordi "Mora lottery ti&ket* * 9
sold ip S
l&
H
n1iJ
rtl, w
B7Pc io
MuD
1!1Ifjh»
Tkih
ina airanLion nf Bectmlllir* Anti
cotton' trader* eed broke** Vte,
.wlp r» to worfi fP hour «*rlW
mvlcat acttriM wlwr.
York.
In N « r
to do. On 111*
a srL S
c| w A11*****
to "iht “ jtef.
T.
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is »S iilh\my t ? ab air si
fortius
Wsk-stesw
Paogtlo who spend theif money vainly see
to
dlaaalrran
flqoda la-tt
b«t Hen p a t e n t l y
ha had no fuada fbr
1 ,tU NW
K®* > Qoteptraent offtctala freqoeotW te , vd
y * « ; If refer to th. Yellow Rjwr ae
f .*hpw» « ‘w p * _________________ ___
IhUtf l*(g*
<*•*! uniting,
— caaaJ
______
if M eiko aw) the Atlantis
tallMd
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OFFKB H THU* PHOT I .I M U C M T W
Llferki, then sa
ACID, ALKALI T O C * i m p )
NKW ¥ A L T » CHPCOLATH
t o m * * kter ria&« ta rite
aw ry
SE
2*JJ
boom.'’
Calary Ara.
mjf'&'i**- 25*JPS» ’**? **
»E P P
Jha which tha c'jvrtff can ,00 towaijd preventing this form of
robbery, The only mean* of fruatratipp available in pubr
He education and perauaslon against this form of Kcmblfnd
WVg f gaifls t w + foreign
flgat FbeU f
« m te p ffp
ona eahgnte
*«• J
*W
■.’tatAjtC .r w .' liri
JJv-ft't.
1 8 f t 3S ^
R
.
NOW READY
t o tow*ELK vjw*
platK
QQPVOhi and kMM funds than they ■ srere id the day* of
Ploclotiefi. Today they shtsHd upderstapd the importance
of developing their mind* 'fin) their tpnMep (JpHng their
jpigmb hours, of s^ndiij,. their mopey'«
yorthwlijla
m
S ,!? *
F>«>» ■*-,
�mem
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TIT* SANFORD HERALD, 8ANT0 RD, FLORIDA
TO PLAY CONCERT AND LEAD BEAUTY PARADE HERE TOMORROW
Greeks May Fortify
Islands Near Entry
To The Dardanelles
r7W h t S :
m jo z .
Social Calendar
May Day-Health Day trsrtls*
will bn given at th* Sanford
\ Grammar School, beginning at
* 8:30 A. M. Parents are Invited.'
Th* district ccnfsranc* o f P.-T.
A. will b* held all day Friday,
btglnniag* at 10:00 A. M. at
So roe I* Club in Orlando. All loral
presidents and P..T. A. mambets
era urged to attend. '
Mrs. Frauds E. Bols
Gives Benefit Tea
Orer 70 (M ite attended the
"Forget-Mo-Not" tan clean Men*
day afternoon at the horn* of
Mr*. Franc la E. Boll, 1101 Park
Aetnua, by tha officer* of Uto
Woman's Missionary Society and
circle chairman of tba Flr»t Bap
tist ChnrctL Proceed* will be used
for tba Mart*ret fund, spunsored to assist children of mil*
sionartoo in foreign lands
Guests were created at th*
door by Mrs. B. C. Moor*, Mrs.
Georf* W. Hoff, and Mr*. H. W.
Rucker, officers of tha society.
Miss Barbara Rucker raesieed
tha donations on s >l!vtr platter
decorated with force t-me-noU.
Th* room* of th* Bols homo
were opened ensulle for th* oc
casion apd had been decorated
with a profusion of Chin*** iorgtt-mo-nots, lilies.
and other
flowers by Mn. A. B. Lovsjoy
and Mrs. Kelsey.
During the afternoon a pro
gram o f entertainment was pre
sented which included a piano
solo by Mr*. Csorgs McCall;
violin solo by Robert McCall
dMMtfpr, Rath Eleanor. to Mf.'trtd by Mr*.-' Georg* McCall.
T jfcjy 0 . Cloiand of Jacksonville, pbnlit, . Mrs. R .. R. Pippin, it nil tba ihj Apr. 80, at 9:30 In th*, cordisnist, and Robert McCall
MOptiag at th* home of th* brida’a violinist
pgyWlU an Palmer Street Dn J . ! Feature of tha program war*
Doaa.Adcock, pastor of tho First th* vocal numbers rendered by
Baptist Cbureh performed Uisj tho West Ski* Primary School
ceremony.
|choir with tho aaebtanc* of Mrs.
T h * ferido wore a white crop* 8. J.1 NLx, accompanist, Mrs.
dross with whit* accessories, sad ( Marian S t John and Mbs Elisaher rorsagn era* ‘ of ysl.ow roe* . both RolHna.
bod*'
'.
I Tho following children, drvnsod
Mr. Ctolond b assoclalod srith |„ eh0lr rob**, mad* up the
llsvav (French)
New* A rm ey
quoted "well-lnfcrmwi circlee” ta
M yinr that the Greek general
ta ff ha* decided tr fortify th*
i»lrnd« of L»mnm ami Samolliraea, dominating ihe entry to th*
Dardanellst.
The (irrek military authorities
reached their decision lu-cauvo of
Turkey'* remllitariiation of the
Danianelle*. it wav «aid.
P e r s o n a ls
Th# Orlando Band consisting of SO pieces will lead the itreet pa md* here tomorr«» at 1:30 o'clock. It will *l*o play a .10 minute
and Mr*.
Cords spent Concert at City Han at 8 o'clock. Tha concert will be given prior to t h* presentation of ' Mi»« Florida" and th* stage show which will al*o
with Mrs. tab* place at City Mall. The **00*00'* Ball" begin* at 10:30. The Florida Rhythm King* will furnish music for the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Joyner and
0 . M. Grvahan o f Waynesboro,
Ga. spent the week-end her* with
Mr. add Mrs. Henry B. Purdon.
Montgomery Is Myron’s New ‘ Loy Friend'
r
CHICKEN SUPPER
vision of long ill tnnr* charge* at night and inaugurated « new
which Cut person-in person ratra lower rate on 8unday.
Benefit Building Fund
Mrs. George Knight, Jr. b it
this afternoon far
Orlando to
•pond a few days with h«r sla
ter, Mrs. Pstar Schaal.
>
Mrs. L. E. Reel sod daughter,
Janie* Ellen, have returned from
Lee*burg where they spent a weak
with th* former's father, G. P.
Lovell.
,
-Mr*. M. B. Ward, who has boon
visiting her daughter,. Mrs. G. C.
Cochran, has gone to Charleston,
S. C. to spend a short Urn* with
hor slstsr, Mrs, J. J. Smith.
i Mrs. R- E. ’ Talar of - this city
and Mrs. Murray E. Nance of
Tampa have returned from Jackaoavillo
where t they
vlsltcJ
friend* rnd relative* for a week.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
By MM*. DOUGLAS G. SCOTT
Pnbiktty Cbalrmaa
Blount,
1UV r* l
«a g L _°*
Aaaoriatkm. wlU attend th* P.-TA, JMt in m a teta w to ho bohj
Friday, ^sgtntflnr *t 10:00 A.
-l-'ibnfcraaion Clah in-Oriaodm.
II M W l o c i presidents art tap*.
cUOly Invited to .tiond at Mrs.
Ut
V ' ••
Apr?
Scouts are co-operating with
lit* Ulrl Scout* in tnU broadcast.
This will bo th* last broadcast
sponsored
by
th* Sonilnuls
County GUI Scout Council this
spring.
Troop II of Sanford has proBobbin*!to Board, Adraln Stacy,
Frank John**.. Gerald Lotting, I greased rapidly in tho past few
WU|tall Harden. Cbarlc low - wooks. Twelve girls bari passed
lt o -( W p h LMltaff Hom*r
ihotr Tenderfoot loots and seven
^
Doris Dana, and' Roberta cthara *r« at work on tkaire,
m Z_
.
nouarxa Thia Utter (roup
b
being
trained by mombar* of Troop 1
o-froehmowt.
.____ I
A B U vaE T
c as part o f it* requirements for
Fitohford, ' ■ S f t f S t f £ Flrot CUm Scout*.
-■trap your pack to your bask
Boll, and Mr*, H H Mill
**■ U. wlu • , “ nd: ‘ch
snack" th* Girl Scoots go hiking
Bonus Men
Man - Killing Lion.
Owner Is Released
We have a special plan
whleh will help you to
purchase a new Chevrolet
or used car NOW. Call
and see us for details of
thia plan.
• a u g u s t a ! a * , Apr. i L - t r .
M onr, owatr of th* Nubbs 1km
-Albert- which kilkd Q. F. Laser
bat
weak.
has
boon
r*.
•bated from jail under 1800 band
an a manslaughter charge.
T e tfjc n s tia n c e
i
3 Millions Saved To
Nudists Are Ready
Users Of Telephone
To Abandon Their
Hunt For A Utopia WASHINGTON, Apr. 28^-bP)
own
—( mnimmic: tionv *1 mmiumntr
Paul A. Walktr said telephono
rat* slash** resulting in eavings
to aubscrlbcni of mora than |3,000,000 annually had been niado
since th*' F. C. C. launched its
Investigate n into tho fsr-flung
American Telephon* Telegraph
Company last fall.
Director of the Inquiry, Walker,
said th* reductions Included a re-
l l c t r
T ' i r e s t o n e
Robot! Montgomery, and Myras U y In “ Petticoat Fsvsr,
Rltg Wednesday and Thursday.
.
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TAMPA. Apr. M.-OPt—Word
has reached Tamp* that Maurice
Allard,' laador of th* Van* Van*
Society and other*, who ssilod with
him on the schoonsr Flsotwood
to found a Utopia }n th* C*ribboon aro ready to give up th*
venture and return to th# Unltod
Stats*.
Th# Fleetwood hat been stiand,j
Havana, Cuba, tevvrsl
«aoko.
AUanl| . CaUfornbn. plsnnad
wh(n h# mj]* , , w, r from Tamp*
,M| wtntar> to go to ona of th*
YlffftB IlUadi and found t colony
whrr, mdl(nl wou|d be tolsratod.
Before getting as far a. Cub*, h .
trouble with th*
he
R A C I N G driven w ill not take y.‘
chances on any tire except a Firestone ;
G u m -D lp p cd T ir e In the g r u e lin g .-'
Indianapolis 500-Mllc Race, where its 1
greater blowout protection has been _
repeatedly demonstrated.
rJfaiU
4.50-31.
4.75-19
5.35-lg,
5.50-17
6X0-17 HO.
6X0-19 HO.
6.5017 HA
7X0-17 HO.
7.50-
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F O R TRUCKI
Huci
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6XW-10.................
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JOiSTmk Ttm ......
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Olkgf sires prirtvlp«a#rtla«d»sf» Uw
A b Jenkins, the famous driver, used Firestone , ^
Gum-Dipped Tires on his 3000-mile run over the
Salt Beds o f Utah, w hich h e covered i n Z3V4 hour*
r?oj
—a record o f 127 miles per hour. He has driven ~
more than a million miles on Firestone Tipcst in
-•?*
every state in the union, o n all kinds o f roads/In all
kinds o f traffic, without tire failure or accident o f
any kind. What a tribute to safe, dependable! r*el
econom ical tire equipment.
W hen you drive at today's higher speeds, your life and the lives o f others are largely dependent
upon the degree o f safety built into the tires o f your v- *
car. T ake n o chances— equip your car w ith 'h e # , .'-j
Firestone High Speed Tires today and be sure o f the "
safest driving equipment m oney can buy.
commie■Mi
SPECIAL
PractorCkmlctCo.
Phone 768, 208 MagnolU
listed by Mr*. Boibnd Doan.
They are planning ta giv* a too,
far experience, Inviting a few of
Th* body of ike Neve Flrtttonm
High Speed Tire is mods from
Miceted lon+uut-t* union dipped
In liquid rubber, ubunblng eight
Oounde of rubber iu ei ery hundred
peunda m/ recion. Thi, puiemsd
Gum-Dipping proven Imnlntss
every Aber in every >*«on rord,
preventing (memoI /it,lion which
rreote, die heat to dvuruvtitv to
lire ft/e. and firing iu the lire added
wrength.
Thie honey, broad, fraction and
lea, hoe found that lb* nowv
ienll/ically deiigncj Firemen*
High speed trend aope u car up to
3511 quicker. Iu ruper-crodioa and
non-did tread U hold fo cho'rord
body o/ lho lira with Tuw Extra
Layen , / Gum-Dipped Cordt, a
patented connruction, moling Ihe
cord bodyand Itcad an Iomparable
winning carl.
Tirttfotw
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UNOFFICIAL
PRIMARY ELECTION
For gupt. of Public Instruction
F o r PMjJree*
Swamps Nazis
T. W. LAWTON
J ° T J %
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D ili rift
m <1 u u & u :
BERLIN, A ft.
frrtsrnsMta (ttfkrfaMflt tat Mnlfy
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•cut oat a pabile 80S, to tha ef
fort: “ PUas# itop aaklng quo*-1
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' Lumber And
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Roofing
partment, WtUUs U i pVfotdd s^-
No. 2
E. T. HAINES
COUNTY
Each Noto* to Tfcl* UoofflrUt netlot to A FaM
Etch Croon WUI Bo I f Alphabetical O
Representative In Congress
Fifth
F ifth Congrroaiontl
ConFrmaioruI District
1
0 . RAYMOND ELLARS
For County Commissioner
District N o. 1
S e c u r ity
CHARLES DUNN
(TWila will k . ( I n t
M. C. GINDER
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—
BOSTON STEELE
JAS. G. SHARON
W * J. (FUNIE) STEED
D. L THRASHER
ttAVB TOuA WATCB
For County Commissioner
For Coventor
DAN CHAPPELL
District No. 2
VICTOR CHECK
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
J. D. DAVISON
For Attorney General
JOHN E. FOX
State Treasurer
REX PACKARD
OTTO SCHMETTT
For Railroad Commissioner
For State Senator
A7th Senatorial Dlntrlet
W. It DUPREE
J. J. PARRISH
For Representative, State Legislature
H. J. LEHMAN
For Representative, State Legislature
——
*OTo<m N o. 2
GORDON BARNETT
/ AVAILABLE at >«Ma. 'RneUal^H
’ Rout*
ir t f am m m
Volusia, "Nofth Hat Ion cOUtfth-c,
PETER THURSTON
Oviedo and Winter Park. Only
- reliable men n«*d apply. Can
' earn 123 dr mora weekly. No
cash required. Writ* teday. Raw-. ZINNIA and marigold plants
and other annual#. A. K. RotlelgVe T>epf. FAD-114 Z, Mem
aetter, Florl A.
phis, Term.
Diatrlct No. S
ONE GOOD Kelvlnator electric
•—S l t u i t l Q W dMtfC
W. B. BALLARD
refrigerator. »50. Reel and
COLORED GIRL wanta job cook Bdna, 801 W. First St.
ing or washing. Mdry WbA hufo concreta fate be Inf
ROY L. HOWELL
liama. BOB E. Uth St.
completed by the Mexican foeeminent southeast of the McAllen,
ROSS L HUMPHREY
TaiM la designed-to thuuftfht**
•
lake two miles away, which wfTl
aerra as an Irrigation reeerrolr for
C. R. SEARCY
_______ ;____ -----------—
water, from the Rio Grand# to a
100,000 hectares of (and.
^FORREST B. STONE
BEDROOM and two-room apart HANFORD 20-ACRE grore for
-----ment. Thono I M J .
- sat* o* would Ilk* compel eat
VACANCY IN Palm ct Id Lbdff man to work <m shares. Boa
Apartment*. Eleetrolmr Refrig 6ror>, car* Herald. __________
eration.
Summit
rates.
Sib JERSEY "COW arid calf, three
D istrict N o. 4
Palmetto Are.
weeka old. Inquire Mr*. Hen'y
B. C. DODD
VACANCY* IN " s s n
la A tT o r Mann, Lake Monro*, Fla.
For County Judge
W. B. WILLIAMS
For County Commissioner
G. W. HPENCER
D latrkt
R. W . WARE
W . G. KILBEE
For County Prosecuting Attorney
K F. flOUSHOLDER
No. I
W . HERBERT MESSER
Usnfnr*. FSsrWa.
IrMn)
H. H. PATTISHALL
PAUL G. B1GGERS
For Justiee of the Peace
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•ml wsXtklM at l
Stale rmnmta' waoli
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bums*fa, best Ittl. pbert
JAS. C. ROBERTS
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
For Constable
J. a (Jim) LEE
Fourth District
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BOB DODSON
McCl e l l a n d
ED. MEISCH
For Supervisor Of Registration
B. J. OVERSTREET
DAVID K.McNAB
W . J. THIGPEN
For Clerk Circuit Court
O. P. HERNDON
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i
For SUU
Democratic' Committeeman
tvi
Fla. per Cos.
'bi*. H r i n bunch**,
■opplfcs llabt. CsmAod
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SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
For Sheriff
COM PANY
WP, ARB PROUD
OF OUR 8 EHVICK
TOUR WATCH MUST HE
ACCURATE
Official Railway Inspector
McLAULIN Jeweler
IIS PARK AVE.
te n
- aii coaom on tn .
, ceoRAa. unmet . coA u i
Droiiffit about by tho application
of certain ray*.
'i E W t f w b M
power atartod •!« weak* of maneseere In fh* Pacific yesterday,
i
1 From B»n Diego and .Ban Padrd
bs.es 130 »M0a and 450 airplanes
of 4hW United Btates flbel will gw
FLOWER PDTSI We have them out to dek on secret problem
I* all Mien.
Rlanley-Rogor.* XVlIr
Hardware Co.
Thdss efdMny problems o f ih«
USES, very seasonable. Terms Navy Departbrent 4tsCk yhsr sbnTbuta, 1 aerie, rarf cheep. ulat* an actual war conditioa. This
I* the seven teen tk worked oat by
’ H i t Av*.
thd Marti War Pk»w Rettd !«
FOR QUICK SALE: Mlseer.a- teat Use fteei's aMHty to a M
n « M household furniture. 1B1C
L Aid X .
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Sanford Miscdlaiwus Market Report
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tleily report
J. T. McLAlN
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Sebitaols HoUL
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S. F. (Sammy) LONG
JOHN G.” LEONARDY
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OR1E R. MATHIEUX
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Lumber
For County Commissioner
For County Commissioner
A. G. WAGNER
ssnds would bet bo ablo, dotplta
frantic search, to trace all roar
paternal and tnaUnul grandparent*, lot alono ramotar an*
eoatorv
In countless caaaa, old birth and
man-lafa cortlflcataa hart boon
lost) church registers either war*
1 by flra or otherwise, and marry j
r, people wore oblifod to offer re-1
wards to abyona Who could help
- them produce proof of ancedtry.
*
While “ minor" ancestry papers,,
k emhraclnf grandparent*
only,|
I- were the cause of moth worry, tha
“ major" doeumenta, foirrf back
I to 1800 and aaaontlal for nasi
y party membanhlp or farm owt*
arthlp, para still mora headaches.
Meanwhile, hereditary character
' reaeareh. conducted ecianttfleally,
j Is In full awlnf.
j| Dr." Stumpfl, of tha Munich ln>
p itltuta of Paychlatry, claims “tha
family character" can ba aatavrn lishad, distinction belof made bo
rn tween biologically rooted family
j. traits, which are tnherttaMa, and
“ accidental kinks” which are un-
FRED A. DYSON
For Comptroller
Whon the noil authorities oeg.n
Pitting lata effset their pedigree
1 requirements, they could hard y
■
have m illet] ih.t »o many thou-
cypres* boat* and Brand notr.
D. B. Hooktr, Longwood, Fla.
rppaited — :---------- ---------------------------- -FIVE-ROOM Dwelling, combined
with atoca, 28 a 24, IL000 atock
of foods, double farafa, all ns'*.
Electric lights, telephone, running
J. J. CATES
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
MARTIN’S
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T q E B A N f O p p B S g A L I ^ & W O B D , iX O R ID A
Queen Marys First Voyage Chamberlain Gets
orjt Backing A«
May Postpone Speed TestOf T
Next Cabinet Head:
WHERE HIREE WERE
b u r ie d a l iv e in m ine
rr 1jVl>«.t-r..' »- ■Ji^irrxgyc.'.’^vt
NeWi&txtty tirief r r By CHARLES 9
L ow p oif,
Apr,
-N EW DELHI. India. Apr 2 * .- hi* sermon.TTie world is /» u
l4*>—Th« Marques* of Linlithgow, bloated hupex." just u the l
•urceniing l*nnl Willingdon n iiup*j . hit wife, their twin i
S31-
<1rowing- belief exists In Eng'and
silent
that the political days of
SOUTHAMPTON, E n g l an J,
Thejr are more outspoken
Aj>r. R8<— — How feet the 80,- the question of vibration, logs Baldwin, the prime minister and
l man In the British govern
• P f r l l V *9
» ^
738-ton liner
Queen Mary can regprdfd
veaMb U ha* hem stated, U*t ment, are numbered.
tip*el TelQi. her
online* "full the Queen Mary, while cemigg
Responsible poUHril circles are
oat!* may remain a jnyatary even
cqnvliami thst Muffle Chgp^gt«•
.«*•»
after, ihe negotiate! her maiden speed astern, with all four pro Isln, chancellor of the exchequer,
voyage la Mew \prk lata la May. pellers, without anyone on. d^.-k la Jtiag groomed as hia aucqeasor.
It la rumored, a* the lateet At being ayr*re of the fact.
Any actual move to restore
lantic eoloixo, undergo** further
"You can put a full glass of Baihrin to private life is, however.
teat m n i .after
filt e r in g
& water on an engine casing apd .believed ai* months oc a yg*r
K>Wt» In'early trial* ihat- no t D 1not cpi|l a drop," w ^ the p^ogd away
fort will he made to break ex- *****
Jlgt wb*n It com**, cfvxpcten
one of the engineer*
UMqt *pead record* on the firat who arae present on the fleet ab*er*tre believe, the upheaval lx
certain to bring Sir Ramus) Hoars,
trip aeroaa.
trial run.
Krpphiilx may be pieced, tar
With her hull newly scarped •crapegoat of the If os re-Laval
itead. on d*t*rtS<jn of vibration and painted the new liner I* episode, back to the cabinet with
and general
mechanical
ef ready for ocean service ellh tf>e more prestige than ever.
Baldwin recently has been the
ficiency.
exception of final touches to trThe IS riant turbines, generat terjor drearation, organlistiqp of target of developing political at
ing 200,000 Korre power If nerd persrnnel and stocking of eup- tacks which claim a wide kacklag
in Ihe Mouse of Commons, includ
be. In a thrre-itory-hlgh. whlteT pliea.
walled engine room, are to he
It Is estimated that no less ing factions which hitherto fre
given every opportunity to work than 240,000 persona have rv quently have supported the prims
themselves in properly.
ceived employment,
either dt minister.
Not only is it being charged
Once the engine ream indicar rectly or indirectly. In the build,
tor. la put at full speed ahead, Ing of the Queen Mary. A craw that Baldwin fti *► to realilo the
however, and IL may happen on of more Ihnn
1.200 will have need fur national defense, taking
refuge In procrsxtination, but also
the maiden voyage for all that, I regular jobs
It is confidently predicted that
'More
than
124,000,000 will hie appointment of Sir Thomas
By BLKKR W. PETERSON
victory of lmils, »■„ in ihe opinion end three -laughter* filed 1*1*
shouldering the moil family pew under lie pulpit.
difficult ta-ik any subject nf the
Tall, .ivbunalr arid commXJHl
British nuw n Ksr hud to fnce hr iv i “ strung men,” snd k b ) .
piiliry la slway* »ne of Sctl*n|
within the empire for 50 years.
Ilia appointment hit been
The grest Indian <ut> continent
will hsve to be changed by him )>• welcomed in India. Th#
from an autocratically guirernoii rcn giru organ, the -N itioaO
British possession under a viceory « •II/* recognised Linlithgow
Into an autonomous federation In responsible for the report o f
comm:
which the empire will be r**pM‘ Imlian agriculture
‘ which won for him tha a
sentetl hv a gnvnnot general
No man, Britishers here flunk, tion of the Indian people,*4 Hi
could dlo the job belter. l*ord twin* lia*riled IM.tHNI mile# on a
-ithgovk w n 1’ hairtjnn of the put sonal tour of inspection befora
■1MJ
liainentary rmnmill 1*0 that *hape>l signed it.
the aiJonoiiiy gib tug constitutiyii, He expect* -i thrilling tlzna dut*
ing his trrni of office, ‘Mska flO
for IndiM in l'.bt.l
Brevion-k v%oU> rveinience of In lOMiaki* nh*oit it, ‘ hr said recently#-d
dia’s intricut*' problniM came to •'the ruiul masses of India, f o f SO ,
him through travel, and a* chaii many centunr* unchanging, a*c_!
man of the roy.il oooioi*-mn on at sst on the move,”
Linlithgow ha* been di
Indian agriculture, r.'Jfi Jh.
Actuallv. inauguintinr *■m-tiMi a* one of Britain's 'most solai
lions la becoming a Linlithgow peer*/4 but look* belie him. In
family job. The marque**\ fathei. W* rld W»f he del shted
f John Adrian IjouIs Hope, set the privates serving under hlfil
present Australian »oust if ill loti ptefnrniing an impromptu a]
working a» governor general *'f dative.
On another occasion in tha offl* •
the com moil-wealth, l’.nlil OJ
Born 4H years ago, Victor Alex rei*' nieaa, hr impersanatad HRf
ander John Hope, nf llopetouu iiuoirn aont at a children's party*
House. I in ithgowahlie, 1 * head and often could he hesrd all
(visional
hrsdipiarterfl
dull
of the Scuta clan of the Hope*
-Hhere are many of them. The full justice to tenor arias fro * I
||>>l»*to.jn parson unci' dmned in tii hert and Sullivan operas.
of many,
Inskip as minister for co-ordlne
lion of national defense, prompted
an outburst of opca criticism.
In a bitterly-worded editorial
the independent Qtwer-vrr wroto
that “there cen be no safety in dr
Whu will captain the 000 in faras on that first trip. pendencr upon him. To hU ItaMI
Little Woman Breaks Kentucky Colonels
Rot a*y. The builder* Mr inlaninq* of that rate of ro- of procrastination, especially in
And officials of IhJ.turn ie the pressing problem of ■uppesed matters of urgvnry. r
( i e t Back Dig
Hubby’s Head As She
thousand years ary but a day “
Tory crillrism.»/ the Inskip ap
I Hurls A Sugar Howl HtANKKOHT, Ky„ Apr.
pointmenl was expr-t-iaUy tuitkej
Seventeen Ihouxand
Ki
Magi rhnllrsutmg was the attack
GfKft. Pickett's Hoove Secretary W allace
« H ll AGO, Apr
2«
lurky colonels, admirals and ft&:
by Sir Aualen ('Aautlwrlstti. nitre
1,»,
writ aim ed
»u«nr
In this nsrrsw ehgmbsr HI feet dawn In the Msom Rlvtr geld min* (top). Of. 0. «. RoktMicn enu
!*r honorary aide* wers restot
la To Be A Museum
1m Now A Democrat (onaarvallve former furrign sec re
,-au.eil tlie ortaiKiim<-«'i
CM , in *. lesddlag waited ftr dulh—but rvssusry resshtd them first. Thstr sompanlon, Ha,nun
to ’’good standing” yestfrcUy
- •p--------Isry and brother of Neville.
gill, waa net ae fertuseto. Ha died af expoeurt. In tha leregreun^.I* the lantern tarried by tha an|Maty Mu,mo, W
|Hiumb a ul Acting Governor James E. Wl
OES MOINES, Iowa. Apr. 28.
BELLINGHAM, Wash.. Apr. 28.
in the defense debate Sir Austen
tombed mm *nd *1 the M|ht I* th* stsal “buckst" la which they ware about te ascend ta tha aurfaaa
f, ur feel two im-lie* lull. **»• a riu-tly «ne month after K#w |
—
—The me fpory o f
Gen. - i d ’) Secretary of Agiiculture rebuked Baldwin for his “errors of
Whan the csva-ln trapped th^m. Balaw, la (ha imall hoi* through which raacuar* pulled than from th.tr
' rliarpr of bmbuIi
tia-ky’* all.nun-y grnersl, BsverlF
Qnorge F. Pickett, famous Con- llrnry Wallace, for years ''a judgOMUtt;" while the Inakip ap
ll'dng tomb. (AiaealPtS* P m * Fhetca)
I Im-lmml. Jeiv. who weigh-* -Shi M Vinrrnt. rtilrd thrm *11 out uf
Unmoral
in
feeling
formally
be
federate officer, w>U be honored
polntment brought furtlu-r sling
|uniml-. -land*
vix f•**-* <o hi* office.
*
by the Washington HistorU-sl -So came one In name as well. His li\g remarks from the powetfu!
THIS PICTURE COST PHOTOGRAPHER HIS LIFE
t-t-a-king feet an-l i*
a
•--I
The m-llnir governor, nerving Wb
ciety Wednesday, at r. dedication party affiliation ami that of Mrs. conserrslive who thought Whutnn
dm kr r
i-hlef i-xerutivr in the abxenra of
o f the- h gu rf |n which he lived Wallace l<cre changsd from Ke ChurrhiJI should have had the iii-n
IL* suffered n fiiii’tined *hiHlt Uth Gov Aj R. Chxnillsr snf
h#re
years ago while a ynpng publican to Democroi/.- by the ministerial job.
1 pttlire repiiltStl, find her ruse u .4s In-lit, Guv. Ki-rn Johnson, Intfiling of their declarations wiQ>
United Stptea Army captain.
Britain, slated Rlr Austin, was
I fi.ntimifd pending uot« ome of hi ri.n-1-d the .landing nrmy uf
Pickett's Ijtyn* will become * the county auditor here.
justified in “demanding great
injury.
honorary aides by two,
Wallace had said the change change*, apt! evidence that every
museum, for relics of tbs early
MEvery time he corn*** ho fine nd-meta* rrimmiaaiuna to Ell|_
days of Waablngton and Ihe Pa was “ just a formality s^ul really thing 1* being il°ne to prevent the
drunk, he throws thing* o4 me." Smith Itnteler of New York City,
a recognition of my ntemberihjp continuant* or recurrence of such
cific t^orthwaat.
W roi. •n.l I awrenre W. Leeper of D*J« •*
the w1 toon told Jinlge
PicVett cum* to Bellingham Bay In the Democratic parly." '•
error* s» those for which the
MWhen I *sw him coming in a«. Texaa. They were the first
The son of a former secretary prime minister has twice within
to command a company of soldiers
drunk. I
picked
the sugar i-ommloiona laaur.1 under tha
protecting settlers from maraud o f agriculture, Wallace, like hi* the but two 7 ear* asked the par
bowl off the table and threw i* Chandler
admlnlrtrstlcn, whkk
ing InHsaa.
father, grew np la Iowa as
don of lb* bouse."
at him.”
I
took office ln»t Dee, 19.
«M ling Republican. U« left tt:
H* referred to Baldwin’s apolo,
(Republican ranks te 1*22 to sup- glee for misjudging the speed and
Infornn-d of the action of W i*%v,
£oo *poct
Alfred' B .' Smith, and In danger of German rearmament
who la president pro-tem af th* ,
Librarian Says Men
date *rnntr, Vincent ilrcllned t*
Are Killed By Hail 1*32, campi i [H*d for Roosevelt, and the abortive Hoarr-I-aval plan
Like Heavy Beading cnimni-nt other than to sty he WM
whose farm policies h# approved. for andIng the Italian-Ethioplan
' * • '-----------*
’ .licking to hla) uriglnil opinion
MIAMI, Afr. BB^-fM—TwentyTDRCA I.OOSA, Ala. Apr. 28. i holding that there wi, no co nsUr
anng On
un iBarber war.
six birds, including -valuable heron, Rehearing
Young conservatives. In whom
I,19—Alice Wyman, head IrlrarUii tuullnnsl provlaiun for s ppo InIntent |
and several llsards, all caged at
Baldwin long has been a hero, ar*
By Court understood
at the (tnlveraity of Alalmma, oh- of colonrlx In the first place. Both !
the Opa-Locka xoo, partshad In the Law
to be losing confidence
aervea Ihat men »tudrnU run-1 the xtate and federal CotlititH>
hell storm that swept Uw Miami
In
him,
ind
feel
that
ke
should
T A t.I.\U AoiiEX. Apr. M . “ heavier" la,ok* than women.
tionx, V’incenl pointed ot)4,
suburb yeaterday, Keeper 0 ; P.
make
way
for
a
younger
man
with
Th* aupinwe Court yuU /dsy
“ Glrla In general choove poetry that no title* of noolllty xhall ba
Birman repealed her* today.
a
better
grasp
on
foreign
affairs.
denied * petition f»x rahearing
snd novelx,” xhe »ay*. “ while boya Ixxued, and because colonels hav*
Baiting vollaya o f ,agc-els*d hall
Msmhara of parliament recently
Horn te th* slstur* for which Dr. Jtipar Oaltuecle, Bin Jaaa. Calif, dsntlat and smslsur photegrsphsr,
no dutlex, terms nf office or att.
gave the 8,00Q la mates of the too of Its recant - dedxiog holding have noticed an aaaslng change lu
pick more xerioux bo<>k»."
■aid with his Ilf*. II shows Pater Vatsa, accantrls wandarar, boiling with raga at he Isaptd fsr his shot,
uncortstltutlang)
An
net
of
Hit
thurity, he xaid the cnmmlsslotli
g thoroughly had half-hour. Slroun ta bis burro-drawn wagon t* ahoot th* dantlst for taking th* plcturt without paying the aid man
1935 LagUlptUfy which sought to the stocky prim* minister who
Osttuccla’s
autaprablls snd h*
ha wt*
mgh said, aad cauaad Mas of anl! ( L : A msmsnt Inter shall rlppsd through’ th* rasr window “tf* Dr. ...........
....................
ItKPl.HNISH FISH STREAMS amount to title* of nobility,
l i w Iks »Ute
«1 .barber took over hi* office from the aging
mgJ Ufa valued at I M .
waun^ad (stilly. (AsssclaUd P m * Phots)
hand
of
Ramsay
MacDonald
less
s^amlneri authority to fl* rn'n
RTCUMOND. V*. Apr. 28*^ I,T)
Befora his marriage to Venl,U
F0UT STOCKTON, Til**., Apr.
Imum prices for (wrbtr tervlcex. than a year ago. It was his third
-Fifty million fixh (if Ihe yellow 28.—(JFI—SedcHe I.lglon, 84-ytar- I
Yarden Jack Qakle * w nportad
time
in
the
post,
he
hsvlng
ssrvcd
pjSL’iHlUN
RESERVED
All Justlcea concurred in re
Thu
Court'*
next
dci-ixlou
kill,
d
at
Kwuiigun
near
her*
perch
xpccle*
wlll^ rrpleniah j old farmer, each year rsleen s crop ]
engaged to g u n u t u u u than
WASIliNGTUN. Apr. 28. -Thu next Monday.
jecting the petition, filed by th* previously from 1923 to 1924 end
when a thief, cutting inlo a itreomi In cistern Virginia un-l on 40 aere* watered by overflow
any-other actor In Hollywood.
from 1924 to 1929.
Supreme Court yvxlcnUy fail* I *•»
state board.
aiwdvr magaiine, lit a mstih dor a dlxlribtitfon program of tho of Coiuanche ettok, near hare. I
Bsldwin, they say, appears a vic decide the queatlon of conatltuTHIEF lll.m vs I I' CITY
DOCTORS ON CRUISE
tim of nsrve* In the rising clsth ttonality of the Guffey Coal Art.
( Ill'NflKINft, \Vc*l China. Apr. (o find Id* way. Tha explosinn •Orta ertwmiaalpn of game and In-1never eun
Und fjahoriua.
I harvest.
and Importance of Intsrnational
28.—(49—Twenty pcrxoni were leveled *<-,.re* of bultdrngx.
MIAMI, A p t 28.—(49—Ai they
Wanil and H
iOKMULGEE, OkU.t 9pr* 28.—
voyaged between Miami
Hadoeton (49—Negro voters demanded thalr
vnna, Cuba, 810 Florida docton
B K TER PEN
fusion and refamiah
g
radiodiacuaaad their, apoCtealon
re <w4W*t«
them te tha
laxed today aboard tv
Ua 88. B
6;j FkrrtFlori- cRWIted car
lajpe^l IVdU *- P W ig ord<r 1%M they would
K\
.
W »UW
mk« their favuritg gnhga-
the Quren Mary wlU hit 32 to 34 have been expended In conatrucknot*, or cluae to f0 mile* an lion and fitting out 'arhen. amidst
hour.
ceremony end noise, the pride of
But no definite- word ran be British shipbuilding leaves hete
obtained ** u> apeed. Sir. Edgar on ---her -----firat --------formal voyage. Brit
Baltfeg. rv.mmqdare of the Ci»-|2.400 passengers will pay 1375,-
}•
s Last British Vicero:
Must Erase Own High Ri
■*k
\India
♦,tw*
-
:z i
-\ .
DOCTOR RECDV5BIN0
froap 4 m A I i u b W
H w J> PirWacdoa of tfc« H* G . W ill*
C *W « d m « • » # * »
�d elin eg
ho. Boys sign for
First Teams, Playj
Begins Next Week
t o pitching ,U ff of the
i. Mid every tta
■tediil Buddy Km aaade
ilk other i M r m Thaw
weo* why he should not
rKh hit horn* t e n club.
Master to ( i t Mm b*>
Iburr of th* leternattan- Six Teams Wanted So
M > U not Mir U*
Young Ball Playen1
to let him to. Bat SonAre Asked To Join
1 needi him a ghote lot morn
i-'doo* that dab hi up-itgt*
(r, York. Welcome homo, BudThe American Legkm Junior
’ Do poor otaff and tho Look Baseball League **> org in lw l
s' win oanro ahead.
' loot night with M boy* signing
— 1C—
a* the nucJeaa o f six lum a with
R tf Buddy Lake on the which the new league I* to bi
M / eopocially when a fame composed, though if enough playdte* a critical etate, the Ban* era ilgu up there will be eight
Lookout* ought to bo abla elabe. The organiiallon mooting
lock through nlno Inning* In wuf hold In tbe Junior lllgit
•future, otherwise they had khoor and all thono who nlgnc I
Ihe roll worn prevent, logeth-r
tlth oomo other boy* and tho
fathera o f a number or the
'ntithful player*. II. V. Mvrrli,
urtnrlpal or Junior High, pro
k eighth Inning, ‘ Uta Lookout
hid have
defeated' Palatkn
aln. Bat It didn't rain end thr
also* won out Sri tha lfthln
tg. Sanford was leading thr
da In the second game o f thr
MM Sl the end o f tho fifth
ling - and was ahead of «Jh«
bits In the fifth Inning of jx*t
Iddy'n gam*,, hut onfortunsUIt didn't rain on those day*'
g both DaLand and S t Augtis0 won. If Jup Plurlua had
m on our skto last week wg
mid hare had five vtetoilOS
1 enly two d*f**t», instead of
1/ .throe wine and four do
its for the.fl’"'} wpek of play
-K ~-
_
Eddie Raw on, athletic officer
r the legion pout, will dir.-ct
he le^ue, audited by
Hurt
haptaan, Sid Hire, liny Holler,
Icyd palmer, EmiUAmgnn and
W. C. Hutchluon, former playorn
aniletm
•n major, minor
segue*.
Mr. Rawion announced that
<e hope* to get Ihe new I-tagiu
rolng by the flral of the wack,
hough more bry* are needed tu
111 out the eli or eight’ team*.
Mr. Raweou and Mr. Morrbupliu
o work out a echedula thl, week
•no that will not conflict' with
'amte of the Florida State
'cogue cn Sanford Field.
Addreaelng the boyi at loat
light's meeting, Mr. Rawion raid
‘hat fbur of the happiest roam
j f hi* Hfo were thorn* ho spent
i* athletic director In a echo'd
there he taught physical eduraIon and coached all fhs athletic
The Lookout* had t|t*lr flral
F». real yaaterday, That U,
sy didn't play against some
ter team. However, they had
atlff Workout In the morning
which time soma now men
wo given a try. Tha . team
mild bo In bettor shape Id to.
y*! game with tha G-Men, tho
at time IV has mot GalnoovlUo.
-X Three time* to bat and hop*
THE STANDINGS
H. J. ategemen (left), athletl* Sire*tec at th# Uatveei
gla, I* shewn pinning the victory; bridal on PrteOlo Ho
lino tu t* University who won'tee Southern Intern*
ehamplenehlp In the tournament at Athene, Os. | topllli
Kiger, .Georgia Tech student from Vildeeta. who loot to
final*. (A *•«alited Preie Whets)
Tomorrow,Thursday
And Sunday Games
Are To Be At Home
The Sanford Lookout* pity
on their homo field Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday after
noon*. They meet the a-Men
hero tomorrow, the DsLand
Red* on Thursday and Daytona
Beach On Sunday. Friday's
gem* will be In Deland and
Saturday'* In Daytona. Man•err Mrfrone expects to pitch
ilthtr Veil or Hardin In to
morrow's contest her* with
Gainesville.
"We want In thl* new Leaguo
*»ny* who like to play baseball
ind who will 'play tha gnma', ’
Mr; Rawion said. "Thero ho t
room for any bullies. If any boy
think* he la going to run it club
W d batter net even start. The
net* winning ef a content is
onl# Incl lentil to tha develop.'
mint of the mind, body nnlj
Darroll
Forguson,
llilly Walter Hopkins.
-w spirit, and of the many benefits' are
John * King,
Jlramle
Fifteen' year* of age: Leoell
to
bo
had ' from properly Eathry,
uporvlaod ploy.
Pew people rase, Unco Uaya and Robn‘ t jioevar, Bill Ward, J*hm Xing.
James Brown, Donald N o m a ,
remember tho ecore of a nine, Steel*.
ladoll. Lookout center fleld- sut all remember If them 1* any-1 The "charter member*'' of th* Dial Row*, URoy Cooper, Horry
ln Sunday’s gam* at. Falatka. ,'hln-* uneportemanllke ■In n con- new longue are the following.
OrlmbolJ.
Clarence
Barrtneej,
d tho fin* thing about it wan
T wuWd years of ago; Jonn Brian Hurt,,. Buck
Ferguson,
**“
•"
*
■
it each lima b* clouted tho
.Donald Whitten, Lone* Hayoo.
1 Short talk* were also madu Angel, Bryl IIlfs*.
i far a .circuit drive than vies
Thirteen year, o f aga: Fred-1 . Blitaan m
M sgsi RfekanI
by Mr. Morris, P. A. I)y*on uni
liber man on bafe, *o SwluHarris ' . Bonlake,
B. C. Steele, ell expressing thoir erlek Dyson, Uoy Hum*. Georg* htmdqpUt,
1 wee credited on th* official
Rodoridt Adams
wllllngnota- to help thu now W lllk Shelton Hardin, John Ed- n “ r,w
ire with batting la tlx rum.
wants Eugene HarrUnn, Alvin
f l*?**’„ Babbf MvrrIU.
todeU's performance has navtt league and bo of eorvlco nl any Odliam, Cllra Chopnun, L*u~
Btolnoff, James Young,
HI equalled by another Florid* time.
1-nn ■
Ilurrlmou.
Adorn*,
BDIy
Zauhry,
*•**siiivau, T.
a* II.
an. Wlllla.
MIMtof II.
**« M w ,»
_ ( '
,
,—
ww
Acting
captain*
of
six
trnmx
ague player, and no other
1C Tlpplns, I(u*..U Hoover, Col'te Chari#* _M*riwothor.:n*fr*n-F*e^
were
cliotan
lost
night,
but
par.
to baa aver tent the ball aoar■KinII,i, W. E. Better-JrrArthur P ***- '
'
___ .* can will da tha tttek.
I over tb* center Gold funci manent pilots of th* various ltraiten, J r,
Sidney
Richard.
**ph Dteh! and Boy Dumaisla*
rtuba wlB bo-oheeon b y mamber*
FrdhUor *«fhtete '
ho did la that g*m* with lb*
of th* turn* when they art Kent lira setter, Jr., Ralph PmmM. •In * d the roll, but they felted ‘Otytepte fttmtter.paaa,
»
i to Indicate their aao.
the Florida State League
Lion* Club League going
th* American Legion
League In th* making,
t U needed to make th*
,. schedule complete te-o.
•Uctxic cooUi
ing. But now.
H u m rata k
surprisingly
lllsgosylol
tn cU an. I
benr* to b« i
�“ Am "
>,* ttITSS
Sanford Is Tlie Only Central
Florida City Affording Rad, Rlghair
And Water Transportation
v
NUMBER
KLAJf JOINS SOUTir iN TRIBUTE TO VETERANS
|To Farmers h
Loan Chartres
£ £ £ A * iy C a n away
^
jE le d d To Head
Fafrm Saafard J am es
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IHungary Finds Roosevelt Ha:
w
a
Nazi Plot For Big Lead O vef
May 1 Putsch Breckenridge
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Government Arrests Pennsylvania Strong^!
For President Air .j
18 Nazi Leaders;
Republicans V 0 1 9 .
S e i z e s Uniforms
For Senator Borah;
Of Army Officers
‘Write In’ Vote
Is Given Landon.
BUDAPEST,
Apr 29 -(IP! Police announced tmlsv the* hv
simultaneous raid* i>n «»»pral
dlatrict* they had uncovrra.1 it
Nail plot to engineer a pnt-rh
n« May 1. Eighteen Hungarian Governor Of KansM^j
Natl leader*, Including Dr Z.«lWins Massachusetts :
Ian Bn«inrm*ny.
reputed
na
tional chief. warn srrealrd.
In Republican Rac®^'
Authorities aald thcv found to
uniform* for Hungarian colonel*
r im ADF.l.PHTA. Anr. 29. *
and general, In the Boatormenv _ (AIM — President Boon*. 4
horn. Officials were Informed
hln
volt m " Intnlne*!
------— bl«*
. lead*____
the Neil leatlera planned to wen- nvnr
Colmttd Henry Breekd*.
InHilue n.” further retuniBb'!
ore oared to taka charge o '
worn rrcoivcnl from yeattr***
tenon, in (Ke eanital.
ii'iv’i rw sM en tl” '
n re fe re n -n
ad degain In honor o f the men who fought In tho War Between the
Police raid thoT Icarnr<l that
Fimirra fron t
ahemt-on of Confederate Memorial day. At tha left Klanimen In hood a N«*l avmnathlaer* in rural ilia, tini orlm nrv.
down IYacht re* Street In Atlanta, Ga., In that city’a mammoth mamo trlrt, were -riven aerret nriier t n.777 o f thu stntp’e 7.9W H
(rnvp
flooaevolt**
rn* are ,c*n {right) In an Atlanta cemetery where aerrlce* went held at to come to Builaneet on Mnr 1. nrorlnct,1!
Authorltlaa exnreesed
confi 1(10.000 and BreckinridgetdL (AP IStotoa)
dence that tha plot haa been K00.
In the Republican preferential*'
cruahcit.
Admiral Nlrhota Horthy mica Senator William E. Borah ha
Hungarr a* rerent of a techni 1.115 preclncta received ll l.W B j
5
cal monerrhy which ha« no tine. rote* but wa, unopposed.
All Democratic candidate* f t M
delegate* to the national cwTMpS
tion ara pledged but not leg a lly '
bound, under Pennaylranio > lw ^
c it y n e w s b r ie f s
tion law. to eupport the [m p llf A
choice of the voters.
Moat Republicans selected M .'
Tampa Man Elected
delegatee for tha patty eoeraiwAlj
lion at Cleveland In Jon# nee •
New President O f
“unpledged* to tha
popultf
S t a t e Association
choice. Since Borah b id a y >
Repair* coating (ISO are to ho
regiatared opponent hie pll— agf*
made to tho reef of tho Arcade
TAMPA, Apr! 29.—(£V—FlovL
rote will not daelgnata him e e l
Bellding, according to a permit -da Elk*, eloalng the thirty-ninth
the “ preference.”
** 0 ™“ O C4>'‘ ntT
m nm 'tfan’ t f V^Lr''a^'-‘
Mn. Gifford Pinebot, wife of '
Jhiildlng and l * 1*
< [elation yeeterday, recommended
Pennsylvania*! former goveraof
on* tha baiia of early retxvaa'
from tha Fifth CongreealeML
IMtlrirt of Philadelphia, m t £
leadlng her (wo chief opponent*
'^otMtnmrt at a con fer™ , ta Defor lha Republican nomlaattog
l0* . Land of a ia lM rolon and aacrafor Congraaa.
■Ight end Thursday.
juries o f tha lodge. In Florida.
— ... »*,_ I Tho 1837 convention waa gleon a tax on corporation income
landon Carrico Bay BUto '
r. F.
ramI 0 » to West
Beech and DoLand graduated on the heal* of earn.
BOSTON.
Apr.
»_< 49- i
j' i
„
y .’, * u picked for tha second con- Inga wltheld from diatrioutlon to
J V S^ ” : r 1 " Pr r n'*<! (MCuti». year a . tho sit. for tho' stockholdera, Linked with tho ap Governor Alf. M. Tsndou j| ,
Sanford Dodge of the Elbe et annuB] l<Mnmer conference,
plication of the normal 4 percent Kanaaa waa given tha lsr[*a>*
the etaU convention which doeed: j j Femende*. of Tampa, wee Income tax on dlYMenil*, It la ex Republican “ write In”
vote tat
in Tampa yeaterday.
.
|tlectcd praaldent of Uio ataocla- pected to bring In 1523,000,000 ad the
Maiaachuaatta presidentialprimary, excoodta* •’
, __
. ~ ~
,
. .
tion. Ilo I* a past grand exalted ditional to help meet President preference
Roosevelt's request for farm and that of all others on tha Bapafc»-f
re^rdaTbl
^
b
e
^
°<
T*™P«
W
*
•
dUrecorde the eaU by H. H. Flynt trict deputy for
the Florida bonus funds.
lican ballots, complete rrotana '
to Max Johnson of a lot •o W rit Coast aection and ha* served
•hnwed today. Tha rota era* *
Tho rote waa 267 to 02.
Borah 4,342, Hoover 7J14, Knot *
*
^ * " t- ^ tW*:n Mon. t » first vlee-proaldent of the SUte
inma and **®rth Btreeti, near tho Association for the past yoar.
1,910, Undo 76,710,
Vanda**
Delegates
Named
To
baanell park._____
Appointed ‘ officer* included:
bergh 2,117,
___
' „ . , „ “
'
,
Poter Geeiner, DaLend, sergeant- The Prohl Convention
.
/ ■ S- K,r*n ,.#f
nt arm*! tho Ror. U J. Flynn, of
Kanaaa For P. D. B.
Salvation Army roporl. tho M - Arcadia, chaplain, and A. M. TayWICHITA, Kan*., Apr.
STUART, Apr, 28^-0P>—Dr.
lowing additional adranco gifts ^
Bt AugusUna, reappointed
Fred E. Britten, chairman of the r-U udlng Preal-lent Roosevelt
to tho Army; 8. O. Ora so, 8r.t KUtorUn.
state committee of the Prohibition a “sincere friend of agrtmlti
IftO; If. J. Uhmon, It5j S ^or A ( EtnttixJts iuoctod*
W. P,
Parly, announced the names o f and the Middleweet" tha Oe
pSrt o r ih e T7orTda~a»Ianthm to oeratle slate eonvvnllen laet-nh
ton. and tho Uka Charm Prut Other officer* elected ware Attn the national party convention In Inal rueted Kansas* 22 deiegatas
Company, flO each.
'Adams, Port Ptereo, flrat vlco- Niagara Palls, N. Y , May B, 0 and the Netlonal Convention t* v
--------*
praaldent) Claude Johnson, Tall*for hie renomine tion.
v
Nick CoaatantlM U to tract a hasaee, second
vke-praeldent;
It criticised tha admlnlstsat
Ho sold Florida la anUUod to M
restsw e nt boUdlng ea Proach Prod Myers, third vice-president) dalrgaUt and that so far 10 have o f Gov; Alf M. Landon of Kan
Avenue coating about 11,600 ae- R. L. Bohon, Jacksonville, fourth bear* named. Florida residents Republican presidential posalhU
oerdlag to a building permit Is- vtce-prosldent; Jim Hooper, Cocoa,
••ed yesterday) ft Is to be a one- fifth vice-president; R. Walker
irtery frame Structure, fronting Hawkins,
Delend,
sccrctary[S4 foot on French Avenue. A treasurer; Herman Scrag, Da*MtaCor atoccd he tiding on the too* Beach, tyler; M,' Prank
r Of Wendd ow w r la to ho removed.
O'Brien, <hB*kaonvLlle, waa namad
--------to tho OXOcutivo committee for
Parker’s Son B. II. PattiahalL
Genera reel- throe yean.
M , today Invited tho public to
All officers were In,tailed by
H r tae A***<leaM reeoat
Italian
army
cmrapalgnl)W
-drive out and ooo hia two Jaes- Caaplnn Bale, Now Smyrna. Ira•gsinat tho southern Etldofian)
reads trees now In feU bloom. Mr. medial# soot president of tho
nttkhall said that there o n BtsteVAseoriaUon.
city of 8aso Baneh was towyoe*ty • few of thooo trees In the
"
rarily baited today In Ks * * *
tion* by tropical reins aa tha
STnCJ
bTnSur Chicago-New Orlcana
northern motorised column go*-'
l i t trees are I* hh front yard, U l M S h o r t e n e d H O U T
tlnuod rolling along tho Imperial
pnot o< the school bouse In Oonevo..
--------highway, to 44dls Ahatpl v -- c
Diepatchoa from tha iimlhei*.
W
r - 1 ,
I k » # MfLEANB/ Apr. 29AConsol Ceasmaadcr O. P< Hern- McJer James DooUttlo landed a
front said ground around B*eg|
Rivera
And
Harbors
J * f* ***
World tranopaei plane at Shuihan AirBaneh had been turned hMtfjW
Congress For Canal sea of mud by a >toady de*ig>
pour tho last two daya, eat Nag.
*h«y M * la attend Thursday break gO speed records between
WABBINGTON. Apr. 2». — armies attacking EBHsHh* M W
(AP)—A btIUbn dollar navigation tloss from threw aldoa kad U 1
and flood control program, om- ordered to remain fas the!f
. i3:\XW t
bracing tho eongrtMlonnU/-abnn- tiona.
donod Florida ship canal, todhy
Marshal Pietro BmtogUhVi < i i g
wa* asked of tho federal govern torisod column It mining I g f i S j
ment by tho National Utvere and
position from native^ <
Harhora Congress.
Funds for hoik the ship canal
and U s Pasoamaquoddy, both
started with relief allotments, LOCAL
wore eliminated by the Bennie
from the Rivera and Harbors MIL
In other resolution*, tho Co**'
free* asserted that flood control
and antlgatlon projects gar* larg
er benefit* than any other form
P lu s To ImproTe|
Elks Want Sholtz
Hospital FaT0K d ;s S 9 S « i s As Head Of Order T« t Bill Pas«»es
By Kiwanis Gob
In United States House By Heavy
Democratic Vote
\j&SSK
3 S'JS\5 *?!W - S s E e S
w a s £ t t f t g » js r .it s K f f r s s s ;
Italian Dnve
In Ethiopia Is
Halted By Rain
a ' r a a i i i s x i ' s r u i i - ’ i s - ‘o S s t
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TT?E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 193$
IN PICTURES
RE-ENACTS
SLAYING
RESCUED DOCTOR WALKS FROM TOMB IN WINE
p r e s id e n t a t g r a v e o f l o u is
President R h
m v i II
McHe n r y h o w e
and family ■re Man watching tha ceakit bearing the body of hit friend and tniatad
Moratory, Louie MaHanry Howa, balng lowarad Into tha grave at Fall River, Mata. Left ta right In back,
Oaepfta tha ordeal of living alavon daya entombed In a gold mine at Mooia Rlvar, Nava Scotia, Dr.
D- E. Rebertaon (arrow) wet able to walk part of the way up tha ehaft to tha aurfaca altar raicuare
ground: John Roooevalt, Mr*. RooaevalL the PrealdanL and Franklin Rooeevelt, Jr.
land la la U e foreground (with back turned). (Aaaoelated Fraaaa PhotoJ
Rev. E. J . Clave*
dug down to him and Charlti A. Scaddlng, and tha body of thalr companion, Harman Maglll, who died
of eipoeure. Ready hende ara ahown helping Dr. Robarteon along before ha waa placed on a atratcheF
for tha laat a’ Jje of tha climb. (Aaaoclatad Praia Photo)
TRAPPED MEN RESCUED FROM LIVING TOMB
,h * b*,h,ub •" which Mre. Nanay Tlttorton'a nude, gar.
rated body waa found on flood Friday. John Floronia (cantor), who,
,h# crlm*' aklntly ro-onaata the ataaultlng and
■laying of tha Now Vark author. W ith him ara Dletrlet Attorney
tlna f?i»h;»DOd?*
,ni1 P*lle* c «"""*lMlonar Lawla J. Valin,
(right). Mho aolvad tha myatary. (Aaaoolatad Preaa Photo)
RESCUERS
REACH
TRAPPED
PRESBYTERIANS PREPARE FOR DIAMOND JUBILEE
MEN
Ip hlitorle First Pitebylrrlin ahurah (right) at Auguata, D v . Whore the aouthem branch of tha
denomlnitian-wa*. i . i * t l l » m i , the PreebyteHan Chereh In the Unltad dtstaa will hold Itc Diamond
Jubilee, beginning May it. Dr. Hanry H. Swatla (upper *af»l of Louie villa, K y , retiring m o d a rt'v ,
w ill praalda at the l.iaugurallon af tha aalabraUan. Tha fartheamlng oeremeny reaalla that the i**e
Rev. JeMph n. Wii-.on (lower left), father ef Preeldaatt W oodrew Wlloon, w ta poator ef the A . ,
guata church In l«S l and waa a leader In farming Southern Preabytartanlem. (Aaaaalatad Prate Phetca:
/ A f t e r nine daya af feverleh digging, racetea werkera tunneled
JMIr way te Or. 0. E. Mcbcrtaen and ChaHaa A. teeddlng and tha
fctdy af Harman Maglll wha were antombad by a lendellde In g gald
■Ina at Moaaa Rlvar, Nava SeeUa, EaaUr tunday. Maglll dlad at
mtaaewra two daya bafara the raeaue. TMe phate-diagram thewe
tM laaatlan af tha trapped man, the roaeua ehaft and the plpa Una
tbmugh which tha aammunlaatiaa waa eatabtlehed with tha vkllmC
(Aaaaalatad Praaa Phot#)
GUNMEN CAPTURED IN FIERCE BATTLE WITH G-MEN
"War, Neva SeeUa, alnaa Beater Sunday night. Dr. a t . Rabtrtton (top) and Charlaa A. Scaddlng (be
law) are ahewn ati atretehare aa thalr re true re brought them te the awrfaee. Their tempanlet
Herman MtgllL died at tmhaueUsn and aopaaure aa daring miners feverishly dug a tunnel la rose
them. (Aaaaalatad Press fhota)
.
Bride of Cannon,
.Towel Fortune Heir
RMfeM
Apple Blossom Queen
COLORADO GUARDSMEN TURN BACK ‘CHEAP LABOR*
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S em in o le C o o n ty P ro d a rc H
M a r* F r u it* And V e g e ta b le s Than A n y
Qttip ^ a ttfu rlt Itu ra lft
Similar Area In America
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VOLUME XXV
M em ber
No Hope Held
F o r Recovery
Of Egypt King
A s s o c ia te d
IllneBS Is Regarded
With Deep Concern
In National Crisis
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SANFOlin, F l.oniD A , MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1936
P re s s
IN THE CONVENTION SADDLE
DYING MONARCH C o n s t r u c t i o n
Of Armory Is
ToBe Pushed
Monarch Lapses Into
Coma As Members
Of His Family Are
Called T o Bedside
Fuad Is 9th Of
Present Dynasty
"
S a n fo r d In T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g H ail, I l l j h w ^ ”
A nd W a te i f r n n s p o r t a lio n
» •»
E s ta b lis h e d
In
NUM BER
190S
157
Taxes Talked 11 ,0 0 0 Trucks’Bear
InEachHouse |jro o p s On Road T o
Of Congress E th io p ia n C ap ital
Lumber Received And
More M en Added
To The Payroll On
Big1 Local Project
Republicans Are To
S k i T a r < ,n 2 E ld e r ly P e o p le
Roosevelt Mensure B u rn T o D e a th In
With thr rirrip t of nil material
nrvilotl far the National fitjani
Arnmry in Sanforii with the ex
ception of one car of lumlNpr, work i
on the t>i(p hulMinir in to W njnh*«l
to completion i t the ear text powliblc date.
W. S F1*f1*\ WPA engineer .n,
King Fuad of Egypt, ninth ru
ler of the present Kirypttan dy- charge of project* In thin are*,
naaty, is gravely ill »n Cairo, lie ha* added aeveral nkillcd carpen
has been a slibilitinif factor in a ter* to the armory work, ami
try in g political 'h jatm n in which more will he put on if carpenter*
one faction is ileirmndinic complete ran Le kw ,itrd who are now ihimir
inti*pendrnee hum (•rout ID itam. work of another kind on WPA
project** It h expected that the
i arm ory will Ik* completed within
, the next fiO dayw.
The Democratic National Com
There ha* b*M*n considerable de-1
| lay in the construction of the hi»j Ua’klry (left | of Kentucky a» *k«*\
UnldiniT cauard hy thi« non a r T. RuMrwn 11 iach t » f Ark ansa •
I rival of neefled material*, and by
party** uatKinul itu n i ntuui in Diuh
—^
a .
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* having to wait for the inatallation inn: run1-cut ion jdiiti" <A F* fSiolu)
I In
M ^ r n i n p ^ ° f plumbing and
\ j u u i u i l T i a i w U i i i c o Tho u t t t r w rrf ^
for by 1)K1i ----------------------- -------------------— —
| nponsors, ajuti*t?<i by the tluard *
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WASIHVdTl i \ Apr. 27 141
T u r n bcmrVf the generaI topic
nf fMpitnl rnrurrm tion toddy n*
Republican* m tndli 11011*0 11ml
Senate dec id*.! to hold meeting'* to
H o m e In B r o o k ly n
-
'3
Cavalcade Following
Imperial Hiprhway;
No Opposition Haa
Been Offered Army
Destruction Of
Three Critically In
City Threatened
jured In Fire From
An Unknown Cause Residents Of Addia
Ababa Are Advised
NTW YORK. Apr. JT >.0
To
Desert Selassie
Four elderly men and j% woman
determine whul "'land they wmi d
take on the VI mini *lr *1inn bill.
-The <?«Ulr .»n Ihe
mean lire wn* resumed in the
«
HouAe. while the Senate finance
coni mitt re continued to hear t.tx
CAIRO. Apr. 27.— (API —
expert* in executive *e**ion.
were trapped in up|H*r alone*
The condition of King Fund,
til* ih* l.aorln-iptl Pl»M >
Senator IjiFotlelte. Wi*con*in a Hnvoklvn home today h\ u fu r
\ m n tn rirc il rn lu m n nf 15,p ro f re* ■lve. announced be would which "W-vpt tip frotii the i n * 66-year-old Egyptian mon
i yis n >s fro m
M arsh n l
p r « 4* aiufiidiiumt* to booat indi liiifivl. killimr two and lenvinif the iiiui
arch, became worse today.
H nilnglln's
r to r th e m
* vidoal income anti nurtaxe* The other Three tn a critical ronditi u I 'iH r n
He in gravely ill with a
| River« and
rjiflm rx Confre*"
Uni Sihult*. tUL retired fir** jirm v tlrc v e tlnw tt th e in tthroat and mouth infection.
hear Secretary Wallace plead for in it iv who owned the four *l"U jo rijil F lb io p itm h l- h w a y to
• • bun chosen Skimtni
a co-onlinate,| water ayateni
He had taken no food in four
hoii"e, wm suffocated. Sidmu Me il n punuiti* from Deasye to
-peuker ami Senator
check the rapid runoff of m onlure Donald, 70, wn* hurneil I•* death. A tlilis A lutlm . Tin* F a s c l 't
dayn.
The royal
family
l>i'i naiicnt i Ili imuiii
and Senator Ro in*on, Arkan^a" |t,.i tHkdy wo- found in the ihum fo n n im iiile r .soot o u t a col
was called to his bedside.
i*in. Tin y ait -!i <s\u
| Democrat, 11r
the treat Inn of a of her luixhaml. H urry McDonald, u m n tif u hit** Itn liu n nnldiprs
The king is reported to have
national ttseeney In formulate a “ Ii who win taken to n hospital tn
m i-m e n t th e
ndvanctj
la pied Into ■ d a te of coma, aiv
flond control proararm
in a critical comtHton tnher* who guard of native Aakarl warrior*
phyikU n* were understood to
lull m nlios.li advanced f*r up th* r«*<t
The i-iiiistllulii>n*lity nf on* were -a lly burned were
phssr nf l he |St),!.l)UO.OO*l t»* Scholl. 7»». and Bernard S* hull. i.. th,- Klloopisn rnpisl
consider hla condition hopelesbill
w*s
qu.sii.in.il
In
ih* 71.
More that. I.fhai trucks hearing
i rwi
m i
I Installation of boundary and
The king was a t hi( Kuubheh
Senate
finance m nim ittre
^ f Hickey. 21. * neiphlao. soldi. '- and supplies formed th*
Mary
obatniction
a t the Sanford;
Palace, near Carlo. Ita was a t
A dm lnl.tration
pi «t«
.ought i
warn the endangered per- . avabn.le on ihe way to Addl*
tended by a group of eminent
to
avoid
flushes
with th*
by
„„ „ ,|..„r mu Abotva, No opposition has basil ■‘tX
by the WTA today. It is ripeeted .
physicians from many countries,
House that
might delay *■!-, | lnany (l>, tjr.-.lijng out n win i iicmiul- >• d by the main army on
headed by Prof. Cesare Fragnrd,
Acting In accordance with a t mPn , i „ u t M Jay*
Jutimntvnl of ("ongrrs* until late (^tw w)((, |,rr (,nrt. hand. Shi* v*n ii- drive sinrc Ihe capture of Lsk*
noted Italian
apeciallsl,
who
at
a rrco ,l th a t work,
In Junr
thrciitvd for cuts and bruise*.
waa summoned hare by airplane. resolution passed
Ashangi,
Senator Halley. North t a»*lma j-,,,,,. „f j|u. fir* wa» nut dc
T"ueiiinvN tides High «t 1:12
The king haa been In poor meeting of the Orlando Ministe
Moishal lladogllo rrp o rtu t th at
ro
n
A
lt'i-1,
^
i
i termlnrtl.
A. M. a n d 2.2 2 1*. M.« hivv a t l»:04 Democrat, injcrtinl th*
health aince an attack of pleurisy rial Association, pastors of v a rl-j
the soul hern nrmy umler Gensrsl
ttonnl Issue into th* finance mmn* •
ous
churches
in
Orlandu
began
in January, 1S34, which weak
A. M a n d U.:i0 I*. M.
|[,.,|, Ifo t'.ratisnl is menacing
concerteil
move
yesterday
mlttee'* las studies In connection
ened his heart. Ila had another a
Sasahatneh, strategic outpost of
with provisions In the House lull
against
slot
machines,
making
lllnasa In Septem ber of the tam e
•Iii dire Jn * (i, Sharon hn* «r-j for r|u-cia1 treatm ent for debtMs nr, second city uf Ethiopia
fervent s|i[>eal, to their Ti*rl»hyear end specialist* were called
t yin if n©ar thu only railway llna
I'eptedl an invitiition to n'hlresA the ridden
fort*irations.
<
halrnm
n
inners
to
rise
against
the
"one
( 'heck* fur iiiivn nr amount*
tn.
'
in F.thiopia. Three columns of
hiu eiii-. ('tub uf Titn tville tomor Harrison. Mississippi Democrat,
Hla present lllneaa was re arm ed banrlit*" an<l ilriye them
Th* OrUnJo band of 30 pi« es representing « refmnl »»f uiie-half row.
Fascist troops were menacing tha
bwmediatvly Jumped to their de
all
oirt
of
Orange
county.
u
i
r
of
line-percent
garded with grave concern be
will load Ih* bvauty par*.I* in Sansouthern rilv from three (Ids*,
T
h
o
s
e
preaching
Sunday
*r
.. ..
for.! at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday •••••I Ih.I wv.-i> J 'd ' I "f I " ' >•»>
cause of the king's position as a
The "m ow excellent" degree , , n••My
own opinion.
H arrison
A larger number of hortlc.il a fter the I,stile last Friday III
s c i r will la- conferred by Monroe ([)Il, j.pnrter*. " U that It la mere- ................
stabilising factor In the political against the siot machines in afternoon, prtlim lnary to th a la n d Fvb. 35 of On,
which Italian sources reported
..
turlats
In ...................................
this arva will W eligltd*
cludes!
the
Rev.
David
II.
Hutsall
function* to b* given th a t «ven-'in today's mail fm a numWr '.f Chapter of the Royal Arch Mason*
aiL aaU aa,.la which the national
IjtOO Ethiopian* killed.
,
„Ue*llon
of
cUastflcallon.
and
|
(o
nwrttr!nast<
•
In
AA
A
twnefils
If
ists am demanding virtual com- pastor of the Reformed Pretby- Ing In honor of Miss t.oulsr Johns-! local merchants. T h. tnlal that ill the tuilui" -"WAaioti T uvatiny
* * ’ xH
—aa ,lt*In Italian sbptsrte circled o r tr
ConxrexA rrrtain.y
the right plans now being formuhitcd him
terian Church;
the
Rev. P. ton of Sanford, choaen *» "Ml** | would Iw rvti ivrd by Sanf.o.l Ing.
Brttaln.
taiex
tn classify these rale* of
tviiuliac, t’uiintyt Agent <• R. Addis Ababa and dropped a warn
Monroe Smock, p asto r of the Florid* I9 3 C
buxine** men w m
c*tlmj*!t*r! at
B rit tan.
anil give certain credit* ln .IfM- Itnwson 1* advised by A. l‘. ing leaflet to the population say
lla p tla t Church;
The band sritl march on font, "!• v«*rnI llnm-nml tlnllnr*. The rc__Their demanda
have cause 1 College Park
A- •t nut
an - Vltorru-V' t.- F burdened corporation.”
Spencer, vice director of the ngri- ing the city would be destroyed,
ami
Dr.
l.uild
Spivey
of
South
r
u
i
t
,
and
win
r>e
inifund
m-civctl
by
nm*
r«a*LnurAnt
thro*
*hre*it.
will
he
fntgrave rioting In recent month i.
rioylf i
tf! Tit tin v11!<» to ril lursl station in tisinesville. In if any resistance would tie offered
ern
College,
ocrupylng
Ihe
pul
lowed
hy
TO
deenrated
cars
carrvwit*
$44.
and
IhM
»
»
.
lu'.-d
lo
with hundreds killed or wounded.
niuriuw w hri *' ho will prosccutu
writing Mr. Dstvson that II. O. to Fascist occupation. Tha leafof the
F irst
Methodist Ing Mlsa Florida's Court of I,,, one of the sttmll.-si rherk*. ioVfral
The king haa bean attem pting t ■ pit
in the Hr w ard
rtayton, district ugent. Is now In let called upon the people to dw»
I
Church.
Honor, with Miss Johnston in the The totnl amount to t,,e to f'o u n tjfffh iiu ii Court convuntnir
negotiate a compromise a
Washington working with tho sert Emperor Haile Melassle and
"Slotmama *:id
the
Devil's leading car. The hand will also I turned by the State of Fb rt.lii lh«*r»- tlii" wvrk.
Britain which would tn a meas
Agrifiilliinil Adjustment Admini*- pledge allegiance to Italy, who
ure satisfy tha nationalists but W ork" was the subject chosen I play a 30 minute concert at h.htistiiess men is t„.7M.hu2 t>!f.
tration. Mr, Spencer says:
was occupying Ethiopia for “elvfixint ha th*"
a t Ihe same tim e aatlsfy Drlt- by the I*^v- -Hr. RuAsell whuj o'clock at City Hall where th«| Feb
The w eather: fInner ally fair to
"I simply nuilie this siute* IlilHtlnii."
•f
the
ifriiA*
.itatoil
h«
chi
au
that
for
hi*
tub-!
hall
honoring'
Mi**
Florida
ix
to
fn
tiv>
ilnt
lan's Insistence on • special pos|.
night and Tuesday except partly
no-tit that you may advise those
Italy has auffrrcd her heaviest
lion In Egypt, especially aa re juct "bfcaUM? the victim-1! who 7^ given. The parade IA expectetl Cpipt* ta* .f nm* half peicent. r i,,udv in extrem e xotith iHiftlon
NF.W YORK. Apr 27.-IAA
who Inquire, th a t plans are Veing
play these machines arc maniaix tn h© one of tha lam ent and fnoat bs*caus© nf lnigatinn which
gards the S uet Canal,
Tuesday; * ightiy warmer in ex- Two fii-ightrrs. eripplcd In t'l' perfected Just a* rapidly as they losses on tho southern front,
Fiusci’s sixth battalion, In Ita *••
.piired judicial interpretation **f . Driue northeast |H»rti«m tonight, mid-Atlantic during
King Fuad la the ninth m ler —however, intelligent and ration-*colorful ev®r »a«n In 5Unfo/l.
*
heavy can to provide for benefit* to
^
of the hre-ent E gyptian dynasty. al they may be along other linax, | The queer*'* ball which will take which section" **f the la* wool i Kxtit-me fmilhwcmt Kl''i»‘ln p>*r tly Bale, proceeded without assist South Florida growers and it is -suit on th* Ethiopian defenses a t
Sassah Ranch, lost 48 per tvnl / ^ |
He succeeded to th e throne In ’ when confronted by one of these place at the City Hall lx Informal. 1,$* constitutional and effi-clive j cloudy tonight uud Tuesday.
_ _^
* ance lu'lsy after three liners our hope nrid plan to have a more of its effectives, including two
rk, raving Two hours of contlnuoux enterIt i« said t»- In- the fir"t |L»>*
1911 on the death o f hla broth*., machines, they go
swung from thi-ir C'.ursra to g>v»' definite program available just
while officers killed.
craiy
.
They
know*
they
can’t
win
tainm
ent
will
precede
the
hall.
The?
m
history
of
Florida
taxalloiV
^anfortPa
street"
were
lined
Sultan Huaaeln Klamlt. He wins
as soon as it ran tie worked out,
*
\t limnn (ihrd.i tho ELhloplang
wax aid.
proclaimed king In 1922, when and knowing thl» any man in b ltj F orbia Rhythm King* will l*e on lbnt the real htxpry*/ iia" r«» ^ with flagx an«l the U uk
The Invanhne, owned by lb*
“The present program will l>*f* Britain ended Ita
protectoratn ri^h t mind wm hl leava Ihe mn-[ tha sjago from R until 2 o'clock, reived refund" without red lafe* closed today In memory of heroes Nor*Asiatic bn*, broke a rudder mil a large number of people in lost iliM> killed ami wounded.
and granted E gypt a meaauio chine* alone, they know they, Tha general public la invited to or WA|tlng f««r th© legl-lnture t«* 0f the Southern t'orifaderary. yesterday, hut when the Polish South Florida In participate al Itnliun- re|H.rlrd the ElhioplaM
rn n 't win but they can't renixV participate In thl* event of great j pans relief hills,
of Independence.
Hh*«rt n»*rvir»‘" wcri' cnrvluctufl by liner lllsuilskl reached her sldo though the benefit* may ho rela fought lo the death. Not • man
Ihe t \ D r in th«* f'ily f'tm i* today she ssi'l *J>* needed no tively small a* compared to their Nurtonileri-d. When the Italians
In 1034. tha king suspended the thought th a t they might nit, honor to one of SanfonPa girls,
“mopped up“ they killed
the ertutH utlon
and "dlsmla.Trl the Jrck pot iiu f“ »o'* i t i n i t ' up
frfy yv"l«*ri|fly.
Immediate help and would await acreage returns. You understand,
parliament Iwcatue of the unrest ■nil shov* m l ns down the ina salvage tug A few hour* later however, th a t this i* not final amt Ethiopians hld.lrn in caves, trees
A m arriage ItceH«r was Issued ■ British freighter.
In tha country, ruling for a aatiahle mew of this modern
the
Ht. will pria-ahiy take three or four and 11ruches, who refused to sur
this morning Ip Thomas W arrrn, Qiiratln, .tow ard which the lux- month* to settle some of thu qurs- render.
tim e thereafter aa virtual dic one-armed bandit.
25, and l.'irille l.yinn. "it, both of
tator.
“The owpar of • big gambling
Arrangements are being mad* | j | r<i Su-an Catherine R uW ii. lirrrsford. M arriage licenses wren* urv liners llremen and Washing- u on, that are w ry Important to
In
Nassau was
Hla heir. Prince FamuV, la |<t. establishment
by Celeey Camp of the Wo«l- H3, dieil Sunday morning lo her Issue,I Saturday to Ornako lltir- ton w rre plowing through heavy (j,e grower* in Central and Bou h
and la being educated in Eng here recently and in commenting
*ea». sent word she would con- [ Florida."
land.
upon slot machines he declared men of the World for a big I home at h l’J W ed First s ti .t, rvey. ofl. no I Maud Wll Inins, 18. tinur unaided.
meeting
on
Thunulav
night
nf
following
an
illness
of
several
and
to
A
rlhur
Joseph,
21,
and
th a t only a fool would play them,
There waa nu word frum thu
since the odds w ere a t leant 70 this week when It la expected j months. She had been u re-kboil 1giuls* Wd on Irt, Isdh of Sanford. third ship, the British freighter
SMITH!.AND, Ky.. Apr. 17<—
h
th
a
t
ileb
gates
will
be
nresertt
of
Sanford
for
13
yeue
MrRu
percent against th e player. An
frl’i—A half block section of the
Seven m em ber, of Nominal*1iHu.Kpool, whisk yesterday nrfrom ill ramps In C entral Flnride. b o m was laim In Tempi--, 'd i.
Ohio River bank caved tn
a j .: really they are more than th at „
a.
a _l_^.*e__
in
A.,. . 1
ran .,, of th* Future Former* of I"*rfd difficulties. Shipping of__ ___ i------- ----J here In Orlando for I understand Candidates for elective offices In on Apr.- tfi. Isc,3.
Sunday, widening the
leal*
hero
believe
she
made
Surviving relatives are » -on, America will portirl|wite In tb
R rtum lng yesterday from lb" ulHiiit GO feet, and varying away
___,
.t h a t Frank Sharp rn ly goaran- County and district ara Invited,
pairs and went on her way.
Mrs. M»ry H.
though
none
of
the
politicians'
A.
E.
Rahurn
r.f
Snnf
>rd;
ona
■
puuat
convention
of
the
Florida
publir
Speaking
contest
In
the
|u Jd . n lr
t h, T d^
* '• « ••• • U percent return, let u .
purt of n furniture store. Tha
Junior Chamber of Commerce In earth crarkvd in a quarter mile
_
--------s
I'ow.-ll of agricultural roomt of Seminole
«KM*nly
M fly
S u « J » yr !—y
.,y a so
15 percent
percant return
return. In will he permitted to make speeches. I stater. Mrs. U r h
High
School
tomorrow
Evening,
F ort Pierce. Gordon Itn'ti"” . long line 23 tn 60 feet from
n£T !!2f. a —*”
- t " 14 “l , U * ®UNr word* If you give the m a-| U will be an excellent oppor- lluchanan. Ca.. and the M l w
uiernoer Avanua. a he w a, boro ch
|naa 85
85 cents
cent* nut
delegate front the Sanford Junior edge nf ihe rave-ln, menacing
chines
o u t of
of a■ dollar tunlty, however, fo r them to m eet, ing grandchildren: Mr*, lim e y th* speaking to hsgln at 7:30
in Cincinnati, 0 ,
Feb. M, it will gtva you back 15 cvnU.” the voter*, Consul Commander O. LI lodge, Mr*. William II Ren o’clock. The public I* Invited.
Chamber of Ckimmvrcr, told of more of the town of 800.
I M2- Ona brother, C. E. Heinsun, Bailie Its burn,
•lunl* Ra
changes •*
In* the slate election 1«*» j *sStale
The Rev. Mr. Smock told hie P. Herndon said.
ktio'H*"
*® i . | w
si ivynot ii warned real|Hi1ic*n|en
rich of Sanford,
NEW
YORK,
Apr.
2
7
.
m
and seven. I audience in th a College' P ark t T he Btashsy O rchestra of Or- burn,/M ono* Raburn, J. A. It*
A revillltjnn passed by the
rcc^rnnuniUil
by thr Jayrcea lll‘ «|«on-*l nut nf (hi aiiparcni lU a ta f J
Th* $1)300,000 Jup<! .allotted . by
Hefrilnole
T7,oSt7"^AlfTTrtlRtinil
A*
burn,'
Albert
Rahurn
nhd“
Y
.
a n -the only Baptist Church th a t ”tRa slot ma lando has been* engaged tn play'
improve
.lectio.,, condlllmrt?
rsirio,,: J t W l l u l i \ re f Wash*....... .........
...........................ullsy
surviving relative*.
Hanfi.rd
and aortal ion asking the State Live* 'Ih e D epartm ent of A grtcullurl
chine is not honest. “ It I* a fo r a dance after tha me* ling and Raburn, J r , of
Besides favoring uniform '» * » j ingt. n, American Rrd Cross repFuneral aarvicaa ware to be racket pure and simple,” he dostock
Board
to
rescind
Its
rule
reto
supply
state
with
cutlon
re
refreshment*
will be
served. I'aul Raburn t f A tlanta. G i . and
to cover all Florida vountie*, alxd- resentalive, prepared to direct roconducted thla afternoon a t 3
garding the dipping of mules that J Inforcing fabric for road* may
several g rra t grandchildn-n.
clrred. “depending upon tha de
Ishment of th* poll-tax as a !>r*-, ||vf artivitir* aw aiting n report
_______
,
n
tr
s
r
lenve
a
farm
er’s
home
place
be
exhaustad
before
some
state*
o’clock from tha Erickaon Fane- sire of th* player to g e t some T here will be no charge for ad
Funeral service*
wrre
cort.
requisite to voting U urgeil. “ Hon- •---- n - i . —•
—
.
.
mission.
S tale
engineers
™ Horna to
Evergreen Came- thing for nothing. The player It
ducted a t 11 o’eltiekthis morning| eras forwarded to the taitrd tialay. j apply, tha Cotton TextID
In- est people are hrpt from voting from United
summoned
from
Paducah.
Mry, wftfc t h . Eev. E . D. BrownFuneral I Cattle dipping in tick Infrsted stitu ts announces.
HOLLYWOOD. A pr. 2 7 - fAP) 'from the Erickson
a bigger i n k e r than he U a
by It, while the dishonest on*s
IM officiating. T he pallbearers ■Inner, Society la here justified —G rant Withers never has been Horn* ■ to Lakeview Cemetery areal Is to bg continues!,
The deadtln fur applies linns get their poll-tax** paid fur them.
SOLDI BUS TO STATIONS
war* lo be John Bakar, N. R. in stepping In to protact tha a professional stro n g man, but with Um Rev. W. V. Brinks, Jr.,
Is May 15 and contracts must There are counties In Florida
Ths
snnital
meeting
of
the
Sanbt
1st
by
Juna
30.
The
depart
the
following
I * * , T * - ^ „ C X O aH . Victor ilrapta sucker.
he can lift 200-pound weight* officiating and
where the election officials mak*
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Apr. 17*-.
tha
acting aa
pallbearer*:
Jam es ford Junior Chamber of Commerce msnt has not announced
"Good ctUsene will do all In with apparent ease.
a t which tim e officer* will b* amount o f fabric requested an no effort to sc* whether or not a Mh—The United State*
Knight,
Georgs
W.
Turner.
$t.
If,
thalr power, both by example
voter's poll-tax** ate paid." Mr. shin Chateau Thierry
'
Eubank*. L. C. Kinsrd. Gesvrgt a'acUd for tha ensuing year will far, but Nsw Jersey plana to [
and precept, to abolish this Idea
id.
487 «c Idlers her* fo r P ln am a - »
b« bald tomorrow evening at 8 build $0 miles of cotton-rei'i-' * *rn*
Rowland
and
A.
II.
R.
la-wls.
,
j
o f getting som ething fo r nothing.
“Powerful Interests are seeking «nd Hawaiian stations.
o'clock at tha M ayfair Hotel, In- forced bituminous
roads
this
It can't be done. Tho law . of
■ tm i of a t th a Country Club as year, Michigan 34, Indiana 20 to control our L*gl*l*lut<>, and to
God still exist*— w hatever
wo
)md been planned. A fter the mret- to 26 m llat, North Carolina 100, **• th at their favored one* are
TODAY
•» » .
w ell
reap— only
much
7:30 P. M.1 D and Headquarter*
| program of antertalnmenl Alabama 100, Tsxaa 50 miles, sent, and the present poll-tax taw
more.”
companies, FNG, Armory.
I h* given an d refrasments will and Minnesota and New Hamp helps them. Let's g et rid of it,”
Avsrsae
Sunday
7:4$ P. M,: Legion Junior
Averse*
b* sirred .
shire an amount not yet de he urged, “ami s ta rt to clean up
Laagna, Jnniar H igh School.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. - -V .ttermined, tha institute
said It the mesa th a t our state govern'
f . f ," " * l,w • ^ W f , arrival*
•:00 P. 1C. CHy Commission, etans of Future W ars, satiric*!
ntent haa gutten Into."
had been advised.
t o d dayarttpuu trig I i Johns
City HaX*
student organisation, funm-d to
“la u g h , w ar out of srlslrnco,*
TOMORROW
HALIFAX, _ M
11:1# P. M.i R otary Club. May facta opposition within Its own
i TW OJKXXAL FXigHXNO. oil Phytic leas attending Dr, D. X fair Hotel.
framework
'with formation of
A lfred
PLYMOUTH. Ind.. Apr. 2 7 .known
7:3* P. M.t Man roe fh ap ter, a —u*t*» organisation
raacusd from th a Maoaa * W ‘ Masonic B a ll
a* th* m ptainatlc Corps »f V*t- Twanhr-foui’ cat* <*f » l’cn n ,7'
^ W a M PBOatT, anrouta Now gold mine Wednesday night a fte r | 7M P . 1C: C h eaaJA ib , Valda* •rana of Future W ars.
vanta 'Railroad fast freight, wrslDETROIT,
Apr.
2 7 .-< * )~
LIMA. P eru, Apr. n . - U P i being trapped fa r 10 dayn, report- Hotel.
Llttla Rock Junior
n llfro n i New Tofk to Chive- Tha Newspaper Cl Comercb said A stunting alrptans crashed la
•d last night both mao a ra m ak -| 7:30 P. ICi P u tu ra F a m sm students tn a. aarcasti.
w jta dernR/d here yesterday, yesterday that a Peruvian ‘army a vacant lot In N ortheast De
C M rtl
rogtora and th a t their piAUri
la s t night, killing Lea
up 1,000 feet of double captain, tired e f llviag in 111 tro it
at. Semi* on tha Future Vet*.
th eir
- nola H igh!
irut wrecking a railroad health, killed himself la th* novel H k k ty , D etroit, a passenger, and
mould seek
hgv a ad fa ft
f
$:00 Pv
Junior Chamber ef train all
worn, thus slim*
and a viaduct No on* manner e f deehlag agnlnat the Injuring tha pilot, William ModtO M
whirling propeller of an airplane. yak, 1$, also of Detroit*
HatcL
;
* '
l Imported injured.
Orlando Pastors
In s tig a te Fight
Slnf
C l e r g y Association .
Wants Them taken
.
.
H*hU
out o f The county
,h“ “
,
. L o c a l M erch a illS
I)
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pi
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sr;,'; R eceiv in g U ie c k s
,h*
a
F o r R e fu n d e d I ax city news iimefs
Expcct Large S u m
Beauty Parade
Will B e Returned
Will Be Led By
To Business M e n
30-Piece Band
Plans In Making
To Further Aid
Horticulturists
Aid Of Liners
Not Needed By
Crippled Ships
:
Woodmen O f World Mm. Susan C. Rahurn
Planning Big Meeting, Died Sunday Morning
Half Block Of Town I
Tumbles Into River
Mrs. M ary Schrocder,.
Dies I n 85th Y e
Poll Tax Repeal I
Favored By Jaycces
________ ______ _
Cotton Road Fund
N early Exhausted
• MJ
moJfc^rriaU. J‘
MARITIME NEWS
Id a ^ J T - * -*
8***1**to P—*** Cha^wr Improvement Shown
By Entombed Miners
sSiSvAU^'
‘m
if
I
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WHAT’S DOING
Vetenuw Of Future
W ars Meet Rivalry
TeOCAL WEATHER
a
Fa^t F reight Wrecks
Bridge A n d Viaduct Plane Propellor Is
* Used In S u i c i d e
Flier Killed When
S tunt Plane F a l l s
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SANFORD
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T u rn ip W W
and H er Court of Honor Who WiU A ttend “Miss Florida’s” Victory BaU
QtlUo a furor h u bc*m t
kkU M the allccMd aRper of
at liberty a t ” tM tim e of &
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rotten Into m ore scrimra„ difficult:
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_ and the Hfa o f i £ R t t
have been eared.
m, It now develop, that the ilaydr, John
_
:
Mrs.
Housholder Is
Social Calendar. Hostess
At Luncheon
arrested for burglify, eonrlcted/and *entenMd to two and
saa where they bar* worn.
■Idler* hi Turkey. That
t where that expression
of death" comes from.
tn m J td M tr i lh ( H m ho spent
On three prevloua occasion* be had beeh found 'guilty
"6c,wj* Thrp« H*** he hud been
ti41 End had been convicted. From hla record
...........h«f* waa a man
who could not be trotted to roam
largft B h Mould
have been locked
But far only oink
hla Crimea wa* he actually confined,
end then ' mu paroled after dervlng leaa than half of hie
wmtehee/
__ , he eoon committed hla fourth and Uit
ileaeed,
al murder.
*
offenee, a foul
An.even better iiluetratloti of tho attar inaotnpefence,
if riot d o w n r _
, ____
„ _________
corruption
of______
our system
of ____________
portion* and
parolee can be found right here in our state. Saturday
• Jury In SuksonvUle.
the
“ H "convicts
M S H M Marti*
tL
" Ptwalfof
„
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murder of hie fife and* ‘ter
her mother without raeommendaraeommenda*
w p r llf wnWy, .............T_____
_ penalty
___ . _______
the| ___k___
menditory
U death.
Out
I £ thle
this men
mad
. ohly
. thirty
. . . mWutea, the Jury decidedj3
,.Jd e d that
wee guilty of beallnyjwo women to death with a hammer.
T hin gruesom e c rim e m ig h t eaeiiy h a vYb*^ "avoided If
ju
f tic e hlui<»
a d been
ed tttTtafte
o ta k e Its
c o u rse . In 1928.
justice
been allow
allowed
Ita'couree.
..........th le
edhto Powell wa* tried end convicted for the claying of Wflllaih T, Cowles, I Jacksonville attorney. He waa sentenced
the week-end on basin***.
the Basil* Lake Region would
, lbs cutter fixed ou hU foMrr
th a t we can get to bis wil
ts; page without haring to Ret
•4 » w -
SSTAThiGST,
l a m e n t ,4*
« ^ e ...« a e w
vomleo. of Crealty to Animals
n if h k l Um turn of M utrwt rw>
I t faraiabo* text-books te lbs
•cbsolo without cam. A principal
sold recently, “This U tho flnoet
USiig that baa cams U ae with,
o at co at" A principal la North
Carolina said -Hum an, education
sa s & a r* r*
Florida.
Green’s statement said tho film
indicated strong opposition to the
project from fruit and regulable
growers, but actually there were enre thw* emotions.
few objections from ,that a wares.
; our pocket knife.
Miami I Jerald -seems to
because a certain eager
my wax pal l a ta lM a a
s far n . predating auger,
th« Society scads a year's sab-
Lore ii
V S P is r .
He eredtad a
laJge
ah e ltn
at
iR S fO R E
A truck aaeet will bo conducted
a t U dO o’clock and will ba followed by luncheon at aooo In the
lunchroom. P i rente are eepocially Invited to hare luncheon with
the pupil*. A ball game between
tho Fifth and Blath (rude team*
will b* given a l IlOO F. M.
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LUNCH
Served Every Day tor
D E L IV E R
^
All K in d s o f
Soups & Salads
that city. “Judga rottawsy s
.fo m e n t attracted people trim
section* of lb* county dtwl
macsage was well received.
|0ltg the leads ra In the
District's
Congressional
are Jodg* Jsm ri G .. Shafon
utford, , Jimmy Banks, Key
a. Judge
Dickinson, and
f Crank of Orlando, “ Fidte“
I of
Klstlmmsa, Gtorxs
laid o f . Inffrnfka, and a
» namod Hsndrlnks from
ad- I f wa hare Jcft anybody
arrlred
Mre. Jamre M. B oyd'
.
thle afternoon from F ort Myers
to apend a weak here with her
parents, Mr. and Mr*,
Wheel#**, Oak Arenua.
. " ~
Mr. aad Mrs. J . 8. Crews of
Macon, G a. spent a short timo
here ywtarday afternoon with
HANES HWAP WITH CH11
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( OPKNIIAUF.N, Apr. FL—I
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—Three Danish motorehiya 1
uetl at 11,000.000 kronor <ab
I2JUM.00O) are to be excite^
for 70,000 ton* of fertillaor '
a new barter sgreemant baton
Dellmark and Chile.
M, m o rU r w htn 8 . 0 . ■
wws completed it was pltrad on
tho gray*
of Dr. N. da V. Ifowsrd
_
" founded
*
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- - D.- C.
who
the local - -U.
.
chapter,
Among tho children taking part
i tho ceremony were! Charlotte
Houghton, Helen Stafford, ■Mar
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W yatt Ratliff, Ralph Caldwel
Derleux Hay#*, Joyce Rtee'e,
End aley Metsrh, James Calhoun,
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TONIGHT
DBLAND, Apr. t#.—Pauline
Pravatt, one of tho most versatile
musicians a t Steboa Unlitrelty,
wW **T# ■ cruiuate recite. In
piano the
evening
of Apr.
2fl In Elisabeth Hall; She la a
member of the band (French horn)
end soprano In tha glee club. Her
TUESDAY.
Rooney-
IE BIOOEST,
Shis Ida-
H tfR T A lN M 0 IT v
SC O O P “ O f TM1
___________ ____ WMhri^vkocaiatrPilalka, <■■Jr-
bu; vU|tlng her paresta, Mr. and Mr*. Cecelia Trulueb, Hnsan Wight.
---------------------a t K .D . Mobley; Oah Arena*. *
Brantley Adame, Ray Lerd, Mar. M T S . P a r k H o s t e S B
>
j latent In M ti Germany,
m a an * th a t y o u n uly
Bot »uch m r c ire l* not rdcow-
hom
S ""are
k i5 S d ,Cfo
home,
art <doomed
to
I f you W in t to cor*
iy«t*m h r Which eon*
the P a rd o n Board.
.
’
*
Ara- ,T ,0W„
_____
ShlnhoUer read a M*t of ConfsdHiss Mary Jan* Preston spent erst* Veterans burled In the
the
week-end her* with her cemetery. As eacti name waa raid
parents, Hr. and Mrs. J. E. Pres- a red or white flower war placed
w»a on a fern wresth by a descendant ■
Anneuuremcnt of Health Award*, ton. Magnolia! Arenua. She
Mr*. Dorothy Lamk.
!. accompanied by Miss Ruth Greene of the VeSersnj When Die wresth
Also Waffles'with Bacon
Ws Solicit Your Patronage
T 0 GIVE RECITAL Expression Recital To Will A p p e a r I n
B e Given Tomorrow S t a g e Show He
—
- wUh U n
Clair White and Mr*.
Brem ,In charg* of___
arMr*. Henry C. Wbekhol e f 'l h t t l a____
Douglass, Ga. lx rtslllng her son rangements.
and ^ u g h terd n -aw
Mr.
and Feature of the progrem w a, the ■
Mre. Hugh C W h .lch .1 , Park
COFFEE .
HARRY’S LI
PH 0K * X T '
|l
—
B. Bay, Palmetto Aranoo.
I
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“MU* Orlando"
Mrs. W. 8. Cawthon of Tails- \
will bo an honor coast a
kaiaoo spent the week-end here — . . . . .
r . —-
'
ORANGE JUIC&
• ONE ECU
TOAST
11?** Just aa there quslltle* a
he 0-Men M id , more R a r U j l l e J g t i d l d w a l e
i wDl commit murder ™ n U , e r “ If lW I tlB
cllnad Indlvklualg tea H ra i,v
■
o or three times end
J Z L V L F t fi
M r., L a u re n c e
L arS flflJ
of
CslnsaTlIl# la tho f u o i t o f h«r
uncla and aunt, Mr. a n d Mrs. J.
Thomaavllla, Ga., where ho waa
WRh a large number of persona
called by the death of hla moth
In
atten d a n t. Confederate Me
er, Mraf T. L. Goff.
morial Day exercises ware eon11re. M. A. Warren and MUs dotted Sunday afternoon at Lakt'fhaell MHcholl spent Sunday with' eiew Cemetery by f t . de V.
Mr aad Mre, D. R. Knott, MitehcU Hoirmrd
o f7(h, ^ D. r .
with u s -------
Eruw«jrLjS a i f “e £ ^ £ 3 - S . C C '
*£SJZuS ft& £ S 'G Z
■ jzsrs&ssriA ’&
Joe Bernes lah Saturday far
hla former home In Bowline Oracn,
Ky., to apand a abort Urn*.
GARAGE
*»reial latertsts."
Gtrew sold, however, tha new*
flha had given a tree picture 0(
magnitude and Importance
ef tha caaal undertaking.
I Ethiopians i n ’ using dynato tsar up their highway*
a t tha Italian* t*H reach
i Ababa. They should get
a couple of thkaa highway
kf train* aad tava tha dynnfor tha hop*.'
Miss Clsira Zachry returned
yesterday from Nrw York aty
whars aha spent s w#*k.
*■u Mobkr , Memorial Exercises
N ational M a y D a y 5?iren,0lur,
To Be Observed Here O. X, Goff left Saturday for
*<W k
a r ifiw ^ r a s s t
Isis of u i cm tumor* ought
paid tb o it fir* cant* a hdg
is sugar we iluiA buy.
Tbs (fa io n la
County Olrl
Scoot Cooocfl will tponaor e
radio WondeasX, “Tha Family
Tslka H Over," a t 6:J0 P. J t
over WDDO.
.
Tbs
Pre-bytartan PMlnthue sports kandkmhlef.
Vases and bowls of honayanekla,
O u t will Kara e wiener ronat
at 1:00 P. M. s t Evutadale Perk. earn fleware. and other garden
All members arc eordislly In- fowors were used to adorn the
party rooms. Those present wore:
Mrs. W. C. MU. • Mrs, W. A.
Adams, Mrs. Roy F. Mann, Mr*.
U F. Boyle, Mr*: B. D. Caswell.
Mr*. J. D. Woodruff. Mr*. L.
Hawkins Connelly, awl Mrs. J . P.
Bldg*. •
f wmr*d
U wish oar friend over there
Mr. u d H n . Edwsrd S McCall
have bom to Tlften, G«. te
•pw d MTcrml daya on builneM.
"sTkwdrea
Korea,- organ *»F
of the
HHlar*.
bitch.
uniformed 88.
According to ihc 88 paper tho
promoter of “reel*I gymnastics- U
> Stuttgart physical culture teach*
*?*
• Horn* Made
CH0PSUEY
Served Every Saturday
Jm i u
of g u ^ n » » « (
in ^
cream awl ty
MaHJte^Perk'ns, M i e Moughto^
A t B irth d a y P a r ty
Lester Philips, William Dafflar,
_____ ______.
Louie* Perkins, Eugenia Aan
Honoring her eon, Chari** Park,
OuwIe*C Fits* Hutchison. Naney J r . Mrs. C. L. Park entertained
Raaaotter.
Ms A im
Truluek, wRh a blrthdsy party and buffet
Mrs. R. C. Pickron
Is.G uest Of Honor
th e oomdtwt o f a poW ic o i f t e t r a f ls c ta (ha c h a n ic ta r an d a M ltlk s o f this
* d i i w ho ra ta If, Jtftf a* t f t . q u altty
Mr. and Mr*. William Relche.t
Of Long Island and Mr*. E. Emmatt of Brooklyn spent the weekand hare aa the guests of Mr*.
Pearl Babbitt, South
Sanford
Mr»t Mounlc ttr r te U aad Mia*
R iaku Lord entertained with a
party aad ahowar Friday after
noon a t tho hone of Mire lo rd
fat Cftrtia Heights hi honor of
Mrs. R. C Pickron. Games aad
tontrete were sojoyod and re*
DRUG STORE
M 4 H t U M J l i i y a d m i y w ir j U B H w ict a a a v o la r.
38th THROUGH 30th, 1936
“Woman In Red” May
Leave Next Saturday
“Devil’s Beef Tub” '
M urderer Must Diet
Pickron, honor guest, Mrs. W. IHlora, Mrs. Harry Btciiunaysr.
Mr*. J. M. Wynn, Mrs. A .E . Dob■oo. Mrs. Ed Plate, Mr*. J. H.
Wynn, Mr*. W. A Stewart, Mr*.
Carl Bradbury, Mrs. Mhmi# Nolaa. Mrt. H. U Wyaa, Mr*. Harry “Flower Memorial.”- 8. 0 . RMw
Barrow, Mrs. J. O. Aadaw Mr*.
holser.
L V. Btenstroca, Ml*. ▼. B. Crow*, Vocal
quartette. "Ahido wlth Me.
Mrs. M, M. Lord. Mrs. C L. Wynn.
—Mb*. Williams, Mr*. Philip*.
Mrs. John And**, Mr*. Moanlo
Mr. Ihiaho'aer, aad Dr. R0*1* ''
Harriett, aad the Misaoa tunic*
TO BTONBOft BSOADCA8T
tha beat |
—
■JSS-
For the romantic Isado of “Tba HcporUllon
Country Doctor,” Fcx
picture
which makoo full-fladgad star*
of tho world 'famous Dionne
Quintuplets aad ' la now a t tho
B lit -Theater, Darryl F. Zanuck
selected two of tho loading
youog players a t the 20th Cantury-Fox
studio.
1
Michael Wkalan. the handMan yesing Pennsylvanian who
Made hi* nrreaa debut In “Pr.v
factional Soldier."
Is the male
.
Joan Hertholi. actor, rarrlaa
while Jaaa Lang waa aa* 160,000 Insurance on hla IKrary at
aimed to tho other leading role, first adltion*.
• Tailing tho human, humorous
■ad dramatic story of a coun'ry,
Ian. tho picture features
Jaaa Haraholt in the leading
N)a. Henry E ia r * directed thy
phytic
POBTFONBMBNT
neat aoecting ef tha 0 ram
iebool P.-T. A , which waa
■red for May Day, ha*
postponed uatlt Thursday,
a
:
[ ']
>^k:v V r v- ; ^
honor of
'Mis i Florida." rho
stage show will bo In City llall.
The KloriJa Rhythm Kings will
also ba rn tha stage. Tho presen
tation of “Miss Florida”, the In
troduction of visiting “Beauty
Queens” and the stags attiac
Hunt will bo presented from 1:30
until 10 o'clock. Seat* hava bean
a ■ranged to yei t COO »i»eetetnrf,
The "Queen* Ball” will be from
10:30 P. M. until 2 A. M. The
“Queen* Ranquat” will bo at the
Mayfair llctal at 7 o’clock.
ZINNIA
m
m
• NOW READY
H n . Herbert E. Russell
Celery Asa.
Phone » i -
�THE SAHTORO HCTAXa
u n o f f ic ia l
PRIMARY ELECTION
For Sqpt of Public Instruction
Short Crop Taft
Increases Wheat
T. W. LAWTON
For County Bd. Public Instruction.
JUNE 2,1936
which normally produces Jest
tooa«h wheat to lupply bread lor
her 40,000,004 ritlsena, may bare
to Import part of bar needs Oort
ptar, for both tbo wboat carry*
• n r apd crop fooHMta arc bnr.
Tbo mild and extremely r * t
•lato r, nafaw aM c h » wtotor
•b o at, vfcieb mmprtma tbo gnat*
or part of tbo eetmtijto m p , U
E. T. HAINES
For County Conuni
. District No, l
CHARLES DUNN
a
RAYMOND ELLARS
JA S. G. SHARON
W .J . (FU N IE) STEED
COM PANY
BOSTON STEELE
D. L THRASHER
• *
District Nn X
DAN CHAPPELL
J. J. CATES
WMLC. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
VICTOR CHECK
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
J. D. DAVISON
For Attorney General
For Comptroller
State Treasurer
/
SPECIAL until May IS. «10 *1lowince for your old range nn
punhmao of any now Norge or
Magic Chef gaa range. Seminole
Tire Shop* Inc.
For State Senator
371b Senatorial DUrict
FRED A. DYSON
JOHN E. FOX
REX PACKARD
PETER THURSTON
For County Commissioner
W . R. DUPREE
J . J . PARRISH
D is tr ic t N o , 3
W. & BALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
For Representative, State Legislature
B .J.LKHM AN
I k Representative, State Legislature
GORDON BARNETT
J
ROSS L HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
For County Judge
___
W. U. WILUAMS
W. G. KI LB EE
Ka r . HOUSHOLDER
JOHN G. LEONARDY
16— H ouaen f o r B e n t
-prefer It whan a laxatlva la need
ed.—edv.
LEGAL NOTICE
FIVE-ROOM Dwelling, cum bin id
with *tera, 28 x 24, 41,000 stock
of goods, double garage, all new.
Electric tights,' telephone, running
w ater, filling station. 14 bearing
orange and grapefruit trees, 1
acre land. 12^09. I. E. Kersey,
Bear-dall At*.
Cuunty at hsoilnol*.
Tou and tsch or y-»u sr* h*rsby notirisL sad r«|ulrvd te of*■ant any claim*
and
U.maod*
which sou. of sithsr *1 you War
bars ayalaei lh» ssU ie of J. HM n'A X LIN , dswasvd. Into ot said
l.'ounly. to ■>• County Jude* at
W m lsoii C-’unly.. ytortda, ' g llh l*
afflrv to the wMtn- S o iio nl Han
ford. rin fM a within stoat cabin■tar limp|ha from th» -lain o( 111*
Clr.t publlrstlou
of Ihla nolle.
Herb claim or domand must ha
In w rltlae. and must stats th*
pise* nf rtsldonrn and post of.
ilea addrvs* of |h», claimant, snd
mual ha asecn Ip by tbo claimant,
agant. or allornoy, or tbr aanir
will bcriima void aronrdlntf to law.
T U s 11 tb day ul April, l i l t .
K LL A MrtiAHLIN..
K irc u lrit ut tha galata ef
J. )(. MsCAMUN,
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
For Justice of the Peace
For Sheriff
Sanford MisceUaqeus M arket Report
bo. baaklla (sir to good, |1.M<
lt .«. .
J. T. McLAIN
H. II. PATT1SIIALL
Vwuik Dtofrki
JAS. C. ROBERTS
UNKiftoi Itlrarak Fla. Bar dom.
tuitieh**, low
and vrgrtabu* a t tha floafnrg PAttM Uiti rU . per do*, bunch**
Mala rarmvra- Wholseale Mark'I -a-aMfcT " *
^
-m
la U tc k fri, cartvi aasripbicr* %a4 P B P P kK a: Buppll.r light. d*a* M
*ih*r dralsra far a II hum psrlod Imogen**- tOVtot stamU. 81*
ta d la s at It *4 A. M. today aa 'tWlby KlaS* bod J
hta erto . beat I t *
report*4 by J. IV Mlshask «anabeahste mostly ILW
*«r. i
aaaarails M« blabar,
gKANS: (U n a ) Flo. rurdhaab*.
be. bampera.
hoot W M -IU V POTATOB9: riuppilaa
dayseag fair., . atatb
poorer ( u i - U U . .
riM. Bliss Trlumphe,
SCO. Me to ' tL 4 b .ll
t l . t t - l l . t l ; fjste. ran
f i Ha (CHARUE)
For Constable
S 3 kS $ *
- Ftotrtli D M fM
IsfoW carELLAND
DOB DODSON
For Supervisor O f Registration
OyKfgTRKCT
DAVID ILMcNAp
y , j,
K H ER N D O N
U MORGAN
ri'jo-
Doccaav-J.
UEL A. a WILKINSON
rA U L G . DIGGERS
BLACK - DRAUGHT
GOOD L A XA T IV E
BEDROOM and two-room apart- JERKRY COW and calf, three
- weeks old. Inquire Mr*. Hcn'y
ment. Phone 2S3-J. * •
Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla.
VACANCY IN Palm etto Lodge
A partm ents. Electrolux Refrig FI.OWF.R POTS? Wo have tham
In all riias.
SUntcy-Rogcrs
eration,
Summer
rales.
812
Hardware Co.
Dbtlricl No. 4
District N*. >
Fur County Prosecuting Attorney
Victor Jury of Hollywood onco
was amateur llght-heevyweight
M il* -* ! rioriad.-
For County Commissioner
RsWoWARE
T rade d r* lea regard It tmUkely th a t tbo Unitod BUteo will got
•ny of tbo builnoao If K It neces
sary to Im port wheat.
■ Black-Draught ban been b n *
on hand for Ml the family to the
homo of Mr- W. A. Lemons, of
Independence, Vi-, alnoo twonty
year* ago, Mr. Lemon w rites
that ho takes it aa a UxaUre
In c a m
o f •baodachee, dull,
tired fooling, biliousness."
"And I taka it If I fooi uneomfortabla a fter a heavy meal." b*
adds. “ I especially use It fo<
sick headache. I t certainly Is
|90d.>f
,
When a man say* "BlackDraught la good." It te probably
because ha lamembera tha prompt,
refreshing teltef it brought In
constipation troubles. I u benefit*
are felt because it U a simple,
hath laxative, so natural to com
position and action th at thousand*
and thousands of m*a and woman
For County Commissioner
B, C. DODD
■hortago. Tbo prieo Jumped from
70 franco a qntotol lu * i W " 1
to 10* fraaea a qniflUl—tbo oqulraleut of t i l l g W * l - b » March.
ONE GOOD K slvlnstor electric
rafrlgsrator. $50.
Real and
1924 FORD COUPE. Bplan-lld S o u . 301 W. F ln t St.
. ..condition, equip pod with radio,
will sacrifice for quick ante by
A huge concrete gate being
owner. Will arrange taru ii luit- com puted by the Mexican goeem m ent southernt of the McAllen,
able. Herald, boa f t .
Ten., U designed to shunt water
ALL-STATE- tirwa—Itemex’ prices lake two milts away, which will
and Snarl quality.
Reel and strv a as an Irrigation reservoir for
Sons, 301 W. F irst SL
w ater from tha Rio Grand# to a
100,000 hectares of tend.
(4— R o o m * W ith o u t H o ard
SANFORD 20-ACRE grove lor
FOR RENT!
Furnished
male or would libw competent
112 Laurel Avs.
man to work on share*, teit
Grove, care Herald.
IVE ROOM furnished buagi
low. 2 3 0 'W. M lb. Aval kbit x o rtc H to tn * :itiT o u i.
iw. Scmlaale Hotel.
> -v S'
MATW LAW Isax
FORREST B. STONE
A. a WAGNER
W E OFFER tbo fallow*b* odl
loto of rooftag a t HALF
P R IC E A real bargains 1 square
10 inch rod atrip shingles; 4 1*2
■ q u m I t 1-1 i 40 G rtta k m l « t iblngloa; 1 square 11 1-2 x
34 groan atrip
ahiacto*; 1-3
■quart 3-1 Dura
ir ttn
itrip
shingles. About 12 aquara JonhitManvIlU M.
C ray
asbestos
iblngloa. Aim 30 gallon drum
Brown Barn paint a t 11.35 gal
lon. Cbaaa A Co., phono 1100.
boxing champion of B rit lib Co
LOST, Strayed, or Stolen: Flori- ZINNIA and marigold planti lumbia.
dia license U g No, 218-28.V
and other annual*. A. K. RotPhone 331-J. Owner will call.
■etter, Flort-A.
OTTO SCHMETTT
For Railroad Commissioner
Ete.
244 B u fo rd Ar*.
Lumber
M. C GINDER
For County Conunissioner
For Governor
KsUa." Spwk Ptags
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;«i > Palate
v acant
t H a tr ic t S o . 2*
".S anford Auto
t h ig p e n
Democratic Committeeman
»elte«f
Free Drill try
BUTTER Ik 3 5 c
No, l m m I w n t Wrinkled
PEAS 3 « n w J 5 c
Wtetem t e ^ i t o
fp t e bb ■
to m
w neke.
l ie*
WHEATTES J 3 c
WE ARE PROUD
OF OUR SERVICE
TOUR WATCH MUST UE
ACCURATE
Official Railway laapoctor
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McLAUUN Jeweler;
112 PARK AVE.
�yoMPAYe. APRIL y , t f 36
PAGE
THP 8 AN FORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
CAPTURED IN DEADLY ‘CATTLE TICK’ WAR
HAAS INTERCOLLEGIATE MEDALIST
TATTERED JOBLESS SLEEP IN LEGISLATIVE HALLS
r
ISpti-imint'd tn I’oiitiiiUf lb* »<■lift until the legislator* pH
ployed bedded down mi the mat bit floor* of New Jerary*. ->1
adjoinnu.1 assembly for "taking * run out puwdai," un«1 <
legislative hall. into ■ "gypsy camp." (AT Photo)
Returning to Ma ramihaekla hem* near Colfaa. L a , while posses hunted him fer the slaying of
th a n If W . t_ Mugent *nd Deputy D. L. Brunaan In a light ovtr dipping cattle te eradicate tick*,
Walter Johnson. farmer, engaged In a gun battle with aearchara and waa woundad and captured.
O M . Jam** A. Nee (left) and U F. Guerre, chief of the elate bureau ef Identification, are ahown
Ipegaetlng Jehnaen'a hem* ahortly before he returned. On th* right la Mrs. W. L. Nugent who aucceadad
her huaband a* aherllf. (Aaaociated Preaa Photo*)
Parker S o u g h t In
HONOR ‘GARCIA MESSAGE* CARRIER
W e n d c P flttlftW tn ftK
NEW
VICE-PRESIDENTS GENERAL OF I). A. R
Fr»4 IlflBH, f4ttiW]Ru« Slati* Umvi i*ity je•*!f rapU m jdvhI former
Soulhvfn ■inntvur rham|ii«in» abut our uiulrr par t«i taka mvital Hon
or* In thv Southern IntercullvtfiAtv tournament at Athana, (la. H«
cumpUtrtl th«* 3iMiolr qualifying louml with a score of 145. Hit
achool won th** tvam till*, (AI* Photo)
RESCUED MAN GOES TO HOSPITAL
Hara ara tha new eice-pre.ldenU geneia! elected a t thg Daughters of the American Revolution
Co agrees at Washington: left to tig h t, front, Mr*. T. J. Mauldin, Pirklna. K, C.; Mra. Mortimer
Platt, Kansas C ltj, Mo.; Mra, W. J. W ald, Summit, N. J.'i rra r, Mi*. Harold Craves, Jamestown, N.
D.; Mr*. Emillna Street, N»w Haven, Conn.; Mr*. J. IT. Baughman. Tallulah, t.a , and Mr*. Ell Dlx•«i), Rosen tie, 111. (A P Photo)
_ _ _ _
■ ' ' !•*».»*%-’
ft '* ’ • f * W r
A BUSY DAY FOR CONGRESSMAN ZIONCHECK
I-
1*1
•»,
W-JY*.
-v -
Kill* It. Parker, Jr. (above),
aen of the widely known New
Jersey detntive, was suughl by
police pfler being tmllcled with
four oib* s by the Kings county,
N. Y-. gland jury on chnrgra of
kidnaping I'siil Wendel, and for*
clng him to •ViVifes*" the Lin'd*
bergh abduction, (AT Photo)
Aged Woman’* D eath,
Charged to Boy, 17 j
Col. Andiew Summers Uovrnri, who carried the famous “Meatsga
lo flnreia" in the v.iu with S|rnin. wns hnnorrd by the It. 0, T. C.
at San Francl.crr nn his 79lh birthday, He i* shown sented with,
left tu right, J. P. Nnurte, (lallleu High School principal; MaJ. Wal<
f«'r M. Mann r»f th** It. t). T. t ‘„ mn| Juhii* Muiiliulu, nchool official*
(AP Wirto)
.
EDDY VISITS CO-OPERATIVE FARM
Charles A l/rti] Scaddlnf. entombed for 10 days In the M<yj*c
Rlvar gold mine with Dr. 6. E. liubgrtaen, la keen being ca.n eil from
a plana to an ambulmnca at Halifax, Nova Scotia, enruute to th* Vic
toria General Hospital for lira im e n t. (AP Phcln)
SOLON WOULD KICK STUDENT POET
B e
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*, M'M l
r j1„V.V1
lawr
1
Offlaara
(above). 1
as aaylnol
dtainod Rowe ware attempting to
Ai f
‘grreet tha Wtn^Mt saafiefe* whan itudent,'
bo drew a fa n and fired g*» them, a. E Cl
isttd Baayall Daniels
if Goldsboro, N. C,
adraalim* drove bin
I billed Mlas Clartaay
Dr. Sherwood Edd/, wilier and lecturer, la shown (tap]
in f ovor freshly clram ) ground on tha 2,l3S*«re cu-oparaUviT { a m
project ha founded at Hillhousc, Ml**, a month agtt Laft tn 3 5 B
•ret Blalna Treadway, Memphis, director of tha conaumar’a « * g^afib»
t i n .on tha f a m ; Dr. Eddy; Ham Franklin, reiident director o f tihb
project, and Jim Rendcraon, on* of the rmactabtUhcd tenant* g n i
mambgr aT tha farm’a wlf-iuvontlnir board. Tha plctara ■|p*gar.
borne* for Ur# *4 project faraHida being constnctod frggitfttoj
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W
t& fP A r W
Texan Seta Record j f W
T*leball A sso c iatio n
tow Confident Of
W ng A head With
loddy In The Box
Air
Legion Organizes
Junior B aseball
PARENTS ASKED TO URGE BOYS
TO JO IN LEGION JUNIOR LEAGUE
t o the t a r m
M
an d m o t h e r
or
our c o m m u n it y :
h*« Wen *tgntd*
Sanford Baseball Assort*to pirnr with Dm Lookout*.
wa* bought frrta tha At*
f, N. T., rluh and left there
inlay night for Sanford. H*
■ therefore, reach her* tom
Any Youngsters Who
WquM Like To Be
On Teams Invited
7 Manager Stuffy McCrune said
ta;planned to put the naw nun
H the box to pitch |il* flr-t gam*
M , Wednesday when the Look
out* pby the G-Men of Gtlneevitie vn Sanford field.
Buddy. Lake b a Sanford man
W . realise the gravd ireponeiUtWaa that ehall be ours.;
. Wa acctpl thee* rerp^mlbUHit a Wa aak only yom- lnt*T**t
and co-operation, t i gw year boy to enter the activities with
raUraiLum. end wa ehall endeavor to tciuh Urn lo
f
(I) Obey the "We
ll) O u t oi hie temper
*w
(3) To k*-p phyileail;- fit
(4) To bo ebaragaco*
(5) T* b# byal
IS) To be modi*t to vbtory and glorbue in defeat.
If we are soeceaeful ta teaching your boy time* thing*,
be will be a true •po-taman, and wlU become n eltlxen of
whom we ahnll all b* p ond. If w* do this, our goal ehall bin*
k m a reached
W# cordially urge you to com* with your hoy to the organiiaUon meeting that b to b* held tonight a t Tid# at the
Junior (Ugh School. Let your son know you a te Inter**ted In
W ith McDottgsl They
Down DeLand R eds
5 T o 4 Y esterday
The Sanford Lookouts go H
Gataearill* tomorrow fo r their
flret game of tha aenaon with -the
G-Men, m i will p b y a return
r*m e with tha earn* team an
Sanford Field an Wednesday aft-
Don MeSpan* pAcfad the O-Men
the flret weak e f the aeries, bet
he was temporarily gsgpended for
roughing an umpire e n d ' MeDougal b new taanaging . them.
Under McDoagal, the Golnesvtle
team defeated the DeLand Rada ta
Galneerille yaatarday, • to 4. Uadi
team collected alx base hits! Quo
EDDIE RAW SON,
tha rp, tha OataaaeOt* moundaman,
Pent Athletic Officer.
did not g irt up • h it Until the
alxth Inning whan he wna rapped
fa r three hit* and three runs.
' Jake Buneh, who rwliewed Hold■lock In tha *uth foam*, (lid net
allow » man U g eto n base during
h ta^itoy an ih* hillock, t
McDougal and Bradley led the
Oatae'Yffie WtUra, *n»h gwtttac
two hKa. One ef MeDoegnl’a Mow.
waa a Cript*.-’■
" *
Bolling «** the boding bettor
for the DeLand team Btth n triple
and alngb.
Three (kmhie pby*. were palled
In the game, Shaw Buck haring a
p a rt In all ef them- •-. . 7 - T
Scorn by batagst
...
----------- ...urly a thoo- DeLand — ___,OUO 0M • 100—I
u n d ftnt( TumWom. Saint'* left O a in a a rille __ 000. tOS* O ta -0
Tha G-Men and tha Rada ptayod
fielder, cracked out one of th*
tena**t home run drire# ta th*
hlriory ef the St. Aaguetin* beeo-
League-Leading Seminoles
O f Lion» League W ill Play
are tetag organised all over th*
| atoto, Commander L. P. Boyle of
jth * local American Legion Part
ha* been advlaed i y Louie Griffith
w
r
l O Q f t ° i n f l n n 1U S
1900
S e a so n
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•i
RING, Apr. I7-—Orgint-
Charfce To Gain On
Cobb’s Strong N ine
.t a
*• A C o b b T ^ b e l * * ,
p a rtld paU In d b tr k t omv- thaneend percent d a b In tha Ltan*
n '
p b y only end r
. ™ th i.
gama
“V*- **^0?* w**k’ *°
°*k*r foa»* I t o i•
chance
__
. .to g„a b, an, , tbe_ Leagaa
. - bad- **
cer».
- John, IfoUeh » Rat Sox. topP*»P *b* aeeond
1
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-----------------------P o ttn ^ eeeuod;1-----piece-----------Tank***, ^________
g,b,U wan
wona a 7 7totof t victory
victory
ooA John Ivey1. hoMom poattton ever the Dayton* Be*ch Islaadcrw,
Glant’a will each
' play two game*it avenging a 13 to 0 aethack •of
while Harwell Rtowarfa Plralee fered by S t Awgwattae b Deytena
J « b FlnneUta Cuba, a . well tha day before^
u ,h. geminaUe, ^
be aeen oni
John Schneider gtoUar S t A«gTM toithe f|«M only eneo thla week.
!
Boy* are eligible to pUy ta
^
runner*-up <m th « - aatbe eouthpaw, *ef tho Island"era Jewp Wph four acatterw) Uto.
Uglon Jen lor
^
Liana Laegue, ar* to p b y the Red
no* reach their 17th Wrthdey *•- s „
o,# opening game Of. the
for* Mar. 31 of Oil* year.
third weak,, an th* G rtbinev
11
f T 8UU. w ? r R'bool diamond a t > rtlaalr IhU
m m n m Uto
msn Griffith that mors thru V BfUrnoon TSi m two tMiM iii ti* , Jf41
r \ TtiT T- ^
vehicle, tall In order to gat ^
tBj #hegt th* f ln t weak lo 00° beyawUl play b
S u H
^ ^ ^ k
a 3 J j B S J S S A S 2 , to
" " “ •
,
i Sunday the bu, h» i, September. Tbe number ef gam** Iran legion team, to Florida tMa u , Tkt#Ty for %u y . ^ W Th#
turn me r. T em paw tll
Tanka abo defatted the PHnt*# ‘ V S T u n g r t m i t o trta b fta t e m a Jackaonvill# I* <|-g*nl*tag. , ( u
t l to IS and Ik* _ * W iZ 7 Z 7 * a * A«2™*ta* at»
(
j s~ >
i S ^ i i u 7 “ w . u ! J C u >s ' i f ^ K S L ' i
e**n ba complatod within tha
vro It had been.
specified tint*. The alrcull aim.
It wa* Gnally learned that Uio to start tha championship aarle* J f f l d M C E * m fT . "
on Thuraday afternoon [^ In to lS ru IreeM to 'an d w * ran * .
m a r had Laktn tha be# homo
w 'i 'l T i J o r i f .W - h n o
of th# Orange Balt league ***** »U1 pnrtklpaU In a *1*1"
.Ixth H a rm waa affaetod
meting at F o tf Monde. S ta|
u
^
were given bm tha They'
7 ® ut h w , " J * ’ • *
Arcadia, Bawling Omanln * } * ' ! ? :
o b (Hard** County Grow* 'nMr ## ,*A*‘
Fort Maade, Haba* Q ly,
wt?
<h* * 5 £ .
derda. and flahrlne.
plrmahlp
tha South, and-than,
r ----- of
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'* S
*5**
champloiuhlp aerie* will b* ar-
N ight BOMbsU-Will
•'
_ ,m“ "m
i Of Boot In W est
»M A , ^
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r
A P,
The Sanford I n b a l a are
retting today, the ftrat day
tb c a th e aeaadn opened a
weak ago yaatarday th a t they
here not played n a y p b y in
Gaineaellle
tomorrow,
tha
G-Mew c a m her* Wadneeday.
DeLand la hart again Tho reday fo r the third game be
tween the Bede and the Look
outs, Friday’a game will be in
DeLand, and Saturday the
Daytona Beach team enmaa to
Sanford and wlU try t a tarn
tha tab let on Up Lookout*
who defeated the blander*
twice la s t weak
Three Home R uns By
Swindell Sets Hew
Record For League
Weakening again u the n e t u t
a«an4 * eloea, th* Sanford Lookonto dropped Sonday'i game to the
Palatka Autloao in Patalk* b f a
1J to 10 koto h the twelfth to
ning. Tbe Lookout* were itiM f a t
th* Wginnlng of too p m
u /
continued to l b » great ■ tm ftR '
for eight hmtaga, leading the
Aialeaa by four run* a t tha d#*e
of that frame, hat In the ninth
ipnlng tha Pahtkans pat alx ban
over the home plate to twa 1 for
Sanford In that frame, and tied
the eedtw, 10 In 10, N e ltto team
eeored In tha nest two e * i a Innlnga, but Patatb* y et to ty n ran*
" Swindell, Sanford centorfieldfr,
clouted a n t three home ran*. one
each time a t b a V _ a n 4 ._ S b t« tt,
ratchar, gdt ana hoeoer. Two Palatkn
player*,
Heart*
and
Andrew*, each hit d rcn lt driver.
• Swtndall’a rwmartaU* f t * eet a
Rain eaaaed lari Saturday** record to r tha iMgoa. Once he
game on Sanford JTeld to be eeat the epheroU soaring awar tha
called In the fifth Inning and
S?
*. ■*•>■«<.«»*-*- *‘‘k B r t A a r s s .* a r s
a »hut-out victory amor the,
.
bgp n^ant two oeorea
Saint*.
Sanford »eor#d ,4!’ *n {or the home team. - —r*
run*. I t wa» tha aacond straight
L t-fl,id atortod b tha hex for
victory by the LookoaU over S L 'lb<
kad pitched Urn flrrt
Augustine, Hardin pitched f°r t( m whining inning*. H* allowed
"
-"-wad only thraa, u b tu , Leper wan than pot ta
Itched for
! the h o i h a t ha tailed only for the
red tig h t t o i - l S l I t i and em-thlrd a t tta. tenth
wa run* In th* LBnJnn , fa r daring • « U fa *
In the th ird * • ^ . 2 3 3 fo o t Areleeae
« i
rtk
S » < h a n J * tb th a tP rt^ w n * « »
LI ■ m o
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t t l e
A
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.B with the jaw *. g f ? * . * * ***!
i ' t e t b t h e eduntwith tow ard. V y1
! ! waa then M*t In to pitch the io ,
■ two and two-third* innings-
»i a»at -ta !l aSaenronu
„ V1 "
P fi a» •*
-rotor, to
* *
I t a a S * Norwood. rt
.*»*
Totals
H xraao
r*i Taylor IP
l.te*
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HI
lie
Jte
m
Maewoed, rt
awladell, ef
£ •(« . *P
UareeA If
MaNallr. th
Meewer. ea
^
jl jl ^
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II I 0 IS I « Barn**, If
McNaltr. 10
An II B O A MWaaaer. as
• 1 * 1 1 *
m etrutf. *.
B l.lr.fl, *
H- — .0 svt
is - i
Whirl,
U»l«w cslUd elih Innint *«Cd»u*l V H tteii
f taiB*
i jiwskri
neaa balled.Im Cato*-fc'B araa k m h m
■ W i n t r . Tw s t* * «- nii*i -A n - lIT te ta
m i & a g g a g r ':-zm
n. «.r>iim - « i »
Lookouts Had Big
Lead Up To Ninth
In Sunday's Game
Looltouta Enjoying
F irst Day’s R e t t
Since Opening D ay
fS S T
SS“ t„ ,
Waahtagte*
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E a S 3 5 [ K - { S ! ^ £ |( ~ w
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min* *- Hlu aft llatoea U *
lt*aa
“ fad* T MU or m u tn r kg As- Crew*.
. O h ririK raaaed
ta il. », m .u
•free * .
Umplrtai
CameUli, two ba
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S an fo rd la T b a O n ly C onfral
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a d , H l * t « T
A n d W atet fra n a p o rU U o n
'* i - \
N U M B ER 18 9
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
$ 1 3 , 7 3 5 Allocated
To Public Schools
Of Seminole County
Dytommusion
Licensed T iio t Would
Keep BuBdings In '
Repair And Have A
1 Mechanic On D uty
8smto*l* G rant? actual* n (•(rod $11,7X5.39 nor* from
lb# state M k j , thair i k n of
th* latest $1,000,001 ' appro*
prtatten. T in i U U ' i p n « n l
'•»*■ < h a d supplied 107.7 0 0 4 of Dm total. $164,000
taaw from th* chain a t m HMOM tax, #1 SO,2.13.IB from au
to awbUo Heenoes, $71,177.38
from Internet on school food*,
•ad $34,76&JK) from tho on*
mill tax.
Government Will
Require Contract More Time Given
Proper A nd Constant
M aintenance Is Do
/ m and Of U nde Sam
I T h a C ity C ctnm li
•dviaori by th o ftvtn
•k m o f t h e S ta te
p a r tm e n t l u t n ig h t
th n In aU B atlo n o f
M unjclpal
t b r C ttv wfll b a r*
■MhM*to th e m prop
rt
B o th com rau n l-
sf* ' referred to G ty
f te d
B.
Wlleon for
g ta tha eommualeethe Itato Rood De-
« « » • * *
. The after to lees* the Atfpori
W«e mod* 19 Marvin H. Smith,
*1 Klaalmmee, who wrote that he
b a graduate of s a aviation
mbeal approved by the gavan*-
For R e g iste rin g
Seminole V o te rs
Have U ntil Saturday
N ight By Provision
Of Legislative Act
Seminole County votera will
have until Saturday night. May
S. Instead of Thursday night,
Apr. SO, la which to register.
E tec tore la St. Johns -Vovnty—will
a b a have_onUl Saturday night
th which to register, but In all
other countte* o f the state the
registration hooka wDI close on
Apr. SO. *
Extra time la given tha voter*
of Seminole and St. Johni coun
ts** bocaoa* of the special tegielathr* enactment requiring r*registietion o f all voter* In
counties having a population n(
not more than 18,800 and not
teas than 18,600. This enactment
contained Uw provision that poll
books should be kept open un'il
$0 days before the-.' election.
Since the primary I*' 'to be oa
June 8 the 30-day parted wit! not
expire until May t .
The general tew provide* th at
registration books shall dee*
*« Apr- $0. b * t Attorney OrwLaoftJOedte advtsed W»M. TJMgy e q sepervteor of R g h tn tio if,
today, to dteregard provision, of
general law and a m p ly with tha
special legislative act since that
act had never been attacked In
tha court*.
Thr act eras passed a t the re
quest of St. Johas county (St.
Augusttoe), but by its ting eertata population figures It wax
classed as a gsnarul and not a
local MIL I t so happens that thu
population figure net la/ the *bill
Includes Seminole County, though
this County did not request
passage of the MIL
, ,
Mr. Thlgpea said that regis
tration books fo r Precincts One
and 'T hre#"(C ity -of Sanford)
will remain open In tha basement
of the Court Hoes* until 0
o'clock Saturday night, hat books
of all precincts w tllb * open In
hi* office la th a Brutalsy-Pules-
Rivers
I Harbors
Chairm an
rida Canal
WASHINGTON.
tathra Driver,
Illness C auses
Tom Rivers To
ROOSEVELT
HIGHER WAGES
Struggle Over
t a x Bill Nears
Voting S tage
KING IS DEAD
Quake AddsTo
Famine Horror.
In W est China
Express Deliveryman
Kills Self As His
Children Stand By
Unable To Stop Act
N a t t o n a l Organlxat t o n O f Business
M en Discusses Bill
President F a v o r s
10 To 30 Millions Of
People Are Dead Or. m
Facing Death From . ^
Starvation In Land
B*ll*v«d to have hem brood In*
<f*r Ul health, Thomas A, Rlvvre,
driver of a delivery wagon far
tho Express Company, shot and
kilted himaaU shortly after 7
Vcloek this morning as two of
his children stood by, holptom to
p rrrrn t tho act.
Tho children had takon him to
hi* work at tho offte* and wort to
drir* tho car bock to their homo
noor Golden Lako, about four
milts from town. _ Mr. Rivet* roportod at tho offteo, was told ha
had batter root for aaotbo* day
or two, walked out to Urn oxplots track and, according to witnesses, took a pistol out of tha
track tad shot.. Miami f In tho
hood. Death was report*d as Instanta noons.
Mr. Rivers had basn in Ul
Preeldsnt Roosevelt Is shown as he addressed the Thomae Jsfhealth for m im Urn*, and accord- fareon dinner In New York, expounding a campaign year "political
la* to tho sh eriffs office, tried phll6*ophy" of "higher wage* fog worker* and more income for
nnsoeceeefuJIy Sunday and Mon
farmers." (AP Photo)
day to taka his own Ufa. Deputy
Sheriff Hickson was called to tha
Rivera home yeaterday afternoon
and *uceroded la quieting the
man. Thera war* no flraanaa la
tha M n n boat*.
, Sheriffs officers and (kroner
J . C. Roberta viewed the body,
b a t decided an inqueet would not
WASHINGTON. Apr.
OF)
—Talk of government and bus),
•ees co-operation engaged tha
eoovantton of fh* Chamber of
Oomaserca of the United 8taf*a
white th e Hbue* struggle over
Praatdant Roosevelt's tax pregram beared the voting stag*.
Tha 111-point program through
which he said buslaees could ab»
garb more of the Jotles* was adrocated before tha Chamber of
Commerce by Secretary of Com-
Famine Worst In
J
Number Of Y ears ’
Sound Trucks Of Millard Davidson
Local Ownership Elected Head Of
May Be Excepted Rotary In S tate
to Sanford In
employed by
ipasy during
e be made this
Ordinance Ig Intended M arianna M an Wins
To Keep Out Noisy O v e r Therrell At
Tin-Pany* Wagons S t a t e Convention
a InlJJilOBlF We ** lUttottii1** WHU irUV»
Iw t nl*hl'i session,
terT**w i*taUd that the Hofmann track we*
being u a d by tha Basaksll As
sociation which paid only for op• rating cost*.
;
According ta Information fur
nished tha Commission, anti-sound
track ordinance* la ' Daytons
Lucille Bolt, UUten Branan,
Beach, Leesburg and Eustla ex Elotea Winn, ita ry Hurt, Camilla
clude tracks owned locally, though Daaa, Marion llayaao, Martha Mc
they are under polka supervision.
Donald, Eugenia Warren, Mar
garet Vcrnsy, H a u l Whitehurst,
1Cop Grabs Woman On Katharine Vomay, Marguerite
Edge Of High Roof lag lay, Anns loll* Brown,rr,Dorothy
Anna
Cal her in*
tbt, Dorothy
NEW YORK, Apr.
While a crowd watched fn.m
(ha htrea^ '■'Pxtrulwirt Corth*/
Mm It- seised aa apparently dated wondefeat- an who stood tea taring on (lie
McLondea, - Elisabeth
after a roef edge atop a flra-atary t»neI, Fannie Btogare, Martha
msnt. jeeterdsy.
Jean Zara, Helen Palmar,
M from
A pedestrian who noticed tho
rackaon..JaM$ Chapman,
Echols, 1 Vtogtato Tyler,
•ad two figure aa tha building bad turn -1
Uburn, D a r ts ’Patterson.
pushed In a f in ato m . A throng quickly
Ball MaUlTto, Martha
f o - V |n t o x r W . „ n a yalkamoa entered
Italian Forces
About Half Wa;
Kale.
VLhtm'aaa
th*. woman
do Kills
Hum ber
rurv o K iN r,. cMn&, Apr. M
28.— ( A P I — T h is city , s u r*
King Fuad I of Egypt died in.
day- after-* lingering illness. Mis m n m W b y a co u ntryside fn
I ho ihroo* of sta rv a tio n , WM
■ucceed tn the
young
shaken b y a heav y e a rth *
throne.
quake to d a y . T he m rth q u a k a
caused only sm all d im a g a In
th e citv . h u t th e » ltn n Wft»
President Rooaevelt
returned
groat. T ho shock followed o n e
to tha Whit* Rous* from a week
occurring y e ste rd a y , hit
end la Haw York.
>t
House Republicans converged
for a mooting last nlgbt a t the
calf a f their leader. Represent*tire Snell of New York, to plan
Strategy* tn attempting to changv
the tax bill when It wes opened
for amendments tod*?,
Senator MeNsrR of Oregon,
Senate
minority chieftain, announced he would call his pari?
ta decide their course of action
when the bill reaches the Senate
CAIRO, Apr. W.—UP)—King rhfiiren to gain money for 1
Thursday or Friday,
Fuad First of ' Egypt, 68, friend j Repeated floods followed by
of lbs British, died today after a 'usually di summers are Mamed
long Ulnae*. Crown Price Farouk, for conditions.
16, attending school In England, Chines* communist
soUtofU
will come to the throne under a are also reporisd to have swept
regency until his
eighteenth (he countryside like * plague o f
birthday.
Prtmter All Pash* Maher an
CITY NEWS BRIEFS nounced
Fuad died at 1 o'clock
this afternoon, 6 o'clock Eastern
.? TALLAHASSEE, Apt.
—Millard Davidson, superlntsndsnt
aa*t the
Hi* state Industrial
" “ “*>*“ * School a marring* license was issued
for boy* st Marianna was today today to A rthur J. Mack. 86, and
slatted governor of tha Florida Edna Hall, I I, both of Sanford,
district of Rotary International)
■ -■ ■
at th* annual state convention) Tha G ty Commission Isat night
of th* civic club her*. He won tewed permits' for th* sal* of
the office over the bid of J, H. beer and win* at 1016 Orange AveTherroll of Ocala. N ext year's nut, 1131 West Thirteenth, amt
Florida convention city will be 817 Eaat F irst Street.
•elected at th* International club
------convention In Atlantic City,
Adel Curry paid $78 In County
Fifty-nine dub* sent delegates. Court yesterday when he pleaded
Approximately 400 person* reg ie r»Uty to driving while J n to sic al
tered. conference Official* said. «L Judge Ja*. O- Bharen fined him
The Tallahassee club, with 60 W h k l suspended on^half of th*
Roterlan. and Hotary-Anns, Wit « » • * » •» *
« * * * » ■ Warren
registered 100 percent.
Bruaaon. P ceding guilty to drenkSanfonl Rotary .Club Is well •*'*•**• P«ld a fin# e f IS.
represented at th* convention.
___-—
fit
_ __|$ iL„ j
th* L site i Vliu
Bands Of Armed Men
Sween Countryside > -I
Searching For Food Z
week/ Commissioner Lodge eras
(tected to fill out the uaexplred
term s f T, L Dumas, dacessed.
The weather: Partly cloudy to
night and Wednesday, possibly
______
showers la.. extreme northwest
portion and on extrema south
coast Wednesday. Extreme north
west Florida: Increasing cloudlness foltewad by thundershowers
In west portion lata tonight or
Wednesday god to asst portion
Wednesday,
Of entertainment will
tha Women'* Circle
m o ef tha World at
h a t meeting th* W.
i la planning for
tttoM Ah erro r was
tto ru y 's paper to
Ckpi. F . g. Fsraa addressed tha
Rotary Ctob a t its
regular
weekly k u k m at the Mayfair
Haul toftey t i Dm interest of the
Salvation Army drive which la
to ba bald aaatL Copt. Fsran
uri *4 Ratoriaaa ta pledge their
sei rteaa la th* drive which be
sei I to fa r tha purpose ad raising
ftu da aorgly needed by th* Army.
0. W, BHftMr preelded over th*
me t t e f to Uw atoenc* of Presi
de: l W. A, Loftier, who wa* ot
ter Bag B ft Jtokary euavention in
'” 3
v fl
A
.
•
W
. I
porta the monarch * had * riUlted
after a batter night.
Death came when Anglo-tEgyptlan relations had only recently
progressed from the riot stage,
lie was friendly to Great Britain
through the long .period during
which' then* was national strife
between factions, one demanding
completa severance of EgyptianHrltish relation*, and tho 'other
desiring the continuance of Brit
ish domination.
, „_ —
'Sat ration' A m y by an a Ira am committee working this week, The T
annual appeal la to ba made a m i
Thursday, May 8, with C E. Daw*
son as general manager of the
campaign. Advance wbecriptioAa reported are aa follower
T. W, L aw to n________ ___ $ Lflft *
Miss Mary Muslltr ..
liW
lllr tl# A>ftft«lHlN Pffftil
Coe* Cola Bottling Co.
UM
Relchsfuehrar Adolf Hitler gave Reel and R o n s_________ - 10.0ft
addltloijal -powers to hte— right Sanford Atlantic Rank ^
SU B ";
hand man, Gensrsl
Hermann Sloke* Company
^
6.00
Wilhelm Goerlng, today In a W. E. K Irchhoff------------Stmlnol* County Laundry j 11.0ft 1
many's economic lesdcr,
Dr. Security I .umber Co. —
8.00
Hja-msr Schacht. Aa official e d k f American F ruit Grower*__ _ 36.00
announced th a t Goerlng, air min Julius DlngfsMer
*
lldftft ister and premier of Prussia, Pvnttead Gray and Moor* - 18.00
would assume the poet of supremo P. N. W h iteh u rst------ — 10.0ft
dictator over all raw material and J. C. Penney Company — . lftftft .
the foreign exchange question,
two of th* economic problems A Friend -------------- — * 10.0ft ,
previously supervised by Schacht.
Der Fuehrer took this slap la Dillinarer's Lawyer;
aa effort to am id an open conflict
To Serve Two Y eara
~
Iljelman
between Dr.
Iljslman Schacht,
minister o f economics and presi
WASHINGTON,
Apr. Iftw-V
dent of tha relchtbenk and the
Louis Plquatt. attorney tor Jotea .
Natl party(
'
*
Dlllingsr until tha fam au publte
was shot down by O - o r i,
West Florida H arbor ehemy
vetterdav lost In Supnma O a u t .
„ Proposal Ig Favored his fight to **<•pa a two y ear >
Jell senlisJ# ’and (10,00 fMI fftF ,
WASHINGTON, Apr. t S ^ P ) allegedly aiding Hamer V « t t
—Army engineers have reported
favorably on a proposal ' to Dlllingsr gang.
Hitler Adds To
Powers Of His
Right Hand Man
MAJORITY MAT RULM
Bay to *1$ feet and provide for
a width of 100 feet. la Bayru
Chico a 14-foot channel, 7$ fast
wide, would lead ta a basin 600
feet square and 14 feat deep.
Engineers estimated th* cost
ef tho breach channel a t $40,000
and tha annual maintenance at
$3,600.
The report wax requested a
year ago by tha Haas* commit
tee on rtvqra ta d harbors,
Eden Plans To D ra ft
His Own Peace P lan
• F A f a i‘ , v
I..S
^
O ^m naa
-l.fct that n .ltt.h
NEW YORK, vApr, U —(/P
Chairman Farley af the Dl
ocratte National Gmmtttoa |
dieted th* two-thirds n d t.w a
be abolished by Juaa Damdfft
convsnlloOt
LOCAL
*
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THE SANFBBD HERALD, SANFOtD, FLORIDA
af Fugitive Ethiopian Has
MURDER UNDER THE BIG TOP
' K ic k widow spider* M ating In
Olympic Scouts Recruit Collegians
• pr)T«U phono exchange in OaaC alif, cut o ft w in com
Iti Earnest Quest For National Title tend,
munication. The operator u *
Demands Pursuer s Win
i on tha toupn
little w orrier 'ho la the nominal
lord of much of the Danakll
dei
re* Ion, a . well aa large
territories
i ______ _
____
approaching
L a la
Ashangi from tha east. ’
F lr.t M ariotti mpved against
Since last November General Rabat with a column th a t dror#
ario tti, one of tha Italian c o m - through th e ’ Danakll, fought
P)—Ras 'Kras# Sabat, a
, plump, little man, is the
r a f «m of tha funniest la-1
ta in tha Italiaa-EUiiopian
If anything about w ar can
“ H o m e a tu d B ill"
SUBMITS HIS CANDIDACY
FOR
GOVERNOR
of Florida
Ta The People Of This Rlate
Bubject T a Dewocratic
iV .
Primarta*
HODOEH U opposed to a Sale*
T ax and a1! other nuisance
fAMie
BODGES favors: Old Age and
Mother's Pensions—642X1 Au
tomobile Tags—Taking tag off
ollna used by Fisherman’*
ta and Farm ers’ tractors in
C
HODGES stands four-square
fo r • preservation
of
the
HOMESTEAD
EXEMPTION
AMENDMENT and the anlargsaw nt of its scop*. He
worked for this Amendment
through all th a 'lo n g years of
hla servlca In tha Senate and
fought before th* paopl* for
Ha ratification.
HODGES le ft hla office, took
a sound wagon and visited
■vary elty, vU’ag* and ham lst
Jit this State urging the peop.e
to ratify the Amendment,
ra te Pslltlvsl aaverttesvest
1b at through
the
mountain*.
1 Somehow Sabat, hU followers
.diminishing to ■ handful, managed
While crowd* ik e e r the performers, death su lk s unde
I to keep one jump ahead of the
t~.p
an
I W arner otaad solvee a th eo-rinr mystery sa the
{pursuers)
He made at least a hundred O ilentil detective of "Cha.lie Chan a t the Cl.cue,” new |
,
promises through nstiv* Interm e film at the Rita tonight.
diaries to meet Mariotti in soma
.
__
hour of work Increased 5 percent.
! mount" In fastness and talk the
situation oyer. Rut he kept none
. of these rendeivoua.
,
.1
* work decrvaseil 2 percent.'
Finally, he ran out of mountain
P h n - l» t the wsg* increase
i ret rests and with the simplicity
«-*
y iii
t
r * drive have progrertrd to the point
of the native mind, or maybe the
cunning, he moved quietly Into the
. bean scanned and t list complied uf
’ native quarter at Adlgret, hiding
By HBttHKKT PLUMMER
those considered In the most
j t h e n at the very time th a t M ar
WAHIIftNQTONl Apr. ti.-U T ) * • * » » « *
«nd
it a l Badogllo, high commander —I.csders of organised labor e ra . th*refor* *" "*«
P«sltlon to
| of the Italian armies, was mak- quietly making plana to launch a **“ • wagaa.
| Ing Adlgrat his headquarter*.
drive for wage Increases In In-) Nlntean ta s k Industries are In
By the time Infrrmer* told the dustry after the tea bill now be- eluded on this list. They are airj Italians whera to look Rabat was fore Congress Is enacted Into lav.'- craft, automobile, auto p a rti.
gone again.
Convinced th a t under Ih* new building, chemicals, - containers,
Msrkitll, still In rharg* of thu law Imposing a levy on corpora- electrical
equipment,
finance,
j hVlnt, located him one# more in tlon surplus, th* tendency will be foods, household products, ma! the mountains, and sent a tru st- to pay out sorp usee In dividends ehinery, install, office equipment,
1 ed sergeant of natlva troops, a Instead of letting them eeeomu- Ml producing sad refining, rail' Hlmlvihi, to talk onra more with late. Isbor spokesman raise the roads, railroad equipment, refrae’ Bahat.
q- aatlon o f why these funds torlei, retail trade and
utlll
Tha Blmbashl found Rabat. Ho ihnul-1 nut he used to Increase ties.
—
talked to him. In fact he’s fill)!
1talking to him. after a month.
Every now and then a runner
comei to M rrlottl from hla fa ith -1
ful sergeant
with
messages'
I somethin* Ilka thesa:
“B is Kaasa Rabat would lik e1
a fiasco of wine. Still talking t*J
1him.”
'
| “S sbst would like a bag of
| flour. Ha may su rren ter short-!
SAK- FAN CISCO, Apr.
tW V-Thi, O u t f i t ’yW r -» j> rrr , t
tbo m l# forbidding -axtra-curricuU t- c a b itnU itU m c for col
let* athlete, enhances the hope
ef Coach Charley Hooter of the
San franciaco Olympic Club that
his 1936 track and Hell unit will
be the atroofeat a t IU kind in the
nation.
.
Suipcnalon of tha refolaticn »,
which ro lb fian a usually must per
form o a t, in the c o o n of their
alma m ater perm it# Coach Htmte.
to recruit undergraduate* for the
team with which ha will Mlk the
National A. A. U , aenlor outdoor
rh 'm -h n sh fp .
Mainstays of tha Olympic Club
'e r - .l. how srrr. ara stars who el-1
irady have com plated their college
*" ' • Thaae Include the fra ite il
ml dls distance ace seer developed
*t Stanford—lanky, bespecUc ed
■en Eastman, holder of fir# world
F r a h i l m t i s a d a)
charity hospital patients
roanded by • mem ber ol
D k fo tounty board of
them and fled.
of Stanford- am) m a y - otiuTS. .
“ BdtA ifoora and Kirkpatrick
ha»» skippal oyer tha IJO-ymrd
hiph hurdle# in world reeordto w llin r tima af
second*.
Virtually all who will try to help
he O ymplc Club win the A. A. U.
till* are candidate# for the Ameri
can Olympic squad.
Hunter’s team took second to the
New York A. C. In tha nationals
at Lincoln, N ab, last summer. •
■i-io c a c .
Sunday.Apr. 26 Is Memorial Day and, In celebra
tion of the* rvent this bank will HOT B E OPEN
for business on MONDAY, Apr. 27th.
All orders for currency, payrolls, or transfr - of m onef should be made on Saturday, Apr.
Oflb
*
J
CRAZING RETURNS PROFIT
THE SANFORD ATLAN1
N a tio n a l B a n
SAN ANGELO, T e a , Apr, I f .—
—G raiing on winter grain
fialds of west Texas compounds
wo fit for ranchmen. Louts Wil
liams and Bill Mason, d r , of Eden
bought 2.500 lambs a t 64 a head
laet fall, paid 10 rente a month
'aeh for DO days’ pasturage and
void them, wool Inclrded, i l | l I
head.
.
PI.ANT BT MOONLIGHT
LYNCHBURG, V i; Apr. 24. UP)—Lynchburg
city ■ council
passed a measure 'calling for the
planting of potato## by the tight
o’ the moon la municipallyowned garden#.
Labor Prepares ; but
-1 *;*r " r„hiur ,f
10 Voice Demand I
ro r Hike In Pay *)»» dm »vm«i industry
former Ij C. A. A. A. A. illsrus
champion, and E l W atrrbury and
John M otttam , standout jsvtllneen.
,
From tha ranks of those still In
college hereabouts. Coach HunUr
will call out such acts as Hunllers
ta ro y Kirkpatrick of ?.tn Mateo
Junior Col ege and Tom Moore of
tha University of
California;
Porintsr George Ande-aon of Cal
ifornia; fihotpi tie r Jim Reynolds
Just A rrived !
CAR
L O A D
Kerr Fruit Jars
McLaulin,
The. Jeweler
PRICES ARE RIGHT
W atch Mb C lot**, Jew elry
R E P A IR E D
D iam ond* M ounted
PHONE 53
i
ORANGE JUICE
ONE EGG
TOAST
hsrm white th* aergsant accom
panies him iverywhsr# arguing
with him. And for the first tlm rj
In raenths. he’s eating and drink-1
Ing regularly.
COFFEE
Also Waffles with Bacon
LUNCH
Served Every D lJ f*:r
ifU n i o t Hu *kot m u itA vi * t r
H btne M ade
Ail Kind* of
Soups' & Salads
Home Made
CHOP SUEY
Served Every Saturday
producing power, and th a t w ithout
thte balance prosperity . cannot
live, nor can poverty b# perm*nenlly leeaenwf.
-From IBM tol»S b ," they eey
-worker*' produclag oooav per
\
" T fc >*/ w**tbm n ftip r s * * ”
w th s t’t what « *ay caU th e
m | r r ‘ t*r then m r be
fore. Term* ware never so easy
before. Com* la and let aslhow
,h* grestret Tforje of *U
Heeffi XaUaroe 'M fripretoc,
^
W are* of in eaceftkaul per-
\n w U h p t l h k l e U M . . m * k
r/S jsg to n lir
L A N E Y ’S
DRUG STORE
to yourself this truth :
in its field because it’s
tie
IN VITA-MIL
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A f |«
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OF MANY
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Association W ants
Quarantine L ifted
On Tick Free Area
Lights To Be
Installed At
Airport Soon
Few New Issues Have
Beeh Added To lis t
W ith Adjustment Of
Taxes I n SpotUfht
S l o t Machines
Are Lambasted
JOBLESS SEIZE NEW JERSEY
County Stockmen Airport n c
main a
Of Screw Worms tr*Attha
barter read
T A T a L A H A 8S E t A p r . * * •
_ ( A P ) — T h e
num
n e t o r
iM iie e
th a t h a v e
Id e n t ifie d
p o litic a l c a a tp e if o a
la p e a t
e le c t ia n e a n
h e w s
p r id e d
b e f o r e v o t e r s t h i s veer by a
r e c o r d f ie ld o f c a n d id a t e * . A
f e w
n e w
Is s u e s h a v e
b e e n
a d d e d .
P i n t
p la c e ■ I n t h e
s p o t
lig h t g o e s
to ta x e s — a
s u b
je c t
o a t o f w h ic h c o m m
Ju s t
■ b o a t r e t r y s U m t 'I m m , to c h * ».
p u b lic s c h o o ls , o p e r a t io n o f * ° v • rn re e n t, re d u c e d p ric e s f o r s u t o m o b iln lic e n s e ., o ld a g o p e n s b n s ,
■ a d h o m e s te a d ta x o x o m p ib n .
A lo n g s id e th o rn , m o w
c a n d i< ^ t o o e r a p la c in g p la t f o r m p la n k s
fo r
r w p o n l o f tlm s l o t m a c h i n e
la w , e n a c t m e n t o f a t a w p r o h lb -
Getting Much Worse,
S a y s McClelland;
~ Fanners M ust Act
th a
'- * « •
h r
~ru
IhiT^" 5
I h »W y
Z
odea
M r.
tax.
1 * t*u<r
_
Loglahtaro oaUl
m
ll I
to
d o
a n y
c a n
tre a
it a a
e ase * I
d o h te
t th e ir c
w a ll a a
c o a t
l: th a
a t t le ,
a a y -
M c C le lla n d
o f
ra ttle .
I m a p a c tlva
a f
h a w
h a re
to
w p p ly
o f
to r tu d
I
a n d p to a U r la s o p p lle d f r e e o f
c h a rg e h y tW
ba p r o c u r e d t h r a a g h l a a p a c t o c M c C o lla a d o r C o u n t y A g e n t C . R .
D o w a a a . la U m h a ..m e a t o f th e
| C o u rt B o o t* .
I a a p ee to r M c C k O a a d a a d a a vw ra
■ ta c o ve r
S c m h a a le a a d
V e to a ta
J ta m t h a a a d p a rtto o a o f
a m d B r e v a r d c o u a tto a , “ h a t I t to
Im p o s s ib le t o
g a t e w r y w h i r e .*
h a s a id . U a t J t u ia ly w a r m w s o t h er
to W a rn e d b y U e to a p a c t a r f a r th a
to c ra a a a la a c ie w
Sanford Man Is
Chosen Treasurer
Of Church Group
„
. i T r ^ L t .u
t h e t h ^
— ( A P I — H e a rin g
d o r s r n ic fit
of
R B )ilrt^ | (i
th e
A p r. 25.
th e
eoI V m k fc n t
n e w ly
fo rm e d
,
.. : ” G o o »l N e ig h b o r l e a g u e " e n r
A rc 'll
n x tion xl p ic tu r e to *
ha, n, U v .
O n e Ic x iio r
M id
It
fig h t fo r id o x b i -o p p o ,h —
o f lh « A m e i j m n .
I
I . n » r t y l ^ g u c . b itte r N e w
b a o u t Iw eed
AfW c the V i A -r-ry
e^wem cJ f * a - « h w«rWwa p r a n t e g n W fwoda. d m am I n < ^
l W * mtu< TrJt>i th, t JW I r ri t i c.
T h e HCW ie egOO
lig h t s a ra w w d th a M W
d a ry i
B *hf» w ill rmpheyad caaaPirto&iy w U d tlhrw See m Uw * ” -4.- - t rtw V f r W a e »hwn*e at T ' « e « and fww tVe
^ drc-iVd between n.- ’ l '* " * lrmilrT* in "
„ _
n l a t
fwnC ia te r a b . pared h. remain n “much < m ...n
. i d lSr h w m b n 'm l wuway Sa feed tW m
T V ehahhaiy twma' and Ural gweetwment
I
P * ' * * Bd " “ **! * *
tU
fun
* a a
m ; a
h a w
c a a
t z
*"
a b a w i < w ie h u n d r e d
J_____
W A S H IN G T O N .
,w
W "*,
Comprising 1*0
• w h e r J - l - W l k . fW w .“ , « •
but wtoeviy
th e rrfo ra
T h a ra a y
trv w g th e
a to c k m a u
a x d th e y
r*
. w
.
iT t B C llfl!| |
Layman To
D irect Its P o l i c y
• f the M •" pc-njert*. He -lid
■tatre and mwwirtpalitir. will le
rrqwWeH ta pay fa , Uwd .nd dam-j
bauat a w a n t i n g l o t * * * * • P *'*’4 " ® * ■ * • * p o f c o * • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - all atnekmeu to act prom ptly. | o * r t » « » m im - ■**■» Wx*r *S g y
w
_ .
“Trll aw ry oouar o f o ta o aoa «- plane*,
the
u
g
h
row.” Mr. McClelland sold ted n r.l Tba appropriotiaw rac
“to ba on bla torn t a d watch fori ia R M S
thin Infratal Ion. and grew prom pt’ While tha
treatm ent, or a t will hove tha
iU a * employment o f members o f; w o n t aammer with th a
screw tha CHy ia
t b o L e g is la t u r e la o t h e r i U U d e w o r m
purchase oft a a
p a e ta a w h a rrw r e a r
ha
e n ts , s a d U n a t t O fm n i p
p ro m o te In d u s try s a d a g ri
re .
1
u rljr
o v a ry
President Backs9 <
0
lyt NeW OrffaniZatUMl "j
hCT
Inspector I f. R-' M cO^I u d ^ a a d . Th*r* " in W
h a
^ d
1M
B E R
Twe X .« !. 000.000 omnih.it Hon.1
cemt^l
ww. approved today
* * » ><m»ta rmomerre m n m lltrr
0
rhairwiaa CwprUad told rrpnrtcr. _ _
.
,
~7
fW committee voted taw to tic I T f l t C S t S I l t
Btbhc ha needed aa at
f a l l Tha airport m
Avrwoa, about three
of tha City.
p a rt w ill
a n d p e n
Screw worm iafaaUtioei la ba
fo o t b o u n
mm ing much worsa la th is earb a it a lia a
tlon of tha atata, it h reported by
o f
’- W
w
Chairman Says It Is Leader Says I t May «
F irst In The World
i^Srht The Liberty m
Having No P o r k , , League, Critic Of
States Share Costj New Deal Policies
■ m lh 'i U a* .
lig h tin g
J f l
Flood ControIGood Neighbor
Bill Approved League Enters
By The Senate|National Stage
[BER
i_____________
I
Opposition To S a l e s
a craw of SO w ra will ha see
Tax Expressed By
•ha IWU. I t n fip c c .n l that
Many A Candidate Inspector W a r n s wack will oct-upy at
Th a
.
A a tW H a f r w v n l a lk n
N U M
Work B egins Monday
With Crew O f
Men; B e
In A bout A
ir
C e n tr a l
R a il, H i g h e r
>
Lifting of lit* quarantine w
rattl* la tick-free arew. in thi,
section b asked nT the S lit *
L l t n l « h Board in a m o h t im i
f«M c d t y Ole Seminole County
Agricultural A--ocietkm_ In the
rvaohition which w ai
parsed
Thorsdwy
rem ing. > n r l o o i
arm * were set forth s . m ine
immune ta rattle ticks, and
thma i hot) Id be
freed from
quarantine regulations, in tha
Im ta h tlo a o f
opinion of
the asaocialtna.
■ tr u c tie a L ig h t s a t S u f o c ii
Complete eradication o f ticks
lpal Airport w ill
in r « r y section o f Saasinola
Countj w u d iv u tw d a t tha J day. W. & K arl*. WPA
l a k y . M a s t o f tl
meeting.
!
M ajo r Issues
p o rtm
o o d
c u ltu
N c
i
O n ly
A f f o r d in g
S A N F D O n . F IX M O D A . S A T C T D A T . A P S X L S , 19
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Selection O f P r o p e r S i t e Powell Convicted ^
For Sanitarium H alted By Of First D eg r e e
State Supreme Court Rale^Mm&er Of W if e
£
^
Tkrre Sites O ffctrd N o R e c a u u d itio i
In Seminole County Of Mercy Made By
Bat Board Can't Act ; Jacksonville J u r y
University.' Honor
Society C h o o s e s
Two Sanford Men
„
C r ” , r J e ' d ' r« ™ "
" « « U y engaged, hy
^*1
r T , r i r i l h Denv'cratir National rwmaalh-;
1 burd e f delate rm
*
* —w! ^
** w V a a h .
—
,
•
^
B m k jN
| t r c A.
, a t T.«M A .
| ,r % M .
I
in f *. ' t » t e
m ea--; on
*T*
, __, ■
committee. the annouocmaot awe,
sod wtn have actual
dtrectiou.
R rp m rfita tice l m m ltrci. Oltvt,
T h e o t h e r m e m b e rs o f th is
rvwm rwt. etnrmed iw«« the well,
m itta a a re C o l.
Patrick
of the rhnahrr ta argue that
C a lla h a n ,
L o u is v ille ,
would wipe
out I
tV
la y m a n
w h o
g a in e d
thoaeanda e f b w ia r u emocem.,
a n d p r o m in e n c e
a » a
tend ta m a t e
amonpoly.
Mrs. Estelle
n r p le w i
fo r
'r e la y
ThO Be moc-ratif majneity
ile .
to
W a n in g
V -
AfOr^Tiifiuf'iiU1 «d tow « w
seal
TiAmW D*
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C I n t « | C s v t i IX S*. B in n h in :
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< W T n<UL4gV,
> 4 s « . Mrx.
m
. , nliitin A mmiiifli*
hroUoy U h » ite- j i r* tk » li u M m r o n l Ah m -p ^
.
fiihiMc iX n r aiftoifcMP M n u a t * iff * . « ru o ^d D n r *1 *r**ov*ti**itft.
I^
n p rtw s
k» n.ffhMD t i r w i n . j
P'rirtrr
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V?
Tl*r I^noiH n-u, iiv n a m m
5 J"[
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w o r t h h it o% *itn r-" w t w r r *rawk
wtl
4 of*«
munt W i n
v l u
i l t r t jir^uo^cv.
w
t Lc mumm
■ W piisinpi Aa t o n t uCL
^ -TJ*' rTinn
T W - v t a t k r t : I ^ « % gkiuihi
1 H* uuaM jn-1** to il rW !Wh»r*4 ’ T\*r
re e a id e o t T . F . Sim pwm « r •*I Utinf u l e i l n
1 -mii.l itut ailnllre a - tow<t
S tu a h c . -umwohir
__ 1 Sowatooto C ham ber o f Cwmmecre.
■ ettfej im the north i w . 't n t n j a n i i
e-iet -if a
t£MMNM ’ *>** f<*wedl killed the
u _ r ! Teporttog th* receipt e f oomer-catteiwd M l
dh-ww*a in tflcrt ag**n*e 4iSeciB w d v i be too ' * * • Vwtm er.
plated
. w , ewmptotot. agwin-t
mi«-or*
* ’ * * " eotermw o o < pH ttaa tor- aftwi--| l * f v Cvurw aa I K > ami t o l l ww- botole. n aw
a a t iw iM
T : Ww-a aoUHwro. latoed a warwine
,.
owrh
# | »* handler.
LT
“- i ,
.
(•
'
prom inent In tha
ta e it and Jewish charttioa.
ta
I V . H i g h s a id “ W o j u t
g o a h e a d w ith O w r
graaa, and U to
Ueala.
which a r e
^ « C w h . w e s h o u ld
bat
the
lib erty
I f p i vlta
w t o
to
h H a a r
League,
WO
to Uw
vr ' ttanoT- A * • ee~ufc PowcdL who |IV iu « 1 e*a
Fm u
• w n u V i r r v r n w . with talk <»f
litre h a - h*e
TTnrh aC t f rw ( f M i w v . Sm* ..m e Cei
•.■her ways to p •
yw-n.eJh. J «■ olari I f c h arg e .
t m t i K
T W litfk irtWmaA
federal lai th~ Jutd bf'W tar they
m ' y«»rd«mf
| W * . 4 re tk time i f t t f go i %in#
knfar»r Hiiffk
*» tav*Mti«J^ia«mk] a ji, . It imti
au dit go to at tempt mg
van p t V 'd l . » '
T 22
5E.
pk
o m w ?1
trhc (*i.^jinft«nc«id W tb r c b f t f ir rharr.
wmi lit* r. Mo ln |^ *w
^
that
•^togporuaktiiNP C n « f c r , T f R s r t N i
ib a h r H e
pw f wd ’ n r U n M 1 U £ .
mvwt ta the firin g ttoe to rw____
ifeecviAjea*
w m rjr u u t t|N Maseaw C. fS»
tlmt D**—
wo tha mil have
! baww b n a e t i n u l to ScmimoV • « . 1 lau a ea l ed
ChuaTr. hog Vtoca ** aw weed "to wnwt rT I 'H b id a
_ , ,
t o J a m t o U t o
E " t< H
, f aaa i» e gueeraue. wdt oA O aao‘ toeewt-air eSe-m. toe w rw tatl od .S
^
mwia Rerubliran, added that
a* the swam r f Se,. im.br . . . m , , « . * ^
Tadawtadmto
Omwd «U rm g *d h i . wtor V
« « L
( “ " L - 7 .'
^
t (b. ra.<
■ !- .
t h k r w M MW t e w t d r « * m ' l T'«r
» »r»Ae-!. m a iV d after t V b.U would
at uw
d r U h e r a t ic m .,W
* *
* • » * •
L t o e u l-. e f I m w m
to w . -f t
e -N
- - - - - - - - - -■ i c e v O . “
* *
,p ^ U m U *
Reyn,b l ^ . - r e e m , ted their fir-.
Future Farmers
Will Compete In
Public Speaking 1
F o tu rw
F a rm e rs
a f
w ill e n g a g e la t h e ir f ir s t
s p e a k in g c o o te a t o f th a y e a r n e x t
T u e s d a y e v e n in g , th e w i s e r la
r r p r e s e n t S e m in a l* C h a p t e r t o a
d ir ir ir t c o n te s t to b e s ta g e d k e f*
o n M a r 9. T h e w i n n e r o f t h a t c o w e «t w a
c o m p e te
w ith
d is t ric t
c h a m p io n , to a s ta te c o n te s t, a a d
t h a t w in n e r w ill g o la t a th e n o
tio n a l c o n te s t.
S rv e y . b o y s w in e n g a g e to s o t
T u e s d a y e v e n in g 1* p u b lic t p t o h
to g c m ite a t w h ic h w ill h o b a ld to
w o
a d
U w
Z Z f"d ^ y "^ ir ,tto g ftrnd. <be “ rricultural
, ^
lW_ I m u -rdh I Sewiin«»lgh then
School a t 7 J I
a V to c fc . P r in c ip a l C . E .
M c K a y ,
R e v , J . n . R o o t a a d J . U Ia g to y
w ill V
t v Ju d g e s .
W illia m
R e rw e tt,
H e v k o v t
T h u r -t o g a n d R o b e rt
R s a le rs n w
.w il l d la r u r n th e
F lo r k k a
C re e o S ta te C a n a l a a a p u b lic | i d l i m |
C h r is R ia c h e r e l w ill a r s h N
U w
v a lu e o f V o w b e a u t if y in g , I d w t
M a u s e r w ill te ll o f d m v a h w a d
v o c a lto n a l a g ric n h a iw t a th a f e w
n ris ity . Jo h n R . Jo c w s . I r .
d ia r u a s f o r e s t r y , a a d P a y d i s m ___ .
. | i _ i m a n w l l d e c la im m
c w -e p e r e t i*
«
y e a t o v w t h e _ _ _ _ _ n ------. ------ .
V
w ill to o k fu r r
Si mpson W arn s Oi
™ T to S a n d lin g ’ By
: O ut-O f-Tow n M en
;
-
thi«
I n
.
VANDENBOG IN RACS
lETROIT. Apr.
tk - ^ P T - T h *
Six Boy.Scouts In
New Baptist Troop
LOCAL WEA'
D ies
PROSIT
Tea*
-
.
••.V «
"
j*
,
�f.>(jirtp v n T
Candidates Are
* * * ..E g * " ” *
IfM
u « hi
am
of Family To h
la f BWlina L r a d a r iNOW READY
* » .■
H Soothara), la a member of the
dlub held
lta third generation of the Blackman
t Han Undo U»t I family. to take a prominent p a rt
ra s a *
people, in »ctiritleg a t Rollins.
a twmitif j I [ Ills grandfather, M 1st* Dr.
■ ago, according, to t h e f i
ministration, tTi10 average Interest rote j
farmers was 7 4 per cent. Since 1933 the*
2
BrockNcten m tklitam year* tho tangtat tram
itfcm In tJoolhemnl aerrtd by any pre.ldent, Y e o a r
i W olkm b th r ta n o i X n . MkrDrabs and M ira’, Jaffa Bookman Wallace. who w as
I t f l ar». m aking. a to ro w Student a t Rollins,
i r with Mr. a n d ' Wslfcce baa a bi«b n co id f in
ilar,
, scholarship and la an ooUtoo ding
ifii, a- w ^ l f number of the Tarally farimndn*
started
an! tram . He h **««! o. la pr™wa«i
ioun la P a tn l af.the iw U ia lty , John Ci Bills, 1H,
U cootinoe I t ' pf Oenraa. F lo , who will be sra.1»r. Anyona I*- naiad Udt year.
It la this dlffi
farmers
see
tent a saving
of
"National farm loan assodaifot
only guananteed thousands of m at
Federal Land. Bank
y ™ b u ” ••
j ii i of
o t {Columbia.**
says
nkssisfssst^,
nlnUtrstlon. “fat
h e re
ik c o m m is s io n e r In m a l
an weB u first mortgage security—b
redeem farms lost through foredpeu
s23kj
it r p
om e
Aa rrports Indicated a record fourtat Cl
rselatrallon of votora, Governor
___.n
Sbalta steppad Into tba picture L f _
gfth Instructions to atata attar* parR „
naya to inrentirate rrporta of anI • n ■ ,
area sited affora in tba atata to •V'l
tjn 'frMKbt’ttii ’ registrations. “J'SrJ S
SptvUI frand Jury aaaalooa m *,!
recommended by tba Governor It , JfiW
* T V * tDAT. A P g l t
ductlon of Intercet rote* on i
nald. for by the United at«
burses the banka for what
__
__
_ _
^
l U b lU o ro tf >
they it t u l* q ' y * * i
Federal land Bank*-Mid thei#!*^ Imiu* o£ bond*. hi*
■* g f A ' J j f benlts hsyo cvee lent money In the 15 y « w » L kMpfi
ot ts, lr .rbcdolexLeeUng «
of ^helr history, end slifce the low rate went Into effect |»f speeches flu* weak, and wber* each mo«
over 30,000 farmers have greened the opportunity to, ■» I UiaiT waald apeak nedt weak. Iwork, tbo
finance their debts, realising tbst where loans are made IThere am »o many candidate* ikat Imaking a
now at 4 per cent, the borrower *111 not have to pay a brrdijr h day r»« by bat what MH A
Its- , t o u t o r
£
Adndaiatrator higher rate daring the entire term of the loan, which may ^ y f ^ ^ J " J * V £ U
* ** T
"
rtn*. PrraUtant Kooseralt and be made for s period as long as 30-odd years."
An everv rood farmer know, the mat of'*rM.»M«i
•* Jow’ 2- nr* w *kl
tit •m b 're nf Congroa^ but
itbr R N b h 'r *UH asya the is fully as Important as the market price in determining { <]•£„ wan M adjithmat qaait-j
I will be h in t. Why M t let whether there are any profl"
M m ttla and O s*la lulld- B t crop. Cutting tha cost of
and fertnirer, h a sure 'bs»# p»w thalr fra*
terest and taxaa, aa welt as
•peurtty
m ol' ta wnoiag.ii Am moot
H H M
of
prevslling
low
Interest
rates
to
reduce
expenses.
|cLrap#n* af°MlaUL^treTlr. Coos I
d by tha W1
0 ----------
Keeping A Pap
*
o f Lobs O ty, W irism C. Hedges
.
alow, B. r . Paly of W ait P yl»
•aiding to official, report*. That*
Hit V*ry much to lira oa, ta ftT
t a e . l h u i * dollar a day, ,
Whatever may be the, M
suh*l«tonce wage" paid New R«ch, Ralklgh rettewny' »*ofl
York relMf workers, It coots 1913.28 * year to Iteep a dog In-1tbmpa. m 3 J. R. YwrwtwJi/ of
the moat approved aristocratic style, according to a detailed W‘"!*T
, ,
•' V » e Gtnaial ENctric Compa«ri survsy ttc a n ty edmhicted by the Associated.ftreaa.
I',
m 'tt
3 > h ta h ; ssonafraturra »P*h ol
^ Tobeginwithrit costs 9240 a year Just to feed the pup.
Flor*
•JactrUal oquipmt
T
o
be
in
style
ono
must
have
a
regular
canine
caterer,
WM
u
T
u
mnninw
*
rioos
M
(ond
’to
V in e, antayad a t
ctsllsing in dbg dlsUtlcs to make sure that the animal’s di- “ caernotTm* In tha nartwt
pr*m*-ta*^ it**.
I native apptiatua ia pronerly maintained. Some caterer*
candi/itoa. Srrm bare
rehintt |1 5 1 dwnthj but $28 la not unusual, and 990 la aboutl/ted. Tbs mw dUOttreU t*md
the average’
JosUf sn and Ir wHfh,
than, In'New, York City, special provision has to bo)w—
of
.'L o t
made for giving dbgs regular dally exercise. Living aa
tL^Vm^ini
do In penthouses and lofty apartipexjta, they <ouldrrt be
gwikL
expected t o e x e rc is e th e m n d v e o . So a. special ex ercise b a y I
wka h iTa qoaliflM fra
has to be aired from a dogrwtal&lng agency a t fifty cents anftho fifth dutrlift raes «r» Jamas
i hour. Thia will coat thorn only about 9160 a year.
J . Banlp »r Orlando, h J. Di»k*
Weekly grooming and conditioning, baths, rubdown*,I •In**' of Oriando. RoyH C.
' indabtedneie baai
W^MISAO andI and so forth, account for another #13o annually. Quito a
Vf**^1** J?’ ^ t w f f i j
•t '$#,533,040.10.
market prlc* of
c o d a tun riao/i
m a i n la WasblaaarreiUd far drWJlUi
fhdughr
Caadltlona. I»
pa are hopaUU bast inOita country.
^ ‘ JLrjsr.
Kos lo s t all faHb
o tires and. k t i e f
Osae rally
B onos; jylcot
SANFORD TWBf^yy H[EARD A4gP?
and aiwayg rei
Mr. and H i*. Gordon B anw tt e m i s n A N s c i e n c b c h u b c i i
sp rat U at w ra pad a t
Corn*
nsdo B arak vtatttng Mira J i r w .
-proU U on a fte r Death" ia tha
Phone 70S, 202 Magnolia
Mr. Bdlor ta raw vta/ing w ith aobfect o f tho lemon-srrrooa In all
hi* dasgbtar, Mra. flwratman.
rharchoa of Cbriat, Selentiit, Apr.
. Mira K a li Moterndorf loft h r
N to w b , N. J . |aat Vrvday.
Tbo Goldan T oot U tram t to la r
Mr. and Mia. C. Brock b a r , ro- 1:1. “Rlaeaad be tho God ami
taraod ta tholr homo la Now FWbar of o n r' Lord Joona Cbriat.
tlampobiro.
which according to h h ahundaat
Mra. Jchpaon and Mrs. A. II merry hath begotten aa again unto '
Bosnatt *xp«ct to sta rt , north a livaly hope by tbo rm arm tio n o f ]
May S aad will visit, Mr. and Jeeu* C hrist from -the dead."
M rt (Near A lbert ia North CaroAmong the citation* which conM
llrut rnrouta.
priaa Dm lesson aarmon ia tba fat - 1
Mra. Wales, and har eoualn. towing from the BIMo; "Now Ibat
Mlaa Bawott,’ ira leaving for tbo dead.« re raised, otrn Moooo j
arjiir
•
IT year f la t birthday earn*
showed at tba bu*h, wbon ha ealtM I
IM S, no poll lax
tba Lord tba God. of Abrahim, amt ’ a fter Jan!
tha God of faaoc, and tho God’of | paymant would b e ncoeaaary tn
Jacob. For ho I* not a G at ofl tb a , rota In any election In 1B*0.
dead, *r»t of the thrfmr; for oil lira I If you Ifeeetrta 21 y e a n of.aga
bofoia Jail. 1,' 1WM, you abnuld
onto him" Lcko 20.17. 30).
Ta
Tho leMOn-mormoo alio lot Imlaa
tha following psaaaga from th e 1
Christian fteianca textbook, *Sci
ence and Health with Kay tn tha
Strip tores," by M iry Baker Eddy;
"Jeioe’ unchanged, phyaiaai condi
tion after what M e n d ta be deOUr
hta eraltattaa
coadltiooaf Olri
■ ib# "Bont *erar»l ^ , ’ ,11 malt
much staawd w ltn thl* rxalU tlon explained hi
t n d . fary k e |n .th e ! eenalon, and revealed utunl
ably a probationary and pn
rawa.1 ■■■■■■a I
w ra I
hU l. * - - a tea
Auto Repairs
i a friH f t* e ^ .i*
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
Y aun#
pay two dollars poll tax.
'I f y«u- boeamo1g t ” dating the
year 1 IU only e a r dollar pall
tax would'bo roejulrwt.
Next Thnroday, Apr. SOth
la th a N at d ay to tn g iiU r, M»y
lK h ta th a l a s t day to pay
In o rd e r to rote in
I pall tax M
rthe 'June pHmariaa, >'«
JN O ., D. JINKiNH.
< Tax. Coltactor.
�=*!AttriHMy, 8
Mrs. E. D. Rinehart
AT RITZ SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Presides At Meeting
BO U Q U ETS
iW ap. Cash A G
R o M v rra
Calvry At*.
Fkna
ir * (•i.araak. n « « w i
a. k.
■
m rg .
^_W
E T e rflira
litr e s
aai
held thitr t m m a n m r
Jointly Thuraday night at
American Legion Hut with M
joraona present, 20 of wkkth w o n
trialtlag member* from the A nil*
| larira and Camp* of OrUado and
DeUnd. U Q. Pick.ring. qa*P
I commander, and Mra. Mae Hhalf,| or, paat department proaldaMt,
[ acted aa muatering officers.
Following the aerrlceo Mra.
Sheafar, oaaloted by tho A05*11I- iary, wax koateaa a t a aadal
.• aaeetlag. The Her. F, H. Der
rick, national chaplain of tha U.
j 8. W. V. of DeLand, waa one of
,' tha i peakera of tho evening.
____ __ ____ ^
Talk* were alao made by W. B.
Mra. H. N. Boyar at thtir homo Ballard, paat department comla San Leata.
mender, J. R. Lylaa, Mra. Fa-ay
-------Cl*:k*on, praaldant of ,the Oraecoad high acoro prise, a graaa
sandwich tray, waa giran to Mia.
f CL Roumiilat. Mrs. U F. Boyle,
ft happened In Oinnda! F*te darling babic* born at cnee, and
M atyla. Among thoaa prraont thia acene from “The Country Doctor," Fox picture which *tam the
who hod. low eeore, raeoirod a
w ait: Mr*. Fanny Clarkaoo, pres Dionne *Quintuplets, show* Slim 8ummervllle, J.-an JlemhoH. amt
novelty ornament, Mr*. 0 . I.
ident af tha Orlando Auxiliary:
Laocka, who alao had a low aeon,
F It. Clarkson, Adam Affalter, John Qualen mora than a little amasod at the atork'e bounty!
waa given a linen handkerchief,
M ra Florence White, E. T. Thom
and Mr*. R. A. Newman wma
as. Mr. and Mra William Soper.
ayardei cut pries, a Hnoa refroehMr. and M s. W. J. WUsan and
raoat set.
taro daughter* of Orlaafel Mr.
Those present were: Mrs. 8. O.
and Mra. O. T. Dacia of East
Chase, Mra. O. I. Loucka, Mrs. R.
Hun.lay
*1 I
A
c m a c n n r .ton
Oranr*. N. J-, Mr. and Mr*. Earl
A. Newman, Mrsj R. R. J>oa«,
|u «« A M
Hm^Vrllt.ii
i..M n and Hasruvd *--*«-•
Dornlck
of
Maitland,
tho
Rec.
T.
Heron.I
M
a
"«
Th e Re*. W . 1. Camphell. paaMra. O. It. Fullagar, Mra*D. U
1**11? *!•»■. I l'» A. M.
a Derrick of DeLand, Mr. and
Threaher, Mra. Georg* A. DoKparial UdM for ' hlMr»n
,-.ul.d*y School. IP:** A. M.^
Mra.
W.
F.
Scheafer
and
Mr.
and
4 i ) . h ,N A W
urllnlif
CoVea. Mra. Samuel Puleotmi.
1‘reach.no Service, It •* A. U
ward
.‘r.nchtne Hervlr*. 1 1* I* U
Mr*- R. J . Ri>Uy, IBro. H. B. will return tomorrow to Hainra Mra. Norman F. Ruaaell of Ban-j Ton
r*»nf
*»•»••*wkwry
H
ne
People’*
Mtorinx
Kr.day,
from • 1« I* VI in * •• I*.
Lewis.1Mra. U F. Boyi*. Mra, A. City after apending a faw day* son Spring*. Mr. and Mra L. QPickering
of
Lake
Mary,
Mr.
j
Crtim
1
I*
'I
»••
»
•••
l**
her*
with
relative*.
P. Connellv, Mra. Wolhco W.
and Mra Alfred Ericaon, Mia*
Wright, Mrs. J. H. Colcloogh.
Q f K K 'T * l!V U 4 i K I . I « T i r I M I I T V
**r-and Mr*. T. C. Pop* and Mr. Gather Ericaon, Alfred Ericaon,
Mr*. James O. Sharon, Mra. O.
l*urn«r
fVtel. COtriAie TAJIEIIIIAUE
D. Bishop, Mra. 0 . f . Smith. Mra, and Mra Fred Pope are spending Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. W. Balser of orlando H t4 I ownr
UlliU H*h.M.T. In •»« A. M.
An
Altamonte
8prlnga,
Mr.
and
Mr*
Homltera are rw*|tiwa|w«| to tirln<
in*
week-end
In
Apepka
on
a
fish
k
rv
K
*
.
I
(•
I'
M
A. C. Fort. Mr*. T. E. Roumiilat.
Itiw 111It Ir lit New Teelamelil.
Emeat Lagarqulat of Laka Mary. Th n !!•#. a H. B*b#r. p « m r t .
ing trip.
Kvrhirttf NrfVlree. T 1b IV M
.-tuntiny School, 1 41 A. M.
Mr. and Mra Alfrrd King, Mr*. jtermon,
■#rvlr»/ will !••• rt.mlurlrr. p»ff»
11:M A. M.
tvtnlna
Ml 7 Jl tiVltark. All a*»rv*
Ada
Walkm,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
C.
C.
. Mr*. J j B. Crawford left thl*
►*v » n a - Iiw»ic i**i »'**. I •* £ ' k « i Rfe un«UiiiimllMlBiMl *»i»‘l !!•«
W id n e irU v
P r« > « r » » d
rr%
afternoon for Harrlaburg, P*.. Prieat, Mr. and Mr*. J. R. I.yte*. W
nubile
U
liiv I I •I l«»
n v « r A . vie* Wndhnndny. I
Whore ah* waa called by the death Mr. and Mra. W. B. Balard, W. an.
af bar mother, Mra. Mary A. Brady, Charles Lord, Mra Mary
Affalter of Orlando, Mr*. Efiie a a a a v a aaaantonirr rncm caa
Re*, tv. J . a e ra e y , p e tto r.
Hawaon, Mr. and Mr*. Vematd
uuJar ScheoU
*• M
Mra Roy Hollar will laava to Sheafrr and son, Mra. Mas Sheaf- HMwenla*
Bar*lee. ll! » A. »*•
morrow morning for Columbia. er and ton, Bobb
and Mlaa Kvenlna Iter*lee. I:M P. M.
HrrvUre are eoadaeted t a t*e
B. C. to spend a few daya with Willis May Gambia,
trruitd and fourth Suodapa a t ease
bar aister,
MIM Marguerite
aionth.
p
Bridge L a n e h e o n
8 UNDAT
Confaderata Manorial Day axarclaea will bo bkd a t 4:00 P. M.
a t U k tr ia o Cemetery under tho
ouapkoa a f N. d * V . Howard
Chapter o f tho U. D. C.
MONDAY
.Tho Truth Seeker*' Claoa of
tho Ft rat Methodist Church will
moot a t 3:30 P .M . a t tha homo
af Mrs. Ooevg* McCrum, West
P in t Street, with Mr*. McCrui.t,
Mr*. R. D. Dokle, and Mra. W. C.
Dekla aa ho«te**aa,
I k a officer* of . tha Wemoa'i
Missionary 8octety of' tha First
Baptist Church and circle ahairmen will gbra a “forget-mewot”
tea from 4:00 P. M. to 4:00 P. M.
at the homo of Mra. Francta E.
Bdla, 1101 Park Avenua. All mem
ber* of tho aoclaty, auxiliaries.
■
» « « » - > C h * bultotar sat- Oak
Avenjte. Announcement « u made:
th a t's suBacriptlon bridge party
will ba given in th* neor future I
at the Mayfair Jl«tel for the
benefit of the building fund.
1
Refreshments ware served Ja to
hi the afternoon to the follow,
ing: Mr*. Frnma Lake, Mra. N.
B. Kennedy, Mra. J .-J . Hagarty,
M-e. A. D. Sauer. Mr*. Carl Rab"rn, Mra. p. M. Schlatro, l l a '
BaWj Amkrson, Mra. Henry |
Rb-hter. Mr*. Frank Metach, Mr*.;
R. A. Cameron. Mr*. E. U p tte n .j
Mr*. George E. Balme*. Mr*. Ar-I
thur Tomkinaon, Mra. Julia Lurl*1
wig, Mr*. Paut Peaold, Mra.
Henry Tamm, Mr*. J. Peck ham,
Mr*. J. Heaton, Mr*. E. V.
O'Handlon, Mr*. A. Menendaa,
Mr*. W. F. Rungs, Mr*. T . U
OTonnor, Mr*. John Scbhard,
Mia. B. E. Takarh, Mr*. J. C.
Aycock, Mr*. J. L Hurt, M:*.
June RBumlllat, Mr*. K. I). Rine
hart. and the Miaie* Aranka
Takach, Catharine C. Fox and
Joaephina Taiball.
A T THE CHURCHES
Subscription Bridge
Party Given At Club
Over 40 guests attended the
aubscrlptlon bridge party given
Thuraday evening at tho Rika'
Club by the Sanford Home Dem
onstration Ctub for the benefit
of tho 4-H Club. Auction and
pen tract bridge were played ua111 a lata hour when rafre-hmenta war* served.
Among tha contract player*
prlae* war* owardod to Mr*. C.
F. Proctor, Mrs. Victor Me: Loolln, T. C Pitch ford, and R.
F. Monaalvatg*. Auction player*
1winning prise* wore Mra Frank
j Melach, Mra C. F. Brigham, Mr*.
I C. A. Yancey, T. U 8 ulllvan. II.
| A. Swaaaon, and Dora Bonlake.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Boyar and
Refreahmanta war* . aervad by
guaat, Mlaa Rebecca Duncan, of : Mra E. D. Rinehart, Mlaa Bara
Atlanta. Mr. and Mra Harry. u SM
-tc— ' u _
f t
* -!■
V ' for*n^ y ti'ru a I T' 111* * “ *,MnU O B m i nf
n .v
lk* “flVlr and waa aaalatod by
Baaah to spend tha week-end.
Mr>< R D. Rinahart, rafraahMr. and M ra Clarence Powell
TONIGHT'
^ te ^ ^ n ^ ^ M r a . 0 c '^ F
Avon Park a r t spending a f o w
l _______________
day* b a r. with Mr. and M ra R.
M. Maaota. Jr. They plan to laava
TO 01VE PRCADCkBT
Monday far Quitman, Ga. to
"Tha Family Talks It Over"
spend a short U aaa.--------; will ha th* subject of a raido
-------broadcast to bo heard Tuesday
Mr. and M ra Ptterin Kalky J J j j N ■* 4:4* o’clock ovpr
aad two sons af Richland, 0 a. WDB0 xHlh tho Somlnole County
and Frederick Williams at th* o w
Council as aponstr.
University af FW ida ar*. spend. H ra R. 1 True will take tha
Ing tha wash and hare with Mr. P** , f Um mother, Karl Nordaad Mra Frad T. WUHaam, Oak
wtl) M rtray th* father and
Avenue.
i Oraot Whiddon and Dick Mason
__________
will ha th* daughter and son.
Just installed — Ni
L A II
T *nerVjl,.\L *V hV ’inpeon le p ro m o tin g
‘M aetinc* th a t ere P llf e r e n t” S a n -
Fiat o r vwrwcw o r
sci-.vTta*
iwwiot
P. M.
iMmlnole C ounty g la g la g
C on
v en tio n i : i a p . m .
Utble Hlagy Tuaeday t:lS P . M.
.P r a y e r M eeting T1>avo4ar
f tW
P. I t
T>4 R ing in g C onveallan* w ilt He
c o sc u c ta d a a tk a second l a a d a r e l
overy m onth.
C a mania* lunar
Nam her
frum
Two *n<.
- J ____ j
IL
■
W 4jh f* tta o -a i f Ba
- y U lu V
P auad l o t * :
I hers* aanan.
It
4
**«. i Uyai'y.
.
1
1
Hr
;\ H
btuMte.
M im .
M r-
J.
4|.
o f a ll lu p n ritlea.
.. f
PTtni UO1TL1W0
S a n to r d v
E le c tr ic '
Coalraetlaf Cm.
T h « Ma w
* tI nH Iw*',
M. W lllU m «.
N A tA n rv n
Sunday Behnol. Hum Uy, la A. U.
- I l'e e lle e r d P rn o i P e a . O aet
I-reaching. Sunder. I| A. U
plane for nprnlng hide Apr. 30
W. T . P. H . Hun l« r . t P. » l
Preaching, hmnin/. J I', al.
for ron*lructing n tubertuloel*
P ra y e r Meelinu.
We<ln..<ler, S
hospital,
P. M.
P ra ye r and Peeling Service, P il _h'm nk Evane,
n f Lake Mary,
d a r I I A. U .
chairman . of the Chamlier of
T h e itav. U. P. Itreham. pastor.
Commerce commiUee,
report*
c m t a c it o r
aop
,
H*V. J . C 1‘lnlon, ptelar.
that three rite* for th* proSunday Hrhool !*:*» A. M.
Preaching l i t* A. M. and 1:1* pored sanitarium have been of-
m e r a u y a a rp o rt a f i . r
< In glO pa. w e w ill ria h i
he r ig h t d lfaetlan to a n eat
p ro h ib itiv e IX«
lea a a d p u t v a lu e , b arb
-R e m la e U C ounty'* r « l
I*. T h* pcoorsa* i.f th l*
ity d spend I
ap u * l h .
1 U d tM te rraL
1 00 A M.
Selection Of Site
For Sanitarium Is
Halted By Court
rlst
*• >
b alan ced w a t e r
I# I f ('••mmtinlnn. J.10 A. M.
avery U u u d ar m o ra in f a t th e c h u r rn iVnlFMlIo.
a t Iteel lu e o n d S tre e t a t It:* *
A. VI. a u h j w l
fu r to m o rro w
la
“ P ro b a tio n A lte r D .a jh ."
T hla i h u r r k m aiu.Aine a f r a
H ead in g I t e m a t th e rl.u re h w h ere
i i k Dlhie arid a ll au iS arleed C h risalen P uleacc L 'le re lu r* m ap a a
read , n o n o n id or purenaeed. U |M .
T u e e a a r an d g rid * )* from 1 to I
Rev. J. J . X a llsg h an , p asto r.
mm
W e b o llk N E U I II
iio i.t r ito B i K i 'i n u r t L
r u t l i t ii
Th# Itwv ilM rlin llrufit, rv rfu r.
In>l Sin.slaty n ftv r
ftpwrUI
d l» h r M,
C h ristia n hc.aueu • • m e * * a r e held JHopran",
ity
ava .
4‘n u rrh Hrhool. I ) • A. II.
Mu f ulna I'rnyw r bip I
H .fm jn ,
day eeealaoa at f>M.
and Finest
A H
A anford
(P reabrtertan
non La a tw u H .ir r H i n n i
IN
F u rn itn ra C*.
MARX CORMUnWg
c u v a c it
Ueeernmeal)
Mornlas Worehla, l*:f* A. U.
Church OehooL if:H A. M.
■veelag Uervlee, t:*» »*. M.
tfllnleter, the Rev. Jaats* M.
d ir e c t o r y I
f--“d in thl* County. All the
all** have paid Aup taxes and
clear title and will b* donate!
by th* owner*, and It la believed
that each will meet tha require
ment* af the atata board In re
gard to drinking water, rail ami
highway transportation facilities
Each tract runslata af from
ality to on* hundred scree and
on* la offered by the Floral*
East Coast Railway at Chuluota,
through Its representative A. G
Wagner, another Is offered in
th* Markham vicinity by L. P.
Hagan, while tha third la a tract
MongUff to Mr. Evana a t Laka
Mary.
Members a f th# local commit
la* which lg averting all affort In
promoting Samlnol# County** hid
ar* Frank
Evana. (halt Van.
Lake M«ry, Mra A. W. Knox,
"Mr* Dorothy Pf-Jartib, Ji.hh
Mvlaoh, 8r.. fi. A. Newman, and
W. II. Tunalclirr*.
DR. SCHOLL’S
Barbara Brent (above) of Mi
ami, Fla., won the grand sweepslakes prise and waa declared
tha “moat perfect fan dancer" at
the Fan Dancers' convention in
San Dl*r>. Calif. (AP Photo)
University
Planning Group Of
Commons Buildings
Stetson
nn-A N D , Apr. it —VPl—Dr.
W. S) Allan, president, announced
the Htelaon University hoard af
trustee* had approved plana for
construction of a one-story red
brick commons group at an callmate) cost of 140.000.
University officials said tha
group would bo completed by neat
fall, and wQl house a kitchen,
cafeteria, dining hall and at leait
twa assembly rooms.
Tho present dining room In
Chaudoln II* 1 will bo remodeled
Into living quarters for girl atuI'eat*.
All member- of tha Woman’s
Missionary Society aad Aux 11La
de* of tha IFrat Baptist Church
and friends are Invited to attend
a "forget-m e-oof tea to ba
•gtoaa Monday afternoon fraan
4:00 P. M. to 4.00 P. M. a t th«
home of Mrs. Francis E. Bole,
1101 Park Avenua. Tha office'*
if th* Woman’a Miaalonary Bo.
doty and cirtla chairmen will ba
ACKSC
FL
�FEiclAL
ELECTION
- For Stipt. of Public Instruction
o u t r let
far iW t r t i w i i f detects lain*
• t o d u ll to tr u tto o a t too pjld
M U M to r . ito to a t w u l hia
®
ro ar* a t e t t a a u t o r - o t
M ils at n u t r u t to taal t a t ta to
l i r M ' u i oollootaM for seek at
tko a id rear*.
■ Tko ( illo o la f o i a i t a ro ar*
painted to act ta iMpaotara and
t. W. LAWTON
For County Bd. Public
District No. 2
a
J to ..
For County Commissioner
• ■ M a o a; r n o
Noaola Mara a.
K arr toot.
Bo l a A lphatotkai Order
For Representative In Congress
CHARLES DUNN
arHttoaita«a,otMtowt aiaa«»Ooo4t. ,
M. C. GINDEB
BOSTON STEELE
JAS. G. SHARON
D. L. THRASHER
W .J. (FUNIE) STEED
For County Commissioner
For Governor
DAN CHAPPELL
District No. 2
J .J . CATES
WM. Ce (Homestead BUI) HODGES
1 JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
For Attorney General
VICTOR CHECK
J. D. DAVISON
1934 ro>D COUPE. Bplandld
FRED A. DYSON
condition, equippad .w ith radio,
will tseriflea for quick aala by
» » w f. Will arrangs tanua ratfcabta. Uarald, box 67.
For Comptroller
JOHN E. FOX
State Treasurer
JRJ2X PACKARD
OTTO SCHMETTL
For Railroad Commissioner
SPECIAL until M a j 18. *10 illow aato for your old u n i t to
pureh**a ®f any now Norga or
Magic Chef r » ranga. Sominolt
A I.USTA TE lira#— Snort' price*
and S c a n quality. Ra«l and
Son*. 301 W. P i n t B t
FOR RENT: FurnUhad rooms,
112 Latiral Are.
PETER THURSTON
BEDROOM ta d two-room apart
m ont. Rhone 28.1-J.
87th 8«tu
Diatria
For County Commissioner
W. R. DUPREE
Di$lrlct No. S
W. B. BALLARD
J .J . PARRISH
VACANCY IN Pal mot to Lod*«
A partm rnta. Electrolux Rsfrlfc ration.
Summer
rates.
Ill
Palmetto Ar«.
H. J. LEHMAN
For Representative, State Legislature
Qrtwi*N*. 2
GORDON BARNETT
A. G. WAGNER
For County Judge
G. W. SPENCER
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
FORREST B. STONE
For County Commissidner
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District No. 4
B. C. DODD
W. B. WILLIAMS
For County Commissioner
District N b. I
RaW.WARE
W. G. KILBEE
S. F. (Sammy) XfONG
JOHN G. LEONARDY
HERBERT MESSER
A. Be WILKINSO;
For Sheriff
FAUL f l . B1QQER3
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
J.T . McLAIN
H. H. PATTISHALL
For Justice of the Peace
MEI6CH
HERNDON
L MORGAN
Lumber
C O M PA N Y
FOb BALE: two-12 foot hoart
e jp iw i boats and brand nnr.
D. H. Hookrr, Lonfwood, Fla.
FIVE-ROOM Dwelling, combined
w it* atorf, 38x24, $1J>00 ftBfb
of pooda, doubts Baraga, all U*w.
Elddtrk llfbU , Ulaphoop, naaCsB
water, filling aUllon, IB bearing ■•B and lM b ltd. day ot April. I l l * Florida, aald district bdth#
known as Ckuluota Bpsalal Tai
l •t
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O. F. HMHMDOK.
orangp and rrapafruit trap*. 1, f Clerk
nf Circuit Court of to mi- School Dlatrlat, ea Tuteday. Mai
acre land. $2£00. L E. Kereay, kola County. Florida.
IS, 1114, for tha yurpoaa of dalarmlnlas who ahall we truateea ol
Daardall A rt.
•I aald dlatrlat far tha a to t saaH o r te n o f a r r u c a t io n r a n ceedlBB Iwa year#, and tka BaalICE CfiEAM
FREEZERS—Wa
tax r a m
to r af mllla af dtatrtat aakaal taa
la to lerled aad aollaatad foi
Kara them In all (Uaa— aek
ftooute WM !*». IO )
la keraby siren, that each ot tka aald yawn.
for prlcM. Stsnlay-Roftra Raid- A/Nntlea
It. KIMMLn A MARIANNA M Tha tattawliiB named sru a .
ware C a
KIMIH.lt. holder of T as Cartlflcai* polated to aat as li
Ka. Ml*, leaned the ta t day a t clerks a t U a PTto
'PER tha following odJ Auauet, A. D. 11)1. haa filsd earn# within said spaalal
In
my attfea aad has made appll- District, to hold aaU
of roofing at HALF
rs tle a tor a lax deed ta to Issued Precinct If#. 1 ,(C lkt
A m l bargain: l souara lha rasa. Bald eattllicala em brace
clerk i M ra M i I
laspaatara: Oahrlel
rad itrid thingladi 4 1 4 Ika faltawtax de*eribed properly
Beaten. M ra 4. V
fa
the
County
of
PemlDolu.
Its
ta
of
squares 18 1 4 x 4* Orsen hexa Florida, Is-Wit!
Dated thla tha Ilk
gon thing lee) 1 aqnnra I t . 1 4 x
A
D
, IMA
n#a. II* Ch. w af KB Car. af
r in n n u n w
KWH sf ABK toctlou 111'
38 . r m
(trig
thin tic*)
$4
s
n
ti'c
r to N , sa a n
I t toatlh B asra 11
aquar# 8-1 Dnrn groan BtFlfb Townahlp
K aalran a. *11 Ft. K 1*1 Kl. N
shingles. About 13 aqusf* Jonhs111 FL W 111 FL N I I I *L *T i
Hanxllls H.
Gray
as boston • • FL *0 Bea. Belaa * .» acres.
TBa aeseaameal af fhk Sal* prop
shingles. Alto BO gallon drum erty a n a tr the aald esttUlcala laBtureurjr.
Brown Bern paint n t $148 gal- auad was la tks asms . of O, O,
tlhlsaa aald rertlflraia ahall to
redeemed aacardlaa l» 'a* ..., Ik*
properly described therein will to election haa peon
to S & M lS
WHITINO
For Constable
BOB DODSON
For Supervisor 0 f Registration
DAVID K.MeNAB
<*4^>B,e.,4>„
<m.—
-B^iH*Bd^>d
Mhtiy u i a iii.iJu
Security
JAS. C ROBERTS
Fourth Dlatrlct
F . McCIiELLAND
Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
Fourth DUtrfct
C M. (CHARLIE) HAND
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M- a. D u > , Mra. laatotM Fronts#* I t o I t (Ooooota)
TtoapaoB.
S
T u ? i V c TtlLo
Froelart
No.
It
(illM M n tl
Mra. /. n jfar, Mra. t. W. Urn
Sprints)
IU M t t a ilk to r a f April.
C M : Mra. t a k a • i . Lyman,
laaoaotorai Mra. I . w . Hawetl,
t t a i t o o r n n i r tw Mr.^ C. & Bowers, Mr. B. S.
W l t o i ’M k i m M m s .
Freclnat Ko. 11 (poraat City!
Dr PltED T. WILLIAMS.
Cleih: C. H. KsdeaaInspectors: J. R Curt la, O, H
AtlaMi T. W. LAWTtJhh"’•
Clgakalt. S e ta MvKaukhtaa.
Fraalsct fto I t t r r r a P a rt)
Clark! Keerult Hlaataw,
I w W tl w i
Mto H art Pulltr,
Hooker**
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r o n c k dp im iC tT W * w o t
Doled this tt a t ( t U p April. ATAX DRkO
l h a i l i OBI Ha. I* > I
Nolle# la kerebp Hires. tta l
0L1VRR tL and HLLBN K. BUC1IAKAN. holder a t Ta« Certificate
S x t f f r A y 8 :0 0 ! \ M .
Ko. HIT. Im o d Ua Ilk t o r •»
A n n u l, A. t). Illi. kaa filed same
Id mr office and haa made appllradon lor k ta* doad to bo laau>d
Ihorron. told certificate embrace,
lha follnwln* described propotlr
Ik IKo County •>< Seminole. Btato
In eoanplUMa with tka praof Florida. Id-oil!
tlelon, of taw applicable thereto
H4 of NH ol IIWU of NKH
potlea la haraky flre a that nil
of Heclloo fl. Townahlp t l
election haa been called amt a t.
Month lU nfe I t Baef. I t acre#
derad lo be held, a ad tha aaai*
Tka aeeeeement af I I I aald prop- will ka held Wilkin and throutfis t * u a ^ £ i f c Pitt**
•rty under Ike aald cartlflcata In- e a t Special Tax tokaol Dlatrlat
• ood wae In Iko name of L. ). {•to 1. Seminole Cottaty, Florida,
i
P o in ts
UCC1IANAN.
•aid dlatrlct being a la . known u
Unlees ealt certificate ahall ka
redeemed arenrdlnr to law, tho
property described therein will ka
•aid to Iko hldhart bidder at tka
courl-houae door on fko flrat Mon
day In the month of May- MIL
whlrh la the tlh day of May, 111*.
Dalad Ihle IOt h day of April,
lilt.
f>. P. IIIinKDOK,
Clark of Clrtull Cnurl of Bamlnulo county. Florida.
isr.AL)
HDTICM o r t m iM T I O * FOK Freblaei No. ( fOvtato)
TAX UKMD
,
Clerk! J. N. Thompson.
(toaala DID Ha. 1«>
Inapartora: ft. t . Tanner, Mra,
Notice ta hereby hlcen, tknt
A. D. toner, Mr*. Oredn Bur
A. It. KfMItLH * MARIANNA n
nell.
KIMBLE, holder of T it Cartlflcaia Prerlnct
No. | l (Marla)
No. I l tt , leatied lha Trd. day nt Clerk: Marlin
kUnkeh
Auauet. A. I). Itll, haa fllad tame
Inapectora:
Mlsksal
Mlehler,
In my ofllca and hat mad* appli
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Paul
Lukaa,
Dr. Oeor*. Mar
cation far a laa trad in ka liaued
ian.
thereon, told rerllfloale embracer
thla lha Ith t o r of April.
tka fnllowtita dearrlked properly la A. Dated
n . m *.
tha County ot kemlanla, State sf COB
NTT
BOAMD BF F T B L lC tH Florida, to-wlt!
ITMCCTIOH. 1EM1NOLM 00*1**Rea. II | 1 IT. of NE cor.
TT.
FLOMITJA.
of NiVH of HB'A Martian IP,
Townahlp tl Mouth. Ilanna I t
Kant, run IV. H I ft. H. 411 ft.
E. H I ft. N STI ft. bain* I acre.
Tha aeeesemest ot tha aald prop
arty under tha aald aartltlcata l»eurd waa In Ika lu n e of O, O.
H o n cm
M U P cm w
WOLCOTT.
In eompllaace wlth_ tha
Unless aald rertlflraia ahall ba rlalaai of law appllcabla th
redeemed acrordlny to law. tka antic# la harabp plvan tha
proparty dearrlbed therein wilt ha elect!oa haa beau eaUed aw
■old to the hlphaat bidder al tha deraC to ha hold, and tha
court-hones dear on lha Ural Vnn- Will ha bald wlUt|a aad.thw
MeLuUn,
Tho Jeweler
ROY L. HOWELL
¥ or Representative, State Legislature
o a ia n ,
i
Mr*. R u le
Democrai
�5 W ..
i^ n rijC S a ^
HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
. ; 'TTIE
THE SANFORD HERALD.
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Lookouts Now Meet
League L eaderr l a
*A’ TWo-Game defies
8th, Frame R a t i;
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Lookouts Defeated By Saints By Narrow Margi
lOM alfht Of tk . _
boiiuL broofbt to Sanford
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Two hard con Into ar* com
frentiny th* Sanford Lookouto
| today rad tomorrow, becaoiy
th*y play th* low*u«-l*ading
Palatka- A u * u , on Sanford.
n*ld today and In Palatka to
morrow. Th* cameo ara th*
'lin t hetwaen Sanford and Pa-
Stuffy?* Bunch Tied
With. Saintly Game
At: Close Of Sixth
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Plataka D ow neilM cLucas Elected. Blaw-Up..hL.Seaentlilnning .Daytona Deft
^ Lowly 6-Men Sfefe S e c r e t S iy
SlopsL it tie rWorld S
b» 19^2 C o n te st Of Coaches G rapp Another Contest May Debacle 1 n Junior Score Yesterday
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I Be A rranged To De- Game Said To Show
Severe Drubbing I s Sanford Man ChoMA;
Championship N e e d Of Direction
• Given Leaders In* A t O r g a n i z a t i a f t
----Gainesville G a m e
Of Coaches
Today|| Ptoyar*
,J“n;o hav*
r "lth
***"''*—h-MI "Thxl'x juat whjr ! propotc-!
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itrucglad alone for j to the Legion that it Bporuor
Hunches Seven
In T h r e e Ir
To Take The Gai
wfcsttor t k w a * b t ®». > m . tka t
mo ir t H W iW a la k io l eradi*.
-fc D*tLrY®--»tei what C o w m id r
junior t«*rb*JI( to p rfrrn t any
w,Jhou‘' d}r»ttlon
Smashing through f*nr runa la
Th# strong P slstka
Asalees ' GAINESVILLE. Apr.
HEI-AND, Apr. 25.—Th*
R oto o t: tko Atearieaa Lwgpin
Sanford broke even in ita
•uch occurrrnc# and Ji#lp the
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* °t ■* tor aa the dacidinc |i m r
ag
ain
st
whom
th*
Sanford
Look-1
-< oache* of ILch School, of the of lh<ir ow„ ..worM MrW, / u „
Lani,
had to
last. m i k l t akouil tk* socand Inning and two mora two-game rories with I>eLnn<
ton* Beach Islander*, bunchl)
hoy* enjoy citan a port,** comouts play today and tomorrow •tote today completed the p O M r avaninc when the gnm* hlaw-up mrntetl Arthur fin n a n tm lay
with
Ik*. o B J te io f 'tt o U cton Ja»k»r;to,tto third t o # commanding lead won loth of It* carnet wit
•even hit* In three inning*
L oatyot "TV ptof .ta ‘k*. towtoo i» . yaaterday'* cam* milk tk* Daytona Beach, and l*«t both w ar humbled yestrrday by th* nent orcanixati'in of th* Ftoridk m*d anded In a fight. Thera w trr
four D el^nd error* and a W#
on the debacle on the Nin'h
lowly G -M rn in Gainesville. Th*
IMOM. *9Wr> toy m « * t-lo a n Batata la St. August!**, tb* Look- with St. Auguatine.
ptteh. overcame an rarty-tnal
Street dksr.ond last evening
th« umpire*
G-M an handed th#
leaders
In Stall* llich School Coach*. A*-, * ° *dulU
Th* first cam n between
| * 4 iporUntaaablp, rkaa living
load here yestenlay, defeating
which slopped the last series
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I war* young boy a, and when some
the Florjda State le a g u e a 19 to
ami Ik*. toaafUa. of p o d h**Ub.' eat* wora finally defeated whoa tSantord and the G-Men of
game in the Junior High School
Rnl*. 7 to 1.
a Florkl# Ktat* :
I lagfar Iwya invaded the field and
2 larruping behind the four-hit
h*. a k k ’‘AUtoogB* w#.- Ilka. " te itk* <W»»in« '**«n u*tl the »eora Gainaavilla will b* played next
League. "The lameit’nhle oc
l*s*gue game.
A* P. Pieraon of St. Auguatia* Mtomptad to like matter* In thalr
'
pitching
of
Evrritt
Albritton,
aaa o n t o f f play good baseball in tto. sixth inning and put fear weak.
currence show* the need of
name.) pre.idant Othar of* j own hanila there waa nothinc to do
Thc Islander* rapped three
southpaw.
• • •*** primary object la net to S m at aero** tha hem* plat* In tb*
adu.t direction, and you ran
la n d pitcher* for It safe Wo*
fleer* included Iw n a rd McLucaajao member* nf th* team reported,
A lbritton appeared nhout to id Sanf.ud,
balkl n o d p j t p n . bat to buUd a tlc blk to win th* cam. by the norbat your last dollar that with
while Kin-el was reached for i
-ecratary-ln-aiurar; hut to q u it
firm ,fauadaiion
e n te r the hall of fam e w ith a no .»M.| ('harle* lie vi* o^PanaiiTdi City,
tha
togion *pon»ortog the
en hit* by the lied*, five hell
----- u l c . rff»
- -cltlaanxkto,'
- ------“ “ I row m aren „f ,0 to 9. Th. Ira*.
It wa* the seventh and last
No higher ala* m i d ; be "ought
hit, no run ru n trst when ha held •lirt*i*tor.
leag u e there will 1h- iio repldouble* With esci'ption of
Innlnc when the sqtMhtle ended
tha A saleaa hitles* d u rin g th.
by tba. Lottos- or aay otkar urr oolr gprnernl (hr** run* in th*
lion of anything of the kind
first inning, when Majcsky, Bo
the
conleit.
The
score
era*
tied.
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Whitey**
McLuraa
at
ten.Ini
tho
ninth, but they wer# Just one run
f irs t srv e n frame* Imi a. iloubir
ling and Ed Martin cnlh
and 7, between the Tigar* and the Tho boy* them«el\es w<nt the
rv
iiu
n
tiu
n
aetiion
anil
took
A
M
of winning th* contoaL
| rgiou to take hold, i • cause
by Pence in the e ig h th spoiled
doubles for tseo runs, th* DaLai
prom inent p a rt in the ili*ru»«i«ina. Bulldog*. A runner to *eeoml ha*r
the no h itte r and hit* by
Am
they want cl»an spoil imd K hits wen- wp|| scattered.
T|*r le-gjon will do- far III The. Lookout* -jot i f hlta off
waa ral e l nut by the umpire, but
High
Sehoola
in
m
zny
Becthma
uf
l* hard for them to have it
ilrvwa. Whin* urul U«H*kry «polU*l
U sher held Ihe Islanders
•««*#• off boyox olf tk*. otoax ’torn two St. Augu-lio*. hur era, hut
state were represented. T h e '* bun<-h »f '*nt*r bojra prnte*te.l
when they can t-s- o*«-irun by
th« troral(*«.<« rffiirt in the ninth the
less with four hit* untl! th*
•g# what tka Uaaa Q t b l a da* tkay mad. 9 errors, while th*
the
decision
and
Jump«d
on
the
convention, which began ye*terw hen tw o run« rra u lte J.
larger boy*.
en*h In this inning, th* fslait
la c fa*, tka. IttU*. fftta n * . b a n fa in ts got only 9 hlta and triad* J
«y, m m r to a rlo«e t«n|ay Plica umpire ami the second baseman.
odb-sted three single* and
notice tka ag# ofr 1* y t a n , ami
Sm ith, G-man fir*t Barker, ha*l
IL K, Morris, principal of Junior
t«.» error* ikfiekl, tnlliesl Otr
baa torn doing tor the last It
field with a home rune tvr • and d ate of the next m eeting wax High, who ha* attended many of
not
announced.
Th*
aeore
by
Inning*
waa
aa
fol*ii»»»** Thf Hrtl* cvfn«l th t
year*. It'a a flo* work.
double* nn<l m winirlr in fleo of
the game*, I* out of tha city, with
in th fir half nf the innlnff#
1*W»!
fir if I t r ip , to the plate.
the Boy Seoul* a t Gamp Wlnonn
h»t* f»ml t wav rr »r»* rrm rx p ir»
0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 . 'h - 0
M anager Jeff Km«*e«on n*e |
Store ration to ftto ll. them* Sanford
and It will not lw known until hi*
l*l*n«lrr« »no'hrr in the eighth
both All**n ami lloyen in a fu*it •
Omughout th* nation are kavwa St. Aug. 0 0 3 0 1 2 0 4 v —10
return if another game will hr
Phil, Hubert*' 11 pound bis*,
|1it|«|,litrk relic veil Fisher. u Uto l
It waa the four-run attack by caught (hr first day of the Mill effort in wtem the t»«fr of Caine
a* Junior I.aagues, tb* aU teams
scheduled to decide the champion
ninth Hoskiewici went to '
finally
of little boy* who have been the Salnta In tha richth. fra tjre d lladware Company's fishing run- ville luiBe hit* which
ship.
moun.l for lVIutnd after FI®
playiqc under that n*m* will iiy Pitcher Carl W .icle'* triple ta a t an.1. letidar for some time, is totnli**! |»l.
It• *isi# *m
the msa.aam*
Jnnior High School
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niB
lirgn L
t*egion
rn iill t»’«t
' » iu •tork h*<l given up a hit
Th*
Am
erican
Ith two on. th at cave St. Aug*
hrnra&tM W kaow*
a* the
today a poor foiirth, for K. W
lamgue that th* American Ugl-wt! j # cfc„,n n |,# ha* l**ued. a rail (
l-ase* on ball},dll* fir\t plteh.1^
u.tlne th e victory. Cooper pltchlnc Jones topped them all with n tins*
trWXVHal
I.Iobi league, rlace tka
plars (p jpOnWir, making U • i apbnaun of junior to .a l.tll
t | :\nd one man *corad. two i
(tor tha l nakanU. waa to iu a out wslghlng <1 pounds and * ounces,
CM*. I*, ayaaaartac th e
The
P irates
defrntesl
th* Junior togion l*«ague Tor p a H lc l-'th# ellrr#nl
u t.o n , Jackwmvilb or* c ro s s in g th * pkst* a f*W
Thtea toam* to*, the Iia a . Laagua of the baa. when th* Salnta had caught In tha St. Johna River near
Giant* in
the l.lon*
Ju n io r patinn in district, state and n*-'
report. I *«t yoar. n do- 1on-l* l a te r w hen llo a itu k l sin:
toava ma*a naan*o r a . John Iray filled th* baaea with no outa, the Urtta Monrue JUulg* The Idg
lo<agur last evening, 17 to S, It tlo n a l co n laata w ith som e h alf- tm|HT1en ten n is were suitnhly spunsn e l ------------------too- tote*, oyer tf e QianU ami and Vaal waa Mat ia to pitch. !la flah waa cau g h t W y n Al Kosa
«n* th e fourth
win
for th* m ll lon other youthful pUyer* In , ,)y ,iH n| r „ nc#nw nI)ll
I’l.lHI III \
'he n-eesssrv equipment such
to®#* I* pul) tiwm out o f the ■truck o u t th a first batter, h u t tha shimmy wlgglar.
1'irate* and tha fifth defeat ta t ilm lla r junior leagues.
Wo
Under i th , f m . (,
f j»in*««r
■aennd
man
up
hit
a
fluka
trlpla
nr bulls nn-l tot*.
I'didik.t
i
to lh n B h . m Bettor will
the Giant*. But John Ivey, n«w American
Dr. W. D. Gardner and T. P. HI. %4lKMa«lnt«
Ltgk.n
inai.ag.ment
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rv,
r
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t|tiflc»l in I | e gu--* will to formed
I
Dm. fe a te a a , and Jack Plnnell to right field and icarad thraa Dasa are Had for second and third Ifayliait.i lir .. h
m anager r f tha Giantrv plan* to th e r e will b* adult dlraction with
i
the city wub had.
four teuins each and th* Cl
will pjlgt- tko Coke. And thnw
-tre n g th e n hi* team n e st waok adult* a* team manager* and urn
positions. Mr. Doss wa* lesding Ii*iain I
Prevent plan* are t.. Im rrsre
|^.,n, „f each lragu#
nmj* WTO agroad. to umpire fu i F irst Baaaraan McNally and w ith hla 11 pound 8 ounce bass 4Bfi>Ml
and m ake a suprem e e ffo rt to pirea, and clean sportsmanship
lidlkMt
Ills*
Center
Flaidar
Blatruff
acorad
two
the
number
c-f
playing
team*
t
. rt,,| (n (|,P r |ty-w<.le eh#
tor* gamte ia tha Liana Laagua.
untl) last Thursday afternoon
pull out nf the cellar.
will oli stressed, according to Post this year. All Irani* will play u
th* Lookout# while
,hlp *cHe*. Tho flr*t four tan
Thay - arm Qtann Ungla, W. A Inip . tor
i.iu s*
'w 00.7” r JrhT V l«M #r N or- w han D r. G ard n er brought In one
The Seminole* continue to load Athletic Officer Eddl* Rawnon.
regular league schedule in Him* In turn in romplelo roster
Ludwig w d B. &
and of t h , . . » • a l t . to U . first pl.ee ilem ln nf
An
organisation
meatlng
of
the
the
I
vague
with
*
perfect
score,
.’wood. Third Baaa man Cato*, and Mr. Dosa caught hla fish at the
to qualify for tho state cham with player*' birth cartlf
Vtook •• *
but the Yankees era craw ling u;> Legion Junior Laagua Is to to pionship* In June. The rt6-ii''.‘L ift Fielder Barnes sach g o t ona
will bagln play a t Wo
llara'a hoping that Stuffy. MeGanava bridge and Dr, Gardner'* I'lrai* •
to
them
,
only
200
point*
ho
told
in
th*
Junior
H
igh
School
at
m rnt nf Public llrcieatinn will one of th* city’s finest
Jta-vt K*.
..
Craw wit) aeao ho hock tot. tha !tally.
w*a
hooked
In
tk*
StJohn*
7:45
o'clock
nest
Monday
evening.
hind.
riiha
Y cstarday'a Kama waa tha
conduct the various league* to mi nil*. ,
■area. Ila'a a. gaod f ln t u c n r ' .
•lUnim
, - ___ . . .
>ha SLl Rl**r below th* O staan bridge.
he featured during the summer. I
and. tk o LoehouU - naed him, S u w d ^ b of *•“
Th* c o n tra t dora not rloa* .n il
xmi hii \> n : \ f i i N
Florida in A ugust, and there are fisher
T erm , aru all ready to take tho; T hirty-eight percent of Ka
thoogu probably h* cap manage •wwwweMa- ,,, —
I e*t®|
gtat* Laagua. Th* Salnta pU y to man who aayT* Is po.siblc to even •*lr» I-aIa•I
field and require only a slight r.•unlie* Increased tax lavlaa
tka Club ao waif Dow th* banch
financial hacking to take enro of year for rollaf purpose*.
<*at Urn Jan a s raenrJ.
an from Mio ftohb Th# w *k time , Daytona today,
%'#•%* Vurk
—
Stuffy iticko oat hi*. ‘
■A.Vt'OMIt
* hDilgq
:— R
hflrnlt,
>ur»*l4. th
catch o hod and th a n la
bVitahl rt 4 l..»
Thraa tlrna* Bandl* shot wl.hi
tin
D A L lJkS , A pr. M e - W I - T h a
.J r w i t U , r f
l'lllUtl»i|iUU
Wwtndall. ef
'H* nian who took up compatiliv* the V. I. D. A. C. cup tea-,1 1
*1. leteuf®
is e , >h
ha uaaa tka par* waariag tha hi* ra
I m arkem aiuhip because h# “gr.-w which compete* againat all ua-,
tiaras*. I r __ —
VATIII* VI,
Paul McNutt ofj
lirr-l « ’ shooting’ nqulrrcl*” is tin ns. Go*.
McNally, th
Vfagasr, »»
Vew Y--r K
, M .c e le b ra tin g the com pletion at n Indiana flrnt offered tho cup sevB L r 'l
JUstruff, a
l'hlc4Ktl
.214 decade In which ha won hundred* aral year* agi whrn h# wa* tisThak. waa a wiaa move (A, dalay Jvs a l. ■p
H m I» « « i i tlonal
commander
of
tha
Ameri
<**
trophies and took p a rt in 15
tka. Urn* o f w**k-day gam*, an ■Pinion
Tk* Colored Giants will apt oI-r —k lm htlaitrtnhla
_
can Legion.
" u j In ternational m atchr*.
Hanford FIaid to * o’clock. Fuel ,Co4>p«r, p
paar In n*w uniforms whrn they Ml- l.-mla
In this
country, Randle- a
• 2*
Ha ia *harp-*hooling T h u rm tn
naan mao akould And It aOalar T«fol»
Inlillrg I,
meat tha- Jacksonville Red Sox I'll
\\\ R andle o f D nlliJ. H* didn’t take gun-hop ownrr—has held th# na
IIMlnn
to "ha to, confaranca" at 4 o’clocn RT, AUOIIRTIHM
on Sanford Field Sunday after
midwinter
•mall-bur*
>up sluw ting com petition until he tions I
than ak &3Q.
MrOowitn.
bb
niton. Kiev an of tha uniform*
championship,
Mlaaotiri
till#
- I __
•*
l wa*
waa 35
year* uiu.
old.
FI lags raid, cf
u | u
...
•
oa years
were
given
by
th*
following
C lark * ft)
twice, Cali
Bob Burns of Van Buren. Ark., I Ilia gieataet feat, to which I,* twice, Oklahoma
Tha
person*: L»« M. Ronahotturfl, J.
Ow»#A #
Tnsa* seven
I?
^
Van (Kblntx with prld*, rbn tho world fornia, Kansas,
complaint,
K am a, tb
C. Hutchison, Julias Dingftlder. Buren high school graduating
lan n sto n . rf
record h* hung up In a Hwlt* times, rastritt twice and south
who w a r,
W. M. Scott of the American ''!**"• Tho actor flunkeal out
Farlisr, lb
match on July B 1931, a t th# western Ih* last five years.
i» knowing to w tk a
Titraklnm, If
Fruit Growsry, Mr< McKac*# »f •h o v tl. before the war, but tho
In 1935 ha won th* national
E astern
t'hampT«>n»hip«. Camp
UavU,
p
with SL Angualia* wa#
th*
NslII
Company,
Georgs
school board garn him a diploma Ritchie. Md.
wraigsi. o
midwinter
southwestern,
Mis
Ing to c a ll u y to# Bn
last y e a r anyway.
Flah, Angslo C*n*tantlne, K.
In this match, where tho con souri, Oklahoma and Texas title*,
. . t o Lost o u t, b u t who
I* 27 l*>
Total*
Cornall, th# Metropolitan l.lfr,
1lenities being an expert marks
testan t fjraa until he ml»r»*.
■nough in t* m a te d to g a t e SanHun* batter. In: M r i k s s x K ile- Jo s Jorrnl and Mrs. Mary Ha!
Randle pepparml
the hull'a-eya man, Randle la n "mi««lon*rv”
torsi F la U to*** to* i m n i T to v garajit 2. i-ls rlis , Tu rn b lo m
A cotA, and on* uniform was given
' Cuopar 2. Weigel.
Veal.
Wood.
w ith 198 ronaKuliv* shot* from tlrvolrd to spreading tha popu
warn p o in aiy m w r a s u a y
Barber in colornd
" T l Marwnml,
llwladell,
H letrnff
J.' by Jack tho
tha 220-yan) m ark, It waa some larity of hi* favorite «port--rifloI W T V S base tails: Uletruff, M rUaw nn. town. Money wan also given by
thing uf an endurance feat' tun, firing.
bt- Three baee bile: tfurwiHol, W e la rl,
Dr.
G.
8.
Stork*
and
olhaia.
.
.
.
--------Cooper.
Htulen Pease:
Triintilom .
requiring two hours 17 minutr*.
manager,
n ts g rra td . SaortOee*: Vest Tjin g * - C harles Gibson,
Each year *l/ice he br**u
Boston 4; l’hll*kl„hlA 1.
to # I'oohle bias*: Clark* to Me- prsaaaa th* thanks of the tnam
m atching shot* with other sharpOowan to Parker. Left on t-a***:
Brooklyn
8;
Nam
York
J.
.
• s a fe r, » l to. A a* vat loo 4. Ho a-a for tho an U tanc* givsn.
ahintcra. Randle has been a
Chicago 0; Pittsburgh I,
Sunday's gam s «UI b* called
a* ball* off
Welgat 2.
Vast t.
NEW YORK, Apr, M.—<*>>DnWar leant
Si. U>ui* a t C inaianni, not member a t tha
B tra rb nut. by Davla I, W a ig .l 7; a t 3:30 o’clock. Th# admission!
Baseball*,
lllg Sts:
which
engages
England
In
Inter
Veal
l
lllsa
a
ff
Davie
Its
1
2-2
la
achaialato
• I t e « > B*4 O n t
scat* in t t o !
0 AU R 11 P c .
. I 4 run*, aff H M a a l. la
a price to rarBread
nal ianai rivalry.
America* |«#g#*
aaatto® otU a i to*
j
1-2 Innlnc*: % • reap: mU V*a| m grande land will b* St cants.
8 10 4 10
Twice h# has gonr to England T arry, Gants
D etroit 9; St, LouU .1.
Qulrart way* told.
T Innlnc*: ». » run*, o ft Cooper la
Captain
H
atte*
o
f
th*
Giant*
I Inning. S. | rub. W ild ptUke*:
a* a member nf the United lom hardl, Rrda 7 27 0 13
Philadelphia 3; Boston I.
announcte
tha
following
lineup:
Teak f-onper. raneed bnll«: Onrrajt.
Slate* Ilislty cup team, and now Gahrlngar, Tig*. 8 38 11 IT
Naw Yofk 10; Washington
T hat Q n t ball gam* w ith Day I'm plraat l » h r
siLlnek. Tim* Ruffu*. e; Herston, aa; Carso.u
Msvrlil, twntd by Maamar* firm, Dawlt Fags, la antarag fba ‘
7 30 » 14
3.
to Is preparing for another trip H o rn , Card*.
to®* RaaHi or Sanford field w*s •f game lis t.
7b; Walton, lb ; Mitchell, 2b;
tto tend- running of tk* Kentucky Derby, Mey *, at OkorahlM
AvarUl, Indian* 8 30 I t 13
abroad
nest
year
whrn
th*
acrlew
Cleveland
4;
Chicago
2.
enough to Rftra any fan tha Jit
cf; Whlta, If; Oliver, ef;
Dawns. Jpahty K. Lllssnbsrgsr la pp. (AsaoclaUd Fraaa
9 37 7 10
ia resumed after a 8-y*ar lapse. Ball, Brawns
ters. Sanford gut a commanding
Samaul, r f ; Davis, lf | W right,
C
=
r
—
_
Usd of eight runs hi tha first
p; Hunter, p.
■■w y -v
Inning, b u t than th* vtsltors
H r
hap*
®k them niul getting
By T t o Aaaoclalr! Pras*
a couple that*
O tm a run# yssunteor; Taoalty,
L W . Jones Takes
11 L h .,80z. Bass
T o Lead! Contest
G ardner Apd Doss In
Tie For S e c o n d
A n d ' Third' Places
Legion Planning
A Junior League
In Jacksonville
Pirates Defeat
(■iants, 17 To 5,
For Fourth Win
THE STANDINGS
1
• Ex-Squirrel Hunter Fires Shots Heard
tit 'Round World In Marksmanship Rival
f
lW
4*
X
ANOTHER DERBY ENTRY
Cokuredi Team Is
Outfitted With
New Uniforms
••^ irts B irc s a ra iL ’s
k
■a
.Winners Yesterday ,
I n Major Loaguxo .
Big Six Baseball
■■j
2to
HOME RUNS
Indiana, t ;
i b r t h . Day
to srtto to*® am® gaa*. TB*
ma® Blag otat, am) th* B a t
V a * » « a ® ’«U to X A n lb r.
m m . tt o maw on tto flak!
Qh aol
Indiapp,
1;
C totot Rad Safa, 1; Ball, Baawm.
TB* laadetn:
KM*. Goto.
C H E S T COLDA
Rub oik Muatomic. Used
by tfuIRona toft 2$ yeans
!
Trosky. -todtoMt 4:
bate. I ; O tt, Giants, 2; ( t o o , Bed
9 «», l i Goodman, Rada, »,
National „
American
- r 'l
8Sl
AvarUl,
4mtUiit»,Tb»«*2Dcnalb«.
M
---- 47
Total
U a^ uo. •
Ilka >»'
to la f
k .l
" —■ ■« -
O L
' ’'i
u ft
davard acruas tk. naw CL John’s River B<!<%*; ao tto I>*Land
J. lb® Brass rail, a 30 foot bar for men with tor u n it* ; *
s ? is ds’f itf t S ^ r ^ S S i . ^ *“ (-»
7
r
■
�ry T e n t|, 1, * ’\
f
mm
v
u
____
TT?E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 193$
IN PICTURES
RE-ENACTS
SLAYING
RESCUED DOCTOR WALKS FROM TOMB IN WINE
Oaepfta tha ordeal of living alavon daya entombed In a gold mine at Mooia Rlvar, Nava Scotia, Dr.
D- E. Rebertaon (arrow) wet able to walk part of the way up tha ehaft to tha aurfaca altar raicuare
p r e s id e n t a t g r a v e o f l o u is
McHe n r y h o w e
President R h m v i II and family ■re Man watching tha ceakit bearing the body of hit friend and tniatad
M oratory, Louie MaHanry Howa, balng lowarad Into tha grave at Fall River, Mata. Left ta right In back,
ground: John Roooevalt, Mr*. RooaevalL the PrealdanL and Franklin Rooeevelt, Jr. Rev. E. J . Clave*
land la la U e foreground (with back turned). (Aaaoelated Fraaaa PhotoJ
dug down to him and Charlti A. Scaddlng, and tha body of thalr companion, Harman Maglll, who died
of eipoeure. Ready hende ara ahown helping Dr. Robarteon along before ha waa placed on a atratcheF
for tha laat a’ Jje of tha climb. (Aaaoclatad Praia Photo)
TRAPPED MEN RESCUED FROM LIVING TOMB
,h * b*,h,ub •" which Mre. Nanay Tlttorton'a nude, gar.
rated body waa found on flood Friday. John Floronia (cantor), who,
,h# crlm*' aklntly ro-onaata the ataaultlng and
■laying of tha Now Vark author. W ith him ara Dletrlet Attorney
tlna f?i»h;»DOd?*
,ni1 P*lle* c «"""*lMlonar Lawla J. Valin,
(right). Mho aolvad tha myatary. (Aaaoolatad Preaa Photo)
RESCUERS
REACH
TRAPPED
PRESBYTERIANS PREPARE FOR DIAMOND JUBILEE
MEN
Ip hlitorle First Pitebylrrlin ahurah (right) at Auguata, D v . Whore the aouthem branch of tha
denomlnitian-wa*. i . i * t l l » m i , the PreebyteHan Chereh In the Unltad dtstaa will hold Itc Diamond
Jubilee, beginning May it. Dr. Hanry H. Swatla (upper *af»l of Louie villa, K y , retiring m o d a rt'v ,
w ill praalda at the l.iaugurallon af tha aalabraUan. Tha fartheamlng oeremeny reaalla that the i**e
Rev. JeMph n. Wii-.on (lower left), father ef Preeldaatt W oodrew Wlloon, w ta poator ef the A . ,
guata church In l«S l and waa a leader In farming Southern Preabytartanlem. (Aaaaalatad Prate Phetca:
/ A f t e r nine daya af feverleh digging, racetea werkera tunneled
JM Ir way te Or. 0. E. Mcbcrtaen and ChaHaa A. teeddlng and tha
fctdy af Harman Maglll wha were antombad by a lendellde In g gald
■Ina at Moaaa Rlvar, Nava SeeUa, EaaUr tunday. Maglll dlad at
mtaaewra two daya bafara the raeaue. TM e phate-diagram thewe
tM laaatlan af tha trapped man, the roaeua ehaft and the plpa Una
tbmugh which tha aammunlaatiaa waa eatabtlehed with tha vkllm C
(Aaaaalatad Praaa Phot#)
GUNMEN CAPTURED IN FIERCE BATTLE WITH G-MEN
"W ar, Neva SeeUa, alnaa Beater Sunday night. Dr. a t . Rabtrtton (top) and Charlaa A. Scaddlng (be
law) are ahewn ati atretehare aa thalr retrue re brought them te the awrfaee. Their tempanlet
Herman MtgllL died at tmhaueUsn and aopaaure aa daring miners feverishly dug a tunnel la rose
them. (Aaaaalatad Press fhota)
.
Bride of Cannon,
.Towel Fortune Heir
RMfeM
Apple Blossom Queen
COLORADO GUARDSMEN TURN BACK ‘CHEAP LABOR*
�r v
•"»' ' "y
1
S em in o le C o o n ty P ro d a rc H
M a r* F r u it* And V e g e ta b le s Than A n y
Qttip ^ a ttfu rlt Itu ra lft
Similar Area In America
• U '.r a -.A * •,
V
dt
VOLUME XXV
"
N THVEPEynryT'VATLY
N FJTPH P.tPFR
AMATNDEPENT)ENT'VATLT
PTETVSPAPEK
Member Associated Press
No Hope Held
F or Recovery
Of Egypt King
,
■»
SANFOlin, F l.oniD A , MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1936
IN THE CONVENTION SADDLE
DYING MONARCH C o n s t r u c t i o n
Of Armory Is
ToBe Pushed
E s ta b lis h e d
Republicans Are To
Fuad Is 9th Of
Present Dynasty
With thr rirrip t of nil material
nrvilotl far the National fitjani
Arnmry in Sanforii with the ex
ception of one car of lumlNpr, work i
on the t>i(p hulMinir in to W njnh*«l
to completion i t the ear text powliblc date.
W. S F1*f1*\ WPA engineer .n,
charge of project* In thin are*,
ha* added aeveral nkillcd carpen
ter* to the armory work, ami
more will he put on if carpenter*
ran Le kw ,itrd who are now ihimir
work of another kind on WPA
project** It h expected that the
i arm ory will Ik* completed within
, the next fiO dayw.
WASIHVdTl i \ Apr. 27 141
T u r n bcmrVf the generaI topic
nf fMpitnl rnrurrm tion toddy n*
Republican* m tndli 11011*0 11ml
Senate dec id*.! to hold meeting'* to
determine whul "'land they wmi d
take on the VI mini *lr *1inn bill.
-The <?«Ulr .»n Ihe
mean lire wn* resumed in the
HouAe. while the Senate finance
coni mitt re continued to hear t.tx
expert* in executive *e**ion.
Senator IjiFotlelte. Wi*con*in
p ro f re* ■lve. announced be would
pr«4* aiufiidiiumt* to booat indi
* vidoal income anti nurtaxe* The
| River« and
rjiflm rx Confre*"
hear Secretary Wallace plead for
a co-onlinate,| water ayateni
check the rapid runoff of m onlure
and Senator Ro in*on, Arkan^a"
| Democrat, 11r
the treat Inn of a
national ttseeney In formulate a
flond control proararm
The i-iiiistllulii>n*lity nf on*
phssr nf l he |St),!.l)UO.OO*l t»*
bill
w*s
qu.sii.in.il
In
ih*
Senate
finance m nim ittre
arch, became worse today.
He in gravely ill with a
throat and mouth infection.
He had taken no food in four
dayn.
The royal
family
was called to his bedside.
The king is reported to have
Orlando Pastors
In stig a te Fight
In
S k i Tar<,n 2 Elderly People
Roosevelt Mensure Burn To Death In
Home In Brooklyn
The Democratic National Com
T here ha* b*M*n considerable d e -1
| lay in the construction of the hi»j Ua’klry (left | of Kentucky a» *k«*\
UnldiniT cauard hy thi« non a r T. RuMrwn 11 iach t » f Ark ansa •
I rival of neefled m aterial*, and by
party** uatKinul itu n i ntuui in Diuh
a .
• _
| #
* h av in g to wait for the inatallation inn: run1-cut ion jdiiti" <A F* fSiolu)
M ^ r n i n p ^ ° f plum bing and
u i u i l T i a i w U i i i c o Tho u t t t r w rrf ^
fo r by 1)K1i -------------------- ---- ---------------------
• • bun chosen Skimtni
-peuker ami Senator
NUM BER
190S
157
Taxes Talked 11 ,0 0 0 Trucks’Bear
InEachHouse |jro o p s On Road T o
Of Congress E th io p ia n C ap ital
Lumber Received And
More M e n Added
To The Payroll On
Big1 Local Project
King Fuad of Egypt, ninth ru
ler of the present Kirypttan dynaaty, is gravely ill »n Cairo, lie
CAIRO. Apr. 27.— (API — has been a slibilitinif factor in a
try in g political 'h jatm n in which
The condition of King Fund, one faction is ileirmndinic complete
66-year-old Egyptian mon inti*pendrnee hum (•rout ID itam.
'J
» •»
Monarch Lapses Into
Coma As Members
Of His Family Are
Called T o Bedside
IllneB S Is Regarded
With Deep Concern
In N ational Crisis
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hail, Illjhw ^”
And Watei frnnsportalion
-
'3
Cavalcade Following
Imperial Hiprhway;
No Opposition Haa
Been Offered Army
Destruction Of
Three Critically In
City Threatened
jured In Fire From
An Unknown Cause Residents Of Addia
Ababa Are Advised
NTW YORK. Apr. JT >.0
To
Desert Selassie
Four elderly men and j% woman
were trapped in up|H*r alone*
a Hnvoklvn home today h\ u fu r
which "W-vpt tip frotii the i n * liiifivl. killimr two and lenvinif the
other Three tn a critical ronditi u
Uni Sihult*. tUL retired fir**
in it iv who owned the four *l"U
hoii"e, wm suffocated. Sidmu Me
Donald, 70, wn* hurneil I•* death.
|t,.i tHkdy wo- found in the ihum
of her luixhaml. H urry McDonald,
“ Ii who win taken to n hospital
in a critical comtHton tnher* who
were -a lly burned were
lull m
Scholl. 7»». and Bernard S* hull.
til*
ih*
«
l.ao rln -ip tl Pl»M >
\ m n tn rirc il rn lu m n nf 15,iiiui i yis n >s fro m
M arsh n l
I 'iH r n
H nilnglln's
r to r th e m
jirm v tlrc v e tlnw tt th e in tjo rijil F lb io p itm h l- h w a y to
il n punuiti* from Deasye to
A tlilis A lutlm . Tin* F a s c l 't
fo n n im iiile r .soot o u t a col
u m n tif u hit** Itn liu n nnldiprs
—^
tn
m i-m e n t th e
ndvanctj
I
I
n
la pied Into ■ d a te of coma, aiv
\ ju
guard of native Aakarl warrior*
phyikU n* were understood to
nlios.li advanced f*r up th* r«*<t
— —
| nponsors, ajuti*t?<i by the tluard *
■ mm
a
consider hla condition hopelesi.. th,- Klloopisn rnpisl
71.
More that. I.fhai trucks hearing
i rwi
m i
I Installation of boundary and
The king was a t hi( Kuubheh
^ f Hickey. 21. * neiphlao. soldi. '- and supplies formed th*
Mary
obatniction
a t the Sanford;
Palace, near Carlo. Ita was a t
A d m ln l.tr a tio n
pi «t«
.o u g h t i
warn the endangered per- . avabn.le on ihe way to Addl*
tended by a group of eminent
to
avoid
flushes
with th*
by
„„ „ ,|..„r mu Abotva, No opposition has basil ■‘tX
by the WTA today. It is ripeeted .
physicians from many countries,
House that
might delay *■!-, | lnany (l>, tjr.-.lijng out n win i iicmiul- >• d by the main army on
headed by Prof. Cesare Fragnrd,
Acting In accordance with a t mPn , i „ u t M Jay*
Jutim ntvnl of ("ongrrs* until late (^tw w)((, |,r r (,nrt. h a n d . Shi* v*n ii- drive sinrc Ihe capture of Lsk*
noted Italian
apeciallsl,
who
at
a rrco ,l th a t work,
In Ju n r
thrciitvd for c u ts and bruise*.
waa summoned hare by airplane. resolution passed
Ashangi,
Senator Halley. North t a»*lma
j- ,,,,,. „f j|u. fir* wa» nut dc
T"ueiiinvN tides High «t 1:12
The king haa been In poor meeting of the Orlando Ministe
Moishal lladogllo rrp o rtu t th at
ro
n
A
lt'i-1
,
^
i
i termlnrtl.
A. M. and 2.22 1*. M.« hivv at l»:04 Dem ocrat, injcrtinl th*
health aince an attack of pleurisy rial Association, pastors of v a rl- j
the soul hern nrmy umler Gensrsl
ttonnl Issue into th* finance m mn* •
ous
churches
in
Orlandu
began
in January, 1S34, which weak
A. M and U.:i0 I*. M.
|[,.,|, Ifo t'.ratisnl is menacing
concerteil
move
yesterday
m lttee'* la s studies In connection
ened his heart. Ila had another a
Sasahatneh, strategic outpost of
w ith provisions In the House lull
against
slot
machines,
making
lllnasa In Septem ber of the tam e
•Iii dire Jn * (i, Sharon hn* «r-j for r|u-cia1 trea tm e n t for debtMs nr, second city uf Ethiopia
fervent s|i[>eal, to their Ti*rl»hyear end specialist* were called
t yin if n©ar thu only railway llna
I'eptedl an invitiition to n'hlresA the ridden fo rt* irations. < halrn m n
inners
to
rise
against
the
"one
( 'heck* fur iiiivnnr amount*
tn.
'
in F.thiopia. Three columns of
hiu eiii-. ('tub uf Titntville tomor H arrison. M ississippi D em ocrat,
Hla present lllneaa was re arm ed banrlit*" an<l ilriye them
Th* OrUnJo band of 30 pi« es representing « refmnl »»f uiie-half row.
Fascist troops were menacing tha
bwmediatvly Jumped to th e ir de
all
oirt
of
Orange
county.
u
i
r
of
line-percent
garded with grave concern be
will load Ih* bvauty par*.I* in Sansouthern rilv from three (Ids*,
T
h
o
s
e
preaching
Sunday
*r
.. ..
for.! at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday •••••I Ih.I wv.-i> J 'd ' I "f I " ' >•»>
cause of the king's position as a
The "m o w
excellent" degree , , n••My
own opinion.
H arrison
A larger number of hortlc.il a fter the I,stile last Friday III
s c i r will la- conferred by Monroe ([)Il, j.pnrter*. " U that It la mere- ................
stabilising factor In the political against the siot machines in afternoon, prtlim lnary to th a la n d Fvb. 35 of On,
which Italian sources reported
..
turlats
In ...................................
this arva will W eligltd*
cludes!
the
Rev.
David
II.
Hutsall
function* to b* given th a t «ven-'in today's mail fm a numWr '.f Chapter of the Royal Arch Mason*
aiL aaU aa,.la which the national
IjtOO Ethiopian* killed.
,
„Ue*llon
of
cUastflcallon.
and
|
(o
nwrttr!nast<
•
In
AA
A
twnefils
If
ists am demanding virtual com- pastor of the Reformed Pretby- Ing In honor of Miss t.oulsr Johns-! local merchants. T h. tnlal that ill the tuilui" -"WAaioti T uvatiny
In Italian sb p tsrte circled o r t r
ConxrexA r r r *t a i*n ’. y x—
Haa ,lt*th e right plans now being formuhitcd him
terian Church;
the
Rev. P. ton of Sanford, choaen *» "Ml** | would Iw rvti ivrd by Sanf.o.l Ing.
Brttaln.
taiex
tn c la s sify th e s e rale* o f
tviiuliac, t’uiintyt Agent <• R. Addis Ababa and dropped a warn
Monroe Smock, p asto r of the Florid* I 9 3 C
buxine** men wm c*tlmj*!t*r! at
B rit tan.
anil give certain credit* ln .IfM- Itnwson 1* advised by A. l‘. ing leaflet to the population say
lla p tla t Church;
T he band sritl m arch on font, "!• v«*rnI llnm-nml tlnllnr*. The rc__Their demanda
have cause 1 College Park
A- •t nut
an - Vltorru-V' t.- F burdened corporation.”
Spencer, vice director of the ngri- ing the city would be destroyed,
ami
Dr.
l.uild
Spivey
of
South
r
u
i
t
,
win
r>e
inifund
m-civctl
by
nm*
r«a*LnurAnt
thro*
*hre*it.
and
will
he
fntgrave rioting In recent month i.
rioylf i
tf! Tit tin v11!<» to ril lursl station in tisinesville. In if any resistance would tie offered
ern
College,
ocrupylng
Ihe
pul
lowed
hy
TO
deenrated
cars
carrvwit*
$44.
and
IhM
»
»
.
lu'.-d
lo
with hundreds killed or wounded.
niuriuw w h ri *' ho will prosccutu
writing Mr. Dstvson that II. O. to Fascist occupation. Tha leafof the
F irst
Methodist Ing Mlsa F lorida's Court of I,,, one of the sttmll.-si rherk*. ioVfral
The king haa bean attem pting t ■ pit
in the
Hr w ard
rtayton, district ugent. Is now In let called upon the people to dw»
I
Church.
Honor, with Miss Johnston in the The totnl amount to t,,e to f'o u n tjfffh iiu ii Court convuntnir
negotiate a compromise a
Washington working with tho sert Emperor Haile Melassle and
"Slotmama *:id
the
Devil's leading car. The hand will also I turned by the State of Fb rt.lii lh«*r»- tlii" wvrk.
Britain which would tn a meas
Agrifiilliinil Adjustment Admini*- pledge allegiance to Italy, who
ure satisfy tha nationalists but W ork" was the subject chosen I play a 30 minute concert at h.htistiiess men is t„.7M.hu2 t>!f.
tration. Mr, Spencer says:
was occupying Ethiopia for “elvfixint ha th*"
a t Ihe same tim e aatlsfy Drlt- by the I*^v- -Hr. RuAsell whuj o'clock a t City Hall w here th « | Feb
The w e ath e r: f Inner ally fa ir to
"I simply nuilie this siute* IlilHtlnii."
•
f
th
e
ifriiA*
.itatoil
h«
chi
au
th
a
t
for
hi*
tub-!
hall
honoring'
Mi**
Florida
ix
to
fn
tiv>
ilnt
lan's Insistence on • special pos|.
night and T uesday except p a rtly
no-tit that you may advise those
Italy has auffrrcd her heaviest
lion In Egypt, especially aa re ju ct "bfcaUM? th e victim-1! who 7^ given. The p arade IA expectetl Cpipt* ta* .f nm* half peicent. r i,,udv in ex tre m e xotith iHiftlon
NF.W YORK. Apr 27.-IAA
who Inquire, th a t plans are Veing
play these m achines arc m aniaix tn h© one of tha la m e n t and fnoat bs*caus© n f ln igatinn
which
gards the S uet Canal,
Tuesday; * ig h tiy w arm er in ex- Two fii-ig h trrs. eripplcd In t'l' perfected Just a* rapidly as they losses on tho southern front,
Fiusci’s sixth battalion, In Ita *••
.piired judicial in te rp re ta tio n **f . D riue n o rth e a st |H»rti«m tonight,
King Fuad la the ninth m ler —however, intelligent and ra tio n -* colorful ev®r »a«n In 5U nfo/l.
m id-A tlantic during
*
heavy can to provide for benefit* to
^
of the hre-ent E gyptian dynasty. al they may be along o th er linax, | T h e queer*'* ball w hich will take which section" **f the la* wool i Kxtit-me fmilhwcmt Kl''i»‘ln p>*r tly Bale, proceeded w ithout a ssist South Florida growers and it is -suit on th* Ethiopian defenses a t
Sassah Ranch, lost 48 per tvnl / ^ |
He succeeded to th e throne In ’ w hen confronted by one of these place a t the City H all lx Inform al. 1,$* constitutional and effi-clive
j cloudy to n ig h t uud Tuesday.
three
lin ers our hope nrid plan to have a more
_ _^
* ance lu'lsy a fte r
of its effectives, including two
rk, raving T w o hours of contlnuoux enterIt i« said t»- In- the fir"t |L»>*
1911 on the death o f hla broth*., m achines, they go
sw ung from thi-ir C'.ursra to g>v»' definite program available just
while officers killed.
craiy
.
They
know*
they
can’t
win
tainm
ent
will
precede
the
hall.
The?
m
history
of
Florida
taxalloiV
^anfortPa
street"
were
lined
Sultan Huaaeln Klamlt. He wins
as
soon
as
it
ran
tie
worked
out,
*
\t limnn (ihrd.i tho ELhloplang
wax aid.
proclaimed king In 1922, when and knowing thl» any man in b ltj F orbia Rhythm King* will l*e on lbnt the real htxpry*/ iia" r«» ^ with flagx an«l the U uk
The Invanhne,
owned by lb*
“The present program will l>*f* Britain ended Ita
protectoratn ri^h t mind wm hl leava Ihe mn-[ tha sjago from R until 2 o'clock, reived refund" without red lafe* closed today In memory of heroes Nor*Asiatic bn*, broke a rudder mil a large number of people in lost iliM> killed ami wounded.
and granted E gypt a meaauio chine* alone, they know they, Tha general public la invited to or WA|tlng f««r th© legl-lnture t«* 0f the Southern t'orifaderary. yesterday, hut when the Polish South Florida In participate al Itnliun- re|H.rlrd the ElhioplaM
rn n 't win but they can't renixV participate In thl* event of great j pans relief hills,
of Independence.
Hh*«rt n»*rvir»‘" wcri' cnrvluctufl by liner lllsu ilsk l reached h e r sldo though the benefit* may ho rela fought lo the death. Not • man
Nurtonileri-d. When the Italians
Ihe t \ D r in th«* f'ily f'tm i* today she ss i'l *J>* needed
In 1034. tha king suspended the thought th a t they might nit, honor to one of SanfonPa girls,
no tively small a* compared to their
“mopped up“ they killed
the ertutH utlon
and "dlsmla.Trl the Jrck pot iiu f“ »o'* i t i n i t ' up
frfy yv"l«*ri|fly.
Im m ediate help and would aw ait acreage returns. You understand,
parliament Iwcatue of the unrest ■nil shov* m l ns down the ina salvage tu g A few hour* la te r however, th a t this i* not final amt Ethiopians hld.lrn in caves, trees
A m arriage ItceH«r was Issued ■ B ritish freig h ter.
In tha country, ruling for a aatiahle mew of this modern
th e
Ht. will pria-ahiy take three or four and 11ruches, who refused to sur
this morning Ip Thomas W arrrn, Q iiratln, .to w ard which the lux- month* to settle some of thu qurs- render.
tim e thereafter aa virtual dic one-armed bandit.
25, and l.'irille l.yinn. "it, both of
tator.
“The owpar of • big gambling
Arrangements are being mad* | j | r<i Su-an Catherine R uW ii. lirrrsford. M arriage licenses wren* urv liners llrem en and W ashing- u o n , th a t a re w r y Im portant to
In
Nassau was
Hla heir. Prince FamuV, la |<t. establishment
by Celeey Camp of the Wo«l- H3, dieil Sunday morning lo her Issue,I Saturday to Ornako lltir- ton w rre plowing through heavy (j,e grower* in C entral and Bou h
and la being educated in Eng here recently and in commenting
*ea». sent word she would con- [ Florida."
land.
upon slot machines he declared men of the World for a big I home at h l’J W ed First s ti .t, rvey. ofl. no I Maud Wll Inins, 18. tin u r unaided.
meeting
on
Thunulav
night
nf
following
an
illness
of
se veral and to A rlhur Joseph, 21, and
th a t only a fool would play them,
There waa nu word frum thu
since the odds w ere a t leant 70 this week when It la expected j months. She had been u re-kboil 1giuls* Wd on Irt, Isdh of Sanford. third ship, the British freighter
SMITH!.AND, Ky.. Apr. 17<—
h
th
a
t
ileb
gates
will
be
nresertt
of
Sanford
for
13
yeue
MrRu
percent against th e player. An
frl’i—A half block section of the
Seven m em ber, of Nominal*1iHu.Kpool, whisk yesterday nrfrom ill ramps In C entral Flnride. b o m was laim In Tempi--, 'd i.
Ohio River bank caved tn
a j .: really they are more than th at „
a .
a
_l_^.*e __
in
A.,. . 1
ran .,, of th* Future Former* of I"*rfd difficulties. Shipping of__ ___ i------- ----J here In Orlando for I understand Candidates for elective offices In on Apr.- tfi. Isc,3.
Sunday, widening the
leal*
hero
believe
she
made
Surviving relatives are » -on, America will portirl|wite In tb
R rtu m ln g yesterday from lb" ulHiiit GO feet, and varying away
___,
.t h a t Frank Sharp rn ly goaran- County and district ara Invited,
pairs and went on her way.
Mrs. M»ry H.
though
none
of
the
politicians'
A.
E.
Rahurn
r.f
Snnf
>rd;
ona
■
puuat
convention
of
the
Florida
publir
Speaking
contest
In
the
|u Jd . n lr
t h, T d^
* '• « ••• • U percent return, let u .
purt of n furniture store. Tha
Ju n io r C ham ber of Com m erce In earth crarkvd in a quarter mile
_
--------s
«KM*nly
Mfly
S u « J » yr !—y
.,y aa so
15 percent
percant return
return. In
In will he permitted to make speeches. I stater. Mrs. U r h I'ow.-ll of ag ric u ltu ra l roomt of Seminole
H
igh
School
tom
orrow
Evening,
F o rt
Pierce. Gordon
Itn 'ti"” . long line 23 tn 60 feet from
n£T !!2f. a —*”
- t " 14 “l , U * ®UNr word* If you give the m a-| U will be an excellent oppor- lluchanan. Ca.. and the M l w
uiernoer Avanua. a he w a, boro ch
|naa 85
85 cents
cent* nut
delegate front the Sanford Junior edge nf ihe rave-ln,
chines
o u t of
of a■ dollar tunlty, however, fo r them to m eet, ing grandchildren: Mr*, lim e y th* speaking to hsgln at 7:30
menacing
in Cincinnati, 0 ,
Feb. M, it will gtva you back 15 cvnU.” the voter*, Consul Commander O. LI lodge, Mr*. William II Ren o ’clock. The public I* Invited.
C ham ber of Ckimmvrcr, told of more of the town of 800.
I M2- Ona brother, C. E. Heinsun, Bailie Its burn,
•lunl* Ra
changes In th e sla te election 1«*» j *sStale
The Rev. Mr. Smock told hie P. Herndon said.
*® i . | w
si ivynot ii
|Hi1ic*n|en
warned realrich of Sanford,
NEW YORK, Apr. 2 7 . - m - ktio'H *" •**
and seven. I audience in th a College' P ark t T he Btashsy O rchestra of Or- burn,/M ono* Raburn, J. A. It*
A revillltjn n passed by the
rcc^rnnuniUil by thr Ja y rce a l ll‘ «|«on-*l nut nf (h i a iip a rc n i lU a ta f J
Th* $1)300,000 Jup<! .allo tted . by
Hefrilnole
T7,oSt7"^AlfTTrtlRtinil
A*
burn,'
Albert
Rahurn
nhd“
Y
.
a n -the only Baptist Church th a t ”tRa slot ma lando has been* engaged tn play'
im prove
.le ctio .,, condlllmrt?
rsirio,,: J t W l l u l i \ re f Wash*....... .........
...........................ullsy
surviving relative*.
Hanfi.rd
and aortal ion asking the State Live* 'Ih e D epartm ent of A grtcullurl
chine is not honest. “ It I* a fo r a dance after tha me* ling and Raburn, J r , of
Besides favoring uniform '» * » j ingt. n, American Rrd Cross repFuneral aarvicaa ware to be racket pure and simple,” he dostock
Board
to
rescind
Its
rule
reto
supply
state
with
cutlon
re
refreshment*
will be
served. I'aul Raburn t f A tlanta. G i . and
to cover all Florida vountie*, alxd- resentalive, prepared to direct roconducted thla afternoon at 3
garding the dipping of mules that J Inforcing fabric for road* may
several g rra t grandchildn-n.
clrred. “depending upon tha de
Ishment of th* poll-tax as a !>r*-, ||vf artivitir* aw aiting n report
_______
,
n
t
r
s
r
lenve
a
farm
er’s
home
place
be
exhaustad
before
some
state*
o’clock from tha Erickaon Fane- sire of th* player to g e t some T here will be no charge for ad
Funeral service*
wrre
cort.
requisite to voting U urgeil. “ Hon- •---- n - i . —•
—
.
.
mission.
S tale
engineers
™ Horna to Evergreen Came- thing for nothing. The player It
ducted a t 11 o’eltiekthis morning| eras forwarded to the taitrd tialay. j apply, tha Cotton TextID
In- est people are hrpt from voting from United
summoned
from
Paducah.
Mry, wftfc t h . Eev. E. D. BrownFuneral I Cattle dipping in tick Infrsted stitu ts announces.
HOLLYWOOD. A pr. 2 7 - fAP) 'from the Erickson
a bigger i n k e r than he U a
by It, while the dishonest on*s
IM officiating. The pallbearers ■Inner, Society la here justified —G rant Withers never has been Horn* ■ to Lakeview Cemetery areal Is to bg continues!,
The deadtln fur applies linns get their poll-tax** paid fur them.
SOLDI BUS TO STATIONS
war* lo be John Bakar, N. R. in stepping In to protact tha a professional stro n g man, but with Um Rev. W. V. Brinks, Jr.,
Is May 15 and contracts must There are counties In Florida
Ths
snnital
meeting
of
the
Sanbt
1st
by
Juna
30.
The
depart
the
following
I* * , T *- ^ „ C XOaH. Victor ilrapta sucker.
he can lift 200-pound weight* officiating and
where the election officials mak*
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Apr. 17*-.
tha
acting aa
pallbearer*:
Jam es ford Junior Chamber of Commerce msnt has not announced
"Good ctUsene will do all In with apparent ease.
m o J fc ^ rria U . J ‘
•MJ
a t which tim e officer* will b* amount o f fabric requested an no effort to sc* whether or not a Mh—The United State*
Knight,
Georgs
W.
Turner.
$t.
If,
thalr power, both by example
voter's poll-tax** ate paid." Mr. shin Chateau Thierry
'
Eubank*. L. C. Kinsrd. Gesvrgt a'acUd for tha ensuing year will far, but Nsw Jersey plana to [
and precept, to abolish this Idea
id.
487 «c Idlers her* fo r P ln am a - »
b« bald tomorrow evening at 8 build $0 miles of cotton-rei'i-' * *rn*
Rowland
and
A.
II.
R.
la-wls.
,
j
o f getting som ething fo r nothing.
“Powerful Interests are seeking «nd Hawaiian stations.
o'clock at tha M ayfair Hotel, In- forced bituminous
roads
this
It can't be done. Tho law . of
■ tm i of a t th a Country Club as year, Michigan 34, Indiana 20 to control our L*gl*l*lut<>, and to
God still exist*— w hatever
wo
)md been planned. A fter the mret- to 26 m llat, North Carolina 100, **• th at their favored one* are
TODAY
•» » .
w ell
reap— only
much
7:30 P. M.1 D and Headquarter*
| program of antertalnmenl Alabama 100, Tsxaa 50 miles, sent, and the present poll-tax taw
more.”
companies, FNG, Armory.
I h* given an d refrasments will and Minnesota and New Hamp helps them. Let's g et rid of it,”
Avsrsae
Sunday
7:4$ P. M,: Legion Junior
Averse*
b* s irre d .
shire an amount not yet de he urged, “ami s ta rt to clean up
P— ***
Laagna, Jnniar H igh School.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. - -V .ttermined, tha institute
said It the mesa th a t our state govern'
f . f ," " *l , w • ^ W f , arrival*
•:00 P. 1C. CHy Commission, etans of Future Wars, satiric*!
ntent haa gutten Into."
had been advised.
t o d day arttp u u trig I i
Jo h n s
City HaX*
student organisation, funm-d to
“laugh, war out of srlslrnco,*
TOMORROW
HALIFAX, _ M
11:1# P. M.i R otary Club. May facta opposition within Its own
i TW OJKXXAL FXigHXNO. oil Phytic leas attending Dr, D. X fair Hotel.
framework
'with formation of
Alfred
PLYM OUTH. Ind.. Apr. 2 7 .known
7:3* P. M.t Man roe fh ap ter, a —u*t*» organisation
**
raacusd from th a Maoaa * W ‘ Masonic B a ll
a* th* mptainatlc Corps »f V*t- Twanhr-foui’ cat* <*f » l’cnn,7'
^ W a M PBOatT, anrouta Now gold mine Wednesday night a fte r | 7M P . 1C: C h eaaJA ib , Valda* •rana of Future Wars.
vanta 'Railroad fast freight, wrslDETROIT,
Apr.
2 7 .-< * )~
LIMA. Peru, Apr. n .- U P ibeing trapped fa r 10 dayn, report- Hotel.
Llttla Rock Junior
n llfro n i New Tofk to Chive- Tha Newspaper Cl Comercb said A stunting alrptans crashed la
•d last night both mao a ra m ak -| 7:30 P. ICi P u tu ra F a m sm students tn a. aarcasti.
w jta dernR/d here yesterday, yesterday that a Peruvian ‘army a vacant lot In N ortheast De
C M rtl
rogtora and th a t their piAUri
la s t night, killing Lea
up 1,000 feet of double captain, tired e f llviag in 111 tro it
at. Semi* on tha Future Vet*.
th eir
- nola H igh !
irut wrecking a railroad health, killed himself la th* novel H k k ty , D etroit, a passenger, and
mould seek
hgv a ad f a f t
f
$:00 Pv
Junior Chamber ef train all
worn, thus slim*
and a viaduct No on* manner e f deehlag agnlnat the Injuring tha pilot, William ModtO M
whirling propeller of an airplane. yak, 1$, also of Detroit*
HatcL
;
* '
l Imported injured.
l>i'i n a iic n t
i*in.
S lnf
C l e r g y Association .
Wants Them taken
.
.
H*hU
out o f The county
,h“ “
,
. L o c a l M e rc h a illS
I)
• •
pi
|
i Ili imuiii
Tin y ait -!i
<s\ u
sr;,'; R eceiv in g U ie c k s
,h*
For Refunded I ax
a
city news iimefs
Expcct Large S u m
Beauty Parade
Will B e Returned
Will Be Led By
To Business M e n
30-Piece Band
Plans In Making
To Further Aid
Horticulturists
Aid Of Liners
Not Needed By
Crippled Ships
:
Woodmen O f World Mm. Susan C. Rahurn
Planning Big Meeting, Died Sunday Morning
Half Block Of Town I
Tumbles Into River
Mrs. M ary Schrocder,.
Dies I n 85th Y e
Poll Tax Repeal I
Favored By Jaycces
________ ______ _
Cotton Road Fund
Nearly Exhausted
WHAT’S DOING
MARITIME NEWS
Vetenuw Of Future
W ars Meet Rivalry
I d a ^ J T - * -*
if
8***1**to
Cha^wr Improvement Shown
By Entombed Miners
sSiSvAU^'
I
„ S R s5 3 &
‘m
TeOCAL WEATHER
a
Fa^t Freight Wrecks
Bridge A n d Viaduct Plane Propellor Is Flier Killed When
Stunt Plane F a l l s
* Used In S u i c i d e
__________________i— ____________________
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TROOPS KEEP ALIEN LA&OR FROM COLORADO
FORMER OWNER OF YANKEES HARD HIT BY FLOOD
SOME BABY! 1 8 POUNDS A T BIRTH!
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T llllagbaat L. H M m ,
part
a# tha Now V tr t Yankaaa. Tha palatial Km . an Ma
•dtlar laland plantation m m Dorian la ahawn (tap) with a aarvaal rowing a boat right ap ta tha Mar.
CaL Haataa aatlmtad Ma dan gr at flttU M L Mlaw, warbara ara ahawn rrlnlarslng a Irvaa la
thalr affarta ta bald back tha Hoad UM around Darlas. (Aaaaclatag Praaa Phalaa)
TERRIFIED NATIVES FLEEING ADDIS ABABA
2
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'K %
Mit«V.'7da
•
M at U r. w d Mrs. Prod Stark*, at Licking
palta a start aa m i l bablca hla ago. Past la
tka M-yaar-aM matbar and 41 -ytar-aM fathorv.
baby ara M lag tins. (Associated Praaa Photo)
AIR CRASH THAT KILLED HARVEYS
*_____________________ ____’ *
-i. . t '- V y.—> .4
Aaparta that lUllaa Iraapa wars naartng Addla Ababa aauaad a wild rath a* aatlaaa hast t*a AIM.
a^lan aapltal, laavlng tha slip virtually dtaartad aava far faralgatra. A triaw af tha ally I* ahasM
<abava. th a Mg building ladltaud by arrow aaar tha aanUr la Kmparar Malta Salaaala’a naty galaada
i ^ j a a a t alad Praaa PhaU) _ ------
KIDNAPED, SAYS LABOR LEADER
Diagram Showing W here M en Were Entombed In Mine
15 F O O T
CAVE IN
HUNTING ‘REAL KIDNAPERS’
�Seminole C o aly Produces
Fruits And Vegeftblen Than Any
Similar Area la America
S a n fo rd La T h e O n ly C e n tra l
F lo r id a C ity A f f o r d in g R ali, H l f h w i *
A n d W a te t f r a n s p o r t a tl o n
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
—rew
VOLUME XXV
R. B. Chapman Honored
Is Honored By
Masonic Order
Candidates W arned
Members Of Troop To Beware Of Some
5 Leave This A ft Promotion Schemes
ernoon For Week
The Seminole County Dem
E n d A t Winona ocratic
Committee
to d a y
Is First Honor
For Local Lodge
Grand Lodge Session
Is Attended By 11
P ast M asters Here
Rnfpt 0. Otapman
of San
ford i* the* nrw deputy grand
m aster of the Mi«nn< of Kloridt.
Markina the u n iq u e fact Ha was elected and installed at
sen*ion in Jackthat for the first time in th e the grand
64 year history of S a n fo r d lonvillf.
ljodge No. 62, Free a n d A c
cepted Maaona, a member
of Sanford lodge has b e e n
elected to a high office in th e
Grand Lodge. T V S a n fo r d
man la Ralph B- C h a p m n n ,
j g b o . .was elected
d e p u ty
Only One Promise- Is
Made By Candidate
In Sanford Address
Expressing
______
the opinion
th a t
o ’WHufT, U.
g r.. Me -. p• ,o.,,u *rut. i .mi,.hl “p”
«•
W. Muff. J. ■O.
m .*
•
K a, and L. B. Hodglna.
»t
The other new officer, of the. T“mP‘ - cand.,tatc for g o v .rao r.
Grand Lodge of ths Masons e r a 1mKrvssing an au-liencs In Sanford
j n H C. Clark
of Psnaaeotn.I **•* " ^ k t made only one promise
grand m aaUr; Georg* Fish of - « » keep tho faith of tho pooplo
JockoonvilU, senior trim ! war-* ,n
■■
him to th« ofdan; R. J . KLhpaogh o f'W e v t; fic ,‘ Hr nrnde the assertion a t tha
palm Beach, grand junior w » r-,0 “u *t of his address, and rspoat___ . Alexander Rqy of Jaekron- ed it a t the close, with the fu rth er
viOe, grand treasurer; J. 3. II. requrat th at his hearers m ake a
Meye r a f Jacksonville, grand written note of the promise.
Judge Petteway said th a t w ,
A i o B if t|* tta » B ov.-»Alber t E.
merit I f - I t Is
Calk las of 8*. Augastlne. grand have. .roo<l
. . govern
.
chaplain; Jam es
A. Lyta of ~ ">b>l»frrd by good men, had
by
Psmsacrla, grand marshal; Louis' *»’ *rnmsnt I f . dmlnlstered
and quoft,
Silverman of Mulborry. grand ta d (hen. ■"«*
Grover
senior dsneon; Smith I* T urner
sU U m enl th a t n pu e f WUIUton. grand Junior d#a. *'c office is j public tru st. If electcon; Georgs T. Taylor of Tampn.
m r tr n a r he said he would
grand standard bearer; E. W.i tre a t government of tho stale
Campbell 6f Laurel mil. g ran d ,* * * l’ublic tru st and would see to
sword boarer: O. L. Vordcrmark ■* ,h*1 •» o fflc .r. are trustees,
of JifkieviTillo,
frond
icnlor
i fair, impartial, h o M it and
steward; N. C. S k aff.r, grand i fr*, '«'»* enforcement of tho law.
Junior
(Steward;
U
T revettNo can d i.V e ran .prom ise to
lockwood of Palm Beach, grand *“* « P " “ "
,,*U ,*d
pursuivant, and John W. Capper!
h« *>*«l*r«d. until a fte r Ino f Jacksonville, grand tyler.
I duct Ion Into office and by Invest!
Grand Mastor "Clark innounce.1! *;»Uon f , n find wh,.r» M ringa »o
ha would appoint lha grand ora-j ***• 1lV p* f, r *
m*>l*. W
,tor ulater.
,_
--—
I as indicative of what ra n bo
of
him
if
he
U elected.
Mr. Chapman haa held every
high efflra la the gift of Ma- Ji-.lrc I'tllr w iy called attention
sonary In Sanford. Ho ia a past tu the f i r t th a t he had voluntarily
m aster o f S aqfeN lodge, post reduced hl» salary w Judge In
of Monroe rh e p te r nl I llill'bnro county la order to help
high priest
‘
tho Royal Arch Maaona. pant U- h i Inner the budget. “I claim the
dona m aster of the Council, right to be believed.” he said,
luatrtous
past commander of Taylor Coni- “when | nay th a t I e l l lead the
maadery o f tha Knight* Templar, fray to real economy In the gorpast district deputy grand mas em inent of our atate In all Ita de
ter, a member a f tha executive partm ents over which th e gov
committee o f tha Masonic Home ernor haa any control.”
In hla brief addreea Judge P e t
la St. Petersburg, a num ber of
lha advinory council of tho Or- teway pointed to hla 17 yeara of
der of DoMalay, and Is a 32nd taw enforcement in hla home coun
ty. and declared th a t aa governor
he would “Insist on fair, honeet
and fearleaa law enforromont.”
lie declared fo r fnlM orm achoola,
old age aacurlly and making home
exemption “real" for a ll Imme
ownera, tnelodiag wldowa sa d
— — AUGUSTA, O a , A yr. I C - O . others who cannot qualify aa
F . te a s r, t t y r aid Augusta
p d a ter. died a t • hospital yes
terday as a result a f being man ed
J*
Augusta Man Killed
By ‘Tame* P et Lion
d
a
■t
r
a
not Intereeted aa m ath in prom lass
a s they are la a a n
th e y c a a
tru st. I do not w ant to m ake a
lot of promlaas to do a le t a f
things th a t cannot he dean jnat
to fool tho people late voting fa r
_ me. One thing I do promise la th a t
MARTTIMBMEWS
In
warned political candidates to
“refrain from patronising the
various forma of advertising
schemes which spring up d u r
ing every political campaign.*
They are advised hy the com
mittee th a t “ample facilities
for advsrtising are offerer) by
the various new,papers and
printing shop, of the County."
. s.a
talian Drive On Capital Is
In Full Swing
S p e a k Tonight
Voters Also Given Rebels Reported T o
Hy Official Group Be Moving Toward
Kinsl .Utr« on which candidetrs
for political offices ran qua Hy
anti othrr .lafru on whkh thry
m>i-t f ik* th rir variooa M |irna6
aer’riinU »prp fi|fim*ti out hy ihr
St'niruilc t'm inty lH>morntir K«•cutivi* t o-mnittof Itmlay Thart*
wa« i*«infli«*t in torn* in*tanrrv,
hut tha situation han h^«*n rUri*
fh'l from TallalyiaaF^. Informntk*n t*» uhsrnted- votara la al«o
' fikrn
1
M'MDER 1SS
1908
v•41
K
i
t
V- \
Fascist Forces N e a t ' Addis Ababa. About *
70 Miles Away Says
Italian Commander
Capital After W in
ning First Battle
MEXICO CITY. Apr. 24.—
(Copyright by Associated l“rr.* )
—Travelers striving by air front
Nicaragua
reportd
today
n
bloody revolt ha. broken out in
ths Central American republic of
Honduras wllh (he rebels mov
ing on Tegucigalpa, capital of
Paul C ra n k of ()rtan<l«i
President Tlburcla C artas' gov|
la^t data for payinf filing
date for Ci>ngrr*ft. will ■
erncaenl.
fvr. with tha Rarratary of lha m m Senora Anita Lagos de l*tpet C ity II.ill ut H oV Im k III
mitir.- i« May 7. which ia 13 ilaya
• **• III” «sa«rlaq<>4 I’ftoa) ^ '
II* «* a
supportrr
G utisrret, widow of a ono-timot
b* f*»ra tha
flrat prim ary,
hut
Th«* ilrivp nf the Italian
president of Honduras, G snersl, I’.'ft n-» n.l Plan.
ml attrntion of ran'IMate* ia
iirnn- on the Ethiopian cap
Rafael Jrtpsx Gutierres,
wh-t
I ealtril to tha law which ranulraa a I
live* here, mid she received inital w a s rt'porttsl tu be in full
tH*.— «pp|iinir nominaikm to pith,
formation indicating the inaur
swing Intlny, #liut spokesmen
lie " ffitr to Hla «worn atatrmanta
gents were sucrestful
In their |
fur t h e Kn>«t' African g p v of ram paifn
at|»anRaR.
Tha«a
first engagement.
D . L « J fll
Alernment deelaretl that Em«taiiiorhtM muat !*• filnl wjth O.
Travelers arriving
by
plane, l ^ e i u n a U I U v e r A p- n T Haile Sclusnie iH still In v
I* llt-rmlon, dark of tha f'irru ll
said no word of the revolt had r \
c o n tro l o f h is a rm y a n d t i l
Tomorrow's tides: High aL 11:21 .Coiiit. lrip<|MTti»F of whether any com* out of .the country lx*cau
•r»(Vair* have barn In ru rm l.
** I l i m r f < a r M I 1 1 n n
F lth in p ia e x c e p t th o s e p o c A. M. and 11:46 P. M, h>w a t 0:42
of strict censorship.
V u d llC I
l u l l I I U U lin n s a lr e a d y
ta k e n b y t h a
Tha fir*t atatamant m u it ba
A. M. and 6:39 P. M.
-------Italians.
T hii
spokesman too*
fil .l not rarliar than May .1, and
Riots la Indl
BOMBAY.
Apr.
A m arriage license was issued n**t latar than May 7. The aacond
°
liny in th«* nnlivu army.
Poona
today to Rose Jay. 29, and l<oii(se •latcmant m utt ha filed not earlier Telephone messages from —
Marshal Hiuloiclio, brail o f t t |t
troops have be>n
Holmon, SI, both of Winter Park. IhAn May 21 and not later than today said
invading arm y, reported to Rom*
M »y 21 Tha third and laat atata- called out following communal
hi. tn.ip* had taken U orrn Ilu,
Paul Crank will spesk In the n^nt, including narpti of a!| cam- rioting between Hindus and Mon
4 town * I. mt ;m miles south n |
City Hail a t i o’clock this even pugn workrra, ia to be filed with isms in which 6!) person* were
TALLAHASSEE.
Apr.
2
De«»ye where the Iteliena now
in 10 day« a fta r tha second pri reported Injured. Reports stat.-.i (hetkft tntalinic tnor> Ihun
ing on the Townsend plan,
mary, or bafore July .1*
that attem pts war* mad* tu i)iiRfirr uf a million ikillur* w» I here their headquarter*. These
I reports «aid the advence g u ard
Candidates for County offices
The proper forms for filing of burn temples and mosques.
hr nuil!r<! lomorn'v* to »»*t*»il
(hr Itallim si my is now about
T tltphons
advises were thnt thrirtiirhout th«* »luU* n4 refuiithi nf
are expected to partake of a the** fttatrmanta may ha obtalnad
,
roast beef (upper In Lake Mary at tha office of tha clerk of thk riots occurred both *n *b<' morning of thrir iwrcrntMifr tnxr* |*anl' 71) mile, from Addis Ababa, tha
Eihii ptnn capital
Italian
nlr>
a t 6 o'clock this evening. The sup Clrruit Court. Statamenla rovhr aad afternoon, and th at 2U0 prior
l<»
Feb.
23,
S lain '
per will be served by the Home aij>an%as up to .70 day* bafora fil soldier* armed with
machine (om ptroller J . M I.e»* announretl.1plane, continued to bomb E thlo,
gun, had been posted on a bridge Ilia forrod vrill Ih* wurkintc th u N.* ptnn defense In Harar, tha
The MonUxuma Hotel, bought Demonstration Clu» of the com ing.
last Deeembar by J . R. Owens munity.
Votara planning to b« out of tha In th* center of the city. Soldier* • hiftft to complete autliltiitc tlw nml largest city of th* land.
The Ethiopian spokesman
ami Mrs. J - E. Cooper, today
County on election day can east snd police war* ordered to guard acrounlft anil nmilinic (hi* chrck*
hi, countrymen are prepared ta
passed Into the ini* ownership of
Judge Jas. G. Sharon went to absentee ballota In tha office of the famous Kashapst mosque.
followinir yefttenlay'ft order of fight to the last man and Stun
Mr. Oarena who bought out his D ayton. Brach today to attend County Judga J. G. Sharon not
The trouble started In a dis the
Suprem e
I'ourt
trntnlimc If the capital fell to tha lnvnd*TU
partner. M rs. Cooper did not an- • meeting of the State Press As- more than 1ft day* or lasa than 3 pute over music being played in Comptriillcr
plea for pur- Ih* Ethiopians would continue t*
nounco h er future plans. Bho a n J : eoetation. It wao expected th at a days before the •lactlon. Informs- front of a Hindu Itm p lt.
A niiialon to refund the«« mnni««*
fight.
her two sona and. thatr families! number of other c m l Ida too for Uon to abeentoe voters Is given by i crowd estim ated a t 6000 snd comIt la aalil to b« the firat lima I
•e
l
-C-..
...
...
..
.
.
posed
of
both
Hindus'
snd
Mo. The soldier* p la n .» d e s e g n tg ,
ax period to loavs tho City.
Congress, a s wall 4 r fo r ptmmoaa th* exscollve committee In the fol
in
hintory
nf
MnrMa
"tilimtlon
Mr. Owens
announced
th at«*»• , t » ‘» gorernment would lowing language!
hsmmedsVts gathered and rioting that the rral taipayer Inn r»*- stand In th* lowerlitg p e r ik In
’■
prevent th* Fascist* from
hf would contimia the diking be there.
"If you are In th* etate on soon began.
reivnl refumU vkithmit n il Imih*
the capital. (Dispatches to It
room as a p a rt of the Hotel, an I
e'rrtion
day
you
ran
go
In
any
or
waiting
for
the
l^rKiftlnture
to
Elmer Stew art, pleading guilty
newspapers said blsckshlrt ark
hopea to obtain a capable coterrr.
p m relief bill**.
before
(tounty Jsrlge voting precinct, with your poll
lor, wrre bombing tha Ethln*
AH room * In the 'V fontesum n tcxlsy
tax
receipts
and
registration
e
r
r
i
n
,
n
s
f
i
r
*
The
Supreme
Court
ye^terilay
Sharon to , mlsitcvncanor, was
plan. In prevent them from dea re occupied, h# said.
granted
Comptndler
J.
M.
I.ee’x
tlflrale,
ami
there
you
will
be
»
u
p
|
r
U
6
r
t
O
K
l
C
O
W
l
I
I
S
sentenced to pay a fine of }5 or
dn-ying th* Dcssye-Adla Ababa
t
Cl
a motion f< r authority to refund rend.)
go to Jail for 60 days, snd Irene plied e ballot which you can vote n
. . — o r '- '
grown
receipt<
tn
i
r
4
paid
by
Klo*'and
It
will
Iw
returned
to
the
D
U
T
C
f
lU
8
o
U
P
p
O
f
t
Jackson, pleading guilty to a like
The gnvrri
1 , ,
it
rnonty
Judge
of
your
home
coun
ida rrtailrrft under the chain
chmrga, was, given a im pended
re|,<rt
on
recent
hravy
fighting
ty, and tabulated by the canvassWASHINGTON. Apr. S L -W ) Jlore t a i law prior (41 Keh. 23.
sentence of 60 days In Jail.
in « oilheastrrn Ogadcn province
ing board.
—Discussion of th* Roosevelt tax
I'rcparation wu« atarteil uf 11 .- claims a revere blow waa d ealt
“Any
qualified
elector
who
Is
program
aad
tha
proposal
to
free
ft.1l
rhcckq
which
will
retu
rn
Fred Dorner, newly Installed
s nrw Italian threat toward Ha*
exalted ru ler of Sanford I^xlge require I to be ai-srnt from th* Puerto Rico stood out today In S27M.M0M.tli* paid whde the court ft rar.
capital
news.
state
for
a
period
of
more
than
debated
rnnjititutMin.klily
of
the
Th* column* of Gtn. Rodolfo
SACRAMENTO, Chi If.. Apr. f4. of the links, will preside a t this 15 itayw prior to, and including
The tax hill moved through law. Several dayu will In* re
Grnxluni,
commander of
Ih*
—W )—Governor Merriam today evening's meeting for tho first
hours
of
dsbatotoward
a
House
quired to gel them into the niailn.
and m ake, a special a p p e a l,0 '” * *
- n f primary general
southern
Italian
forcea,
war*
reprieved
Alexander
MacKar. time,
J. V. Keen, a»<d.<dant ti* A t said to be still more th an 1 0 0
to all m sm ters to attend the sc*.
or municipal election, m .y vote expected late next week. Re
British
suhjac4
find
Joseph
"rail to publicans attacked while Dem torney (general Cary !>. I,an«li«, mile, south of the Im portant Jt>
Christy on* hour before the time .Ion as “ m a tte r, of vital Intorest"! n'ak* «» *••"
ocrats defended the MIL
presented the comptrollcr'a mt>
* !hr 1foun y Ju,1b' " f ,h ‘' ' " r .h ,r;
set for th e ir hanging a t Ban will be presented.
_____
Irtral rrviilrnc*, or to Ih* clrrk or
Support for the blit by Senator tlon to
the
Supreme
Court Jign Hurra caravan routa. w hkh
I* believed to be their n e s t f t ,
Qusntln prison. Ho took tho action
municipality,
in
rase
of
municipal
Tydings,
Maryland
Democrat,
to
Wednesday
and
it
waa
npprovn|
The w eather: Tartly cloudy In
In response to a request o f tha
elections, for an official ballot to give Puerto Rico opportunity to at the court'* conference yextor- Jevtive.
British govern ment upon urging south and cloudy in north, pos be used a t his. or her, voting pre become Independent If It wishes, day.
sibly m ist or light rain the
of S ecretory o f State HullJ
cinct. The county Judge will supply was srpreseed 4>y Dr. | Ernest
Feb. 2*7 wan fin d a a the
MacKhy and C hristy were to northeast and extreme north p o r the affidavit which Is to be signed Greening, head of th* Interior de
effective date of the gn*** rt
tions
tonight
and
Saturday;
iw
i
have died for kldaaptng prison o f
partm
ent'*
bureau
e
f
U
rrilo
rU
t
snd returned end *n official ballot
eviptft tax of one-half percent,
ficials In a futile attem pt to escape decided change In tem perature. will he forwarded not more then affairs^
becaufte of litigation* which re
Extrem a
northwest
Florida:
from tha penitentiary.
President Roosevelt stayed away
15. or less then s it days prior to
Tha sta y of txaeutlon U fop 30 Cloudy and unsettled tonight and surh election. Upon receipt of the from hla deak with • alight cold, quired Judicial Interpretation of
which lectiona of the law would
days. I t la tha sera ad one granted Saturday.
GAINESVILLE. Apft S t —t a
ballot the elector shall mark ac but worked bn an whirr** ho will be constitutional ami effective.
tha two man who paMicipetod In
the opinion of Blake R. V*n Leer,
cording to law and place In a delirar tomorrow night before tb* The Suprem e Court'a
deciaio.i
Proof
th
a
t
onions
larg
er
than
tha prison break, vfclence a
Democrat* la New York.
dean of th e Collage of E ngineer,
wax announced on that date.
even Texas can raise them ran plain envelope and this placed In
terrorism of Jan . 16, 19M.
Ing, U niversity of Florida, th* fa),
he grown In Florid* we* 'estab another targe envelope, w ith an
lowing will happsn In Floriftk
affidavit
printed
which
will
»e
lished her* when several onions
within 1ft o r 20 years:
signed
by
the
elector.
This
Is
all
weighing as much aa one pound
Ths population wll] doubl*..*
forwarded to the aounly Ju<1;e
and I t ounces each w e re . dis
All public buildings will b* air*
played a t Angel'* Barbecue Stand and counted by tha canvassing
BRADENTON. Apr. 24.-M >) conditioned.
an South Ban ford Avenue yrvtsr; board with tha olhar voUa for th*
Tha sta te will b« mapped ta p * ,
Persona desiring to make ap —Two persons were killed an«l an
day. Th* onions were grown on a candidate*,
“In rase of municipal elections plication fo r ru r a l' rehabilitation other seriously Injured ycatenlay graphically.
ama-'l garden plot In th* rear of
The highw ay system w ill b*
the barbecue stand t y
Angel's tha tam « procedure la handled loans should do so a t an early In a head-on aut<V<>hile collision adequate.
through the city d ark 's office.”
date, It w as stated today by on tha Tamlaml Trail near her*.
regard to the
colored dishwasher “Jessie.”
•
Beaches will be adequately p n >
The committee also wishes to Georg* Bowsr, Seminole County
The occupant* ef one c ar—A.
Applications
may be Xtariell, about 60, of Manat**, and tec ted.
Tho loot! squadron of the Son* remind the viceto rate th a t every director.
No more m alaria or trvoaqultoea, '
of tha Legion will meet In the La- voter, no m atter how many time* filed In th* office of Courtly Mr*. Namo I^ e Griffin, about 60,
A Croaa-State Canal.
of Sam osct—died instantly,
glen H a t a t 7:30 o'clock this even he has voted during hla life, must Agent C. B. Dwwson.
Grade schools will omt* op 9 m
H enry Martin, m anager o f a
Allotment* will b* mod* on
ing. Tha ch a rte r wtQ ha presented register again this year. Reglatra
thirty-ninth place.
and refreshm ents will b* |crve<L Hon book* of tha county pre Joly 1, Mr. Bowsr rfatod, end Bradenton hotel, driver o f the
Thee* things, says
►Mae. In
Get-quay
res arise haa* sons are clncta will be open Hi th* office of ■11 application* must be pesssd other car, wwa brought to a hoeM— Ml day” *., wee urged n o t to le t ellp this opportu- W. J . Thigpen, county supervisor upon W o r e th* allotm snte are pltal here with a scalp wound, a Leer, a re fated to
Florid*, he rtays, knows ootklag
t many dtle*
Ity to g a t th e ir name* Inscribed of registration, until midnight of mad*. I t therefore fqllowe, he broken shoulder and possible con
yst about population. Tb* air <
•a n y ! through sfver- on the ch a rte r roll, and to b* a t Apr.' <0, and hooka for tha Sanford said, th a t tha tima la getting cussion.
Deputy Sheriff F. N. . T heriot dltlonlng o f publl* buildings
tonight** moating or contact Com- City precincts, No’s. I and J, re short In which application* for
said B artsll apparently nttem pted m ain th a t private building*
Boyta or Chairman Percy main open in the basement of th* loan* can be ~ * J * 1
to tu rn off the Tamlaml T rail to coma firs t to tb* rsquired
a f th* San* t f lha legion C a n t House until th at dato
* eld* r o a d ..
The h u t day far paying poll
Justice of the Peace J . A. Cheatla May Id.
ham convened a coroner’* Jury,
w hkh roceaeed until S aturday a f t
W A S H IN G T O N .A y r.
0
'8
AWAJUIRO COMPENSATION
e r viewing the bodice a n a the
Average
TP *
«*
Park
wreckage/
k. A verse, .
Trammell, said M i y th e senator
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
*<—
MIDDLETOWN, N .Y , Apr. 14.
r. Averse*
TOOAY
OP)—ReyraaenUtve E verett M.
n il.
6:00 F . M.: to a s t beef dinner, —Prod Graham, Municipal Saais s r z z ta k a M ary Cam— ally House. toralum employs, yesterday was Dirksen, Illinois, declared war
7:M P . k r I m s a f the Legion. awarded 11,304 compensation for today o a tho capital's marble
a (hot Injury. He looked a t the geaarala aad brotue admiral*.
Buffered n atrake and aald ha
PA RIS, Apr. ll!—(Aft—Co.’on*I
1:00 P ,
Pa«J Crank, political ileak. I t was oaa year to the Hla aim eras to make the
and M rs. Cher La A. Lindbergh
statues ratru at from tho city
adaale from tho date of Inspeech, CMg BalL
parka Is tho suburbs and con ware balivad to ha on tha road ta
1:00 P. t U Elks Lodge, new Jwiy.
vert thn space Into automobile th* R lriar* today, a ftar com ing tb
Elks Hama, *
Franc* quietly aboard a B ritish
parking lets. Ha believe, this
TOMORROW
frlaghtar, b a t their exact w harsI
MANY REGISTERED
would
relieve
congestion
and
t oo p . H i Baseball. W o r t
* bouts w as * mystery. Th* fam ous
reduce traffic deaths.
Field.
MIAMI.
Apr.
S 4.-W T -A H
Dirkaaa, representing A bra filar and hla wlf«, who havw bean
living In Wale* aloe* e a rly this
retard* for Dada county regta- ham
Lincoln's congressional
tration for tho June Democratic
district, claim* Lincoln wnurd year, landed a t Boulogn* y ester
day, bringing their own autom o
primaries were broken yesterbile. and Inquired about th* read
la the Rhrlera on Franc*’* south
ern coast an th*
Fifty m smbsrs of Troop 5. Boy
Scouts o f A merles (th s Ki wants
Club troop) ware to lesivo a t 4
o'clock this afternoon for Winona,
fhre
miles north of DsLwon
Springs, f o r a thrse-day camping
trip. Thsy wars to bo tran sp o rt
ed to and from tho ram p in trucks
donated by Otto Caldwell. Camp
ing equipm ent and sufficient pro
visions for the three days w an
to be taken along. They will re
turn Sunday evening.
II. E. Morris, scoot m aster of
the troop, w |l| bis In charge of the
camp, aided by Byrl Higgs, and
Sidney N ia. J r , Junior assistants.
Ths patrol leaders are Raymond
Monaalvatgs, Dan Altman. E rn
est Southward, Jack Bolt, LeRoy
Cooper and Horace lfoors.
While there will be hikes, swim
ming and other • poets, camp fires
and serious forma of evening en
tertainm ent, Scoutmaster Morns
said th a t ths boys will also put in
some hard work, prepertory to
pasting tests In various activities
for whieh awards are mad*.
Petteway Agrees
To Keep Faith If
grand w a s te r of the Gcand Lodt'c
of Maaona In Florida, at the Intrusted To Him
107th annual communication '>f
th at body In Jacksonville.
Mr. Chapman
was Installed |
yesterday, and ths ceremony »e<
wltnmwod by 11 past masters nf
Sanford lodge— L. R. Philips. F .|
L. Miller, O. J. MUIcr. J llUPt
Moughton, E. B. Randall. Jumi
E a ta b lia h e d
Soy ScOIltS T# Executive Committee Tells Bloody Revol T o
Political Candidates What Said To Sweep
Enjoy A 3-Day
They Have ToDo Under Law
Over Honduras
Camping T rip
Advice T o Absentee
By M arons
Sanford Man Elected
Deputy Grand Mas*
ter Oi The Grand
Lodge O f Floridi
•
~
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1936
Member Annodntaft
Ethiopians To
Fight To L ast |
Selassie In C o n t r o l
i Of Troops, Reporf
0 f Mutiny Denied
. Merchants To Get
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Percentage Taxes To ,,h*l'c*lly1 ,|,n,r’1 rep«ru of muHe Sent Hack Under
Supreme Court Rule
Owens Takes Over
Montezuma Hotel,
Buys Out P artn er
Proposal To Free
Reprieve Granted
B r it is h Subiect
About To H ang
College Dean Sees
Much For Florida
In N ext 20 Y e a n
Early Filing O f All Two Killed, One H u rt
Rural Rehabilitation I n Headon Collision
-Applications U r g e d
Britain And France
Would Know German
Colonization p l o p s
Senator Trammell’i '
Condition Improyed
W H A TS DOING
a
n
a a w
w
w
s
CongresamanWould
Move Statues From
Wo |dngton Porks
LOCAL WEA1]
Lindberghs Believed
On W ay To R iviera
lL
. , i a-'w;
�ESS
■iTi
MB
SfflRtQ
v#
!'V l
1
I B B SANFORD H ER A LD ,
•tssm
: )*:■*A
mm
ea c g ^
»frr44S-.v
rereat
'.-*3..
t i u baen successively
Hi
zone a fte r-a id e unA
^ a a v ^ v f l
Onb of the moat drtaifcd dlmsuto, o f th e n « n
til th* stale le now aver 10 per- 9
aury thrombonlr, wrhfeh te « Woektatfor AtolStegB
cent free and final dipping to
« ■ *
coronary artarie*, pipelines '■of the heart'* blood hipp!
being conducted only In, port* of
One* recarded aa ilirrwt Invariably fatal, this ailment can
rerun counties.
, ^ ■
now be controlled or entirely averted by proper treatm ent
The completion of tick ertxHaccording to a report submitted a t a meeting of the Medical
ratlon in each zone opened Urn
Society of Mew York hdd recently a t the New 'Tofk AdkJmarkets of t t e cooatry to tbe •
cmy of Medicine.
cattlemen
end b e tte r prir$* ami
“Coronary thm nboeli le not primarily a disease of the
StiH uu£no« ■<i m '
the demand fU r. b*prara<- settle
aced," the report eta tod, “but takes Its x rea tatt tod from
boa resulted to tbe Introduction
the nuika of pranindtot business, administrative Cnd pro
a t ever 3000 bead e f purebred
T A L L A R A B m . Apr. XL— bulls. Florida cattlem en ere now
fessional men during the most productive.decade b their W IN T E R PARK. A pr, I t - *
Sanitary
R
epreaentattree
of
11
inatlto
Tlw fltoto Live B>
lives. In our experience, prolonged nervous tension directly
■applying the feeder m arket w ith
r l ftH il
related to professional or builneu responsibility appears to Hona e f higher Irsm ln g In r i d
grade steera and tost ra m tn ri
Ida meet i t Rcillm College today
itotem eat w hkk hoe appto
shipped 200 core of veal cajtoe tu
«W(M fae be the most Important alnile contributing factor."
•nd tu ta r d e r fe r the (hl-A an
1)1 eeaw news papers e f Florida
the M arket, of the Stoat; • Tito
Further obeenulfcma led" to these general conclusions: nual inerting of Uw PlerMa
to llto effect th a t Uw ezpei
lifting a f Uw federal quaranU n-,
f - n l j . am4 B ah
Patients can survive coronary thrombosis fior.tnany years AieodSMon of Colleges and tint-'
of UW S tate L ira Stock Sanitary based Open UW completion a.
to « M M ■to Mto N to to In good or fair condition.
vereltles.
Th©
disease
Is
b
o
r
e
prevalent
Board
were
4*4
percent
greeter
■ 4 < )tll.ltf .
tk k • radicalion, hoe opened a
to 1M8 then la 19M, with the In new end prosperous e ra to th e *
I -m «*• hI,l « t f <MM
among men than among women, yet meg eeefti to come They will drvote tOort o f tlw
Ml? t o t totoetoNl t*
ference
they
were
perfcep*
un
cattle Industry.
•>
! •» W W O M g*W T to. through the acute attack better, and to live longer there tim e during the two daye
w arranted and asteealra because
after. In thfc main the younger a patient la a t the time of dtaCdeelon* of common I n te m t
Th* S tate Live Stock Board has
k|y*»i4 b « ^
the
ezpraditure
of
ftfe
awaey
relative to the ityitem of klgtwT
i
q
I I* **»!»- onset, the longer he wlQ live.
waa fo r the benefit e f dumb tuberculin tee Led alt cattle to the
rd u ra tk n
In the etat*. The
I* lk< mm* tu t m*~
The
treatm
ent
recommended
Is
based
prim
arily
on
com
brute* only. Livestock sanitary state, and Florida la new listed
•II atom (lm W W <
A eaorisikm was organized two
f* H ee mm* ml i m W plete rest, of several weeks’ duration, i t waa suggested year* ego, not os an accrediting
work was ImHepeaaoMe la the as a modified accredited tu b er
tot* n t ' i r i t >iw <w th at a carefully planned regime of undemutrltlon as an
develepownt af th e second larg culosis free area, w hkh means
•sa o d rilo n but for th e purpoaa
H t l t o u t o t o . Alt
est Industry of tbe sta ts end, that leas than 1-2 a f 1 "percent
p a l l i n 'm * M apNlal added means of lightening the heart's labor be carried out. of bringing about b etter
through the year*, hen Justified of th* cattle warn found to be
It was further agreed that correct and thorough treatment operation brtw trn the Florida
Its d is ta n c e becauea of Be tre- tuberculous add those cattle were
can safeguard and prolong the lives of g U rge percent Institutloiw of higher learning.
and
w hkh also
jat , A ran. II. I9M
mendotw economle
Importance. slaughtered,
v
'S
N
'
-t
age
of
the
victims
of
the
condition.
T
he
g
rn
rtsl
thorn*
fo
r
thla
M u.
MUlMgBMH W 1 be shipped
Furtherm ore,
Bveatoct
sanita
wi
’*
m
rrilng
i»
•nnouneod
a*
more _______
detail Ina re
. _ waa .described
-.
-a- vInx ____
tion la fundamentally a pubis from Florida Into any other
ttfhler f«f tlw , ^The- treatment
■ity for
port prepared by
Master, H arry L. Jaffe “Aapacta of Higher Fjhjcatlfm
" “Dm. A
" rthur
1
M. Mi
health service ee all livestock is i t i t r , w ithout th* 'nerasei
and Blmon Dack, of Mount Blnai llrisnital, and read by Dr. Peculiar of PlorliU." U nder this
maintained to produce food fee rn additional tuberculin te s t
•ubjaet, tha m » i u wUI be ikTha board la now engaged In
human consumption
end
dis
ithing lacceed* ilk* mm****" Master. When the coronary condition was diagnosed or voted to dkeuulon of such topeased live-lock le e menace te campaign to sllrulaat^ Bang’s
I the iftStto of the candidates. all suspected, he said, the patient was put to bod Immediately, k e ee the nature of Ylorida*i
In tha hist seta ( l e t
ef tha WMto
ti:e public health. The total expended disease from the dairy j herds o f
iM w frtead and
tom (h themselves aa trt- and absolute quiet was ordered In the mom. When possible, edneettonal poputstion, th e . na
Lerta* —
MeKanry
Hewe, i
j | Cal,
_ gM
a,
t ? the board In 1 » 6 was «321,- Florida, and, in co-operation"With
le
t
o
a
w
n
ty
in
g ta
patiueel
advleer
ef
I-------------“
dav
and
night
nurses
were
employed,
end
the
patient
was
anil y victorious In Jon*.
tu re of Ploitda'* educational refederal
government,
hue
377.32 end In 1933 woe 1243*10 - the
the
tody
to
FeN
there
Jett
fefbto
the
P
m
iM
M
Maemgenli*
fad, to avoid even the slight exertion of sitting up to est. aoereea, ca-opermllrr use of local Riven> M a e , H r bectob l Aweeleied Frtee F h rtei
tested over 80 percent'",of t t e
02.
or
•
reduction
of
478,607.30.
Very little food was given fn the first twenty-four to advantage* of Florida Institu
■kina o f tho b rig h t of
Likewise, the peeeeat appropria dairy raU to e f tho sta ll. Bong’s
,n uawil
ty-ti hours, end fluids were limited to around 1,000 tions, the q v srtrr iy n te m ,. and
»J»Hng o r something, tha seventy-two
tion of tho boa id U Its* than any dlsea a of ra ttle end hogs Is
pon.lbllitla*
In
Hr raid » r > , th at "tha cubic centimeters a- day. The diet was slowly increased to *0 - 0 p t ration
previous yea* since 1923. It U transmissible to humand and t*
b y ' Interm ittent
jlata crnml I* leaf raking • leYel of 750 to 85o calorics, Paid usually disappeared aft ■Sehange prcfetsouhln*.
now limited to 9223,000 for nil rh an ftte riied
a, leanimoth rcala.”
Includes
a
purpose*, regardless of source fever colled undulant fever.
er the first two days of the low calorie diet, Dr. Master . The program
- Through Uw offk * a* u f th e - *
i * —------ °from which teeefred.
anki and often reappeared If the regular diet was resumed m eeting of the esecutlre commit-'
lWnt -Hoover waa an opll- Patients speedily learned the value of eating lightly.
.State L ire Stock Sanitary Board
tea this morning, general n « The
board,
as
now
constituted,
Rlrt V* nrr-lle>*'l grata would
over 609.000 head of
a io
ilotto th is ofttm onn and Salttrwa* crested by tho Legislature of
9 ■■
w in tk« street*. And we ran’1
dey morning, a ’(tinner meetlag
1921 A t Uw time the Legislature treated annually for tha" preven
>l«t It to grow In our front
tonight, and a btrine** meet
passed tha 8lat*-Wid* Compul tion of bog cholera. Thq annual
Ictaez auttalned from ^choler j ,
ing Saturday afternoon. C entral
sory Tick Eradication Lew and prior t a thla work of the board,
eetelohe, which ato open to tho
gmrtfbfa
waa -a marshal and auIter tied the levy M U
By PAUL sAKDtoRS
------------mill
Recognising th a t highway beautification la almost public • • well
w ire enormous end w ithout It
; Wend*r If aril of th*™ milage
tho facuttlea of
BUENOS AIMER, Ayr. 14—Uft pensioned foy Ufa.
•pedal taz for tick eradication
who participated In as important as highways themselves, the S tate Road De th e member Institutions, will take —Colonel Bofoal Fr*n*e, most e e- rraiR o iwedd latkHoua coaparl* purposes. Thla f-2 mill fo r tick Uw present day development of
r*s ttrlko rgaln't wnr partment is carrying out a campaign to Improve the appear place In the Annlo R usstII dacloua e f Chaco w arriors, carries ^ n a briWeeti this re h erd for the eradication waa In addition ta tha the swine Industry of Florida
to tha Veteran* of future ance of all roads throughout the state. In this It has the T heatre.
on his Ih k h r tt ahooMera a mighty teo taw ad sr and w hat tha govem- regular direct appropriation of could not have been achieved. In
r* n t
Dr. Winslow S. Anderson, dean bunlen In ottem ptM c
reeen- ment did for tha rank end file of •pprozim ately 150,000 a year addition to the inoculation of
assistance of the U., 8. Bureau of Public Roads which re
of
llotllna
College,
and
chairman
struct
ea
e
dkCktof
Ua
wOMons
th e keterida. B e became pitot- to tha board fer conducting tu hogs for the prevention ef chole
quires each state to spend a certain portion, of. the funds
ra, Uw veterinarians wnplaycd
Tha Amarlean Nrwtpaprr PuV granted for highway-purposes In beautifying the adjacent of tha program committee, has little country.
jd ettfk ! reddtdeto e f a veteraoa’ berculosis
eradication,
hog by the hoard Instruct the fa r m
Aeeoelatton la mrtllng shoulders,
Installed
a
s
previsions!
prtotorganization
end
on
Feb.
5
the
been
satiated
In
planning
th:
cholera control and all other In ers to swine sanitation so- th a t
Nr* York thla waak and la
m eeting by Dean W. E. Do Melt dcht a fte r a revoldtlen brosgnt by Ayala regime ezQed him
fectious end contagious disease tt e animal* may be produce I
Particularly
In
a
tourist
state
Is
It
Important
to
have
g the government over the
o# Florida Southern
College. post-war discontent had dips led charge* «f plotting against tha control work.
wltjf th* West possible parabeautiful
highways.
Tho
tourist
Is
not
likely
to
he
attracted
for not allowing a frc« ami
President F. It. Spaulding, Uni Praaldent EassM s A yala, Franc* gerrernmehL
Prior to th* creation of th* title Infestation, and they also
ammalled aapreaalon of opln to a state through which the roads, though well paved, are versity of Tampa, and Professor announced th a t he P1*” * ^ * re} | M y t later young arm.'
dull In uninteresting. It la quite as necessary
appeal to the H. W. (handler, U n iw rslty af construct P e rtg o ty acefteM tally
atudentn deposed and board In 1933. Florida was under • M i s t to bolding co-operative h->it
visitor’s
sense
of
beauty
as
It
Is
to
hts
den
If
e
for
comfort
and
aerially.
.
'h
.p
riso
n
e
d
Ayela and toll#d federal quarantine because e f the
Florida.
.-------1 "■
Da announced e toU H tartoa sya- Franco bach from Bnento Aire* exlstaoee of cattle fever ticks on
fram ing on»
Poultry , U feat
And now th« girls at llolyoito able riding.
Officers of Ihe Association are
ndiflprte.1 of
hart organized "Tha Un
“The traveling public U beginning to appreciate this Professor Chandler, president, S. tew . resembling to Haly end Oar- t t tag s charge of tbe government texted ihe mevement e l ra ttle , ta
ranztltutes ao sm all
•d
fottawlng
future and to show Its appreciation,” says Chairman C. B. Tread R. Coyle, reg istrar a f Florid* end n a il regime*
R e Used an slrp
air ’aoe fo r th at trip. market and also prevented the
la rad
rrvohrtlonery 1
thro.
portion o f Uw a v ero g f m an’snw
rale,'' and are soliciting mem- way of tha State Road Department. 'Tourista in many S tate College fo Women, ek e- m*ny,- dec
. , ,
.
development of the ra ttle tndun- d ie t The board maintains n V
hr*
hip* on tha pi'* "Land A states write to the office of the department here after they president, and MUa O lga Bowrn. I
^
** *
tcy. »« purebred cattl* o f either disease control serv ice'' to tbe
derm!
other polities! grmipa
nd". If thla thing krepa un
re g istra r of John B. Stetson
tha beef or dairy type, when In pooltrymen of Uw s ta te - f o r tb s
'theyT) hava th« neat war all hive returned home from a tour of the state to tell of the University, avrretaty-tteasurer. banned fo r a year, and dec Is rad
troduced into Florida could not purpose of eliminating . lubsrruth* governm ent supreme arbiter
Impmulone the roadside beautification made-”
'fought out liefore U begins.
Speakers during the tw u d sy In *U social, IndusUtel olid Hkor
lira u r f e r tk k tradition*. loaia, bacillary white diarrhea
The work which the Rond Department U doing Includes session
will Include President quest tone.
lHglnlng In West Florida In the awl other Infect In as dlgfaaea of
MONTGOMERY, Ate. 'Apr. C4.
Curator* of tha local loo may the planting of native shrubbery and trees, reshaping the Ham ilton Holt, Dean Winslow 8.
The n o t day he said • "te w —iA>—A ihethcr’a trip
SCT#i» faDsof 1923, th* work e f tick poultry.
be Inter**tad Hi tha announcement shoulders by making them wider and flattening the slopes And*.son, Robert Howard, asso
from W ashington th a t nomotut, filling In deep ditches, cutting down abrupt banks, am ciate professor of history, and[ democracy of w orlete and peai Me nation ended In Kilby prtaants'* would be hi* obkvtlve, b et Sn’a death M l Where fhe toM her
. a Kadiae bear, recently s a w placing rip-rap to prevent erosion. These Improvements D r. A .,I). Fnyart. dean
memmm
of m * n 'lM t -th e revolution la a r t fteMtod tondamned eon that Oev. BIU)
ilrth to three tube In r u t litter,
prevent washing during heavy rains and high water, and and professor ef builneaa cco- end we moat govern revolution* Graves had ngrabd to slay hi*
fitot fully aa remarkable In tHo
oomlee. Hell Ins College I Hreeldcnt •rily until It Is,**
m tence until an appeal mull
kingdom. My the Stpetts, reduce maintenance oneto.
Thus the motorist Is riven a safer and more stt(«Hve John J . Tlgert, frofeaeor F. H. France may have eontradkled be carried to the United States
goto tuple la am use da humaiu.
road to travel, and according to CbglnhAn TraftArayj the Cbandlt r, R. 8. Atwood, prafra- himself In seme e f his dealkra- Supreme Court.
»Y- J — ----- «
i frontage on
BUeayne state Is receiving more advertising end more favorable pub e ar e f geography, U niraralty of tlons, but ho made It d e a r th a t he
™
w § }
Mrs. Mara Vincent, modestly
between l i s t ' and 70th licity outside because of this work. During the past year Florida | Jay W. Pearson, prof in went* to g ira. land to th e P ri» - dneewi, middle-aged woman
Kusysn
peasants,
raise
their
tow
ert'
*
f
todogy,
and
H
enry
8.
haa been re-»otied pom tea some eWhty-five miles of roadway have thus been Improver
Shelton, Wash., went tto
o fhn
th )
Wept, dean af tha College af living standsrda, m b the lAfteto tnaelncM properly In Florida. ’
rail ef h*r sun. Waaiay
death
Liberal A rts, Unleeralty of Miami; race of foreign rtpH al. (separata Vincent, a fte r, a IS-minuto InlarI been a hi In la to re Imom
ARCADE BLDG^ SANFORD A V K , ROOM NO. M
—■----o--------B. F, E isll, pro feasor of paarchol- church and state, and g i n relief rirw nRh (leveraor
for io n * o f the choke
to o t ''uGrave*
f tS
nt
to
w
ar
Titersn*.
ogy
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oducntlort,
and
Item
FEATVRINQ T H E MOST PO PU LA R, BRA N D S
la* C om er lot* In that area
•U (e ceprtot
THE TIME HAS COME to decide w hat' sort
Franco beta been p rrim tto *
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v a s t tl<U o f Uw bouto houses we are going to live-In. for we are on the eve ef an Charles O. Em IIk, John B, SUt•g ain st the elate of afTeti* to
CARRYING A CO M PLETE L IN E Q F
■to reported being held for unprecedented bulbing program. Here Is the crua of this ■on Unlvvraity; William n . Dodd,
Paraguay
mee
t
of
hie
llto.
“ .with m y few to t ante nt whole m atter of the new housing. Must we choose between dean o r Ui* C riltge of A n* and
T H E VERY B E 8 T
;
Born L» A sm ekw te IM * «Od
EaWiieeo, and 8. h . Doyle, rag Urice even, and 41 and 50Kj&fi
Iwauty
and
utility,
between
good
taste
and
qomfortT—on
h
a
f
.
Florid*
BUI*
Cblleg*
fer
cteta ranging . from
----------------------------------i to 18,000. Overnight prof- one hand, Hqusea actually old or designed In the old thutl- Wo melt; President . Ludd K . Spi
on a lot a n not un. tlAn. furnished with the beds, tables, stool*. and candle vey, 3. C. Ptol, profeasor of win- came la 1 1 ^ 1 ^wtea^ he ^
come
real ratal* sticks long associated with human living ;•on the other, neat, cathm , and th e n W. K ItoMeR,
t.—Miami b ally New*. comfortable, efficient, modem machines for living, which do Florida Southern College; M. R.
of aid den to. Ha
not, to our uneducated eyes, look .like houses.at all? Much Hlnaoh, state gractoy o f tn rtn w
— ■ ------------XkMbgu studanta have hangs on our decision—Earnest Elmo Calkins, in the Ro- Lto,S T*}UV“ ” : htoldent R. B.
CWo WM
n* n
Road, HI. N te isb e rg Junior Col.
w ith students of ether tartan Magaslne.
r .V,;
Jeget Dm M. S. Hale, U niraralty
unlvtraltlM In ■
(umnuncMr
—
»o
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of Tempo; Praeidmt Herman
•n tt-w a r
"strike
K
en
,
Florida
Academy
of
BeivUtdMUi m trying
th eir etdere th at, hi
* M em ber ImUtetiona of
Up
will refuel to fight.
A ssociation w e Florida
i Way have the
Tbs raefcty raodldalee had will be nneble to direct the ram- Cbltoge fee Woaeen, Palm Beach
•K a rt eg solidifying
Mi Saturday pelgn e f Mr. WUeen fer
* tr t i n t Inn
la Aver of
CeUegei P atter Unirarztty,
wold coma anyway, night whan i h q 7 i|M t, on the
m *«teol af A rt, BoIUm
I- a t I k e 1 intow etU en of
Mr. sad Mm. CecU O ebU tt e te
e will go, Jett ke they
• t Prtm pburg Junior
P i n t Street mad { Perk Atoeue. tartolned a amell party af Ark
delightful beet ride
T he'M M itm i .h e ^ -B e e t MO »dvertked sad there was k large
s m Uw lake ea
wb# M i
G trria* Url* week tiwwd on head prem ptly et'tiO O day. B sf '
' I 'M knew th at •'•leek w hen th e caadidetee fe r
the left*latere ware
e w a t lira
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Denies Report Of
Higher E^peues
i t o t l v e s Of
Colleges Wffl
A t t e n d Sessions
P r e s e n t Apprpriation Is The Hmallest
Of A n y I ti r e w s
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AudacioutChaco Warrior
A h bietatot O f Paraguay
Seeks To Remake Nation
Improving S tate Highways
to
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Execution S t a y I s
W on By Boy^s Mother
N 0W 0FEN
LIQUOR STORE
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SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
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SANFORD,
l i f t s MARGARET PETERS,
lewbfc. * *
Miss T raffo id Talks
On “Stew s r d a h i jY
, SUMDAT
' 'C M fed en ta Memorial Day n •re k e e wtQ t e held a t 4:00 P. M.
Wt la k e r lew Ce watery under the
d ttn tem b f H . d e V. Howard
C hapter o f t t e U . D. a
r>
MONDAY
.T te T ruth Seekers' O a s t of
Oh P t e t Methodist Church will
m eat a t 1:10 P . V . a t t t e homo
of Mrs. G e o rft McCrum, W ert
T t n t i t i aet. with Mrs. McCtum,
Mm. R. IX D ates, and Mm. W. C.
A M k n “Stewardship," which
Galloway returned
» u considered Interesting p ad
A tlanta w hen a te
Wlpfol, n i given by H im Ante
Trafford a t Ui* regular ssaetiag
of th* N ight Circle of the T in t.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Adim s mad
B aptist Church held Wednesday
evening In the T. FX U classroom fam ily tears mo Ted (ram tte
Montesuma. Hotel to 1M1 M a y
a t Dm chore h.
Hr*, a R- Pippin Introduced I I I noils Avenue.
prof-tmra which c o w e d the Hen*
of throe mission pioneers. Fan*
nle 8. Bbck, Dr. Tlehsnor, and Dr.
Grave*. The alienation which fol
lowed Waa participated in ' bp all
Hardworking: Police
Outdo Texas Thieves
Thoae present were: Mrs. Roys
R. Pippin, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. J.
B. Borland. Mrs. Sarah Stewart.
Mrs. F. P. Rlnea, Mrs. B. C.
Moore, Mrs. Kfflo Hewson, Mrs.
Ma r gwr i f FlrteSer, and tha Mlaaaa
Allla Traffonl, Maude Jink Ins,
, A t “ill hoy" expression ttcUs I Marie Stewart, and Minnie Stew
Y U t e g tv e» .et 8:00 P. M, a t .the a rt.
Jo alo r High SA kmH w ith tha Her.’
M a d ia J . Brass a s assistant talent.
T te puhUe b Invited to a ttin J .
Stetson Students Go
To T a m p a Festival
Mrs. R. R. Dead Gives
Bridge L u n c h e o n
Bataziky «:M P. VL
Tonight
TRENTON,
A pr.
I4 .-V P ),New J m t j 'a unemployed, tem p
ing stubbornly In tha stats House
legislative chambers
until re
lief funds are provided, forced
tha assembly to rweojrssae today.
F ar from satisfied, kowerar,
tha campers, who h are besieged
tha state bouse sinew tha legisla
ture adjourned p t 3:10 P. M.
Tuesday without -passtag relief
legislation, demanded tt e senate
s i te Interrupt Its six-day recess.
Both houses te d adjournsd un
til Monday sig h t.
"T te legislature, both houses,
should be In session now," John
Spain, J r„ t t e campers’ presid
ing officer, said. " I f tt e senate
won't come back uatll Monday
w ell stick hare vntll relief con
ditions get better."
Mrs. H. M. Papworth Owner Is Saved Work
1b Hostess A t Bridge By Labor Saving Heh
Tha members o f t t e Duplicate
with •
Club were entertained
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bridge p arty a n d picnic luncheon
given Thnreday morning and a ft
ernoon by Mrs. H. M. Papreorth
a t te e country teene, Tusrewilla.
; Severs! hoards a f duplicate wage
played In t t e m orning beneath t t e
shade e f oak and magnolia treaa.
A t noan luncheon w as served on
t t e *sme tahloe p i n k style
High » « re prise*, thermos ju g s ,
were awrded te Mre. R. A. New
man and Mre. H. B. Lewis. Those
present w ere: M rs. A. P . Connally, Mre. D. L Threaher. M »Psreusl Pules ton, MY*. R. A Newman. Mre. P. E. Reummar. Mre.
IX T . HousteM er. Mre. James 0 .
Bhpron. Mr*. H . B. Lewis, ■"'>
WEATHERFORD. T ex , Apr.
U . - ( A P j — W, M. Gltean, a
farm er In P ark er county, te a a
white leghorn hen th at believes
In dll act action.
I t will ley only In an egg rasa
th a t Gibson jteepe In tb s sellsr
o f kls house fo r atorlng freshly
gathered eggs. I f the door la
closed t t e te n cackles until It Is
epened.
X t The M ayfilr
REASONS
Juggles 900 Pounds
In F reak Acddent
ROB8T0WN. Tvx, Apr. ?< —
_^FV-AaM» Om « ted to *teuldmr 900 pounds aad Ilka tt.
Aa a packing shed worker,
Ooms loot k k balance while load
ing an |aa e n t e r of that weight.
We fall between the platform aad
a frelahli* ,ear aad the crusher
off te c k dsbte wHh "cul
A heavy crop o f quail
bora, wltN a brisk do
turned hundred* o f d
local trade tbaoswla.
D IM ITIE S____
For ladlao. Laco-trlmmed A tailored. Bias
and straight cut. White, tearuse, sixes
32 to 52. $1.25 tw in . Special for
One lot r»f flaxon dimities. Worth
2Dc. On salt* at FIVE yd*, for
BATISTE GOW NS-------
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ASSORTED COTTONS
One lot of assorted piques, seersucker*, etc.
THREE yds. for
LADIES’ P A N T IE S ____
MARILLYN P R IN T S ____
5 Indicted I n
Kidnaping O f
Paul H. Wendel
Assorted styles, all alien. Values up to 7De
each. Special at TWO for
AH pure silk. Beautiful Spring patterns,
Worth $1.50 yard. Special at one yd, for
'MEW YORE, Apr. 14k-Flxe
persons were Indicted by th a Kings
countR grand Jury yesterday In
connection with the kidnaping of
Haul IL Wendel, who coafaaseil
ha murdered the Lindbergh teby
and than repudiated tha confes
sion.
Those named in the Indictment:
fEIlk Parker, J r , son tha Burlington county detective, who de
livered Wendel to authorities In
T renton In time to delay tha ex
ecution of Bruno Richard H aupt
m ann fo r three days.
M artin Schlossman, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
H a rry Bleefield, Brooklyn.
M urray Bleefield, H arry's son,
of Trenton, N. J.
H a rry Weiss of Brooklyn.
Tha indictment charged kidnapIng and second degree assault.
W endel mid hj^ waa kidnaped in
New York City and taken to a
house In Shoepehaad Bay where, a t
t t e point «f a pistol, te waa
forced te confess ho murdered tha
Lindbergh . teb y . ( Bubeequently,
t e aald, he was taken to New J«r*
sey and forced to slgn| another
confeaslon, also under duress.
GIRDLES . * . ,
BEACH TOWELS . ------- ----
MURDERER EXECUTED
OSSINING. N .Y , Apr. 24^NTchelse Bukvleh, convicted mur
derer of Michael George, a.
A shortage of hors* and mule
frk a d . was p a t to death In tbs colts was revealed by recent
electric th e ir a t
Sing Sing eenaue Investigation* In the Slats
of Washington* .
Prison last night,
HANGERS T A K E BUIPECT
COLFAX, l a . A pr. 84<-Ftde n t range r id e r e J a s t night shot
aad esptared
W hiter John sou,
crotchety farm er wanted fo r tte
Overnight guesta k t tt e May- killing of S h rrtff W . U Nugent
fa ir Mat night ware: Slocum Ball, end his deputy, D. L, Branson,
Jr., of Jacksonville; C. L* MUche- In a cattle-dipping war,
a sr of Tampa; and John R. Irvin
B U M P to jC U C U M B H I CROP
o f Tampa.
SILK S L IM ,* . . .
for ladlao, Made by Eastern Isle*. Hand
embroidered,
Uew-tritamed, A ruffled.
Paatel print*. Sixes 15 to 20. $1.25 value for a
The Le
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C b a g r e g a tlo n o l P a ria h
U! I.Tu-..
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LADIES DEPARTMENT
CORPU8 CHRIST!, T ax , Ayr.
24.—OP)—Corpus
C hrist!. police can ! pall rabbits fratn tap I
h ats but they Jo pretty welL
L ast month they recovered
more goods than were reported
4to]mi. Goods stolen smounted
to 91419 snd thaoa recovered a t
ll.tSO .
Mm. R, R. Deaa ealartalnad tt e
members of the Thursday Morn
ing Contract C lu \ with a bridge
. WCLAND. Ayr. M—A *i*»3 p arty and
yesterday
delegation o f marie vtuA aU awl ______
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T_ — In
_j R ate
marnlng
a t her home
t e i k w frees Stetson Uni rural ty C o u rt Bridge w as enjoyed until
f c n yesterday
morning
for noon when high score prise, a
pa fa atten d t t e ninth an- puree, was awarded to Mr». 0 . D.
Flerida U g h school Unsic Bishop.
fe s O n l t e ha held In tt e rreat
luncheon was screed Im ffrtt
•oaat city lo r three days.
stele bv the hoe tew,
satiat
ed t e Mrs.' George A. DeCotlo*
and Mr*. D. L. Perkins, A pro
D creO ty-H alaaa, a ' junior stu fusion of garden flowers In pastel
dent from ia a fo rd , and Miss shades waa used to decorate tt e
Paulina P rex stt, a senior from p arty rooms.
P a le tte , ware sent to the festi
Those pi cueut were: Mr*. O. Dval aa representatives ef S u t- Blshop, Mrs. George A. DeCottee,
ao*> m ask education
depart - Mrs. 1 \ L* Perkin*, Mre. M. 8.
Wiggins, Mrs. C. R. Xtrtlev. Mrs.
Ralph B. W ight. Mrs. A. W. Lae.
NOTICE
J r , and Mre. Norman 8. DeFarast.
III not be responsible for
>bts Incurred by any party
J . R, OWENS,
SATURDAY ONLY
SPECIAL
Two-way stretch ffirdltn and girdle pofittre
Made of best quality laatex. Small, med-
i
Ijtrge size- Juat arrlvad. Assorted stripes.
Special Dollar Day for
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Cannon seconds, bath towels. Extra value
for 26c. Sale price, FIVE for
(Another lot worth, 19c twch at 7 for 1.00)
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NOVELTY FABRIC . . .
H O S E ____
IJulies' Irregular hone. New Spring shades.
All silk. Worth $1.00. TWO pair for
f
B w t grade. New shipment of lovely spring f
patterns. Value. 25c yd. Sale price, FIVE
yds. for
a
CROCHET COTTON------Trio crochet cotton. 3 A4 ply. 1 lb. cone,
69c value. On solo at TWO for
CURTAINS____
A Wm. Anderson Fabric, "Puff dot*," i
fur a cotton sport dre**. 21/4 yds. fur
ASSORTED M A TER IA L
One table of aasorted batiste, puff n
lined, dimities, plquea, etc- FOUR yde.
Special rack of dressc* A beach and houae
pajamas. On sale at
SATURDAY.
; ONLY *
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
fH
SOCKS
—
BATHING SHORTS
Men’a Fancy 8ocka. Eiastk band and
ribbed top. THREE PR.
Men’a ft boya’ all wool bathing abort*. Dol
lar Day only
heU.lt »teve HU teed d i m d
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
‘ S k lA s J s u i
Men’a good underahlrta
a t THREE for
UNDERWEAR
nTtifiiVt alter fctai#
Ha
It on ono band and
treadea were apparently tte only
O aflhcte seffared.
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and ahort*.
Special
for men. Worth $1.50 a pair. Special t t
$!.95-to$335
S H IR T S ____
Dreai ahirts for men. Worth up to
One lot'clbatng out for
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BATHING SUITS
BOYS’ P A N T S ____
Ono lot of boya* long waah
ponta.
f
Baautlful new assortment of ncrlm curtain*. $
ruffled and tailored. All colors. 11.25
value. Special for
J
Summer
SANFORD
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L -J
oes To Night Club.
LOS ANGELK8, A w . <4— UT)
! —C. A dbray Smith, ' n o caftahmd
Cambridge cric iat) UUam i t the
) TtO* an! b bow MvwtfUd with the
movies, la i h ad in g spirit la ■
aii-m onth m Hm a f oHckOt gaams
brine pteynd * ( G riffith. Park
bam.
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paUar—daunt* m n than wkot
you do.
Tha return to ana-man m yitlfil shelving elaborate op- popularity aa rrary-m an'* tech
gad turning bock Um nique. O f TOd bafflers la tha
•Icight-of-haad.
Society of American Magicians,
nearly cm#-fourth a n am atrur*
hrtarratrd tnough in their hobby
to pay. f i t a year dura.
Only 184 a r t full-tlm a profes
sional perform eras and M l a r t
■ami-proa who d rro ta erenlaga
( M r prodeettaora In block to paid appears nee*. Jullen- J.
yroetlcad wbsrs they could Proakaoer, president o f th a »*M • ■treat corner crowd,
riety, Is n commercial printer
tad ronlly It*, better "psyciol- when ha h a n g s up hla ailk top.
f th is way. argues John h a t
■M lnnd, of New Vorh, a lendThe
trade
twee Thurston'*
n Um reversion to "close’’ death aa coking the era o f groat
m K iaU os, editor of th* Con- "illusionists.’' The line ra n from
M'A Journal and the only liv Herrmann tho G re a t
through
Magician listed In “W h .’s Harry K ellar to Houdninl and
• til Aaaerics" since llow oid Thurston.
Olaekatone’s la called tha last
lltp h in t wafUd
un«rsn blg-lime, full-length magic show
box on a th eatrr stag s traveling
tha
road.
Hardeen,
young woman la velvet Houdlni'a brother
(they were
1 floated out over the born Theodore W. and
Harry
rn once entertained
ns Welaa, sons of a ilrooklyn rabbit,
k al extravagances.
Hut generally la oeruplsd by lo n g ,en
there waa the suspicion of gagements, such aa hla summer
tra p doors and Invisible run on the broadwalk a t Atlantic
City. Jack
(Jwynne atilt tour*
vaudeville, but
is abandoning
huge effecta.
In c o n tra st the new school of
aliard a are suave parlor trick-
.
r '*
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10 perrent manual skill. Hut
• • y y o u (put it over—the
Ih® aAphlatlrafed
Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
Special
ngsten” Spark Plugs
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Etc.
,
H I Hanford Are,
.
<**pendeneo on "gimmicks", or
prop*. Top* Inrluds Ads Duval
and Tommy Martin, America As,
and Cardlnl th . W tlshman.
Krtd Keating, of Hollywood,
employ, tricks merely to keep
his hand* occuplerl while ho
tililsto srth e cu.turner, w ith adult
p e tt e r - n . Will R o g .rt punetuate I • hla wisecracks with a rope.
Dsl Vernon and N ats Leipslg
mak. most of th .lr appearances
before night club crowds.
MulholUnd nlmself
perform s
only “under au pics*?- before
prlvato organisations. Id a dsmonstrrtlons p arr lectures on tho
history, geography and payeholo*7
vt
deception—but
his
revelation* observe the traditions
of a light-mouthed c r a f t
N«*tlro
amhrar**
0r*xp*rly
Hlat* «f
His tenfue split dswn the middle from tip to bate. Jack Barbie,
I t Is shewn (top) In a hoopltsl at Texarkana, Ark,—victim of "Baskweeds v .n g .tn es," offlsers pay. These yeuths shargsd with the
motllstien in a rural eemauMMa n ssr TSsarkans ar* shewn bslsw.
L ift to right! A r to g r P |W m k t 7 : OdsU Fllgroon, 14, and Austin
WHERE
$1,000,000
FIRE
RAGED
|h«r*un. Sp|d e.rllllcsl* embrace*
Ihe following d**crlk*« Brepsrt/
In lh« County of Sofnlnol*. glal*
of Klerld*.' »*-dll!'' t '
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• , T"»n of Bonford.- •
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Sr
The «**. «*ki*nl • f >tk« **ld prod.
*rtr under Ih* o i l c*rllflc*l* Is
sued <r** 14'Ik* mm* *f LULU
Hic k s o n .
.
I'nlee* said * Cert 10*01* .kail be
redeemed srrerdlsg M ‘law ,,- Ike
«r"e*ny deecrlhed-thovoln. will be
■,'M In ihe h(gbse| bidder At lbs
eourl-hou*. door nn lb* flrft lioad*r In lb* monlb oS May, ttf l,
which I, the Ith. day of May. IfU .
Uolml Ihla Ird, d*r,q# Aarll. l i l t
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Cl.rh Of rirnult Court of Semi
snl* County, Florida. . ,,
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im t i | k i in r p f T rdi'K T . im Ann
r o L . - i a n s o i - B t c o t *m t t
rt-OMlnA.
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TON. bar husband;,£pmslalM*l*.
c,rnp* ,rn W I M I
20€
,CE2pta. 25c
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Peromker- — - -
KLES q t 2SC
A ( 1,000000 fir* that wiped *ut the business sestlen of » Karen,
Fa* dsstreyod Uto Pretostod Home Clrsto Tsmplo, haadqusrttro of
o«d of Uto sevmtry’s sldsst frutornal Insurasse arganliatleea. Tksse
wreaksd shepo art at the aids of Um Insursnsa bulMlna- (Asoestotod
Praod Photo)
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Blugblrtl has a ' targe dorMU fin
a n P tolescoplc sights. It la talU J
U M .Ia lM i-------------Tried o u t.o n tha bed of Muroc
dry Igko with a sm aller motor than
will power 1% a l Bonnevllie*. ih r
th a n >00 mils* an hour.
Campbell’s record w as M M *
Bliss. Um . computed average of
two runs over a measured mile.
I4J U crow ing the mlla In 1183
condt.
.
Capas In Kystoa avtrafevd 140
il*« an hour for 84 hours.
Th* car th* American pair will
drive was built 1* Fenglcr’s au to
Motive shop from designs hy Ar-
aald Gillespie, who daclgna movie
studio sets. H U M feet, two
laches long, and Uka Campbell’s
ORANGES 25c
Grapefruit l^c
PTntlr*" In' hereby *l*rn. that C.
O. LANK. boUtr nf Tan Cartlrlcala
No. li f t , loautd thn Ird day of Auf*
u*t. A P. ItSl. h at filed aam* la
my of fir* and haa mad* application
fur a if v daed lo.h* loaned !l|«rn»a.
Maid mrflflcal* embrace* Ih* followinn denrflb*d property In the Cntttf
ty of M*mlnofe. max* of Florida, to
w n:
F.H of NWH €»f HU H of ,
Reel|i»n 14, Townahip SI Houth
IUr.g: 3! Kaet. I t te r n .
The aiffgam uil «C tho aald prop
erty nnc.br lha aald eertlflratn »*•
■ue«t waa In tha aam# of UN
KNOWN. .
• *•
t ’nlegu bald .cnrtlflcatn ahall ha*
redw#m*d areordlnM to law. lha
property described therein will h*
•old to tbn hl*h»at bidder at Ih*
rourt'houon door va tho flmt M*n«
day lit thn month of May. 1911.
which l« tbn 4th day of May, 1934.
'
laantri iherron. Raid rtrtlflmt#* • « brae*# tha following daacidWA
property In tha County nf Sami* .
not*. Mtnln a/ Florida, tw-wlf:
,,
• y Lota I I A n Bloch IT Cry*tal U k « WlnUr Unman *hWtfUlllon.
•■» a i
•
Th* aa*fanmanl nf Ika, pnJA p n f* .,
•rty under tha Mid m rtlflrntn la•ucd waa In thn name nf A liO l u .
TUCK MIL
•
« \.
Unlean «#IJ carllflcata ahall bn
redeemed ' according tn Inw.' I bn
prupnrty Annrrlbnd Iheraln will bb '
•old tn tltn Mfk«a( bldcnr nt I k f
court-bouse door on tbn flmt Mon*
day In Ik* month of May* 19If.
which In tbn 4th day nf May, 191f.*
Pai*d thin lith day nf
1919. .
*
tt
P . H S H N D O fte
080A K LKTDING
a rain .’ * Sir
mTm T
- ** aaU
pr’ “ iTen,« ?
• unsnawarvj questions.
“* » differ.
B et (he Maiqhee n f Linlithgow, « / return to t
r * e of his Mf t spent haa before monst"
aefag for India to become view^ ,
S K
- * **
rr“ U f
"Bad timet
w^tr. shnrp-feahired 8 tr T*lu*: lho*« o
la M-Tout n young M to Z * '1**!
1
,
rlerh nf H m l b <*»n4rt nf Kami- !
nola County. Florida.
t
t it ka L)
o
• •
^^^* | •
Spring Horn* CJuining — and Wu'vu Don* Oural
Ws’iu proud o f our “Spring-HouswCleaned" store, "rtlngs gUi
and shine so we w ant you to see It . _ and take advantage of
■ale prices on your denning needs.
who hnn seen him upon a
Wi
court or. clad la black dr*,,ln * h u *°
, tights and yellow gloves, **N
ice rink. In hla favorite
,«
^
• f figure skating he can
ke aa
rente compile*tad mot*- J* ™ * ? ’ mor*
I th at would U x the topple® mT
if a youth.
friends and bo
lisbod but atilt unraMoreefol
g p a rt la t h e 111-fatad propoaThe nation,
t bring fence to Eaat Africa, flt-d from hi.
a been h a tin g and buDdlng
" I do not thl
• health^
■■ ■ M tloa we
hie rarg public sppeem nees Importance to i
he retired from the foreign event aa had t
to n o n e TTE
a t tho HOUSE
aam* lima a l*»t two yean
Woken none sustained while skat- of Germany.
l g In 8w U urlsnd. he he* been
" I believe, m;
f , W Joke about hla troubles.
nation, wbathe
▼ The accident to hia noao ha do-, wrong In that
O rthos aa "politically emaerrasa- veray, did havi
U g - but he has fdm ltted be missed cantrating tha
r great opportunity when tha country upon i
Swiss "expert In noaoa" who treat"Particularly
M him askad him w hat kind of a attention upon
qpao ha wanted.
a g reat strong
3 " I . answered* .T h o agme over linnal dcfcnaoi.
C LO R O X , liquid cleaner,
SAL SO D A 2Vj lb pltgi
U G H T H O U SE CLEANSER
W R IG H T S SILVER POLISH
LOVETTS A M M O N IA ’
W A T C H D O G LYE I S d z
7QuAptlty
Quality C0 R H ID
BEEF
Libby C orrw d Buef H ath
>2
19c - Pink ,Satrno#
BANANAS ,5 K>«
17c
= (
\
r. n r A r r i.n iT in* r o x
TAX IIMKIP
(ksualn Hill 9*. IUI
Not*rr la k*W*ky |l«rn. Iha I *F.
C. rVUiKHTtLM ImMer .f Tat O r
1 1flea l • Nth. It«fl Imutinl i hr 1*1 «la|
of Au|un| A l» 1911. haa. fllor«l
• am* la mr ©fflra arvl haa mad*
eppdr. U«>n for m tax 4**<l !• k* U■ttktl lh*r*nn. Raid c*rliriral* *mbrarr*
Ih* fol1nw)n« daarrlb*«l
prnp*r»r In Ih* I'ounly nf H*mlnol*. Niaim of Klnrtila li»*wtt:
lain 17. 10 41 19. Illnrh II
Or >■•* I I'ark. Plat Book I
r*«r is.
The #***W•mrnl #*f lha «•!«. rr*moriy undsr Ihr .Alii r*rl|flral* I*
sU*<1 »4* Ift th* niroi nf lUlllFIt t'
J in c u s
I’mUb* nalil rmrtlflral* ahall hr*ilf*mr.| a tru n lln f to Law. ih*
prppvri* «tF*i*rlh#»o1 th#r*(n will h*
• ol4
*hr it imh**( bld«l#r at Ih*
«*9vri h-Minw 4iinr mi ih* flrat M»i«
day In Ih* nk>nlh of Mat. 191*
whir h I* Ihe llh day of May. 1914
P 0 l*'l thla l«Hh day of A|*ril.
1919
v
moth
v c rv irr o r «r r t i r \ r i o v r o n
TAX IIKKO
ISeaal* Bill a*. I « l
Nollr* Is h*rohy gi«*n (hat
A. H KlhllU.K A SI AIt I ANN A a
KISIIII.R, hold*r nf T at iVrllflral*
No 11ft, loaned Ih* 3rd dar of
Auausl. A l» 1911. hum filed *am*
In my nfflr* and ha* mad* «nptlr#I l"B f"f a ( # 1 dee«l I•» he lautie-l
thereon Mold certificate *mhr«i***
th* following dcacrlhed property In
Ih* ('nunty of Hemlnole, Hlat* of
Florida, tn-wtt:
Ilea TS rh W. A !• ch N of
HF cor of NWI I of MF.S H-r.
ll*»n in Totanmhlp SI H«*u(H
Itange ]| Ka*t, run N IS yd.
K !•? fl H ts yd \V 107 ft
l*ing
acre**
The a itro m m l of the wall, prop*
• rty under (he m M certificate la*
• tied »•» In the name of n (I
WO| ANITT
l*nle*a g*Id cer I If leal e ghall l>*
NOTU'91 o f %rri.M t r i m
Ftm revlr
*•mri| according to Igw tho
T i t l»l.Fit
properly
described therein ««III hr
| **aatr lllll Am |C1|
• old to the hlffheat bidder at the
Nnllrr la hrfrln m trn. Ih.il court
house
on the f»r«t Mon
\IIIR KMMAI.INF V \HI-KN, h..l..
lit the month of May. lilt,
• r nf Taa «’*»iifi. «i. N-. till. I* day
which
la
ihe
«ih
day of \|.y» n i l .
■t»*d Ih* !•» -Ut »*f \ »*«•( \ |»
Istie.l 1 1da Ird day of April, 191*
1931. haa fII*at ««••(«* in nit «*ffi« *
«». I* IIKIIM hin .
an«t haa m.-td* •i»|*li* atl-*n f«*r a
• 'let Ik of Circuit 4*••»»»| of He-n.l
Ini d**«l til l«r low'll >| Ihrrpnn
note «*ounty. Florida.
r^rllflcat* #m*.» t. • w tli- r<tllM*ln* •HKAid
• lrarflls*«l pln|»s-tl* Hi Ihr (' 1111111 %
•»f Hamlnula. Mat* nf Florida. It*,
wit
toil 49 Fog . | U k r Huh •
<11vtalon Plat It....W ( I ‘ma a I
'Ilk# aaa*aam*n t ■•t ilim
|if*ui
f Mjt und*r thr ai.it rmrtlflrai* la-
Mcrllum bar
IVORY SOAI'
CIEANSKR n cans
Large
P & (1 SOAP 3 for
Guardian toilet
TISSUE :\ rolls
APRIL 24-25
M*r A. t l ISIS I*
plslnl to foreolo*
■gdlsst Foo' l* lit
rntfvl, Sr iudgmo
doled w t l o d you
as provided. Th* a
n.wapsper p«bll*h
sod coosty - t o b<
Q u a lity
D e p a rtm e n t
CHUCK ROAST of BEEF
EAM— ALASKA'S FINEST
COMPOUND LARD
lb
Riley’s Pure Pork Sausage
Western Pork Loin Roast end cuts lb 1 9 c
SALT BOILING BACON
RIB ROAST
S X D lU P E F U L L P A C K
DRESSED HENS
2 lbs
SUGAR CURED HAMS
28c
lb.
W eitero Beef BRISKET STEW lb. |2 '* c
(liman’s a B e s t
G ra p u n u t* R d k a i Jr P o it
•
B ra n B a L a x
2Sf
lb.
Western POT ROAST of BEEF lb. 1 5 c
Western Brisket Pork Ribs
2 lbs.
IM k l lMM S P K Ik U
Wisconsin DAISY CHEESE
LEG 0 ’ LAMBS
M iF o fw -2 5 c
.P. Herod on, Ctorh
r t, m ip d 'to * O fficia l
bar* prison rvc'ords, h hbto.1
a lh « l a d d a y , t .
t•*
*
■
its agricultural sxtcnsmn sen
O. P. IIERNDON,
which direct* th* activities of
o tg ro farm agents.
Tho program will further th* B. W. WARE.
.
work o f Or. GeoriN W. Carver, fsm p laTiiaars Allerasy,
IHRAL)
famous fo r hto agricultural re*
Cocktafl >2 cans-25o
Dclldsaq. U
* ; -
Grap« Jam 32-*y 21#
Libby,.Cuf B««H 3 no. 2 c i k
Ubby Ktauf 3 no. V A car# i
Kldnoy Bbbw 2 t e l c a n
StofJwy LimaiV,x3
cd#».
HoppywaU Com no. 2 cm
LETTUCE 2 heads I C r
»W| I s J
Pineapple Juice 2 cans
»?*% _ I. . _
SamHrich Spread p t
N utlw Oleo , 2 lbs.
u
PRESERVES lb. ja r
5c OLIVES 3 oz. iar C r 3 01 J'.r“
_
....
----------------- 7 55 ..... as...... — Apple Butter 2 tor
Dog Food
0VALTINE sm. size
15c
‘ "
17c
29c
•|9 C
PEACHES No. 1 can | ( | c
BANANAS
LEMONS
N « a levied Iw e e c
4 lbs.
dozen
POTATOES
BUTTER
17c
10c
can
SEL0X
5C BEANS
3 for
12c
Crackers lb. pkg, |Q c SAUCE*"'2 for
b„AMrock
1 5 c F L O U R _ 2 4 al b ^ £ a c k _
3 lbs. JQ c
JBUSBMT
Gelatin 3
Bulk
pkgs.
|Q c ROLL BUTTER 52C
SUGAR
lb. ja r 1 f t
5 lbs.
Or ffee
2 cans
P &Sod*
G SOAP 3 bars
10c
;______
SALMON No. jl ( f t BAKING POWDER lb. can 2 3 c
I)EL MONTE lb.
Bmalt
HltlLLO 2 ft»r
No. 2 Rural Gold sL
PINEAPPLE 2 for
G0C0A
la rg e
JELL-0, all flavors
,
3 pkgs.
.
RITZ pkg.
17c
N.B.C. Choc. ’
CREAMS tb. pkg.
TE Vi lb. 1 3 c
Water Ground
W
PUUbury’s
CaWa
SYRUP, 12 ox.
U FRAlfCB
<
m + U f
•
Baker’s
lb
29c PEAS^orCORN 2 tor
Grape nuts pkg. 17C OUVES q t j a r
TSttraHK’
Firem an Off ,Duty
C an't Escape J<
Sacramento
CATSUP 14 0 1. licit,
M.dp k y a ts s M , pxgvn ro d pa
-kick U wlnaina new frUodu
% ■■igSOSSt:*'*
tisffode
|« | m w 4 llMf Sdr. BaM rgrllftfaU
«fnhmr«« (A* Jfrallow Inc 4*wrlHM
ff»f«rt]r In I H CfHsnlir nf lUmlnol*
■ u to of FlorUf#. to-wit:
|yt| IS 9*>rt Mellon. |>1e!
Pw)k a P ic e «a.
THe iM tnm i i l ©f III* m M pn»nrfiy uiMt*r D41 Mid r*Mlftrnt* I#««•* » m In Ml* item* of JAM W. A
W1UJAM W i IJill.
l!Bl«s* .M l4 .-ftn lfk ftl» tteU W%
■f l i l f f i
In U r, IB*
, —npsety H i r n w e »
will
he sots In the Highest M4ri*r
nt the rourl H«um to«r «»* |fc* flral
MeMiy In Ih* month of Majr, 1914,
which la ih* Ith Any nf Ma?. l l t l
D llH Ihla prtl. Any of April. 1939.
' o r IIKIlNInm.
£l*rk nf i*|rrult I'nuri «if H*mfnol. ‘iiunl^ Florida.
Lighthouse
11 cans
COLO
LH^ONS, largu ■dox 15c
tarh ak ally known aa alopecia
areola, which la marked)/ unltka
tha ehorwrioriatk bald ipot of tha
a healthy and unaffected growth
of hair. I t may also, however,
involve (BnctleSlIy the whole aealp.
Alopecia areata may appear a t
say time la Ufa and ia not uncom
mon In childhood.
Thn cause of thla condition re
mains unknown.
It ha* been
charged to diseased teeth, to
syphilis, to a variety of germs
and fungi, to dlaturbancea in the
gends of Internal secretion, and
to Injuries to and dlaturbancea In
tha nervous system. Of these
presumed cause., th . last on. la
the one that haa recthred the widcot acceptance.
Medical literature la full of reftrancea to rase* of alopecia areata
occurring after physical Injury to
lha nervous system and follow
ing upon ahock or nervous dis
LEGAL NOTICE
turbance* of various kinds.
Lacking knowledge as to its
cease, treatm ent m eat naturally
No* | pf if h#r*ltV
be of a general .cha-aetrr. Honor
IH'BT If WILI.IAMM
patients are treated for possible T n O rllflrat* N« 43«
foci of infection, and for disor Ith day of Aufuai A
der* In teeth, eye* and sera. Th*
function of the glandk of Internal
•aeration la scrutinised, and correetkm ia attempted where defects
are found.
Th* - health of the patient is
promoted by good personal hy
giene, by a good diet, eiricise.
rest and the like. Attempts ar*
S
a T R J -5 .
orn Um foreign accraU ry.hip,
fc :
mad* U lUmulato Ika
lock!
grow th o f h a ir by Urn applkraUew
o f local Irritant*, and by Ika BM
o f alt-'a-rW et radiation.
Cudahy Sliced Purtian BACON lb. 3 9 c
the
Fengler am i Moor* a re going
after Sir Malcolm Campbell’s rec
ord for ono mile, which he set
^
,4 H fc .M )c
L 08 U N 0 E L E 8 . Apr. i i S - ( f t
—An attem p t to bring so m e !m u ,
bark to America will tsk* Harlan
r : n« ^ _ A n d Los Moors, .uto, r a c
l«g drivers, to tlto s ilt fU ts of
Bonneville, U u h , next June.
IlrllUh*
■Hy uneir Ik* *aid r.rtlfN ol* l j
aumvt WI, la th# #am# of C. r*
HOWCRK
k „ .
t'nlraa ##ld ##ftlfl«#l# iM il Jf
r*d**r«i*d icrnrdlBf * I# 1#9r, Iko
proparly d##rrlb*d th#r#l# will N
ini.i In Ik# hlfh##t kidd«r #1 Iky
( f ur«-b.**d du*r«B toe first Mssd ir In Ih* month * f M«r. IJSC.
.b le b I* lb . • Ilk. dap of Mar. IIJJHalid Ihla Ird. day hf April. IM*
O. P. IIBRWDOW.
Clerk of C1ra.lt Ckorl *f n*mlnols County. Florida.
__
Dr A. X WKKKA
■ D. C
ISKAI-I
_____
OKI>. W.
irS am n el Hoare Come-Back Is Seen: How’s Your Health
British Publisher Laughs A t Trouble
icw nrm o r s m i c s n o i r o *
TA X IIKKO
laewafe Bill ISo, IBS)
Motlrs la krrsby gleso, Ikal F.
r_ rnJ.K IlT O N hoMrr o fT a s O rIlf leal* No. I1TS, Issued dis 1st dav
of A n sn t. A. O. U ll. haa fllsd
earns In my affles and haa mads
application for a ta l dasA tn Ih, tssasd tfcsrsoa. Bald rs ra flra ls sinbraosa tha followlnc. daarrlhsd
propsrtr .|o tba County of Vsailaolc. Stata of Florida.' lo-wllr
• Ipia t l A II. Uluab II. Cryatal Park, ria l Hook t ra s a 11.
Tha ^aaasaamant
of tha
said prop_ ■ L.
a .m
S b. _
n n l A
l.s S If l . s to
I^ .
LEGAL N O tlC g
Campbell's M arks
Challenged By U.S.
Racers I n U ta h
PHonu 441
w e a tr . Florida, «*
■rnc* s r O r m u - i» m «t >*•«/ • r t Florida. v tlh la olgfct raUnCar moothe from Ika <•<• af tn«
flrat pofcllraOo* a t Ihla ■•(!<•Karfc claim ar ic a a M maat ka la
w rlttaa. >M maat atala (ka >la<a
of ruldaaca M 4 fo fl o(Mr* adIraaa af Ifca rlaliaaat. *■<• moat ka
>a«ra I<r ky ika claimant, kta
at«nt. orikla attof »*y, a r Ifca an in*
Mid karoma n M a c m t l a i In law.
Tfcla Ird Oar of April. Mia.
_
. n F K A * * .jsv an a.
,roeyuu. 4 «,
MEAL 4 lb. pkg.
# # C
2 0
FLOUR 6 lb. pkg.
LEMONS
ONIONS
doz.
Jrll-o lea Cream
3 lbs
N». Y+ can
Gladiator Noraray
POWDER 3 pkga.
SARDINES 2 for
BEANS
Large
Bunch
No, 1 cans Olympia
PEAS can
—Om * Kellogg’s Pop with
purchase o f ’ two Corn Klskce.
and one W heal Krispl* A A C
ALL FOR
O V
I
No. IH cn Sacramento # f f d
APRICOTS
19 I
254
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UNOFFICIAL
PRIM ARY ELECTION
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s frra la tls a
>* I U M
fa
H a n fa rd .
C tm n f,
f r t t t i a * , f o r a p n i o 4 o f s l g h i w ssfc s
■md
p r.rrd lo a
IM W
* * y •*
'J a n a . A . D. i n * . W l l a s s * I k H s a w a b la A l . s o n d . r A t a n u i , J a J a a
a* s a k t r o o r l . A kC . t h *
aaal of
M id C h a r t. t» l* * tk d a y o f A p ril.
A. D. I»ML K d v la * . W ill la MU.
n a r k ,'
I 'a l t a d
k la la a ' O la lrk t
* a a rl. k o u i h . r n D la lrlc l o f n a t l d a .
njr: J . A . l a a , D . p a t f C la rk . U k a li.
k t t a a t a ir u a ro p y , K ila la R. W ll ■
k i a a O a « k W. I t . U w i n C a a u t
For Supt. of Public Instruction
T. W. LAWTON
For County Bd. Public Instruction.
D is tr ic t N o . 2
D E M O C R A T IC T A R T Y
~WNE2,I936
flEMINOLB COUNTY
e. t.
Ha i n e s
OKI
For County Commissioner
1
D is tric t N o . 1
CHARLES DUNN
F or Representative In Congress
F i f t h C o n g rro a lo tu l D U trlc t
O. RAYMOND ELLARS
JAS. G. SHARON
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
RATES
M. C. GINDER
For Governor
WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
For Attorney General
BOSTON STEELE
D. L. THRASHER
For County Commissioner
DUtrlct No. 2
VICTOR CHECK
J. D. DAVISON
FRED A. DYSON
JOHN E. FOX
REX PACKARD
For Comptroller
State Treasurer
For Railroad Commissioner
OTTO SCHMEHL
PETER THURSTON
For County Commissioner
DUtrlct No. S
For State Senator
37th Senatorial District
W. R. DUPREE
W .B . BALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
J. J. PARRISH
T’
.SPECIAL until May 15. flO allowanca (or ro u r old ran** on
purthaaa of any naw Norga or
Mafic Chrf ( U rang*. ScmlnoU v o r i n i o r
Tlra Shop, Inc.
•
TAI n w n
3— A u to m o b ile * . ‘
1931 CHEVROLET Du»l W knl,
Ion* whr«l b u t truck. Naw
T im nod Tag. 1275 00 Rral u i
Son*. 301 W. F l n t S t
1934 FORD COUPE. Bpkodld
condition, rqutppcd with radio,
will sacrtflca for quick Ml* by
owner. Will arrmnga term s suit*
ibis. H*rn(d, box 07.
ALL-STATE tlrrs— S asrs' prleas
and Sears quality.
Rssl sad
Rons, 301 W. F ln t S t
Group No. 1
n . J . LEHMAN
GORDON BARNETT
A. G. WAGNER
ris ,
a ll Onego Am.
'
For County Judge
COLORED GIRL w ants Job as
n u n * or doing houaa rlsaatng.
Louis* P trry SIS O rknga A n .
DIhIHcI N o. I
W. B. WILLIAMS
For County Commissioner
District No. •
W. G. KILBEE
IS—A p u lu in U for R**L
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
CLW. SPENCER
a W; WARE
No. 1ST. Im u rg Ik e T ill duy e t A u x u if . A. I). IISS. h a s ftU«l M m * in
m y o ff le e u M h n* mu«le h p p llc tlio n f o r u *»« 4*#d In b* i**u**l
Ih e re o n . P«l*l c * r llf lc u ie •mbruc***
Ik e fo llo w in g d e e c rlh e C
p ro p e rly
In (h e C o u n ty o f flem rn o le, IMaU t f
r i w k l t , lo * w lli
B eg . u l lul« o f h lin e o f NRI4
o f NBS4. g o c tln n I f . T o w n s h ip
I t guU lh Huh go ] • F u s t, urllh
Rljr H ue of H A I IIy. ru n W In
F o r k A n n u l N In Ry I K to
B e g . (I**** n 14 f t . )
T h e i M M i m n l Of th # M id p ro p
e r t y u n d t r lh * • u ld r * r t l f l r * t e It*
■ ued w i i lu (h e n a m e of JK N fllH
Lh WOODWOtmi
VACANCY IN Palm stto Lode*
Apartment*. F.lsctrolux Rsfrlgsratlon.
Som m ir
rata*.
316
I’alm atto A ys.
> o x ir r.
t TuI*** •«(<! c o r llf lc m * k h * n h i
ro d * * m o d u rc o rd ln g In
l a v , Ih r
p r o p e r ty d e ee rlb ed I h o r tln w ifi he
• o ld l a Ik e k lg k u u l kU ld*r u l tk e
r o u r l- h o u a * d o o r o n Ik e fIrwt M on
d a y In Ik e m e a tk n f
M ay. I I B .
w h ic h la lh* 41k i U r n f May* 1911.
DuleA* (bl»
lilH 4 ejr o f
A pril.
|tl«o
SHORTS CAMP
ro «
prwperty la lh . f'o aalr af R.ml.
nol*. k ilts of Florida, la-wtl:
t» l TIT l»nawood.
T h # i w n m i n l o f i h s s a l4 s r a a .
•M y u n . l .r l h . u l d i . r i l f l e a l o I s .
RJSSt o k
u * n,m* of “• "■
t'n t ... M id r . r l l f l c a l . .h a ll bo
'..l.a in m l n r r o r d ln a to
taw, th o
p ro p o r ly A s r r I W d I h . r . l n will ha
•old In l h . h l s h .0 1 h l d c s r SI th n
• o u r l - h o u . . d o o r o a I ho first M oal*r la l h . m o a th o f , , M a r . II I* .
wkldi is-nMr’lik'fdsr rt'MaK i*»A
Imim I this irk. day of April, lt|A
_
O . ^ II DIN DOM.
Clsrh of C irc u it Csurt t f 8<ml
,_•?]* County, n o rid a.
Would you rsftar pay Iqxpakm
tog your boot In a hasp sum
. . . or a kw dollars a saeWb
. Without disturbing your sarings
account? Doa us far dated*
about Pittsburgh's stnpio, assy
Ttok-PsyanrJ H a n . . , Tala*
Today, Monfhs to Pay.* Korad
UpM oo down psymant, a*
much as 16 mcoflw to par,
corori both point end I t t d l
Taka adrcnltga of (hit pUn.
SNOW ’S
PAWUGUSS Cf,
<nfoA L )
a p. HBnNDON.
W E R T -T h e -JE W E L E R
D M
And Watch**
W»t«h And JkWklry Rtpalring
D taum d tfoantfag And Engrarlng
J. T. McLAIN
F or County Prosecuting Attorney
a m ic A -n o x
N o lle , la h . r o b r
a l .v n ,
th a t
r K T K I l UTKKN, h o l d . r i l T a t C W t i r i r n l . Niw MS, taapod’. |h s Tm.
d . r o f J i i t f , A. D, 191*. h a . flWA
*«m a In my o f f l r . anc. h a s m a ils
n p |i |l o i l » n fo r a l a s
i . b . is .
.n iA t h . r m n . B sl4 r o r U t l r a t * . m b ra ro *
III. . fo llo w in g
it.a r rU i.d
C?1erk » f C irc u it C u u rl n f S*ro»*
n o l* C o u n ty . F ln r ld k .
OKIE R. MATHIEUX
o r
TAX DRStn
l * » a l . kilt Ho, ISS)
Job as
For County Commissioner
.
ro w
n u n * . H. M S m i th . 1 0 1 0 E . M h
FORREST B. STONE
F or Representative, State Legislature
a p p l ic a t io n
tS e e e te Rill Hm. I«J4
N«.(lc* la k e re k y R iven, th a t II
O. L lN tlL K k o ld * r o f T a « C n rllflc a tn N o 112. Isaued th e Tth d a y *»f
A ngw at. A. D. 1*1*. h a e filed earn#
ha my n fftee a n d h a s m a d e a p p 'l
r a t i o n fo r a la x d e e u to be
■
th e r e o n . Said e e rtlfle m ln em brace*
th e fa llo w in g
d la c r lb e d
p ro p e rty
In t h e C o u n ty o f B em lao U . « U te
o f F lo r id a , lo - w lt:
I I A. e«i In NK C o r. o f SW«4
o f N i: ^ of S e c tio n I I . T o w n ■h ip I I S o u th R a n g e 31 C ast.
I t aerea
T h e a aeeeam e n t o f l i t s a id prop
e r ty u u d a r th e s a id
c e r tif ic a te la
s u e d w a s In th e n a m e of P . II. A
W . P. TA R T.
U n la a a eald c e r tif ic a te s h a ll be
re d e e m e d a c c o rd in g
to la w . th e
p r o p e r ty d e ee rth ed th e r e in urlll l»• o ld to th e h ig h e s t b ld c e r a t th**
• o u r t- h o u e e d o o r o n th e fir s t M on
d a y In th e m o n th
o f M ar l* H .
w h ic h la th e l l h d a y o f M ay. 1*11
D a te d th is l l t h
d a y of A pr!'.
COLORED GIRL w aaU Job ka
n u n * or maid. U U WlHUmi,
1115 Willow A t*.
“
O. I» IIRR N D D N .
C le rk nf C irc u it C o u r t of gem l
COLOKED~ORIL w ant* Jak <ton o lo C o u n ty . F lo r id * .
t
I n * ta rra n t’s work, 1C. B. H ar ( d : a i .)
COLORED GIRL w a its
C. B. SEARCY
For Representative, State Legislature
u n i * in m y o ffice m d hue
a p p lic a tio n fo r a ta * d a # 4 im h a l«||« r » o ti . IUW1 M r l l f l f i U
b ra ro a
lh «
fo llo w in g
tH C T tb H
l f o p « r l r In |h « O u a t y o l g # m la rf* .
• t a t # o f F lo rid * . t o .w ll:
L o t i t B la ck T P r * « m w i ) l l
T h # a N f M » « n l of fh# » t l J p ro p
e r ty u n d v r II m u l d o o rtlfW tta la
v a * ! w »# In th # n im *
of D O P W lO J r R E A L T Y CO..
t*nl»#« M id r o r tlf lc a l# • h i l l ho
r*d**ruv«l A cco rd in g
In l a v . lh #
• p ro p e r ly 4#Mt1b#«l th e r e in Witt he
j inM t o th e h g h v a t t>ldd#r a t th e
1 m a r t- h o n e * d e o r o n th e . fir s t Mm *
d a y In th e m o n th o f M ay, 1911,
w h ic h In th e 4th d n y o f M ay. I t l f .
P a le d th in trd . c a y o f A prfl. I f t t .
O. P. IIF.ll.HDON.
C |« rk o f C irc u it C o u r t of Semi*
n « te C e u n ty . F lo rid a .
. tM EAL)
kuH
J. J. CATES
DAN CHAPPELL
ItO’W
- w o « 3*a MUCH, a n o t o o i m
ir
H. H. PATTISIIALL
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
JOHN G. LEONARDY
hW. HERBERT MESSER
•SAMUEL A. R. WILKINSON
Dozier f t Hay'd
For Justice of the Peace
S'ourth District
JAS. C. ROBERTS
For Constable
114 B u f l H AT*nu*
Fourth DUtrlct
For Sheriff
PAU L G. B1GGERS
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
BOB DODSON
Auto Repairs
Supervisor Of Registration
DAVID K. McNAB
W. J. THIGPEN
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at
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intoi t W *
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
f . McCl e l l a n d
ME1SCH
B. J, OyEHSTKEET
LEWIS A. TATE
PRINTING— LETTER
MAILING LISTS—TYPING
CONITOENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Democratic Committeemen
Sanford Market Report
N ow ^Sr
P. HERNDON
ALTER L. MORGAN
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Sanford Tennis Stars Make Clean Sw eep Of Contest In New Smyrna
Others E rrors,
STANDINGS F ir s t Division
But Are Outhit THE
PI. OKI DA »T»TK I .K ilim
Won Loil
Ptl. Teams Victors In
Moses S t r i k e s Out • at.
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Si^ Men In Last IDnjrtona
Vfl^gnsl
Thursday’sGames
Manfurri
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1Gainaa vlllw
2
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ft
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40
400
4»4
0«<l
fteds And G-Men Lose
To Islanders And
P a l a t k a Azaleas
Clean P la y Object of Legion Junior League
We of the American Legion *■.# old enough to be fathers
hut still young enough to know what youth wants. One of
the things he wants, and ne«da, Is prupetly directed athletic
Instruction. To this end was established In 1927 the legion
Junior baseball. In which some 100.000 boy* compete every
year for the mythical boys' baseball crown of the country.
Although we like to see our boys play goal baseball, and
may do some lusty cheering In the pinches, our primary
object is not to build good players, but to build a firm foun
dation for citiienshlp. To play in the Legion league, every
boy must learn good spent*man*hip. clean living and the bene
file of goo.I health. Poet Athletic Officer (' E. Rawson ha*
had a wide esperience in the training of boy* and will hi1 in
charge of the league in Sanford. Clean play will be the one
potent factor In the league and Post Athletic Officer Raw*mt
will see that all boy* who do not IP r up to this principal at
all times are b irred from competition In the league.
LLOYD F, BOYLE.
Commander, C am pM I.Leasing Post No. ltd
Bulldogs Defeat
Tigers, Decisive
Game Is Tonight
Each Team Has Won
A Contest* Playing
F o r Championship
Winners Yesterday
1 n Major Leagues
National le ague
Chicago 2 ; Pittsburgh 1
Cin cin nat i 8 ; St. Lotus •»
(10
inning*).
Five Singles And
Two Doubles Sets
WonByHomeBoyl
P h i itcfgpltta R; Boston 3,
Seminole High Team
Has Now Defeated
Four Other Towns »*
Sanford Lookout* proved to b«
!AVrOf|l) Jt > HIM IK * let n
Brooklyn 4; New York 3 ( 10
Hrf
W«n U*<t
M> match fo r 8 t . Augustin* in )
Innings)
| •<!)!
a
i
(temlonlH
the gasfoTd coataat yesterday of Ttnk»ei
BOO
A m rri ca n 1 rogue
4
1
1
A two-fama aerie* with th* , Plrataa
3
Cleveland d; Chic*go 0
t
llwd
H
oe
tf
1
3
Saint*. Tha rial t o n won 12 to 1Cab*
Philadelphia
lloHnn 1.
1
4
Tha three fir t division trams
n
S. Tha Satata acored In r»*ry 1(llama
Detroit IB; St. L iu u O
.CHI'I
1
The score of the “wor d series"
Seminole High made a
—St. Augustine, Daytona Heecii
Innlitg excepting the sixth and
TSfgw Yf*rk It); VV a ihinel<•n IL
being played by the Tigers and thr
Awr.nif %\ i .k tf il fe
*wirp of the lennl* lournam M t "J
and
Palatka—w
in
yesterday
in
alghth. while tha Lookouts suc 1
Bulldog* for the ehamplnnahip of
W.et
!*rt
1fU v U n d
*> f
in New Smyrna last night, wig714 the Florida State League. The
ceeding In getting nine a
the Junior High School lefa^ruc
I'hirngti
1
<•7 defeat i.f Sanford by the Saints,
2
nlng every ret —five singles 4(1)1
now at tniU I ami 1 The final an*t J
howl on
.. K
i
two
doubles—from
the
New
12 to 3. was not as disastrous
for
Naw Y*»rk
ffcclahrg game will « pUy*,| nt fi!
PortunaU ly
i
J nlnga.
Waahlftaliin
<
tr.\ as the defeat Daytona hamlc I
Smyrna nst stars. Among thOM
Looknuta, tha
St.
^o'clock this afternoon on t h » Ninth i
1
ii* DvLanil. as in that contest the
• rt
wa
|
. defected are some of tha supj
I'hl Udt»f phi n
a
.Street diamond.
K m g ,
M a c k e r e l l - r d l y best tennis p lay an In
’£
4
. 2'*a lin ts failed to .core a run whlli
rora,' and those helped the Ban dt U>ul«
The
Tiger*
won
the
first
geoi#
the Islanders pul
seven me#
_____
Florid*.
I* ‘ ferd* team.
V A T K IM I.
iK ifim
of tha serle* 3 In It, but the Bull
across th.- piste. The (1-Men it
Four fisherman, (On ,.,.„o.|- of
Sanford h*» now defraU d tw U
Gavonlk. a naw pit*her for
W n l^mat
IV * |
dogs came hick last evening with* , ' " l ' IT"
pcor«l
by » EchooU—Apopka, D al^nd,
O f7 74 (islneivill* lost sgaln, this time
the Lookouts, was In tha bos a t ^ * ,^ ," ,7
a smashing defeat for th* Tiaors. nu artrt of Sanford ani;l«»ra
to
the
Prlnlks
A
taleas
who
won
l*biio and Ntw Smyrna. A t
tha s ta rt of the game, but he p h iu r.lp h i.
winning lit to 3.
«ii!t o f thcie victor!ta tha
A was soon replaced by McCqwn. £Xle««.>
.;«i 10 to 3.
Koloff end Welborn compo»rd Springs y«v*tprd#y, fiwhmt , with
Sanford
goes
to
St.
Augustin
” Each
«-_L atrpek _______
o
»
l-.
hut
f
r
o
o
h
l,
playvrt will ^tnter th r ita to
out one Saint, hut ^t, L«uiia
the
battery
for
(be
Bulldogs,
op
today, Daytons Beach play* at
r»ni am! rrrl. They got «m» m,*ny UnitnaiTient In (laintivillw
a fta r th*y had allowed seven Pllfohtirgb
111 I Dei-and. inn Gainesville plays
posed by Brown and Willis for ih - fi»H that ih ty had In have H im I
"tro u t eontm drr» f t r
.IS*
hit* Manager
MeCrona sent fla* ion
Tiger*. Steele umpired.
_ r,t Palatka. Palatka plays Sail
shipped to Stanford by ry p n ,a,'.| <
honor*. Ijoci! tgnnia P^ftf*
lferk ert Hose*. local boy, In to
There are three other team* In Kingfi«h and mackcri'l cornprUnJ l‘T<l d rfrntrd Apopka 5-1, DcLAtn
ford In Sanford tomorrow.
pitch, and h a ' struck aut ala
HOM E R U N S
:l •• Orlando 5*3, and ■ N tV
th* Junior High School League, th»» catrh.
Saints sod allowed only four
DeLand S. Peyton* Beach 7 |
By LOIIIR GRIFFITH
i the m m n ir month* during vacsThn»g making tha remarkable Smyrna 7-0.
hits,
DAYTONA BEACH, Apr. 21. Chairman legion State Committee tlon. It keepe the boy InterrateJ but there will he no more games In haul w«rr hr. S. Puliatun. Dr. W.
Heuilla of the pl*y» In iln g lti
tha league until a fter It I* reor
By The Associated Pres*
Schneider, farm ed out to Bt.
- Moose Frslick, b ij right-handA few yeara ago when tha and busy. Hta playing will develLegion T l.anulvy, (,it‘iirge A. Spfcr c n i|,,,r* Nrw Smyrna * lighted court!
Home runs yesterday.: Wither. er, let the' Reds down with five American Legion officlaU were op rltan living, good health and ganised, as a Junior
A ugustine by Connie Mark's
A*JXr'4^*
League, This organ Isat Ion meet W. S Hand,
Philadelphia .A thlclkw j —pitched Yankees f t . F e u , Red Sea 1; hlta yestirday as
the
Islets looking ebo-it for a .program In will Increase him speed end ro-or—----- ------- #
I Tachry, Hanford, vi.
Clifton,
Kuhel.
Senators
1; Selkirk. blanked DeLand, 7 to 0, to chalk whkh th* youth ef our country dlnstlen. If* will devetnp quick Ing la called for 7:45 o'clock next
fo r Ih t Salat*.
New
Smyrna,
0-1,
fl-I.
Monday
evening
In
th*
Junior
Yankees
l;
Norris,
Phillies
I;
8*nf«fd g o t . fo u r bits and
up their third Florida State rould'** reached, lltte did they thinking, learn to relax and do his
n i.i
rrt
t it
s as
Itohlnton, Sanford, vs. W hllt,
H igh School.
mada |wo runa In the fourth Goodman, Rrds I; Myers, Rr.i* I; le a g u e victory.
dream that th* plsn they adopted best under fire."
W
atkins,
Phillies
1;
O
tt,
Giant*
I
Inning ,and one in the fifth In
Frslick
struck out two tn J would reach such magnitude as it
Many Junior ball playeri have
The leaders: Klein, Cubs 4; walked tteo. The gam* was in hate today. .Relieving th a t boyi gone up In tha taaeball world,
ning. i.TwIce th# Lookouts had
j New Smyrna, 0-3, 8-1.
the bases Ailed, * but each time Dickey, Yankees >; Trosky, In ih a rp centrast to the Reds' 22 could be taught Americanism beat The most notable is Phil ChYervt_
,
,, ,
,
Morgsn, Sanford, v*. McKeowa,
diana
3;
OIL
Giants
3;
Foss,
Red
Toerh
W
hiter
MrT.tirwe,
of
ts d victory over Palatka yealer- through sore* form of athletic la of th* Chicago Curbs, Others
the batter-up failed to get a
New Smyrna, (1-0, 8-3.
Bos 3; Goodman, Reds 3.
Seminole High. left for Rslncs- ' ' Adam*. Sanford, vs. McAdams, r*y
day.
sport, th* Junior Baseball pro- are Ray Lucas of th* N eA Y ork
hit.
Every Sanford man with
League Totsls:
vRI. th l. mnralng to nt.cud th e'
„
fl.3t
Five Islrnder runa cruued the gram was bom. In 1927 lees than Giants; Klroy itlgbie, Pittsburgh
the exception of Earn*), left
National
47 plate In th* third and two more &0.000 boy* .responded to tbe call. Pirates; Clifford Jackson with tha
fielder, and Moaea, pitcher, was
2 2 K
,
1 I" th - double,. Zerhry end
American ...........................
12 w ire scored In the fourth as the Today, after nine years of Legion Memphis Club, and John Ludslclt
(-Sm^ |U ff. Ul| d H to n and Ashfanned at b it.
The Scmlnnlrs are stll’ at (be raralty snd a s o «o .«»*M .
. #
Day lulls ns chased Jak e
Bunch Junior baseball, over one-half mil- In Birmingham, both of the'South- top of the Llirn* Club Junior ing of the newly formed Honda
Manager Stuffy McCrong iufTotsl,
from th* mount In favor of lion bays under the age of 17 are eastern Association. James Tobin, League. They won their sixth High School Coaches Assoctstton. |° n d( N,,", 13,I”,fn*
fared In Injury to hU wrist la
The roach ,.ld that Seminole
O verstreet.
| playing uall under th* guidance a flash when With th* Oakland straight victory last evening, dethe fourth thnlng and wte
nigh will not enter a team In .h e i '1^ " ' ^ P‘ « »«* MtKcoWB Of
_
The Islanders rapped
Bunch of the American legion.
Legion team, now with Oakland In
forced to return from tha gams
.f , V n ,C
r "“ ^ n '
swimming ‘D lu ^m en l"."t"R o llin '* {Nfw Sn’>'rn* B ! '
A t h l e t e '^ or *‘Kht hlto and seven runs Ini Junior baseball, am sponsored by the Pacific Coast League.
The score by Innings:
t0. Cochran and B ran.* Pl* ^ | c o l l . « i on M.y 2. The trim has
• three innings, whila Ovehstreet the Legion, seeks to train and deBatehall, a* sponsored by the to
Saints
U 430 101—13
.m l Hoy.1 caught for the Send- .
, om|i
hu| ,, ..........
jvtlop boys Into useful, construe- American Leginn, Is s means to
.. ..........
,
.
■< llowrd cnly one.
IMIXING PRACTICE
Lookouts.
000 210 000— 3
mde. snd Drammonl
on th .» fonillt,on
f t , „ Mte
ANN HARBOR, Mich., Apr.|
* _■
i lira Iratershlp. Its teaching of an end. That end la the teaching
ST. «IU I1TI1K .*■ M N O A K
niound
ind
H
te
behlm)
the
b
it
f«r
h
h„
M
24.—(/P>—For the fourth Urn* Ini
MrClrturun,
I
Palatka 1*. O aloeetllle I
I Americanism is the object Ire. of Americanism through fair play,
Conch S. A. II. Wilkinson * f
the Cub*.
|
_
_
F it IK •‘Til Id. cf
s
:4a year* a track man ha* been
GAINESVILLE, Apr. 24—Uc- F ^ m the ranks of the Junior co-operation, »'co ordination ond
the Seminole Hoys' Athletic Club
4
named Michigan'* most uuDLand-jhind th* flre-hlt Hurling of Lefty pUycrs today w«l com* our leed- loletenc*. If In th# playing the
snniunces busing practice at A
s
ft
in« ,tU^Ln.1 VU’!,U -. „
1 Larsen,
the P alatka
A la te st
tomorrow. The effect th at UgVon ■develops U se ball player* the Grammar School diamond at
o 'c lo c k this evening In the Fourth
«
Th*
1939
choke
Is
Harvey
W
.i
t
lm
|„
|
th.
G
rtneaetiu
G-Men
*
Junior
baseball
Is
h
ating
is
best
worthy
of
tha
attention
of
the
big
S treet, arena.
4
5 n'rlork this afternoon. The G l-,
_____
Patton, 440-yard
daah star a n l jo-3 defeat bars yesterday.
Jt *ipr*saad by Ihose who have fol* league scouta, end some of these
4
ants,
who
have
lo
.t
four
rtm
r*
gtuffv
MeCtonc.
m
anager
o
f
'
5
relay runner on
tha traak team was the fifth atraig h t loss fo* |0wed this program since It* or- toy* find legitimate employment
a
whose scholastic
f t cord for the ihe Gninrsvllli outfit,
|in ( u tlo n . Evtr’ett S, Dfiin, boao- In the b iifb ill world, then It hew snd won none, will meet the FI- (J)# t r o u t s , n-tv te out of th.*!
rules who have «
piiren ».,r
f„r
|)n,v br<s i*c of n
flra t three and a h alf years show*A ndrew., An ic e center flelde-, ta ll coach a t Indiana U nlreralty, certainly been worth while.
•landing of 800.
pnlnf;i! In j i'rv to hi* riifht h in d
11 of irstherrd five hit* In five trips to Bloomington, has this to say:
Baseball has rimehed th# point
tuffnro 1 in. I lie* fourth iimitir of
i • “
,Bd
, “ .*
, lh ; Pl* , f t lhre* ° r th ,m tN,il,'<
There Is no doubt in mv mln-1 where It is our National Spor:,
I.A T F J I B A S E B A L L
yr^tt-rday'n gam * with I ho Sfiiidu
!! *
Along with the dealgnstlon of doubles.
bu | that th# American Legion, ln Institution whare millions of
Fans arc reminded that begin from Hi. Augunlifi**.
] • I r lto n for th* h sn o r goes tin
Masala, Prtatka^ Hght^ ftoUler, through Ita rascball program, l* Americana pay good money to witning with 11 morrow's genic here I K furbing for a b ill, with hU
• J W eaU ra Conference medal, give i h it on* over th* rig h t fk ld bar- tUmnlotlng a keen iaU
t i n the ness skill, brains elul tTnnagvweek-flay giitira^ fjnggfj* outatrctchnl, S tuffy
nn
every year a t each member school tier, 380 feet •w ay. In th» game of baseball. It's a worthy ment. The en* patent factor ml- with ^ Palatka,
< • • I l •a <
..... ...
^ ^ ^
O. liars**. If
on the home field will begin » f ' |nto another man. the force of the
4 1 fl t <• * 1
seventh.
thing
and
I
hop*
will
get
more
m
in
d
by
the
fan*
la
cleen
play.
*
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q.'i'n
'«.*
,
,
.
,
,
..
'nillb, i i - t t
... « ..i .1 I I i ]
J u r r BRING U t '
* t « I # #
■laraen struck .o u t seven men support."
j
If the Junior program U ught.i.o ?ofn^ ^ ^
^ B u n l y wlU be
^
“ *
*
II#
waa
farted
to
retire
from
.
Ihe
t * * J i n
Another college athletic dl- other principal, th a t alone would l t
s e t • 14 1
game, iu t did not think a t tha
coming In the firat th ree Innings, rector, Frank McCormick of Uni- justify llai existence.
He walked eight men while Pail- v a n ity of M lanetota, "Thar# 1*
Junior bgaehall la preparing f o r , gram la worthy of our serious tlm* th i t th* Injury m ight pro a
i » rmmmi ——»— . n —
g a tt followed him - tlo rely with no o u tiU i activity th at will pay the futnrai It* rank* are filled with consideration and t g r loyal aup- to he eerlnua. This morning, how
•la fra# paste* The Oalneavllle greater dividends than aiding boys boys
will become
our lesd- ( port. The boy today, the m in td; ever, hi* hand was swollen to
nearly twice Ita normal aixe, end M cC R o T y ' S 9 « 10« 8 T O E B »
moundsman whiffed three.
. baseball. Tha competition la in era a few yeara hence. The pcs>-' morrow.
ha dtclleil to cnnsult n physlcltn
Four Fishermen
Get 400 Pounds
More Interest Being Taken
In Junior Legion Baseball
f
Cocky Seminoles
Of Junior League
Can’t Be Downed
Coach Is Attending
State Track Meet At svw smym«. «-i. o-n.
The State University vSm,*h'
Michigan T rackster
A
^
“ m ^ S S l r ’S:,Stuffy May 11c Out
Of Game Many Days
liraL^S!'
M b. M. h a p o i l end 1 together
end found Mud alactric w Hpj
end w ater h«atag go hand In
hand with today's budgst. Inve*and-*•** teo«.«tt find that your
household dottn w ill go farther.
With electric cookery yeur food
shrinkage is ««t down is pros*
tteaOy n o t h i n g y o u t elsdric
meals are cooked with scientific
Cookery and
are Cheap
no matchee or Oamsa In
hsr kitchen. Funs# art 0
a thing of ths p a st And
burns are absolutely impossible
with an automatic water heater.
i
■
r.ow
%
*MMT4L k MU
■FvftMHkfcflidftFr
Madera Moai#m»V*e
too. Out TWrifty»1hraa rate . . . .
m ads erp sd allt M HoetHe Idtch•n i. keeps the cost down, fust ask
on# of your M s g * w to uses this
conveniesl eerelOiiSoo us or your
farocite deater dtelpfcm VOUH
oledrie kitchen Ud«t* ‘ . '
M m . K . W. K ite o f
S o n fo n t
U
E
Modern H ouoow ife. She oaya:
HI aonalder an averaga electric lervke bill, f o r my- family of fix, of
412.06, which | a 362 kilowatt houra
@ 3Vie par kw|i, to be a fair charfe,
End luch service le not poulble from
«ny other *ource. My lerriee Incladaa
electfie cookery, water heating, refrig*
•ration, water pump, and muneroua
unaU appliance*," , ’
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I) M m . K .
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THE SANFBBD HERALD, SANFOtD, FLORIDA
af Fugitive Ethiopian Has
MURDER UNDER THE BIG TOP
' K ic k widow spider* M ating In
Olympic Scouts Recruit Collegians
• pr)T«U phono exchange in OaaC alif, cut o ft w in com
Iti Earnest Quest For National Title tend,
munication. The operator u *
Demands Pursuer s Win
i on tha toupn
little w orrier 'ho la the nominal
lord of much of the Danakll
dei
re* Ion, a . well aa large
territories
i ______ _
____
approaching
L a la
Ashangi from tha east. ’
F lr.t M ariotti mpved against
Since last November General Rabat with a column th a t dror#
ario tti, one of tha Italian com - through th e ’ Danakll, fought
P)—Ras 'Kras# Sabat, a
, plump, little man, is the
r a f «m of tha funniest la-1
ta in tha Italiaa-EUiiopian
If anything about w ar can
1b at through
the
mountain*.
1 Somehow Sabat, hU followers
.diminishing to ■ handful, managed
While crowd* ikeer the performers, death su lk s unde
I to keep one jump ahead of the
t~.p
an
I W arner otaad solvee a th eo-rinr mystery sa the
{pursuers)
He made at least a hundred O ilentil detective of "Cha.lie Chan a t the Cl.cue,” new |
,
promises through nstiv* Interm e film at the Rita tonight.
diaries to meet Mariotti in soma
.
__
hour of work Increased 5 percent.
! mount" In fastness and talk the
situation oyer. Rut he kept none
-1 * ; * r "
. of these rendeivoua.
,
.1
* work decrvaseil 2 percent.'
Finally, he ran out of mountain
P h n - l» t the wsg* increase
i ret rests and with the simplicity
«-*
y iii
t
r * drive have progrertrd to the point
of the native mind, or maybe the
dm vm i
cunning, he moved quietly Into the
. bean scanned and t list complied uf
’ native quarter at Adlgret, hiding
By HBttHKKT PLUMMER
those considered In the most
j t h e n at the very time th a t M ar
WAHIIftNQTONl Apr. ti.- U T ) * • * » » « *
«nd
it a l Badogllo, high commander —I.csders of organised labor e ra . th*refor* *" "*«
P«sltlon to
| of the Italian armies, was mak- quietly making plana to launch a **“ • wagaa.
| Ing Adlgrat his headquarter*.
drive for wage Increases In In-) Nlntean ta s k Industries are In
By the time Infrrmer* told the dustry after the tea bill now be- eluded on this list. They are airj Italians whera to look Rabat was fore Congress Is enacted Into lav.'- craft, automobile, auto p a rti.
gone again.
Convinced th a t under Ih* new building, chemicals, - containers,
Msrkitll, still In rharg* of thu law Imposing a levy on corpora- electrical
equipment,
finance,
j hVlnt, located him one# more in tlon surplus, th* tendency will be foods, household products, ma! the mountains, and sent a tru st- to pay out sorp usee In dividends ehinery, install, office equipment,
1 ed sergeant of natlva troops, a Instead of letting them eeeomu- Ml producing sad refining, rail' Hlmlvihi, to talk onra more with late. Isbor spokesman raise the roads, railroad equipment, refrae’ Bahat.
q- aatlon o f why these funds torlei, retail trade and
utlll
Tha Blmbashl found Rabat. Ho ihnul-1 nut he used to Increase ties.
—
talked to him. In fact he’s fill)!
1talking to him. after a month.
Every now and then a runner
comei to M rrlottl from hla fa ith -1
ful sergeant
with
messages'
I somethin* Ilka thesa:
“B is Kaasa Rabat would lik e1
a fiasco of wine. Still talking t*J
1him.”
'
| “S sbst would like a bag of
| flour. Ha may su rren ter short-!
Labor P re p a re s
; but
SAK- FAN CISCO, Apr.
tW V-Thi, O u t f i t ’yW r -» j> rrr , t
tbo m l# forbidding -axtra-curricuU t- c a b itnU itU m c for col
let* athlete, enhances the hope
ef Coach Charley Hooter of the
San franciaco Olympic Club that
his 1936 track and Hell unit will
be the atroofeat a t IU kind in the
nation.
.
Suipcnalon of tha refolaticn »,
which ro lb fian a usually must per
form o a t, in the c o o n of their
alma m ater perm it# Coach Htmte.
to recruit undergraduate* for the
team with which ha will Mlk the
National A. A. U , aenlor outdoor
rh 'm -h n sh fp .
Mainstays of tha Olympic Club
'e r - .l. how srrr. ara stars who el-1
irady have com plated their college
*" ' • Thaae Include the fra ite il
ml dls distance ace seer developed
*t Stanford—lanky, bespecUc ed
■en Eastman, holder of fir# world
SUBMITS HIS CANDIDACY
FOR
GOVERNOR
of Florida
Ta The People Of This Rlate
Bubject T a Dewocratic
iV .
Primarta*
HODOEH U opposed to a Sale*
T ax and a1! other nuisance
fAMie
BODGES favors: Old Age and
Mother's Pensions—642X1 Au
tomobile Tags—Taking tag off
ollna used by Fisherman’*
ta and Farm ers’ tractors in
C
HODGES stands four-square
fo r • preservation
of
the
HOMESTEAD
EXEMPTION
AMENDMENT and the anlargsaw nt of its scop*. He
worked for this Amendment
through all th a 'lo n g years of
hla servlca In tha Senate and
fought before th* paopl* for
Ha ratification.
HODGES le ft hla office, took
a sound wagon and visited
■vary elty, vU’ag* and ham lst
Jit this State urging the peop.e
to ratify the Amendment,
ra te Pslltlvsl aaverttesvest
»
■i-io c a c .
Sunday.Apr. 26 Is Memorial Day and, In celebra
tion of the* rvent this bank will HOT B E OPEN
for business on MONDAY, Apr. 27th.
All orders for currency, payrolls, or transfr - of m onef should be made on Saturday, Apr.
O flb
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THE SANFORD ATLAN1
SAN ANGELO, T e a , Apr, I f .—
—G raiing on winter grain
fialds of west Texas compounds
wo fit for ranchmen. Louts Wil
liams and Bill Mason, d r , of Eden
bought 2.500 lambs a t 64 a head
laet fall, paid 10 rente a month
'aeh for DO days’ pasturage and
void them, wool Inclrded, i l | l I
head.
. ' * :
National Ban
« industry
former Ij C. A. A. A. A. illsrus
champion, and E l W atrrbury and
John M otttam , standout jsvtllneen.
,
From tha ranks of those still In
college hereabouts. Coach HunUr
will call out such acts as Hunllers
ta ro y Kirkpatrick of ?.tn Mateo
Junior Col ege and Tom Moore of
tha University of
California;
Porintsr George Ande-aon of Cal
ifornia; fihotpi tie r Jim Reynolds
Just A rrived !
CAR
LOAD
Kerr Fruit Jars
McLaulin,
The. Jeweler
PRICES ARE RIGHT
Watch Mb Clot**, Jewelry
REPAIRED
Diamond* Mounted
PHONE 53
i
ORANGE JUICE
ONE EGG
TOAST
hsrm white th* aergsant accom
panies him iverywhsr# arguing
with him. And for the first tlmrj
In raenths. he’s eating and drink-1
Ing regularly.
COFFEE
Also Waffles with Bacon
LUNCH
Served Every D lJ f*:r
ifU n i o t Hu * k o t m u itA v i * t r
Hbtne Made
Ail Kind* of
Soups' & Salads
Home Made
CHOP SUEY
Served Every Saturday
producing power, and th a t w ithout
thte balance prosperity . cannot
live, nor can poverty b# perm*nenlly leeaenwf.
-From IBM to l» S b ," they eey
-worker*' produclag oooav per
L A N E Y ’S
DRUG STORE
tie to yourself this truth:
in its field because it’s
\
m |r r ‘ t*r then m r be
fore. Term* ware never so easy
"Tfc >*/ w**tbmnftiprs**” before. Com* la and let aslhow
w thst’t what «*ay caU the
,h* grestret Tforje of *U
Heeffi XaUaroe 'M frip reto c,
W are* of in eaceftkaul per-
U Thhw VUa-Mll, th*
^
A f |«
\n w U h p t l h k l e U M . . m * k
r/S jsg to n lir
IN VITA-MIL
IU U
OF MANY
J
CRAZING RETURNS PROFIT
LYNCHBURG, V i; Apr. 24. UP)—Lynchburg
city ■ council
passed a measure 'calling for the
planting of potato## by the tight
o’ the moon la municipallyowned garden#.
r „hiur ,f
r o r H ike In P ay *)»»
them and fled.
of Stanford- am) m a y - otiuTS. .
“ BdtA ifoora and Kirkpatrick
ha»» skippal oyer tha IJO-ymrd
hiph hurdle# in world reeordto w llin r tima af
second*.
Virtually all who will try to help
he O ymplc Club win the A. A. U.
till* are candidate# for the Ameri
can Olympic squad.
Hunter’s team took second to the
New York A. C. In tha nationals
at Lincoln, N ab, last summer. •
PI.ANT BT MOONLIGHT
10 Voice Demand I
“ H o m eatu d Bill"
F r a h i l m t i s a d a)
charity hospital patients
roanded by • mem ber ol
D k fo tounty board of
�S a n fo r d b< T h e O n ly C e n t r a l
Any
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T M K T N E V S T J T O
VOLUM S XXV
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CandidatesAre
Association W ants
Quarantine L ifted
On Tick Free Area
Lights To Be
Installed A t
Airport Soon
N U M B E R 1M
Flood ControIGood Neighbor
Bill Approved League Enters
By The Senate|National Stage
[BER
JOBLESS SEIZE NEW JERSEY
Lifting of lit* quarantine w
rattl* la tick-free arew. in thi,
section b asked nT the S lit *
L l t n l « h Board in a m o h t im i
f«M c d t y Ole Seminole County
Agricultural A--ocietkm_ In the
rvaohition which w ai
parsed
Thorsdwy
rem ing. > n r l o o i
arm * were set forth s . m ine
immune ta rattle ticks, and
thma i hot) Id be
freed from
quarantine regulations, in tha
Im ta h tlo a of
opinion of
the asaocialtna.
■tructiea Lights a t Sufocii
Complete eradication o f ticks
lpal Airport w ill
in r « r y section o f Saasinola
Countj w u d iv u tw d a t tha J day. W. & K arl*. WPA
l a k y . Mast of tl
meeting.
!
M ajo r Issu es
Few New Issues Have
Beeh Added To l i s t
W ith Adjustm ent Of
Taxes I n SpotUfht
Work B egins Monday
With Crew O f
Men; B e
In A bout A
ir
S l o t Machines
Are Lambasted
i_________________
Opposition To S a l e s
T ax Expressed By
Many A Candidate
Chairman Says It Is Leader Says I t May «
F irst In The World
i^Srht The Liberty m
Having No P o r k , , League, Critic Of
States Share Costj New Deal Policies
hCT
a craw o f SO w r a will ha see
•ha IWU. I t n fip c c .n l that
wack will oct-upy at
■ m lh 'i U a * .
e le c tia n e a n h e w s pr ided
b e f o r e v o te r s t h i s veer by a
r e c o r d fie ld o f c a n d id a te * . A
f e w n e w Is su e s h a v e b e e n
added.
P i n t p la c e ■ In t h e s p o t
li g h t g o es to t a x e s — a s u b
Getting Much Worse,
S a y s McClelland;
~ Fanners M ust Act
of
President Backs- 9
lyt NeW OrffaniZatUMl "j
Twe X .«!.000.000 omnih.it Hon.1
cemt^l
ww. approved today
* * » ><m»ta rmomerre m n m lltrr
0
rhairwiaa CwprUad told rrpnrtcr. _ _
.
,
~7
fW committee voted taw to tic I T f l t C S t S I l t
I
Inspector W arns
Tha lighting
T A T aL A H A 8 S E t A p r . **• County Stockmen
_ ( A P ) —T he n u m
n e to r
iMiiee that have Identified
p o litic a l caatpeifoa la peat Of Screw Worms tr*
J f l
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S A N F D O n . F IX M O D A . S A T C T D A T . A P S X L S , 19
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Florida City Affording Rail, H ig h er ’-W
A a tW H a f r w v n l a l k n w ^ d
'-*«• r *
Airport n c
tha main a
At barter read
Btbhc ha needed aa at
f a l l Tha airport m
Avrwoa, about three
of tha City.
Comprising 1*0
. w
.
iT t B C llfl!| |
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W A S H IN G T O N .
A p r. 25.
— (API —Hearing
d o r s r n ic fit
of
*"
<
Layman To
D irect Its P o l i c y
• f the M •" pc-njert*. He -lid
■tatre and mwwirtpalitir. will le
rrqwWeH ta pay fa , Uwd .nd dam-j
tha
0
the
eo-
I V m k fc n t
h r abawi <wie hundred R B )ilrt^ | (i th e n e w ly fo rm e d
~ru
„ , .. : ”Goo»l Neighbor league" enIhiT^" 5 .iT r^L t .u r
Arc'll
nxtionxl picture to*
I h »W y
t h e t h ^
Z tz
ha, n,
,w
U v.
One
Ic x iio r
M id
It
W "*, fight for idoxbi -oppo,h —
o f lh «
A m e ijm n .
I
I.n»rty l^ g u c . bitter New
part will ba out Iweed
AfW c the V i A -r-ry
e^wem cJ f * a - « h w«rWwa p r a n t e g n W fwoda. d m am I n < ^
l W * mtu< TrJt>i th, t JW I r r it ic .
T h e HCW ie egOO
and p e n lig h ts arawwd tha M W
Screw worm iafaaUtioei la ba
ject oat of which comm Just
foot boundaryi
B *hf» w ill rmpheyad caaaPirto&iy w U d tlhrw See m Uw * ” -4.- - t rtw V f r W a e »hwn*e at T ' « e « and fww tVe
^ drc-iVd between n.- ’ l '* " * lrmilrT* in "
„ _
■boat re try s Umt 'I m m , toch *». mming much worsa la this ear- ba ita lia a n l a t
fwnC ia te r a b . pared h. remain n “much < m ...n
. i d lSr h w m b n 'm l wuway Sa feed tW m
T V ehahhaiy twma' and Ural gweetwment
I
P * ' * * Bd " “ **! * *
tlon of tha atata, it h reported by
public schools, operation of *°v•rnreent, reduced prices for sutomobiln license., old ago pensbns,
■ad homestead tax oxompibn.
Alongside thorn, m o w candi-
Inspector I f. R-' M cO^I u d ^ a a d . Th*r* " in W
<^too e ra placing platform planks
for rwponl of tlm slot machine
law, enactment of a taw prohlbiU a * employment o f members o f;
tbo Legislature la other i U U de
portments, sad U na t t Ofmn i p
ood promote Industry sad agri
culture.
1
Ncurljr ovary
odea
tax.
1 * t*u<r
_
Loglahtaro oaUl
tU
ha therrfora bauat a w anting lot ****• P * '* ’4 "® * ■ * •*
all atnekmeu to act promptly. |o * r t » « » m im - ■**■» Wx* r *S
“ Trll aw ry oouar o f otao aoa « - plane*,
row.” Mr. McClelland sold tednr.l Tba appropriotiaw rac the u g h
“ to ba on bla torn t a d watch fori ia R M S
thin Infratal Ion. and grew prompt’
While tha
treatment, or a t w ill hove tha
w o n t aammer with tha
screw tha CHy ia
purchase oft a a
worm paeta aw harrw re a r ha
fun
Thara ay* aa many ease* I c o a t
trvwg them; all I can do h tel: tha
atockmau haw to tre a t th e ir cattle,
axd they caa do it aa wall aa aayMr. McClelland
of
rattle. I m a pactlva
a f haw
h a re to
w p p ly of
t o r tu d I
and ptoa U r la sopplled free of
charge hy tW
ba procured th raagh laapactoc McC ollaad or County A gent C. R.
Dowaaa. la Um h a ..m e a t o f the
| Court Boot*.
I aa peetor McCkOaad aadaavwra
■ta cover Scmhaale aad Vetoata
ta m th a aad parttooa o f
amd Brevard couattoa, “h a t It to
Impossible t o g at ew r yw h ire.*
ha said. UatJtuialy w arm w sot her
to Warned by U e toapactar f a r tha
tocraaaa la aciew
J
Sanford Man Is
Chosen T reasurer
Of Church Group
• w h e r J - l - W l k . fW w .“ , « •
but wtoeviy
pofco *• ----------------------gy
w
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In
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1
Reyn,b l ^ . - r e e m , ted their fir-.
w
Selection O f Proper Site Powell Convicted ^
£ For Sanitarium Halted By Of First Degree
^ State Supreme Court Rale^Mm&er Of Wife
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1burd e f delate rm
Tkrre Sites O ffctrd N o R e c a u u d i t i o i
In Seminole County Of Mercy Made By
Bat Board Can't Act ; Jacksonville J u r y
U niversity.' Honor
Society C h o o s e s
Two Sanford Men
„
*—w! ^
h r
He
pw
f wd ’
m ea--; on
*T*
, __, ■
committee. the annouocmaot awe,
sod wtn have actual
dtrectiou.
R rp m rfita tice l m m ltrci. Oltvt,
The other members of this
rvwm rwt. etnrmed iw«« the well,
m ittaa are Col. Patrick
of the rhnahrr ta argue that
Callahan,
Louisville,
would wipe
out I
tV
layman who gained
thoaeanda e f b w ia r u emocem.,
and prominence a» a
tend ta m a t e
amonpoly.
Mrs. Estelle
n r p l e w i fo r 'r e la y prominent In tha
taeit and Jewish charttioa.
•^togporuaktiiNP C n « f c r ,
n rU n M 1 U £ .
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that
ThO Be moc-ratif majneity
ib a
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ta go ahead with Owr
mvwt ta the firin g ttoe to rw- graaa, and U to
t|N Maseaw C. fS»
tlmt D**—
wo tha mil have Ueala.
which are I f p i vlta
to
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to J a m to U to
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lib erty
League,
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Simpson W arns Oi
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: Out-Of-Town Men
reeaideot T . F . Simpwm « r •*___1Sowatooto Chamber of Cwmmecre.
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mi«-or*
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.
Future Farmers
Will Compete In
Public Speaking
1
Foturw Farm ers a f
will engage la their first
speaking cooteat of tha y ear next
Tuesday evening, the w i s e r l a
rr present Seminal* C hapter to a ;
d ir irirt contest to be staged kef*
on M ar 9. The winner of th at cow- e«t wa
compete with district
cham pion, to a state contest, aad
th a t w inner will go la ta the no
tional contest.
Srvey. boys win engage to s o t
Tuesday evening1* public tp to h
tog cmiteat which will ho bald to
wo ad Uw
<be “ rricultural
Z Z f"d ^ y "^ ir ,tto g ftrnd.
, ^
lW_ I m u -rdh I Sewiin«»lgh then
School a t
7J I
aVtocfc. Principal C. E. McKay,
Rev, J . n. Root aad J . U Iagtoy
will V t v Judges.
W illiam
Rerwett,
Hevkovt T h u r-to g and Robert Rsalersnw
.w ill dlarurn the Florkka CreeoS tate C anal aa a public | i d l i m | .
Chris Riacherel will a r s h N Uw
value o f V o w beautifying, I d w t • •. V«
Mauser will tell o f dm vahw ad
vocal tonal agricnhaiw t a tha f e w
"
n risity . John R. Jocws. I r .
diaruas forestry, a a d P a yd is m - j*
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V will took fur r
VANDENBOG IN RACS
lETROIT. Apr.
tk - ^ P T - T h *
Six B oy.Scouts In
New B aptist Troop
LOCAL WEA'
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To Cruise Around Cape Horn In Outboard Motorboat
Fred Harvey, Wife
Pie in Plane Crash
M ate NMfMk Safa hi 1*3*.’
WASHINGTON, Apr. tT -V P )
—W ithout a n opposition rot*, t t e
ining Fund*
Sonata yesterday passed t t e *272^
OOOftOO OrOrton bill fo r flood eontn d on t t e lo w ir Mleaisafppl River
and sen t it to t t e House. ,
T te road waa paved for passage
when Sana tor Vaadenterg - w ith -'
draw hla oppoottloa to considers- |
lion o f t t e moatoro atead of a
national su rre y of flood control
needs ho told te d boon ooffootod j
bp P n o id o n t Roosevelt.
V andenterg te d wmnod ag ain st j
“pork te r r a ." flood control appro
priations.
Wanta $700,000
lef Money Larrked For Ditch
oval af tte Paooamal|noddy,
[ sa d Florida ship canal p ro p
.' through changes In th f $J>.
100,000 work-relief program ,
anderway.
** ]
sneer* of the tw e projects—
idy tam ed down by Congress I
session—considered - union'
i th e House bloc te e k fo f ear*
tin g of 9700,000,000 la the rsm «a»un for non-federal con4 aea made, tu t e coalition of this
H aring com pet'd" a iun of ucerty p e , H waa admitted by Isa d tn , ly eevtn h o n d rrl r.ilb-i around tbs
m anld forge a powerful weapon GuH Const of t'lorjde. th? "Kltotsw ard amending t t e Admlnlstra- rood Crystal
River. Florida, •
tta n maaaure.
eighteen foot oullmsrd puwerrd
I J t e p . Simeon Hamlin, Maine adventure b o i: which recently
Democrat, eald be planned to con- elee n d the Port -if I'jn iac'ils, Is
pef with Rep. Alfred F. Bellgr* berthed at Mobile, from wheneo to
lla w York Democrat, leader of tt e i ”- ‘ae down >h i eastern shore'PW A Wee. Meanwhile, the.K pIne
of the, S ou'hrm A m erle.s.
aongresalons] delegation called an- li> ■*> attem pt to to lie the first
O tter conference to decide on *• 'board p e * n ,r around Cane
strategy.
'i
Horn.
p. T te Administration through tte | .The 'E lto m -rl' i. driven >%•
Ptaaldent, a i w el^ g a.W o jteJJrp i-. Co^nniodQrp, K sr: Acton and wlfa,
'y*M Administrator H a r r y I I o p - of Chicago and Crystal River.
Mas, te a announced It would not During their two-yeer voyage
.dee any of the requested relief , these adventurers propose to sle*p
fends for the two big projects, In ' either abosrd their tarpaulin-covvUw of tongresslonel eetton dleap* j’ered e rsft or under e tent aahor*.
y rtrrta f them.
one condition of th eir .endertakT te breakdown of .th e
j_|ng. being th a t .they ■eve M t Ho
000,000 works relief fund piannelJTsleep In eny sort of dwelling
nnoun c e Bj n,m
The Morris Plan Coapanj of OriaaSo, Flori4s
has plenty of money to loan *1 reasonable rates t i l
on rarious plans for any worthy pnrpone.
Such loans run for ood year and are repaid la
easy weekly or monthly paymeata.
•
*
If yon need money, cobalt oar representative.
Mr. In E. Southwaid. *•*. 1,16 NArth Park Aranas.
*r i*jion com-
• ,
„
msnder for the rtito ol K.trlJa
d a te
N r
In 1032 and I..EI. In
h- -timni
r n m m i l t p p affaire of the U niversity of Floriu i n u n i u e t ,-t> h, h„ h„ , n on , he A,um„,
a
00 r
Apr. 11,— 1>. 11
f, hae announced
• Democratic Muman from Florlxrsitlon now held
, ,
.
Council for ;l ih t y m n and served
|gi, ye r
r,r,.,td«ni of the Ahm - 1
n| A*v*ci.’ l:on. He 1 1 now eerv.
ing his rc-ond ferei rg oresldent1
*>f H nridn
T. 'jo culoils »and
J ; - '- ’1•*'•»«- He is . Mason
and a Klwantan.
FOR RENT—four rrom modem
Mamma and Pap* Dionne art
house and g -rag e. Three miles
nut Wh’t First St.
See C trl hoping that the film, “ The Coun
Faster at T eiacn Service Sta try Dor.or," w II be released In
Canada soon to that they can me
tion.
the1 quins.—Birmingham Newv
h& an d take ad*
R a le ig h
etkm w»e
of Army
l assuring
waterway
tornry. state’s attorney for - the
Itilh judicial circuit and mayor
of-'lirandenton.
----- — ’
K eirrd In Jackson count* and
educated at the University of
Florida, where he was graduated
TRIAL DATE 8 NT
in law In 1918 t t e Ilrandsnton man
MtAMf
Apr.
2 3 .-W V -T h e hua been active In elvk enter
trial of.A lbert and Jasper W alker, prUs*, He served 22 month* In
brothers charged with tt e first d**l m ilitary service during the Wdrbl
grew murder of David J. Weaver, | W ar and hae been an active workwhose body woe found In th e Corel e r In th e American Legion, having
Q atlas canal last year, will begin l te e n one a f
tte
organlier
WILL SPEAK IN SANF
THURS. APR. 23rd 8 P
- Cor. Magnolia and Flrat HI.
WORK A ^ b VOTE
PETTEWAY
‘You Can Trust this Man”
Mir*. E, S. Hockey of Sanford Is •
Modem Houtwjwifc. She naya:
Y•--a
p
v
►
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V^ f,ii,
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1
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, IHghwi*
And Wa^ei transportation * *
AN INDEPENDENT DAII^Y NEWSPAPER
—w-
M.N. Cleveland
' Elected S ta te
Firemen H ead
Two Days Left In
Which To Qualify
For School Vote
First Political
Rally Will Be
0n7th0fM ay
NUMBER 184
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1938
Established In 190ft
Confressma" plead'] R o a d B l a s t e d
Guilty To Speeding
Through C a p i t a 1 g y E t h io p ia n s
AT SCENE OF MINE TRAGEDY
2 Trapped Men
Released F rom ;
Wrecked Mine
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2 X rn
n
a«i #
(A”)— R epresentative Zlonchecit
I a* \ n « A
I
i f y
(JP)—'Representative
Zionchecfc
W uhln|lA n pleaded
pl^ulol guilty
4 w 1 /u Y v v H J
ooff Washington
M i y to
U* A
In trmfic court today
i
v
chary* of driving an atiUxuvb ilt
miles an hour In tho
daily giniM
through
the
his •entrncinf
city, but hi*
•entencing**«
**«
A
J
.
*
ddelayed
it ij c d until later.
lat«r.HeHawsa
*3* 1
O V BT I T 0 C I P I C C 8
b rc u fh t >
into
court « fmfter
brtugM
M0curt
u r »a
T0 S t o p Faflclfttfl
ascuffle
e n ffla with
w ith ft
rwihr«Tnin V
IlO
m policeman
akho
w ent to his C'epitol Hill of
The
first
official
political fice to aerve a w arrant Wsi e l
ADDIS A1IAIIA.
Apr. 23.
meeting in Seminole County for by th# Court when 7-ionchccic
(( opyright hy A--iwiated l're*el
the 1930 campaign will be held
Ethmpinn tnvqi, blasted whole
twice failed to appear after
In Geneva on May 7. It Is be
sect,-in* i>f the highway leading
hi9 arrest.
ing arranged by
the Remind®
ben- from li-'-ev,- in a supreme
County
Democratic
Exeeutlee
effort tn .1,-ni the Italian adCommittee.
T entative arrange
Vi in ,, h- K»* Na.ibu reported
m ents had been made to hold two
v I tiifv after a fierce three-dey
meetings in Geneva, the first on
bull I- in the South.
May 4 and tha o th er on May II.
U , |n>rt* iccelved
at gnvernbut the May 7 rally will cancel
nihrad-iuarter* said t ro- |**
Mo o sk RIVER. N. 3.*
the other two proposed gather
Mack N. Cleveland, chief of
in, ,*. the personal direction uf
M ’n p v r iy h t
l>v
A sso c ia te d
ings.
A t h a Sanford Fire DepartKmi--‘*„r Haile S#ls«ie were
P n -s s ) — M o ck in g ilN ith t h a t
" m e n t , wm yesterday elected
^,-,'t mi mu s
major
offensive
The hlg rally In Geneva la to
th n -H tc n e ti th e m
fo r te n
mull, of Ilev-ye.
president of" the
Florida
be an alt day a ffa ir, beginning
iln v s. H r 1>. K. R d lm rtao o
a t 10 r'clock in the morning and
State Firemen’* Association
V. .in iTnergem y nie»«ure ill
m il' C harle.a A lfr w l S c a d d in ff
continuing as lung as those a t
a t the state convention held
•I,-tei!.,. of tho capital, •rctmn*
w i»rr r t‘*cuetl 1<h1rv f r o m
In Key West. And Chief
of Hi high»iyf_are_belqg_huitli-l
Si.nf.ird Linn, Club last night tending wish it to last. All can
th ^ r r liv in g tn m h w ith in a n
Cleveland was hot even at elected II. U. McTall a* prv-ident didates will be given an oppor
i m :•Iin, is t perpendicular cl
n lm n d >nud troltl m ine. T h a
the eonvention. He said to for the succeeding year, succeed tunity to mret the voters and
111,hall sirplane* savagely n«tw o m rn , H ittin g u p a n d
day th a t he did not feci he ing Maxwell Stew art. I)r. A. ft. make speeches. In other meetings TALLAHASSEE. Apr
.
a
ii
1
1
c
|
Ethiopian*
slung
the
E.7.—
liiutching, hut liptfplnjt th flr
should be away from Sanfo.d Knox was elected
first
viee- to be held In various precincts (/R —A reduction of al I r o t two r--ad in sir effort to prevent the
aM-rtvil from th# hotly of th ilf
lo s e enough to go a* far
‘he president, John Molsch, Jr., was of the County the candidate i mills In (he state tux levy thl, iinqs-ior1* warrior* from demtroyJ*1ini cimipfiiitun. lifim A i M'l f Hlj
tip and af tha state to attend a chosen second vice-president, ft will (j*> divided Into two groups, y ear im forecast by Cumptrollor i tag ilie highway over which the
n e rr nrlr«fli‘d from their trap hy
__
convention tn d th at he thought A. 1-u.Uig was Wade third vice- and ealy one grp up - will appear J. M. Lee. The present levy N Italian army muat pa** to reach
-----n tUrtng Yrjicutt crew of 'in ln ifi
that" he could do more for president. and C. E. A dam , was a t a time.
tin- capital. *• -9*
4 1-2 mills.
who tunneled through 200 f t t t
the departm ent and the City by re-elected secretary end treas
While tha rally (a to ba under
Increased return* from reve
lieport* to Rome *aid thnt
n f -H w *»rth-H The rttru# p arty
going to a firemen's school in urer.
tha direction of the Democratic nue
sourer*. the Comptroller plane, surpriscl 2.000 Ethiopian*
reached the men yeitenU y, b e t
Mr. Stew art by virtue of be Executive Committee, the bar laid, will make the
A tlanta In Jans.
rwluctinn almut Of, mile* south of D***ye
were unable to free thttn and
The election of Chief Cleveland ing the Immediate past president becue la being arranged by the possible.
and bombeii them with heavy
bring them to the turf»€i until
of Sanfigd to tho highest office of the dub, becomes a director. women of the Geneva Church.
Tho tax levy I* fixed by tho Ins-e*.
The
plane*
continuc-l
■hnrlly after mhililght,
Alt voteri in the Geneva and G ovrm or on recommendation by •noth
In tho g ift of tho Slata Associa Voile Williams and John 1- Gil
and
attacked
m other
tion is considered a fine compli Inway were elected tru ste e , fur Osceola precincts are invited.
the comptroller. In 1932 it ws* group of about 1,000 soldier*.
Sinly-two-yeur-old
Df.
iWb*
Many Candidates
attended a 4 7-H mills. In 1933 8 5 H milli. Heavy mist* and fng are afford
ment to tho chief and bia itcord rne-yrar terms, and W. W. Pot
rrtAfn, nolnl Toronto phjftlclaiW
Waiting faithfully at the mine’s entrance, Mia. D. E. Robertson cruwlwl with hi* nMUlTI QUl
of no aortons f i n s in Sanford. ter and Ed B. Bender weia meeting In Gcidenrod last even and 1934 0 1-8 milla.
ing some cover for Ethiopians,
to two-year terma on ing, and It la eipeclad that a
(left In top picture) talked with Mr*. Hi-rtnm Magill while rescuer* o f the rm m bling 141-foot
A million dollar surplus in tho the nirmen reported.
Ho w as vice president of the elected
the directorate. Mr. Stew art waa large number will go to Lake Confederal# pension fund, with
association.
From Ethiopian headquarters worked frantically to teach their husband* and a third man trapped «f the old mine and mo«t of
aho named as “lion tam er” and Mary tomorrow evening when disbursements
now
running s t Dnggchbur, Its* Nssibu re 141 feet underground in the Moose lliver. Nova Scotia, gold mine. way up the inftin operating s h ift.
Aa bead of the association,
John
Ivey
was
made “tail the Home Dtmonatrmtion Club about
$704,000 annually,
will ported the Ka*cl«t arm y’* drive Below, two workmen tap and listen for message* front the entombed Pliuwd on o Atrotcher, ho w ai
• ' **f Cleveland! succeeds f ir e tw ister."
of th a t community earvet a roast make possible a reduction In the In (1g*den province was hrvugh* men.
J nirrlt^J the rest of tho way U
t-nief H arry Baker of Key Wrat.
A rthur Branan, member of tha
present tax levy of which I* to a itandatill.
I thi* flurfoee. Forty-four*yoor*old
Beerstary F. C. Pfatnder o f Win XiwanU Club and leader In Bay beef supper at 3 o'clock.
i.
2 3-8 mills for this fund, the
| Scudding* more weakened by th a
Military
source*
In
Rome
ter Haven and Treeeurer fl. B. Scout actlvltlei,
attended tha
comptroller said.
ordenl of hln tong entomboBtnta i
H a rt of Daytona Beach were re- meeting of the club fur the
S o m . trimming In other levies
w„ rrl
m,f h t mtk
wm carried all the way to U a
t
elected to of flea,
purpose c f
complimenting tha
for various funds also ws* fore- final
„ _, stand at t h . Clacfla
.
...
surface.
rjfl
lliver
*
f
•
to
•
*
'
\ Chief Cleveland first came to Lion* on th rir wp»h With the
cast.
The three men er\t«rod
beyond
Debra
Birhan
where
tho
r ;> . ttto. (tty J a jn r M d for spa yanrj small beys, lih e told the Chib
“1 am confident w e Can Have • tream la rrosoed by pn in n
mine o a C M tsr
worked ’ fn a vuleaalitng shep, small b o jp jH e-TqM • tb« club
a reduction of at least two mill* bridge erected by fnrm ef Emper
trapped, by a* cavoiny
a
served as night d a rk la the Ssn- great r, po rk as any In sponsor
In the levy this year,” the comp of_ Mrnciik. — ----- -—unable to con\fciuitftt*le with tha
------™ ford House, and a* an employe# ing the league. This I, the 11th
troller said. "However, I rt.i,
surface for day*. Magill, SA-yaot*
of the Crown Paper. Com;
aeaeen th e -Lfom have a rrsn g h l
not propose tn rrc o /m e n d a re-, For the last few day*, Iht
old lawyer, died Monday. H t ‘
1
Italians
in
*
column
of
lOOOj
In 1B1B ha moved to South Caro th a t )n hla opinion it la doing aa
Item
befnr* cntoring tho
Tomorrow's tides: High st 10:20 durtlon that would bo such as In"[truck*, .carrying 20.000 men. have
lina, where he found a Job as summer by boys under the nga
quire the Incoming governor!
20-nfl0
have
died of pneumonia
A.
M.
and
10:52
P.
M.,
low
a
t
4:09
nf
13
yearx.
Mr.
Branan
told
tha
■treat ear operator but followed
to Increase the levy nest year.” )5T*n rlinl,,irtK
untll now
•rt.on's arm s.
th a t vocation only a few months Lions th a t If they needed money A. M. and 4:11 P . M.
Tbe stale tax levy usually i*
J *.r' n ,*r lh« ^ 'f e of the
ltesciicrs broke a hols through
high
(.latrisu.
I
fixed during tha summer months, I *■ 1 ateau.
when he dec Ida] to become a livo to help keep the league going
Inst .Sunday
with
a dlam o;*
A marriage license was lasued but Comptroller Lee said be
he wood endeavor to raise
,V* ;hB advance was reported
stock dealer.
1
drill. They
extended a sm alt
today*
to
Douglas
Fletcher,
25.
WASHINGTON. Apr 21.—(/P)
ALLENTOWN. I'n., Apr. 23.— tub** into the tra p snd through
would recommend th a t It be fil*-,l t,y r r l“ hle sources to be continuIn 1920 ho returned to Sanford fund.
end Louise Simmons, 22, both of earller thl* year so that pro|i- i?r '
Communique* from — An upward swing in export* id 1* F'dire reported th at the it Inwered liquid nnurlthm aat ta
and Joined the firs departm ent
New Smyrna.
,
*"« " f H enry T. K<x-h, de- the mrn. On* way com m unkaarty owner* may know how m u tn t,h ’' .
high
command or a wlile range fn American j
and In 1925 eras appointed chief.
carried nn mention of the often- produ.1* ws* reported tmlsy by | partm ent store executive, was kidtax they will have to pay.
Ha Is .a member of tha Odd
.
|-*0 004J I llnn '* **
estobllshsd through
Judge Jas. G. S h a m of tha
The break-down of tha prevent. 1 »We,
tha IFnilP-l Slate* Chamber ->f, ""P*'*1 *<”>*/
Fellows, Elks, Moose and Hod"r “ ’
the tub*.
Seminole County C ourt went to levy is: Pension Fund 2 7-8
Commer. An analysis of the 1933 ransom .-but escaped. Young Koeh;
era Woodmen of America and
As Ihs two survivor* w ars
Tavarca this afternoon to sign the
triulc by Ihs chamber's foreign! 1». ">«'■« h*'v'» ■'«> •*«« appsronl- brought to tho surfac* th* crovrxl
1
attends the B aptist Church.
docket of the Lake county court mills. S tate Beard of Health 1-2 A I I - ™ - - I T i l
commerre section
staid
th at, 'F k»d been bunml w ith tape, a t the top sang “ Praia* God
mill.
S
tats
Livestock
Sanitary
A
l
l
e
g
e
d
i
l
l
e
g
a
l
over which ho presided a t tha last
“continued though not apcetac- identified ■ man In rimtiHly aa the
Board 1.2 mill, S taU Prl.on .18
—
°
from whom all b tcu in g i flow."
Two local units a t th . National tom.
mill. Frog Textbooks 3 4 mill,
ular Improvement waa o intldontlon* * h" *J*,,uctrd him;
...e .arg*
„ at w
The
large CIU.
crowd
tha
Gusnl. Headquarter* Company of
with
general
reci.vsry
and
InI
nitre
said
Human
they
.Uved
u
wh|ch hM w|lUtd
and Public Schools, 1 mill.
A w arranty dead filed for rocthe First Battalion and the Medcrease,I purchasing power la , ° n the nutjkirt* of lli,- city do- Inca
__ last Sunday for
loo I Detachment, passed inspec ord today reveal, tha aat* by the
many parts of tho world.( acribad himself a* John James, 43, yelled hysterically
when
D r,
WASHINGTON, Apr. M . - W tion by a regular Army officer lest O v en treel Land Company to R.
Topping th* list of product* of Chicago, but they
pressed the
(OealUwC n s rage T tr w t
TAILAIIASHEE. Apr. fS .-W )
—■A demand th at a resolution for a night/ Company D la to bo Inspect F. Wilson o f a tr a c t of land nca*
for
which
world-wide
dsman-l'
belief
the
description
was
fictl-Std* attorneys have been dlSenaU investigation of WPA ba ed this evening, Tho Inspecting th e Lyman school. M a t of tho dog
Increase,! were cotton, aut>- tlou*. Police said the man had a
rectal by Governor Sholta to In- waa increased
tak aa o ff a committee shelf so officer Is Major Hugh T. ktiy track /
th a t tha “bloodsuckers snd teaches berry o f tho rv g u 'ar Army, sta
w atlfate report*
report* of organised
organised efc f mobiles, machinery and plant ru I of inch and a half tape and
Odndn
^vesUjsto
nearly (Oo dollars on hi* person
who a re destroying the Roose tioned at Bruevich, Ga.
O lA te C o l l e g e s
to *>'*>»>•»» Illegal registration Irum product*.
W. T., Nvttloa, district agent
when arrested.
Tbs
report
said
tkat
“our
ox_
_
_
|
of
viters
fo
rtha
approaching
velt program " may bn revealed
Agricultural
Officers and men of tho Guard from the Florida
The boy was kidnaped while on
port trod* was still hampered by
GAINESVILI-E,
Apr.
and ousted waa mad* l a the Ren presented • fine appov ranee
W INTER PARK. Apr.
Experim ent S tation a t Galnaahis way to schiail. lli* father re* (A P )—Republicans of tho Socood
ata yaaterdiy by Senator Holt. tha armory, and It Is balitved th at villa, ws# in Sanford yesterday, — Studwnta mt R«ttlna CoIIag.
BP*1*I g rin d Jury sessions quutas, exchange controls and
reslrictkma.
In rt-lvrd the demand for ransom, FIiirldA (Ymgrverionsl D istrict on*
W aat Virginia Democrat
Import
they, went through th a inspection conferring with County Agent and at tha U niversity of M iani at w^*nT,r ,hfy arc considered n « -;
nations theW and olive but before be routd make a move durseil Gov. A lf M, Lamina o f
A t m s point, tha Senator assert with flying colors, though the ra t C. R. Dawson eoncornlng work Coral Gables staged peace m « l»»re recommended by the seme
,f,m' n*,lon'
to pay it tho ln>y cut lii* bonds Kansas for th* Republican p n o * ■
ad th a t H arry U Hopkins, the ing given by the inspecting o f In Bemlnol* County,
ings as p art of * national student Governor, who promised "vvery efforts to build up self-suffl-. — r - cicncy,
particularly
In
products’
and
escaped,
WPA adm inistrator, area “doing fleer vDI not bo known for aev
idrntial nomination.
parable
co-operation
of
this
ofmovement yesterday.
of th* soil, limited our trade.!
m ors to destroy President Roose eral weeks. Off Icon o f the two
They also sndorsed William 7< VJJ
Invitation to a meeting of the
Mlaa Jeanette Rankin, first floo.’
Our . fu re rn m rn t’s
reciprocal'
Seven Men Indirtrd
velt th a n any other man In this companies a# wall a s the sta ff of- . Seminole County A gricultural Ac*
lluwey of llowvy-indho-llllla fo r
congressman and on* of -Ay attention has been ca'led trade
J
how-1, ST-, I’AUL. Apr. 23.—A federal tho office of Republican national
M untry, ha ba Democrat, o r Re fleers. Colonel 7 . C. Hutchison o n d ; aoctation a t > o'clock this even tho few members of Congress who tkroigh the praaa and by com-;
. agreem
- - - ents
..... .policy, ----publican." I
Aoair removing sums o f , Brand Jury l«lc
yest* n y
committeeman from thla atntn,
Captain George lfcRory, w an ing In the High School la general votod against Utaitod State* entry PWit* to efforts to many counties
votoro Llegally,” he ‘b e e restriction*.’’
, turned indictment* ag a ln .l seven Howcy. twice hia party’s caodh*
Simultaneously, Representative 1*10 llip tf tf d
and la not restricted to mambera Into th a World W iT ad d re* ., ,! H.O . U
I men in connection with the f 100.. ■late fo r governor of Florida, ta ’
Snell a f Haw T rrk , tha minority
hero whi.'n w m attviubd « U to ■ letter addresied to ail
Not only did Major Mayberry of tho association. Lata reporta
OjHi kidnaping nf William Hamm, opposing John F . H arris of Palm
loader asaerted In ^ sta te m e n t th at question each soldier Individually, o f th a Florida canal will ba re by about 40 p arw n t of I he itu- a * b attorneys.
Jr., wealthy baewer.
the W P A had formulated a still- but ho had them go through tho ceived, and cattle dipping will ba
.
"Wo
movement
(a
s-ich
aa
to
body and had the. aand'or. of
The indictment* charged th* Beach, th* Incumbent, fo r Uto ora
unannounced program “to make manual o f a rm . and eloeo order discussed.
todtoto possibly an org sn lw i ef
tdant Hamilton Holt.
men
with kidnaping under the tional committeeman poet* T h*
10 newsreels of ra rto ss boondog drill. H eadquarter, company *Dnaa to d e iu hy rran M v n face to bring about llitpsl re t is.
Undbelgh*
law 'an d conspiracy to office win be filled a t tha B tatn
gle projects for free circulation la ted field conditions by eetcMisbJudge Raleigh Petteway, af
th a t “a t all o ts L ttn tio s.
Republican Convention a t Oriaoda
KIRHIMMEE,
Apr.
23^-Sokidnap.
daring the presidential campaign.” Ing a com m andpost. rir» t gid Taaipa, candidate fo r governor,
o f tho American leglcn. . “ 1*u are directed to make a veraly laceratod by the flaw# nf
Apr. 30.
"T his la n bold and fla g ra n t di treatm ent for Injuries o f v a rto u wt l address th a vntora of S e n t, D aughters o f tho American Kav- vqrythorugh Investigation in your
Ilowsy, who favor* sending a
version a f relief foods fa r «em- kinds was dam anstrated by tho nolo County In Sdafoed this even lotion and W orld W ar vs term s, d r o i t of such possible allaged a Hon, Edxrard Roger* of New
Florida delegation ins true tod fo r
York City, wo* In th* Osceola
peign parpeses," said RnaUMedical D etachm ent
in g a t I o'clock. T h a Intersection th a a s a k n shall stand at salute tflepl registratkm q and where and
London to lh* Cleveland eoavett'
H ijo r W. HI vouBehrvn of W est of Magnolia A vena* with P i n t while tho e h o p tt'n reads tha Deo oa ocessery to roquaet th* catl- Hospital W ra this morning su f
lion, saUA “We are going to nom
N E W ORLEANS, Apr. * 3 .-T h » Palm Beach, commanding tha hat* Atre a t has boo* d M gnated by !aratio s o f Independent*, the first to g o f a special grand Jury for fering from a loss nf blood.
Roger* stated th a t tha lion In
NEW YORK. A pr, 23— fjm— inate a full slate of officer* to r
T ru ilu n bw IU c | t l i H iU onil talkm, waa fm o w t aa ymro tw o th a City Commloaloa i s tho proper 10 im oadw rota to tho Conitltoc Invxitigatlon, or fo r filing such
I
Tha ftenato lobby invaslgatlon tho coming election."
Tvbareuloaia
As sacist i sn
» , a reserve offleorn ad tha I W W location for th a da'Jeory of po* tlon o f th o United f* ta i and the tafnraeil in to your Inveetlgs- tha Klaalmmoa Zoo appeared so
tgmo that Mi became careless headed b r R rnator Hugo I* Black
aw arded Inst algbt ta Dr. Ito ro rd Detachment, 1st L t Douglas 0 . lttical
*4
show advisable."
Kallogy-Briaod P u n Pact."
A. Archibald o f Montreal. Canada, Scott and ta d Lfc B. L.
nd Jury laroetlgstlon* In while ftodlng him peanut* through (D.' Ala.) waa assailed a* “tho
A t tho U n lra ru ty o f MLx-nl. rtuBlack
Innutrition’’
In
Iho
bora
of
tho
cage
teat
night.
’
rofa r Introdseing chest gg lg s iy Into
counties have shown Illegal
Th# weather: KoeUy eloody. donto fhaaiud a ip raker who urged
•tin g th* tost nut, th* nnl port submitted yesterday
islerdev f t . ‘he
the treatm ent a f
hratlona thla y ra r, and prose- A fter ratin
possibly srartaoid tkower* ta th e m to fig h t fo r protectiun o f
ig nf the/Am er- ’aa. Average,
mal
_ _slepjM^
_ _ _ _ viciously
_ |
a*tt oot.
Rogvr'P 50th
_ annual meeting
go have boon atartod.
north and aaatral pottloaa tonight: th o ir couatry ggafnat tovaikm. Ih o
hand, catting to draply to th* j i n n Nearipaper Publlshdr* As* >*. Average.
fl; l
-|
Friday mostly atoudy, powlbly ■tudeata M l w a n * for IS mtafar. A verage
ligament*.
sortition.
tkower* near aagft oo*st; slightly u tra to attend th* moating.
tra il,
Although ho had 'oat a consider-} The report, presented
Though the annual aypaal a f cooler to aarth portion tonight a m i fsanity num oora w rre pr»*i __ _____
able quantity o f blood, and waa Committee on Freedom
* _________
a id in central portion Friday. Kxbut w m took part.
the P e rt r t Central FU ri- tha Salvation Army M I W
very
week
thl*
morning,
hospital
Praaa,
headed
by
Col.
Robert
n
.
trooso norihwtot Florida: Goody,
attache* declared hla condition McCormick of tho Chicago Tribooo'er, rota hi aort paction to
e
SO ,
____
_ u ee'ealln
w MOwlwiO
une, *_t__
embodied
a resolution
urging
ORLEANS, Apr. 23 - favorable^
night; Friday portly eloody.
b a n t o id .
“victim* o f Ulegnl net*" o f th*
o f 't h o
Lindbergh r»ngo. S t Jeito
Senate committee to demand
•10 gold eertifics'i
I of
FURNITURE MEN MEET
criminal prosecution of "all in
* • * 1xrr »•poeeod here yesterraportod
to
ocapanyiag
tha
chaah
waa
a
pa stures
volved In tha odloua affair.”
Apr. 23.- W » d a jto t an automobile supmy
LOI
r
t
1
1
mltod
fun,!*
to
Mr,
Dawaon
from
J
.
L.
sa hfo rd,
TAMPA,
A pr. 22— (AP)—
’# mother M
th a t does a large busln* s
Palmetto
axaeuthm vit i ( rm U p d a f
M arhating qaeatlona were dlaBARBER DfBB IN WRECK
to set sskto xriit transients,
DURHAM. Apr. *3.—A ’ D. Toh y which custody
if ta C. Bargoola, manager, cussed m del sgates to tho Florida
given to Mira « k a bonk tailor Identified ‘bo Fum ltore and Storage AssocU- le r .Chapel Hill barber, was killed
|2 "m ?
*». «Ua
The ■ 0‘J M m did not remember who tloa’a tw enty-fifth annual ssaatlng yesterday whan tho automobile to
with which he w aa1riding aUaowipod a
| while drive, sad W» a re iadaad
w ent into 0 business
Uoo I
p lay - truck oa the Chapel
Judge H a n F ^ ^ g o f u a e d In confirm the ro- J . Leslie C tark. Lnk
Highway o sa r bora,
Sanford Man ChoseA
Though He Wasn’t
A t The Convention
Held In Key West
In Department
Last 16 Years
O nl, two days, tomorrow and
Saturday, remain in which
electors can qualify for par
ticipation in the school trustee
election en May 21. A J voters
casting ballots in that election
must have paid their poll tie r s
for 1934 and 1935 not later than
Saturday, Apr. 25. Sehool
trustees are to be elected in all
districts w ith the exception of
the Lake Monroe -Pavla pre
inct.
All Day Meeting And
Barbecue Planned
By Executive Com
mittee O f County
ttitUy gamp4
z : ° ? z whoi» section* o f
through lh#I Highway H u r t l e d
Reached Hy Rescuers^
Yesterday; W e r e i
Brought Out Short- r
ly After Midnight ;
Hymn Of Praise
Sung By Crowd
H.B. McCall Will
Election Is The Result
Of His Fine Record Lead Lions Club
Made In .Sanford For Coming Year
Were Imprisoned I n
Mine Since Cavein
On Easter Sunday
2 Mill Reduction
Id State Tax Is
Forecast By Lee
Chosen President To
S u c c e e d Stewart;
Boys’ Work Praised
Comptroller S t a t e s
Increased Returns
MakeH It Possible
""
EST-i':';, Upward .Swing In Boy Escapes As
Export Trade In K idnaper Asks
1935 Is Reported $20,000 Ransom
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
' Cotton, AutomobileH,
Automobiles, Identifies Man Under 11c 111
! Machinery, Oil, Gas
Gan Arrest As One WI “
Leaders In Demand .. Seized Him Tdday
to Dr.
2 Local Units Of
National Guard
Pass Inspection
Holt Renews Attack
On Program Of WPA
Registration To
Be Jnquired Into
Peace Meetings
Staged By Two
London Endorsed By
2nd District G. O. P.
Tame' Lion Injures
Zoo Peanut Feeder
Lobby Probe Scored
By Newspaper Group
a,
Salvation Army Gets
$25 Check FromBsnk
cmr or
In tha City until Aa flirt
In May, tha Saafuril AUa*tla National Bank lahy mmi C.
B. Dawaon, general ikilmaa. Ua
Ranaom Bill
Id en tified
Mother Lotes Fight
For Boy Film Actor
cm or
---- at hi* aura. B*»A°*fl-
- Ai
f
S&SSU
LOCAL WEATH
�wmMmmm
Thoueanda of eoftei
country to the o tter left
•Woe-
tidpate in a nation-wide KHlnt aghlnst #4T. *
fight,” la the substance of their protect, “no taattdt what
toppmi, We fceUcws I®peeee wt pay price and we iiitead to
remain at peace with the world. W# art against preparedaad Um spending of huge auma of money for armaaMiite which wlU only esrve te get a* late wmtfcer war. If
Unde Sam geta into traeWo with e fo r d o power, he
needn’t come around trying to draft to betaoae Wa won't
light."
/
•" *
•
One t n aympoth ta with the neturri —a p athy which
WMB* Better 1b»n
, Shsw In blew Y»fH
* e Prsab
he dwClif
New Taek dhow,
t d a . W w e w t b d y eWetl stole. he
•booid «et aa m o m fifteen to
tw eatg thooaaad autos, d r aa mock
aa
percent of th e to tal D m oerntfc rotea e s tt, each a a anV
come would esses eeriooe concern
to M r. Rooeerrtl aa w ad aa Beetm aator Geaeral FUricy and the
o th er Democratic p a rty suhager*.
The d b ta rb e o rt to th eir panto a t
mind weald erlee from the o»*
ram ptlon th a t th a w DhtoacrsU
,
to
who, tn thh Neryland primary,1
rata agnlnet Mr. Roererelt for
the Democratic prreidantUI natal-1
MUett would likewise rote againet
him tn the general fierito® la
Nerember. TMe esramptbm, prob
ably, to Untrlf cornet. Any Ind a . that Maryland may ftowleh
aa to the nember of irwtoaeflib'e
CCtMtoeaWilt Drmoento tn MarytoM and In the nation will ha *#captod tar polltlclana and aetorren
erarywheie ai • material esSrtribsttan to accurate speculation aheet
tha oatcome of the Noyembet
‘ Um anator If you aha
^ matter whet th * did
not fight? Or maU
0 them, aa quietly and
iln t men who stem
if of town on n streMM
• phyitedhtondlUcu, nr
If Ufa doraa't begin until forty
id ycu. *K r pension at stxtr.
hy worry? .Tan ought to be
ds to at n l mo»t anything for
The wetoe thet Colouri, BrecVlnridgu get* in ICarytani win ha
pwraly aJiU-Booeerrit rotas. ColaM l Broehtaridge to not well
known In the anas that gealtfles
■letinlnr to* hoar
ay
tonight?
If
lr the caUildatoa
• you gain# to toll
T ie trouble with
that they gtyo the i
student
fortlrnwa. i W i t t
^
r (he Cleredee an at*
(taring the
with a poiftOOfiOO. In
h who will
id be gtree
w fli. the fb s r bk*
Florida talent much Urns an the
air. f e e Mta> Is M®d and my
awoelates and mytoli aa well ee
otfcms w«b wh*® Wi hare conferred a n agreed that an exhibit
a t the O nat l a i n KipaaJtion
iMa summer w u lh a a t tneetltnatde rahH h» the a to W
Om a rilrlty an the p t * o f that*
who Ore U fliU tg s t f athetwUe
htoporiag h r Placide'e partidpeUon a t Ctoraland.
“While many of the diorama*
and *U»r feature* o f the Florida
« » « * at Chicago an i Ntw
^ n h a need pt deraiand. Urn* **-
to* U M * ' cast hi
parUripetiow, the ehxlhit *n the,
^ a l . wfl] be absolutely p jp c 'E
to certain greedy
iAt ouf younf men
forty-on*
« th e bonmt public afflriala
t t there a n epen tow rieia-
» mtyt
•*?*» ***»•
he* day th a t tM ta U
M |g
rem lttg'; ' h ad
hMfthp it. “N yt e t t a
W s a ia ta :
Having that we will not ruehnt it
American men, college men incl
to anyone If the occaaton artnet.
it aa qntokl/
attorney far Oetonel Cberlto A.V
U ad b erth . Mr. Braefcinridga I* n l
m en of high character, much i
anm eftneae and a strong ammo
erratic praeUestUJ wemlwetton to
'Mhretond and a few > tW atoll®,
ha doe* so wholly fay the mirr***
of tirin g to Democrite who fla»
of the New Dell a t bento
aa a national calamity. And yat ht •pprore
to ref later a nretost rate. Ha to
itti rate from t hla A ,
th e, nnl* candidate eetohrra am*
yuttV thei IhflMfita
UfiMtiu mortality dur- poainr Wt. Roaaerelt, and hh op*
«ing from SU to 340 par hundred peeltkm to wholly ana of prates*.
pert* o< the Metropolitan Life In- In the aontoet, aa faf .aa It am
be ended • contest, Co'trtfl Braehtdw* will be ^ t a Hb*<jrtetoe<*
situation cf the United Stetee aa Iht’
In. atmoei etery respect. Bwto
rian*UU» all the DemSeattoatato
B lines made by Uratf aUUatickne, mechtae. aebatanttolly flCtlth#
entirely to the affortd g f thla eoun* natty warbrra, will be'^JpH w r,
to-health aerriem. g^a mttotktons Booeera’l They will h* Tof Mr.
far many dUeaxm are reported year Boaaeeslt tnd they will he acttea,
M a to
! sfcw
Only one death tram amallpox waa
K d t a t A t l s f the United States bord
Oman, Id British India, os the ether
M,M1 amaHpox death* that year in a |
titnm ha gnat.
,
Typhoid fever has been pfwetfcall
moat Am»ric*n cltlto and, in K*w Yen
pmaent euumal typhoid 'fever mortality
:
i& / 7 a V *
radio
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CITY NEWS BRIBES
Released From ! (U M I 4 f r< « f u i O )
Wrecked Mine t h i n f o n th a n l* room for a
m
I C N lI n r t I n n M l* U
Rob* rtxrn. wealthy eo-owner <of
the mine, waa candid out of th e
rescue shaft a t lt:44 A. M.
Atlantic standard time.
Ha tried to smite and w anted
to stand, but th* e ffo rt waa l i a
much for him. I l l had to |!a
down on a stretcher. Mr*. R«bcryllig
erU on rushed to him
fo r Joy.
Sceddlng. who apparently waa
In th* worst physical shape o f
the two. was brought up at
Ha also waa place.) on a stretflh-
Personals
MMa Bara Rawlings le ft U la
•m in * fo r New York City to
Mg- awd Mrs. John Downing e f
Miami a re the goaata of M r. amt
Mra. I B, Ratliff, Park Avenue.
1
1 o f ' Mr*. Georg* McCrum. West
-F irst Street, yjtUy—Mvwi—WeOrum,
i Mra. R. D. D eU t, and Mrs. W. C.
I Dahls as hostaase*.
li>RRkh
K laatM l
yard
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STEAK lb. ... ....— lit i
BLIIRPISH lb. ......
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For Confirresa
Fifth District
Primary School Gives Elizabeth Thompson
Four Act Operetta Weds Clarence Wynn
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IloQ M
Saturday 6:00 P. M.
STEAK. Ib- .. ......... «V4e> j
SHRIMP lb. 25c; 2 lb. 4M I
SEA TROUT lb. .„ I 2 ^ e 1
Paul Crank
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C oeigrm U oonl P iria h
Dr. H. McLaolin. J r .
chair
man of th* local com m ittal a r
ranging for the state convention
of the Optomttrlc Association to
ha held In SanfonI next month,
report* that th* convention was
obtained largrly through the sfforta of th* Jonior Chamber of
Cj.ram*rc». Dr. McljauHn h is
a ranged for a boat ride for the
visiting delegate* on
gunday.
May 10. the first day of the con
vention.
SANFORD
FISH MARKET
M a jo r
1
MONDAY
Th* T ruth Seekers’ Class of
* • “ "* ■ ■ ■ ■ * J
te e T V rt Methodist Church will JJorf# WM“ « , * “ * * * » •* **
• o a t a t I JO P. M. a t Urn twmu K WbBten o f DmU O ty . to
I Charles R. Stafford of this city.
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Th*
ceremony
took
plate
M a « » » t « H M « m H 4 H H « i i T s i l i t e d s r In Ocala. Th# toupl*
• * 1 * ------" ------------will ’ Bilks their home In S*aWrtL
f«w mor» a t the nursery, t i n .
Chapman o l d th a t th e teaching
a taff wishes to extend thank* to
Sandy Anderson, Rax Packard,'
r* ta r T hunton and John PatoM:
for vegt table; donated.
•T hank you boys." was all T>r.
Robertson said as he waa plao*d
tha day.
oa th* stretcher snd carried to
the ambulance to be taken to th*
M r^ John 1- Miller and daogb*
hospital.
tar, Jeanne Lao*, ef Coco* are
Robertson and Srnidlng were
spending this week her* with rela
Jean n ette MacDonald and Mellon Eddy, stars of the h it picture, taken out by the rescue worker*
tive*.
from the Stellartnn mine, who
"Rosa M arie," appear one# more on the local scieen Friday night-for
h a re been taking an active part
Mrs. R. IU Saunders of Miami, a return engagement.
In th* heroic digging.
form erly o f this city, Is spending
Robertson's arm waa in
a
a few day* la DeLend, Sanford,
sling. Scaddlng's feet were in
fected.
Roth men were
weak,
frrvn hunger and tit from expnaura. Roth had heavy beard*.
J . V aoghin
y,"
nn
Mr and Mrs. W. D. Thomp«-n Their clothes were tom , wet and
"'[* ** o( ° ' 1 C ity ,| Pa. announce tho filthy.
The draegermen. or tunnelen,
* •**oc* marriage of fcelr daughtrr, M i«
P rim a lg ■y|t,»h*th Thompson, to Clarem * broke through the la a t , barrier
Lloyd Wynn, son of Mr. snd to th* chamber whera Robertson
tented to her home hi New York
Mr*. James Milton Wynn of this and Sea deling were crouching, at
City a fte r spending a few days
city
The m arriage took p1s<-o 12:tT A. M. Atlantic time.
b a n wtth her sister, M rs. Cs 0.
Th* m tn wer® on m ledr*.
Th* four acti will Include th* Minday, Apr. 10, at noon at the
Cox. SIS E ast Eighteenth Street. court acen* of the christening, First*.. J ’rasbytcrlan
Church in
Colored glasses for
us* In
attic scene*, and the betrotKal In Ualrigh, N. C. with the Rev. I’.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter S. Cole th* eourt room. Special music D. Miller officiating.
strong sunshine are the latert
man le ft yesterday fo r A tlanta will ha rendered b* Pete Mere I
The brld* wore a gown of product of Palestine tn ^ s try .
what* Mr. Coleman will attend the ,*nd Rosa Mary Rurdlck.
white crepe and a white turban
National Stationers' Convention.
Th# leading characters will ba: with cap veil. She carried an
M n . Coleman will visit th* Dog Eugenia Ann Caswell,
Queen; arm bouquet of white.-#**** -and
t .
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, .iiiiiii.iiiM iijy
wood -Festival. ■ - • -j
Herman Rruntlay, King: Connl* Valley dilie*. >Hh* has lived the
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McCall, Princess; Dale llofm aan. greeter p art nf h«r life in Oil
Friends of Mr*. Jo* Rarnea P rince' Charming; Carolyn RaptwtB b* glad to learn th a t she ms D, Lady-ln-W alllng to th* City and in a graduate of lh«
wa* moved Tuesday night to a rr Queen; ’ M artha. Perkins, Little Oil City High School. She a t
bom* here from Tam pa where Old LadJ, Silly Fleming, J r star; tended R ryanl-Straltan College
In lluffah and also trained at
ah* underw ent an operation re Al and Pet*
Brock, H sra lJi;
cently. She
wra
accompanied Bobby Holly and Ralph W ight, Chddrcn'a Hospital In the same
boo* by Mrs. R. L. Glenn ami Train R earers; Hetty Jo* Alder city
Mr. Wynn has made Sanford
Mr. Barnes.
man, Uninvited F airy; Charles
his homo since early childho-id
Gormlay, Cook; and Bobby John
and attended the public schooh
C harles W, Mary of Orlando son, Cook’s Boy.
of th# city. II* Is 'engaged In
ha* been appointed to succeed
Those who will take the p art
Glenn Ingram In th e Metropoli •f fairies are: Ann W iggins, business as a painter and la at*
by
th* Hanford
tan Life Insurance Company of- Shirley Etck, Margaret Aadslwon, *o employed
flew here. Mr. Mary plans fa Shlrjey Smith, Marc* He Burns, Herald.
Immodlatrly after the re-o*
move here soon with Mrs. Mary Mail* Klnard, Peggy Stevens,
end th e ir son, Charles W. Marv, Utlen S tafford,. Edna Henkarik, roony the couple le ft foe this city
J r ; - M r . I n g n m i n d t i l i family Mari* Hawkins, Martha
Hill, and are now residing on South
Hanford Avenue.
Mr*.. Wynn,
moved to Oriaado recently.
and Nancy Collum.
King’s
attend* nU
will be traveled In a navy blue sheer
Engen* Singletary, Br.bby Aiken,
ASKS VICTIM PUT UP BOND Buddy Bridges, Edward ' H urt,
Hugh WhclcncI, Jr., and Junior In navy. She was accompanied
to Raleigh by her parents who
HOPKINSVILLE,
Ky.,
Apr,
attended th* ceremony.
**- —V ft— McKinley
Boiler
negro. Is held for the Christian
county grand jury on tho charyo
o f tabbing J. Ell Adams, local
merchant. BuUtr,
whose wife
cooks ’fo r Mrs. Adame, bogged
Overnight guest* at tho Mayfair
hi* alleged victim to p u t up the
at night were: J . W. Klaus of
ISM bond.
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WHITTEN-8TAFFORD
M n . G. D. Bishop, Mrm. R. R.
Dana, and Mr*. R, R. U w b
motored to Orlando Tuesday for
t
kiaa, Mrs. W. 1. McMillan, Mr*.
W . U BtomWnrairo, M ra. John L.
M iner ef Cooea, Mr*. M. W.
Roberta, Mra- B ritton Jehnaon,
Mia. Homer Little, Mr*. Robert
G ray, Mra. H. W j Rucker, Mra.
0 . B. Saimaa, Mr*, a C. Cos,
Mra. E. M. Carroll, Mra* 8. A.
Rdenfield, and Mrs. W alter Pta>
Magtll’s body will b* taken la
R allfaa where sn Inquest will ho
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At The Mayfair
Lakeland; F. N. McKenil# and B.
Pickens.
Ladle* of the Court will
portrayod by M argaret Myera, B- T w n “ n of J,c k » °"'r
Marjorie
Hedges,
M a rg a re t!----------------------------------Langley, Fabchon Kirby, M ary' /OPERETTA
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W mm
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
U ntrsday, 7:45 P. M.
----- South Bid* School
Admission 10c - 25c
LAST TIMES
' ARMARILLO, T o a, Apr.
(AT— Prospects of
etorma, brought by
h i
dust
n r l y sprimr
dusters of mild Intensity,», s e n t
Panhandlo area cities** scurry
ing fo r d ust masks. A supply
of >W a t ' th* Red Cross office
her* waa depleted quickly m l
official* gave out dlroctloaa for
komo-mnda masks
of
choc*#
doth.
; Vftaradajr 8:00 P. M. ;
A A u siiD l5c"25t
Benefit High School Orchestra
t M t H I * * » • ♦ » ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ '.
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FRIDAY
o be and look ad tho now FafrMono Refrigerator with He
to , patented OOKSEKVADOB.
odwfll know whi wonwn knro
Kr
�T .W .1 A * T 0 N
i&f jnorp effective' thin ip t t u t i
as *' rem it) .
th e empty tn u u n r la * aara
apet Financial write**, Whs
cnrtonfd -to euppdrthtg aatienaj
nrak# btUnr pbeepatieoa.
They rataII that Franc* had la
W row $300,000,000 In InJUnd
For County Bd. Public Instruction.
District No, 2
E. T. HAINES
and that tha country** bank accoant recently ha* bang enough
fa t only a d e / s expert***.
'Government bond*, *! 85 a
/o a r ago, ara down around 07
ami Bank o f Franca stock ha*
'oat ■event*tenths of fta 1930 pros
perity value.
Tfc« “balanced budget’' ran a
deficit the l i n t month and tha
national, debt
is approaching
JS0,000,000,000 frees, equivalent
f or County Commissioner
District No. I
CHARLES DUNN
w .eaeeee* * o ee* eO T eee* .ae e * e e a * .e .* , • « * * V » * t t M »«««#. eeeeeseeeO ei
M. C. GINDER
For Representative In Congress
BOSTON STEELE
F if th C o n g r ts a lo i u l D i s t r i c t
0. RAYMOND ELLARS
f> . t a .
JAS. G. SHARON
io «21.000,000,000.
THRASHER
For County Commissioner
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
D is tr ic t
No. 2
J. J. C A T E S ___________
Fbr Governor
VICTOR CHECK
bAN CHAPPELL
J. D. DAVISON
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
JUDG E^LEIG HPETTEW AY
FRED A. DYSON
JOHN E. FOX
For Attorney General
REX PACKARD
For Comptroller
OTTOSCHMEHL
State Treasurer
For County Commissioner
-
D b trlc t N o. S
W. B. BALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
W .R. DUPREE
LAUCA BENNETT, 70« Orange
Ava^ w ants Job as maid or
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
J* J. PARRISH
C. B. SEARCY
For Representative, State Legislature
COLORED GIRL wanU Job u
nurs* or m ail Will I* . Mae
FcIHne, 909 Celery Are.
FORREST B. STONE
II. J. LEHMAN
For County Commissioner
For Representative,,State Legislature
Grows Na. tr"
GORDON BARNETT
i
D is tr ic t N o, d
B. C. DODD
W. B. WILLIAMS
A. G. WAGNER
D la trk t N a. I
r
Fnr
!
W. G. KILBEE
»
M ge
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
G.W.BFENCER
EXPERIENCED
dairym an and
firs t d a s *
producer desires
work, and doesn’t mind It. P. O.
It , Lake Monroe.
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EXPERIENCED
Stenographer
bookkeeper went* position. Can
furnish local references. Phone
For County Commissioner
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J.
MOVIES POD A n t STATIONS
running
WAXE ISLAND, Apr. 2 3 ^ -0 h
bearlag (A P)—Establishm ent of
base*
tree*. I for the d ip p er planes on >W*ka
HAYS T O O T * ]
K eney, and Midway Island* has brought
movlee to them for. tha Drat Urn*.
A Honolulu amusement company
2000
STONE
BLOCKS.
SIN G Ett SALES tk Service a t
0th. SL Phone US-W.
Mr. P U ier's, ta d * Palmetto.
Du H art.
SPECIAL until May 15. f i t al*
FREEZERS—We
lowanes fo r your old range oa ICS .CREAM
h ere them In all sise*— *'k
purchase o f any new Norge or
for prices. SUnley-Rogtr* ll4$dMagic C hef gas range, Seminole
ware Co.
Tire Shop, Inc.
WILL SACRIFICE $300 diamond WE OFFER the following od.l
Iota of roofing a t HALF
ring foe $195 cash. Bex H.
PRICE. A real bargain: 1 square
10 Inch red etrip shingles; 4 1*3
2—Lort M d Found _______ squares 12 1-9 a 40 Green hexa
PARTY WHO stole $21 In cu r gon shingles; 1 square 12 1-2 X
shingles;
2-1
rency from
man
In
local 30 „ green strip
green
strip
restau ran t this morning la known. •q u art 3-1 Dura
No charge* will be made If shingles. About 12 square JonhsGrey
asbestos
money la mailed to P. O. Box Maneflte M.
shingles. - Also 30 gsllon drum
1475, Sanford, a t once.
Speck!
" T a n g R te n '’ S jtftrk -P in g *
C o lb
P o in t*
1931. CHEVROLET Deal Whjri,
E tc .
long wheel ' h u e truck. Now
Tire* and T ag. $275.00 Real ta d
Rons, SOt W, F irst f l t
E lcctrk Tights, telephone,
w ater, filling stetlon. IS
orange and grepcfrnlt
acta land. $2,500. I. E.
Beardatl A re.
COLORED GIRL wanU Jeh aa
nure* «* maid. Ole WUHams,
1115 Willow A re.
_ _ _ _ _
COLORED ORIL waata Job do
ing servant's w w t ML B. H ar
ris, 912 O range Are,
,._ I
COLORED GIRL wanta Job M
nurs*. & M Smith, 1010 E. 9th
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
R. W. WARE
COLORED GIRL waata Job as
puraa o r doing house cleaning.
Louise P erry 912 Orange A re.
J. T. McLAIN
H. H. PATTISHALL
For County Prosecuting
K F. HOUSHOLDER
For Justice of the Peace
JOHN G. LEONARDY
Fourth District
■n sne«WWeSSM*, **,»*»^1»>*f............•». »»«*11
JAS. C. ROBERTS
W. HERBERT MESSER
SAMUEL A. a WILKINSON
For Constable
BOB DODSON
E
L eftist leaders adm it worry
and discouragement. It la again*!
their policies to advocate big
arm lee end navlet.
Political meeting* to m to w ft
talk. Voters ask candidate* why
H itler tore up the Locarno past
and w p i d penUhraeat. The
danger of w ar will, however, be
only on* of the thorny problems
A part- which thosa of the four thousand
candidate* elected to tha S tt
•eats In the chamber of depultra
wlU bav* to face when they atseMble In /Una,
WouU you rrfW p tf fcr pair*
N O w RiiA lnr
M rs . H e r b e r t E . R o w e ll
Cslcry Avn.
Phon* 394-J
tog yesw home la a heap «ua
. , . cr a tow doBara • month,
wtlhout dWvnhtog yo*d tsvtaos
aooounl? 6m us I* dried.
Today. Months toPtf." Bored
tspr no down payment u
much as 18 madka to m ,
o n e s both paint amt lake-.
Teke edtaatoge e< thtiplen.
W ERTDkmoitda
-The*
- JEWELER
And Watefcca
Watch And Jawelry Rep
D ^ r ^ s Q u E lit^ P a lR tB
i Urn <*Wra of your home hy re p e fn tb g -a n d to ha
X t & * k r bAtaG o % h t a a ^ 3 ! ntfy * * * '
OTANLEy.
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WRITING
g (a LISTS—TYPING
fftlAL INVESTIGATIONS
•Cotajr Credit Aisfe
j . f . McCl e l l a n d
Democratic Committeeman
ED. MElSCH
B; J. OVERSTREET
Sanford
f t s n s s y. Apr, U
TsUgnoee if*
!»»*.
Deity iu w t « ru tltlu ,
For b erk Circuit Court
sag v igataatee si tk*
t t a u . F a r seer*- w » .i..* i.
0: P. HERNDON
"WALTERLiMORGAN
(• tre e k e r a certot **»-r*M#r. **4
ta k e r neater* to* a I t k e e r pettaA
• s 4 l a | *1 11:11 A, M.. le d a r, **
r* per ted h r I. a M khset, make*
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lew* nleeev
lMe li
New*
sv le
m
t* Ua pe4*r*i-ni*i* Uarkst
T ke
leel" reg u lar
lee h a n d le d
L
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d a r in g . . I ;
aIf, „ V*
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*1 thfe m a rk e t
end
,j
* seaweed ky eildrenlng tka
qarlda Blale Market llurnaa. **4 fm
L •leave Dulldlne. JackaenrUla,, .. P
* bp writing. rrtrU r. or «*t»* J
bewlae th - p*rm .r.' Htele Mar-* J
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i .p u r t
tfcV
im li ’ wliY
h* preesM
p raieiU H
eeeaan
will bt.ee t«le- ~
eed **«
a n Frtaev
r r l « e y St th l. w eak . Apr.
*e*d
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It.
t. F e rtile
r th e v* re
reparte
parte »a
na ruenM
ruenntael.’
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ForTaxColkctoI
‘ CM
By JOHN HYAN9
PA BtS,
Apr.
23. —m —
German remflltariMUon of the
Rhineland and ths war sears In
its wake may change many v ntls
In the election* for deputies Apf.
tS and May 3.
Hiller
put
political
Adolf
"
soothsayers on a spot until he d e
nounced the Locarno pact, for as
German soldiers stomped Into tho
Rhineland, observers were pre
dicting a- sharp swing to the left.
Siaca then, however, the rightfeta- haee taken full advantage
of .th e tenia situation and their
appeal* for “a strin g man p t ths
helm’* to fee* Germany may a l
tar result*.
R ightist leaders" ere warning
th at tha World war broke on
Prance shortly a fter It turned Id
the left Jn the 1914 elections and
are asMrtfng that a strong
nationalist government, ready to
■aunt* a stem attitude toward
Germany, la the best guarantdi
DAVID K. McNAB
W. Ja^HlGPEN
r. aE.rT'-#WATSON
M
VACANCY IN P h o n e y
manta. Phon* 1K-J.
Hitler’s Army
- Big Issue For .
French Voters
For Supervisor Of Registration
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
*w$to**n r ‘
4 Mlta* P e t DaLend MX
deal w kb an
ury, the devaluation
PAUL G. BIGGERS
J^O. D ,JglK IN
8
MWdd.ssewdewa.■*<*..., I.
. e^ww— were..,
SHORTS CAMP
Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
PETER THURSTON
For Railroad Commissioner
S.
ATES
COMPANY
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IfANg; fu s iA l r .
ha. k e s n t v
N if i e e k e beta K S S -I*I* goer. 2 a
et I I M . 1 1 1 *.
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PAfi«
f LOWPit
Lookouts Defeat Daytona Beach Team
Sanford FieL
Sanford Wins Its Legion Junior League In Sanford Is To Be Organized Monday Nighl
StfMd Straight
Daytona,
Another Game fa Games In MayorsPottported 330-Yaid Medley THE STANDINGS Eddie Rawson l l f f
Bv Narrow Scan Sanford,
S t Aurnstine Tied
In Tliinl Position
Scare V w 1# To 9;
D iytoM lIad B ues
ftlft In 9th Frame
A* * raaatt of Sanford'* win
ovor Daytona U«ach Mid th*
rirtW y o f DcLond over th*
laaguo-.fading Palatksns yesiW r , tardUy,
M « l Lookout*
Sanford,
Daytona
th .
Beach and 9t. Augustin* ar*
latondara yaatornow Had In third place In th*
k m o f 10 to
* > / f c r Ike
Florida Slat* League, each with
I a Bearing of .500 In th* parcentla eight ran*
age column. Palatka and Da•nd got t m
ta to*
Load are now tied a t .760 In top
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M
id
e
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g
h
t
h
to tk*
position, and th* G-Men of
ninth ittr U d «Hh Gainesville repo** In th* cellar.
Booth g ang thro#
b a t tha
visitor*
• ran* In th a t Inn d hod Un bo***/filled
a
fo r onotkor whoa Hi* loot
battar op fttod oat. I t w*» »
tw o* n w a i t •* ovarything dw-,
pondod an w hat m i don* liy
• t h o t for th*
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m
Palalka Toppled
From High Perch
By DeLand Reds
t
Pnakar
woo
pat
Io ta
th* box by D aytona a t lb* ata ri
of the game, b a t ha did Mot tori
leaf. Ha | r i *
Wood a woto.
Cooper ring tod and Wood .went
to third, H cC tom h it to first
«l**ed It,
Swindell
and Wood
aeorad.
In to
both!* fir*l
P?
k a fl’ Was Ml squarely on
' thb nooa by Cat** In a long
drir* ta .lift. Raid. and Cooper
and McCrooo scared. Drawn than
tam ed looee a wild p itc h .' and
Swindell (cored. .Bam** walked
and Sm ith atruek out, the fieri
out In th* Inning. B istnsff Mt
to abort, Barnes w ent to third.
Doper iM f M to rig h t field and
Bamaa and B U traff aeorad. Com
ing to hot th* aecond time in the
fieri inning. Wood waa thrown
oat, aoeond to first, Cooper
■lagtod, u td HeOrtma
(track
oat.
------ ------------Sanford foiled to ae o n again
until in th# aavanth inning when
Ontea doubled to center field.
* to /* 4 nod Cato* *eorrd.
left Bolder fo r th*
Lookout*, caught two hard drive#
U th* toft field fane* and atare.l
. o ff T s iw s if U r * Tally by th*
latonden to th* eighth inning.
Score Of 22 To 6 Is
Aided By Home Run
By Purcell Of Reds
DELAND, Apr. £3. —Th* De,Land Rada clouted three PaJa la a
pitchers fo r I f hit* and Ifc! run*
her* yeotontoy
In
■ Florida
State
le a g u e
gam*
whlrh
threatened to end In the fourth
ahen
Je ff
Emerson.
A isles
catcher wo* ordered ’ from tho
game. It v i i the t i n t time
P alatks ha* been defeated, and
fire error* veMributed to their
downfall. The (Core: Falatka C,
DeLand SB.
Umpire
Lohr
ordered
the
Palatka m anager from the game
a fte r Emerson blocked off the
plate a* Majaaky slid in home.
M ajasky-. ankta waa sprainod
and h* had to ba assisted from
the field. The arbiter was of
th* opinion the block wa* un
necessary on th* play, and u n
dona deliberately to injuie the
Red player.
P alatka w** unable to proceed
with tb e game, Emerson being
the__pnly_ cstch*r. I t appeared
th* gam s' would ba forfeited f i r
* whileRowavra,
Elnervm
(greed to i* fine a fte r a confer
ence with Pretident G. E. GlltlI
Qearra, Ik
tond and other officials aad «iu
Mae*an. it
■*
I
•aria, ia-rf
J* allowed to continoe In the gains.
Aodaraoa. Ik
I
• , Th* amount o f th* fin* ha* nut
Planar, rf
S
D a r ia , aa
* been (lie d yet.
I
* I Mena1* wildness g a rs DeLvud
I
Marita. #
* ’ flv# baa** on ball* in th* first
rtw kar, a
Hrewa.' p
J Inning, two of which
forced
l
ePtatck
orrooa runs, while the to d * ware
t l I I • I t I I t collecting four hit* and (coring
fatal*
eight ran*. Maan walked throe
u a i i k H
t i t i t • more In Um saeond forcing
* « r »
•, .l it .i -• ,•
0*a**r. i f
another ran a* th* R*Jj
MriYaaa lb
S | I { ! W d him for two iaor* hit*.
BwlnariL rt
I l Il t
« M l t o A u to * Inftold blow up,
COM* Ik
f ir a t o ,
if
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ft!** error* U D cU m l
P m I lk , a *
* ‘ J * * J tallied rig h t mare.
tour*fT. a
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1 * 1 * 1
Although Deal attack out ntn*
foper, p
Vaol. p
_5. JL i Ptolmttom b u tto n . ha was nicked
Tvui*
I t » t a i l II a ’ for I I u f a blows. The A ialiM
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• jp a r k e d rig h t of them in to .
S-JStSd tor Straw □ la u k l j j , w *Tlf ■l*4*
tontn** L> *cr
P a r i a n * -----at* «*i 1*1— » five of their six run*. ,
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‘World Seriet'Ii By Boreat A n d J . Pluvius Ruct On Schedule
Set For T m j^ t
01 May Swimmers
P L O M IU A
STATE
ra la lk a
DeLand
Pt. A u g u .tln *
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f Hanford
O a la e e rlll.
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Athletic Offic
Cold and rain caused Um post cinnati Rada with margin fo r a
ponement of several gauaa la tb* 7 to 0 victory over the St. Louis
major league* yesterday. It waa Cardinals.
too cold In PttUburgh fo r tb*
s i x r o n i ) j m n n L K t o tr .
•. Brooklyn S
Won li»«t
t*ci.
Chicago Cuba of th* National
ole
1 t
l mo
Laagu* to play, while cold and
BROOKLYN. Apr. 33—UP)—
_
_
. iT s e k .
rain In Naw York earned a post Tha Brooklyn Dodger* aeorad their
ponement of an American L itfiie
first shutout of the season jrvstarCabs
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tl*
——
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ska
Th* aecond gams la Baafsrd'a gam* with tha Ath atles, and cold d*y. deflating the Boston Baas
WINTER PARK. Apr. 13.— cl (ante
Thf Americm L tfion
to
Clave
land
resulted
in
th*
In
litU* “world aerie*’’ will t* ptoyod
VA.T1 0 VU. i.r. a n ti c
dian and White Rot contest being 5-0 behind the fha-hlt pitching Substitution of th* S30-yard Med
B ftfb fll L fif u f will bo o n rtn 1
a t 8 o’clock tMs sftamoon an Um
J"\*t
JVW
W«n U »l
called off.
l'f O iw ge Karmhaw. The victory ley relay In place of the TVyard N, „ Torh
n s neat Monday evening, according la
7
I
Ninth S treet diamond briwotn
1
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aUn u se Earnshaw’s first trium ph Medley race for Individuals Is (£,m j^ u; ' h
JJ* | a.noutKement made today by
th* Tigers and the Bulldog* r i
1
l
Pittsburgh A N o* York T
uf the season.
the Junior High School Daogne
» « # 'Commander Uoyd F. Boyl* « < , _
an Important c h in * , la th a list ' rinrlnnwil
I
t
NEW
YORK,
Apr.
*3.—<JP|
^
.
I P hlim tr Ip h u
(
I
i t . , Campball-Lowing Poat. T1m o*w ^
Th* Drat gam* of th* aeries
of
tventa
for
tha
•tvnnU
rntii
*
n
-|rM
rtif>
I
t
D etro it I I. T ig e rs I
*j{ sanitation meeting will bst bald
played Tuesday afternoon, was Bill Terry, playing hi* second full
Brooklyn
s
s
ST LOUIS. AprJ 3.1—M>) Tha nual high schnpl swimming meat Boat on
won by th* Tlgora by th* clom gam* of the season, got three
:i ! In th* Junior High School an^ all C
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a
t
Boltina
College
Saturday,
May
blU
again
yratarday
to
lead
the
Si
Louis
Hrowna
fattened
their
I boya of th* age of 17 yearn o r un» |
acor* of 6 to 6. Tbe schedule ck 1*
S M K n trsv L E iU t r.
for a throe-gam* aerie*, though It N o r York Gianta to 7 to t TUtory hattinir averages and won their *• Fleetwood Peeplta, director of
P f| I der who are interaatad In
a
Won les.wl
avar
th*
Phillira
as
Carl
i
tu
to
r
I
th*
meat
has
announced.
•rr-ind game of the sra.un by
O llr.ss
Will end with today’s game should
tea ball ar* urged to attand.
«
I
tum
ad
In
hie
second
pitching
t
r
i
druhLing the world chattt|>i,'n De
As th* 330-/ard Madlsy will
th* Tiger* succeed in winning
r t f vr I* ml
umph. Th# Naw York m aaagar troit Tigrrs, 12 to l.
i' nu ' _/*Commander Boyl# ha* sp p o la to i «
require three competitors from a WiBhlnilisn
again*
sas Q E. fRIdia) Rswson as P*ob,
team aa against only on* entrant N’fw T«*f n
Three are fie* tram* In th* slammed out a triple and a pair of
thlatlc officer, and b# will bo to
>«* nth
Bv
I
m
I
t
■Ingle*
and
drove
In
three
ruaa.
W
a
riiin
g
to
n
A
[Tuvian
I
from a tram for tb* 75-yard Mt Ixula
Junior High School League and
l harga of Ibo Leglo* Jontof
BOSTON,
Apr.
*3.
l/Tr
Mul,they have teen playing for the
Medley, high schools entering this rhllBs.rlt.hu
. 1 4 1 iwagsi*. Team managers will k fr
BL lwols A Cl Brian*ti 7
ing a 1 n r s p t on* nf their s li year’s meet Kara tba opportunity
tost month Th* fear wash*’ play,
I twglonnalres and local man
CINCINNATI.
Apr.
M
^-U
P>hit.
count,
the
Brwlon
Rwl
So*
th* first half of Uk* season, c’oaad
to Increase th* alt* of th tlr
ing axparlanc* in major and mln*B-^j
Oalvia
Chapman,
utility
oatftoUar,
handed Buck Newvom his ftt«t de- tram s to ■ maaimum of eight
with the Tigers and th* Bulldog*
who
put the boy*
cam*
to
bat
a*
a
pinch
h
ittar
in
frat of the season yesterday as and a minimum of flee. Herat*
at tha top. H w * the “ world
■erica” to decide tha championship. the eighth Inning and smackad out they defeated the W ashington for*.-th* team s have had a mas
training with the view of eh
Pending completion of plan* a bom* run that provided tha Cln- Senators 4 to A.
Imum of six and a minimum of
of the American Dsgtoo to Uk#
four.
oewr the leogiM and raorganlo*
-------| I«»eba1l series the latter p art * t
Director Peeples has announced
ft by adding another team, tupIH)RTI,AND. Or#.. Apr 2 3 — 'Ju n e . Winners In district* w lf
th
at
the
330-yard
Medley
Relay
prying
uniform*.
fam ishing
Wh—Millard (Dixie) Howell, tto, m eet in August to play for ,U »
will be run off In. this m anner,
sh ip m e n t, and-OarangtoM a-proper
Stoat Alabama half-back who It.l ria ls championship,
tha
first
swimmer
will
swim
ltd
nctkedulr, member* of the etrlou*
h u team to victory ovar Stanford , Saverl elty officials hav« b*«ta
yards with the breast strobe; th* in the Rosa Bawl gam* pivyfj conucted by Commander BoyW
tram s w ill1probably Uk# a eaeasecond swimmer, upon
being J*n. I, 19.18, Hat d tfinltr'y nlv«n who tald h t ha* rtc tlv td
tlon for a few daystouched off by the first, will con op foolba I and football cmchiny , nr r . that th* N inth Strooi dta*
Commander L. F. Boyl* ef tha
tlnue the race with Ui* back for baseball.
Legion said today he hop** to *oon
mond, an which th* Junior LaagWa j
Strok*; the third swimmer will
complete details th at m ust b* atPlaying shortstop and left field games will be played, will b* PW ^
finish the race with tha crawl for Portland In th* Pacific Coast in shape s i one*,
alUadad to bafora tb# organlEastroka.
Don ean ba e asaed a* a l-aglon
league, he la on* of the fastest
Commander Boylq said to W F "
Junior Basaball Laagu*.
»*n in th# circuit.
that all civic organisations w lU D Jj
Aa
a
result
of
this
change
and
Jimmy Rut Is again hitting tha
Howell, • chattel of lh» Detroit asked to .iupport th* naw toaglelB
with 30 team s already entered on
ball, grabbing off two boms run*
ST. AUGUSTINE, Apr. 2 3 . 7i**rs, waa farm ed out to l!»uston ,K(t assist In obtaining n o iito f’j
already this season. Tha form rr uPl—Behind th r five hit hurling the prelim inary list, officials in
In th# Tsaaa league last year an-1 equipm ent.
li a r Slugger o f Connie Mack’s
Nick Wise, the si. A ugustins charge of the Rollins meet antic n.w to Portland. '
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Athletic* waa delighted a t tha Saints recorded * I to 0 shutout Ipata that th* number of an
In Ih# pasture Howeli rover* a
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shift that sent him to tha Boston n,r*r Galnaavill# her* yesterday In Irani* this year will b* tb* larg lot of gTound a n l at short he
WARTIME IMGBON ^ V f l ' | Q
Had Sou, and predicted not only a Florida State Laagu* co n test.1
' n ***• m**t * history.
makes ground halls look easy, i
a comeback but threatened to aur- It marked the second win In a row
Fort Laudarttol* High, which Maaagar Max Bishop of Portland
lUf., Apr. Hz— 1
ONTARIO, Calif.,
r ," * Gar m an r
c h a m p a i o n , nv, a p t . **■ pass tha beat season of his bril- lor tha Kalnta over th* G-men by hat won the girl*' championship hasn’t VtoriJed y ri
whether to UP)—"Tha Kalatr,
. . .
a one-run m argin.
for the past ala years largely as make an infisldsr or outftalder carTl*r"’pif*oi» *SL
captured U k -lM M
—UR—Tha
“wind tost"
hunch liant career,
Tha change cams at Just about
Furm an Owens, big SI. Aug a result of tb* all-round shill of out of th# aa-gridder. Ua ha* a Wotld W ar, to" k tp
iptt In a lo ft bar* ;
cf football prospects in U f»»™
Champion
Katharine strong throwing arm.
ita arm y bon*,.’.
f *leh*r - P*Y,d the way for World's
la Boh Euppks’s estim ate of his th# right Um* In his career Ito to
and sUll waara Ita
still plenty young enough to d im t ,k" -wtomlng Saint run by blariing itawli, will find lb* competition
When llowall was yi*di>*Ud and number. I t to owned h 'J X K
yuarllngu a t spring prortto*.
Th* avtaron
Unlvorally of to graatar height#—ha’s only M * trIlfl* o v ,r Bm Bradley’s head much mor* h etn th ti year, It la flora Alabama h t toqk a e tc h in g R ,y R. Dalhaurar,
Illinois coach I* neither over dvsplta tha fact th at ba It working ^ rMTrtera-ftolri to open the a lrih raparied. W ith Katy Rawia no assignment at tb*i Univnrvltr of „f th
_ t U. S. signal eorp* d * »
M anager Blaine Kunes longer eligible to compete. F ort Mexico, t u t **y. h t Is ihlough ) n t ^
enthusiastic
oor
downhearted #n his l! th season In Ih t American fr" m*
league. Bat h* needed * chance o f •I“Pt*wd the first pitch sharply to Lauderdale's mermaid tram will with football un’raa he ran land a |
over proapecta for n#»t fall.
>"ft *° •cor* Owen*.
,
^ »
hava to depend upon whatever Job that will not Interfere with hi*
•■Th* freshman are about 10 scenery-needed It v*v* badly.
Ha had *p*nt II saoacns with
Gainesvll e waa able to get but assistance can b* given to Eva basaball caraar
I Ro>>"rt Cumm nga. uow to pfeaM
pounds heavier per man than our
h u off w u " du^n* the first lyn Raw!, in ratalnirqr top h e n n a ., “That wa» • tough one at M eal-. turaa, hoaxed his way Into snow
lari tw o trims*,'* h* ray*. "B at Connie Mack In Philadelphia—tba
Howell related. ’’Onlr Lhrae. bualnas* by adopting th# n a m M
flrat ala in climbing I* lb* peak * * tn" ln**’ Pitcher G unlhrap Evelyn Rawls_ can be counted op-1
thair tackling l* not so good. I with th* Athletic* and tb* la tte r WKtag out a single In tha third,
l i speak and English personality of 0M
on to win thr*« f lrit p iteto , b u t , 1^ ’
of th t boyi eouU
will say this for thanr. thay’ra fir* carrying on while tha team
Stanhope Conway.'
For ,K* ■"fond dar In a row iho this will not b* snough to win
«nd
1
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«
’»
*°
" T * . » * l"B l‘ d ,
tho windiest bunch sra’va had was blad whit# b , tb* aato of stars B*1*4*
errorless ta ll. Mana a r «t
,0 w# ^
I -------sine* Doug Monsaon and hi* wa# mad* tb* winning *f pennant* *«, r * » "•* . » ' ‘h • doubt# *n<l a lha tram championship and aoy
trow cam* up In IS ."
taaalbto. Lost s a a v e whan th* *tafl*. a n l P arker with two sin. other wall-balancad tram has a
Eappk* wo* aa IntarraU d spae- Ath I*tics dropped lota t h . collar, f U . tod Um attack fra th* local chance of knock Fort Lauder•tola off Ita blgb pedestal.
tator wblto ona pkkad tram of F * a i fall Um deproaaton In aplta oto*.
freshman dafagtad anothar 7*0 of hie t o y . effort to krap blaring
Fort Laudardals High, which
^
y
Btont> d lm in u ltlv
in serai-weakly ICriflltnag*. A ft
won ths boys' rhaxnploashlp last
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pliya
In
rn«ny
erward. ha asked tha
player*
year, will got plenty of n o p < t |.
T »t ftn ii
to b* old ^ in jfiU r Him*. In por»on, h« U
REPAIRED
wbara th sy Its road to tackto.
tlon
this
y
ear
from
Ortandp
Sen
Thq Yankee* won la»l W tn"W hy, they spread th eir arms • t i f f lO1lilflli ilf)« rllR | 111 tbo Old Itr 1ctly ^un*Ahy,
ior High, W inter Park, Miami Ing’a gam* In the Junior League,
Diamond. MoqbU4
■UrioUDdlngs. Its area a k lj of I 7 t
’
and w ait for th* runner. Juat Ilk* whan h t * * * m up fee ■ catcher and
Senior, St. Petersburg, W rit Palm rt’fsatlng Ih# Giants to th* tuns
h basketball ptayvr guarding a won a ptac* with tb* A lhlrtlt* on
Beach. Orala. Florida Military of 22 to 15. It looked for s*Ydribbler,” h« said.
Arsdemy and Florida Military aral Inning* *a though lha <to- .......................................
th* atrangth of his powciful hit
B ut, ha had a word of pralsa ting. NBw h* to a eeteean—am*
Institute.
i t at of tha lowly Giants was go
for sa te fa l players, particularly who needed new pastures to g ra ta
Katharine Rawia and Pats Ilea. ing to ba more disastrous, but
Jack Broody, Ill-pound h u sk / in. And tho chang* to Ihs Had
Jardina, foiuier iataraationa] fan th* losing team put nine man
from Grand Janet ion, Goto. "Zap" fox'* uniform should prove Just
cy dltlng chant plan, will be on acres* th* ptata in the laat in
said Broody to both big and fast, th* right sort o f tonic to pep him
hand l« give exhibition* of thalr nings. . Eslridgu hit a hortf* ran.
• combination four Itttol back* fPaquatic .kill as featu re, of th* Tbe Yankees made I t score* In
to r * h a 4 la rwss a t years
H*
t o f 1* program.
Thta change of stenery, and
the first Inning.
also coon mended tbs work of Rtd •specially th* chang*
from a
. Godwin and Tcnhet composed
King, Mai Ism. HI. aapbaosors.
team destined for lest place
Ih* Yankee uallery, while Dal*
Eappk* to looking la "Tiny" sn* of th* leading- pennant ro*.
w*a on th - tnound for the Giants,
Conner to supply needed weight tenders, should add years to h h
with C arlton catching.
In th* Una—an^ biotas, law.
•d iv a plsylng Ufa.
Tbi leagua-1 ceding Seminole*
119 N. PARK
“Tkaae Iin*man b o ra to learn
Conn I* Mask ha* 1iUla r*u**
SEATTLE. Apr. M . - W _ T h e play again this evening, this lima
Acrons Cron V«Um
U ba quick think***," k* sa id .'fo r complaint i s to r as Jimmy
■l;?)V<rritjr ^ Washington teim.! ■itanlat tha Cub*.
"This T to y ’ CheM ai Ifok* Ilka *l Foxa to concerned. ^Jlnuny ss rv si
.w k k b g to * third plat* |„ tha!
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*Mi*r. Fla fast throe, weighs 211,’ths veteran m anager wall for t l
'
® y * P to basketball tryout*
nmrar played faothoU before ha r „ r s ,
al Naur Tark, had no ra t plays a x - ' M* Luplno coma* of a family
. rapt toom tb a tlpoff.
D UlT m an win a I A t rsrlou* tlnwa ha pl*y*4
th at ha* had actor* In tvary gunHOT CHILE l(c
B at ha’s will- third, raaght, and coyartd f i r s t
CoMb Hoc Edmondson has at- rnatton for 450 years. Her father
SANDWICHES
T hat h* was * r t r raad r to do any.
'w aya worked a pro th* ihaury to Stanley Luplno, of the E ng
thing Cannto Mack as*ed of hi*
that • game, with It* ever, lish stag*, her mother to Conm#
F o rm g rly K r o n a ’ h««|Cfc
was beat Indie at ad by his willing,
rhanging Situations, should. Hi Emerald, who used to ba an
naas to dan th* ralchcr'a m0N( ■
•stress, and she baa five cousins
toft sntlraly to th* ptoyara.
NAPOLEON, O , Apr. Mi—UD »nd pods a lta r • tong to y o fr IMS
VtlMifton tsama racslv. on tha stag s.
m>riu»-
Titers AndBuJAdsffs
Pl*y At 5 O’clock
On 9th S t Dismond
1Substituted For 75*
Yd. Race, Event ToVmlB
Be In Winter Park
} 5
Team Leaders To
Legionnaires A,
Hi Men Of ExperiencAj
iii i£
Football Given
The Bye-Bye Sign J
By Dixie Howell M
,m .
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Jimmy Foxx Hits The Ball,
Gets2 Homers First Week
FlS25Jr ?,Ur. Slu*«*r Saints Shut-Out
lighted W ith'Shift ? "
In S t Augustine
lllini A re Windy,
Maybe They Can
Play Football, Too
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Mclaulin,
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Yankees Beat Giants
The Jeweler
By 22 To 15 Score
mr
Wimt
ANGEL’ S
LUNCH
QUICK
Coagt Quintet Wins
By lack Of System
PLATE LUNCH
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lk a ik
Sie Angela Projfr
�TROOPS KEEP ALIEN LA&OR FROM COLORADO
FORMER OWNER OF YANKEES HARD HIT BY FLOOD
SOME BABY! 1 8 POUNDS A T BIRTH!
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T llllagbaat L . H M m ,
part
a# tha Now V t r t Yankaaa. Tha palatial Km . an Ma
•dtlar laland plantation m m Dorian la ahawn (tap) with a aarvaal rowing a boat right ap ta tha M a r.
CaL Haataa aatlmtad Ma dan gr at flttU M L M la w , warbara ara ahawn rrlnlarslng a Irvaa la
thalr affarta ta bald back tha Hoad U M around Darlas. (Aaaaclatag Praaa Phalaa)
TERRIFIED NATIVES FLEEING ADDIS ABABA
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r
'K %
Mit«V.'7da
•
M at U r . w d Mrs. Prod Stark*, at Licking
palta a start aa m i l bablca hla ago. Past la
tka M -y a a r-a M matbar and 41-ytar-aM fathorv.
baby ara M lag tins. (Associated Praaa Photo)
AIR CRASH THAT KILLED HARVEYS
*_______________________ ____ ’ *
-i. . t
'- V y .—> . 4
Aaparta that lUllaa Iraapa wars naartng Addla Ababa aauaad a wild ra th a* aatlaaa h a st t*a AIM.
a^lan aapltal, laavlng tha slip virtually dtaartad aava fa r faralgatra. A triaw a f tha ally I* ahasM
<abava. t h a Mg building ladltaud by arrow aaar tha aanU r la Kmparar Malta Salaaala’a naty galaada
i ^ j a a a t alad Praaa PhaU) _ ------
KIDNAPED, SAYS LABOR LEADER
Diagram Showing Where Men Were Entombed In Mine
15 FOOT
CAVE IN
HUNTING ‘REAL KIDNAPERS’
�Seminole C o aly Produces
Fruits And Vegeftblen Than Any
Similar Area la America
S a n fo rd La T h e O n ly C e n tra l
F lo r id a C ity A f f o r d in g R ali, H l f h w i *
A n d W a te t f r a n s p o r t a tl o n
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
—rew
VOLUME XXV
R. B. Chapman Honored
Is Honored By
Masonic Order
By Marons
~
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1936
Member Annodntaft
In
Soy ScOIltS T# Executive Committee Tells Bloody Revol To
Political Candidates What Said To Sweep
Enjoy A 3-Day
They Have ToDo Under Law
Over Honduras
Camping T rip
Advice To Absentee
Candidates Warned
Members Of Troop To Beware Of Some
5 Leave This Aft Promotion Schemes
ernoon For Week
The Seminole County Dem
E n d A t Winona ocratic
Committee
today
Sanford Man Elected
Deputy Grand Mas*
ter Oi The Grand
Lodge O f Floridi
E a ta b lia h e d
1
. s.a
M'MDER 1SS
1908
talian Drive On Capital Is
In Full Swing
S p e a k Tonight
Voters Also Given Rebels Reported T o
Hy Official Group Be Moving Toward
i
t
V-
\
Fascist Forces N e a t ' Addis Ababa. About *
70 Miles Away Says
Italian Commander
Capital After Win
ning First Battle
Kinsl .Utr« on which candidetrs
for political offices ran qua Hy
anti othrr .lafru on whkh thry
warned political candidates to
m>i-t f ik* th rir variooa M |irna6
MEXICO CITY. Apr. 24.—
Fifty m smbsrs of Troop 5. Boy “refrain from patronising the
aer’riinU »prp fi|fim*ti out hy ihr (Copyright by Associated l“rr.* )
Scouts o f A merles (th s Ki wants
various forma of advertising
St'niruilc t'm inty lH>morntir K«- —Travelers striving by air front
Club troop) ware to lesivo a t 4 schemes which spring up d u r
•cutivi* t o-mnittof Itmlay Thart* Nicaragua
reportd
today
n
o'clock this afternoon for Winona,
ing every political campaign.*
wa« i*«infli«*t in torn* in*tanrrv,
bloody revolt ha. broken out in
fhre
miles north of DsLwon They are advised hy the com
hut tha situation han h^«*n rUri*
ths Central American republic of
Springs, f o r a thrse-day camping mittee th a t “ample facilities
fh'l from TallalyiaaF^. Informn- Honduras wllh (he rebels mov
trip. Thsy wars to bo tran sp o rt for advsrtising are offerer) by
tk*n t*» uhsrnted- votara la al«o
ing on Tegucigalpa, capital of
ed to and from tho ram p in trucks
the various new,papers and ' fikrn
Rnfpt 0. Otapman
of San
Paul Crank of ()rtan<l«i
President Tlburcla C artas' govdonated by Otto Caldwell. Camp printing shop, of the County." |
la^t data for payinf filing erncaenl.
ford i* the* nrw deputy grand
date
for Ci>ngrr*ft. will ■
ing equipm ent and sufficient pro
fvr. with tha Rarratary of lha mmm aster of the Mi«nn< of Kloridt.
Senora Anita Lagos de l*tpet City II.ill ut H oVImk III
visions for the three days w an
mitir.i«
May
7.
which
ia
13
ilaya
• ** • III”
« s a « r la q < > 4 I’ f t o a ) ^ '
Markina the u n iq u e fact Ha was elected and installed at to be taken along. They will re
II* «* a supportrr
G utisrret, widow of a ono-timot
b* f*»ra tha flrat primary, hut
sen*ion in Jackthat for the first time in th e the grand
Th«* ilrivp nf the Italian
president of Honduras, G snersl, I’.'ft n-» n.l Plan.
turn
Sunday
evening.
ml attrntion of ran'IMate* ia
64 year history of S a n fo r d lonvillf.
iirnn- on the Ethiopian cap
Rafael Jrtpsx Gutierres,
wh-t
II. E. Morris, scoot m aster of
I ealtril to tha law which ranulraa a I
ljodge No. 62, Free a n d A c
live* here, mid she received inthe troop, w |l| bis In charge of the
ital was rt'porttsl tu be in full
tH*.— «pp|iinir nominaikm to pith,
cepted Maaona, a member
formation indicating the inaur
camp, aided by Byrl Higgs, and
swing Intlny, #liut spokesmen
lie
"ffitr
to
Hla
«worn
atatrm
anta
of Sanford lodge has b e e n
gents were sucrestful
In their |
Sidney N ia. J r , Junior assistants.
fur the Kn>«t' African gpvof ram paifn at|»anRaR. Tha«a
elected to a high office in th e
first engagement.
Ths patrol leaders are Raymond
D . L « J fll
Alernment deelaretl that Em«taiiiorhtM muat !*• filnl wjth O.
Grand Lodge. T V S a n fo r d
Travelers
arriving
by
Monaalvatgs, Dan Altman. E rn
plane, l ^ e i u n a U I U v e r A p- n T Haile Sclusnie iH still In v
I* llt-rmlon, dark of tha f'irrull
man la Ralph B- C h a p m n n ,
est Southward, Jack Bolt, LeRoy
said no word of the revolt had r \
control of his a rm y a n d t i l
Coiiit. lrip<|MTti»F of whether any
j g b o . .was elected
d e p u ty
Tomorrow's
tides:
High
aL
11:21
.
com* out of .the country lx*cau
Cooper and Horace lfoors.
•r»(Vair* have barn Inrurm l.
** I l i m r f <ar M I 1 1 n n
Flthinpia except those pocgrand w a s te r of the Gcand Lodt'c
of strict censorship.
While there will be hikes, swim A. M. and 11:46 P. M, h>w a t 0:42
V u d l l C I
l u l l I I U U lin n s a lr e a d y
ta k e n b y t h a
Tha fir*t atatamant m u it ba
of Maaona In Florida, at the
ming and other • poets, camp fires A. M. and 6:39 P. M.
-------Italians.
T hii
spokesman too*
fil .l not rarliar than May .1, and
Riots la Indl
107th annual communication '>f
and serious forma of evening en
BOMBAY.
Apr.
A m arriage license was issued n**t latar than May 7. The aacond
th at body In Jacksonville.
tertainm ent, Scoutmaster Morns
—
°
liny in th«* nnlivu army.
Mr. Chapman
was Installed |
said th a t ths boys will also put in today to Rose Jay. 29, and l<oii(se •latcmant m utt ha filed not earlier Telephone messages from Poona
Marshal Hiuloiclio, brail o f t t |t
troops have be>n
yesterday, and ths ceremony »e<
some hard work, prepertory to Holmon, SI, both of Winter Park. IhAn May 21 and not later than today said
invading
arm y, reported to Rom*
M
»y
21
Tha
third
and
laat
atatacalled
out
following
communal
pasting
tests
In
various
activities
wltnmwod by 11 past masters nf
hi. tn.ip* had taken U orrn Ilu,
Paul Crank will spesk In the n^nt, including narpti of a!| cam- rioting between Hindus and Mon
Sanford lodge— L. R. Philips. F .|
for whieh awards are mad*.
4 town * I. mt ;m miles south n |
City Hail a t i o’clock this even pugn workrra, ia to be filed with isms in which 6!) person* were
L. Miller, O. J. MUIcr. J llUPt
______
TALLAHASSEE.
Apr.
2
De«»ye where the Iteliena now
in 10 day« a fta r tha second pri reported Injured. Reports stat.-.i (hetkft tntalinic tnor> Ihun
ing on the Townsend plan,
Moughton, E. B. Randall. Jumi
Expressing the opinion th a t
mary, or bafore July .1*
that attem pts war* mad* tu i)iiRfirr uf a million ikillur* w» I here their headquarter*. These
I reports «aid the advence g u ard
o HufT, U.
g r.. Me -. • .
Candidates for County offices
The proper forms for filing of burn temples and mosques.
W. Muff. J . O.
u . i .m
i .h
l
m .*
•
hr nuil!r<! lomorn'v* to »»*t*»il
(hr Itallim si my is now about
T tltphons
advises were thnt thrirtiirhout th«* »luU* n4 refuiithi nf
are expected to partake of a the** fttatrmanta may ha obtalnad
K a, and L. B. Hodglna.
»t
,
The other new officer, of the. T“mP‘ - cand.,tatc for g o v .rao r.
roast beef (upper In Lake Mary at tha office of tha clerk of thk riots occurred both *n *b<' morning of thrir iwrcrntMifr tnxr* |*anl' 71) mile, from Addis Ababa, tha
Eihii ptnn capital
Italian
nlr>
a t 6 o'clock this evening. The sup Clrruit Court. Statamenla rovhr aad afternoon, and th at 2U0 prior
Grand Lodge of ths Masons e r a 1mKrvssing an au-liencs In Sanford
l<»
Feb.
23,
S lain '
per will be served by the Home aij>an%as up to .70 day* bafora fil soldier* armed with
j n H C. Clark
of Psnaaeotn.I **•* " ^ k t made only one promise
machine (om ptroller J . M I.e»* announretl.1plane, continued to bomb E thlo,
grand m aaUr; Georg* Fish of - « » keep tho faith of tho pooplo
gun, had been posted on a bridge Ilia forrod vrill Ih* wurkintc th u N.* ptnn defense In Harar, tha
The MonUxuma Hotel, bought Demonstration Clu» of the com ing.
JockoonvilU, senior trim ! war-* ,n
■■
him to th« of- last Deeembar by J . R. Owens munity.
Votara planning to b« out of tha In th* center of the city. Soldier* • hiftft to complete autliltiitc tlw nml largest city of th* land.
The Ethiopian spokesman
dan; R. J . KLhpaogh o f'W e v t; fic ,‘ Hr nrnde the assertion a t tha ami Mrs. J - E. Cooper, today
County on election day can east snd police war* ordered to guard acrounlft anil nmilinic (hi* chrck*
hi, countrymen are prepared ta
Judge Jas. G. Sharon went to absentee ballota In tha office of the famous Kashapst mosque.
palm Beach, grand junior w » r-,0 “u *t of his address, and rspoat- passed Into the ini* ownership of
followinir yefttenlay'ft order of fight to the last man and Stun
The trouble started In a dis the
___ . Alexander Rqy of Jaekron- ed it a t the close, with the fu rth er Mr. Oarena who bought out his D ayton. Brach today to attend County Judga J. G. Sharon not
Suprem e
I'ourt
trntnlimc If the capital fell to tha lnvnd*TU
viOe, grand treasurer; J. 3. II. requrat th at his hearers m ake a partner. M rs. Cooper did not an- • meeting of the State Press As- more than 1ft day* or lasa than 3 pute over music being played in Comptriillcr
plea for pur- Ih* Ethiopians would continue t*
written
note
of
the
promise.
nounco
h
er
future
plans.
Bho
a
n
J
:
eoetation.
It
wao
expected
th
at
a
A
Meye r a f Jacksonville, grand
days before the •lactlon. Informs- front of a Hindu Itm p lt.
fight.
Judge Petteway said th a t w , her two sona and. thatr families! number of other c m l Ida too for Uon to abeentoe voters Is given by i crowd estim ated a t 6000 snd com- niiialon to refund the«« mnni««*
A i o B if t|* tta » B ov.-»Alber t E.
It la aalil to b« the firat lima I
have
roo<l
govern
merit
I
f
I
t
Is
•e
l
-C
-..
...
...
..
.
.
posed
of
both
Hindus'
snd
Mo. The soldier* p la n .» d e s e g n tg ,
ax period to loavs tho City.
Congress, a s wall 4 r fo r ptm m oaa th* exscollve committee In the fol
Calk las of 8*. Augastlne. grand
. . . .
.
in
hintory
nf
MnrMa
"tilimtlon
chaplain; Jam es
A. Lyta of ~ ">b>l»frrd by good men, had
Mr. Owens
announced
th at«*»• , t » ‘» gorernment would lowing language!
hsmmedsVts gathered and rioting that the rral taipayer Inn r»*- stand In th* lowerlitg perik In
’■
by hf would contimia the diking be there.
prevent th* Fascist* from
Psmsacrla, grand marshal; Louis' *»’ *rnmsnt I f . dmlnlstered
soon began.
"If
you
are
In
th*
etate
on
reivnl refumU vkithmit n il Imih*
and quoft,
the capital. (Dispatches to It
Silverman of Mulborry. grand ta d (hen. ■"«*
Grover room as a p a rt of the Hotel, an I
e'rrtion
day
you
ran
go
In
any
or
waiting
for
the
l^rKiftlnture
to
Elmer Stew art, pleading guilty
newspapers said blsckshlrt ark
senior dsneon; Smith I* T urner
sU U m enl th a t n pu - hopea to obtain a capable coterrr.
p m relief bill**.
before
(tounty Jsrlge voting precinct, with your poll
lo r, wrre bombing tha Ethln*
e f WUIUton. grand Junior d#a. *'c office is j public tru st. If electAH room * In the 'V fontesum n tcxlsy
tax
receipts
and
registration
e
r
r
i
n
,
n
s
f
i
r
*
The
Supreme
Court
ye^terilay
Sharon to , mlsitcvncanor, was
plan. In prevent them from decon; Georgs T. Taylor of Tampn.
m r tr n a r he said he would a re occupied, h# said.
granted
Comptndler
J.
M.
I.ee’x
tlflrale,
ami
there
you
will
be
»
u
p
|
r
U
6
r
t
O
K
l
C
O
W
l
I
I
S
sentenced to pay a fine of }5 or
dn-ying th* Dcssye-Adla Ababa
grand standard bearer; E . W . i tre a t government of tho stale
t
Cl
a motion f< r authority to refund rend.)
go to Jail for 60 days, snd Irene plied e ballot which you can vote n
. . — o r '- '
Campbell 6f Laurel mil. g ran d ,* * * l’ublic tru st and would see to
grown
receipt<
tn
i
r
4
paid
by
Klo*'and
It
will
Iw
returned
to
the
D
U
T
C
f
lU
8
o
U
P
p
O
f
t
Jackson, pleading guilty to a like
The gnvrri
1 , ,
it
sword boarer: O. L. Vordcrmark ■* ,h*1 •» o fflc .r. are trustees,
rnonty
Judge
of
your
home
coun
ida rrtailrrft under the chain
chmrga, was, given a im pended
re|,<rt
on
recent
hravy
fighting
of JifkieviTillo,
frond
icnlor
i fair, impartial, h o M it and
ty, and tabulated by the canvassWASHINGTON. Apr. S L -W ) Jlore t a i law prior (41 Keh. 23.
sentence of 60 days In Jail.
in « oilheastrrn Ogadcn province
steward; N. C. S k aff.r, grand i fr*, '«'»* enforcement of tho law.
ing board.
—Discussion of th* Roosevelt tax
I'rcparation wu« atarteil uf 11.- claims a revere blow waa d ealt
Junior
(Steward;
U
T revettNo can d i.V e ran .prom ise to
“Any
qualified
elector
who
Is
program
aad
tha
proposal
to
free
ft.1l
rhcckq
which
will
retu
rn
Fred Dorner, newly Installed
s nrw Italian threat toward Ha*
lockwood of Palm Beach, grand *“* « P " “ "
,,*U ,*d
exalted ru ler of Sanford I^xlge require I to be ai-srnt from th* Puerto Rico stood out today In S27M.M0M.tli* paid whde the court ft rar.
pursuivant, and John W. Capper!
h« *>*«l*r«d. until a fte r Incapital
news.
state
for
a
period
of
more
than
debated
rnnjititutMin.klily
of
the
o f Jacksonville, grand tyler.
I duct Ion Into office and by Invest!
Th* column* of Gtn. Rodolfo
SACRAMENTO, Chi If.. Apr. f4. of the links, will preside a t this 15 itayw prior to, and including
The tax hill moved through law. Several dayu will In* re
Grnxluni,
commander of
Ih*
Grand Mastor "Clark innounce.1! *;»Uon f , n find wh,.r» M ringa »o —W )—Governor Merriam today evening's meeting for tho first
hours
of
dsbatotoward
a
House
quired to gel them into the niailn.
and m ake, a special a p p e a l,0 '” * *
- n f primary general
southern
Italian
forcea,
war*
Alexander
MacKar. time,
ha would appoint lha grand ora-j ***• 1lV p* f, r *
m*>l*. W reprieved
J. V. Keen, a»<d.<dant ti* A t said to be still more th an 1 0 0
to all m sm ters to attend the sc*.
or municipal election, m .y vote expected late next week. Re
,tor ulater.
,_
--—
I as indicative of what ra n bo British
suhjac4
find
Joseph
"rail to publicans attacked while Dem torney (general Cary !>. I,an«li«, mile, south of the Im portant Jt>
of him if he U elected. Christy on* hour before the time .Ion as “ m a tte r, of vital Intorest"! n'ak* «» *••"
Mr. Chapman haa held every
ocrats defended the MIL
presented the comptrollcr'a mt>
* !hr 1foun y Ju,1b' " f ,h ‘' ' " r .h ,r;
high efflra la the gift of Ma- Ji-.lrc I'tllr w iy called attention set for th e ir hanging a t Ban will be presented.
_____
Irtral rrviilrnc*, or to Ih* clrrk or
Support for the blit by Senator tlon to
the
Supreme
Court Jign Hurra caravan routa. w hkh
I* believed to be their n e s t f t ,
sonary In Sanford. Ho ia a past tu the f i r t th a t he had voluntarily Qusntln prison. Ho took tho action
municipality,
in
rase
of
municipal
Tydings,
Maryland
Democrat,
to
Wednesday
and
it
waa
npprovn|
The w eather: Tartly cloudy In
Jevtive.
m aster o f S aqfeN lodge, post reduced hl» salary w Judge In In response to a request o f tha
give
Puerto
Rico
opportunity
to
elections,
for
an
official
ballot
to
at
the
court'*
conference
yextorof Monroe rh e p te r nl I llill'bnro county la order to help British govern ment upon urging south and cloudy in north, pos be used a t his. or her, voting pre become Independent If It wishes, day.
high priest
‘
sibly m ist or light rain the
tho Royal Arch Maaona. pant U- h i Inner the budget. “I claim the of S ecretory o f State HullJ
cinct. The county Judge will supply was srpreseed 4>y Dr. | Ernest
Feb. 2*7 wan fin d a a the
MacKhy and C hristy were to northeast and extreme north p o r the affidavit which Is to be signed Greening, head of th* Interior de
dona m aster of the Council, right to be believed.” he said,
luatrtous
effective date of the gn*** rt
“when
|
nay
th
a
t
I
e
l
l
lead
the
tions
tonight
and
Saturday;
iw
i
have died for kldaaptng prison o f
past commander of Taylor Conipartm
ent'*
bureau
e
f
U
rrilo
rU
t
snd returned end *n official ballot
eviptft tax of one-half percent,
maadery o f tha Knight* Templar, fray to real economy In the gor- ficials In a futile attem pt to escape decided change In tem perature. will he forwarded not more then affairs^
becaufte of litigation* which re
Extrem a
northwest
Florida:
past district deputy grand mas em inent of our atate In all Ita de from tha penitentiary.
President Roosevelt stayed away
15. or less then s it days prior to
Tha sta y of txaeutlon U fop 30 Cloudy and unsettled tonight and surh election. Upon receipt of the from hla deak with • alight cold, quired Judicial Interpretation of
ter, a member a f tha executive partm ents over which th e gov
which lectiona of the law would
days. I t la tha sera ad one granted Saturday.
committee o f tha Masonic Home ernor haa any control.”
GAINESVILLE. Apft S t —t a
ballot the elector shall mark ac but worked bn an whirr** ho will be constitutional ami effective.
In
hla
brief
addreea
Judge
P
e
t
tha two man who paMicipetod In
la St. Petersburg, a num ber of
the opinion of Blake R. V*n Leer,
cording to law and place In a delirar tomorrow night before tb* The Suprem e Court'a
deciaio.i
teway
pointed
to
hla
17
yeara
of
Proof
th
a
t
onions
larg
er
than
tha prison break, vfclence a
lha advinory council of tho OrDemocrat* la New York.
dean of th e Collage of E ngineer,
wax announced on that date.
even Texas can raise them ran plain envelope and this placed In
der of DoMalay, and Is a 32nd taw enforcement in hla home coun terrorism of Jan . 16, 19M.
Ing, U niversity of Florida, th* fa),
ty. and declared th a t aa governor
he grown In Florid* we* 'estab another targe envelope, w ith an
lowing will happsn In Floriftk
affidavit
printed
which
will
»e
he would “Insist on fair, honeet
lished her* when several onions
within 1ft o r 20 years:
signed
by
the
elector.
This
Is
all
and fearleaa law enforromont.”
weighing as much aa one pound
Ths population wll] doubl*..*
forwarded to the aounly Ju<1;e
lie declared fo r fnlM orm achoola,
and I t ounces each w e re . dis
All public buildings will b* air*
old age aacurlly and making home
played a t Angel'* Barbecue Stand and counted by tha canvassing
BRADENTON. Apr. 24.-M >) conditioned.
an South Ban ford Avenue yrvtsr; board with tha olhar voUa for th*
exemption “real" for a ll Imme
Tha sta te will b« mapped ta p * ,
Persona desiring to make ap —Two persons were killed an«l an
ownera, tnelodiag wldowa sa d
day. Th* onions were grown on a candidate*,
“In rase of municipal elections plication fo r ru r a l' rehabilitation other seriously Injured ycatenlay graphically.
ama-'l garden plot In th* rear of
— — AUGUSTA, O a , A yr. I C - O . others who cannot qualify aa
The highw ay system will b*
the barbecue stand t y
Angel's tha tam « procedure la handled loans should do so a t an early In a head-on aut<V<>hile collision adequate.
F . te a s r, t t y r aid Augusta
through the city d ark 's office.”
on
tha
Tamlaml
Trail
near
her*.
date,
It
w
as
stated
today
by
regard
to
the
colored
dishwasher
“Jessie.”
p d a ter. died a t • hospital yes
•
Beaches will be adequately p n >
The committee also wishes to Georg* Bowsr, Seminole County
The occupant* ef one c ar—A.
terday as a result a f being man ed
Applications
may be Xtariell, about 60, of Manat**, and tec ted.
Tho loot! squadron of the Son* remind the viceto rate th a t every director.
No more m alaria or trvoaqultoea, '
of tha Legion will meet In the La- voter, no m atter how many time* filed In th* office of Courtly Mr*. Namo I^ e Griffin, about 60,
A Croaa-State Canal.
of Sam osct—died instantly,
glen Hat a t 7:30 o'clock this even he has voted during hla life, must Agent C. B. Dwwson.
Grade sc h o o ls will om t * o p 9 m
H enry Martin, m anager o f a
Allotment* will b* mod* on
ing. Tha charter wtQ ha presented register again this year. Reglatra
thirty-ninth place.
and refreshm ents will b* |crve<L Hon book* of tha county pre Joly 1, Mr. Bowsr rfatod, end Bradenton hotel, driver o f the
Thee* things, says
►Mae. In
Get-quay
res arise haa* sons are clncta will be open Hi th* office of ■11 application* must be pesssd other car, wwa brought to a hoed not Intereeted aa m ath in prom lass
M— Ml day” *., wee urged n o t to let ellp this opportu- W. J . Thigpen, county supervisor upon W o r e th* allotm snte are pltal here with a scalp wound, a Leer, a re fated to
a a s they are la a a n
th e y c a a
Florid*, he rtays, knows ootklag
t many dtle*
Ity to gat their name* Inscribed of registration, until midnight of mad*. I t therefore fqllowe, he broken shoulder and possible con
■t tru st. I do not w ant to m ake a
yst about population. Tb* air <
r lot of promlaas to do a le t a f
•a n y ! through sfver- on the charter roll, and to b* a t Apr.' <0, and hooka for tha Sanford said, th a t tha tima la getting cussion.
Deputy Sheriff F. N. . T heriot dltlonlng o f publl* buildings
a things th a t cannot he dean jnat
tonight** moating or contact Com- City precincts, No’s. I and J, re short In which application* for
said B artsll apparently nttem pted m ain th a t private building*
to fool tho people late voting fa r
Boyta or Chairman Percy main open in the basement of th* loan* can be ~ * J * 1
to tu rn off the Tamlaml T rail to coma firs t to tb* rsquired
_ me. One thing I do promise la th a t
a f th* San* t f lha legion C a n t House until th at dato
* eld* r o a d ..
The h u t day far paying poll
Justice of the Peace J . A. Cheatla May Id.
ham convened a coroner’* Jury,
w hkh roceaeed until S aturday a f t
W A S H IN G T O N .A y r.
AWAJUIRO COMPENSATION
e r viewing the bodice a n a the
A verage
T P *
«*
Park
w reckage/
k. A verse, .
Trammell, said M i y th e senator
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
*<—
MIDDLETOWN, N .Y , Apr. 14.
r. Averse*
TOOAY
OP)—ReyraaenUtve E verett M.
n il.
6:00 F . M.: to a s t beef dinner, —Prod Graham, Municipal SaaiDirk sen, Illinois, declared war
toralum employs, yesterday was
ta k a M ary Cam— ally House.
7:M P . k r I m s a f the Legion. awarded 11,304 compensation for today o a tho capital's marble
a (hot Injury. He looked a t the geaarala aad brotue admiral*.
Buffered n atrake and aald ha
PARIS, Apr. ll!—(Aft—Co.’on*I
1:00 P ,
Pa«J Crank, political ileak. I t was oaa year to the Hla aim eras to make the
and Mrs. CherLa A. Lindbergh
statues ratru at from tho city
adaale from tho date of Inspeech, CMg BalL
parka Is tho suburbs and con ware balivad to ha on tha road ta
1:00 P. tU Elks Lodge, new Jwiy.
vert thn space Into automobile th* Rlriar* today, aftar coming tb
Elks Hama, *
Franc* quietly aboard a British
parking lets. Ha believe, this
TOMORROW
frlaghtar,
bat their exact wharsI
MANY REGISTERED
would
relieve
congestion
and
t oo p . H i Baseball. W o r t
* bouts was * mystery. Th* famous
reduce
traffic
deaths.
Field.
MIAMI.
Apr.
S 4.-W T -A H
Dirkaaa, representing A bra filar and hla wlf«, who havw bean
living In Wale* aloe* early this
retard* for Dada county regta- ham
Lincoln's congressional
tration for tho June Democratic
district, claim* Lincoln wnurd year, landed at Boulogn* yester
day, bringing their own automo
primaries were broken yester-
Is First Honor
For Local Lodge
Ethiopians To
Fight To Last |
Grand Lodge Session
Is Attended By 11
Past Masters Here
Selassie In C o n t r o l
i Of Troops, Reporf
0 f Mutiny Denied
. Merchants To Get
Petteway Agrees
To Keep Faith If
Intrusted To Him
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Percentage Taxes To ,,h*l'c*lly1 ,|,n,r’1 rep«ru of muHe Sent Hack Under
Supreme Court Rule
Only One Promise- Is
Made By Candidate
In Sanford Address
■’W
p,o,,u *rt , “p” «•
J*
Owens Takes Over
Montezuma Hotel,
Buys Out Partner
Proposal To Free
Reprieve Granted
B r itish Subiect
About To Hang
College Dean Sees
Much For Florida
In Next 20 Y ean
•
v•41
K
Augusta Man Killed
By ‘Tame* Pet Lion
Britain And France
Would Know German
Colonization p l o p s
MARTTIMBMEWS
Senator Trammell’i '
Condition Improyed
Early Filing O f All Two Killed, One Hurt
Rural Rehabilitation In Headon Collision
-Applications U r g e d
WHATS DOING
a
n
a a w
s s r z z
w w s
CongresamanWould
Move Statues From
Wo0|dngton'8 Porks
LOCAL WEA1]
Lindberghs Believed
On Way To Riviera
lL
bile. and Inquired about th* read
la the Rhrlera on Franc*’* south
ern coast an th*
. , i a-'w;
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vettr with ton. .m in the n'lilh rb* W * , r » r**“* •*« anaioua
felled to off*.* Gr* c m n , y*e- »« Pj*T. k* * i * * ,
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f t- f i »2
The acore pad allowed (hat th* { f f if e a S ,.
' Lookouta mad* ilg error*, but a*- i-hie,£,
•prdlng to th* fan* who aaw th*
sa :
| I M to th* Sanford Clsb, It wal* 1
ajcrrh
to.Ute eighth inning with a deuhl* rnieago
; pipy on that Untp* ealUd Sloan*. "<*«ir>n
Fourth District, which laalud** M tenaa and othara who win * M
Sanford, and th*ra ara *1* dla- |t tk m g b "—pnrrido team: - « n v
txleta in tha lU U .
I g*ra and empire* and arraag* tha
"If Judge Wllklneon can run a achedola. Th% Legion will furntatr
bunch of bop boxer* all over tha equipment for thu aJx chib* he tte(
•tale all bp hlmerif, tharo. is no now league. ^
^
reason wbp In tha dieksna 223
Arthur W H ttt, member of tha
men in this Legion post c a n t pet Legion and leader In Bop Scoug
acruao n baseball league," tha act!elites, took Harman Mania at
commander declared.
th* Jaa|*r High School to tha
‘__ ______ _ ' meeting of tha Tatar*A*, and tha
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Clp tljteV th* wbol* *: __
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naplr* w»* given a ahorse of boo* r>#ti*<ii
tq rth a fane, and pUy«r* p r o f it 7niiud."*hu
•4 th* dmlsltn, hot th* decision
arte made and Graham rould, or — — — —
1 m i l , .not aheng* It. .
I pmva to b*
Gate*’ donblo In the slrth on- percent there
^ p M BonMr, who r**eh*d f t h t ’oiv ydetordep’a i
* tr error, to tally Sanford's fire* fujd, .
riUk KInard, who elagled, mad* Dr-' Th*'bo« *e<
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first run) in th* **r*pth lowat ■ ,
f f lM ’ OaU* threw wild to’ flraf s a a r o n n
tg ftse to retch Bunch.
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' fa th* tenth, Sanford hi* tw#
ih
aa with oalr on* oat, but Bunch nwiwuu, r(
struck oat Wegner end Bietruff «»«•*
Ml a grounder to Bollong who beat
n,
him to item bag. Bollong, who mad* nutruff. «
D* Land’s winning run, retched v **1' *
; flret when he wa* hit ky "*•* o f to ta l
. Yoalh offering*, advanced on prL.»*t>
’ Majmkp's aactiflc*, and earn* mnrwo^. rf
Wma on MtFirian*’* eingU t* •*«.;>*>«*. in
aoiiter
Dareraolt, ■
-.H T h o ag h it w*t th* first gem* *f iUcVrU..''
, tha aaa**w In DaLend, the attend- Kinard. «f
ana* was email. Officials **• i “" ‘IiLl* 'a 1
acatead tha opinion that IHLand’a . n.UVh.' * ’
I t p*rc*nt i he re *f tha r*r*lp»a I . u . c . i . n .
of s«nd*y’i g»m# In BanfnH will ( TOTJUJ(
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ST. LOUIS Apr. 21,—(A)—A
booming double In th* ninth
Inning - try — Manager Frankie
Frisch that sent threw runs serous
th* plate, fol'owtd bp *n error
and a tingle bp MDcekp” Medwlck for two mor# scores gave
th* St. Loul* Cardlnsls on 8 to 7
victory' over th* ClncHUnMNda
her* yesterdej-fc^.
•ud** (right)
during tha N
ARLINGTON DOWNS, T*t.,
pr,.. 21 .—(^)—What
happen*
i t *
to money that racing fan* fall la
1 * ' collect after losing or accidentally
, * * destroying winning mutusl tick• * eta?
I * •
Thle became an ImporUnt ques. . . . tlon hare when Imperial Hlga. a
| i* 3 long shot, wa* iacorrootlp paatad
is i l l i »»,tlte winner of a race when
tiernes .Thistle Gcnl* actually wa* ahead
Browns Of S t Louis ' Huns kntt*<1
KlaanL | in a tight flalih.
Score Initial Win
eelrteMt I Jud«*‘ depend#i on th* Jockoys’
catsakg, I *Uka U determine tha wi*n*r In a
s; T a r - 1qtiek derision. ch**kop showed
u DVTBOIT, Apr. Ilw -O h—A.
•s^ ’ Ssa- In’PoHal High finished slsrsnlh
ria-run oneleoght h» tha alghth
mkv Um *
ia balls. In a flald of tarn v*. A f*w minutes'
tuning yaaUrdty (IteUtl thfaa Pa- M
I»sU
eei. n r d*tap in posting th* rsal winner
tm lt p H rite r^ tite M h s Schjmlbojr y m . t n ,VT . I! followawl. »ut—
Saw*, from tha mound and. gar* ,
Innin(,
i,r b*:
Many gool win tlckata op
th a St. Louie Browne their flret, iaiiin*a a. i
>» ♦«•«' Thistle Oenle had bewn torn I*
Y ktorr *f tha *aa*on. » te •• P rt*;,7“; r)h f i Z Z
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bits or scattered on th* ground.
V n h it a homa ran for th* Tiger* n,raa^
a -, Fan* bar* very llttl* recourse
in th* aixth.
f .r cam. i:i».
_ _ _ l after destroying ticket*.
Tha Texas Jockey Clab he* *PP'O'lmalely 110,000 In o rvser*#
i fund—mon*, rnelalmod during the
/ give them a / C r
■flvo m**llngs st Arlington Down*.
I Much of that «*m was gained dor*
GLASSES Of ORANGE JUICE
i Ing th* Mrller meeting* whsa
fans, anfamlliar with raring, deMOTHfR.AND HERgSTHE
j * glass n e e L
In tha loara*
Lookouts
S e n a to rs ,
S p lit
R ed
Sox
Winners Ip tl
te r * stats ti
nwr of th* *tl
play lot the
shin.
-Wa n s
rbawaVwwhlp.
D o a U e -H e i^ e r
Here Tomorrow
:
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Daytona Smashes [SL Augustine Is
I Out 13 To 7 Win I Loser I n Close
Over ThrG-Men! PalatkaC ontest
Tha.Sanford Lookouta play th*
Daytona Beach Islanders la th*
beach d tp thfe afternoon, oat
Suhr Piratee, 1 .
rwtam to Banfocd tonight far
Th* Leaders
lUain, Cuba, 4| Troeky, Indiana. games on tha homo field tomor
S; Ott, G lanu, | | F o n . Rad Box. row and Thuraday. They plsy
i t Goodman, Rada. I | Dtekop,
| Yank***. I t Demaree, Cubs, t>
BT. a UOUSTINC, Apr. lic
#r O A lN O V lLU L
Amassing I I r a a J n . tha-laat tw u -T h r Palntk* Aial*Ba m»d* iVlwo
Innings, tha Dayteea
Beach in a row over BL Augurtln* hero
Islanders dsfestad th* Oalp**- yesterday bp eopplng Urn secvllle G-man 11-7 bar* a t Harris end gam* aa th* Florida But*
Field.
< Lesgue ochedule I t* 1.
Th* GaltteovlU* club had a Mad I t waa tha spaaing hem* till
•f I to 1 until th* fateful aighlh
dm Salat* sad over 700 fa st
inning whan th< Islander* rapped *m la th* stand*. Mayor Walter
three barter* fag seven ruas a ad B .. J n u e r addruaaad tha crowd
four hits. Tho riiito r. r s a s W i hi • pmgamo rsramouy aad .A i
la th* aoat frame to put ; tha combs, rte* praaldaat ad th*
gam* aa In , gathering to Urn teagws, ^ lalrodocad ' Manager
run* and aU kite aff Schasar.tha Baatraan of Palatka Pad Mannfeurth Gainesville pitch*r.
gar S u m
of BL Anguetlaa.
Albritton, tlte startlag Oatooto’9 B |g f i g e e k fo ra ar manager
.rill* meupdauw. had th* Dag. | » | bagk« of tha lain te la thm
ton* B ^ch team well Ip haad Ibr gig |to rih Florida ldhguo. opened
th* flret M **n frnate*,. tUaw tag s|m | * * a l-------r ha i M t o g thg
only fir* Magi**. Th* r W t o t o f £ L
rally began to th* eighth *
h
a
Bradley, Iccal center fl* |d « , M ,
__
. th* fornwr dwlvrud tha# in hi*
rnm 1028. —
——
opinion th* backing, of such a
INDIANAPOLIS. Apr.
OF)—Th* rummong,-'.to
______
ral changes
.
in playing Uaru* would 4 a. tha "moat worthbell" win he on*wared bp. half a ' p , ^ ,__
nd____
th* method of tounvi»* while wovh Ihp V*glon eobld on.
million youngster* o r, mot* thl* nunt 1pity
-1- , . dra I»lnt launched, devteka,^ He told -n.
tf. what
-----------th*;Sanseason on th* dt*mends mal»-| Doy, •Ugibte fee th* teams m uit ford Lion* Ooh hag don* f ir 13
Uliwd aU over th* natlop bp tho b* amateur* who hay* not at- years in. enoueor^pg av bageoail
American Legion for it* Junior I talned their 17th birthday be- laacv# ef . little . btUCT.. “.but After
be a*ball taami.
.
I for* Mar. #L ISMThey will * bop reaches the ag* of 1] there
Mor* than MO.OOO participated | hat* to provu It, too.
la nothing far hhw to do.” “I t la
lart aeason, and H#m*r U-Cha:l-, Thera will be- 24rvgional
un to a*.” ha sa id ,.’* to paovid*
lauz, director of the to len 'a tournaments, with two-atat* win- them with good, almn apart.1*
Americanism coaunlaaion,. *P°D-j M ri taking part In arch. There
Mr. M*r^a aeld khat eom# of the
soring the program, declarva. w|||. ha three sectional team *- older boy* had managed to form
there la to bo a bigger turnout m ^ ta . with tig h t regional win- a leegr* of f!v* team* aad wero
thla pear.
nan
participating
h* each, atruggllpg along without W - * Moat BltiUrteu* of Uw gradu-j Tournament' will- b* plepol In rectlon a? aaejataaca. Thaaa lad*
a tea of legion comp«tlU*n- which i the hem* city > r» n * of th* eon- are a l l ^ Ju«J*g High, hut n*
Asnford Ip th
I
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‘ PHILADELPHIA, Apr. I t — UP)
—Looking nite th* A h *f *14 p i
fhr pa I h d r bitting waa n a r s r a i i.
th* Pbllodotpbi* Athletics cam*
.
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B m h in li Crnntj M « « c «
S an fo rd Is T h e O nly C e n tra l
F lorida CUy A ffo rd in g R a il, H lg h w i*
A nd W a te i f ra n s p o rta tio n
I h M m * P n H * A a d V cgH abtoa T h a n A ny
^
S im ila r A ra n I n A m erica
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 19M
Million More To Be
|
Hurt As Alioted To Schools JShinholser Is Optometrists
Apr. 22, - 1
Plane Crashes <$A*1TALLAHASSEE,
)—Another approtionincnt of New President To Hold State
,000,000 to
crunty
school
systems by th* end of this
n i promised by Gorcr- Sanford B ank
A nd Explodes month
Meeting Here
nor Sholts.
.
1
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NUMBER 113
E sta b lish e d In 1908
I MINERS DUG FRANTICALLY TO SAVE TRAPPED MEN
EntombedjMen
In Gold M ine
Rescued Alive
“It will brine the total sppro-J
H its Power Line A t 010,000,"
t|onm#»t lM
» ***r
tho Oeyomrr
U k o M ary While
7 Aviator .Was Dasting Orange Grove
Mid.
$$,. Chosen As Successor Convention Dates Of
To Feitner; Ingley May 10 To 12 Set
Re-Elected I n s t i By Executive Board
tution's Execu t i v e Of Florida Group
Crew Breaks Through
141 Feet Of Rock
To Men Imprisoned
Since E aster N ight
Price Of $5,000
8. O. SblnboUsr, mayor af
The Florida Optometrlc Asso
Placed On Head Sanford,
Stathman Falls
waa yesterday sloctod elation will hold Its state conven
of lbs Sanford Atlantis Hon In Sanford on May 10, 11 nnd
Clear Of Wreck Of Alvin Karpis President
IE Tho dates were set st a meet
National Saak, succeeding I
lata ‘ ' Pater J. Fsitnor. Ho has ing of the directors this wsek.
Intense Pain Was ««
Suffered By Pair 3
Dr. H. McLaulln, Jr- is chair
Both Robertson And "t
man of the local committee on a r
rangements and said that about
Scadiding In Agony -V1|
7$| delegates are exnertrd. Thsv
will come from ater* section of
When Saved Today
Florida.
that
position.
Tho
remainder
of
H ittin
ttln g a lowballing Pp'iwer
Convention sessions will be held
m oose
r iv e r , n . a ,
WASHINGTON, Apr. 22—DPI tho official staff includes Georgs
ick S t,i____
t h m a. .n ,. D ying
lin e , D
Dfa_____
nr
M P ) —jA
roeeufl
W. Frasier, rice president; Ar In the Mbyfalr Hotel, Sunday.
—Attorney
General
Cummings
to
a n old plane, c ra s h e d n e a r
thur Btansn, cashier; and A. L. May 10, srtll be registration day,
crew tlltorlnq th ro u g h 141 fe « t
£
day
placed
a
price
on
the
head
nf
L a k e M ary to d a y . T h e plane Alvin Karpis, public enemy num- Betts, assistant cashier,
with opening sessions of tha cohf n v k an d d irt ronrhefn!W 8r H j
exploded a n d w aa d estro y e d hgr one. and his limping pal, Harry
'( n g m rn entom bed m o t * *
Tha flection of Mayor Shin- ventlon on Sunday evening. The
b y f lre , a n d th e a v ia to r w as Campbell. Cummings offered a
Their frantic digging spurred along by realii ation that life or death wit measured by minutes,
holsor to the presidency of tho program calls for a business ses
se v erely In ju re d . H e w as rewsnl of $.1000 - for information
River
n ' n ,,V, ,n * Mnom -u
financial
InstituUon
is sion at 10 o'clock Monday morn thi» rescue crew of hardy miners Is shown neori ng tho shaft where two mine official* were , , r FoM m ln« tralay, T b ry
ru s h e d
to t h e
F e m a ld - furnished to any representative of local
lng
and
anothar
business
session
tra
ri'-l
In
a
gold
mine
at
Moosv
River,
Nova
Fro
tla.
Faster
Sunday.
Dr.
II.
K.
Robertson
and
Alfred
looked upon as a deserving comhrn^ . th ro u g h th e
fln d
L a u g h to n M em orial H ospital tho Federal Bureau of Investlpllment paid him by tho dire?- at 2:30 that afternoon when new Scudding were rrscurd today. Thslr companion, H erman Magill, <ju-d two day* agn. (A l 1 I’hntn)
*°
wch
T)r.
D.
1a S an fo rd w h e re su rg eo n s ration which results In thg oppigi!j/j£fc.af_tl»o bonk, as ho U
officers will bo elected. At 4:30
— w ia m re w m
worked t t i r him for boors.
that afternoon an uddrora will
htiulon of Alvin KarpU” and $3- sldered one of (hwadltotai
thesSR|*
tending
A,f- “
C h \,Ch42S
X-r»y picture* taken this «ft- ICO for similar Information Head
delivered by Dr. Robert Wil
citisoas dT the County. He la a
" n*T>r,r from prfvstioaa
tmoon disclosed twt> fractures of ing to the arrest of Campbell,
son of North Carolina. There will
prominent
crate
manufacturer.
b s t e la tho face. I t was L-wa'll
J ,Ur,n' Their e o n u f®
' "4^
Karpis was named Saturday as
Mayor Shin holeer waa largely be a banquet and dance Monday
■it r,"d^
underground.
ttevod that bo was Injured In* one of the plotters In- ths kidnap responsible
for ths delegation evening.
tsrnally.
m
l
,nt# ^ nlgbh ^ r a
The final business session of
ing of William A. Hamm, Jr- Bt. •ant by tho Chamber of Com
7 n" ° n E»*ter
E*«*er Sunday niehr
It was rsported a t tho haspl- Paul, Minn- Drawer, In June, 1933.
merco to Jacksonville several ths convention will be held Tues
Herman M bam , died two d o r e ^ '
tal that bo suffsrod severs lacer- He previously bad been sought for Tears ago to Urge Edward W. day morning at 10 oclock to be fol
from privations,
^ “ tif f l
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
atloas and »oo wook from loss qUMtionlng In connection with ths Ians, chairman of tho board and lowed by another address tit Dr.
V*1 the pain (bo tw s
of
HU condition .» » •; gjoo.DOO kidnaping of Edward G. president ot tha Atlantia Nation- Wilson. He la also expected to
. .f f .r —i t h , , d ,.“ 3
Tomorrow's tides:
High at
la critical
Bremer, SL Paul banker, on Jan al Bank, to establish a bunk In apeak for the third time on Tuts
Local Units G i v e n • :S3 A. M. and 10 P. M.; low at A sfa Wosari Directs
When the piano crashed It is uary IT, IM*day afternoon.
1
~
Sanford.
evident that S Lathem was thrown
Dr. H. C. Bompona nf St.
Campbell la wanted for kid
Government Under Hundreds of persona stood a l 'V
Highest Rating A t 3:17 A. M. and 3:2S P. M.
Mr. Lana attended the moot
as tho piano railed over naping Bremer, under on indict- ing of tho board of directors aad Petersburg la president and Dr.
ton of tho rescue ahaft. m aty f *9
tlaaa and osploded and mept returned by the grand Jury stated he was highly pleased A. C. Houghton of West Palm
The Last Inspection Dr. G. 11. Starks ha, bought Selassie’s O r d e r s the
"f them had be*n working day aad J
from Walter S. Coleman thrvej
about >9 look from the ot 8t Paul. They are tha last ith the success of the bask Beach I* secretary of tha Florida
I Or TS» Am —
r i mal
«h.*. *“ MT*
^ ^ a d men.
whan It crashed. Stathman remnants of the notorleua Barker- and tha splendid development of State Optomatrle Association.
Major Hugh T. Mayberry, of tho lots In th# Goldsboro negro sc:-| Crown Prince Asfa Wosan took " Old
erihwork In tho abaft M l
lion.
able to walk M arly a block Karpis g*” f J
regular United States Army, Is
tho territory
surrounding this
| over direction of the Ethiopian norlng resrue oparatlona and do-'"’*before ho collapood.
In Sanford today and tomorrow to
w .
n,
. ,
.
.1 government today on orders of hli l»ved attemnl* to ponotrnto tho
city.
Ha
predicted continued
U
k
r
charge
of
ths
annual
inspec
- The aviator U a man about 30
,
growth of Sanford aad Seminole
U
J r*
tod,y p,‘ C!d
*^P*ror Halle Selassie, rock gnd debris In tha
y sa n of ago aad waa flying a
tion of tha throe local units of the under
125 for hi. app.ar.nc. In
u
reported th . Emper- rrnnnd chambers. Carpontarn '
County. The Atlantic National of
National
Guard,
Company
D,
tho
pUwa for tho Dr. P. Phillips
County Chert to
^ ^ * or's troop, had mutinied. Ths'Em- rn*h*H to th* scene t«
Jacksonville, with which the San
^
hhis
u U
l erihwork with MW
Medical Detachment and .Head- charge of a.aa»]t and batUry.
ford Atlantic j
■
— ■ u ..t y
bait
new til
quartan
taadfciity.'
'
1.
«.•
'*»
“- 7
* *• ,
to Itim th# *lOUiAkoaaJ * *
affiliated^ la -*|
—akssr. It woo naceaaary to fly
Tan
acre,
of
luto
on
fto
Cour.-*lh,
lr
n
|
fft(m
inspect Ion a of headquarters nnd
financial Institution.
A reeolation endorsing tha pro
and It la b e llftfi bo failed
Qoldwmgosl wer. ra d tow, rJ 4h* M piuIi AddU A bsto chairman of tha Rod Oroaa Bis tali
Suitable naoJuUoaa osi the posed WPA hospital project was modlral companies will take pises J
TALLAHASSEE.*
Apr.
to ooa the powor lino, or did -not
From How. c, m, wori) of „ of Canada announcod thin afternoon and tonight. Com by B. H. Dehart yesterday to IL
death
of
the
tola
Peter
J
.
Feltadopted
by
tho
Sanford
Rotary
Ten
rules
governing.
registration
•on It In time to prevt
vent tho
pany D and the machine gun out C. Dodd.
[additional war appropriation of Croaa would receive
M
r,
president
of
the
total
Club
St
Its
regular
weekly
sad payment of PfU W * ^
about 411B.0Od.<KN> bringing tha to th* fuxL A commit taw of (fwg
tunc beta at tho Mayfair Hotel yea- fit will he In* per ted tomorrow.
a t tho
Joe Daniels was granted per total war fund to about $800,000,. waa appointed to n p arrlao diapoStatbmaa’a homo Is In Daytona the Juno I 'p r im a ry In Florida
tsrday. Dr. Samuel Pulseton had 'AH Inspections will bo a t the
have been Issued by Attorney
mission
today
to
demolish
a
000.
■Ition of th* money dln ctly to tha
previously explained the nature armory.
General Cary D. Landis. They In
Major Mayberry Is stationed at small frame store building on
Reliable sources said tha Italian worker*.
of tho project and had polntad
Popular
Avenue
between
SecuuJ
.
j
,
Th* resells crew* *<•*• ** J — "?
army had advanced to within 70
TVo Aviators Die In eluded:
out to tho Rotartona tha need for Brunswick, G» . ami la tha Army's
.1. Apr. 30 Is the dbadline for
ago managed to
, jm (_
tmprovomsnto and additional fa inspector of all Georgia National and Third Streets.
rate* uf tha Ethiopian capital.
registration
In
all
counties.
Crash In California
Guard posts. He Is now sngaged tn
small hoi* to tha ( .J im o r e a s t s
cilities
a
t
tho
local
hospital.
2. May 18-1* the daadUno Irr
Jtlrfga Ralalgh Petteway, Can
th* thro* man were trap pod, god
Ths Ssv, Martin Brain Hvt the Inspection of tha antlrs 1141b
L a m b d a , c a iir, Apr. t t r - o n payment of poll taxes.
through this thay w o n able tn
charge of tho Rotarlan's program Infantry of Floridm Tha three dida t a for governor, will spsalt
3. Candidates for . slats offices
—Two aviators wore killed when
•end down
particles
of A
food
and
•• jrat
MAiun wi
WH RUB
An elaborate, banquet ad tho end delivered an Interesting Ulk local units are • part of that In tn Sanford Thursday sranlng,!
must
qualify
with
thb
secretary
and
Major
Paul
Crank,
eandl-|
their piano gnvndlooped
medlclnoo,, and a small talgpboM
Mayfair Hotel n ex t 1 Wednesday rti stynwlogy, explaining tho dcrl- fantry.
data
for
Congress,
will
spsnlt,
of
state
by
May
2b o a t into fls mo o -o t -th e Sen
by moans .of which thay ware kept
e Toning from 7 until t o'clock Will ration of certain onomatopoeic — Al the Inspection last year the
Francisco Bay Airdrome yester -4. Candidates for offleos with open tho ovation and reception words, as wall so tha origin of local guardsmen were given a hers on Friday ovsning.
In communication
imitation with tho Ira*
in
one
county
must
qualify
with
day.
prisoned men until th* latter be
which to to to riven to honor of other words which had tbalr foun satisfactory rating. According to
WASHINGTON,
"Apr
22
.—UP)—
Tbs Met»<Aiist Men'. Club will
The victims worn "Buia" Mor th* court dark by May 7.
came too weak to talk. Taatorday,
ds: lr ns in the a id a n t Tatln and Guard officials there Is only one
5. Registration books connot Mlaa Louise Johnotqn who woo Greek language*. Mr. Brum ex other rating and that Is *un- meet In ths annex of tho church Daughters of tho American Rev pt% Ihjbcrtson told Urn man a b a t
rison, prominent Reno, Nov,
recently named "Mloa Florida."
olution
heard
-fromtheir
notional
filer, and J. F Long, bead of the be clanged between tho first The banquet room will bo
ing to break through tho aolld
plained th at moot foreigners hove satlsfartory," and If a company on Thursday ovonlng a t 7 o’cloek. dtfsnao chairman
today that
primary, June 2, and tha second
Aircraft Service.
tifullw decorated. Tha Florida as much trouble mastering tho to found unsatisfactory It Is given Sapper will bo served and a "masquerading" communists hava stone barrier that bo and bin eon»primary,
Juno
23.
Any
program
given.
AH
members
ol
00
days
to
Improva
Itself
or
dis
Morrison bad
ht hit
Rhyt hm Kings will furnish dinner EngHsh language as most AnmiL
succeeded In being elected to Con pnnlon h id given up
wer* ready to die.
music. This orchestra will alee com have learning foreign' long, bond. Guardsmen In Sanford hove ■the Cub are naked to attend.
gress, and are "boring from with
always passed the tnepectlona
play fo r the “Queens" Ball which oages.
_ T tost flight
in."
Tha wsathar: Cloudy, (calterH
Tho Rntarians also ad ipUd a with high ratings.
will to to ld at tho CHy Hall from
Morrison a t tho controls.
Mrs. Vinton Earl fil*son assart- Praise* Denunciation
showers tonight probably clear
resolution andorslng Dr. J. H.
• .aboard the plane burst In
10 P. M. until t A. M. the
ad these '‘communist*" are trying
ing
Thursday
morning,
cooler
In
fto
rrell
of
Ocala
for
lieutenant
in a s W o re raorurers could Service Ctyba Plan A evening.
Little Girl Found north portion Thursday. Extrema to chengo tha American form of F o r Tax P rogram
governor of the Florida district of
the victims.
Tho following poopto
through constitutional
Dinner Dance
In May espied IhvltatioM to be praosni a t Rotary UferaaUonale.
Uninjured In Shed northwest Florida: Cloudy, cool- government
WASUINQTON, Apr. ttc-U P )
*- ». i:
amendments. Sha said thay parada
probably
showers
tonight,
Among th i |Q fiti of
R°’
banquet as guaoto of
N
ear
To
H
er
Home
undar banner* of both major po —Dispute over n naw tax program a
Deputy Sanford Xtwantons, meeting la the
Thursday
cloudy,
cooler.
tartans eras T , E. Simpson, newly
dominated th* capital aeons to
repreeea to tiros of tho «
litical partial. ‘
,1acted president of tha Chamber
regular aaaaion a$ noon today la civic organisations of
day. Estimating revenue fra
S l a i n tha
Mrs.
Bisson
attacked
an
amend
CANTON.
M
s*.,
Apr.
22,-bPI
Judge James G. Bharon ami
of Commerce, who daHvared •
Mayfair Hotel dining room, Maxwell Stewart, liana
ment proposed by Rs presents tlyo bill a t $803,000,000 a y e a r , ----abort talk on tho success nf the —Search for pretty 10-ytsr-old Georg* W. Bskofletd, candidate* Maroantonlo, Naw York Repub ocrats of th* House ways and . < ‘
•J t L - ( n - beard-n program feu taring Mrs. and Mrs. H. & Pope,
m tonhlp eampalf" and « - Marilyn Miller, who disappeared for Congress, addressed Wood lican, declaring “this so-called Roana oommRto* said It woaU >
and Deputy W. O. Flaming, vocalist, who Lag Lon, kfr. and Mrs. R. J . Holly,
toad aomo of ths Immediate from her bedroom tost night, end
of tho World In their dis publican would completely change Correct tbo “grestoot defect to
kith ef was accompanied - by Mia* Mar Amtricon Legion Aaxillary | T, TU objectives
ed
to
d
s,
when
an
aunt
and
friend
of
this
orgsnliathn.
trict
conference
to
.Orlando
last
our form ef government by 1*1 le our present system a f t ii n lls n "
shot to garet Barlg a t the plaho. In tlu Slmpaou, >Chamber of Cosemo reel
Other visitor*.S t tto luncheon of tha family found tho child un evening. Tho next meeting of th* isu re process for bo ask* tha gov- Committoo Rs pub. lease danonarad.
of W alter Colsmaa, Mr. an d Mrs. W. 1* Cooper,
section
banned,
save
for
scratches
on
her
cunferenoo will be held in Uma srnment to taka over natural th* pton os a “vicious* th reat j
Long presided Woman'll Clobt Ralph F< BagwoD, bulodod Asher Peter and W. »president,
toga. In nn uuthouao 10 feet from tilla cn Jqly IS,
ever the lui
Chamber of Cemtoomi M> O. Glees of Orlando, Frank Snell of bar home.
resources properties and ontor- tho ''stability of huitoooi aad saw
WWW
w
TttuavSto, and ItobC Wilson of
ploymant."
If. B. Pope attended tho
Shi aba tear, City of B o ated .
Dr,
Nowell
S«
Hagan,
medical
____
•on as the ef fit Lai l eptaoeaia Dr| F. E. Townaond i
Others are yet to bo tovtted Sanford.
examiner, said tho child “ p m I- before County Judge J u . 0 .|*
’
Bnd 0thsr tho tftovsmant for th* t:
tlv e 'o f the
to dip
had not boon assaulted and
w i t . Stetwer WUt Sound ttraly"
cues plans for
today to driving an
, b^iamls, to bo owned anti operat pay $200 monthly to
so a r to m rariy
abn was suffering only slightly Bharon
mobile wkilt Intoxicated, waa
past sixty, was . I
dance o u t month for
H erald.
Keynote
For
G.O.I
•
fram exposure. Ho ordered tho ordered to pay a fin* of $200 ed by tbo government ot tbs
testify May 6 at tha
of the Kiwaaia, Rotary and
ttttto girl put to bod, and police, or go to Jail for 60 days. Sant United Blstss.
vaatlgatlon of bla or
clubs and thetr wives.
P resident
CLEVELAND,^Apr.
whs said they believed tho child Evan* ptsadad guilty to being
a J. Nla. sotootary. to!
Eliza Hum e Dies Of
sailor F ra te to k BUlwer. of w«a abducted from her bedroom intoxicated and wat flood $5.
V isit
the chib that Use hoard of
P resident A t R ites
O rt/^A WoHB W ar vstaren and ami hidden to an outhouse when
Influenza
In
Miami
tors had
goaoraSy oowradsd to bo •
kidnaper feared tsm st
Consul Commander O. P. HamF or CoL Louis
WABHINC
membership ’upon Mrs. R.
l of police activity, refrained m of Calory Camp . of th*
"SdSto<-»B<ra** I" P*r t>r *f‘
Mis* Elisa Hums, 70, dlsd In
P i ooU n it
Doan. Mr. Nla thou n o d a '1
Mr*, waa tho traanlmoo, choice
questioning bar until after WoodntoM of tho* World requmls Miami tost night, succumbing to
WASHINGTON, Apr.
to n
from Mrs.
a largo attendspco of th* mem nn Ulnae* from Influent*- She —President and Mrs.
yesterday «f tho RopaWlf*" *JV
J r her appracl
i
*
the
------- “ laa as kaynoUr
.0*
bership a t tomorrow evening's mad* hor homo for many years accompanlod th* body
About $0
tochairman of ths
lodge sstolon whan plans will be In Sanford with bar oUlor, Mrs. presidential secretary
member* aad
>ns A r e H o s ts T o
o, r. ■vsatira
for 8 "family night" on C. J. Rumph,'until Mrs- Rumph's visor. Col. Louie M.
Tho
the
l
.
i p t e r O f D e M o l a y Apr- $0 to which Woodman from death about a year ago store burial a t Fall Rlsur,
to charge o f
only
other snmpo In Central Florida which time ah* llvsd to tbo home
la aomtoatton,1
aad all political candidate, will of 'C. II. Rumph, a nophow, to
tho persoa
C.
Washburn,
worshipful
Fists ber, com
b« tov ita l
LOCAL WEA1
Miami. 8h* I* survived by «
and nymbore of the
"Tho selection
brother,
E.
C.
Hum*
of
Mlai
Blue Lodge, ware host*
tho
A mooting of
tho Bomtool*
•aw. Average,
i night to u mbra* aad officers Wtmty Agricultural Association two nopbows, E. A. Rumph
m Avsrega.
• f tho
Xtaptsr, Order I failed for 8 o'clock Thursday Banford aad C. H. Rumph
r. A v erag e
Miami, ooa note*. Mrs. B.
*y,
the
Jnator
t
r
a it
vsalJW
In
the
Seminole
High
DOING
s ------------yen—rad ky tho Mason*, School to rate!vo now Informa Wbltocr, J r , of Sanford, i
W g~-i
■taly after tho regular tion regarding tho Creas-Stoia numerous other relatives
1i
araferred Canal Ural has baan obtained by Florida, Georgia and Alabama.
Sanford
Funeral torvlcm will bo s
• f Initiation
IM .
Its
III aomtdkr
J r , with nil
Falter
of cattle dipping, ducted Thu ra d s / afternoon at
4 o’clock from Holy Cnes
DoMolaya
M a li Club.
lh* mooting to
Episcopal C hunk with the Rot.
I degrees
ir.
•ambers
of
tbo
no[o “.
t pf tho
Haynes,
Id
aU persons toter- lu r tto Bram to char go,
>spectators.
torment will b* to ~
■ Wo*l
m
win
Agitori.
Jo* M.
*u
„
,
boon's director of tho bank sines
Injured M an Rushed Attorney
uener&l Of; it *»• orgnnixed in im and tu
_ To Hospital Here,
was by unanimous Soto.
UJS. Offers Reward flection
J.
L.
Inf ley, rirru tlf* vlecCondition Is Critical For I n f o r-m ation presldont of
the bank, remains In
U.S. Army Officer
To Inspect Guard
Tonight,Thursday
Crown Prince Now
R ules Ethiopia;
S o ld iers Mutiny
>.tsr ^
R o t a r y Endorses
Hospital P r o j e c t
Proposed By WPA
Ten Pre-Primary
Rules Stated By
M o r i^ G e n e r a l
'te sT ifrsa a rte a
Banquet Will Be
Giveh In Honor
Of Miss Florida
D. A. R. Told That
Communists Have
Invaded Congress
■2*256«• - r - , - g
■SSSffiS.
C
�S B K B fflK h
THE 8AM F0H, BBUM >, 8.
SURVIVE*
s * . > » sc. taia st »>s aw t o w j
JT Saqfsrd. n
l*V*a a swr.
■WEDKB8DAT, APRIL ZJ, 1PM
tt-
- ------ ------------------------
.Tha optimUt'c Idea of i s ring
dor a rainy day I* to buy n
lottery ticket.
T h i n hsva coma to inch s
IS* that the nor* eontorraUrs
m ss bacorass tha mot* radical
|jw a m f, sod th* mere Ubafsl
I thinks th% mars rsesUbnsty
No longar will Uta newly married husband have to
worry about indigestion following a patriotic endeavor to
assimilate hla woe's biscuits, If tbe establishment of the
■'Byktoe’ 8cboor in New York City begins a movement
which spraiads throughout the country as it properly
bhould.
As the American Mnmudne put It, “Ever since pre
historic man first dragged hla hrido home by the hair, only
to suffer Indigestion from a badly cooked mastodon
Tbs oitustlou has rtschdd th*
S-lnt in Kurt?* whpra if on* of
+<*• KlpW Marshals w ar*' to
l|Ip an a bans ns pool an SrtHtrv brnairc »■ old b« laid down
ptfjre h* bit t. to ground.
(]«*. Lsndon’t tniiklU nsm* I*
Mss*man, and bslisvt us, If hs
;W*re gassing ft r „offlr« around
.bert ws'il suraly val • for hlmt £ar
era Bat a Hat b e has aat aetkad U
ecr that If the aider paopls tad the
wM jroungtr are to be repporUd la
M . !*i»ur* th* other* wffl bate ta **•!▼*. tVU their aeppert, Fer h* n a v t i
*®, that arati those who art slltwad
r*’ to work shall work !«•(. though
Um they mart topport not eely thsmItac i d m bat ■ greatly Incrasfad do
ll* pmdsnt papulation.
°[
If tkls U th e m , to rates tha
American standard of ill* why
roold It not bo raistd much Mghar
•UU If no one want to work natil
h» « • twe»ty-on», If no on*
**»'t*J a fte r k* nrpt fifty, sad If
no on« worktd mor* than thirty
h*ar* • wooki Why U this »ny
moca * hoard thee Mr. R oow trlfi
, V *,1
doctrinal !!• tsys that "If It
* 4 **.
worki,
do
It
somo
mor*."
If
workj:., w
- .. ■
tnadad biwaaif th at tf>h* pro'' '
vtda* m an Wear*, ha whl pro- Iny !*■• I* the cur* for urw»ithan total on*mployF**ad with p »»i oampOoetlw
rhi* mor* wealth. This, la Its most ployip«ntr
tnmt o rg h | to produce th* a bontuntar had Sarmad aa hla M t hm|
patfoat form, la wiakfol thtakln,. diet Ufa.
firm bay aC C»lambis. Mkaa, bad
_______ .. ,
_
r«ra epereUaii parformad la a lie
. 'The prartlcal apptksttaa of th a
br*atbin« n > rtw aueoiiad thraat
iaetrlne la am b«wild«ring •* the
oearatlaa wtusb daatar* dtaeribsd
theory. Mr. Ho n w lt pr»noe> «o
fraae Pbata)
kaap boya sa d mb's In atbaal until
Uiay ara atght*«n. Thfc m o a i th a t
”
1
tha itato meat prorlds th«m w ith , heap rrary on* In achool until |
tha MhaalbotMaa sod tha Unchara slfhtaro sod to ratlr* araryona at
tea been need for a knowledge of dietetics among newly-
weda.
*
to i^Z T itoT llw
■“*
The "Bridea' School" In New York fclty not only under
takes to teach young women how to cook, bow to plan meals
biologically, amt how to aervp them, but also how to wash
dishes without breaking tbe dishea, how to sweep without
missing the corner* or sweeping in circles, and how to
make beds that don't come out at the foot.
. It's a great jdes, this "Brides' School," and on# that
should b e' universally7 developed. In fact, Ultra ought ta
be a law that no woman should be allowed to marry until
sha b** a diploma, or has otherwise adequately demonstrsted that she is competently equipped to perform tha
funetlona of the job she la undertaking. .
...
i i i l a
Did you-' ever hear of a bug having a nervous breaks
down) WaU* tb«y say that Is whet happens when fU<*.
mosquitoes, moths, and similar peats are sprayed wltlj
a •’pyrathrum" compound.
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l
PyrethTwm-la made -from . a .boattUful, red daisy,
which la related to our common field daisy, and is tha;
deadliest enemy- thare la to hoosehold;peats. Even in the
fields *ne brief scent, of the.essence %t .this, daisy by anj(
small bug and. It will have a nervous collapse, and thus,
unable to fang* far food or water, it starve* to death
within a few ■naonds.
"It wa* a Jugo-fllavlsh hausfrau who accidentally dlscoyfred .^ha-jiwtetfhlUinK power, of tha pyrethrum daisy
whan sha picked a bouquat of tha bright rad flowsrs and
iWoxa happening in Cpeah- put th rin 'o n a table In'the bouse." enUioa. Div.WUUam 4 ,
kb), Augtris sad Hungary fiimonton, entomoiogiet d t tha * Coif Oil OOOPAAy’s R®aafUfth U b o r s t f r t o ^ rotsbuygh.' - " ! ^ *H* noticed a
great number o f dtod huccts around tha withered bou
Z -----qaat.
S ubaequenU
quet.y, SqbafqneaUy, sm all. European .manufacturers
Csrttas U among Um ground the
tha flowers
flower* Into
ini a fine pdwdar and distributed it
1 reasiotleg their tea- about the continent aa
fer-lhs taSaesl bench ipauif Of im|II bellows
various
ind th* Gulf 0|1 Corporation |mL
H IP
le death-dealing yellow dust for use to Its Insect
1**9^ **
functions
Ws gspd Ul th* F*rt Mrara
that
the
pao**
ma ih*p‘ sr* esasUmMy
*m*d a m th* ragort that
A C le a n S t a r t !
this Coaceiepbly ha done (ACSpi by ,,T y much mor* afftctoatly.
b n e a t lafraesd bt the pnductlon
Th* Fr*ald«at of tha United
of wealthT' Yet tha Piasldaot StaU i ihoald not lead hla paopj#
wUkea those who ara ailtwad to to think that thay can yet tomewark a t the production of wraith thing for nothing. Ha thould Ull
to work leas while they sra Vainr them th* ilmpla truth that the
J* * t4 MM*, to. eroaida those « n w t price of UUura U mor* work, far
n*w eppertpariUdrr
I aomatody or a lowar sUndsrd Of
—1----o — ■
SSM Peas*
OF LUNG
Whenever wp hive tile d TowasendJte* fa r the name
o f.1 «Ingle reputable economist who haa approved or en
dorsed the proposal to pay |200 a month petitions to all
thoee paat sixty by means of a two per cent tranaaction
tax, invariably we have been given the name of Dr. Rob
ert Rl Doane of New York.
Wa hope that local Towmendltea have not failed that hte w arn 1
to notice the Aaaodated Prams dispatch from Washington wvrkeia working
which quotes the testimony of Dr. Robert R. Dpenc aa
given yesterday to the special House committee investi
gating the Townsend organization, pr. Cotrno m i that he
*
%*'* h
iUtog action of p y rf^ n im U w
rroltf,: whpn
roper quantHJea with aa espmclgtty refined hydrorier and sprayed ss s fine mlal into s m i n i i r
Whep the fine m ist fonwft in contact with aa
MHcUatfH toto the Insects n m ^ s y s t a m , do
th* nerve celts, causing paiplyelmnWithin a fgw
mth msulta from starvation, 'T h e organs gad
d insect bodies are decidedly different In many ra
il those of th* human body and those of animal*
Renee pyrethrum, ap deadly to flits, mosquitos*,
toths and other Insscts sad th*lr larva*, has pa
tiumsn beings or tb d r pets."
With apologia* to the ■ewo'i*
sad With no latcat of diaraapect
>U-CoL John VfCri*, wha wgote
1Huuag huu-ngg
t. as
U dlss
*r*.
wtowd wd f|m.
awttos i*rt*;g*ttoa S » to*ir
Itr Hsll. Hawarar, that ta not
pryi
pi MNrQKP»xntxM
to
B snfhnl'i flsMh th e aaaders
A , wshlsshap sa d taU «!
portico,
't f
Pa H l t h m d N I h o w u
■till |l 4 K |
As |s lr a* *ay craft VMt SSR(
s
W. '>V'VWts5#r tt
�’WHUNPDAT, APRIL 22, 1»W
T ilS SANFORD HKRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
THE PRISONER’S SONG
Personal A ctivities
r M k r
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
f
A mnaicml rcrua will ba given
‘ « t 8:0 . T. M. at Seminole High
School for the benefit of the
High School Orchestra.
Antntet. Spring Festival spon•orr 4 by the South Side Primary
P.-T. A- will taka place at T:t6 P.
. M. a t the ecKool auditorium. A
,* play. “SI**pl«k Beauty," will ba
’ oma of tha faaturca.
( A benrfit bridge party will be
.g iv en , a t 1:00 P. I t. a t the Elks'
Chib by tha Sanford Home
Demonstration Chib.
? A meeting of Catholic women
' trill bo held at 3:00 P. if. at tha
Woman’s Club building oa Oak
i A emus.
'
f
FBIDAT
Regular meeting of N. do V.
•Howard Chapter of the U. D. C.
will take place a t 3:30 P. If. at
. tha boms of Mrs. J . M. Hayes.
W**t {(loth Street.
' Seminole Rebakah Lodge will
m eet a f 1:00 P. M. a t the Odd
Fellows' Han.
‘
SATURDAY
.* A chlckm ruppe* will ba flea*
F ak 3:00 p. M. a t the Congrega
tional Pariah Ueusof by tha
Friendship
L ta g u * a n d
the
Christian Endeavor.
* *'
T iM
M rs. J . H . T ru lu c k
P e r s o n
Circle Nfamber Pear of th* First
. Wr> .
student, of Srm inrl, Hi(lk School,
a mu.trsl m v * will be e l m
Thiirvisy n f » i» f at (1:00 aVIoeV
at IS* school auditorium foe the
benefit of the w horl orchestra,
directed by T. ft. Dribs**. The
public U incited to attend.
The entire program will o
a Is
~
S~E! r » A ;■£ •*”’ -•«“»■*-'■>u~
£ T . S L iT J si < > * Number Tw,
Meets A t C h U l
Mr*. Arms Iron*, W. U j V. pra*.
Baia separate them—bat thnt doesn't keep Jan Kiepnrm and
Gladys 8araribout from staging a romantic duet in "Give Us This
flight," musical production which opens today at the Rita Theater.
In the background at tha piano l> Philip Merival*, noted stage
star, who makta hia movie debut In the film.
BEAUTY COMES TO SANFORD
I
_ . ..
WOMAN NAMED CLKJOC
TALLAHASSEE. Apr.
—Mrs, Myrtle' O'Quinn of Clearw ater waa appointed by Governor
Sholla ‘ aa clerk of tha PtnaCaa
county d rm lt court.
Tonight
Thursday
n . : k ■>.
DELAND. A pr. 5S.-T W aftkeo
a » i atwdioa of the FWtbte Kwtioa Evhihita. ha thin city, pewneat m aen of ac tiiitf as t i e s
atbrea, architects. h a iiifa |i t o
tinearv artists, scuiptees a a i n o
"Pr*»W*nli*l INdonie**," Sou,* exhibit af tha staken u se a m t and
• an>l
“Blue Danube W t'ts* attract Ww which will bo a
.Diking feature d tb* Cxest
S trti'n O rrhctr*.
u t e . Expooitie* to be bebl ba the
Son* H itt Jewell itrtta.
City at O n t u k l tbla imesssr.
" W a lts r h m m n tu m e ."
Gotta e l In assay rawpeetm Ibo f h i l h
H it" F l u s h , ih W h ittin g to n .
evbi-.it at Clevekaad wilt uufav>
V ocal D ie t M e t I Stm t hy C U u ie the r»K>rful showings s a l e by ike
"tale >t lb* Chkracw wurhIS fairs
and Mi» M im e I Uute.
Violin Solo Mil* lSirin Jack. in 1* » and l*te ar in B octeM kr
Center, btal winter. M ta d h g to n
What Make-, a
Wood- statement sand* by Kkil * .
I r a e a after a aeries at **•!>*word—Mias Ann (lease*.
eocea with ( ia i e n tr Shelve: H v
“On the D,y I ' rt You tie! thaa Mayo. cwmmlaaianav of ag ri
Away.* - M l« I vina. Airarel- culture who will have char** of
the agricultural and horticultural
'Polka." Van.br Cook -Ruber' display*; lorrnau A, Wifcwa; sad
Herndon.
Edward Balt, respectively preri'Dance
Unique." Mn<
Mary Jent and riro presides! of Itorwha
Remler and
Mi-«
Marjorie Natwaal Raihlhita. lac. aai »lk*e
leaders In the kaoineoa. io.Ke.trml
Cogturn
'A m e re n 1‘a tr.d "
Mmcham and penfhaalannl life at tb* stake.
and “Down >»n the Farm." San- Mr. Brown will manage tb* Ckvedera^ Urrhrii i a.
'Hungarinn Fantasia,"
Schermann—Mi« Ikphne Tala. b.
Plano
Medley MI'S
Mildred
Hodges ant Mlaa t r e e , Wbhl■ien.
‘The Green Squaah" Uiaa Nancy
Rnairtter.
vmuh.......
Confederate Memorial Day *xsreiaaa will b* held a t 4:00 P, M.
a t U k m tt* Cemetery under the
ana picas of N. do V. Howard
Chapter of the U. D. C
TUESDAY
An **•11 boy" expression recital
will be given a t 8:00 P. M. drabs
Junior High School with the Rev.
• M artin J. Bram aa assistant talent.
The public la Invited to attend.
d .;m
presented a* fnl owe:
m eejng Tuesday afternoon at the U spend the ■atnmer. They
home of Mr*. J. H. Truhick, H I* aeeempaiiied by their son.
" * C“ U A7 " ° » . *Hh Mra. a . tee, W. Bell, who will ape,
• *"*
" a s brought to a
Circle Number Two had c l a m
eloaa vdthprnyer by Mrs. B. a of the program meeting of tha
“ “ "m enu ware served Woman’• Missionary Society of
to lh e following: Mr*. R- L. Car- tha Ptrat Methodlrt Church bald
J* H. Colelough, Mrr. Monday afternoon at tha church
»■ * . Paorifoy, Mra. W. P. Brook., with Mra W. P. Fields aa leader.
J r , Mr*. 0. C. Gibbs, Mrs. R. N. Mra. Fields opened tha meatlag
Nipp ar.Jfra . It, D, Rolfton, lira, with a Scripture lesson.
H. Barilla, Mrs. William Ej KaAll mam bars sang, “ How M m
a s -tr *~
,n 0tU U > E f ' . a Foundation." after which a*vu * * r7,nrT: .**'™R Carter, aral quotations ware recited. Mra.
Mra, H. H. HUI, Mra. J. H. Tre- w . Si Thornton, Mra. 0 . W.
Jock, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Miss Mary Bailey, and Mra. W. L. Morgan
Roodala.
and Mlaa
Augusra gave talki on tha “Wolf SettleI m int" i t Turin*? MR«tKlaK*m
Florida Exhibit
Spw w im l hjr ISr nrrbe.tr* aad
n
L
i s H o s te s s T o C irc le !
High School students
Plan Musical Revue
•Dark Eyk*** (Ruavlan Gypvyl
yUa Dnria Jackvon.
"Golllwogg'a t'ahr Walk." Dcbuaay- Mi»» D«>ri. Rnckey.
Attention I
Candidates
Sw Vs First
Mrs. J. L. Jackson
Is Elected Secretary
For Your ( i n K
H rt«hn and
Mrs. J. L. Jackson was alectaJ
corroaponding aoerftary at the
regular bualneaa and social meet
ing of the Aiartan Claaa of tha
First Baptist Chureh held Tuavday evening in the church annex.
Mra. R. U Beard. Mra. V. 0 .
Hasty. Mrs. 0 . 3. UttreW. and
Mra. F. U HJU war* hoaUaaaa.
After tha
bualneaa teuton
whan r t porta ware heard from
all officer!, a aocUI period eras
enjoyed whan rafraahmanta wait
'served. Gama* sad contests ware
played and prime ware awarded
OOkrr rikKtkm)
P f U lttf .
Reasonable Prices!
ARTIST
dCNOXVIM.lt,
T ew n.A pr. 52 .
( A PI—A rli't riiftim J. !/«>•
found the kitchen waa tb* oaf*
room bavin* sufficient l‘«b» I*
enable him 1o ih> bi« be*! work «»
■ painting of General Robert E
| mt- flo Mrs. I c m r a d pnt» an*l
pans **ble until her husband cuaa-
Thorn present ware: Mra. 0. C.
David. Mra. R. R. KaUy. Mra. A.
J. riM n m All*. « . R. Pippin.
Mra. T C. W o r t. Mra. Clifford
Walker, and guest. Mist Ira June
Ford, Mra. Allan Gordnler, Mra.
8. J. Nix. Mra. C. B. Beam. Mra.
Jee Dan lala, Mrs. C. A. Ander
son, Mra. R. T. Hunt. Mr*. U T.
H ER A LD
PR IN T IN G C o .
Mra. H. H. HUI, Mra. Lorralno
Baal, Mra. M. N. Cleveland, Mrt.,
R. L, Baard,, Mra. LUUa Fraiiar,
Eveninft Bridge Clab Mra. J. L. Jackson. Mra. 0. B.
Enjoys B uffet Supper Uttrsll, Mra. V. 0 . Hasty, Mra.
H. W. Rucker, Mrs. Reason,
Margaret Maoty, who will he In Sanford neat Wednesday
Honoring tha momhera of tho Mra. F. L. Hits, Miss EsteUe nightMlaa
a t tha City Hall aa "Mlaa Winter Park." She will appear In
Evening Bridge Club. Mr. and SantarfUt, and Mlaa Thao
the "Court of Beauty" ba “Ml** Florida," who la our own "Mlaa
Mra. 1 F. Haasho*Idar enter Vickary.
tained with a bridge party sad
Sanford," Lou Is# Johnston. The many beautiful r ounx ladies will
buffet supper Tuesday evening at G. A. Ra Convention* remain for the “Victory Half,*' which will be held from ID P. M.
their bom* hi Roa* Court. A few
Till 3 A, M. Tho affair !■ aponanrcil by the Jayceea.
progressions *f bridge wars played Held In S t Cloud
■fter which supper waa served by
tha boateas, assisted by Mra. W. ST. CLOUD. Apr. W .- W ) Tba Florida Department, Grand
C. Hill.
Tha dining tabla waa centered Army of tho Rapehi is, opened Its
with a bowl of bottl* brush. Deco stats amcampnaant her* yaatar
rations In tho Itvfnr roomconsist day with Union vteraaa from all.
ed of wMU howls jrf white pe parte of Florida pra iant.
tunias and (lalhli
State Commander D. 8. Huntar
At tho conduxton of at) bridge of Miami presided a t bualnaat
games high supra prtxaa wart
EJecttaa v of affleera
awarded to Mr« and Mra. W. t. and tha annual memorial service
Hill. Mra, Hitt waa given a both ware achcduled for today, after
mat and Mr. Hill waa tha rocIplent which tha veterans will attend a
of silk socks. Thaw present ware: barbecue arranged by 8k Cloud
Mr. and Mra. R. A. Newman, Mr. bualnssa men.
and Mra. D. L, Thrasher,’Mr. and Officer! will be ' Installed
Mra. F. E. Roumfllat. Mr. and Thursday, aa tha encampment
Mra. W- C Hill. Mr. and Mra.
F, R. Dana. Mra. J i". Rwaa, and Other organisation! mealing
Mr. and Mra. HouahoUer.
Included tha Department of
Florida, Woman's Ratted Cornet
lad lea of tho Grand Army af tha
Republic; Daughter* of Union
Veterans end Son* «f Veterans
a f the Civil War. <
■0N1FACR ACQUITTED
MIAMI. Apr. B e—<if)—Nathan
Haller, former Havana, Cabs, ho
tel manager, was free today af
foverament charged ha once har
bored Atria Karpin, loog-eought
SANFORD G lut, IIONUItGI)
TALLAHASSEE, Apr.
Mlaa Batty Whaalasa, of Sanford,
recently waa elected recording
secretary of Della Delta Delta
sorority at Florida State College
for Women.* Seventeen national
sororities ar* represented on tho
state collage campus. -
ONLY
OPERETTA
SLEEPING BEAUTT
Thursday. 7:11 P. M.
South Skis School
Admission 10c - She
M ORE
DAYS
/a
TO REGISTER FOR TH E
P : : JUNE PRIMARIES
Book* for Hanford. ProdncU 1 and 3 m
botch day (Sunday exceptrd) from 0 A. M.
2 M., add from 2 P ,‘ M. lo 6 I*. M., In the
iiwnt or the Court Hqum. Saturday night*
URM.
R
aj
•
AD County Precinct BooKX'dpen a t my at-
W. J . THIGPEN,
LIQUOR
ARCADE BLDOw ,U N F 0
FEATURING THE JlOH
CARRYING >TcOI
Ito g is tra lh m S uroi «b w .
SaphtoU Cooaty, Ftorlda.
O L D S M O B IL E 6
BROS.
i
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�t
i
, -*.' t C*M^*'f!li ,
m
u
i i n
i ID H B K A I . U . A A f W W V y j t j D P P K
ri i:'
. 4- w - »'
Bread D opant Make
Fat, Bakefe Declare
COORAL GABLES, Apr. TL—
(e -B rw d w
) h i i r i for IU
food qaaHUoa before the tweoty•oooml annual cantnKloi) of tie
Southern Dakar* Aaoortatlon at
Miami BBlMkoi KfUl k m
It la not fattening and aid* In
tho di^ration of other food*. Dr.
IL E. Lot, Nn* York roatarA
director, told eotne *00 bnktt*
attending th* convention.
For County Bd. Public Instruction.
D istrict No. 2
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
E. T. HAINES
JUNE 2,1936
i?or County Commissioner
BKMINOLB COUNTY -
D istrict Not l
CHARLES
DUNN
- »
*
. F if th Congransional D istrict
0 . RAYMOND ELLARS
M . C. GINDER
BOSTON STEELE
D. L. THRASHER
JAS. G. SHARON
Bilious Spells
For County Commissioner
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
District Nft. 2
LEG A L NOTICE
«•
aw
J. J. CATES
For Governor
DAN CHAPPELL
WM. C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
For Attorney General
VICTOR CHECK
SINGER SALES A Service a t
Mr. PUler'*, 2nd A Palmetto.
J. D. DAVISON
SPECIAL until-M ay IS. flO allowence for your old range on
purchue of any new Norge or
Migte Chef gas range. SemhteU
tir e Shop, Inc.
FRED A* DYSON
JOHN E. FOX
WILL SACRIFICE 9300 diamond
ring for | U I cm»h. Box H.
3— A utom obile*.
REX PACKARD
For Comptroller
-S ta te Treasurer
OTTO SCHMEHL
PETER THURSTON
For County Commissioner
For Railroad Commissioner
____
For State Senator
37th Senatorial District
W. R. DUPREE
D istrict No. S
LAUCA BENNETT, 706 Orange
Av#., want* Job a* mild or
leondrta*.
COLORED GIRL want* Job a*
nurae or maid. WUlle Maa
Friltne, #09 Celery Av*.
W .TTBALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
EXPERIENCED dairyman and
flrtt claaa producer daelra*
work, and dooenY mind IL P. O.
12. Laka Monroe.
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
J. J. PARRISH
ic k m t
n im t a - i
ia w
N olle* la h ereb y i l n » th a t |»ure u a n t to f te a l d tc ra *
M arch IT. 1*1*. In th a t c e rta in
ta tiM a o e d la g In lh a C ircu it C ourt
la an d (o r Sem inal* C ouply. f t " ' 1Sa, In r h i t r e r r ,
w herein T ilt.
F i:0 K ItA L
FA KM
MUIlTlMUK
C O R rollA T IO N ta p laltillfl. e n d
MATT IK NEUfON ttAHKSEUH and
LOUIS H, IIAIIKNKVS. h er huabonit. e r a d e fa td a n l* . the u ad eralg aad , U U I. A. Ml’KKIi. J It.. » •
H parU l M auler, w ill o tte r for aal«
a n deell ta Ih* h ig h e tl and Iteel b ldd a r fo r c**h, w ith in
the
l*d*l
h o u rs of sal* on M onaa*. tho die
d a r of May. D id . a l Ih* fro n t,
d o o r of lha C o u rlh o u ao of Heralnola
C ounty, F lo rid a, In Hanford, K lorlda. th o f.dlow ln* d a o c rlb a j lots,
piece* or p a rc e l! of land, clidal* In
Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a , to -w ll:
Mat* >1*. M l- M l. M l, M l.
M L M i. M l. MT. M l an d Lot C
an d L ot P ile** an d alt-apt a
■ trip q ff th e W eM aid* *J_»*ld
L o t D c o n ta in in g 1 acre more
o r Jaaa, th e E a a t boundary of
w g leh la a d ir e c t co n tin u atio n
a t lb* lU a la rn b o an d o ry a t Lot
M l) nil t r r o r d l n e to Ih* plan
of A ltam o n te L an d H otel and
N av ig atio n
C om pany
lan e* ,
a* ootid Lac In P la t lharvof ra corded m T la l B w lt I, |> e* # H ,
dam laui* C o iialy , F lo rid a r e s '
ord*. .
Said aala to be m ad* to aallery
tho term # of e#ld doer**.
OBO. A. aPKKR. JIL
Ao Seaalal M aetar.
FBMD IL WILSON.
S o ilg lte r for P ta lo tlff.
In bilkiua ape 11*. c a t of the
Bret thing* to do U to take a
dime of Black-Draught to r*lW**
the attending couatlpotU*. Yon
•an raly on Blark-Draught wk«ncver a laxative la needed.
Mr. T. I* Auithv of McAdxivllt*. N. C. leila of kdvlng'aied
Black-Draught for a long time.
“There la a box full on my man
tle, now," be write*. *1 take It
f»r btHouanr**. If I dU net take
it, the dullnea* and headache
would put me out of bnilneaa.
It I* the qulekeat medicine to re
lieve me."
Black-Draught U partly vege
table. It I* one of the moat eco
nomical laxative*. Sold In 28cent package* containing 25 dote*.
*
C. B* SEARCY
For Representative, State Legislature
j..
For County Commissioner
D istrict No. 4
B. C. DODD
W. B. WILLIAMS
A. G. WAGNER
For County Judge
D istrict New I
W. G. KILBEE
R. W. WARE
R. MATHIEUX
H.
ft*
COLORED GIRL wants Job ta
nun* or doing kouee (Waning.
Loot** Perry 111 Orange Ave.
PATTISHALL
OLDER
For Justice of the Peace
A d d u alx n ln r i*T Ih* Balaipi *r
nr
im iriv im
worn
For,Sheriff
PAU L
G.BIGGERS
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
JAS. C. ROBERTS
STANLEY
Aronag
BOB DODSON
w*tdr, fillin g ,at>Uon. 11 banrisg,
orange ami giep afru lt trvaa. 1
am land. 9&S00. L t lawny*
sor Of Registration
DAVID K.McNAB
Bdardall Ava.
FLOWERS
All Occasions
Democratic
J . OVERSTREET
S ta n fo r d
•WedEMiday, Apr. **. »»<••
For Clerk Circuit fcourt
O. P. HERNDON
TeMMM IM-
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**d vagvtabloa a l Ih* Saatef
«Ut* Farm ery IfMWMle Hard*
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market
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O O N F ID B N T lA L
j . f . McCl e l l a n d
LEWIS A. TATE
HARDWARE CO,
Eketrid UgbU, taleyhona, running
W. J. THIGPEN
ED* MEISCH
W ERT -Tha - JEWELER
HA 1N ICS.
llAINLd.
SAMUEL A. k W ltK IN SO N
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m r n r t Avt.
MTROM W . PVKI.L.JR..
Deceaar.d.
ADOPTfOT O F CH ILD
TO WHOM IT M AT CONCBItMi
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VACANCY IN Mnhonay Apart on nf ’dHe ra
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ment*. Phone 114.
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m a ile r e a r b* h e a rd ,
apply Jo
to lh a Ja d e* o f Ih* N in th Jo d lalal
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of Ifa**l L orain* W e rtM o d em c o n v a n ltn e a a , 1514 K. l*H, • * In fa n t ’ Tomato efeltd. a i
d e r Ik * nam e o f
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D*t*A a l
S a n ro rd . Sem inal*
Cw*»ty. g la re d a. Ih ld «h* I2nd day
Fourth District
JV. HERBERT MESSER
D a te d M arch t t . A. V . H i t .
C A Itn iE LO V ELL SMITH.
m in i
J. T. McLAIN
Prosecuting Attorney
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15—Apnrtxnratn for RonU
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
G. W. SPENCER
1116 WUlow Arm.
TOO* b N M aa ^ M m i e M U U '
Job a*
COLORED OIRL wants Job ss
nurse. B. M Smith. 10U E. tU
For County Commissioner
.
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COLORED ORIL wants Job do
ing a e m n fa work. M. B. HsrrU, »13 Oranga Avn.
Grow* No. 2
GORDON BARNETT
BLACK-DRAUGHT
J
C O LO R E D G IR L wants
For Representative* State Legislature
SHORTS CAMP
JA C K S O N V IL L E
FORREST B. STONE
H. J. LEHMAN
COMPANY
FURNITURE MEN MEET
TAMPA. Apr. « - -W V -Y ko
Florida Fmmitar* and Storage Aaaoctation opened It* teinty*flfth
annual convention hero today.
►*I M M ■ * * * » « * t * n # a a « « t » « — . « * # » . a , , ■ < » » » s « » a « a « * * i * > o f d o w —
For Representative In Congress
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l e t t e b WRITING
TYPING ■ t ■-*1
STIGATIONS
�THB SAXVOftD HERALD, 8 ANFORD, FtORlTJJt
ofentnt From
k* S id elin es
n
§
atntiin
ISanford Is First To Defeat Daytona Beach Clu
th«
Lookouts W allop
C ocky Islanders
By 10 To S Score
Igan Ligton FMt of F*nford
J t e • l«Bf *Up forwmrd.
ah* t i e o tter program* It
Mopt tU t evm li prerv* of
m m * T»P»« t4 tU community, ami
STto to U aanm tly doolrod that
t t e t e vtD M m «Up la tkla plaa
to U t t e r l*d* «1 th« ‘toon *c*
la in , ^ u a te l) te m a where they
will' Warn b aa »porta man* Kip ami
bo niiniplld In body and brain
baUAtw activity.
Each H it Made A Run
W hile Beach Team
Added Up G E rrors
._ B ut (ha t#tW" offlccra can t do
It alt- T te r mnat haoa th* c«epwratlea t f man Intcroatod in
b«jm, UtoreCted In tholr future,
intoy antod ineittenship. For yta n
b O f W t f kf*C 'l»**orin* t» Joto
fleoyta, but up til within
a t yreiska waa it poeaihl*
at man to act a* scootap additional
troop*
I
T te ■'“"to*
Ltakiit cannot even get
to tajr
thing about It
being a success, unlesa busy man
dsfalds they Srs not too busy tp
gls* a lltUs lint* to th* coming
generation. And b u y g u n art
rence by a Pav
er who kicked a
ball out or the f»«h of a Sanford man In the field,
■—- I, the <tanford Lookout * defeated the Day.
tona Beech I « ____„
sn-iere ny th# de
dalee oeore of 10 to 5 yesterday,
It waa th* first rictor,v f°r Uta
Weals and the first defeat
—l for tho
Islanders.
It was in the seventh Inn
Daytons mid* Its fiv* r
Started by the umpire e. _
Il^ae calling * man ssfe after the
omptrn on h»*c, had called him
n t The umpire on bears explained
ta lb* umpire behind the h«t that
Junior High
Baseball Teams In Championship
FOURTEEN SCHOOLS ENTER INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF
Three Signed For, 'Stuffy’s H ardest Series Of Three
Is Releasing
Lookouts’ Squad Job
Men, He Declares Games Is Started
McCron*. manager
By Club Manager1 of Stuffy
With Tiger Win
lha Sanford 1 iHikuals, *ai,l
today that hi, horjest Job is
Next Contest Thut**
letting out men on hi* team
T d like to heap them nil,’* he
day At 5 O’clock
»aid, “but that ia impotaib' •
Ami we're got to leita op
On 9th S t Diamond
portunities to strengthen the
club. It about breaks my
Champon*hip
play in til t
heart," the manager declare I, Junior High School B in te ll
“to gire a man his release,
•dfhH !o tht* Siinfonl l.*>okmU*, I but th at', patt of the mana
out yciUrtUy am! two todmy. ger’s Job A
All of them played in and
•round Gtinetville.
(it .
U«t
«tuaon.
Ralph Smith wn* addod to tlit?|
Thur-day afternoon at 9 o'clock '
nqilftil vr lenity
and
played
on the Ninth Street diamond.
•hortatiip
in the
game with
There are five teams of > IS •
Daytmin (Ifaeh, and Hugh <
boy* each In the League and
hell, pitcher, and J. (• Wntnl,
they have Just complatad fb«* j
second hnxeman, arrived 1 * * 1
weeks of play. These four weeks
night and may b# «e*n it» tom'*'
proved th* Tigers and tha Kbit* J
row'* game here with St. Aug NemcHis Of Lookouts dogs to he th* strongest of lit# ;
ustin**.
lance Hayes manage* tb*
Make Many Errors, Tfive.
tifaati. center fielder. and Hon
ig e rf Ind WtbTir W itter*
• flb.' AaaogloUd
nvr. who hi* hernplaying at
Fail To Get A Run manages the Uulldogs.
from la#mntpoU>.
pthort, have been given their re
This ia tho league tb* Amarie -.
b» PM* T » tvd*y,
leases Both men nhuwed well
When Daytons Reach went tn
can legion proposes to apoMOf ft p illio n bog* In
t'Al.ATKA,
Apr.
22.Tho
Heia their iHtsilunn
but neither
p te g(ll p ig , In bat in th* last half of the seventh
Land Keds, two-limn winners the reminder of the season.' '
waa strung when it cam# to ha
Inning Morton singlet, DltltngEven though th* Bulldog* look
over
tho
Sanford
l-ookoute,
ling.
h'ra was filt by Hardin and Mor
were shut out by the Palatka the opening gam* of th* "world •
Nearly
sit
of
the
Lraknut*
ary
ion advanced to second baa*. Boris
here
yesterday,
in Mil*"" yesterday, KoloU wb*
living at th* Monlaiunia Hotel Asalea,
tingled through the hoe, and th*
pitched for th* Bulldog* ■track "
their
thin)
game
of
the
season.
(hiring the training season while
tales wor* filled. Davl« then
out 12 men to 1 strikeout* b<f
The
(mal
score
was
I'alatka
7,
tb* llsjrbrll Assoc latiun paid
rapped out * single which Dilling
Hayes, pitching for th* Tiger*.''.
Del.and
0,
sxpenae, the players boarded
ham kicked out of th* reach of
Hold,
toe
k,
pitching
fur
Dr
•Isawhrie. but as soon aa their
Cates, Sanford third baa*man. a
Land, allowed 11 hits. He was
Dillingham eras running for third
also grnrrr.u* with his passes,
Attar Morton and Dll Ingham
walking no le<* than ID men
war* bath called safe at home
during the eight
frames hi
Martin of tb* Islander* knock.,!
A
b*ul
100
gel
far*
re
p
re
se
n
tin
g
a
t
le
a
s
t
14
*ell*g*a
w
ill
f
l
a
y
In
th
*
ascend
an
n
u
al
Southern
Dulldega
tidied
He fanned three, two
l"
th a
u m p ire
nut a home run, scoring both
In taraa llag la t* self ta u r n a m s n l a t A thsna, G * , beginning A pril I I . Paul L stlls ( rig h t) , Louisiana
Dyaoaa .
men less than 8y Slnalein, win
W * ,l» c a l l i n g n 8gnS ta ts U nlvaralty sophom ore. will Colon* h is ah am p lan ah lp a g a in s t a stiff fltld . Am ong his m*at
Howard ■
worked the
route
fur
the
d a n g tr e u i rivals are h it Isa m m sts, frs d d la H aas (to ft) and CIHf P a rry ( t a n t t r ) , Duka U r l v .m ty 'a
Aialeas The latter wi»Iked but llaye*
Kotoff
M*. 1 go lfer. A view of th e A tlians C ountry olub aeur**, w h e re th * tsu rn e m a n t w ill be playad, la
Brown
W*Ub«l
Shewn belaw , (Aa*«cl*t*d Free* Photo J_
one man
Californians Claim
an Tlowe
Five hits, four walks
om- IRapp
Record At Coaching en u r gave the Aialeas
e
Walbont
mariding four-run Irnd in tha I Willi*
cf
WhltUtt l
SAN FllANCiSCO, Apr. 33, second stunia, which ended_ \ hen I Hjigina
Tf
Dona
—(A PI—In a prnfeaaion whose Mfassl* was called nut for In- Knight
hit to
Rubetltute*
R o**elt»r an d H o p - Juba are aa transient ai n foot lerferener with Whire'i
ball coaching. Slip Madlgan and short. The decision □! Arbiter W » .
1
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Ith t h e ___________
three time* In the first on * base f'laytH'riA Ilrach
Nig Rarltako claim tom* kind l.ohr faded to meet
on ball*) n-tlagto by Swindell, 1
of record. Madlgan ha* been at approval of the local players an I
III Augustln«
1
1 .11i |
doubt* r f Catos and an error.
fans alike.
Whitman roller* 21 years.
*
1
.Olig 1
.
— ---Th* Lookout* piled two gior* Unlnvavlllv
Two more local tallies crossed
run* onto their oeor# In th* fourth.
ft.ttPOHD Jt\ lullI.K41UJM ! Pirates’ E ffort T o
the plate In lho fourth when
walked.
w ant
to
t n m **w ML 1b*y « learning Wagner
son of the Mnsslr folia w>v| Tnllwrl's single
armin.de
"T u.'' , . Down Leaders Of
te w to hit tb* ball, It waa shown third on a aingl* by B idruff, and
It carrying with a lowering home run over
by th* drubbing they gave tb* sto le h o m e . D la tru ff d o l e second t'.raivv
» * i 1 1 1 ; League
A Failure
a son" act rim right firld wall.
II_ U..a
1
“
tte r la te Bea(k Islander* y*at*rC., tn the
Stnatcln held DeLand to two
t e And th« 7 didn't do *o badly
s adjudged scattered
hit*
through
the
oo« . Th* Semlnolca still lesd the eighth inning where Skinny Methe day bofc**, a ltte r, wh*n
seventh frame blit
the
first i'aUtli
Junior League sponsored hy thot i}„wan. the 8atnt ohortstop. Stole
iv t.' Uons Club. Th* Piralet tried home.
• if valiantly yesterday to take them
Roih club* ocored twice In th*
down * notch, and cam* near do- third Inning. The Saint., added anSwIndoP. Rwindell (atole aecond.
*#* Inf it, too, but Billy Branon a other In the fourth, three in th*
want to third on an error by
JU
«“t acroas the winning an I fifth, an I one In the eighth. The
BaikU and stole home.
J” deciding score in the last Inning,
a>l 0f tH, r.iinesvllie runs c»me
Sanford scored again In th* **v- Brooklyn
««
Though the Hrate* loot ya»t*r- ln th, ,eV, n,h inning on three hit*.
•nth on single* by McCran* and
, day, tb*r cling to tte lr third pUc* nnf 0f them , m)ghly hums run
A tU tftW A X M A P I *
Barn**,
tVJ pooition In the ptrtenUge column. hv Smith, Ihe loc*l firwt bos*man.
„__.')T,|n Lost
llardln aeor*d In the algbth
.ms
Branan pitched for the Semi- Th, rf w#rl> (wo mrn on th, base
, Ingle by MeCron*.
” ! note wiyt Roland Toyd behind p|llh, „t , h, ,imo
J " , n ,,n ,
g et an gtUaik field, tf th* big- sam r e n t s
i t i ‘h* hat, and F.ugone Coehian
Smith w„ , | so tho i ,t(iiBg hata n i l
« I | i of th* PWA accept tb* roc- n Davla. ea
■*M pitebad for th* Piralra with ,^r
(h , contest, getting a (Ingle,
} J I J
nnunenda tlo n mad* by R. U UCrnne. I J*
1 | j I
If! tr**f|» Willis rstchlng.
dou'rle, snl home run In five trip*
rf
* ■ ; !
ill
Th* team* were tied *t the b*.
piste. Owens, Kune*, snd
Olona'a county planning eommla- ewinddl.
r*alea. **•
? * „ J
I ginning of th* last Inning an ., It
th, 8a|„t,, **ch rol■inn. An alkllU* field Is aorely nareea. If
l i l t
tVaenr' lb
' looked for a tlm* •* though the |r r „ B(t k n, )r of
b| owll. n, , h
tepstod. more sa tban many a prej- niatrnff.
*
* • J *
I PiraU* wouUI win. But a I lr*U of Ku„ „ . wtr, ,|oub te .
M on wbkh f l o r a l - fund, bar*
HOME RUNS
| who had made two h*a*( was
n # G. Ufn w„ ,
fnrt#1|
•Inlaw, •
1 . i l
llardln. p
_! _I _ —
— I caught out a t third, *nd that rnd- >># rm|r Pltch*r*. AlUn Burnham.
in> T ke AaaaeSeled r i « u |
(P-rggr-oVd southpaw, was MansTotals
»1 >• '*
• • le n U y 'e
bomorO^
Vlam -uio.
t cr Rhino’* i t t r t l n t choice. Ht
"«• 1. J,,e Mwrr. tllanta I:
trtu tf ith.lrawn In the fourth Inkey. Y ankees I; M cNair, It d
King Edward Dccuies nlng after allowing five hit* and
The Ivailvrei Klein. i‘uiw I: |M>ker. tan k er, I, Trinity, Indians
f l n a n R n v n l S tu d Albritton,
lhrw ru"*'Padg*tt
r#1Umln*
hlm “ *"•
and ftunihorp*.
»; nil, tUanls J; Fm *. Kod »>s 1 0 v IO B C I v O y a i
o! ti,.. rim ,it IIsiln |j
Jrente re.
----.
I Davis, on tha moun t far ttw viaCuln J: llnfey, Ilroisa J; Uai>>
LONDON.
Apr* *2-.-Han, kept him**If in trouble by
I: Jiihn ^Mmrr",
King Edward ha* rtelde-l In hla ron.l,lao t wUdnns. Ha walked
Phllllrs . J; llrrman, llei.a I.
le a g u ,
t „ la lo :
N a llu n s l
JS . rloa* tha royal *lu*l at Ran*1 in** nine men in t t e contest which ladA m e tlran 1 * : lo ia l l ( .
ham, end to tranafer tha hriard *,{ two hour* and fifty-on* min.
mores to th* paddock* at Damp- U|ea.
ton Court wher* th* Derby wln>( Tho cnitatanding play of lb*
nar, Sainfoin, and the great mar*, game wta ia Uk* fifth Inning.
Tllalo
U F]echt, were bred.
. wh«q VUraorald ran up aralnvt
! • H ailed fee K law l.
Tb* king will thu* be able to th* renterfiald wall to get Smith's
s - lta n f a r flto lt* ff
so -fU ltsd f o r l i a r al<
*e* tho mar**, fools and yearling* drive. *
Beer* by Ia a Is a ■
more frequently and at the v ta g
Boer* by Inning*:
tew*tlm* g(v* the paddocks »l Sand* Bt, Au m at too... .002 ISO 010-7
t>Mt*«a
Altar pur«ha», t a ear ia y«
ring him a^much needed red. * Qalpoivll * ---- i.000 000 1 0 0 -4 ,
la. Colro. w . liarRun*
drive (or.two dart* A t any d m
T
te
Sandringham
dud
wan
___
D«vli**l,**^l*arlt»*V
dHhours aftar onUyary, you may I
formed In 1ST7 with the ide* of rolfeiioo wher* **vor»l sUllWna
back,
and reedw yowr moaay 1
h
rm
tiw
t
e
f
u
r
class
horses
than
hougad.
S
T iU lS fe h ffiS n C ^ r T
0w1*4*11 a Wagner t, Plalao I,
And tbiipladd* of qualify in avan
The king ha* decided to >0)1
war* t l m . carrying the ruyal
i* aim undarwrittaa for /# h i
aom* of the f-year-ald* cow in
Lilt aa baeea, *a»lnr1 I, Da (tecs
after delivery, if any pen of 4
ira la no IntenUrn of rhong. m in in g g| KgfrIon Haute, Newl Basse oa hallo, off UarCIn i .
should fill abort of tha atandard d
tW te tg 'x atud farm ai]m ark*L
A* la Gfwesft c u e . Marcum
New Pitcher, Second
Baseman And Short
Stop Added To Team
DeLand Blanked
By Palatkans In
Yesterday’s Game
Saints Win From
G-Men Who Lose
J T “ * "*Vr ' t 5 r v | TheirLeadership
For Third Time
THE STANDINGS' SeminolesRetain
'STnTJS
i
•
MV In Junior League
£2t i
B e h in d e v e r y a u >
USED CAR AND TRUCK
w u w n h a r n « M*ysl
of >U tinsil*. In an f f f itt
to te s to « te ate** *f lho bum .
L"aV
'
K
„IW
narCIn. L»elng slicker, B*wl*s
I f , H*r*nm i* of pa mure
Oarsmen Of
N ations In (
been fuarantaad for ill
Your Ford daalor will mote
dancroua allowanoo on voor old
average condition. It will prrjtebl
tbo down- payment, and te fw eq
eatk mem. Tha balanaa will te a r
aa auiu you boat
^
ViiittbanaaraatRgGdiiplar.l
largest and moat varied aalte
I NOW OPEN
RVS
REST A'URANT
i
( J
A
fin# lu t o m o b i lt i Y our F t f d ^ t d
We Sol leg Yoar Pgtnmagt1
V*cxr. r«
MUM
►
a
�To Cruise Around Cape H orn In Outboard M otorboat
Fred Harvey, Wife
Pie in Plane Crash
M ate NMfMk Safa hi 1*3*.’
WASHINGTON, Apr. tT -V P )
—Without an opposition rot*, t t e
Sonata yesterday passed tte *272^
OOOftOO OrOrton bill for flood eontn d on t t e low ir Mleaisafppl River
and sent it to t t e House. ,
T te road waa paved for passage
when Sana tor Vaadenterg - w ith-'
draw hla oppoottloa to considers- |
lion of t t e moatoro atead of a
national surrey of flood control
needs ho told ted boon ooffootod j
bp Pnoidont Roosevelt.
Vandenterg ted wmnod against j
“pork te rra ." flood control appro
priations.
ining Fund*
W anta $700,000
lef Money Larrked For Ditch
oval af tte Paooamal|noddy,
[ sad Florida ship canal prop
.' through changes In thf $J>.
100,000 work-relief program,
anderway.
** ]
sneer* of the twe projects—
idy tamed down by Congress I
session—considered - union'
i the House bloc teekfof ear*
ting of 9700,000,000 la the rsm«a»un for non-federal con4aea made, tu t e coalition of this
Haring compet'd" a iun of ucertype, H waa admitted by Isadtn, ly eevtn hondrrl r.ilb-i around tbs
manld forge a powerful weapon GuH Const of t'lorjde. th? "Kltotsward amending tte Admlnlstra- rood Crystal River. Florida, •
tta n maaaure.
eighteen foot oullmsrd puwerrd
I J t e p . Simeon Hamlin, Maine adventure boi: which recently
Democrat, eald be planned to con- eleend the Port -if I'jniac'ils, Is
pef with Rep. Alfred F. Bellgr* berthed at Mobile, from wheneo to
llaw York Democrat, leader of tte i ”- ‘ae down >h i eastern shore'PWA Wee. Meanwhile, the.KpIne
of the, Sou'hrm Amerle.s.
aongresalons] delegation called an- li> ■*> attempt to to lie the first
Otter conference to decide on *• 'board p e * n ,r around Cane
strategy.
'i
Horn.
p. T te Administration through tte | .The 'Eltom -rl' i. driven >%•
Ptaaldent, ai w el^ga.W ojteJJrpi-. Co^nniodQrp, Ksr: Acton and wlfa,
'y*M Administrator H a r r y I I o p - of Chicago and Crystal River.
Mas, tea announced It would not During their two-yeer voyage
.dee any of the requested relief , these adventurers propose to sle*p
fends for the two big projects, In' either abosrd their tarpaulin-covvUw of tongresslonel eetton dleap* j’ered ersft or under e tent aahor*.
yrtrrtaf them.
one condition of their .endertakT te breakdown of .the
j_|ng. being that .they ■eve M t Ho
000,000 works relief fund piannelJTsleep In eny sort of dwelling
nnoun„ c e Bjmsnder
n,m
• ,
d a te
N
Such loans run for ood year and are repaid la
easy weekly or monthly paymeata.
•
*
If yon need money, co b alt oar representative.
Mr. I n E. Southwaid. *•*. 1,16 NArth Park Aranas.
*r i*jion
comol K.trlJa
for the rt it o
In 1032 and I..EI. In
r
The Morris Plan C oapanj of OriaaSo, Flori4s
has plenty of money to loan *1 reasonable rates t i l
on rarious plans for any worthy pnrpone.
h- -timni
r n m m i l t p p affaire of the University of Floriu i n u n i u e t ,-t> h, h„ h„ ,n on , he A,um„,
a
00 r
Council for ;lih t y m n and served
Apr.
11,—1>.
11 |g i, ye r
f, hae announced
• Democratic Muman from Florlxrsitlon now held
, ,
.
r,r,.,td«ni of the A h m - 1
n| A*v*ci.’ l:on. He 1 1 now eerv.
ing his rc-ond ferei rg oresldent1
*>f Hnridn
T. 'jo culoils »and
J ;- '- ’1•*'•»«- He is . Mason
and a Klwantan.
FOR RENT—four rrom modem
Mamma and Pap* Dionne art
house and g-rage. Three miles
nut Wh’t First St. See Ctrl hoping that the film, “The Coun
Faster at Teiacn Service Sta try Dor.or," w II be released In
Canada soon to that they can me
tion.
the1 quins.—Birmingham Newv
h& and take ad*
R a leig h
etkm w»e
of Army
l assuring
waterway
tornry. state’s attorney for - the
Itilh judicial circuit and mayor
of-'lirandenton.
-----— ’
Keirrd In Jackson count* and
educated at the University of
Florida, where he was graduated
TRIAL DATE 8 NT
in law In 1918 tte Ilrandsnton man
MtAMf
Apr. 23.-W V -T he hua been active In elvk enter
trial of.Albert and Jasper Walker, prUs*, He served 22 month* In
brothers charged with tte first d**l military service during the Wdrbl
grew murder of David J. Weaver, | War and hae been an active workwhose body woe found In the Corel e r In the American Legion, having
Qatlas canal last year, will begin l teen one af t t e
organlier
W ILL SPEAK IN SANF
THURS. APR. 23rd 8 P
- Cor. Magnolia and Flrat HI.
WORK A ^ b VOTE
PETTEWAY
‘You Can T rust this Man”
Mir*. E, S . H ockey of S an fo rd Is •
M odem Houtwjwifc.
She naya:
v
►*./
Y
•--a
V^ f,ii,
p *
<1
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1
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, IHghwi*
And Wa^ei transportation * *
AN INDEPENDENT DAII^Y NEWSPAPER
—wS A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 23, 1938
M.N.Cleveland
' Elected S ta te
Firemen H ead
Two Days L eft In
Which To Qualify
For School Vote
First Political
Rally Will Be
0n7th0fM ay
C onfressm a" plead'] R o a d B l a s t e d
Guilty To Speeding
Through C a p i t a 1 g y E t h i o p i a n s
NUMBER 184
Established In 190ft
AT SCENE OF MINE TRAGEDY
2 Trapped Men
Released F rom ;
Wrecked Mine
WASHINGTON. Apr. 2 X rn
n
a«i #
(A”)— R e p re s e n ta tiv e Z
lonchecit
I a* \ n « A
I
i f y
(JP)—'Representative
Zionchecfc
W uhln|lAn pleaded
pl^ulol guilty
4 w 1 /u Y v v H J
of Washington
M iy U
In trmfic court today
to* A
i
v
chary* of driving an atiUxuvAll Day M eeting And bilt
: ° In? tho
z w hoi» section* o f
Reached Hy R escu ers^
miles an z
hour
Sanford Man ChoseA
dailyy gam
giniM
through
the
ttitU
p
4
through
lh#
I
Highway
H
u
r
t
l
e
d
Barbecue
Planned
Yesterday; W e r e i
Though He Wasn’t
his •entrncinf
city, but hi*
•entencing**«
**«
A
J
.
*
By Executive Com ddelayed
itijc d until later.
lat«r.HeHawsa
* 3* 1
OV BT I T 0 C I P I C C8
Brought Out Short- r
A t The Convention
brcufht into
court « fu
mfter
brtugM
>
M
0
curt
r »a
T
0
S
t
o
p
Faflclfttfl
mittee
O
f
County
ly A fter Midnight ;
Held In Key W est
aenffla
rwihr«Tnin V
IlO
scuffle with ftm policeman
akho
went to his C'epitol Hill of
The
first official
political fice to aerve a warrant Wsi e l
ADDIS A1IAIIA.
Apr. 23.
meeting in Seminole County for by th# Court when 7-ionchccic (( opyright hy A--iwiated l're*el
the 1930 campaign will be held twice failed to appear after Ethmpinn tnvqi, blasted whole
In Geneva on May 7. It Is be
sect,-in* i>f the highway leading
ing arranged by the Remind® hi9 arrest.
ben- from li-'-ev,- in a supreme
County
Democratic
Exeeutlee
effort tn .1,-ni the Italian adW ere Imprisoned I n
Election Is The Result
Committee.
Tentative arrange
Vi in ,, h- K»* Na.ibu reported
ments had been made to hold two
v I tiifv after a fierce three-dey
Mine Since Cavein
Of His Fine Record
meetings in Geneva, the first on
bull I- in the South.
On E aster Sunday
Made In .Sanford
May 4 and tha other on May II.
U, |n>rt* iccelved
at gnvernbut the May 7 rally will cancel
nihrad-iuarter* said t ro- |**
Mo o s k R IV E R . N. 3.*
the other two proposed gather
Mack N. Cleveland, chief of
in, ,*. the personal direction uf
M’n p v riy h t
l>v
A ssociated
A th a Sanford Fire Depart- Chosen President To ings.
Kmi--‘*„r Haile S#ls«ie were
P n -ss) — M ocking ilNith t h a t
" m e n t, wm yesterday elected
^,-,'t
mi
mu
s
major
offensive
The
hlg
rally
In
Geneva
la
to
S u c c e e d Stewart; be an alt day affair, beginning
thn-H tcneti th e m
fo r te n
mull, of Ilev-ye.
president of" the Florida
ilnvs. H r 1 >. K. Rdlm rtaoo
State Firemen’* Association
Boys’ Work Praised at 10 r'clock in the morning and Comptroller S t a t e s V. .in iTnergem y nie»«ure ill
m il' Charle.a A lfrw l Scaddinff
continuing as lung as those at
at the state convention held
•I,-tei!.,. of tho capital, •rctmn*
Increased Returns of
w i»rr rt‘*cuetl 1<h1rv fro m
In Key West. And Chief Si.nf.ird Linn, Club last night tending wish it to last. All can
Hi high»iyf_are_belqg_huitli-l
th ^ rr living tn m h w ithin a n
Cleveland was hot even at elected II. U. McTall a* prv-ident didates will be given an oppor
MakeH It Possible i m :•Iin, ist perpendicular cl
nlm nd >nud troltl mine. T h a
the eonvention. He said to for the succeeding year, succeed tunity to mret the voters and
1 1 1 ,hall sirplane* savagely n«tw o m rn , H itting up a n d
day that he did not feci he ing Maxwell Stewart. I)r. A. ft. make speeches. In other meetings TALLAHASSEE. Apr E.7.— . a ii 11 c | Ethiopian* slung the
liiutching, hut liptfplnjt thflr
should be away from Sanfo.d Knox was elected first viee- to be held In various precincts (/R—A reduction of al I r o t two r--ad in sir effort to prevent the
aM-rtvil from th# hotly of th ilf
lose enough to go a* far
‘he president, John Molsch, Jr., was of the County the candidate i mills In (he state tux levy thl, iinqs-ior1* warrior* from demtroyJ*1ini cimipfiiitun. lifim A i M'l f Hlj
tip and af tha state to attend a chosen second vice-president, ft will (j*> divided Into two groups, year im forecast by Cumptrollor i tag ilie highway over which the
n err nrlr«fli‘d from their trap hy __
convention tnd that he thought A. 1-u.Uig was Wade third vice- and ealy one grp up - will appear J. M. Lee. The present levy N Italian army muat pa** to reach
-----n tUrtng Yrjicutt crew of 'in ln ifi
that" he could do more for president. and C. E. Adam, was at a time.
tin- capital. *• -9*
4 1-2 mills.
who tunneled through 200 f t t t
the department and the City by re-elected secretary end treas
While tha rally (a to ba under
Increased return* from reve
lieport* to Rome *aid thnt
n f -Hw *»rth-H The rttru# party
going to a firemen's school in urer.
tha direction of the Democratic nue sourer*. the Comptroller plane, surpriscl 2.000 Ethiopian*
reached the men yeitenUy, bet
Mr. Stewart by virtue of be Executive Committee, the bar laid, will make the rwluctinn almut Of, mile* south of D***ye
Atlanta In Jans.
were unable to free thttn and
The election of Chief Cleveland ing the Immediate past president becue la being arranged by the possible.
and bombeii them with heavy
bring them to the turf»€i until
of Sanfigd to tho highest office of the dub, becomes a director. women of the Geneva Church.
Tho tax levy I* fixed by tho Ins-e*. The plane* continuc-l
■hnrlly after mhililght,
Alt voteri in the Geneva and Govrmor on recommendation by •noth
In tho gift of tho Slata Associa Voile Williams and John 1- Gil
and
attacked
mother
tion is considered a fine compli Inway were elected trustee, fur Osceola precincts are invited.
the comptroller. In 1932 it ws* group of about 1,000 soldier*.
Sinly-two-yeur-old Df. iWb*
Many Candidates
attended a 4 7-H mills. In 1933 8 5 H milli. Heavy mist* and fng are afford
ment to tho chief and bia itcord rne-yrar terms, and W. W. Pot
rrtAfn, nolnl Toronto phjftlclaiW
Waiting faithfully at the mine’s entrance, Mia. D. E. Robertson cruwlwl with hi* nMUlTI QUl
of no aortons f in s in Sanford. ter and Ed B. Bender weia meeting In Gcidenrod last even and 1934 0 1-8 milla.
ing some cover for Ethiopians,
to two-year terma on ing, and It la eipeclad that a
(left In top picture) talked with Mr*. Hi-rtnm Magill while rescuer* o f the rmmbling 141-foot
A million dollar surplus in tho the nirmen reported.
Ho was vice president of the elected
the directorate. Mr. Stewart waa large number will go to Lake Confederal# pension fund, with
association.
From Ethiopian headquarters worked frantically to teach their husband* and a third man trapped «f the old mine and mo«t of
aho named as “lion tamer” and Mary tomorrow evening when disbursements
now
running s t Dnggchbur, Its* Nssibu re 141 feet underground in the Moose lliver. Nova Scotia, gold mine. way up the inftin operating sh ift.
Aa bead of the association,
John Ivey was made “tail the Home Dtmonatrmtion Club about $704,000 annually, will ported the Ka*cl«t army’* drive Below, two workmen tap and listen for message* front the entombed Pliuwd on o Atrotcher, ho w ai
• ' **f Cleveland! succeeds fire twister."
of that community earvet a roast make possible a reduction In the In (1g*den province was hrvugh* men.
J nirrlt^J the rest of tho way U
t-nief Harry Baker of Key Wrat.
Arthur Branan, member of tha
present tax levy of which I* to a itandatill.
I thi* flurfoee. Forty-four*yoor*old
Beerstary F. C. Pfatnder of Win XiwanU Club and leader In Bay beef supper at 3 o'clock.
i.
2 3-8 mills for this fund, the
| Scudding* more weakened by tha
Military
source*
In
Rome
ter Haven and Treeeurer fl. B. Scout actlvltlei,
attended tha
comptroller said.
ordenl of hln tong entomboBtnta i
H art of Daytona Beach were re- meeting of the club fur the
Som . trimming In other levies
w„rrl
m,fh t mtk
wm carried all the way to U a
t elected to offlea,
purpose cf complimenting tha
for various funds also ws* fore- „final
_, stand at th . Clacfla
.
...
surface.
rjfl
lliver
*
f
•
to
- •
*
' \ Chief Cleveland first came to Lion* on thrir wp»h With the
cast.
The three men er\t«rod
beyond
Debra
Birhan
where
tho
r ;> . ttto. (tty J a j n r M d for spa yanrj small beys, lihe told the Chib
“1 am confident we Can Have • tream la rrosoed by pn in n
mine oa C M tsr
worked ’ fn a vuleaalitng shep, small bojp jHe-TqM • tb« club
a reduction of at least two mill* bridge erected by fnrmef Emper
trapped, by a* cavoiny
a
served as night dark la the Ssn- great r, pork as any In sponsor
In the levy this year,” the comp of_ Mrnciik. — ----- -—- ------unable to con\fciuitftt*le with tha
™ ford House, and a* an employe# ing the league. This I, the 11th CITY NEWS BRIEFS troller said. "However, I rt.i,
surface for day*. Magill, SA-yaot*
of the Crown Paper. Com;
aeaeen the -Lfom have arrsnghl
not propose tn rrco/m end a re-, For the last few day*, Iht
old lawyer, died Monday. H t ‘
1
Italians
in
*
column
of
lOOOj
In 1B1B ha moved to South Caro that )n hla opinion it la doing aa
111 befnr* cntoring tho
Tomorrow's tides: High st 10:20 durtlon that would bo such as In"[truck*, .carrying 20.000 men. have ' Cotton, AutomobileH,
Automobiles, Identifies Man Under Item
lina, where he found a Job as summer by boys under the nga
quire the Incoming governor!
20-nfl0
have
11c died of pneumonia to Dr.
A.
M.
and
10:52
P.
M.,
low
at
4:09
nf
13
yearx.
Mr.
Branan
told
tha
■treat ear operator but followed
to Increase the levy nest year.” )5T*n rlinl,,irtK
untll now !
Machinery, Oil, Gas
Arrest As O ne WI “
•rt.on's arms.
Gan
th at vocation only a few months Lions that If they needed money A. M. and 4:11 P. M.
Tbe stale tax levy usually i* J *.r' n ,*r lh« ^ 'f e of the
ltesciicrs
through
high
(.latrisu.
I
Leaders
In
Demand
.. Seized Him Tdday Inst .Sundaybrokewitha hols
fixed during tha summer months, I *■ 1 ateau.
when he dec Ida] to become a livo to help keep the league going
a dlamo;*
A marriage license was lasued but Comptroller Lee said be
he wood endeavor to raise
,V* ;hB advance was reported
stock dealer.
1
drill. They extended a smalt
today* to Douglas Fletcher, 25. would recommend that It be fil*-,l t,y rrl“ hle sources to be continuWASHINGTON. Apr 21.—(/P)
ALLENTOWN. I'n., Apr. 23.— tub** into the trap snd through
In 1920 ho returned to Sanford fund.
end
Louise
Simmons,
22,
both
of
—
An
upward
swing
in
export*
id1
*
F'dire
reported
that
the
earller
thl*
year
so
that
pro|ii?r
'
Communique*
from
and Joined the firs department
it Inwered liquid nnurlthmaat ta
New Smyrna.
,
*"« "f Henry T. K<x-h, de- the mrn. On* way communkaarty owner* may know how m u tn t,h’' .
high
command or a wlile range fn American j
and In 1925 eras appointed chief.
carried
nn
mention
of
the
oftenprodu.1*
ws*
reported
tmlsy
by
|
partment
store
executive,
was
kidtax they will have to pay.
Ha Is .a member of tha Odd
. | - * 0 0 0 4 J I llnn '* **
estobllshsd through
Judge Jas. G. S h a m of tha
The break-down
tha IFnilP-l Slate* Chamber ->f, ""P*'*1 *<”>*/
tha prevent. 1»We,
Fellows, Elks, Moose and Hod"r “ ’
the tub*.
Seminole County Court went to levy is: Pension of
Commer. An analysis of the 1933 ransom.-but escaped. Young Koeh;
Fund 2 7-8
era Woodmen of America and
As Ihs two survivor* wars
Tavarca this afternoon to sign the
triulc by Ihs chamber's foreign! 1». ">«'■« h*'v'» ■'«> •*«« appsronl- brought to tho surfac* th* crovrxl
1
attends the Baptist Church.
docket of the Lake county court mills. State Beard of Health 1-2 A I I - ™ - - I T i l
commerre section
staid
that, 'F k»d been bunml with tape, at the top sang “ Praia* God
mill.
Stats
Livestock
Sanitary
A
l
l
e
g
e
d
i
l
l
e
g
a
l
over which ho presided at tha last
“continued though not apcetac- identified ■ man In rimtiHly aa the from whom all btcuingi flow."
Board 1.2 mill, StaU Prl.on .18
—
°
H olt Renews A ttack Two local units at th . National tom.
mill. Frog Textbooks 3 4 mill,
ular Improvement waa ointldontlon* * h" *J*,,uctrd him;
...e .arg*
„ at w
The
large CIU.
crowd
tha
Headquarter* Company of
with general reci.vsry and InI nitre said Hu- man they .Uved u
wh|ch hM w|lUtd
and Public Schools, 1 mill.
On Program Of WPA Gusnl.
A warranty dead filed for rocthe First Battalion and the Medcrease,I purchasing power la, ° n the nutjkirt* of lli,- city do- Inca
__ last Sunday for
looI Detachment, passed inspec ord today reveal, tha aat* by the
many parts of tho world.( acribad himself a* John James, 43, yelled hysterically when
Dr,
WASHINGTON, Apr. M . - W tion by a regular Army officer lest Oventreel Land Company to R.
Topping th* list of product* of Chicago, but they pressed the
(OealUwC n s rage T trw t
TAILAIIASHEE. Apr. fS .-W )
—■A demand that a resolution for a night/ Company D la to bo Inspect F. Wilson of a trac t of land nca*
for
which
world-wide
dsman-l'
belief
the
description
was
fictl-Std* attorneys have been dlSenaU investigation of WPA ba ed this evening, Tho Inspecting the Lyman school. M at of tho dog
Increase,! were cotton, aut>- tlou*. Police said the man had a London Endorsed By
rectal by Governor Sholta to In- waa increased
takaa off a committee shelf so officer Is Major Hugh T. ktiy track/
that tha “bloodsuckers snd teaches berry of tho rvgu'ar Army, sta
watlfate report* of organised efc f mobiles, machinery and plant ru I of inch and a half tape and
O dndn
^vesUjsto
nearly (Oo dollars on hi* person 2nd District G. O. P .
who are destroying the Roose tioned at Bruevich, Ga.
O lA te
C o lle g e s
to *>'*>»>•»» Illegal registration Irum product*.
W. T., Nvttloa, district agent
when arrested.
Tbs
report
said
tkat
“our
ox_
_
_
|
of
viters
fo
rtha
approaching
velt program" may bn revealed
Agricultural
Officers and men of tho Guard from the Florida
The boy was kidnaped while on
port trod* was still hampered by
GAINESVILI-E,
Apr.
and ousted waa mad* l a the Ren presented • fine appov ranee
WINTER PARK. Apr.
Experiment Station at Galnaahis way to schiail. lli* father re* (A P)—Republicans of tho Socood
ata yaaterdiy by Senator Holt. tha armory, and It Is balitved that villa, ws# in Sanford yesterday, —Studwnta mt R«ttlna CoIIag.
BP*1*I grind Jury sessions quutas, exchange controls and
reslrictkma.
In rt-lvrd the demand for ransom, FIiirldA (Ymgrverionsl District on*
Waat Virginia Democrat
Import
they, went through tha inspection conferring with County Agent and a t tha University of Miani at w^*n T ,r ,h fy arc considered n « - ;
nations theW and olive but before be routd make a move durseil Gov. Alf M, Lamina of
A t m s point, tha Senator assert with flying colors, though the rat C. R. Dawson eoncornlng work Coral Gables staged peace m «l»»re recommended by the seme
,f,m' n*,lon'
to pay it tho ln>y cut lii* bonds Kansas for th* Republican pno* ■
ad that Harry U Hopkins, the ing given by the inspecting o f In Bemlnol* County,
ings as part of * national student Governor, who promised "vvery efforts to build up self-suffl-. — r -cicncy,
particularly
In
products’
and
escaped,
WPA administrator, area “doing fleer vDI not bo known for aev
idrntial nomination.
parable
co-operation
of
this
ofmovement yesterday.
of th* soil, limited our trade.!
mors to destroy President Roose eral weeks. Off Icon of the two
They also sndorsed William 7< VJJ
Invitation to a meeting of the
Mlaa Jeanette Rankin, first floo.’
reciprocal'
Seven Men Indirtrd
velt than any other man In this companies a# wall as the staff of- . Seminole County Agricultural Ac*
lluwey of llowvy-indho-llllla for
-Ay attention has been ca'led Our . furernm rnt’s
congressman and on* of
J
how-1, ST-, I’AUL. Apr. 23.—A federal tho office of Republican national
Muntry, ha ba Democrat, or Re fleers. Colonel 7. C. Hutchison o n d ; aoctation a t > o'clock this even tho few members of Congress who tkroigh the praaa and by com-; trade . agreements
- - - .... .policy, ---publican." I
Aoair removing sums o f, Brand Jury l«lc yest* n y
committeeman from thla atntn,
Captain George lfcRory, wan ing In the High School la general votod against Utaitod State* entry PWit* to efforts to many counties
votoro Llegally,” he ‘b e e restriction*.’’
, turned indictment* agaln.l seven Howcy. twice hia party’s caodh*
Simultaneously, Representative 1*10 llip tftfd
and la not restricted to mambera Into tha World W iTaddre*., ,! H.O . U
I men in connection with the f 100..
Snell af Haw T rrk , tha minority
hero whi.'n wm attviubd « U to ■ letter addresied to ail
Not only did Major Mayberry of tho association. Lata reporta
OjHi kidnaping nf William Hamm, ■late for governor of Florida, ta ’
loader asaerted In ^statem ent that question each soldier Individually, of tha Florida canal will ba re by about 40 parw nt of I he itu- a * b attorneys.
opposing John F. Harris of Palm
Jr., wealthy baewer.
the WPA had formulated a still- but ho had them go through tho ceived, and cattle dipping will ba
body and had the. aand'or. of . "Wo movement (a s-ich aa to T am e' Lion Injures
Beach, th* Incumbent, for Uto ora
th*
The indictment* charged
unannounced program “to make manual of arm . and eloeo order discussed.
todtoto possibly an orgsnlw i ef
tdant Hamilton Holt.
tional committeeman poet* Th*
Zoo
P
eanut
Feeder
men
with
kidnaping
under
the
10 newsreels of rartoss boondog drill. Headquarter, company *Dnaa to d eiu hy rranM vn face to bring about llitpsl ret is.
office win be filled a t tha Btatn
Undbelgh*
law
'and
conspiracy
to
gle projects for free circulation la ted field conditions by eetcMisbJudge Raleigh Petteway, af
that “a t all o tsL ttntios.
Republican Convention a t Oriaoda
KIRHIMMEE, Apr. 23^-So- kidnap.
daring the presidential campaign.” Ing a commandpost. rir» t gid Taaipa, candidate for governor,
of tho American leglcn. . “ 1*u are directed to make a veraly laceratod by the flaw# nf
Apr. 30.
"This la n bold and flagrant di treatment for Injuries of vartou wt l address tha vntora of Sent, Daughters of tho American Kav- vqrythorugh Investigation in your
Ilowsy, who favor* sending a
version a f relief foods far «em- kinds was damanstrated by tho nolo County In Sdafoed this even lotion and World W ar vs terms, d r o it of such possible allaged a Hon, Edxrard Roger* of New Lobby Probe Scored
Florida delegation ins true tod for
peign parpeses," said RnaUMedical Detachment
ing a t I o'clock. Tha Intersection tha a s a k n shall stand at salute tflepl registratkmq and where and York City, wo* In th* Osceola
H ijor W. HI vouBehrvn of West of Magnolia A vena* with P in t while tho ehoptt'n reads tha Deo oa ocessery to roquaet th* catl- Hospital Wra this morning suf By Newspaper Group London to lh* Cleveland eoavett'
lion, saUA “We are going to nom
NEW ORLEANS, Apr. *3.-Th» Palm Beach, commanding tha hat* Atreat has boo* dM gnated by !aratios of Independent*, the first to g o f a special grand Jury for fering from a loss nf blood.
Roger* stated that tha lion In
NEW YORK. Apr, 23— fjm— inate a full slate of officer* to r
T ruilun bw IU c | t l i HiUonil talkm, waa fm o w t aa ymro two tha City Commloaloa is tho proper 10 imoadwrota to tho Conitltoc Invxitigatlon, or for filing such
I
Tha ftenato lobby invaslgatlon tho coming election."
Tvbareuloaia As sacistisn » , a reserve offleorn ad tha I W W location for tha da'Jeory of po* tlon of tho United f* tai and the tafnraeil in to your Inveetlgs- tha Klaalmmoa Zoo appeared so
tgmo that Mi became careless headed b r Rrnator Hugo I* Black
awarded Inst algbt ta Dr. Itorord Detachment, 1st L t Douglas 0 . lttical
*4
show advisable."
Kallogy-Briaod P u n Pact."
A. Archibald o f Montreal. Canada, Scott and ta d Lfc B. L.
nd Jury laroetlgstlon* In while ftodlng him peanut* through (D.' Ala.) waa assailed a* “tho
At tho U nlraruty of MLx-nl. rtuBlack
Innutrition’’
In
Iho
bora
of
tho
cage
teat
night.
’
a , roLOCAL WEATH
far Introdseing chest gglgsiy Into
counties have shown Illegal
Th# weather: KoeUy eloody. donto fhaaiud a ip raker who urged
•ting th* tost nut, th* nnl port submitted yesterday
islerdev f t . ‘he
the treatment af
hratlona thla yrar, and prose- After rating
possibly srar taoid tkower* ta them to fight for protectiun of
Salvation Army Gets north
ig nf the/Amer- ’a a . A v e ra g e ,
mal
_ _slepjM^
_ _ _ _ viciously
_ |
a*tt oot.
Rogvr'P 50th
_ annual meeting
go have boon atartod.
and aaatral pottloaa tonight: thoir couatry ggafnat tovaikm. Iho
hand, catting to draply to th* j in n Nearipaper Publlshdr* As* >*. Average.
$25 Check F ro m B sn k Friday mostly atoudy, powlbly ■tudeata M l w a n * for IS mtafl; l
-|
far. A verage
ligament*.
sortition.
tkower* near aagft oo*st; slightly u tra to attend th* moating.
tr a il,
ho had 'oat a consider-} The report, presented
Though the annual aypaal af cooler to aarth portion tonight am i fsanity numoora wrre pr»*i ________
Ranaom Bill ableAlthough
quantity of blood, and waa Committee on Freedom
* _________
a id in central portion Friday. Kxbut w m took part.
the Pert r t Central FUri- tha Salvation Army M I W
I
d
e
n
t
i
f
i
e
d
very
week
thl*
morning,
hospital
Praaa,
headed
by
Col.
Robert
n
.
In tha City until A a f lir t trooso norihwtot Florida: Goody,
attache* declared hla condition McCormick of tho Chicago TribIn May, tha Saafuril AUa*- ooo'er, rota hi aort paction to
e
SO ,
___
MOwlwurging
iO
une, *_t___
embodieduee'eallnw
a resolution
ORLEANS, Apr. 23 - favorable^
M other L otes Fight
tla National Bank la h y mmi C. night; Friday portly eloody.
cmr or b a n t o i d .
“victim*
of
Ulegnl
net*"
of
th*
o
f
'th
o
Lindbergh
r»nB. Dawaon, general i ki lm aa. Ua
go. S t Jeito
Senate committee to demand
For Boy Film Actor
•10 gold eertifics'i
I of
FURNITURE
MEN
MEET
criminal prosecution of "all in
* • * 1xrr » • poeeod here yesterraportod to
ocapanyiag tha chaah waa a
pa stu res
volved In tha odloua affair.”
Apr. 23.-W » d ajto t an automobile supmy
LOI
r
t
1
1
mltod
fun,!*
to
Mr,
Dawaon
from
J
.
L.
c m or s a h f o r d ,
TAMPA, Apr. 22— (AP)—
’# mother M that does a large busln* s
Palmetto
axaeuthm vit i ( rmUp d af
Marhating qaeatlona were dlaBARBER DfBB IN WRECK
to set sskto xriit transients,
DURHAM. Apr. *3.—A ’ D. Tohy which custody
ifta C. Bargoola, manager, cussed m del sgates to tho Florida
given to Mira « k a bonk tailor Identified ‘bo Fumltore and Storage AssocU- ler .Chapel Hill barber, was killed
|2 "m ?
*». «Ua
The ■0‘J M m did not remember who tloa’a twenty-fifth annual ssaatlng yesterday whan tho automobile to
with which he waa1 riding aUaowipod a
| while drive, sad W» are iadaad
went into 0 business
Uoo I
------- a t hi* a u ra . B*»A °*flplay - truck oa the Chapel
Judge H a n F ^ ^ g o f u a e d In confirm the ro- J . Leslie Ctark. Lnk
Highway osar bora,
In Department
Last 16 Years
Onl, two days, tomorrow and
Saturday, remain in which
electors can qualify for par
ticipation in the school trustee
election en May 21. AJ voters
casting ballots in that election
must have paid their poll tie rs
for 1934 and 1935 not later than
Saturday, Apr. 25. Sehool
trustees are to be elected in all
districts with the exception of
the Lake Monroe -Pavla pre
inct.
H.B. McCall Will
Lead Lions Club
For Coming Year
Hymn Of Praise
Sung By Crowd
2 Mill Reduction
Id State Tax Is
Forecast By Lee
""
EST-i':';, Upward .Swing In Boy Escapes As
Export Trade In K id n a p e r A sks
1935 Is Reported $20,000 Ransom
2 Local Units Of
National Guard
Pass Inspection
Registration To
Be Jnquired Into
Peace Meetings
Staged By Two
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e Sidelines
t \ i t jfnd that’s a Mg word I n
Daytona* Palatka
[V icto rs In Fast
G am e Of Season
Junior League
■ tip t« o Uttar*) It haul not barn
P E R R I C O N E ‘Q U A D S ’ T U R N B A S E B A L L M A S C O T S
T h re e P riz e s W o n
U>«t fatal fourth Inning la
„ r
___________’
ptpNrdny'a opening gam* of tho
In G am e S u n d ay B y
.Florida But* Long**, SaaforJ
S a n fo rd L o o k o u ts
Might biro won tha gam*. If
t t a brisk* had boon with Lepir
Teuchtos drug store prises
i h t first throw Innings and na
were won In Sunday’s game ay
*
had boon )aft In tha boa, and If
Bistroff, catcher, for miking
'B ardin, who rollovod him In tho
the first three-bagger, by MrWiddlo of tho fourth Inning, hod
G -M e n L o d e T o B e a c h
Cawn, pitcher, for tha first
POt' ktotnlngly forgotten to watch
A n d S t A u g u s tin e
rouble, and Wagner, 17-yearS ee F irs t G am e O n
ffirat iand thua allowed Taylor lo
old second baseman, for tho
m a il tfia bag' on a sacrifice hit,
B e a te n B y P a la tk a
first single. Blmilar plays were
;t)M, story might bars been almtde by DaLind Reds gorlier
togothar different. Por It ws« Uio
_________
Diytnm, Palatka and Del .and in the game, bat member* of
^Yatal fourth” with Its sight scars of the first gams of the 1914
w*r* (he three whiners In the
tha visiting) team were not
f^nia for OsLand that won the' haseb’ ll season of the Florida
nneVng games of tho Florid* eligible far th* prises.
f
ill*
l.rsr"*
yutsrdav.
Daytona
*0T ***• ^ ^ l l .
j 8 t , b ' Lo»m« nliyed on Sinfa-d
Pe»eh I » l'n e r s defeated the
—h —
1 F**lil Sunday afternoon. A rrnw-l
Gain**villa C Men .1 tn 1, and tho
But you’ll h a s t to ban I It of more than l o5» witnessed the
Paiat’-i Asaleea defeated ’ tho
to tha Sanford Lockouts fur game, MS p*l‘ admissions in orfdlS*ln*« of St. Augustine In a close
their refusal to admit defeat, tiou to a number of persons, ofX tn 7 game,
B ftisy worked harder than aver, flcla'a. newspaper men. etc., who!
fa succeeding Innings, though l>a* had posses.
A large crowd incluiflne G. P.
ft*111 - evl of Del end president of
Land scored a run In the fifth,
Sanford succeeded In gettingi
th - lesgre, attendH the semaon’s
another In tho olghth, and a onl’r ■!* hits at .1.1 times at bat.
niv>er rt t’f vlnn» Peach. A cold
rfitltd run In the last frame, lit whUe Deland got 10 Nils at 40
wind 1lew errors Cltv Island Park
tha fifth Inning by close team **mt. •» bat.
• ml ••'•dr- It uncomfortable for the M a c k m e n , B r o w n s
work thoy caught a Red tryi.ig
Neither the Hanford lookouts |
•prrtatn: a.
to steal third, and In the ninth « ‘r *h* DeUnd Red* irored In
Y e t H a v e O n ly A
**h ■w Br*V, Gainesville Ivft
they . caught two more bare!*™ ^ r t* *wo Innings, then In the
fielder, was the batting star of th*
ataalen, Duremett
trying to thlr<* *h«
R o w 'O f G o o s e E g g s
dav. collecting a homer. ■ double
make third and Bellong only a
to' ,h* loo knots In that
a
n
’
e.eloel*
In
fonr
times
t
t
bit.
few step* frrm the home plate.I f” m«- but It was *lh* debars Jn
The Nsw York Giants of th* No- theyT tie with tho r t S r e . ’ W
In the riith . the Inlander* scored
gy/v*
_I th# fourth Innintr
wn*n- DiLind
their other two r* na. Iloalnaki tkmal League finished *lh# first wrotH position. Should thy S k ii#
} And they’re youngster!, L». ran In elaht w ore, that put tho
» a tbop bsso iioo
n (■*•• on balls. Morton week of p i t . In tho irolers with
A . .nnouncad from the Hoffman
a
that
doubled, sending him to thirl. Dil- a perfert score, tho only big league
swund truck, all cf ‘be men on fourth
eh, * pluh, r.
llogbom th«n knocked one along starting the second week with tTrr
Tbare'a certainly ne sheruie #» - f — *t far tha baseball team way deww at Beaumont, Taa. This
•h i thirl h’ *a line and Hosinskl
•°"
U ,m ?.? , ? d ,r lh# twlee In the Inning
replacing
elub
In
thl
Teirna
Laeaue
h#a
fear
r
r
t
t
T
O
jdw
hgrt
more,
Owy-re
tha
fameuo
Parriwm.
quadru.
>••*>* home. McDo-gal. fjelnesville 1000 percentage. The Giant* de- _ Sccowt poolUaM. Xa s krea j a s t l
^
,h t ” * 3 I n te r with Hardin in th . middle
J
u
u
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r
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m
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and
wa
I
ting
an
the'
SenshlaU
m
dafeuL
L
P
O
T
riS
h
t:
Anthony.
Be,,
Iks lo*ln* Giants an WiibwWsy.
—l-bgr. let ■ throw from the out frated Bost-n yeaterday 4 to 1.
° .
7 McCrone, m»n^- of the frame, snd then outline in
niTrd. Carl and Denald. At leaet, UtaCd the way tha hemefelka MaatJfy them. As fa r na, sre aeuldn t
gar and first baseman. Stuffy yf-Cown to relieve H ar'in before
field ro thrnu-h him and Morton
In
tho
American
league,
th
i
T>“
C,Mt"
tall which wee which. (AWeelatod Prwso Photo)
laa’t ao old a t that, but be ha. th, ,i i t R#H rtm , ^ h, t The
*11’ home s*fely,
Chics go Cuba went Into yester- ^ - e w ^ a v
<WUnS^**nrtwrw
had several years’ experience on l)d, w ll f|naItT retired with the
Tht Asa ems picked rp a larga day’s gam . with a 1000 pereent.go
^
tho diamond, though ho did drop
t t thc , nd <rf u ,, f„urth
oar
I
t
lead
In
tho
gams
at
Palatka,
third; jluvernet) given <baae when
bjr fM* n 4 . p l . T k t ogltaat tbo
boll at the opening ef thot tnning eight to nothing In favor Hll by' pltrher; - Ktnord come* to
hut Lefty l i n e n wad rear bod by
.•fo U l fourth” and let o DsLand ^ the R e d e.------------------ i ho Ancient City rivals In the two aand
^ «ao llost
J t tW
« scare.
s ^
W u? gtheir
r t — t ema3 *
>bat but Duvemett la out Hvyiuf
theirc ’^p*n*rt
chance,Thto G
bettor
■losing frame* and the count wea
Tho batting order Of.tlwrijook- to steal second before tha first
Two club* In ih . A m erican- , UnT j *
Friday
.b a n tha*
out* was Slotn*, center! Bonner,
iBVANSTON, Hi, Apr. 20. tied at 7-7.
the Philadelphia AthliUra an i the rTrmx bet* with the Pbafaw
1
Owl
ns,
St.
Augustin*
catcher
shortstop! McCrone f ln t coaal pitch.
—(AP)— Northwestern univer
St.
Brawns—remain in the ,
, ...
Cates out at first.
Banford
hit
a
home
run.
Swindell, right field; Cotee, third
sity Is getting ready to play host
eelar with only a raw of goooo-j C o l o r e d G i U l t l t©
Ikrg* crowd turned out for eggs
bate: Barnes, eft field: Wagner, Barn** ftlea out, Wagnar singles,
In tho percentage column. 1 _ _
»
« - i e-i
to tha . national ' InUrccliegU'u •heA game.
second base: B|ytraff, catcher; Blstruf hit* a three bagger,
golf rnd tennis championsh'pi
tlncinnaU def.aUd Cblcag, S* P I V J « X R * d C « P 8 .
Lopsr, Hardin and McCown, pitch- scoring Wagnar; McCrone hit*
the week of June 22.
a two.bagger, Klnarq la center
lo 4 .m l Phi)..7 iphi. * f * ’Ud (
H ere N e x t S unday
ora.
II will b* the first time th st F l o r i d a S t a t e L e a g u e Brook yn 4 to 1 la the National
_____
Th* score by Innings wa* *• field drops th* bail and Blstruff
>ne school has conducted both
laaru e Saturday. The New York-* Tha S.nforrf Giants, colored
scores | Hloan* flies o u t
follows!
tournamrntki simultaneously.
Boston and the St. Ionia- Pitta-. team.. wtD play tha Jackm eCla
Score: DeLcind 1, Sanford L
First Inning
,
l-a*t year's tennis chnmplmi- CLL’ n
bttrgh'gsmee were called off on
Crp* aw Sanford F>eU west
Da Land: Taylor g«t* a two
ship* held h t- Northwestern wem Deland
account of th . wcaU.ec. Yesterday, r.rx ia r afternoon a t 3 J0 eclorkD eland: Ktnard hit by pitcher
bagger on a long drive to canter
o succrssful that th* llnlle.l Daytons
New York defeated Boaton 4 to I, A
o fW a g r a ~ b u T j1 S i
and given base: Jommanvltl*
Hate* law n Tennis Association Palatka
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 te reversed for white fans. Tha
singles, Klnlfd caught out try
-nted to return thtrn lo Evaii'- Sanford
to 1. Ht. U uU defeated PltU- rdm l..ion charge la U be 35 rent*
ing to mak* third; Purcatl walks;
Gainesville
burgh 7 to It, and Chic .go defeat- f , r
.~ l
m U fw
Fisher .and Taylor fly out,
>
SL Augustine,
Hanford: Bonner and McCrone
i*tora for their aeebnd gam' layed ovor th* North Share
n,
*'»•-American League SalurTh* Gienta pjay«),{]w .
fly out, Bwlndell r trikes onL
on 8 «nfonl Flald on ' W F n n
ourao, scan* of th* 19,1.1 Na1 ,8 f L ATB AKDUNP
• day. Now York defaatad Beaton ytU# Whm-Loyott team
Score: Deland 0, Hanford
DaLand 0. Sanford 0.
day. They will play here eg*!' lonal open tournament.
. v
. . * * • ! ,
Washington defratad agn last Sanday.swd we
•■
■ ■ ! . ----- —
BIRMINGHAM,
A p r.
2H. Ptdl'dalphla B to 4, Clevoload do- sveee i f 1ft Lo a . bet m
Da land:
Norwoc-J • atngloa, ca Thursday (half holday) with
PROTFBT RTPPCFON BAIT
- ( A P ) - I n dally prmettoe* u\ f i u j «a. t»e1U 7 lo 2. W ^
r e i T wtl b a X “
Balloog alngiaa, Mrjaaky atrike* SL Augustine, meet th* iSqlna‘
out, Ihivarnatt comes to bat bit on th flr hams .field Friday, ah'1 0I.ENN FERRY. Idaho, A nr. jRlckWobd Gold. Jo# Woodward of Chicago- Detroit gams was called t h / JtriuonriDo Bad Capa
bare again on RottuMow •<*’ O ^ -fA p —Sport'men of thU I the Birmingham BmreOs, Ukaa ofr her.us* of lhr m'd. Yretarday. nlon of th* JosksawriB*
Ucllong la out trying to mak* play
th* A isle'* from Palatka. Th*' r**?. . !* nroteeted aettylly of |„q,W wrrk a t third, aaeond rnd Boston «efe*t#d Phlltdelphla 2 t* l-agwe. The Gloat*, pin red
third.
go to Palatka next Sonday.
h* Mologlcel aureer In catching first and aomstlmes dot* a bit of
D*trait defeated Chicago 5 to ft, yesterday at Apepk*. but
Ssnfordi Catae single*, Barnes
L - ford
tsom — Herbert Bml'.b.j fence, Cate* out on catch by
St of fr-McCrone, manager nf th> dunrwm l« P»e for rofote bslt Gy-shagglng to keop hi* out-J New York defeated W’sbington 5 to IL.
■BiChari** Robinson, Jim Morgan, pluhar, Uarnrs flies out to cun. (lie* out, Wagnar a trik u cut. Tooknuts, exnected to pet Vev1 Tie
» >*"^h °f 1* fir).Gog talent* polished. He’s Uw | to 1. end Clarelanl deflated 3L
C a rte s Gikssn lu mas
Blstruff Ilia* out. . In the pitcher’s box In th* DaLer
1 fo r InaUnc*. And, too, thara'a tsr.
tho Ciaata*
,
«
Hcote:
Doiand
0,
Hanford
0.
ftftftgRy
lure
many
flshtnnonearn* today, and Intends to star'
Ilia* Elian Batts, Sanford girl I Score; Da Lend 0, Hanford 0.
Eighth
losing
form- aonlrt ‘ tomorrow. Moss
^ Who by har victoria* ho* bare m l '
Third lasing
lioLand: U ursrnitt walk*, Kl- Pne#»rd boy m*" be seen In th
eligible for stats
tournamaut " DsLand: Purcell ainglf* rn
nard
hits
a
two-baggar
to
tha
n,‘eh*r’« h«v le Th* red'y** gsir>
- . p l a y . Hanford’' net stars will go' third atrika, Flshar bunt* and W
L . RP against soma strong cqmpati- out *t firit rurcatl going to right flald lanes, Jummonnll* here with the Saint*.
Commentfne rn ' *m^erdv/'f
: tlon In that atata1 tournamonLIsecond; Tsylor ttrika* out, Nor- flics out and Ih m rn o tt icorv«;
‘h it It wouldn't b* a t all aurprU-'wood alngiaa to abort, **f* Mt t’urcvll hit by pltchor and takr* ■•••re. p*ukfy reils ••l-"IWm tn 1*1,
bis baaoi - Flshar . strike* out; w I 'tlM t th* ‘■ry* on the Penfl'^* |
scoring Tsylor out-gt first.
te*m ere rru<-h vnnpeer and It"'"
OrUado, DsLand
and Apopka P urctllr MaJrekj gats ’ a ihr<-- __Hanford; McCown out on lopg r—thee meet of tha r'aTand
doogllng s t thair
belts, tbry baIC«r. scaring Norwood end drlva to cantar, Sloans walk*, •n* th a t had anmethh*** to do. wit’ *
Should prove strong contandirtj Ballang; Duvernatt out, sbort- Bonner file., out, McCron* out on lh»lr loelne th* dh#"le- eeftt*"
drive to left field.
Bid th* m t'n ryaqmt that M « * '
fo t i tat a honors.
stop to llrat.
Beora; Dr Lend 1, Sanford 0, won ysatsHs*. he ield wps
—K—
Battftrd: Wagner HI** out to
esnso the Reds heye h*d rm-’ ’
Ninth Inning
- Mighty fow are ths plat* g lo u .tin to r, HI truff flits out U> c*nDsLttnJi Norwood walks, Bel- more prerile*. Tile. Red* h 'd ft’’
Urtndowi In down town Hanford ttr, Lopar ou tjan drive to third,
long single . Majssky alngiaa nr s ir exhibition r**e*X W w
\7 0 U CANT LOSE in dying
■lid other town* In tha County I Score: Da l and 3, Sanford 0.
snd Norwood la caught out try training season, whn* the
I Double-Mellow Old Gold*
th a t don't display th* big red
Fourth laalag
o-t*
bed
nnly
o"»
••hPIHnh
gtre
'•ta r* which signify th a t, that Da Lend: Klnrrd alngiaa; Juni- ing to gat to third, Duvernal t in whleh to sot ««*• w l t*r *r
U theie smokers found out
Owners of those bualnaaa astab- monvilla bunts, safe s t f ln t single* and Btllong la caught'out lire before tho *0»*n« opened.
They
naked end got double
Ushmant* are auppcrtlag
the, when MeCrtm* drr-p* th* boll, trying to mak* homo', Klasrd
•WO’v* to t A* oood toom. no*
Iknfard Bosoboll
Club. T l* Klnard got* to second; Pure-ill •Ingles, scoring M*J**ky; Duvor- s :nv fore** «.* ■*oW < > erj5
their money beck afterthe fint
nett out balwsan second .gftd
ouggsitlon 1* mad* to customers. hiU o long drive to esntar, tourWerC nrreid*"* af th* Renfnr
peck. But they tried neecood
that thiy should nak for c«l)-l|ng Klnard, Jummonnllt* gne
B— bell Amorl'*‘oa, "Jo*t ^
Sanford:
Swindell
alngiaa,
rages whott making
purchiere, third; (Hardin pitching for San
peck . •. end Donftla Msfloie
reus*
w*
W
tha
flm
t
r
*
^
Ipbiftkl
th* clorh
bo so ford), Ftabar
alngiaa acorinf Cat*' ting!**, Barne* flioa out
• n I Bwlndall aeorai, Wagwr
OI5L Golds won them com*
flies out.
pUMy.
H o w aboutyou? Hare
Bcoret DaLand I; Hanford 1.
■'I'.i . m b
a s n 11 r e 4 ft
t h e t hr i l l of
At 5 P. M. Today
Red Sox And Yankees
Play ,pnce;. Others
To Get TWo Chances
New York Giants
Finish Week With
A Perfect Score
v -'j
h ls f*
Lw kouls Play In
DeLandTodayAnd
Daytona Tuesday
Sanford ~ciub Play*
*On The Home Field
Agsin Wednesday
T ay lo r, t b
NorwoaO, rf
* I
i ’ll lose, lb
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S a n fo rd h T h e O nly C e n tr a l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Rail, H i g h * ? '
A nd W a te i f r a n a p o r ta t io n
N I ’M I1ER 1SS
ITALIANS NEARING ADDIS ABABA
W eB P a s t 8 0 0
B o rd e n
Eden Issues Threat
A s League Dele-:
guiles Prepare To
Leave Confere n e e
MUTISM
SOMA! I
Ixaffuc Deplores
F u t i I e Efforts
LAND
Ethiopians Have Not
Despaired Of Sav
ing Capital C i t y
r.K X K V A . Apr. 21.— (A P )
IS’U'i'alr-* to th e I-ongUS o f
ITALIAN SO M A LILA N D
MOGAWSC10®/
N.ii ;.nw riiiin ril d i'p -irto d itft**
.T ili*- !,*’m n ie cv«*cutive b o d y
li-ul HrfYnWrl’ e f f o r ts t o b e g in
in-mil ia lio n s ft>r prince. A
h ..liilii-n w u i a d o p te d b e f o r *
i dj.*n> nini-nl ih u llirin jr f a l ln re ill ru n riliiilio n a n d o n e *
nuiru MiMM-aling to I t a l y J f t
m ale pesirf.
AnH i«n/ f!il«*nt tJrlUsH f o r f^ fl
Atrn U ry , w»rn«*«| tho L n f Q t
lhai if iMHisur#* were rx>t atlopU j
!.» halt th*- K itt African conflict,
hi* (f*»hrrtim**nt might adopt lift
;J
;t
*j
,
k
^
m
(,
’ ■
**wn itieih«n*l * fur raft*guard lug lift ..V
lf*trr?«tti..
Oar Ship Has Arrived, Says
UDace AsThousands Cheer
M
.
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EcSkuvian* «iM they did n o t' -!
*ia\ing their capita!. They f
preparetl a Hnal aland In U w , *;
mountain* of Shorn pro tinea, #0 t
mile* north of Ad<iia Ababa. '
Ihero «>r» t opart* of a f k t t i -Vj
hatife m oth of Addij Ababa*
The government reported tba
Elhi#pinna *till heId Haggsh Bur
ami S . a, lUnch no the aoqtham
f o n t, Native* continued to ftM
Ihc capital.
Many foreigner* <'
■atcpl la»t
night In
legation -
CITY NEWS
(M m d Rv I r v
To Pay S3M Rtl
W ar
Given
■ H W faa K .
and Lillian W. ttidaardaon. l.*«.I aubjrcts.
The Uritiih m inister
both «J Or tan! a.
j *•* cmharraatad by a elaMOT
-- I fr,'m hundreds nf persona o f oUNr .
Judge Raleigh IVItcvray, can- natinnalll ie, f e t in g tha protaedidate for r**vcm‘*r. will a Io l a oikh infantry com paay
d r n i the v tlc r , nf Seminole' "w / duly a t lb« legation undor
Ceowty
in Sanf.-rd Wrmlrmilay Drilioh officers,
cv raia* a t S • ’dock.
I The French and German l# fs— --| , l u * officially roponaibte f o r .
INilittrtan* and olbci* arc ia >“ o r a l ‘other European national!d u d hy the Home Pcnwwaira- 'K -. were a Loo filling w ith re f a * ..
li u i (l« k nf Lake Mary lo a f e v The American Legation, In
m aat hm-f nipper m la k e M iry '* n“ ,r** dangerous position near
a t t e clo tli ,*n Friday evening 'l**' h eart of town, waa unocctt«f this week.
pie*l except for tha ataff,
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Many G rrekt and Armenians,
The fire departm ent Had a wh-. have practically a monopoly
ra n to th e eld fti'l lumber yearda on business hrlkec th ry w ill b»
n e a r the S tate Market yesterday allowed to eonlinua under tea
nfteenaon. hut a blaoe started by Italians.
Hut for the moiM nt
n epark freaa a tere motive waa ex- they locked up their sh o p . and
UT ' * , <
ihm “ PP*r»tu* joined Other foreign era cam pl*W Tt,r4j
______
on *h*i grounds of legations.
J t K ? S L i ” : r , T h r e e Miet Death As
m *r Soamta. with W. E. Kader A lll O M L V n u l i I f a o d . n .
(K y O erk T. S. Lamaon was
■ay today canrrlling interest
npewa totalling $47V,S17.I7. He
i .gVl tha ompuni back from
i l l s —eflli last night. They were
■waited by tho Bondholders*
— Hioc during tho s a l two
A troop c f Boy ScnuU wUI be
be aig sa iiid in Taola on Fri
day arm ing of thia weak, tbs
organisation meeting to bo bold
In th# m’Osan acbooL J. K. Faa u
to ha K M U o u lrr with D. U
McXab as his assastatiL Tbs
tea ip waD atari off with n mem
henhap ad I I hays.
here in a InaJ -oo automooUo
llakm...
Sam Rutherford, itatn ant*
Hie tiernae tag
Inauector
cklcnt. Rulkerford aakl Da-is*
tomob*lc bad aideswipsd tw o
il Auburn.Isle with ItUte daw
J. L Monro of Miami, brot
In-law of Mitcbell, waa d ll
juat a h ra j of tha Mltghrlts.
•aid hit wife waa forced to 4
their autoniobila aff tho' row
scold * collision with Divio*
LOCAL WEA’
-a, 1
j
city and county officer* were m
ing Uavls at Ibe time o f t t e
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CHECKING
1
of the 8emlnole County dum ber of Commerce c
triumphant doe* tu t night with a total of KM
»hfpa told. ThU la 24 .more than the <0at which
aat, and nearly a hOmAfarf l«M than to expnetod
«m caotafna Bare reported and A d ftW t me
I v l
t . i b f a ' 1 - c - ,
1 GARAGE
1
Ta*- a b—j tUyai
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wa
ty V 1
, -cvf ^ . 1 ^ .i-1 Jv ta? s. ■
esteem wfth which IV—H i
tribute to the Chamber H
g—lizatlon promoting the
! of the efffcf—t m 4 oadrisg'
Me “sales” agffifv
rio ettlg tp h ea e— whether t|
ewerjr pane* who Js|—tffh e Chamber o f Odda w * wiu
atteatf —eetfoge —-tfariy, do hi* part at the uribua com
mittees* and memtafeute fell Meat t m i d formitfeUng prgptical poflcie*, a brilliant futtre foe the newly ymorgapited I
Chamber of Commerce 1* reAdfly aseu—L v
The Chamber o f Commer— letowgn to each aadl
•eery one of those* who paid their —eraherefdb fn r. It la
up to them <o make 11 something of whMTttioy can be
J—fly proud.
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n ie 'c c v r o r o - B R ace
j
case af Um Coonty dapeada m Um
OunwMt of Commareo, ta d w
Drink* 29 Years
Won't T ut* 'Em
»tilL"
* Roeaeii Kay, the dtalnuthw but dynamic — etary of m t
Fwiliwl
Blmpaon
the **- SOUTH BEND, In*. Apr. 11. WASHING'
t£e Florida Pro— AaeoctaHon, haa been doing an Inter—t- •omba** that It w u told
the flnt —<AP)—F ar - 'y u a n Vte Lev— - A Tow—an
iag job of analysing the Florida .polltfeed
Com
- aitpation,
, .partic . Mfpg in t l i h liio fi of tin C hiobtr t o b m a U t i
ularly aa H relat— to newepmp—» iaoppert
_
^ ___
of various _gubmit hid r w W lu from mo—1 iaaft fa B * » m to u u —OO-a-m
Sooto Bead, Set bo I I I y*t to Uatlon mid a
natorlal Candida*aa- He firda that the newspapers on fhr [Jiaf «« to*
U i U . mm of ki* ewe i ratoeUoas. ugkd d — .u
whole apa w itentkr-the— Nea with a policy of watchful <M**f but
If tt w u n V fb r • $ lu* of ban faao u i J n A to l
waitings providing reads— with fa e ti political platforms, I tSaeph to*
•rory —» a r p m y*ar* Via p o o r—oyfab
dnd campaign speech—^ but r—erving their editorial aspbe w
• a n ba would qualify aa a total af their eidti
port to a later date.
l« »
"
ebatainw. Ib ba* boon two y—re
Tho Wetem
In this respect apparently the — a—span a— aat
\
•Into
bfa
laotgU**.
bat
ba
fl—r—
—
at]— 7
different from tho general pehlfc. J# Kenned Kaihaaer, f f l V ^
bo may q u C f e - t h a r If to t com' aa!f affldavi
f f the M lini UtoM writes, ~ a T fv a* * l5 p W to oon-lt[t)rnflfk^r
Ins oamaMr — to too m > a
rorolrod free
... t
. *Tii . oh___ _e__ a ebdemflalflu
earned, the gvbenutofW campaign n f t r l - been ”hiatp*n*r* •
one big yawn." to faffing to — rtf—• any parti—kr in- Li* Um iQui
ter—t m the campaign "to
newspapers a— merelyJe—pwhr «
to date,
(feu, b e n
■L
■
* of rtefr ton
the Candidatea he— spoken, arneB ere
Those who have' been he— hare edf
b— rims • hundred vote—, sod —
local e—ulldat—.
There to unAnrtgedly e o -e very
—a tea—
of tba a r n —y.’*
apparent lack of Intefaat and It to lnc<
Nowadbya L en a U MW ba*
failure o f the asndldeU* to retoe an
to—at fa e South —
hotel.
ar chord, ‘T U tftnni for th*
From hi* point of rant***, ha I
those o f the past dragged 01
■ay* paopfa on both iM*a of tho
aented In much the —me old
bav* ibown tba bar a n coin* fa h n to la u n l
not dapandoot om bow to Q(0 Hquor a* prchlHtkm
be accepted by the people as
§ | p
pcoalmaUty
a ry
C ln b s
O f
irtda To **eei
In ToUahassee
—tapUy to—ar— bla roil*-
m f p p r Ow National puarftl
value. At the
—«
w ill taka a/flra
V
pavamor to pick— for htol
wUllnsntaa to *!’ • » s n a t foal
Hetr fr iltw (for we— qiW|
Ing, Fence-fHreddtfnf, IVofitti
jt begins to Took a* If the pm
nest goverpor tn much the m
; A ^ ep re-n ttlm e. Mr.
And 'Cbm D M u a n
goraaaar
of bl* time to Rotary affairs
vialtfas iw h o f tba eluba In
florid*, to Inapbro th an to gnat-1
ar acthtty
aloof tba Do m I
mappad out in tba objatto o f .
e^ b st s Uy
«*fao.
fln t three, with a— (Uffen
the right ardor. However, 1m
there taw fleeting that Com ,
■
J,
A ..
A aumbar of aoUrtatomato
to*tor*, ar* botot
tka TaOekaaa— R o terto - wllh
tba —Watonca of Oair Irttoa
who toll act aa b o o tm a -fa to r
might
“J w «
w
«bl* y«arV
a f to
With appnuUmaUly » r*pr*-| tba n tlfa
■ aa lsttv aa.af b a a d .b e —
fa I M e i
Um A— d—g>fA M # a atotoo WWW oa«
r— JOmaar* .fa* — U*jrfafaaO— tmamed that *— •
F— >
to—
- to
am■ — Imi
Iv'jLi f ' 1 ,_ t
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T90^0
Towns—d-
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; ;n
�‘AIK TOGETHER
Four Sentenced For
Smuggling: Aliena Jaycee *a Convention
MIAMI, Apr. 2i
_
men were sentenced to the federal
penitentiary In Atlanta by Fed-
al Calendar
ro ar
p ie r c e ,
Apr. n . —w
Personals
day waa, "Pioneers of the King
dom.”
The pretram waa praaeated as
follows:
A benefit bridge party will be
■toe* ( l . l ^ r . M. a t the Elks'
Club by the Sanford Some
Demons tontlo* Club. •
-V
A meeting of Catholic women
w a bo held a t 1:00 P. M. a t the
Woman's Club building on Oak
Arenas.
FRIDAY
a t 1:0 P, M. a t Berntanle High
School for the benefit of the
High School Orchestra.
» Regular meeting of N. de V.
Howard Chapter of tho U. D. CL
frill take place at 8:80 P. M. a t
'th e home of Mrs. J. M. Hayes,
West Ninth Street.
Semlaola Rebekah Lodge will
most at 8-00 P. M. at the Odd
Fellows’ H alt
SATURDAY
H |U nf " " C*W* Th" " * * * * * *
DeToUoaal, Mrs. J . T. Newby.
Prayer, “Thanking Ood f ir the
Growth of the Klafdom" —
Mrs. Jane Smith,
Hymn, “The Kingdom la Coming.”
pinna its ' Introductory Talk —
Mrs. MtChlL
“E lse Fannie t S. Heck, pioneer
of the W. M, U - _ Mrs. W. D.
Gsrdtner.
Doot, “Come Women Wide Proclaim” — Mrs. B. C. Moors and
Mrs. E M. Carroll.
“Dr. L T: Tlchnor, pioneer of
homo miss Iona" — Mrs. 0 . E.
1 Rollins.
"Dr. R. H. Grates, pioneer of forsign missions"—Mrs. F. E.
Gatehel.
-The Pioneer Spirit"—M n. A. K.
Roeaetter.
Closing Prayer—MUs AIU# Traf-
Mayor Capitulates,
Returns $100 Fine
Mrs. Rusk S t John and daugh
Three gTeet ite rs—united la danger, laughter and loeo—head
ter, Cornells, of Tampa are the the cast of ZOth Century's boisterous, gloriously romantic, “A Mes
geests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. sage to Corel*." They are Barbara Stanwyck, Wallace Beery and
Zachry, Park Arenas.
,
John Bolts. "A Message to Careln" wilt be shown a t Urn Rita
Among the Sanford persons
who
attended
spring
house
parties lest week-end a t the Havana High School. For the
Units rally of Florida were: the
post six years she has m ate
Ml«e« Margaret Vernay. Kath
Sanford her home.
ryn Thigpen. Marian Eatridgs.j Mr. Telford has lire.I in San
Jana Sharon and Karlyte House-, ford for many years and la omMra R. E( Kipp, Mrs. J. P.
holder and Wilson Smith.
played as an engineer for the Bstr>,
Bate., L.
L M. Swain, and Ed
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Mitrhrlt served as hosts at the
Mr. and Mrs. Telford have re- rec-lsr business and social meetturned from a short honeymoon In? of the Co-Ed Class of the First
Mr*. B. C. Moors presided over
and are at home to their frtenda Mvlhinjlit Church hel4 Monday
a abort boilness session which
evening at Ubt -Atrch atmew: The
in Floral Heights.
following the program. About 38
------------ 1
last terse of tho Nineteenth
numbers srsra present.
P is m waa repeated s i ths Scrip
ture Inson and praytr.
During the social hour games
were led by Mrs. C. >E. Williams
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- >/, sn.l refreshments were served.
meres will be held * In Ovleth Th",<‘ present w*ry»«Judg* IL W.
-Mr. and Mrs W. ft.' * e * t en- Jackson,
Elisabeth
W ittlngton, with Slavla, ChuluoU and G*. Ware. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kipp,
•etsH sIrw l bH tin p lo y ite of tfct Arlirw Rich U r, pl*jing viollruj nova. Later, other meeting, will Mr *n'l M™. O. R. Sims, Mrs. C.
Americas F ru it Grower* tn the Jfork Palmer, aezophooe, Robert bo held In the Crunty, President E Williams. Mrs. J. P. Bates, Mr.
SenfordlDivision. Including wives, H .rodoo and H arry Joe M intrlk, Tom Simpson announces.
The
Mrs. C. E. McSlsrrow, Mrs.
and huabandi, w tui a p ltaie supper , cornels; Hsian
Chapman and Geneva meeting will be on the M I). lire', Mrs. Lj M. Swain, Mrs.
Saturday svcnlng a t th eir home1 Bobby Shaffer, Trams;
, W F. Price, Mrs. J. H. TIndel. the
Edith evrning of May 12.
In Mavfslr. Bo poor w as sordid Singletary, piano. They practice
. Misors Norine Nonrood, Eula
-------a t picnic tsbies arranged beneath
an hour before
school everyt * , weather:
Partly
elou.ly ' Mrt'uller, Flora Kipp, and Duane
large trees on th e lawn. E entirDouglass McS'arrow, and Ed
tain m int was fam ished by a Thursday morning. T. M. Dolli- tcnlght and Wednesday, possibly Mitchell.
ion,
who
Ilyas
la
F
trn
Dark,
■howers
In
eitrem
e
south
por.
negro orchestra.
them this bour se well ra tio n , slightly warmer In sitcoms
Among those present were: Mr. .glvae
another one for ehapel on p u r s - Bnrth
w M rt,
rt|,([U
and Mrs. Alan Wilson, Mr. and
M rs. Btaeey W hite, Mr. and Mrs. .day morning, when the orchestra.tonight, cooler la north perilm
J , E. Wathan. Mr. And Mrs. K J. ■JWl. “ pn>T * lo“ 1 V * " ^ .W e d n e s d a y night. S tro m s northMeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Joel F.'e'd, l^onal. They have purchased and w. . t Florida: Partly cloudy toWednesl.y
showers.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Itearaon, Vr. completed peyiaent o ^ a splendid „|Kht;
In west portion,
and Mrs. J. W. Grossman, Mra. *•“ dram, which belong, to the
school, and they era now making:
.
Nellie F ro tm , Mr.
‘a id Mra pnymanU on a tab* (you know
Another suit against; th . City
-------0fUsee big“ *bass
Il ' e ^ H rm ion^*M tvr ' a H Mra. ■ * V o0f
b€Ulustral !M tn l'by, Ova Bondholders' Committee
u m m iu n
Review 1 s Planned
To Benefit Orchestra
Mr. And Mrs. Scott
..Give Picnic Supper
Dependable C l a s s
Has Monthly Meet
S taten FteM, Me. and Mrs. Ales * * c t*
FLOWERS
All Occasions
H n, Herbert E. Russell
Mary A t* .
Phone Wl-J
Tho Oriodo P-T. A.
wU cntortaln tho
COUNTY
CANDIDATES
w ith «
Chicken
Slimier
WRD. APRIL UU>
V
**•
_SV
m “ , lt
: Mu nU ScI in
C A iL RDrum
EVUE
S eTtinndaj
m i N l e H gi d i S c h M l
Bens fit High School
Tonight
BABY ONES TRIP SPBIABR8
DALLAS. Ter., Apr. tl- - (A P )
—Such won* as "wreath" and
“proceeded" played most havoc
among contestants In a rtecnl
Dallas Interscholastic league con'
teat, whereas such formidable ap
peart Bg hurdles es “pus 111sol
moua" and "notiom e"-w flt tkkm
with the greatest of ease. Cor
redly spelled were
“petard,’
“picnicked." “excruciating," "Im
perceptible,"
''blatant,"
"tag
ary,” "contemptuous," and "stag
Wednesday
Thursday
BBLLING THE CAT AGAIN
KENTON. O., Apr. ! ).-( A P )
—"list's toll ths rate," said Ken
ton sportsmen. So th* Hardin
Cbunty More Game Association
ssnt the state legislature a reso
lution urging that every cat In
Ohio be compelled ‘to wear a bell.
Ths • llnkle, the resolution set
forth, would reduce materially In
road* on all forma of young wild
Ilfs.
waa
filed tfyes tents y.• The
eommltr .— ——
a Iiw ...........
.
L >tee seeks to mandamus the offi-----I* ho s of making enough title and eomplet thorn to pay
to finish paying for flS.OOO of wst.rw ork. rvcilpU.
’Abrams, Mr. and l f r O Charles proeesds
______ _ ______ ____ ____
,
y tho end of the yaa.-,, Mayor Rhlnholser and all the eom'*y, Mr. snd Mrs. David Van Ness,; the orchestra U sponsoring a mlasionera are named ss deftndMr. end Mrs, J. W Parker. Mr.'musical review a t the H l* h ',nU. CUy Attorney Wilson said
end M r a Honor d a u r r . Mr. snd .School
auditorium, Thursday, the suit la a "mere matter of
Mr*. Heavy ZurllsMo, Cbsvler Apr. W. I t la a varied program’ fnrm“ as the City, in order to
consisting of vocal and Instru- “play safe," declines payments
mantel solos, dances, and occhrs- unless ordered by'the court.
ton numbers and It la th* hope-------of emery member of the faculty
Members of the Seminole Chap- HPANIRH PRIESTS ARREHTBU
MADRID. Apr. 21.—0P)—Th*
Mrs. J. D. Callahan. Mra. Paul and student body that yvo town's, tar Order of DeMolay are #sJohnson. Mry. E. A. Londen- people, who hava never failed, peeling a record turn-out of H a
berg. Mrs. R M. Mason, J r , Mrs. nk yet, wIB co-operate In helping sons tonight when both degree*
J . M. Morris, Mra. H. B. McCall, u , make this worthwhile project of tho DeMoIoy are conferred up
J r , Mrs. Herman Middletoo. Mra, a success. All student tickets I on a candidate at th* Masonic
E. C. Smith, J r , Mra. V. L.
Smith. Mra. Alice Ward. Mra. W.
OPERETTA
T. Wooley, Mra. H. R. Hansen,
been obtained by th* chapter a*
Mrs. E a Nelson, Mrs. M. Ite**. Thnra^ty, Apr. 88.
that the degrees may b* held on
Mrs. Burk* Steele, «*d Miss
a Tueaday night Instead of on
Thursday, 7:45 P. M.
Revs Perry.
Mondaya, as required, according
South Bklu School
to a . E. McKay, DeMolay ad
Admission 10c . 25c
Indians of tho Kiowa reserva
visor.
tion near Anadarke, Ohio, a n
organising an all-Indian Ameri Annoancamsnt waa mad* today IMlIM CONVERTS IN CHINA
can Legion poet with a pro of the marriage of MMa Winnie
spective m astership of. 1U.
Mao Harrison, daughter of Mr, ** NEW YORK, Apr. *t^-(A P>—
and Mra. O. B. Harrissn of thl* Opt .hundred thousand adult cori
city, to L o d s n . l t 'Tslfsed, aim ver*Iona to tho Catholic Church
af tha city, i t s ceremony was wire wvtdo In tho past y far In
At th* 8 nt warn
performed Sunday afternoon by China, according to a report
ing loves* - quick
Dr. Murphy of tho Mlthodlst received a t Urn national office of
—a lew drope up
Trinity Church a t k li homo In th* Society for the Propagation
nostril. Its
of the. Faith. Thte la the largest
Da Land.
tim ely use helps
Tho, held* wore n navy bln* Increase In 81 years, the society
prevent many colds
silk anaemble with aecaasorlns say*, and brings the Catholic pop
In whit*. She waa reared In ulation a f China to a .total of 2,Quincy and la a gradual* af the S1IAM.
Fehm e.tennnnl M e a ^ t.ifi.Q W 'term in . Mr. a id Mrs. A /^ D .
ROME, Ga., Apr.
Land H array and Aubrey Smith,
Mtk, w « ordered to trial I d
Floyd Superior Coart, charged
with a payroll robbery.
Th# two w*r* convicted b
United State* District Coort op
th* robbery char**, but I M
trial was later ordered by Judge
E. Marvin Underwood «b* M
there waa lack of evidence to
support their ceavtetloe.
Harvey Is under a throe h i
fire-year lenience for a tta c k !^
a deputy sheriff in an is r a p l
attempt. Smith has .been M
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‘‘SLEEPING BEAUTY'
Winnie Mae Harrison
Weds Laden Telford
CATCHING
COLD?
Sanford*! Oyrn
Louise lohiutoi
MOTH PROOF
BAGS ?
WHICH DO YOU PREFER? WE HAVE
BOTH AND CAN ASSURE YOU PEIU
FECT SERVICE.
NOBODY EVBR puli
away
woolen clothe* without tuvinf
them Insured against moths and
our two service* ABSOLUTELY
keep them out,
i\
First we clean your garments
thoroughly and then olthw “moth
proof1 them (K°od for six month*
or until garment la cleaned
•gain), or put them In moth proof
bags- Be *urw to atata which
method you prefer. There la no
extra ehafge for this service.
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iblic Instrni
ELECTION
Middle Life
For County lid. Public Instruction.
of Paragould, Ark., wka writes:
*T cannot say. anything bat
H
.b ou t CaWoL r think it Is
• grand medicine. I took Csniul
daring change of Ufa. I was m
break, »o nervous, I coaid hardly
t o . ' l Ju*t draggrtf ( m a d : 1
E .T . HAINES
BBMlrfOLE COUNTT
A n m .x u .u s 6
COMPANY
District No. 1
Nam a l a Tkla Uaafflda] Balia* Is A Paid Pahtlaal Adv,
CHAKLEiS1J)UNN
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oaM»*aaa(a.a|Oaaa«ao*, oaoaaaaa«aa, ,
HAMM4KIDNAPING PINNED ON OLD KARPIS GANG
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aomethinf to gtv
I read of ChrduL
anvert bottle*. I t gar# raa relief
and strength- 1 am dow CO year*
p u t and can do a pretty fo o l
day'* work In the bouie and' gar-
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M. C. GINDER
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BOSTON STEELE
■ F if th CongrecmlonaJ ]
Oa RAYMOND ELLARS
-‘den.*
ThuMMiMla
d :x . t h r a s h e r
JAB, G. SHARON
For County Commissibm
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
HAVE TOUS>ATpU repairad
by 3M wW. really t o r n haw
J. J. CATES
For Governor
VICTOR CHECK
DAN CHAPPELL
WM. t (Homestead Bill) HODGES
JUDGE RALEIGH PETTEWAY
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For Attorney General
J. D. DAVISON
FRED A. DYSON
JOHN E. FOX
REX PACKARD
For Comptroller
OTTO SCHMETTL
State Treasurer
PETER. THURSTON
For Railroad Commissioner
For County Commissioner
D istrict No. 3
W. B. BALLARD*
37th Rang!
ROYL. HOWELL
W. R. DUPREE
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
J. J. PARRISH
T .v s m c w w rm *
C. B. SEARCY
For Representatives State Legislature
FORREST B. STONE
He J. LEHMAN
to r County Commissioner
For Representative, State Legislature
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GORDON BARNETT
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District No. 4
B. C. DODD
W. B. WILUAMS
A. G. WAGNER
liin n iiB rw sti .
HERALD^ aANFXMUV TLOMPA
Public Invited To
See Nursery School
For Negro Children
. .By JBAN POULgON
SINGEB SALES A Serrlce al
We hare a new WPA Nur
Ur. Plxlsr'e, 2nd A Palmetto. sery School Unit Ip Sanford. the
........... nuraery, that U taking
colored
car. of a number of needy chil
dren. Thlt nursery is located at
110 East Third Street, and la un
der that diractlon of P a r a John,
eon, who la head Uaeher. Tho
WILL SACRIFICE *300 diamond other tearfiers are Nellie Rosier
ring for 919* cash. Box H.
and Gertrude Darli.
The Nuraery School building
3— A utom oM kaT
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w n donated by >(ontes Harria
1931 CHEVROLET Dual Wheel, and the renovating wta paid for
long wheel base track. New by thle community through the
Tire* aad Tag. *375.90 Reel sad efferto of Uentas Ilarria, Clara
•Seas, M l W. f ir s t I t
Johnson and the colored Builoesi
Mm*! League of Sanford. The
Inside of the building haa been
‘(dbipletely done over and has
passed state aafety and sanitation
Inspection. Thle nuraery school la
supervised by the Flat* Supervis
or of Nursery Schools, Miss Nye
Griffiths, and the State Supervis
or of Nursery School *IIMHUM;
Mtae Dorothea Knocktl; It U al
EXPERIENCED
so under tha local supervision of
first das*
Urs. Joan Puuleou, County Super
visor of Education,
All of the teachers’ salaries,
EXPERIENCED
Btenogrepber •a well as the salaries of a cook
bookkeeper wants position. Caa and a maid, are paid for by the
furnish local references.
Box Division of Education of WPA.
Box MF, care Herald.
The food, milk, and
medical
supplies are also paid by tha W.
IS—Apartment* for Brat.
P. A~ Division of Edocatloa,
Dr. Starke has examined the
children and everything possible
VACANCY IN Mahoney Apart- Is being done to make healthy
meats. Pbotvs lt- J ,
- boys and girls of these children.
We Invite you to visit the
school and see fqr yourselves the
good work that is being done
t
of
wotn*n
.V ,s m » p ,
OLD LAW JAILS MAYOR McNAIR
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ACTRESS SUES IN CONTRACT DISPUTE IN QUEER CHILD
CUSTODY TANGLE
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ik m If It d—m
not
YOl\ consult n pfcjrsl—ndf.
SHORTS CAMP
n o w in . n e w -d o iiffn
S w a n k y tw lg g l a t t t s l
• Sparkling (1a s m (tread with
bright ( ta n . . . tlx w Swankyt r i p . You11 want to collect a
whole act And wbUa you're doing
U, get acquainted .
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w ith all sey aa A t
"N
of tha delicious
^
Kr a f t C h a a ta *
a
Spreads. They’re , k t
j
m a rv e lo u s fo r
II
■wdwicheMalads *f
*
and appetlserp. *
,
We htvg g cpedal plan
which will help you to
purchase a new Chevrolet
or used car NOW. Call
tuid seo ua for details of
thle plan.
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J * Er—ewlmf Tree tpeefe rise
VfguU you rslhar pay lor paint
ing your Kama tn a lump sum
. . . or a few deHart a ncrJh.
without disturbing your ravings
account? See ue lor details
about Pittsburgh's staple, easy
T!mP?ay»eul PUn. . , "Paint
Tbday. Months toPey." Nosed
Up* no down payment (J
much M IS monthe to pev,
coven both paint aad lahu*
Taka advantage cl thn-b..
S N O W
The mysterious kidnaping ef William A. Hamm, wealthy at. Paul, Minn, brewer. In ftJJ, wts pros w s i l d eeNed by the Department ef Justice with the arrest ef thrse alleged conspirators and the
answtwWPmaM that Alvin Karpin Infamous gangster, wga the leader. Idmund C. gsrthelmey (upper
latll. postmaster at Baaeeavllla, III., was seised ea a charge that he permitted hit house (center) In
Cetwanvllla la be Head for holding Hamm captive. Jack Pilfer (upper right) ef St. Paul was arrested
ea the “finger man" and Charles J. Fltxperald (lewcr right) was seised In Lee Angeles so another
c neplrator.. Others named aa the kidnapers Included Karpla (lewcr left), Arthur (Dee) Darker (seea. d front )dft belew) and Syren Belton (eeeend from right) who Is new In Jail In ft. Paul. (Asse-
BUBBLE-BURSTER UPPER AND SALLY
Arrested ea aa embculement charge kecsd upon an sveteot law
toUpwlng hlarafuaal to ahay.* court »rH eedeeim Mm to repay SMO
fine collected by a msglstraU In a cast t f disputed legality. Pittaaurqh's wtie-era«ktng msyer, Wltllem-N.*MeNslr spent mere than tn
haur In Jail rather than glva bend. Ht Is shewn Joking and sating
an apple behind bars before the Judge released him sn his ewa
recognisance. (Associated Prase Phots)
‘Lucky’ Luciano Jailed
Dogwood Princess
Miss Margaret Mann,'' 34, of
Evanston, III., claims mother
hood of a 3-ycar-oM boy which
Dr. Gardon Mordoff of Wilroetba,
III., s a /i was born to hit de
ceased wife. 5he says the baby
was borfl*fh W r In'en orphanage,
and charges Mordoff with teach*
the
nlral kidnaping. (AP Photo)
Declaring the stuiio refused her work but still1 claimed
rig h t to her arrvlcrs, Ann Dvorak, llollywi.>d serrm actress, it
shown testifying at a Los A n u rln hraung of her suit to construe
her contract with W arner Brothers. She asks ••reasonable damages."
(A P Photo)
ftineesa A Mother
IT’ MACHINE PICKS BEAUTY
In WPA Shake-Up
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For County Commissioner
For County Judge
W . Gd K I L B E E
S/tf, (Saihmy) LO^G
G. W. HPENCER
~ V ’Tt*r " ,»
OfclE i
a Y{. WARE
jnty Prosecuting Attorney
U8H0LDER
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JOHN G. LEONARDY ;
rf, S
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uirATHlfelUX
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hall
FIVE-ROOM Dwelling, coabintd
with stare, t * x |4 . *1,000 stock
of goods, double gar(ge, all' new,
Electric UgkU, Mlephoue, running
water, flUlng aUtMn. 15 bearing
•raaga and grapefruit trees, 1
■AN FRANCISCO, Apr. 3L—
(AP)—Tbs net has been tight
en »d around autolsta wKv dodge
damage suits arising from acci
dents by fleeing to another state.
Lairg be 43 cu tes now permit
service ef processes on the head
at Oh motor ethics department
aa the offender’s "true attorney."
The defendant (a notified by reg
istered mall and Judgment may
W E R T -T h e - J E W E L E R
Je w e lry B e p s f rla g
t Af j v
r And Engraving
imm ra w i u w * » r
Fok* Justice, of the Peace
District
W. HERBERT MESSER
Hsre’e June Spsieing wearing
the erawn and rabe beetewsd
upon bar by virtue ef her aeleetlen
ae prlneesa af Ike first aaaual
Dogwood Psstlval in Atlanta, OS.
She wen the title ever a large
number af eenteetanta. (Aeaselatsd
Press p a sts)
otanlet
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
District
For Sheriff
Bob DOtiSON
PAUL G. BIGGERS
C. M. (CHARLIE) HAND
ibpervisor Of Registration
DAVID K.McNAB
W . J g T H IG P E N
J. F. McCIsELLAND
Woman
HAMPTON, O c. Apr.
(A P )-fU lU b Bern’s mad
f throe*b."
ThaVs (be slogan that Imp
Democratic Comimtteeman
w
w
Sanford
m
Circuit Court
i t |b t o t i t i ( l n
UmI
W «$s
0 5 ou n ces 13*
warmra
WHOSl*> BOY? COURT MUST DECIDE!
INVESTIGA-ni
Credit Ai ^ b
DARROW ‘MENTAL WHITTLER’ AT 79
“LlMi* A lfW Krelberger, l!-/aor-oM *L Petersburg, Fla^ boy
whs hs« g sh iid g alu a repdUtkm ns a daflstsr of bubble «V ix en '
balloons, ra n g I t Ilk ' theater with aa al:-gun and a sling-shot when
■ally Rand was scheduled to put on her set. But. Is, the poll.** who
ngasht kka wbea (M previously destroyed a bubble dancer’, costume
with a sling-abet, were on the look oat and nabbgd him. Bally, who
ladireeaal aad aOkWari rhJ boy to see her show after he was dUi
KIDNAPING
ad ass* s<
*< ■ *••*'
n* was r
let* WFA
The Infants Beatrii (above),
wife of Prince Alessandro JTorIonia and daughter of foimer
King Alfunso of Spain, haa Just
■>ven birth to a daughter la
Rome. The baby Is Alfonso's
f|rgt grandchild. The father reT
eelvad aonu of his educatloM In
thu United Stataa, and was regaided as a typical American
schoolboy athlete. (AP Photo)
Flood Endangering
.
Coutal Highways
e ! j* s ! b i
Censen. [
DARIRN, GA^ Apr. l l . - m
k;
—Rletag flood waters Monday 1
brought the threat of holaiioa
to approalamtely 3,000 rreUlents
a f this aeetign
of
coastal '
Ceorgta by the expected inundo- ,
Uon at a main highway, U. d.
iT. beth north aad south of hare. - 1
intern lag Udea from tha s«a <
were aa pasted to aggsavato tha'*'situation by boahiag up the
flood waters ea tbs A lum aba l
Wd South Newport Rivera.
TWj*«.
O BROOKLYN
MAN
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DOPE PEDDLERS ^
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DAYTONA BEACH, Apr.
—fAV-AutborlUea 8uiu.j»y VJgl|k.*j
opened a tonctrted drive Cgsliwk
narrollc law vloUtkm, koldlag
three perecos for laveeUgattMl • '
in connection with dope *‘*~TgrV^b
BIRDS* EGGS, NBSTB B A N iqjb J
AUGUSTA, Ge^ Ayr.
Aulgw' Rudolph Desert ef Chicago was called upon U play the
tola «f a modern Solomon In deeidlag the pateralty of this Ureayear aid b ar shows In court with Dr, Garden Meidoff. wka elabaa
tha y i c a p t r i la kls son. Gordon ID. On Cha other hand, MBs
Margaeoi Maaa. t t , asstrts the boy wee bora to bar to aa orphanaao aad to nomad Reginald A rthur Mann. She charged Dr. Mardoff with to(bulr.1 kidnaping* but sotttommrt a f tha raa, wae delayad
r bar (MRwa to appear a t tha hearing- (AP P V to)
to effeeto
m t|) gird eggs or bird I
Germany."
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Lesion
Post
Will Sponsor Junior Basebal 1 League
Snrriri.P To Red*
ifu rp m e
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BUDGE,
On DeLand Field
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Giants Lose And No Trouble ToGetSTeams
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Morris Tells The Veterans
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Payton* lleaeh
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h«t®M Morris, principal *f Legion, will aponaor tho movement
E“ fo*
t o l d l - d j * the
^'p^tkipetj.-in
<n«w*t wi >ui>
r-LTon And Drop lh# AmtrVm, u-ion
Game To Phillies
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O ttc MeotM home run *1 the
vettr with ton. .m in the n'lilh
Declared To Be Moat
Worth-WMe Work
Ex-Soldiers Can Do
I 't S ’l i ' S S !SReading
o » . tSfrom
rtJJ*
1" official
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* lk' ‘T° h *h
rb* W * , r » r**“* •*« anaioua
felled to off*.* G r* c m n , y*e- »« Pj*T. k* * i * * ,
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terdap and th» Saw York O -anta1 >r* looking to the Legion to tak* headquarter*. C o « n » M « r, b o ji #
The acore pad allowed (hat th* { f f if e a S ,.
' Lookouta mad* ilg error*, but a*- i-hie,£,
•prdlng to th* fan* who aaw th*
m
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«» u * I t
Wp u ~
«n> x
f t - f i »2
s| I Ma :to th* Sanford Clsb, It wal*
1
ajcrrh
to.Ute eighth inning with a deuhl* rnieago
; pipy on that Untp* ealUd Sloan*. "<*«ir>n
Fourth District, which laalud** M tenaa and othara who win * M
Sanford, and th*ra ara *1* dla- |t tk m g b "—pnrrido team: - « n v
txleta in tha lU U .
I g*ra and empire* and arraag* tha
"If Judge Wllklneon can run a achedola. Th% Legion will furntatr
bunch of bop boxer* all over tha equipment for thu aJx chib* he tte(
•tale all bp hlmerif, tharo. is no now league. ^
^
reason wbp In tha dieksna 223
Arthur W H ttt, member of tha
men in this Legion post c a n t pet Legion and leader In Bop Scoug
acruao n baseball league," tha act!elites, took Harman Mania at
commander declared.
th* Jaa|*r High School to tha
‘__ ______ _ ' meeting of tha Tatar*A*, and tha
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I two
Clp tljteV th* wbol* *: __
propo-
;s x u rT o fe
naplr* w»* given a ahorse of boo* r>#ti*<ii
tq rth a fane, and pUy«r* p r o f it 7niiud."*hu
•4 th* dmlsltn, hot th* decision
arte made and Graham rould, or — — — —
1 m i l , .not aheng* It. .
I pmva to b*
Gate*’ donblo In the slrth on- percent there
^ p M BonMr, who r**eh*d f t h t ’oiv ydetordep’a i
* tr error, to tally Sanford's fire* fujd, .
riUk KInard, who elagled, mad* Dr-' Th*'bo« *e<
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first run) in th* **r*pth lowat ■ ,
f f lM ’ OaU* threw wild to’ flraf s a a r o n n
tgftse to retch Bunch.
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' fa th* tenth, Sanford hi* tw#
ih
aa with oalr on* oat, but Bunch nwiwuu, r(
struck oat Wegner end Bietruff «»«•*
Ml a grounder to Bollong who beat
n,
him to item bag. Bollong, who mad* nutruff. «
D* Land’s winning run, retched v **1' *
; flret when he wa* hit ky "*•* o f to ta l
. Yoalh offering*, advanced on prL.»*t>
’ Majmkp's aactiflc*, and earn* mnrwo^. rf
Wma on MtFirian*’* eingU t* •*«.;>*>«*. in
aoiiter
Dareraolt, ■
-.H T h o ag h it w*t th* first gem* *f
, tha aaa**w In DaLend, the attend- Kinard. «f
ana* was email. Officials **• i “" ‘IiLl* 'a 1
acatead tha opinion that IHLand’a . n.UVh.' * ’
I t p*rc*nt i he re *f tha r*r*lp»a I . u . c . i . n .
of s«nd*y’i g»m# In BanfnH will ( TOTJUJ(
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iUcVrU..''
Browns Of S t Louis '
Score Initial Win
Huns kntt*<1
u DVTBOIT, Apr. Ilw -O h—A.
• ria-run oneleoght h» tha alghth
mkv Um *
S tuning yaaUrdty (IteUtl thfaa Pa- M
I»sU
tm lt p H rite r^ tite M h s Schjmlbojr y m . t n ,k Saw*, from tha mound and. gar* ,
Innin(,
r th a St. Louie Browne their flret, iaiiin*a a. i
; Y ktorr *f tha *aa*on. » te •• P rt*;,7“; r)h f i Z Z
V n h it a homa ran for th* Tiger* n,raa^
a -in th* aixth.
f .r cam. i:i».
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ST. LOUIS Apr. 21,—(A)—A
booming double In th* ninth
Inning - try — Manager Frankie
Frisch that sent threw runs serous
th* plate, fol'owtd bp *n error
and a tingle bp MDcekp” Medwlck for two mor# scores gave
th* St. Loul* Cardlnsls on 8 to 7
victory' over th* ClncHUnMNda
her* yesterdej-fc^.
•ud** (right)
during tha N
ARLINGTON DOWNS, T*t.,
pr,.. 21.—(^)—What
happen*
i t *
to money that racing fan* fall la
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collect after losing or accidentally
, * * destroying winning mutusl tick• * eta?
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Thle became an ImporUnt ques. . . . tlon hare when Imperial Hlga. a
| i* 3 long shot, wa* iacorrootlp paatad
is i l l i »»,tlte winner of a race when
tiernes .Thistle Gcnl* actually wa* ahead
KlaanL | in a tight flalih.
eelrteMt I Jud«*‘ depend#i on th* Jockoys’
catsakg, I *Uka U determine tha wi*n*r In a
s; Tar-1 qtiek derision. ch**kop showed
•s^ ’ Ssa- In’PoHal High finished slsrsnlh
ia balls. In a flald of tarn v*. A f*w minutes'
eei. n r d*tap in posting th* rsal winner
,VT . I! followawl. »ut—
i,r b*:
Many gool win tlckata op
>» ♦«•«' Thistle Oenle had bewn torn I*
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bits or scattered on th* ground.
, Fan* bar* very llttl* recourse
_ _ _ l after destroying ticket*.
I
/ give them a / C r
GLASSES Of ORANGE JUICE
MOTHfR.AND HERgSTHE
WAYT06ET € V £W
j * glass n e e L
•P Jay ^ sF o r -5 t,^ .« 5 fL S -h£ s
1 Is Prophesied - f t.
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. th* fornwr dwlvrud tha# in hi*
rnm 1028. —
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opinion th* backing, of such a
INDIANAPOLIS. Apr.
OF)—Th* rummong,-'.to
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ral changes
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in playing Uaru* would 4a. tha "moat worthbell" win he on*wared bp. half a ' p , ^ ,__
nd____
th* method of tounvi»* while wovh Ihp V*glon eobld on.
million youngster* o r, mot* thl* nunt 1-1pity, . dra I»ln t launched, devteka,^ He told -n.
tf. what
-----------th*;Sanseason on th* dt*mends mal»-| Doy, •Ugibte fee th* teams m uit ford Lion* Ooh hag don* f ir 13
Uliwd aU over th* natlop bp tho b* amateur* who hay* not at- years in. enoueor^pg av bageoail
American Legion for it* Junior I talned their 17th birthday be- laacv# ef . little . btUCT.. “.but After
be a*ball taami.
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I for* Mar. #L ISMThey will * bop reaches the ag* of 1] there
Mor* than MO.OOO participated | hat* to provu It, too.
la nothing far hhw to do.” “I t la
lart aeason, and H#m*r U-Cha:l-, Thera will be- 24rvgional
un to a*.” ha sa id ,.’* to paovid*
lauz, director of the to len 'a tournaments, with two-atat* win- them with good, almn apart.1*
Americanism coaunlaaion,. *P°D-j M ri taking part In arch. There
Mr. M*r^a aeld khat eom# of the
soring the program, declarva. w|||. ha three sectional team *- older boy* had managed to form
there la to bo a bigger turnout m ^ ta . with tig h t regional win- a leegr* of f!v* team* aad wero
thla pear.
nan
participating
h* each, atruggllpg along without W - * Moat BltiUrteu* of Uw gradu-j Tournament' will- b* plepol In rectlon a? aaejataaca. Thaaa lad*
a tea of legion comp«tlU*n- which i the hem* city > r» n * of th* eon- are a l l ^ Ju«J*g High, hut n*
In tha loara*
Asnford Ip th
Winners Ip tl
te r * stats ti
Tha Texas Jockey Clab he* *P-
Lookouts
P'O'lmalely 110,000 In o rvser*#
i fu n d —mon*, rnelalmod during the
■flvo m**llngs st A rlington Down*.
I Much of th a t «*m w as gained dor*
i Ing th* M rller meeting* whsa
fans, anfam lliar w ith raring, de-
S e n a to rs , R e d S ox
S p lit D o a U e - H e i ^ e r
nwr of th* *tl
play lot the
shin.
-Wa n s
rbawaVwwhlp.
Here Tomorrow
:
Daytona Smashes [SL Augustine Is
I Out 13 To 7 Win I Loser I n Close
Over ThrG-Men! PalatkaC ontest
r;
Tha.Sanford Lookouta play th*
Daytona Beach Islanders la th*
beach d tp thfe afternoon, oat
Suhr Piratee, 1.
rwtam to Banfocd tonight far
Th* Leaders
lUain, Cuba, 4| Troeky, Indiana. games on tha homo field tomor
S; Ott, G lanu, | | F o n . Rad Box. row and Thuraday. They plsy
it Goodman, Rada. I| Dtekop,
| Yank***. It Demaree, Cubs, t>
#r OAlNOVlLUL
BT. a UOUSTINC, Apr. lic
Amassing I I r a a J n . tha-laat tw u -T h r Palntk* Aial*Ba m»d* iVlwo
Innings, tha Dayteea
Beach in a row over BL Augurtln* hero
Islanders dsfestad th* Oalp**- yesterday bp eopplng Urn secvllle G-man 11-7 bar* a t Harris end gam* aa th* Florida But*
Field.
< Lesgue ochedule I t* 1.
Th* GaltteovlU* club had a Mad I t waa tha spaaing hem* till
•f I to 1 until th* fateful aighlh
dm Salat* sad over 700 fa st
inning whan th< Islander* rapped *m la th* stand*. Mayor Walter
three barter* fag seven ruas a ad B .. J n u e r addruaaad tha crowd
four hits. Tho riiito r. r s a s W i hi • pmgamo rsramouy aad .A i
la th* aoat frame to put ; tha combs, rte* praaldaat ad th*
gam* aa In , gathering to Urn teagws, ^ lalrodocad ' Manager
run* and aU kite aff Schasar.tha Baatraan of Palatka Pad Mannfeurth Gainesville pitch*r.
gar S u m
of BL Anguetlaa.
Albritton, tlte sta rtla g Oatooto’9 B |g f i g e e k fo ra ar manager
.rill* meupdauw. had th* Dag. | » | bagk« of tha lain te la thm
ton* B ^ch team well Ip haad Ibr gig |to rih Florida ldhguo. opened
th* flret M**n frnate*,. tU aw tag s|m |* * a l ------- r ha i M t o g thg
only fir* Magi**. Th* r W t o t o f £ L
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rally began to th* eighth *
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Bradley, Iccal center fl* |d « , M ,
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—Looking nite th* A h * f *14 p i
fh r pa I h d r bitting waa n a r s r a i i .
th* Pbllodotpbi* Athletics cam*
.
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Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida CUy Affording Rail, Hlghwi*
And Watei fransportation
IhM m * PnH* Aad VcgHabtoa Than Any
^
Similar Aran In America
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
!■ t£ i
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 19M
Million More To Be |
H urt As Alioted To Schools JShinholser Is Optom etrists
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 2 2 ,- 1
Plane Crashes $1,000,000
<A*)—Another approtionincnt of New President To Hold State
to
crunty
school
systems by th* end of this
n i promised by Gorcr- Sanford B a n k
A nd Explodes month
Meeting Here
nor Sholts.
.
Established In 1908
NUM BER 113
I MINERS DUG FRANTICALLY TO SAVE TRAPPED MEN
EntombedjMen
In Gold M ine
Rescued Alive
“It will brine the total sppro-J
1 - ,,
Hits Power Line At 010,000,"
t|onm#»t lM
» ***r
$$,. Chosen As Successor Convention Dates Of
tho Oeyomrr Mid.
To Feitner; Ingley May 10 To 12 Set
U k o Mary While
Re-Elected I n s t i By Executive Board
7 Aviator .Was Dasting Orange Grove Price Of $5,000
tution's Execu t i v e Of Florida Group
Placed On Head
Of Alvin Karpis
8. O. SblnboUsr, m ayor af
Sanford, waa yesterday sloctod
President of lb s Sanford A tlantis
N ational
Saak, succeeding I
lata ‘ ' P ater J. Fsitnor. Ho has
b o o n 's director of tho bank sines
The Florida Optometrlc Asso
elation will hold Its state conven
Hon In Sanford on May 10, 11 nnd
IE Tho dates were set st a meet
ing of the directors this wsek.
Dr. H. McLaulln, Jr- is chair
*u
„
,
man of the local committee on a r
flection was by unanimous Soto. rangements and said that about
J. L. Inf ley, rirru tlf* vlec- 7$| delegates are exnertrd. Thsv
presldont of the bank, remains In will come from ater* section of
position. Tho remainder of Florida.
Hittin
ttlng a lowballing Pp'iwer WASHINGTON, Apr. 22—DPI that
Convention sessions will be held
tho official staff includes Georgs
Stithman,.
line, Dick
Dfa____
,___ .. Dying —Attorney General Cummings to W. Frasier, rice president; Ar In the Mbyfalr Hotel, Sunday.
an old plane, crashed near
placed a price on the head nf thur Btansn, cashier; and A. L. May 10, srtll be registration day,
Lake Mary today. The plane day
with opening sessions of tha cohAlvin Karpis, public enemy num- Betts, assistant cashier,
exploded and waa destroyed hgr one. and his limping pal, Harry Tha flection of Mayor Shin- ventlon on Sunday evening. The
by flre, and the aviator was Campbell. Cummings offered a holsor to the presidency of tho program calls for a business ses
severely Injured. He was rewsnl of $.1000 - for information local financial InstituUon is sion at 10 o'clock Monday morn
rushed to the Femald- furnished to any representative of
upon as a deserving com- lng and anothar business session
Laughton Memorial Hospital tho Federal Bureau of Investl- looked
pllment paid him by tho dire?- at 2:30 that afternoon when new
1a Sanford where surgeons ration which results In thg oppigi!j/j£fc.af_tl»o bonk, as ho U
officers will bo elected. At 4:30
worked t t i r him for boors.
that afternoon an uddrora will
htiulon of Alvin KarpU” and $3- sldered one of (hwadltotai
thesSR|*
tending
X-r»y picture* taken this «ft- ICO for similar Information Head
delivered by Dr. Robert Wil
citisoas
dT
the
County.
He
la
a
tmoon disclosed twt> fractures of ing to the arrest of Campbell,
son of North Carolina. There will
prominent
crate
manufacturer.
b s t e la tho face. I t was L-Karpis was named Saturday as
Mayor Shin holeer waa largely be a banquet and dance Monday
ttevod that bo was Injured In* one of the plotters In- ths kidnap responsible
for ths delegation evening.
tsrnally.
The final business session of
ing of William A. Hamm, Jr- Bt. •ant by tho Chamber of Com
It was rsported a t tho haspl- Paul, Minn- Drawer, In June, 1933.
merco to Jacksonville several ths convention will be held Tues
tal that bo suffsrod severs lacer- He previously bad been sought for Tears ago to Urge Edward W. day morning at 10 oclock to be fol
atloas and »oo wook from loss qUMtionlng In connection with ths Ians, chairman of tho board and lowed by another address tit Dr.
of
HU condition .» » •; gjoo.DOO kidnaping of Edward G. president ot tha Atlantia Nation- Wilson. He la also expected to
la critical
Bremer, SL Paul banker, on Jan al Bank, to establish a bunk In apeak for the third time on Tuts
When the piano crashed It is uary IT, IM*day afternoon.
1
~
Sanford.
evident that S Lathem was thrown
Dr. H. C. Bompona nf St.
Campbell la wanted for kid
Mr. Lana attended the moot
as tho piano railed over naping Bremer, under on indict- ing of tho board of directors aad Petersburg la president and Dr.
tlaaa and osploded and mept returned by the grand Jury stated he was highly pleased A. C. Houghton of West Palm
about >9 look from the ot 8 t Paul. They are tha last ith the success of the bask Beach I* secretary of tha Florida
whan It crashed. Stathman remnants of the notorleua Barker- and tha splendid development of State Optomatrle Association.
able to walk
a block Karpis g*” f J
tho territory
surrounding this
before ho collapood.
city.
Ha
predicted continued
- The aviator U a man about 30
growth of Sanford aad Seminole
y sa n of ago aad waa flying a
County. The Atlantic National of
pUwa for tho Dr. P. Phillips
Jacksonville, with which the San
ford Atlantic j ■
— ■ u ..t y
Stathman Falls
Clear Of Wreck
Crew Breaks Through
141 Feet Of Rock
To Men Imprisoned
Since Easter Night
Intense Pain Was ««
Suffered By Pair 3
Injured Man Rushed
uener&l Of; it *»• orgnnixed in im and tu
_ To Hospital Here, Attorney
UJS. Offers Reward
Condition Is Critical For
I n f o r-m ation
Marly
Ten Pre-Primary
Rules Stated By
M o ri^ G e n e ra l
fly
—akssr.
It woo naceaaary to
and It la b e llftfi bo failed
TALLAHASSEE.* Apr.
to ooa the powor lino, or did -not
•on It In time to prevt
vent tho Ten rules governing. registration
sad payment of PfU W * ^
Statbmaa’a homo Is In Daytona the Juno I 'p r im a ry In Florida
have been Issued by Attorney
General Cary D. Landis. They In
eluded:
.
j
,
.1. Apr. 30 Is the dbadline for
registration In all counties.
2. May 18-1* the daadUno Irr
L a m b d a , c a iir, Apr. ttr - o n payment of poll taxes.
3. Candidates for . slats offices
—Two aviators wore killed when
must qualify with thb secretary
their piano gnvndlooped
b o a t into fls mo o -o t -th e Sen of state by May 2Francisco Bay Airdrome yester -4. Candidates for offleos with
in one county must qualify with
day.
The victims worn "Buia" Mor th* court dark by May 7.
5. Registration books connot
rison, prominent Reno, Nov,
filer, and J. F Long, bead of the be clanged between tho first
primary, June 2, and tha second
Aircraft Service.
Morrison bad
ht hit primary, Juno 23. Any
TVo Aviators Die In
Crash In California
_ T tost flight
Morrison a t tho controls.
• .aboard the plane burst In
in a s W o re raorurers could
the victims.
Deputy
Slain
•J t L - ( n and Deputy
kith ef
shot to
section
WWW
w
Service Ctyba Plan A
Dinner Dance
In May
*- ». i:
Sanford Xtwantons, meeting la
regular aaaaion a$ noon today la
tha Mayfair Hotel dining room,
beard-n program feu taring Mrs.
W. O. Flaming, vocalist, who
was accompanied - by Mia* Mar
garet Barlg a t the plaho. In tlu
of W alter Colsmaa,
Long presided
president,
ever the lui
If. B. Pope attended tho
as the ef fit Lai l eptaoeaia tlv e 'o f the
cues plans for
dance o u t month for
of the Kiwaaia, Rotary and
clubs and thetr wives.
a J. Nla. sotootary. to!
the chib that Use hoard of
tors had
membership ’upon Mrs. R.
Doan. Mr. Nla thou n o d a ' 1
from Mrs.
her appracl
the
About $0
member* aad
the
•on
to dip
to-
Both Robertson And "t
Scadiding In Agony -1V|
When Saved Today
r iv e r , n . a ,
M P ) —jA
roeeufl
crew tlltorlnq th ro u g h 141 fe«t
m oose
nr
£
f nvk and dirt ronrhefn!W8rHj
' ( n g mr n entom bed m o t * *
Their frantic digging spurred along by realii ation that life or death wit measured by minutes,
thi» rescue crew of hardy miners Is shown neori ng tho shaft where two mine official* were , , r FoM m ln« tralay, T b ry
-u
tra ri'-l In a gold mine at Moosv River, Nova Fro tla. Faster Sunday. Dr. II. K. Robertson and Alfred hrn^ . th ro u g h th e
fln d
Scudding were rrscurd today. Thslr companion, H erman Magill, <ju-d two day* agn. (A l1 I’hntn)
— w ia m re w m
River n ' n ,,V, ,n * Mnom
U.S. Army Officer
To Inspect Guard
Tonight,Thursday
" n*T>r,r from prfvstioaa
Crown Prince Now wa'll■it r,"d^
J ,Ur,n' Their e o n u f®
' "4^
underground.
l
,nt#^ nlgbh ^ r a
Rules Ethiopia; m
7 n" ° n E»*ter
E*«*er Sunday niehr
Herman Mbam, died two d o r e ^ '
^ “ tif f l
CITY NEWS BRIEFS Soldiers Mutiny from privations,
V*1 the pain (bo tw s
. .f f .r —i t h , , ,.“ 3
Tomorrow's tides:
High at
Local Units G i v e n • :S3 A. M. and 10 P. M.; low at Asfa Wosari Directs >.tsr ^
Government Under Hundreds of persona stood a l 'V
Highest Rating At 3:17 A. M. and 3:2S P. M.
d
The Last Inspection
Major Hugh T. Mayberry, of tho
regular United States Army, Is
In Sanford today and tomorrow to
U k r charge of ths annual inspec
tion of tha throe local units of the
National Guard, Company D, tho
Medical Detachment and .Headquartan taadfciity.' ' 1.
«.•
affiliated^ la -*|
inspect
Ion
a
of
headquarters
nnd
financial Institution.
A reeolation endorsing tha pro
Suitable naoJuUoaa osi the posed WPA hospital project was modlral companies will take pises
death of the tola Peter J . Felt- adopted by tho Sanford Rotary thin afternoon and tonight. Com
M r, president of the total
Club St Its
regular weekly pany D and the machine gun out
tunc beta at tho Mayfair Hotel yea- fit will he In* per ted tomorrow.
a t tho
tsrday. Dr. Samuel Pulseton had 'AH Inspections will bo a t the
previously explained the nature armory.
Major Mayberry Is stationed at
of tho project and had polntad
out to tho Rotartona tha need for Brunswick, G» . ami la tha Army's
tmprovomsnto and additional fa inspector of all Georgia National
Guard posts. He Is now sngaged tn
cilities a t tho local hospital.
Ths Ssv, Martin Brain Hvt the Inspection of tha antlrs 1141b
charge of tho Rotarlan's program Infantry of Floridm Tha three
An elaborate, banquet ad tho end delivered an Interesting Ulk local units are • part of that In
Mayfair Hotel n ex t1 Wednesday rti stynwlogy, explaining tho dcrl- fantry.
e Toning from 7 until t o'clock Will ration of certain onomatopoeic — Al the Inspection last year the
open tho ovation and reception words, as wall so tha origin of local guardsmen were given a
which to to to riven to honor of other words which had tbalr foun satisfactory rating. According to
Mlaa Louise Johnotqn who woo ds: lr ns in the a id a n t Tatln and Guard officials there Is only one
recently named "Mloa Florida." Greek language*. Mr. Brum ex other rating and that Is *unplained th at moot foreigners hove satlsfartory," and If a company
The banquet room will bo
tifullw decorated. Tha Florida as much trouble mastering tho to found unsatisfactory It Is given
Rhyt hm Kings will furnish dinner EngHsh language as most AnmiL 00 days to Improva Itself or dis
music. This orchestra will alee com have learning foreign' long, bond. Guardsmen In Sanford hove
always passed the tnepectlona
play fo r the “Queens" Ball which oages.
Tho Rntarians also ad ipUd a with high ratings.
will to to ld at tho CHy Hall from
resolution andorslng Dr. J. H.
10 P. M. until t A. M. the
fto rrell of Ocala for lieutenant
evening.
governor of the Florida district of
Tho following poopto
espied IhvltatioM to be praosni a t Rotary UferaaUonale.
Among th i |Q fiti of
R°’
the banquet as guaoto of
tartans eras T , E. Simpson, newly
repreeea to tiros of tho «
,1acted president of tha Chamber
civic organisations of
CANTON. M s*., Apr. 22,-bPI
of Commerce, who daHvared •
Maxwell Stewart, liana
—Search for pretty 10-ytsr-old
abort
talk
on
tho
success
nf
the
and Mrs. H. & Pope,
m tonhlp eampalf" and « - Marilyn Miller, who disappeared
Lag Lon, kfr. and Mrs. R. J . Holly,
toad aomo of ths Immediate from her bedroom tost night, end
Amtricon Legion Aaxillary | T, TU
ed to d s, when an aunt and friend
Slmpaou, >Chamber of Cosemo reel objectives of this orgsnliathn.
Other visitor*.S t tto luncheon of tha family found tho child un
Mr. an d Mrs. W. 1* Cooper,
banned, save for scratches on her
Woman'll Clobt Ralph F< BagwoD, bulodod Asher Peter and W. »- toga. In nn uuthouao 10 feet from
Glees
of
Orlando,
Frank
Snell
of
Chamber of Cemtoomi M> O.
TttuavSto, and ItobC Wilson of bar home.
Shi aba tear, City of B o ated .
Dr, Nowell S« Hagan, medical
Sanford.
____
Others are yet to bo tovtted
examiner, said tho child “ p m Ittraly" had not boon assaulted and
soar to m rariy
abn was suffering only slightly
Herald.
fram exposure. Ho ordered tho
ttttto girl put to bod, and police,
CLEVELAND,^Apr.
whs said they believed tho child
sailor F ra te to k BUlwer. of w«a abducted from her bedroom
O rt/^A WoHB W ar vstaren and ami hidden to an outhouse when
goaoraSy oowradsd to bo •
kidnaper feared tsm st
WABHINC
l of police activity, refrained
"SdSto<-»B<ra**
I" P*r t>r *f‘
Pi ooUnit
Mr*, waa tho traanlmoo, choice
questioning bar until after
to n
yesterday «f tho RopaWlf*" *JV
Jr-i
*
------- “ laa as kaynoUr
.0 *
chairman of ths
■vsatira
Tho
R o t a r y Endorses
Hospital P r o j e c t
Proposed By WPA
Banquet Will Be
Giveh In Honor
Of Miss Florida
Little Girl Found
Uninjured In Shed
Near To Her Home
w it. Stetwer WUt Sound
Keynote For G.O.I •
President
Visit
o, r.
l.
to charge of
tho persoa
tho
•f tho
only
la aomtoatton,1
Fists ber, com
"Tho selection
DOING
W g~-i
1i
Sanford
IM .
M a li
[o “.
Id
■ Wo*l
A,f- “
Club.
tpf tho
Agitori.
*° wch T)r. D.
C h\,Ch42S
Selassie’s O r d e r s
Dr. G. 11. Starks ha, bought
from Walter S. Coleman thrvej
I Or TS» Am —
r i mal
lots In th# Goldsboro negro sc:-| Crown
Prince Asfa Wosan took
lion.
| over direction of the Ethiopian
w .
n,
. ,
.
.1 government today on orders of hli
U
J r*
tod,y p,‘ C!d
*^P*ror Halle Selassie,
under 125 for hi. app.ar.nc. In
u
reported th . EmperCounty Chert to
^ ^ * or's troop, had mutinied. Ths'Emcharge of a.aa»]t and batUry.
^
hhis
u U
l
bait
'*»
“- 7
* *• ,
to Itim th# *lOUiAkoaaJ * *
Tan acre, of luto on fto Cour.-*lh,
lr n |
fft(m
J
Qoldwmgosl wer. ra d tow, rJ 4h* M piuIi AddU A bsto
by B. H. Dehart yesterday to IL
From How. c, m, wori) of „
C. Dodd.
[additional war appropriation of
about 411B.0Od.<KN> bringing tha
Joe Daniels was granted per total war fund to about $800,000,.
mission today to demolish a 000.
small frame store building on
Reliable sources said tha Italian
Popular Avenue between SecuuJ army had advanced to within 70
and Third Streets.
rate* uf tha Ethiopian capital.
'te sTchairman
ifrsaofatharte
a
Rod Oroaa Bis tali
Jtlrfga Ralalgh Petteway, Can
dida t a for governor, will spsalt
tn Sanford Thursday sranlng,!
and Major Paul Crank, eandl-|
data for Congress, will spsnlt,
hers on Friday ovsning.
D. A. R. Told That
Communists Have
Invaded Congress
Tbs Met»<Aiist Men'. Club will
meet In ths annex of tho church
on Thursday ovonlng a t 7 o’cloek.
Sapper will bo served and a
program given. AH members ol
■the Cub are naked to attend.
WASHINGTON, "Apr 22.—UP)—
Daughters of tho American Rev
olution heard -from- their - notional
dtfsnao chairman
today that
"masquerading" communists hava
succeeded In being elected to Con
gress, and are "boring from with
in."
Mrs. Vinton Earl fil*son assartad these '‘communist*" are trying
to chengo tha American form of
government through constitutional
amendments. Sha said thay parada
undar banner* of both major po
litical partial. ‘
Mrs. Bisson attacked an amend
ment proposed by Rs presents tlyo
Maroantonlo, Naw York Repub
lican, declaring “this so-called Ropublican would completely change
our form ef government by 1*1le
isu re process for bo ask* tha govsrnment to taka over natural
resources properties and ontor-
Tha wsathar: Cloudy, (calterH
showers tonight probably clear
ing Thursday morning, cooler In
north portion Thursday. Extrema
northwest Florida: Cloudy, coolprobably showers tonight,
Thursday cloudy, cooler.
of Canada announcod Croaa would receive
to th* fuxL A commit taw of (fwg
waa appointed to n p arrlao diapo■Ition of th* money dln ctly to tha
worker*.
Th* resells crew* *<•*• ** J — "?
ago managed to
, jm (_
small hoi* to tha ( .J im o r e a s t s
th* thro* man were trap pod, god
through this thay w o n able tn
•end down
particles
of A
food
and
•• jrat
MAiun wi
WH RUB
medlclnoo,, and a small talgpboM
by moans .of which thay ware kept
In communication
imitation with tho Ira*
prisoned men until th* latter be
came too weak to talk. Taatorday,
pt% Ihjbcrtson told Urn man a b a t
ing to break through tho aolld
stone barrier that bo and bin eon»pnnlon h id given up
wer* ready to die.
Praise* Denunciation
For Tax Program
WASUINQTON, Apr. ttc-U P )
—Dispute over n naw tax program a
dominated th* capital aeons to
day. Estimating revenue fra
Judge James G. Bharon ami
bill a t $803,000,000 a y e a r , ----Georg* W. Bskofletd, candidate*
ocrats of th* House ways and . < ‘
for Congress, addressed Wood
ana oommRto* said It woaU >
of tho World In their dis
Correct tbo “grestoot defect to
trict conference to .Orlando last
our present system a f t ii n lls n "
evening. Tho next meeting of th*
Committoo Rs pub. lease danonarad.
cunferenoo will be held in Uma
th* pton os a “vicious* th rea t j
tilla cn Jqly IS,
tho ''stability of huitoooi aad saw
ploymant."
Dr| F. E. Townaond i
before County Judge J u . 0 .|*
’
Bnd 0thsr tho tftovsmant for th* t:
Bharon today to driving an
, b^iamls, to bo owned anti operat pay $200 monthly to
mobile wkilt Intoxicated, waa ed by tbo government ot tbs past sixty, was . I
ordered to pay a fin* of $200 United Blstss.
testify May 6 at tha
or go to Jail for 60 days. Sant
vaatlgatlon of bla or
Evan* ptsadad guilty to being
intoxicated and wat flood $5.
■2*256«• - r - , - g
Consul Commander O. P. Hamm of Calory Camp . of th*
WoodntoM of tho* World requmls
a largo attendspco of th* mem
bership a t tomorrow evening's
lodge sstolon whan plans will be
for 8 "family night" on
Aprwhich Woodman from
other snmpo In Central Florida
aad all political candidate, will
C. Washburn, worshipful
v ita l
and nymbore of the
Blue Lodge, ware host*
A mooting of
tho Bomtool*
i night to u mbra* aad officers Wtmty Agricultural Association
Xtaptsr, Order I failed for 8 o'clock Thursday
*y, the Jnator
vsalJW In the Seminole High
yen—rad ky tho Mason*, School to rate!vo now Informa
■taly after tho regular tion regarding tho Creas-Stoia
araferred Canal Ural has baan obtained by
• f Initiation
Its
III aomtdkr
J r , with nil
Falter
of cattle dipping,
DoMolaya
lh* mooting to
I degrees
•ambers of tbo noHaynes,
aU persons toter>spectators.
>ns Are Hosts To
ipter Of DeMolay
the ton of tho rescue ahaft. m aty f * 9
"f them had be*n working day aad J
" «h.*. *“ MT*
^ ^ a d men.
Old erihwork In tho abaft M l
norlng resrue oparatlona and do-'"’*l»ved attemnl* to ponotrnto tho
rock gnd debris In tha
,
rrnnnd chambers. Carpontarn '
rn*h*H to th* scene t«
erihwork with MW
new til
$0 to
b« to
m
■SSSffiS.
Eliza Hume Dies Of
At Rites
Influenza In Miami President
For CoL Louis
Mis* Elisa Hums, 70, dlsd In
Miami tost night, succumbing to
nn Ulnae* from Influent*- She
mad* hor homo for many years
In Sanford with bar oUlor, Mrs.
C. J. Rumph,'until Mrs- Rumph's
death about a year ago store
which time ah* llvsd to tbo home
of 'C. II. Rumph, a nophow, to
Miami. 8h* I* survived by «
brother, E. C. Hum* of Mlai
two nopbows, E. A. Rumph
Banford aad C. H. Rumph
Miami, ooa note*. Mrs. B.
Wbltocr, J r , of Sanford, i
numerous other relatives
Florida, Georgia and Alabama.
Funeral torvlcm will bo s
ducted Thu ra d s / afternoon at
4 o’clock from Holy Cnes
Episcopal C hunk with the Rot.
lu r tto Bram to char go,
torment will
win
Jo* M.
b* to ~
WASHINGTON, Apr.
—President and Mrs.
accompanlod th* body
presidential secretary
visor. Col. Louie M.
burial a t Fall Rlsur,
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OLV»c i
A r t U rg ed TO
toy Against DeLand;
Game Begins A t 3;
Manager McCrone
Announces Lineup
a*— .•*- - *> ' r— -
Managers Predict
UpseU fai innioi'
LeagueNext Week
, Two Games Schedule
( Hy League-Winning
fceminoles 3rd Ween
T! \M
hrminoles
Yn ike**
' Tha bats for th* club arrived to
day and It Is hoped that th* rapt
and sox for tha plsytra will *how
op before tomorrow noon. TV y
vara shipped several days ago.
Wo’rp proud of*thoaa responsible
for tha antrum of Sanford Into
tha Florida SUte League. It Is a
step-up for tha team, a big tooat
for our olty in aporta. We're dU
for i t . . every SanfordUn should
ba. And all ahould lantf thalr earneat aupport to tha team by at*
tending every game they can. So
<ome on. Now that we’re there’,
let’* stay there. It maiuis a lot
to them, to the community , . all
e Touchton D rug
* V
“Lookout.-!
' *■Jt rm*—*.*
hard] re, 1QOO-meter •teeplocksse,
•nd tha hop,‘step and jump.
Indians, which cent the recordlire iking medley relay gsertet
here last April. wlU be reprearatod
again, along with l lhwlc, Mlanavnta *n* Northwestern, alas af th*
Rte Ten rnntorenre. The Big Ms
•ml western school* harp noasinene r*sdy free tha sUrterta gun.
In the special events.
Fans To See' Score
Oh Electric Board
A t Sanford Field
.Giants, Red Sox,|Local Team Will
'White Sox Retain EnterTouraament
Perfect Standing For State Honors
Hi time (or the open In* fam e
tomorrow, though eesutrueticn
In beta* rushed - today. Tim
srore board will be operated
from . the » grand stand and
fan* will be able to nan In
Unlit* bow many ilriktn and
ball* hare been railed agnlntt
the man at bat.
Score by inning* will bo
rasotded by big painted iattera cm a big board.
, T htre'a al.ov*pare (or adrertlning on ih^bassbaU fence,
dlrectora at the Sanford ltonoball
Aaaoclalion
announce,
and anyone wishing that kind
of adrertialng la a*ksd to get
In touch with Haary Wateon,
telephone T20.
One In National And' Only 2 Matches Loot
Two In American To Visiting Team
Haven’t Lost Game On Sanford Courts
The New York Giants in the
Sanford defeated Orland
National and the Boston Red Soa tennis yesterday by tha da
and the Chicago Wkl |, Soot in the score of & to 2* The matehee
I I irate*
American League atill retain played on tha lUndgll
I -u b ,
their 1,000 standing la the per- private, courts, amt, the
lied Soi
rentage column of Abe major! high school tpaia lost only t
(Hants
league*. Neither has aa yet h u t' them, one stogie and one d
a game.
I This la tha third tennis i
litre's th* dope from th* man
The Giant*
yesterday
de-'Senford ha* won this m
ager! of sorb* of th* dub* in
(rated th« Philadelphia Phillies and aa a m o lt tha Sanford
•he Junlcr League: There wll! be
4 to 8 In a 10 Inning ____ ____
th* will enter th* state tournament
«om# upsets next weak, the third
t i n t tied
Red Sox defeated the New York in June. - Sanford
of tha season.
Yankees 8 to 0; and the White Apopka aad DeLand, but In re*
Th* second week eluted yes
Sox defeated tha Detroit Tiger* tarn mate he* the local team del
5 to J.
v
terday with tha Saminolr* still
feated Apopka I to 1, and iM
ac# b i n without a single de
In th# Nations! League, Pitts fasted DeLand 3 to 1.
{
feat to mar tha escutcheon nf
burgh I* in second place; Phil*-, Score* in y**Urday’« temnpl
their banner. Also, the w*A
delphla, Cincinnati and Chicago match** war* at follows] Bfliy
cloned wltb the Giant* In Urn
defaatad
are tied in third place; St. Zachry of
Sanford
cellar, without a single, solitary
I auI* is In foorth place, and Higginbotham of Orlando 9-2,
victory to their credit.
Boiton and - Brooklyn nre tied 8-t.
»*-4bo-bottrw» w«-Uw-ia<M*r.----- -H e rb e rt Smith Of Sanford &*■
But next week) The Seminole*
are acheuulsii to play twice, on
In th* American league, Walk rested Wally of Orlando 9-f, 8-8.
_____ ,
Charles Robinson of Sahfotd
Ington la In second. m
position
Tuesday against the Piratei and
on Thursday against th* Cub*.
An an Inducement to boost th* Cleveland third, Detroit fourth, ’defeated Swop# of Orlando 8-4,
The Pirate* hava iwon. two ____
gaiRt-s hitting department of the SanYork fifth, and Philadelphia 8-8.
aad lost one. and Manager Max' •• | ford ball team to Ua opening
8*' },T '*
,W in
up' toppi,
B W wwvthr. u M -’- s S t j t .f am * *** ^
Seminole* from
___
their
lofty^ m,n* , *r of
Teuchton'e Drug
--------------------- throne. Th* other Seminole game,I Store la offering prist, to the O A n
with th* Cub*, who hav* lost one
gams, might also result Ip a
Semtnol* defeat. - Such *Hculd be t T'*_*h" Sanfued- player m a k in g "
ih* case. Manager BL Clalf
Cameron of the Cuh* thinks.
Th# Pirate* won ym tsrdar’a ettee; for th*, firet
___ _______
triple a _steak
— —
game by dsfaulL They an.! the dl« W . «* M yrtlrt
Shop;...... TAMPA. Apr. lfL-Jiteltar dirt
" Coffto
'
Red So* were tied, 11 and II, In hr !*«• first double - 6n* pound me# track driver* of America
tha sixth inning with .Captain •"* ot candy; and for th* first paused her* today, awaiting the
Alvin Odhrn* of the Sox left lin*la ( ta r plnU of |«o er*am. | morrow whan ovsr 20 demon
th# field. The game waa there-------daredevils wlU open the AAA
fore forfeited to 'th e Pirate*.
(ln n
,
HOME RUNS *
auto racing season on Plant Field
Jh a tfa tt* track. - .
■
Tb* six #r*nt,program will start
Home note yesterday: Harman,
at 12:30 P. M. with time trials,
(da. 1; Higgins, Athletics, It
Handball Players Of
bet th* first race will get under
. F rrtvn, Rad Box, 1 ; Troaky,
way at a sch r'o lej 8:45 p . . M.
Urn#, with gale* to the fairgrounds opening shortly after th*
___
__
noon hoar. j
craft with th* custom* depart-- Her* with (heir sturdy .atari
mant has passed," A. J. Anglo, Heeds a rt tueh 's ta r s aa ®Y*rn
collector of co*tome for the state, Orenduff, Bob S al', Kan Fowler,
, Ben Shaw. Floyd Dasla, R «| BadA great many correct applies- mead, Pet* Craig, Hick Jenkldi,
tiona hava been flttd by ike owns- Johnnie Merettt, Ram Parvis and
•ra for which new numbers hava Bill Rockwell Supplementing the
not yet -*»n acaignsd. In such top Bight stare are Gene Sowall,
eaeae It undoubted> would ba roc- Bill France, i>*n Murphy, Shirley
commended that no peatlty ba fan- Goff. Bob and Dick Jenklaa, Rat
posed far failure to hava tha now Rlnelrton. F o rd
Hunt,
Bob
aumbare on tha brat. ■Huwaver. Coffrtn sad Art ChaRenL
thoaa who hava mad* no effort to j This* hast races of Ulna ml]**,
secure th* new number* are liable a helmet dseh, a *rectal match
to a 810 penalty aa there baa boon race and n 15-mil* feature final,
no extension of the tlfbe.’*
' comprise tha card, with more
Mr. Angel saggeetad that thoaa wUs'ev then baa « « r been ran
osmera who Ufgd la tba stetnlty of on-the frlrground'e four farten*
one of Ik* tub-purto. namely: Apel- I
lechlcola Bora Qrends, F*rn*ndl*,| In dddltlon to being the first
Fart Pierce, Jacksonville. Meryl*A* dir* track rare* ewer h*U l»
West, Miami, Fan vase C U y , _ F * n * * h - ■v»nl« wll' slnreltanoxaratoc P o ri KviTilsdss. B t Aeg- oodv open th* rastora and tooth"Stine, and Weef Palm Brack ep- edto—a racing Reason,
n v to tha
deputy eoOector In
*-*-.>« «•« prnmn**d . hv
chergw for tk* s p ^ m tlf) -----------------*
“
?
V ‘— '
Thoo# located fas . aiher
who h sre no' *
change
an d. soppHed'wfth aside
— ______
•h-nld spply to this rollecW pt
Temp*.
Scout& E ye Kansas Relay9
Aa Cradle Of The Decathlon
TeamForThe19360lympica
1 ' In th# opening game.
I* * '. Aa th* vhRIng club, th* n#, Land Red* will go to bat first. <
t,,.; “Wa’w* got a food taem,"
.. Bluff- said, "and I honestly hop*
u t i l hav* a smashing big erowd
oat at th* field tomorrow to en? 'e n r a g e the'ooy# aad gtv* them
■ good send-off at the s ta r t That
helps a lot, you know. And If w*
* ’ <« turn oat a crowd w all stand
^ . a mighty good ehanca of getting
. that attendance trophy, I t s sia w are considered Sanford as one
l af the best boseball towns on tha
LOOKOUTS”!
ff '.• lU»4
Vi
Tomorrow’s The, Day!
Who Are TheMen
On Sanford Team
Of State League?
Ptey Bant
'
i ,VTomorrow'a the Day!
The newly orginlsed FTnrtda
Hera are tha men who Stuffy
sta le Ltaxus of organised Clare McCrone, manager Of the San
D baseball opens the IBM aea- ford Lookouts, will itart Ip to
■en In Sanford Sunday with • morrow's game with the
Ugame between the BanDM Look- Land, Reds,' tha opening game of ,
M ta and the Deland Reda, and the season.
from than on anti! Any. 20 there
Stoene, center Held.
I’luytil
* m be game* nearly every^dsy,
Inclading Sundays. Three vamei center on toe Ucl»ml tram la l 1
a week, sometimes four, wl l ha year and a t the dose of the Rea
son was accredited the honor of
played fa) Sanford.
being the beat fielder In the
f- Sanford la* rated •a.nne nf thr league. ‘
|
beat baseball towns in the elrc/fl.
bonner, ahortelop. i’layed w.tn
fart an wneetallr tarea .ttoartLeesoarg last year, a lavon.v
, enee la hoped for *t the mtHlId- WKn lit* lens ncre ur-cru.* »i
game. h-rare# a waW al**>*r1*—'
nil hustle and anility to cover
«>n will be presented to the city a let of ri'uund,
, tnr»ln» o rt the large** crowd the
bwlndeti, let t field, rlayede-tli-i
fleet - day. There will aim ha
Florid* Flat* League names to- outfleid wltb Hanford laot senson.
vptan nw In Darlana ■—rh and
McCrone, first uaer. Managur
Felatk*. bat . In other Irerue
, towns the se**on will on*a Mon-. of tb* Club. I’lcyeo with ih'j
_diy. and week-day - cSwwda are Jacksonville Tare la*t season,
fliltwr n* lame as thoae on Sun- manager of tha Daytons Heacn
day*. Th- enld trenhy la offered Club the year before. F act
Cates, third beat. Played on
sb y , the Daetnaa" Beech Junior
**BeJ at'8-bVJoak. ..The .adm lc- the Sanford Club last year In
outfield.
•Ch*mb*r of Comoterra. <
The came tomorrow will ha - Hamas, right field. Loaned to
-ohm jrharra I* 40 rants («• edulK Sanford by • .th e -Chattanooga
lb rants far children end 28 rent* Lookouts and conaldared by tne
big dob a* one of iU beat pros.
'M anor** Stuffy MeOon# enSfinraa' th* fol’owin* line-op for
ra Sanford Look rente:
' Rloane, center field.
-Bonner, shortstop.
McCrone, flret h«»e.
flwind ell. left field.
'■■.'■‘i’Af.-r.’r
—i—■ ; - “ Jjl l?
fij!"
*5?. ate*.****
w a t t ; .'*
Racers' Will
Be On Track In
Tampa Tomorrow
�S a n fo rd la T b« O n ly C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, HlgfcW fi
A n d W ater f r a n s p o r t a tl M
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
8 A N P O R D . FLO R ID A , M O N D A Y , A P R IL 20, 1936
Local Legion
Post Honored
At State Meet
GIGANTIC FLORIDA CANAL PROJECT DROPPED BY GOVERNMENT
Two Entombed Germans M ate
Men In M in e Great Showing
Hold To Life OfArmyTanks
Rescuers Fear They 300 Rumble Past A i
Miscalculated P o C r o w d Celebrate*
sition Of Chamber, 4 7 th Anniversary
Of Leader’s Birth
S tart C r o s s - C u t
Longwood, Lake Mon Leads Parade And Is
roe, Chuluota, Lake G|ven Front Seats
Mary, Oviedo And Iii The Convention
Slavia Have Won H a l l I n Sarasota
Italy Attacked ^
By Anthony Eden jj
With it* locomotive inortlig
nnd chugging at the head of the
pagrant, Campbrll-Loasing IV-1
• f the American Lezion, San
ford, ltd the big pared# the tad
of the *tate contention in
£00 In Chamber Of dap
Seralot* of the Drpertment of
Commerce I s Goal Florida, the delegatee from the
occupied front eoata
S ef By Sales Army litlocalth* poet
convention halt Tho hon
ored poiltlons
were accorded
Six towns of the County Sanford because of the record
ure already gone "over the showing the local poet made in
signing up new member*.
Sanford didn't havo a bend or
drum corps in the parade, nut
tho locomotive made up for tb it
Victory Supper
Will End Drive
Fascist Forces Near 3
Addis Ababa While
Natives Flee City i
BERLIN. Apr. 20.— (AP)
_ Remilitarized Germnny
paii* homage today to R«leh»» g 'I
fuehrvr Hitler on his 47th a9
l.irthduy
annlverwtry by
iringlng the biggest mlllUry. -ag
m nidp hold in Berlin iinc$
the World War.
''. '."-7
In ita demonstration, GeF* ^
many revealed for the firs t r
<*WAW.w»dvT-t<«yd«?« -
er in tho campaign, and hy Boyle utated, and the ('elecy
President T. E. Simpson or City "got a lot of tnviable vlthe organisation that victory vsrtliing," be said.
wffl he atuMunnd a t the "victory
Other delegate* from ("%
»mo•upper" to bo eerved member* ot b#n-Lo .in f Pest were V*. II. •
dm “■alt* anxry” . In the Cham ("Bill") .Shephard, who w sv *
ber of Oomjaeree Building at S
R. Mag ill. .Toronto lawyer, haa
o'clock tbla eveninf.
died, apparently of txpoaurr ann
The toire* that hav* alreaily
hunger «ince tho three were
exceeded last year's membership
trapnvd ln,t Faster Sunday.
a n Longwood, Lago Mary, Ovie
rt>mnruniratinn* were r.tah do, Chuloota, Lake Monro# and
II.bed between the men and
flavin. Soma of than# eommunt» •# '
t
a
i
a
a P ___ : I I / ___ » J _____ I ____
A ____ o n ' r » *
p i
i
a
•urface and were Improved to
tiee havo doubled taet year'* rep.
day by the lowering of a tiny
roe m illion
on tho
County’*
microphone on a slim wire
booster organisation.
through a five-inch pipe for
Mis* Louisa Johnston, crowned , ner-up
tho contest, "Mlsa
At noon today, Division B, un
which an opening had
been
li.a
Orlando,"
"Mloa
|
at
a
state-wida
contest
In
O
r
|
Oviedo,"
der "Colonel" Walter Coleman.
|
Isndo
last
week
a*
"Mlsa
Florida
DcLand,
'Mias
Apopka,"
•
and
VM loading, with Division A, an.
Knight Paper, Wilson 1B30," Is to be introduced to VMIas New Smyrna.”
der "Cblonsl” Mr*. W. U Cooper
home folks at a “vie rf
There will be a parade of 23
wao second.
Only 5,500 Remain
& Toomer Plant,;; the
ball" to bo given In City Hail decorated automobiles on 'l-o
The goal set by “General"
on
Wednesday
evening
of
next
On Present F o r c e
afternoon
preceding
the
"victory
Central Truck Burn weak, Apr. 29.
Kvass sad his “army" l. goo
ball." The party will begin at
members, as * mamboraUp of be
The affair will by public and 8 o'clock and thero will be en-,
tween TOO aad BOO will be re
a general Invitation I. extended tertalament for ono and one-half| approximately $1,800,000 of Its
quired to maintain the Seminole
to all to moat tho Sanford young hour*, and then there will he allotment# undlaburaed but under
County Chamber of Commerce aa
woman who h aa, baea. declared dancing from th at hour until 2 condor contract, work on the
.
. | Oulf-AUantle Ship Cana) aerosi
Wilson and Towner— FVrtilxsr the moot baaatifal o f the thou A. Ma*.-i‘
r The Sanford Junior Chamber' Florida Is continuing at a lessendMtriet, of - any in the United n r x / Friday eveniag, The Legion Company whoso WUreheoi# was
ta e n , British foreign leerotary,
gutted. Its loss .eras estimated
at Commerce, which sponsor*I. Inf pace,
IN itaa..
meet* thlg craning a t I o'tlocs. at $10,000. Tho Knight Brea.
bluntly attacked Italy's * U « * i
workers
wtrv
CITY
NEWS
BRIEFS
tho
beauty
pageant
Tho annual campaign for mam.
Commander Boyle was chair Paper Company suffered a loss
un
of palaon ga* today aftof
week, ago iwhen Ml.e Johnstcn’ dropped Jtom payiuiia lu.t wvvt,
bora began last Thursday mom- man at the time and piaea com estlmited a t $7,000. tho R. C.
Premier Mussolini bad InfanaaA
rd, * aiiu wun tue appiux.uu>uiiy ,uu , T u m o rrw ’* tide
Was M-lcrted a . log and U to close this evening mittee amt Lakeland eras chosen Woodbury Corporation, wholesale
the League of Nations canadt
It a” | tual imu text ui. project lor A. M. a n d 8:1ft I1
U arranging .h er
wttb final report* made at the m the convention city asst year. grocer*, of 110,000 to 111,000, and
that tho Fasciet nation Isiaaadad
content
party,
with
Kn
andj
vaiuu.
reiuons
tn*
pic-tut
Ktce
A.
M.
and
1:49
I'
Harry
Johnson
of
West
Palm
“vWtagy" supper. Worker* tetho Central Truck Line* of about
virtually all of Ethiopia as th h
WUi*
auoul
o.ouu.
Kesignaliuri,
Including
Lindsey
Kv#»
atl
day war* allowed to disregard Beach area elected slate com ♦ 1,000.
was run- details.
aciuuiileu lor Uiu.l ot me , uj, The monthly Court of Honor of price for peace.
Uate pros poet cards aad seek mander .tireceding Arthur Bo*When the department arrived,
In an emphatic speech, M a n
-uiiu cuiupteltuu ui .M.*.Uwil the Boy Scout, of America la to
' f
members anywhora they chose. Inr of Panama Cite.
the bias# had gained headway and
iMiilid tdUKU aril lo U« ialtU uli*
b* held In the Junior High School •aid tho question of tha use at
Madison P«wt nf tho Legion
hoae line* toe id be laid
n u tu n u i
- u „ m .4 ui me tigul ul way »t 7:.10 o'clock this evening. Ar poison gas "cannot bo passed ora*,
rnaad nut Ranfor* In the member- hefe-e
leading array from Orange Avev iliu u u io
in sllrnce."
...............
b o u u u u e* aauiig w u n p i . inline thur Brenan la chairman.
•hip drive h rt It had such a .m i l
nn* *nd Garland Avonee. nearest A a n
A p ftlllft
twl U»* iullipiUMui p i u j i c t u u -p n u
r*pr*.,station a t the state eon- connection., the entire Wilson and
Marriage license, wore issued
Kih topi* aa Flea Capital
ms i l u l it* .. L vtigics, bus unrsntlon It was hardly noticed,
Toomer building was wrapped In yy H 1 P
( J O I l*
viut.il .Ui. row wuumuual luou*. Saturday to I . M. T* ford, 82, ADDIS ABABA, Apr. M L Cnmmepder Boyie _ reported.
Ouppuiier. ut the cuiiui cuuliuue and Winnie Me* Harrison, 2H, (AP)—Rumors that Italian troops
Th« fir. department had fo u r:
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'
upumu.iu^
mat Juno* cau be op- both of Sanford, and to Abner a rt nearing Addle Ababa prosipnnr.ANDO,
Apr.
20—
(AP)—
ffnee in ope-mlion at one time one
* vonllct of acqui
Cooper, 29. and Willlo Wilson, 28, Itated a rush of natives from '
Uiumi
lu
complete
It
.
T]~7KR5»m?R(f, Apr. 2a—
nf them being put out of commie- «iuluoU men accui
Itrcelvlng « full load of buck-shot
both of Sahfonl.
Ethiopia's capital today,
but
iiauly
one
mill
iuii
cubic
yaru*
J aHf t - W » f i ^ ID, and
hehin.l hi* rluht oar while atoop.
•ion when tho parapet of the front
conspiracy e
moat of the foreigners encamped
ul
eartn
Sura
been
txcavsu-J
R » w * Trrwj PJ-ifeamoM sophInto
tho
street,
burning
^
tu
rd
a
y
evening
by
Ing
oulvido
th«
Georgia
Wildcat,
s
wall raved
County Court reconvened thli
•*W » at tha ITnbytrefty nf F'n-.
West Church Street beer parlor, along a seven-mile I runt, and the morning for the trial of civil, In big yards of tho ligatloaa, T U
Ka, were burned ta dea«K eartv
Sunday morning. Ivv Ch'italn. In- right of way baa been cleared actions. The cat* of the Hill city was virtually deserted with
K*ftday mnmfng when their small
only government offices aad tha
euranco .nle.man. tuffera-i wounds tux la mil*-. Tn* cut la an
BARTOW, Awr.
rnttaga suddenly horvt tetn fTsmea
A. L. Bennett was the com that proved fatal several minutes aveiaga ot fioo feet wide awl Hardware Company va. M. 17. bank carrying on activities.
persons
Olndrr
and
K.
D.
Tyler
went
to
*eq»r ronnrri f«r m w * Tammv
Mlrwlne an rap'oekin.
range. In depth -from a few
n* which soon plaining witness.
" « « " • He was flogK” <
dofoodjuta. today- ___ ________________
OffWaU hag* I n n nnvhl- t# flogging
Another Fascist Mohlllaaliaa
feet to ej to.u Tho maasire the Jury shortly before noon.
as _________
policemen I on the night. of! J r t , ' !«, IWW
Chrat’ln.
sn
employe
of
tho
Buadvsnea a r a t i , fb slk e orpin.Inn. doer rp r«tinned 'Whiter Jtouah, , w * seelmed tii k#g comer* on following his alleged disclosure
fuuiuiaiion
fur
a
brl.go
la
aell
ROME, Apr. 20— (AP)—Opwnne*
Insurance
Company
waa
I
City Clerk F. Sj Is m u n ami
" Neighbor* W o of Ut* >*IUf tern ml « tste vritwoee, s h rn t t h * ; (Vince, Os rland, Amalia, and ot information aa to bootleggers,
dera went out today ta all
ahot down r y I). N. Floy*, pro unuer way near Menlo*.
Deputy
Clerk
H.
N.
Sayer
went
that M orrorrsd white Tme, who nolltt**! orgowlrstlon known a* Rohlnann Avennea,
and accused Nolap Fora, W. W. prietor of the Wildcat who told ofMan-hours of work on lie to Jscksonvl l* today to check Fascist organisations to hold
w u props H ag ' for tha medical •ho Mortem TVmorrate tn learn
In
readiness tat
A (tiff wind b' wring to tho Jacobo, Woodrow Jacobo, I'mk Owe* ha waa awakened In tha project b ars totaled about a,- oyer about $480,000 In esncslled themselves
- - < __ J__ ___
whether the “rr*n*oea vest to
______tad
damage Hart, ' Daniel Coro, Jim Long, night by mdsea outaida hi* door. 330,000, 'Tha
payrolls
bare Interest coupons on Hanford bonds. what was bsllovod will be an*
prate
-.note by pm m -flare and euh. FV-o'hwest
which might havo destroyed tho Ernest Leyon, Robert Page. II. H* said that faartng robbers he totaled over $1,900,000 and tha The coupons wsret cancelled by tlonal mobilisation. Tha g r o a t'
s' Mmtmfei nennltstlflU.**
general
meeting
would ha
Rnn«h. chairmen of »h« atato •*- O dahy Packing Company plant C. .Walkar and Carl Sole. All fired polnt-llank a t'th e door, and total disbursement* approximate- tho Bondholders’ Committee.
_________
..
Allotment* .for
similar to that which aarkad th a
that When ha inreatigaird ha 1/ $3,740,000.
-litre romnaHtre nf tha social- not mor* th-n twenty foot north residents of Chuluota.
of tbs Wilson and Taomor ComThorn Were no eye wltnessn fouml Chaitaln fatally wounded.
the canal reached $8,400,000.
The weather: Generally fair to beginning of the Itala-EthloplM
tat nifty, denlw4 this.
of the flogging and the defense
Mrs. C hotaln pearly collapsed
Army anginters estimated th* night and Tuesday, saespt partly war, and an authoritative aotrrte
Pmtih w»* at the meeting th* pany.
The fir# waa tha largest In -Or- put on character wttnea-e- I. when informed of tha tragedy, of computed project would cost at cloudy In tho satremo south por Indicated tha
now m lilliallan
nteht of Nf*g/ 88 which th* nalloo
tion! slowly rising temperature. would mark tha eatnaeo at
raided and with Other* w*a taken land tine* tha O’Banp-HaB Gro- disprove tha testimony of th, ficer* said. Mr. Bhivtr said ah# least $143,000,000.
told him that neither she nor the
Extreme northwest Florida: Fair Italian troop# in to . Addl* Ababa.
*•* "fille* h#«d»w»yt»re for nnoachildren had h*4 enough to oat
The now mobilisation Is to
tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy,
••(-nlng.,1 ater thrwa pf thnao WHOcenter around a —«*t meeting M
slightly warmer.
,
tinned. Jneonh ' (thnemak-r. Jlooi
front of MoaaolM's efftoa. Ba
Rogers end K. W. Pmilnn*, worn
will speak. Signal for the gather.
White
tho
Salvation
Army’s
••teed tee a m«h, beaten, tarred
— K i l l e d In Rioting
Ing
will bd riven Urroigka al th a
and feathered. Shoemaker dto* of ws* tho H rreet at that
annual
appeal
for
sustaining
I WM
i n $ when tha Orlando
funds will not bo made tn Ban- nation by radio, sirvno aad ball*.
JAFFA, Palesting, Apr. $0.-(,P)
destroyed.
y
,
»
'
ford until tha first weak In Mar,
Tamp# yolicemen
—Nina Jaws aad two Arabs w«o
WA8HINOTON, Apr, 20—W) It wan started today In towns in
ITS—LONUB FOE DIATH f«*r kldnvpteg fW
night to have iscfl
BAN DlY RBJKCTB W O T
-------Tho TrPMMy report disclosed th# southern part of th* Count/.
lag lo which Aral*
V. Dunn. Laks Mary reel- «°4*F th at mar* than $2,000,000,. Workers began th* scUcitation of
ASHEVILLE. N. CL. Apr. M lu k l against each
Gindervllle
MARTVIIJIN, Cnltf, Apr. 20
has oualtflod to seek aloe- 000 mmaMod af I4AOOJXW.OOO fund. In Lnka Mary, Longwood, (AT—flarsh Cudger, wko baU
Rli
police,
o n —"Eaen I t T have * U tt
if a Cnuntr Ckoimlstlon poet w®r* rsllat fin d at tho snd of tho Altamonte Springs and Fofost sho 1* nearing 120, says site 1
Out For C
war* burned out-Mo
m , * • maaksd bandit told H.
District No. I , opposing C third guarter of thU flsacl year City.
bon on* ambition: "To Jobt
Molly
Arab
city,
Loekwood of Oakland, bandl
miry, th# prosont commls- «« ***r- $L Total cspendlturn*
mother hi dooth . , . la tbo I
I tho aU-J«wlah city
M. C,'. G te t e
. and W. K. Ballard. Roy Ui tbop wore $W 18,000000.
Rom# .V) members of two class** future.
wo’l and PagTWi B. StoneDvriag tho first thro* jnonthe In sgrlcvttnr* at tha 8tate Uni
•fca. la which alxty. D-mn. an orange grower, of this calendar, yeor $843,000,- versity were expected to arris#
I fifteen Arab, wrr#
In Henford this afternoon for a LOCAL WEA'
|g the fapporitinn nf
W HATS DOING
•tudr of producing and marketing
conditions In this soctlon., They
wort first to Inspect th* 'State
Market and than go on a toor pf
celery fields, wash and packing
la Ghn
houses aad tha Is* plant
$40,000 Lots In ‘Mias Florida’ Victory BallWork On Canal Is
Fire In Orlando SetFor Wednesday, Apr. 2 ^ Being Slowed As
Sunday Evening
In Burning Home
In St. "Petersburg
Orlando Man Is
Shot And Killed
At Beer Parlor
Pnlitfcal Party
Mofif Quostionpd
Tn Flogging Trial
0 v * r l Billion
Dollars Remain
In Relief Fund
w A g H tw r q
U m . week
taken
1
4
voRef. am
^
Any * i h t |i k
Tomorrow
evening’s special
mooting of the Junior Cham bar
of Commerce called to plan •
whirl-wind finish a t tts member
ship drive, will ho bold a t tho res
iden*o o f th* Roy. Fy. J. J.>KoOatk in in Um CatboUo Bectocy,
Rlohtb Street and Oak Arson#, In
stead af a t th* hoes* at Secretary
�Don’t Be An 1
faawra b ' a “research *t«ff w t , '
agTwup of politically am bition
’M m
|ieof**»o-i w tu prcconc*tv«d k w b* wm
» w
t f l A U M |o profget fbelr Indcpewtoaes.
devote th e ir n atio n * ] revenue* to T h T M U M *
•Odg] legialadlon, to the pursuits of $m* .
have to worry any more a b o u t thrir enewtoi
Pit* VM 1iiu*n /w * ago. Since than t)
sod ( h i t com plication..
For i i w i (Kin *S m a n Mr.
Roosevelt's flrat w b u n t add
advisor, "Looto" Row*, often
> u called the "■ niter mtad” i.f
the Kcooevclt campaign In 19M.
Despite hl4 rJo entae to Mr.
Beonereit, bower* r,
Hon* r v
matoad In the background an
nuteh no ponnlhle.
A fter the election. Mr. Roomr d t b Me firot public utternn ■#
eaJ4 Howe and Ckalrmin James
A. Farley, o( the National Com
mitter, no re then anjrbojy eh*,
were responsible "for the a m t
vtetory.”
The friendship between lU#
President and Howe oUrtad In
jo W R y r t r . 'r ,
leaky, m national security comes to veil waa a youthful otate »«ontor of tadspemtent action, of strong tor and Uowe a n.>wipe per re
mm , dsywtt of dependence upon the porter.
if to hear a great deal about social
fitoir ready to admit O at no nation
Mfovernment for Its security, our
t^at the individual can now depend
Or ills own security. While every
Halotead U Bitter U th e Souther* Dtotriet of Fle*Ub~b-t
hie wtf* learbff for th e station a t M bdilng U n «* f* henie.
acquitted on a b o tte r counts. The vwrdkt automatically
him b e the bench. (A P Plate)
.
.
the reg u b r way. In the treasury
and bureau of Internal revanne.
Opponent* ef the Mil, uncon
vinced, point to whet they till
tWi Tsretnsss *ad_unc*rtnlnty
nmenq It* w w i l n an to It* r ev
tre e jw T * .
..
, 'X
I Bom* bend mho eeflmnts the es uc -: si-sin*. peMlbfllilea.
They aUo rail attention to the
fpet to s t Jt b *tthmaud around
Ends Long Vigil
Of Mongrel Pup
.S
au*b aMtmfae wHJUn as unemployment, hunger, old age,
F rits, a mongrel alredalembsp- —The i
akknees, diaaaaa, and death.
People are bring told everywhere, not only In this herd puppy, ended a 13-day eiftl making
j bonu' '
country, but In practically every country of the world, that happy.
irifttnism wtfl pnovfds for them. Tlvey do oot have
I iayibSJUf for their old *e« bseaase the goverawent
g tojgm MnaJowu T W do not h»Vfi io agv* *ny14 if . thchr income* la order to sjlucate their children;
r>PM1Mt ■Is going to Ms to tb it. Sickness, materand all the other misfortunes of life are to
quately provided for by the government. That le
necurity.
if
U • magnlfUnot objective. No one can have any
W of « c W security us aft Ideal. But wla* men
ird by hard work. Individft tod self rellancP.
H* of sorigl juaUc*. Vote
■ social idcurlV- Bat, don’t, foirftt Jo (gvs for * rainy
g. Rs who has Ms own ne»t sgg will M doubly Insum)
wv tks time corns* to collect gow nguni Inauranee. Don’t
How tho example of Fthiopia and N dom too much con*
tones In rim power of the miusr-shsto to nmtoet you. Rs*
imber thst God helps those who help thfttnsehrM.
Th$
HI* m litm a , IS-year-oM FUSa- proceed
bath Stinson, nursed him through, war vei
a sc-lout Illness once. So when I There
*h« came down witv sppendlcHls,* ehlnery
he tried to respond In kind.
j p*?atoffi
l b ia t outride the hoepiul * have d(
door In darkneee and b sunshine, rnwllthae
In snow and bitter told. N unes finger
periuaded him to rat after V f i w
A* W
<b/», but he showed little Interest •mmen
in food.
When Elliebetli'Wa* wheeled
out to go turn*. 'F rits leaped
Jeytolly on the stretcher. II*
yelped all the way home behind
the ambulance. At home be took
up guard a t her bedside
Candidates Asked To
Engage In A D elate
payment of lhe|
summer, Intends to
the theory that »H
Hkre honest m»n.
I
Iftrgo of the a»-l
Ohio* set up In the
apartm ent virtually
to omit ftnil for>/l* taking re ta in s '
M by on# htkh ro r.
m l e e e rr etfprt wtn
M
|g
»'
S
H K
! 0 d -of rwotlne
axy ta -lh*.
rmmcnt to retnovt a*
thia a handful of people. Thu
qwUtnm*
tbne, record* and .pellclea."
|
vtoltor, thf Thmpa Tribune ssys:
ars tsk-
> 3 * A¥ tojtoaeh pat
* lw i
.jj
h i s s ,rm
-jUkai1 Bgp
*r t ■
- --j'
m t
■
--
■
* -JT
S a u te 3 can s l $ c
P m eap p le
wlies and chUdrtn,
sorrowing .wtB a«l
______ _
________
»--ked from the White Heme
Aewn the Urn Utat Inequalities
Which now exist will cither be ra
ster ad o r aamllotated wader the
1 5 fc
. __ ,
•aims*. teM iff Vrffl' dfr"\'t " 1
(5Sm“ S
. «b»nlng up the
Beans 3 cans >5c
Phut
Butter 15^ *
r u n redan
i Tbeie critkbeM are certain to
ba beard a t greater length to the
Seeete,
Strict tulea « f . iha
House Impeebg limHattoae an debate prevent rtpre*enlatWas from
Charges lerried a t A dadnktra
tion “brain truster^* howeVer,
(•psetally -If they come bom the
y p vtflkapk-iisay prur* lo be a
boomerang b View'of the b lest
3 s " S i * - 3?
8s a » s » f i« iS 2
b lh * I L j
*~ ’# %c. *
S i / c r s e * * * * * " * - c“ fc
In- Utjror J a eph te ln lb ri.
lie handling la esslly
mayor'! piotUmatlow ta lk
i,4CX)
IsAwl t 4UW
IkA ismlrkf
mIuM
Umi 4-B
aas' maAmld
POITU w
WUfTfl
vfM
pWplQ
'
S sI
fti
uSdqihsaeh
- * * f e r j E ’fft, 1ST.
E S f f t w tsr&s;
dode as lone a* »••*
■a«rT effiebU eeuld
flrure *hc| atfen appro*lm*U y
troflrr J. M. Lee of lUbhhaews. w hat way he done .j»Hh thU
T tftp * Candidate
is lot e f their trouble*
Who Is Making rt-elecUon. I.
mmred.
Money Ander-oo of JaekaqavUtw
C. Swoariagea of M bril.
ssr futum U Judgs Raleigh PetU- Vaq
Murl JB. Pace r f Tatsrea, that
to tun# » aumbtr of .gubernatorial Uw five Candidab a meet o n 'a
half, appearance her* and havo platform s i the homo of each tar
W t r t to .
m s
a r t s e r ?
A. ^
kcmritotod With the candHstes U 004* eur rooporile*
Eecloe, d u ln a a n of .the fodrtnl
m i m beard, wee eowmhed; If
ProCeaeo; Tugweil wan b ought
W o conference. If Profeeoor Fe
lix Frankfurter of lb* P rto idraf.
j aiana m ater And au dited with I
(tea* admlnlftraUon ndetaor wan
I om salterf..
O d fta tt hlmoetf/a farm er proI ftn o r, wan qulned On hU former
| academic conaoctUna.
Otlphent
rteedfaetty
denied
that any of the Vo-enHod "k.ain
I truster*" figured b the picture;
C M p eratb n . e f Urn
dtisdha b this work through a
proetamstkm of tb s ' tsafer.
Everyone le e*parted to take
t b n g epqia tool to werii with
and a hearty m p o a ie Is aatlct-
twrrr—n
V'
�BANTOBD,
— tin f»vor of grants to states on
ip Year” Dance
'h i
A n d Personal Activities
GlT4nBy
08,01a u b i,
^
^
¥G ENDS
‘BABY’
TRIAL | *to «^w
b*,*1*- : t,h th«
.
___ __________
determine hew relief
■bo handled.
w* CITY NEWS BRIEFS
should
'
, _______ ______________________________ I ) .
g —
___
by th* Gator Qub,
B o d e ty E d ito r
T elephone 148 n , sutscrip* Ion "Leap
Taer" ■
Nebraska Insurgent
dance was given Friday waning
j . ' . W f c lh ^
~ ■ i ■ M '■ ii
P r a i s e s Roosevelt
a t th* C it/ Hall. Music was furReport Is Made On
sriehtd by Xing Cotton aad Hta
WAfUTINGTON. Apr. SO.- W1
*
G w den ^
M eet
Cotton Pickets and Mrs. Gladys
— Indorsing a movement to orM. WUttams, sponsor of tho ehtb,
genlce "first voters" in behalf of
Report* of the state G a r in
■erred aa ctaiperonr.
|
MONDAT
Ml** Tborcsa Wilson of Jock*
Prtaident Roosevelt, Senator Nor,ClDb convention ware hoard a t
Among
those
seen
dancing
The Co-od Clam of the f ir s t
ria (R. Skh.), raid yesterday "the
tho regular meeting of R on scnvill* spent Sunday her* with were: the Ml..OS Ann Wright,
1 Methodic* Church will moot at O rd e or lho G a r in Chib of San- Mina Patsy* Garrett, Myrtle Av*>
future we fare of American Insti
Marguerite Inglcy, Louie* Roee,
% 7:4* P. M. la the church u n c i fo rt hell Friday morning at tho
tution* and American Heal* de
Itoracbel Hamby, Annie Mae B with Mrs. J. P. Bate*. Mrs. R. homo of lira. J. C. Ill la, J r , In
mand the re-i-lection" of the Chief
Executive.’
R Kipp, L. M. Swain, and Cd Genova. A eoverri dlah luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Whit lls, 'Evelyn Cato*. Sylvia Mclww*Dolls
Mitchell aa haata.
tington returned Friday from o don, Maitha McDonald,
"The future I. more In the h»ml*
waa svrvod .at tho noon hoar.
week's business trip to points tn Walksr, Marian Haynes, Elisa
of our great lesder, Franklin D.
MrsJohn
M.
Quirk
presided
TUESDAY
North Carolina.
Roo-evelt. than in any political orbeth CUmeron, Olsda Dyson, Vi
Sanford Breach of the Associa ovvr tho bostons Motion and talks
ganisrtinn interested only in the
vian Butner, Catherine Whlta,
tion for Children Education will »w o made by Mr*. Wallace W.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Synhoff Virginia Tylsr, Runicr Tyler, Car-l
welfare of * political n»rty," the
sponsor a cenefit bridge party at Wright and Mr*. J. Jti Coklough. of Daytona Beech spent Sunday olio* HU], DorU Roc key, FJIsaveteran Rcpchlican Independent
t:0 0 P. M. at ih* Elks Cicih. Kee- Mr*. Wright gave * report of a bore with th* former's sister, Mrs. beth Brigham, Elisabeth Dyson,1
said In a st.tem m t.
talk on ftowor arrsngvmenU mode
. may be mad* with Mrs.
Virginia McRory, Martha Adams,
, °7 Mr*. WnVo rummer of Jack- Charles Ward.
C. Mitchell or MUa Cannila j sonvillo at tho federation meeting
Anna Cbintll, Mary ltiggtaa, Eu
ifcatl
Mrs. M. H. Spencer I* visiting genia Warren, Hrien Garner, MarCirri* Number Four of tho I
» Z Z bar slater, Miss Street Roberta, In
Wilmington, N. C., for a f*w jorle Oogbum, Virginia Msrif ir s t Baptist Ckurth will meet a t 1
hy D r H o ™
welber, Minnie Strange, Lauls*
1:30 P. M. at tbs home of Mrs. J.
Those present wets: Mrs. John weeks.
Purdon, Jean Zorn, Peggy GrlmR . T n h d L I l f Magnolia Aew- M. Quirk. Mrs. Wsllace W.
bell, Evelyn Wilkinson,
Sadie
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jock
Hill
and
me*
Wright, Mr*. J . n.i Colcloagh, Mr*.
to Gainer, Fannie Blggcrs, and Car
1 Circle Nnmbor Thro* of tho Walter B. Coleman, Mrs. J, C. Mrs. Hah Hall motored
f f r i t Baptist Church will most Bills. J r - Mrs. J. W. Coates, Mrs. Gaincavllle Sunday where they otin* lUggers.
Also the Mines Martha T«tat S:iO P. If. a t th* home of Mr*. Julius DlngfrMer, Mrs. A. W Epps, •pent th* day with Mr. and Mr*.
All Kinds Fresh
fortk Margaret Brigham, Margar.
M. W. Robert* and go from there Mm. I . F. Housholdcr, Mr*, a Harry Halt.
et Relta, Lucy Roumlllat, Jan rt'
to the homo of Mrs. J. W. F iller B. Lewis, Mr*. E. r . Stowe, Mrs.
Mrs. T. W. Hsnvell returned Chapman, Billy Grlmball, Eds!
on Chapman Avenue.for a cot. R. At Newman, tn d Mrs. D. I*
Thrasher.
Saturday to her home at Ttfton, Stitch, Ekbia Stitch, Adelaide Hig
-lag* p rsy tr nicotine.,
| T ho Gleaners' H ess of tho firs t
Gs. after spending a few day* gins, Helen Palmer, Horatral
Krlly, Jean
! Presbyterian Churth will h*v* Picture At The Ritz
here with Mrs. Prarl llsnseil at Bryan, Elisabeth
MAh* ragrtarbuslnesa *nd social
Forrester, Mary F one.ter, Grate]
Hansetl Inn.
I b Full Technicolor
W m ratln g *t 7:30 P. M. a t tho homo
Henwnt, Virginia Cillon, Haiti
l o f Mrs. Mary Roily, 1112 Myrtls
Mrs. William J. Masters, who Whitehurst,
Margaret Tenhet,
t Avenue.
In Welter Warner’s production i ere* called her* recently by an Mary Wathen, Thelma Benson,^
\ i-haige by JUrur Charlr* lung (right) that ho sraa offered i
of "The Trail of the Lonesome Hines* in (he Mill* family, re- Virginia Peiold, Loul.e Johnston, E-Ini i.y | | arry 8|i*ngler (lefu. H ark county highway englnoer, to
WEDNESDAY
Pins." which opened list night at turned to Jaeksonvlll* this morn- Nancy Brock, Katherine Verna/, d-n.il..- h the J tjyL caused a mistrial in tho “Gift of God" baby ca*u
Fili-ihat Cookie Jnr
J U J U t a J r h . ^ ^ flmt ^
tar.
Anne Jonr*- EvrlyWTchnl* Nincy gl K -hnka, Mo. Long raid Spangler represented himself a* a •poke.- 1
■
" i l r "W o t. actually filmed outdoor. In
White, Elirabeth Turne'. Dorothy m. n for an attorney appearing for Mra. Nellie Tipton Mrunch end
,P . M. In Dm T. It. Iw elaaaroonl. f*V Technicolor mad* It* bow.
Dr. and Mrs. It. E. Stevsns and Mitchell, and Jewell Marsh.
........______ L________ _
, _______ ,___
____
i
The Go'denrod Missionary So
three others who were on trial for coniplracy. (AP Photo*)
Directed bs-'Henery Hathaway, Mr. and Mis. Scuddar of St.
Albert
FUt». J u lia n __
ciety will have an Ice cream eo- "Th# Trail of th* Loneaom* Pine" Petersburg and Captain S tarrrtt
Also
i rial a t 7:30 P. M. a t tha Comma- U a warm, glowing, sympathetic of Fort Banning spent the week- Adam*. Charles- Beldin. P. M.
T h rift Is Demanded
I ally House to Qoldenrod,
AU avoMntatinn-of John Foi, J r„a and her* wtth Dr. 8tevrn*' mother, V * £ . Ralph Monger. St. Clair T W O E n t O m b l d
| candidates a n tovttad.
e'asalc of th* Cumberland* with Mr*. H. It Stavena, Park Avanua. Cameran, Rey Wflght, C hartej
•By Economy League'
Roblnaon, Tommy Korar-Claud*,
Sylsl* Sidney. Fred MocMurray
I
TH UBSDAT
and Htnr* Fonda hesdlng a
Dr. J . H.
Teagee. Jamea K rily, U o n U w ao n . James H sntr
O ft| J
T»n
lifo!
WASHINGTON. Apr. JO -L H
Annual Spring Festival apon- la re* and well known east.
Thomason, and F. Wilhite of Dyaoif: Carl Feiler, Roy Reel, EdH O lfl
10
L l l e ' _ T h * Adminl st intkm was urtftd
i Mred .by lb* Sooth Sid* Primary
Th* film, which tells of, ih* Laurent, S. C., raturnerI home l*>- win BonUkn, Qoillnn JnrdM»
-------! yMtcnUy by thr NAtlonsI En>nP.-T. A. will taka place a t 7:45 P. primitive mountain folk and'their dsy after spending several days P. Hatndon, Jr.. Robert Rum„
r . « P ee. o . o
omy
on ,
M. a t Ih* schoot auditorium. A Instinctive distrust for modern her* with Dr, and Mrt, W. T.
bley, Bralley Odhem, Herbert pu-h.,1 night and day * « i good-neighbor be.la and ",t.«,
) play, "Sleeping Beauty," will be etvllliitlnn, has It* action entirely Langley, Mayfair.
Smith, Lester Philips, Hbtort Ihrcu-ned by a new rock f«H! pouHng out federal funds fur
one of th* features.
set In the thlck'v wooded hill
Wilson, Dougla.a Bt.nttrum, I#- and that h«(iea of the rr.ciirrra M, „ y
cumbersome work
Mr. and Mm. Sam Fleischer land McClelland, Billy Glenn, to e. t their way to Dm Hupped lief program* centetrd in Wash
country of Kentucky, which hte
SATURDAY
photography an t daughter, Phyllis, left F«a- Raymond Lundquiit, Jack Wilkin- men "hayr been hla.led for the ing Ion."
1
A chicken supper will be given given Technicolor
a magnificent opportunity
to trrday for their home In Bradenton
Patterning its plan «[ong llm-j!
a t 6:00 p. M. at the Congrega bring to tha screen all the natural after spending a short tlm^ her* son. Pete Echols, Buddy Blehop, present."
Suiter Certer, Alvin McAbee,
It
pre.Wted confidently suggested hy many Republicans
tional
Pariah House by th* eolor and beauty of th* magnif with Mr*. J.
Flalaeher. Mr. M Telford, Jr.. Al Wallace, A l-'eerllcr ye.terday that Hu
Ik Ih# Senate and House, Hu*
Friendship
League
and th* icent scenery.
MftKnolla and .Second
Flrieeher tpeml aevaral d*yi In bert SUln. Joe Thompoon, Rff/ suffering from esi«>*'>ro
,
Christian Endeavor.
The color photography, srlth Hew York City on aualnasa last Wllder, Ilarry Bower, Herbert starvation for more than *]],! league pmpi m l ahnn.l.mment of
’’ ■the government's work program '
admirable restrain t ha* entirely week end Mrs. FULwhSr remained Douglass. Nlel 8lnipiefleld, Al hour. roil Id be brought
avoided flooding the production h ate whlta he was away.
■Riggins, Walter Hayne*. JMk wlthm 21 to « hour..
j . A t The Mayfair ,wlth gaudy, h i n h color*, a fault
Thr last communication from
which was found with many ear- Mrs. Housbolder I b Wynn, Bt. CTair White, and Rob- the entombed men arid th>y
ett
Knight.
I • A m nr. ik.
. j___ . • . Her attempt* to bripg eolor to th*
were “all right" but that water
A t Bridge
I u i- M .J to to
>» ^Tb- Tr-ll of the Loef- Jloatess
was pouring Into their cram|“-1
J
kfr -ad
»°m» P '" '" *b« color hoe- the
refuge. Thry a»Ved that medicine
Katherine
G
i
n
d
e
r
Tha members df th i Duplljmt*
L j ^ v b p T t tr ri
w , ,,n,pUelt7 ,d J
ooturs n*** of
land concentrate 1 food extract l-el
u ? Z a ‘h» **■■ outdoors: it 1* never too Qub were entertained at a bridge
Celebrated Birthday j lowered to them.
l i r a ^ J Gladlt of ^ T n f.ri. 2 ?
hat rather always ra .y lunriwon given Saturday after
Hundreds of expert miner* ronoon
by
Mra.E.F.
lIou.holder
. amt lira.' William flehneWer of
“"d o w to n t^ m Vary nfton
Mlaa Katherine Hinder, who
' T a!M 4 t!b rifr. and M e m -N .-V .io « I, * r
™ ? u .r. . a t her home In Roes Court. A eelabretrd her birthday anniver digging night and dry to reach
p late lundhnon sraa ie m d by the sary yeaterday, wa* honor guest the prisoner*.
Meeklaon of P.Im.Uo: Mr.
W
hostess, assisted b7 Mrs. Samuel t '* birthday party gl»#n In the
SK W
!£ 3 * 2
X7$ttx Km Puleaton, Mra. H. B. Lewis, ami aevening
John
0. S
McNamara
of S t Any Mlaa Sriney, MacMurray
by her mother. Mra. M.'
and
Mra. D. L. Thrasher.
ustlnej and Jadr* Muncy Ander Fonda down to the smallest
C. Cinder, a t their homo on South
OPERETTA
After
aeverml
board*
of
dtiplison of JackaonvUto,
Games and
Is magnificent but tperial men ta U bridge hl»t> score pri«», Sanford Atenue.
Among those ap-ndlng Sunday tion
contests
ware
enyvyed
on
the
lawn
la deterred by tha little foarnight *1 the Miyfalr were; Mrs.
sp o rts handkerehiefe, war# award, which was lighted with pink ami
newcomer, "Spsnfcy’t M**
F. U riel of New York City; am) year-old
Thursday, 7:45 P. M,
F ar's nd, who cap!area the hearts sd to Mrs. R. A. Newman ami while tanlema.
Mrs. M. D. Deschampa and Mrs.
South fid) School
of tha andlane* by hin portrayal of Mrs. Frank U MUler. Thoee pr**Rrfreahmenta
wereserved
by
Admlwlun 10c - 25c
I t Daachampa of Sumter, S. C.
enl art re: Mrs. D. L. Thrasher,
“BuiUle."
Mr*. Samuel Puleaton, Mrs. R. the hoeteas, asaLted by MUa B*»ala Carter, Th* dining room table
I I I I U I A. Nssrman, Mr*, f r a n i L. Mil was centtrad wllh%a pink and
ter, Mrs. James 0 . Sharon, Mia.
W* R « « t»
H. M. Papworth. Mrs. II. B. whit* birthday cake and a large
Auto Repairs
Lewie, and Mrs. A. P. Connelly. bowl of pink rosea.
' B ig h t T »
Thoee present were: the Ml*srs
At A Price You Can Iteer
Katherine Cinder,' honor guest,
■ u * ' v
TW [ i, National Guard Dance IIi m I Blmmon*. Vlolrt Jonea,
APRIL 21' THROUGH APRIL 23, 1936
Agnes Brinkley, Maiine Simmon*,
Given At The Mayfair .Luulae
Mixon, Haxel Heirs, Betty
Over 400 gueeta. Including Na Colbert, and H*rry Robson, Jemrs
Tap A Body Repair
tional Guard officer* from Orion- Celbert, Nash Kennedy, J r ,
J. A. Marti*
■do, BL Petersburg, St. Augustine, Char lee Learitt, Theodore Dun 2*7 Oak
and Dayton* Beach, were In at*, can, and Bill Vtrnon.
tend*nee at the NaUorwl Guard
Ball given Saturday evening at
the Mayfair Hotel for the bene
fit of the armory building fund.
Dancing waa enjoyed by the
linage throng from 10:00 F, M. to
2:00 A- M. to musia furnished by
the Noctombulators. LL Col. J.
C. Hutchison waa general chair
man of the dance and.waa assist
ed by Captain H. C. Washburn,
ticket ritalrman; Copt. A. W.
Kims, floor ckairmoni U . W. F.
doer chairman; .and LL
-J ,t , w
Personals
Social C alendar
(I
m
Ni f H
rrwmi r t f *
OM|
is a director of the orraniiation.
Tho quarterly conference of ihm
Second lrimlrlct of the WooHq m
of the Worl l ridtil bo held! in 0f»
lartdo Tuesday evening at 8 e'etatk, Sj
and between 25 anl .10 member* g
of Co cry Camp, Sanfurd Pta«‘
to «ttcnd. A motorcade will leafe
the Woodmen Hall at *t:t5 o'clock, f fl
and transportation will fe provld- )
rd for any tnemlwr of the ramp who can go. O. P. Herndon, "
chancellor co/nmander of Celery
Camp, will preside over the die- .
trict conference a* president of
the district.
• -'w -
Tonight
Tuesday
1 P COOKIF. 1 _
ttS A L E 1C
COOKIES
15cdoz* 2 To:. 16c
| tfl
CINNAMON TOAST
J
CUBAN BREAI
SALT RISING
Men In Mine
S a lly ’s
B ake Shop
MifZ\
>^l'rT
“SLEEPING BEAUTY”
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
CUTLETS
lb
jttNDLARD 2
BACON
'S ta n d a rd * Neo-Angle Bath la w ithin tba
U N G ofl the cover*. . . Iu l uMa deep
| ,breath
P Hof H Th*
p H
Spring • , . leap for that new, Inviting bath- reach of the amall borne as well as larga
room w ith the ^S tandard" Neo-Angle B a th ... apartments and ho
and a ta m b a d a /w ith a Mng.
tell yoo the coat, h
A m odem S ta n d a r d " '
to o k for your borne. Et“ Ytnr Familj 't I Italtb it totimportant to
pcdaliy w ith a Neo-Angle
necaasary to aal
ngktt. U it turntial thatyou kuj PI* min
Bath th at provides every
type o f be thing—safe, com
ing Fixtrnm from Maitor Plxmbm, the
fortable and roomy. It'ia n
astn bat gnalijudbj Trailing and Exbow Uttle It coeca
ftrhnt» to iniMTt Htaltb - Protection."
ideal shower, sitting or
'S ta n d a rd * P l a
■tandlitg. A convenient
Naturae la y o u t hi
fo o t h u h w ith bandy acatt
will giva you this 1
l a opposite comers. O r
STANDARD SANITARY MPO. CO.
bethS Web children ttooce.
. . i—
—
i j i i b iw w
F
I oI C at b an In your motor
:.oi w ae tad , p o w e r, lost
“
*
4
V ''
4
�1r» r
Told B y Stone W an
T.W .LAW TON
C IIA T m i.D ,' Mian , Apr.
—OD—HUtory
U tatonreeeta
tkrn iili maioary W- ft* ' atone
w*n bolll by Ooorya A. Haven,
Chat/toM •bank* proMdewt.
A‘ portion of TTymOutb n r t
PiibH t Ih frtrtftlw tl
D EM O CRA TIC P A R T Y
CO M PANY
tnr thb Ottl'tbT pdbbles
JU N E 2,1936
WO4IN0UB
Lumber
from ,lho dungrcti koop of toe
Towrr of l/m den or* among
pieces In tho wait.
. In addition, Chore a r t rotka
fram tho CM) a n - bottle aHo
at Lookout Mountain. a cannon
ball, aprat ahelt and B tahht
carry fhir the Inacriptlon: *V p
thin rood, June T2. 1MI. martbod
county
1* •C
tfA ttlilfc
•t ■
■' . . ^ . / w
SOWA PRIEST BECOMES BISHOP OF NASHVILLE
ROOSEVELT HONORS ELLSWORTH
HAILE'S THRONE THREATENED AS WAR NEARS END v
D is tr ic t
o. RA y m o :
JA8. G* SHARON
W. J. (PUNIE) STEED
District Mo. 2
ji-jidASwas
overtioi*
V i m W C t i eck
DAN CHAPP
JltfJlJAtflSON
\Vhfc C; (HoMtirtfcad Bill) HODGES
A threat tp kidnap the metherioaa children of King Laopald
af S elf turn waa Sltoloood with tho a m e t at Liege of a *1-year-old
farm er eeaylet, Hlehelaa glean, whom aotheritloo guetad so aoafaoo*
lag ho hod written letter* to tho meware h. The menaced children.
Prince Seudealn and Prineeea Jeeephlne, arc thewn aa they watched
o r t ta a t parade In Srdooolo. (Aaaaalotod Praao Photo)
FttBiVAVriYSON
# DGE RALElCH PETTEWAY
jORW'&pox
For Attorney G enial
m o eoaooaioaaaoooaoao nww*»«. ••••••
R8K PACKARD
For Comptroller
PLAN MID-WEST MEETING
OTTO SCHMEHT
State Treasurer
SHORT'S GAMP
responded to tho- treatm ent. Aft
er etc bottle* Of CordUi, 1 » «
r ecu lor and tho pain and trouble
stooped. I p a w stro n g /1
—-ThoaT .n fa - o f- woman * teot*fp
(hrdul benefited them.
U
it
•W*
benefit YOU, eonaolt a
PETER THURSTON
For Railrdad Commissiorier
tlmra and oo a tonic to1Utprbyd
nutrition.
"I waa Tory weak and norrouo
when a girl a t t a r n , " writer Krai
J. a Daniel, of Blloci, MU*. H f
motKor vao to uneaay about »a.
abe did not oak mo to help dttn
the work. My mother derided to
rfr» m e CaPtM 'a n d ' aho didn’t
wont mo to ralaa a doao after aho
found It « u W p ln g me. I
(•■nod and it v ia aplendid bow 1
For County Commissioner
Peaoldont Roaotvolt It (bourn at tht White H u h b M P i '
■anted the Hubbard gold medal af the National ftootrophta Seetetp
to tlaeoln Eitaworth. the Antarctic ccplteer, who waa race nil/ re*mmd.froov.Wttl* A m arioj_V tD .»«_rl»*iV»t*od|p#; BUawartN Db
Oi.lhert Grosveoor. M. 0. A naw oor and ieha La Oaroe. (AasaaUtal
Press Phots)
.
ptiyalelaiL—ad r.
D istrict Now S
W. B. BALLARl)
,17th Senatorial District
SCIENTIFIC TWINS’ CELEBRATE
JROY L. -HOWELL
W. R. DUPREE
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
For Representative, State Legislature
•
.
G ro u p No, 1
.
H .J. LEHMAN
FORREST B. STONE
V
For County Commissioner
D lfltriA .N o . 4
V.
For Represent
GORDON BARNETT
Wbuld yeu rather pey lor paint
ing your homo In a lump rum
. . . or a fcw do)lari a month,
without ebaturbing your cavtnga
aoeounf? See ua for details
about Pittsburgh'a simple, eery
TWPcymect H a n . . . 'T ain t
TSday, Mentha to Pay/' Moral
top* np down payment Cj
much ao IB mordha to per,
com a both paint and laW.-.
Toko advantage oi thrt plan.
_
T»~
BY FLOODS
LOWLANDS OF
pir a ted from the pHeethood of a little coentry pariah In Iowa to a blahoprle with Juriadlctlan aver
Taooaoooe, the hov. William L. Adrian waa conearrated blahop af Naobvllla in ceremony at Devonport. U. Ha and olhar nalablaa of the Catholic church aro thewn (top) at the services. Loft to
right: Arahblahop Prencls I.. Beckman cf Cubuque. P.-ial Dtlcgata Amltto Ckognanl, tho conealrater:
Blahop Adrian, and Blthsp llenry P. Rnhlrran af Cawonuort. Ot'ow, la ahown the oonaacration coremonlaa In Seared Heart CatMd a'. (A;:c» ;'.cJ Praia Photcal
WHERE BANDITS LOOTED EXPRESS TRAIN
W.Bj-WJLLIAMS
For County.
'
D taU
ltr p m k M o.
W. G. KILBEE '
iWSLTiv
Si F .( Sammy) LONG
u
O K S R MATHlgtJX
R \V .W A R ti
X T . McLAIN
ting; Attorney
Hearing tewarda the era. Head waters left untold property damaga and
In southeastern Oe»rgla. Two thauaand pert ana fled thalr hamtg wheal tho
spread aver tho delta. Inundating farm lands and undermining lha eeuatwag
bridge. Wortiaro ore soon repairing ■ aoatlan of the earth fill whleh waa
away ontlroly. (Aeeoelaled Prase Photo]
H. H. PATTI8IIA
BATE8
I JOHN-G. UWNABbV
"
For Justice of the Peace
n
F o u rth D M r l r t .
D A D rD T O
.
JAS. C. ROBER’
s a m u Kl
A. rti
For Constable
7>Ji
<%(t fgr_Uu 8mu * ‘r *1, ' ' T"
suffering In thalr wahp
gwollon Altamahe river
leading to Deeterteww
expected to to iw opt
ROOSEVELT LAYS INTERIOR BUILDING CORNERSTONE
tbo M a n ,, of you* homo by Tapatottog—and to bo
_____ .__“
.
m
U y•k,M- n- k-
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO.
F o u rtk D U tric t
BOB DODSON
lervisor Of Registration
Ji HitJimycEB
DAVH)1C. McNAB
W.Ji THiGPSr
wsirmo
ATHLETE DROWNS DURING COLLEGE INITIATION
.TI0N8
AGED WOMAN LEADS STRIKERS
Democratic Committee!
B, X OVERSTREET
A jjW
Sanford Market
IPhdfy. Aar la. m e
‘ ~ ' KtLtATw
mn •# FLOH1DA fff#U Mt.
WALTERtMWGiS
riJWtsI
\
'ting tho same trowel Ooorgo Waahlngton amployod In laying Uio earner atone of the naUa
il In ITU. P reel dent Roooovalt la shewn performing a almlfsr function eta the now (1t.oocyx»
department building at Waahlngtan. Quo OanntrUh, tho Proaldonrs bodyguard, tUada a t
WATSON
How's Your Health
-I1LM;
JO IN T MIEl'MATfBM
A t . U»e Fo irth Conforrnco on
Rheumatic Dlaoaaaa which waa
hold r . mo time ago In Atlantic
City, a group of phyriolan* inter*
aotoi to the subject Of chronic
arth ritic pooled Ibolr knowledge
(■4 . •iporloncol Tho following
patotf wot* gonorally agreed upm .
Chraafc arthritis la pot a local
rfjaauBg (ffsc tla g tho points only,
but la ra th e r a general diaoaao laraCrtag thd entire tody. Therefore,
l l a W Stkio celUg. at S U rk^fllo, M I - , brought
^ t h s L y e B r ^ ttfiu ta, drotrnod wUId being InlttotU :n; l b M V m r im octoh tlw
U p.A of tho
ampa and adibk. The potok where Hartley tutored
•kyera Mw apot when tho- U d y area, foued. •
/
rludo the bo y ac a whole, and
mtfat not bo conflnrd to chantro*
undtrgone by Joint atructurco.
Tbo division of chr:ale arthritis
Into two gaoa.al common typos,
tho so^allod Irjo rheumatic orthrills, and tbo arthritic of old
aye, is accopud ao a aorvicao'cia
dli lekm.
(n Ike trratm ont of rkouiaalU
tla.
Vitamin dattebmey has noi
*hown “ > play an Importaw
[? ‘h* P~ ‘ “ Uo"
thrllia. Two groups of arthrb
lltnUt on, treaUd v i|k , w
an\In diet and tho other on
diet# did wot, after a ftvr-yo
riod, skew any aprraeiablo <
,oco to U a condition, or it
progress of their arthritk.
�e S id e lin e s
t\ it jfnd that’s a Mg word In
■ tip t« o Uttar*) It haul not barn
PERRICONE ‘QUADS’ TURN BASEBALL MASCOTS
Three Prizes Won
U>«t fatal fourth Inning la
„ r
___________’
ptpNrdny'a opening gam* of tho
In Game Sunday By
.Florida But* Long**, SaaforJ
Sanford L o o k o u ts
Might biro won tha gam*. If
t t a brisk* had boon with Lepir
Teuchtos drug store prises
i h t first throw Innings and na
were won In Sunday’s game ay
*
had boon )aft In tha boa, and If
Bistroff, catcher, for miking
'B ardin, who rollovod him In tho
the first three-bagger, by MrWiddlo of tho fourth Inning, hod
G-Men Lode To Beach Cawn,
Red Sox And Yankees
pitcher, for tha first
POt' ktotnlngly forgotten to watch
Play ,pnce;. Others
And
S
t
Augustine
rouble,
and
Wagner,
17-yearSee
First
Game
On
ffirat iand thua allowed Taylor lo
old second baseman, for tho
m a il tfia bag' on a sacrifice hit,
To Get TWo Chances
Beaten By Palatka first single. Blmilar plays were
;t)M, story might bars been almtde by DaLind Reds gorlier
togothar different. Por It ws« Uio
_________
Diytnm, Palatka and Del .and in the game, bat member* of
^Yatal fourth” with Its sight scars of the first gams of the 1914
w*r* (he three whiners In the
tha visiting) team were not
f^nia for OsLand that won the' haseb’ ll season of the Florida
nneVng games of tho Florid* eligible far th* prises.
f
ill*
l.rsr"*
yutsrdav.
Daytona
*0T ***• ^ ^ l l .
j 8 t , b ' Lo»m« nliyed on Sinfa-d
Pe»eh I » l'n e r s defeated the
—h —
1 F**lil Sunday afternoon. A rrnw-l
Gain**villa C Men .1 tn 1, and tho
But you’ll h a s t to ban I It of more than l o5» witnessed the
Paiat’-i Asaleea defeated ’ tho
to tha Sanford Lockouts fur game, MS p*l‘ admissions in orfdlS*ln*« of St. Augustine In a close
their refusal to admit defeat, tiou to a number of persons, ofX tn 7 game,
B ftisy worked harder than aver, flcla'a. newspaper men. etc., who!
fa succeeding Innings, though l>a* had posses.
A large crowd incluiflne G. P.
ft*111 - evl of Del end president of
Land scored a run In the fifth,
Sanford succeeded In gettingi
th - lesgre, attendH the semaon’s
another In tho olghth, and a onl’r ■!* hits at .1.1 times at bat.
niv>er rt t’f vlnn» Peach. A cold
rfitltd run In the last frame, lit whUe Deland got 10 Nils at 40
v
'
j
wind 1lew errors Cltv Island Park
tha fifth Inning by close team **mt. •» bat.
• ml ••'•dr- It uncomfortable for the Mackmen, B r o w n s
work thoy caught a Red tryi.ig
Neither the Hanford lookouts |
h ls f *
•prrtatn: a.
to steal third, and In the ninth « ‘r *h* DeUnd Red* irored In
Y e t Have Only A
**h ■w Br*V, Gainesville Ivft
they . caught two more bare!*™ ^ r t* *wo Innings, then In the
fielder, was the batting star of th*
ataalen, Duremett
trying to thlr<* *h«
Row'Of Goose Eggs
dav. collecting a homer. ■ double
make third and Bellong only a
to' ,h* loo knots In that
a
n
’
e.eloel*
In
fonr
times
t
t
bit.
few step* frrm the home plate.I f” m«- but It was *lh* debars Jn
The Nsw York Giants of th* No- theyT tie with tho r t S r e . ’ W
In the riith . the Inlander* scored
gy/v*
_I th# fourth Innintr
wn*n- DiLind
their other two r* na. Iloalnaki tkmal League finished *lh# first wrotH position. Should thy S k ii#
} And they’re youngster!, L». ran In elaht w ore, that put tho
» a tbop bsso iioo
n (■*•• on balls. Morton week of p i t . In tho irolers with
A . .nnouncad from the Hoffman
a
that
doubled, sending him to thirl. Dil- a perfert score, tho only big league
swund truck, all cf ‘be men on fourth
eh, * pluh, r.
llogbom th«n knocked one along starting the second week with tTrr
Tbare'a certainly ne sheruie #» - f — *t far tha baseball team way deww at Beaumont, Taa. This
•h i thirl h’ *a line and Hosinskl
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U ,m ?.? , ? d ,r lh# twlee In the Inning
replacing
elub
In
thl
Teirna
Laeaue
h#a
fear
r
r
t
t
T
O
jdw
hgrt
more,
Owy-re
tha
fameuo
Parriwm.
quadru.
>••*>* home. McDo-gal. fjelnesville 1000 percentage. The Giant* de- _ Sccowt poolUaM. Xa s krea j a s t l
^
,h t ” * 3 I n te r with Hardin in th . middle
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and
wa
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ting
an
the'
SenshlaU
m
dafeuL
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riS
h
t:
Anthony.
Be,,
Iks lo*ln* Giants an WiibwWsy.
—l-bgr. let ■ throw from the out frated Bost-n yeaterday 4 to 1.
° .
7 McCrone, m»n^- of the frame, snd then outline in
niTrd. Carl and Denald. At leaet, UtaCd the way tha hemefelka MaatJfy them. As fa r na, sre aeuldn t
gar and first baseman. Stuffy yf-Cown to relieve H ar'in before
field ro thrnu-h him and Morton
In
tho
American
league,
th
i
T>“
C,Mt"
tall which wee which. (AWeelatod Prwso Photo)
laa’t ao old a t that, but be ha. th, ,i i t R#H rtm, ^ h, t The
*11’ home s*fely,
Chics go Cuba went Into yester- ^ - e w ^ a v
<WUnS^**nrtwrw
had several years’ experience on l)d, w ll f|naItT retired with the
Tht Asa ems picked rp a larga day’s gam . with a 1000 pereent.go
^
tho diamond, though ho did drop
tt thc , nd <rf u ,, f„urth
oar
I
t
lead
In
tho
gams
at
Palatka,
third; jluvernet) given <baae when
bjr fM* n 4 . p l .T k t ogltaat tbo
boll at the opening ef thot tnning eight to nothing In favor Hll by' pltrher; - Ktnord come* to
hut Lefty l i n e n wad rear bod by
.•fo U l fourth” and let o DsLand ^ the R e d e.------------------ i ho Ancient City rivals In the two aand
^ «ao llost
J t tW
« scare.
s ^
W u? gtheir
r t — t ema3 *
>bat but Duvemett la out Hvyiuf
theirc ’^p*n*rt
chance,Thto G
bettor
■losing frame* and the count wea
Tho batting order Of.tlwrijook- to steal second before tha first
Two club* In ih . A m erican- , UnT j *
Friday
.b a n tha*
out* was Slotn*, center! Bonner,
iBVANSTON, Hi, Apr. 20. tied at 7-7.
the Philadelphia AthliUra an i the rTrmx bet* with the Pbafaw
1
Owl
ns,
St.
Augustin*
catcher
shortstop! McCrone f ln t coaal pitch.
—(AP)— Northwestern univer
St.
Brawns—remain in the ,
, ...
Cates out at first.
Banford
hit
a
home
run.
Swindell, right field; Cotee, third
sity Is getting ready to play host
eelar with only a raw of goooo-j Colored G iU ltl t©
Ikrg* crowd turned out for eggs
bate: Barnes, eft field: Wagner, Barn** ftlea out, Wagnar singles,
In tho percentage column. 1 _ _
»
« - i e-i
to tha . national ' InUrccliegU'u •heA game.
second base: B|ytraff, catcher; Blstruf hit* a three bagger,
golf rnd tennis championsh'pi
tlncinnaU def.aUd Cblcag, S* P IV J«X R*d C«P8 .
Lopsr, Hardin and McCown, pitch- scoring Wagnar; McCrone hit*
a two.bagger, Klnarq la center Sanford ~ciub Play* the week of June 22.
lo 4 .ml Phi)..7 iphi. *f*’Ud (
Here N ext Sunday
ora.
II will b* the first time th st Florida State League Brook yn 4 to 1 la the National
_____
Th* score by Innings wa* *• field drops th* bail and Blstruff
laaru e Saturday. The New York-* Tha S.nforrf Giants, colored
scores | Hloan* flies o u t
*On The Home Field >ne school has conducted both
follows!
tournamrntki simultaneously.
Boston and the St. Ionia- Pitta-. team.. wtD play tha Jackm eCla
Score: DeLcind 1, Sanford L
First Inning
,
A gsin Wednesday l-a*t year's tennis chnmplmi- CLL’n
bttrgh'gsmee were called off on
Crp* aw Sanford F>eU west
Da Land: Taylor g«t* a two
ship* held h t- Northwestern wem Deland
account of th . wcaU.ec. Yesterday, r.rx ia r afternoon a t 3 J 0 eclorkD eland: Ktnard hit by pitcher
bagger on a long drive to canter
o succrssful that th* llnlle.l Daytons
New York defeated Boaton 4 to I, A
o fW a g r a ~ b u T j1 S i
and given base: Jommanvltl*
Hate* law n Tennis Association Palatka
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 te reversed for white fans. Tha
singles, Klnlfd caught out try
-nted to return thtrn lo Evaii'- Sanford
to 1. Ht. U uU defeated PltU- rdm l..ion charge la U be 35 rent*
ing to mak* third; Purcatl walks;
Gainesville
burgh 7 to It, and Chic .go defeat- f , r
.~ l
m U
fw
Fisher .and Taylor fly out,
>
SL Augustine,
Hanford: Bonner and McCrone
i*tora for their aeebnd gam' layed ovor th* North Share
n,
*'»•-American League SalurTh* Gienta pjay«),{]w .
fly out, Bwlndell r trikes onL
on 8«nfonl Flald on ' W F n n
ourao, scan* of th* 19,1.1 Na1 ,8 f L ATB AKDUNP
• day. Now York defaatad Beaton ytU# Whm-Loyott team
Score: Deland 0, Hanford
DaLand 0. Sanford 0.
day. They will play here eg*!' lonal open tournament.
. v
. . * * • ! ,
Washington defratad agn last Sanday.swd we
•■
■ ■ ! . ----- —
BIRMINGHAM,
A p r.
2H. Ptdl'dalphla B to 4, Clevoload do- sveee i f 1ft Lo a . bet m
Da land:
Norwoc-J • atngloa, ca Thursday (half holday) with
PROTFBT RTPPCFON BAIT
- ( A P ) - I n dally prmettoe* u\ f i u j «a. t»e1U 7 lo 2. W ^
r e i T wtl b a X “
Balloog alngiaa, Mrjaaky atrike* SL Augustine, meet th* iSqlna‘
out, Ihivarnatt comes to bat bit on th flr hams .field Friday, ah'1 0I.ENN FERRY. Idaho, A nr. jRlckWobd Gold. Jo# Woodward of Chicago- Detroit gams was called t h / JtriuonriDo Bad Capa
bare again on RottuMow •<*’ O ^ -fA p —Sport'men of thU I the Birmingham BmreOs, Ukaa ofr her.us* of lhr m'd. Yretarday. nlon of th* JosksawriB*
Ucllong la out trying to mak* play
th* A isle'* from Palatka. Th*' r**?. . !* nroteeted aettylly of |„q,W wrrk a t third, aaeond rnd Boston «efe*t#d Phlltdelphla 2 t* l-agwe. The Gloat*, pin red
third.
go to Palatka next Sonday.
h* Mologlcel aureer In catching first and aomstlmes dot* a bit of
D*trait defeated Chicago 5 to ft, yesterday at Apepk*. but
Ssnfordi Catae single*, Barnes
L - ford
tsom — Herbert Bml'.b.j fence, Cate* out on catch by
St of fr-McCrone, manager nf th> dunrwm l« P»e for rofote bslt Gy-shagglng to keop hi* out-J New York defeated W’sbington 5 to IL.
■BiChari** Robinson, Jim Morgan, pluhar, Uarnrs flies out to cun. (lie* out, Wagnar a trik u cut. Tooknuts, exnected to pet Vev1 Tie
» >*"^h °f 1* fir).Gog talent* polished. He’s Uw | to 1. end Clarelanl deflated 3L
C a rte s Gikssn lu mas
Blstruff Ilia* out. . In the pitcher’s box In th* DaLer
1 fo r InaUnc*. And, too, thara'a tsr.
tho Ciaata*
,
«
Hcote:
Doiand
0,
Hanford
0.
ftftftgRy
lure
many
flshtnnonearn* today, and Intends to star'
Ilia* Elian Batts, Sanford girl I Score; Da Lend 0, Hanford 0.
Eighth
losing
form- aonlrt ‘ tomorrow. Moss
^ Who by har victoria* ho* bare m l '
Third lasing
lioLand: U ursrnitt walk*, Kl- Pne#»rd boy m*" be seen In th
eligible for stats
tournamaut " DsLand: Purcell ainglf* rn
nard
hits
a
two-baggar
to
tha
n,‘eh*r’« h«v le Th* red'y** gsir>
- . p l a y . Hanford’' net stars will go' third atrika, Flshar bunt* and W
L . RP against soma strong cqmpati- out *t firit rurcatl going to right flald lanes, Jummonnll* here with the Saint*.
Commentfne rn ' *m^erdv/'f
: tlon In that atata1 tournamonLIsecond; Tsylor ttrika* out, Nor- flics out and Ih m rn o tt icorv«;
‘h it It wouldn't b* a t all aurprU-'wood alngiaa to abort, **f* Mt t’urcvll hit by pltchor and takr* ■•••re. p*ukfy reils ••l-"IWm tn 1*1,
bis baaoi - Flshar . strike* out; w I 'tlM t th* ‘■ry* on the Penfl'^* |
scoring Tsylor out-gt first.
te*m ere rru<-h vnnpeer and It"'"
OrUado, DsLand
and Apopka P urctllr MaJrekj gats ’ a ihr<-- __Hanford; McCown out on lopg r—thee meet of tha r'aTand
doogllng s t thair
belts, tbry baIC«r. scaring Norwood end drlva to cantar, Sloans walk*, •n* th a t had anmethh*** to do. wit’ *
Should prove strong contandirtj Ballang; Duvernatt out, sbort- Bonner file., out, McCron* out on lh»lr loelne th* dh#"le- eeftt*"
drive to left field.
Bid th* m t'n ryaqmt that M « * '
fo t i tat a honors.
stop to llrat.
Beora; Dr Lend 1, Sanford 0, won ysatsHs*. he ield wps
—K—
Battftrd: Wagner HI** out to
esnso the Reds heye h*d rm-’ ’
Ninth Inning
- Mighty fow are ths plat* g lo u .tin to r, HI truff flits out U> c*nDsLttnJi Norwood walks, Bel- more prerile*. Tile. Red* h 'd ft’’
Urtndowi In down town Hanford ttr, Lopar ou tjan drive to third,
long single . Majssky alngiaa nr s ir exhibition r**e*X W w
\7 0 U CANT LOSE in dying
■lid other town* In tha County I Score: Da l and 3, Sanford 0.
snd Norwood la caught out try training season, whn* the
I Double-Mellow Old Gold*
th a t don't display th* big red
Fourth laalag
o-t*
bed
nnly
o"»
••hPIHnh
gtre
'•ta r* which signify th a t, that Da Lend: Klnrrd alngiaa; Juni- ing to gat to third, Duvernal t in whleh to sot ««*• w l t*r *r
U theie smokers found out
Owners of those bualnaaa astab- monvilla bunts, safe s t f ln t single* and Btllong la caught'out lire before tho *0»*n« opened.
They
naked end got double
Ushmant* are auppcrtlag
the, when MeCrtm* drr-p* th* boll, trying to mak* homo', Klasrd
•WO’v* to t A* oood toom. no*
Iknfard Bosoboll
Club. T l* Klnard got* to second; Pure-ill •Ingles, scoring M*J**ky; Duvor- s :nv fore** «.* ■*oW <>erj5
their money beck after the fint
nett out balwsan second .gftd
ouggsitlon 1* mad* to customers. hiU o long drive to esntar, tourWerC nrreid*"* af th* Renfnr
peck. But they tried neecood
that thiy should nak for c«l)-l|ng Klnard, Jummonnllt* gne
B— bell Amorl'*‘oa, "Jo*t ^
Sanford:
Swindell
alngiaa,
rages whott making
purchiere, third; (Hardin pitching for San
peck . • . end Donftla Msfloie
reus*
w*
W
tha
flm
t
r
*
^
Ipbiftkl
th* clorh
bo so ford), Ftabar
alngiaa acorinf Cat*' ting!**, Barne* flioa out
• n I Bwlndall aeorai, Wagwr
OI5L Golds won them com*
flies out.
pUMy.
How aboutyou? Hare
Bcoret DaLand I; Hanford 1.
■'I'.i . m b
a s n 11 r e 4 ft
the thrill o f
Daytona* Palatka
[Victors In Fast
Game Of Season
Junior League
At 5 P. M. Today
New York Giants
Finish Week With
A Perfect Score
Lwkouls Play In
DeLandTodayAnd
Daytona Tuesday
T ay lo r, t b
NorwoaO, rf
* I
t t
* I
* ,»
) I * *
i ’ll lose, lb
I I
I I S*
m >:«»ujr. I)
t i l l s *
li-ivarnMt, u
• 4—t * I t a
KlnaiC *f
4 l 4U
I 0
• -~im- nviit*. lb 1 1 i a t a
Purcell, a
I I .{ 4 t |t
..uvr, p
. 4 I I * | ! #
TOTALa
« Ti T» It *T Is:
• tx p o a n ,
t i n 11 r o t o
'loan*, aw
1 *
• t .1 O
llua-ir, m
I t
t 1 | l|
'»v Ik
a a * 1 1»
Sg tailvIL K
t w i l i t
P a t- , lb
4 * 4 4 ]:*
1(
4 * * l .fr ii
jMpImfl
1
�V
i: v?
vS*
S anford h T h e Only C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Rail, H i g h * ? '
And W a te i fra n a p o rta tio n
N I ’M I1ER 1SS
ITALIANS NEARING ADDIS ABABA
WeB Past 800
Borden
Eden Issues Threat
A s League Dele-:
guiles Prepare To
Leave Confere n e e
MUTISM
SOMA! I
Ixaffuc Deplores
F u t i I e Efforts
LAND
Ethiopians Have N ot
Despaired Of Sav
ing Capital C i t y
r.K X K V A . Apr. 21.— (A P )
IS’U'i'alr-* to the I-ongUS of
ITALIAN SO M A LILA N D
M O G A W SC 10® /
Oar Ship Has Arrived, Says
UDace AsThousands Cheer
M
. - —
______________ ________ _______ ______ 1
N.ii ;.nw riiiinril di'p-irtod itft** ;J
.T ili*- !,*’m nie cv«*cutive b o d y ; t
li-ul HrfYnWrl’ effo rts to b eg in *j
in-mil ia lio n s ft>r prince. A ,
h ..liilii-n w ui ad opted b e fo r* k
i dj.*n> nini-nl ihullirinjr fa ll- nre ill runriliiilion a n d one*
nuiru MiMM-aling to I ta ly J f t ^
male pesirf.
AnHi«n/ f!il«*nt tJrlUsH fo rf^ fl m
Atrn U ry, w»rn«*«| tho L n fQ t
lhai if iMHisur#* were rx>t atlopUj (,
!.» halt th*- Kitt African conflict, ’ ■
hi* (f*»hrrtim**nt might adopt lift
**wn itieih«n*l * fur raft*guard lug lift ..V
lf*trr?«tti..
EcSkuvian* «iM they did not' -!
*ia\ing their capita!. They f
preparetl a Hnal aland In Uw , *;
mountain* of Shorn pro tinea, #0 t
mile* north of Ad<iia Ababa. '
Ihero «>r» t opart* of a f k t t i -Vj
hatife moth of Addij Ababa*
The government reported tba
Elhi#pinna *till heId Haggsh Bur
ami S . a, lUnch no the aoqtham
fo n t, Native* continued to ftM
Ihc capital.
Many foreigner* <'
■atcpl la»t
night In legation -
CITY NEWS
(Mmd RvIrv
To Pay S3M Rtl
and Lillian W. ttidaardaon. l.*«.I aubjrcts. The Uritiih minister
both «J Or tan! a.
j *•* cm h arraatad by a elaMOT
-- I fr,'m hundreds nf persona of oUNr .
Judge Raleigh IVItcvray, can- natinnalll ie, fe tin g tha protaedidate for r**vcm‘*r. will a Iol a oikh infantry compaay
d r n i th e v t l c r , nf Sem inole' "w / duly a t lb« legation undor
Ceowty in Sanf.-rd Wrmlrmilay Drilioh officers,
cvraia* at S • ’dock.
I The French and German l#fs— --| , l u * officially roponaibte f o r .
INilittrtan* and olbci* arc ia >“ o r a l ‘other European national!d u d hy the Home Pcnwwaira- 'K-. were a Loo filling with re fa * ..
liu i (l« k nf Lake Mary lo a f e v The American Legation, In
maat hm-f nipper m la k e M iry '* n“ ,r** dangerous position near
a t t eclotli ,*n Friday evening 'l**' heart of town, waa unocctt«f this week.
pie*l except for tha ataff,
------ —
Many Grrekt and Armenians,
The fire department Had a wh-. have practically a monopoly
ran to the eld fti'l lumber yearda on business hrlkec thry will b»
near the State Market yesterday allowed to eonlinua under tea
nfteenaon. hut a blaoe started by Italians.
Hut for the moiMnt
W ar G i v e n n epark freaa a tere motive waa ex- they locked up their shop. and
ihm “PP*r»tu* joined Other foreign era campl*■ H W f a a K . UT ' * , <
WTt,r4j
_____
on *h*i grounds of legations.
J t K ? S L i ” : r , T h r e e M iet Death As
m*r Soamta. with W. E. Kader A lllO M L V n u li I f a o d . n .
(K y O erk T. S. Lamaon was
■ay today canrrlling interest
npewa totalling $47V,S17.I7. He
i .gVl tha ompuni back from
i l l s —eflli last night. They were
■waited by tho Bondholders*
— Hioc during tho s a l two
A troop c f Boy ScnuU wUI be
be aig sa iiid in Taola on Fri
day arm ing of thia weak, tbs
organisation meeting to bo bold
In th# m’Osan acbooL J. K. Faa u
to ha K M U o u lrr with D. U
McXab as his assastatiL Tbs
tea ip waD atari off with n mem
henhap ad I I hays.
here in a InaJ -oo automooUo
llakm...
Sam Rutherford, itatn ant*
Hie tiernae tag
Inauector
cklcnt. Rulkerford aakl Da-is*
tomob*lc bad aideswipsd tw o
il Auburn.Isle with ItUte daw
J. L Monro of Miami, brot
In-law of Mitcbell, waa d ll
juat a h ra j of tha Mltghrlts.
•aid hit wife waa forced to 4
their autoniobila aff tho' row
scold * collision with Divio*
LOCAL WEA’
-a, 1
j
city and county officer* were m
ing Uavls at Ibe time o f t t e
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■ saw II
PRESIDENTS TOSS OPENS BASEBALL SEASON
Praddcnt Rm h v i II la shown Inaugurating tha m s baseball aaaaan by throwing out lha flral M l
In lha gama between tha Waahlngton Sanatora and tha New York Yanhaaa at Washington. Tha ta n atara won 1 to 0. With tha Praaldant, laft to right, ara hla ton Elliot, Mra. Jamaa Roosevelt, Manager
McCarthy of tha Yanhaaa and Manager Harrla ot tha Sanatora. (Aaaoclitad Praaa Photo)
Entombed in Mine
GARDENS WILL GLOW
BATTLING IN MILLION DOLLAR LOVE SUIT
CUBS OPEN BY BEATING CARDS
In tha aganlng gama af tha aaaaon at 8t. Laula, tha Chleaga
Cuba. Natlanal Lragua ahamplana. acorad a 17 to 7 victory ovar tha
Cardlnalt. Chuck Klein, right fiaidar far tha Cuba, la shown aoorlng
hla team's aacond run on Damarte'i hamar, (Aaaoclatad Praaa Phata)
Seaman Tell* Story
of *Mercy* Slaying
Mrs. Gladys Off (right) yaluoa tha lava af har aatranged huaband, Morriaen Orr (cantar) a t
Plaque, Ohio, at
And aa aha la going Mra. Dorothy Clark (laft) for that amount In heart
balm litigation at Miami, F la, alalmlhg tha protty dlvoraaa from Nava York and Phlladalphla alienated
tha off actions af tha hair to a blankat factory fortune. (Aaaoclatad Praaa Photos)
Knox Leads Borah
___ In Illinois Voting
SEVEN EX-POLICEMEN ON TRIAL FOR FLOGGINGS J
tt!% rrv
trial a t Bartow, F la, fa r flaggings *admlnlatarad to thraa man la Tampa, ana af whan
ktjuriaa. Tha dafandanta ara ahatma laft to right: C. W. Cartlala, R. 0 . Tlttawarth John
Hobart Cha pall, 0. W. Brown, J r , Sam Croaby and F. W. SwlUar. (Aaaaalatad Praaa Photo)
Hampered by fraah lave-Ins, raatua warkara tailed ralantlaaaly la
hapaa af raaaulng Dr. D. B. Rob.
• rtaon (lap). H. It. Maglll (lawar
laft) and Airrtd laaddlng (lawar
right), mining affltlala from Toronto. who w art entombed In tha
Moaaa Rlvar gold mine In Nava
Bcttla Eaatar Sunday. (Aaaaalatad
Praaa Photaa)
•.
■» W «w v »a». sousing nia aaatn
gad aavtng him from “Urribla
pgla.* (Aaaaalatad Praaa Phata)
"am tna ininoia
ft»P«bllaan praaldantlal primary.
(Aaaaalatad Praaa Phata)
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TIGERS BEAT Indians in opener | Speech To Legion
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propoaa changes In tha Conatltu-
|n•» °r,u,,y
tha Amarican
Bui ih*
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paopla tham-elva*
H 'a o l t o o M In*— papa t>
r a n h anule
w i t n u u i lnlai i t r e n c q
a t t a i n m e n t of " a g r e a t objective, f r o m ab ro ad ."
a p rin cip le fo r which th a A m eriO.M t.nucd d ev e l o p m e n t ami lm»"
workm l f a ith fu lly f o r P - v o m . n t of
A fric a n
y o u th
m any y e a r n ." ! , w u voted
the p r tn u r ) m,
t e r c e t uf the U i m i A m c r i . t n u m
Congress, h r aatd. in the face i t p r o g r , , q . "
which now
em b iacca
the acm e p o w e r f u l and i n . l J l o u . i.uoo Hoy Hfu.,1 tr.
h.n/fr d .
forc e, which y v a r a f t e r y ear ha I o f c h a p t e r s <•( the
Son a ,* .f :! a
cuccaidcd
in
cruihing cur
sf- A m e r i c a n I.egn.n d e v i l e d | i p.i<»r “ 10 hb v a th a g o v a r n m a n t die- t r i o l i a m aril clei-n living, lha I . ‘ h a r g a its a r k n o w l t d g e d
o b llg a- g l o n ju n io r b as eb all tnurna.mTi'.s
‘ Ion to t h e v a t c i a n a of lha W u i t d in w hich 500,000 b uys com pete
Wi r, In s p i t e c f an o p p o . l t u m e ch y n r , an I e t h e r health ami
t h a t a a a aa r u t h l e s s as it w aa c h a r a c t e r b u ild in g w o r k . ”
u n truthful."
In h i g h w a y * a f r t y , C o m m an d .
Tha
tag lo n 'a
Atnar lcanl i n cr M u rp h y r i l l e 1 f o r lrgi< n « J |>c am p aig n , one of ita p r i m a ry i r . |* rrl in a p r o g r a m of
firvt, a
t l v l t l a » f ro m t h a d ay lha legion v i g o r o u s e r m p a i g n of e location,
» a * or ganises !. v i a
daacrtbwl by and, aacond. r e a s o n a b le hu t . i f "
M urphy aa “ n e t confined^, solely t r a f f i c laws v ig o r o u s l y enf.rc.-.l,"
to a c a m p a i g n a g e i a n t commit- T h a 38.000 p erro n s killed in traf«!«’«•
. fic
a c c ld a n U Inal
y e r r in the
"I
firmly
ballava,"
ha said. 1 U n ite d Sta tes eace ed ed the A.r.er- ‘.h at »ueh a c a m p a i g n is a prop- lean lo.eea in the World War, ric
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#anfnrtt Sbralft
• 8 m in ole County Prodnem
M m P n d ts And V e c tU b k w T h u A ny
Sim ilar A rea In America
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY
M em ber
VOLUM E XXV
Record Field
01 Candidates
Out For Votes
Politicians To u r » n g
S tate With Sound
Trucks And Speak
• To Small Numbers
Ten Qualify In
Governor’s
Race
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A a a o d a ta d P r t a a
P ittsburgh M a y o r
Chucked Into Jail
Under An Old Law
PITTSBURGH, Apr. 18.—
Idb -M a y o r William B. McNair
» n i r m t e d ami takrn to jail
today on ch arg e, of smbexxlemrnt and nonfeasSnce, Hi* arn**t ram e a fta r thr mayor de
clined to refund * 1100 fine Im
posed by a |*olice m agiatrate
on a man arrested fxr operat
ing a “ num ber." lottery. O f
ficial* maid the charge* were
bi*ed on an oil .late law.
Ttje m ayor went along will
ingly with officer* After be
ing Im iked *t police hesdquwri tcr* he .aid "I won't lea.* un
til they withdraw the ch»rg*.,“
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida C ity A ffording Rail, H l|h w i>
And W ater Trannportatlon
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new spaper
SA N FO R D . FI.OItIDA, SA T U R D A Y . A PRIL IK, 1936
NUM BER 150
Eatabllahed In 1908
Committee To
Plan Meetings
For Candidates
More Than 500
Join Chamber
Of Commerce
Politicians Will B e
Given Opportunity
To Address Voters
In Every Precinct
Members () f Army
Confident Of Win
ning Goal Of 80 0
N e w Memberships
Poll Books To Be
Kept Open Until
9 O’clock Tonight
I’oll
fot Prrvinrta Ono
nn«l T hn# (Sanfi»rtli will Im*
kr|»t 4|M*n in th# bn«em#nt i»f
th- Court lliiuvr until J
lhi» vwniiVa'
Ihioks »»f th.*
country |ir« inrl< m r in th»*
n ffirr
th** <’• untv Su|v»vi.
•or of Hrgt'tr*? tun. W. J
T h if p # n .
h*vr
n hi r r
f M iln l
• li t i«* r#
M 'K I « t r r
#aH
who
ilt l
•«»
G-MenCapture
Three Men On
Kidnap Charge
Hamm Kidnaping Is
Believed S o l v e d ;
One Of Men Taken
I s A Postm aster
•i
1
j
1 .N O
n «N * n
i m In v
I ’ |i
!•»
More than Son h#H#v#r« in
th #
v n t# r«
hi**l
r# if
• •1 in
Seminolp (‘minty hn<t joined the
f ’ ll y
1 ,0 4 J
in
l ' i # « in* t
«» ll ,
County (’htm hrr of Umnmerr#
jb n*l 1 ,2 4 7 it 1 I ’ l l f l l l t t ’I h r # #
by i i r l y aftrinoun IimU jt, and
m#rab#Ta nf th#
«»l#« a r m y "
! ar# lhr#for# ronftdrnt of reaching
t h e i r foal
nf HiH> —possibly r
«urppaainf thai mark Th# drlv#
j «tart#d Thursday morning and I
i to rloa# Monday evening when
• “victory** «up|»#r i* to b# «#rar# I
TAT.TAIIASSEE. Apr. IS
W A S H IN G T O N . A n r. 18.
t Monday i» to b# a “frr# for
(A P ) — Sound w agons
_
(A P ) —J u a t i r p
D # p * rtall"
oc
"mopping
up**
day
wlon
W b la red in all parts o f Florlrln
m r n t Hovnt.* c h « lk « l u p t h e
'
every
person
not
wearing
a
"1
thla week an a record field of ,
JtllMl.nfto W illia m A . H a m m ,
I HtV* Joined th# Seminole (*ham
candidates for governor andJ r . kiiliiH ping n* v ir tu a lly
h#r of rommvrcc** button or t a g 1
other state offices appealed
*olv ril tm lay w ith a r r e a ta o f
will b# atk#d to mak# an invest
fo r votes.
m#nt
of
$:l
in
a
m#mb#rahip
arvl
\!<,I
h
n
r
i
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O
f
T
r
i
a
l
a
*
l
k r,7‘ I"‘r'
,0,,:,• on<> ft
Small crowds wpvo report
Iv ll H iO a
U I
| m ruriiT.
In connection w ith
heroiM affihatrtl with th# trad,*
ed In various section s, w ith
t h e J u n e . 193.1..n b riu c tlo n o f
h«Mly and h#lp it with it* varn i*
th e fir st primary
election
WASHINGTON.
Apr. 18.— th e S t. I’nul H re w e r. J . E d activities Piosprcts nr* not being
■tilt six weeks away. In Miami,
Sriyitorlal criticism of irar Hoo\*#r announced hla afenta
C larifying th r *t»te la
aaked to donate. They r# asketl
a a Wrant advertised aa an “ ad- carding the payment
of
pell
to Invest in the w«»rk i»f th# in s titu tio n a l impeachment pro KoaI arr^#tnl ( harl#a J. Ft tag* raid
day" political ra’ly w ith “ san.l- tali'*, irertlcularly
relating t,»
Chsmber n( iV m m rrro and ex- cedure n il* hrd a n#w high t«»«ia> in l*>* A ngrlra, Jack P ftlff tr I n .
wlehca and coffee" wma deleyrd ilhone u ho have ' recently passed
preaa th rir view* #5 to what after tha* long and t«ili«>us Inal St. Paul a ml Edward C. Bartholuntil nightfall. Tha Miami H.r- the exemption age. Attorney
on A«ldU Ab#l»», *icib»m#nt should he done for the Chamber of Jitolgi* Halstead Kltti*#. Th# mey in Ben*envUle, III., where h r
aid aald editorially tha “ prom oter, General t'a r y T. Landis w rites
i# U reported at fever pitch, of Commerce ami evpre** their - histone m«*th<Ml tif trying judges] \n a post master.
•
need Instruction In tha fine art o f1 W. J. Thigpen. County supervlothi r high officials was al‘I think we have solved thr*
an* nrdeied to takr rrfux# view s as to what should he done
draw ing a crowd and giving it j *or of rrgiatration a* foHow*:
uiiivr.»ally condrmnn) by Ifsmm kidnaping a t last," Hoovor
tu r n show tv%o of the capi- for the betterment of the County,
w hat it want*.” _
“The law i proeid* th a t thoae 'n d u d ln l V lav la'^an d * Gabrledla I ,n *h' BrUUh ron"U'* "'
^
aa § whole.
senator*.
said, sibling: “Three may be mora
irtei*
nt
the
top
atvl
th#
Th# W lntar Ila rtn Chief adr|»ej[ who are liable to payment of •>reel nets.
I t*l's m* in i’* " 1’ center*, police h o i
The Bureau of
T h a t th# qvmta o f H00 will h s v e l
Several
| u «i|»oiui Ih for stm pli arrests n » n .“
(AT
I’hoto)
candidate* to make th eir speeches poll tax muat have paid pol'
May 8*and May K - a t th . I.y- 1 Wlapho#e and t r i e r eph building bel.-w
b een reachetl
a n d ^»a«*esJ when fy in g p t i s v t k j r e w ere u nder dta- Investigation chief said It waa
a tta r 4 P. M-, and preferably laxe* for th e two yeara next pr*
man *«hool In Longwood, lnclud-1*
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w h e n tly* " a r m y ’’ a s s e m b l e s for I e*l*sion with no a g r e e m e n t about Bartholmey'e home th at waa need
during tha evening hour*, if thry ceding tha year In which th r Ing
Fern
Park,
Altamonte
th #
“ v ic to r y "
supper
in
th e w h a t r o u h l o r shou ld
ho dune. lr> hold Hamm until tha 1100,000
w ant audlenrea In W inter Haven. election la to be held.
Springs, Bear ta k a and
C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e Building S e n a t o r MeAdoo, C a lifo rn ia i V m . ransom waa paid.
" If you want good-alxad crowd*
“Therefore, if a peraon be City precincts.
Figuring In tha cam la Alvin
M o n d a y ev en in g
at
d
o'cloc'c <>crat* con«i«lrr#4| a p lan to c r e a t e
to address, don't coma along hut* rame 55 yeara of sge prior to
BCa, U .a n d May 25- t Lake
se em ed e n tir e ly p r o b a b le a t n « m a c o u r t o f juilgea to t r y judicial Karpis, rated aa “public «" * y y
in th# morning or the e arly hour* Jan. 1, 1934, «uch peraon wpuld
Vary.'
today,
although
all
worker* j o f fi c e r s c h a r g e d w ith misconduct number on*" silica tha day th a t
-*— ot tha afternoon," la id tt o JI*-r- pot have poll tax recaipta for
w e r # ca u tio n ed a g a i n s t slow ing h u t t h e iifra m et w ith little f av o r John Dllllnger waa shot dowp to
May
13
and
May
17—a
t
Lake
y
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11)34 or 11)35 aa a prerequisite to
• d o w n in t h e i r e f f o r t s to p u t t h e f a m o n g -*0111# v e t e r a n S e n a t e law- Chicago by Justice Department
71m fir* Candidata* fo r advvrimr. vote Id th« elections to bo bald Monroe, including Puola precinct.
d r iv e acro ss
w ith
th#
u - v a l , y e r m r m h s rs.
S e n a t o r N o r ris , agent*.
Hoover named t o p k t
. Moy |5 and May » —at Chulu• 1 Ten eaadldataa for the Items- Uia year.
ota.
“b o n g . ’*
j N e b r a s k a lm le|»end ent
Hepuhllc- form er associate of "M e" B u to v
• **a*u aamlaatian fo r governor , "However, „ l f inch p«r»*n
Colonel W a l t e r C o l e m a n ’s iti- an. said. "Everybody admits thei in tto
notorious K arpU -B utaT
M»y 30 and June 1—a t Sanford.
with Secretary of came 65 yeara of.agt aftar Jan.
g
*
. I vision is stilt in t h e lead with 177 present method *hnod In* improvtsl | X*n8. aa one of tha netaal p#*»
T
hirty-four
candidate*
hava
o fc ft
the gamto lr*m 4. a ad. prior to Jan. I, 1935.
A D O U | l | m e m b e r s h ip s to its creilit on ti e l*rcau*e it is cumbersome and u n -1 I"irsln r* of tha kldnspistg,
qualified ta data with County
satisfactory. lint I don't thinkl Th* arrests today added U M ttor
da i f
there l* any way to do It w ithout' noUh to
™«>unUng Uat r f
,4
W auchala, Jarry W.
Ing. with Colnnal Mr*.
W. |„ a men*hug the Constitution."
' "G Man" victoebsa In battling M *
boqt
P TalU hasses, Dan Chappe'
TAI.I.M IA SSEE, Apr. 18.—ffll i'onper'i dlvl.lun **nm<l wilh I8'J
w lc. th a t number. Of the .14
Nawa .to ric . ami ».lvrrt.*liqr
napvr* and g a n g sU n which toMiami, Fred P. Co no o f lak e
who hava q u a llfM more than i
m*tro|wlltan p i c to tt •» •m-I’ii-■•■•!*■-ill J»»hn J. Tiirert of tho anil Colonel 11. H. Coleman'*
cludaa
tha a rrest of
B ra t*
•- C ity, William C. Hodge* of T ails-1
,
University
..f
Florida
told
»
t%
fh|„
,
w|
lh
10|.
.
one-half of th a t number .oak • cx.ntrary
notwith*tandlng.
O'
Richard Hauptmann for U a Lind*
hasaa. Amoa Lewi, of Marianna. I t a l i a n
C o lllIIin S
■lent*
and
fsrtiHy
of
F
t
*r*t* on the Board of County Cnm- >•'«*<>
"ot ■* »*• w u r r «l 11,1
benrh kidnap murder; killing of
,f “ I CapUln W. A. l.efflr,'* train
Mallle Martin of Crvstvlew. B V.
•niaaloncra. Tha quollfiad can<|i- I SU ta Tulwrculo*!.
Snnitui mi i. Stale t'ollepe for Women la*t 1 I* staying at the top with 118
Dllllnger; conviction of 16 par
Paty of Waat Pa'm Beach, Ralicgh
night
l
hut
“tyranny
of
the
•iatea the tha following:
. |Oetrtxllng t» Dr. W. T.
sons in the Charles F, UrscbaU
,,
,
,. . _r_ in , . . iiiriiiuwisftii**
«i*rcured up to noon
membership*
Pattaway of Tampa, and J. K.
m#**#*
anil
In#
nioa
a
rc
.
.
*,
For
County
Commliaioner, chairman of the board. Or. r.dkidnaping a t Oklahoma Q ty t aad ilbj
orui of the high
Yeorwood of Winter H aw n . Sev
rm lsngering American clviH«..M ^ ' wh,ich
lacond D istrict—Otto Bchmehl, ward* writ** tho ChamlM-r nf
arrest* and conviction In the J a n
(ion. ||i- •|H>lt<- at the initiation est recur d* ever made by a
en other* have announced but
Commerce
th
at
in
order
to
*•>.!•
Petefl Thurston, J . J , Cat**. J.
uary. 1934, kidnaping o f Edward
Chamber
of
Commerce *alr*
they have not paid th e ir fee*.
ROME,
Apr. 18.—(A P) Rf - D. Davison, Victor Check, John form to a PW A request » I«k' i . rvrer , f l‘hi Beta Kappa, nation- 1
G. Brenitk a t 8 t. Paul.
Considerable creilit of the
Two have announced fo r the Re liable aourcta in Kom# rtport#d E. Fox. J. R. Lyles.
: ticn had to be named in the u«l'- nl nrn Irmtc honor society, ef sucre**
of 'Captain
l^lfler'*
Hoover said all suspects to too
Sheriff
J.
F.
McClelland
look
*
U
h
he
i*
a
nntional
officer.
publican
nomination
which
will
be
vertisem rnts, and Orlando •» *
, --------- --------- ------ -------unofficially th a t Italian eolumni
tegni
I*
due
I.ieutenant
Eddie
Ilam
m case arrested today ora
For
County
Commissioner. I
four negro boys to tha elate re
The peril that our civilisation j
ma<b by the atato 0 . O. P. eon-' ,B u u th ( r n Ethiopia were driei therefore listed a* being centim.
in jail.
Rawaon who has made 50 con
Third District—C. B. Searcy, R oy|
Frank Evan* U _chalrm an of f»,e*.“ Dr. T igert *al,L "l» thoj tacts with s turn In of CO m*nr- form atory a t Marianna today.
^
! ing through th . fourth day ot L Howell, W , V. Dunn, Forrast
Following U a brief aum m ar/ th, | r
0f f ,n»ive against
the local committee and decln*-* • m i l l kind but a l the o p p o stto .^ .
ihlch represented practi
B. Stone. W. B. Ballard.
rtni of the pendulum from that
”
ot w hat the candidates fo r govar. | u „ r the , „ ond UrgM l
in
A m atriaga license wss issued
cally * one hundred |>erccnt "*«ll
For
County
Comml«*(on*r, despite the advertisem ent, rum
•td
l'w
h
irh
wa*
rneountervd
by
the
ing
Orlando
th
at
Sanford
nor who ham. quallflod w ith Sec- th, E„ . t A frican kln#dom.
_______ out.'
Fourth D Ulriet—E. \A . Farnell,
today to Robert G. Euoank*. yfl.
the
mo-*v
of
th*people
in
medieval
i
_
.
IIIO--V •
ha* an opportunity tu pel
rotary of Btato Gray a r t saying
A t home Ita ly was repoffeSPas B. C. Dodd.
KUIOP**.
m *7
* n lerru from I ” e* ,n* in the County r*|mrt and LiUia I). Johnxun, *J3, bvth
and doing;
For Coonty Commlaaloner, Fifth sanitarium which will re p r.se it
strengthening Ua nary and
tyrannies sml oppression of u n - i * " 7 sre receiving enthutiasllc uf Sanford.
an
investm
ent
of
approximately
Grady Burton: Concluded a force
In preparatiop for any District—8. F . Long, 11. 11. PatJtUXJ.OOO. Members of the shite limited m.'nerrhte* anil »ii«olute' r , , Pon***- and many have resch-d
weak of travsl with an addrema in eventualitica should Romo and tiahall, W. G. Kilbaa.
or exceeded their
membership
The weather: Fair tonight and
board
m et wilh the t*•«•,«! ioiu - rule. We are in danger of be- quota a t noon today.
Jacksoari'la. Ha baa attacked the British omplra fall to sottle
nARTOW, Apr. 18.—(A1)—The
For Stato Logialaturo, Group
roming
inthrslled
in
the
tyranny
m ittae n few day* apo and
slot machines, two-job legislator*, differences over sanctions im On*—H. J . Lehman.
Sunday except partly cloudy in state continued efforts today to
of
the
manors
and
mob
mind.
tho "dnPoots and the Tax Reri- posed on Italy by tha League ot
the extreme south portiun. Slight Uy before tho first of tho Tam pa
F o r State .L eg h lstu re, i Group viewed propoacl .site* f*>r th"
hospital.
, aion League,” caliiag the latler
ly cooler in the extrema south flogging case trU I juries tha 10r T ,li**
l "" *
lhan anything
(T /in flF tlia H n n
Nations a t England's Ini la tone*. Two—Gordon Barnett.
V A lIU irillllllU II
Dr. Edward'* letter to O' • else, account* for the difficulty
portion tonight. Kxtrem* north point platform of tha "atodorw
the "little brutbgr of the Liberty
For Sherlff—J . F. McClollond,
Unconfirmed reports In P aris
west Florida: Fair tonight and Democrats" which the mob via.
Chamber of Commerce D a* f-l which men of g reat intellect anJ
League.'
Cj
M.
Hand.
. , , !»*ld
Franoe, England and Bel
Sunday.
,
ability encounter L* rising to
Iowa:
Jerry •v . . . .
lima and a group of other m ta
For
T
tx
Assessor—Sanford
P.
C£ r n
^°Y,^ * flam had agreed an a plan for
public position* in the United
“To
conform
to
a
Public
W«oi
\
Doudnay,
G.
L.
Bledsoe.
claimed they w ire discussing tto
Just, fcwaat, capable, | atreogthantag Balgium'a frontiers
V tp C. Swearingen of Miami, night of Nuv. 30 when police raid
an ml S(atr*. There must be something
sober, safe” era
For County Judge—R. W. W art. Administration m |u r s t
o f the d*-; „ m*af*guard against Invasion
formerly attorney
general for rd their meeting. A fter question,
For Supervisor o f R egistration vartisam ant U being run on i u wrong in u society in which
scrlptfv# weeds aaad in campaign from
•
Hr
Tb#
S
m
w
I
s
I
i
S
l*r*s*)
Germ any.
A t Genera,
'"ft
! strong men no longer- seek posi
Florida and now a candidate for
•an atariu m .------------literature calling him, "Jerry the
-D a v id K. McNab.
European diplomat* searchad to state comptroller, spent today in ing a l police hedaquartare, tto
French source* aald French a
tion*
of
h
ndenhip.
The
doctrine
"Of
course*
you
u
jo
lefi
I
men ware released b a t three a t
For Board of Ed neat ion— E. T.
day fotj official confirmation of
lM ti*h diplomat* had settled
thin I* contingent upon a >l** i >>i of dem on.uy—political equality , re porta th a t Turkey haa moved Sanford, hu-cting friend* and them, Joseph Shoemaker, K. F .
Haines, Fret] T. Williams.
Dan Chappelli "Restore sanity thair
differences
over
tha
looking
a
fte
r
his
political
fences.
os
proclaimed
by
g
re
a
t
thinkers—
Poulnot and Sam Rogers, w a n
For Justice o f tho Peace, Third of the Supremo Court. A site l.s l
to taxation, restore honesty In League's attitu d e toward I h l j
its arm y Into tho Dardanedra as
u b##n
"rriuualy
iniiintorto be designated in the advert, « • nm
seUad by a mob, takoa to tha
.District—Jack C. Kassil.
■pending, rasters legislative lnda__ .
It
___.
,,
of Natluna conciliaand continuation of sanctions.
I)r. W. II. Spiers of Orlando will woods, flogged, tarred aad feath
w ,
“ f , ||u rj"
For Justice of tho Ponco, Fourth ment* but thia also Is a ten' re pswte.1 Dr. T igert said. Super- |hm
»««d*n*a" are m m of the plank*
be the speaker on tomorrow's ered. .Shoemaker died.
District— Jaa. C. Roberts.
site and contingent upon in ,
outlined ta Ua platform. Ha alee
i which
V K everyone
*
*"
i. ^bo «fU r Africa.
,U
‘o * ‘n P * « . in program o re r WRUF, sutp-ow ned othcri recovered,
pin. In
will
For Constable, Third District lion by mambvr* of tha lioui i a* L
preplan a ntormihuii election
radio station, a|Hinsore<i by tho ' Seven former Tampa
1
alike They Imagine U a t e d u c )
R, „ ib U lnform>tlon froR>
we had previously dlacuvid.
—Glen Mitcalf.
hafaeu any new tax enacted by the
... Florida Medical Association. He ■re now) on tria l fo r kidaai
For State E xeeutlre Committee
" I t U poaalbla tha Orlande silo tlon it a sort of Irvalluig process, , . . i _ i
legielatere can be made affective.
I I . . 11. . . a ms r . . . n .s »
| “ nb’ 1
»!«•» Turklm will discuss ."Plans for Payment of Poulnot. Tho elate la
—Mias Mary FennelL
may be selected but the rvo -«n
M et "SeUahte old eye
_____ __________ forces had moved into the arva
Medical C a re ”
to show tho men
F
a
r
County
E
xeerttve
Com
It
waa
need
In
the
n
d
v
erlD
n
iru
t
flW dollar license tags
Noah A lexander Fry. chief _
Tempo politics aad not
mittee—
Mrs.
Mao
Holly,
was
because
it
waa
rrnli.illy
IfMliaaed aa Pane F1 v*l
gineer fo r C hase gnd Company a t
Tho regular monthly meeting nl.iA, aa the da fa
located
and
because
Pul lie
I >leworth Grove near W lndeaera,
ln
u*k#d official verifi- of the Women’e t'ivic Committee trying to prove.
Works Adm inistration required ot
____
j
ration.
of the Hemlnole County Chamber
T i i n r w n n H F a r m a*. To llW , l 8:14 °'«k>«htUa morning
n t tho lost minute th at •dill# lit#
lA J I U r W O O a
I S jn O range G enteel H o.pital In
of Commerce will be held to the
SARASOTA. A pr. 1».-W >>-|
' ------ ----------------ALABAMA REMAINS
bo usod."
Chamber of Commerce Building
* * “ i , u ,ar romp iratiM u. He had h
next Monday morning a t 10
MONTGOMERY. Ayr.
tho hoopital aw o o k .
D E U N D , A pr. I f — (>P)-Tha
o’clock.
strong movement to repo
Sloa Fhippe, •0,
Longwood
Mr. F
ry .
MT'
WTJ
• F*»
age, 8L Johns River aoaference of tho
ham s’* 18-ysor-oM
p ru h lb ittat
farm er,
public xchool taacher* to he re
u,i» kom on JuIV 1*. U70, In T e v t, F a. Methodist Episcopal Church want
Two negroes arrested by Con lawa died to tho Sonata l a s t ! ‘
paired to Uko OB ooth of ol, t* shorifr* II* form
L. E . Jordan, member of the
*
1 • lived in
erly
o a record yoolordoy os being In
toglam r to tho United Statee each Seminole Board of Dubile 11n it ruc stable W. A. McMullin pleaded as
tha
Alatoaux
Lagtolatoaq
reports. Ho le f t seven)
•h e re he w th employed a a «n favor of tt o n d flcetio n of Amsrttim e their rontracta arc renewed. tion for tha last two yeara today guilty before Judge Sharon th>* rushed toward alno dla ‘
note* ta his home m d tacked one
engineer by tha Sanford U gh* s a d
Mlaa Mary Fin nail, of Kanford,
A
ronstitutieaal amendment officially quallflod far election to afternoon to chargo of larceny. meat.
to a e u k a which wa# driven i.to
Fuel Company and to d to w w ith
Lawrence Rndallffa of Daytons preeldant ot th a Saihlnol* Cnu nty am* recommended ta establish se- tbs aamo atftco.
WlllUm
Larson confessed
to
**
“ « h * ay “ _ * and Company slate IMS.
Beach, official delegate to tha gen Young Demo n e ts d u b . today
|t* a lin g two watches from Sam
y for publk schools by plac
Itomd. .11
Mix
Jordan
la
a
resident
of
home waa on tt o O eeatry eva! conference to May. »ad Jesse quallflod aa • candidate for .Mato ing aduratlon appropriations an
Oviedo where ho has lived for the uel W right and wa* sentenced to
. J # W » tired ef O uh rood noar G raparU to
L Morrell ot MloAi, reserve dele- Executive Oeaamltirewuman front a parity with geaeral axpenies.
a n iavalid and was
last 17 yearn, serving th at com four months and Byron Johnson
Surviving relative* a re hie
gate, were tastructad to a reso- this County. Seminole County hna
Abolishment o f poll taxes u a t munity aa city clerk airi council confessed to ■teal ing
It aB." T he notes dnw, Mrs. A ugust Fry:
b tio a adeptad by th a conference never had a woman on the *tato demanded, with the declaration man a t carious times. Ha is a from tho Suwannse store and wav
a brother to Taacw
____ * il__ _ •« r
to vote fa r the m ifleotton pUn commlttoe, h u t unitor the low (hay placed a penalty on voting.
Mason, Bhrinar and member ef sentenced to two months.
th * gen i n 1 ro efsrore allowed xuch
Tha departm ent asked th* 1937 tha M athodlst Church.
ond "to use all
Logialaturo to r#peol tha law
George Moy#,
Instructor In
tb atr toftotona to aopport of tho
athlatica and phyaical education to
Mlaa Ftawall U a native of Weot logallxlng slot machine* aryl ta
H aa."
*
tho F o rt Myers High School, la
Virginia b u t to o lived In Sanford declare all such dories* unlswful.
T to reoato tlin aald "In view of for tto l a a v n w y e a n . She et- I Qulmby Melton, of Griffith, G a,
in tho city fo r tho weok*#ad. While
NBW TORE. Apr. X U - U H - play
tha fact t t o i tto BL Johan River
v
College In Cia. waa endorsed fa r election aa the
Tho appellate dlvston upheld a F id . •*— won %we.*<v|Niy
b - to a a t vlUUv too- cliuutL
a t National Commander.
_
decision denying Mrs. Fby Webb
alt-aroond football player,
IKr
h REVKPORT. La., Apr. I * . - Valia tt o right to broak a 1100 a aad t o waa a 1so a first line man
U alreralty ta n s . Mr.
tot four timoa hy
b y a JeaU>“*, weak aaparetloa
rt, Norwood
CirpenU r | th a t aha n ig h t demand a larger Moya*! parents, Mr. aad Mm. M.
near death to a hopsllal, Ineeaa* ttom t o r husband* Body E. Moya, res Ida a t 107 E ast F ifth
Street.
I V ails*
Sharon And 5 Others
Qualify In F i f t h
C o n g r e s s D istrict
Landis E x p lain s
Law Relating To
Poll Tax Payment
Some Now Above Age
Of 55 eY-t-ars M ust
Pay Before Voting
Candidate! for public offire In
Seminole County will have the op
portunity to addrema the voter*
in each precinct, under a p a n of
meeting* now being arranged by
th* Democratic County Executive
Committee. Two meeting* In each
precinct next month ar« being a r
ranged but becau*# of lb# numoer
of candidates they will be divided
Into
two
group*.
S.
M.
Uoyd. aecratary of tha committee.
*aid |oday. One group will addre**
one meeting in each precinct and
th* other group will addre.* tho
other meeting.
Division a* to groupa will nol
S* made until all of the candi
dal** have officially qualified,
hut it i* expected th at nearly all
of them will qualify before May
I. th# tentative data for th# flrvt
.erles of political pow-wnwa.
Tha tentative data for the m eet
ings la announced by Mr. Lloyd a*
follows:
With th# ftdvanr# of K ttr ltt I n
May 4 and May IS— at Geneva. in th# c sp lu l city of th«* Ethiopia*
Including Osceola precinct,
with native* fleam * th# city and A*
Karpis Believed
One Of Leaders
f senate
Snnaln Prnrpiliirp
rroceaure Mnny
MarkNotab,e
victorie9Cases
of
In Im peachm ent
Draws C riticism
Government Agents
Suggestion Made To
C h a n g e Historic
""‘‘ Orlando Has Not jCivilization Is In
As Yet S ecu red Danger From Mob
State Sanitarium Mindy Says Tigert
Location Named In Style C o 11 c e Girls
Informed
• Advertisement T o
M eetPW A Demand L Tyranny Of M isses,
w a r s Sf-*- — - - ~
In Fourth Day Of
Major Offensive
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Political Motif
Is Introduced In
Flogging Trial
Of Report Turks
Occupy Straits
Noah Alexander F ry
Dies A t Early Hour
Legion Would Make
Teachers Take Oath
banner
Dead By Own Hand ()rl“ do
«
Florida Methodists
Are F or Unification
'Z Z *
:Jofdsq. QuaUfiea For
Miaa M ary Finncll ttactmmt of n law requiring aii County School Board
Is A Candidate For
S t m t # Committee
r
�tv ' 1
<
Ritter’s tm
In geometry there Is *n udoM to the effect th a t ttW
whole of » thing i* equal to the cum of t o pert*. lit flflnt
word*, if you have three two-pOumt M fk of MgaT, rind
you put them all together, you Will not htve MTV f e f e t
ban the total of two piun two plus two. Merely by Jfottruig three two-pound bags of sugar into one container, you
will not get seven or eight pounds of sugar. Actually,
you have only six pounds, for the whole can be no greater
than the sum of its parts,
In logic there is a rule that by Inductive Masoning you
may tttAHUh the probe hit truth of a general pEbpdUhieti
by proving many individual cases. In other wottM, If you
chit prove that a man stole once, and th at he stole Again,
and that he did so again and arain, and celt pfbvi th a t ha
stole beyond all question of doubt in each one of these In
dividual cases, It Is p ro b a b ly true that the man |a a thief
and that he will steal again If the opportUftKy presents it*
to Ttohpfe Grave* II tells
aa “aarew t a t i svted rebel"
Virginia, a* irrevocably tin•tcoetei th a t elm su it r*to rkda la a Llaaeln.
All nvrt to Inf rrr It loti to to
*fl**t than aw appropriation
fe— ta ka hUHto fbr th* si-MMto—, aad tsnpfovemeat of
» kmai hospital, probab y tha
feb . k"pervert prejset which
» vKy *r county has y*t pramtad to tha WPA sathoriUe*.
m
won®, If not frreater, than the whole.
Innocent, he waa
tftrry Hopklas has fired th* g u lltjr.
>A sdjaLntoiralkm la Wash- 1
It la difficult for tho layman, totally unversed In polit
tan aUU.
"W*
etatill ical nlceticH, to follow thin line of reasoning. It had seemed
*A\ ha »ay*. It to an anHLglac sign that at Us* th* that Judge Hitler was guilty, Wc rather suspected that
'A elfklals are beginning to ho had paid his former law partner an etorbttwnt fee, end
U i t t t l there kes been pollttoal that he hail accepted sonic of It back unlawfully. And If
either of these charges were true, Judge Ritter Certainly
sh:uld have been Impeached, A federal judge ought te
It fefa fttotoS no good tv avoid even the nppcnrnnce of evil.
lf4 khbrU writer* Uirooghoot
Rut liow the Semite could find him Innocent and theft
* ‘*V» tomkhUng ih* bnfor—te tout that Berntool* High’s Impeach him U beyondL-us,
- ' --A I
won’t
hmltohl skalUugg*ry la tho to us from a more or less casual reading of the evidence
Mtoll totto ha* a goad *ch#du!>
radition While
Flying Hie Skies
lan Expect Texas
Competition Soon
-TDM ratocawoiini
T O tt, Apr. l ii- p f tmm hr* rtrtet, yet thou
LONGWOOO
Annna> m eeting of the Parent-j
T«wtier’s Association «f L /m aa 1
Sch'.ol > m lu U a t Use school <
when the following were elected I
for office;*: President, Mr* L ‘
C. W alker, Vico-president, Mrs. (
n . E. Filler, Secretary, Mrs, J . ,
E. Monger, Tr*a*ur*r. Mr*. M. ,
R. Blankenship, fflstotlan, Mr*.
I. A. nistlin*.
E aster w as littln g 'y sks tm d
a t fapth local church**. TWr* was
a largo congregation a t the B*ptie Chuteh when R rr. Joe Folds
preached th e sam e sermon he de hospital suffering frfen Urn flu,
livered a t hla ordination a rear hronrhlsl
pn rumor Is
snd non
•go.
H«M*v. It* Is very to*. Ml* wife
A fter the m orning service many Is with him. Mr*. Tyner and Olin
membei* of the church had din go to **« him.
ner together a t Bannyihade Park,:
Rev. J, g. CTsrV he* t s • guest,
honor feevt* were *ev*r*l r*»m- Re*, J m , * W. Rlrk of Navwnlb.
ler* ef the Fold*’ family from OMn for • few weeks. Dr. Kftk hi*
l* fsb m g .
i *n-wt * few month* at ike fens*
Christ Episcopal Church was Verms. IV* how* he
wfP nrvn-h
beautifully decorated for Easter- tn* n« »- •mob] while he to visiting
tide when communion wee ad- hi
hte M* f-tend.
eatnfact *f other* i r i capable .<f ministered a t th* morning scrv -1 R C.. Swooe Hv* been hnlldlno
*o«m ho-ne
with he*h
pwlwtatag a variety of tasks. ires s a i there w*s spvcitl m ask. I -*
III he po-in'ete-i in the
At Lyman school srversl Easier which
fM ft tt tt a ta f c g tha fu n ’a m rn til'
of MHhl navigailon to helping parties warn given th* younger -g p r f f*« for J P. SteV-ns -*>
grade pupils on Friday. The *•- C»n"-l Avs e>Oti**«t of
' -nd th* Woven* femP*
On* Pf tha air In** operates * nlor c'as* w*« recently cater•tele* |n tv*fr n-w home
talnrd by ProftoaoT and M'».
*Kia rw'r*ti(H» #r* vwrt iNit
Skrwvs a t their home in Lek*
a** « sJ otliwr VilHlflf It to b# don#,
Mary. ___ __________
tha root** flown.
Tha steward*** must ha a r e f
late red burs*, sxplalna an a ir Unrepresentative, "because th* in(tln tlM talty trained g irl ha* gn
n n lita ta n fln g a f dtocip in* ** i s
khewledge e f hew to deel with the
public th * t to required In the job
of'elew ardeta." ____
Th* stewardess may not be
“bevutlfpl a r t dilrtib."
. She m ust have sene* enough l»
he able to carry her «nd of almn-t
an* ConveCaatlon. She moat have
noise In th* presents of the r w i t
virt n ew great, fa r many In th*-*
elaoklfleattoa* travel by a ir—pollt If Is ns snd movie ita ra , opera
sharers and capOin* o f Industry.
Tbs r»ok* of thtoe ssrta l Js d re tln*«-of-«ll-tr*'J’* em ronslvntly
being d ey etod ty th at quick WenksM -turn VvMch 'end* wtdhew Itit
,
front *f altat*. B e n a n t air line
j
a#flrl»h
"A m ajority W the xtdward#****i
wha h*v* *lv*o un Utelr wo'|- to
become heaiewlves have worried1
pitots, while MT*r*1 other* have,
married p4U*ng*rs."
Advertising Florida
It Mto have tb ptoy an of it.
fe— aW*y fitrtn hift* bfeiuss of
w Mtk M a lacal football field.
Meeting today in Tampa Is what Is known aa the A1
MMMrtB »»Wd hoeh UnfbVmble Florida Advertising Committee of which Ralph Nicholson
M<ft» to td gat th* flttd.
of Tampa'and Charles H. Overman of Bagdad are co-chair
--v •* w . — g - >wh g it h tr from talking with men. It la the purpose of this committee to map out am
A totlU rtaha who fg th* laadtao Inaugurate n tlifer, point advertising program which will1
•M M s, tw n to~$M M tott, hi acquaint the people of Flbrida, and Georgia, Alabama ant
«h radto F a t R u tth ta , oth-r the Carolinas as well, with this state's summer attraetioM
■ A l to n T at governor ill td- for the tourist and vacationist.
• t h a t lH 9 g fe - ta th* man
A t this meeting It Is expected that a report will ba
toy b a v t g o t to beet, fjandktotik made on the results of national advertising already carried
nr 0 —gvaea p rin t th alr finger*
»*rt “Fdhlk" Btaed knd Overgo on by the Committee. More th in $30,000 naa already been
■mN C f t stH rtiy tofet fee** spent by this group in 16 national magillnes and 80 nortb*
V M ag. taeck, b at (o n e t tail era and Canadian newspapers resulting In tnohe Utah 1&0OQ
Inquiries from every s ^ tu In tho union and no leas than
30 foreign countries. _
to t Mta ^Believe It
A breakdown of the Tnqulrlee received, « w i d l « | to EL
I f bec»cs* he ha* ,G. Grassfield, secretagv of the committee, ahb*a th a t Vm)
bltar Util against tha Persons were Interested in vacations and motor trips In
my Mott thin n,M9
t h this*. Ha might Florida, 412 contemplated buying homes tn* H it'sta te ahd C
fe
Ml*
Very dainty fn v o n w *n th* t j$rM*r>*n )»•*
*•
n*V«r SnV* %|f. WfWbh*»l
p- lies given by life , f a m * Buch- _r'
tif
■natt a t the E aster egg hunt "»f t a t * W*ry
pnd
J.
C
Col*##
i
f llr
which *he sponsored for the fot- ^
rw lng guests: Joyce Grey, Mary ’
Risrcy, John BlsUine, Chatlotle
S c a ry , Mary Catherine Grvy, T
Charie* B eany, and Fredrrick
Ilistltne, an Mr*. Niamey e re lawn r
Saturday afternoon.
Mayor and Mr*. J . II. Menlek ”
attended th* reception given by ,
Mr. and Mr*. E. S. Fownci in ,
Maitlaml on the evening ef Apr, entoyvd. Whll* In th* eeetilnr
12.
____
it hot «vful _gtthvted____________
aa a surprl*#
long-tim * m liV n te of Bernina!* f„ r Mt*. (J "(} U n 'q u h t , who beu y ,sides
1,1*. oth-c
County win
will remember
i*m ember Mr*. H uiy
olh*f gifts and "cards
card* reE’Uabsth
E'Uaboth Clsuscr,
CLuscr, cne-tlme realr**l- r,t
r, |eT#1j
„ t (9
i 0 hindkcrtMefa.
hindkcttbU fa. DriWon*
Dritrion*
*{ M y * :
M ifre s s m a n
Auto Repair*
A M e l a Ota fc
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
prospects fo r a heavy Crop. The
tree* have (Mat gassed the bloom
stage,
“Those grovaa which had the
hast crape this year will have two
to three time* the quantity ef
fruit this coming season and there
a n , in addition, large sc re e n * of
younger tree* which had a* crop
a t all tost setsen th a t now show
prospects for quite a heavy crip.
The total production th e past f a i r
n s approximately OflOO c a n end
tram iJt tiiofcaritiicti ifcin will
be a t l e n t 25,000 c a n of frolt
avni'ebl* next fall mad winter If
*C*i* Mr. Woaffolk combined.
Ha pointed o at th a t Texaa
a iewei* gnoarhDy a r t "very op*
tlmteUe" aad ttoj* they a n tak
ing much better ear* of their
grovo* tkaa they did before this
season, all ed ' which will tend
toward the predactioa e f quality
frail• - ’ ’
r
LLESBURG, Apt. IS.—Smiley
Allen, student drtvar of a schooi
bus, hs* ceaa relieved a f hla fotlc* btcmuM of report* poison
which another student etcU m tly
e ta In a sandwich' was Intendtd
for Alton.
Aemete.
M rr| L. .Vlhton rrcenlly had a
ttolt from htr sister, Mr*. Oar*
a««4
p o u n c a to
su
^ nfm
lEMWOOO. W. v*., Apr \tr I—Mayor Hvnry Raaly has retaad Mb uffb% WfeeUva May I,1
fa tn tk fF '
'AoUiNGTO
NTt
v
m
'j s s r i x
F. N. M r I
m ssa
S e a rs
to the opinions of others.—Frail C. Kelly is the RriUrtan
UtUs Mto* Usrgant . MUIer Photoplay,, which to tha al
e*toorated her birthda> eaatven*ry at the heme of her parente, ||r.
and Mr*. J. L Milter, Monday aft.
wtooak'totfc . charming party on
th* lawn, n * hour* p*aa*d gateklr
k in . Herbert E. Russell
Selenr Av«. ......
GENEVA
. WABU1NGTOM. AprJ 1»— OF)
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS
All Occasions
hf
knew her, .to t hla Sister. Mr* W . to. had a V
w a. called “G ran n y ' by frinuto- {rt)In ihettL brother, Rev. P arty ,
w W,.M
U r ■«* Mtddieslx, N. Y. who * * • w
Mr*, J. A. BlsUine and Mrs. Nle* th«m for some Ume.
m eyrr attended the ftmcral The
H r.+ ru i Mrs. Erwhl Crook*
Clous*rs were a plonaer femlly k»d aa a*v*t their friend. «
e f U ngw ood, having come ff*m c l * r , Knapp, a t N *w bnr*7N .
i ’cnnsylranta In I t t t .
mi!eh
y , . wll,Ur>
. The weekly Teortot Club tone!*Mr. abd Mr*. A lfrni Erto*on
liC—»*■—aa W. Joa Saata,
FtwMa repcaeentaUvd at larg*,
fannatly anamowed kla candidacy
ta—y tar th* Damaeratlc noml*
gotten (hr Cengraaa from Ua
•aaand FtorWa OtaUtot.
Saata lapn eauiad the Fourth
tMttetot H Fear*. H* Uvaa at J«ex-
feT tot R w ia -'
FLOWERS
dent of _ lauifwood, and sUUV-liV sandwiches, rakes Ihd good coffee
wsr* strvvd at
both parttoe. It
« „ ,(w, ih*
Ih th isv of Emil
Msgnvron but he w ii It In Win-
tow of Mr*. F. J. Nlameyer, Who
died Apr I a t her home la New
Smyrna, aged 97 year*.
Left to m aom her are her hasband, Charir* A. Clouter, three
daughter*, twelve grsnd-childrefl
and on* greit-grandion, ami a
T oS eekR e-tiection
tn ^ rm a lrv *
Upsala—GrapeviDe
ORLANDO, Apr. Ig ^ F te W U *
fruit grower* m eet expect grantor
th in w e a l rompetWan Trod h t -
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S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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Social A n d Personal Activities
M M MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
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Taiephooa 141
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Circle Num ber One
Has Regular M eeting
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a rc I e NonA*r 0 n * of th# F irst
Tho Worn**'a Missionary Foh*ld l u r*r»l*r
r i o t / »r the F i n t M rthodl.t
W ^ o n d o y afternoon at
Church will .have it , regular th* home of Mr*. A. B. Lot*joy
mooting a t 3:00 P. M. *t Do with Mr*. J , P. IUU i„ chargo of
church with C irdo Numbor Two lh, Dlb!, , tudy ru 0 n and M rt
in chargo.
/ . k . p , „ taxiing tho devotiooR egilar boa I n c , and aoclol ,L
mccting of the Depend*.lo C.pu
Refreshment* were perved to
of tho F i n t Method lit Church tho following: Mr*. Mary Hall,
w iB b o held a t 8:00 P. M. a t tho M n. W. H. Hand ami g u n t, Mr*,
homo of Mr*. H. B. McCall, J r , Emm* Lcdercr of Toledo, Ohio,
ISIS Palm etto A renur, with M n. M n . J. D. t)o,*oy, Mr*. Flynn
McCall and M n . W. T . Wool.y a t Vauee, M n. U E. Tow, Mr*. Frrd
hostesses.
I Myers, M n. M. F. Smith, M n.
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, 1 Lillian Vickery, M n. F n n rla E.
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Mi*» l i t tel llaloy of L aktland
1* (ponding tha w w kend bar*
with her aunt, M n. Pearl Bab
bitt, South Sanford Avenue.
M rs. A. S. Hawkins
Gives Birthday P a rty
M Boll‘
STAR IN MOUNTAIN SAGA
Mrs. A. S. n .w k ln . entertained
Thursday r o n i n j with a birthday
p a rty In honor of her daughter,
Mia* Glady* FJiiabeth llawkina.
The room , of h»r home warn
opened onaultr and dreoratad
w ith large bouquet* of S pring
flower*.
Game* wrre enjoyed In the 1W*
room, *nd on th» lawn*. A t
a lata hour the gue*l* **aambl*d
in the lounge where Mkaa llaw*
kina cut a large birthday caka
decorated In pink, white, and
M n. L. A. brumley and Mr*. L.
I. F n il e r left Thurtday fur Charolta and Rock Hill, N. G . to ipaiad
TV a* present were: th* MIt***
a abort time with friend, and rela Glady* llawkina, honor guoat,
tive*.
Elaie Warren, Edith Mao Taylor,
Mlaa France* Wilton left today Helen Lo*. Margaret Allen, C aro
for Orala to attend the A'pha lyn MeKInny, Juanita Oglesby,
Gamma Delta convention. From Lenora Raburn, and Claud* Hawth « n ah* will go to Miami to visit kina, Mac Watkina, Stanley Cole
Mlaa Martha Cowart for aav cn l man. Milton Smith, Claudius tlltUU. Eddie Allen. Cheater Muae,
day*.
and Carl Soderhloom.
Mra. Nelli* Croaa of Tampa
B aptlat Church will moot a t 8:00 A B Lo„ joy
ap*nt Thursday her* with Mr.
and Mr*. A. S. llawkina. She war
enrouta from Daytona Reach to
Tampa.
Th* engagement of Mis* Betty
Mr*. C. 0 . Rourquardei and Rourquardei of VY’ebater, Fla., to
Mlaa Betty Rourquardei of Web Nelson G. Bourgeois of Tampa
Hou* committee, at th* meeting ster are th* guest* of Mr*. W. A. : was made known at a miscallsof Central Circle of th* Garden McMullen and Mrs. Harry Brad- I neoua ahower gievn Thursday
j afternoon by Mr*. W A. McMul
Club of Sanford hrl.t Friday morn ham.
len and Mrs. Harry |i aitham a t
ing a t th* home of Mra. Jam*a
the home of the latte . Mlaa Bour0 . Sharon, 91H Magnolia Avcnuo,
i quardex and her mother, Mr*. C.
with Mr*. R. O. Meriwether p re
| G. Bourquardex, are thr gueata of
siding.
, Mr*. McMullen and Mr*. BrmdTh* following report* wer*
I ham.
made: Mr*. Francis E. Boll, benuSines the honor gur*t'a fiance I*
| tiflcation chairman, itated th a t
connected wilh the Sybaln Feed
palm* were set out at Junior High
Company in Tampa
feed store
School; and
nd Mrs. II. M. I’apworth,
Papworth,
| contest was enjoyed along with
conservation chairman, said aha
j other gamea during the afternoon.
had written a .etter to the prealPriie* wer* won by Mr*. Phil
dent expressing the necessity of
preserving the water supply so
Grasahof and Mia* Loren* Collins.
th a t it will not b* harmed by th*
At the lea hour Mlaa Mary
cros* *tate canal, after which the
Ruth Carver, dressed a* a bride,
reed u letter from the Chief of
presented Mis* Bourquardes with
Engineers, Lucius D. Clay.
a bt trial bouquet after which th*
Plan* were completed for the
| bridesmaid* entered with many
annual g a r.c n party to oe glean
| present* wrapped In feed bag*.
May | at the home of Mra. W alter
The Golden Teat I* from I ! A color scheme of pink and
8 . Coleman. Information was than
Corinthians 1:18, "The preaching! whit* was used for party decora
revealed on the planting and cul
of the cross la to them th at per- i tion and appointment*.
ture of tha ilnnla. Its varieties and
Those present were: Miss Betty
[sh foolishness; but unto ua which
shades, tha largo else of tha giant
are saved It I* the power of G od."!| Rourquarde*. honor gueat, Mra.
ilnlaa, v * l the graceful stalks
Among th* citation* which com -,; 0- B. Harrison, Mra. M. Z. Hardy.
and dainty blooms of the "Cupid"
pris# the lesson-sermon is the fol-1 Mra. L«e Roy Harrison, Mrs. C.
ilnnla, wera explained.
lowing from tha Bible; "Rut now C. Collins, Mr*. Flynn Vause, Mra.
Wc have a special plun
Mra. Mariwether
asked aB In Christ Jesus ye who sometimes C. C. Beasley, Mrs. B. 0 . Meth___ far __
which will help you to , memberi to answ er roll eall a t wer#
off_ _are^ made^ nigh by the vin, Mra. W. M. Haynes, Mra.
purchase a new Chevrolet the next meeting by telling pl»n*|b:iod o’f t>riaL*A id7hai*h#
*_'. !.J might <Hartnce Donaldson, Mra. C. G.
next year's work, A card »»« reconcll* both onto God In on* Bounjuardcx, Mr*. W. A. Meor used car NOW. Call for
then iiignetl by nil members to bs body by the eroas, hating slain ! Mullen, Mr*. Harry Rradham,
and see ua for details of sent to Mr*. B. F. lUlh*» who U : lhr tn m |ty tharvby
(Eph. 2:13, Mr*. C. A. Yancey, Mra. Phil
this plan.'
18).
Grasahof, Mrs. 8am Kinlaw. Mr*.
tomobll* accident, Mra* 8. 6 .
Th* leason-eermon alan Includes>J*Eatrldge, Mrs. I. K. Estrlitgo,
J a * <***e*eU**f»*y*r««rt*w A
tho folow |ng passage from thoi Jr., Mra. T. B. Mlddlaton, Mr*.
Christian Selene* textbook, "Sci W. H. Morgan, ami tho Mls*e*
Refreshments near# served to ence a n t Health with Key to thei Winnie Harrlaon, Lorene Collins,
the folow tng; Mrs. Jam** G. Scripture*," b y Mary Baker lEddy. M argaret E. Young,
Phyllis
Sharon, Mra. Jaao Smith, Mra. R.
, .Smith. Neill* William., and Mary
0 . Meriwether, Mrs. G. E. Rollins,
Mrs. Francis EwBols, Mrs. B. O.
Chase, Mrs. H, M. Pgpwnrth, Mr*.
Phone 768, 202 Magnolia J. T. Newtjr, and Mra. J . B. P atUaoB,
n T^r-.TAvW'•.** «h0f
the Continental C in fm a In WMb-*
inicton loon.
A ■octal period w*i enjoyed
«hm refreshm ent* prerv »enrfd
Mrs. J . 1^ Ingley entertain*! a by tho host***. Tbo»e present
number of frtoMl* wlm * nrUlgo were: Mr*. C ..R. Dawson, Mr*. J t
party Friday afternoon at h«*r • II. Menick. Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mr*.
home on South Sanford Avenue. J. II. Kay, Mr*. \V. 11. Bal a rd ,
Garden flowers in pastel shade* j Mr* I. I*. Hagan. Mr*. J. R. Root,'
were used to decorate the rooms and Mr*. Knllaml L. Dean, a n d
of tha Ingley home which were ' Mi*« Irene Minton.
opende ensuit for the occnaion.
ll.\S BIRTHDAY
At the conclusion of severml pro
W II. llawkin* entertained la a t
gressions of bridge scores were
added and prises awarded to Mrs. Sunday with a dinner In cclobm* ,
James G. Sharon and Mrs. (#. |l. lion of hi, birthday anniversary!?
Hlahop^ Mrs. Sharon received a Dinner , i < served from th* largo
large linen sports handkerchief dining room ts rle to thr followlngt
an 1 Mrs. Hishop was the recipient Mr. ami Mr*. W. II llawkin,, Mr.
of a bath mat. Scores were kept on and Mr*. A. S. Ila«kln*. Gladyn
llawkina. Clau >
llawkin*. Al
tallies tearing * floral design
At the tr# hour a salad uni bert llawkin*. and Rill llawkin*.
sweet course was served ty the
hostess, assiste,! by Mrs. A I.
Betts Those present were: Mr*
G. I*. Itishop, Mr* George A. firCot lea, Mrs R A Newman. Mr*.
Samuel Pu estnn, Mrs Jam es (',
Sharon, Mrs \V M, Scott, Mrs
JU vr Yoor Clarks And
W T I.angle). Mrs G | P iucIm ,
M r s . J. L. Ingley
Entertains At Bridge
DIRECTORY
J K «*M». •nJ Mrl-
Sharon Home Scene
Of Garden Club Meet
W alrhm Repaired R)
Onr Who Rrally
Know* How
Betty Bourquardez
To Be Married Soon
I
Bonus Men
ProctorChevroIelCo.
P i c n i c Is Enjoyed
By Congregationalists
n onth.
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i r t i t t coM HUfvrrr
c in m ru
(r r » a l )f t > r la n < ]o v # rn m # »t)
M ornin g W n rn h ln . lo 00 A . M.
C h u n h Ha hool. 11:00 A* M.
U b »n ln g H « r v ir # . T oo I* M.
Mlniatar.
th#
Il#v.
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HaatuntAV
\| t»* » »• I' M 4Hal
XI I.. 1 on I* M
Jam if M.
Thornpann. U . A .
It. V J M Tlm m iM in n I# p r o m n tln t
'U M l l n i a that a r t l>lff«r#itl** Run*
€mj P k rn ln ig .at 7.3‘t
r m i T a 'llttt r ia o r i If III NT
■i I K . I T U i ’
C h r le tU n N iaiica * « n r r a are hwl.l
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d s r . I* A. M.
T h e lle v II y , I l M h . m . | u i| n r.
Tho first.outdoor
jlla a o d ro asp lo to
• i i i i i i ' ii n r u n ii
Rsv. J. R I’lnlun. w e a r .—
- O e m t a y H rhooi ie.n o
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Can Prove
ECO N O M Y
In Operation
With An
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wi t h o iiis t
BERLIN. Apr. I8 .- T h e German Olympic rnmniitlrc has intiled l*ai»vn Nurmi, famml Fin
nish diatance runner, lo he a
gueat If honor during tho, Sum
mer Olympics herv.
l it
p,
Electric Meter
It wa* announced that "M ag n a1
M edils" have been aw arded to
Charlotte Moughton nf Krminnl.-'
High School and Dorothy Iaw ofj
the Oviedo High School who were
selected to represent this county
In Ihe Good Clliienship Pilgrlm ege ,
sponsored by the National D. A .
II. These girls were *e rcted from
lh- senior rlasses nf the tw o high
school* a* being most w orthy nf
the aw m l in pnint nf dcpentlabU,lly. seevicr, leadership, and p atri
otism.
Announcement was made nf the
fact th a t Mr*. K. * McKrnilc
Davidson of Washington. I). C.,
formerly of this clly, will repre
sent Sallie Harrison C hapter al
ONLY
H.
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Murnlna W nrshlp. It no A. W.
• 4 s.w lsr W nrshlp. I SO P. W
irphnae. fo r l h . hard of h«
ifvs n ln * W -esh lp.
.
1 : 0* |» u .
F u m U iu w C*.
taianrrd water atrip'
of all ImpurilL*.
NLHI IIOTTLl.SG COl
San lord
Electric
Contracting OfE le c tric a l S upplio*
DR. SCHOLL’S
foot a n a
II. # A. DEPT. STORK
Car. Ilh aa4 tasloit
QUICK
HO k i PA RK
A c ro a a f r o m V aldcx
PLATE LUNCH
MORI
DAY;
TO REGISTER FOR THE
JU N E PRIMARIES
Ikxikri for Sanford, I’recincU I and 3 ■ »
open each day (Sunday exccptctl) from 0 A. M.
to . 12 M., and from 2 1*. M. to 6 P. M„ In tha
baacment nf thu Court llnuite. Saturday night*
until 9 I*. M.
4M . s o il.* rA T U fll.liV lII l
THAT YOU CAN READ
Yourself and
Ju st how Ch
a new Frigid
Will Opera!
Mrs, I- P. Hagan rrrx id n l over
month y
meeting
of
Sallle
Harrison Chapter of the D. A. It.
held Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Holland I.. I lean. In In
dian Mound vtl age. Mr*. l \ It.
Dawson was rlrctrd rlm irm fn nf
the nominating rnm initlre and
Mr*. Vail Isivrll ami Mr*. J. R.
Riot were elected to serve jjith
rm * T a i m e r r i i i n r i i
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T rad e in Your Old
Furniture I t r C u b
i iiiiiit i
MIS M-.nrn., y a
Th» n.v, j. vtr. -is.r. r--v—.
■andsr Hehool to.SO A. M.
rr.srhlng ll.ot A. n
Y. P. M A «:l( p. n
F r o .c h in e
I)AR’h Hold Meeting
At Mrs. R. 1*. Dean’s
W l l l l . m I ' . r h . Drrwihs, J r . pnsl.
W ls r W i . r . h l * I I : . . A. ts
Let Us Demonstrate
188 MagnwlU
A T TH E C H U R C H E S
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llr a if ln r Itoim i
t|ir. r h u r r h w h r r t
I M D lln * #n«l .» m lu t A u r iM d u »»n # tlon h u a M C
l ' | « n 'u r y
an#* •%
r « » d . N i r i a w H u f p d ri-h a ia d <#|a#t*
T u »* c a / and r r t u a > «
fcnit
I lu l
Ksnlyslly
J e w e l#
The Triangle Club ami the 1
Christian En'Cavor Society of the J
IViiiiiegatwnal Church
enter- *
Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda are co M ivrol in W alter Wan Iniie.l with a hay ride and ««im >
muiir party Friday rvrning at I
g-r * Technicolor veraimt of "Th* Trail of the lonesome Pine," the San Iando Spring* fur member* 1
famous John Fox, Jr., novel of ('umherland Mountain "feudiJta." ami their gueata. A picnic slipper I
Idle picture open* Sunday al the Kits Theater.
w * . served.
Ilio-e attending were: the lie* I
J. Bernard Hoot, Mr. and Mra. I
I iank Bauer, Mi. atv| Mr*. Clyde I
Stiri'on. Mr. and Mr*. Henry I
ttn ie . Jr . Mr. and Mr*. I.ulher ]
li.ivid. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Vth-11
M llM t n n r m iii
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« net H u n ln n l
leu. Mi and Mra. Haro d Power*. II
Th# Il#F. W. |.
Mr. a n ) Mr*. Frank ITau, M r.II
ami Mi* Ihm llutler, Mr. and Mra.II
Toriame Stinana, the Mjsae* M aiyil
Itohinson, Helen Witte, Thelma 1
Hughe*. Helen IUL-.
Kether |
Strange.
Emmeline
Thurston, *1
Mm g u n lie
Squires,
Audrey I
Nee*e. Marian and Irene Lund- I
quiat. Marguerite Buchanan, WiI■j
me Squire*, lad* Chapman, Edith !
Kay, Paulin* Belamy, llonnie
Young, Marjorie Ballard, Jane
Gantt, and Freddie Bender, Her
bert Thurstun, Wilson llornc,
Charles G antt, Roland Merchant,
lit:SUVA M frriloiflST r ill'R lH
Herbert Sliadhoff, C yde Tanner,)
ll*»Y. W . J . A r r a s ?. paalnr
V'lwin
Squire*. Bill W right, i
M ul.lay Jlrh»w»l, 10 •• A M
M 'irn in f H » r » lf a 11 ’*• A U
James Smith, Frink Kelley, a n d ,
H rrv lc * . • o« V M
Hilly Vthlrn.
»« a rt con«tu«*lr<l on lh*
• eromt #nd fourth Hurntoya of #arfc
Would you rtihor pay lor point
ing your homo In a lump sum
. . . or a kw dollira a month,
without dUturLirvj your aavtnq*
account? Sao us hr doiaila
about Plltsfcurrjh s almplo, easy
IW -Poymard Flan. . . ’Taint
Today, Months to Pay." No red
Dpa, no down payment Li
much a* 18 mcniha lo oav,
coven both paint and lab..’.
Tab* advantage cf thri^ao.
All County I’recinct Rook* open lit
my of-
W .J. THIGPEN,
rj
Rrgiatratlon Suporvlawr, ,
Stmlnoi* County, Flartta
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ACTER THURSTON
PLAIN a r faacy i t w h f . Mr*. 1)1.1 VKIl K. a ad K1.LKN N. *IV HATTAM. bolder nt Ta* CertKIeat*
M. Aaahraaa. I l l C. U h SC
Mn. l i l t , leaue* lb* lib day of
UNUSUAL O P P o jR T U H I T Y . Auanet. A. It. 1**1. bae filed earn*
In ear erne* and baa mad* «r e ti
F ranch la* apea la Swalnol* re 11. a tor a ta* deed ta ba- lamr-dC eeity for oa* of Am erica’* beet there*a. Maid certificate embrace*
the follow lag d**crtb*d prenaity
la ta*
«» tt a f a e b , Btalo
*( r lac Ida. la-wltt*
.MS of MS of MWS of MRS *
of Meet too M. Townahlp I I .
i*»<Wh Itaage »* b a t . I* acre*.
Tho .a.eeem .el of Iho oaM.pmoart* aadrr tho aeld reattflcbU le
aned wee la lb* aom* *f I . J.
lil t IIANAN.
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Hal*** eata eectlfleat* eball he
redeamed arrordta* to law, .Iho
erofdrty deecrlbad therein Will ba
ooic tW the btabeat bidder a t the
■ lit
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it ta iii3 tymra. mm* Ik* i i n t a r •* •*>>■ ,•*Ul.trtci a k M l tarn is b* !»«*«• ■
.v ) > . . .
, a n f cotWcKht for ***k *f «»« *•*•*
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Th# following nam'd are »Fpotatod to a rt M i » w i m »
ri*rk* at th* pcoalacta n a f 'd
within aaht
Taa fcbaal
D trilltl • ta tioM *aUI oteettaat
Pradact Ro- *
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Clark? J. X. ThoBpao*B
I ia tw ta n : R. V. Taanar, Jtr*,
i t ) . 8a aar. Mro Oraoa- liarM tt
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Prextpet Ka. I* <«»*••» ; .
r t .r l r - Mart la Btanka.
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tS p E ta S r Mkha.l
H * k ler,
r E t C r i t a ^ S t t a 0*ora* M .r-s
Its
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LAMSON TURNS TO MOVIE WORK
M y s te rio u s M a la d y
G. 6 . P. Nominee
Record F i e l d
Of Candidates
Out For Votes
iruRtlflNH ImM pkffR II
for automobile*. aufficient money
for education. Iiw rrlng the atate
Th e fntlow ln* named
are ape
pointed ta a rt aa lanportor^ and
C la rk : U r* . M ai* P revail.
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laepeclum : (lakrlel L » » * . V . D .
it-eve*. him. J. P. Ittorey).
Mated Ihle the tth day of A p ril.
■rax* In her fl(ht agalnat k
•Iran*# tropical facer that aafxad
her Ilea yearx ape In Afria* aa
th* h>«y*d a tie r rot* In the filmIn* *f -Tradar Morn* Idvxlna
heath la ahoxxn upon htr return to
Maw Verb after a year’a treatm ent
in rurapa.
(Aaaaelatad Praa#
a i»- last. .
r f c a n n o * mm o p p i a n o t a i
rn u m o a .
a a tw iM ii.n
T f, rM R O IJl.
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A tteal: T . W .. L A W T O N ,
Bacralary.
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(V P IfRllMDOM.
d a r k af Ctfralt Court of Semi P w l t c i
It
fAllamont
nal* Cnoaty. riarlda.
_*l«ln«a)
(MRAI.) .
C le rb : hire.
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Inpaoctoro- bfr». J. XV. 'itowelt.
x r r a a a r a p p l ic a t io n p a n
Mr.
«.
K.
1
lower*.
Mr.
.11. M
TA B . M W
Feller. .
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iBoaai* rim So. iayi
" • ■ J * . <Fnfa»t City)
Retire la- hereby «l»ert. that
A PC K l k S U * UAhfANXA a ■ O e rk : C. N. Hudson.
'■ £ r <'L*7:
° n
KIUBLC, bolder. *f t i l CVrtlOrel*
J“ vW Park)
nybtwa.---N*. 11ah, loaned ike lrd. day of
Ho. 4u * *(Pern
Aekoat, A. M. 1*11. haa filed aam- PpecfS*!
Clerk! Kxeretl lllnuhaw.
In my efftca and kaa mad* appll.
UeMKhore: Urn | | , rt P’qMer.
cation tor M taa hood In ho leeurd
Mre Ada Meodorff, u. ]|
1hereon. Mild rertlflcal* embracex
llookar.
.
_ •
Ik* tallow las d»Orela.d property In
tkeC V aaly of kemlnoU, Mtat* of lr .° tl i* ’hl* ,h* ,,,, ***
A
Plorhta. to-will
Bod. *4 yd. W . . f N R to r.
" *v** f s b c i c i s .
i . 1' " ' ) «» M S Section Id.
. To w na klp t l
Booth. lU ad# . *1 *
Hr P ltu p T. WILMAUA
Boat ran W . I l f ft. n. |f| fu
• _____
CI aIh m il
- . j .; Attaai; T.' W. LAWTON.
a STONE
S
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l i p , year*, aju. the namher uf rtarba at tk# praclart* **m*<!
latlf* of dtetrtrt echtml taa to b« wltMta eald Baoctal , T a * tfrho.it
1.xled emt collertedl for each of Mletrlrl. Id hold aatd alactlant
tha.ooid yearn. Proclact Ho- 1 tCbotadta) ,
1MC
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TOED FOR • SLAVING‘PASTOR'S CHILD
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la r#w>pllaMea with tk*
TUinaa a t taw ap»Uf*W*.«U
not Ira la fcaeaky glvdf «»
alaatloa ha a beta raltad »*
,t*r»* ta kd held, aad MW
ineaa man* baa announce! hi* can-’ -Will ba beta within
ifdacy for county oommtadonar la
Diafcict Ho. 1 ljfr. Cate* d#clarea he aland* fo r a burineaallta adm inistration o f the county’*
a f f e ln and If alactad to thia of- . . . . __ _____
flea will *** th at the ptopla * stla « « M
fiw atar return* fo r their tax dot- ^ «’ * mi7t* It *.ti.t
-tar.' • ’ * "
andea
* d
rin . be_alevied
.L- .aid
T h # follow ing earned
ar# o r pnlated to act t* I a*protore 0 4
rw rh * at the
|ireel arte
n a n .-t
w ithin said Mpeciat Taa* Mrho-.l
O U t r lr t. ta hold eold election
I’rccla rt Mo. t 'Irm a w o o d ) .
tTtcrh: T h ro . A. T r i m
■laepcctoqi:
H. M. I*roo**r, Ur*
Mancy P ra ia ,
bfie* pioret.rrooft-heone door on -the fleet blon
I -i v .t l.
der la the month of bier. IIJ4. Preclact So. I* tLa k* bfary)
Which la the Mb day at May. Ilia
l l o t k : H a rry Im rro w .
Mated this l*th day of A pril.
Inepnctora: R. I t I.|oyd. Mr..
SH T U ROWELL
D IN PICTU RE-
Saw Killer?
I C Y s tad tlta nw rdar ad Milan Oknn. S-ySapdid daa*htar at th* Rav. ir n .a t s. oi.nn. At lift.
*" ■
V , r i ,h t th *
•"
R«v. Mr. OSnnS Oraanv.H#,
N . V , ahwrab,-whlla* away a llUla lima playla* hl« flddla. (Aaaaelatad Praia Photaa)
> ' • - * " T.: *:-•aVr.'-'r‘ . -V**■ ’
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PICK
ETS,
PEBBLES,
B O O 'S, BEES C A N T
_
_
. e
• y; .
C. Wayland Brooke (above)
a I t* 1 lead aver former Oow
Lan Small tot th* Rapt*
nomination far *#v*m#f af
nata.
(Aaaaelatad Praa* r
Industry ‘Arming,1
Finally alaared af a monfar char*a aftar ha had faa«d trial four
Rmia far th# death af hla wlfa #n tha aampui af Stanford anlvtraity,
Oaxld Lamaah (lift) la ahawn ittrtlh* xtark at • Hallyxraad film
rtvdle (RKO-Radla) an tha" *er*#n'V#r»Ton of hla book. With him
la OJrrttor Idd-e Killy. (AiiaalaUd Praia Photo)
H A LT. SA LLY
U. S. CURTIS CUP TEAM SAILS
Socretarr.
A p fisrh T td N
A dtu# In tha myatarlaua "baihM * (laying af Mr*. Nancy T lttart*n In bar faahlonabi* Navx York
apartmant una *l«*fi pall** by MaiSS Mtyar (abava). Pari, avanwd
SMtPmar. Sha aald a atran** man,
tall and handiama, who raaamblad an* #f th# auip#«ta, xlaltad
M r ahop and dlaplayad much
knawlad** about th* Tltt*rl#nar
aaclal -a#i> (Aaaaelatad Praa#
Bennaw BUI Ro, ISS|
*1;
. >t. barahy^ dteen. Ikal
I t MATHIEUX
w & uxn
Found Assaulted*
Strangled In Bath
J K l rarwiwHl. The Wliitjy
H ivrn n ival . t o r e an,| ritrua n u n
>eii| he cntviwil th? ram pxifn la
‘ •on, ut rnckctcerlnd In the Star#
’toPI D.-iiai tm«ni ami th* d trv a’
mlf«lry." II.- ailviwatad relo re.ta*lin. no further .hippiny of dreen
•itma. uni) c.lnbH.hment of new
but i-trie.
1
Other annnunre-l riiu liifltc . fny|
*nv*rn«r who nre fm ipalsninff I
hill who have nut pal.l the quail-1
fvlny free are: \\ A Hrnnett ufv
T am p.i Stafford Cn dwetl of Mlanti. Iteilim n.| (1 (iautier of Mlv r l . r* r l Maple* of Wakulla, L d V
Ho J. Miller of
St. relrratrarff,
\ o e | A. Mitchell of St. I’et*r*harg,
hnJ re te r Tomaeello, J r „ of Orlaniln.
,
Yocnif .Demncrata of tialneayllla
wl I al pply a barbecue on Apr. 19
ra. oipnna C a i v b Vara (ta fl), vaMran **lf*r. walaemaa P a lly
tn a ttract apoaker* ami llatenera
li-y e a r -o ld C urila C u p m im bar, to Ih* United Btataa taam
a* lhay aallad from New Verb far England lo dafand Iha aup. w on
In a pnlitiral rally intanded to b«
ta IM 4 , agalnat a arack Engllah laam. (A aa oclitad Praia P h # l# )
a ta l—wlde in .
A number of
randiilate* for
elnnal nfficcn will utteml.
J. T. Ilarrla (lop), I'urtaatoulA.
Mnrlila’a new fifth cundrvaaian- Ohln, atcel worker, joined othdf
al cielrict already haa attyartrd '•hor apokr.m tn in tailing a BdB*
ail ramliiiatr*.
They hav# paid ate rum mlltr# im lu.try la “areathrJi quxlifyinp freu to S fcratary ind" with machine gun* and tea?
of fin le Uray. Thy ar#: Jamea J. gaa In anlwipatiun uf coinbattlSR
Hnnh- n ' Orlamlo. J. J. Olcklnatm alrikra. J. W arren .Maildan (bo».
Il'aallaaeil I ru n I’aae Ooe|
iif
of Orl in.lo. Ilnyal C. Ihinn of Aa- tom ), chairman of the National
whereby the dull may be bright I| I!-•
. ’U ». O Wlyntnml Kllarp nf Orand Iha wvak may be made »lron„-. ^ Ian «. (irurif.- W, Hchofielil of In- la b o r lirlaliuna Board, t w tl f M
the u*e of labor ‘‘»pieaN (a llhNo tiro prr»nn. nre allka physi
ie -.. rn.l Janie* 0 . Sharon uf duatey 1* a "dire threat” lo tb s
cally, mentally nr morally. No
fnr I. (lth#r» have annuunca.1 m jrking man. (Al* t’hotoa)
man. la aver the tam e tn two
r wo 'll reck thd office. — .
auccvaaltro
day*.
Kducatt >n.
UfiiilliTilca foy H ale cabinet ofmitchinary. and the other arcraflc » in aiblitlbn tu governor, who
•nrld* of m odrip rlv iliiatb n lav e />»ce qualified arc:
tended to
make the ilru n g
Seer«lory of Htaty: Ro, ert A.
Movie C areer O pen
•trohger ami the weak weaker."
Dr. T igert aaid, "nulhlng could •'•*y>- incumbent, of Tallahaia#*.
T o F lorida B eaut
Attorney Cencral: Cary D. I^ n be mot* absurd than attem pting
ol make a grt up of young men .lla, Incumbent, uf Tallaha*a«e,
• mi woman equal by marching • ml )jt K. Hcnlli-y of. Lak#laiut
Complru lar: |. Munc*y Amlerthan In alep through a curricu
lum and adm inistering lu th-m »"n *>f Jarkaunxillc, J . R. ‘(T rua)
Identical Bail homeopathic d«era Bui uck of Weal I’alm Baach, J. | | .
of phyilcb,
th rtn ldBryj,n mathu- lar*. incumhenl, of Tallahaaaeq
matica and alm llar aubjaata. Real anil Murl T. Pare of Mount Dora.
Slat* Tt#aaur#r: Pamvel Wycha
•octal democracy would give each
IhdtYldsal equal opportunities t r (iatarn of Ouahnall. W. V. Knotl,
develop bU peculiar capacitive inenmbent; of Tallaha**#*, ami r.
and power* of mind to iha ut- D. I.an ralter nf Ocala.
maat, svan though on* lndlvtdi.*l . Superlntemlent ,uf Rducatfim:
might hay* on# talant, another Colin F n sll.h of Ocala.
CnmmMatanrr of A sricuRura:
flvar talant* rnd (till another ta.l
Nathan Mayo, incumbent, of TaiRatbrring to atudentt m w in ’•haaxed.
John O. McNamara, who au'ttBll»t».' P r. TigTtl raid many du
hoi Kara “a paaakm for learu- n'Hteil hi* re.lgnatiun aa aaalalant
Ing or for arholaatlc or intul- id jc ta n l general and firad .h a ft,
lartaal thlnga. Wa are b * .rt by nf rrllictam at A djutant Uanatal
utHMariSha, acadam lr tra#-aittdri, Vivian B. Cnlllna ami Oovernor
operation of tb«
U m a-aam ra,
aortal
cllptbarx, Sholtx for the
•thlaUe aapiranta and other* flatn'a nalion-T -h ard , h la ahn h a b are no place In th# pr>- nounre-l h« will be a randidatB
grim dedicated to Intellectual to- f'nllla’- nfflc#, Collin* baa
(akava) wi
Kualified with Seerxtarv of Rlatd
fJr i y •* a cam!!'at# for rtmlaclion.
Helpn II 1hi Weal nf .farkadn-
f
Azalea Queen
PAULG.
■A rJ $
L
W F*' 1
a
'
I L J
T E iiS H
s p b z
A aaab around bar neck, th#
rod# body of Mrs. Nancy T atar*
ton, .M-ydar-old fiction Writer and
wlfa a f b N*w York radio
vttva, waa found in h tr bathtub*
and polled aald aha had bvrn aaaau'tad a ad atran* led |„ deallt
(A P Photo)
:
km iw •
g T i i ': , : .
damage daea t f
’
isd (hr-.at_______ _
app kail m
warlt ttra u g h Iha c-mT,
requlr*! Started Ararataeuci
Ih: aftb alla Sp tha fixity of ||
0P,,e
Wtara Ih* ba,
af tha eyeball. Bxreial** tu u i
■aanlghtad In- g-nc* af th# ay## pro-I icvi a .al
Bd In tchool and sting of tha afa tbau't on •*
as and rssntrva ,y,>
■ *(raUh:n: df II
t t a d i f u n p , 1^
'
,
.
• . %s \ ? o
:«*:
<"• e. •
, Safety to r the aaar<l«Mrd in<
i faHuLi-L i w it ,Uh* '1 ^ fc» axtaaUnt wearing
I "dividual bold* gla.aea w t M SIS properly d
wkataxxr ha hi ( |gntd ta t t a ) i * a t r and turn
(Vn thraa dlrc-m- m , pa«tfslft|sdndaa, and fur t
■Bla virion, h a 'o th e r type a f xUuel <ii.t„rU
rtsdU Inward la known if satigsutlem. AUo
,h<~u
prt**r
1** *7*- yractlca f l e d k f f k ltt of v.rlot
t i f f ‘ftltlriV a st. raeUcd J p f i k i l af vl.ion.
Civilization In
Danger From Mob
Mind, Says Tigert
«i It and
Hortene* K. W#H.
of
Tamrtd #e* In - coat*#* fur D#mn»~*tle n alln«-| rnmt.tHddWdBa’V
Wayr. ft. Walla t* Tallahauew a a f
-nrr»c*<4 he would h» a etariU***
for n#ti«M«l (OBMlDe^Paa. «S
fa r b# haa so apRoaliloti.
�"• '
1
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■* *
*4.
n
OLV»c i
Art Urged TO
toy Against DeLand;
Game Begins A t 3;
M anager McCrone
Announces Lineup
Ptey Bant
'
big d o b a* one of iU beat p ro s.
en-
Sfinraa' th* fol’owin* line-op for
ra Sanford Look rente:
' Rloane, center field.
-Bonner, shortstop.
McCrone, flret h«»e.
flwind ell. left field.
'■■.'■‘i’Af.-r.’r
; - “ J j l l?
a * — .• * -
-
*> ' r— -
ff '.• lU»4
Vi
Managers Predict
U pseU fai innioi'
LeagueNext Week
, Two Games S chedule
( Hy League-Winning
fceminoles 3rd Ween
T! \M
hrminoles
Yn ike**
I I irate*
I -u b ,
lied Soi
(Hants
F an s To See' Score
Oh Electric Board
A t Sanford Field
.Giants, Red Sox,|Local Team Will
'White Sox Retain EnterTouraament
P e rfe c t Standing For State Honors
Hi tim e (or the open In* fam e
tom orrow, though eesutrueticn
In beta* rushed - today. Tim
srore board will be operated
from . the » grand stand
and
fan* w ill be able to nan In
Unlit* bow many ilrik tn and
ball* h a re been railed ag n ln tt
the man a t bat.
Score by inning* will bo
rasotded by big painted iattera cm a big board.
, T h tre'a al.ov*pare (or adrertln in g on ih^bassbaU fence,
dlrectora at the Sanford ltonoball
Aaaoclalion
announce,
and anyone wishing th a t kind
of adrertialng la a*ksd to get
In touch with Haary Wateon,
telephone T20.
One In N ational A nd' Only 2 M atches Loot
Two In American To Visiting Team
Haven’t Lost Game On Sanford Courts
The New York Giants in the
Sanford defeated Orland
National and the Boston Red Soa tennis yesterday by tha da
and the Chicago Wkl | , Soot in the score of & to 2* The matehee
American League
a till
retain played on tha lUndgll
their 1,000 standing la the per- private, courts, amt, the
rentage column of Abe major! high school tpaia lost only t
league*. N either has aa yet h u t' them, one stogie and one d
a game.
I T his la tha third tennis i
The
Giant*
yesterday
d e-'S en fo rd ha* won this m
(rated th« Philadelphia Phillies and aa a m o l t tha Sanford
4 to 8 In a 10 Inning ____ ____
th* will e n ter th* state tournam ent
t i n t tied
Red Sox defeated the New York in June. - Sanford
Yankees 8 to 0; and the White Apopka aad DeLand, b u t In re*
Sox defeated tha Detroit Tiger* ta rn mate he* the local team del
5 to J.
v
feated Apopka I to 1, and iM
In th# Nations! League, Pitts fasted DeLand 3 to 1.
{
burgh I* in second place; Phil*-, Score* in y**Urday’« temnpl
delphla, Cincinnati and Chicago match** war* a t follows] Bfliy
defaatad
are tied in third place; St. Zachry of
Sanford
I au I* is In foorth place, and Higginbotham of Orlando 9-2,
Boiton and - Brooklyn nre tied 8-t.
»*-4bo-bottrw» w«-Uw-ia<M*r.----- -Herbert Smith Of Sanford &*■
In th* American league, W alk rested Wally of Orlando 9-f, 8-8.
_____ ,
Charles Robinson of Sahfotd
Ington la In second. m
position
litre 's th* dope from th* man
ager! of sorb* of th* dub* in
•he Junlcr League: There wll! be
«om# upsets next weak, the third
of tha season.
Th* second week eluted yes
terday with tha Saminolr* still
ac# b i n w ithout a single de
feat to m ar tha escutcheon nf
their banner. Also, the w*A
cloned wltb the Giant* In Urn
cellar, without a single, solitary
victory to their credit.
But next week) The Seminole*
a re acheuulsii to play twice, on
Tuesday against the P iratei and
on Thursday against th* Cub*.
An an Inducement to boost th* Cleveland third, Detroit fourth, ’defeated Swop#
The Pirate* hava iwon. two _____
gaiRt-s hitting department of the SanYork fifth, and Philadelphia 8-8.
aad lost one. and Manager Max' •• | ford ball team to Ua opening
8*' } , T '*
,W in
Scout& Eye Kansas Relay9
Aa Cradle Of The Decathlon
TeamForThe19360lympica
up'
toppi,
1 ' In th# opening game.
I* * ' . Aa th* vhRIng club, th* n#, Land Red* will go to b a t first. <
t,,.; “Wa’w* got a food taem ,"
.. B luff- said, "and I honestly hop*
u t i l hav* a smashing big erowd
oat at th* field tomorrow to en? 'e n r a g e the'ooy# aad gtv* them
■ good send-off at the s t a r t T hat
helps a lot, you know. And If w*
* ’ <« turn oat a crowd w a ll stand
^ . a m ighty good ehanca o f getting
. th a t attendance trophy, I t s sia w a re considered Sanford as one
l a f the best boseball towns on tha
' Tha bats for th* club arrived to
day and It Is hoped that th* rapt
and sox for tha plsytra will *how
op before tomorrow noon. TVy
vara shipped several days ago.
fij!"
*5?. ate*.****
w a t t ; . '*
Racers' Will
Be On Track In
Tampa Tomorrow
Jhatfatt* track. - .
■
Tb* six #r*nt,program will start
at 12:30 P. M. with time trials,
bet th* first race will get under
way at a schr'olej 8:45 p . . M.
Urn#, with gale* to the fairgrounds opening shortly after th*
___
__
noon hoar. j
craft with th* custom* depart-- Her* with (heir sturdy .atari
mant has passed," A. J. Anglo, Heeds art tueh 'stars aa ®Y*rn
collector of co*tome for the state, Orenduff, Bob Sal', Kan Fowler,
, Ben Shaw. Floyd Dasla, R«| BadA great many correct applies- mead, Pet* Craig, Hick Jenkldi,
tiona hava been flttd by ike owns- Johnnie Merettt, Ram Parvis and
•ra for which new numbers hava Bill Rockwell Supplementing the
not yet -*»n acaignsd. In such top Bight stare are Gene Sowall,
eaeae It undoubted> would ba roc- Bill France, i>*n Murphy, Shirley
commended that no peatlty ba fan- Goff. Bob and Dick Jenklaa, Rat
posed far failure to hava tha now Rlnelrton. F ord
Hunt,
Bob
aumbare on tha brat. ■Huwaver. Coffrtn sad Art ChaRenL
thoaa who hava mad* no effort toj This* hast races of Ulna ml]**,
secure th* new number* are liable a helmet dseh, a *rectal match
to a 810 penalty aa there baa boon race and n 15-mil* feature final,
no extension of the tlfbe.’*
' comprise tha card, with more
Mr. Angel saggeetad that thoaa wUs'ev then baa « « r been ran
osmera who Ufgd la tba stetnlty of on-the frlrground'e four farten*
one o f Ik* tub-purto. namely: A pel- I
lechlcola Bora Qrends, F*rn*ndl*,| In dddltlon to being the first
Fart Pierce, Jacksonville. Meryl*A* dir* track rare* ewer h*U l»
West, Miami, Fanvase C U y , _ F * n * * h - ■v»nl« wll' slnreltanoxaratoc Pori KviTilsdss. B t Aeg- oodv open th* rastora and tooth"Stine, and Weef Palm Brack ep- edto—a racing Reason,
n v to tha deputy eoOector In
*-*-.>« «•« prnmn**d . hv
chergw fo r tk* s p ^ m t l f ) ----------------- *
Thoo# located fas . aiher
hard] re, 1QOO-meter •teeplocksse,
•n d tha hop,‘step and jump.
Indians, which cent the recordlire ik in g
*V
Wo’rp proud of*thoaa responsible
for tha a n tr u m of Sanford Into
tha Florida SUte League. It Is a
step-up for tha team, a big tooat
for our olty in aporta. We're dU
for i t . . every SanfordUn should
ba. And all ahould lantf thalr earneat aupport to tha team by at*
tending every game they can. So
<ome on. Now th a t we’re there’,
let’* stay there. I t maiuis a lot
to them, to the community , . all
e Touchton Drug
“Lookout.-!
medley
re la y g s e r te t
here last April. wlU be reprearatod
again, along with l lhwlc, Mlanavnta *n* Northwestern, alas af th*
Rte Ten rnntorenre. The Big Ms
•ml western school* harp noasinene r*sdy free tha sUrterta gun.
In the special
events.
of Orlando 8-4,
B W wwvthr. u M -’- s S t j t .f a m * * * * ^
Seminole*
from
___
^ m,n* , *r of
their
lofty
Teuchton'e Drug
--------------------- throne. Th* other Seminole gam e,I Store la offering prist, to the OA n
with th* Cub*, who hav* lost one
gams, might also result Ip a
Semtnol* defeat. - Such *Hculd be t T'*_*h" Sanfued- player making"
ih* case. Manager BL Clalf
Cameron of the Cuh* thinks.
Th# Pirate* won y m tsrd ar’a ettee; for th*
, firet
___ _________
triple a steak
— —
game by dsfaulL They an.! the dl« W . « * Myrtlrt
Shop;...... TAMPA. Apr. lfL-Jiteltar dirt
" Coffto
'
Red So* were tied, 11 and II , In h r !*«• firs t double - 6n* pound me# track driver* of America
tha sixth inning w ith .Captain •"* ot candy; and for th* first paused her* today, awaiting the
Alvin Odhrn* of the Sox left lin*la ( t a r plnU of |«o er*am. | morrow whan ovsr 20 demon
th# field. The game waa there-------daredevils wlU open the AAA
fore forfeited t o 't h e Pirate*.
(ln
n
,
auto racing season on Plant Field
Handball Players Of
LOOKOUTS”!
' *■J t rm*—*.*
Tomorrow’s The, D a y !
Who Are TheMen
On Sanford Team
Of S tate League?
i ,VTomorrow'a the Day!
The newly orginlsed FTnrtda
Hera a re th a men who S tu ffy
stale Ltaxus of organised Clare McCrone, m anager Of the S a n
D baseball opens the IBM aea- ford Lookouts, will ita rt Ip to
■en In Sanford Sunday with • morrow's gam e with the
Ugame between the BanDM Look- Land, Reds,' th a opening game o f ,
Mta and the Deland Reda, and the season.
from than on anti! Any. 20 there
Stoene, center Held.
I’luytil
*m be game* nearly every^dsy,
Inclading Sundays. Three vamei center on to e Ucl»ml tram la l 1
a week, sometimes four, wl l ha year and a t the dose of the Rea
son w as accredited the honor of
played fa) Sanford.
being the beat fielder In the
f- Sanford la* rated •a.nne nf thr league. ‘
|
beat baseball towns in the elrc/fl.
bonner, ahortelop. i’layed w .tn
fart an wneetallr tarea .ttoart- Leesoarg
st year, a la v o n .v
, enee la hoped for *t the mtHlId- WKn lit* la
len s ncre ur-cru.* »i
game. h-rare# a waW al**>*r1*—'
n il hustle and anility to cover
«>n will be presented to the city a let o f ri'uund,
, tnr»ln» ort the large** crowd the
bwlndeti, let t field, rlayede-tli-i
fleet - day. There will aim ha
Florid* Flat* League names to- outfleid wltb Hanford laot senson.
vptan nw In Darlana ■—rh and
McCrone, first uaer. Managur
Felatk*. bat . In other Irerue
, towns the se**on will on*a Mon-. of tb* Club. I’lcyeo with ih'j
_diy. and week-day - cSwwda are Jacksonville Tare la*t season,
fliltwr n* lame as thoae on Sun- manager o f tha Daytons Heacn
day*. Th- enld trenhy la offered Club the year before. F a c t
Cates, third beat. Played on
sby , the Daetnaa" Beech Junior
**BeJ at'8-bVJoak. ..The .admlc- the Sanford Club last y ear In
outfield.
•Ch*mb*r of Comoterra. <
The came tomorrow will ha - Hamas, right field. Loaned to
-ohm jrharra I* 40 rants («• edulK Sanford by • .th e -Chattanooga
lb rants far children end 28 rent* Lookouts and conaldared by tne
'M a n o r* * Stuffy M eO on#
— i— ■
who hsre no' *
change
a n d.
— _____
soppHed'wfth aside
•h-nld spply to this rollecW pt
Temp*.
“
?
V ‘— '
HOME
RUNS
*
Home note yesterday: Harman,
(da. 1; Higgins, Athletics, I t
. Frrtvn, Rad Box, 1 ; Troaky,
�Sanford la Tb« Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, HlgfcWfi
And Water fransportatlM
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
8ANPORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1936
Local Legion
Post Honored
At State Meet
GIGANTIC FLORIDA CANAL PRO JECT DROPPED BY GOVERNMENT
Two Entombed Germans Mate
Men In Mine Great Showing
Hold To Life OfArmyTanks
Rescuers Fear They 300 Rumble P ast A i
Miscalculated P o C r o w d Celebrate*
sition Of Chamber, 4 7 t h Anniversary
Of Leader’s Birth
S tart C r o s s - C u t
Longwood, Lake Mon Leads P arad e And Is
roe, Chuluota, Lake G|ven F ro n t Seats
Iii The Convention
Mary, Oviedo And
H a l l I n Sarasota
Slavia Have Won
Victory Supper
Will End Drive
Italy Attacked ^
By Anthony Eden jj
£00 In Chamber Of
Commerce I s Goal
S ef By Sales Army
Fascist Forces N ear 3
Addis A baba While
Natives Flee City i
With it* locomotive in o rtlig
nnd chugging at the head of the
pagrant, Campbrll-Loasing IV-1
• f the American Lezion, San
ford, ltd the big pared# the ta d
dap of the *tate contention in
Sera lot* of the Drpertment of
Florida, the delegatee from the
local poet occupied front eoata
lit th* convention h a lt Tho hon
ored poiltlons
were
accorded
Six towns of the County Sanford because of the record
ure already gone "over the showing the local poet made in
signing up new member*.
Sanford didn't havo a bend or
drum corps in the parade, nut
tho locomotive made up for tb i t
<*WAW.w»dvT-t<«yd«?« er in tho campaign, and hy Boyle utated, and the ('elecy
President T. E. Simpson or City "got a lot o f tnviable v lthe organisation that victory vsrtliing," be said.
wffl he atuM unnd a t the "victory
Other delegate* from ("%
»mo•upper" to bo eerved member* ot
.in f P e st were V*. II. •
.Shephard,
who w sv *
dm “■alt* anxry” . In the Cham ("Bill")
ber of Oomjaeree Building a t S
o'clock tbla eveninf.
The toire* th a t hav* alreaily
exceeded la s t year's membership
a n Longwood, Lago Mary, Ovie
do, Chuloota, L ake Monro# and
flavin. Soma of than# eommunt»•#'
tiee havo doubled taet year'* rep.
roe m illio n
on tho
County’*
booster organisation.
A t noon today, Division B, u n
der "Colonel" W alter Coleman.
VM loading, w ith Division A, a n .
der "Cblonsl” Mr*. W. U Cooper
wao second.
The goal set by “General"
K vass sa d h is “army" l. goo
members, a s * mamboraUp o f be
tween TOO a ad BOO will be re
quired to m aintain the Seminole
County Chamber of Commerce aa
BERLIN. Apr. 20.— (AP)
_ Remilitarized Germnny
paii* homage today to R«leh»» g 'I
fuehrvr Hitler on his 47th a9
l.irthduy
annlverwtry by
iringlng the biggest mlllUry. -ag
m nidp hold in Berlin iinc$
the World War.
''. '."-7
In ita demonstration, GeF* ^
many revealed for the firs t r
b#n-Lo
$40,000 Lots In ‘Mias Florida’ Victory B all Work On Canal Is
t
a
i
a
a P ___: I I / ___» J ____ I ___
A ___ o n ' r» *
pi
i
a
Fire In Orlando SetFor Wednesday, Apr. 2 ^ Being Slowed As
Louisa Johnston, crowned , ner-up
tho contest, "Mlsa
Sunday Evening | a t Mis*
li.a Orlando," "Mloa
a state-wida contest In O r | Oviedo,"
| Isndo last week a* "Mlsa Florida DcLand,
'Mias Apopka," • and
VMIas New Sm yrna.”
There will be a parade of 23
decorated automobiles on 'l-o
afternoon preceding the "victory
ball." The p arty will begin at
The a ffa ir will by public and 8 o'clock and thero will be en-,
a general Invitation I. extended tertalam ent for ono and one-half| approximately $1,800,000 of Its
to all to moat tho Sanford young hour*, and then there will he allotment# undlaburaed but under
woman who h a a , baea. declared dancing from th a t hour until 2 condor contract, work on the
.
. | Oulf-AUantle Ship Cana) aerosi
Wilson and Towner—FVrtilxsr the moot b a aatifal o f the thou A. Ma*.-i‘
Company whoso WUreheoi# w as
r The Sanford Junior Chamber' Florida Is continuing a t a lessenn r x / Friday eveniag, The Legion gutted. Its loss .eras estim ated
ta e n , British foreign leerotary,
at Commerce, which sponsor*I. Inf pace,
meet* thlg cra n in g a t I o'tlocs. a t $10,000. Tho Knight Brea.
bluntly attacked Italy's * U « * i
workers
wtrv
tho
beauty
pageant
Commander Boyle was chair Paper Company suffered a loss
un
of palaon ga* today a fto f
Ml.e Jo h n stcn ’ dropped Jtom payiuiia lu .t wvvt,
w eek, ago when
i
man at the tim e and piaea com estlm ited a t $7,000. tho R. C.
Premier Mussolini bad InfanaaA
rd, * aiiu wun tue appiux.uu>uiiy ,uu , Tumorrw’* tide
Was M-lcrted a . mittee amt Lakeland eras chosen Woodbury Corporation, wholesale
the League of Nations c a n ad t
It a” | tu al imu text u i. project lor A. M. and 8:1ft I1
U arranging .h e r
m the convention city a s s t year. grocer*, of 110,000 to 111,000, and
that tho Fasciet nation Isiaaadad
content party, with
Kn
andj v a iu u . reiuons tn* p ic -tu t Ktce A. M. and 1:49 I'
H arry Johnson o f W est Palm tho Central Truck Line* of about
virtually all of Ethiopia as th h
WUi*
auoul
o.ouu.
Kesignaliuri,
Including
Lindsey
Kv#»
atl
Beach area elected
slate com ♦ 1,000 .
w as run- details.
aciuuiileu lo r Uiu.l ot me , uj,
The monthly Court of Honor of price for peace.
mander .tireceding A rthur Bo*When the departm ent arrived,
In an emphatic speech, M a n
-uiiu cuiupteltuu ui .M .*.U wil the Boy Scout, of America la to
Inr of Panam a C ite.
' f
the bias# had gained headway and
iMiilid tdUKU aril lo U« ialtU uli*
b* held In the Junior High School •aid tho question o f tha use at
Madison P«wt n f tho Legion
hoae line* to e id be laid
n u tu n u i
- u „ m . 4 u i me tig u l ul way »t 7:.10 o'clock this evening. A r poison gas "cannot bo passed ora*,
rnaad nut Ranfor* In the member- hefe-e
leading array from Orange Avev iliu u u io
in sllrnce."
.......... .....
b o uuu ue*
aauiig
wun
p i . inline thur Brenan la chairman.
•hip drive h r t It had such a .m i l
nn* *nd Garland Avonee. nearest A a n
A p ftlllft
twl U»* iullipiUMui piujict uu-pnu
r*pr*.,station a t the state eon- connection., the entire Wilson and
Marriage license, wore issued
Kihtopi* aa Flea Capital
m s ilu l it*.. Lvtigics, bus unrsntlon It w as hardly noticed,
Toomer building was wrapped In yy H 1 P
( JO Il*
ADDIS ABABA, Apr. M L viut.il .Ui. row wuumuual luou*. Saturday to I . M. T* ford, 82,
Cnmmepder Boyie _ reported.
O uppuiier. ut the cuiiui cuuliuue and Winnie Me* Harrison, 2H, (A P )—Rumors th a t Italian troops
Th« fir. departm ent had fo u r:
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'
upumu.iu^ m a t Juno* cau be op- both of Sanford, and to Abner a r t nearing Addle Ababa prosipnnr.ANDO,
A
pr.
20—
(A
P
)—
ffnee in ope-mlion a t one time one
* vonllct of acqui
Cooper, 29. and Willlo Wilson, 28, Itated a rush of natives fro m '
Uiumi lu complete I t
nf them being put out of commie- « iu lu o U men
accui
Itrcelvlng « full load of buck-shot
Ethiopia's capital today,
but
iia
u
ly
one
mill
iuii cubic yaru* both of Sahfonl.
hehin.l hi* rlu h t oar while atoop.
•ion when tho parapet of the front
conspiracy e
moat of the foreigners encamped
ul eartn Sura been txcavsu-J
Into
tho
street,
burning
^
tu
r
d
a
y
evening
by
Ing
oulvido
th«
Georgia
Wildcat,
s
wall raved
County Court reconvened th li
West Church S treet beer parlor, along a seven-mile I runt, and the morning fo r the trial of civil, In big yards of tho ligatloaa, T U
Sunday morning. Ivv C h 'italn . In- right of way baa been cleared actions. The cat* of the Hill city was virtually deserted w ith
euranco .nle.m an. tuffera-i wounds tux l a mil*-. Tn* cut la an Hardware Company va. M. 17. only government offices aad tha
BARTOW, Awr.
bank carrying on activities.
A. L. Bennett was the com th a t proved fatal several minutes aveiaga ot fioo feet wide awl
persons
*eq»r ronnrri f« r m w * Tammv
range. In depth -fro m a few Olndrr and K. D. Tyler w ent to
n* which soon plaining witness.
" « « " • He was flogK” <
the Jury shortly before noon.
flogging
dofoodjuta. today- ___ _________________
Another Fascist Mohlllaaliaa
as _________
policemen I on the nig h t. of! J r t , ' !«, IWW
C hrat’ ln. sn employe of tho Bu- feet to e j to .u Tho maasire
doer rp r«tinned 'Whiter Jtouah, ,
fuuiuiaiion fu r a brl.go la aell
ROME, A pr. 20— (A P)—Opw
*
seelm
ed
tii
k#g
comer*
on
following
his
alleged
disclosure
wnne*
Insurance
Company
waa
I
tern ml «tste vritwoee, shrnt th*;
City Clerk F. Sj I s m u n ami
Amalia, and ot information aa to bootleggers, ahot down r y I). N. Floy*, pro unuer way near Menlo*.
Deputy Clerk H. N. Sayer went dera went out today ta all
nolltt**! orgow lrstlon known a* (V ince, Os rland,
and accused N olap Fora, W. W. prietor of the Wildcat who told ofMan-hours of work on lie to Jscksonvl l* today to check Fascist organisations
to hold
•ho Mortem TVmorrate tn learn Rohlnann Avennea, wring to tho Jacobo,
Woodrow Jacobo, I'mk Owe* ha waa awakened In tha project b a rs
totaled about a,- oyer about $480,000 In esncslled themselves
In
readiness
tat
A (tiff wind b'
whether the “ rr*n*oea vest to
damage H art, ' Daniel Coro, Jim Long, night by mdsea outaida hi* door. 330,000, 'T ha
payrolls
bare Interest coupons on Hanford bonds. what was bsllovod will be an*
p______
rate tad
-.note by p m m -fla re and euh. FV-o'hwest
which might havo destroyed tho Ernest Leyon, Robert Page. II. H* said that faartng robbers he totaled over $1,900,000 and tha The coupons wsret cancelled by tlonal mobilisation.
Tha g r o a t '
s ' Mmtmfei nennltstlflU.**
general
m eeting
would ha
Rnn«h. chairmen of »h« atato •*- O d a h y Packing Company plant C. .Walkar and Carl Sole. All fired polnt-llank a t'th e door, and total disbursement* approximate- tho Bondholders’ Committee.
_________
.for
..
Allotment*
similar to th a t which a a rk a d th a
th a t When ha inreatigaird ha 1/ $3,740,000.
-litre romnaHtre nf tha social- not mor* th -n tw enty foot north residents o f Chuluota.
o f tbs Wilson and Taomor ComThorn Were no eye w ltnessn fouml C haitaln fatally wounded.
the canal reached $8,400,000.
The w eather: Generally fa ir to beginning of the Itala-EthloplM
tat n ifty , denlw4 this.
o f the flogging and the defense
Mrs. C h o ta ln pearly collapsed
Army anginters estimated th* night and Tuesday, saespt partly war, and an authoritative aotrrte
Pmtih w»* a t th e meeting th* pany.
The fir# waa tha larg est In -Or- put on character wttnea-e- I. when informed of tha tragedy, of computed project would cost at cloudy In tho satremo south por Indicated tha
now m lillia lla n
n teht of Nf*g/ 88 which th* nalloo
testimony of th, ficer* said. Mr. Bhivtr said ah# least $143,000,000.
tion! slowly rising tem perature. would m ark tha e a tn a e o at
raided and w ith Other* w*a taken land tine* tha O’Banp-HaB Gro- disprove tha
told him th a t neither she nor the
Extreme northwest Florida: F air Italian troop# in t o . Addl* Ababa.
*•* "fille* h#«d»w»yt»re for nnoachildren had h*4 enough to oat
The now mobilisation Is to
tonight, Tuesday partly cloudy,
••(-nlng.,1 a te r thrwa p f thnao WHOcenter around a —«*t meeting M
slightly warmer.
,
tinned. Jneonh ' (thnemak-r. Jlooi
front of M oaaolM 's efftoa. B a
Rogers end K. W. Pmilnn*, worn
White tho Salvation Arm y’s will speak. Signal fo r the g a th e r.
••teed tee a m«h, beaten, tarred
and feathered. Shoemaker dto* of ws* tho Hrreet at that
annual appeal
for
sustaining Ing will bd riv en Urro ig ka al th a
I WM
i n $ when tha Orlando
funds will not bo made tn Ban- nation by radio, sirvno aad ball*.
JAFFA, Palesting, Apr. $0.-(,P)
destroyed.
y
,
»
'
ford until tha first weak In M ar,
Tamp# yolicemen
—Nina Jaws aad two Arabs w«o
WA8HINOTON, Apr, 20— W) It wan started today In towns in
ITS—LO NUB FOE D IA TH f«*r kldnvpteg fW
night to have iscfl
BAN DlY RBJKCTB WOT
--------Tho TrPMMy report disclosed th# southern part of th* C ount/.
lag lo which Aral*
V. Dunn. Laks Mary reel- «°4*F th a t mar* than $2,000,000,. Workers began th* scUcitation of
ASH EVILLE. N . CL. Apr. M lu k l against each
MARTVIIJIN, Cnltf, Apr. 20
has oualtflod to seek aloe- 000 mmaMod a f I4AOOJXW.OOO fund. In Lnka Mary, Longwood, (AT— flarsh Cudger, wko baU
Rli
police,
o n —"Eaen It T have * Utt
i f a C n u n tr Ckoimlstlon poet w®r * rsllat fin d a t tho snd of tho Altamonte Springs and Fofost sho 1* nearing 120, says site 1
war* burned out-Mo
m ,* • maaksd bandit told H.
D istrict No. I , opposing C third gu arter of thU flsacl year City.
b o n on* ambition: "To Jobt
Molly
Arab
city,
Loekwood of Oakland, bandl
m iry, th# prosont commls- «« ***r - $ L Total cspendlturn*
mother hi dooth . , . la tbo I
I tho aU-J«wlah city
M. C ,'. G te te
. and W. K. Ballard. Roy Ui tbop wore $W 18,000000.
Rom# .V) members of two class** future.
wo’l and PagTWi B. StoneDvriag tho first thro* jnonthe In sgrlcvttnr* a t tha 8 ta te U ni
•fca. la which alxty. D-mn. an orange grower, of this calendar, yeor $843,000,- versity were expected to arris#
I fifteen Arab, wrr#
In Henford this afternoon fo r a
|g th e fapporitinn nf
LOCAL W EA '
•tu d r of producing and m arketing
conditions In this soctlon., They
wort firs t to Inspect th* 'S ta te
Market and than go on a to o r pf
celery fields, wash and packing
houses aad tha Is* p la n t
Knight Paper, Wilson 1B30," Is to be introduced to
home folks a t a “vie r f
& Toomer Plant,;; the
ball" to bo given In City H ail
Wednesday evening of nex t
Central Truck Burn on
weak, Apr. 29.
dMtriet, o f - any
in the
United
INitaa..
Tho annual campaign fo r mam.
bora began la s t Thursday momlog and U to close this evening
wttb final report* made a t the
“vWtagy" supper. Worker* teday war* allowed to disregard
U ate pros poet cards aad seek
members anywhora they chose.
In Burning Home
In St. "Petersburg
R. Mag ill. .T oronto lawyer, haa
died, apparently of txpoaurr ann
hunger «ince tho three
were
trapnvd ln ,t Faster Sunday.
rt>mnruniratinn* were r.ta h II.bed between the men and
•urface and were Improved to
day by the lowering of a tiny
microphone on a slim wire
through a five-inch
pipe
for
which an opening had
been
Only 5,500 Remain
On Present F o r c e
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Orlando Man Is
Shot And Killed
At Beer Parlor
Pnlitfcal Party
J aHf t - W » f i ^ ID, and
R » w * Trrwj PJ-ifeamoM soph- Mofif Quostionpd
•*W» at tha ITnbytrefty nf F'n-.
Tn Flogging Trial
Ka, were burned ta dea«K eartv
.
T]~7KR5»m?R(f, Apr. 2a—
K*ftday mnmfng when their small
rnttaga suddenly horvt tetn fTsmea
Mlrwlne an rap'oekin.
OffWaU hag* I n n nnvhl- t#
advsnea a r a t i , f b s lk e orpin.Inn.
" Neighbor* W o of Ut* >*IUf
th a t M o rro rrsd white Tme, who
w u props H ag ' fo r tha medical
- - < ___J__ ____
— K ille d
In Rioting
0 v * r l Billion
Dollars Remain
In Relief F u n d
Gindervllle
Out For C
WHATS DOING
la
Ghn
w A g H tw rq
U m . week
taken
^
1 Any * ih t|ik
4
voRef. am
Tomorrow
evening’s special
mooting of the Junior Cham bar
of Commerce called to plan •
whirl-wind finish a t tts member
ship drive, will ho bold a t tho re s
ide n*o o f th* Roy. Fy. J . J.>KoOat k i n in Um CatboUo Bectocy,
Rlohtb Street and Oak A rson#, In
stead a f a t th* hoes* at Secretary
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