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Win Gold Cop
Of Daytona
’ WIU Give Trophy
To Winning Club
T» tho baseball club In the
ly
turnlnr out tho Mffaot
m H Ik# flrot day o f tha wa
i l will bo presented a fold cup.
Dadd Ini to do It* blttowaiJ
treading tho
bo a*to! I eplrit
Mugheut tho (fcoto
Fieri'a
lata I-crgnc, tha Junior Cham*
M of Commerce of Daytona
Auguatlne.
• A totter from tho Daebm*
p- Batch nn*nl»allon lolllne shoo*
- ft* offer of the nip v m r**d at
r Tn*"'1** eranlnw’* mewlin'* o f th*
,7 (tonf'ird J"nlor Chamber of Com.
jt'UtWra. and membon nf the K**t
ir 'eO rt, *r* aetlfiw'hll .th m |rf»*
nf»-t In f*!* •"«**< nf lb* Re»
ford Be-rb-M n „ b t* bn* tlakofE«(hp->*vt , Bm-Ne'i re —n 3*rA
p. haedt P * •»»»«••<«V| to Ibn t1fch^ ^ ^ j o i l h U Dewn,
bod rated a “ no bill," 'which
abaolrtd Wnadal o f guilt.
.Vndor rule* of thu Florida
Bto to Longue, mombor club* con
cany I f man for tho fln t throo
wooka o f tho MUM, and Stuffy
MeCrono, tnanaftr o f tfca Sonford Lookout*, wanta to do that and the lankaau woo th.
cluba
thlnr. Bat ho rant carry tho boloru and H u e
oitra men untooi th, saeocUtkwi tl«M U load tM Uoru
hna tho maiuma with, which lo Janior Lrague with ptrfeel
pay tho expense. Contributing contain. Tho Cuba ? loot
Kamo -Tuo day to ’ tho Yi
art thoroforo aakod.
and dropped Into fourth
Stuffy o ld today ha would Ilka with tho i-tratou i« third
to kaop acriral men on tho team
Hon. The Red Soot «nd tha (Hants
until hto aggregation to abapt-d rornnln In to. Altar*;
up for Um icaaon'a play, but II
Tho Seminole* defeated tho
Uw praodatlon to without fund*! Glam, yiiterday by a aecr. of
ho will ha compelled lo Jot rut!
V 10 >*• Eulotto Cochran vac
aoma man who mifht ahapo op a 0»o wlnnlni pltchor, with Floyd
llttlo lator aa eicellent timber for
Roland behind tha hot. Tfc«
a wlnnlny club.
Otonte uaod two plichen, WalZim Bock, Chiltinoofs acoul, ter Date and Odham. with Carlton
will keep o lookout for daairubto catch Inf. W*. A. Ludwig umpired
toft Uat hlght for the north and tha nm e.
men for tho team.
In Tuesday's yarn* the Yankee*
Two men ware lot out and dafealtd the Cute IJ to It
two other* were signed yoatorday.
Julian Purcell. »ecnn I. baseman,
and Parka Burddorf, pitcher ware ■
clren their raleaie, and Cooper of
lakeland, oouthpow pitcher and
outfielder, and Houton of Euitla
left-handed
bitter
and
mltfl rider, Jonled tho club.
'
Aftfa tho flrat throo wooka of
tfca aeai on tho mombor aluba of
tho. Florida Rule League fin
carry rnty 14 mon, Including the
manager. The*# 14 will Include
fire a lichen, two catcher*.' four
b»flaJ4ar# aml throo outfielder*.
Marahnll annouoeed after lho
frond Jury adjourned until Apr.
that “ th*r. to BO Indictment
■Catout WomtoL"
Aakod if that meant that no
W1 hod boon 10M i f i h u t Uio
dtobnnod Trenton lawyer, now a
prtodaor In Mcrtor county jail
Mari hall replied:
“I mlfht oa wolf UR you be<•«••• fun’ll find out anyway that
(no MU) boa boon totod.”
Uio prosecutor abo announced
that "no ether Indictment* her*
btni voted In thn t t u u jrtt"
•I* **# aakod If tbo p u d Jury
considered nay con.plmcr ln-
a
ptoyfa* In ITnohlactou boat tha
Hew York Yankee, a , ale, w a n !
f to •; and' tha Chleagn Whit*
Sad defeated the 8 t Jamie1
Bruwaa ar-ln. f to I, In a gama
la Chtoago. Tha other eoatoet In .
the American. Uagna
(Phila
delphia to Baotanl vua called off
on account o f rata.' _
. In tho NoUoool Laaguo pootorday Um New York Gloats took
their
oocond
straight
victory
fluaaetha Brooklyn Dodgers, ■ to
ll.O M Ftttahurgh PValoo defaatod too nneiitnaU Rada In
Ctnctonall again. 7 to «i tfca 8 t
Lout* Cardinal* iranad the Basra
with the Chicago Coke by win
ning a I to I doctoton In Rt.
Louie, while the Boaton Baaa.
playing hi Philadelphia, dafooted
tho Phillies, 11 to «
tto y r
ENTERED IN KENTUCKY DERBY
DWWK RUMS DRY PALB /O IN C m A U I ABO
OPPRB 1* TROB FRUIT LIMB RICKEY TO COUNTgRACT
ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTVM
NF-HI MALTED COOCOLATB
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ROYAL CROWN cola
N lH l TRUE FRUIT ORANQH
TRRAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST
L a w E Z w J
V s lR t t F
BALL MEN AND BUSINESS MEN
TO SPAGHETTI SUPPER TONIGHT
# Arwtr fypn of rmdpgl
• Mixed a sandal, man
' K»ri|| Carr tins h a mombor
Qtitoar Nrtlonal Baaing Aatocla’ >mt bat too atotn has no baaing
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llaultrla; Rad Rodmond anl fate
Craig, AiVmtv O n e B'meT,
H a m and Gordon
Bratksn,
BaimrMge. Florida itrtnga alone
with feur, namely Bom FvrtU
ami lllck Jenklua o f Jackaoo.UU
Dan Murphy o f Ormond and
Fiord Hunt of RL Paterahurg. ■v
lltlnola Bands Floyd Da? t*'
California, Billy Do Vmra an f
Fred Brian North Catalina, 0*11
Rockwall and Dtolrkt of Calngtolt,
Blit Franer. *
Thor* wilt bn lima trial* aad
flrr recta, the Concluding faalptt
neat Sunday," he laid. **R
going lo kind o f celebrate to
ranee, becauaa R took* aa lh(
Sanford Mia' too makings J
fcced ta w ; and .wo want to
gat to behind tfca bunch and
cour*go the Lookoeu and;
them to get to tha top and.i
them." • .
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Sanford la Tha O nly C a a tia l
Florida C ity A f f o r d s * R a il, H lg*
A nd W ater TranaportaUaa '
SANFORD,
She's Miss Florida
Sanford H o s p ita l
Seen In Prospect
Half-Way Point Was
-toadied A t Noon
' With 400 Signed
As ‘New Members
Board Advised Thai
Allocation May Be
Made; Four Other
Markets Proposed
J 2 0 f 27T€ams
I
; Have Reportedl
Members of tha advisory board
of tho Fnrmart' Stilt Marita* in
Sanford war* Informad at their
met tiny last night that prospects
of o b tlla lif federal old through
tho WPA for Imptoramanta at
tho market ara bright AppHra-
Leffler Leads With
101 Members, Hoi-1
ler Is Close Second
’ In anawer to tile'
predictions made at|
* ’ ■ "P teV -n ff’ - h » e l r . '
Mica Lou la* Johniton o f San
ford who waa laet night crowned
“ Mite Florida’
Inning -a State
wide contest for beauty staged In
Orlando,
an appropriation of f 11,000 frr
editions to tho market building
and tho loading platform, aad for
topalrlng tha market roade. It
It Qndtrttood Uni Seminola Connty'a than of federal fund* to ho
allocated In July trill bo apprexl
mataly $81,000.
L. M. nitrite, ilata marketing
rommlttldner, and J. U. denting,
luparintandent of itate market*,
attended tha meeting' of tho advlaory board. K. L. Clean, chair
man of tho Seminola County
Planning. Beard ef W PA, and
County
CommiiAfUn * Chart**
Dunn aloo altaadad tha mootChairman H. M. Papworth at
tha board waa el) primed- to en
ter vtgeioue eppocltkm to the
reported plin of the etata *J*icultural deportment to build 1SI
other etate niarttoto tut 1$ devdoped that only -four a ro-lto
be built aad ..only one of th*»#
four might at eome future tint*
be compeUtlra with the Saaford
market.
tha four new etate market*
are to be located at Sant Palatka,
Ocala, iStarka aad WTaneboU. Cab
bage and potatoee are grown in
the Pale tka eecUpn, but should
a track gT9»tag area ba dov*loped there Ike Best PaUtka
market'might hart the Seafbn
ranld produce. Shw-entered H te
contest as MMI*« Sanford,” se
lected n tuck at a competition
arranged by the Junior Chamber not reach the market u n til'e l
|of Commerce eaveral weeks ago. leett a month after S a n fo rd 'm ,
I, Aa winner o f the Florida dace waa ready tor shipment. beauty contest. Mils Johnston -The Ocala aad Btarite Markets
would net be competitive “ in -the
Mart," In Mr. Papworth * ontnloa, a produce grown there U
totally different from that wUch
la produced la thla Barilon. fh e
Ocala and Slarkt markets wgpld
handle hay. grain, poultry, efgt,
m&its, itfe
Wauchula would handle e|*ut
the earn* kind e f produce throvek
Ita market aa goes through the
Sanford market, but Waaekula
Ie fully m mile* from Sanljbrd
and Moat o f ita produce la
■Upped la T$mpa.' Therefore. Mr.
Papworth expressed the opinion
that tha Weoehula market wauW
not be eampeitttve.
Definite eeeeriuee was given
VIENNA, APT. tiy-W V-Prln- Florida” and member* o f _h*v
m Alim o f Bourhon-Parm*. 19- eonrt were honered ut a coronad w M jM . Mnck-halrad tion ball
University Students
To Spend Monday In Fletcher 8 u ff g
Tour Of Tfje County That Farley E
Re Sent G* O. P.
Member* of two graduating
tegoutVy wax dlxplayed
to aristocratic Mlnoriten
W the marriage,.while a etasat* of tho State University
dims ted *t 8000 parson* will spend next Monday in Sem
thq pints outside and inole Coonty Inspecting the meth
od* of producing and marketing
crops la thla section.
Dr.. Chariot E. Abbott, propo
ser of horticulture, end Df. H.
G. Hamilton, professor ef farm
economic*, In the Stole Unhrerrity,
were In the City U.U m e r r i*
making errangemonto with County
Agent C. R. Dnwson for tho propoeod toor. Dr. Abbott’, t u t will
Inspect production, end Dr. Hnmllton’e cleat will look tato the
method* nf marketing/
It C «P*<tod Uat then win
be between II and 10 young men
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Britain Sends More
Ships T o^ G ftn lta i
LONDON, Apr, lT^-(*V-0*w .
fronted by a new barrage o f nnN»
British editorial attack* Hi Bern*
»"d Inrrrealng oscertokdieb lU
WASHINGTON—Apr. 1W * >
—Chairmen Henry F. Fetehra ef
the Republican Nbllsuel . Qommltto* told teat night that FMk.
Fariey’a w u work*” would to a
welcome rideehow at the Benubllcsn Convention to to t o u t to
Ctera'and.
■<
Among FWtdheri* suggeeMonn
for tho prep u sd enhAit toera
"Mr. Ferlfy'i Stomp ooU*c((u."
in ml* lator* o f tto « r i t dug poor
He Seeks Office
H. K . h p ««rtk , d a l r w a
d
uhlMtT board o f t i t
Krmera* Stato Market. diotried the followtnf lU U m ttl
todayt
"A general diacuulon at the
board mutiny last night lad
to the belief that Ut tha naar.
future tha eltisen* of thin sec
tion will hart tiusa to congntoint* tha mayor, member*
of tha CU- Commit, Ion and
maMton of tha Coonty Com*
mloaion for obtaining an ap
propriation far reconstruction
of tha Fernald-Laughtoa Ma
nor it I flnaptuL"
Mr. Pip worth declined M
a a o o n tt on tha statement, ,
Dawson, Forward
Pol On Board Of
Salvation Army
Judge Ritter
ConvictedBy
Senate Vote
C* B. Dawaoa of Sanford and
Fred Forward of F onit City ware
added to the adriaory board o f tike
Meeting V»f the organllaUon held
Mat evening. H. J, Lehman wae
reelected - chairman of tha board.
Other membera af tha board were
re-aleeted aa follows:
Arthur Branan, Lloyd FJ Boyle,
Randall Chase, Julia* Dtngfelder,
Mr.. J. Dtngfelder, Dr. A. W. Knox
Dr. W ,T. Langley, Arthor A Peck,
Dr. H. W. Backer, Judge J. 0.
Sharon, Fred R. Wilton, J, L
Wathea. Mr*. W« H. Stewart, Mr*.
F. E. Stria, Mia* Hit*both Ann
DeForett, Mr*. F. D. Scott, Jr.,
Mrs. B. D. Blaehart, Mr*. J. H.
F|ah, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker. Mr*.
B. T , .Moore, Mrs. U P. Hagen,
w ; Qlaabeth Tracy, Mr*. Floyd
The annual appeal for fund*
for die Salvation Army w it te
have begem ea Apr. M. but ba
ted*# o f the membership cam
paign* now being waged by the
SHilbrii County end tha Junior
Chamber* of Commerce It waa de
rided to pettpeoe the Salvation
Army campaign until May i . The
cum o f $3,500 to finance the
Army’* work for the coming
year la to bo caught.
Two School Board
Members* Qualify
For R e-E lection
Stands Convicted
Flatly Rejects ItaB
Offer To N egoti
Armistice In El
A f r i c a n Confl
Exactly Two - Thirds
Italians Nearing
Ethiopian Capil
Roy L, Howell, candidate for
County Commit*loner from the
Third District/Thera are tlv* candiilttet in the race.
Lehman Re-Elected
■ Chairman; Drive Ie
Bot O ffjrp jB e y fi
Prince ns
aatotot hecema the bride of
rfnea Alforna nf Bourbon yniidaFla « ceremony recalling old
A Y , A P R IL 17, 1 U I
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Tomorrow’* tide*'.
High
at
5:08 A. M. and 6:39 P. M.; low
tt 11:18 A. M. and 11:48 P. M.
Brick pavement
wat - being
(aid today on Park Avenua couth
from Flrat Street.
Judge J. O. Sharon la pra
ilding over a tettlon of Luke
County Court In Tarare* today.
A marriage
yesterday to
and Roeaattn
of Altamonte
license waa lssue-l
Lewi* Coulton, >1,
Tillman, IT, both
Springe,
+ feo DrttiltyTarr**ted for petit
larceny, wee
yeeUrday
aenlanced by Judge Jaa. O. Sharon
la Juvenile Court to a term i*
the etate reformatory at Mari-
All candidates for public uf*
(tea* ara Invited to attend cn
Ice cream social In the Commu
nity House In Ooldearodv-naxt
Wednesday evening at 1:30 o’clock.
The social la being given by the
Missionary Society of tha town.
possibly shower* In aitram*
south portion tonight end Satur
day; slightly- cooler In central
and north portion* tonight Ex
treme northwest Florida: Partly
cloudy tonight
and Saturdiyi
Jay qualified, at randldetaa far
re Martiow to the Board e f Pub11* . Im traction
for
Seminola
O m ty .
Mr. WUllamt ha* been a mem
ber af the board far II years. He
ram* to Seminole, County after
th« Spanish-American War, la
which ha saw service, te City
engineer, member of both tha
County aad City planning board*,
a director e f tho County Chamber
•f' Commerce and a member of
Tho vrrtlicl automatlrally r»-|
r-./' J ,.i1
moved the OS-year-old Jurlxt
i'
f
from the bvnch Thr vote on the
'•
,
chime
to
erectly two thlriU of thoee vo.ij
Ing which wee rerjuired by tho
H
Constitution.
On the flrat charge, that. KitJudge Halstead L.
Ur allowed excettlve feat to hit Mi«m| „ho w«* toda
formal law partner, A. U Kankin of Waat Palm Beach, (or
racolrarihlpe, the vote waa 55 to
IS, one leaking tha required two*
—third*, the eerenth and laet
•a
charge Included all the other
IlIS
ell. The vote on the tecond
charge wet 53 to 33; third
charge, 44 to 29; fourth charge,
M to 48; fifth charge, sa to (8;
t
tilth charge, 48 to 38.
in ti
Sene tor Auttln, Vermont Re
lu ll
publican, Immediately challenged
the final vote, claiming Ritter
,- v
could not be convicted an cn
11 ''omnibus" count when he had
JSCS
been declared, Innocent of tha
f].n
charge* eepnraUly. Democratic
" V 11
Leader Rohlnton moved that
SARASOTA, Apr. 17.—
Auttln be declared out of order
and Senator Pittman,
K im lt Aeelatent SccraUry of War Harry
H. Woodring existed organised
mlnorltlca in thie country "who**
Icedera occupy etrategio poeltlona
Iq college*, churchec and other
organisations” which he aald are
conductingInert* ilnel
vigor out
ceipteetlng increasingly vtgorqua
campaign against adequate da.
fenae. He eddresaed the annual
Fascists Said To ■.
In Grave Danj
Because Of •Ra
The League o f Natfb
Committee
o f
Thlrte
agreed today that attain
to effect conciliation In t
Ethiontan war hava faQt
Although Italian'troopa’
ready are nearing
Ad
Ahaha, the League t e l
flatly rejected Italy's ofl
to negotiate an nnnlitlM
The lUtlaa
Offer den***
direct negttiatlona between that
nit lone’ military communto,'^
h
Bold, fioldnpr And
Get Large Amount
D*1*
tr,lt|ng
Ethiopia
Bf*
vanquished nation, with no H(j
ftrence by the Leegti*. Am,
modification to thle offer, ' 1$
suggested It wou)d permit LMJ
oheervere to keep In cloee to
with the negotiation*.
Having refuted tha fir s tf*r Tbureday, the Ktkloplene'
on turned ddwn the “ medtfl
lion."
The Committee o f Thlrta
decided to connate tho Leaf
Counrll In eitradordlnary'l
ajona next Monday to discus*
conflict In tha presence *
repreeantatlvet
of
Um ' |
belligerents.
.
Start Fee Capital A
ROME,
Apr. VT.--t*V .|j
began Ita daring 11S*atUbHK
thronglr*the"heart o f 'S S A
toward tha capital city o f 7 H
Ababa ttcalf yaatarday.
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NUTLET, W. J , Apr. U . - m Seven bandits armed with sawedoff shotgun* end revolver* looted
$he baggage ear safe on an Erie
railroad train today In a morning
robbery at tb* tiny elation In the
heart of tha residence section.
Italians la Daagar
Newark detectives said the loot
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1T<
amounted to $58,000, but Railway
—Mussolini’* soldier* are
Express Agency official* said they
grave danger, despite tw* *
knew of only $900 which wet con
vietorIe* ever the
BUg
signed to tha People’s National
achieved by a ruse aa eleve
Bank of Bellevlll*.
tb* Greeks used at Troy,
WUnes*** eald the robbery took
tary expert* hare b*U*vot
only a few minutes. Gunman,
Coming ralnx, making tha
hidden behind shrubbery, cam* In*
road from Mahal* to Deasyo
to the open when the train pulled
pat table to supply trucks^
Into the elation end covered the
blntd with danger e f ng|
Irala crew and •Station MaaUr
raids from the left flask t
William Sutherland. Tw* entered
the Makala-to-Deaay* lis« an
the baggage ear and disarmed the
source* of Marshal Bade
messenger guard. Three remained
dinger.
on tho platform and two waited
In a ear. After rtfllnir tha safe,
tha robber* fled, passengers were
unmolested.
Tha nbbon wore emoked gl**■** end carried * half down can
vas bake la which the loot was
put.. •
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WASHINGTON, Apr. IT.
Sutherland esid: “The first
—Another New Dent css
thing I knew, a man cam* up from
tag the right o f the fed
behind aad shoved • eawed-off
emm rat to provide PWA
ihotgim tato mr rib* and told m*
publicly
owned
I
to stick up my hands.”
disabled comrade* of the World
projects, m i today
War."
Full payment of Ut* bonus, th* Supreme Court
Th* I Hike Power C
Commander Murphy said In tto
the Boothem Public t
prepared test of his sddre**, was
pony appealed from n
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((WUIi h S *• Pan* ■ * * !)
Circuit Court of Appt
TALLAHASSEE, Apr.
lotto, N. C, uphridll
—Tha field e f candidate* for gov*
the government In pn
enter wh# have paid their campalfg fee* to Secretary f f State
Robert A. Gray Increased to 10
today, VvWng a new record. The
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Apr.
previous retard was nine, estab 17. —(A V - Intern*
excitement
lished Ik IMS and then reduced raged tor* today awlag to the hill
to right- when Feu* A* Hathaway ing of nine persons, Including *
w ith er* gTtor flrat paying the woman end a girt, by enraged
Croat peasant* at BeroeUaeto.
** K
l TV* tenth candidate to qualify
Th* slaying* wera regarded sa
tklejuar wu* William C. Hod gw due to friction between Croats
ef titllekeeiee, president ef the aad Serb* which caused the assas
ltM^|$ala ifnate, .who paid the sination of * deputy on Aprs 10
end other billing*. Bln of today's
victim* w en killed Is tb* district
Another New
Case I s App
To Supreme Co
Atara ton toon a resident th* Southern Diet aad
Kamift
*^ U T T
~for “ •Serart at AetovUle,will toll
pram and U serving
hm ” Wh*t to eat to IN* to be HXT.
V *?*y t *r
^
the Mayfair Hotel at 8 o’clock
...
2 * tw ilnff. The public I* In*
wtetont opperilion.
Bo toted. She wants to locate *
*—
mayor of Me Mmllar resort hi Florida for th*
”
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“ * tetotor Meson aad Sanford la on*
to “ pring* city raunril *g th* oration* considered. , Dr.
• V s*
"* toadell has leetnred In every.
^T*1* * ^
o f. Cow*totolnr. Ie cenridend an authorMd tto farm board.
Ity ef food. and her cookbook
,
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- teto the only one winning on
HP
F e e r e o [ • w a r d at the /Century of Prog-
Wave
Hoover If Fundr* n|KMlti9B ta cht«r>.
Ida Is To Get *A
on And A Half
n U. 8. For Roads
INOWN.’ Apt. IT^-Unprovision of tto Cartdll, peesod by tto Hoot*
f, authorisation for apm o f manta* for
fed-
10 Have Qualified
In Governor’s Race
Enraged Peasants In
Yugoslavia Kill Nine
LOCAL
Who Refused
rer Questions
id By Senate Madrid Workers Call
For Strike In Capital
TON. Apr.
I
lobby
committee
I from further toerit Oranweld *(
th*
MADRID, Apr 1 T ^ W » - Ms,
�Herald
Child Health
Borah’s T h r e a t
P t i t s ‘Motley In
Gbmpaigft Pidafg
.. «■4>i ■
Every day should he "Cbftd Health Day/'
haa been act aside n a special oetial&n f i t th
ahd eotwfdcration o f child health by the office
In the Department o f the IntWIof At the su«rcstiort of
tfV HERBERT P l.m ifE R
American Child Health Association. According- to
James F. Rogers, U. S. Consultant In Hygiene and He
WASIIINOTQN. Ayr, t 7 ^ / n
Edwcgtinn, the special emphasis to be given to thio subject —Politician* who rtmerr.\«r the
on Slay Day will atimulate better core of children through torbotenl day* preceding the Re
publican national miWenttoff Af
out the entire year.
t 9 » perket
thetr ear* at the
The Children’* Buremi h it prepared the following threat or R«n*tor Borvh f6 "tri
p r o g r a m A* a suggested list of A ctivities for th e d a y : the whole story" of th# "van a*tl
p.
1. State broadcast ami newspaper releases tb Inform abounding amounts of money"
the public of th e Stato plans for health and security of beinr spent to prevent hie nomi
nation.
„
thitdren
■
While
the
Tdtho
senator
did not
2. Speeches by State and local health and child wel
disclose publicly What tnforthvfare officials.
tlnn he hai, the manner In which
3. Lcical conferences on community needs and on the he made hla threat we, sufficient
program for material and child health and welfare.
to cause those who know Borah to
W ft
4. Programs by school* and children’s organizations do anything hut tike hie rhirgee
f t M Aaw VtrV. on attainment by each child of his best physical condition, hv'htly
It wai (tiirsh wtio Introduced the
M eisb A d r t i r avoidance of accidenta and disease, und use of recreAtion
resolution In 1910 which result*’
**MSR Is tisla- for maintaining health.
t(e (I# r .f re
Special material for use by schools In this celebration, in the creation o f the Senete camef all x e e l U r a i .l 'i
committee.
*N W M
.merrt'e. prepared hy Misa Anne Whitney, former director 6 t health tuiixn evpemliturrt
The disclosure* of that eommlttee
I* r*le ee*«r a,C else *hr
new* settle*** kerele. AH eduratlon in tho American Child Health Association, is were largejr responsible fer thr
JW mtSHre'leae er aprrtal available through the School Heslth Education Service of
femous
I .oe-den-Wood-Johnson
I kerele ere a I .a cr-rrr
the National Education Association, Washington, D. C. deedlnek In the Repo llcan con
The slogan for May Dny this year Is Health and Security vention thnt hronght ebont the
^ f in J A V , APRIL 17. 193*
of Every Child.
nomination of Warren O. nerdlng
Too many children, the Bureau liciievea, lose their .mil his eahtteci mot election to the
ftoWard Thurston,
world f.vfiresidenry.
•magteMn, died In
Miand health in later life because of faulty care while they are
It was thl* r mmittee's dls{ Ou other <lay. fl«- couldn't, young. Too many parents arc allowing their children to be
come weak and anemic, stunted or actually deformed, rlosure that a « » r rhe-t of more
' t U t one out of 4 hat.
then a million ..llirs hid been
through sheer ignornnee of the Importance of proper m|se*1
to nhtnip the rumination
i la th* lime fc - tho** fr|. dieting, proper exercise, proper Ventilation, and proper fur flenernl l.eonard Wood that
living.
speUeil defeat for him
I W ho have been ennd-mning
Education, il Is hoped, will correct much of this evil
Chamber of Commerce for
E'iilenio n|.ii *ar o'tiin ed ^f
it did do, to till it what it nnd it is thought that in most cases where children do how polltienl itrinfi were pit ted
M do
not have the best health opportunities, this unfortunate ■In Missouri to line no detef-etes
—------ o--------------condition Is the result of a lack o f information and not nf I for h’rnnb Iu’Wilen I »*■ en himthrtirl Ineull—you rrmombrr Interest in the chilli’s welfare. Although
it is believed elf disrleioii'd uny knowledire iff
tKa men who travelled io that in some eases, parents seem little better able to ap I •uch maneuvering, hut it enjitril’t cnrfvcly ftl Crew* a few years
preciate the importance of health than to understand , iilrd to his ilnwnfal
p V tu , lie l« mow e n g ir d '0
| Borah ilrrlaci-s now thit “ tie
ldea*t!nf business in how to nssure health.
|fore this campaign «toiv ii over,
There is a wonderful opportunity on such occasions the u«e of the money end where if
B »;
n _
as ft National Child Health Day to educate people with re- tBme from will he well known, heJ lr s t th* Soviet V'-ith marsh spect to the importance of protecting their children's - , inc I with initnimenlsl in rr«-et*the road i . t life with * health am! to testch them how fo do It. The health of a in* a Weihifiiftnn committee which
on h i. I'pr, bttt 1,'t him n-l nation’s people is one of its most important assets.
wil illuclmik It”
tb firry * rlfl
ant hie
■honld know h-«v in u«e
■Ay* Alexander Vnrltryvlch
**,■• Ilol h*vl><
» errtary
•1 o f th* rantrnl r immlttim
I Communist Youth I***•,*
FLORIDA TIMES-UNfcjN
Member* o f ffib board 0? d fm tori of th* Seminole County
CTiamher of Commerr* fcny «fih in the lost few dty* fleeted a new
prr’ i ent c t that body who ha*
set at not the Uak o f rebuilding
the organisation to QU enrfnenc*
the county’* resoW tt. Justify.
They hav# wtsd y, R f* indlfaMd
from hit tniug-uril appeal to the
eitlzene, selected • Itorin*** man,
T. E Slmpwm. Orho iwcekirirH the
*X*.1 ! re«pondhlhty Hral ha* been
.aligned to him. At the same time
h* l-rowt that If th* people want
a viril* and
active Chamber of
Commerce they can bare on*.
Approaching
A , membership
drfie darting A p r IS in face o f
Intimations that it Is Impossible
to ronturt e successful campaign
under present conditions, he sums
vp the matter in these sensible ob
servations:
“ looking bsck over the pest ac-omplishnH nts of Heminole Coun
ty, vvr rhel rnge this statement,
for we firmly believe the peoplo
of “M-minnle County ere entirely
capable of raring for their need*
'h it they can accomplish things
on their own arrord end we have
implicit faith and
confidence In
the.r s.pport of this drive.”
< ilitens of Seminole, or env
vthrr county, can make of their
Chamber of Commerce just what
'He; s nt if to te. They can com
bine their energies end pool their
-onimunitv reso rres in it, and
-rrste n powerful forr# for com
munity nfelfare enl progress, or
they can assume an attitude of in
difference a ” lwt fleorge do it"
policy, end accomplish' IttI* nr
nothing. The tim e idea appM* to
all cities and communities alike.
K--enttits
of a
aureiieful
Chamber o f Commerce may he
ftrmmetl op
ktl And Personal Activities
In
MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor
for th# community as a who e.
yislon n»*y be each that it en -. .
___
________
__ _
reurag*# (fream* o f jM ta ***, but (riacuaa
this atate'* tran*lont |dl*eu**'4tmlesa It ta backed 6y definite 1program which is directed by the
plana taaed on
aound busfness '
Judgment, th* Chamber of ComrAerr* i* much Ilk* . roddertts* Commerce doe* not represent the
ship at »«a. It will mak* progress full cuty of civic citizenship. It
with the greatest difficulty.
may b* true thxt the contribution
Even wfth Intense Interest and In money toward financing tb*
loyalty plus w ell.lay plana, noth Chamber’s program la an impor
ing ran b# gained without work. tant factor. There are, however,
Whhotrt action Thrtr IOy*V and ether duties to be performed, and
vision will go for. natght. Wheth the greater the ro-operatlon In
Mra. Herbert
er or not S«ralnol* Countlana ar* this respect, the greater will be
Celery Ave.
to hSv* a Chamber of Commerce the progress of the community
that wttl adequate y represent j effort.
that community depends, there- '
i w*mve* -i.n *i -^rfore, depends upon the extent to
which they respond to the pleas
(hat hav i been placed before them
6y President Simpson when he re
minds them that:
“ We must have your flnanrial
support—which
means
your
meirherahip.
“ (Ve muat have yoar contriba-'
lion— whleh means your idee# an d1
suggestions regar, inif whit is
needed In the community and what
should be done hy the Chamber. (
"We must have your co-opera- •
tion—which means your w illing-|
ness to work heart to h**rt and
hand to hand with your neighbor
In carrying out the projects which
the malortty o f the membership
has deckfed upon.”
Too mi’ rh stress hard y c*n ')# '
placed on the fact that not mere
memtenhlp In th# Chamber of.
— *- -A
FLOWERS
All Occasions
E. Russell
Phone 604-J
A Linen Suit
properly
laundered
will please you
Seminole County Laundry, Inc.
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T t’ ESDAT
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■hiiimi
At The M ayfair
Before a large ( ] t> - c ef pah
faur-r.-ed
-'W-’ a. the
Wen* 5i«* P -m r y S<vool yew.
seetrd it. z a r .,;
festival
ca Thursday e m ury cry
•*e ock at thr .. k.—j ,
The affair wa- . *—er
a three
acts. CTtre Ii *. R . . v
Mother
Party. , * i -S, 1
\
af
Jerk an-i Ji” Fk.-v . .
(kr
thirl art t . . . v.u.1, sy
Mra.
Nathan Cvr-. r
The enf.tr r-'-r-am , H pr^
seafrvf i* fallow.
•ii n ; 1 1 n t r v \ r e
Last R n| in . l!i!l; !• no* on
Tb- R nge. fVrklo- I re At ■
• tn or Cha.'e. RrU-v. Walter
Beal ,.e— rr if.dis.1 Kay IVgT.
Mn-l-.n T -isrr f r n l
White.
Wiltve Boo'S f t
Edw. I
5mltk. t . . Kit \n-.. Virkerv.!
I c r - r 11 »h ' V i l e ,
Creme.,
Aubrey ttVo'en. M>*> -n f j , .
Gerakl Wai'hal. II me- IS a tee
Two I j ’ -lr
>-. r't . C rain -.'
C. V AJam*, Jr., of JarkawarilW
j an-l James 11. Swfrn ry of S t A u f
j #i?me im irx l yrwterJj. to ippnl
I a fern ia y i a! Ihe Mayfair.
Personals
BEACH WEAR
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FLORIDA
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BATHINGSUITS
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Crisp Organdy -
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Sbcks — Shirts
Capes — Jackets
Como
WKAR.
«]war1« n
m for jtw r BFoACII
Wr’ro truly Wadf.*r
SoaiT
* S cn s 14 to 20
CMberm rqmmfly u
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FINE QUALITY
Dress Materials
2 yds.25c
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SANFORD
NATIONAL
GUARD
:
• PRINTS
• TUB FAST
• FULL CUT
• FAST COLORS
• l ’N IH KNIsiRTM .13
• BOER I TO II
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NEW
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Sponsored By
the
— Os* Ihe Smew —
PUKE
• SANFORIZED SHRUNK
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• STOCK U P N O W
FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS
ERIE. Pa. Apr. 17.—<*■}—To a
warning to “ be careful," when hs
»ttrt*l as a boy of it, John Ulrich
credits hla record of nearly 60
ysora service
a cab driver with
out an accldcnL *
German Yachts Plan
N o r t h Sea Regatta
BUM* O ■BilftMftWW
Trunks SOCKS
2* 17c
• FIRST Q U A U T T
M T O tt
• FANCY P A T m X S
Tom orrow
Night
• BUT A S U IT L T
.
Air* lumber, if o flf t
and bulldUg materials
« alt VlnRs caH AA Aa.
H»r* you'l' find th*
GOVERNOR
MEWS OXHIDE
SATURDAY APRIL 18TH
ii
. Ov e r a l l s
„
Wlilr fu M M T i. Job* M ttw h.% M i
doth* oa 8«nd*y tnd ria|ted Prof.
An
wmd. uses 32 ta M.
tie* where aho will »F*iid th* sr**k
SftSa’iw si
IYo«f.
it.
MEN’S SUPER PAY DAY
m non
or th* Orlhd Lbdgt or Florida
Independent Order of 6dd Fellows
b * g y yrstarday with the mretlag
of th* Or*lid LWmpmeni ah"
th*, ' u7 .**. 4>'7og*d with th*
OJkmhlf* *f Udgte front Jackson*
mi* to K*y W*at And front Fea.
aksola to Tim pa and It U *etlmaidd that torn* no* visitor* to
***
J f* 11
*»»• annual
•■•lion, TB* hotala and hom* are
U M to th#hr utmost to »e*
commodat* the m.ay people hers
and ih* aoatlon bid* fair to b* one
of iha most iucceuful In point of
number* that haa b**n hold la
many ysArs ITU K*l*ccaa srs **•
P^fod hers today la fu'J force aad
tlMr flsARnts will be h«ld In tho
STORY OF B R O A D W A Y
Sanford Branch of the A*m en
tion for Children Edccat ion w*11
sponsor ascenefit bridge patty at
First of. the mcrtings sa< h. I !
Ml. Wallace »
(tell
r u »S:M P. M. at the Elks Club. Itr- Wednesday mcht
the churrh.
ervations may he made with Mr*, with the Rev. W . trr Pa.-iglia ..f nmg to leave to mo r -. a foe Fa.
J. C. Mitchell or Miss Camilla the U s e I ity M- i,>n is the main fv-Jla. V » , ............. h .r |<r, nU
f' r a 'h il l lime
Barbeft
reaker. lie .Ir. •.. | k „
ty.
to hia work in 1 -.r City 71.
WEDNESDAY
Jrmi . Arant of l.aire.vilte o '
Rev Dane I Iv. - „ ..f Miami Ir.l
•l»-n-ling .rvrral ils j« here w.O|i
the
dr»nti«iul
The Night Circle of the First
Mr arvl Mr-. C II t ...-hum amll
Baptist Church will meet at d:JO
Pternling the r-.-tm e VVr-Inr. Mr end ilr . J |1 I teh iia .
pslkr.. - w l aal hare share thr < f d l« 1 ' with
w tte Pe*i I
F* M. in the T. K. I. rlamri-iiii •lay night an r . , utivr hoard
St-Uy anl Carre
So*g asnt I ran - VI ,
n
a
Little
i. i i - i
T-a
G
The Co denrIVI Missionary So mer’ mg wa. h . ... -h, sflrrim ri
Fra r mat) draoaa o f kark.toc. life, f t a ) m : at tn I;
J|i-. rla.ro Tarkrj t. r . ^ . t . d
Ib-rke
li.t r
R r -.ciety will have an ice rrram •«» en ' a dinnrr /..} ihe hoard and to rrr tn h..n*e Sumlay fr .rn I W
Varan K .ii'rn; i:sr--rr-.. Je j —
clal at 7:30 P. M. at thr Con Rianrakrr. wa. .tage.f ,n (he rven choler where .he ha. been suit-!
tsnne
ll.-v ar,|
i. l
Vrrsta; y
.
F U E X S IttRi ||i 1X1*1 \
nitjr House in Goldenrobl.
remit. Aairey T -fl
.A'l tnr at thr Mlvr«> Hotel, It t n » r friendi for the pa.t we-k.
1'r.Oee-: C "r.«. K i .f—
Me
I M A T A N Z k - t e # ' \j-e i :
randklatm ir e inriterl
attendrj by a**vit ’* m^nher* of |
M m .
• trtlan. M.nrvr- R l if t . -1 tl * ' k- ’
C U w la e ti an! M - r . ’ hr. fo r t d
------ ------------ | M»V* F*VlU» lljf.fy jn.IrrMeqf
he-- Rahrt— MrFd->- M. Trer..
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E”
t * b a latHsie . -,.J hr. rwreKatie.
I an operafien
for
append'.i , „
S-r- r. -. Sh» ^ . f a i l L r r
Mar, f l ^ f *
*'«4» * Pa* 1S*<*
* k' brrt Wat** • l.s k *-f g is e i,
’ Wr.lne..lay aftrrmw.n
,.
p .,
fTilYkABg
D » . ta Isa: 1 *ee prtTate k)'!rv'"■ *« U . t . e l „ . Jews* J d s o .
FevnaM U ’rM..n Mrm.<rial l|.»
SftpiV F if Ity
rvwn
ptaar here la-I mgkt en a flvgtst
Fa* ' - IWvbt I ftllfL
pital.
t*’ ww. %f Rif^*T RiMf K’wkard.
treea \uewsia- ta Havana
I iB»FibT K
I '»nn# Rlswat
Mr. R A W om an. M -. «
t>(.| Woman »n s -h— . Biwws . « * ’ s!‘l\ C OF JACK AND J i l l
iE. Watw.n, VI,
|!,n r.ntsm if
Martha I r Tt HTan
i F»» “’ sol Mwoic^-1
Lose Tez
,.n d Mr. VV V ''L-m . ........ ..
Ml
h.
to IVaTtec.
ll. ach
W r l - ^ t ,.p^ |y ^
v„ r
. Cm *■■■ K itbn
f o r Ihe ilar.
t iW tta Kt ibv
i.K'c c i i n »NSF.Mni r
Spews* t r r , IV Ar-e.'—l
tk+ iosnL
litr 5w.*^. Word t-tesrws.
* TV* «TT *Tww- rn ^ 'in r at (Wr f.nT»hy Krskrss
rhnrrb TVirwtiy fratnrrj tw«|
FVrey « l-i.lv B r d h . ■>i
litlka br M r * .
»f. A O rw of At-,
Bill, B-.y. Bslh— t
These nr* Just a few of the
Isvia. r^-ncrml ^ v n M jr v w I f * !
O bi*.
good things jr-ull find in our
The
Kit.-,
Bahhwin
Jerry
who
al^b r>T« another tar\|
UUi Anniversary Value Cele
Wlu-e Uar, IIill. rVsrtrs Ro
FritUf «tw»*nrnr.
V ii«
lUrVa-n
bration!
*
lan'!. Filth
I . . . . . . v.
Map*. B i .v
WylW of TilIa)ta«>DF( « h#* |«
‘
Creene. Mar-ha Wiiltn.
Bettv
b<fly (V ila *,
charge o f work
IS^-SyV
J Ming I r—y IW r * . Mary H
• *5. KbVa J
riaw
«t*«*Wni« at i V
FVir^'a
Tew. S ilih l a r 'i s f .
Ile*-n
Br-ly
Slate Cel r fp far Woodit. n «
11 ir'rksn. Jar >ce lln w s Calk
COLORED
BORDERS
Uft.fr. ami lm
Mr Arth *
SAVE! RINGLESS
* alow a f f t t j r f of *n»ar?«!iy after
rriiw Clark. J :tsssr IT—warX
T»*‘ ft. Ifw«
S a r a . I k s ')
j d A e s t a U e o A Ills — -to
. *ww»n“s pfufTT-w
Ire Arw*.?rw*g. Is-rs- fh-ssss.
.
..
1 V A —4
o k oeaw. e o s UeS.
Id — -viwrw lo rry Lrrisag. <>SL
TW Re* W illu f
rnt
W't'ksm llardm. Fvvfyn Mat
T --arr. Lena S a i a
ll-asy
too#
- d - * • J .. I . , V—a 1
R jrW p w t
•▼woral
thew- lliretl t hagnsan. • « r
RvUee. Ija & etyk HaJl J.aa
•n r r * ir r
of
Yf**mr FVof*V*
r.ne l.k 'iw . P A *rts tts e * .
s e H—’eVam. YttWi* U n t o
W»*fk. fiYD in r'lirm s. *Ot»t
B-»‘ hvnottr Besrd. Mms— Chia a j klfm f Creeae.
ItaV o f
F.h< I*' b "
kam. Marion Kab-e*. Paolos*
Tfcof%J»T mrH* »t 7 *n <i*rW\
RK Vhx.
Karla rl Ce
Brans. Ring Erarvr. Patsy Rears,
T l# P - t T I. Ivan* of
Adrian 5tacey. Ucmre Waltrw. f r i . r Gist BarVarw Sank.
GOOD S U E 17 s X
F U L L FASHIONED
|
o f tfch Mty t n
a!*-* - l /t t in r
Ca'rk la *> a g
and
If.s.t
rnd
r.lwnvl I’ sksrs.
DOUBLE TERRY
PURE SII.R
h th* p rogram.
- « h "
ll—ree Waters
F
su
tk
s m ra itsa
BUT FOR SUMMER
PMXJT TUI’S
fe— kiagto. trie* C lsk
•
ACT II
M "TH FR G**»SF r i T T T
— NEW SHIPMENT
M* Ihrr Cosw. Maty !! » '« « Tew.
B*s- Peep. Im»i— «"!a'k
B-.y B* e. U t i b r Beard.
Obi king f d r . Ilat-'il C k s r " .
r .M V r . Irma Matthews. RettJ
J Wwnsisaeh. Lola Mae Lane.
Fse—. Grrahlssse Hmckltffir.
, Jack llor a n . Ih e s li IM kstfc. i
• PRINTED BATISTES
I Ms—
. M sffrt. Virginia 7.ir llr iir. |
• PAST VAT COIjORS
’ «Ui W e s t . I a Vet we C»tkAe-s.
• M INCHES WIDE
. 'A iU rrs. Jean L h i t s .
CoHiw.
1 Bch-srit. is. J w sits Harper. W ;
ly'R r tee. Brerurd Dykes. V so
Reasons W hy
la Alexandre. Brtty
M trk'r.
CU-t) s W right, la d Bitly B is You Should
The
CHILDREN'S
BOYS* ■sis.
Show Tonight
Jark Spratt. Jasas* Rsrwey.
SANFORD TWENTY YEAfttl AGO
A delightful meeting o f th* Saw
Stw Club was hrU lift Friday
afUrnoon with Mr*. Wj H. Mc
Kinnon Aa' hosts**. Th# hoar*
p iu a t pleasantly with n«#dl*«ork
ami aortal ebat, while dainty fsfrtahmi'nt were isrvsd at tb*
efcw* of tho afUrnoon. Enjoying
th* gracloa* hospitality of th*
bo*U*t wdr*: U r * . C. if. Ding**,
Mra. May Dirklna, Mra. P. L.
Woodruff. Mra. J. ft. WlUon, Mrs.
John Smith, Mra. Ttintry MrlatHht, MU. 0. U Taylor, Mrs.
B. A. Howard, Mrs. C. E. Henry,
Mrs. Ed Htggini, Mrs. C*org. D.
Blahop, Mra. S*m Bradford, Mr*.
0 . I. Louth*, and Mlaa Osrtnid*
McCtung.
>
Mr< and Mr*. Harry HI* Chapmother*.
psll bats ItitMd Invtutlnna to thh
marrtags of ihdr daughter, Mary,
m unoiual that maboi td Mr. William EdWfn Cbulbborn,
tt decidedly U new. tba wadding to Uks ptara Thurs
aiQ county In Ohio an- day. April t l, i t thotr bows th
C*l«ry Av*mil.
• :
Mias Arsth*
T ftith
hft
LOVE
‘IACKSOH VILLE
ihr
Ii i i i I.
• ’
It w.tt lint until :ificr the Itlfthn
•rnntvc hiiil ill iilr
his ruirt-iit
-barerc nf evct—vive vp,-n ilic that
th • Ailniinietntti’ n h-oilcr* tn the
Senate «9t nnnmH
namln* the
llHfnfheri nf that innnnltlee.
Sich a m m rittre i< *ct up In
evi ry rnin|mi*n yiai iv a Jill tier
uf
mntlne.
Srmtur
Birah’a
tharl:••' hnwevyr,
may- lift It#
ilutli-c th|i yrir far ehnie routine.
The activities nf Ihe' expendl
turn rmirqiltteo may* nnt bv ennflneil whhlly tn Bnryh'a charge* of
pre-convention ipemling one* it
grtv umler way.
Whl-|n'rc tfhiml the vcenc* have
cahl that if the Stuxto-oW not ortier apertiT invrnticatinn of alleged
politics within the Ailminbtrstlon
tlen'ii relloj and other rmergency
espemllturi s,
that
that angle
might Ik* exp orwl by the commit
tee on campaign expenditure*.
Democrat*, of course, will con
trol the committee elnre they will
b*j In Ihc mvlorlty. /The greatest
interest et the nrnment, however,
lies In what Rorsh hi* tu say in
support o f hla charge that "cor
poration powers are putting up
money to control the Cleveland
(Repvhlicvnt convention” tiul l*
the elfocU the statement will have
on that convention.
HAbb^a Affection
- Was Worth $25,000
The Woman’s Missionary £odety o f the First M*thodi-i
Ib srth will have its regu'er
m*etin* at 3:00 P. /«• , t the
church with Cirri* Number Tw..
I* charge.
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W ent Side Primary
Haa Spring Festival
Tele-phone ILS n t i ami
Over ^1*3 d e la t e s . iFprExpr:
Miss Ruth Writ, h-i* g no to
ing aasiliarin from Astor
Ke>
Mew York < i ’ t
« > r.i » - hort
'Vest and from the At antic to th. v lotu m .
« « lf . attended the S t Johns
Prrsnvtrry o f tho Fhirita Srrw>l
M i.. Anne J..ne. ..f M i 'o-rry.
hell here Wrdne- lay, Thure
I formerly of Ihr. rll). is •enirag
»m| today at the l-wal |*r«-. j
,hc reek-end here with f r - » . .
tenan l h-.rch
Many a-s-m '.l)
Mr. and Mr* IVn I - - 1..Jrn c f
• orkcr. and prominnit mini d e l.
fri m all pjrts nf the coun'-) were tiazne.sdie are -pending the Fast
er holaiay. hete » th ir'ali.e*.
among those in attr-v.ian.e-
MONDAY
I'nrah'* claim f<» Ivin* ‘ in«trii1'.’enliT* in tin* r m im n n f the
|‘ ‘ '■ante
r«iT|iaicn
cxp-m litilfce
Time PaaseH On
l uni I ittri- thin y r ir l< iltapiAml liy
1 in- Ifi’inm roti. The rrr inl nhnwa
-Miss Hurlnra Ann Iiurgert, freshman in u Kansas City »i. f J[i| in .n,i nf Artvn-a*. I*f*iin»Mr Ii school, won iho f50() firnt prize in a nation-wide con i-ritii- Iciilcr n f tin* K<-nifte, i* antest tinder the auspices of the (iruen Watch Company in ifmr i•f thn rsmlvtinn. Ilnrih. hnw
which more than ‘Jfi.OOO essays on ‘T he Importance of cvi-r. ilhl riinfcr wllh Rnhln«un un
mnking or marring. Use them. I ask no favor: abuse,
them, I toko no blame; lose them, they are gone forever.'
"How Important, the fleet seconds measuring heart
beat and breath! How significant, the’ lntfslble masonry
from which the Ages arcbu n tl”
Many Delegates At
Presbyterian Meet
Social Calendar
n------------
d iT or n«»t to »ll f**
I b* the question with the p.,
II adv'snrs of the Ailmlnlntr-i TIMf were submitted to three Judges Who are presidents
tlon In Washington
Hut tt.i. • of three American universities. ‘ Miss Rurgert, Who has
' ***m» tn be no eurh question In
attracted wide attention hy the brilliance of her work,
tH#-nilndk of Smat.ir Fletcher
wrote the following piece to win the contest:
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other pro-rirklUt,
W lh
’Tick-tfick . . . tfnwn blush and mounting lark. Man
, fh«*» lt» dig ahd keep d'gglna
awaits, awed, the miracle of birth. A feeble cry ripples
'** they get th* mnn'-y.
----------- o-------------the silence. Eyes seek the clock . . . ’— a boy. Horn 0:47/
; J a Clave’ and, Ohio, a
pollnr1
’ Tick-hick . . . morning sun through vines.
Blue
I* being Invretltrateil In an china, clinking silver; bright babble of children.
Mother
I to lemrn how he «n4net*d to cyM the dock . . . ’8:30; time for school.’
■oitto 1109,'JOO new il.'posltml
’Tlck-tock . . . stnined glass windows, virginal bloom;
rnamr In the banks out of *
whispering satin; n misty vCII, Peoplo watch, awed, the
Uf 11.600 a ytnr ovir n
union i»f two who walk toother, agreed . . . 'married at
od o f a few yca/s. Snmctlia *
noon.’
public offl-tnl. show mhhtv
"Tick-lock . , . twilight hush and mourning dove. Man
6 ability In eavlhg enythmn
I* * f government evpen.lllurrv awaits, awed, the mystery of death. A fluttering sigh and
II* making
teally
amntii*.; silt nee . . . 'passed away, 7:36.’
’ •
•»e In eavlng out o f thrl.
"Wheels of Commerce tojvo on time . . tons of steel
aalarlre.
thunder along shining rails, the engineer’s hand on the
i
—---------o -----------throttle, jits faculties tuned to time. One minute too fast,
i w . fin go ahing with thrr.
- dlaaster . . . airmen, steamer pilots,
th* wmlth" movement . or slowj may
Nirgemcn.
time
thejr
speed with precision accuracy. _ _
A> M l belKie in ehiru r’
"Cogs of Business mesh on time . . . whistles sound,
Ska, at tract not to Ihr
j * f losing them in-rmnnentiy, doors open; entiles* hi?lt* carry chaasls, motor, body, wheels,
those who hive forgnttrn| Workmen, tuned to time, move swiftly, precisely, finishing
I'lWturn borrowed Looks for
another automobile on exact schedule . . . packing house,
b d ih f a year or mora nml cannery, printing press, loom — our comforts, amenities,
.g u U t reminder* we, and
luxuries, necessities, are available through split-second tim
Ilka ua whose libraries hive ing.
.
b**n depleted, will appreciate
"L
ife
buds,
blooms,
matures,
withers,
while
llr
te
looks
thoughtful rimelderatlon of
on, friend or foe for the choosing . . . ’The hours I give for
f delicate appeal.
Ho* tax** were first lmla thl* reunify In 1019. If
,
which h*v» bet A
•lac* th*n thfM gh ‘ hi*
i u f taxation, werO laid abb
wcubl reach M M ,
’
or about 1160 time*
th* tarih. according ta
urn Industries com.
h Also If ad these pennies
i*d for th* purpose of
highway, (hey wool |
b A Copper surface to feet
<*d nearly tO,l>no mil* long.
*— ^-bh*lght nf something w
b related by the Miami
HOW* sthlch report* on an
bunt staged In Lum____
at
Miami
Beacn.
|>rt thought bow nice it
U Id kaeo a fin* Eut»r
At for lh« kiddie. In thl*
u) public park so they
*V*r to the park, hid the
L «a A then w«nt hark for thv
M . While they wars gone,
p . a l o b *11 th* egg*. When
vhIMreu
returned
they
QUALIFIES THAT BUILD CITIES
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
then i**m*d to be do plwe for It
to locate, final;y peratUalon « i
rained to iin tha Mithodiat Sondajr School building. Thla buildinf waa old and there waa no
place for • play fround, but the
«ae of the building waa appreciat
ed and It waa aaed to the beat ad
vantage. When the Methodiat Sun
day School waa mo red we bad to
Uni another achoo) building.
Through
the
klndneae
of
T, W. Lawton, euperintendeat of
poblic Initructkm, and tha aehool
board, wo were abfe to rent a
freih'.y painted green and white,
two itury houee
that
haa
Ju»t been) completely renovated,
painted and papered Inelde with
cttpboarda built In for a*.
There b a bathroom on each
floor. All equipment la being
freahljr painted and the aehool la
a model o f attractivenei* and ef
ficiency.
With the help of the KlwanU
Club the children ere rapidly
ursery School
Unit Is Called
One
Of The
Best
-«
ro to fba* la now locatad at Stf!
ihttoUo Arentm. W* Invite you
i acme by and visit the mi icrv
id SO* tho children.
Thla -school haa been rwmin?
>r shout two yean and aremn
•ted to bo permanent.
Whett the pebool flrit begin
AN N O U N C IN G
Wilcox Bill May
Get Large Fund
F o r Floridians
. LIQUOR STORE
ARCADE BLDGJ SANFORD A V E „ ROOM NO. M
ROOM NO. 8
r
-T H U R S D A Y , APRIL
16, ’36
^FEATURING THE MOST POPULAR BRANDS
— AND —
CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE OF
THE VERY BEST
Baggett's Liquor Store
WE DENVER
Affxde Bldg
end a IImanta, The Khrani* Club
•lew had the children hamonRed
for diphtheila.
We eUo hare tha Elks and
Uoni Cluba to thank for helping
make oar nureerw aehool i eucceai
aa wall aa Individual* fa the eommunitjr.
In addition to tha wonderful aid
fir m to the nureeTT aehool by the
Klwania, (Elbe aand tiona Cuba
of Sanford, the coat o f mainte
nance of threo teacher*, on* cook
and on* maid I* being paid 'ey the
Educational Department of the
WPA and la Mperriaed by Mire
N>* Griffith*, who la atat* aupervlaor of nurierg aehool*, and Mia.
Dorothea Knock*), who I* atat*
auperrlaor o f - nonary aehool
nutrition..
Regular rjalta are made by the
•tata auperriaora and tha aehool
la conducted along wall modeled
and planned eupervialon.
Thla Sanford nunery aehool la
one of the ontetandlng WPA
nuroery achoola of tho atate.
Sanford, Fla.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 17— An
aihemlmant to tho mtlonal Securi
ty Act which would iccura for
worker* o f Florida an aitimatad
$5, 400,000 which they otharwiie
would not receive ha* been Intro
duced by Congreaaman J. Mirk
Wilcox.
Wilcox laid he kad been profhtied an rarlv hearing on the meas
ure by tha Way* and Miam Tommlttee. He explilnad it la nacriiary becauie under the term* of
the national Security Act the un-
FRESHLY’
FRESHLY"
ROASTED
GROUND
employment tasee are collected
regard leu, bat are accredited to
the atato only In' the vent that the
■tata haa created an unemploy
ment fund.
Ho pointed .out that the Flori
da Legblature adjourned before
the national act waa paaaed and
that linger tha hw no benefit*
from the fund to be collected Can
be available to woeken of the
■tata, without piiiag* of hi.
amendment, until two yeare after
the »tate Lagiil.tjre ihall have
acted.
WHEELING, W. V a, Apr. lT rUP\—Tho gold oManumion cop
atolen from tho Fellah Catholic
Church here while the building
waa opened for flodd reaeue work,
waa aont back tho day after tho
congregation bald a apodal prayer
aerrle* for It* return.
_ * I beasta MU Ha MW
Notice to hereby clean, that A.
DERBT, holder ef Tax Cartlflcaia
No. 1ST, laauad Ike « k day of Aee•at. A. D. lilt, kad filed aama la
aty efflce aad has made applWottoa (or a tax deed to be laeaod
thereon. Bald certificate embrace
tha followlaw deerribed property
In tha Cooaty at Bamtnola. Bute of
Florida, lo-wti:
Bag. at Int. of 8 line af NCH
af NKt*. Baallon I*. Town.hip
It South Ranee IP Exit. with
aty lima af S A 1 Uy. run W to
Park Ar.nua N to fly BE to
Bag. (Lean • It n_>
Tba aaaeaameat of tha aald prop
erty sadar the aald cartlflcaia ie
aued tana In tha u rn . of JKNNIM
U WOODWORTH.
Unite, aald rartlflcata .nail be
redrew** nrcordlne to law, tha
property daacribed therein will be
aotd to tha hlehaat bidder at the
ceort-hanaa door on the flrxt Mon
day la tha month of Hay. III*,
which la the Hh day of Hay, Hit.
Dolet. thla Itth day ot April,
n o Seaford Herald, a newapob>r
of aenerul alrcoUUon pablliM
la
Baaterd. Somlnolo County,
Florida, for a period of alnbt weeha
■aet pracadlnc. tba lib day nf
luna. A. D. l i l t Wltaeea tha Hon*
orablo Alauadar A g t a a e Jade a
nf Mid Court, and' the Beat of
aald Court, thla Ilk day of April.
A. D. 1IIA Edwin Ft. Williama.
Clerk,
Uattad
Statea DlatrU-t
Court. Soutkeru District of Florida.
By: J. A. Law, Deputy Clerk. (Beall.
Attaat a trua ropy, Edwin It Witllama. Clark U. & Dlatrtet Coart
Southern Dlnfrlrt of Florida. Ur
J. A. Low, Deputy Clark.
s o T im a r application for
TAX OREO
taawela BUI Km. 1*0*
Netle. ’la h.rvky glean, that HH. I.INOLE hoMarof Tat Cart 1(1rata No *U. I..UCII lha Ilk Car »(
Aueu.t. A. i>. till. haa (HaO aama
In my orrico aad haa ra*Oa apo'lrallnn (or a lax dree to ho l.au.t
lharaon. Bald a.rllflcata ambrac.a
tha following Okacrltmd prsparty
V
In th. Csualy ol Bamlnels, Btaia l*H.
O. P HRIINPON.
ot Florida, to-Wlt!
Clerh of Circuit Court of Semi
11 A. ■*(. la Nil Cor. s( BWtt
of NK l( of Raction II, Townnole County. Florida.
■hlp !■ South Haags 11 East.
IBRAL)
It acraa.
Tho ....a.m .at of tho amid prav«rly un<l*r tba .aid e.rttftrsta laauad waa In tha hasia ot D, II. A
IN THE UNITED STATES UW- pr,tptrtT *
IV. r. TART.
TRICT COURT In and lor tha
t„ (
Uni... aald rartlflcata ahall ho Boulhtrn Hlalrlct of Florida, in fouei.onu,
radramrd according to law. tha ■hancary. Unll.d Hlatr. ol Am.r,n
property daacrlhad tharatn will ho K . Complainant, va Kavaa Th«<>...............
■old tu lha hlehr.t hldt.r nl th. gora', Dafand.nt. (HltiElt. To th.
court-h.iiia. door an lha ftral H..V- Safandant. Sa»aa Thaodora, No. i.
day In tha month of May, Itlf. Alklvladou and Evaryaton Stra.ta,
which la lha Hh day of May. 11*1. I'lrnaaa, Oraaca: Tou ara narahy
Inil ad thla l*lh day or April, tlractad to app*«r In tha abov»
lilt
rn tyltd c » u m
on
u l* d u y o t
a p. krrndon .
A. I> IPSA, and maka an.war
Clark of Ctrrnlt Court ot la oil • Juna,
|n a Bill Of Complaint whlck kaa
uni. County, Florida.
h..n tll.d in thla Court ,by lh» sorter! o r application ron
(SEAL}
tax n » n
United Slat.a of Am.rlra for the
<lemma Bill No. I*U
purptwt of **mne#illn«i th* Ctftlfl*
Id bar* by ylr^n. tb*l
rata ot aatucallantlon haratofnea ,T.Motlc*
« bolder wf
yoa It l« further nrdainl twlth.*Lof CLKVKLAND.
t ranted
No tic e o r
Tmm tVrtlflrmt* No, II**.
at
thla
notice
ba
published
In
T* * h e e d
juiied lb* 7th. dmy of July, A. I*.
The Amendment provide* fcr
placing the oo leetad fund* In
truit to tno credit o f the eUU
pending tho time when the atat*
leglilatton can become effective
If* e«Unrated thla would metn
■bout 15,400,000 to workera of
the itit*.
Wilcox u ld that' something like
40 at* I n are In the aami atatni
a* Florida with rtipeet to thii
law, an I that ipcclal Mailone of
the leg i.la tu m wire the only pvi■Kle alternative! to enictment of
hie bill If the auma were to be
lived
for the unemployment
fund*.
The Florida congm im an aald
he thought it wou d “ be only fair"
to -have tha collection* placed in
truit for thaie tiatea until they
•hould have h,d time to paas upon
th* aocial Mcurity propoial.
lilt, baa fit*4 ammo la mT affUa
and haa mad* aeplleatlon fee a
l u d**d ta ba laauad tbarren. SaM
cart Kleata * mbraraa lb . lalltelw
deacrlbrd properly la tba Caaitr
of namlaole. State of Florida, la*
Witt
Lola 1 * 1 Block p i l l a r
aoe'a Poultry Parma.
Tba aaaaaamam •( tbo aald arof'
parly uadar tba aaM eartineate b auac Waa la the nemo of UN
KNOWN.
-j
Ualaaa aald certificate 'obeli be
rodaamad occordlag to tew, tba
property deaertbod therein will be
eeld to tha hlih.it bidder at lbe
roart-hooee door an tbo tint Mon
day le tha moetb of t b r , ltM.
which la tha fib. ear of t u r .l l l l .
Datad thla Ird. day of April, lilt.
O. P. HBRNPON.
Clerk of Circuit Court of-icmlnolo Couaty, Florida.
URAL) .
SOTICR OF apPLICATION FOR
TAX IIKCn
nasals' mat No. L*B)
Nolle. )• harahy gtv.n, that
PETER STEEN, holdar ef Tag cA tlflrat* No. M0, Iwuttfr th* 7®.
dmj ot July. A. P. I»lf, hmi fll«4
•mma in ray nfflr# tnc hm^mmd*
mppltoallon for m l i t do*4 to b* U•unf lh*r*on, Paid certtflemtd tin*
«rmr»* ih# followrinir d•■cr'bptl
property in tho County of B#mlt«*ir. Blair of Florida, lo-wlt*
L*»« 7JT Longwood.
TTt* utsFMmrnl of tha aald prap*
•rly iififlar tbr m»Jtl rarUffrmta i*«
•"H wik In Ihm nmma of K. I*
nuprroN.
t,u*vtR* uld rartlflcata *hmH ba
nltrmr.l nerortllnr to Imw? tha
pr<>|Mtrty ih«crlt*«4 Iharaln •will ha
■old to tha htghaat bldcar ml tha
court-how*** rtnur on tha firm! Moadmy In tba iwonth of May. Hit*
which la th# fth. day i.f MmVOU
•Mi.Mt inta Ird. dmy nf April, l i lt
O. P. II v;H.NDOM,
Clark of Circuit Court of Ftml*
i»"b County. Florid#.
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No- Vk can itandard
TOTTED M B A T _
Large
P A G 8 0 A P * for
" Mild and Mellow" Rich A Full Bodied "Vigorous A Winey
Eight O’clock RedCircle
Bokar
Lb. 1 8 c Lb. 2 0 c Lb. 2 4 c
WHITEHOUSE
A
Q u a lit y
D ep £ U *tm e n t
*
RIB ROAST
BACON v
lb.
pound
Wisconsin CREAM CHEESE
W fk O A S T
Genuine Spring LAMB LEGS pound 2?C
WR*TRRN K i l n r * n
IONA WHITE
HAMS
La
LARD
ib:
Dry Salt Boiling BACON 2 pounds 2 5 c
8lioed HAM BOLOGNA
25c
15c
Hamburger or mix Sausage 2 pounds 2 5 c
Western Beef Chuck Roast lb. K t , ISC
B-. IH an*. TOPCO f t * * BA.
pound
25c STEAK, Loin or Club, 19c
pound
ComarOleoIbctnlSc G ^ ’ iik e 2'pL, « C
No. 2
19C
29c Compound LARD 2 lbs.
lb.
Riley’s Pure Pork Sausage pound
Carton
29c
*:
VEAL CUTLET
GINGERSNAPS
lb
GRAHAM CRACKERS
14 us. Sacramento
CATSUP bot.
RKITKRN ROLL V
A P Finent Quality
APRIL r?-18
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SUGAR 5 lb. pkgr
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IONA — PLAIN OR SELF RISING
Baking Powder
fc
N*. S a.*# M L T I
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Olives
JQC
ti op. jabs
p e anut bu tter
Pineapple Juice 2 fC
nil
a cask r ib a l cold U>.
Pineapple 2 cam 2JC
BOAT OR POWDRB
O. K. a fur-------COLUMBIA R1VCR
SALMON No. 1 o i
K. lit ST. STORE
ack Eagle
M:k Beer
bots. 25c
• v .,
CRISCO lb. can 2 lc ; 3 lb. can 5 9 c
Armouris
Corned Beef No* 1 can 17c
ptLLakVHT*u turn t i u
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Asarr
V » - H UU4 Xm Mm ,
Macaroni 3
FLOUR 5 lb. bag 2 « c : 12 lb. b a g5 J c
W00DBURYS SOAP 2 bars 1 5 c
BotUe Depoult ‘
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�TBS SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
'Herndon Named
To Represent The
C. M. T. C. Here
Cheese
BIG CAKE
1 DOZ. ROLLS FREE
Danish Pastry
ALL KINDS OF
Coffee
COME
. GOOD
Cakes
EARLY
FOR
SELECTION
v-ouru. ts c . M. T. C. representstlve for Seminole County, chosen
by the state civilian aide to the
, secretary o f war to aaslst young
men o f this leckm of quallfr for
enrollment In this summer’s Ci
vilian Mi itsry Training Csmps at
I Fort Screven, Ga.
i As Covnty representative, Mr.
Urmdon has volunteered along
i " ilh aeveral physicians In neart iy communities to render their
services to the government in giv.
Ing free medics examination* to
can idate* for the training camps.
Among thc*« physician* are Doc
tor* John T. Itentnn and Douglas
t A. Scott.
Young men of thi* Count, who
■desire to make application for this
I training may apply to Mr. Herndon, who will evplsin to them the
orany advantage, lo be
gained
from attending the ramp.
I Any young man of good charac, ter and snunl physique who I*
between the Ir e s of IT end 14
yean la eligible for original en
rollment. All neeetury expense*
are paid by the gov*rnm*nt, In
cluding (are to ramp and return,
uniform*, wholesome food, athletic
equipment, laundry w n k . , and
medical attention. No obligation
for feta re military service la In
curred by thoae attending the C.
M .T . G
The University of Florida at
Getnesvlll* Has offered a scholar*
ship, Vilre not to exceed 378,
which covers etemption from pay.
ment of registration fee of 310,
end room rent In one of the dor
mitories. The period i. for foor
years, provided the
r e ip h s l
maintains a satisfactory academ
ic avenge and during h's goal
ehavior. The student most be a
resident of Florida, and s gradu
al# of an acere'lted Florid, high
vchool. and present the proper ad
mission rertiflcate and certificates
o f good character. Estimated addi
tional eipense* for one year are
about 122V The scholarship la a
reward to a Florida trainee who
is outstanding in a I phase* of
Planning: Conference'
To Be Held May 4-7
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25c
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WPA o f f i c i a l f i r e d
WASHINGTON. Apr, 17—GP)
—Asserting “ We won’t stand for
-olltkal skidllug-evy In WPA,"
T irrv L.
Ilopkin* dismissed
George II Gsnnon. the Waahing•on state adminstrttor, iiectu.r
vf the alleged col ection of cam|<algn contributions from his staff.
Top A Body Repair
17 Oak
J. A. Martia
of
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of
A iw lt ,
LEGAL NOTICE
Auto Repairs
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
HF.nMDON, *
o f ( 'Ir r u it f m ir t
** on i*l y , F lo r i d a .
INK %l.»
K itchen i t
At A Price You Can Bear
Ih c flr c t M o n *
of M « r,
im i, ;
r o f M ay , 191$,
day o f
April* '
31
12 Ibi
2 4 Ib i
LOUR'
'Indtpartdeitf~JioTnc*0 twiBd curt
Quantity Rights Reserved
24lbs.72c
PEANUT BUTTER
Luscious Dessert Halves
o f
w r i .M a t iu h
rn M
t h
iir .F .n
I b M U B i l l \m, ( 0 )
N « l lc *• l*
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io * d th# 1*1 d a y n f . I t i g m t .
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l i i f , hfta rifP d wnm*
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f « r llf |r a la
r n . I . r a r r * I I I - fu llo w tl*«
«9*.##I llse.il p rii|i# M y In t h * r . u m t y
n f :Nrmiri..(>.. Hi fii*. u f f l*i r id a tn-
Peaches
jio m n
t
RIGHT TO LIMIT
40€ SANFORD AVENUE
FRI. A SAT.
APR. 17-18
Your food dollar has more cents In It when you spend it at FORREST GATCllEL'a GROCERY. We charge LOWER prices for your favorite high nuallty
products because we’re out of the high rent district. You’ll enjoy a visit here to
see our tempting array of imported foods. . . . the largest selection in Sanford.
The First Twelve Item s------------ on this list are a few
Prod\i£ts that can be purchased For A DIMfil
We We'co-Operdttng with the Sanford Baseball"Aanodathm.
Quality
"The- Red
8 18 1"
Is In
No. 2Vt can SAUER KRAUT
ARMOUR’S TOMATO JUIGE
PHILIPS SPAGHETTI
Philips Condensed TOMATATO SOUP 20 oz. can JOc
Philips Condensed Vegetable SOUP
20 oz. can
N a U can
Premier Tenderloin SARDINES
Regular 5c SALT
4 pkgs.
PREMIER COCOA
IQc
can
*7 ’ *
,____ _—
10c
10C
-— — A '
10c
Ib. can
10c
Herghey’s Cooking CHOCOLATE
Va Ib. bar..... 10C
No. 2 can
10 c
Monarch Red-KIDNEY BEANS
HENS lb. 2 5 c
PICNIC HAMS
ld»t
19
Form at
| Hik #
Hul»41 tin |n |* I'lMl liiirth i
i.
T h * n ■■•.**n i.| t i Mf tit,, ssritd pruw>
*»rly unite-1 ih»- w u .l . n i i f i , a |# iB .
* u r ,i
WM*. in
the(IN Ml# ..f
S
K M IIV N ,
1 il l* * * -<i l < rr|1 ft. i i r
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rn lrs -m * f. n t r n r i lln K
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tiiw ,
th a
p m p w r ly . t r . c i n . c s l t lir r w ln w in 1^
wuld lu th # h lM h **t t .M il«r
At
in *
f i . u r t - h i i i j . a d - n r o n kh* I n i I t i a d.*y In th # tn o n th
of
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D a lr iJ ( b is l t d . d * y o f A p r i l. 1924
'la*. .
.
O I - . if F i t S oon .
• L I r r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t o f u-te®. .
No ! ' i r,ms Rosednle
PEARS
GUARD
DANCE
MAYFAIR HOTEL
Saturday, Apr. 18
BACON lb. 15c
lb.
22v*C
Black-Draught has helped to
Winy men and women that othfers, needing a purely vegetable
laxative, should havt no healt»nc>
Intrying
It. Blackdraught relieve, constipation In
»n easy, natural way.
"W e have found Black-Draught
*> salisfactoryi t do not see any
need to Change,” write* Mr. Ralph
Burch,
o f Back, Ala.
“ I Uke
Black-Draught for biliousness and
constipation which make me fsel
wluggtah, tired and
no account
Black-Draught sural* will relitva me.”
The proper use o f this old, re
liable laxative tends to leave the
bowels acting regu arly.
B* sura to try Itf Bold everyher* in IS-gent pickag**.—adv.
I
No 21k cans Freah
2 for
35c
N w re l i
V a V a r li
STEAKS,
PORK CHOPS
Full O ’ Flavor -
Scrva “ Spring Tonic.*”
from jour Salad liowll
Land l)’ Sunshine Mayon
naise enriches fruit and
vege table salads, mike,
tbrlil doubly delicious, t i
ll* healthful. It aid* a
piquant flavor tu fish salad* and uiukca * , im>
wich a real delicti! yl
4*».
20C
llappyvala
Bupcrbrnnd
Oleo lb 15c
Kraft's Daisy
a ih>#.
Nucoa lb 20c
15c
For boiling vegetables—Pints
Wesson Oil 21c
CUT FLOWERS
S-lb ran
for mother*, wive* and
gwretheart*
Snowdrift
riilsbury
57c
cake fkur—
Sno Sheen
27c
Libby Garden Peat
n
Roiadale Solid Pack Tomatoe*
Ubby Cut Beat*
2
Fraih White Limas
3
Marlboro Pottad Maat
PICKLES
Prepared Muitard
Whitt Hoiuo VInagt
Latonia Gingar Ala
C 4 E Grape Juica
Oval Sardipei
Ml
Fancy Pm. York Imperial
Miracle
Whip
A P P L E S
PEAS can j j g
Toilet soap-
rta v M r n . i i
LUX 2 for
Grape Juice
a »•*
25c
Lux Flakat
” 1 0 «
Texas Yellow
bunch
Sc Onions 3
15c
pkg
10c
Sauce
2 cans l£' c
e» a n a s aw**4
Pineapple
4
Crisp
Bananas 5ib» 17c Carrots
lb.
lb.
B a c o n «■
15c
r w , «* cws '
2 cans
Beana3 cans 2 5 c
ISC TOMATOES 2 a
P’nut Butter 15 c
ikgs. 15 c PEAS
•j "
!L . - 9®® PALM OLIVE 31
to* ,25« OCTAGON 5 an
10c
MAYONNAISE
Cheese »>>19c
PEANUTS
PINEAPPLE l>/4 can
Pint Jar
19 Ik *.
B s a a lla a
25c
c r^ rh
r.
1¥•(•#
POTATOES 2SC
9.
Hosed ala* RITctU
for
Land O' Sunshine
mwjwuisii
1
!■)#»
ORANGES
2
ja g g s r g
Yellow Ripe
.HAMBURGER
2 lbs.
Pure Pork SAUSAGE lb.
PRUNES
PUBLIC FAVORITE NO. 1!
BLACK - D RAU G H T
A Laxative That
Thousands Prefer
ARMOUR’S PORK & HOMINY
ARMOUR'S PORK & BEANS
W1I:
NATIONAL
RICE"2 lbs.
Max. House 27c I S T E E R B E E F SA1
**4 BaaeC fc
15 c
Tetky Orange Pskoe
S. FRYERS
Tea
.
Be* Brand
10c
A
24c
Fer may dUbwasklng-
Super Suds
Pafatofiva
Octagon
le a f h
15c - 19c
29
Dhuck R o a st lb. 2
•
t/i ib 24c
Intact Powdar
C M lM A k
9c
3 cakat I So
.4 far JOs
wlft’s Baleet Use!
Vbole Lamb Shoulders
lb.
Keavjr Wmtern Brisket STEW
Ib
in Maat Beef Stow, Freah Ground Beef
Wrinara, Smoked Sausage. Ham Bologna,
Freah Batf Broioa, special,
lb.
�, *1 . *
*rwM'v
'W N & tettV ?
wmmmmm
PBELO pH Sq
CTOIf, t Apr.
wOl bo no
Spetdtes Byj
^.£r&S?22ZX
Wofaoadty — Daytona
at
Banford.
Thurodpr-at. Aocuitina at
I» yrtOO to bo k strong cor*
ffj***B*
■hw-rfwh* Uayn*.
lo r Stuffy m t director* o f
BamboO Aaoodatloa wf!l moko
;raoh forecast*. a* than has
i no. opportunity to chock «n
Other tea mi |„ tho boyoo, but
s s
xsag-ssaisi
8«M.
Friday—Sanford at St Any-
Um barabtll ladder of fa mo, tad
if they wort bard sad ploy tbo
p m thor* la no r a iM why Sonfort should not win, and that thorn
la no raaaon why many i Sanford
Lookout thoold not orantually
ho Wo m m on tho acoro card of
Um My league*.
Short ipoeche* worn mado by
Goorye DoOottoo, J im o Wright.
BUI N a O i Manager 8 taffy MeCrono of Uo ehrb, and Pipatdent
C. F. Wort of Um Sanford B oobolt AwoffcUon.
‘'You’re a good bunch, with
oriiaei
Saturday—Palatka
ford.
at San-
f «vr ?has
»bora
why tho m w dab
•
, .
.A ■ w___
of tho Stale League elute
yod tho J*ek»oirriU* Toro
rofumn/U the Amorfaw
W in
1V
t t mxw
,.r5 t£?m2u/ p£ {gj
C a M fiin
W W U V *T*j
Tl-lWtoLE
AOJ^TSUZS;
1 !• h *SS ?•$ Bo* dofoitad
w-day open MOM , wHh it, M w Bu Im 7 to A and Cktfayw
ant restrict Ioim. Tho open »oa- defeated S t Louis I to *. Boston
of Now. SO to Doc. I t. wna f»d S t loulo o n tied la ■third
d for the eouthem eta tec
*Uce, end Brooklyn alone has a
lay Florida. Sock SO- day row of dpbera tn Um pneentay*
on opiwarod Drum all Informs- column.
wo could obtain, to bo so ad- 1 ;. la tho American Learue, Weeh-
:ssuxr;- $ ££?«tsAssfa
t la tho loot Innbur. SanTaro bbiton, tho flrot .i f * ? * -
™
-f <”
,,T * !
lit t o proscribed.
! ^orV i tn S, Detroit end CloroH o somewhat to* early at this Jlunl • " Mod for third place. Now
^
not to bo ploying,* Soho Ruth (i
shortstop; Rabbit Bonner,
plor«d With Leesburg last
n. Stuffy sinned the RtbMt
IT short on tbo Sanford olufc
»»e> s f» e i lT-yttr-old lad
Noy second bare.
tendance Is, desired at tho opefIng gamy. but the number of paid
far tickets will roust, and. thi
Sanford
Baseball
Association,
basked by other yroupo, 1* At•'roue of Mlllny more ticfceU f*y
tbo opoolny gome hero than any
•thor (lob scUi foe t h i' fln t
game. of. the ho sen.
Tho. cold rap trophy fine the
W*
P
OB the roster,
lour must bo1lot oat by toihe night, “ though T b its to
t** Stuffy said today. Tho
p opens Sunday and each Conmerco. of Daytona Botch.
'M e l bo trimmed down to IB
before the opening, After
w sk* the strength moot bo
I JUlbOB LEAGUE
IMo yaotorday, two and oqo.1 * - •
*T^---- 4---workoota woro glrsn tho
h * r a an the field tn thy TEAM
Won Loot Pet.
day end throo boom practice SraUnoIeo
S,
0
1000
Iho afternoon. A regulation Yankeea
I
1
VI
Inning game n i played In P M tti
1 1
UO
• « « « « < « . ‘ ♦J.’W s ‘ ho Regn- Cub,
1
1 *
*M
and the Yennfgini, both R«d Soj
0
1 »~
w b s'a f mado up of pjoyora Olanto
0
I
——
thi
LookooU’ m itr . Thi |
■
i■
afsra won T to 1. Stuffy laid | The Seminole* defeated the
’ yo‘ moro real good rat of,Y ani»M U to 4 yootorday, and
O F * among tlMmaalrae than M^d the Junior Latyui.
1 woild bar* had with som a! It wrt Uta battle o f Um glanta.
f ihih. M when a bod play waa [ Both thihg bod won throd games
« tho y a M eoult ho flopped and mlthor had loot bafors yeetHa, error oiplabtod and tor- “ rtay. Them waa » good crowd
11'
l« t the qrarnma* School field,
ipo and ook for the LookouU 'bersfwe, to syg tho coutogt
I , shipped bw trpreu out of Kew m r, l i n s u ooa^lded that
rt tWy wm b . -h*rt hefortr !» »M aot as Intoroathiy as tho
ifawiaU yoatortoy and It U (aA* •apwtad. Thor* woo aoaw
B f W > ^ f tho Opening, game thtay Ih . brntigy w lr t H h .
C - o o o o a la
W pliyod.^IT
*8.
m l Godwin, pitcher.
to
. Wllllvp. Branan pH
John RobtoOon e
Yankgoa Bouton.
w a s a
x
’!
shie.sfirst^epener
« js raisa5flayer
"..,a
,r
la >1 ye
•peeteter (below) and ohoorod with
t Maay
to n
■ere as a get-together, got-eeqoalnted party.
A t h l e t i c Field
Is Approved By
Planning
Board
-M. ,r ■ ■
Tim Sanford
‘. j t r
Id roach £ W ffllM -------------lltbaraa,
1 throo hour*' flahiay
Umpires Campb* I tad Mes»* h llt who eajled MM^o and
•no and ruled on ploys at tho
woo In tho Hanford-JacksoarlHt
•ma her* on Tundsy, 'and atf
'her umpire* In Um m w Florida
UU Leayno are goby to achoal that will bo aocond to MM lB
C S S 5 2 * 3 £ S ’i j g
tv*
r»-
fiinda lo Tho suortoiful shjferr w en Dy.
»««L
W. T. Langley, Dr. Iff W. Rucker,
i * 3. Cates, Wtniam Catoo aait-C.
n U n o ir m c a isd mriwnwwn.
•FB^tJan.
U>r?swSS^o£wle,S^
■ --•■ -
lay teams, baa about 11,001) koala
Ot IUdisposal.
W
& sx®
wot*t sport total K
they
Tho Oormaa . Roe
thm eoaprUaa 1,1*J
Cl*** D bolL Game* to tho Flori
da State League are going tu bo
conducted to a highly offtetont
and bualMHlIho manner, will by
it*rled-promptly and the pb|*ru
#13 tu required to huitb at all
Hmo*, I i*el acre (hut tho buaot»all f*na of Central Fbrida or*
goipg to ho rary much p b aoy l
and Mtlafiod with tho umplrtoy
staff sad the brand of baaehdll
that will bo played
Florida1*
only profMsIonal league the oow
w
toy season and will glra lt their
fjJLypgoral and mo.t loyal, oup.
to
. . 410, an at oncal
• •*
am SMayad In *hlpm#nt
Qh haaaomo sli dean ball*
f% s £ jg S L T & g m
fisherman
!
‘ted
atract Ion where thu urapfap* am
or period to got onto simO of the
trick which moko an umpire’s
tlfg easier, then orblUrg will
Sara Many or Iho fine points
picked up In tho thajei1 circuit fog
use when the Fbrida Mata Lae goo
Ive Fishermen
Pointerprom,
O f the Profession
TOW d h* ' • Hrn! belief that
_____|misah of the laccaaa la the now
row I Circuit depend* upon hia stall of
‘ hoy < work ; tho
“ i femas, and the appearance 'they
umplrra, arallablo for. athlton of
tho Florida Loagu*.
t^lfft *vntn, J
R, L G len, chairman of the
Seminole County Planning Board
of tho WFA, today noUfiod Mr*.
P. B. Roamlilot, as president of
tho Seminole High School P .T .A .,
»
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"w
NtV 0*11^ Apr. ITf
l Various tatorprotatlon of the
That'a 1ha way roar ylodtlnga art knit . . .
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LAW TON
lilt,
R o o fin g
Security
Lumber
toner
Utalr
CHARLES DUNN
KXA NIIKLTOK. unit
T o n . ! i *t
JUNE 2,1936
Umy.
. o. i*. in m x t K M ,
Clerk o f C lrtnli Court o f p<mlpol« r » a n « y p*lnrl<l»,
ll» A. it W fK K A
. . Fot County
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
of
whtrh la Ih. tm. Il«r Af May. u t i
Ih»ted IMe JrJ. dor of April Hit.
BOSTONSTEELE
fa». w .
COMPANY
KW5I.
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H IIMMWY.
y x jg COUNTY
D. L. THRASMP.lt
R p f t iM ilin n il, ..f l Y n li. w I r h , S*
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in T in : n a m k o v a n d n r r»»n
PTIIOIUTY OK THU STATU *»>•
For Cotinty
tentative In Congr
District
M ' l t l | 1 A . Vani a h A m H i *»f yi*n a r *
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J. J , C A TES
V IC T O R c iu E C K
t— Announcements.
Jot). DAVISON
) STEED
FREp A. DYBON
For Governor
6Alf CHAPpeLl
LEGAL NOTICE
HAVE TO U V H A TC H repaired
by :ne who really knows how w v fr r n n r \rr».n »TinW ru n
t a i nKf.it
t fr in v Jeweler, Mag. a **.
IM aile mil e». i n i
Notlr* l» *»»*'>» ■ '»*". ll* l
iiirn r H. w illiam i *
tT* Cor.tflral* N*> I •'
--tied U»
ilh d ay o f * « ! " «
Mini n m
REX PACKARD
lomestcad BUI) tiODGfcS
Attorney Gettefai
n r W T T T " H M ST.
In " "
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SHORT’S CAMP
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SCHMEHL
n**ok t r « r
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Thf RpJiaam* nl of iHr
PETER THURSTON
ForComptfolie
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For Cotiflty Commissioner
District No. 8
W. B. BALLARD
d Commissioner
LOST Hrown leather
bag ton
laimny over 152 and paper* of
no u*n lo anyone. Liberal rcwdil.
Jim. lion. llobe, W t u Slilr.
ROY L. HOWELL
lioss L. niJMPHlitv
L O S T Small block le a th e r booh. M i n n : o r
im jr iT it is
VclunM r only t o - o w n e r ,- Mr. #-■ ■. t a x
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lu rfi In lltr slil o ff ic e an d rrerlve
C. I!. SEARCY
Nolle*
M i l Srnutorhl
A
W. Ri DUPREE
r m K r»r»i
110 ft
B. C. DODD
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bialrlc! N*. I
W . G. KILBEK
A. g . W a g n e r
Sa Pa (Birtimy) LONG
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eriwm, 705 Oraitge Ava.
For Slate
Sanford Matket Report
a’rl.U). Apr *T; IMA
'll
dea are. ta quality He-He.
Dallr n p . e u rUllllDA frulta osfoNi: (oftmtyr)
•ad vrqataai*. at tka a u fe r t
Vale Karai.r. WMalteale K n t .l
* <ruek*r>. rarlut a«*mi>l«r, aad
Mbir aeaUra t-r a If hour peeled,
eadttt al l i f t a . K . taday, aa
ropartod by 1. (1. Mtobaol, taaaa*or. ta the ynurml-atete Market
Vowa dorviee:
MtAKSt (I.lMAy yta Ml b a r n
Vorrihooka boat It tt-ll.le. poor*
, T
U M -U H .
nrUNS: tUHAt'l Via rtaJiU Blrtaae»a 1»u. hmpr*. tele quality
l.n -t s t e i wee
aCISTP aapplloo moderate, denuad
lair markoi aiaedy Via, por 4->a
tmieheo, pood muetlr H e llo
por dee. kuUokoA Uo, pourrr
lao-ile.
t
CAMACK. suppilaa . Ilekt. to.
rale market MneUc. Ftor.
Ma Coponktaoa kalki pay lnh
oeot tv quality H O b ll k M ; H*d
i
Assessor
n
1919,
h it*
WmJd you rather pay ler paSnh
if3 ) :u.- hso.a In a lump tun.
. . . r< a l*.*f dclljro a mortA,
o-uhoul Ulctprbin) yaur evrlnQ)
account? Soo ua lor detail)
about IMtiburqh') rlmplo. aaoy
T.m^rifr.srJ F lan.. . "Painl
T . ' J7, Month) lo I’ ay." Ho rad
t_,.\ no -Ven payment, ( l
much •> 10 monlha to pa*,
earner* bdh paint aid l e s t
Tala athen^Qa of iKfi yfan.
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*e iluur *m the fir*I ||«fn*
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|N III* *l«y nr Vlny, ||M4
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S N O W
’S
PAINT & GLASS CO.
h ou .r
2U00 STONE
D U m ondfl A n d W atchea
Fine W a tch A nd J ew elry R e p a irin g
D iam ond M ou n tin g A n d E n g r a v in g
H»«t. T> T>y.ell*j
ray
Dozier & Gay’ s Quality Paints
“Beal for the South'*
When S p rin g’ . g*y brilliance me lire yotrt htrace lebk drab
rtid color lea*, tbore’a notblitc Ilka • (ooch of paint liulde
an d out to make It llvabla and lovely af a In
STAN LEY-R O G EK S H A R D W A R E CO.
2 ! 1 Sanford A n n u l
BLOCKS.
Olh. St. t’honr 3flii-W,
BEDROOM and two-room apart Dullert.
ment. Phone £81-J.
Democratic Committeeman
Collector
M O O B I, T
To— Apart benti fo r Rent.
W . J. THIGPEN
) H AN D
•old in t h . h la h .n iiia ,i.r at th.
r u u M -h m i.. dno: « » tit. rime Mum.
houae
Ij
WANTED
aha|>#. Kdnfnril a v p . a
wrack for lumber. Jeealo Drew Jtl. C h ea p if auld aoon,
w ithin.
3r, rtmtr I. boa tU .
D A V ID K . M eNAB
rERS
1
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t lo n T 11 . i ft t *l> *il In L*. |
hw ra-ft M i ll r - r l i n . f t i e * wot
t i ’ tv l.l'l.i;
I'nl.a, „l,| r«-rtlf!i-al«. .halt hr
COLOR E rr WOMAN want* T T d o rnl*»tiH*l - a rf - .r ijln it In l « w .
wuhlna at bom*. Al'S* Den- lii'IJ.rly dorrllril th4r.it, wlt| b,
For Supervisor Of
■or Sheriff
Circuit Conrt
h
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n m,
W ERT-The-JEW ELER
IZ— Wanted,
ajTorr-m
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n itrr r h . ■ 'M r i r l l l n
WANTED: Job # , nur*#. Fanrti u■ur t.dy M
«.<•- (n M r
n » n t.
<.f
" M a e EUty, 810 Oraac* A m
I'H’ KHON
BOB DODSON
B. W lL lU N S O N
t4
.if K
W a n ted .
huurekeeper,
.For Constable
e s s e r
thnt |*
o f T n t iV f
t . McLAirN
Ja S. C. R O B E R T S
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I* ‘o i l*v ■rt'frfl,
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• F o u rth D istrict
JOHN G•*.^jaLEON
ARD
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Mil) Kw.
Nm I 17)1 No||n| I IPs* 1*111111*
tif MW I I nr KArllfin II
* » h l r w f t lf ir a t #
ifr i.im n w
if * T i i mil i1“mT!41 Ilf
“ i n ijr* f lu r ld a
IL H. PATTIStlALL
Attorney
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4i IV I I K U N I I O N
I ' l e r l i o f C lr i't it l i V m t i*f N em l*
n u l* i*u tifttjr, F lo r id a ,
II) A . M . W f c K K H .
For Justice ot the Peace
■**» * ™
f-.li.-wiun
ORIE & MATUlEUX
For Coimtv Judge
osecutiiig
111**
FOR HALE: lull Model A ('o)ch rrif op•*m
A«H(*r>tlfic tf» Uw. tl»w
Selllnjt at |IM1.
Inquire M'J p r o p e r t y . I r w . r n ^ l t h r r e l it will 1*
mill
I
*
I
he
hliheil hhtiler ml Ih*
Oak Ave., Haluritay. fl A. M. to
rthUrl •tiMys# dour *+n !h* fleet Ifoh*
f3 Boon.
itav In H ij1 R | i n l n « f
Ma y .
191*
ohltfh I* lho» tth d«) .if May* DD.
I>#|et| IhU leal dir Of April. IU *
Far County Commissioner
feoRDoN Ba r n e t t 9 8 -
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? ««h *»l
T t iW f llh lf * f l Skiutll, It t l\gr lo
FOH
HALE:
IB28
Cha*nil»l
K o t.
Cabriilft ronpe. (>ood rondlT t» * a p * fA * m « n i o f l h r o n l.l pr**p
lion, librap. Inquire
fflil llak • r t y u n u * r ih * »aMl r a r t i f l r a t * l
pun! n 'n |rt Iti the min# pf C„ tl
A v e , Iliturday.
nowrhr
W. B. WILLIAMS
w Representative. State Legislature
ulvi-n.
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|.r> ip * r tj (rt t h * f*f>Uhty .»f
M int* o f p lit r ld a . i» * H
M, » f« f i of N 9 ’.i
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District No. 4
n,””p N‘ '
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lilatft p a n t * In m r nfflroA in !
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riintf* n p p t it M i- .it f« r i* 1» w «!*■ 4 I*h a l l a t t h l l l t n trim Nn hi «‘ *'f I l f k i l l *
For County Commissioner
leh m an
la
H T I iM I N H .
T a t f!» r t lflr a i«
N.. I ll*
«ww„e,|
ih* Till «t»y »»l »uly A. t» INlFP. hm
FORREST B. STONE
w Representative, Slat’s Legislatnre
J.
Knit
iai4s*«:
kaneh.e Ifa lh .
HIREE-ROOM ferniihad doe n. tain apartmenL 11* E. 8th Ht.
8KATKS WITH ONE FOOT
O.HKALO0SA, la, Apr. IT.—(41
MALL.
romfmUbly fnrnlahed —AIt hour h one foot he. bwn it««.
r e r a n apartment, tint water, lea* nine# an attack of infantile
p p lf 004 Palmetto or
phone
parilyata four yyara ero, H-yrarold I-rna Mae Blunt Mr aim * roller
FURNISHED aparttnanL Adult *kaie to the ether anil, with th«
Chpap rata. Alan .11-room un- -rid of rrtltchaa, Ipet-dn along with
her p aymataai
furtdabad houae, 300 Traneh.
For
uuinmiRAFU rniNTiNo—
letter
writing
MAILING LISTS—TYPING
CONFIDENTIAL INVE8TIGATI0N5
Seminole County Credit Abs’ h
KWH Pat* Art.
ru. per * »
PalurlBri ria. per I n . baaehte.
s#*b a r r e n s : ■uaallee Ityht. Seaua#
m*#.rii*. Market MMily, FU.
Breeder, tee. ta quality, an. |l.ee
ttja, m ba. erte. aae. ta araJ*
tl ** IJ 1*.
i-oTATuaa: W ppii.a moderate <umaad
(ale,
market
eteaitv
ria. he. ha.pee. - Bllaa Trlemph,
Ha. la
Ha. ta
field raw « M poorer ft.tM I.1*
ftAIilStnES: r ib r*r Mikal M b»
i d-i buaeMA Tbe-U.M
,
SI’ IHACff: T*H gq. tmpr. Me Vie
-4UAeH; ■rta. M . haipre. whii»
WIRE-
ng etatiM, 10 baariog
NO RLRCTRIOAL HEAT
I ( rap#fruit ' tram. I
NO CHEMICAL HEAT
ILKW.
L E . Kanay,
New pdaeeee predifoeo pot*
manoalty Watllfql Wavoa IIIotaoilp.f Vradorle agala oeuupt
iho Indaatry aad proooolo ih*
Iho moot stggjriraut advaneomoat etae on A- in poftiuaon wqutngt
p
EE RERE
IN 10 DAYS
, ' v < v
e
A Ksrdwoikino young attr named BUI
Found Uia clock at 3 would aland ltd
So whon anaigy halted
He look In a MALTED
And want back to work with a wilL
�■saw II
PR ESID EN TS TO SS 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 tanatara 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
CU BS
OPEN
BY
BEATING
BATTLING IN MILLION DOLLAR LOVE SU IT
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) at
Plaque, Ohio, at
And aa aha la going Mra. Dorothy Clark (laft) for that amount In heart
balm litigation at Miami, Fla, 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 FO R FLOGGINGS
tt!% r r v
trial at Bartow, Fla, far 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 Chapall, 0. W. Brown, Jr, 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 wart 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)
TIGERS BEAT Indians
in
Jkjjjf. i
aim
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POLICE AND MILL GIRLS FIGHT WITH TEAR BOMBS
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opener | Speech To Legion
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T fU U v llU I J j
La
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dor* not oppoM lh* rl* ht “
propoaa changes In tha Conatltu-
|n•»°r,u,,y
tha Amarican
Bui ih*
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paopla tham-elva*
H'aoltooM In*— papa t>
ran hanule
witnuui lnlai itrencq
attainment of "a great objective, from abroad."
a principle for which tha AmeriO.Mt.nucd development ami lm»"
workml faithfully for P - v o m . n t of
A frica n
youth
many yearn." ! , w u voted
the prtnur) m,
tercet uf the U i m i A m cri.tn u m
Congress, hr aatd. in the face i t p rog r , , q . "
which now embiacca
the acme powerful and in.lJlou. i.uoo Hoy Hfu.,1 tr.
h.n/fr d.
force, which yvar after year ha I o f chapters <•( the Son a ,*.f :! a
cuccaidcd
in cruihing cur
sf- American I.egn.n deviled |i p.i<»r“ 10 hbva tha govarnmant die- trioliam aril clei-n living, lha I.‘ harga its arknowltdged obllga- glon junior baseball tnurna.mTi'.s
‘ Ion to the vatciana of lha Wuitd in which 500,000 buys compete
Wi r, In spite c f an oppo.ltum e ch y n r , an I ether health ami
that aaa aa ruthless as it waa character building work.”
untruthful."
In highway *afrty, Command.
Tha
taglon'a
Atnarlcanl i n cr Murphy rille 1 for lrgi< n « J|>campaign, one of ita primary i r . |*rrl in a program of
firvt, a
tlvltla» from tha day lha legion vigorous ermpaign of e location,
» a* organises!. v i a daacrtbwl by and, aacond. reasonable hut . i f "
Murphy aa “ net confined^, solely traffic laws vigorously enf.rc.-.l,"
to a campaign ageiant commit- Tha 38.000 perrons killed in traf« !« ’«•
. fic
accldanU Inal
yerr in the
"I
firmly
ballava," ha said. 1 United States eaceeded the A.r.er- ‘.hat »ueh a campaign is a prop- lean lo.eea in the World War, ric
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• 8 m in ole County Prodnem
M m P n d ts And V e c tU b k w T h u A n y
Similar A rea In Am erica
# a n f n r t t S b r a lf t
AN
Member Aaaodatad Prtaa
VOLUME XXV
Record F ield
01 Candidates
Out For Votes
Politicians To u r » n g
State With Sound
Trucks And Speak
• To Small Numbers
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Pittsburgh M a y o r
Chucked Into Jail
Under An Old Law
PITTSBURGH, Apr.
18.—
Idb -M ay or William B. McNair
» n ir m t e d ami takrn to jail
today on charge, of smbexxlemrnt and nonfeasSnce, Hi* arn**t rame aftar thr mayor de
clined to refund * 1100 fine Im
posed by a |*olice magiatrate
on a man arrested fxr operat
ing a “ number." lottery. O f
ficial* maid the charge* were
bi*ed on an oil .late law.
Ttje mayor 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*.,“
IN D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida C ity A fford in g Rail, Hl|hw i>
And W ater Trannportatlon
>
new spaper
S A N FO R D . FI.OItIDA, S A T U R D A Y . A P R IL IK, 1936
NU M 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 O f W in
ning Goal Of 8 0 0
N e w Memberships
Poll Books To Be
Kept Open Until
9 O’clock Tonight
I’oll
fot Prrvinrta Ono
nn«l Thn# (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< mr in th»*
nffirr
th** <’•untv Su|v»vi.
•or o f
Hrgt'tr*? tun. W. J
T h ifp # n .
n h i r r • li t i«*r# w h o
h * v r f M iln l
M 'KI«t r r #aH iltl
•«»
In v
G-MenCapture
Three Men On
Kidnap Charge
Hamm Kidnaping Is
Believed S o l v e d ;
One Of Men Taken
I s A Postmaster
1 .NO
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n«N*n
im
I ’ |i
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More than Son h#H#v#r« in
v n t # r « hi**l r# if
• •1 in th #
Seminolp (‘minty hn<t joined the
f ’ ll y
1,04 J
in
l'i# « in* t «»ll ,
County (’htmhrr of Umnmerr#
jbn*l 1,24 7 it 1 I ’ l l f l l l t t ’I hr##
by iir ly aftrinoun IimU jt, and
_____
m#rab#Ta nf th#
«»l#« army"
Sharon And 5 Others
! ar# lhr#for# ronftdrnt of reaching
P rn rp iliirp Mnny Notab,e Cases
their foal nf HiH>—possibly r f S n n a ln
Qualify In F i f t h
«urppaainf thai mark Th# drlv#
C o n g r e s s District
j «tart#d Thursday morning and I
Government Agents
i to rloa# Monday evening when
•“ victory** «up|»#r i* to b# «#rar# I
TAT.TAIIASSEE. Apr. IS
WASHINGTON. Anr. 18.
t Monday i» to b# a “ frr# for
(AP) — Sound wagons
_ (AP) —Juatirp D#p*rtall"
oc
"mopping
up**
day
wlon
Wblared in all parts of Florlrln
mrnt Hovnt.* ch«lk«l up the
' every person not wearing a "1
thla week an a record field of ,
I HtV* Joined th# Seminole (*ham Suggestion Made To JtllMl.nfto William A. Hamm,
candidates for governor andJr . kiiliiHping n* virtually
h#r of rommvrcc** button or ta g 1
other state offices appealed Some Now Above A g e
*olvril tmlay with arreata of
C
h
a
n
g
e
Historic
will b# atk#d to mak# an invest
for votes.
Of
55
eY-t-ars
M
ust
m#nt
of
$:l
in
a
m#mb#rahip
arvl
\!<,I
hnri'
O
f
T
riala*lkr,7‘
I"‘r'
,0,,:,• on<> ft
Small crowds wpvo report
I v ll H i O a
UI
| mruriiT.
In connection w ith
heroiM affihatrtl with th# trad,*
ed In various sections, w ith
Pay Before Voting
the June. 193.1..nbriuctlon of
h«Mly and h#lp it with it* varn i*
the first primary election
WASHINGTON.
Apr.
18.— the St. I’nul Hrewer. J. Edactivities Piosprcts n r * not being
■tilt six weeks away. In Miami,
Sriyitorlal criticism of irar Hoo\*#r announced hla afenta
Clarifying thr *t»te la
aaked to donate. They r# asketl
aa Wrant advertised aa an “ ad- carding the payment
of
pell
to Invest in the w«»rk i»f th# institutional impeachment pro KoaI arr^#tnl ( harl#a J. Fttag* raid
day" political ra’ly with “ san.l- tali'*, irertlcularly
relating t,»
Chsmber n( iVmmrrro and ex- cedure n il* hrd a n#w high t«»«ia> in l*>* Angrlra, Jack P ftlfftr In .
wlehca and coffee" wma deleyrd ilhone u ho have ' recently passed
preaa thrir view* #5 to what after tha* long and t«ili«>us Inal St. Paul aml 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 “ promoter, General t'ary T. Landis writes
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# views as to what should he done
drawing a crowd and giving it j *or of rrgiatration a* foHow*:
condrmnn) by Ifsmm kidnaping at last," Hoovor
uiiivr.»ally
turn show tv%o of the capi- for the betterment of the County,
what it want*.” _
“The lawi proeid* that thoae 'ndudlnl Vlavla'^and * Gabrledla I ,n *h' BrUUh ron"U'* " '
^
aa § whole.
senator*.
said, sibling: “ Three may be mora
irtei*
nt
the
top
atvl
th#
Th# Wlntar Ilartn 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 o f
That th# qvmta of H00 will hsvel
Several |u «i|»oiuiIh for stmpli arrests n »n .“
(AT
I’hoto)
candidate* to make their speeches poll tax muat have paid pol'
May 8*and May K - a t th. I.y- 1 Wlapho#e and tr ie r eph building bel.-w
been reachetl and ^»a«*esJ when fying ptisvtkjre were under dta- Investigation chief said It waa
attar 4 P. M-, and preferably laxe* for the two yeara next pr*
man *«hool In Longwood, lnclud-1*
-■
------------——
when tly* "army’’ assembles for I e*l*sion with no agreement about Bartholmey'e home that waa need
during tha evening hour*, if thry ceding tha year In which thr
Ing
Fern
Park,
Altamonte
th# “ victory" supper in the what rouhl or should ho dune. lr> hold Hamm until tha 1100,000
want audlenrea In Winter Haven. election la to be held.
Springs, Bear taka and
Chamber of Commerce Building Senator MeAdoo, California iVm. ransom waa paid.
" I f you want good-alxad crowd*
“Therefore, if a peraon be City precincts.
Figuring In tha cam la Alvin
Monday evening at d o'cloc'c <>crat* con«i«lrr#4| a plan to create
to address, don't coma along hut* rame 55 yeara of sge prior to
BCa, U .and May 25- t Lake
seemed entirely probable at n«m a court of juilgea to try judicial Karpis, rated aa “ public «" * y y
in th# morning or the early hour* Jan. 1, 1934, «uch peraon wpuld
Vary.'
today,
although
all
worker* j officers charged with misconduct number on*" silica tha day that
-*—ot tha afternoon," laid tto JI*-r- pot have poll tax recaipta for
wer#
cautioned
against
slowing hut the iifra met with little favor John Dllllnger waa shot dowp to
May
13
and
May
17—at
Lake
y
* * <■
11)34 or 11)35 aa a prerequisite to
•down in their efforts to put thef among -*0111# veteran Senate law- Chicago by Justice Department
71m fir* Candidata* fo r advvrimr. vote Id th« elections to bo bald Monroe, including Puola precinct.
drive across
with
th#
u-val, yer mrmhs rs.
Senator Norris, agent*.
Hoover named t o p k t
. Moy |5 and May » — at Chulu•1 Ten eaadldataa for the Items- Uia year.
ota.
“ bong.’*
j Nebraska lmle|»endent Hepuhllc- former associate o f "M e" B u to v
• **a*u aamlaatian for governor , "However, „ l f inch p«r»*n
Colonel Walter Coleman’s iti- an. said. "Everybody admits thei in tto
notorious KarpU-ButaT
M»y 30 and June 1—at Sanford. Location
with Secretary of came 65 yeara of.a gt aftar Jan.
Named In Style C o 11 c g* e Girls
. I vision is stilt in the lead with 177 present method *hnod In* improvtsl |X*n8. aa one of tha netaal p#*»
Thirty-four
candidate*
hava
o fc ft
the gamto lr*m 4 . aad. prior to Jan. I, 1935.
Informed A D O U |l |memberships to its creilit on ti e l*rcau*e it is cumbersome and un-1 I"irslnr* of tha kldnspistg,
To
qualified ta data with County • Advertisement
satisfactory. lint I don't thinkl Th* arrests today added UMttor
Tyranny
O f M isses,
M
e
e
tP
W
A
Demand
L
da i f
there l* any way to do It without' noUh to
™«>unUng Uat r f
,4
Wauchala, Jarry W.
Ing. with Colnnal Mr*.
W. |„ a men*hug the Constitution."
' "G Man" victoebsa In battling M *
boqt
P TalUhasses, Dan Chappe'
TAI.I.MIASSEE, Apr. 18.—ffll
w lc. that number. Of the .14
Nawa .toric. ami ».lvrrt.*liqr
i'onper'i dlvl.lun **nm<l wilh I8'J
napvr* and gangsU n which toMiami, Fred P. Co no o f lake
who hava qu allfM 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 arrest o f
B rat*
•- City, William C. Hodge* o f Tails -1
,
University
..f
Florida
told
»
t
%
fh|„,
w|
lh
10|.
.
one-half o f that number .oak •cx.ntrary
notwith*tandlng.
O'
Richard Hauptmann for Ua Lind*
hasaa. Amoa Lewi, o f Marianna. I t a l i a n
C o lllI I in S
■lent*
and
fsrtiHy
o
f
Ft
*r*t* on the Board of County Cnm- >•'«*<>
" ot ■* »*• w u r r «l 11,1
benrh kidnap murder; killing o f
,f “ I CapUln W. A. l.efflr,'* train
Mallle Martin o f Crvstvlew. B V.
•niaaloncra. Tha quollfiad can<|i- I SUta Tulwrculo*!.
Snnitui mi i. Stale t'ollepe for Women la*t 1I* staying at the top with 118
Dllllnger; conviction o f 16 par
Paty o f Waat Pa'm Beach, Ralicgh
night
l
hut
“
tyranny
o
f
the
•iatea the tha following:
. |Oetrtxllng t» Dr. W. T.
sons in the Charles F, UrscbaU
,,
,
,. . _r_ in , . . iiiriiiuwisftii**
«i
membership*
*rcured up to noon
Pattaway o f Tampa, and J. K.
m#**#*
anil
In#
nioa
arc.
.
*,
For
County
Commliaioner, chairman of the board. Or. r.dkidnaping at Oklahoma Q tyt aad ilbj
orui o f the high
Yeorwood o f Winter Hawn. Sev
rmlsngering
American clviH«..M ^ ' wh,ich
lacond District— Otto Bchmehl, ward* writ** tho ChamlM-r nf
arrest* and conviction In the Jan
(ion. ||i- •|H>lt<- at the initiation est recur d* ever made by a
en other* have announced but
Commerce
that
in
order
to
*•
>
.!•
Petefl Thurston, J. J, Cat**. J.
Chamber
of
Commerce *alr* CITY N E W S BRIEFS uary. 1934, kidnaping o f Edward
they have not paid their 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 at 8t. Paul.
Considerable creilit o f the
nl nrn Irmtc honor
society, ef
Two have announced for the Re liable aourcta in Kom# rtport#d
:
ticn
had
to
be
named
in
the
u«l'E. Fox. J. R. Lyles.
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
vertisemrnts, and Orlando
• »*
, -------------------------- ------- unofficially that Italian eolumni
tegni I* due I.ieutenant Eddie
Ilamm 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 uuth(rn Ethiopia were driei therefore listed a* being centim.
in jail.
Rawaon who has made 50 con
Third District— C. B. Searcy, Roy|
Frank Evan* U_chalrman o f f»,e*.“ Dr. Tigert *al,L "l» thoj
^
! ing through th. fourth day ot L Howell, W , V. Dunn, Forrast
tacts with s turn In of CO m*nr- formatory at Marianna today.
Following U a brief aummar/ th,|r
0f f , n»ive against
the local committee and decln*-* •mill kind but al the oppostto.^ .
ihlch represented practi
B. Stone. W. B. Ballard.
”
ot what the candidates for govar. |u„ r the , „ ond UrgMl
in
despite the advertisement, rum rtni of the pendulum from that
A matriaga license wss issued
cally * one hundred |>erccnt "*«ll
For
County
Comml«*(on*r,
•tdl'whirh
wa*
rneountervd
by
the
ing
Orlando
that
Sanford
nor who ham. quallflod with Sec- th, E„ . t African kln#dom.
________ out.'
Fourth DUlriet— 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 o f Btato Gray art saying
At home Italy 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 repr.seit
strengthening Ua nary and
tyrannies sml oppression of u n - i * " 7 sre receiving enthutiasllc uf Sanford.
an
investment
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 o f travsl with an addrema in eventualitica should Romo and tiahall, W. G. Kilbaa.
or exceeded their
membership
The weather: Fair tonight and
board
met wilh the t*•«•,«! ioiu- rule. We are in danger of beJacksoari'la. Ha baa attacked the British omplra fall to sottle
nARTOW, Apr. 18.—(A1)—The
For Stato Logialaturo, Group
quota at noon today.
roming
inthrslled
in
the
tyranny
mittae n few
day* apo and
slot machines, two-job legislator*,
Sunday except partly cloudy in state continued efforts today to
On*—H.
J.
Lehman.
differences over sanctions im
o
f
the
manors
and
mob
mind.
tho "dnPoots and the Tax Rerithe extreme south portiun. Slight Uy before tho first o f tho Tampa
For State .Leghlsture, i Group viewed propoacl .site* f*>r th"
posed on Italy by tha League ot
hospital.
, aion League,” caliiag the latler
ly cooler in the extrema south flogging case trUI juries tha 10r T,li**
l ""*
lhan anything
(T /in flF t lia H n n
Nations at England's Ini latone*. Two— Gordon Barnett.
Dr. Edward'* letter to O' • else, account* for the difficulty
portion tonight. Kxtrem* north point platform o f tha "atodorw
the "little brutbgr of the Liberty
For Sherlff—J . F. McClollond,
Unconfirmed reports In Paris
west Florida: Fair tonight and Democrats" which the mob via.
Chamber of Commerce D a* f-l which men of great intellect anJ
League.'
Cj
M.
Hand.
. , , !»*ld
Franoe, England and Bel
Sunday.
,
ability encounter L* rising to
Iowa:
Jerry •v . . . .
lima and a group o f other mta
For
T
tx
Assessor—
Sanford
P.
C£ r n
^°Y,^ * flam had agreed an a plan for
in the United
“To
conform
to
a
Public
W«oi
\ public position*
Doudnay,
G.
L.
Bledsoe.
claimed they wire discussing tto
Just, fcwaat, capable, |atreogthantag Balgium'a frontiers
Vtp C. Swearingen o f Miami, night of Nuv. 30 when police raid
an ml S(atr*. There must be something
sober, safe” era
For County Judge—R. W. Wart. Administration m|urst
o f the d*-; „ m*af*guard against Invasion
formerly attorney
general for rd their meeting. After question,
For Supervisor o f Registration vartisamant U being run on i u wrong in u society in which
scrlptfv# weeds aaad in campaign from
•
Hr
Tb#
S
m w Is IiS l*r*s*)
Germany.
At Genera,
! strong men no longer- seek posi
Florida and now a candidate for ing al police hedaquartare, tto '"ft
•anatarium.---- ---------literature calling him, "Jerry the
-D a v id K. McNab.
European diplomat* searchad to
French source* aald French a
"O f course* you u jolefi
I tion* of h ndenhip. The doctrine day fotj official confirmation of state comptroller, spent today in men ware released bat three at
For Board o f Ed neation— E. T.
lMti*h diplomat* had settled
thin I* contingent upon a >l** i >>i o f dem on.uy—political equality , re porta that 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
For Justice o f tho Peace, Third o f the Supremo Court. A site l.s l os proclaimed by great thinkers— its army Into tho Dardanedra as looking after his political fences. Poulnot and Sam Rogers, w an
to taxation, restore honesty In
League's attitude toward I h l j
b##n
"rriuualy
iniiintorto be designated in the advert, « • nmu
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,||urj"
re pswte.1 Dr. Tigert said. Super- |hm
For Justice o f tho Ponco, Fourth ment* but thia also Is a ten'
»««d*n*a" are m m o f 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
*
*will
" i. ^
,U
‘ o * ‘n P * « . in program orer WRUF, sutp-owned othcri recovered,
pin. In
bo « fUr Africa.
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 Uat e d u c )
R, „ ibU lnform>tlon froR>
we had previously dlacuvid.
—Glen Mitcalf.
hafaeu any new tax enacted by the
... Florida Medical Association. He ■re now) on trial for kidaai
For State Exeeutlre Committee
"It U poaalbla tha Orlande silo tlon it a sort o f Irvalluig process, , . . i _ i
legielatere can be made affective. Dies
I I . . 11. ..a ms r . . . n .s »
|“ nb’ 1
»!«•»
Turklm will discuss ."Plans fo r 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 Care”
to show tho men
Far
County
Exeerttve
Com
It
waa
need
In
the
ndverlDnirut
flW dollar license tags
Noah Alexander 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 Chase gnd Company at
Tho regular monthly meeting nl.iA, aa the da fa
located
and
because
Pul lie Teachers Take Oath ln
I>leworth Grove near Wlndeaera,
u*k#d official verifi- of the Women’e t'ivic Committee trying to prove.
Works Administration required ot
____
j
ration.
of the Hemlnole County Chamber
T iin r w n n H F a r m a*. To llW , l 8:14 °'«k>«htUa morning
nt tho lost minute that •dill# lit#
lAJIUrWOOa
IS jn Orange Genteel Ho.pital In
of Commerce will be held to the
SARASOTA. Apr. 1».-W>>-|
' ------ -----------------ALABAMA REMAINS
bo usod."
Chamber o f Commerce Building
* * “ i , u ,ar romp iratiMu. He had h
: Jofdsq. QuaUfiea For next Monday morning at 10 MONTGOMERY. Ayr.
tho hoopital aw ook.
D E U N D , Apr. I f — (>P)-Tha
Finncll
strong movement to repo
Sloa
Fhippe, •0,
ttactmmt of n law requiring aii County School Board o’clock.
Longwood
Mr. F
ry.
MT'
WTJ
• F *»
age, 8L Johns River aoaference of tho
hams’* 18-ysor-oM
pruhlbittat
farmer,
public xchool taacher* to he re
For paired
u,i» kom on JuIV 1*. U70, In T evt, Fa. Methodist Episcopal Church want
Two negroes arrested by Con lawa died to tho Sonata last! ‘
to Uko OB ooth of ol, t* shorifr* II* formerly
L. E. Jordan, member o f the
*
1 • lived in
oa record yoolordoy os being In
Committee toglamr to tho United Statee each Seminole Board o f Dubile 11nit ruc stable W. A. McMullin pleaded as tha Alatoaux Lagtolatoaq
reports. Ho left seven)
•here he wth employed aa «n favor of tto ndflcetion o f Amsrttime 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 Ugh* sad
Mlaa Mary Fin nail, o f Kanford,
A
ronstitutieaal amendment officially quallflod far election to afternoon to chargo of larceny. meat.
to a euka which wa# driven i.to
Fuel Company and tod t o w with
Lawrence Rndallffa o f Daytons preeldant ot tha 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 du b. today
|t*aling two watches from Sam
y for publk schools by plac
Itomd. .11
Mix
Jordan
la
a
resident
of
home waa on tto Oeeatry eva! conference to May. »ad Jesse quallflod aa • candidate for .Mato ing aduratlon appropriations an
Oviedo where ho has lived for the uel Wright and wa* sentenced to
. J # W » tired ef Ouh rood noar GraparUto
L Morrell o t MloAi, reserve dele- Executive Oeaamltirewuman front a parity with geaeral axpenies.
an iavalid and was
last 17 yearn, serving that com four months and Byron Johnson
Surviving relative* are hie
gate, were tastructad to a reso- this County. Seminole County hna
Abolishment o f poll taxes uat munity aa city clerk airi council confessed to ■teal ing
It aB." The notes dnw, Mrs. August Fry:
btioa adeptad by tha conference never had a woman on the *tato demanded, with the declaration man at carious times. Ha is a from tho Suwannse store and wav
a brother to Taacw
_____ * il__ _ •« r
to vote far the mifleotton pUn commlttoe, hut unitor the low (hay placed a penalty on voting.
Mason, Bhrinar and member ef sentenced to two months.
th* genin 1 roefsrore allowed xuch
Tha department asked th* 1937 tha Mathodlst Church.
ond "to use all
Logialaturo to r#peol tha law
George Moy#,
Instructor In
tbatr toftotona to aopport of tho
athlatica and phyaical education to
Mlaa Ftawall U a native of Weot logallxlng slot machine* aryl ta
Haa."
*
tho Fort Myers High School, la
Virginia but to o lived In Sanford declare all such dories* unlswful.
Tto reoatotlin aald "In view of for tto l a a v n w yean . She et- I Qulmby Melton, o f Griffith, G a,
in tho city for tho weok*#ad. While
NBW TORE. Apr. XU-UH- play
tha fact t t o i tto BL Johan River
v
College In Cia. waa endorsed far election aa the
Tho appellate dlvston upheld a F id . •*— won %we.*<v|Niy
b -toa a t vlUUv too- cliuutL
at National Commander.
_
decision denying Mrs. Fby Webb
alt-aroond football player,
IKr
h REVKPORT. La., Apr. I * . - Valia tto right to broak a 1100 a aad t o waa a1so a first line man
Ualreralty tans. Mr.
tot four timoa hy
a JeaU>“ *, weak aaparetloa
by
rt, Norwood CirpenUr |that aha night demand a larger Moya*! parents, Mr. aad Mm. M.
near death to a hopsllal, Ineeaa* ttom tor husband* Body E. Moya, res Ida at 107 East Fifth
Street.
I Vails*
Ten Qualify In
Governor’s Race
Landis E xp lain s
Law Relating To
Poll Tax Payment
Candidate! for public offire In
Seminole County will have the op
portunity to addrema the voter*
in each precinct, under a pa n of
meeting* now being arranged by
th* Democratic County Executive
Committee. Two meeting* In each
precinct next month ar« being ar
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 o f the candi
dal** have officially qualified,
hut it i* expected that 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 meet
ings la announced by Mr. Lloyd a*
follows:
With th# ftdvanr# of Kttrltt In
May 4 and May IS— at Geneva. in th# csplu l city o f th«* Ethiopia*
Including Osceola precinct,
with native* fleam* th# city and A*
Karpis Believed
One Of Leaders
senate rroceaure
Mark victorie9 of
In Impeachment
Draws Criticism
" " ‘‘ Orlando Has Not jCivilization Is In
As Yet Secured Danger From Mob
State Sanitarium Mindy Says Tigert
w a r s S f-* - —
- - ~
In Fourth Day Of
Major Offensive
Political Motif
Is Introduced In
Flogging Trial
VAlIUirillllllUII
Of Report Turks
Occupy Straits
Noah Alexander Fry
At Early Hour
Legion Would Make
banner
Dead By Own Hand ()rl“ do
«
Florida Methodists
Are For Unification
Miaa Mary
Is A Candidate
St mt #
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STORE CLOSED
V
TOMORROW
K
m S tr.
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4
OPENS
F R ID A Y
APRIL 17th
1Ending’ that we are greatly overstocked in aft
tire stock'at greatly reduced prices. This is j
PANTIES
(9 c
Evening Slips $ 1 3 $
Petticoats
Pajamas
(M B IS U
a DRESSES«l 8 1 Q .7 5
AH Silk Slips
CURTAINS
•u* r t u a i
Silk Gowns '
Satin Gowns
4 9 c
Batiste Gown3
PAJAMAS
WHITE HAND
100 VALUE
Children's
D R ESSE S
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dies’ Assorted
dies’ SATIN BLOUSES
fas and Batiste BLOUSES
UCLE BLOUSES
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�Sanford la Th* Only Ccnlral
Florida CUy Affonlbtf Ball, HlfhV*l
And Water TranaportatlM
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID i
THURSDAY, APRIL IS. IMS
COUNTY CfAMBER OF CO
Italy Demands Anti-AAA
Leader
Rjht ToMakeRefuses y 0 Answer
i ^ S e n a t e Questions!
LES ARMY
orkers Enthused
Longwood 'T riples
Its Membership In
County Trade Body
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An authoritative
league
N ation, sourer .ant today that,
Italy i>«.
ih.
t«|
conduct n n o liati.n i
for
r
i African
P*sre
directly with1
X
Ethiopia. The Italian
ileB R
' scribed M an rvenlaual eslabliahi
%;
| ■i
ma»t of a military armistice tw|!
f >!i
tween victor and vanquiahut, «■•
report*.! to h«>r twin H*1
ly ImpoMlble" hy th# Ethiopian
i ; _ l ; d e l e g a t i o n .
_
.
As
rood Hat Ion afforta coni..lr County Chamber of Com- tim ed , lullan aoldlara .tmrted hy
iur drive fqf 800 member, to b^ u,,- truck for tha Ethiopian
The abova picture waa taken capital In tha Interior of EmperI or Holla Be)a,sU*a war-burn
Empire. Fascial aoureaa Indicated
lhay believed ronaunt motion of
I tha eonquaat of the East Afrlran
. eafiltnfi (wenta at# Wmm4 TVAw an 1.1
;T;: ’•> r
C o u n t y Boosters
P itn To Meet In
Oviedo Next Tune
Trade B $ y .Wants
Invitation ) Town
Pledging support to the Sal
vation Army, the Hiniaterlal A»oariallan of Sanford
adopted
leooiutkma a t thia week’e meetlag urging reaidenU of the eeeUoo to raepend liberally when
the Army** campaign L pat on
thw W t a f the me^th. ^
^
endereement of
the, Sehratien Army -le- baaed en
the iplnedtd Merit thg A m y hap
d aw la the peat, and especially
dering the peef I* month, under
the Uederakip . of Captain add
Mre. F. A Ferae."
Captain Faran waa recently
elected secretary and treaaurer
MX:
g y s .to tM* m oriL .s.
-T
_
_
'
_ I
Mother Otf Five U
Executed In England
t a r i f f "thin dtsgmcn."
Mr*..VWet Vnn Dm «W t
BRUSSELS, Apr. I I - o p h A
kldnaplnr threat against the three
motherlraa'children of K lny'leol>old waa iliacloaed today with the
erreat at Uegv, in eaatem
Belgium, uf a Sl-jnear-ohl former
ronvlet, Nlcho'aa Elaen. Police
aalij Elaen cunfeaaed to writing
letter, to the King threatening the
kidnaping.
The children's mother. Queen
Aalrtd, waa killed last Auguit In
en automobile accident near Lu
cerne, Swltierlend. The children
are Jo.ephine Charlotte, 7, a eon,
Bauiloln. 3, and another ion Al
bert, 2.
Elarn waa traced throtigh hla
reference* *in lettera to being a
former ronvlet. Ha had demand
ed two million- franca, equal to
•130,000.
Capital Quiet Broken $
As The President '■:%
L a y s Cornerstone M
WASHINGTON.
I military strength t
system T f
« |l " t
should coll.pa. Und
the Italo-Ethloplan
Oamumy’s dtnunela
Locarno pact
'AgronomliU and
hortlcvtur1*1, to the number of nearly
100, repre.anting re try aouthern
state, vl.ltlng Seminole Ceio'y
veaterday afternoon, «ho wed conaid arable Intereat In celery pro
duction In thia section, according!
to X w jfcr Agent C-'R, Onwaog.
With Dr. E. R. PonrU of the"
agricultural experiment station
H lecturer, the elaltora were
taken by W. If. Scott for a tour
afternoon at four
of tha Aroarlran F ruitv Grnarora*
the P in t Preabyt
100-acre «re*t aide farm where
with the Ree. K. D.
they were ahown the method of
D ' •O k to tlw .
tiling the land, and rutting, wash
Aetlye pallbearer,
ing ami packing celery. A fourPraaler. V. M. G
foot hole waa dug for tho purHunUr, J. C. Hutc
pnae of showing the visitors tha
McKinnon and A.
rharseter of the soil. They were
Ihen taken to the Mountain Ice
Company's plant where
they
were ahown how eelery le Iced
for shipment.
Included In the party wars Dr.
O. C, Bryan, xoll rhrmlat. Dr. IL
w
, .
; T head
V Tofe tha
A - da-,
aT fldals
w*mber*
W. iRuprecht.
0. _i
partm tnt of chemistry, W. E. dent, using tha true
stokea, head of tha agricultural I Georgs Waablnrton
departmant. end J. PV Stokes, ad-|nar*tona of the Ca
Itor of the extension aarvlca, of | n 1783. in lx I with
the State Unlveraily at Gaines- tfon stone of th*
*_____________ ^
"
*n American flag,
The Chamber of Oommerc* woe Y|11^
n busy plate this morning. In
addition to tb* “k ick -o ff breakfast of the membership "sale*
army", a BIOSting for th* Eighth
Inquiry ta to arallahj* sltei praaent ncttvIUee «
District e f tha Florida Congress
Of Parunt-TMchesn Association for a tuberculosis sanitarium In department,
was held. Tb* breakfast was a t H Seminole County la to he made hy
—•
o'clock an dthe P.-T, A. meeting n special committee of the Sam- q g » _ _
a
,
waa a t 10 ok lock.
Ionia County Chamber of
Com- * i v l c n A U Q
Tho Eighth District Is com mrrre which'will endeavor to as- C A D tllF P e l
H
posed o f Seminole, Oscsola, Bre K ble Information W orn a vUlt
vard. Or*age and Volusia ceun1 in tbs near futnro # f nffl*
W A M U M irrm T
(tala of th* Fieri<1* Tihereulosl*
7 7 ^ , . , '
Board. Th# committee H l . t l e o ^ F * r U * l wlotton
meet the -fflclnU -h en they w .
* * * g j
and endeavor to convince
thorn
. , * ™
that on* of the proposed
eenl- * " J J J ? * " ? * u
tariuma be located In this section.
"JV *
Frank Evan* of Inks Mary waa W
°* " • *
named by President T. F.. Simpton aa ehalrman of th# ronimllte* Ju* " " Depenmew
^ ^ 4 j£S5S t s toccasun"*,
“ L .
. . «omPU^ Mg»»*r department aald
!” ZT * ” ,? ° lk«I*hood the high
“ W n ' rft T* *Htfl lr#ffkj
Uwn wh» « ■
^ , " ' ” 101101, rommemoratlng
*?• .lw® hundredth anniversary of
I>aH*it s founding, will ba bald
Ripley's ■-Believe It or Not"
cartoon la today's metropolian
S 2 T c S i J u S T t S » lu^ 1 • *»-•
w arded
'
House Refuses
Inquiry Funds
d J iv r 1
... 7
- ,
Dad* Leeted In "Tobacco Road"
BIRMINGHAM, RMtend- Apr. ^ oceerdtag to Ripley, hs*
1C—(81—Mr*. Dorothy Wadding. feU .gainst the wall of
ham, »4-y#*r-«M. m rihm «d flv*
.luiigw more than IS,000 times
fa lle n
i 17* milts away. H
s * o T i.? r iy \T r ^ « ^
engineer, hoped another crew, ruPl'<' highway travel In aeyeral
would .U rt laying orick on Park aectlon, of Southern Georgia lsst
Aeenue south from Firat Street night but the Htate Highway Deby Is u afternoon.
pmrtmrnt Mid no major rouUs
’’"•'vre jv t cloMd.
ifled aa . candidate for CongrH.
and aa auch will addreie a public
meeting In Orlando tonight. Only
qualified cendldaUe for Congrrw
e U apeak. Judge Sharon ad,
droned tha Rotary Club of Apop.
ka today noon.
/
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/
Tha weather: Partly claldy to
night
and
Friday,
pUalbly
shower* near the extreme' south
coast, slightly cooler In the eg*
trente north portion Friday. Ex
tremal northwest Florida: Unset
tled tonight mid Friday, cooler
Italy" aoJsr penalty ef with Friday.
drawing French support to tho
British fleet In event of tn attack
Twtnty-alx more persons sp
in the M*«llt si re neon.
piled for tax exemption under tM
The French motion earns on the Homestead Amendment this year
heels of on Italian warning to ,th a n lost, according to Sanford
France th at the fascist nation rv- Doudney's record# In the County
fnam t« allow Its military canw tax oaseaaor'a office. Thl» yser s
p«ign against Ethiepta to he applicants
number
1AOO a*
-fru strated •
; - '
, #gnh»t U W » • Y*« *T>-
ST. AtXTOSTOn; Apr. 1 1 -
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Swollen Streams Are
lh*,0,n#T* L
disrupting Tra v e 1 th*t iitu# headway
On Some
*d#tualItlea.
lh#”- mnc*
*C Hlirhwava’m
na'allrrayg,,even
turv*
Britain .Warned Not1
To Play Lone Hand
Against M u s s o l i n i
Is To Seek The Office
Of Adjntaikt General
1
Support Of Army)
Major Routes Are ' "*tion *»•»«
A # n
a
.•
a
Of S alvationists
Open mGeorgiallSCE^:™.
Urged By Clergy CITY NEWS BRIEFS Despite Floods XV5 Bft,*
Sanford M inisterial
G r o u p In Praise
Of Feren's Work
m
■:•
The adjourned meeting of the l
Advisory Board of tho P ti1*
Market wtB W bold at 7:30 o'clock
tM* evening ta tb* market oHics.
Melhon May*. ■tatg eomml,sloser *f'agriculture, and L M.
Rhodes, state market conmrlsetensr, wired Chairman H. Mi
g record, 1*
doling M,*.»
b nation sad
itiee for - ro*
.r a n g e s
I greater
fed
none* pondinw
T W aJB
Proceedings Against, 1
Close-Mouthed Wit* J
ness Is Considered 3
B y Lobby Probers
Parent-Teachers O f
Five Counties Meet
Committee To Seek
Site For Sanitarium
Of Time Florida Ctaal Episode
Be Released To Theaters Friday
FOlUCi Apr. 1A—Flori-|canol ban emoted In Florida. Them
1 an Importsat pert in th* ere many seeswa of the Jsckaonm of Urn March of Tim*. rill* hosetora at their meeting*
end n t week promoting tho cans),
PV| IT- On* of the principal the deportkfIf* ef* delegates for
«* I* devoted ( • the proposed
ta be built across the northher tide la also pictured
>rt of the state. '
tra it growers up in anna
in colonial.tins*#, March of
I of having tb*
irrigation, being
and who died e* Mar. I I ta *
local hospital after a abort Ul
nae*, w** token to Wallingford.
VL, today for burial ta the
family plot a t Bherbura* Cen
ter, V t Jehu Cary, friend e f the
family, oceompanisd tha body
north, ________________
Seamte Deliberating
Over Ritter’s Case
WABHIMOTON. Apr. IA -W )
LOCAL
Apr. 10. 3
�Sanford Herald
S
W »h* w<
B anks
P
• • -. *
r
GREENVILLE, Ga.
—"A M *d han*
WV-"A
mark Made Bv Man That*.
e*» p-*y. fa t*»
W«M WJah&itoB
earthqerik* A
004 refryead
T reasury figures recently released show t t t l t th e cost
of
th
e federal governm ent has increased 900 per cent In
V k b \ r , Afctn,
th e last th irty years. On a ner capita baain, it coat >6.64
k’ "Afa Mid Dogs Really Mad. or to run the governm ent a t W ashington in 1904} by 1935
ju st Angry?-, risks tha TllUhaa- th is figure had been Increased to >60.19 foe every m an,
t/4 DbmnCrst. Wall, whan you woman, ami child In the country. In addition to- this, th e
AM rtrt, fat m know.
p resent per capita coat of local governm ents—elty, comity,
and sta te —am ounts (o >77.15, m aking an annual charge
And tfa olkar day ona' South of >137.34 for every person In th e country fo r purposes o f
prfaa, nrwipaper came out in government.
teor of ona of tha esndtdalaa
W hat Is more, th is coat la constantly being Increased.
if fuvertior. Which Juat gola to
It
goes
slmoKt w ithout say in g th a t regardless of whleh o f
iew.tfar* la feme flaht left In
our 15 randldntm for governor happens t o be elected, and
*. old Fourth Entatr even y»t.
regardless of nil th e ir p h tfo fm planks fo r economy, th e
, .,b)v deir, now the Pieeidant le cost of our stntoggoverTTtdent tw o years from now, will bo
,
«. ..a ..
.
^(Ipw *• ih R so that iw on# on* g reater than |t Is today } and th e people a s a consequence
tie- e'-M rcn will have to wurlc. will l-n bearing a h ig h e r burden o f tax atio n .
Flames broke out almoat si
/■ (f h*-t re IhtVt eletrr waa gatTho only question la how much longer th is tendency ones In scores of places tad
tt* • ' —•—(> tn help mother can he continued W ithout - serious consequences.
aprtsd without hindrance dd tfa
wtth tfa . k t r .! fiit
• 7
city** artier aystam fad Wan
jolted / to piece*) By etvaigfc of
’ --------- « . , » ■ y
tfa first day sight wpiara stiles
f * A pre-r'innl norK V^Hdn dailf
fioomkt Of
had been burned and 300,000 of
rV W in i t .
• fanth
the city** 425,000 residents fad
Fldrid* thlliea" who ere oppealna
200^000
Homes I s
deserted their fame* ht panic.
ike canal, lit fact, the i Ptath
Foi'ecaat t*dr 1936
Whole blocks of bMMtagri Were
fTorida dallta* are so -fifth they
dynamited to create firebreak*.
Authorities herded Potf.O00 Of the
By 8IGB1D ARMS
refugees Into Goldgn Gate Park
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14>-<A1
irlcU,” Siys -tha Ocala Star, p arents to Insist on f a f tty education fo r th e ir children. and mad* desperate effort* to aup- —BaUdhtg of pHrste fame* fas
pty them With food and eratar.
increased so tepidly In tfa fait
it bceorhe mors canal con- P aren ts are also urged to hack np w hnt can be ta u g h t in
On the isaosid dsy a stiff Whtl
,** What tha Ocala filar choots spurred on by tho re a lh a tk m th rit .“a t th e present fanned tfa ftsmas ta ai new fury year that « building "boomlat"
do- I* hire an cichrna* *d- rnte, one out of every th re e chlldreh faces th e probability and cut off agree* down tfa Is predicted far IMS.
This year will ate tha comtrueNews-Press. of dentH or m aim ing fro n t m otor accidents lit th e coufse Of panhuula e» which Ban fn s riw t
f,' gaod frftnd Doah hi* been s lifetim e."
la situated. With tfa Urirri day Uon of 250,000 haw hornet, lays
“Schools nro dolwr f a r too little to teach safe d riv tfa fir* abated aomewfat but Btawart MoDonald, federal hous
ing." the survey reveals. “Jn- filet, m ost o f them give $fc completed tfa ruin of tfa ftnaw- ing administrate, if* Is corrobo
rated by tfa federal home loan
'S B cun*l crhla Is paaaad In automobile nafety training. W hen th ey do try to teach els] and shopping districts.
It n u .g o t until Ufa fourth dsy bank' board which foreieei the
^T|8jQfra»a and v< hear Banalor highway safety, tbyy often fin d , them selves handicapped
construction of "over 100^00“
" S JM u.ntcll'a fondltlnn la aomawhnt by having to o ffset th e poor Influence of p arents, Aa.cml* that clllien* couU'sgt t s a e i l i s
fames during' th. year •
’• J*y rn aij Hi nla Banner. This dren approach driving age they should be ta u g h t fti th e restore tf a lt* £ « ImUdtagS whUh
Many factors coaiributs to
riawnl altmtlun faa bCeS ennufh high school*, by experienced and qualified persons, how to lair In ember*.
Tha catastrophe occurred before this sudden rusk of Americans
n»<>W*lM. toig South Florida pro- drive safely, T hera Is no good reamon fag not giving d riv
the. days of city planning, and h r fawMs. of >. their own-seme
.canol senator »lck.
ing and high-w ay safety Instruction to every higfaM hcftt rapid rebuilding,' author!ties ad. aecleJ, seme finencteL
. * ■■■ '» iA
■
stu d en t in fhit country. T he essence o f th e bad driving
Ftrisral oaynrts paint ta tfa
Oraily Buvtr.n, canrftdatr for problem would he attacked, for not only do the records m lt aboard mot* courage and
aovcrnnr, mad* a talk fi down- show th a t drivers o f high-school age a re poor operators, ssal than wisdom, Tha city of ter
dsy H one of (KHcraper* and of
,*Vji*wn Sanford Mnndsy night i't
the liUrrmt o f.. hi* • candidacy. h u t from o u r hW w choole will come m oat o f th e fu tu re lofty aperiment hmiaga crowded
cfoee together.
.
. fltrannaly enough. altMtttb Wi operators of m otor cars.
P tgfitseti say that In cage cf
“Slept* have been taken tow ard providing driving In
r Wvhn't heard much afaflt the
earthquah* f|
t? Burton rampalim until .Ihi* time, struction for hlgh-school student* In nihe sta te , th e Dlfa
buUdlnya would fall, Sm n a n , .be drew the largest crowd of any tric t of.C olom bia and th e C ity of New York. Several of buUdlnxa
[\.,4pndhbte who- ha* spoken her* «.» th# states have been doing It for aotae tim e. In New J e r
ri>-,far.', He t*. Wa uodar-wnd, aha of sey, where fifty high schools provide th is training, cred it
f.jVtari Several candidates who has la allowed to .s tu d e n ts taking th*; sa fe ty course*, J p th*
SfcVtfa goodwill, if - not 'tVa t aetlv(i hSPeairt. of th* Shcltr AitmlnUtrn- (■arfleld High School, A kron, Ohio, th e r e la . a atudjfet
M otor T raffic Club which studies tha difference fa tw ia n No Picture*' OK U c
highw ay conditions before and a fte r enactm ent of tra ffic
M s i r t ao ms tty faitrifte* fa- laws.
"The m ost effective Instru n tftits fa r Improving thg glfetbdweted ovft-' there In Taa, w* read hi tfa fill**:!. untion, to fay a s th e younger generation# a re concerned,
tfa atreata nf th* city ar* seem to be education and example. The,lattB ir ta Af f lta t
if all cluttare^ up with un im portance to paren ts because w ith operatic* of n o t o r
it tickets. It has reached sud'n vehicles, a* w itir o th e r
l a a Ufa - fabad poalUrt butrfaTflt (h it It Ha* finally brao-ee deeply influenced by
hy wl
w h at th * p afen t rfbds. . I f yt
tlotU td Ml tnmpalgR « f a m that
kaarjr for Mayor Gore to la- citrdfem arid reckless w ith ybpr. c*ft jrtfq taitflOt i
n* poster or plricard aJWsfahfa
* proclamation appealing to yo u r children to d rive m uch dlff$r*rrtty. I f ,y o u *c
M* r#-oomla*tnf» f a * ftfan*
lltftafa to throw thair old tra ffic laws, your child cannot help ag reeing, with ya
Ural fa potted of ts ttw f
say
• late a trash eta, or taka such lawn a re silly and no* to bo. takop- aerlcusly.
■ hum* pith them after the aare
re aa parent
paren t who tells
td lb your boy or gtl
g irl; to w atch oi
lft$r*. Instead of dropping IMBMpiH■MttSMfagMjp
_______
re a r window fo r motorcycle officers w hita .Foa
ehi
i I* th* ml dill* of tfa s(ra.<t death by atepptng Iwrd da th# thrqtU*i yekf have Ao rilfcht
to ’they ofiatract traffl*.
to expect youth to be law-abMfhg.
Citizens Borrow)
0 that tfa summar season
lacnea and th* time naan
iwImraUa parties at- tho
40, U ml*hi net f a asriaa to
tfa annual wamlnr aculan
"Approxfmatelj
kfflediln this eounl
recordl During fli
thirty-sir "tfahtfawl persafns Wjfae
by automoHMT fn 193$. an aftttfSe
automobiles In t h e ___
.
•nd somebody injured awry
SANFORD TWENTY VtARS
M tfa ether day while
« t fate* emptied, Waa WASHINGTON, Apt, fK -T fa
ito tfa drain p|pa by tfa adno ohcement was made today at
tfa Whit* Ifeksd that Wfaon Hu
1 tha Wstar. Before fa pfUtkally eomplatad tfa aeatlri• ratfai 6f th* fWthefaakfa certauthor!tie* should fcaoftttM ta f im s n y . | t Wt* fa
*
■'■ <i ■
to pay off a stack af Mils and
WASHINGTON, Apr.
M b- put money fa tfa bank.
k*» T f a w BiantaC <D, Tea./.
Wltbaut any training far farm
*d »*P- Mhrim Soaafaek (CT. wm*. Miaa Psfvy tao*char** a*
Math.), triad to rainy at raeb th* ttn g fa March, 1034, after
Mhar with thair flats on tha flew bar father's death. She lire* there
Of tb* a **** ( M a y fad: were with bar wet bar, and a Weed taa*
prevents by attrirmawfaf* free* assists fa tha work.
J j y i l *■ a flea fleht.
Arising at dawn, tha milk* atx
Tha. twa aepeieenUthree far* c^w,
before fa*akf*at—then
Ifaqr $*■» ah odd* and bare w - juny* tat* hdr antfatoattU aad fa
riwa$adjMfa* r n M r h+T°i*tr 0ff ta town to dfapaaa o t a bad
during M#e*a debaU, Tuaaday tha 0f talft, vagaUbltri, better anj
fatal fomd W a eilmari.
eftt* to NfoUr euiteitwr*,
'Blanton, a
oraad-ahooldend
Then ebe herrina. beta* to fake
TeXAn. jumped out of Mi etalr i up tha managerial raids,
when Xfedcbatir fawk a paraaaall she U a baUaytr In. diversified,
dede#»«tT/ rafter*.
farming awd taat year had ®
TH* yoeOfot Mfaeb. rk etaod up . cree fa ctUUrsUoo—JO fa corn,
tor meat BtttWw aw ha awngg |g fa p u t, nine fa ration and apa
around tha afaa. Blanton a id fa .weet potato**.
Zlonehaek warn pulled Moww fc
“I don't depend altogetbea aw
their eaata by. Democratic Party
“Sometimes w* bar* crip falter**
or ridkuleesly low prices and I
XfaMfacI, critlifag w ist fa IKS to have menay Msafag fa all
\
tanned “Inaotadoos*
rigaM* tha lima."
member* of Ufa How*, had r*- ” «fa kaipa fat war* 60 m l ,1ti
farted to ffa fact t u t Blanton fans sad say* fad t f p sad atar“one* said 1 waa doped."
phn chicken* usually kktng, gaud
• I ft* g tf a * fa pot^fafa the p rim .
gacord <h*f frfanton fa
loA Of
"In auttmrr tha gafrifea fad tfa
%«Ojltt,4S« War* Iliads that peak. a Taxes," ZJeftfftk contiriuad. pooch, apple n d flg tr*a# sill fa
Theaa flguies are aapu t iJ to T M fa aaH fa waejd r0i » his my facoms," afa continue*. "tenia
Idouble during 1934. ■
ramstlr to Iword a “bUnk" for tfa ai tbs fruit sad vogotsbfai m
ll» addition 704.413 Inano latak hast word} ■
trig fw 4,tfrc/raf were made for T H febd between than fagan In
tha modamlaation of old .home*. dofato on tfa so-called “Red
Mortgages Soreytad
0*4 RldarT whktr forbid* district
FHA In tfa first three month* of teacher* front teaching comIMS foe Kota* building and mod* montarn. (Blanton *ha* ataunthly
cfnMatia* total** $**£43.0* oppoaid repeal of tha rider.
compared with $7,070,013 In tfa
Blanton burst into tfa Dem
4kkM p€ii»d lil t
WOULD r a r DRIVERS
ocratic cloakroom, half ao hour
Many ofHek Ihstltutlons Sr* ah' after tfa floor episode and ruafad
BERKELEY, Calif, Apr. 1*^i f a t d M cMnfatttng fan hnua- up to Zlonchsck.
Iftg abort* se. Tfa fadaral home
"If you put anything Ilka that IA7—Aoto driver* who.' r i p fated
loan Brink borirri ls raleaking Into tfa Ricord 171 bait you on#.’’ Jy break tfa traffic cede should
f a subjected to both mental nari
rocney to building and loan aiao- cOITeaguea tald fa ahoutad.
clstlon*.
"I Just wish you woo d hit m* physical examinations, asserts
PWA arpacta to constrict *8,. so 1 could hft you often," Zioncheck Dr. H. W. Twitthell, profesaor H
nauropayehfntry st the Unleeralty
000 dwelling unit* tUe yaat at retorted.
ait approslmata cost Cf $130,Other cee>gr*n*men Intervened of GsBfornJc *
000,000. The** unit* wilt fa for ■nd Anally both walked away.
tfa moat part, in largo apart
ment communities, and will fa Holt la To Address
rented Ur those who mots In.
Resettlement plead under way
will provide 10,31b new homes
this year. They will average ts
O A m teY IBLK . Apr. IK—At
coat from 11,407 fee s thrat-room BM fwmatloa1 af‘Wr/ JkM ) .
house to IUOOO for a shr-toom Tlfert, praaktant af ffa UnlvaraHj
houee. — •
of FfcrMa. Dr. fUMflari Holt,
M rs. H ertfart E . R o n d
draaffaat of Rolllas .Colter#, will
Celery Ava, ,
Phunla t t
N d r ig •' fattersl convocation of
ficbRy sad efudants of tha Hrith n lty on WtfaMririsy, May 10, ai
W nlvenrfbj^calty
FLOWERS
AdObtamohri
14 A. H. *
’
Dr. HaW, hrttf racogatafa as ona
Bun On Load,Radios
national goodwill
wen widespread
Ills S dJ^fa arf tfa Uadearstty fa
Florida camped t a f a 0 f a d <4
President Ttgurt- * •
1FtOWMt WIDW D U f i H W
- FtofEACOlJu *pr, 1 1 - < A -
Oi'AFf-
�SANFORD,, FLORIDA
Monthly Bridge Party
Is Given By Cl u b
,
tOSS MARCAHKT PETERS, Sodety Editor
Mm.
ny
Telephone US ' Mrs. S.
Ht th^ monthly ridRH HHfty
f of the Social Department t f the
Woman's Club given Wedan d i j
a Per noon at the r ) s house on
Ook Avenue Girdrn flowova In
Kitti® Well® Culpepper
paatel ahade. wrrv u-c.| to atom
FRIDAY
FHenda of Mrs. \V, V. Hill w ij the am.Itorium for the --ccasSoa.
j entertained « numcer of her
Monthly meeting of Sslii* liarfriends a t her homo In Geneva1regret to learn that the is ill at
After several prouresslogl of
risen Chapter of th* D. A. R.
her borne, 1900 Magnolia Avenue. contract high score priie, , grvel|
Wednesday
afternoon
honoring
will meet at S :00 s P. M. a t the
t f pottery bowl, was swonjed to
home of Mrs. Roltand U Dean. ,her daughter, Mlaa KhadVa Annei
]
Mr*. J . Itos| Adams whil
Indian Mound Village. All vlait- Culpepper, whoa* engagement
Smeit M. Ward of Winter Park. ,#rdajr to Jaclaaomilli
score price, s green p i-tiry vgte,
tag Daughter* are invited.
woo presented to MlTh* Dirt Gardeners’ Circle of
honeyj
th* Garden Club of Sanford will
At thq tea hour
Rave its regu'er meeting end a
were served hy the ho
luncheon a t 10:00 A. M. at the
ristedd ty
I f Mrs J. A. Yinni
home of Mrs. C. It. Kirilcy, Lake
present
rnt were: Mrs. J O.
Dnoro.
Mrs. 4. E. Baker Mrs. J, A.
•
Circle Number Five of the First
Mr*. I-egge Mrs. Herman
BapUat Church wilt meet at .1:30
Mr*. J. M. Stineripher, Mr*. A. M.
P. M. with Mrs. A. J. retenon.
Philips, Mrs. o. M. Il-rrlson. M-s.
West First Street.
W, T. Ungley. Mrs, R. J. Iblly,
The Women’s Auxiliary of fit. was gnduste-i from the Winter
Mr*. J. C.' Benne’t, Mrs. John
’ Johns Presbytery will meet at Park High School ahd Ister at
Melseh. Mr* Horace G. Moore,
0:00 A. M. at the First Pjreaby- tended the University of Florida.
Mr*. Marv Hommel, Mr- Arthur
tarlm Church.
He Is now employed ss electrical' i r , . . s u ' _ , _ „ ,
, ™r*’ P>u R*,lf°cd an- Hrirrsn Mrs E. H. I nney, Mrs.
Roe* Circle of the Qsrden Club engineer for the LaV. rharm Mr'
Frolt Company.
Charm | noun« thl bir,h of . daughter. L. E. Spencer. Mr* J. C Mitebell,
will meet in tha morning at the
jSue Ann, Wedn#*dar afternoon Mrs. H. W Rucker, Mrs W.. E:
homo of Mrs. J. C. Bills; J r , In
Kirthhoff, Mrs. H. M I’spsrorth,
* n » i d - u u,h .o n
Geneva. Covered dish lunthron.
mean* of novelty Raster cards rail Hospital.
Mr*. J. Ross Adams. Mr* . >E.
Central Circle of the Garden bearing appropriate verse*. The j
__ __
Club of Banford will meet at d eration*.consi,.H of bowl, and, Mr. I. B. Calhoun returned Compton, Mrs. S. P. Ilighleymin,
10:00 A. M. at the horns of Mrs. basksU of cut flowers while th e . yeste-dry to Jacksonville .rt- r Mrs.- Margvret Ioock-. Mr». B.
C. Moore. Mr* Clyde Kamaev.
^ Jamai G. Sharon, 918 Magnolia bridge accessories bore (aster de-1 spending ■ f,-- ,|*v,
,vj|h
Mr*< tV. M Scott. Mr*. Ralph
Avenue.
, *Fn*i her mother. Mr
Austin
Smith. Mrs. W G. Flem
nigh score priie was swarded French Avenue
MONDAY
ing Mr*. S. F Dmdney, Mrs.
Th# Woman's Missionary So to Mrs. Herman Jacobson while
R. F, Mon-alvslge. and Miss E •
ciety of the F in t Methodist Mlaa Thelma Tew won low score
Mrs, Mr.hlon II, Beak es soil
j
Church will hove Its regular prise. A* honor guest. Miss Cul daughter. Miss Emm„ l.lnda ten Mahoney.
meeting a t 3:00 P. M. at tte pepper waa presented with silk Brakes, of larchmont, N V sir
church with Circle Number Two lingvrle.
the guest- of Mr. and Mr. I
W. M. Scot
In charge.
Refreshment* were served hy Howell Fi-h st (heir h-mme. |30ll
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. C. Megnolls Avenue.
TUESDAY
Gives Talk On
Sanford Branch of the Associa Bills. J r , Mr*. W. L,’ Sleg. and
tion for Children Education will Mrs. A R. Everett. Those invit
Mr Civile A. lived ,.f Dsv
i W. M, S w lt jfiivp t t i
sponsor a ccnefit hrHgu party ht ed werr: Mima Khadra Anne I'ub tonn Uesrh, fi rmcrly of this city, on th r trchnlq^v a ml- Jippmeli
3:00 P. M. at thn Elk* Cluh. Res pepper, honor guest, the Misses 1* here attending the St. I„hn- tlopi nf ■ft at the reiruJar met*
ervations may he made with Mrs. Thbloi Trw, Nettie M»e Fowler. Presbvl ry She U th guest nf Injf nf th** Junior Hi$rh Schcw
J., C. Mitchell or Miss Carmita Mary IH'nn, Catherine Younci Mrs W. ||
Zarhry, M ign-diu !*.*T A. ht’Iil Tuesday tft«rno*
Barber)
1.01- Kuddell, Alfred Cone, and Avenue.
in the aettoo! i ‘t idUnrium. M rt
Mrs, RubeH Murphy of Ovloslo;
Sen It aim) eihibittnl ahnut 10 Hf
thl Misses Ruby Peters, Edwin
Mrs. II I„ ni.y.l 1 f Clinton. her imintinKv
Sutton, Mrs. Herman Jaco.ison. | s. C and |»r ami Mrs. R |* My.
R. A rillb prenided ov«r tl*?
j auren*. B. C. arrived busii^eimi *eMi*i>n when poulii©
Mrs. David Speer, and Mrs! U M. Ctnvrnn
David of Banford; ami
Mia* ! !"»• night to spend a few day* matter* were fn rtd for. Attend
Mrs. J. B.- Cogburn entertainer) Alexia Mtea. Mi*. J. L. Brown. ! with Mr* Boyd’ bruther-ln-lsw unco priti* fur the « iy wna awniif
with t "vtnlshing bridge” p*r:y Mr*. Ethel Thomas, Mrs. Ed*n.i ' and sister. Mr. and Mrs. U F t»d Id Mi** Kmilie U ng «*§ rqom.
Tuesday afternoon at her home in Golt, Ml*. Elisabeth Nol ey, Mrs Boyle, Mcllonvlllo Avenue.
Bert Lanta for th* benefit of .Sem A. if?. Moran. Mrs; J. V. Too1-1.
TO CJIVK PLAT
l
inole High School P j-T. A. Garden Mrg. Osalo Flynt, Mrs. J, C. Bill*.
Mrs. Endor Curlott of Geneva
The public im Invite! tfo attend
flowers were used aa decorations. J r , Mr*. A. B. Everett, and Mrs.i and Mrs. C. p. Brurelcv left ye*. th* prasentntlon nf a three-art
After severs! progressions of W. L- Sieg <jf Geneva.
) t#nlav f„r Baltimore, Md , where comedy, *4Glrl Fhy." to be nlv*n
ITrOge high score prlr#r wvs
---------------------- j they were evlled by the .le,th of
tonight i t H:00 o’clock at the
( awarded to Mr*. Jllgbteyman. BcSeminole High Srhmd auditorltm
- 1 frashments were . then servpjl bv
u
w J
'i .
v>0 _ l , . * ho ' i" 1 her home there Tue*. Hv the Junior Cla«* uf the school.
th* hoiteai, assisted by Mrs. F. P.
H o s te s s A t
P a r t y | . v night. Hr*. Elchnor spent The parta in tha play will f>e
\ Roumllst and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell
,! ------ r
m’ nlrt wln,,r» *llh her dsughtcra rspab'y liken by memberm of the
I .Those present M js s J lr r . W|V
Endsley.JMeisch^who.ealehrstfd, •nif harl a numUr of friends In elaka who hiTe been rehearsing
’ ter L Coopec'. » r i l I .U YlghleV- hoc flDh .. Jlrthdsy onnl-srsary t Sanford.
for tha. pa«t few week*.
• man, Mr*. J. Roes Adams, Mrs Tuesday, was honor guoat at a .
t
j T a Mite hell, Mi*. 3. L. Inglev. party glvan In th# oftamoon by
Mr*. A. M. Philips. Mrs. F. F.. har mothor, Mrs. Jonh Malsch, J r ,
Roumlllst, and Mr* R. F. Monaal- at their home on Park Avenue. |
vatge.
Game* and contort* wera on*,
joyed throughout the afternoon (
and ell guest* participated In a
peanut hunt. Rsfreshmonts w»r*i
served In th* dining room where
tha table vri* decorated In * color,
aebamo of pink, yallow, and groan.'
Individual cakes bearing candles’
served with Ice cream and |
tha larga white birthday cake, i
griced with pink can lies, formed’
a centerpiee for the table.
Those preaent were).-, Endsley
Maisch. honor gueat, Mary Martha!
and Buddy Melseh. Olyve Ann:
Adsms, Jana Chapmap, Jane and
Dottle Ann W hltwr, Shirley
Moreland, Franca* C°^b- Phyllis,
and Aadrty Bach. Caroline Lee.i
Stanley Bockey, Jerry Smith, Bo-,
bn Dean, . II, -BoWla A lt, Ang*U|
and SyWtt Melaeh, (UTftn *t>d
Dial Boylt, Glenn Wngla, Wayne
and Mart Potter, Lila Moor* U fHer, Billy May, Mm * Aim G»Howay.‘ Margaret LangleySchuitg, Hary Dori* Msy, N>ncy
Fitts, sad Charles i
Sparkman.
Social Calendar
—
"
1
Khadra Culpepper
Is Guest Of Honor
jx , r r ; ; r r ^
; Thrill I a Promised
i At High School Play
GIVING HER THE GON(
- x ■* *•
1
Mr s .
Mrs. J. B. Cogburn
Entertains At Bridge
th it it will l*e the heat perfoitnincr over iticv*! in Sin/ord. It *
will jo presented tonight $t 8:1*T „
T M. m the high school atid'lta-
All the fun-Tot mg Sanfurilitr* rium M'lftte will he ftirnbhcel by
m int get ready for the hicm* t the N«»ctoi?>buIatnr$.
ktek »he town ever h a 5. The
Ju n io r, tip on ""the hi IT hnv ■fmmil
the
itftr ** gim nnieed romeily*
Atage hit uf th»« or «nv ith er
Quickly cheeked f
year | Cm the nil *torv of n hand
without "dosing.”
•*»me mnn l 111 ly Zm-hrv I wh»» got
r«W feet when th»* tftrl* eame
w V A to R u a
• rcvind
There 1* nl*'t n Penn
Rrmnmel wh • U nm uirl -*hy I V
-
^
CM IFPOItD JflllN1lltljCK.il
ilitlVy and thn«e who know predict £*
N ighf C oughs
WICKS
1. l/inevT
A* fur the Indie* h**t
o t-»
the name* of Ihe firt*i*A m rt
of the ra.f h'rvlvn
Mnv
PitfrTnsi, Dor>'thv
1 •yi
Whi d'm, \ntdinette Have* <nd
Martha hlm io
.Hmr* Itii'din »* i
heart of
Hen Ifill’d
fied dean
have the
'N k «» J-l
n s
In .’ontr*i*i
tough CH ,«
i (hthup*'ll who meet
i when he
NATIONAL
GUARD
DANCE
MAYFAIR HOTEL
1"
Saturday, Apr. 18
Ihi
Howl f deman nlnv i
"It’* a fiU r d'irni,” miyH
Jiu'k H»!ey
ll * a sreiu* fivni **F Min,** tint *crffn cntiu t
at tS* Riix Theater, In which Ituley play* the
who want* to he a MG Man,’ Imii r a n t ijutlr
' K < la»^
MU* Martluri, it' . u may hnv«
in man tic mtereai.
Kvening Bridge Cluli
Knjoys Buffet Supper
T
AFFORD TO GIVE
1
MY CHILDREN SUCH
Mr* J 1> \ \ ....I
(J f Met -ill. M
Rmmnllftl. hr ,t
BIG GLASSES OF
J well, \|i- U
„ ORANGE JUICE ,
• . | Mnr»rHrvt I'* i * i
Mr an<l Mi* •
1!
M n-iHng the me inbe i*
I 't o utf H ndgi1 t luh. Mi
I 11it %kin* Connell)
hero’* *lern f *t •
e L,-| V selectecI »h>• oft I
li to Millden, h
*a»n t»i marry
playa Finlay
The play i* prnifre**
-I immI* H" kiT
ermie in Ihe
*ui*l»lie the
I WISH I COULD
nj
<•
«Al!)l
Mrs. J. H. Fish Gives
Bridge L u n c h e o n
buff «l myppm and
WetliiMthy evening ,
hum, •m Pnlm etiu Aw-m e
• rved early in the
•ridge' warn pi: v«-d nfl
r BUY aORIOAS,
AS I DO. YOU
GET A FOURTH
WORE JUICE OR
EVERY 5 GLASS FREE
Mr. ( 11 v.-tl l i
wiyi , -t- i ' l l * *■.
-d'. iM h
pahiy th
r-d.. fn
deli in
ifyi'st, M•h >1 b'-.n
cnndlea In vrymfal ho der*
u Liryhm >nt \ . > M
«"ft glow ribii’it the room Mr* I h**n dii'o'ht VI . t 'll
11 Woodruff and Mr* IT H I ’ m * been «i«*ndmg th** p
hero with Mr* Kl'l
well a*atat»*d in nerHng
Th«*e d*t-n illy
the i i>nc u«i n nf the hri
gamei high »enie pri»** were | wen* Ml lb -it*
awarded to Mr* Wondiuff »nd K. j l.an*5h v Mt* \V M S.
K Koimillut Mr*. Wo*Mlriiff re j M < Wwn-insk. \ |i a |t
reivret novelitv I »n k|M* holder* i»nd \vell. Mi * l.din h irk
Mr Ratitni lot linen hvndkercheif'*, j \dH in !*)"*vn, M*d fi
Thiita present were: Mr an 3 gber, iiml Mr-* KiHi.
Endsley, Melseh Is i lh'lr ",°1,h!r*1. Mr* 1 *>•"**.
6 oov rate
E x tr a S p e c ia l
3 DAYS ONLY
FRIDAY- SATURDAY -MONDAY
Tonight
Last Times
<r
GINGER
ROGERS
Ovtr 22 millions tolJtkat's koto good Ills! ^
At The Mayfair
;ht
• IV r
HU* Margaret Bradley left to
day gar Psytona Beach after
spending a feW days at the. Maffair,
John E. Avery and Dale b s alngtea of JaekaonvUls war* over
night (u*>ts Wednesday et the
hotel.
Jassos 8. Man** and J. H. Oonung arrived from JsclionvlD* to
to guests at th* hotel for a f*w
day*.
J. H. Hend'ey has returned ,to
Jacksonslile nltor being at U>*
Mayfair f»r thro* days.________
Wash Dresses
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED! AND IN
ORDER TO MAKE ROOM. FOR NEW
MERCHANDISE WE ARE OFFERING
ABOUT 300 COTTON FROCKS AT A
SACRIFICE PRICE! MATERIALS—
VOILES — SEERSUCKER — BROADC LO TH - GINGHAMS — pOT SWISS
—PIQUES AND MANY OTTOSRS SIZES — .12 TO M
QUICK
I j w o r ld ’* I J r jt
choice economy fire—
mofe'than a match lor
many highest-priced
make* in long aafe
mileage, tre a d grip,
blowout protection
and look*. A value
wo give you because
Goodyear builds the
moat tire* by millions.
-
brimming with sweet, rich juicef,
’ think of orange juice asa
[usury, mother. It’s an invest
D
ment in health, an insurance of fewer
fresh,” not an atom of their mamg>
out flavor gone, none of their health*
ful vitamins and mineral salts lost,
doctor’s visits. Orange juice supplies
vital elements your child m u st have
for proper growth and development
. . . vitamins (four different kinds)
, . , calcium for sound teeth and
bones . . , iron for good red blood.
Don’t dole out orange juice In little
glasses. Give everyone (grown-ups,
too) a n i O glass at least once a day.
And fwtea a day is even bctterl
You’ll be surprised how little it costs
if you buy F l o r id a *. especially
at the bargain ptkes they're selling
for now.
to u t's y o u r <hanem
—bu ypU n tyt
on t
Entry 5th glass FREE
Actual tests show that Floridas give
a fourth mure Juice than other orangea at the same price. That’s just
like getting every Jth glass P It ■
And it's the sweetest, richest orange
juice you ever tasted.
Florida orange* are n o t only
sweeter sod juicier. They’re fresher,
too. for they grow nearer your home.
Rushed from the grove to your table,
they reach you still "tree ripe - tree
Thanks to a bumper crop, Florida!
oranges are selling now at unusually;
low prices. Your dealer has tomal
amating bargains for you, especially!
in the big sires. And they’re by fkurt
the most economical to buy. See t e l ‘
yourself. Oct e doren . , . two rinwni
of these wonderful Florida onngagf ■
today. You’ll m arvel how much)
Juke they give. And how your (HBdyt .
veill love it and thrive on itl
Try this dsliclaut \
Florida Orangt FlntF ^.j
Cut one pound nuushmallcws inte'
quarter* and put into top p a r f o C /j
double boiler over boiling water.Add three cup* Florida or cogs ju lc t tj
end the juice of one lemon and eoobrW
until marshmallows are com pietriy^
dissolved. Cool slightly, pour Intat,
sherbet glasses and chill until A n ju R
Serve with whipped atom Makes
tig to eight port ions.
’- W ,
no N. PAM
Aetna fr*a Vili
PLATE LUN<
3fc
HOT CHILE H
The above advertbsement of Florida o n u tfa aj
Friday. Apr.* 17lh, in 99 newepapir* of 7S Major
markela throughout Florida’* marketing tgrrltary. .
newspaper* have a combined circulation of nearly li
090- So that Florida cltrua grower* may h a f t f j j
of tha numaiath campaign behind their prod a la , %
PHONE 298 roproduetag tha copy hero—frea aa a aarvico ta tha
�7
UNOFFICIAL
of Ptablic IrwtrndSfm
PRttfARY ELtcnO N
| j j p h * r end think U ranch £ i t a
** Ptoalble b u ranch a p a rt at
l*he American method u
DEMOCRATIC PABTT &
b the
p erty tjafem Itself.
D uring th at t-rir ( i n itia l period
before party organbationa took
h r n i, there aria a real "coalition
government" in IliU country;
Thomaa Jefferson aat icrosa the
lbtnet table from Alexander
amilton under the presidency of
Waahfncton. ,
• Now even the far-rem ored d b c ip lea of thaee to e aeetn either en
able or unwilling to “go I ’i n j "
together in governmental effort.
A fter Mr. Harding was elected
presHent he had a fleeting idea
of coaiRiont He announced he
woold summon to Waahinyton the
'"boat m inds" of tha country. But
nU the beat minds lonred out to
a t Republican minds.
Coalition U 'a beautiful w dnt—
vlven apokrn of In the future, add
no attam p t made to apply it
i specifically.
COMPANY
S
jtlN E 2,19^6
LE C O U Iftt
A T E S
For RepresentitiVe In
A f a tr ic t N o. i
Fifth CongrrMtaul Dls
Q. RAYMOND ELLARS
jA S . G. SHARoSf ~T
Coalition M k
W b To . Excite
W , J. (f S S e ) 'STe I 5 ~
T h e Politicians
For Govertibt
DAN CHAPPELL
POLtcte COURT
By BYRON PR IC E
WASHINGTON,' Apr. 1A -W 1
—Talk o f establishing a "coali
Cates of disorderly conduct and
tion governm ent" ^ a t Waahinyton drunkenness featured this week’s
b reviving amid many myateriout session o f the Municipal Court.
hint* o f backstay# orartoces and
On chargee of disorderly con
underyround neyotbtlon.
duct H. Stafford was fined 16 or
Howard
The aubject b roflst Intriguing. sentenced to IS dtys,
In theory, it would bo a grand Williams drew $15 or 30 days,
th|ny fo r a of th e ablest men In Eddie TJJms forfeited a n .$8 bond,
the country to assemble regard Elder Graham and Robert Wil
less o f party, and pot themselves liams were each to pay $16 or gp
Sanford Harald. All fnqultfe
shoulder to shoulder In a common to jail fo r IS days, A rthur Sinbe held strictly cMfMentlal.
aodeavor to lift tha nation out of e b ir w as handed a sentence of
tha depression.
$26 or 50 days, Lucills McCor
Looked a t prtcttCiily a n d In the j mick and Roosevelt Anderson
I.OSTt • Brown leather- b a g con light o f experience, hdw erer, the] were dismissed, and thp ca-t
—
r *•■* •» *■
tain in g over $51'an d papers ef proposal is lean to
»me race many against John Gibson w as con
tinued.
no uaa to anyons. Liberal reward. serious difficultly.
| Mrs. Goe. Habe, W aat Bids.
,
It. !,. Sutton paid $26 f r r the
In the first plsce, there is no as
LOST: Sm all black leather book. surance th a t any Impressive num privilege of getting drunk, the
I Valuable only to owner. Ke- ber of first-raters would hi> will casrs against Isaac Jonee and
■turn to H erald office and receive ing to coalesce. In the second pla-e W. n . Patrick wera tran sferred ’to
there la tha question w hrjhef’tuey the Conuty," Willie Dees swan
i reward.
Could get along together for more sentenced to pay a line - of $S
than five minutes if they did. F i or to serve 15 days, and N. B.
nally, there Is the problem whether Burney forfeited a $5 honti,
11. K. King was-fined $5 Jn a ]
1031 CHEVROLET Dual Wh-ot, the long-estab lead perty system
long w heel bate truck. New could possibly he tom down to reckless driving charge and J c * |
Britgeman w»a given a $10 sus
T lrta and Tag. $276.00 Reel sad perm it a real coalition.
It b an enticing thing to talk pended fin# rn a Ilka charge
Sons, 301 W. First B t
about, and It might happen, but
Herbert McIntyre, Emm* Luu
I— H * lp W u t a d
few practical politicians appear to Thome* and Cota Walker. *11
be taking the prospect very seri charged w it* assault, wera tra n s
WANTED) Good OOok. Must have ously,
.
ferred to . the rounty; Joseph
recommendation# and willing to
Of course, there would be noth-| McCoy, IjoronxO' Williams and
IIv$ an promise*. 1CB1I 731-W.
Ing difficult or novel shout ad- Bishop Allen, charged with lotherenta of VdH political pa,M m cenr, wera transferred to J u
elttlog together In the cabinet venile Court! end Will W right,
charged w ith larceny, was f i n d
T hat hag happened often.
Mr. HWover -had In hi* ekbl- $5 or sentenced to Jail fo r 76
n e t $Jh»' men—AUamay •(Jen- days.
REX PACKARD
OtfTO 8CHMEHL
For Aftofi
PETER THURSTON
For Corfiptrolle*
State T o u r e r
For County Commissioner
Dlalrlct No. 8
W. B. BALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
F6r Railroi
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
a37lh
i m »Senatorial
,,
tV. PL DUPREE
”f o r r e s t b ! st 6 n e
J. JJPARRISH
For County Commissioner
D is tr ic t N®. 4
epresentative;
fe. C. DODD
W. B. WILLIAMS
J. LEHMAN
’or Representative,
$-I#i1oatloii winToi
For Cou
OmfN
GORDON BARNETT
A. G. WAGNER
fi& fe
T liS A iN
G. W. HPENCl^R
. R. W. WARE'
OUSHOLUER
K
JO H N
~
I
ment phorj*
G . LK O N A U D Y
w 7 fiiR » g R t
J S A iiU E L X
P A U L
m
DODSON
SMALL,
' B . w il k In S o N
FURNISHED
Cheap r i te .
fprniehed hotid »,.?06
a u g k lllV lU l
G . B lG c fe R s
r G. M* (CHARLIE) fliN lJ
Apr. ll, i m
b tfe R s rflfe E T
art •< F lORid J
14* at ,l$a I
rr, Wneiaaab
LEWIS A
Water, filling atatloa. IS
■jartol aasemhli
l I w I l l a tm
V L U Mlchati. n u t bV.Ftoera.HKa,.
’■ M i BeaslUs UcAt, demand
tekata, market M{*4y,
tie .
P . H E R N D O N
t e r u
W
When Hpriag’e gay krillbrace maheg
t a d talorifoa, there’a aathbig li k e .a
aad oak to auk# U IItable aad torah
S T A N L E Y -R O G E R S H A
I
Seminole
- _
FIVE-ROOM
Al
“goelllUm gttram tnehl" aa It b
aadaratSed ,tn
thus# European
countrb* w hat* It h . practiced.
W kat happen* there h th a t U e
groofdA chnM , flot the discernbUrfefita, b et the coitatllekderahlp of two o f mb re
*1 p a r tita
I ,i conception Would mpre
begin -by , bringing M r.
Hcwtir tn d itr* RMMvdt, wHhi
their principal adherent*, together
CONFIDE]
j . f . McCl e l l a n d
i,
i£ !!< 8 £ % tp iJ rs
30R A PH
tltaoMsw—*»ee«w»»+»««w>e»e»l» we«»»*e«#■e♦»■»#«»«eew»t«iee»»«a
%
tm s M .
* $ ? £ ? !* bngfUud that aach
"ii H. (Jim) LEE .
^ E b . M e is c I
l i iepptNe, bflderat# de.
r g a n
fair,
market
elesdy
amprw , Rllaa Triumph,
iL tlt
he. Is I L U - ll.lli
« [ Fla per atoket H bu,
ibWease, lie-1LS*.
ll F b be. featpea Sit-Tie.
Fla. ba. t btaprs. wait*
E. WATSON
■ V. 1 1 I
» bJE*-
Would you rather pay lor paint,
ing your homo in a lump sum
. . . e r a fc* dcllsra a media'
without dSatuit tng your smrsjs
account? Soo us tfar dabOt
about FlHsburOh’a Ample, daay
Time PcyntrcJ F lan. . . 'Taint
Today, Months to Pay." No rad
bps. no down payment, SJ
much as IB montha-to pee,
covert both paint and Id**.
Tela advtnla^e cl this plea. N ,
Mr. Rooakvell ha* In hla cabinet
__ .__,w '
g«w»w * * * m ia
two m an,—Secretaries Wallace golfer," has scored.« kea twW*
WANTED: Jo b a* nurse. Fannla L td leksa,—who b a n been Repqhon tha same bole on .the H h ttb sN*e EHay. 810 Qraagf Am
bog, Ml**., Country Chib cqursA
H t * T * U p p * a * (e to conceive of
COLORED WOMAN want* to do
Washing a t home. A lice Ham- A altuatlon (although It does put
* itrain ' on tha Imagination I
dcraoB, T06 Orango Ap*. I
whew g 'g a b io e t might ba com
posed of- such man u A lfred t .
f c lM , Andnrw H rion, John P.
WANIRD to _ buy ;Waoa to b atik and Jam es W. We daw orth;
wreck fo r lumber. Jrle le Hrew- Be, conversely. *uch man a s W der,\twit#‘l, boa ISB.
Nam E. Borah, Hugh 8. Johnson.
Robert J C . LaFoUatt* .and H arry
t^ T f7 u l\tto i
;-V
For County JftfM
1
-TOP H f • -n f
I
"AREW.
�PACK
LD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
m •iHSDjL
CROWD
WHITE HOUSE EASTER' EGG HUNT
RIVALS IN VIOLENT PRIMARY
SWEETHEART CHEERS BEARD
Convicted at Oallee, Tea, and sentenced ta dtath lor tha murder
*f a formar defaatlvt, Dwight •aard at Lenoir, M. C , die* In good
•plrlta whoa hla brown-ayvd sweetheart, Illiebeth Melton, vlaltad
Mm In prison and brought word that nation far a now trial hag
boon mad*. (Associated Praia Photo)
ml?* ?***,?? *••*“ '
^
by *ha groat orawd at children that attendad tha annual tartar >aa hunt
^
**
A - r t l a . a# tha y d
l, , 2 ? <r**h
Fighting aaah othar far tha Oemeeritld gul
lion in Illinois. Dr. Herman N. Ilundiaan (loft
Hornar arf shown broadcaatlng thalr final appal
a<o ol thj blttar primary that wee mdrhtd bj
election werkrra and tha remevel of two poll J
ballot-bet ttuf.'lng, (Attociated Prato Photaa)
TORCHLIGHT PARADE -OPENS-ROOSEVELPS CAMPAIGN
UWITtu
OR tM S FOR SALLY!
PLAGIARISM ROBS BOY OF $5,000
Trade Body ‘A rm /
Workers Enthuged 'j
At Drive Opening;
Irm llM M I r n a
Pan Owl
' rnl Himpann from Lnrtnio A .
wilaon, chairman of the board o f
the Wilson and Toomer Fertiliser
Company of. Jackaonvilta yeiter.lay:
“ You know S inford hna ntwaya
hal.l a vary warm apot la my
haul, and I hare always fa it
keenly ijitcrretrd In It, Whan I
lan.ln.l in IMrtpMn an a warw ■Mali
An eld-rathlsned torchlight parade through the .streets af Baltimore preeeded President Rooaavalt'a
flral apaaeh In hla campaign far ra-altotlan. Tha preeo colon la ahawn rhfft!|lna ta tht Sth ragfmant
armory wham tha Praaldant tu«gacted a plan fee limiting man'a working year* to 47— between tha
•••a af I I and W. To tha youth of tha land, ha appealed far help ta “bring under eentrol tha famaa
af madam eeelety." (Aaaaclatad Proan Photo) r-
Ohaaaw tha winner af tddla Canter's IM f
Lloyd Lawfe, U-yCir-ald Miaaaurl farm hay,
away attar hla admlaalan that ha plaglartai
from a mateatna artlala written by I M l
(teatad) la shown with Cantor (left) and P.
bf fan - diner fame teak her ahaw ta Ban
oniony at tha Paelfla eanoeltian invited bar
Id. Bally enubbad. 'em. ‘ An Ir.decti.l | i r
dhauto not be tolerated." aha arid. Tanya
if'tha.dpifeitlen aglany. Id ghewa with tea
•ft) and ftabatta Cubit*- (Aaaaaiatad Prtea
H0NEYMUONERS SURVIVE PLANE WRECK IN ARCTIC
ft
HAQOOiP RESTORED TO DUTY
iJ /W
m*A
Major Routes Are
Open I n Georgia
Despite F l o o d s
,‘S SERVANTS OPEN CLUB
a U g h ln r, and In aoma eaana to
block wntar from roads.
id up far last altar thalr honeyi
ieattla and hla tl-yair-eld bride,
i Bay, 4A mllea aauth af II
i warn without feed ar fire fa
itad Praaa Phetet)
's Your Health
b
EAN W O I
C a t Charlue
hla first
inh roootry-
BTUTTBUNG
i Stuttering la one of thoe* eeemlagly minor diaabUltlri which
fftan may aierriaot a major InflaBwaa over tho Ufa of Its sufferer.
Satna stutterers
arc counted
■mong tha great man in history,
W moat atiitterwra are likely to
foal themed, a* sat apart from
oaakl Ufa. Bacamtag unduly Intraapaitlva, the, e ra lika'y to f»rl
thBamil m exoluded, if not actum-
In Southwest Georgia, tha FHnb
»U w , falling a t A-fenny, * w «
tha rlaa a t Balnbrldga, telow Al
bany.
Thomaevlll* reported tha Qth»
loehnea River, seven mile, t o m
ISara, out of banka for a cone It i y
abla clatnnea, flooding low Ian i . ,
0. A . Harmalataln of tha brl ga
departm ent of tha .Stale Highway
Department, Just back from ■
Georgia, said the dapartm ant
many man a t work a t a-'l m
points threatened by high wt
Ha Mid no trouble ants a*pa
at Lumbar City, where tha w
tu a two foot M ow tha mod I
yesterday, and not aapactad to
but a foot mom.
TEACHER BIBLE ATJ A
CHATTANOOGA, Tanm,
ld._(A>)—At (1 Mr*. Jftnlhah
chert itll) taachag Bible ]«
each Sunday afternoon ok
Q
�v t t M o mfa 'J
KMfftetwnapjtgiryNiie
'e a t
“uA.-mwei %#.«i*i.
•No BUT Voted
By Grand J u r y
In Wendel One
DERBY. FAl
tow^v^/iV
eat Crowd At
ONE 0 9
Win Gold Cop
Of Daytona
’ WIU Give Trophy
To Winning Club
T» tho baseball club In the
ly turnlnr out tho Mffaot
m H Ik# flrot day of tha wa
il will bo presented a fold cup.
Dadd Ini to do It* blttow aiJ
treading tho bo a*to! I eplrit
Mugheut tho (fcoto Fieri'a
lata I-crgnc, tha Junior Cham*
M of Commerce of Daytona
Auguatlne.
• A totter from tho Daebm*
p- Batch nn*nl»allon lolllne shoo*
- ft* offer of the nip v m r**d at
r Tn*"'1** eranlnw’* mewlin'* of th*
,7 (tonf'ird J"nlor Chamber of Com.
jt'UtWra. and membon nf the K**t
ir 'e O r t , *r* aetlfiw 'h ll . t h m |rf»*
nf»-t In f*!* •"«**< n f lb* Re»
ford Be-rb-M n „ b t* bn* tlakofE«(hp->*vt , Bm-Ne'i r e —n 3*rA
p. haedt P* •»»»«••<«V| to Ibn t1fch^ ^ ^ jo ilh U
Dewn,
bod rated a “ no bill," 'which
abaolrtd Wnadal of guilt.
.Vndor rule* of thu Florida
Bto to Longue, mombor club* con
cany I f man for tho f ln t throo
wooka of tho MUM, and Stuffy
MeCrono, tnanaftr of tfca Sonford Lookout*, wanta to do that and the lankaau woo th.
cluba
thlnr. Bat ho ra n t carry tho boloru and H u e
oitra men untooi th, saeocUtkwi tl«M U load tM Uoru
hna tho maiuma with, which lo Janior Lrague with ptrfeel
pay tho expense. Contributing contain. Tho Cuba ? loot
Kamo -Tuo day to ’ tho Yi
art thoroforo aakod.
and dropped Into fourth
Stuffy o ld today ha would Ilka with tho i-tratou i« third
to kaop acriral men on tho team Hon. The Red Soot «nd tha (Hants
until hto aggregation to abapt-d rornnln In to. Altar*;
up for Um icaaon'a play, but II Tho Seminole* defeated tho
Uw praodatlon to without fund*! Glam, yiiterday by a aecr. of
ho will ha compelled lo Jot rut! V 10 >*• Eulotto Cochran vac
aoma man who mifht ahapo op a 0»o wlnnlni pltchor, with Floyd
llttlo lator aa eicellent timber for Roland behind tha hot. Tfc«
a wlnnlny club.
Otonte uaod two p lichen, WalZim Bock, Chiltinoofs acoul, ter Date and Odham. with Carlton
will keep o lookout for daairubto catch Inf. W*. A. Ludwig umpired
toft Uat hlght for the north and tha nm e.
men for tho team.
In Tuesday's yarn* the Yankee*
Two men ware lot out and dafealtd the Cute IJ to It
two other* were signed yoatorday.
Julian Purcell. »ecnn I. baseman,
and Parka Burddorf, pitcher ware ■
clren their raleaie, and Cooper of
lakeland, oouthpow pitcher and
outfielder, and Houton of Euitla
left-handed bitter and mltfl rider, Jon led tho club.
'
Aftfa tho flrat throo wooka of
tfca aeai on tho mombor aluba of
tho. Florida Rule League fin
carry rnty 14 mon, Including the
manager. The*# 14 will Include
fire a lichen, two catcher*.' four
b»flaJ4ar# aml throo outfielder*.
Marahnll annouoeed after lho
frond Jury adjourned until Apr.
a that “th*r. to BO Indictment
■Catout WomtoL"
Aakod if that meant that no
W1 hod boon 10M i f i h u t Uio
dtobnnod Trenton lawyer, now a
prtodaor In Mcrtor county jail
Mari hall replied:
“I mlfht oa wolf UR you be<•«••• fun’ll find out anyway that
(no MU) boa boon totod.”
ptoyfa* In ITnohlactou boat tha
Hew York Yankee, a , ale, w an !
f to •; and' tha Chleagn Whit*
Sad defeated the 8 t Jamie1
Bruwaa ar-ln. f to I, In a gama
la Chtoago. Tha other eoatoet In .
the American. Uagna
(Phila
delphia to Baotanl vua called off
on account of ra ta .' _
U io prosecutor a b o announced
th at "no eth er Indictment* her*
b tn i voted In thn t t u u j r tt "
•I* **# aakod If tbo p u d Jury
considered
nay con.plm cr ln-
. In tho NoUoool Laaguo pootorday Um New York Gloats took
their oocond straight victory
fluaaetha Brooklyn Dodgers, ■ to
ll.OM Ftttahurgh PValoo defaatod too nneiitnaU Rada In
Ctnctonall again. 7 to «i tfca 8 t
Lout* Cardinal* iranad the Basra
with the Chicago Coke by win
ning a I to I doctoton In Rt.
Louie, while the Boaton Baaa.
playing hi Philadelphia, da footed
tho Phillies, 11 to «
tto y r
ENTERED IN KENTUCKY DERBY
DWWK RUMS DRY PALB/OINCm A U I ABO
OPPRB 1* TROB FR U IT LIMB RICKEY TO COUNTgRACT
ACID. ALKALI YOUR SYSTVM
NF-HI MALTED COOCOLATB
___I I _
ROYAL CROWN cola
N lH l TRUE FR U IT ORANQH
TRRAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST
gisssr— iEttma
La w E Z w J
V s lR t t F
BALL MEN AND BUSINESS MEN
TO SPAGHETTI SUPPER TONIGHT
# Arwtr fypn of rmdpgl
• Mixed a sandal, m an
' K»ri|| Carr tins h a mombor
Qtitoar Nrtlonal Baaing Aatocla’>mt bat too atotn has no baaing
’i,. ).•.*•
llaultrla; Rad Rodmond anl fate
Craig, AiVmtv O ne B'meT,
H a m and Gordon Bratksn,
BaimrMge. Florida itrtnga alone
with feur, namely Bom FvrtU
ami lllck Jenklua of Jackaoo.UU
Dan Murphy of Ormond and
Fiord Hunt of RL Paterahurg. ■v
lltlnola Bands Floyd Da?t*'
California, Billy Do Vmra anf
Fred Brian North Catalina, 0*11
Rockwall and Dtolrkt of Calngtolt,
Blit Franer. *
Thor* wilt bn lima trial* a ad
flrr recta, the Concluding faalptt
neat Sunday," he laid. **R
going lo kind of celebrate to
ranee, becauaa R took* aa lh(
Sanford Mia' too makings J
fcced ta w ; and .wo want to
gat to behind tfca bunch and
cour*go the Lookoeu and;
them to get to tha top and.i
them." • .
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la *
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'
fin/v
.certain
ace ta choum lullitot JUfrlg-
ecadou far jruoc home. Come
la and act the Norge before jou
bay. •A «*
Of MARY HBIBB |
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Sanford la T ha Only C a a tia l
Florida C ity A f f o r d s * R ail, Hlg*
And W ater T ran ap o rtaU aa '
SANFORD,
She's Miss Florida
Sanford H o sp ita l
Seen In Prospect
AY, A PR IL 17, 1 U I
Judge Ritter
ConvictedBy
Senate Vote
He Seeks Office
H. K. hp««rtk, d a l r w a
d
Half-Way Point Was
-toadied A t Noon
' With 4 0 0 Signed
As ‘New Members
Board Advised Thai
Allocation May Be
Made; Four Other
Markets Proposed
J2 0 f 27T€ams
I
; Have Reportedl
Members of tha advisory board
of tho Fnrm art' S t i l t Marita* in
Sanford war* Inform ad a t their
m et tin y la st night th a t prospects
of o b tl la l if federal old through
tho W PA for Im ptoram anta a t
tho m arket ara b rig h t AppHra-
Leffler Leads With
101 Members, Hoi-1
ler Is Close Second
’ In anaw er to tile '
predictions m ade a t |
*’■ "PteV -nff’- h » e l r . '
Mica Lou la* Johniton o f San
ford who waa laet night crowned
“ Mite Florida’
Inning -a S tate
wide contest for beauty staged In
Orlando,
an appropriation of f 11,000 fr r
editions to tho m arket building
and tho loading platform , a a d for
topalrlng tha m arket roade. It
It Qndtrttood U ni Seminola Connty'a t h a n of federal fund* to ho
allocated In July trill bo a p p rex l
m ataly $81,000.
L. M. n itrite , ila ta m arketing
rom m lttldner, and J . U. denting,
luparintandent of ita te market*,
attended tha meeting' of tho advlaory board. K. L. Clean, c h a ir
man of tho Seminola County
P lan n in g . Beard e f W P A , and
County
CommiiAfUn * Chart**
Dunn aloo altaadad tha moot-
u h lM tT board o f t i t
Krmera* Stato Market. diotried the followtnf lU U m ttl
todayt
"A general diacuulon at the
board mutiny last night lad
to the belief that Ut tha naar.
future tha eltisen* of thin sec
tion will hart tiusa to congntoint* tha mayor, member*
of tha CU- Commit, Ion and
maMton of tha Coonty Com*
mloaion for obtaining an ap
propriation far reconstruction
of tha Fernald-Laughtoa Ma
nor it I flnaptuL"
Mr. Pip worth declined M
a a o o n tt on tha statement, ,
Dawson, Forward
Pol On Board Of
S alvation Army
Chairm an H. M. Papw orth a t
tha board waa el) prim ed- to en
te r vtgeioue eppocltkm to the
reported p lin of th e e ta ta *J*icultural deportment to build 1 SI
other etate niarttoto t u t 1$ devdoped th a t only -four a r o - lto
be built aad ..only one of th*»#
four m ight a t eome fu tu re tint*
be compeUtlra with th e Saaford
m arket.
t h a four new e ta te market*
are to be located a t S a n t Pa la tka,
Ocala, iS ta rk a aad WTaneboU. C ab
bage and potatoee are grow n in
the Pale tka eecUpn, b u t should
a track gT9 » ta g a re a b a dov*loped there Ike B e s t P aU tka
m a rk e t'm ig h t h a r t the S eafb n
ranld produce. Shw -entered H t e
contest as MMI*« Sanford,” se
lected n tuck a t a competition
arranged by the Ju n io r Chamber not reach the m arket u n t i l 'e l
| o f Commerce eaveral weeks ago. le e tt a month a fte r S a n f o r d 'm ,
I, Aa winner o f the
Florida dace waa ready tor shipm ent. beauty contest. Mils Johnston -T h e Ocala aad Btarite M arkets
would n e t be competitive “ in -the
M art," In Mr. Papworth * ontnloa, a produce grown th e re U
totally different from th a t wUch
la produced la thla Barilon. f h e
Ocala and S la rk t markets wgpld
handle hay. grain, poultry, efgt,
T he an n u al appeal fo r fund*
fo r die Salvation Army w i t te
have begem e a Apr. M . b u t ba
ted*# o f th e membership cam
paign* now being waged by the
S H ilb rii County end tha Junior
Chamber* of Commerce It waa de
rided to p ettp eoe the Salvation
Army cam paign until May i . The
cum o f $3,500 to finance the
Army’* work for the coming
year la to bo caught.
m&its, itfe
W auchula would handle e |* u t
th e earn* kind e f produce throvek
Ita m arket aa goes through the
Sanford m arket, but W aaekula
Ie fully m mile* from Sanljbrd
and Moat o f ita produce la
■Upped la T$mpa.' Therefore. Mr.
P apw orth expressed the opinion
th a t th a Weoehula m arket wauW
n o t be eam peitttve.
Definite eeeeriu ee w as given Ja y q u a lifie d , a t randldetaa fa r
re Martiow to the Board e f Pub11* . Im traction
for
Seminola
O m ty .
Mr. W Ullamt ha* been a mem
ber a f th e board far I I years. He
ram* to Sem inole, County a fte r
th« Spanish-American W ar, la
which h a saw service, te City
engineer, mem ber of both tha
County a a d City planning board*,
a director e f tho County Chamber
• f ' Commerce and a member of
Two School Board
Members* Qualify
For R e-E lection
Prince ns
VIENNA, APT. tiy-W V-Prln- Florida” and member* o f _h*v
m Alim of Bourhon-Parm*. 19- eonrt were honered u t a coronad w M jM . Mnck-halrad tion b a ll
aatotot hecema the bride of
rfnea Alforna nf Bourbon yniidaFla « ceremony recalling old
Italians Nearing
Ethiopian Capil
Roy L, Howell, candidate for
County Commit*loner from the
Third D istrict/T hera are tlv* candiilttet in the race.
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Tomorrow’* tide*'.
High
at
5:08 A. M. and 6:39 P. M.; low
t t 11:18 A. M. and 11:48 P. M.
Brick pavement
w at - being
(aid today on Park Avenua couth
from F lrat Street.
Judge J . O. Sharon la pra
il ding over a tettlon of Luke
County C ourt In Tarare* today.
A m arriage
yesterday to
and Roeaattn
of A ltam onte
license waa lssue-l
Lewi* Coulton, >1,
Tillman, IT, both
Springe,
+ feo D rt tiltyTarr**ted for petit
larceny, wee
yeeUrday
aenlanced by Judge Jaa. O. Sharon
la Juvenile Court to a term i*
the etate reformatory a t Mari-
Tho vrrtlicl autom atlrally r»-|
r-./' J ,.i1
moved the
OS-year-old Jurlxt
i'
f
from the bvnch Thr vote on the
'•
,
chim e
to
erectly two thlriU of thoee vo.ij
Ing which wee rerjuired by tho
H
Constitution.
On the flrat charge, th a t. KitJudge Halstead L.
U r allowed excettlve feat to hit Mi«m| „ho w«* toda
formal law partner, A. U Kankin of Waat Palm Beach, (or
racolrarihlpe, the vote waa 55 to
IS, one leaking tha required two*
—third*, th e
eerenth and laet
•a
charge Included all the other
IlIS
ell. The vote on the tecond
charge wet 53 to 33; third
h
charge, 44 to 29; fourth charge,
M to 48; fifth charge, sa to (8;
t
ti l t h charge, 48 to 38.
in ti
Sene tor A uttln, Vermont Re
lu ll
publican, Immediately challenged
the final vote, claiming Ritter
,- v
could not be convicted an cn
11 ''omnibus" count when he had
JS C S
been declared, Innocent of tha
f ] .n
charge* eepnraUly. Democratic
" V 11
Leader Rohlnton
moved that
SARASOTA, Apr. 17. —
Auttln be declared out of order
and Senator Pittman,
K i m l t Aeelatent SccraUry of W ar H arry
H. Woodring existed organised
mlnorltlca in thie country "who**
Icedera occupy etrategio poeltlona
Iq college*, churchec and other
organisations” which he aald are
conducting Inert* ilnel
vigor out
ceipteetlng increasingly vtgorqua
cam paign against adequate da.
fenae. He eddresaed th e annual
All candidates for public uf*
(tea* ara Invited to attend cn
Ice cream social In the Commu
nity House In Ooldearodv-naxt
Wednesday evening a t 1:30 o’clock.
The social la being given by the
Missionary Society of tha town.
possibly
shower* In aitram *
south portion tonight end S atu r
day; slightly- cooler In central
and north portion* to n ig h t E x
treme northw est Florida: P artly
cloudy tonight
and S a tu rd iy i
ln '* rh «ro°P-__________
Britain Sends More
Ships T o^ G ftn ltai
LONDON, A pr, lT ^-(* V -0 * w .
fronted by a new b arrage o f nnN»
British editorial attack* Hi Bern*
»"d Inrrrealng oscerto k d ieb lU
WASHINGTON—Apr. 1 W * >
—Chairmen Henry F. Fetehra ef
the Republic an Nbllsuel . Qommltto* told teat night that FMk.
Fariey’a w u work*” would to a
welcome rideehow at the Benubllcsn Convention to to t o u t to
Ctera'and.
■<
Among FWtdheri* suggeeMonn
for tho prep u sd enhAit toera
"M r. Ferlfy'i Stomp ooU*c((u."
in ml* lator* of tto « r i t dug poor
Fascists Said To ■.
In Grave Danj
Because Of • Ra
The League of Natfb
Committee o f
T h lrte
agreed today t h a t a t t a i n
to effect conciliation In t
Ethiontan war hava faQt
Although Italian'troopa’
ready are nearing
Ad
Ahaha, the L eague t e l
flatly rejected Italy's ofl
to negotiate an nnnlitlM
The lU tla a
Offer den***
direct negttiatlona between that
n it lone’ m ilitary com m unto,'^
Bold, fioldnpr And
Get Large Amount
D*1* t r , l t |ng
Ethiopia
Bf*
vanquished nation, w ith no H(j
ftrence by the Leegti*. Am,
modification to thle offer, ' 1$
suggested It wou)d perm it LMJ
oheervere to keep In cloee to
with the negotiation*.
Having refuted tha f i r s t f*r Tbureday, the K tkloplene'
on turned ddwn the “ medtfl
lion."
The Committee o f T hlrta
decided to connate tho Leaf
Counrll In e itr a d o r d ln a r y 'l
ajona next Monday to discus*
conflict In tha
presence *
repreeantatlvet
of
Um ' |
belligerents.
.
S ta rt Fee C apital A
ROME,
Apr. VT.--t*V .| j
began Ita daring 11S*atUbHK
th ro n g lr* th e " h e a rt o f 'S S A
toward tha capital city o f 7 H
Ababa ttcalf yaatarday.
•” '«
NUTLET, W. J , Apr. U . - m Seven bandits armed with sawedoff shotgun* end revolver* looted
$he baggage ear safe on an Erie
railroad train today In a morning
robbery a t tb* tiny elation In the
heart of tha residence section.
Italians la D aagar
Newark detectives said the loot
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1T<
amounted to $58,000, but Railway
—Mussolini’* soldier* a re
Express Agency official* said they
grave danger, despite tw* *
knew of only $900 which wet con
vie tor Ie* ever
the
BUg
signed to th a People’s National
achieved by a ruse aa eleve
Bank of Bellevlll*.
tb* Greeks used a t Troy,
WUnes*** eald the robbery took
tary expert* hare b*U*vot
only a few minutes. Gunman,
Coming ralnx, making tha
hidden behind shrubbery, cam* In*
road from Mahal* to Deasyo
to the open when the train pulled
pat table to supply trucks^
Into the elation end covered the
blntd w ith danger e f n g |
Irala crew and • Station MaaUr
raids from the le f t fla s k t
William Sutherland. Tw* entered
the Makala-to-Deaay* lis« a n
the baggage ear and disarmed the
source* of M arshal Bade
messenger guard. Three remained
dinger.
on tho platform and two waited
In a ear. A fter rtfllnir tha safe,
tha robber* fled, passengers were
unmolested.
Tha n b b o n wore emoked gl**■** end carried * half down can
vas bake la which the loot was
p u t.. •
— r—
WASHINGTON, Apr. IT.
Sutherland esid: “The first
—Another New Dent css
thing I knew, a man cam* up from
tag the rig h t o f the fed
behind aa d shoved • ea wed-off
emm ra t to provide PWA
ihotgim tato mr rib* and told m*
publicly
owned
I
to stick up my hands.”
disabled comrade* of the World
projects, m i today
W ar."
Full payment of Ut* bonus, th* Suprem e C o u rt
Th* I Hike Power C
Commander Murphy said In tto
the Booth e m Public t
prepared te s t of his sddre**, was
pony appealed from n
'.* _____
((WUIi h S * • Pan* ■ * * !)
Circuit Court of Appt
TALLAHASSEE, Apr.
lotto, N . C , uphridll
—Tha field e f candidate* for gov*
the governm ent In p n
en ter wh# have paid their camp alfg fee* to Secretary f f State
Robert A. G ray Increased to 10
today, VvWng a new record. The
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Apr.
previous retard was nine, estab 17. —(A V - Intern* excitem ent
lished Ik IM S and then reduced raged to r* today awlag to th e hill
to right- when Feu* A* Hathaway ing of nine persons, Including *
w ith e r * gTtor flra t paying the woman en d a girt, by enraged
Croat peasant* a t BeroeUaeto.
** K
l TV* tenth candidate to qualify
Th* slaying* wera regarded sa
t k l e j u a r wu* William C. Hod gw due to friction between C roats
e f titllekeeiee, president e f the aad Serb* which caused th e a ssa s
ltM ^ |$ a la if n a te , .who paid the sination of * deputy on Aprs 10
end o th er billing*. Bln of today's
victim* w e n killed Is tb* d istrict
Another New
Case I s App
To Supreme Co
University Students
To Spend Monday In Fletcher 8 u ff g
Tour Of Tfje County That Farley E
Re Sent G* O. P.
Member* of tw o graduating
te g o u tV y wax dlxplayed
to aristocratic Mlnoriten
W th e m arriage,.w hile a eta sat* of tho S tate University
dim s ted * t 8000 parson* will spend next Monday in Sem
thq p in ts outside and inole Coonty Inspecting the m eth
od* of producing and m arketing
crops la thla section.
Dr.. C hariot E. Abbott, p ro p o
s e r of horticulture, end D f. H.
G. Hamilton, professor ef farm
economic*, In the Stole Unhrerrity,
were In the City U.U m e r r i *
making errangemonto with County
A gent C. R. Dnwson fo r tho propoeod toor. Dr. Abbott’, tut will
Inspect production, end Dr. Hnmllton’e cleat will look tato the
method* n f m arketing/
I t C «P*<tod U a t th e n win
be between I I and 10 young men
Flatly Rejects ItaB
Offer To N egoti
Armistice In El
A f r i c a n Confl
Exactly Two - Thirds
Lehman Re-Elected
■ Chairman; Drive Ie
Bot Offjrp jB ey fi
C* B. Dawaoa of Sanford and
Fred Forw ard of F o n it City ware
added to the adriaory board o f tike
Meeting V»f the organllaU on held
Mat evening. H. J , Lehman wae
re elected - chairman of th a board.
O ther membera a f tha board were
re-aleeted aa follows:
A rth u r Bra nan, Lloyd FJ Boyle,
Randall Chase, Julia* Dtngfelder,
M r.. J . Dtngfelder, Dr. A. W . Knox
Dr. W ,T . Langley, A rthor A Peck,
Dr. H . W. Backer, Ju d g e J . 0 .
Sharon, F red R. Wilton, J , L
W athea. Mr*. W« H. Stew art, Mr*.
F . E. S tria , Mia* H it* both Ann
D eF orett, Mr*. F. D. Scott, Jr.,
Mrs. B. D. Blaehart, Mr*. J . H.
F|ah, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker. Mr*.
B. T , .Moore, Mrs. U P. Hagen,
w ; Q la a b e th Tracy, Mr*. Floyd
Stands Convicted
Atara ton toon a resident th* Southern Diet aad
Kami f t
* ^U T T
~for “ • Serart at AetovUle,will toll
pram and U serving hm ”Wh*t to eat to IN* to be HXT.
V*?*yt *r
^
the Mayfair Hotel at 8 o’clock
...
2* twilnff. The public I* In*
wtetont opperilion.
Bo toted. She wants to locate *
*—
mayor of Me Mmllar resort hi Florida for th*
”
. . *** ,w ™
“ * tetotor Meson aad Sanford la on*
to “ pring* city raunril *g th* oration* considered. , Dr.
•V s*
"* toadell has leetnred In every.
^T*1* * ^
of. Cow*totolnr. Ie cenridend an authorMd tto farm board.
Ity ef food. and her cookbook
,
»
_
- teto the only one winning on
H P Wave F e e r e o [ • w a r d at the /Century of Prog-
Hoover If Fundr* n|KMlti9B ta cht«r>.
Ida Is To Get *A
on And A Half
n U. 8. For Roads
INOWN.’Apt. IT^-Unprovision of tto Cartdll, peesod by tto Hoot*
f, authorisation for apm of manta* for fed-
10 Have Qualified
In Governor’s Race
Enraged Peasants In
Yugoslavia Kill Nine
LOCAL
Who Refused
rer Questions
id By Senate Madrid Workers Call
For Strike In Capital
TON. Apr.
I lobby committee
I from further toerit Oranweld *( th*
MADRID, Apr 1 T ^ W » - Ms,
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ootball Schedule For ’
rrangedButSanford Won
et Games Without A Field
m iedule C a l l s For Sound Trucks Can
f 7 Games Here If Tour’n ie Streets To
( Field Is Prepared Advertise Baseball
While Hluffy MeCren* . hop,,
hi* gang wiB mak* ■ p a l lk * » -
^ a n 't U n v
™
* nU y
6 r
l P n I l ’p > *
tn*>
‘ho Jadtoonrilo T a n
" tW »«hlUiton gam . on W o r t
F « d . this .flem ooq the msnsgor
"f
*•**•"* tooiumtt and ZIm
n « k , *coet fo r tbs Chattanooga
Lookouts, will b a n an osnDoat
rhanco to spot wank potato in tho
11neon of tho local dub and ping
the.bole* before tho acwaen opens
next Sunday afternoon,
in meeting the Tata tbs lor*:
rlab go** against one of th«
strongest ha to hall aggregation* In
the South. Goat Walker and
Wayne Hntherford were to p l'th
for tho Tara, with Hantoji, Veal
or
per on tho mound for th .
Lookout*. Tho Tara dofeatol Pnlalka 19 to 0 b a t Hander. rut
Stuffy n < honefel that the Lookout* «o< Id giro the big city team
a i barter battle today.
To-iit ’s gam* woa eallnl at 8:30
n’c'oek.
Them,
___ _
,
TH* now anti-oovnd * truck or
football games will be
fH FM In Sanford nott fa‘| if * dinance, placed on aocond reading
J ^ tU H field la fcullt. But If • at last night’* meeting of the
•Wd la not proper*] aO game* City Commission, wtU not apply
to tracks advertising baseball,
foot boll or other gam**.
CommUaioncr W. A. Lefflnr
offered on amendment excluding
from proeislons of tho ortinane.trucks u.rd In adeortiaing bencflrial or charitable organicattorn,
It was seconded by Commissioner
P. N. Whitehurst, and/.-Ury*
adopted by unanlmoua roto
rhiring n discus. Ion of th* or'Unancs CommUaloner W. R,
Dupre* mured that tho baseball
nacoctatton
b* charged
the
regular license fee and then the
fe* be remitted, but hla motion
failed for want of a second.
Th# now ordinance prurldes that
•ound truck* paradln? th* street#
Offtc* of th# Planning Beard. [' muat pay a lleenae fe* of | | 0 p*Th# football ao.’son to t* nit*
'bar* Of there I. a field On which
the-gam* ran be played) on Sept ♦o that games can be pliyml *t
38 when Cocoa la to meet tn# night.**
Th* squad wil. also bo beaked
Ck’ory Fed*. Th# baton*, of th.
> aohoduU for th* Fads, arrsng*-' up this year with a high *ch.,..'
Bobby Duak (above), lanky 19on tho theory that the/# 'will ' >e band of some *0 ptoce*. Thie, (Hr ye* pold high schoc) boy from
•pilng training, may pfovt r
fla'd In Sanford la aa follow*!
Bradenton and anp of BUI Do*k,
valuable addition to th* team. Th.
■ Oet, 8—Snail* In Hanford.
former
majfor league basebel'
band, which will begin practicing
j»'•'Oct. • —I-aho City in S»nfnrd
"O et. IS—Daytona Besrh In in several week*, to und*r th* dl star, rapluretl the bldrlda amateur
■action of Mr. Dollyton and gulf championship in the tourna
» O tfo rd .
Prof. R. Karl Kipp and will lr ment at LOkaland by dafeatlng
■. Oet. JJj-Dol-antl In Rantord.
mad* up et th* student* fro,,- the vetarkn lltleholder, Carl Dann,
r -’Oct. 80—Hanford at Oral*,
both th# Junior and Senior Ui«l
l '■ , Noe; •—Sanford at Orhndo.
rJr^ of Drlamki. fAP'Photo)
’ Nor, IS—London
(Jarkaan
“Com* and Wo. k for them** wi I
VyOU) In Sanford, •
- Kor. Id—fit. Auguatln# In be the b ittlf cry of Coach Mr
Luca* tomorrow at .7:10 when lie
.lamfordj
* Mot. M-rJThankagtolng Day) >p*n* th* flrct spring training pe
riod for football at itomin i|r
»t>#M .urg In Hanford,
r, 7 **Wa ar* natuyally hoping to High Hrhool. Interrst to runnlur
Th* Hemlnbl* Boy* Athletic
t gtay moat of our gam** In Hut high among tho remaining mcm Club boxers will go t>i Orlando
bon
of
the
1039
squad
a*
th<
' ford this fa I. but It fa heelnnlmr
Wi-dnesday evening to put on an
to look rather doubtful at th* lima approaches for them to gst exhibition program for th# bene* yroaont tlm#,M Coach Vrf.yetli bock Into th* gold and duo uni lit of the American Legiun of the
J said today, “fllnc* arrangement* form* of Hamlnole High) Many of town. The tuya put on a snappy
’ for a playing field ar* pregro.a- the student* who dIJ not pi iy nr practice laet night.
' lag to slowly It may b* r>*c«.iary last year’* Uim are going to ht
|B transfer th* games out .if ouUhert to snatch up thr
R*nfor4 aa was don. last year. If berths of thoa* who graduate
.* each la the cate. It to our hon* Reasoned by a winter’s play
touch
foothill, most
nt
th a t' arrangements aan b* msd* of
tod* ar*
In
excellent
With Orlpnlo ottlclato whereby ' th*
j shape and proapocta of th# “i n '
soason »e#r" ar* In th* making.
| ”W* ar# not going to wait un
til Iha fall, but ara starting now
to propart a toam whlrh will
aqua) ta any In mir onferonre,’’
said tb# roach. "In former yeir*
w* h*»# waited until school apani
In th# fait, hoping that new farewould appear during th# summer
but this year, wa ara going
Sehooto,
I a J C l 3
_
_
Boy Boxers To Give
Program In Orlando
Sonftnl U okotto irfl; rids In
about th* finest bu.-ra a bush* 11
SI
*T,™
‘
Th* aaooriattan didn’t nay anywhet* near that much f o r i hem.
. f t * . “ i . p*w-- h « titifanr upM storod In leather, four to r £
eoaaforiab e seat* bnilt ffor fhrr
poraona each, and with a door for
w lL T S !' • ^ S j p t f o r
the
Mmntf PI rmouth Hoiat; The ho
*•> diaeontlniirt b-» aerrlm aoceral re a r, ago and the b ig ' auto
mobile* h*»r been in ' storage
alnce. The a**oetatbn saw la thorn
On opportunity, and ulaad on tho
opportunity nod .the bu**a'before
tho .Ids*, had tlmw to rent, ■
Only ode bu* win be m d e d t,
transport the flan ford p n y er. to
out-of-town game., but Mr. Wart
has an ilea that tho other cad he
sold to aome other rlub for a
p ro fit.o f aoreral hundred dollar*.
to he put In^aerrleo her,
la being rocalnted irrr-n and th*
Uttering HANFORD BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION will be painted 0.1
th*' aid** and tear.
v
Th# ' I Irons* to l for buie* n*
big aa tho*# bought by th* loeal
b’ aeboll elab eo»t 170, .o Henry
Wetaqn want before tho City Commtoaion teat night with |be request
that the City to y an X-tag at
IJ.W for It, ' tho *.,oeta*lnri
goatnntootag
th* municipality
against any d arken claim*, flu*
City Clorh F» 8-1 *■***# r» !•* th*
attention o f tjb* Conimltoloner*
to an ardor from the state V*hM •
Department that X-tar* ran he Is
sued on I* for equipment owned he
tho municipality- *w* n—d **•
elualralr he the muntotpallty.
“Wa’dllk * to h*ta you hoy* o»t
bul l don’t see how It can he done,"
Um
rae*
• bod-mark fa
FbrM a nriafcT
R ada? la Florida rw l w l •
rare boost whan Alfred 0 . VenderbUt l«t If bo b o n that h« « u
planning to ship U s entire Itoblo
to Florida tracks acxt winter. Tin
youthful owtwr la extremely poputar orhb raring folk, la Florida;
and Hat p n fo r tko tUblo boos
'<r*l <m op through tfca ofnrisl
L OPKWB NEW
FAIRBANKS, Ail
JUNIOR LEAGUE
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
lea. haa atartoi compilation of a
“tune dictionary.** Air* are In
dexed and charted ranch Ilka a
geologist's contour map.*
T * S IM , . n A
Racing In Florida
Makes Long Strides
_ __
*
By ORLO KOBBBSQN
MAI Ml, Apr. H -—UR—Florida
raring
haa
mada m am lous *
and this
becaueo of the fact that the rac
ing- fathers have earn fit to torn a
along cautiously and bull! on o
solid foundation. Th* announeormnt, of a $M).000 purse tor tho
Jn-eph E. W iden.r Challenge Cup
to be cun at-H ialeah, -Park next
winter lx an Indication of th"
(m at), of the xport.
Announcing the next event Mr.
Wldener pointed out that In Intugfirsling Oil# riqh /vent he h a 1
no Idea o/ competing with th.'
hug* iume r ff*red at oth*r winter
•rxrks but that h* was convinced
that Florida racing had grown to
the prouortlons which warranted
such a flature. In other word#.
remarked Mayor HhlnhotoeV, with
the advice that "they try the rwjnty." “That’* wh»t wa’i# going \o
Vo, but We thought we’d roma hero
fliet,** Mr, Watson replied.
l a
f p v l n g t f i i D A
h
i a
h
JACKSONVILLE
DELAND
AEHBVILLB
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO
TALLAHASSEE
INDIANAPOLIS
P1TT8BURGH
BIRMINGHAM
UNION BUS STATION
COR, tad. A P A U
f l O R I DA M o T Q r c ll H Eli
(8g5S) The 7
n
Kraft
l e d
C heeia
I f e K ) Spreads
now in ntw>d«ifgn
S w a n k y tw ig g l a u e t l
bright s u r a . . . the aew SwxrJiyv v io . You'll want to collect a
wfaoie aot And while you’re doing
( .* |tb a ll ■*v*n
of th* delicious
* K r a f l ' C h * ei«
Spreads. They’r*
m a rv a lo u a for
sandwiches,** tods
and appatUar*;
Gainesville C l u b
s Ib Called “G-Men’
(TA1NEHVILLR, Anr,
—Fourteen d-men will onerate in
the territory of th* Fto'IJ* Hl»te
league this season, hot don’t he
alarmed. Thera to n* grim# wave
h**ded this way.
Dlroetor* of the Galneatllle
Baseball Association have changed
th* ntrkname of the local *1 ih
from -Hawks'* Mo “G-men." The
team's nnlforms both home and
road will sport a large maroon 0
on th* front of th* ahlrta
,
'
A R D W A R E
CO
PHONE m
Baseball...it's Amerti
outstanding g ift to
the w orld o f sport
Thrills never to
�r;-
:
Sanford In The Only Central
F lorida City Affording Rail, Hlffari1
And Water Transportation
HANFORD, FLORIDA.
New Commissioner
Short Term
Knox Is Given Chamber OfiCammetceWill
Big Lead Over ^ ? in
Senator Borah y,ve Te>~ wm y i e i _rj_ u*.
ROOSEVELT OPENS CAMPAIGN
S
Chosen To Fill Out
Unexpired Term Of
‘ Late T. L. DumasBy
4 9 Majority Vote
Party Leaders Seek With Each Other I n |j “ °'<>r U r°u p H aS
S i g n i f i c a n c e Of V VigorousjCanipaign A dded 4 0 T o ItS
Official Canvas
Made Today Noon
Young' Basiness Men
. Continue Campaign
AnothehTwoWeeks
I llin o is P r i m a r y
T h e V o te C u n t I n
NUMBER 147
Established In 1908
Tomorrow sees Om start of the A
II
“ » «> membership ram pa lew of a V O ll
No More Canal
Fuud,Now,Says
Mr. Roosevelt
Congressional Action
Has Closed Door To
Further Appropria
tion By Government
A f 1M
.1
v / I 'l u C I I l O C r ^
Modified Plana
A r e Intimated
New Member H a s
Lived In This City
For Fifteen Years
President F a l l s To
Explain What May
N e x t Be Proposed
V. J- Lodge. who waa ye*ter
.r-M a k o tm J . Ivodya w ill hd day elected te the San/oid 0 4
H ie new m e m b e r o f th e S tn - Oommlaaion to fill out tha un*i'
lo fd C ity Com m lw tO n to fill plred term of T. 1. Duma*, deo u t th e u n e x p lr a d ' te r m o f
th e la ta T . L . D um as, en d in g
next Ja n u ary .
Re
w e*
chosen e t th e tp e cla l electio n
y e s te rd a y b y a m a jo r ity o f
49 v o te s o v e r V ivian A .
S p eer, a ' f o r m e r m e m b e r o f
tha Commlaalon.
llr . I/* * * polled 442 vote* and
Hr. Spear polled SOS Tftaj, out of
a total of 8*4 vote# cast. Nino
ballots ware doped te ba mutilatad and ware thrown out, nod tha
name of R. B. Pop* was w ritten
hi on one ballot.
Official canvass of tha roturna
a t tha special election was mail*
by tha C ity Oommlaaion today
J. H. MeCaalln resident of San
ford sines 1919, died at 8 o'clock
In accordance with provisions this morning in his 84th year. He
of law, Chy Clerk F. S. Lamaon had resided nt SOT Maguo.l* Are.
moat allow 24 hour* to pew aft* nue since moving to this City from
cr t k f f M l I . t p n a before effl- Sweetwater, Tcnn., at which time
c k lh r gottfTing Urn aneceeaftil ba retired from active business.
m n 4 m ja ;\e f i t s election.
Mr.
Funeral services will ba held
W l a n j l l qualify at any time Friday afternoon at * o’clock from showed in 1.450 Cook county pre
tf to jf E th g afftd n lly notified, but tha First Presbyterian Churrh, In cincts 344,714 compared with
which he served as an .elder fnr 154,027 for both Borah and Knot.
In the Nebraska primaries,
Roosevelt's veto far 1X4 precincts
eat of 1,028 waa 4V M L ,, . ■
fcrah bed |8 , M in 9X0 pee-
J.H.McCaslin, 83,
Died Early Today,
F u n e ra l F rid ay
.A suggestion that the active
breadwinner should be limited to
made by l*nr*id*nt Kmwevrlt a t Ballimorv in u |v n in ( hi* campaign control work U pi 'tx>»e*Jebc In*
fo r re-election
lie Ft shown- Just as be warned;
has become a flaming question." (Al* P hoto)
"Flam iqg youth rluihrl in thn r-uulsr annual Pub
lic Work* program of * "00,000,OOO inrlmlf.i in the January bud*
get eatlmatrr
J u it rb at modifications may be
prop-wed in the I'aawmaqnoddy
and F'ori.ta Ship Canal projects,
for wl 'oh Congret* has refused
further fumU, waa not revealed
by tha President. Ha did to y
these pmjrct* we— being studied
ami that perhspe there would be'
modifications In the plana, fu riaw
of Congressional disapproval, he
■aid, no furthar funds would be
a
allocated to either proposition be*
jrond the present.
*
Judge Jus. G. Sharon, candi
date for Congress, ha* been in
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
IB.— vited to address the Rotary Club
Frank Clark, former lu m b e r of of Apopka Uimorow noon.
Congress from lb* Secern! Florida
d u lrift. 'died In Casually Hospital
The w eather: Generally fair
rhuka.
era tic primary to be hsld on last night a fte r nn illness of two
lo n g
of
Chuluola,
Martin
tonight ami Thursday, not much
Stanko of Start* and Floyd Load
Mr. Fox lx now serving hi* weeks. Brief funeral rites wem change in teniperSturu. Fitrvm a
of Osceola as captains. There seventh year aa trustee of to be held a t n local funeral northwest, fair tonight, Thurs
G. E. McKay and Robert C u t
which he continued until hi* re
are seven teams In E Division Special Tax School District No. parlor thla afternoon, to ho fol day partly cloudy.
Kipp of Seminole Chapter of thg
tirement In 1819. He waa oUa ac
with Roy Howell of In k s Mary S, k s, served ** both president! lowed by burial in llartnw, Pulk
Order of DeMolay Mve baaik aa colonel and tha following cap. and riee-prealdenl of the Wil
tive In church circle* there and
cited by tha graod sound) of
Genrgo
Jackson
wav
as
tains: Gus Sehmah of Lnka Mon-] son School Parent-Teacher Asso county, Friday morning tha bony fine of 45 when ho pleaded the order in Florida for thg:
to
be
accompanied
to
South
F
lori
Church.
roe, R. E. True of Lake M ary,1ciation a t Pools, served es secre
guilty today before Cnunly Judge Legion of ftonor award, asgard'
Mr. and Mrs. MeOssUn hare
John E. Fox of Paolo, B. L. tary of the Seminole County da by the widow and a son, Ed Jas. (J. Sharon to the charge of Ing to word received toJay from
been married 58. yean, celebrating
MaJtMe of Altamonte Springs,' Council of the P.-T. A . is a ward Clark. A daughter, Mrs. L. aggravated assault.
Albert P. Wiese, member «f tba
W. J. Wells, J r . - o f Longwood, charter member and director of V. Bloansker, and her husband, ef
their 55th wedding anniversary
grand eountlL
>
Gordon Barnett of Pern Park the Seminole County Chamber of| Long Branch, N. J., reached here
Sunday, Apr. 8.
Mr,
McKly,
who
U
one
of
tba
Throught error; the names of
H* Is survived by bis widow,
and Fred Forward of Forest Commerce end Is on the board of
last night. Another son. Frank Otto Schmehl and Victor Check four loaders in Florida who has
two sons, 'and two lis te n . -HU
director* of the Fernald-Laugh- Clark, Jr., of Miami, anil .b is were omitted from tin- list of given over tan years of Mrriea
goat era Dr. Hqrcert H. HcCas* tha missiles back 8 t attacking of.
ton Memorial Hospital. Before wife, win Journey |u Bartow for candidates attending the Jcffarscn to Uio organisation la to receive
fleers.
tin of ftgnford enl Dr. Robert H.
tha honorary Legion of Honor
this County -acquired a county the interment.
Day ball given by the Young Dem
Tha clash occurred aa tha offl*
McCaslIp of Memphis, Tean. Dr.
which la the highest citation
sfent
Mr.
Fox
had
charge
of
ocrats
Club
last
Monday
w
aning.
Horn at Eufauta, ■'la , Mar. 2«.
Robert H. MeOaslin, now pastor cere sought to clear a path for
that can come to anyone con
Seminole County's exhibits at 1880, ho moved to Florida m
of tha Second Pnabytarian Church
nected with tha Order, l i t la the
the Central Florida Exposition In January, 1881; married
Maty
Between 14 and to mcmbiw* of
of Memphis, waa for kboat nine
Orlando and the Volusia county Ellen Mayo. Oct. 8, 1884 In Pols Celery Camp of tho Woodman of founder of Hemlnole Chapter and
has guided It through tta many
yksn pastor of tha Riverside
fair.
cnunly, F la . nf wlilch union there Ihu World Journeyed
In NVv
Presbyterian Church of Jackson
In the event he Is elected to wars four children. He served Smyrna last night where they years of existence to the post*
ville, until- cnl!ad te Memphis
WA8HINGTON, Apr. 15. —(Ah th« Board of County Commission three terms In Iho Florida L egli. witnraa*l tho initiation of a cUr* lion which It occupleg today as
•A aootrove rsy between the ers, Mr. Fox said he would do lature, had been an assistant of 2(1 candidate* and enjoyed a one of the outstanding chapters
hla baft for tke welfare of tha United State* -attorney and aim fish fry. Judge J. fi. Sharon wn* in the Hut* of Florida.
Mr. Kipp, who haa received all
1420^00,000 rural electrification district ho wo* Id represent and Unltad States attorney for tho tho speaker of tho evening.
the degrees of the local chap tar,
bill was , foreshadowed today. for the County a t largo.
Southern D istrict of Florida a*
has served as advisory scribe to
wc.l as chairm an o f,th e State
can, choking tkaac and forcing Senator Norris, Nebraska Repub
A marked increase In. popula Hemlnole ChapUr during the last
lican,
aothor
of
tho
noasur-,
Democratic Committer J I ia „ r v - tion nf the Muntrlpal Zflu Is in four year*. He will receive tha
th a n to fl**- A stiff wind carried
Iro In Congress approsIrnaUd 10 prospect , a*
tha gas clouds over Uto basin see served nolle* ha . would oppose
pigeons, doves, Legion of Honor j award.
years, front fiofi l.i 1325. March egrets, prari-ck* sml pheasants
distriat. blinding and (baking
Formal recognition of thsan
last he observed hi* »cvrnty-*lxth ure all sluing on eggs. Non* awards will bo made next Tueo-v
cHi sens for several hears And
birthday.
causing several to suffer frees
has hatched as yet, Park Super- day night when Samlnolo Chap*
I Florida 1930" will bo
In i'ongreaa he was a t one time Intrn-lrnt Jam r* Muughton said ter prasenta Its dsgrao work to
d toessrrow , evening at
The strike began .a weak ago
Klualon of ■ atata-wtdc chairman of tho Public Building* today.
Taylor Commandary No) I t, tba
when about 300 of the 400 dtoplef* the history a f tha past few year*.
conuat to ba sUged In snd ('-round* Committee and d u r
sponsoring body of the lo a d
Tha
private
-companto*
serve
only
aa walked out after fUl efflclals
dltorlum In Orlando. Mlsa ing hi* tenure served on many
lls rr y llradham, owner and chapter.
WAIHBmTOH. Apr. IS.—(AFT
4 faw a f tba farmers, taking thu
had
announced
working
b
au
n
Jobnaton. chosen a* "Mlaa Im portant, aammiltee*, was heard m anager of Ifarry’a Liquor Store
At this time, Sprott Long wilt
Secretory M orgatthea told veter
cream
off
the
market
and
leav
I," is ono of tha contcat- frequently la debate on (he floor announced today th at he haa add also bo prooentod with n merit
an organlxoUons tha T raaeny would be Increased ftesu eight to ing the too* profitable consumer*
gainst th p n ttlsat girl* end campaigned often for the ed a restaurant to hla store and a word, In recognition of hto acre*
hoped to havn checks and baatta ton dally with In Increase In pay.
Rcpresantatlvee of tha M M
m of ever r section of the Democrutia p a rty In both state th at short orders aqd sandwich** Ice to tha chapter during
thg
.TForitara’ Union came bare n f aw
and national campaigns.
will be a specialty. 1». C. Evans, last few years.
4 » li UUr to orfwili* Uto »t riktfta
Through appointm ent of Presi well* kndwn Sanford restaurant
Johnston wIB bo occomMasonic members arc urged to
The mill reopened yastotday.
by o cou t of ten young dent H u b ert Hoover ho aleo malt, l* In charge of the new addi make n special effort to attend
who wer In th* local served with distinction a* a Dem- tion tu lls rr y ’*.
this m eatier and
flaw tbaTkla co r t of honor lai orratlc member of the T ariff
seriousness and rrceBaarr g ttR
Id of thi Mlsaaa Lucillei Commission.
Mrs. Emm* Buchanan, presi which tho local degree Utw aasr*
p . Apr,
15.—The
Mary I art,
ChrUtlnr
dent of the Civic U-ague and tba rice out (to work.
O ver
Q tM A to
Resident Of Sanford
Since 1919, Final
Illness H is First
os h« ' aald, P'atartsd from
acratalg bat succeeded In betid
ing up a successful business.”
UsoLedg* grocery U a t *02 E ast
Rerea d Street. Ha and Mrs.
Lodge and th e ir th rli chl’drvn
reside at 340 Waal fifth Street.
In the pre-election campaign
Mr. Lodge declared for prater*
WatM of the Homestead Exemptiest Amerxhnent, advocated
letting bonds take the ttm s loser,
as homes and peaptfiy have
WASHINGTON. Anr. IB.
— (API —President Roose
velt sniil Conpresslonnl dinapproval had cloned the door
to further funds for tha
Pasnamaquoddy power proj-'
ect In Maine and the Florida
Ship Canal, hut he intimated
that modified plans fnr both
working year* of every American may he 'iibstitutod to Capi
tol III’!.
Ihe pcilml between 18 and (1*1 was
ilc a'>o cip laln H that ftood^
Frank Clark Dies
vln Capital After ggjjf
A Short Illness c ir
Fox In R a c e For Was Former M e m b e r , ^
Commissioner In Of Congress From »™
S e c o n d District S e c o n d District
DeMolay Awards
Tear Gas Bombs
Hurled At Cops
By Girl Strikers
Norris Opposes
U. S. Loans For
Private Profit
th e i ha tnw«a ba Will not disap.
^
**— Vm Katnf to pat
aqr bast M M wMU on the
C *
Ojmmlaalow d a ba’plag
•Mva «w many
pmAUms
to
with
biMJMfrouUd.-
J « 7 U Ace^rted To
Try Floyyin^ Cases
‘Mias Florida* To Be
Crowned Tomorrow
Future F a ro e ri WDl
Give A ProftMu
WRUF O n 8aturd»y .ra 3 S
SamInato Chapter a f tba Future west a h e m
Farmers af Asaartc* will broad- heavy goto,
ooab a program near WRUF, __________
enhiad a t 460,000.toload at 5*0,000,«nd aa the northOttealtot during o
ualre,
I!
Oarnor.
aa White.
Irnca CUi
dsu
Douglas*.
(artho Telford,
Elisabeth Cami and Fannie
To H tip Make
anty In State’
S e n a t e Considering
Ritter Case Rebind
Locked Doors Today
WASHINGTON, Apr. lSs-f-T)
—After hearing eight days of
tMtinsaag and eaunaal arguments,
tha Senate locked,IU doom today
and began deliberation* on seven
House
Impeachment
charge*
agsinat Federal Judge II slated L
Ritter e t the Heath#rn District of
Florida* N g ono rauld say how
long iho eOcret saselon would lost.
After It to o ro r.th a 8enoto will
open Ito daani and publicly w to
on each of Iba ehargeo ogolnet
the jodf*.
Library Society of Longwood,
■toted yesterday afternoon that
no ona It authorised to sell ad
vertising in the name of tho
longwood Library, 8ha added
The Young People's Servlc*
League of Holy Croea Episcopal
Churrh la putting tha finishing
touche* on n pageant to ba given
In the church next Sunday even
ing. U Is colled "Tho Resuarec*
Hon," by Rosamond KlrnboO, woder 'tho direction ef Mlsa Mar
garet Young. Tba whola chance
of tha rhurrh will ba traoxfonnad
late o good** containing tha
sepulchre
about
which tba
pageant to enacted.
LOCAL
�Eg 11
II TWO
THE SANFORD HERALD,
WEDNESDAY,
__________________
EfofcYour Part
W X J X O A Y . ' Amu. ii. m i
' AM .lima: A* Tiiet as a city
H M tiaa, In Ssnfonl.
Not oil tho gutemalorUI
candidate* are qualified fo.goternnr yet Wc’li aay lh;y
Now la th* time
whether you are really
organised ” Chamber
pton*, or whether you
UlMnit.
to *ho.v
for a re
of Com
were jurt
■Now th:it Iht "next boom” la
dbout tu arrive, we wonder how
many of tho- • who for ten yeari
have b e n * -yi r.j. "Iiuvi-r again”
Will lememh-ir th ilr promisesf-
.*1 ' /• ------ . -V“: -- ——
w* j |*Jh 1 |—f —
) kick out of
rssdiug shoul' Cinvral IVrahlng’a
being arreeted for opoyding tho
other (lty. but If It had ju:.t heon
s certain top ecrgrant w* ut-1
to know we would luve been
tkkled to death.
taborV Old Fa
Tomorrow morning at eight o’cK
of the recently reorganized Chamber
Uke to the field 1d fl dHv» «Mch It-U hofAd! wfll bHhfr ih
at least an many memberships a« any prevkiog campaign. '
& » ybon I * * * : . i n — : w M .i s a i r f t i M * t
Citizen* of Lb* city and county, railroad men and fariirrs. WASHINGTON; A y r !»!-<*■>'
wffl- nvH t fsr Me
business men, merchants, and professional men will all be
aaltdd to do their part and contrtbate to this great civic
organization.
“labot'a nou-paril 1And if to, wig that faction Cere
While it. (a a financial contribution .which
be asked * * » ! & * ’ h** “ *•«*• **J'ffc*t.sy*t tho WUtgllee*# shoot
for during the n « t few days,
______ ____ P^«tttW*s u*..kr larking id labor po.Uy aM lik* kgWstfcwf
f. WJM |h# f m m ^
nlerce really desires even more Is the moral end phyaieal similar Vontarn.
i
F- of l_ Sag. not only‘ft ««Ur*
support of1 the incUvtdnai luemtaenr during th r difficult
days ahead throughout the coming year. NHw ntotqjbers point wtwthar the “labor vet*”. of polities,, bet with n lptft to
are needed. new members who will nbfr oWT girb ttieir can bs lined up with toy mm- tbs lateral affStrs of organised
f W labor an aradf
three dollars for a membership, but who will, give a 1part Md** af aoMOricy for
KVMajHall Berry** friend* dotty that the
of | their time and talents toward making, the Chamber of
! » . rt My
^
I ieeioo was foratod as a- naeUua
Ctsmmeree a strung contributing factor- (nWanll the>growth “.,,**"*
£ 2 r J f ^ ,MT* *•<*■ f« • labor pirly 14 19M. Yrt'Uf
and prosperity of our county.
mneerefi thn If rv«r »0r
In times .past the Chamber of CbWKBttC*' has been were pot(iWe, It wouU
poaalbto for asyaaa to be sore
criticixed at one time or another because It espMMMi this
what m*» cowte s f rtch rroop
cause or that, because It had adapted ohm polity o r another,
movement* as this.
because it had failed to undertake this program'or endorse
Certainly it I* Interesting “>
co(wider tbs thte# poulbllltloathat project. Undoubtedly, some of these conrplalnt# were
thst th* learnt actuspy will suc
noil founded. No one will contend that\tb»CHamber of
Commerce has not overlookedjany. oppoettmltitei Hof the cehotov* iwlttleai arihfc, >t last,' <m ceed Inihsraionlxlnf, labor aopport
way to make the Chamber of Commeree ffmttiotr properly. tbe part of labor*- Th# qetaUonj behind the Pre.ldoat,' that It wll
In nothing and will
th* way to make It what you want lt'tb » f U t6 Join. at rannot b« antwared nl thla wrtt- aoccecd
th# way of many another “now*
tend meetings regularly, and use your inflaenee tgwoitf im Inr. tu t one rvn*r*ry-}veftO*k»rl, in
partisan” poetical vanhrrt, or fi
nree^nt* Itaelf:
itaelf:
fact prearnta
proving it.
nally-that It wlB load to cm* rrmhd
While
mtwardly
the
loagn*
la
It can safely be said now, we Iwtieve, that1the Cham
aad cootly political, row In the
dsflcsted
to
harmonisinglabor
ber of Commerce at th* present time has no program, no
■*ppert< behind th* PratMCnt. rank* of orgaaltod labor.
policy, nor is it serving any particular group,- Interest; cr certain
element* rxiet which him.
fnetjon. During th* next few month* Inevitably a. well IsateSd, at a poeeibU Inuwfsrtnce
ordered program will develop, policies will b* formulated, to thn polltlrel theater of or- Snmmer Season
and work will lie stirted !d t e * some line or other thokinjr
toward the development of a better cHy, DO you-wish to
have a voice In determining what this work shall be, how
Sayfr Hotel* Man
it shall be done?
•
If the Chamber of Commerce has been all you wonted quarrel M l'b e c o m e unite.
TALtiAHASSB®, Apr. 15M AT
faction wnrrta- a I worlteri
it to be during the past few yean, tM*
thing it* df, In On*
--J. B. Sfl'lvan, itate hiriil conteach big laduatry orgsnixad Into
ofi course, la to join again and work for it harder than on* big union, The other w ants In m ia a lo o e r ,.fo r e e v it * re c u r) io n tever to keep it that* way; If its accomplishments and ac dividual ■union* btied on occupa- mer season-in Florida while eontivities, o r lack of them, have not met with your approv tloAi
■truettorv la- nahed on-new hotel*
;
al, then again, the proper thing for you to do Is to become Tho a* who want to o rg in k g by sad' apartment hosees far- th*
a member and help to put it on the right track. The only Indsntry alone Include floor go - L. coming whiter.
t
ones for whom no apology can lie offered are those who Berry, hood of Ihe.pelnU ng'prtm
•'We’v* just cloied thb ftnost
«it on the side lines and condemn, while steadfastly re men; John U. Lewie, pceetdonl of winter tea*eg Irf* the Malory of
fusing io do anything about It. They are the chronic th# United Min* Workers) sad th# atale,” a n m m Mid; 'T h e ft
SL'ncy Hillman, president of tbc
knockers, and for them there la no hope.
k th ia g worker*. A principal la la every ibdfeaUoif wv will hive
But nil the rest should joia this Chamber of Com cth*
other groap la tlanlvl- J. a record mnhbyr of aurOffwf a*«:
merce. for there la much which needs to be dbne In San Tobin, head of the- teiraateri/
ford and Srmlnolg Cbunty.„ The Chamber of Commerce
Berry wns chairnjsn o ft th*
can <k> it, if everyone will help.
Democratic national commlttee’-i
Gentlomen no longer prefer
lend**, esy* MUv Anl'a Lout,
ley now prafer brunette*. Th*
Iga aeent* to I* tliat it la «o
sect, mere npentlvo to keep a
land* blonde.
• s te -u
iu d u iu u i
m iu
ui m o muu* ' toe. Nor Is there any indication
election- Fred w. Deltney, a
The report discloses an 80 per cent Increase,1during the
nstitont of Miami for th* part tho last decade, In-ttys number of sight-saving dosses for
14 years, announced hi* tawn- the education of school children with seriously defective videep tbs Other day.. /
slon. There were 260 of theso special clsesee id 1925; and1
L-w
TTiu. for
In 1985, despite the smaller budget* pPIpcsl dgpitrt..
/General *,u‘j rc„
' jnents of education In recent year*. Appfcximately.5.Q0G
l ^ i T l raii. .U .^ste Sl?
nnd jriris are Pow enrolkd. The Sidety esttaitM c
S
Jumoan
Ex.prathlrnt however, that 44,000 additional schbol cHUArgh (Ufqt in need
Mhovur was ■■till living In P*lo
tho special -facilities and teaching methods-afforded by
Join; Put, of eturre, wt ddrft sight-^uvlng classes If they are to receive m< full and nortsko our politics Mtlodaly In thl* mnl education without injury to the eyes onA-without1■train
yovnt/y.
upon their physical and nervous systems.
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Tlie Society now has on its-roster of members and doir*ihtt nora *Pproximetcly 20,000 men and wotnerf representing
'rarfroteS bet .« 2 <«*** wctlon ^ th» fw titw . W work Is- supported eito
’sf1 t£Jm , wouldn't ilod plcklnq.t,r#,y * * voluntary pubKc contributions. Irieome for 1935
‘m s HtlU n its b\>ains*), in1was |lW.00O ftnd expenditure* were 1154,000, neceseitatlns
MM Kogland, Fytnc*. or G«i- the use of 125,000 from the reserve fund.
JOfay should nfjd-a f|W istrn
'AtrpUnu o r nvhefiln* guns.
SANFORD TWENTT
Oust*mala, and Ihv
“Dominican rspubHe join Iff ufpthat- Uw . UttHad, S ta te r tShv
load I n , o rg m iitn g n . Latin
p it o f Nations. If i t didn't
t M y b o tu t than th r Rurok '-U h g u e of Nallopa, it
ktoH do any, of thetA mSrti
l, netef ragtrded gpwd
itlng' te e. r o u g ^ 'M
refhtolhA but’ when w#
other day that Roto
the fbmou* singer, ha4
TESaftff AGO)
docoratton* and ftte ra auggtoW 1 \
th* Easter aaaaos. Tb* g ito ls— >
little
h o rtsst' tecrivtd many >
gUta . fra* , h a t»frlindv E n Jo iW 1
ir s m . miring s. m l
^AT.sre
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ur at l*aa< throe' distinct eovwot.
Pottos AptKteonto tfe n ttfiM t
the ewtotfy wurbo invited!* **nJ
rvprtoonUtWos to th*s* Motion'.
Lisefc flrnllAi If; Ktemi. <«-
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FEOWERS
rmtor o f th* bureau of *Cc(d*nt
prate-nthm ofthe-Evanston police
dsperthtdM,'. hat bon named
director of’ thr Institute.
Wltfc hi* l«*,Unhlp Evanston
thieo time* Is tM last four year*
ha* m th e National Safety Coun
cil's aw ard, a* th* nation’s asf**t
city. Bo win bo assisted by C opt
Ray Ashwort^ of tho Wichita,
K aa, polics doportmont.
Under tho provisions of a<.tenta
tive program, th* institute will:
1. Inatall traffic accident
praweation burOaxe to' select
ed elttoe and itotes.
S. Aaalat In Improving traffic
curricula end give Instruction
in it*lewId* pdle* school*
iaunehed hit fiVv-hctlr apeech.
Things more ao fast.on Capital
IUU thee* ' day*’ and' *ra of euch
tnportsneo tfvnt .from ahevr
iocoaslty tM '‘youngsters" are
forced Into activity. •
for
AUOtcaafons
H e r b c r t E . Russell
AVo,
Phono SM-
\
BufldiHg
Materials
P few’ lumber,1 rodfln*
[t and building material*
* of all kinds call on na;
Here youtl find tM
r most reasonable prices
f and bees quality and
b fh* qnkknt smitei
['
Sudden Sorvte#’^
FVank Shellenbhek;
manager
of 'th# Saw Diego” l1*dree, has
u'tod the tame bSteball glove- for'
l< year*.
Since lb* d*># of. tho-late lloeyi
Long;-.tbS tiine-bonowd custom |
of newcomer* to- th* Senate celngi
aeon ahd Pot heard'iw tIH htg had.
so m d their apprenticeship no
tones? prevail*. Some stilt obaerv* It end. eves thoaa who hrsok
1 I t srg a-b te as»le#*tto Bilbo
■< spologiaed elaborately- bedoro- ho
th at' William Owen, head of thb
fJ liT tlfr F o u rth ’lllatrfct of wM h ',nn(1' 1 o f ‘lo c to rs , n u r s e s , e d u c s t o n , s a f e t y e n g in g e m , ilh»- A. t. o F U knew esythtug shear
" ' ' " " ‘ 'o "
w e W e e A w a u « l o t h e r . » h o m d w o t - It until M re*d thb newspapers.
Qpptr.'ltlon In hi* race for- ro- »mr t h e i r e n e r g ie s t o t h i s c a u s e .”
Now w h y a (toed IMx Wtvs *S-
?',CoV>mbl*.
About half o f the United States
PttaaipsevlM fft noaedihr n tdta) sxport boslntsa la the' last
traffic offW n* training whorl yeir ’ was concentrated In four
f is s i e>sW|«rtw v t f t t * m o w * coontrira—the United Kingdom,
mltie* charged with the ddljf of ■
electing as many Democrat* a*i
poaalble to th* 8#nst* ln Novem-
the Democratic nation ■I comnrtte
BUVBUMNC u t viw
•
s a n a e H f tow ard ih t project.
Guffey of Pvtinrylranl* hat
Ms asm* on on# of thy major
vrit without th* neceerity o f: Joto. ....
•
tog th r rtomocrallc jte riy t ” ' I .
J Th# two of them ptot their hhodd
together. The lemgao .4 M l ISdlf
They cal le t Lewie, • Roputllcen,
by letopKow*. Wv approved the
Idea.
Ho f»r aa appear*, th* leaf a* |
was formed without consul is•tkuf with Ptealdeirt Bbosevelt e f
| PsiMka .,hpa It* Aialt*
I’Gardrn-. Leoaburg Its Venetian
sQardena, Winter Haven in
■Cypr*** Garden* whore th* mo>t
imaznlfircnt gardenia* In the
'*world grm*. Hanford ahould have
/somethtoK HLe that.
* A I’
5. Co-operate> with’ the N'tUonal Safety council hr Im
proving city ahd itateolde
tafety programs.
laio r dlvlilon in 1023. Tobin hstd
the tam e poaitlrn In 1932. Fur
tome montha now It hsa appeared
that Tobin, not Berry, would-htvv
(he job In 1039.'
lea*thlw ilUnUion, itUlmtw csm*
tt) Berry with a problem. Ilnfmon
I* a metnbkf of the aseUllsl
party, and'so on- many mCmbsra
of hi* union, llow could the**
aoclsllst* i* Ifned up foe Rb#»o-
u r cmeaetMp
Vrtetlrru.
WrllBoBtiav,
* A man went to ileop at the
atsorlng whool the other night
; and met with en accident. Ho
inlght
havn
anticipated Hint
aoiusthlnc would happen.
- . .j> letob’.
itow MHaa
with eitem ien eottne* and
cvrriorie preparation,
4. provide traffic iaforaatie* ' terrU e to polls* dep trttirfiti. A U W le flies of
boot tafety and prevention
•
laundered
iI
( y f jelrp r will- please you
*
Seminole
K
Lauffdry, fee.
�TONESDAY, APRIL 15, 1935
THR BAN FORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
A n d Personal Activities
Social Calendar
M iulon
ChrlatUn America," will U h . place|
a t 3:00 P. Mt a t the F ln t Meth- in honor of growwra sad-*■ahlppen
*?«•*»
odist Church.
of the SaAford-OvtaJk section.
Th« E ast Sid# Prim ary P.-T. A. Dancing waa enjoyed by the largo
will meat a t 2:30 P. M. at tne throng Of gMat* from 10:00 P. If.
to 2:00 A. M. to muale furnlahod
school auditorium.
by Buddy Rodger#’ O irh eatn .
The Junior C lan of Seminol#
The spacious ballroom
and
lilsb School will p n tr n l a play. lobby ware decorated with a pro“Girl ShyJ’ a t 8:13 P. M , at the h**lon of bright colored gladioli
aehooi auditorium. The public it which blended with th* . tropical
tlrrtUd.
furnishing* of the hotel. Over the
Annual Spring Festival upon entrance waa a large arch of
fo n d by lhr Went Shir Primary colored lights making th* word*.
“Celery Ball ."
School will take place at the
Th# genenl committee In charge
aehooi. Supper will be aerved at
8:00 P. M. and a p ay will
e o f th* dance waa composed of H.
Fl Partridge, Jr., W. Dewey Smith,
given a t 8:00 P. M.
Ruaaell C. Wood, and C. tf. Adam*.
O than contributing to th* lu c
# The Woman’# Auxiliary of St.
Johna P reatytery will meet at re** of th# affair were: C. T.
. 8:00 A. M. for an a l day meeting I-ampkin, E. D. Maya. P. S. Mc
M urray, George
‘ a t the F’i n t Presbyterian Church. Donough. J.
H. Weat, J. G, Meehan, H,
v
An addrrf« fur the Woman’# C. While, M. L. Corbett, E. J.
'AaaiUary of St. Johna l’rtnby# Doiler, W. A. Budlong, V. M<
tary will lakr place at 7:30 P. M. Ouaay, M. Don Spaulding. H.
Seminole Chapter Number Two Rj Morgan, E. H. Brown*, Val
Painter,
C,'
Sanderson.
Order of the (Eastern Star will 8.
meet at 7:30 P, M. at the Masonic A. A. Dupree, Fred P. -SandTemple. Raporta from the Grand ford. Mark II. LUUrd, J. Oi Adame.
Prank C. Kean, Jr.. R. H. Rurgln,
Chapter.
W. It. Beard, W. M. Stufcba, Fred
FRIDAY
Godfrey. J r , D. W. McNaU, G.
Monthly meeting of Sallle H a r Melville (icmmlll. C. C. Fleming.
rison Chapter of the I). A. R. It. E. Hart a tt, and J . D. Wright,
will meet a t 3:00 P. M. at th-i recaption commlttoa.
horn* of Mr*. Rolland U Dean,
Among thoae on tha honorary
Indian Mound Village. All vislt- committee w en: M- Tt. D en att, y.
tng Daughter* a re Invited.
H. Bryant. R. W. W irt, Georg*
IVogram Announced
F o r Church Meeting
Personals
Uiu. J . P. Ridge k it Uil*
afternoon for D ijrlon, Beach to
attend U o Florida Conference of
Social Work#™.
Jack R u.aal, etude
University of Florida,
afternoon to spend ■
her# vlalllng relative#
M n. M. McA. Martin
thl# afternoon from J#<
to apend a week her*
gu**l of M n. A lea
Park Avenue.
Nautical Errors May
He Found By Survey
(iinifer’s Terpsichore In “In Person
• :20
Supple
Cre- 'enlial#
; IIONOUM L \
R e p o t l of No
M r y R. H, Im ohun.lr--
300 Couples Attend ‘
Annual Celery Ball
O '" J00 couple. attended tha
Second Annual C t l t r j Ball glv*.
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1mlm'svkfrprr* complete .« survey
Music.
< o f th e
inn iiitersH le r e tf s
and
shoal* re tw e e n h ere and M id w ay
island*. I.-TJ-t m 11*•< ti» |h e n o r t h
w est Msnv u f th e reef* now list*
• :3<l Inatalla!
S. II. Aake
3:43
Exec ul iv - B o a rd
'I-.lin g .
T hursday if-en in g . tp r
7:10 Hymn.
Scripture and IVayrr
Apr,
i A n cient m tu U m , e r ro r s m ay
b#
era«e>l when four IVarl Harbor,
III.
1
ed on naviua* mn charts are be
It,» S. J.
lie vfd non existent.
Johnston
The su rv ey w ill com p vm ent nr*
|*>Ft« of oavmI a n d commercial p i
lo ts who in fly in g thin section o f
7:40 Address "T t. riu tU .k fo r
R eligm i* I Edm s i i - n "
R ar.
W*l ace Aljlon
Communion
Rev
E. D.
Brownlee {) D
Friday Morning Apr. 17
O.lKl Special piaye- Servire Ses
sion Room.*
f t 'If- i ’all in 6 rd e r
Dev.Sional. MF#. A S. I .i n i r k .
ft 2 i M innie#. .if M nndlng Cnmm i'tees Kigance. M n . II E.
Mower; Inierravial, Mr*. John
B.o-vier. E # c m iv e Boarl. Mr*.
the l*ariftr have ilinttvried th * i
I at leas) three charted reefs can*
j n o t to
fmrn I,
The tn iiiesw espvri rv*w a t eea
| IiHr link* Ih r t t|fh*ln, ytinil, AVurwt
1 and Tatrntfer
A'lhmigh I# P, -on” i# definitely * vehicle f >r Ginv. , Roger*’
J A Iloilo*
dramatic ial, >1- " enlist* her fort**, well known to Inver# of the
Birthday PageanL
ft An Mes-aga -from Pveabvtery’s
Astaire# K<-g, •
. oihedi -a. to "In PersiMi,*' Mis# Roy, i#
Benediction. Hev. F’.. D Brownlee,
r.im m ltte e on W o m an ’s \V o ’.
i form* two , •
*■, lame-, and
M n W. H. Haahburn
Mi#»
D. D.
Rev t„ K M cNair, D. D
Brent la f-a ’
I earl Maahbum, and IU-r. Ma«hto this Ilh i i R,
Thureday Morning, Apr. IS
til In As.emt^’a T ra in in g School
hurn of Little Rock. A rk , a n 9:00 Special l’rayer Service —SeaIng at t be I.
night no-1 Ihu
Mr* U r r y Bowman.
■pending a few w*«ka h e n with
aion Room.
10 20 Bible Hour, Mr*. S II A*
Mlaa Jeanette la ln g . Oak Are 9:15 Cali to Order.
lit,****
nu*.
Function Ki l»v lam •lli* h i n t s ... \ A
A|r uml Mr#. l»
|n 'oi R e p o rt! of Special Cnn-mti
Devotional. Mr*. S. J. Johnston.
A rnuliI Tin I*6!, I i'K dvt f*%tri<li •*. \u i
■ Ju. ksonville;
Alt
lee- Plaie of Meeting, <
9:23 Minutea.
ami .Sjte'ii »• Wil iam
\l
v\ s Sm ith uf T it,.
Mlaa Ethel Ifaynea of f hlcago ^9:30 Roll Call.
iimoicatlnru. Pindim r*. R#""
haa arrivcl to apend about tw o1
Younf r 'o p ’.-’w
»'pa* t m int r S-iiiiintl, II M. tlu*«y.
Hon*. H atpiUlltv,
INak.ll. ns.
9:34 Report# uf Officer# Record
A|
month# here with Mr. and Mre.|
f «tV%
‘Tl, \ | | ”4 M i .1.1
Min#
Allllil
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1., ( lll lH,t C
Sew
Bumne*a.
Minutes.
Pm,
ing S ecntary, Mr*, ria n n e *
iHA*k* W C lf t s m ;
Rax Packard. Weat F ln t S trn t.
H ttty Huhrmnii. Mu Nellie \V 1- ii,..•>U I 1• June*, tl D
Adjournment.
C
ulbreath;
Curreapottrling
SecMlaa llaynea and Mr. Packard
you! ,41.4..1 «4art aad a,
Hams, Pcn v.t hii|»mnii 1 Mivn» Chun* 1soil M W IVck, AA |i
n
t
s
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y
,
Mr#
S^
S.
Hr.#.,
Tn*»s, , MM, sj t-,e weseisia u I
era coutina.
man, Mw cm I'rmtiM \ fwl*! \ M*1 II i AAtut «\ (Smrtri’ H
k.
k#_ kk, Ussi Im *4 a A# I
urar. Mr#. Roger T. Wilcox;
(lltel 1 H Miinkriirhl, all ul
Irvnt*
|,n
n
1
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WWlt.
Cullan
W
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Ifht.
si
4#*# sax l„ L,sa#,ia. I mp* <*#■ Historian,
M
n.
A.
P
Carr;
Mlaa Aifelald*
Richter, alu- j
i*k ,,4 ik#«ar, sail ana,. Mila k
ijuUl, Bell. rSu-nioiid Maithn
Vico-Preaident, Mr#
W. M.
,#e# m4 ,,t* , Ua..
kad »#* V,
dent at th* Florida S'M e C illege
Mnririii nn«I p n t i y
W right, 1|ai v \m „ v It ,#A Mnt»,-l
■a—
, , i ,s i„ m4 m4#4 hI w4S| Isa
Cook,
Mr*.
I
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C.
Ingram,
M
n.
'o r Women, apent the Flatter ho I*Mnt Marxh. Al. li.
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Chapman.
Helen
<
happian.
Ralph
A, C. JilriU c; President, Mrs.
n it coH cnroH ip
day* hare with her px-enta. Mr.
■Die Sunday School of the K M .j
Vdftat.l W.l—n
II Itc e k rr, min! iV*
conttAu. kouNOi . c o n tt tHOF
J , A - lUaton.
amt Mr*. Henry P k h .ee,- Weal
Mrihodlat Church today anmm.wo*l
f
A
tlanta;
t
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Adult IV*parliuent. P P * ten
I---------taw ,-S pfl# wtk A im s hak
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10:10 Bible Hour. Mr*. S. II. A c the names of mend,# » who were
SVtc.
W H c p y rlc r uf t )ril ii u . i t oo . so iw a. tta o
ahaw, C. < Pi lest, \V I i link
kew.
placed on ihe honor piP f ’r the
,1 M U m llO O . MlaawsUM
H (*l«rk o f Tdiiipit.
C. F’. Bison, n. It \\ W ire It
' I 10 1#,j,
M* Asms is4j I tea
M n. W. W. Brady ha* re- Hymn.
month of March
The ll*t ' " I
1---- l»*s mm** U. W k , 1,-m
•- The D trt Garden*™’ Clrcl# of "< nrjf*"1, * ’ W’
£*or**
E. Kipp, Mi**
Eu'u M ii'u lle i.
10:20
Raporta
of
District
Chair
turned
to
her
homo
In
•hinndo
a
f
t
eludes
th*
following
namesChilthe Garden Club of Sanford will! *
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" • > * • * “ *»•
M n . J. It Tindel. M r. G eoige
man: (laical Altai lary Preai
Iinnklln of Tnrutr.N.
drvn'. Department, Mrs. M F..
have Ha regu *r moating and a
)V*Pt , D T W ‘ * “hnJ ? ’ er a pan ling a few day* here -villi
dent*— I minute each) District Maine*. Mi*« Kathryn Tilli«, Pmei Sima. Mr* E n d It \A'il#on. Mi*
I»**cn a
flight
her
aon-ln-law
and
daughter,
Mr
luncheon at 10:00 A. M. at the I**• ^ s I. J. H. B w ksr, t B. BoA.
No. I, Mr*. Daniel Iv en o n ; Die Hiwr Dutton. Ma'lon Siilglid*'V,| M. L. Wlight, Mi* .1..hii I link.
l
, »,M n .j wiriluv la k e
' J' Moynlhait, F , I— Saliabury, anti Mr*. H. C. W ateri, Jr* San
t r k t No. 2, M n. Huy Mann;
home of Mr*. C. It. Klrtlay. l-.ke p p a ,r r t *vast.
A. M. Ola— l.ant*.
M n. J1 A IlniAii, Mr-* AA 1
Barbara 1-ce Chapman,
Haiel
D U trict No. 3, Mra. Harold W estfall, Palye Lou Hansel, Rusty Clark, \|i». It V ( rmiNhsiw All#
0M,°meyar, Gaonte W. Wood. W. W.
llanachen; D litrtrt No. 6, Mlaa llHiwel, Miss Alice Ward, Alias I W. c
llnthrm*ks 'J i n It*-#* le
Circle Number Five of th# F 'in t I Finlay, 'J r„ P. R. Phalpa, Ernaat
Mr. and M n. J. P. Ilawklna.
C lara Wightman.
who hav* bean apanding a-me lime
Baptist Church will meet a t 3:30 William* and T. P. Grady.
Elolse Wynn*-. Kay Sh-emaker. Hulchi-mn* Mn*. J, Y’. In ske.-n,
Monlreat, Betty J«e Brnck. Ann I.ovell. M n. It.l.l Lit L‘til’# Ml* c . c .
Kara with th* latte-'* hrother-ln- 10:40 Message from
Priest. M» ? iiucHiru Ifai.fford,
M n . W. W. Th»ma»
law and alatar, Dr.’jn .l M n. It. W.
loiuis* Clark, Ge-irge Chapman,
Rucker, San Lant*. loft this moin- 11:00 Historical Addrr#*, Mrs. A. Bunny McCall, Jean IMckvns, Eu M>. Jnhn C Vmiirhn, Me* A. D
P. M. with Mr*. A. J . Pateraan,
F. Carr.
Ing for Alabama to er-md i ahoit
gene LeGett*. W aller Steele, Sa ly Ab, am *. Mm. Hurry \\eaver.
West F ln t Street.
1 wish to crproas my ninroro thunks
lima before returning to thrir l l i l S Bltd* Display Mrs. Roger Kate William*, CJiailene CaM- Mrs. 1*nt«| Juhn»iinf Mrs .1 M.
Th* Woman's Auxiliary of 8t.
T. Wilcox.
Morris..
Mr,.
II.
ft
lla
n
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I
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Mr.
home in Mockavtlle, N. C.
well. Nellie Plckena, Bi'lie Shoe
mul nppruint iuti to my Friondn uml
Johna PteabyUry will moat at
11:40 Synodical Pre-ident. Mn. maker, Billy Chapman, Katherine J . D (’nllnhiifv. nml Mr* N. II
9:00 A. M. St th* F irst PretbyJ . M. 'Edenfield.
He#
k.
niippnrtcru in yosturtlny's City Election.
Clark. Mr*. W, P. Chapman. Mr#.
12:00 Appointment of Special Burk* Steal*. Ur*. H. H. McCall.
1,1R om C f t k w f th * Cardan Cfcb
Committee#.
Jr., Mlaa Edith Hlnge'laty, Misa
will meat In th* morning at the
Announcements.
Helen
AVan. Mlaa Alice McKIm,
homo of M n . J- C. Bills, Jr., In
A Urge number erf ticket* Race*#.
Mlaa Alin* Chapman, Edw a'd
Genevs. Cowered dish luncheon.
T hursday Afternoon, Apr. I t
hav* bean sold for th* annual
W hit#,' Walter Anderaon, Prank
TUESDAY-----Junior Claaa play, "Girl-Shy," 1:18 Hymn.
Pickens, Victor MeCMIan. Charles
Among the iVt'iiiiKIII uhcaU r.l
Sanford Branch of tha Asaocis which will b* presented Thureday P rayer, Mr*. A. S. U r rick.
Oorraly^
Patward
Smith,
Shirley
the
Mayfair Ii»"«t ni*|hi w«>ru!
(Ion far Chlldnn Education w llljevening a t 8:00 o’clock at Stml 1:20 Spiritualising th* Standard, Smith, Pete Brock, A' Brock, S m ator and Mi-. J
I I 'a r rU h »if
Mra. S. II. A*k#w.
not# High School auditorium. Th*
Frank A kan. fjugane Singletary. Tltuaville: Air. and Mrsu H. II
general public la invited to a t 2:04 Reporta of D istrict Chair K atharine Spencer, Patty Hodge, |>r Ice of -l.ti’kiovn ifli ; Mr. iini|
men: (Local Auxiliary P nal
tend.
dent*— I minute each), District Joyc* Steele. Virginia Chapman, Mra. II J Kirkiund of VVIIau i.
Th* play L ■ comedy In thra*
No. 5. Mr*. R. O. Wallace; DU
acta and haul been called a “landIric t No. 8, M nJ W. T. Hamll
tllde of merry-m lx-upa. mirth
ton; Dlatrlct No. 7, Mra. At T.
and Id***." Among thoa* In the
Anderson; District No. 8. M n.
caat are: Billy Z arhry. R. I~
Chsrlaa Rinaldi.
la n a y , Jama* Bradford. Boyd
Coleman. Martha Adam*. Evelyn 3:24 Talk on Student Houses, Mlaa
Rachol Wyll*.
Cetea. Iwnora W hlddcn. Bralley
Odham, Antoinette Hayea. Doro 2:40 Raporta of Sacratarlaa of
C hurch Cauact:
(3 minutes
thy Stew art, and Jam es Hardin.
each ), P o n lg n Mlaalons, Mn.
D. C. Fox; Chairm an of Whl’a
Cross Work. Mlaa Helen M oon;
Assembly's - Horn*
Ml**km a.
Mra. E. D. Brown’**; Religion*
Education, M n. W. W. Thomas;
Christian Education and Minis
te ria l Relief, Mr*. H. N. Vaaaay;
Synodical
and
Praabytarial
Homo Mission*,
Mlaa Elinor
Ticket* at H. B. Pope Co.
G riffin; Development of Spirit
P O M E In lor a "Diicovcry Drive" in a
n al U fa, Mr*. S. J , Johnston;
V ^ ilu th on or Tcrruplane W ith llu* Electric
L ltaratur*. Mra. John Patter
Tonight
Thursday
©LE!
IACK S O N VI L L E
J
FLORIDA*
Church’s Honor Roll
Reported For Month
Junior Gass Play To
Be Given Thursday
J
At The Mayfair
V.A. SPEER
NATIONAL
GUARD
DANCE
GIRL SHY
MAYFAIR HOTEL
Saturday, Apr. 18
gears shift!
Junior Plajr
Seminole High
10.2
Shift w ith b o th hands on the
w heel. . . with the Electric Hand
Hand. See what it meuns to ahifi Rear* ut a
finMer flick . . . amooihly and aurcly . . . with
ta lk banda on the wheel and both eye# on the rnud.
Then lei ua ahow you FOUR MOKE ways
in which the Electric Hand makca driving til*
moat magically simpler, easier and safer.
No Levers to Stumble Over
F rie n d s :
I wish to take this means of expressing-my deepest
u id alncersat appreciation for the generous support given
me at the polls yesterday by my friends.
To the other eltlxena and
to Sanford in genentl I
Now.you can enjoy a front icat ride with no
Realtor brake lever in the w ay...w ith the Moor
all d m r , A iront acat, at last, in which ik r t*
cun Itralth in comlort. That's another Elcetrio
Haul advantage.
Aflhe wheel o( a 1936 Hudson or Tcrraplyne,
.you’ I soon find many other reasons why these
can ire growing to fust in popularity.
Y< u’ll discover m a rt power, and tm o a lk tr
pow r, than you find in cars priced hundreds of
doll* ’• higher. More room, too. . . in the biggest
cars tvpr priced so low. With the newest, moat 71# f l i t l r k H tm J . *• tflH m a l #a<ra, k laaeated I H H I I / I l l ) seder llu i l « r u / v i M
advs iced style ol the year and many new comfort
AT far T*rr**l*a# I)wL at# Models (M or 110 h*n*aawM|
and afaty feature* found on no other 1936 cars. r a t cai s ( BHOIN
/ \ (■ *
IIS'la«kwk##ib#*#)i l7l9 lertlad taa H a(M a* lM koct#<
T ien let ua show you what others have die- $
( 1
(o w n , 120-Uab wkaelbosa); 1760 tar Iti ‘
“tu t te d a
covt red about the amazing economy and long
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alM iU b .D «li< iit.9M atu6fniM f#*W M **iH «ilr>
with tha new HUDSON - C I. T. 4 * Tima Payment P te j. . ,
lew monthly paymanfs
wish to elate at this time that I am proud to be choeao
aa one of your City Oantmieskmen and also th at 'l l will
.
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ho my foreoMft thought to atnra you to the beet o f a y
ehlllty so lo es as I am i n office.
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Toko Your "DISCOVERY DRIVE" Today
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UNOFFICIAL
PRIMARY ELECTION
With M
large
*itherin*
of
aad rrfaUraa M hUeeuJm T um #*uer»J»f .11n . Jtolhi
l l t l t U tU , who died Uat Friday
I her h e m on Oak Arenue, took
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•flfnwon •» the
DEMOCRATIC PfBT
JUNE2,193§
SKMIN OLE COUNT!
* b a nr* C a ” 1■-Xi *ill
Noam la Thb Unofficial
Oroop Win Bo la AlphaWUcyl
F ifth CoojrrwwIofuJ ]
O. RAYMOND ELLARS
JAS. G. SHARON
y . J. (FUNIE) STEED
For Governor
PAN CHAPPELL
C. <Homestead Bill) HODGES
For Attorney General
FRED A. DYSON
•aa«t to
March I t .
JOHN B. FOX
hand, are AeteaOaala.
PETER THURSTON
Tor County Commissioner
ba hold atrlctly confidential.
W.B. BALLARD
KOY L. HOWELL
For State Senator
37th Senatorial District
y^gJU P R E E
C. B. SEARCY
H .J. LEHMAN
A. G. WAGNER
For County Judge
G. W. HPENCEB
Ai
•
i i
WANTED: Job aa cook. mAM. or
nyr**. Ella Msa Johnson, CorWITlna, A e J ' A
lu ll lit. * '
JE..
»»
■ fe rial Heater, w ill alter far e a l.
an I tell to the ^taheel aaAbeet h U ;
■or lo r each, w llh la (ha
U IU
henre of aale an M s i U r , tha 4111
d i r at M ar, 1**4. at tha Iro n !
door at the Courthneae at Bem lnaU
C a u a lr, Florida, In M a to M . F lo r i
da. (ha lo llo w la a daderlhed lata.
Blare a er percale of lead, iltn a le la
Be ml aale County, Florida, t o -w ll:
”
Lota t«a. »4 l“ 141, I I L 144.
H 4 , V I . If*, M T. I f f and L e t C
a id Lot D liana and u n i t a
alrtp o i l tha W eal aide or la id
L o t D containing 1 acre more
a r . lean, the' R aft boaddeIT at
which la a direct ronllntiailoa
a t U a Eaaiarn bound e r r o f Lo t
H O a i r a n a rd tn d >* **»• » ■ » »
at Altamonte la n d
Hotel and
fta tlfa llo n
Company
Lenta,
a T c o rd tif ta P lat Iheraol ra rordad ta P lat Booh 1 , e a r* I*,
fiamlnola C a a a lr, Flo rid a ran- .
«*rd*.
*
i . „ yr
Raid aata ta ha made to aatlanr
the term ) e ( eald daaraa.
0 * 0 . A . IP E IC n . J I L
An Special Maalar.
FIU 6 D JL W IL S O N ,
ftollcUor lo r f la ln t lll.
^BUQBtMp Wtafrd.
W. B. WILLIAMS
ForCouij
For Representative, State Legislature
firo<io No. 2
GORDON BARNETT
\i
FORREST B. STONE
For Representative, State Legislature
w
4
u,
i. 3, PAIJRISH
the aa4er-
llrn»A. OtO. A. BPTK*.
OTTO SCHMEHL
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
W. G. KILBEE
S. F. (Sammy) LON,6
OKIE R. MATHIEUX
J.T . McLAIN
SHORTS CAMP
SSffSSVISSaKHS&'Si&i
g
U H I U U . H A U K R I S K JW » h « ^
District No. S
For Railroad Commissipue?
»n A «re 4
la that ,
a.
In d u a n r r ,
wherein' T B J
F l.iK n A L
FARH
K O H TO AO W
REX PACKARD
For Comptroller
State Treasurer
| H I,
WHITE GIRL,
ho u.(keeper,
sot e . eut
COLORED GIRL wanta Job da In*
housework. Annie Baa Culbert,
BOS lo c iu t Ate.
WANTED; Job
two coualns, Judge Jamaa O.
Sharon and C. II. V kkan of San
ford; one nephaw, Wiliam H.
Maihbuim, and tha followtag
rriod-nlacaa and nephawa. Hr*.
U fc. McMillan, W. K. Kaehbom.
Jr.. Pearl J o a n Makhburn. Ban
Jonas Maahbum, and Batty M ubburn, AH o f ' Little Rock, Ark.
" Among thd odt-of tnwn p jn o ra
»t the funeral ware: the nkr. and
Mr*. M. Jr.' feoulerae, Mra. R. V.
Mfflfn. Mr. and Mra. John W.
Hartley, Mra, T. V. N*w, Mr. and
Mra. A. T. Fuller, " l»a ’ Freda
Jamaa, Mra. Emma L. Grcar, C.
T f Larafon, af.O rlaiH j; Mra. W.
t . Ifort, Mr. and M n. W. Y.
IhlAF, Jod 'Lalnr. of Jackson rille;
Mn. W. H. Mashbim. Mtaa P tarl
Haehburn. and Ban Math burn nf
Little Rock. A rk.| Jfi E. Lain* of
Benaoo S p rlfft; M n. W.-D. 'Bal
lard, Mrs. L. W. Halid. Homer
Ballard of Gan tea | G. L. MrGwl*n
and Mra. C l'J. Ryan Of Moora
■; Mi- wid kvL p . h - ciif-
Would you rather pey lor petallog your homo In a lump cum
. . . or a (car dollar* a month,
without duturbing your anrtnga
TSooount? Sea ua lor detail*
about Pittsburgh-e atmplo. aoiy
TbnwPaymsot Plan. . . 'Taint
Today, Months lo Pay.'* Kaied
tape, no down payment. 4J
much aa IQ month* Ip pa*.
MMa Ccnetante C.lftor. and
COLORED WOMAN w u ta to do
waabln* at home. Alice Hen
derson, 70S Orang* A n.
WANTED to hop houM to
wrack for lumber. Jeaele Brew-- -------a
«
Iaale Couhlr. al hla effne
Oaaalr Cawrlhaua la Baa*
lemlaola Coanly. FtarMa, E em y pi LAelahd; And Mr*. J.
ttra in aaaatha Jraaa the
L. rraneh of W inter Park.
rWarah li. a. D. I I I !
B at 1at« W. L. (Toupf) Strlblln* held the boat** knockout
record wRh 131 tp hla cred it
Chance; Not Cyclft,
Rsydttaa lyre Rain
H. H. PATTISRALL
R W. WARE
DUmoodb And Watches
BqWA a f t , * Art. lB^-OT
—Bala ta Io%k- la more a matter
. a ’ .w .^_
IV.j-
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F tn a W a tc h A n d J e w e lr y R e p
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y . Tswtira
For Coyniy Prosec
E. F. flOUSHOLUEH
ciplutlon' rtcordi In Uie’ iU tk,
two profraaora any they ar*
JOHN G. LEONAUDY
W. HERBERT MESSER
■* am..
wn , ■
JIYMpq* Dwei:
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
For Sheriff
PAUL G. BIGGERS
•HI'W
' :
J. F. McCIsELLAND
MEISCH
J. OVERSTREET
LEWIS A. TATE
For Clerk
L. MORGAN
M l '.-4
r .**'1
BOB DODSON
■ ■■
C.JVI. (CHARLIE) HAND
olthUptan.
1W H fl
F la. G a in
la »*he' U ByfM* sa d letaly a gala.
�" ■ jy w p -
i***—
BEAUTY QUEERS WHO ARE TO REIGN TOMI RROW
Kfother Advised
Allingr Daughter
To Take Cardui
Clean Sweep Made
Ob Tennis Courts
By Sanford High
T op A Hodj R epair
•7 Oak
•I would have sevne cram ping
spell*,’* wilte* Mr. F. I’, Allen,
of SmitHd*!*, Mix "I w.ulil u«l
nati, anted and fee' fm nl and
would have to go to l>e,|r | wa»
afraid to go *\fav from h 'in*
for foar I wouM faint anti fail
My mother, having used ia ritu i
with fcoif rfsuits, aitvitrii mn to
try it.
«
* ’*
-------| have a
winning . afgregatlun.
Though they loat - th* contest stu ffy played flrat base yesterIn lh* laat Inning, Sanford Look-1j , y , n(j acquitted him self lik* a
out* of tho Florida Slate League veteran, and only one error was
covered themselves with glory chalkad up against him. Many
Tuesday afternoon in the exhlb;- attem pts were made to pul mo
tion game with the Jickaonvilb out a t first, but each time the
Tara ,o f the South
Atlantic catcher sent
the ball sitslliig
League. T b e home team put up down to first. S tuffy was there
a real battle and bot for a balk-w ith a safe citch. The trouble,
1- the fourth Inning would baee* though, was that the be«c runwon. TVspIte that cwrtly erro*. M I>< generally got
back to ths
hoveever, they lost by only two bag before th e brll got there,
Three of tho beauty queens who are to appear In the S ta te Wide
ran*.
jm k ' u u h h
tn m it go * H m orrow. “ Min* S a n frn l" la Ml** Louise J ' hn«»n of thi* C ity . “ Mi».
Jacksonville
H I TlhCitltAft, 2*»
!*‘ '< >! 1 *! 1 ' '' of Oviedo, and "Mis* W inter G arden" i* Mie*l.oui*r R eid .,r that
_ The
- . .cora:
_
PnnfofM 0.
( #itt. I h*
* • 1 1 ft towna a re com peting in the contest to choose “ Mis* Florida, 1936."
C an B u t
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
Many. many r i r w n na' f Ia n "
Cardui on tin advice of thei1
mothers who had lx m U>ipoJ r
A'popka Defeated Irt
Tournament Hert;
Meet Orlando Next
Exhibition Co n t e s t e« it conaiderably and maka It
. In Sanford Is Lost
e<m"nJ,r,
By Only Two Runs; Manager stuffy Mcc™* «fV n w tt Q apa
f n < n n P«*M a the Opinion th a t with ■
crowa sees bame
ffWchan,„ ln lh.
h« „m
Aut6 Repairs
A t A I’r k e T n
MI *m
C
<|ont*
hest
C
A. M arita
£
old
Rub on Mustcrnlc. Used' '
by millions for 25 yean.
NO I' just a salve, but a ‘
**counter-irritant All
dni(/isIs.Three strength*.'
glnii I took f u ihit tin I
got re lie f, for it h a s
J.
vnir-
tifTa fur me
If you suffer this way, sen;
to the drug -tore fo. * in ttle u
(artlui am) U-gin taking it tndav
Of course, if » ardm does m.t
benefit YOlr. consult .1 nhv nian
—A dr.
* ____ L
____ E ^ l I |
I A popki, 8-1, an, in Ihe seem d *e;
w as one point sh rtd , 4-3. when
uty I 'l + t r t t in Or'anitii Ire- h e broke hi* r«r,pirt and the *et
vteilo”
Miss Minnie King w as d e fsu llsd tn Ijs s lte v
ly.
<lrl* from 15 Florida
<0 th » don. let play. 7achary
and S m ith of Sanford defeated
Hhchcock sn.l Hall o f Apopka
l
ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING OF
— -------------------------- | 0-0, 6-1.
Great Throngs At
Season’s Opening
In Major Leagues
c v lo M tl* ..
among
th o rn ' Sanford pity* Orlando at ten1 sCi’krd ia, Ilabe Itulh, t h e 1n it h ete Friday afternoon at l 30
nie iin j k ing of the Y a n k .-., n'cleck, g e n ie , to be played on the
form ef
M ayor JuntoI ■ Randall t'h a .e p rie s ts c o u rt. *1
r
' N inth S tre e t and M yrtla
Ave--------i ir.tr and on the City eetlrt* *1
ii-hurgh 6. tTnctnnstl *
, T hirteenth S treet and French Ave:< INNATI, Apr
If, -p fi
I nu. The puhtic i* invited to wO
I’itt.h a r g h
IMrate. t* 'i,* ,lb n r„
tournam ent, T here wl
Uiatl’t Nb 1 pitrher. I*wtj| tw „ a charge fur edmleslon.
More Than 200,000
FanB See 8 Tilts,
Most In 5 Years
CITY NEWS BRIEFS'
Cfilcaco 7. HI. U ta ii 6
CHICAGO. Apr I V - (aP)—TI p Chicago WAite S o i. picking op
m om entum in the sixth si nil f i |h |l i
innings, when they srurvtl fiY»
lime*, w hippo I the St,
Lout*
Browns 7-*t to ppen tho A m nfichii
Lea gin* season before 12,000
fsns.
%
The gam e Wu* u bat tie of ex tin
ta*i* hit:- with f»nt*men ru tilln i;
♦iff five doubles, two triple* liw!
th ree ho me run*. <T*| t'olem sn an* I
Roy Bell hit f»r th** rirrui*. for
St. I.ouls am! Tony IV t fu r t'h lc a -
Relieve the norental end aid hineL
Injbywnjiinj daily with Rtainol
■ p ^ S o a p and freely applying •
Sanford Auto
W1N8LOW, Arl*.t Apr. 15—
(A P )—A petrified tree, upright
and apparently in the position in
which it grew million* of years
ago, haa been unearthed In the
Petrified Forest by- tha Civilian
Conservation corps.
A. E. Damaray, acting director
of th* National F orest service,
acid th* discovery definitely conDieted with tha long-exlitlng
theory th at th* petrified tree*
reached their resting pine* on
the northern Arlxona plateaus
after drifting long distances on
prehistoric sea*.
Detroit J, Cleveland 0
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Apr. 1 5 .ypj—Lynwood Rowe, the tall
Arkanaaa schoolboy, put the De
troit Tigers on the road to their
third straig h t pennant when ho
pitched the Cleveland Indians
into submission tefo re 19,100
opening day fans her*. 3 to 0.
In auperb form. Row* bald th*
Indians to four htta, issue 1 no
passes »nd allowed no Cleveland
runner to reach, eacond base and
fanned six.
Row*'* task was made easy
by lh n k Graanbarg, 1915 home
run1 co-chantplon of’ the majors,
whd drove In two runs In the
flrat Inning with n double to
th* distant laft fielij comer.
W ashington 1. N ew -York 0
VICE DRIVE AIDS CHILDREN _ WASHINGTON, Apr. 15— 1^1
Special
KENTON O , Apr.
LIQUOR STORE
ARCADE HI.DC.. SANFORD AVE.. ROOM NO. H
ROOM NO. H
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, ’36
F E A T U R IN G
Baggett’s
Liquor Storie
WE DELIVER
Amid* Uldg
aactila
lo r
the
p a il one
and
a
a c t aa C a p ta in 's orderly during
the annual A dm iral’* Inspection
o f the fie ri recently. Mr. Hrad
fa r,!' Mm* burn ttn«l r»*ired t1'
S in fo itl and w»n ^ ra d u a lrd fiom
| B«m lnute
♦ via** ot
H ig h
School
w ith
l h .1
One
hundred huilicullurl.t*
und agronomist* from several
southern sta le , are vtpectr.1 to
arrive in Hanford ul 6 o'clock
th i, aflernocn. They are to be
taken tv the lloy Myrtle*, farm
Huston 9. l'hH*d, Iphis 1
JO STON . Apr. I£> i-l’t ,11
where
they will be ahown tho
celrry industry in its various
tun'* high-priced lied M„. ofl
wobbly pitching rind t'nggel fie ri-’i |>|||LA DELPHI A, Apr
15.— pyoceaatatl stag**, to the new
ing with lusty slugging la* gnin |,Th—Curt JVrvl. imlterl the Itu.- agricultural esperlsrerlt station
a 9-1 opening ilay trium ph e r r ton lice* "to four hita a* the 1‘hil- and tb the big plant of the Mounthe rhlladelphla Allilelic* h e f.'te I j|e, d,.feated them , 1 to 1, before lain tee Company! The vlfltor* aro
an official crowd of iU.lihl
| a Ntiiumal League opening day! to go to Orlando for the night.
The A’*, allied ty Tom Y aw key, (ru w,| ’f
to mak'j the £or pennant conU-nrl
made all their n in * | S snford'. newest, and
MacFaydrn In the „n» ‘of th* most unique
era, user] fm r pitcher*. They __ _____
were b e lle t f r a total o f 13 hita fourth when V erges *lnglt»l went storea open* in lh* e tat
Including a triple, iluuble a,,,i , t o second on N orris' sacrifice and tomorrow —under the i
•ing e b y Jim m y Fox*.
•cored on Davis' single. Single* tneni of II. It. Haggstt ai
j t y Allen, W atkins' infield out. p|( te ami large stock
New York 8. Ilrooklyn 5
and Johnity Moore's sin* e scored brands of liquors will be
NEW YORK. Apr. -15.—1/11)-- two more and the final run crossej for the opening day. Thi
Tbe Giant* and Dodger. H asted the plat* on Dolph • Camilll'* U located In tho Arcade
the lid off another dlsebaW sen- double against th* right field on Hanford
Avenue.
ton with th a New Yorkers coming .
I equipped completely
in
from the rear l> rout th eir F lnt-J*
1 cypress According to thi
Whan
Waahingbm Senator* h*y(, >rrn ,t lhl. n„
bush couain*. M-5, before the lery
__ the
_
est opening day crowd the I'oln p|av,6 Albany a t Winter Oar{ unurual.”
___________ _
Grotinda haa seen in at east l# j , |. n, Porky H arris ifrcuK i him*
,elf a t deeply lmpreaae.1 with th*
.
year*.
St. Mary's basketbal
The official attendance waa 55.* n |.« o f S'rnm v Bell of Charlotte.
the second baseman fur areragad 39 point* a gan
596 with 54,393 paid and 'ha p,.ii
18 contests o f 1035-36.
colorful
a tae m ilage
inct d*sl the lntam ationl league Club.
The MorriH Plan Company of Ortamlb, Florida
hoe plenty of numey In hum tit rciuonable ra tn i and
on various plans for any worthy purpose.
*
Much loans run for one year and are repaid Is
raay weekly or monthly payments.
*
If you nOejl money, eo**_iuU our rep resen tatlrt,
Mr. Ira E. Southward, r*. 116 North Park Avenue,
-NOW OPEN
HARRY’S
RESTAURANT
Wt* Solicit Your 1’utronugo
HARRY’S LIQUOR STORE
LIQUORS — WINES — BEER
RHONE 286
PARK 1
WE DELIVER
CURB SERVICE IN REAR
Peteb Ypsn '
tjkerr fmin eonflscatcd . elot urn-
no.
Tom 2 P. M. to 6 P . M„ In
|Tijlta lY“iT'
> -r 1.A
t Court House.
I |h u until 0 P. U.
W . J . T n iG P E N .
ntlfan Sopmtawr.'
Semlnoia County, Florid*.
___Sanfor£-Fl<
half year*, th a t he was melected vq
chines go to aid th* children,
Sanford, Precincts 1 and 3 a r t
(Sunday txceptorf) from 9 A. U .
.
tre e tie...a ►»-«» Page
rlne C orpt on the U. S, S. i*en-
tg tln rl slot-machines. Alt fund*
The Reiiatratfon books of S cm Jnol# County
ngw open for Re-rcfistarinp. AB persona
ST* rp-reftbUr In order to vote in tho June*
BRANDS
CARRY INC A COMPLETE I,INK OF
1 THE VERY BEST
IS—U P i-
Needy children profit by Proi-ctu to r Art her
Tudor'i
drive
I'llF. M O ST POPULAR
AND -
m in
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�STORE CLOSED
V
TOMORROW
OPENS
mStr.
K
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4
FR ID A Y
APRIL 17th
1Ending’ that we are greatly overstocked in aft
tire stock'at greatly reduced prices. This is j
PANTIES
Evening Slips
(9 c
$13$
Petticoats
(M B IS U
Pajamas
a DRESSES«l 8 1 Q .7 5
AH Silk Slips
CURTAINS
•u * r t u a i
Silk Gowns '
4 9 c
Satin Gowns
Batiste Gown3
PAJAMAS
WHITE HAND
100 VALUE
Children's
DRESSES
SMk
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A L L O m U C R )4
a r
dies’ Assorted
dies’ SATIN BLOUSES
fas and Batiste BLOUSES
UCLE BLOUSES
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£
�Sanford la Th* Only Ccnlral
Florida CUy Affonlbtf Ball, HlfhV*l
And Water TranaportatlM
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID i
T H U R SD A Y , A P R IL IS . IM S
COUNTY CfAMBER OF CO
Italy Demands Anti-AAA
R jh t To Make R e fu s e s y 0
Leader
Answer
i ^ S e n a t e Q uestions!
LES ARMY
orkers Enthused
Longwood 'T riples
Its Membership In
County Trade Body
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;T;: ’ •> r
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A n a u t h o r i ta ti v e
leag u e
N a t i o n , so u rer . a n t today t h a t ,
1
Italy i>«.
ih.
conduct n n o liati.n i
for
r
i African
X
Trade B $ y
Invitation
.Wants
) Town
g y s .t o
tM * m o riL .s.
w ith1
ile' scribed M an rvenlaual eslabliahma»t of a military armistice twtween victor and vanquiahut, «■•
B R
| ■i
f >!i
BRUSSELS, Apr. I I -
o ph
A
Ethiopian kldnaplnr threat against the three
m otherlraa'children of K ln y 'leo i ; _ l ; d e l e g a t i o n .
_
.
As
rood Hat Ion afforta con- l>old waa iliacloaed today with the
i..lr County Chamber of Com- tim ed , lullan aoldlara .tmrted hy erreat at Uegv, in eaatem
iur drive fqf 800 member, to b^ u,,- truck for tha
Ethiopian Belgium, uf a Sl-jnear-ohl former
The abova picture waa taken capital In tha Interior of Emper- ronvlet, Nlcho'aa Elaen. Police
I or Holla Be)a,sU*a war-burn aalij Elaen cunfeaaed to writing
Empire. Fascial aoureaa Indicated letter, to the King threatening the
lhay believed ronaunt motion of kidnaping.
The children's m other. Queen
I tha eonquaat of the East Afrlran
. eafiltnfi (wenta at# Wmm4 T V A w an 1.1 Aalrtd, waa killed la st A uguit In
en automobile accident near Lu
cerne, Swltierlend. The children
are Jo.ephine Charlotte, 7, a eon,
Bauiloln. 3, and another ion Al
bert, 2.
Elarn waa traced throtigh hla
reference* *in lettera to being a
-T
-------i 17* milts away. H
former ronvlet. Ha had demand
ed two million- franca, equal to
•130,000.
ly ImpoMlble" hy th#
Capital Quiet Broken $
As The President '■:%
L a y s Cornerstone M
W A S H IN G T O N .
Support Of Army)
Major Routes Are ' "*tion *»•»«
A # n
a
.•
a
Of Salvationists
Open m GeorgiallSCE^:™ .
Urged By Clergy CITY NEWS BRIEFS Despite Floods X V 5 Bft,*
Swollen Streams Are
lh*,0,n#T* L
disrupting Tra v e 1 th*t iitu# headway
On Some
*d# lh#”- mnc*
*C Hlirhwava’m
na'allrrayg,,eventualItlea.
turv*
_
'
d J iv r1
Britain .Warned Not1
To Play Lone Hand
Against M u s s o l i n i
_
'
_ I
Mother Otf Five U
Executed In England
. . «omPU^ Mg»»*r department aald
!” ZT * ” ,? ° lk«I*hood the high
“ W n ' rft T* *Htfl lr#ffkj
Uwn wh» « ■
^ , " ' ” 101101, rommemoratlng
*?• .lw® hundredth anniversary of
I>aH*it s founding, will ba bald
Committee To Seek
Site For Sanitarium
Ripley's ■-Believe It or Not"
cartoon la today's metropolian
S 2 T c S i J u S T t S » lu^ 1 • *»-•
w arded
dtsgmcn."
Mr*..VWet Vnn Dm «W t
t a r if f
" t h in
'AgronomliU and
hortlcvtur1*1, to the number of nearly
100, repre.anting re try aouthern
state, vl.ltlng Seminole Ceio'y
veaterday afternoon, «ho wed conaid arable Intereat In celery pro
duction In thia section, according!
to X w jfcr Agent C-'R, Onwaog.
With Dr. E. R. PonrU of the"
agricultural experiment station
H lecturer, the elaltora were
taken by W. If. Scott for a tour
afternoon at four
of tha Aroarlran F ruitv Grnarora*
the P in t Preabyt
100-acre «re*t aide farm where
with the Ree. K. D.
they were ahown the method of
D ' •O k to tlw .
tiling the land, and rutting, wash
Aetlye pallbearer,
ing ami packing celery. A fourPraaler. V. M. G
foot hole waa dug for tho purHunUr, J. C. Hutc
pnae of showing the visitors tha
McKinnon and A.
rharseter of the soil. They were
Ihen taken to the Mountain Ice
Company's plant where
they
were ahown how eelery le Iced
for shipment.
Included In the party wars Dr.
O. C, Bryan, xoll rhrmlat. Dr. IL
w
, .
; T head
V Tofe tha
A - da-,
aT fldals
w*mber*
W. iRuprecht.
0. _i
partm tnt of chemistry, W. E. dent, using tha true
stokea, head of tha agricultural I Georgs Waablnrton
departmant. end J. PV Stokes, ad-|nar*tona of the Ca
Itor of the extension aarvlca, of | n 1783. in lx I with
the State Unlveraily at Gaines- tfon stone of th*
*_____________ ^
"
*n American flag,
The Chamber of Oommerc* woe Y|11^
n busy plate this morning. In
addition to tb* “k ick -o ff breakfast of the membership "sale*
a r m y " , a BIOS ting for th* Eighth
Inquiry ta to arallahj* sltei praaent ncttvIUee «
District e f tha Florida Congress
Of Parunt-TMchesn Association for a tuberculosis sanitarium In department,
was held. Tb* breakfast was a t H Seminole County la to he made hy
—•
o'clock an dthe P.-T, A. meeting n special committee of the Sam- q g » _ _
a
,
waa a t 10 ok lock.
Ionia County Chamber of
Com- * i v l c n A U Q
Tho Eighth District Is com mrrre which'will endeavor to as- C A D tllF P e l
H
posed o f Seminole, Oscsola, Bre K ble Information W orn a vUlt
vard. Or*age and Volusia ceun1 in tbs near futnro # f nffl*
W A M U M irrm T
(tala of th* Fieri<1* Tihereulosl*
7 7 ^ , . , '
Board. Th# committee H l . t l e o ^ F * r U * l wlotton
meet the -fflclnU -h en they w .
* * * g j
and endeavor to convince
thorn
. , * ™
that on* of the proposed
eenl- * " J J J ? * " ? * u
tariuma be located In this section.
"JV *
Frank Evan* of Inks Mary waa W
°* " • *
named by President T. F.. Simpton aa ehalrman of th# ronimllte* Ju* " " Depenmew
Parent-Teachers O f
Five Counties Meet
... 7
- ,
Dad* Leeted In "Tobacco Road"
BIRMINGHAM, RMtend- Apr. ^ oceerdtag to Ripley, hs*
1C—(81— Mr*. Dorothy Wadding. feU .g a in s t the wall of
ham, »4-y#*r-«M. m rihm «d flv*
.luiigw more than IS,000 times
fallen
system T f
« |l " t
should coll.pa. Und
the Italo-Ethloplan
Oamumy’s dtnunela
Locarno pact
^ ^ 4 j £ S 5 S t s toccasun"*,
Captain Faran waa recently meeting In Orlando tonight. Only
elected secretary and treaaurer qualified cendldaUe for Congrrw
e U apeak. Judge Sharon ad,
droned tha Rotary Club of Apop.
ka today noon.
/
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/
Tha weather: Partly claldy to
night
and
Friday,
pUalbly
shower* near the extreme' south
coast, slightly cooler In the eg*
trente north portion Friday. Ex
tremal northwest Florida: Unset
tled tonight mid Friday, cooler
Italy" aoJsr penalty ef with Friday.
drawing French support to tho
British fleet In event of tn attack
Twtnty-alx more persons sp
in the M*«llt si re neon.
piled for tax exemption under tM
The French motion earns on the Homestead Amendment this year
heels of on Italian warning to ,th a n lost, according to Sanford
France th at the fascist nation rv- Doudney's record# In the County
fnam t« allow Its military canw tax oaseaaor'a office. Thl» yser s
p«ign against Ethiepta to he applicants
number
1AOO a*
-fru strated •
; - '
, #gnh»t U W » • Y*« *T>-
ST. AtXTOSTOn; Apr. 1 1 -
I military strength t
s * o T i.? r iy \T r ^ « ^
engineer, hoped another crew, ruPl'<' highway travel In aeyeral
would .U rt laying orick on Park aectlon, of Southern Georgia lsst
Aeenue south from Firat Street night but the Htate Highway Deby Is u afternoon.
pmrtmrnt Mid no major rouUs
’’"•'vre jv t cloMd.
endereement of
the, Sehratien Army -le- baaed en
the iplnedtd Merit th g A m y hap
d aw la the peat, and especially
dering the peef I* month, under
the Uederakip . of Captain add
ifled aa . candidate for CongrH. “ L .
Mre. F . A Ferae."
and aa auch will addreie a public
Is To Seek The Office
Of Adjntaikt General
directly
report*.! to h«>r twin H*1
Pledging support to the Sal
vation Army, the Hiniaterlal A»oariallan of Sanford
adopted
leooiutkma a t thia week’e meetlag urging reaidenU of the eeeUoo to raepend liberally when
the Army** campaign L pat on
thw W t a f the me^th. ^
^
MX:
%;
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Sanford Ministerial
G r o u p I n Praise
Of Feren's Work
m
House Refuses
Inquiry Funds
t«|
Ethiopia. The Italian
i
County Boosters
Pitn To Meet In
Oviedo Next Tune
P*sre
The adjourned meeting of the l
Advisory Board of tho P ti1*
Market wtB W bold at 7:30 o'clock
tM* evening ta tb* market oHics.
Melhon May*. ■tatg eomml,sloser *f'agriculture, and L M.
Rhodes, state market conmrlsetensr, wired Chairman H. Mi
Of Time Florida Ctaal Episode
Be Released To Theaters Friday
FOlUCi Apr. 1A—Flori-|canol ban emoted In Florida. Them
1 an Importsat pert in th* ere many seeswa of the Jsckaonof Urn March of Tim*. rill* hosetora at their meeting*
end n t week promoting tho cans),
PV| IT- On* of the principal the deportkfIf* ef* delegates for
«* I* devoted ( • the proposed
ta be built across the northher tide la also pictured
>rt of the state. '
trait growers up in anna
in colonial.tins*#, March of
I of having tb*
irrigation, being
m
g record, 1*
doling M,*.»
b nation sad
itiee for - ro*
.r a n g e s
I greater fed
none* pondinw
T W a JB
Proceedings Against, 1
Close-Mouthed Wit* J
ness Is Considered 3
B y Lobby Probers
and who died e* Mar. I I ta *
local hospital after a abort Ul
nae*, w** token to Wallingford.
VL, today for burial ta the
family plot a t Bherbura* Cen
ter, V t Jehu Cary, friend e f the
family, oceompanisd tha body
north, ________________
Seamte Deliberating
Over Ritter’s Case
WABHIMOTON. Apr. IA-W)
LOCAL
A p r. 10.
3
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Latvia's fte ir D ictator
W as Educated In UJ3.
ION BRAD DOCK SEES
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' "*■tf'.tv.yij
I* To Help Club
tcksonville T ars To Uniforms Will Be
P u t Ace Pitchers In I s s u e d Tomorrow
Game With Sanford
Sanford Lookouts will * vac
Scoot Will Find Out
. WhatLookoutsNecd
To Strenyhen Team
their new uniforms for the
first lime tomorrow, or s t lea it
It of the plsyers wi I have on
r mentions) girb. The trsin
Ins squad contains a lary.i.
number and if more than 14
men are u.ed In the game vri'H
the Jacksonville Tare some of
the playrre will have to w e ir
civics. A fter th t ecsenn one*
pens all team* tn the Flort a
State le a g u e arc to be re
d rifted to 14 men, hence the
14 nnlfomis.
Directors Make
Rule Changes In
Florida League
Z’
Nla Llpesamb (ri|h t) In platur* at tha left Is s*i
Chattanooga th at opened Iks Southern aaeeelatlen
M ansgtr Kddl* Meora la shewn (left) giving Nig tf
world's heavyweight ahampis r. He >a shewn smash
will ho In
bn. for ifa.
W' rt'
, "f
They used McKinney, Lyle the Sanfor.l ll srbell Association.
utlsnd yesterday. Lanning is altended a meeting of the direr*
th paw.
tor* of the Florida B ute League
tw tll, who played with San- | n [yc[^ n,| Sunday afternoon when
team
the laet two seasons, an t ^ » * , voted to amend tha orgattlwho was m snagtr of tho Mtjon'( • constitutions) provlsicn
Yanked*
>d Club last season, wil be wlth reference to plsyers in order
P in tea
In the Jacksonville lineup, ^ r*moy f n cmflict with rule* of
•II plcys cenUr field a n J , lh# N otion,! Association of Pro
DEI AND, Apr. 13.—In a gam.? Bad Boa
plays first base with th e , fM, | on, i Unsebal! leagues. The marked by fiv , errors by asm Cuba
' c h a n g e will aln permit g reeter •earn, lb* Daytona Ileach Islan I- Giant*
ffy MeCrone announce* tho )l(itu ,Ie in player. comprising th* rra defeated th* DeLand Bed.*,
■In* lineup for tho S an fo -i v ir|0u* club*, official, said.
here yesterday, 0 to 3, In a Florida t Glint* play thr Cubs a t 3
In tomorrow * fctme,
Thu number on th« club*a routes, Slate I'lu ru e exhibition conies'. o’clock this afternoon on the
Thr I'ical club gnrnercd 11 hits Grammar School diamond. Nalthei
;llng order;
,
14, we* not chsngel. However,
ha* as yal won a game. The
tnc, center field.
under the amendment, a club will *o seven for the visitor*, b it
ms Purcell or Powell, second be permitted to hav* three player* -•sited playing in tho pinches ei>- Glanta were defeated by the
of unlimited rU w ifkatlon, tw n 1xhieW th a -C a rd in a l proteges *> P irate, 27 to 13 In the second
game of tha aaatan, end the ftd
,
i•
,rcne, first bn'*unlimited but nut above C lass 11, win.
Doth team* srceed once In the It wing day tha Cuba went down
ndtll, 1*^* field.
three who hev* played In e ith e r
••. third base.
Class I), C or I) ball, but not^ for sevnnd inning, aad in tha third the In defeat before the Seminole*
dnar Brown, right field.
mere thnn one year, arid ala rim- 'rlsnders got the Deal for five who. w ith ‘h* Yankees, lead th#
gner or Harry Dames, short- en-pure rookies.
Mt*.,which, coupled with an arm r. league. The Yankee* pl.y
President G. E. Gilliland an sreoimted for five more. Hoi I- * ub* tomorrow.
truff or Incman, catcher,
nounced th a t umglrea of the Unck relieved Deal In the fifth
: Harden, Veal or Lopcr, league wrutd havr a two-dny snd held Daytona Beach hltlcss
lrschool of Instruction here n eat unril lb* nlnjh when hi* momen
tary loss of control and two RcJ
i probable lineup for the Friday and Srturday.
Is announced a* follow*:
Starting
times for league errors let In three nine.
in, rig h t field. Thomas, sec- game? wore settled by Ihc direr
Three hit* and two Islander er•a e : Leila, flrwt ba*e; Mas tor* at the srsslon. All Sunday -nrs gave lie Lend three run* It
center field; Genial. third games will start st 3 o'clock the seventh. In the ninth. DeLand
Apopka and 8anford play tannl*
Faille, left field; Flarito, throughout
the circuit, while nicked Klnsel for three slnglta
ilop; Smith, ralcher; W alker week-day games will start a t 1:30 md e ihnitde to score twlca more.
Bed Norwood, IM jinrl outfield-Arming, pitchers.
o'clock with exception of St. Augifonl field I* in esceller.t. ustln* which will start all week: V , hsd the best day at tha plain, on Ninth Straet, beginning a t 2
and, since the fence ha* day game* a t |:15. Saturday vetting a single anil a doubla in o’clock. The public I* invital,rebuilt around a sm aller games at St. Augustine will be at •no trips to the plate and scorlnit Ther# will be no charge for ad
two runs. Boling. Red Drat baso- mission.
“ it looks more like a bail :| o'click.
■nan, trailed him with two for
SanforJ held Apopka to a 3-3
'hree.
acorc in a gatna played In Apopks
The see re:
R H E. earlier In the seeeoa, then defestDaytona BracK 015 000 003—0 7 3 J ed DeLand I to 2, and than In a
Defend
010 000 302—a i l 6 [ game In Or ando held th a t Uam to
' Garnickl, Brown, Kintel and a 3-3 tie. Tha winner of tomorrow's
Hopeful of arranging n m ud lalickl;
Deal, llcldstock and gams wil participate In tha state
wlth another club at an early dat - 'inks. Purcell,
tournament to La bald In Galnc,
<
W
h
S.
A.
R.
Wilkln-on
o
f
th
Mor* than 3.000 air-conditioned
will*.
—
cars are now In use In the Unite I Boys’ Athletic Club Is summoning
Senfard player* In the game
states nnd It l< estimated th a t the youthful h o u r , to a p ra c tl"
with Apopka will b# Billy Zachary
retimed* have ordered about meeting In the Fourth Htro.d
D etbert Smith. Charle* Robinson
Aren* at 7 .'HI o'clock this evenlnu
) John Morgan and Julian A fam i.
The boy* must kerp In trim nnd U
Th? Gulf nf Mexico ’ lost 41 1
_____ _____ ____
ready f t r a bout with a noth*
lilt fish, weighing 250 pcun<li.; Texaa reco-da' 1823 de*!'1
club when one can be arrange I
eslertfay to C. I’. Weigh, R. II. from .MDomobll* areldent* In 1245
the coach said.
lelti. E. C. Harper and Ralph eomparaij to 1,579 In 19M.
Apopka To Play
Sanford Tennis
Tekm Tomorrow
Boy Boxers Are To
Meet For Practice
e s m
o
'r e s an I should atrlva Kara to
'ey.
,
•
III* thirty obtained a boat at
’tu n a anil from thara want Into
he Gulf for about 23 nillas lw
ro;e beginning what turned out
I'b * a retard klngflih catch, aaerdlng to Mr. Welch.
CUTTING A LANE
THRU THE DARK
Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
Bpaclal
M
Tungai«n” Spark Plug*
Coils
Point*
Etc.
Tho RoTlitratlon bocks of Seminole Com
>re now open for R*-re*lflterln#. All per*
MUST re-register In order to vote In the Ji
Book* fot Sanford,
open enfih day {Sunday,
to IS M, md from 2 P.
Dkaement of the Court I
Saturday night* unti
V-
,
'
, .-
i\
Auto Repairs
; Mora than 1,000 acres will b; planted to popcorn In Colored:
‘ county, Tea., this year.
Mis* Ellen Betts. 17. or Fanfonl, !
defeated Mls.i Peggie M rllail. IS. !
of Mfiml, In a lenni* elimination I
xm iest H atJntsy, •wnd-Mwt'nmroi
eligible for p h y in the S tate tournam int. The game was p sy,,] ,,-j
the high school cu rt i M:jJ _iJuj
srnr# area-4-C, «.* it-< a id 0-1, The
Miami gltl,w on only the f :r<t ,*et
Miss Betta won ■ match In ,Jack
sonville K st moTi'h a n t h e r victory
over Miss Mcllail last Fat: r ay
make* her one of the atronved
contenders In tliv to rrn 'm e n t io*
he played In tho near fdturr. Two!
other elimination contests are to]
be played In other section* of tbs*
stste before the tm irnsm ent it '
held.
WASHINGTON. Apr.
- T h e office of Senator Trammell
'D , F K I reportol to.lay he pmbibly would lie V: n fined tn hi*
’lfima bv illne** t* „ w«»Vs looe-r.
Top A Body Repair
7 Oak 1
J . A. M arita
»
Th# Goldsboro team (colored) |
defeated a tesm from Jaekaunvllte H to a yesterday, on Saftford j
Field, The grandstind was packet ■
with negroes In their Easter
finery.
THAMMF.M, BT1LL ILL
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
a Linen Suit
HANFORD NOGROBB WIN
P l |l ^
properly
yTgjiLt/i
laundered
v o ll
w ater faucatar-untll po'la#
and firemen sacra called ont to
open the door and stop him. H*tw*
T enell a fte r hia m otrar “aantenced” him to the “pen." (A P
Photo.)
y ou risk nothing s
you g«t doublo your monty bock
If DOUBU-MUlOKf OlO C O W
Efc?-
■
Prlnutry.
by?* Pranks Call
.it Police* Firemen
M l (U aJtrd A t *.
tc "
Zlm Beck, scout for the Chat
tanooga Lookouts, l« here and wilt
be a t tomorrow's fam e between
the Sanford Lockouts and Uis
Jacksonville T ars for the purpose
of helping Stuffy MeCrone, man
l ( t r of the local club, discover
the weak place* cu the tram .
a baseball enthusiast
And declares ha i* "very much in
terse ted” in the Sanford eggregn
tlon. forgatting tha little j un
pleasantness of a month ago wh-it
the Chattanocya Club
found
New rrrivals at tha Chicago
training conditions here not satisffCtdry. Ha l« barking the S s>h ■•no Include two “long horned’* ajtford nine, and will undertake La tclopes which wlL not grow horns
supply
the
men needed t - until nest year.
strengthen th e'team and maka it a
winner. He has atrrsd y sent sersrsi msn from the ChatUnnium
Club, and will fatm out a few
mors If needed.
At A Price T en Can Bear
The
Chattanooga
lookout i
opened the Southern Aetociation
season In Atlanta Saturday.
i to seer# the winning tally far Atlanta In tha hair-raising gams with
Tha Crackars won 4 to S In the last half of tha ninth Inning. Crackar
Tha gams, playtd In Atlanta, was witnessed by Jimmy Bred dock,
pifllmlnary to the gem*. (Asaoclatsd Pres* Photo*) .
Daytona Defeats 1 JUNIOR LEAGUE Sanford Girl Is
DeLand In First
Winter At Tennis
Exhibition Game
Elimination Plav'
RIGA. Latvia. Apr. 11—UP,—
K a rts Ulmanis, who one* studied
a t lli» U niversity of Nebraska, i
has Joined the lb ; of fall defiled. /
dictators tn European government.
Since 1034, when he lad a coop
d 'e ta t which p u t'L itv ta ondcr mar*
tlal .aw, the hcivy-shotilderej UV
mania, aorr of a farm er, ha* been
a virtual dictator of Latvia, with
the official tit a of prime m inuter,
lie I* to rontlnre In this role, un
der the newly p ibllthd lawi, until
the l.atvti constitution hat been
reformed.
HU hold on the Ijitrie n ftrrem menl anil hie authority oyer th ’e
ration of 2,000,000 peoplt la now
Indjspu’m le.' L is gnv»rnmegt haa
‘ihe nicking of the military and Ui»
Ataargl or elvl grard*, although
thera U llttla or no glaibl* evprea,*Jon of forrat
r
don’t w/n feu(
. - IS • ■'
:■
s pm
Seminole County Laundry, Inc,
�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, HighwtT
And Water Transportation
'AN INDKPKNDENf t>
.T NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, Tt BSD AY. APRIL 14. 1936
‘Go Over Top’
Heavy Vote Is
B ang Cast In
Election Today
Answer To Critics Of
Organization Given
By Leader Of Drive
F or More M em bers
610 Votes Tabulated
By Mid-Afternoon,I
Polls To Close At
Sundown, 6:53 P. M.
ATTACKS DUPONT
Correct ‘E v ils ’
From The Inside
M ajbrity Group H as
• B etter Chance Of
• Gaining Its P oint
building nt 8 o’clock. It la to
eenllnue until Honday evening
when there wll1 be a "vktory
•upper," and President T. E.
Blmpeun said ha hopes this •up
per will record a real victory.
“General" Evan* aaid today
that Ore questions bar* been
naked hint aa tn 'w hat interests
a n going to dominate the Remia alt County Chamber of Com
te*#*#.
Thee* are! Will the
fefm ers with their many probM M be In r n te e if w i'i the
la m b a n te and distributor* dorft-
& Of Arabia
Promoted By
r * > 1
*
X I - 1* i - r T , f i w
p 's *
t
s
te
Roosevelt F o r
W orking Ages
From 18 To 65
City Clerk F. S Lumnon
war notified yeeterday O ut
tbs B u d h o U in T tin ra lttN la i
egncelled
payment# tn
Sanford bomU for th# iqit
two year* amounting to ap ’President Sugge s t s
prox into tel y tthO.OOO.
Th»
Idea D f Banning
ekrV expects to go to Jack
sonville naxl Monday and get
Um cancelled c~*ipon«.
The Bondholders’ Commltt#*
rrnlrol, about 61 percent of
HA LTIMORE. Apr.
the Ranford municipal bond*,
and upon tho City's paymont I Pledging new consideration tn
of I percent Intercut enltuaHy Some of the aim, of no* dead
put
It ronrolt the remainder ef lit-’ Nil A. I’rr.ldenl Itnooevelt
Interoet. Th* City thereby ifmward a tentative sugg«,t>.,n
li*l nljrht fur IlmYtlng "m-tirr
avoid, py re mIdlng of defaulted
Working age* at both end," >111,1
Interest.
giving iobe nnl, to tho«e be
tween IH and 0-Y year* of age
Stan, Ing tn the apaclnu,
Regiment Armory here arid a
die,,m g hi, nitionally biuad
ta*t worda ilirectly In one of a
•eric. of Jefferaon birthday rallie,
Vponaored by the Young ItemOcralic Club of tlaiv *nd. the
I*ie,ii|rnt aaaarte1:
period of ,n< lal pinned’
Advisory- Committee Ing"The
1, only at it* liegtnnkng "
W1U Be Named By Itei taring "flaming youth ha*
a flaming iiueation," the
M a y o r Shinholser beeom*
piraidenUal addrem, whicji a i l
arranged to follow a torchlight
Acting upon a suggestion from parade and other politic,) activ
Park
-flnpwrtntcndcnt
Jam** ity*, hinted at the |xi,.,ltiilily of
Houghton, tho City Commission • new ilna of attack upon the unlaat night aulhorited Mayor S. • mployment problem.
0. ShJnholser to name an adI'rrtlnenl
paiagrapha
from
vlaory commit too of women to Pre-i-lent
Roosevelt's
addraat
conault with Hn Moughton on la»t night before the Young Hem
deal rod Improvomcnla to bo 'mado ocratic Club >if Maryland, follow:
In the two City Camctcrloa. Th»
“ You have a right to eapect
mayor aald.be would not make that thoae in authority wi.l do
tha appointment* until after he everything within thrls power
had consulted with member* of to help reatore condition* that
tha Commission.
make employment and oppor
Hr. Houghton atated that ho tunity poaaihe; more than that,
balloted a committee of Inter that ynu will »e protected inaofar
ested woman could giro noma aa I* humanly poaaible, from the
valuable auggoation* aa to im phyaical and mrnlal and tplrltual
provement* being undertaken at ravagea of economic ami aocial
the comotorlra, and member* of maladjustment.
th* CommtMiott coincided with
"Ralum to the 102S kind of
thl* rlew. There I* a sufficient prosperity la no rufflclant anawar.
balance In tbo cemetery fund to T)ta beat that the captain* of our
permit much mere work, WU the "country could do for you before
______
1 , Lha
- thought
____ .1 I,
mayor___
aaid
It wo*M tha dapraatlon
waa not good
be beat not to pu*h work faster enough then and It la not good
than at prtsant until th* com enough today.
mittee has been named and can
-Rome people tell you that aeon
formulate • plan.
with a comp'olely rcatorad proaMost of tha work dona In parity there will ho a vast permo
th* laat two months ha* been in no nt a rm , of unemployed. I do
the new Cemetery. 1 /« burial not accept that. No man who la
lota have been marked, .walk* aenaltlve to human vahiea darat
stakad out and much debris re ; to accept It.
moved. Hue), rentglna to be done
"We readily admit that a greetIn both cematerie*. howeve/, the tr purchaalng power, far more
park luperintendent aaid.
trenlleoea Oa Paw* T e a l
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
A warranty dead J filed today
records th* purchase by the Jum
bo Bullfrog Corporation of M l
a m * adjacent to th* bullfrog
pond. Ji. v '
The weother: f a ir tonight aBd
Wednaaday, not much change In
temperature.
Extreme
north,
waet
Florid*—fair
tonight,
Wadneadsy partly cloudy
The City hea cancelled Uit
leas* of th* River Lin* on the
old dock at tha foot of Hyrtl*
Avenue and tb* dock will be
rased and th* piling r*moved.
Ing la 10 tlmaa won* than say
ordinary ‘talc* tax," Burton said.
“It would p u t.a ta g on aeery
placa of doth from the Um* it
leaves the ahaep or the cotton
field until you put It on your
back. You woold pay a U s nn
•very transaction through which
any artiste you buy pass**.' and
I say to you that thla damnable
tax Is being pushed by th* duPont
Interest* through their. Tax Re
vision League, which te th* llttls
brother of the American Liberty
League, enemy e f Um national
Democratic party.
“I will not promts* ye* what
bit* the Legislators will pass for
1 am opposed te control of the
legislator* ty th# governor and
I will net abuse the executive
power," Burton continued. “ Bat
I w ll us* tha governor’s consti
tutional authority and veto any
tales U s that come* Up, eo quick
ly jt will mak* Ikeir hands iw te."
Barton asked th* voter* to
cleft legislator! pledged against
Tan acres of land in aaaUon I t,
near Chutuota, wars bought by
0 . a . Jacobs from Nolan Fore;
an acreage In eeetian I naar tb*
City Cemetery was bought by J.
f . Stevens front Frank' L Woodraff; and tera tets bi 4h* negro
m frees H. iL. Dehart, accordto worroaly dead* flUd tu
Of t»*.Advisory Comlh* IM to Market at-
Four Burn To
Death In Car
In C o llisio n
Hits Orlando Truck
On Curve In N orth
Carolina; Another
Victim Dies L ater
One Orlando Man
Severely Burned
Helped Get Persona
Out Of The FlameEnveloped M o t o r
W ISH. N . C„ A pr. 14.
— (AIM — Five y o u n jt
peocile w ere fatally b u rn e d
nnri a n ix th w aa rritiesllv In
ju red w hen an autom obile in
w hich th e y w ere ridiiyt colllcfori w ith n f r u it truck « short
Hint a ace n o rth of hero to d ay .
F o u r o f th e five died In
flame* w hich enveloped both
the automobile ami tha track a f t
er the rraah on a curve. Tha fifth
victm ilied in a tfneileraon..Nfc-g v
Driven Into exile in the Unltrd Stale* by the Mexican govern ho, pital.
ment, Gait. I’lutarco Rline ('pile* (v stcd l. former preaiilent of Mex
The dead are: J. T.‘K imball, 14]
ico, la ehown bidding farewell to hia aon, Alfr-dn, in Drowruiville, I tlcrcge Newell, 21; Carl Tuck
Tt*. The gcn.'rnl went to I n, AngrlO* blit hi, ,ort w»* permitted er. and Woodrow Tucker, all of
to return to Mexico for n UpiMoli period to adinat birxinea* affair*. 1 Palmar Spring*, Vn., and Mar*
; garvt Willia or South Jaokooa»
ri'lo. Fla.
Mr*. Tucker I*. *0 acrioualy
| hurt ah* la not ripertad to He*.
Th« truck driver, Albert PuDI Inga, arul the truck owner, Rolf*'
Sanford, both of Orlando, Rla-,
were allghtly hurt, but Pulling*
had hi* hand* badly bumtd taking
bodies from the blatlng tar.
The party of young people were___ _______
whan
P r o t e s t Filed A s Verdict Is Expected returning from a danea
tbclr car collided with the track.
* Mussolini Frees All Tomorrow;Attorney Investigating officer* said th*
tried to mnka |k *
Ethiopian S l a v e s
Pleads For Ju rist automobile
curve en th* wrong tide. ■
GENEVA,. Apr. lU - W l- T h *
WASHINGTON, Aor. 14,-GP)
Ethiopian government asserted lo
h,«
/ T T m
,» ,
. .. ,
fur Irio iu*<|Uitta) of Fnlcr*! M o t o r l n d n s h y ^
tha U iirue of Ntlinm* to lBy that
H.lMnl {., Kilter of imItalUln fore#* In Fait Africn hnij i |>«aelim#nt rhuraon, Frank P.
poUon gatieil 15 Ethiopinn r itin , | WiUh* ttefenso ctiunsrl, loir! Ih4i»
J uaI ai thin protect wm rrcelvpj*S«*nitt«* today it waa “nh^tilutoly
!he Ua.ian nprernr:rnt jnfurnird Mncrt-dihb- he wo, taking "*
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 1 -4 0 )
the l-eagur fhet M j,,olinl ha,l bribe "when h« aecepf*<l |5,000 —The Automobile Manufacture*
decided lo free all alavc* in *from »• former low partner.
A asocial lun, trad* orgsnigattMl a4
Ethiopia. These communication*[ A Verdict In the ease la
th* motor Industry, has reeigaud
came white Salvador tie Madatla-1pectnf tomorrow. Only a two- from the Chamber of C-ommere* a f
ga, president of the League court- Hour aeaaion waa planned today th* United Rla tea,. Both *TTihl«ea
cll’a "Commillee of Thirteen" ,|1*. to. complete the closing argu- group* confirmed the / walkout.
ciiaacd the po,a|nllity foiV peace, ntenta.
but refused to comma*! today.
with Itelaten Gueta Wulde Mar- Tho prosecution rontentl* payInformed sources said th* au
lam, Rthh>plan delegate to the blent In Hitter by A. I- Rankin, tomobile makers wire not satis
WVat
I'alni
Reach
attorney
and
League of Nation*.
fied with tha Chamber's support
former partner nf the defendant,
of federal bus and truck leglate,
was a "corrupt" Iran,action t>«tion for tba establishment of
Itaty’e ! r*u*e part nf the money came federal regulation of Interstate
deeper1nut “f Ihe reeelverahlp fe* al- truck and bus commerce.
1g lo. lowed Jtankln by Ihe Judge. Hit-
Poison Gas Used Final Arguments
By Italians, Is In R itte r ’s Case
Ethiopian Claim Submitted Today
Journalism R u l e
T o l d Rotarians
By Mrs. R. L. Dean
Purchase of another carlcad
• f cement with which to build
concrete gutters on P in t Street
between French Avenue and Mill
Marriage Iktnaea were Issue-1 Creek was ordered by th* City
yesterday' to Ernest Balkunt, 31, Commission last night, on motion
and East* Mas Washington, II, of Commissioner P. N. Whiteof Sanford; Alvin Prince, 11, anl b u n t. Til* sctlon was Uksn nn
Prance* Bell, IT, of Sanford; and recommendation of W. B. Earl-,
Richard Ran*, I I , a f Sanford, WPA engineer.
Af aspUlned by the rnglne'r.
and Agnes Kallaf, II, a f Lqka
construction ef the concrete goi
ter will reteeae about 1,700 pav
Mayor 8. 0 . Shlnholaer today ing''brisk, the same number an
Instructed CUy Clerk F. 8. waa salvaged when such a gutter
La moon to have pn architect pre waa 'built between Oak and
pare cast estimate*’ of doalrod French Avenues. Added to brick
Improvements a t th* F tm ld - sslvsgod on other streejs thl*
Laughton Memorial Hospital pre wlU glee the City nearly enough
paratory to filing an applica material to complete th* paving
tion with tho WPA for ■ loon of French Avenue to th* lak i
Shore Boulevard,
■ heavily
for fends.
N U M BER 1 4 t
EXILED CALLES BIDS SON GOODBYE
Cemetery Advice
Is To Be Sought
OfWomen^Group
^ , Answering critic* of the
^Chamber
rv n a in u rr oa
of luiiiiuoiwc
Commerce by?
t'.».
telling them that if they do
ndt belong to the organte*tlon it la their own fault if it
doe* not function aa
it
■hould. Frank Evans, generai of the tales army, aaid to
day that he hoped that no
laate dictate w a organisation's
paHelepT Op ’ will tha rai'road#
with itbclr vast Investments rat*
th e organisation. — "
“My tnawer to these queaUona." aaid Mr. Beane, "U that
the group that la In th* majority
ha* tha bast ahancf to capital!**
th at majority In promoting their
w otfan, hot I bailee* th a t Um
rank and fU* at* not going to
overlook th* Inter**! of any group
M rtw fll work to gather Hk* on*
Mg. happy family to help and daV*l*P every intergat."
Th* Semi not* County Chamber
• f Commerce * year o r two ago
V M famed for haying tha largest
nam ^sriklp par capita population
*4 W organisation of its kind In
t h r United States, dnd President
Slnpso* and other lender* In the
g r * ^ , hop* to bring back this
Bondholders Cancel
$450,000 I n t e r o a t
On Sanford Bonds
Eatabliahed In 1908
Declaring that th* first rule nf
good Journalism I* "get it right
and gvf It first," Mra, Roland
1* Itemn was th* principal speak
er at th# regular weekly luncheon
of th* Rotary Club held in (he
Mayfair Hotel.
' Speaking on Ihs subject nf
“My Adventures In Journalism,"
Mra. Dean told tha Rotarians anms
of th# difficulties Involved in re*
parting stories coereeity, In avoid.
W( slips of the typewriter. *■ wall
as typographical error*, and ftalso explained how necessary It
I* to b« the first to get (he new*.
.Following th# luncheon th .
newly sleeted director* mat and
ejected office!*i for the coming
year. H. B. I ^ im w*« named
president. Hr. A. Wl Epps was r*alacted secretary »n<l th* ,Uv
Martin Brim was re-elected tree.-
Withdraws From
U. S, Trade Body
I. with tcr Hn" lUnkln both testified it
rrthern w*" ln discharge nf a debt ow»l Suspended Officers
rghold Bitter for Ids Interest In Ihs tew
Reinstated By Court
firm whrn it was dissolved. Tha
a ram e|f*rt U**l RiU(’r gava a receipt
COLUMBIA,
Apr, 14^-Tk*
r . „ . ! wi',n ’be Goal Installment nf South Carolina Suprem* Cdurt
lata ysatarday daclarod that Qsv.
Olin I). Johnston's saspeqatoa of
10 els to highway commission*!*
from office was “nail, veld, and
of no effect.'
The ruling was a unin lane**
decision 'of all chtaf Justice* oa
Embezzling: Char g e
the state suprama court bench,
and waa a definite answer te th*
Filed A gainst Rosa,
commissioners'- appeal to th*.
court In which they requested th*
Form er Miami Clerk
chief esacntlve show cause why
his suspension of them front
office should not ho declared
null and void.
Witness Says DuPont^’
Aided Both S l d « 6
—Taljaha»«.e Rotary Club memher* *n> iircparlng to anterUIn
aonte f-00 RntarUns at Dm state
wide notary conference her* Apr.
2A-CT. Arrangements for tha con
vention are nearing 'completion.
Alfred Msrahall.nf Clearwater,
governor nf the Florida Rotary
district, will preside at the comferrnre. This wll) be tha f1r*t
tor derided It Was good buslnesa
-time
the conference baa 'b een
to buy th* aewunt and relcss* :
A T S DOING
held In Tallahassee.
th* brich a t a time whsn t h *
Edward F. McFaddln of Arkan
WPA wU pnv* French Avr nu* J
TODAT
. fti
sas, a director of Rotary Interto Ik* municipality.
TJ 0 P . M.I Chess q u b , Nsides
national, will bo th* principal
MaL *
'
speaker.
TtM P. M.I Junior Chamber of T entative Jury For
Entertainment features Include
atowMrc*. Mayfair Hotel.
th*
Rottoy Governor'* banquet,
Ky President T;S0 P. M.» County Chamber WJfclp Case Is Seated and th*
Governor's ball.
t Commerce, C of CL building.
BARTOW,
Apr.
14.
101A
,B;|0 P. M. Monro# Chapter.
PUBLISHER RESIGNS
Oral Arch Hasans, Masonic
• Visitor* at today’* luncheon Indfedod J. W. Wrenn of Sparte.
—
l ae
H. * m___
Brown of U/inlor
Winter
Asher Peter of Orlamlo.
*, Wilson, high school atu
a t Sanford, and S. Bo h
of Miami.
RICHMOND, V a, Apr. 1 4 ^ (A P )-M n rk F. Ethridge, praoL
dent and publisher of th* S khmond Tlmes-Dlspntch, ban raand LouUriH*
WAfllUNOTON. Apr.
—Ttellmony that Laramot dwa
Pont, prominent supporter of O r
Liberty Leagtm, also had aom*
tributod $3000 tn th* f t m s t ^
Independence Council waa fhw ft
th* Senate lobby committee to*
day by Stanley P. Mon% vte*>
president of th* anti-AAA g r a s p
Th# witness, who aaid W v u o a M
amplr^ad by th* lwgM, BMM4
prominent ted us trial 1st* who h o
supplied th* council with fends*
LOCAL WEA'
�rT 7 T
lv
t, irl. j i w
♦V 11
Project
.' 1,1(11.
Already In I
log to rival the
have often been-spoken of as, the ontAanMJt
work relief project in Florida, are the Venetian
In Leesburg* These gardens combine a magnifies
fkation program with extensive recreational fac
provide what promises to be one of the i
tk n u jn the state.
Carried on under the dlrect1oi\_of
a ted in front of ftdmora Park wt the i
DQfi in® y ir o c n s w in pnturic® t w n w
ot
.trass: *
fiu t'flrtd
S S s ^ i"
,hk
t - * w ! e 8 E S t "f*Ur* hM tosh d n m a. frJ
:su sr ta g r *
T
£
I b f a ir tH
i H «r as* a t o t t a
‘ |
T
O
f
oU folk* torn**
S w a t o ? * * ,lm ll,r hUUtetteM. Uewervr.
» V u d U anwUiiag to *n* ‘,“1
* f**" ,h lt p W * « to givw
“ f" ««thU i Ii h w n ' than it n i a‘J*
I to P W M to t' U U fa ta th* frultfal 7Mrt 0f
"»«*« >1 vp. TV
p*n*l*n w
to »>• w
^e?/!1Z T S S iS ? UviMlf appealing wt prt.um t,
----~ ‘ to i w n the dine and
quarter
.
_____________ _
irtoSed by congressional Investi to o iik t tto effort euccetaful for
gation*. B at In « matter Qf thti those fathering H.
In connection with these ’gw le sis wWsh am providing
want*
L2lev.NiS hritt
highway to
to htiHd >n
Key Wert,
<ssi 1people boro ro t to to re Florida with one of Ita tnadt ftObows bswStifietitni pro
way of fittin g bock to ike srrants, faeilltiea sms Itotag filrttldhed for evs»y eoneeHwbie
.tfto n the AAA, gave a tool
llllMfi dollar* to cue florid*
P t*r
firm, that’s what the
fnk«{« would call sweetening to*
ittjr. Or i* that t-tty T .
andvy w*.v tlL Hat "(toy to **o
Vnlatka Aralov flanlen* this
r. I f you hove net reen them
Iy * i WHI ht»* to wait until
t Whitev. They pro new clreod
tho aeaaon.
Wo sao by the Prosaeele dourl> where some poiitleUn oot
*»• Was having an awful time
yfag to decide whether he are*
ippoped to attack the HOLC
tar WRKW, o r vie* vorae.
went,
"Work out for yoqraetrm what
happen If all the hoya and
an tto g trh of fourteen end flf.
to#n end ehttoen and seventeen
who a n now working In iiuMstry
found H peeefM* to atoy In aetool
ontll ’they worn a t lent* eighteen
f*wa did. ‘How many jobs would
that giro to the young people of
tto nattdn who have graduated
ftom high school sad from ml.
the leagth of the workli* eeek.
the ttabUUy of emptofmabt an
•nnupl hank, tad the payment of
at least a dequate minimum were*.
“Is r e j a r d t o * 1 feme p £ £
:* w there are couneelloni these
days Who say: 'pp n^hln*:- other
counsellor* who U jl ‘do every,
thlt*.’ Cetnmoa aeitse dlm ie* “in
svoldant* e fb o lh ntretnee. I toy
‘do •omathinc' »od ■ hen-you have
den* something, if It works, do
it some mors; If |t doe* not work
d« iomethlsg el**."
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Sanford Atfto
Accessory *Cq.
Simian Is Captured
By Woman Resident
MIAMI, Apr. H .- W ) —Thetumult of tto past three week* died Daytona’*
awav In nae residential aoctto) Sunday.
hare i , Billy, Miemi'e maroudlm:
monkey, W t hie freedom to tho
wflea of a women.
T to little rbeeue, after evadtiif
tnonkey, as well as tkanm-ahqdtlag polios, was tagtortoualy m a
tured In a gtregs by Mrs. Olive
II. Ohler.
Two dafa ago, BUly had thx,
waited U li. ’Ohler. who van a
eord from a propped window of
her ganfr* to Tier phrrti. tolMiu
"Tlrai Ohltr promptly rfltptoej of
the monkey to lb* Opa-Locks loo
qtw to the loefooee of *mnent If hrtoatry »* a whole
Undertake reaoomM* redtt-
Day tonana Mi
8. Thou shalt never go to e men’s sparttaant aiooe.
o. Thou shalt not indulge in carskip affections.
10. Thou shalt not potddar your nose on the street.
.A BEACH. A pr. ' O ha ridea again next
aiS*^.jE
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P u w of Meat City.
ft
A m an's character and abil
ity can beat be judged from
f ^-{t - . ViJV; - ,
the record he has made in
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Sam uel
show, hew day the German
are carrying their warlike
ri Hitler toa recently leeawl
re* prohibiting tto raadlog
r of.the works of tto a e it
m O o ra u a pest of ail time,
e, bbfcatii* 'he b ’fogSrded a*
,te o much of a paclflx.
[ tb s * are cited dram aaa *f
tp.prevohlq Jack of p i.
a, "If w* |lad . p!
i fast, with sue t
. to to P to rt a*. a
os, have we sa t
;
Coun df Cyprrtt Girdcnj, the afternoon o f April Hth. T fe a u id rs f
h o w will to: Mu* Oiiiy Marie Weld* Of Gbsewam, Me* P n * M
BotiNfi of Bm ow.'M m Margaret V*gt of Lei* kPobe, V w -Key
BrotStn of Od*n<fc, Min Mildred Grbtofli of ,‘L aU had.uad Min M*e
"A»k -ywureefvee tow many joke
would bb ctdated if that groat
majority of poopl* who are now
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AOO
c H
1210,0S0 la
MaT
WatUof Culbertson, the pilot
i-.the P aa Aaurtcan airliner
kwh crashed off Port of 8p«fai,
rfnldnd. .Baterday, is oa <dd
whep th» boat thing he cpgld
Ope to ewlrn acre** tbo-fdat
A watqr. That natural abnily
d him In gool *t*d the Other
tthbn hi* ship suddenly t o
te fill with water.
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raileat thing wp’va soon was
to S a n t o County Ttipei. f* |.
got a eeluwm—free—on th*
* tog* amt etarted hi. harfue with tto lie that n*wv•re won’t print anything ay.
I adiat they get ‘paid f o r ,■toe* Com mere 1*1. Some p*o-
RooocveK For '
Working Ages '
fdrmdf sport. It ia p lan ed to twe the take to th e full sktdnt of ita capacity for The dmnriopmeat iff wtNar sports,
swimming, hosting, snfl rowing. At the —am thm on one
of Ote »eland* Is bsfigf ngjlWBWsa • 1i«h a « n » if l diamond T r
To 65
and park. ElseWhers will he tonal* courta, paggroiinds,
«ari similar devices.
'
wtispsaxs. will mean the
• ’ Sshford resldritts, -Wt.o are tnterogtod eWHer da ‘hdaotinr# good*—1bfkation, or in recrSation and sports,' should make it a _ .
J d - f a r r a prodmint to -visit the Venetian Gardena ia Lssehmg ‘sa— mmtt w*tor B to . prsdttrttop' of thee*
f to A wflt Mean Mart employ,
during the nexjt few whhitha. -
The Co-Edfl’ Comnoandnienta
Casino Bb
front Bret
T
U )"w l»!*l£» ,h*
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JS&i •( alt w w
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Candidate for
4*roaeciifing Attorney County C ourt
�%rc'-Sf*,
MRS. HENRY WIGHT DELIVERS * \Tkat* Act Comedy
TALK O N CHAUTAUQUA MUSIC To Be G ive. S m
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* M n . Henry *n*ti |t K % t a * pkne, Shivby Saelu. tad p*a»«. ^
» » ’• » « -" * » <■ **"*
H M h B « rd at C U . t u « ^ ‘ k t l M n. Masses.
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«—»»*»** > r » M P*a» »*
Um m**tbg Of th . CecU*h Mn- White u* R Flat, Wvvteco-Mar- m » Um* ami
« 1W
Miss Agues K elU r
Social Calendar w^ RW»rd Rans
tic Chk M d StMrdiT > |to M w
Personals
a«m lin n .
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Mu< Agne* Paulina Keller of
‘'■ '•in -i—WBDNBBDAC
U k c Monro*. ta d Richard Ray.
ld ia ia a atady t i n t , “Toward ra0Bd Rand * Knoa, lad.
Christian America.” will take pkcai tn tirk d Monday t v*nteg at 7 5
t t 1*0 P. H. a t the P in t llath- o'clock a t the Nakaren* L Z Z
odlat Church.
i f i a t Paolg la th* p n u n n of
JfcntK j brid*a party of the th* Immediate IhmOy ta d doe* la apaadlac a few daya her* wtth
Social Department of the Woman • friend* of tha coup *. Th# R*». B. her paraata. Mr. aad M n. j . &
C M wfll taka p l* « a t 3:30 P. M. F. Graham. pattor of tha church, Cook. 3303 Magnoll* Avenue.
a t th* ch h turn** with M n. R. P. officiated,
Mba F rau en Phil ip* > a <^rK anaahatt* and M n, 8. F. Doud^
homt m | deTOr>ud ^
wuat an operation for appewdteUa
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f , n“ ,Bd ptek »"»Pdra«oa* aad yaatarday afternoon at th . r*rJuaeaie laglay.
*• " • * • ** kUphonlng
tha ceremony w ti preformed ba- aald-La ugh toa Manorial HoapltaL Inga, heaatlful lawaa, aad gar*
dawa Mika It a Uatvaealty ka th* Strew*te tTww h i a « l , M e d ea
a f |*
??* *?-.**
>*“ **» ■* « « b o f fa ™ . and pink
Mr*. L. H. Harvey underwent wwe^. an many aad eariad at* »kr—Rstber Straaarv aad PeggJ
tln lo n
whkh *“""'* > * «
«PPMvTaer.
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A- n ^ yi print* aattlni for tha bridal party. an operation la>t weak at tha the e a n n a r wboats lia rs ha difof laaraiwg Saiht Bays' Dream. Lelwtbe—
Cnhaaahta Hoapltal In Columbia. fvraat braacbea
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*TH0RSOAT
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a t'a n W by her 8- CL .
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taught by Aaaarieah fbreeas i t 1 1‘reddW FWMv
IflpfifrA itu d f r im . "Towifil . , * ■■is. Frsnk H. P tk t of
instructors." Sb* atao dwelt *1 R«»b» tTww Piamm), Lywes
Chrlftlan America," will taka place
J*
* tha former Mia*
Mr. and Mr*. Leo Batner, Mr*. tha achaala ct mask
an i
t-»« CnldweB and Lab Mere
a t 3:00 P. Mi at th* F ln t Hath**“" • tn d f2 * nk n - **»!*• T. A. Rutner, S r, Mrm. II. C. Mar deacrihad th* "tilth* piano eiUagv
aathee.
odlat Church.
*cUd « beat man. Tha bride wore fan. Mlaa Donna Morgan, and with tat* of brawn cottage*, a Gyp*y Itenc*. Lkbaee—M»r>.r.
' The Ea*t Sid. Primary P-T. A. * f ° W° ,°f * b ite ^ en p a jrith white Vielan Butnor epent Saturday in world la ItaeU."
{ J»wa Burdick.
will meat at *:30 P. M. at tha * ? — ?*** *"J
•**•«*Under apecial master reritahk *SpaWrS Iteace, Wallae* C tarti
aebool auditorium.
.
the particularly mewtkwed S r-'
’ Th* funior Cta** of Seminole
. th* ll*“* V , r
Mis* Josephine Roydston b newt Hatcblasoa. who a direetaei
H lfh School will preeent * play, , T" „
**■ j* Kallar of Improving at th* F rm rl t-tnugS- af plane at Chataa gua. aad at-!
‘/ ‘Girl Shy," at B:1S P. M, at the U « Monrtm, and hi* alway* lon Memorial Hospital where *S* so JuiUard School af Maateal'
icbool auditorium. Tha publio'.la
bar home here. Th* bride- underwent n major eperatlca Art, Now York City. She aka* I
^nTti^d
rroom la *mr*ir*<l In tha ealary Friday afternoon.
told of Georges Barrie, tha I
| Annual Spring FaetWal upon- bwlnaaa In Sanford during th*
worltfa greatest flutist, and aald,
aaibd by tha W wt Side Primary "™ * r - J „
„
**r and Mrs. R. D, Ralston ami "Last sura mar Barrie played Ms,
School will taka plac. at th .
f,*"1
Rami -111 ^ n n d n deughters, Peggr end Sidney, and solo* aa a platiauM flute, whkh
achooL Supper wULbo earred at •■*>'* » m* b a n f o r d until tho Mr*. J. c. Mitchell motore.1 t . ha* haan a a d * ' espaculty far
him. Silver flutes are not unusual
3:00 p; M. and a p ay will
a c'°“ "f, *b«
” « o n when
glean a t 8:00 P. .M.
’bay will go to Kno*. In.)7 to make
we hear af gold eaaw now ami Meeting Is Held By
v a in a v
ibelr ’hom*.
than, hat m far aa I knew. Met
LUermtnre G r o u p
11 m R*e« and Mrs. T. A. Jordan Barrie ha* th* first t* be mad*
I Officers A re Elected of Sebastian, F la, spent the week- of platinum. M r, Barrie is ea
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gRdUkaw '•itA IItm, iordanNi brtiih- polite, sa relished, U la a tre a t'
ar-lti-ew end riater, Mr. aad Mrs. to look at kim, aad win* th at
W. M. Scott, Mayfblr. They nr* Skadar flat* ripples nut its bird*
Officers for the coming year enroot* to their summer Horn* la so arv It »**■* Ilk* a real p a il'
were elected at the regular meet Virginia.
of that small soa of Lt Bella, i
ing of the SL Agnes Guild of ttoly
France*.'
Cross Episcopal Church h#‘d Mon
Miss Helm Wllsnn and Dan
-Albert Stoasel U the vary Wp
day afternoon at th* parish house. 111tchem. studente at the Rlngtlng la th* music af Chau tangs a.]
Mrs. S. M. Lloyd prnekkd over School of Art, and Rrodus Krk of vloiialat, compaaor, and orchestra'
to routine business session.
Sarasota spent the week end here director. Mr. StcsaaTa area adore
Officers chosen ware: Mrs. J . with MUs Wilson's parents. Mr.
T- Ingky, preaidant; Mrs. Georgu anti Mn. Fred R. Wl son. South
W (Me Rory, vice-pm Idant; >Mrs. Sanford Avenue,
B. L. Parkins, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Steener* rth, treasurer;
Mr*. ' -R.
Li Dean,
*<iucatlonal
secretary;
Mrs.
Mar
tin
Brsm.
Christian
Socle]
Serelca charrtnan; Mr*. O. CL
cert* he always gave a Sanaa
Cochran supply thahm an; ant) down, Mr. and Mrs. Cary R .rh o r- nuinto?*1*
Mrs. John MaUch, J r , U. T. O, penlng
and ton.
Carl. " J r ,1 Mrs. Wight loM of th* Anplchairman.
Mr. and M n. C, E. Chorpening, »he*tee whkh Mats kOoe aad has
Tho** present wars: Mr*. J. L Mr. and Mrs. Byron II. Squire* a stage with terraced **•!* far a
Ingley, Mr*. W. H. Stewart, Mr% and children, Margaret. Edwin, aad choir a f MB.
A- P. Connelly, Mrs. A. I , Bette, Wilma, and Frank Kingston of
She farther added “S a in tly
Mn. Xing, Mrs. C. B. Wlsretip. Iona, Mich.
mornings you will be awaken* I
M n. M. Mtaerlk, Mrs. Martin
at t:IS A. M. by voice*, hn adn >s
Bram, M n. John L> Galloway,
M
arlene
Dietrich
Is
M n. Arthur B nnan, M n. A. M.
Philips, Mrs. Charles Steenwerl'x.
Coming To The Rita
Mrs. B. L. Parkins, Mrs. Jo* Gonta ’ei. Mrs. 3. M. Lloyd, aad Mrs.
Ckeer dialogue tharacteriaa*
G. C. Cochran.
Jtera mount's romantic comedy,
“D*alre," which open* Wadaew'ay
Wo m a n *8 Auxiliary at th* Rita Theater, with Marlen*
Dietrich and Gary Coopar toMeets On Wednesday starred.
Tha ngular business and Mctil
Mias Dietrich has the ro b of
meeting 6f tha Asarlan 'Class of
Mealing In Ita forty-third' an a hrealh-taking Continental beau
tha First Baptist Church has been nual session, tha Wocaan'a Alts- ty who atoal^ a valued string af
postponed until « later date.
,n*ry of S t Johna Presbytery will pearl* from a Jeweler. A aerie* of
convene Wednesday evening at motor mishap* brings her th* ac
7:80 o’clock at th* F lnt Pm by quaintance of in A' rban en
Na t io n a l
feUARD
MAYFAIR HOTEL
Saturday. A pr. 18
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te ris d Church and will contlnaa
meeting* through Friday at noon.
Mrs. J. A. Hlntoa of Tampa,
president of t^* Presbytery, will
preside over tha tww-day y—ab a
and Mra. F. H. Askew af Decatur,
Ga„ Arid worker far Ute Woman“a
Work Commltte*, and author af
many of tha Bttla study boohs
used by tha AuriHary, will bo on*
of th* principal speakers.
Tbs Rev. Wallac* McPherson
Alston of Richmond, V a, genera!
aaaamMr director af rellgloua ed
ucation, sad Um Bar. Walter D,
Yasslglta, of Tbor City MUaba at
Tampa, will bo tha speak*re far
tha night programs.
Ad*ssMs • will W
given
Wedawadar and>Tbjr*day arawtnga at V M P. M. and other aaaab
lags will h* hold all da, T b y v
day, ougiaalag at BtM A. M. and
Friday from l : B 4 . M. »alH noa*.
Tha sMMttva hanrd wlll n u d pt
h# r n m M
U th T .tn d b
£ 3 T S s J ^ t e ^ b m , Beet A .th a n y W * lr- *
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H m w m M ynb A m n Tb*
Herbert Moreland.
"«*
*“ **•«*“ » hy
m rnlteg « m k llw M by n cn- Fretmb from h e N* I*. J . i . O* i « » r ( k « *f iW « k t l
gineers Th* lovely woman. Intent
an flight and th* dbpoaal of th*
gem*, ha* neither time nor desire
to Ibten to th* engineer's pbndInga in defense of romance. She
partbe Cooper** efforts to be la
her company.
Th* fallswing dlabgn* occurs.
In n moon-lit garden:
/'
Dbtrieh: Is anything th* mat
ter!
Cooper: Nervosa.
Dbtrkh: Why dent you go ta
bad and get a goad raatf
Cneper: I tried ta. bu« Uda
moan—you sm It there? Vary
strong, le a l It? It was shining
right Inta my window.
Dbtrieh: Why h a ? yon draw
tha curtate?
Caspar:
(cynically) I as*.
Tarn off th* moon-torn an the
pteon Just aa yon Uho It Saaae
poapb can do that more easily
th is other*.
Thk situation k the turning
point of -Doaira." Mbs Dbtrkh
fa'tors, decidea In dkaackte her
self from Urn gang af Jewel
thetvae and throw in bar b t with
th* Aas*ricea.
* Is i t Da* otttw
Tha |*rt> in «h. yhay t i l l he
paetiayvd by tW l.il;e .u g awwb*n * i Ibe J a w . ---------- BUly
f b d b y .a id e tt e i- o u ij Twa; L
L Laaey, a , in* - r - ^ a l O ta:
Aaaaaa k ralh u A ike A < t ^ a a t e l
Aaw; h ) ‘l < m m u , d a ateev
tathe e; Martba Aduwa, T w \
I W aa«»; h » v l,. **»♦*, ua.- >
«trb*f-th» aw-rn..,,. leaora W W
n a ^ as etu-uw.
i i feuimwil
rte a m till .w t « - . break a
tha aa**«e*. t u
hi s . - , v,
t h a t . Birds.-', r.w«b bag fiwaif.j
FLOWERS
Mrv llcciteel K.
S 'a te e y
.k*a.
f
PLATE LUNCH
Commissioners I**y
Widow's City Tfcxcs
FtMKT L A ritK S D M X , Ago. I t
- I D —A wuh.w > k i vasd -he w e
ported b a r cbdltvw *n aeia-sr>
*f B k a week s-ked the city
t s n n i w * Nw a u k a rty t» p is I
bee lave, in lw >litas*at« , f j*J
reads week y
KxruwnN t x a m
t»
mvMUCIVNU. Ape, I l
d V -l
H IL L
UUe >ho«M hove
same* Night's Los*,
a real hit ta tho mowaypools* tho bate*-
m oth-proofed
•CAPTAIN
JANUARY*
BLANK ETS
I k r T h ti Sk— gg
S e t Those l b Oh
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SOUP’S READY — AND DOES IT TASTE GOOD!
PRflrfARYELfidftOfr
fo r County Commissioner
CHARLES DUNN
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
STRANGE DOOR BELL RINGER SOUCHT IN SLAYING O F WRITER
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JUNE 2,1936
Adaptable Cottage
BOSTON STEELE
81UMNOLE COUNTY
D. L. THltASHER
Par County Commissioner
D istrict No. S
For Representative
Fifth Com
0 . RAYMOND I
VICTOR CHECK
JAS. G. SHARON
h D. DAVISON
W. J. (PUNIE) STEED
A i fiV SO N
REX PACKARD
For Governor
DAN CHAPPELL
l! committee, of which h« b a memj her, to meet before the genera'
j election and draft a platform
!| binding alt nominees tq a eonI (tractive profram In accordance
I with the principles brought Into
( the party by Thomas Jeffarwm
and carried on by Andrew Jacki ton, Florida’s first governor.
SCHMETTL
WM. C. (Homestead Bill). HODGES ^
PETER THURSTON
For Attorney General
For County Cofiiittlssiitiier
District No. 8
For Comptroller
LAKE WALES. Apr. Ld.—(AF)
—The last recital of the Carillon
season will be given on Wedneaday, Apr. 15, at noon. Cari'lonnedr Anton Breen has arranged
an eapeeially. enjoyable program
T ^ ttiftT liY .” Tho preftam :
1. America. '
t. (a) The World la Waiting f r
the Sunrise—E. Sell*.
(b) How Can I Leave Thee—
Mendelssohn
(c) Tbo End of a Perfect Day
Carrie Jacobs Bond,
ROY L. HOWELL
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
For Railroad Commissions
C. B. SEARCY
For State Senator
POOREST B. STONE
37th Senatorial Diairict
W. R, DUPREE
For County Commissioner
J. J. PARRISH
District No. 4
3. , G a v o t t e — M a r * i n i , _
For Representative, State Legislature
W. B. WILLIAMS
H .J. LEHMAN
For Renresentative, State L^giMaWre
For County Comhtiftiotitir
District No. S,
W. G. KILBEE
- GORDON RAUNETT
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8. P. (Sammy) LO N gT
A. G. WAGNER
ORIE I t M A tH D E tS
PLAIN or fancy aawlng. Mrs.
freollaesd V n u rage Oeh)
M. Ambrose. I l l E. 5th S t
ta g so that this mull-mlllionslricorporation can escape paying
Wednesday la
taaea on skyscrapara and a half
Resin Braid Day
million acres of land and saddle
SPECIAL
the burden on workarrf and Sbti
• Lemon Cheese
neas man, and In order that they
A delldoo, CgKa
ran aall bonds a t par tbal they
fo r avary nfexl
boefght far .boot 10 cants on the
PHEASANTS DAMAGE CROPS
d ollhrf
CUBAN BREAD
’rad with Evejy Ckha
~
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
WANTEDt Job
worse. Lulu
Willow Ave.
JOHN GrisEONARDY
4—Sittullon WdntmL
WRITE GIRL
housekeeper,
not E. 5th.
HERBERT
AAftjEL A. a Wilkin ^
desires 'hcork
maid or cb
sts Job deliu
Baa Culbert,
DAVID R . McNAB
PAUL G. BIGG
COLORED WOMAN waaU to do
washing at hama. Alice H n deraon, TQJ Orange Are.
C. M. (CliARLIE) HAND
tarm
■MBmap^ ..
c o u n c il l e a d e r q u i z z e d
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Venizelo* in Exile
Overtaken by Death
Would you ralhar pay for patnb
tng ycur hetno In a lump man
• • • or a few dollars a month,
without disturbing your savtrxjs
account? Sea us for details
about Pittsburgh's staple, easy
Time-Payment PUn. . . 'Taint
Today, Months Uj Pay.” No red
tipa. no down payment aa
much aa 18 month, to pay.
oovara both paint and labor.
Tala advcolega of tfcif plan. .■
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xiM 1
TCHM
7‘ ‘ Ml
th e p la a and s h o u ld appeal to
I boas w h o lih a s p a c io u s liv in g
guartera,
BOM BS
WANTED: Job aa cook. (6aU, or
nurse. Ella Mae Johnson, Cor
ner, Willow Ate. A 11th SL
F w County Prosecuting Attorney
SUDGP HOLMES TAKES OATH
A celUft af this tipr lo
adaptable Is nearly oarry «ce
llo n of ths country. CoailrurHon rests esuld tsry la differts l parts of lbs country, hut
tbo simple design olfrra a matl a i n amoont of Using spare at
a silnlmsm ceat, arcry square
foot belag o<ill led far a dr A nils
purpose. la Anderson, lad) this
bausa was appraised by Iha
federal Housing Admlnlelrallsa’a ralualloa department at
H.TM. This Included HAM for
the land; ILWO for Iho main
haildiagi 11)1 for tbo garage,
and tJefl for Undocaplng. outbaildlnga, sad •(her improve*
■•nil. Tbo ronliinrd living*
d ik in g roam U ft feature nf
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M A IL E D
AS
‘E A S T E R
G I F T S ’ K IL L
1 , M A IM
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3— A utom obile*.
I t PA T lT SH A L t
R .W . WARE
A a MawAfeHt p s i h t dshred Into the mysterleua bathtub slaying sf
ftwodeeah breydened far g hsndsomt, mysterleua yeuth who had a Is
d u ly f t f e n l"* Aawra. The fashionable apartawm house la eltoWh
W lHjf glrgugfln. tailor shop delivery'hey. w h s toW Invostlgatera He
6 " d rang the bed several (Imea hart received fta aaewer. Fence aeltevg
dated Frees P M I t s )
;
4 * (a) A Mighty Fortress is our
. C f s t.L M itte lM a z
’(b) Ged be With You TUI.we !
Meet Again—W. Q , I'om er.. i
5. Mon Bonheur |e Volla—!
. Charlaa Lerkha.
«. Solvtlgsl led—Grieg.
7. Avid Lang Syne.
The Star Spangled. Banper.
For County Juilj
G. WeJSPENCER
A rre tte d lx s t u r p r l s s coup * r
Ik s a o v o m m t s t w h ic h c S o r p n l kirn
w ith
tsm srrtln g
u p r is in g s .
G sn.
P 'u t i r c s E l l s s C t l le s (s b o v s . for
11 , s a r a Ik t ‘ s t r o n g m a n " of M s s iro. s a d th re e s f M s a o io c io lis
M o rs p laced a n a p ia n o In M e slc #
C i l r a n d flo w n In t o o n t o in I h i
U n it s d S la te s . (A a a o c la lt d Proas
P h o ts)
Bok CHiines To Ring
L ast Time Tomorrow
W. B. BALLARD
State TreasUrei1
SHORT’S CAMP
J . II. (Jim ) LEE
J . p . McC l e l l a n d
ED. MEISCH
J. o v u r S t r e c t
af . leaving', allocation of
fu«?a to the governor.
R a said ha would not be content
to have the slot machlhe Hemdlhg
law repealed, for that Woald lesrfc
the machine back 16 th* pritllegwd position they held before the
la v was pasted. “The passage of
th at slot machine licensing !aw
ante a black apdt on tbd history
of Florida." ha said :'"! want to
see them »iterminated entirely.
Th*y are taking |7M,000 out of
the channels af trade every 50 or
90 days and Increasing the relief
problems of FloVida by tabfng
the earning* of poor workers,"
Dot of his experience s i sU U
attorney for tha 10th jodielal
circuit for seven years. Burton »atar ted that mbeh of tha rriada In
Florida was relng commuted by
paroled ronvlcta. and ha *»Id that
W ha taesma governor he would
uaw tha chief rxscuttve’g abao uta
vata power an tha pardon board
to atop wholesale release of crim
inals.
'
V"
“ Someth Iof ole#"' wa. mod ta
Florida L a m tiltint DemoeraUe
party Ulth d ptatform," ho oald.
“Confu.lon and WWta.kav* ?»•
suited from M d ta f K repraoonUdvao. IS sodatajg aod a gwernor to Tallakoaooo, » « k *Wt ?
dtffaraht pUtftftm. each fighting
for what ho w **U-There U no
Q rn iy IgH da platfprta. nnd no
6 ra«y iwttow party.7
®r' ®“
Wllcoa, Chevy Chase, Md., secretary-treasurer of
Farmcrv' Indspefkltnee Council, ia shown aa he was questioned
by D»e Renata lobby committee In an effort to show a relation
between the farm group and the American Liberty League In
poelag the New Deal. (AP Photo)
Living In s e lf . Imposed salt#
Its Faria, giant ha rlea Venltslea
(Shevs), "father af the Crash HeaubHi.- died ef csmplleallsna
a n tin g fram an attach af influensm
(A sie d ste d Frees Fhata)
JUDGE, SHERIFF, TROOPS SAVE NEGRO FROM MOB
8 t a n L e y -r i
S ?
WHmN6|
STKJATIONfl
^
RUDY REPORTED PUNCHED BY GEORGE WHITE
. :.
Ro *aU if ho warn
be wdvld bak 'tho stake tu a g th a
tokm
ktv) ptL dee aaA' '}
U s .lk
IW -ltlll
ra_
j: .7 '
lu# ^11
iting a negrW sevused w 4
Infuriated mob stormed tha
■JVttMv1
Berry Meeeley and Sheriff 1|
lid rananad the prisoner to
A t'lower left, the negro, M
f 1officers after they ar1 Parana did to desist by
lo, national guardmien
•?
(U p) mil'ing
the hands af gnardsmen
bole Eta M b dug nndsr
4
�ootball Schedule For ’
rrangedButSanford Won
e t Games W ithout A Field
I a J C l 3
_
^ a n 't U n v
™
* nU y
6 r Them,
l P n I l ’p > *
m ie d u le C a l l s For Sound Trucks Can
f 7 Games Here I f T o u r’n ie Streets To
( Field Is Prepared Advertise Baseball
___ _
,
TH* now anti-oovnd * truck or
football games will be
fH FM In Sanford nott fa‘| if * dinance, placed on aocond reading
J ^ tU H field la fcullt. But If • at last night’* meeting of the
•Wd la not proper*] aO game* City Commission, wtU not apply
to tracks advertising baseball,
foot boll or other gam**.
CommUaioncr W. A. Lefflnr
offered on amendment excluding
from proeislons of tho ortinane.trucks u.rd In adeortiaing bencflrial or charitable organicattorn,
It was seconded by Commissioner
P. N. Whitehurst, and/.-Ury*
adopted by unanlmoua roto
rhiring n discus. Ion of th* or'Unancs CommUaloner W. R,
Dupre* mured that tho baseball
nacoctatton
b* charged
the
regular license fee and then the
fe* be remitted, but hla motion
failed for want of a second.
Th# now ordinance prurldes that
•ound truck* paradln? th* street#
Offtc* of th# Planning Beard. [' muat pay a lleenae fe* of | | 0 p*Th# football ao.’son to t* nit*
'bar* Of there I. a field On which
the-gam* ran be played) on Sept ♦o that games can be pliyml *t
38 when Cocoa la to meet tn# night.**
Th* squad wil. also bo beaked
Ck’ory Fed*. Th# baton*, of th.
>aohoduU for th* Fads, arrsng*-' up this year with a high *ch.,..'
Bobby Duak (above), lanky 19on tho theory that the/# 'will ' >e band of some *0 ptoce*. Thie, (Hr ye* pold high schoc) boy from
•pilng training, may pfovt r
fla'd In Sanford la aa follow*!
Bradenton and anp of BUI Do*k,
valuable addition to th* team. Th.
■ Oet, 8—Snail* In Hanford.
former
majfor league basebel'
band, which will begin practicing
j»'•'Oct. • —I-aho City in S»nfnrd
"O et. IS—Daytona Besrh In in several week*, to und*r th* dl star, rapluretl the bldrlda amateur
■action of Mr. Dollyton and gulf championship in the tourna
» O tfo rd .
Prof. R. Karl Kipp and will lr ment at LOkaland by dafeatlng
■. Oet. JJj-Dol-antl In Rantord.
mad* up e t th* student* fro,,- the vetarkn lltleholder, Carl Dann,
r -’Oct. 80—Hanford at Oral*,
both th# Junior and Senior Ui«l
l '■ , Noe; •—Sanford at Orhndo.
rJr^ of Drlamki. fAP'Photo)
Sehooto,
_
’ Nor, IS—London
(Jarkaan
“Com* and Wo. k for them** wi I
VyOU) In Sanford, •
- Kor. Id—fit. Auguatln# In be the b ittlf cry of Coach Mr
Luca* tomorrow at .7:10 when lie Boy Boxers To Give
.lamfordj
* Mot. M-rJThankagtolng Day) >p*n* th* flrct spring training pe
Program In Orlando
riod for football at itomin i|r
»t>#M .urg In Hanford,
r, 7 **Wa ar* natuyally hoping to High Hrhool. Interrst to runnlur
Th* Hemlnbl* Boy* Athletic
t gtay moat of our gam** In Hut high among tho remaining mcm Club boxers will go t>i Orlando
bon
of
the
1039
squad
a*
th<
' ford this fa I. but It fa heelnnlmr
Wi-dnesday evening to put on an
to look rather doubtful at th* lima approaches for them to gst exhibition program for th# bene* yroaont tlm#,M Coach Vrf.yetli bock Into th* gold and duo uni lit of the American Legiun of the
J said today, “fllnc* arrangement* form* of Hamlnole High) Many of town. The tuya put on a snappy
’ for a playing field ar* pregro.a- the student* who dIJ not pi iy nr practice laet night.
' lag to slowly It may b* r>*c«.iary last year’* Uim are going to ht
|B transfer th* games out .if ouUhert to snatch up thr
R*nfor4 aa was don. last year. If berths of thoa* who graduate
.* each la the cate. It to our hon* Reasoned by a winter’s play
touch
foothill, most
nt
th a t' arrangements aan b* msd* of
tod* ar*
In
excellent
With Orlpnlo ottlclato whereby ' th*
j shape and proapocta of th# “i n '
soason »e#r" ar* In th* making.
| ”W* ar# not going to wait un
til Iha fall, but ara starting now
to propart a toam whlrh will
aqua) ta any In mir onferonre,’’
(8 g 5 S )
The 7
said tb# roach. "In former yeir*
w* h*»# waited until school apani
n
Kraft
In th# fait, hoping that new farewould appear during th# summer
but this year, wa ara going
le d
Ife K )
Sonftnl U okotto irfl; rids In
about th* finest bu.-ra a bush* 11
SI
*T,™‘
Th* aaooriattan didn’t nay anywhet* near that much f o r i hem.
. f t * . “ i . p*w-- h « titifanr upM storod In leather, four to r £
eoaaforiab e seat* bnilt ffor fhrr
poraona each, and with a door for
w lL T S !' • ^ S j p t f o r
the
Mmntf PI rmouth Hoiat; The ho
*•> diaeontlniirt b-» aerrlm aoceral re a r, ago and the b ig ' auto
mobile* h*»r been in ' storage
alnce. The a**oetatbn saw la thorn
On opportunity, and ulaad on tho
opportunity nod .the bu**a'before
tho .Ids*, had tlmw to rent, ■
Only ode bu* win be m d e d t,
transport the flan ford p n y er. to
out-of-town game., but Mr. Wart
has an ilea that tho other cad he
sold to aome other rlub for a
p ro fit.o f aoreral hundred dollar*.
to he put In^aerrleo her,
la being rocalnted irrr-n and th*
Uttering HANFORD BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION will be painted 0.1
th*' aid** and tear.
v
Th# ' I Irons* to l for buie* n*
big aa tho*# bought by th* loeal
b’ aeboll elab eo»t 170, .o Henry
Wetaqn want before tho City Commtoaion teat night with |be request
that the City to y an X-tag at
IJ.W for It, ' tho *.,oeta*lnri
goatnntootag
th* municipality
against any d arken claim*, flu*
City Clorh F» 8-1 *■***# r» !•* th*
attention o f tjb* Conimltoloner*
to an ardor from the state V*hM •
Department that X-tar* ran he Is
sued on I* for equipment owned he
tho municipality- *w* n—d **•
elualralr he the muntotpallty.
“Wa’dllk * to h*ta you hoy* o»t
bul l don’t see how It can he done,"
While Hluffy
MeCren* . hop,,
hi* gang wiB mak* ■ p a l lk*»tn*>
‘ho Jadtoonrilo T a n
" tW »«hlUiton gam . on W o r t
F « d . this .flem ooq the msnsgor
"f
*•**•"* tooium tt and ZIm
n « k , *coet fo r tbs Chattanooga
Lookouts, will b a n an osnDoat
rhanco to spot wank potato in tho
11neon of tho local dub and ping
the.bole* before tho acwaen opens
next Sunday afternoon,
in meeting the Tata tbs lor*:
rlab go** against one of th«
strongest ha to hall aggregation* In
the South. Goat Walker and
Wayne Hntherford were to p l'th
for tho Tara, with Hantoji, Veal
or
per on tho mound for th .
Lookout*. Tho Tara dofeatol Pnlalka 19 to 0 b a t Hander. rut
Stuffy n < honefel that the Lookout* «o< Id giro the big city team
a i barter battle today.
To-iit ’s gam* woa eallnl at 8:30
Um
rae*
• bod-mark fa
FbrM a nriafcT
R ada? la Florida rw l w l •
rare boost whan Alfred 0 . VenderbUt l«t If bo b o n that h« « u
planning to ship U s entire Itoblo
to Florida tracks acxt winter. Tin
youthful owtwr la extremely poputar orhb raring folk, la Florida;
and Hat p n fo r tko tUblo boos
'<r*l <m op through tfca ofnrisl
JUNIOR LEAGUE
L OPKWB NEW
FAIRBANKS, Ail
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
lea. haa atartoi compilation of a
“tune dictionary.** Air* are In
dexed and charted ranch Ilka a
geologist's contour map.*
T * S IM , . n A
n ’c'oek.
Racing In F lo rid a
Makes Long Strides
_ __ *
By ORLO KOBBBSQN
MAI Ml, Apr. H -—UR—Florida
raring
haa
mada m am lous *
and this
becaueo of the fact that the rac
ing- fathers have earn fit to torn a
along cautiously and bull! on o
solid foundation. Th* announeormnt, of a $M).000 purse tor tho
Jn-eph E. W iden.r Challenge Cup
to be cun at-H ialeah, -Park next
winter lx an Indication of th"
(m at), of the xport.
Announcing the next event Mr.
Wldener pointed out that In Intugfirsling Oil# riqh /vent he h a 1
no Idea o/ competing with th.'
hug* iume r ff*red at oth*r winter
•rxrks but that h* was convinced
that Florida racing had grown to
the prouortlons which warranted
such a flature. In other word#.
remarked Mayor HhlnhotoeV, with
the advice that "they try the rwjnty." “That’* wh»t wa’i# going \o
Vo, but We thought we’d roma hero
fliet,** Mr, Watson replied.
la
fpvlngtfiiDA h i a h
JACKSONVILLE
DELAND
AEHBVILLB
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO
TALLAHASSEE
INDIANAPOLIS
P1TT8BURGH
BIRMINGHAM
UNION BUS STATION
COR, tad. A P A U
f l O R I D A M o T Q r c l l H Eli
Cheeia
S preads
now in ntw>d«ifgn
Swankytwig glauetl
bright su ra . . . the aew SwxrJiyvvio. You'll want to collect a
wfaoie aot And while you’re doing
( .* |tb a ll ■*v*n
of th* delicious
* K r a f l ' C h*e i «
Spreads. They’r*
m a rv a l o u a for
sandwiches,** tods
and appatUar*;
Gainesville C l u b
s I b Called “G-Men’
' (TA1NEHVILLR, Anr,
—Fourteen d-men will onerate in
the territory of th* Fto'IJ* Hl»te
league this season, hot don’t he
alarmed. Thera to n* grim# wave
h**ded this way.
Dlroetor* of the Galneatllle
Baseball Association have changed
th* ntrkname of the local *1 ih
from -Hawks'* Mo “G-men." The
team's nnlforms both home and
road will sport a large maroon 0
on th* front of th* ahlrta
,
A R D W A R E CO
PH ON E m
Baseball...it's Amerti
outstanding g ift to
the w orld o f sport
Thrills never to
�r ;- :
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlffari1
And Water Transportation
HANFORD, FLORIDA.
New Commissioner
Short Term
Established In 1908
Knox Is Given Chamber OfiCammetceWill
S
Big Lead Over ^ ? in
Senator Borah y,ve Te>~ wm y i e i _ rj_
u*.
Chosen To Fill Out
Unexpired Term Of
‘ Late T. L. DumasBy
4 9 Majority Vote
P arty Leaders Seek
W ith Each O ther I n | j “ °'<>r U r ° u p H a S
S i g n i f i c a n c e Of V
Official Canvas
Made Today Noon
Young' Basiness Men
. Continue Campaign
A nothehTwoWeeks
Illinois P r i m a r y
T h e
V o te
C unt In
ROOSEVELT OPENS CAMPAIGN
A f 1M
.1
v / I 'l u C I I l O C r ^
Modified Plana
A r e Intimated
New Member H a s
Lived In This City
F or Fifteen Y ears
President F a l l s To
Explain W hat M ay
N e x t Be Proposed
V. J- Lodge. who waa ye*ter
.r-M a k o tm J . Ivodya w ill hd day elected te the San/oid 0 4
H ie new m e m b e r o f th e S tn - Oommlaaion to fill out tha un*i'
lo fd C ity Com m lw tO n to fill plred term of T. 1. Duma*, deo u t th e u n e x p lr a d ' te r m o f
th e la ta T . L . D um as, en d in g
next Ja n u ary .
Re
w e*
chosen e t th e tp e cla l electio n
y e s te rd a y b y a m a jo r ity o f
49 v o te s o v e r V ivian A .
S p eer, a ' f o r m e r m e m b e r o f
tha Commlaalon.
llr . I/* * * polled 442 vote* and
Hr. Spear polled SOS Tftaj, out of
a total of 8*4 vote# cast. Nino
ballots ware doped te ba mutilatad and ware thrown out, nod tha Resident Of Sanford
name of R. B. Pop* was w ritten
Since 1919, Final
hi on one ballot.
Official canvass of tha roturna
Illness H i s F irst
a t tha special election was mail*
by tha C ity Oommlaaion today
J. H. MeCaalln resident of San
ford sines 1919, died at 8 o'clock
In accordance with provisions this morning in his 84th year. He
of law, Chy Clerk F. S. Lamaon had resided nt SOT Maguo.l* Are.
moat allow 24 hour* to pew aft* nue since moving to this City from
cr t k f f M l I . t p n a before effl- Sweetwater, Tcnn., at which time
c k lh r gottfTing Urn aneceeaftil ba retired from active business.
m n 4 m ja ;\e f i t s election.
Mr.
Funeral services will ba held
W l a n j l l qualify at any time Friday afternoon at * o’clock from showed in 1.450 Cook county pre
tfto jfE th g afftdnlly notified, but tha First Presbyterian Churrh, In cincts 344,714 compared with
which he served as an .elder fnr 154,027 for both Borah and Knot.
In the Nebraska primaries,
Roosevelt's veto far 1X4 precincts
eat of 1,028 waa 4V M L ,, . ■
fcrah bed |8 , M in 9X0 pee-
WASHINGTON. Anr. IB.
— (API —President Roose
velt sniil Conpresslonnl dinapproval had cloned the door
to further funds for tha
Pasnamaquoddy power proj-'
ect In Maine and the Florida
Ship Canal, hut he intimated
that modified plans fnr both
.A suggestion that the active working year* of every American may he 'iibstitutod to Capi
tol III’!.
breadwinner should be limited to Ihe pcilml between 18 and (1*1 was
ilc a'>o ciplalnH that ftood^
J.H.McCaslin, 83,
Died Early Today,
F u n era l Friday
os h« ' aald, P'atartsd from
acratalg bat succeeded In betid
ing up a successful business.”
UsoLedg* grocery U a t *02 E ast
Rerea d Street. Ha and Mrs.
Lodge and th e ir th rli chl’drvn
reside at 340 Waal fifth Street.
In the pre-election campaign
Mr. Lodge declared for prater*
WatM of the Homestead Exemptiest Amerxhnent, advocated
letting bonds take the ttm s loser,
as homes and peaptfiy have
made by l*nr*id*nt Kmwevrlt at Ballimorv in u|v n in ( hi* campaign control work U pi 'tx>»e*Jebc In*
for re-election lie Ft shown- Just as be warned; "Flamiqg youth rluihrl in thn r-uulsr annual Pub
has become a flaming question." (Al* Photo)
lic Work* program of * "00,000,OOO inrlmlf.i in the January bud*
get eatlmatrr
Ju it rbat modifications may be
prop-wed in the I'aawmaqnoddy
and F'ori.ta Ship Canal projects,
for wl 'oh Congret* has refused
further fumU, waa not revealed
by tha President. Ha did to y
these pmjrct* we— being studied
ami that perhspe there would be'
modifications In the plana, fu riaw
of Congressional disapproval, he
Was Form er M e m b e r , ^
■aid, no furthar funds would be
Of Congress From » ™a
allocated to either proposition be*
S e c o n d District Judge Jus. G. Sharon, candi jrond the present.
*
date for Congress, ha* been in
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
IB.— vited to address the Rotary Club
Frank Clark, former lu m b er of of Apopka Uimorow noon.
Congress from lb* Secern! Florida
dulrift. 'died In Casually Hospital
The weather: Generally fair
r h u ka .
era tic primary to be hsld on last night after nn illness of two
lo n g
of
Chuluola,
Martin
tonight ami Thursday, not much
Stanko of Start* and Floyd Load
Mr. Fox lx now serving hi* weeks. Brief funeral rites wem change in teniperSturu. Fitrvma
of Osceola as captains. There seventh year aa trustee of to be held a t n local funeral northwest, fair tonight, Thurs
G. E. McKay and Robert C u t
which he continued until hi* re
are seven teams In E Division Special Tax School District No. parlor thla afternoon, to ho fol day partly cloudy.
Kipp of Seminole Chapter of thg
tirement In 1819. He waa oUa ac
with Roy Howell of In k s Mary S, k s, served ** both president! lowed by burial in llartnw, Pulk
Order of DeMolay Mve baaik aa colonel and tha following cap. and riee-prealdenl of the Wil
tive In church circle* there and
cited by tha graod sound) of
Genrgo
Jackson
wav
as
tains: Gus Sehmah of Lnka Mon-] son School Parent-Teacher Asso county, Friday morning tha bony fine of 45 when ho pleaded the order in Florida for thg:
to
be
accompanied
to
South
Flori
Church.
roe, R. E. True of Lake M ary,1ciation a t Pools, served es secre
guilty today before Cnunly Judge Legion of ftonor award, asgard'
Mr. and Mrs. MeOssUn hare
John E. Fox of Paolo, B. L. tary of the Seminole County da by the widow and a son, Ed Jas. (J. Sharon to the charge of Ing to word received toJay from
been married 58. yean, celebrating
MaJtMe of Altamonte Springs,' Council of the P.-T. A . is a ward Clark. A daughter, Mrs. L. aggravated assault.
Albert P. Wiese, member «f tba
W. J. Wells, J r . - o f Longwood, charter member and director of V. Bloansker, and her husband, ef
their 55th wedding anniversary
grand eountlL
>
Gordon Barnett of Pern Park the Seminole County Chamber of| Long Branch, N. J., reached here
Sunday, Apr. 8.
Mr,
McKly,
who
U
one
of
tba
Throught error; the names of
H* Is survived by bis widow,
and Fred Forward of Forest Commerce end Is on the board of
last night. Another son. Frank Otto Schmehl and Victor Check four loaders in Florida who has
two sons, 'and two lis te n . -HU
director* of the Fernald-Laugh- Clark, Jr., of Miami, anil .bis were omitted from tin- list of given over tan years of Mrriea
goat era Dr. Hqrcert H. HcCas* tha missiles back 8 t attacking of.
ton Memorial Hospital. Before wife, win Journey |u Bartow for candidates attending the Jcffarscn to Uio organisation la to receive
fleers.
tin of ftgnford enl Dr. Robert H.
tha honorary Legion of Honor
this County -acquired a county the interment.
Day ball given by the Young Dem
Tha clash occurred aa tha offl*
McCaslIp of Memphis, Tean. Dr.
which la the highest citation
sfent
Mr.
Fox
had
charge
of
ocrats
Club
last
Monday
waning.
Horn at Eufauta, ■'la , Mar. 2«.
Robert H. MeOaslin, now pastor cere sought to clear a path for
that can come to anyone con
Seminole County's exhibits at 1880, ho moved to Florida m
of tha Second Pnabytarian Church
nected with tha Order, l i t la the
the Central Florida Exposition In January, 1881; married Maty
Between 14 and to mcmbiw* of
of Memphis, waa for kboat nine
Orlando and the Volusia county Ellen Mayo. Oct. 8, 1884 In Pols Celery Camp of tho Woodman of founder of Hemlnole Chapter and
has guided It through tta many
yksn pastor of tha Riverside
fair.
cnunly, F la. nf wlilch union there Ihu World Journeyed In NVv
Presbyterian Church of Jackson
In the event he Is elected to wars four children. He served Smyrna last night where they years of existence to the post*
ville, until- cnl!ad te Memphis
WA8HINGTON, Apr. 15. —(Ah th« Board of County Commission three terms In Iho Florida Legli. witnraa*l tho initiation of a cUr* lion which It occupleg today as
•A aootrove rsy between the ers, Mr. Fox said he would do lature, had been an assistant of 2(1 candidate* and enjoyed a one of the outstanding chapters
hla baft for tke welfare of tha United State* -attorney and aim fish fry. Judge J. fi. Sharon wn* in the Hut* of Florida.
Mr. Kipp, who haa received all
1420^00,000 rural electrification district ho wo* Id represent and Unltad States attorney for tho tho speaker of tho evening.
the degrees of the local chap tar,
bill was , foreshadowed today. for the County a t largo.
Southern District of Florida a*
has served as advisory scribe to
wc.l as chairman o f,th e State
can, choking tkaac and forcing Senator Norris, Nebraska Repub
A marked increase In. popula Hemlnole ChapUr during the last
lican,
aothor
of
tho
noasur-,
Committer JIia „ r v - tion nf the Muntrlpal Zflu Is in four year*. He will receive tha
th a n t o f l* * - A stiff wind carried
‘Mias Florida* To Be Democratic
Iro In Congress approsIrnaUd 10 prospect , a* pigeons, doves, Legion of Honor j award.
tha gas clouds over Uto basin see served nolle* ha . would oppose
distriat. blinding and (baking
Crowned Tomorrow years, front fiofi l.i 1325. March egrets, prari-ck* sml pheasants Formal recognition of thsan
last he observed hi* »cvrnty-*lxth ure all sluing on eggs. Non* awards will bo made next Tueo-v
cHi sens for several hears And
causing several to suffer frees
has hatched as yet, Park Super- day night when Samlnolo Chap*
I Florida 1930" will bo birthday.
In i'ongreaa he was at one time Intrn-lrnt Jamr* Muughton said ter prasenta Its dsgrao work to
d toessrrow , evening at
The strike began .a weak ago
Klualon of ■ atata-wtdc chairman of tho Public Building* today.
Taylor Commandary No) I t, tba
when about 300 of the 400 dtoplef* the history a f tha past few year*.
conuat to ba sUged In snd ('-round* Committee and dur
sponsoring body of the lo a d
Tha
private
-companto*
serve
only
aa walked out after fUl efflclals
dltorlum In Orlando. Mlsa ing hi* tenure served on many
llsrry llradham, owner and chapter.
WAIHBmTOH. Apr. IS.—(AFT
4 faw a f tba farmers, taking thu
had
announced
working
b
au
n
Jobnaton. chosen a* "Mlaa Important, aammiltee*, was heard manager of Ifarry’a Liquor Store
At this time, Sprott Long wilt
Secretory M orgatthea told veter
cream
off
the
market
and
leav
I," is ono of tha contcat- frequently la debate on (he floor announced today that he haa add also bo prooentod with n merit
an organlxoUons tha T raaeny would be Increased ftesu eight to ing the too* profitable consumer*
gainst th p n ttlsat girl* end campaigned often for the ed a restaurant to hla store and a word, In recognition of hto acre*
hoped to havn checks and baatta ton dally with In Increase In pay.
Rcpresantatlvee of tha M M
m of ever r section of the Democrutia party In both state that short orders aqd sandwich** Ice to tha chapter during
thg
.TForitara’ Union came bare n f aw
and national campaigns.
will be a specialty. 1». C. Evans, last few years.
4 » li UUr to orfwili* Uto »t riktfta
Through appointment of Presi well* kndwn Sanford restaurant
Johnston wIB bo occomMasonic members arc urged to
The mill reopened yastotday.
by o cou t of ten young dent H u b ert Hoover ho aleo malt, l* In charge of the new addi make n special effort to attend
who wer In th* local served with distinction a* a Dem- tion tu llsrry ’*.
this m eatier and
flaw tbaTkla co r t of honor lai orratlc member of the Tariff
seriousness and rrceBaarr g ttR
Id of thi Mlsaaa Lucillei Commission.
Mrs. Emm* Buchanan, presi which tho local degree Utw aasr*
Mary I art,
ChrUtlnr
dent of the Civic U-ague and tba rice out (to work.
O ver
Q tM A to p . Apr, 15.—The
enhiad a t 460,000.ualre,
I! dsu
Douglas*.
Library Society of Longwood,
toload at 5*0,000,Oarnor.
(artho Telford, S e n a t e Considering ■toted yesterday afternoon that
«nd aa the northaa White. Elisabeth Cam- R itter
ona It authorised to sell ad
Case R eb in d no
SamInato Chapter a f tba Future west a h e m
Ottealtot during o
Irnca CUi i and Fannie
vertising in the name of tho
Farmers af Asaartc* will broad- heavy goto,
Locked Doors Today longwood Library, 8ha added
ooab a program near WRUF, __________
WASHINGTON, Apr. lSs-f-T)
—After hearing eight days of
tMtinsaag and eaunaal arguments,
tha Senate locked,IU doom today
The Young People's Servlc*
and began deliberation* on seven League of Holy Croea Episcopal
House
Impeachment
charge* Churrh la putting tha finishing
agsinat Federal Judge II slated L touche* on n pageant to ba given
LOCAL
Ritter e t the Heath#rn District of In the church next Sunday even
Florida* N g ono rauld say how ing. U Is colled "Tho Resuarec*
long iho eOcret saselon would lost. Hon," by Rosamond KlrnboO, woAfter It to o ro r.th a 8enoto will der 'tho direction ef Mlsa Mar
open Ito daani and publicly w to garet Young. Tba whola chance
on each of Iba ehargeo ogolnet of tha rhurrh will ba traoxfonnad
the jodf*.
late o good** containing tha
sepulchre
about
which tba
pageant to enacted.
Frank Clark Dies
vln Capital After ggjjf
A Short Illness c ir
Fox In R a c e For
Commissioner In
S e c o n d District
DeMolay Awards
Tear Gas Bombs
Hurled At Cops
By Girl Strikers
Norris Opposes
U. S. Loans For
Private Profit
th e i ha tnw«a ba Will not disap.
^
**— Vm Katnf to pat
aqr bast M M wMU on the
C * Ojmmlaalow d a ba’plag to
•Mva «w many pmAUms with
b iM J M fr o u U d . -
J « 7 U Ace^rted To
Try F loyyin^ Cases
No More Canal
Fuud,Now,Says
Mr. Roosevelt
Congressional Action
Has Closed Door To
F urther Appropria
tion By Government
VigorousjCanipaign Added 40 To ItS
Tomorrow sees Om start of the A
II
“ » «> membership ram pa lew of a V O ll
NUMBER 147
Future Faroeri WDl
Give A ProftMu
WRUF On 8aturd»y .ra 3 S
To H tip Make
anty In State’
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'ACE SIX
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,
WRECKED AIRLINER SURRENDERS ITS DEAD ,
BRUNO HAUPTMANN COMES HOME-----IN A COFFIN!
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Alt old faahlonod farm .wagon waa tha only vahlcla capable of negotiating tha ataap, rough,
inountalnalde to ramovo tha badlea of I I pariona who parlihad In tha crath of tha T W A airliner
•tilt Pacer near Unlontawn, Pa. Tolling by flaahllghta, roacua workara are ahown lifting a body fram
■fM wreckage to the wagon. (Aaaaolatad Praia PhaU)
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In daath, aa In Ufa, Bruno Hauptmann wia a rnagnat for all eyaa. A crowd Vf tho e urW a la cheww
curroundlng a mortuary In Naw York aa a haaraa hairing hly ramaina arrivfg from Tranton. N. J ,
where ha waa electrocuted far tha kidnaping and murdar of Baby Lindbaroh. ( Ateoclotad Praia Photo)
FLOODS FOLLOW TORNADO IN SOUTH
. Count Lanca Haugwlta von Ravantlow, Infant aon of tha formor
Barbara Hutton, la ana of tha rlchaat youngatara In the world. But
with all of that, hla “conduct" la about lika that of all other bablea
tho world aver. Bean during an airing In a London pork, tha oondld
camera ahowo him to bo a fine young fallow who freto (upper loft)
whan ha’a tired af lying an ona aide. Than ha kloko a lima or two
aad faola bottor (upper right).
Ho hum I
Ha*a alaapy (lowor
(loft), and finally ha 'drape eff far o anooia. (Aoaoalatod praao
TO ASHES!—AND SO ENDS STORY OF BRUNO
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of night and with grootoat aaaraay, mortuary attandanta took tho body of tha aaiautad killer af
>, kidnaped Baby Lindbergh ta Preeh Pend trematory In Queeni, Long laland, and attamptad ta amuggla
M Into tho roaring furnace bafaro apaatatora aauld follow them. But an Aceoclatad Praaa phatagraphar
..‘ n o them carrying tha aaflln— and thla Onaluclva picture raaultad. (Accoclalad Praia Photo)
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Tho tornado-wracked South had Hooda added to IU,'plight at awollan etreamc Im
aoatlano. Th a Cangaraa river aw apt aver aandbaga and Invaded tha Brand River Pa
building ( U p ) at Columbia. » . C - noeoaalUtlng ramoval of machlnary. Tho boya
didn’t havo ta go to tha river la fleh at Columbia. Th o river came U thair parch, aa II
with flah note. (Aeeeelpted Praao P hatea)
ORNADO WAIFS! WHO ARE THEY?
Mr*. Roosevelt's
v New Easter Outfit
RESCUERS
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ROOSEVELT ENDS FLORIDA
' f f e .t O v .v i r l .;
Mra. franklin Q,
ahown waaring tho
�g m i a o t t C o u n ty P ro d u c e s
FnrfU Aad Vcyttables Than A n y
S to lh r A m la America
AS INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
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VOLUME XXV
M e m b e r A a s o d a te d
1,184 Qualify
ForTuesday’s
City Election
P re ss
Council Called
By Sales Army
Of Trade Body
One Fern Shipment
Poll Books Contain
Names Of 200 New
Voters And Heavy
P o l l Is Expected
S a n fo r d Is T h e O n ly C e n tr a l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, M ig h tn 't
A nd W a te r T r a n s q p r ta tio n
lip r a lit
NUM BER US
Established In 190fl
H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y . A P R I L 13. 1936
1
■-
People In Panic As
Planes Soar O ver
Ethiopian C apital
THREE DROWNED IN FLYING BOAT TRAGEDY
Meets Wednesday To
Make Final Check
Of Campaign For
New Memberships
0 I*.*
D-1I-. Shelter Is Sought In
D a l t i m o r e Ivally
Foreign Legations
T1 oo B
e A d d re sse d
INhough
Fascists Did
D e /iu u r e s s e u
o t B o m b T b e C ity
i
-------Preparatory to starting out on
| their drive for new memtwrm of
One shipment of ferns from the Seminole County Chamber of
Pern Park shown on the loading Commerce, rapUin* of all teama in
platform at Lnogwnod. Horton ; the "M ira army" have railed a
I
Barnett in the fnryKr,,unci. Se>rri “council of war" for neat Wr-lneshundred thousand' o r* ttmklet* day afternoon at 3:10 o'clock at
being put out by Ihe A C. L. rail which time card* will be m ected
road will contain this picture, Mr for delivery to the team* at a
-------I
Barnett aaid.
(lv TW U ssrU tH
"kick-off” breakfaat at 8 o'clock
into
romping!!
uu
Fh!
M
ir
mi
— Thursday morning, the “ «aro hour’*
With • total registration of
limiifht a
F in t'lru t
! when the army will go over tha
I,
184 a uglified electors, an
rullv
u
ADDIS A B A B A , A p r. IS .
iIm- i ' « hrittwralt**
! top. Captalna unable try attend
unusually Urge poll Is ex
lUUmi-n Vri **111 fa«hitm«pil li*f* ll» ■ (ATM— N in e Itn U n n r i m e s
the Wednesday afternoon council
ted to be cast at tomor€ ited
liilht |M* It* 'Mil! prot *tit* I hr ii*I j flow o v e r E lh ittp 'ft’s r n p iU l
meeting are aiked to aee to i t ,
r’a ap
special City election
.litwv. u which the I'li'iftiilwif 1
that their lieutenanti attend
ed to choose a successor
i.» hive f u r t h e r irpitn. i (in lay , th r o w in g ih e poinitnce
Officer* of the tale* army exto the late Mayor T. L. Du
•file the A t l r im iU iia tM ii» in to h |vr.'iii’, j ’t s t a s i IP"’*
!
!•
it
4*f
1U
prvssed
themselves today
aa
mas as a member of the City
Vk.ll
. in th e b i g d r iv e I*' I r r n m e n t sja rk e a m a n n ald Era*
being
highly
pleaaod
with
tho
Commission,
tio ro r Ila ilo S e ls a s lo
\ait)i( i Ht* \ . t \ r n i h e r e t n tion
advance reaponee Wing
mad*
M ore t h a n 200 n ew v o te r s
, (kolitii’inl in t e r e s t rl<>* | li'iulinif n in o v e n ie n t n f 300,I
have registered. In the la st p ri
i by r,rn“
subscribing for muitv Iu i t* ,in*• iiMiimrle^ tm in rrow m J ittlfl fre n h w a r r i o r s to t h a
u u n n i c ™ i tip|e
mambenhipa.
Additional
mary In November, 914 votera
nh'w.14 41.*.4 Stlhr»«ka* C*ii|imel n o r t h e r n fr o n t.
were qualified.
' advanoe
multiple mem be rah ip
Th«- Fascist .erial squadron *pFrittik hi i»kx* Chlrafft* publisher.
Thaf^oUa will open a t 7:S0 A.
O f I a v a l I nr i i m t r v *nb« r'P, “ n* «nn<*rarod today
Afi«I Sr nil1
itiM llo ra h i f M a h n n i w t [H-sreil out of the nortlg comptatu
r
lAJCai
i
n
a
U
S
i
r
y
tT
T
th,
Georgia-Florida
G
roM. aftd will close a t eundown, or
in (Tii* It*i v! min tr» in An wtruuTli' rd its night over the city and
-------j eery
Company, operating tha
IU
P. M. Thera wi'l be only
pr eihlefit ml turned hack to tha northern front.
for (hr Ue|i uhlinin
More than two million sprays | Suw, nnre , tor„ . eight memberone pollipg place, In City Hall.
nomInn(mu a In n both ivrk lllibi
The filers apparently wars bent
The candidates are Vivian A. of a*|fcragua fern* were ahipped ships; (*. I. ami H- Dingfetder,
I rlrlrifA tn t< (hr fTrvrlrtml Rniph oo'y on a scouting mission, drop
out
of
Seminole
County
for
the
leven
memberships:
Lake
Charm
Speer, form er member of the
licitn mtivciiii.*n P m itlrn i |{tH»*r ping no bombs. On their last ap
City Commission, and If. J. Lodge. pre-Easter trade, report* Gordon Fruit Company o.^ Oviedo, ft>w
At Ii I-* un.tp^Mfsr.i in th r lllirmu pearance, nine d ay . ago, Italian
memberahipa.
Both are merchant*, the form er Barnett of Florida Foliage at Fern
pfimiirv itri (hr iVmiwrifli- aIUi* pilots attacked tha Addis Ababa
iF.
Simpson.
of
tha
Prraldent T
in the clothing bualneaa and the Park. Hr said it waa 'h e beat «**Tlir I|UI-A| ittii brill if A^kril in airdrome, but also refrained from
Chamber of Commerce, in a bul
latter a grocer.
Three persona perished In th e hatbor a t Port of-Spain, Trinidad, when the flying boat, Puerto 1 A rih rr he Mill ptill mnn- ¥t»U*H bombing tho capital itself.
ion
local fern btmi ness ha* letin itaued today calta attention
E. F. Lana, W. R, Watson and
While nine Italian p'anee car
Rican Clipper, enroule to Buenos Airv>, g ra n d alaunch and "ground lopped" on the surface of the ihwn Knt«\ it ml lb mb ctunbinf1*!.
of
tha
w
orker,
to
the
fal.owing
eveV
enjoyed.
Hi*
firm
alnna
1,
In Nrbr.iwkii Bnriih
«|sci rn
J. Beck ware named by the City
ried out their observation.*, for
watar. A forward rom parlm ent of the 19-ton clipper llup) was broken open an,l Ihe !ntu*hmg
important
d
ate.:
Commlaaion aa lnape*tore and I shipped mor* than 11,000 worth
lft*t*t| ft*r Ihr Rrpvihlirinn il«*ti*iift|eA.
M artinet I lull a | a11 nf ili'lrifnli' o i mlltlAtri eign legation.* wore crowded with
T h u n d e r, 8 A. M* sharp, all swirl of w ater drowned Stew ard Amailt-n I-ope* (lower left) of Miami, F i t , and F II
Wm, If, McKinnon waa named aa of fern*, ho .toted.
|ii'ri6oriEi nr**king nh«*lter No ihoU
(ri lit iitrtl i hr* itrn a lo r m « y not win
clerk ed the election.
Shipm ent, went a* fa r north member* of the 'mate* arm y" to (rig h t) of New York. Joao fturbl (m ite r), tho fam out Sp.innh pianist, umt rn e u til imtmrl
wvro fired. A Fascist hombat
report
a
t
tha
Chamber
of
Com
!
(hr
ilclr
if
til
um,
(IhtrrvcrA
The term o f the late M ayor and waat aa Medicine H it, Alberto,
later circled over the capital.
merce
Budding
for
tha
"kick-off"
ftuvrrnnr AIf Ijintlnn nf
Deawa would have expired In Canada, and aa far north and east
Ethiopian report* .aid a squad
breakfast. Juat one hour, a good
Knn«BA it ulrnriif in NchrAnka
^“ y i . ** —a t g w , aad the Be Prince Ed war I 1*1.nd. and a*
ron of Italian plane, bambtrdwi
•Mtfaan tem ernew . fc fa r Mm por- fa r waat a . El Paao, Texaa. and meal, lo t. of anthuilaam and a
A m uv rn if fil U» h»n* N rb rA tk a
W arm Batlu, 40 m ll.a aoutkwast
flue eta rt fo r the 4-day campaign
votrM w rilr in llu* iiArur of of Deasye, yesterday,
• * * * " ehoeelgg a Comm h a loner aaat to Brunswick, Maine. •
.ending
to
keep
Semlnota
County
where
Hrniitiir
(icoffcjr
W
.
Norrin
waa
M a n M i l k — a ijlt a J term .
According tot Mr. Bdrnett,
crowd* of Sunday worshipper*
■he
belongs
In
tha
Chamber
of
'
bi
*
I
In
InKAini[ijf
headway
Nor*
florist* have com* to the conclu
nothing from tha church**. Thro*
rit h«» not ntntghl rcclcctinri to
sion th a t th e ir hothouse ipaca can Commerce field; ao make plan* now
the Benntr, but has horn nrifctl by persons were reported killed.
l a pul to b etter use in growing to attend. A groufr picture of the
Emperor Selssstn dispatched tha
both Democrat* and Republican *
flawere .whsss (bene In any quan tity MiUrw I f B y will we taken a t 9:06
nilppovri/
to* dafroriv*'
A. M. and then a t 9:10 A. M. tha
i4ap#WVJC t0\d*f»B*iv*'
to *t h v In office. Ilf U an IhaUglTiC reserve n
f Every public spirited ritisen
desired can be shipped from Flor
drive begin, in earnest. Team
Kcpublican
positionsI from Lake Tana, aphart
ida a t any season of the yetr. worker, will solicit only those for in Seminole County should Join
of B rttlih
ih Influenc# !■ U t M t i f i
the Chamber of Commerce." Said
Shipments went forward during
whom thsyj have proepect card* Frank Evans, generalissimo of tho
west, tn taiko A sh.ngl In th«
the
coldest
w
eather
anJ
no
shipBABtO W .
Apr.
1 J_ 0 P )_
until Monday. However, Monday membership campaign, today in
cen tr.l sector, 100 miles north of
Venirv o f 10S m as summoned tn ment was damaged, ha said.
will be a free-for-ell, when any commenting upon the proepect*
llessye, scene of an earlier Ethio
Moat of the fern shipments were one ran be “wild* who U n i wear
P»»W s a ala man Jury to tr y the
pian defeat.
for
the
drive
which
begins
n
e
tt
WASHINGTON.
Apr.
I3
.W
)
-------Tsmp« flogging t a u t waa w hit ms da from the Longwood rail big a memberahip button.
Gnvrnrm rnt officials her* said
Thursday.
P u l l i n g n s u r p r i s e «>n t h e de
L A K E \\ A l . t 'S , A p r 1.1 M 3 —
t l e down to SI today with iSa read elation.
Monday, Apr. 20, at 8 A. M.
T)n* recital to !■,• present'll at the Ihe earlier retreat nf Ethiopian
“The reputation of a city is
■ U k And defanae .till to q u ca
“ —
------1 fetisc, tho House pn '-ev u tio n 1"
! free-for-all solicitation begin, 'and measured lay the reputation >f it)
, Kinging Tower on 'l u ro Ny At noon, armies in tho north waa du# to
ll®n pro* pact Iva Juryman. Judge
Tomorrow's tid e.: High at 12:37! day introduceil evidence In tho is made ii|> nf (he following nelcc an sbmdutu lack
tram workers need no longer re eittien*. If there are any who are
of defects#
Rehart Hawaii excused 10 vanlroitiuum4hm. nl trial that (j(m
gard proepect cards, but try to dissatisfied wit), their city, with A. M. tnd 1:21 1*. M.. low a t 7;3I i
against alleged prison g at a tman bacauaa tbay ware a pee la I
| F fd rm l Jiitiifr lla "Irtl L. H ittn «f
-sell" a membership to everyone their Chamber of Commerce, or A. M ami 7:34 I*. St.
larks and arelat bombardment..
I. America.
dapntlaa and tha olhar 14 f t | Mo rid a. tlrfrn d m t. rrctm im m .ltd
A _
_
■j
, who iant wearing a button whltn the way it la run. they shoul 11
(a) Flow Gently Sweet Aflnn Hue, contended tho official, .the
varioua caaaaa.
his
funner
law
partner
in
|t*Jft*.
fori
Italians have now handicapped
I h e
I r e s i d e n t i read* “ I am a MtmWr of the Sem- join up and do their part tow ar I
J E. Spllrn.n
fcW n fo rm ar Tamp* polico. U f
A lot in - ALrtini.nte Spring* the. federal l-fu'h. In llo rei-nm_ _ _
i inole County ChamWr of Com bringing about the change* whic.t
(h) Santa Lucia —Neapolitan themselves by a harty avtenatan
m * . Ineluding foroaar Chief R.
was so d Saturday hy Jam es I . ; mendalinn llitter noled that his
uf their Imaa with tha n i p t dally
llarcolle.
•
‘0 . T ltuw orth, aro nopr on trial
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1-1,—CP) merce." The “victory supper" i* to thay desire. *'
Cunningham to Sara I laive, a e -1former partner, A I. II auk in of
becoming heavier. Difficult!** In
(c)
The
la
s
t
Hose
of
Kunimer
—Major General Johnson Hagood la Monday evtning a t 6 o'clock iu
"None o f ' us is perfect," Mr, cording to a w arranty deed on West I'uliu llrarh.
“ support
keeping open communication south
V . Pout not Mbs With Joseph was ordered res to m i to active tha Chamber of Commerce Build- Evan* said, “and » , all make mis*1 record,
-Irish
Air,
[ er of ilrrlw rt Hoover.
.1. Minuet from E flat Symphony of Mnkale .nil It. the Inks Tmut
• r and Saar R eg a n ware duty today In command o f the Ing. "This will a* a real g ath er take*. The Chamber of Commerce'
Frank I*. W ilib, dufciiwu cumi
region are expected her* to sup
ing. ad d o n l fall to be there." ha* mad* m l.takes, but It ip our
— Moiart.
The weathei
Generally fair sc I, objected, trill Vice |'iesldvnt|
aw W .. IB a a . * ' " ^ ** T ,m »M S iith Corps area .1 Chicago. He aaid President Simpaon.
ply the Ethiopians "oppn,-Unities
4.
(a
)
Sweet
Hour
of
I'cnyer
desire
to
correct
them.
With
your
waa
remove
i
from
commend
o
f
the
tonight
and
i'ueaday,
slightly
h u h j g r i l i Sho*“ 4k*r <■!*<) Of
G ainer, presiding, allowed the *•
to eahaiist the invaders by ha*
W II. Bradbury
help and the active cc-nperattn.i warmer on southeast
Eighth Corp* are* a fte r he rritlcoast to- lestlnomy with (the declnrallonj
{I,y () Jesus, Thou art St.nil ri»**ing rhei. line*.
of the whpl* County, w* can have; . night. E stieine northwest Florida, the Senate was funiiltar enougii
f t f M T _ _ r n a t -----'*
d ie d WPA money a t “ atage
The Lmperior' action In ralllnT
... *...
ing E. Husband,
• better
C b tm b rr of Commeree .irr i- tonight an I Tuesd
taTeh
iy.
a till the case to judge it* rele
nut reserve manpower indicated
a
vancy. Walsh said It was "pretty s, F.l llmidmi Walloon Kong» change in flghtksg tactic*. Thus
,
j merely ait on the sidelines and
______
*, , n ® twice with President Itoo-evalt
ditical canilidatiw and others isilitical" and Im material. He Jj* llcqucst number.
fur ho ha i not perm itted largo
On
Wings
of
Song
Mendels
**»«. C arrie H tarr Hardy wlfa I
personal y ordered llegood
■
Miring
to
attend
this
evening's
said Judge- Itittei had d e n i'd |7 .
TUPELO, Mlsa.. Apr. I I ^ J P ) I
,lo n **
coi.c-ntrillion,, espec^lly In tho
*
no
better
way
to
sho
-1
sohn.
dance
lie given in the Mnyfnn IMilitica had enlernt into any of
4 W thfa mom - ! w lo re d to duty.
—Two persona were kilted, two in -1
TT
your interest and your prid# to Hotel by Ihw Yiiutiif
The Star SpmuttaS Banner. is ltrm e multi, whore Tha coun
ing a t her home >*
^ t 1400
Ea*t iI At Chicago Hagool
lit, ncticna nr appointments.
iiv u CeiAt
""■" wlll replace
*
jr-i*”
hirst' Ciiiic*iijr
critically Anil
and to1
I I oothsra
m e n nhurt
un
au
try is poorest.
and in your enmni > Cltfo ran obtain ticket* at the door.
i..***4* ^ 8 tr —t fa A * Ing a ahntt Major Gsnyml fra n k MtC>y.
. slightly when a truck bringing 6
1
,
The pruaectWliui h.i* based Its1
The situation cn tho Ogadeq
Join the Chamber «< Dancing I. to login i t 9 «V o<-Jt.
traarlaae* -■
VI,r I
^
• • t o n o f ag,-. fretire, May 2.
com" ■sigh Is sera to tornado- ravrged T u -J,.
m lnripal argunirnl for rem oval'
anu work for it. Don '
ne*r her*
.
Srnday
" ** sfr^"
I®®1** ‘In Mont- niand tha Baeond Cotpa
a t , p*to overturned near
Sr
relay. be
. a follower,
follower or a pol< sitter, bu:
Th# regular - n n t h l r meeting uf, ....... .
u , brini( rvccivcrshiii
Alfc, and had lived hare New York, sucicediog Major (JenH i c k Im ! P arktr. U and Ann
hi, four,
Ihlll
fa r IS ytana.
. , r, | [>*nnU Nolrn who is lallring. Grsdy, a t nut 22, died after the jump right In and do y tu r pa t* lha Board " f Directors »f l h c , Mi||
Pa tha first to put yottf should - Semlnolo Coun'y Cahmhsr »f ( o m - ,rfial.... .
fr r,
lhn,
. Fnneral aervlaaa
will
j —V W
MI he ro n -:
----------------. truck
truek struck a bridge railing. Mr. •a Ihe wheel I I
c i m c a C o . A pt.
i s —i a p i —
us have yo •
J * * * * ! T j# « to y aftornoon
w a _r i n i f n . a . , J . a , r v r . .
w tllh r held Ih the t h .m e r ; h|„ form #r ,„w
tn .|
T) Brown sustain*I i d__
n b tk
from
idea*
and your pep and energy.
i 0f Commerce lluilding T u rrd ay '
"m rru p tly " rerrivr.1 $».M) t
inuriaa. Hospital a t - 1 "h.
t W*
|trd " who claim* t« have
can put them to
H m k w ith
j ft(,m thoM
,
M a r k e t s . o ^ -t.pe re- sse d doubt tha Brown* m rgjBC Semins le County a bigg evening, at 7: 3) o’tlock.
desperado John Dlllinger to
MIAMI, Apr. 13.—|/p)—Emllto
jv* to Char*. M i hartal will b* in
, 1 It also stressed the charge th a t1 'h a th in 11*31 » the h*n.l* of | Edwards lla lo .C hilean minister to
,l“ “
a n i b atter place in which tn |i
Camstory. The p i ||
H
tf
t-nLv.
hn*
f
%.I'
simi joined
Ls,**sI,R other
,.Kft*_■«, iChilean
"L.1Ia_— nfflcUU
"One o f th* g reatest assets gb :t Y r t a r o n e * ' f -twIiti YiVM P .p .o r th , chairm en of
T»® *n*tk * “
f? m
- f ‘- r ^ j > ! l f e a n .lf w to .il agents, he- Cuba,
w il b* John Govt, W alter
u ii«
— on ih* f i n t day any man can have l« to balks
the Advisory p committer »f- ^- ■»—
, L o .w 8 U r .M
here
tu
a'len.i
e
three-Jay
PanR a o th jJ. C- Trswfek, J . K. Smith,
that he will b* successful. We InAinrrican |i r s r rim beginning to
B a ri rd S late F arm er. Marks*. th® tf n>* ^ onl * **
A . Rf Rarkgy and L B. Uodgtoa.
lot>.
mealing
o
f
the
post
.»
bu.i
Mul,
ord
R
rolty
Corporation,
and!
j
K
l
J
'
^
.r
n
n
u
n
J
.
’
Have th a t th is Chamber af «'«»■day. A rriving with him by lirliner'Y
’ Are. H ardy to w rrtro d h . bar propoaaa to “ro b # tk s dlckana" a t * P «
| ((ck of funj (> (hl. attorney was Guillermo G ailtua legation
metre drive I* going to b* .ijci-e-- n ata of "extrem a lm |wrtance" is i« ," h e r 17.600 from J. !(.. b ro m i.J
a
masting
of
tha
hoard
this
avnat# HIM tM'for* tho nUtfiL Tin- Flint M kh., manufacturer, now i
h « lM d . t * n amsO shOdrva, o n .
_w
r
r
n
t^
l
Mrs.
Sage
from
secretary In Cuba! Alfonso Ora*,
fuL
Wa
ballave
that
the
tnlag ov#r the proposal "to toiltd
tj |n , h# , ln)K1|ir . Johnson cm ,,,! general of C il* la New
Chamber o f Commerce will N- post will meet to the legion Hut ilr.d, to r legal **rvic«» ™ “ Uln-f1X
1
ath#r
markato
to
Florida.
Ha
■ ^Harenca
'
mg -om . real estate from b r a n d ..,
,
f m
,
, nT V o r| lU o trT,Tf<J
ful. W# believe th a t San alX :00 o'clock,
•aid h* did not tarow asactly w tot
Testifying in his own behalf a rehearing of the' recently up
ford end Semlnolk County will l-e
]7 " to d a y
Dr. A ).len d er Vincent D ).
could bo dona about it,
It, but
toil he
F irst report* from the memlo-r- y r'trrd a y , R itter agired he he'd
7:30 P. M.I City Commission, successful. And we bellev* that
held deportation order,w ould ex Washington, t). C , d.rector of 1
nrenror BhotU
8b
R. Dsrrtak, J r , and H im Emliy plana to w rit# to Governor
ship
drive
icin
g
put
on
hy
The
nrreptad tha, $7,500 hut said it was
City Hall.
V you, tha loyal, patriotic, and |" ••
pire Wnlne.dnv. The attorney Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
A rgtcuJum J ComJtiaak
to to '
*to»N r. W . U
7:30 P. H.I Boy* Athistle Club, graselve d tlia n s
of Semi no a Junior Chamber # f Com merer will a " g ift" from a lung-time friend, Mid such a petition would not be Relations, D epartm ent of Cora- .
to
ojlpo**
Mayo
and
urge
tha
• t o n . A 0 i n rm lim to a t b m b# mad*' at a dinner meeting of lie contended the services he p er
Artn*.
*
County,
a
re
going
to
help
.•
mere*, who arrived h e n yesterday,
thay bsiiM a
tha organisation in the Miyf.nr formed fo r FAncis were not filed.
,0 m amimm of tha m r k o t within if
M 0 P. A.:, VaUron* *f Foreign make it ancroaiful.
Fred J. Kcholtfeldt. district di la to apeak today a t a P aa Aateri1M miles a t Br#
Ihie.day
evening
a
t
7:30
legal
but
purejy
perwmal
and
that
Believe in y e a r to On, b e lfio
ford It U going to to u t o ur m ar W an , Legtoa HuL
rector for the Departm ent of Im ran League banquet
•:00 P. M.: Grady B arton, c*ndl th at it la th* beat, work fnr th.it • ‘clock. Member* of tho member- the |7 JM ) ware intended fur a lot migration, salil Mr*. Bag* would
kat," ha aaJd.
An
historical
play-pageant,
.h
ip
commit!*#
are
aspacislty
<
>
n
which
to
build
a
house,
The advisory board will roost la date fa r goweroac. P i n t aad Max- and. and U trill ho tho boat."
bsi started for her home'and. Ru "O'Higgtne of Chita," will b* pre
urged to bo present.
|
- ..................... —
Ih* office o f tho B u t# M arket a t
mania. aboard th* next train car sented Tuesday In B ayfroat f a r h
1:00 P . M.t D aad Headquarter*
7:30 o’clock.
rying alien, from Chiragu to the ____________________________—
W.
E.
Horn*,
owner
of
a
barker
OOBMtoA FNO, Armary.
E ast, probably on Apr. 28. Th*
9:00 f . M.: T e a t Damocrot*
deportation orilar was based on a
O ak, da ace. M ayfair HatoL
conviction In G ary, lnd„ on a
■ 77™ "*
| when a ear ha was fririn g rotWABHINOTON, Apr. l.T - M t— charge of operating a disorderly
ATHENS,' Arp. 13.—(Ah- Con-,
with on* driven b \ a negro
13.16 P. M-: Rotary Cob, May
•tontine D # « # rd jk, premie■ of
OrUndo, w o u t threo mil-e To Uto fanfare of an oM-f.ihlnned house. Her hi'.band, AlexandeTTpa*.
fair Hotel.
K»b. A vsrag* —
G
roan
alaM
la
s
t
Nav.
30.
wa*
cf sen fo rd on S tate R»»d torchlight procession. President Bnt[ h*r on,,, Bteve. nr* remaining Mar Avers#* . .
Clan (“ B a.tar-1 M atciif
|:0 0 p. M.i Tana la. Baaforl v*.
arNit*
found
dead
to
bad
today
from
av
^
jj . w ll |ak*n to FerneM-1 Roosevelt will carry forward hi* in the United State*.
Ovtodo today ((«.lifted s« a ca__ Apopka, BaadaD Chea* courts
l -------—— —.
cam paign for r*-el*ction tonight at
atU ck a f apapiaxy. A monarch U|>gto 4,n MamocUt llospitol.
•’**■" '<*" "one la hi* in T V triet K%. ]
f t o P. M-' BasebiU, Sanford with
a D*ltlmo«* Democratic rol y.
innt a r t #
views. Deme-djii
_
AERONAUTS GET MEDALS
*M ch lac .ndod Ovtada, Chatoata* ) k W
■
Th* P re iL a n t will br th* guest
had baan toMttv* politkallv for
0»ady B urtoa a f Wauchula. can.
Celdetrrod aad S»*vt«. H# t a a B 4
P. M.: O aaa Ctoh, Valdaa
WARSAW, Apr. 13.—0P>—For
acme tint# pwtil Kin*
didato f - g o v r o - r . will a I of • Maryland*, young Democratic
m Oviedo tho b i t aln* yto-rf.
relied hint %% term • cabinet ifl* | n u E-n>inoU Covfity ro 'tr* In (Tub* |la will p irtk lp a te In th* th* {Hpl* victory of Polish balloot
,'* "* .:etto » a rrororT staro and. 7;S1 P. M .t Janlog Chamber of
• r Ih* racsBad monarch bofaidv l t Lflnnfa n i f niattt and ‘•tall them tonfillghq procession leading t o 1lata in tha Gordon Dennett race.
- fm u n i K it ton, an I WM f a r tfctea'caoi
M eytotr llateL
F ilth
Regiment 'r.f 1933, 1934 end 1936, th* Polish
ostds w ith
KunrfyUi.
I what la th* • first issue raised HalLimora'a
7* » r rlems F ih m l g .
t ' 7:30 P. M.i Otoarty Chamber 01 General
________ ... *4
Mete lie, m in is te r' to thl* cam paign." Under i r u - Armory and liters will da lvar hi* Air club hat awarded th* aero
RtotUJ MeCMtamL r ^
1 t'omioer##, C* af C. todldlaf.
------- — —L u
nauts special medal*.
a t war,
By Mr. Roosevelt
Speer And Lodge
A r e Candidates
Selassie I^eads
Will Speak Tonight;
Reservist Army
Polls Open At 7:30
A. M. And Close At
Sundown, 6:53 P. M.
Illinois, Nebr a s k a ’
To Vote Tomorrow ( ount3 On Rainy Sea
son In least Stand
Against Inva d e r 8
J
2 Million S p ra y s
Of Ferns Shipped
From This County
Pre-E aster Business
L argest In History
Public Spirited C i t i z e n s Ritter W a n te d
Should Jo in Cham ber O f Form er P artner
Commerce , Says M r.E va n s Named To Bench
flo w in g
l'rosccution Pulls A
Surprise I n Trial ., .
O f Florida Jurist " ? k
To
___
Bmjf Tomorrow Noon
Court
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
H a g o o d Restored
To Duty By Order
Sightseeing: Truck
Mrs. Jan. T. Hardy, 29, moneyDied This Morninir Tb. dUclpllned officer conferrml O v e rtu rn s, 2 Killed ** -»«wi ^
if
to
,,, Woman In Rot! Drops
; Deportation F i g h t i Chilean Officials In
Mtaml For Jubilee On
nr. Anna Sage, -the w .nan mi County Anniversary
^ iw ^ e S J .I p a p w o r th WHl Fight L l i V
.z 'tir .z jz ':
—
: -
r
r
i r
s
:
WHAT’S DOING
S j “iStoJT JA ’
saissnstets:
Chins
Premier Of Greece
Found Dead In Ited1^ ;
Metcalf Q u a l i f i e r
In CoiuUble Race
Roosevelt Speaks In
Baltimore Tonight
—r'nina1
,
LOCAL WEATHER
tt
/ v ''
Af:
:*/ ■<*.
•a
�i1'***<■£&
rfr*' HJm
Boom?
DSU
M JW
/ -■
wT T T NK r~*’ i v J I S I ' i bI uK S ! |
W r lim M Iw
i
M
•as
■ K n a - a a f, B is^y*—
A la *a»«* aM bIm
.in
* Ha mglteWlaML Wl.****tal
•<b**>b*aa*n v »La
S m b Emp T A P t o , t
• Is City Etottlon day.
A yVyH opM ns soya thsr# will ba
:^at.aH»tvtwi»*% T th*. cr*** s u '*
mad* o u t of the new work a
yfifqpd. B utt the work on the
B and on.
BWlM** complains about th r
:; w * fu jy .la urtog,to ElhlDdof.-W*
fapt to f i r they have ignored
__ _
hoc op f e r t i l e affaire by
eoin*uof,cmt embryo ite lw m m !n
f lw ir* * - ■'
f.t
’
. i Aa Mpwlay happen* 'to bo ihe
b * B tf a r ..f iThbiiiaa Jalferw n , thu
fp lto r-o f the Ucmocuti# party, it
Welt to if member hit
'
‘ * beet
. MMfB|!*mtalnsavo(nm<nt
■' * * I 4
Nm U
S'
_ (gate (t * r a re not. «D.rw. to
DufW'
th v e a h a it o u t of thla na.v
HtSOO/00,006 a p t rapflalicg, Ban*yedi might- n et be nut of place lu
, ash lo t fee th irty or forty thou.
■Md daitou U fix. up the hrw
r '. P '
A as*jsu«yatlon. to thos* cnllcau
gMto whoJheiaV thet their Ideal
: have brain*. It ndgnt
to ru sted them
*!rl will Have ir)
flw U sa a brainy iu*o,
-w
T hntSe, J^ckyaovllle. aod Miami
u k F their K»n*«. th«lr recti'
- « k n v te - ^ S - J ;
M * a f'rith la iuit »o (trrn1.
a m h b j ig hyu-h would do
irJ4g,a,lbt of gpod.
'a , a
^
------o-----------sin e , th e sovyrTiment paid one
ftg rjw r 1127,020 for not raising
MCSr n= cotton farm er * 12.1,701
W not rolijng, enttrn, and etlll
’a n o e r t2»M 4 for n-A
•y fa f g wheat, It doe* not w f -1
egra*#osable that- It paid a Florl4 * swear
»r eorporatleff a million
f#r/ net vailing cane.
.
worthy d llto n of 3an1 N 4 who. la qualified to voje—vn*l
_ ml-pau-*rW 'nei qualified, ar* you
y^W thjsh-ehuttld' lik e llv, trnublo
_<p make a, trip to th* pol s toraor
Mutd-cos* a vote frr hi* choice
4- ®*ty Chmmlesloner’a race,
Ofw-'Phly two canJ|datqx,
1pf* whom ere well known,
e should i s no tro.bla In
logical decision. Rl
1Will dw no good utt'ess you
I If-you do not. veto you shout
comglain when things go
me airplane acrljiegt in
k.ssll T>pt thro* nf l u p
«v ptptb ltd
>>by
J * month or two ago
elfRiWT* crash to w h jf V all
ma t oeyr* war* kitiwi, tanj*
O f' lh* entkualeam
^fRBjjveJr traveL If Ip ItqMl to remember, however, th at
nmlng safer and
i war* nine fatal
l the m ajor eig tinea: Ip
war* n ! y eifbt- But
i not toll th* whole
* *
ajp mile* to
t r nett * V
tho aafety
Oflth a
ATUBUCaCi
“ H w r 'i b u j i n t u
o v e r. In D a y t o n a T ’; a lm o s t a n y o n e
m lfftit o a k . " O h , w e ’r e h a v in g a b o o m o v e r , th e r e ," w o u ld b «
t h e r e p ly fr o m a lm o s t a n y o n e liv in g ip t h e b e a c h d t y .
A n d t h a t Is t h e s o r t of- a n s w e r o n e re c e iv e s -no m a t t e r
w h ic h c i t y in F lo r id a h e h a p p e n s to b e a s h in g a b o u tl In
M ia m i, . (Palm B e a c h , F o r t M y e rs, S a r a s o ta , T a m p a , S t
P e te r s b u r g , O rla n d o ,. J a c k s o n v ille , P a in t kn, O ca la ,
L ees
b u r g , t h e a n s w e r is s w a y s th e s a m e . “ O h , w e 'r e h a v i n g a
b o o m t h e r e ."
F lg p r e e , s u b m itte d b y t h e F lo r id a S t i l e * C h a m b e r o f
.C o m m e rc e , s h o w t h a t b u ild in g p e r m its a t v a rio u s p o in ts in
t h e s t a t e a r e r u n n in g fr o m 2 0 p e r c e n t to 400 p e r c e n t b e t
t e r t h a n l a s t y e a r . A n d b u ild in g , p e r m it s lo s t y e a r w e re
1729^101 b e t t e r th a n d u r i n g t h e p re v io u s y e a r.
T h e s t a t e Is j u s t f in is h in g a n o th e r o n e o f i t s b e s t
to u r is t se a so n s.
A n d t h i s o n e Is t h e b e s t e v e r,
T o u r is t
tr a v e l t o F lo r id a la s t y e a r w a s e s t im a te d a t 1 ,7 0 0 ,0 0 0 . B u t
t h l a y e a r so m e . 2 5 0 .0 0 0 m o r e p e rs o n s n r r e s t im a te d »o h a v e
v is ite d t h i s s t a t e t h a n d u r i n g th n r e a s o n - o f 1 9 3 4 -'3 5 .
B a n k d e p o s its in F lo r id a a t th e p r e s e n t tim e a r e h i g h e r
t h a n a t a n y tim e s in c e e a rly In th e d e p re s s io n . T h e y a r e
h ig h e r n o w 't h a n la s t y e a r w h e n th e v re a c h e d **>3 551,(144,
o r In 1034 w h e n th e y w e re * 4 5 .3 5 8 .0 7 7 , o r in 1938. w h e n
theiy re a c h e d a. low o f *39,94 2 .4 4 8 ,
C u s to m s c o lle c tio n s h n v o a ls o in c r e a s e d tre m e n d o u s ly .
D u r in g t h e n in e -m o n th
p e rio d o f t h e
p re se n t
fisc a l
v e a r, c o lle c tio n s s t F lo r id a ’s p o rls lo ta le d * 2 .0 3 8 ,8 2 0 as
a n d o n ly * 1 .9 1 2 .9 2 8 in 1934.
A t t h e same tim e In c o m e s n f l'~ th In d iv id u a ls n n (| ™ rr o r a tio n s h a v e In c re a se d n s in d ic a te d b y ■% ris e o f
* 3 6 0 .0 0 0 in fe d e ra l In co m e tn x e s d u r i n g t h e m o n th o f M arch
o f t h i s v e a r o v e r th e m o n th o f M a rc h l a s t y e i r .
W h » t is ev e n m o re s n o c tn c u ln r is t h e re v e la tio n t h a t
t h o n u m b e r o f r e o n l” *n t h i s s tn te h;is in c r e a s e d -ttv e r 200.000 s in c e t h e d en resrtio n Itefjan . Th*' to ;’0 r e n s n s sh o w ed
F l o r i d ’ h a d 1.468.470 n e n n le liv in " In l» ; th e 1935 c e n s u s
g a v e th i s s t a t e n m n u M l o n o f 1,600.852.
A n d vo w e h e i r fr o m nil o v e r F lo r id a . “ A ho n m Is
g e tt in g u n d e r w a y !"
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Insurance
U ecordH
S c u ttu rM l r e lu r n n In d ic a te th a t it h i g h e r iTealh r a t e in
th a g e n e ra l p o p u la tio n o f t h e UniU-tl S t a l i t w an re c o rilitl
f o r tlio w in te r m o n th a o f 1 9 3 j th a n f o r th e .tum o hcuhop a
y e a r ago, b u t t h e c o n tr a r y is tr a p a m o n g th a 17,000.900 Iniiu s tri.il tn lic y h o liie r s o f th t- M f trn iw lita n
l.ifc In s u ra n c e
C om pany.
" I n t h i s la r g e cro*s-st>cliotl o f th u iw p u lu tio n ,
t h e yenr-to-rlaU * m o r ta lity r a t e tltc H i^ tl. u p to t h a «uul of
K o b n m ry fr o m 9.4 p e r l,0 0 d > in 1935 to th e u n u s u a lly low
tl««Lh r a t a o f 9 .0 in 193G," s n y s a b u lle tin fro m ih e co m
p a n y 's m n in o ffic e .
T h a t b e t t e r h e a lth c o n d itio n s p re v a ile d a m o n g th e s e
In su rer! is f u r t h e r In d ic a te d b y a d e c r e a s e in th e c a lls m a d e
by th e v is it in g n u r s e s e r v ic e m a in ta in e d b y th e M e tro p o l
ita n f o r I n d u s tr ia l, p o lic y h o ld e rs , th e b u lle tin sa y s . T h e de
c re a s e III c a s e s o f Illn ess n u rs e d n m m in tc I to I I n o r c e n t
lip to t h e o n d o f F e b r u a r y , d e s p ite th o r ig o r o u s w in te r .
L a rg o d e c re a s e s a r e
re e n rtlp d a m o n g th e s e In s u re d
f o r s e v e ra l Im p o r ta n t c a u s e s o f d e a th . In f lu e n z a s h o w e d a
d e c lin e o f 8 6 .6 p e r c a n t : tu b e r c u lo s is , 10.7 |>cr c e n t; m n e e r ,
6 .6 p e r c e n t ; d ia b e te s , 10.9 p e r c e n t ; h e a r t d is e a s e , 4.1 p e r
c e n t ; c h ro n ic n e p h r itis , 7 .7 p e r c e n t, u iid a c c id e n ts 6 .7 n o r
c e n t. D e c lin e s w e re a lso re g i ttn rc d f o r a n u m b e r o f o t h e r
le s s im p o r t a n t c a u s e s o f d e a th .
A sitla fro m c o n s id e ra b le
r i s e s in th e d e a th r a t e s re c o rd e d f o r d is e a s e s o f t h e c o ro
n a r y o r t e r ic s a n d fo r d i i r r h c a l rn m p la in ts . a n d a n ev ll-rib le
in c r e a s e In t h e m o r ta lity fro m ty p h o id f e v e r , p ra c tic a lly n o
d is e a s e c la s s if ic a tio n s h o w s a h ig h e r d e a th r a te fnt; 1936
th a n w o s m g i s t e r a d f o r th e f i r s t tw o m o n th s of 1935,
T h e . Im p ro v e m e n t In m o r ta lity , so f a r th is y e a r, h a s
e o t e x te n d e d to I n d u s tr i a l n o lirv b o ld o rs o f th e P a c ific
T o a s t a n d M a i n h l n s t a t e s . T h r i r c u m u la tiv e d e a th r a t e ,
T.1, « e n 1.000. a l t h o u a h ’r e f le c tin g an »xceedtn<*lv f i v o r s b l e
h e a lth p ic tu r e , is n e a rly 3 p e r r e n t n h o v c t h a t re c o rd e d in
th o s a m e p e rio d o f 1935,
T h e d e a th r a t e In t h e g e n e ra l p o p u la tio n o f t h e la r g e
c itie s o f th « c o u n tr y In F e b r n o r v w a s 14.0 n g r 1,000 e s t i
m a te d p o p u la tio n , ns c o m p a re d w ith 13.4 in J a n u a r y , 1936,
a n d w ith . 1 2 .8 ip F e b r u a r y . 1935.
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SA N FO R D
T W E N T Y
A pretty wedding was vidanils.-d
In Geneva Sunday. Apr. V, a t the
hums i f Mr. and Mr:, It. G. G rn h ,u u on Uuch Lake when their
*aughter , 'Addle L , wea united in
marrlug* tq Mr. Joseph K. Uaowo,
the Rev. William a tune*, peilo r ui
F irst B aptist Church, performtog tha ceremony in tha prsseacu
of relstjvee and a few near frirnda.
Thn bride looked vary sweat to a
gown of- embroidered organdie
and carried an arm bouquet i f
wldto ruses and asparagus ferns.
Tjie grooni was dressed in eonventlunfi. black. After receiving
hearty congratulations ami best
Wish#* Mr. ami Mr*. Brown left
ImmedleUly lo r a shnt wedding
Ulp, Mr. Brown, who 1* on* of
Uri firm of the N»val Store* Co.,
of Geneva, has recently purchased
w. turpentine fa n g a t Mglroae, *3a..
whore he and hi* bride will m*k"
their future homy. 1
MOUNT klSC O . N. 4 , Apr. 4 Wrherd Herding Devi*,
and wan cocra*pendent.
Home byre last . n ig h t' from heart
wax found early
Ing end he had %wnr*
••U y to m ettk k e n whilo a t hi*
tiltJptacjmL'
^ X -:
' ’i
M m Ck VTf Brady left Sunday t<>
ratoae to to r home to New York.
Mra. C, k W altor antortotoo!
m Wridey afternoon with, a beauUfnV recaption la to m e of Mia. C.
*• W alker who leevea thla wash
In Wyoming.
I be Mr*. U
Henry Wight
£
toto
Y E A R S
AGO
and Mr*. Mnry Dlckiits. I t was
a pretty idea of th* J^oatesa to Inctu e In her. gueita all those, with
whom Mrs. Walkpr had been close
ly identified in her church w ars,
the Literary, end tho Wbman's
c ,ub
other*.
______
N a z i* W o u ld
D is b a n d
T o o T a lk a tiv e W o m e n
BERLIN, Apr. I.t.--(A P )—A
leralcilrant minority of women oL
filleted w ith th* Association, of
German llu u a fla u i, a pre-Nazi
rgonitatiun. has ran afoul of the
Nazi authorities.
Organised with' th* i«trn*lhl:
purpose of diacuMltig ways nod
means of Imptuylng wha: Chaneltor Adolf H itler says L their
progat sphere — houickispiug —
these wuaiea era gow aejusad; ^
tha Nazi* of having waggd
tongues jy j. - ^ J a c t o b a.iitg n«Uv
_ with, lha horn*.
This minority ha* brought dlpiresa upon I M f , and upop. to*
majority ay well far
authorities. In collaboration
t h *political
...................
police, ha
an la liquidate Ml q
uafraua and
end aba
orb Iea i
llauafratt*
absorb
will submit Into the N atl '
Association. Tb* Ifatssfraaa
o ,.e iU .T O i
f
It haa baan aa, If a,
Ip the eaap p f thJe Florida ship
yrailcontractor *5,000 to bkilld wj~ . I f
of. tha year to*. contractor. coma,
, -r
...........
hack to h b g . saying th e! b»i “® ,B ,Y % V P d to* right of Con
naedad another *000,000. Tba m in'iP W * Id decide whether It wculd
would bo daggered, and whan he avpplr th* room y, but ha appears
caught his bvoath. ha would ask ^ kavo ovarrlddan the judgm -nt
the contractor n | u | had. been1° f: •>>* o /f ld s ls whose duty It la
dona with tha first *0,000. H i to !» •« .« * projects of this k ln l.
would ba even mors astonlshod If h« Tha »hlp canal was studied by
than, learned that the contractor ; ^ p s t s j n ^ c k s a ^ d . tha Public
Mtorks AdeUnlstratton afll tjjr ip o n
hid iw q L ail the. m ew f
rejected* I t w as never passed up
tba. foundations far t.
that
cast tha other MOO.QW o n 'b y t h f hoopl of rivers anJ
h siju rs
which is tha
rs enototera,
anotorei
t* S I
YtL th a t la what happened' In ragplsr official body ODoesnwd
•avand pm jasts oL which the most wllh *och undertakings. I t
auspicious la.
F h rld a . ■kip "tudinl a n ! condemned by the IV,*u*j f,
Jptkaonvilie, to ' the POrtment gf Commerce aa unjuatlAbout *6,OOO^XM Oed economic xrojncU. Yet tlue
(lull of
canal, twice a« long Inddintally.
of rallef money, was
to sta rt b u lld to x a cans) which ea Sues,— th* longest cans) la tho
w[.ul4 hav# coatT *200,000^00 to world—was' started as a relief
finish.'Tha President did n o t haya Project by ap allocation of *},v
th* other tlM^OO.000. CeAgrsws 000,000.
How la such a proceeding to be
hae never voted th* taoney. But
characterised 7 Surely It would be
moderate to say th a t I t U not felt
jrreiae* to vote the other «1U,- dealing between tha President rod
000,000. In th* case of th* chip Congress. It m ight with Justice be
canal, C o n jrtt* haa probably characterised to much stronger
repudiated th* commitment* Bui language. P er i t is not far from
there remain many ethers, not ao being a scandal when an executive■pectacular, yet taken together official Im pairs the moral freedom
even mor* expensive, which Con- of thg L egislature
determine
greae he* not aa^ prubebjy can how much Public money shall bu
not repudiate.
■pant
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•
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.
In te re s tin g
P t o H t - l wj 2 a e
S S F lfiJ ?
l ^
affordv an u; . I ™ * '
T aft
FLOWERS
All Occasions
to
Where Did P a tr io t1***
street of
Memphis W ith Cotton
Fire S h o t H e& rd
’Round The Wodd?
[ H E R E ’S H O W .
ORDER
STORE
4
TIDAL W AVE KILLS FOUR
MELBOURNE,
Aftf.
IA ^-L «V -D to*a--'m m agav. e .r e '
killed, aad many Injured. Sunday
a huge tidal M*v*a Tialng
« u tto aye, struck to* ^
Taynornlaa atoamar
th* en trance ' “
b«.
TXBttr
aSf 1
d b ro rr
41, 1, *
r-^ r-y
ay7»v
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Cleveland U oko F y t,^
|
in a l S *ow . In . J u n e
^
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------hl*h” e o n c e a ls? b s t u S u j P .!!*
Harrison, la ISM ; T aft, h»
CLEVELAND, Apr. E L - b T I - J j f “ ne“ U tb* U*bU° *
1911. when a split c a n n e d ta t V l
Public H all, to racm a X ~ r. the
|(1 I ttt> m #( ^ e n tU i ^
**•
» -l
setting fer colorful p aw an ts. ^
I
Ue. in the prv-convinlten caw -j „ M c nominM
noliy circuses and th . splendor, H j{ n w al fog(|ht in Ohio with! r / J f.ltow ^ h l^ n .
of a ra n l r.'eT*. will echo Iwgin- Col. Carmi A. Thompson of Clrva
,
Utuosg. B fc Jlw .
Ling Juno 0 with what nwy ” 1*1*1 rltgurd with the then eecrs-i
Republican tary nf commerce, H erbert Heovt-rJ >
MeH“* h «f H ollyw cofl
politics! show in many year*.
xgxitut a “r*voriU *on,' Senator, baliUlta
superstitious
friend*,
The Republican party, In ehpoi- I'rxnk D. Willis. In l. t bnck- But he stay* In bed every time
lng Cleveland, fo r the nomination ground, directing IJs p rintu iyr ! Pridoy fall* on. ihe thirtoeath.
of its 10M pre.ldenUal can-lWatc. and prv co n w n tk n campaign wlu
selected a rlty end xtate where another Ohioan, W alter P. Brown
political eon teat* are bitterly i° f Toledo, who became postmaster
fought and widely appreciated.
i teneShL
. The hell itself haa political ] Former .Senator Simeon D. Pe*s,
background. Calvin Coclidge was another Ohirwn and forma> on
numlnateil there in ll>2* am id ,* « « al Republican • chairman, eowith
eriejs of “Keep cool with Coolidga.", J.P*™1”
" I th Thompaon an I
Tho economy platfi rm which! Brown in obtaining the’ 19*4 eonCoolidga took into Ihs Whilo vintion for Clive land.
M r s . H e r b e r t B. B uoaeH
Five mnjur party conventions
House was sp p rrv e d . there.
Phone 254.J
Expectations of national (I, O. hare been held in Ohio. The Dam-- ■Celery A te.
P. leaders who hope the conven cretle conveaUon of 1050 wee held
tion will generate power far e
sweeping crncertcd drive eg ain it
the “New U reli' ore m aU h el by .................................................................................
thoee of Ohta Republican leader*^
They expect the convention to p ro
vide the stimulus for a succsm s-^t
t<>pUhwjwwhln Riixoil drinlu
ful attack on lh* ptm oeratJe.
regime in Ohio government.
For Your
A spirited, biU U rous g ath er-^ f
P a rty —
Ing gene rally ii expected. La- , r
fay rtte H. Uleeaon, temporary ‘ |
MEMPHIS, Teim.. Apr. IH.
F ro m *
L A PfcN fifn. R J n t t fR * y_U :J»ttdl»ecrnury-.ul. to . ilepubllcsn e o n - 'J ,
M *— ’far
1 -‘
- - ‘ ventlon, <-ii--ts the cenvenllnn
,. „ , ™
wllh" 'cotton
the **----*‘
Memphis cutWAflillNOTON. Apr. 1 1 --(A P I Un carnival.
will !m e “fighting one fog tb a|
- - R e p ^ m a l . . . Sel B ^ m ^ e t o - I
WHh th ( BOfgnlB1#ot.,
an- first time since 1912.
ocrat, of New York, haa
he* aMd.
e t out nocncafngnt ,u
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m
m
The 1924 convention was n
th at
large amount
today tp find tha ptofa whgr* a^i of. cotton m ajtlng far roadbeds 1* moderately ifhlet affair. Coolidga
American Revolutionary Way, pa available, officials immediately set was nominaleif on the first boil'll,
triot fired, Ike shot “heard, round out. to obtain enough of tho m at lOttf to. 41.
the world,1'
R epubilrars who attended th at
ting to caver a t 'east two block*.
Meat pepp'a think 1| was fired
convention wilt tin I changrs when
at Lexington, Has*., on Apr, Hf,
I t F erry of, McAllen. Tea., tliry rorne to Cleveland thla year.
P h o n o 286
17lb, when British, troops, and produced 00,8*0 pmnda of orangen Arriving by tra ina th<
they will find a
American militiamen.clashed. But from hla 90 21-year-old trass.
new Union Station.
itlon. Thera are
H M t o W M O I M PI
Hltom, a skeptic In each m atters,
wants to maka sure.
The subject arose during a Benul* speech by Senator R obert R.
Reynolds, Democrat, qf North
Caroline.
“In an article abeut a. trip I
mad* last summ*r.’’ he *ajd, “I
made m tation about having bam
to- Concord (Ma**.), where th*
first shot fired to tb s Revolu
tionary days was Haard round th*
wor’d. I we* criticised by aom*
historian for that.’'
Th* senator added, h r bad. a m t
hi* sccrttarx to th e Library of
Oongraa* and bo had returned to
report th a t th* whole Incidsnt
we* e. Icgrnd.
Interrupting him, Senator Tam
Connaliy, Democrat, of Taxed
soldi
“A* ! now local), w ithout refer
ence to tho Library of Congress
for my rccd'ectlgn, the t i n t »bot
was fired on th* village green a t
U a ln g to n Looking aolamnly about th* Seneta, he recited.-.
By the rude bridge th at arched
the flood
Their flag to April*! braes*
unfurled
There one* the em batt'ad farm ers
stood •
And f in d
the shot
heard
round the world.
Senator Alton W.
Barkley,
Democrat, nf Kentucky, entered
th* dUcuaykm.
“J think," he aekl, "th a t aom*- I
one ought to deckle Juat where
this shot was Bred."
So ' Representative Bloom has
assumed tho task o f f*UM g; th*
root lewdowik- ’•
"O f course," ho sold, “tha sto
ries gbout P»ul Raver* and Batty
Rue* ere ptooeyg, 'b u t carer
did bare to fir* Use f l n | ahot. and
a t son
plea* Up tlkfr« In
Eng lam)
^T ho^lquldution order v
th*
Republican Party
th ey prill1llcan
and
O n M c h tk
a larger: i
B t publican
LiberalT V hsH Itself bsc to e s e a - ,*
*
r..W d U C
r
tarred ao th a t It will now aaat l*.-{ *J?n ° l 1871 raa nein la Odtia
2 )0 . parsons. The lack o f amaller T V >■»* wm* *he 1 * 4
halls where dalegntca m ight bold.” ™,
private conference* haa been eor-, Six Ohioans have been
| ractsd. T here a te now 15 such *“
pres i i W y , WUIlsm
i ■ l*7Ve t'll
, --V~r*
�M O N D A Y , A P R I L 1 3 ,1 9 3 6
IB B SANFORD HERALD, 8ANTORD. FLORIDA
vial A nd Personal Activities
M rs. Frank Meisch Is DIETRICH BRINGS STYLE TO SCREEN
Hostess For D aughter
Mrs. Tony Pitch ford £at hrrin? Sp?nc?r, Ole
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a
N*»‘f y R o*a?tt#r. M u t ll]
Awarded Certificate Dorothy wigirm*. Man
—
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Marw'trrt T r n h ft . W iln v
M rs T«»ny P itcb fo rd . HM 5 K im a t«*l ( V r e lia T r y lu ck.
Honoring her daughter. Mi*.
\ \r n u c . S aufonl, F lo ru it, h;i*j
-—
- — -----Constance Meisch. * -indent a t
n o t Is -m a s a r d n l a O r t i f i c a ^ l
V U r col* ny thAt g v
St. Joseph's Academy in St. Aug
•
R e cip ? K n .lorn em fnt by H?tt-*- mi t h ?a lth v in th ? *pri
ustine. Mm
fran k Meisch en
ll.im f« k (.a rd e n t fo r h rr reeit»?. in a c ***h! |«o«iti?n to g
tertained with a dance Saturday
“O ra n irr F r u it C ake *'
ip m n t P irof h««n *y
evening at the Woman's Clab onj
Thi* e rr t if ter t f . w hich
h r m /s
»nd trr*
put
Oak Avenue with a large number
national recognitio n to Mrs |h tru Mr*. Effw l l m o n
presiJ.-d
of the ycunger set in r ’tendance. 1
TUESDAY
f* rd m given by llr t t r r H o rn ?- 1
1 A R I> Ok T I I A
Several pvpils of Mrs. Georie orer th* regular meeting of
Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Stanford
Guests were received during
XV? TI S t«» thank our many
li»plrn« •«nlv to dl«t in^UI-M 1
A . M affett will broadcast at R:30 Colonel Theodor* Roosevelt Auxil hava moved from 9t« Park Ave thd evening by Mrs Mncch, M rs.'
»?. Il»?*» « hi.-h pa-.a i• 4 l?4ttr. t f ». nd« for their a»ndn?<4 duriary Number Three, U. 8 . W. V..
P . M. over WDBO.
Fm d Zerrenner. Mr.
W. II.T
nue to W*st Eighteenth Street.
Xitch^-n’-* r?«t- for «hp?ndnhdi*r. tmr th? il'ne
and death if our
Stew art, M i.. Con tanc? U'tM-h
Mr*. 0 . W. Bailey and Mr«. R. held Thursday ertn in g a t tl.r
t.'rllrner
•d
ll«tr.
fath?r.
T J Green.
and
family
hiolintnl
and
home
of
the
secretary.
Mm.
Mas
C Maxwell will entertain th :
and Miss KAthryn Thigp?n. Puiwh
j **r*M. Ca loway i« spend- was N n ri I throughout th« itm *
P e a t Matrons Club of the O. E. S. Sheafer. 113 Elm Avenue.
Z ^ rv rn n rr, M n
a t 7tS0 P. M. a t the home of Mr*.; Follturing reports of committees *B* two weeks in Atlanta at the Ing by M n
Stew art. Mn* Paul Pryold, an I
Maxwell In the Langley A-mrt- and routine bn.lnrss. Mm. Jennie A ,l*nt* Biltmore Hotel.
• I 1'iiMrr •
Ericson, chaplain, stated th a t a |
-------Mrs. V. F.- Estridge.
*manta.
1 »•»j* «ilkTi
The beard of m anager, of the large wreath was sent at the tim e' Dr- ,n d Mr*- Dougin, C. .Scott
Dancing wi« enjoynl to mu1 ?bT»T9
—ndr,
C arden Club of Psnfnrd will meet of the death of a former member. , r * plennnlg to move Wrdnesdty tic furnmhed by the NocUmtbu*
1 trc-jMis-n
w ith Am. It. M. Papworth a*. Mm. Annie L. Lord Resolutations ,rT>m 12<M Palm etto Avenue i t lators Orcbeatrr. The club houw
cup h u ll.
Park Avenue.
was decorate*! with quantitiaa «»f
Tuaeawllla. Member* will gather of condolence were formed by the ^
ri*|** JliH ir
-------bright-colored ha Horn* and g a r
a t 9:4ft A. M. at the home of Mm. committee end th , president wa«|
I 2 tvaafMHiti iDila
Mr. and Mm. J. Stokes of Kirk- den flowem. At a late hour Con
J . Howell Fixh, 1300 Magnolia appeinted to s»nd them to the
1
«alt
family.
land
Lake,
Ontario
are
Ine
gi-esta
fetti
and
Rerjwntine
mere
distri
A venae.
•rsf 4>«| |W | nn.l jme? «f | nr a n -«i
Mm.
Mea
Sheafrr
and
Mm.
lor
a
few
days
of
Dr.
and
Mr.
A
buted.
The Cleaner. Class of the Firxt
1 I .* rii| m of ffmiiml ilnt*'*
B ap tilt Chtireh will hold lie Florence B alter r e t r i e d th-y W. Knox, We»t Nlnetevnlh Street!
Among tho«i* invited were: Miss
cil|i chopp«-«| nut me- »,
Marlcn*- Dietri* h brings a collection of new
n e s t.
reg u lar bu.inVa. ami arcial me** attemled a special tnreting for th e '
(Yn*tanca Mr inch, honor gue
* rrrnn th? shorten in c mti*
f\
W„ U(, „ „
Ing a t B:0O P. M. at the home ol official visit „f th, „.,ion«l pr„ . j Mr
the Misses Mury Higgins, M ai- fotit-w to tn* *cre«n f tre Itltx 1 heater on
ben him In a lly a.i.l >h«> - i ^ mi ••|
when
«he
mi.
|
Haiy
Cooper
wil*
he
seen
in
*
I
tha
Adams,
Marian
K
stndge.
Mm. M. W. Roberta, Magnolia U l n ; “ p , E" m*
\itmi«»itin
V0* * 1' “ » • nd
rnotorv.1 to Dsy.
•n» n u ? rr?g n im jJ un til
I bur*
Avenue.
.
8 a V , ' r,1bur|r t h l P‘*r M°n- ,ona Reach yesterday for the aft Caroline Hill. Anna Cornell, Don*
\*M
th*frfifta
and
b?«t
until
t«irliemoon.
Walker. Virginia McRory. V ir
The Junior High School P.-T. A. day and Tuesday of thla week.
X-lil th? vanilla ami h m trtifi'h
A drive for new member. v u |
_____
ginia
Meriwriher.
D o ro th y
will meet a t 3:45 P. M. at the
• I* with th? flour t%h h
Ruih
echool auditorium for tho election suggested after which a special
Forming a party spending Sun- .Mitchell. Clara Meisch.
n -ift?«| with th? «o*la m I
committee reported the Ladies' ^*1 *1 I)sytons Beach were Mr. Meisch. Dor* thy Stew rrt. Mar*
o f offlceri.
ihirikT thrrnughl y after
Auxiliary of the U k r Mary Chamgueritf Ingley, Joanne A tiarello.
WEDNESDAY
b iddtiion Stir in the mnnriZ
" of
o‘ 1 *Commerce
1 :'
' " khad
' 1M‘decided
rT,aCh; m'to JAnn
S- D eforest
‘h* > Cell
•'» ” KDeforest
R »“ 7h
\
l«rg»*
nunT
er
o
f
in
v
it
it
m
n
.
bar
Mm.
alum*
\\t-»v
:»nl
MiElisabeth Cameron. Martha Mc
M inion xtttdy rlaia, “Toward
ot io.| puirr. date a nd nutnirat .
be hostess With the U. S. W. V. u uH,l g „ 7
j
, '
f o r r ’ ''
I.enor* hav*’ een i**ucrl for the ........ .. Mary A v n v .*i • ••! »rih.-, ohi.
titian America." will take place At
rice- M m cr??aad an I fl»
|
the nnxt
r i
.1
Kno* rn d
I^ H o y ( ro p ?r Donald. Mildred Hodge*.
Whiddtn, M argaret Reitl. U uU e » n n .,t IVI«ry lu ll tn be given i> who havr l*f?n
_ 1t 3:00 P. M. at the First Melh- m tttin g
C
Fe d e ra tio n and D ickie Rrown.
«•*'••• *1
'f l ' ind bnke in , moredai ■
Punlon. Dorothy Couch. Katherine I n o n * evening a t the Mayl.i
”bdl*t Church.
•u i ! o
degrees! for I ' J
H rrk * li«*»«* wifi* \ | i
i] Mr*
M argaret
V e r B a y, H"'*-’ hv the RaiUy^d f r te-o
Mm. Sheafer anno,,need a m u . I Mrs. RohertT’tVitmer ha, gone Vernry,
Month'y bridge party of th*
lb move th* enk^ from •,h-i
Kathryn Thigpen, Virginia P etoid,. I" b •o.-r of grow er, and -hi|>i- ■ I * M irkrtM ir i n ••11 1*«.-.( n - iiim I*
Social Department of the Woman’s te re a rrm o n y of the A uxiliary! to Washington. D C after ,,.,n
•o «>'l whit,- warm bu-t,- wnh
mmiiiI r r o f fiirii.l- %if |» % | m. L, Adelaide Richter. Arllne Kichter.*®!
.'anfor t-Oviedo .e. 'imi
Club will take place at 2:30 |>. M.
, <h
S
£ , T n H ^ o J k l e ^ r ^ “ • ln' ,h* * i" ‘" V ereV ith h e 7 .o „ Anna Hell? lirown. Katheri-u
Ihiiii
ing
will
be
cniu)i
il
ft.
•
n(|
|>n
if••
i»:i«
9
\
.
■
«*•
In
v
aft*
i
a t tho club hou»# with Mrx. R. F. 1 7 . n 1 .
h h
end daughler-ln-law Mr snd M „
I
I '1111 su g a r to the g r a in !
ruMin at tha- M \ ! .i• * «|i
W right. Mary Duncan. Lillian |U isi p. M un til 2 00 \ \1
Monsalvstg* and Mr*l S. F. Dood- J L
oiee of | 1 •> oranges,
? ......................... . ,n- * « « • »• W ltm e r /lH h A rbor
) Meisch, Ro*iLa WTalsh. Ruth Nord- m um («» h r furm-ht**l |»y |hid.t> ' I Unclll a•!» HMs .* . .
ney
hoitetie*. Reservation! may
over the rrk e n lilt!.*
Mrs. Clara Davis of W inter
R. sti-a-rw* O ich e stra
Th«* g f i i i » «l ( a f t ? r whii h %mii I ituMi
be made bv telephoning 79-J.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A v tr,v ami
»n*l' m“nn’ E v,l>n r “ ,M'" t il it |« absorbed.
Park
«■<
a
visitor
at
the
meetciiMimittee
in
charge
i«
ioni|>
•
•
•I
juyptl.
Iliirh
•»!#•
i
*
i
i
j
THURSDAY
Miss Mary A v.ry left yesterday ,U len ,U br ' , ucy Ro'lm'll“, •
Mm. v* i
Du V
M l..ion ntudy elaaa. "Toward members. wa*
by nln* fo rth ,, |r'hornV ( 7 O d u m b T-sl'o te I W
,rlln_ _ 11 . L . _ . f ib .. of II K Paitridge, Ji . \\ |i, »• \
Ill ,th
__t*n'
- _ fK____
Snicb. Hues* II C. W*mi.I, -n,| 1 f! ’•rcnn.l hiirl« *•••!* i
Christian America.” will txketilaee
__________ _____
, , f t , r spending six weeks here with Higgins, France* Mahoney, Phnc
be !IJrne*. Wilma Pride. Evelyn Ad till*.
Mr*. T t •*#»• t.f •• I
- a t 3:00 P. MJ a t th# Flm t Meth
Tb,- reception coni'Mllee 1- itisd,Echols.
Kllxabeth U ffler, Mar
Taos? j11*•*i ft• w i
o d !.t Chrrch.
a
•—
I
jorie Cngburn. and Mary Chap up of C. T I Ainpkio E l> M iv». laa
I
_
S e l l Mi
I i
Sanford FIranch of the Associa
X li-s i <*s ? | i i T ru lu c k w»« ? ? c t -«
f
s
McDonough.
.1
I
Murray.
man.
M rs.'S, r lh»ka*i-Mii.
tion for Children Education will
1 bird »!,•,. president and Ml«a
I Robert Cornell returned yester
Also O. P. Herndon. Jr., St. George II, Wi-st, J II. Mi*vhiin. II U v tjo y . Mi- K D
sponsor a benefit bridge party at
1 ........ IV » k in « trra n u rrr. at th?
Honoring Mm. Jam as Avsry day to Georgia Tech in Atlanta Clair Cameron. St. Clair White, C. Whit*. M L Corbett, K •
Mm. |V l?»
H«bv. M i
of th? (*hildr?n i
and Miss M a r, Avery of Columbus, after spending the Easter holidays M ai Rumbley, E. L. I ant-y, Bra- Dimer, W. A ltudlong. \
M ilrttr. Mi11•*»»• \
"f
< " n f.-d .T a ry h?M T h u r< j
Ohio, Mm. S. C. Dickerson and Sere with his parvnts, Mr. and ilsy, Odham. Buddy Uishop, Roy O’ »ey, M. Don Spaulding. II I!
•v aUi-rn.Mifi at th ? horn? o f M n .
Mm. Peter 3. Roy rn t.rtaln ed with Mm. R. L. Cornell, Mellonvill. Wvlght, Robert Rumbley. Allan Murgsn. J Helms Hendlvy. I I- Mr* K 1 1' muiH.
Vroon an. M» « I nn
K y h o u rn illat. Palmetto Av?
a “ friendship" bridge p arty re Avenue.
W allact, Wilson Smith. Jam** Bunt in, E. II
Browns, Vnl S. MU* M;..V \v .ry
•i •? X|io Truluck pr?«i.|?«| over
cently a t the home of Mm. Dick.,
Henry Dy*on, Braxton P erk in s Painter, C. Sanderson, A A Du•b? (n io ih o n «r««lon
sans i n ,
Waldo". J r
and c h . r| „
DftUi John
arson on South Sanford Avenue.
Courier, prer. Fred P Sindford. Mhik
I*
decided th it Mra. Cu«
CANDIDATE
Thar* war* 34 bridge gueata arrived* fr" * P
Deas,
" j’
,^*T" Richard
Deae. Karlyla
Karlyla nHuuxe u v II, Lilian!, J t) Adams, fran k I'
* M p rn trr. d iir c to r . and «i»m? of
and about 10 tea guest*. High s n ll r * e
— 1-O tt —
F * nm"od' N - / • to holder. Franeia Rmiaiillst, Charles Keen. Jr.. R. II Iturgin, W. II
»h? m f iu h f n
wont,| ir*» to th.«
tcor* prlt* among th* Invited WeMnnu ,h: r,W ith . H r :W w in Bnni.ke. Junior Beard. W M Stubbs, frt-l Gml
lim
in
r
Iliir
h
School
F
r
id
a
y
m
a
n
guest* was won by Mr*. Douglas n n t^ °p *
Monday, 9:00 P. M.
W*IUr 8t IU n )- Whlddon, J. W. Altmsn. P. M. fray. Jr.. U H. McNeill. C Melrillv
m ? to announc? that a p r i i? of
G. Scott while high score among HOI Park Avenue.
| V lcke^.
8*m
Lighten.
Carl Geminill, C. C firm in g . II f
O w rm c M
S a tu rd a y at
W*M1 w o u ll !•? riv e n tn th ? util
th* friends Invited gueata went to
th?
M
a
y
fa
ir
u
?
r
?
T
I
l
l»
k
?
r
«»f
t»»or . . . . . . j w
- . „ _
• Vause. Lewi, Bills. Sprott Long, Barrett, and J D. W right
aik« your support
I* lit in th ? a*-hool who w rit?* t!•••
Professor and M n . fi. E McKay D0Ug | . M StenstrrfM. Charles RohMm. Sophie Bi Crooketon. Mm.
Among thus* on the honorary Hit niifiu It.mi. M n - and M» and
• VOTE
Avery and Miss Avery received have returned from Tamo* whera lMon> nil! Preston. Claud# Kelley. committee are: M II Dorset!, k Mi *i X r tliiii A h i i n v of N rn Ih s| ?N«ay on ( !? n ? r a l R o li?rt K.
I
IF?,
they
attended
th*
meeting
last
memenloee of th* occasion ami
Kobert Wilson. Leland McCIrllsnd. II. Bryant. R. W. W irt. George Y o r lj i il y .
At th ? con d u «ion o f a ll x»u«i
Nr* J f . A ^C lndsr
th* raclpraclp -1w**k of
°r th* grand
*r*nd chapter
chepter of Flor- Dllly z , ehry. .„ d Raymond U nd- Sterne. W. S. Evans. W. M Knxpp.
indsr _waa
waa tha
A m o u r tho*? «|>?ndinir Su m la)
n rM , rvfrrahm nnt* w ? r? < t r v n l
M l oT th* p r ill among fill - tea’
Order o f th* Eastern Star. _u| , t
niirht
ut
tin*
hntrl
Mr.
and
Charles Walker, f W. Kuhn. C
}RKD BY
N i l Open — 7:30
gueata.
u
‘h» ” **U ° f Mr>
Also Russell Odham. Georgv R. Tall. J II. Becker. K. B Rock. Mr*. || <; IlnltiM 'k of I rtuchrii 1 v M rs Km irn llat to th ? follow in*;:
(iuN t'a rt»?n t?r.
lK aaa<ruJl
Mr*. Vane* F*a *r.
. McClelland.
George
Anderson. D. 4. Moynihan. F. L- Salisbury. N J.. Mr and Mr- /in n l*c»k of Xlra
l*olU Clime — S u n d o w n
3:00 P. M. a t th* Elks Club.
? ucy
„
“ —7 •
Robert Cornell, U st« r . Philips. F. T. Sturtevant. A M tllass- t'hattan.H ifa, T?nn : arid ti. II* ICayc^, l«oula? IV r k ln a ,
I*.. 1st Political X.W»ril«rm?nt
I Th* E ast Bid# Primary P -T . A.
K ou m d lat. C’. w cndolvn lla y f a . M *-•
Mias Mery Louis* Meriwether John M org.ru L**Ur Guthrie, meyer, (iebrge W. Wood. W. W J-lapfry 'if Jarkaotn ill'*
will meet a t 2:30 P. M. a t th* relumed today to th* Florid, State M o rtl, BcnUk*. Harold D o k e-.
Kurel S|k*-nc4*r, l^ t ic ia llo r m ly .
Finley. Jr., V 'It. Phelps. f.rnr,t
schoc I auditorium.
Coleg* for Women aft*r spend- H erbert Thurston. Tom Waters, Williams, and T. I*, tirn ly
ing th* holiday* here with her Braxton llUntley. Ned Flshwlrk.
parents, Mr. and Mm. C. J 4 Marl- Emmett Tempi*. B em ird Nonlm its. H c ir r r t o t a l k
wethcr. C*l*rv Avenue She was m, nn, F , rdlnand Nonlmann. Max
Mm. W. M. Sen't » ..l display
acrom nsnM hv Mm. Meriwether. M un. John M urt, Herbert Rtoot- several of her pa nl.br« an,l giv»
W e R e s e rv e
Mm. F. E. Weldon. J * . of F a n -'h o ff. Ralph Tolar. Henry Wight, a talk on art at I' - i>K l4r meal
R ig h t T o
Q u ick I —the unique
wood. N. J.. an I Mm. W. A. FIH», Jennings H urt. Harold H erb-t. ing of the Juni" lligli Schmil p
u u l lo r preventing
- T L im it
Jr., who will return h*ra tomorrow. Edward Murx, Billy Gienn, Al- T. A, to l>« held otitorrow iftcrc u ld i- F.sp*1* •-•Hy d e
Arced* Building
noon at the set ool auditoriuiii.
Phon* J U |
•
A P R I L 1 4 th T H R O U G H 1 8 th , 1936
signed lor note and
m. I
Election of nffi< -• will t<k.- |da upper throat, whet®
LiV-*
during the b u rn e r 4 a#?»i«»n.
nuut i iifiii ifarf.
MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
Social Calendar
Mrs. Effic Hewson j
Presides At Meeting
Personals
‘G I R L S H Y ’
Junior IMay
Seminole High
School
Annual Celery Ball Visitors Kn I e r t a i n
Planned Tomorrow At Mayfair Luncheon
;; t rMi«s Cecelia Truluck
Ts F l e e t e d Officer
^™.-. d“ "™'
“Friendship'Mlridge |
P arty Is Given Here
V .L SPEER
Jefferson Day ^
DANCE
At The Mayfair
City CommissioQer
MAYFAIR HOTEL
.* 1.00 P e r Couple
TOMORROW
Young Democrat
Club
A t th e f i r s t
S N I F F L E ..
CUDAHY PURITAN 1 1 ^
SLICED BACON
O Q n
b*rt Whatley. Roy Ilanson. Je rk
| Ccffman, Rplwrt Stew art and
Frank Bonn«r.
,
Sliced Beef Tenderloin lb. 29€
Western Chuci^Roast lb. |$ c
Rib LainbjLhops
lb.
25c
TUXEDO
Specials — for all this Week
V icks
Va t r o h o l
30. douhl? ^u?wtit|r 10c
A p ril 1.1 l h r n u " h IS
Cash and Curry
E a r ly
$190
Tomato Sauce Beans 3 med cans 2 j t
■ i.M
D .i i i I v Im
S cra tch
a m i vK um au. m
S tandard Tomatoes
&
4 cans
i .■■■■■■■
Early Garden Peas No. 1 can IOC
P r t a e r v a t io n
a n u t «j * u »
No. 2 can Sliced Pineapple
m e n t.
2 for 2 5 c
Reef No. 1 can i t
m .ri4-
o f th e H o m e s te a d E x e m p tio n
t a k e s a m e loM ea a s
h o m e s a n d p r o p e r ty
h a v e h a d t o ta k a .
t
"A m end
•
L e t B onds
r~ - rww ww-www
[Mash $2g§
E a r ly &
lo. 2 can A PPLE SAUCE 2 cans | } c
W th o
people
t*
G lv a
me
■ t -t w n M r C it a i
'(-t a M C a m ilM
J - this imsstkee rm m
♦— Isaiam lUaag*
TU X E D O
IJACK POT
o f th i s c it y w a n t t h a m o ra l
s t a n d a r d s o f S a n f o r d u p h e ld
your
TOM ORROW .
Dirty Dan Carbon love* to rid* in car*
Rut ua* regular gasoline. Slop at the
Super-Solveniied Woco-Pep pump, and
say goodbye lo thla power thiol.
4 QUICK FACTS
su p p o rt
at
th a
p o lls
I l. m ic f L a y in g
$2022
^y^tNIZED
4 lbs.
SAT. NITE 8 P.M .
*
[BABYCHICKS WEDNESDAY!
V\ 9^7
SOLVES CARBON PROBLEMS
m
am
m
m
anuary
■W PP
%
T l i ? ( ,n a v .
Guy
.
K
�ForSupt. of Public InpbiietifflB / '
PRIMARY ELECTION
T. W. LAWTON
ToD Of 466 Lives
In South States
F o r Coisig~
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
CHARLES D U $N
JUNE 2, 1936
BOSTON STEELE
GAINESVILLE, O s , Apr. 1 1 tff>—W m km O srt I3l'M, Red Croa*
d lrttta s
JAS. 6 . SHARON
J. D. DAVISON
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
FEED A. DYSON
REX PACKARD
SHORTS GAMP
OTTO SCHMEHL
WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
PETER THURSTON
Grand Jury Wants To
Quiz “M ate" Condon
TRENTON, N. J * Apr! 1 1 -G O
—ADmo M. Freem an, foreman a t
tha M o to r co u n t, fra u d Jcry
InvoetlfoUnr chargee Umt Ponl
Wendel kidnaped the Lindbergh
baby, told he hod rum m er ed J>r.
John F. (JafaU ) Condon to appear
be fa r t tha ju ry Wednatdny moru-
For County Commissioner
District No. |
For Comptroller
W. B. BALLARD
State Treasurer
ROY L. HOWELL
Dr. Condon Identified Bruno
Richard Hauptmann to tha mm> to
'•bom ho -paid 660,000 rtnaom for
return of th e baby. Freemen had
the prtedpal keeper of the elate
prlaon de ny elocution of Haoptmann Tl honra ehtle the grand
fury Imeatigated Wendel'e repudi
ated "cenfeeelon." The inveatlgoOon *01 ceaMnue Tueadoy.
Freeman aold he sent the MiMating telegram to Or. Condon loet
Might:
“We requeot your oppraraneo be; fore the K ew er count, grand Jury
Wedrtooday, A j* W . hr connection
with the Wendet cam. Your expenoeo «Uf bo paid."
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
C. B. SEARCY
FORREST B. STONE
District
W. R. DUPREE
For County Commissioner
District >10.' 4
J .J . PARRISH
*
B. C. DODD
For Representative, State Legislature
COMPANY
Injured aertoualy ta d Ineepeeitated
for * M ta Groans horo. N. C, re
port«d 14 dattha to d 110 Injured.
Ths Cordalo. G s , death list e u
S3 with 437 houoao dr.trojr.d-
DAN CHAPPELL
FoprBmlrpatf Commissioner
is
damaged, Non* of th e figure* Ineluded |M N « | i s k s I K M m a s .
I s Sou three U rn flood areas t i e
aodr r Red Croat relief, ho tsld
deaths S ir e noted a t 134 and loJurJae 26*1, with many thoo Mods
or ta m llta affected.
T V CalnaorUla death toU a n t
act t l 202 so d 9 U Injured.
l a the Tupeto-VooneavUle t r o t
the report osld 2 l i w ort tile d , 1 4
F i f t h C o n g rc a * Jo iu l D is tr ic t
F or Attorney General
tatnodbaa
Georgia. MieeiaaJppf tUs) North
a RAYMOND ELLARS
For Governor
Mid
S ecu rity ;
Lum ber
-RATES
w. B. WILLIAMS
lie Roe t 4 m *.
H.J. LEHMAN
For County Commissioner
For Representative, State Legislature
Group No. t
GORDON BARNETT
District No. r
W. G. KILBEE
C , wax found dead In a botal
rocm Sunday under ftrctmuUneoo
d e y th a d f a o ^ W o u * by pottao. p
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
A. G. WAGNER
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
For County Judge
ft €
J. T. McLAIN
W E R T -T he - JEWELER
F or Justice of the Peace
a w . WARE
‘Fourth District*
_For County Prosecuting^ Attorney
JAS. C. ROBERTS
a F. HOUSHOLDER
— —a ...... ............ .
For Constable
.......................................................... ..
Fourth D istrict
JOHN G. LEONARDY
—
_
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J
ONE-STORY hue** W 'U d on lota who rattled on Sepalo lalsad 1 1 7 p - * » , «
ffr n m m m m m m
Sanford Ava. near airport, f3 to taespa the French revolution.
per month. Phono 810-W.
H. H. PATTISHALL
G. W.8PENCER
| \ | |
t l V
* M eamota***►••ea^pooVpo4a«i<aoan >«o»i ■ > n n in o »e a « M « i i i m m i i n an n a n oai>iai
BOB DODSON
Wutad
ff. HERBERT M E SSER __________
MAN FOR eoffao
route.
weelt opportunity,
$AMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
For Sheriff
M6 *
Automobile
HARDWARE
4
-L _ , *
- Ve
DAVID KTMcNA
W. J. THIGPEN
PAUL G. B1GGERS
W A N T E D : Job
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P. HERNDON
Sanford M arket Rggprl
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doa lea. la quality Ih -W a
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PI odd* pea Seam,
Dally ■repur. 0 1 r u u i D * tratta
bueehe, m - i N , ' p a l a d a*
aeg T t g .u b i.* -a t (he Baa (era
M U P a rm .rr W m I w Ii l u u u
10 triuh.re. carrot ••a.miU.ta a ad
k thtr daalare N r a It kaur period,
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ALTER L. MORGAN
COLORED GIRL wrnnta Jab dels*
houoauerk. Aosta Boa Colbert,
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�HINDENBURG LIMPS HOME
HER BIRTHDAY
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KGCSEVELT CHEERS DEVASTATED GAINESVILLE
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T ggljjR AIDES}EXILED FROM MEXICO W ltR CALLES
^Mnu Sarah Anil Crow# t# Htplilnavtil#, Ky, 'known far and v*id#
M MAunt Sarah4** waa 10S yaara aid Apr»i to but poalpon«d h*r birt^
day party until April 12 to thAt. ralativrsrfrom Al#bima, Tennm*?,
Kantucky and llllnola could b#fp h ir cefcbratc. (Anor«.i»* i p i
Photo)
Returning to Waahlngton from hi* v i o i t i o n c r u a i >i
•t opped at tornado - ilrtck e n Oalnetvlllt, f i „ oed t e ^ r : ; . t
apirit of rehabilita tion. He !• i h o ^ n addritA ing ti.n « a J
v ite
PreDdanl
Roeiev«lt
'I c 4 'f t n j hti pride In lh»lf
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THEY FOUND SLAIN WOMAN WRITER
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
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ALABAMA HIGHWAYS INUNDATED
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StPt*<>n tlhlvrr*ity M ini'trriai Aa.... i ,(i,.n U-ee,. l*,l night in th a
Hr«l llupn*: ( hurrh. The R«e.
Iluwaid M !*.«> wa» in charge of
the .Sunday 'erv i.e, jl there will
« * diff.-ivnl .p e ik e r etch even
ing th i' week, the vi'iling univer«ily men having entire ch a rt* '
,.f Ihn 'c r vice*, both the preach
ing *n,l mueic. The public i* In
vited.
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l.orenxo Wd mm, and Jam eg ‘
MrCuy, negtu juvenile offcm|er*,
were today 'cntciuad by JudgO
Ja*. G. Sharon in Jnspnile Court
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to u lerm in the reformatory a f .
Marianna, T h- two ix.y* »nd a ']
third, who \v.i* illmhirged, war*
tetu ae 1 of alcxllng several botllra
of coca .id* from the To*, e m arket
m Second Sticct »t IVImetto
Avenue.
A rreated and deported with Ocneral PluU ico Glia* Calle* from t*nijoo City wara three of hie
aidee, left to right: Lula Leon, former Minister of th e Interior and Affritulture; Rafaal Me'chor Ortaga,
* form er Governor of Guana-Juato, and l.ui* Moron**, former Minlaler of U b o r, Preeident Laxaro
Carden** ordered form er “itrong man" Call** a n d hi* aldra placed on a plane hradrd for Texa* aftV ..troy waie tharged with antl-tuvfrm nent agiU tlon. (A P Photo)
FLOOD!•##WATERS
AGAIN INVADE CHATTANOO€A
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New York’* nuwl recent nm |dcr 'cn-ntimi h i . di-cuvercl b/
these two Uvckiunn I’larr porter*, Ji>hn KiJSinia i left I and The*.d u e Ktugvr, when litey found tho lifele*^ nude inMly of Mr*. Nan-y
T ltterton, n'nnullid end strangled, in her lmlhtid>, Th. y ere 'eeit
stalling for po t.u liadi|ii*itvi».f'ir, i|uc*U»ning. (AP Phoiot
Highvaayi In many aaetlan* el the eouth were eevtred deep
to wetar a* awellan atreame reached Heed etegee in the w«ka of
heavy toln. Thla qlctura ehawe traffic plewing through the over
flew front tho Coos* river near Oadedtn, Ala. (Aaaecialed Praia Phot*)
Finally ‘Discovered*
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FREDDIE’S MOTHER KIDNAPED?
His Wife Brutally
Slain In New York
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\V.*Hlmen of ti.e Work! *r*
going l» New Smyrna lnmorroe»
evening to enjoy a fi»h fry and
witnr** the initiation of a da** ■<(
JU iBinliilate*. ArrangemcJIta h at#
been mud* for n b u t to leave
I he W. O. W. hull promptly at
rt::tn 1*. M , mid any Woodman
who wimhl IIWe to go I* asked to
ho At lho hall pnnnpt'y on tlino.
J li'g i' K. F. Ilopaholilrr will be
the principal speaker
at
the
Nrw H in.rna meeting. Tha prwIrelion drgrro win given P. M.
Perry, A. K- Ward ami M, M.
Smith at thi- last inerting o f
Cel* y Camp of the Woodmen. '
Chief of I’olire |t <y (}. WillianM
w it artel**.! tnrfay IhaH Georgia
nffltor* mo enrnulo to Sanford to .
return Ivtn negrom In that slate
to romp e(o sentences for breaking
and rnterlng. One of thu negro**
arretted here under the name c f
John W ashington h at If. yrara to
arrve In Clmrgta where ha to
known aa I>an la w or Crank Pat*
trrton. lie rufalml a ra fa in Goldatorsi. The other wan u ric'ted for
elrnllng a ijjan tily uf provision*
from Ihiaaey'a Lunch. II* waa
boolrat here aa Jam ea Itugere, b a t
In Georgia where he ha» 20 year*
to ««rvd hr gave the name* of
C arroll Hack and Elmore Dae la. •
£ -Y -v . :
a jra a t
P lanes Saar 0 v $ i
Ethiopian C a p ita l
Belief that U ra. Lillian Ha*. Bartholomew had been kidnap*! In
krep hor from getting custody of her aim, Fraddie Bartholomew^boy
terren (tar, waa .expressed bjr her hnthand ami attorney whenftehe
di'appeared a fter arriving In New York from E n g la n d .' Freddie it
"hrwn a t Hol'ywood, with hU aant, Mi** Millicent Bartholomew, who
irm alned i.Uent on the queatlon’of hit guanUanshlp. (A P Photo)
X Hollyw - I
orpin'* m«>t
il,'* moei*
eqaa theei they dta.
A w h f ' in their
itUng room for the
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reealon. Ic*eaq hi* Iliekimn
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k Itotke atatl»{t am | que.tion• e f r l k e hadhlub murder of
p a t t y wife.' TlUerton, briiI Camhrldgw and
Harvard
■atot.la a ra d io '•ttcutiva. PoHHm
not ldenUfie.1
Mr*,
tg to * V sdtadiar. - (A P PhotuJ
M ISSISSIPPI • RISING
JAMES M. UKCK HIES
M K HP'llft, Apr. 13,—The Ml*-,
aUalppt Hirer rote tteodlly Iaat
night an fo o d w ater. fanned out
o e .r more to u t 8,090,000 acre. » t
,i«h but un protect e l farm lamia
• to— . t00O.mil. front.
WASHINGTON, Apr. I3.-1/P)
Jamev M. Deck, former ao|i.'ltnr
»*0*ral and Republican reprttenU ,J?* / " T ,
g*'**4
^ l e n l y Hun Jay at h ., home hero.
» • W" 85 f* « r»
tr m tle w * r> * a >*»** **■•>
front haa not rhangod alaca. No*
erm bar ad Ota Italian* it e rttlf
oath of Ho*a Banah a q ^ far
from JiJlff* and- H arar. tha * 0 * v
rrnroenl claimed. In tho aoatX -'
weal tha Itallana have not *4*
vunced beyond N r/h ell, w h * tt,
they haltwl In January, It * M
aided.
The Krvernment a t te r tod tha W*-,
lernal altuation of tho country If.’
aarallant with tho food in r P V 1
abundant and Heine coat* oVtjAj
South Carolina farm s/* received
IIOSTON,
Apr. 13.—(I
For • vary dollar paid.out In lltJU ::.2*4 In rental and benellt Howard W alker, 10, a re kite,
ttie * In Chicago In 1914 32.4 cant* parm anla during tha life of tho chief decipher of tha I t .
AAA,
Eapoalthw of 1004* died Su
waa- apeat fo r education. -
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Latvia's fteir Dictator
Was Educated In UJ3.
ION BRAD DOCK SEES
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I* To Help Club
tcksonville Tars To Uniforms Will Be
P ut Ace Pitchers In I s s u e d Tomorrow
Game With Sanford Sanford Lookouts will * vac
Scoot Will Find Out
. WhatLookoutsNecd
To Strenyhen Team
their new uniforms for the
first lime tomorrow, or s t lea it
It of the plsyers wi I have on
r mentions) girb. The trsin
Ins squad contains a lary.i.
number and if more than 14
men are u.ed In the game vri'H
the Jacksonville Tare some of
the playrre will have to w e ir
civics. A fter th t ecsenn one*
pens all team* tn the Flort a
State le a g u e arc to be re
d rifted to 14 men, hence the
14 nnlfomis.
Directors Make
Rule Changes In
Florida League
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Nla Llpesamb (ri|h t) In platur* at tha left Is s*i
Chattanooga th at opened Iks Southern aaeeelatlen
M ansgtr Kddl* Meora la shewn (left) giving Nig tf
world's heavyweight ahampis r. He >a shewn smash
will ho In
bn. for ifa.
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They used McKinney, Lyle the Sanfor.l ll srbell Association.
utlsnd yesterday. Lanning is altended a meeting of the direr*
th paw.
tor* of the Florida B ute League
tw tll, who played with San- | n [yc[^ n,| Sunday afternoon when
team
the laet two seasons, an t ^ » * , voted to amend tha orgattlwho was m snagtr of tho Mtjon'( • constitutions) provlsicn
Yanked*
>d Club last season, wil be wlth reference to plsyers in order
P in tea
In the Jacksonville lineup, ^ r*moy f n cmflict with rule* of
•II plcys cenUr field a n J , lh# N otion,! Association of Pro
DEI AND, Apr. 13.—In a gam.? Bad Boa
plays first base with th e , fM, | on, i Unsebal! leagues. The marked by fiv , errors by asm Cuba
' change will aln permit g reeter •earn, lb* Daytona Ileach Islan I- Giant*
ffy MeCrone announce* tho )l(itu ,Ie in player. comprising th* rra defeated th* DeLand Bed.*,
■In* lineup for tho S an fo -i v ir|0u* club*, official, said.
here yesterday, 0 to 3, In a Florida t Glint* play thr Cubs a t 3
In tomorrow * fctme,
Thu num ber on th« club*a routes, Slate I'lu ru e exhibition conies'. o’clock this afternoon on the
Thr I'ical club gnrnercd 11 hits Grammar School diamond. Nalthei
;llng order;
,
14, we* not chsngel. However,
ha* as yal won a game. The
tnc, center field.
under the amendment, a club will *o seven for the visitor*, b it
ms Purcell or Powell, second be permitted to hav* three player* -•sited playing in tho pinches ei>- Glanta were defeated by the
of unlimited rU w ifkatlon, tw n 1xhieW th a -C a rd in a l proteges *> P irate, 27 to 13 In the second
game of tha aaatan, end the ftd
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,rcne, first bn'*unlimited but nut above C lass 11, win.
Doth team* srceed once In the It wing day tha Cuba went down
ndtll, 1*^* field.
three who hev* played In e ith e r
••. third base.
Class I), C or I) ball, but not^ for sevnnd inning, aad in tha third the In defeat before the Seminole*
dnar Brown, right field.
mere thnn one year, arid ala rim- 'rlsnders got the Deal for five who. w ith ‘h* Yankees, lead th#
gner or Harry Dames, short- en-pure rookies.
Mt*.,which, coupled with an arm r. league. The Yankee* pl.y
President G. E. Gilliland an sreoimted for five more. Hoi I- * ub* tomorrow.
truff or Incman, catcher,
nounced th a t umglrea of the Unck relieved Deal In the fifth
: Harden, Veal or Lopcr, league wrutd havr a two-dny snd held Daytona Beach hltlcss
lrschool of Instruction here n eat unril lb* nlnjh when hi* momen
tary loss of control and two RcJ
i probable lineup for the Friday and Srturday.
Is announced a* follow*:
Starting
times for league errors let In three nine.
in, rig h t field. Thomas, sec- game? wore settled by Ihc direr
Three hit* and two Islander er•a e : Leila, flrwt ba*e; Mas tor* at the srsslon. All Sunday -nrs gave lie Lend three run* It
center field; Genial. third games will start st 3 o'clock the seventh. In the ninth. DeLand
Apopka and 8anford play tannl*
Faille, left field; Flarito, throughout
the circuit, while nicked Klnsel for three slnglta
ilop; Smith, ralcher; W alker week-day games will start a t 1:30 md e ihnitde to score twlca more.
Bed Norwood, IM jinrl outfield-Arming, pitchers.
o'clock with exception of St. Augifonl field I* in esceller.t. ustln* which will start all week: V , hsd the best day at tha plain, on Ninth Straet, beginning a t 2
and, since the fence ha* day game* a t |:15. Saturday vetting a single anil a doubla in o’clock. The public I* invital,rebuilt around a sm aller games at St. Augustine will be at •no trips to the plate and scorlnit Ther# will be no charge for ad
two runs. Boling. Red Drat baso- mission.
“ it looks more like a bail :| o'click.
■nan, trailed him with two for
SanforJ held Apopka to a 3-3
'hree.
acorc in a gatna played In Apopks
The see re:
R H E. earlier In the seeeoa, then defestDaytona BracK 015 000 003—0 7 3 ed DeLand
to 2, and than In
Defend
010 000 302—a i l 6 [ game In Or ando held th a t Uam to
' Garnickl, Brown, Kintel and a 3-3 tie. Tha winner of tomorrow's
Hopeful of arranging n m ud lalickl;
Deal, llcldstock and gams wil participate In tha state
wlth another club at an early dat - 'inks. Purcell,
tournament to La bald In Galnc,
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Mor* than 3.000 air-conditioned
will*.
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cars are now In use In the Unite I Boys’ Athletic Club Is summoning
Senfard player* In the game
states nnd It l< estimated th a t the youthful h o u r , to a p ra c tl"
with Apopka will b# Billy Zachary
retimed* have ordered about meeting In the Fourth Htro.d
D etbert Smith. Charle* Robinson
Aren* at 7 .'HI o'clock this evenlnu
) John Morgan and Julian A fam i.
The boy* must kerp In trim nnd U
Th? Gulf nf Mexico ’ lost 41 1
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ready f t r a bout with a noth*
lilt fish, weighing 250 pcun<li.; Texaa reco-da' 1823 de*!'1
club when one can be arrange I
eslertfay to C. I’. Weigh, R. II. from .MDomobll* areldent* In 1245
the coach said.
lelti. E. C. Harper and Ralph eomparaij to 1,579 In 19M.
Apopka To Play
Sanford Tennis
Tekm Tomorrow
Boy Boxers Are To
Meet For Practice
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'r e s an I should atrlva Kara to
'ey.
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’tu n a anil from thara want Into
he Gulf for about 23 nillas lw
ro;e beginning what turned out
I'b * a retard klngflih catch, aaerdlng to Mr. Welch.
CUTTING A LANE
THRU THE DARK
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Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
Bpaclal
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Tungai«n” Spark Plug*
Coils
Point*
Etc.
Tho RoTlitratlon bocks of Seminole Com
R*-re*lflterln#.
All per*
MUST re-register In order to vote In the Ji
Prlnutry.
Book* fo t Sanford,
open enfih day {Sunday,
to IS M, md from 2 P.
Dkaement of the Court I
Saturday night* unti
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Auto Repairs
; Mora than 1,000 acres will b; planted to popcorn In Colored:
‘ county, Tea., this year.
Mis* Ellen Betts. 17. or Fanfonl, !
defeated Mls.i Peggie M rllail. IS. !
of Mfiml, In a lenni* elimination I
xm iest H atJntsy, •wnd-Mwt'nmroi
eligible for p h y in the S tate tournam int. The game was p sy,,] ,,-j
the high school cu rt i M:jJ _iJuj
srnr# area-4-C, «.* it-< a id 0-1, The
Miami g ltl,won only the f :r<t ,*et
Miss Betta won ■ match In ,Jack
sonville K st moTi'h a n t h e r victory
over Miss Mcllail last Fat: r ay
make* her one of the atronved
contenders In tliv to rrn 'm e n t io*
he played In tho near fdturr. Two!
other elimination contests are to]
be played In other section* of tbs*
stste before the tm irnsm ent it '
held.
WASHINGTON. Apr.
- T h e office of Senator Trammell
'D , F K I reportol to.lay he pmbibly would lie V: n fined tn hi*
’lfima bv illne** t* „ w«»Vs looe-r.
Top A Body Repair
7 Oak 1
J . A. M arita
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Th# Goldsboro team (colored) |
defeated a tesm from Jaekaunvllte H to a yesterday, on Saftford j
Field, The grandstind was packet ■
with negroes In their Easter
finery.
THAMMF.M, BT1LL ILL
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
a Linen Suit
HANFORD NOGROBB WIN
P l |l ^
properly
y T g jiL t/i
laundered
v o ll
w ater faucatar-untll po'la#
and firemen sacra called ont to
open the door and stop him. H*tw*
T enell a fte r hia m otrar “aantenced” him to the “pen." (A P
Photo.)
If DOUBU-M UlOKf OlO C O W
don’t w/n feu(
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Seminole County Laundry, Inc,
y o u risk nothing s
you g«t doublo your m onty bock
Efc?■
>re now open for
by?* Pranks Call
.it Police* Firemen
M l (U aJtrd A t*.
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Zlm Beck, scout for the Chat
tanooga Lookouts, l« here and wilt
be a t tomorrow's fam e between
the Sanford Lockouts and Uis
Jacksonville T ars for the purpose
of helping Stuffy MeCrone, man
l ( t r of the local club, discover
the weak place* cu the tram .
a baseball enthusiast
And declares ha i* "very much in
terse ted” in the Sanford eggregn
tlon. forgatting tha little j un
pleasantness of a month ago wh-it
the Chattanocya Club
found
New rrrivals at tha Chicago
training conditions here not satisffCtdry. Ha l« barking the S s>h ■•no Include two “long horned’* ajtford nine, and will undertake La tclopes which wlL not grow horns
supply
the
men needed t - until nest year.
strengthen th e'team and maka it a
winner. He has atrrsd y sent sersrsi msn from the ChatUnnium
Club, and will fatm out a few
mors If needed.
At A Price T en Can Bear
The
Chattanooga
lookout i
opened the Southern Aetociation
season In Atlanta Saturday.
i to seer# the winning tally far Atlanta In tha hair-raising gams with
Tha Crackars won 4 to S In the last half of tha ninth Inning. Crackar
Tha gams, playtd In Atlanta, was witnessed by Jimmy Bred dock,
pifllmlnary to the gem*. (Asaoclatsd Pres* Photo*) .
Daytona Defeats 1 JUNIOR LEAGUE Sanford Girl I s
DeLand In First
W inter At Tennis
Exhibition Game
Elimination Plav'
RIGA. Latvia. Apr. 11—UP,—
K a rts Ulmanis, who one* studied
a t lli» U niversity of Nebraska, i
has Joined the lb ; of fall defiled. /
dictators tn European government.
Since 1034, when he lad a coop
d 'e ta t which p u t'L itv ta ondcr mar*
tlal .aw, the hcivy-shotilderej UV
mania, aorr of a farm er, ha* been
a virtual dictator of Latvia, with
the official tit a of prime m inuter,
lie I* to rontlnre In this role, un
der the newly p ibllthd lawi, until
the l.atvti constitution hat been
reformed.
HU hold on the Ijitrie n ftrrem menl anil hie authority oyer th ’e
ration o f 2,000,000 peoplt la now
Indjspu’m le.' L is gnv»rnmegt haa
‘ihe nicking o f the military and Ui»
Ataargl or elvl grard*, although
thera U llttla or no glaibl* evprea,*Jon of forrat
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�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, HighwtT
And Water Transportation
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.T NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, Tt BSD AY. APRIL 14. 1936
‘Go Over Top’
Heavy Vote Is
Bang Cast In
Election Today
Answer To Critics Of
Organization Given
By Leader Of Drive
For More Members
610 Votes Tabulated
By Mid-Afternoon,I
Polls To Close At
Sundown, 6:53 P. M.
ATTACKS DUPONT
Correct ‘E v i ls ’
From The Inside
Majbrity Group Has
• Better Chance Of
• Gaining Its Point
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p 's * t
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C ity Clerk F. S
Lumnon
w ar notified yeeterday O u t
tbs B u d h o U i n T t in r a lt tN la i
egncelled
payment# tn
Sanford bomU for th# iq it
s
two year* amounting to ap
prox into tel y
tthO.OOO.
Th»
ekrV expects to go to Jack
sonville naxl Monday and get
Um cancelled c~*ipon«.
The Bondholders’ Commltt#*
rrn lro l, about 61 percent of
HA LTIMORE. Apr.
the Ranford municipal bond*,
and upon tho City's paymont I Pledging new consideration tn
Some of the aim, of no* dead
of I percent Intercut enltuaHy
Nil A. I’rr.ldenl Itnooevelt
put
It ronrolt the remainder ef lit-’
Interoet.
Th* City
thereby ifmward a tentative sugg«,t>.,n
li*l nljrht fur IlmYtlng "m-tirr
avoid, py re m Idlng of defaulted
Working age* at both end," >111,1
Interest.
giving iobe nnl, to tho«e be
tween IH and 0-Y year* of age
Stan, Ing tn the apaclnu,
Regiment Armory here arid a
d ie ,,m g hi, nitionally biuad
ta * t worda ilirectly In one of a
•eric. of Jefferaon birthday rallie,
Vponaored by the Young ItemOcralic Club of tla iv *nd. the
I*ie,ii|rnt aaaarte1:
"The period of ,n< lal pinned’
Ing 1, only at it* liegtnnkng "
Itei taring "flaming youth ha*
beeom* a flaming iiueation," the
piraidenUal addrem, whicji a i l
arranged to follow a torchlight
Acting upon a suggestion from parade and other politic,) activ
Park
-flnpwrtntcndcnt
Jam** ity*, hinted at the |xi,.,ltiilily of
Houghton, tho City Commission • new ilna of attack upon the unlaat night aulhorited Mayor S. • mployment problem.
0 . ShJnholser to name an adI'rrtlnenl
paiagrapha
from
vlaory commit too of women to Pre-i-lent
Roosevelt's
addraat
conault with H n Moughton on la»t night before the Young Hem
deal rod Improvomcnla to bo 'mado ocratic Club >if Maryland, follow:
In the two City Camctcrloa. Th»
“ You have a right to eapect
mayor a a ld .b e would not make that thoae in authority wi.l do
tha appointment* until after he everything
within thrls power
had consulted with member* of to help reatore condition* that
tha Commission.
make employment and oppor
Hr. Houghton atated th at ho tunity poaaihe; more than that,
balloted a committee of Inter that ynu will »e protected inaofar
ested woman could giro noma aa I* humanly poaaible, from the
valuable auggoation* aa to im phyaical and mrnlal and tplrltual
provement* being undertaken at ravagea of economic ami aocial
the comotorlra, and member* of maladjustment.
th* CommtMiott coincided with
"R alum to the 102S kind of
thl* rlew. There I* a sufficient prosperity la no rufflclant anawar.
balance In tbo cemetery fund to T)ta beat that the captain* of our
perm it much mere work, WU the "country could do for you before
______
1 , Lha
- thought
____ .1 I,
mayor___
aaid
It wo*M tha dapraatlon waa not
good
be beat not to pu*h work faster enough then and It la not good
than a t p rtsan t until th* com enough today.
mittee has been named and can
-Rome people tell you th at aeon
formulate • plan.
with a comp'olely rcatorad proaMost of tha work dona In parity there will ho a vast permo
th* laat two months ha* been in no nt a r m , of unemployed. I do
the new Cemetery. 1 /« burial not accept that. No man who la
lota have been marked, .walk* aenaltlve to human vahiea darat
stakad out and much debris r e ; to accept It.
moved. Hue), rentglna to be done
"We readily admit th at a greetIn both cematerie*. howeve/, the t r purchaalng power, fa r more
park luperintendent aaid.
trenlleoea Oa Paw* T e a l
EXILED CALLES BIDS SON GOODBYE
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
A w arranty dead J filed today
records th* purchase by the Jum
bo Bullfrog Corporation of M l
a m * adjacent to th* bullfrog
pond. Ji. v '
The weother: f a i r tonight aBd
Wednaaday, not much change In
tem perature.
Extrem e
north,
waet
Florid*—fair
tonight,
Wadneadsy partly cloudy
The City hea cancelled Uit
leas* o f th* River Lin* on the
old dock at tha foot of Hyrtl*
Avenue and tb* dock will be
rased and th* piling r*moved.
Ing la 10 tlmaa w on* than say
ordinary ‘talc* tax," Burton said.
“ I t would p u t.a ta g on aeery
placa of d o th from the Um* it
leaves the ahaep o r the cotton
field until you put It on your
back. You woold pay a U s nn
•very transaction through which
any artiste you buy pass**.' and
I say to you th a t thla damnable
tax Is being pushed by th* duPont
Interest* through th e ir. Tax Re
vision League, which te th* llttls
brother of the American Liberty
League, enemy e f Um national
Democratic party.
“ I will not promts* ye* what
b it* the Legislators will pass for
1 am opposed te control of the
legislato r* t y th# governor and
I will n e t abuse th e executive
power," Burton continued. “ Bat
I w ll us* tha governor’s consti
tutional authority and veto any
tales U s th a t come* Up, eo quick
ly jt will mak* Ikeir hands iw te ."
Barton asked th* voter* to
cleft legislator! pledged against
Hits Orlando Truck
On Curve In N orth
Carolina; Another
Victim Dies L ater
One Orlando Man
Severely Burned
Helped Get Persona
Out Of The FlameEnveloped M o t o r
W IS H .
GENEVA,. Apr. lU - W l- T h *
Ethiopian government asserted lo
WASHINGTON,
h,«
Aor.
14,-GP)
/ T T m
M o to rln d n s h y ^
Withdraws From
ItalUln fore#* In F a it Africn hnij i |>«aelim#nt rhuraon, Frank
P.
poUon gatieil 15 Ethiopinn r i ti n , | WiUh* ttefenso ctiunsrl, loir! Ih4i»
U. S, Trade Body
J uaI a i thin protect wm rrcelv p j*S«*nitt«* today it waa “nh^tilutoly
,»
,
. ..
,
tha U iiru e of Ntlinm* to lBy that
fur
Irio
iu*<|Uitta) of Fnlcr*!
H .lM n l {., Kilter of im-
!he Ua.ian nprernr:rnt jnfurnird Mncrt-dihb- he wo, taking "*
the l-eagur fhet M j,,o lin l ha,l bribe "when h« aecepf*<l |5,000
decided lo free all alavc* in * from »• form er low partner.
Ethiopia. These communication*[ A Verdict In the ease la
came white Salvador tie M adatla-1pectnf tomorrow. Only a twoga, president of the League court- Hour aeaaion waa planned today
cll’a "Commillee of Thirteen" ,|1*. to. complete the closing arguciiaacd the po,a|nllity foiV peace, ntenta.
with Itelaten Gueta Wulde Mar- Tho prosecution rontentl* paylam, Rthh>plan delegate to the blent In Hitter by A. I- Rankin,
WVat I'alni Reach attorney and
League of Nation*.
former partner nf the defendant,
,
was a "corrupt" Iran,action t>«Itaty’e ! r *u*e part nf the money came
deep er1nut “ f Ihe reeelverahlp fe* al1g lo. lowed Jta n k ln by Ihe Judge. HitI. with tcr Hn" lUnkln both testified it
rrthern w*" ln discharge nf a debt ow»l
rghold B itter for Ids Interest In Ihs tew
firm whrn it was dissolved. Tha
a ra m e |f* r t U**l RiU(’r gava a receipt
r . „ . ! wi',n ’be Goal Installment nf
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 1 - 4 0 )
—The Automobile M anufacture*
A asocial lun, trad* orgsnigattMl a4
th* motor Industry, has reeigaud
from the Chamber of C-ommere* a f
th* United Rla tea,. Both *TTihl«ea
group* confirmed the / walkout.
but refused to comma*! today.
Informed sources said th* au
tomobile makers w ire not satis
fied with tha Chamber's support
of federal bus and truck leglatetion for tba establishment of
federal regulation of Interstate
truck and bus commerce.
Suspended Officers
Reinstated By Court
COLUMBIA,
Apr, 14^-Tk*
South Carolina Suprem* Cdurt
lata ysatarday daclarod that Qsv.
Olin I). Johnston's saspeqatoa of
10 els to highway commission*!*
from office was “nail, veld, and
of no effect.'
The ruling was a unin lane**
decision 'of all chtaf Justice* oa
the state suprama court bench,
and waa a definite answer te th *
commissioners'- appeal to th*.
court In which they requested th*
chief esacntlve show cause why
his suspension of them front
office should not ho declared
null and void.
Embezzling: Char g e
Filed A gainst Rosa,
Form er Miami Clerk
Witness Says DuPont^’
Aided Both S l d « 6
alacted secretary »n<l th * ,Uv
M artin B rim was re-elected tree.• Visitor* at today’* luncheon Ine
* m _______
l aH.
Brown of
Sparte.
U / in lo r
Winter
A sher P eter of Orlamlo.
*, Wilson, high school atu
a t Sanford, and S. Bo h
of Miami.
m frees H . iL. D ehart, accordto w orroaly dead* flUd tu
Of t»*.A dvisory Com- tor derided It Was good buslnesa
lh* IM to M arket at- to buy th* aewunt and relcss*
th* brich a t a time
whsn
A T S DOING
:
th*
WPA w U pnv* French Avr nu* J
to Ik* municipality.
TODAT
. fti
T J 0 P . M.I Chess q u b , Nsides
MaL
Ky President
*
'
14.
P r o t e s t Filed A s Verdict Is Expected
* Mussolini Frees All Tomorrow;Attorney
Ethiopian S l a v e s
Pleads For Ju rist
also explained how necessary It
I* to b « the first to get (he new*.
.Follow ing th# luncheon
th .
newly sleeted director* mat and
ejected office!*i for the coming
year.
H. B. I ^ im w*« named
—
A p r.
Poison Gas Used Final Argum ents
By Ita lia n s , Is In R i t t e r ’s Case
E th io p ian Claim Subm itted Today
Declaring th at th* first rule nf
good Journalism I* "get it right
and gvf It first," Mra, Roland
1* Itemn was th* principal speak
e r at th# regular weekly luncheon
of th* Rotary Club held in (he
M ayfair Hotel.
' Speaking on Ihs subject
nf
“My Adventures In Journalism ,"
Mra. Dean told tha Rotarians anms
o f th# difficulties Involved in re*
parting stories coereeity, In avoid.
W ( slips of the typew riter. *■ wall
as typographical error*, and ft-
dfedod J. W. Wrenn of
C„
the automobile ami tha track a f t
er the rraah on a curve. Tha fifth
victm ilied in a tfneileraon..Nfc-g v
Driven Into exile in the U nltrd Stale* by the Mexican govern ho, pital.
ment, Gait. I’lutarco Rline ('pile* (v s tc d l. former preaiilent of Mex
The dead are: J. T .‘K imball, 14]
ico, la ehown bidding farewell to hia aon, Alfr-dn, in Drowruiville, I tlcrcge Newell, 21; Carl Tuck
T t*. The gcn.'rnl went to I n, AngrlO* blit hi, ,ort w»* permitted er. and Woodrow Tucker, all of
to return to Mexico for n UpiMoli period to adinat birxinea* affair*. 1 Palmar Spring*, Vn., and Mar*
; garvt Willia or South Jaokooa»
ri'lo. Fla.
Mr*. Tucker I*. *0 acrioualy
| hurt ah* la not ripertad to He*.
Th« truck driver, Albert PuDI Inga, arul the truck owner, Rolf*'
Sanford, both of Orlando, Rla-,
were allghtly hurt, but Pulling*
had hi* hand* badly bumtd taking
bodies from the blatlng tar.
The party of young people werereturning from a danea
____________
whan
tbclr car collided with the track.
Investigating officer* said th*
automobile tried to mnka |k *
curve en th* wrong tide. ■
president. Hr. A. Wl Epps was r*-
Tan acres of land in aaaUon I t ,
n ear Chutuota, w ars bought by
0 . a . Jacobs from Nolan Fore;
an acreage In eeetian I naar tb*
City Cemetery was bought by J.
f . Stevens front F ran k ' L Woodra ff; and tera tets bi 4h* negro
N.
— (AIM — Five younjt
peocile were fatally burned
nnri a nixth waa rritiesllv In
jured when an automobile in
which they were ridiiyt colllcfori with n fruit truck « short
Hint aace north of hero today.
Four of the five died In
flame* which enveloped both
Journalism R u l e
T old Rotarians
By Mrs. R. L. Dean
Purchase of another carlcad
• f cement with which to build
concrete gutters on P in t Street
between French Avenue and Mill
M arriage Iktnaea were Issue-1 Creek was ordered by th* City
y esterd ay ' to E rnest Balkunt, 31, Commission last night, on motion
and East* Mas W ashington, II, of Commissioner P. N. Whiteof Sanford; Alvin Prince, 11, a n l b u n t. Til* sctlon was U ksn nn
Prance* Bell, IT, o f Sanford; and recommendation of W. B. Earl-,
Richard Ran*, I I , a f Sanford, WPA engineer.
Af aspUlned by the rnglne'r.
and Agnes Kallaf, I I , a f Lqka
construction e f the concrete g o i
te r will reteeae about 1,700 pav
Mayor 8. 0 . Shlnholaer today in g ''b risk , the same number a n
Instructed CUy Clerk F. 8. waa salvaged when such a gutter
La moon to have p n architect pre waa 'b u ilt between Oak and
pare cast estimate*’ of doalrod French Avenues. Added to brick
Improvements a t th* F t m l d - sslvsgod on other streejs thl*
Laughton Memorial Hospital pre wlU glee the City nearly enough
paratory to filing an applica m aterial to complete th* paving
tion with tho W PA fo r ■ loon of French Avenue to th* la k i
Shore
Boulevard,
■ heavily
for fends.
14t
Four Burn To
Death In Car
In Collision
’President Sugge t s
Idea D f Banning
Advisory- Committee
W1U Be Named By
M a y o r Shinholser
building nt 8 o’clock. I t la to
eenllnue until Honday evening
when there wll1 be a "v k to ry
•upper," and President T. E.
Blmpeun said ha hopes th is •u p
per will record a real victory.
“General" Evan* aaid today
th a t Ore questions b a r* been
naked hint aa tn 'w h a t in terests
a n going to dominate the Remia a lt County Chamber of Com
te*#*#.
Thee* are! W ill the
fefm ers w ith their m any probM M be In r n t e e i f w i'i the
la m b a n te and distributor* dorft-
& Of Arabia
Promoted By
Roosevelt For
Working Ages
From 18 To 65
Bondholders Cancel
$450,000 I n t e r o a t
On Sanford Bonds
NUM BER
Cem etery Advice
Is To Be Sought
O fW om en^G roup
^ , Answering critic* of the
^Chamber
r v n a i n u r r oa
of lCommerce
u iiiiu o iw c
by?
t'.».
telling them that if they do
ndt belong to the organte*tlon it la their own fault if it
doe* not function aa
it
■hould. Frank Evans, generai of the tales army, aaid to
day that he hoped that no
laate d ictate w a organisation's
paHelepT Op ’ will tha rai'road#
w ith itb clr vast Investments rat*
th e organisation. — "
“My tnaw er to these queaUona." aaid Mr. Beane, "U th at
th e group th a t la In th* m ajority
ha* tha bast ahancf to capital!**
th a t m ajority In prom oting their
w o tfan , h o t I bailee* th a t Um
rank and fU* at* not going to
overlook th* Inter**! o f any group
M rtw fll work to gather Hk* on*
Mg. happy family to help and daV*l*P every intergat."
Th* Semi not* County Chamber
• f Commerce * year o r tw o ago
V M fam ed fo r haying tha larg est
n a m ^ srik lp p ar capita population
*4 W organisation o f its kind In
t h r U nited S tates, dnd President
Slnpso* and other lender* In the
g r * ^ , hop* to bring back this
Eatabliahed In 1908
-
TtM P . M.I Junior Chamber of
atowMrc*. M ayfair Hotel.
T;S0 P . M.» County Chamber
t Commerce, C of CL building.
,B;|0 P. M. Monro# Chapter.
O ral Arch
H asans,
Masonic
Tentative Jury For
WJfclp Case Is Seated
BARTOW,
Apr.
—Taljaha»«.e Rotary Club memher* *n> iircparlng to anterU In
aonte f-00 RntarUns at Dm sta te
wide notary conference her* Apr.
2A-CT. Arrangements for tha con
vention are nearing 'completion.
Alfred M srahall.nf Clearwater,
governor nf the Florida Rotary
district, will preside a t the comferrnre. This w ll) be tha f1r*t
-time the conference baa 'b e e n
held In Tallahassee.
Edward F. McFaddln of Arkan
sas, a director of Rotary International, will bo th* principal
speaker.
Entertainm ent features Include
th* R ottoy Governor'* banquet,
and th* Governor's ball.
1 4 .- 1 0 1 - A
PUBLISHER RESIGNS
RICHMOND, V a , A pr. 1 4 ^ (A P )-M n rk F . Ethridge, praoL
d ent and publisher of th* S k h mond Tlmes-Dlspntch, ban
raand LouUriH*
WAfllUNOTON. Apr.
—Ttellm ony th a t Laramot dwa
Pont, prominent supporter o f O r
Liberty Leagtm, also had aom*
tributod $3000 tn th* f t m s t ^
Independence Council waa fh w ft
th* Senate lobby committee to*
day by S tanley P. Mon% vte*>
president of th* anti-AAA g r a s p
Th# witness, who aaid W v u o a M
amplr^ad by th* lw gM , BMM4
prominent ted us trial 1st* who h o
supplied th* council with fends*
LOCAL WEA'
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FRIDAY^ APRIL' W,
TH^ SANtORB IIERALI). SANFORD^ FLORIDA
facing Season A t Long wood
o Come To Close Tonight;
'ecordCrowdIs Looked For
flit Greyhound* In
Feature Event For
The Final Program
!ubd u i
Cands Hig
Bass A n d F irst
Place In Contest
Irrtorrrt In the HU1 H a r tw .r o
C om pany's fishing co n ta ct roar had
a now high today w han T . P . D o n
b rou gh t In a black b a s s <« tsV .
f ir s t p h e e , turroo ln * p ^ ll Bdbett*
w h o has teat, W adbi*
th*
Staij; The Seaton
Oa Next. Tuesday
Packed Grandstand*1
Are Looked For By I
MM
endcnsd by thousands of
B lf rail sta rs a r t now dliplay-d ounce*. He also record *! s ^ t - ,
Ini! Florida aporumeti and ■a 110 baalnes* establishment! In b ase w eighing e ig h t pound* and
tan. Banford-O rlando Kanni 1
I g rey hound race track near
gwood ton igh t winds up a IMraca m eetin g w tth an 11-even t
tram headlined b y a ConioLv
; • b Ann W ill, si*t*r o f the do»<
S « khan w on th e <1,000 added Darby
< a n W adneaday n ig h t, w ill com pete
■ In th e featu re race ton igh t far
la c a o d beat honors o f th* season,
i \ Th* en try lint Includes Ann W ill,
v l a d y T raffic, B unny K ay, F lash
' P ant Cara cas P en n y , a n t Skinny
1 W * t* r . W ild P ann y, end Skinny
}••* * •
awnore, opU m lsU cI
Hanford nod o th tr towns In Saml- * l* h t . ounce*. Both f b h wurt ®p7 2 * r
b* oa* o f .
nola County by th a t number of c a t l h t r .r ly this m o m hr* n o ir th* £ £ £ , H f i S l L i f i m V * * ? -1 *
busloaas msn who a r t backing th* C en ara bridge. ,
TOl ,000 parsons will bo In tho
S tllfo rd B aseball A ssociation by
T h e rrco td h g o f th * U . ba*«.
,B * * •.•* •■ *
I
f f e t a f a p o rten ts* * o f their re m oved Mrs Robert* in to ~ c Z 1
" t t U fo r 1 5 0 -:
catpta to
finan ce th e
Sanford p
, osition
.................................
Ralph L easin g Into th ir d ,
.
L ookouts. Each o f theca m erchants j am i Horner
ittle
.. 'LI X
- j In to fourth.
_ ■ T T * «** ? * e{. (h< <**F •« •»*
la g iv in g b aseb all c o u p o n s .-O n e i - F o r •C T p ta H p ffew « m tu fa s
hundred thopaand o f the** co u p cr. | o ffe r * : to the ow ners o f th* Jarg.
h a r e been dlatributed to the » a -. c . t b a it caught d uring t h e WMaaL
r t o « b u etn eii h o t..# . .n d 4 0 -1 A ll other fisherm an, ruotaterln, 1ready and Okutta' official* predict
000 a r e b a in , p rin t* !.
b .s c w eigh in g f i r . p o u n d ? o r o * .r th a t SOflOO u nrresrrsd ass to will
| be sold Tuesday. This will kite ths
Four m ore b u t.n ess houses bare w ill receive a m innow .
t crowd to 55,000)
In C incinnati Re's* official* nr*
not *T*n taking a thane* on the
weather. They hare to ll over <5,000 tickets already for th e ir gam*
with the n ra te * and III* capacity
of B.1,006 ut1 enticlpyted.*
. W ise truck followers believe
tjtdt Ann W ilt can win the Conaalatfcn Jnat about a* easily a» did
Ana Rep* when she flnlehed
gfgbt lengths ahead of Chance
Charlie to rap Derby and In ch
afuiaplonehlp honor*.
., Benny K *T la figured as th*
moat dangerous challenger to tho
young Franklin ktnnel dog, while
F la .* Past and Bklnny Barney
MW being given consideration na
third place winner*.
7 A* crowd rivaling In sit* that of
Wednesday when 2,190 paid ad■ taskns wrre recorded. Is axparted for tho "get-nwny" pro
gram which starts a t It U o'clock,
M yer OoMberg, general man*gpr^of th* plant, espretslng hla
apprrcltUon for th* season's
patronage,
promised an eretl
greater race meeting In K IT . with
n m ra l ed<lltians and Improrart*nt* projected.
Tonight's entriet and driegtlona,
. Utterr rap im ia»l. at to
w ith the
Angi which ehauld flnlth 'in the
C row ed o f 18^104 s lt o loam a*
th e w orld champion Tlgiara sta rt
d efen se o f tbclr title a g s ln it the
Indiana a t C leveh n d and th e Cub*
open th e ir drive for en o th e r p en
n an t a g a in st th* Car.’lnal* a t S t.
L m iU .\ . 4
w
P fe s ld e n t R ootevrP , lu st b *fk
from th # ’ South, should be In, fin e
co n d ition fo r tho opener In the
rap ttal betw een th e S en a to r! and I
th* Y ankeaa, but a rm th is fket U :
nnt ex p ected to fill the park. O n ly ,
' 20.000, w hich
11.000 leta th a n .
’ te n a c ity , 'w a r* a n tlc In eW toilay. |
W hen Connl* Mack tik e * h is |
A th latlf* t o . Boston fo r a r i m * ’
w R h'hla old p layers, 10.000 oroVab- i
f w ill look on from the F e a w ty
Park *t«nd*. ThU sttlm a t* m ay no
hl*h#M, ltJ U th o o r h t. w ith R ostan '
• F irst race. I IS m ils:
|
Orsy. Rlseh
Orchid.
D B X T R lf
i ’ PARK ID . Miss Olsnrnl, TORNAfit) -DRHO (II.
AL1.KVOOP (I).
'• ir s a u c h .
. , ascend race, l - l i m ils (first half
d al|y doublet: DIHMA1- OUTIAIOK
III. War I'le.lB*. Michael Bauit,
Dun Dunnlr, m .-ndls Meadows. IM.t
m nn m
ni’EF.ua c h o i c e u v
P u flsh Mickey.
Third frsee, fu lu rlty, (la st half
, Sally double!:
Mies
lie n fertile.
RIJINDT IIYAN
II),
Trinket.
n i n i lT attiK t i l .
T essa Friend.
;; IdHI Count. XANHAH FAWN III.
. Land isird.
Fourth rare, I .I I mils: J O r S
• CHOICE III.
Ann! her Chance.
t i o o a f i t . M n n n u ’CH m , tia ii* .
elara. Armed la ily . Omsbs. Miss
' Dictator.
F ifth rocs, l - l t m ils: Officer
. Due*. American Clipper, JACK d l l ’
. I t ) . Captain Martin. HATTIEd
COMPANY ID .
Mb y IIns Mahnoi.
| Codar Maid. III.KEN BLITS ID.
’ . m ath rare, l - l i
mils: KIND
HORSHAM (I). PADDY BLUE ( « .
\ E-nd
floe'n.
Cactus t Flow ir,
CAIIBLFAM IIRKAK ID .
School G irl Slain,
Sw eetheart Jailed
XntldFs Is barslur a lm a , that C,
O. u n i t holder o f T a t CsrllfUdte
Nit. !<*•. I*.nod tho Ird Mar o fA u a nst. A . D. IH I. h a s rilod sains la
tar o ff loo and has m ads ap p ltcsflat
for a ta s dtsd la ho Issuad thsrt-a.
Ms 14 oortlflrals tm braree th s follow .
In* doorrlhstl - o p e r l y la ths Uountr of Msnlaols. hi s i - o f Florida, to
**1t:
. .
of NWH o f MR H .4
Sort Ion II, Tow nship II Mouth
K ah*s II Bast. I* arrrs.
Tho assessm ent o f tho said prop*
• r t r W n tho sold ewrtlfkmie ■*su sd Naas In ths a sm s of L'NKNOWII.
i ; a tows Mid S srtlricats shall be
rrdootnod accord Inn to low. ths
property dssrrlhod therein w ill hd
sold ,o tho klhhsot bidder at Iks
court .house door oa tho first Mon
day lb tho month o f Mar. 1*1*.
whirl* Is ths tth day o f Mar. Hi*.
rm tfd this ISth day o f April.
1*1*.
Ui Mm o l d certificate sh a ll bo Jin lh» C ount? o
H ttM lu
to law . the 1 F lw ’-'s. t*-w l«!
prop*?!? describee. 1bare Ia w ill La
1 < ( . a t Int,
n M in thn hleb est b U ltr at Ihn
«|
aw l
<i,urt-hones door on thn t i n t M>m- I* Month Rani
day In thn . m ualh o( Mar. 1*1*. Nlr Una of H
which Is tho Ilk day o f Mar. l it * .
Park -evens*
(w ind Ihlt l«tk i a r o f April.
iu a . (Laos ■
HI*.
Tbs a so on nmol
f t P. IKHWDOI*,
« l » nndsr tho
Clsrk of Circuit Court of Msml- sn*4 w a s la th
n I- Count?. Florida.
u WOOUtVOIII
ItK AL)
U nless soldi <
hWTICE OF a FFLI CATION FOM
TAX IIKRII
*
( Senate o u t No. ISA)
N oilr* Is hereby ilr s n , that fl.
II. LINOLE holder..! T a s 'C s r llf lra ls Nn. f i t . Issued lb s llh day of
Annual, A. D. IIII. has filed sam e
la my offlre and has mode app'lratlon for a la c dear, to ho lanuod
thereon. Maid ceM lflrals embraced
the fullaw inn dtscrlbsd property
In Iho County of Sem laole, m a ts
of F lorid a, to-w it:
I t A. so la NK Cor. of HW>4
,
,
a r. m u h n don .
of NR H of Msctloa II, T ow n
C lsfh of Circuit Court o f Kami*
ship fa South lie n c s 11 Fast.
rv'le Cuonty. Florida.
I f screw
(SHALT
Ths assessm ent or Iho said prop
erty under tho said certlflr sl* Is
sued w as In Ihs bams of D. H. A
W. P. TAHT.
N O T ltfc OF
U nless said rwrtlflrale sh all he
T A k DKFD
redeemed arrortllh* i s law, ths
property described therein w ill baold In the hlsheat bldtrr at the
roart-honee door on Ihe first Mon
day In ths month or May. III*,
Shortly after Jean Maerehaad
which Is the tth day a t May, 1*11.
*';ov*l, IT -ysar-old high aahaal
Ibtted this loth day of April.
I lls .
rJ :m , waa h illed a* ah* aat In
n. r . IIRRNDON,
. tar with a bey friend at MenaClerk of Clrralt Court of Ms.nl• ic. OM*. r t r lever. Charlea Wlh
o-de C ount). Florida.
-i. was quoted by police as sayIMKAL)
r t# i f s t her by accident In
’ te “friobtcn'* her. (A cectlP rise P l-c tl)
xirric-K o f a p p l i c a t i o n F u n
t a x i ir .r n
ihcwoi* n ili No, le s i
.
brrsl.v a lrso . ih s i A,
D K Iin r, hnlclsr ul Tns C crtlllcsis
legal
No. 111. lu u c d th- Tth day of Au-fUit. A. ti t a n , has Hint tom s i*
my o ttlc s so d h a . inads sp p lt-o .
lion for a re* d - d to lm i
Ihrrson. Hold r s r tin c ste sm b rsc-s
the f'llln w ln * d stsrlb oc Vrnpsrtf
. rvom’B
o r a p f l ic a t io n fo r
iirin n
■• - ■ s is n in N*. teat
........... I* b-r-hy e lv s o , thot V.
r . Ft'l.l.FUTON holder of T s s (*•■
i l l i m i - N.k IISS. Issued Ihs 1st day
>r Aunu-t A. H. H i t , has filed
■sm s In my o fllc s and has mads
sn id leu tli.n fur s Isa dned tu bs Is
sued Ihersoo. Maid « r t l ( l c * l s si*hroceIhe lo tlow ln #
d ascribed
liri.perl* In the County o f Msmlmile, m o l- of Florida, to -w lt:
lu lls IT. t i * l i , BlorX M.
C rrsm l I’srk. r i a l
Booh 1
••see SI.
The ssseiem sn t of ths SOIL cronerty under Ihs sold e s n l f l c s ls Is
sued w as In Ihs u n i o f lUTUERT
J. HltoW N.
U n less esld rsrtlflo n ts sh all he
redeem ed sccordlnB lo lew," th*
property described therein w ill br
sold tu the hleh eei bidder at the
enurt-houee door ou the llret Mon
day In Ihs month o f Msy. H U
w hich U ih s Ith d sr o f May. 111*.
listed this lilh day ot April
lilt.
I
U P. IIMUNDON, .
C lsrh of rirtu lt Court of J r a P
■v ie t'ounly. Florid*.
a re now, open fo r
cbum
on
M d M Ufom , t t |
th e
K eot
th e b o tto m
cheop^ q i i /
is c o n c e n t r a t e s
o f th e p e n . T h et
Your fuel .dotter b
and not in heating
A ll persoau
A
Books for Sanford, Precincts
open ench day (Sunday excepted) from t A. VL
to 12 i l , and ffom 2 P. M. to 6 P . M., in fha
basement of the Court House.
Saturday nights until 9 P. M.
w .rf f flG w a c
- / .
Registration SnpenriewF.
Seminole County, Florida.
Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
if
R e -re g ia tffrin g .
P rim a r y .
Mack Clrvolind far the
c o o k in g
IN T U B UNITED HTATE* 1HRTHICT COURT l«' and fo r th#
Mouthsra D tstrU t at F lorid a. 1*
Chancery, United I t s ls o uf A m er
ica. Cum plalaoat. ve Moro*. TlU udors. D ofsod on l. ORttKIt > T o in *
dsfondoat,- B a M B M P n . ' No. a
Aihiviadok n m R V T W t b n n tro sts.
Plraou*. 11. «sc«
Ton or* Bar*by
clrecied to appear In th* ahav*
sty ltd r a s a s on th* llh day a f
Jons, A. D. l i t * , aad stake a n sw e r
In a lu ll of Romplalot which ha*
ties* filed la this Court by th s
Uhlted n u ts * of America for U>*
purpose or rmnetlUs* th* c s r tlftoaie o f
oat u rail Ml too b erst of ncs
arsntsd you. It la farther ardored
that this a o ltc s b* pbbllshsd la
Tbs aeo fo rd Herald, a newsp*r*»r
i.r a sn sra l
rlresU ttsW publlabsd
In
Manford.
Seminole
County,
Florida, ror a period *1 #l«h* w eek s
nnl
procodlna lbs Ith t a p of
Ians. A. Is. l it * . W itness I ha K aaorable A lsxandsr Aksrtnas, '.J a d es
ot n l d Court, one th s to o l o f
said Court, th is llh day u f A pril.
A. D. l l l l .
Edwin a
W illiam *.
Clsrh;
United
m a tt*
D istrict I
M U S T re -re g lste r in o rd er t a vo te In thg Ju n g
S o rt (lrriih ia d Skin
E M n c
.... -
T h e R e g is tra tio n books olj S e m in o le C o u n ty
•E'S RELIEF
mony different way* . . , . bu
to operate hot kitchen eWct
trie cooking and water Keel
. . . . and coot Why is Mra.
such economical comfort?
*
.
CU r - FTHRNDON.,
Clsrh o f Clrralt Court a t S sn tls o ls County. Florida,
(MEAL)
.
tax
I
esinol
!*»*.
to tic i:
fnEAL)
rar It la—however brekan the
a-- -u . »- a.
i, j*.*- —
* fsddln
a..- aimihlim
sold to th s hldhsst bidder a t th o
cou rt-b ou s# door on Iho fir st MOW*
day In th s month of Map, I f f * ,
which la th s tth dar o f M ar, »*»*.
Date*. m is l l l l day o f J Merit.
;J
�Soaioolo Coonty Produttn
H a n P n d U A n d V«c*UBfes H u n Any
^
Similar A m In America
<EIt u
•
-^ a n fn rft
-
lh n * a lii
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
... ...............................
VOLUM E X X ?
>
Sanford In The Only Centra!
Florida City Affording Rail, H lfhna /
And Water Trana porta lion
')
(?■
SA N FO RD ,
F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL
11,
1936
Established In 1908
NUMBER 144
i^ —
Every Candidate
Expected To Buy
Ticket To Dance
Of Read Route
D ie itlo^dince of every
candidate for public office at
tha Jefferson Day dance to be
riven In the M ayfair Hotel
neat Monday evening U hop*!
for by the Young Democretv
Club of Seminole County, ac
cording to 3. Alex Sharon,
chairman of the committee,
lu t, IrrvepectivT of whether
he candidate can dance. Mr.
Jharon raid that "every randllate la eipectr-l ti buy ■ ticket.1*
W h a i f of (he proceed, of
the dance win g„
th. y 0lmf
Ovmoerat. Club ,„ d the other
one-half will w „ nt to nat^cnal headquarters o f the
Party.
Right-Of-Way For 44
East From Sanford
la To Be Acquired
A t Earliest Date
Engineers S ta rt
Work N ext Week
r Sees
Halt In W ork
If Unions
Win1I
• ___
Chances Are
Against War,
Hull Believes
Projects 60 Per Cent(
Complete; Pynchon'
Explains P o s itio n 1
On Wages Dispute*
Must Not (Jet F alse1
Impression We Will
Not FlgrTit, Declares
Secretary Of State
I Should the demanda of lato r
t unions that the prevailing wage
»«alv be paid on WPA projveto
Jeuch work in Sanford and Seml, no e County will practically be
arapended. declared W. S. Farl*.
WPA engineer, today. In making
| the italem ent he waa tacked by E.
A. Pynchon, stale WPA adm lnlv
t rotor, who today Informed WPA
direct ora throughout the atate
th a t “ Florida will be dotted with
Incomplete WPA project* If de
mand* of labor onions for tha pre
vailing w»gr tcale are granted "
Loral WPA project! ore only
about 00 percent complete, Mr.
President To Give
Another Hearing
To General Hagood
WASHINGTON. Apr II —
ijPl —Presilient Itifoseveh grmil
wi i runl her hearing innlay to
Mftjcr (Jrnrral Johnson Hagmvti
who was relieved of commin I
of the Eighth (*orps Araa after
criticising
Works
ProftYhi
Administration <|»ending. Ge icral lligiw d had a long convex•alien with the President on
his train while enrnute to Flo-*
Ida for n vaention n f v* wpcm
• g<v
3 Drowned As
Big Airliner
!
Sinks in Sea
•%
Brazilian C l i p p e r ,
Weighing 19 Tons,
I n Collision With
Boat Off Trinidad
WASHINGTON, tp r. I |. —(.rij
"The January Malrmrnt by Sertc
lory fful that Ibr rhancea wete
nln* out nf trn ” sEaiti*t a
general war” wa, mail* put Hr
todag by the Senate foreign irlation* committee |t wa, coupled
with a wnrning from the Stett- !>e
'■m
['artment head that the United
3t*tm mu at not let the "false ini
lirvaalon" go out that "we will
M IA M I, A p r. 1 1 — ( A P ) —
not fight."
' No. 44 ' from Sanfoitf! p
A n
>
Tho
n in e te e n -to n
a ir lin e r
The** view* were given by Hull
w iu t 1
B ra z ilia n C lip p e r s a n k tn d * r
'■ring committee hearing* on
it f t i t n colllnion w ltK a* im n 1!
neutrality legiaetion and were
made puhlle today for the fin t
I>nnt in th e h a r b o r o f P o r t o f
poeaiMe date. County Eriglntime. While nearly four month* aid,
w Tony Pltchford stated to------ | Spain, Trinidad, drowntnRthey preceded Germany’* rearm iday, and engineers will be
WA.SUING TON. Apr
M - (JV tw o
p annungers
and
ment of the Rhineland which ad-let
her* Monday to begin nur■Seuatur Hvtrhi-r *nid he atlll **- n tew vtrd an d in j u r i n g n e w ly 1
a new European crl*i, to Ho- Pert* I wml ti> rontlnue im thc n ncoru
v ey lo f the route for the
force of workmen can be kept on
‘tt ofc c th e r n , InclutU n*
Halo-Ethiopian war.
J 1-Kt.OUO.lHHj ship renal ■cru**
highw ay w art from Sanford to
the job, a h o u lJ h g ilp jqhgij..wlthln
Jone
Iturbi, world fim o o i'
Flu ride.
tha Waklva River.
a month, he a a ld /If work ran con
■-7tpianiat
Dlploauta Take a Rest
Instructions to proceed w ith tha
Thi- senator, who led an un,uctinue on the prevent achedule the
Temporary
organization
of Park Avenue pavement ahould le
purehae*
of tha
right-of-way
GENEVA.
Apr.
11,—(Ah— cv-asful mo-p for St-nal# apprtivn] J Radio meaiagra to Ik* Pano u t from Baaford were received Campbell-Loailng Squadron No. completed about tha first of June
European diplomat*, wearied from of the c,nal priiji-rt, 9*id hr would ! American Airways dlv|alan headbjr th e Comity Commiaaloner* W. Son* of the Legion, waa affect and the Flrat Street pavement
extenalve converaatlona on twn In confrr with I’resiilent Kouaevrlt on quarters her* reported other* of
tarnatlonal problem*, paused today the walrrway a , n « n a , pn,»ib r I the 1H passengers and - aeren ;
from the S tate Road Department ed laat night with the (election of about the middle of June, but the
lu (heir negotiation* for peace In aft*-r hi, rrt iin to W n,hineton.
which haa approved the surrey, tem porary offievra to aerve until Armory can not be completed until
| rrrw n u n were rescued from tho-'
Africa and in Europe to observe
and the board yesterday Instructed a fte r the charter roll la cloaed on In July, Mr. Earle maid. Comple
Fletcher -aid lin had no kmiwl1 partly submerged queen «t IkV
Apr.
20.
The
squadron
atarts
off
th#
E
sater
holiday*
as
Turkey
re•■dgr
of
a
r.-porlril
statrm
rnt
hy
Mr. Pltchford to haa ten the ac
tion of improvement* a t the Munic
quested formal permission to ab H airy I,. Il"|ikln,, w ork, minimi,- Si-uth American skyways.
quiring of title to land needed with a membermhlp of 33. Twanty- ipal Airport wVI be atilt later.
. / -0
rogate th* I aueinne part. The Iritn r. that mini- of the 11.,(.00,000,■
fo r tha highway. Tha right-of- elght boy* an ] a doxen LegionThe dead Inc’udad E.
“ If we ahould be forced to pay
Turkish foreign mlnlatsr handed 10HI apiirnpciatlnn for relief would M artinet, 52, export m anager of
w ay U to be 100' feet wide, exacale we
l,ho
* w chi1t h . ,,p m v a i i i n r ^
a
oaptlng through the town of Ge waa hald In the Legion IfuL
would have to cut down the hour* |
_____
ninrrinkfi' lici'imn* vis* Im imm I formal note* to seven other *lgn*. hr u,ei| f--r ronatrnrllon of tho the Eagle Pencil Company, * 5 r
lories
of
the
treaty
which
estaltC
arl
Sodcrblom,
one
of
tha
IS
Florida i anal.
neva, where tha width will he reKrnr.il Park, SI. o f Hanof labor and It would mean that it, E S m p - Q l C p r v l r a i W t l l !
dnead to U feat. Tha d la lance naw member* who- joined laat would tako three tim e.
Memhr-rs of the Home Appropri York; Erie R. Brogh, Loot***,
ii*l THiinlorik Buckingham, llahed demilitarised tones on earh
long to
UJL
. I C e ” 111 fl
an..
Amedeo La pal
of
■Id* of th* Dardanelle*. The gov ation* Commit lew -ni,l they hal England;
la about SO mllaa, and 9JI mllea night, waa chosen hy the coys aa finish the jobe. or we would hav*
Smyrna.
' T7
ernmenta w rra asked to permit br#n told by Itopkin, that none of Miami, dining steward.
tem porary capUln.
The other to employ three limea a* many
will bo oa a new route.
Jo.I»i*un. pleading before Turkey to arm it* area there. th* appronriatlon would be used
Th* big alrllnsr overturaad aa*
fe tha road over which R. tem porary officer* are Wgbber men," Mr. Earle declared.
-------| County Judge Sha..m today to Otherwise, pear* efforta to aetll* either on the ranal nr the I'asaa- JH'ot Wallace Culbertaac of Mlaiqi
form er provident of Wblbom, flrat lieutenant; Sidney 'Replying to ch arg ts embodied in
Mr*. Julia Felltla Laing. 73, ft’ the jih a rg e of intoxiratlon, was the Italian Invaaion of Fthinpl* maqumldy project in Maine
swerved in a vain attn m g t1g»
County Chamber -of Stafford, second lieutenant; Wal a resolution adopted In the atata
resident
Sanford for
u#™ of
or aanrorti
n>r more
nt-irr thln
___ • " " • " ‘’•’d «" 1*7 the coat* of hi* and Germany’s rearming of th>“ I don't know anything ahnnt avoid striking tha smalt Match
1J . 3. Par- te r Campbel’. adjutant;., A rther labor convention lit Orlando this 1rm
Khinelanl remained about at the th at," Fletcher said. “The Preai d ire c t^ In Ha p*thr d u rin g -th e ,
haUled w ith the Stake B ranae. Jr., finance officer; John weak ttaat ha had baan unfair to or- half a century, and a lender In civic • r ,," t " r * ° t0 l*11 *or 1° day*,
■ante atatua.
W orley Brawn, chaplain; Fate gaol tad labor la the operation of and w elfare work before ad- [ T h .
dant tyto to HOO.OOn.MXI. If* must daw n takeoff. Th* plan*1* loft
a t otveral
w
rnthrr:
Fair
In
th*
north
■-1
a ; . m td lw B feocosiK T v^tay-t mA d - _•
program
»truck tha launr“ *
—
year*
etw
tatU
I
her
aetlv-*
add’^w
rtly
*WMy
have soma a t th a t la f t I rxnect
hi
th#
south
__ _
Ref a u lt Escape* Captor*
aorgvant-at-erma
ib; Reginald s<ri*rs ta te
A dm inistrator Ity, died last night in her hniun a I
r
o
^
.F
T
r
*
"
*
'
«**"
tnggeV
wnrk
to
continue.
Fut
nf
w ilM e n w ho will bo
portion tnnluht and Sunday, mild
ROME, Apr. 11.—W >-Em peror can’t aay whether it will he with w ater. A “erash" boat
blom and Sidney Richard, color
w riu , E n g in e* Earle 021 Oak Avenue where *he ha l ti*m|>crnture». Fscreme norlhtreat
bora Monday will itirvey Route ™
fl’satlase4 Oa Pan* Peas I
lO
a
tiro
-o
O*
ao
ae
W*e»»
li
realded
for
40
years.
re lef fund*. There Ip-Atill a chaneo Pan-American aan drome
Florliln Fair tonight and Sunday.
tfk from State .Road No. 9 to ,b«*r,r'W
___
_
Mero,
past
commander
and
nf Including It In the deficiency it lately put out and p k k fd ap HU
Funeral service* will he run
^iamonu Spring*, a diatom. of,
auvlvora.
i. - .
Judin- Jaa. Cl Sharnn porfnrmcd
bill in the House,”
ducted at 3:3t) o’clock Monday a f t
1A6 mllea, and th e route for | rh»Irman of the Sons of the
the rermony at hia hemne last
ernoon
from
the
Flrat
Il*)itl*t
Th*
Brailllan
Clipper
ha*
bain
Representative
Rear*
aim
aald
fr M Data" the tonj^
- 0 ^ e
\
Church to Lake view I’emeterv evening that united In m arriage
I
hn espeetrd the waterway project making regular trip* from Ik*>Panwhere the bwly will he interred (Jerald A. H im * , 31. of Sanford,
American Airways tarmlnal In
work to continue.
RJcor, a distance of about four Commander L. F. Boyle presented
the boys with their cepe,
by the akfe of her late huehaml, *nd Otadya Ulcille M atlair, 17,of
Miami to South American pobga
and one-half mllaa.
I
am
following
the
m
atter
very
New member* of the Son* of
Joseph Early Laing, who died In (Islfrn.
W han these aurroya are com
carefully, and am Weening in cloac for many months, on* of n eumker
DALLAS, Tees*. Anr. l l .- t o S touch with Senator F'letcher.” he of tramkndoua flying ship* th a t
pleted and approved, the County tho Legion who slgnod the charter
W. S. Earle, WPA engineer, ha* 1920. The Rev. W, p, Brook*. J r .
Mnnagrr "Stuffy" McC'ronr of
w ill acquire title to needed prop roll la st sight are W alter Robert written a letWr to the City Com paator uf the flaptlat Church, i* “f thr Sanfurl Lnokouta brought —Dl'lllnalnned an-* III In pnlttl- aaid, “ I am satisfied wo »h*l! be make their headquarter* here.
Campbel’, Carl Soderblom, Court mission suggesting th a t the mu alatcl by tho llev , E. D. Brownlee.
Tha cllppere on . tho routes boerties.
hi, family to Sanford from Jack- cen banishment. Plotarco Ellas able to go ahead with the work.”
Cboatraction work
on State ney W. Soderblom, Reginald Bod- nicipality buy another carload cf pa»lor of the Pre-uyterlai, Church, sonvllle ye*tcrilay. Mr». McCrone Call** toilsv predicted that rev iSenator Tram m el’, wa* ill and twaan Miami and C antral -and
•ifclom,
.Edward
Kasaell,
Adrian
will
conduct1
the
*ervlc».
.... South American ports aro alightRoad 44 east from Baaford will
cement and build a cone r e t. gutter
wi* Ml«* Alberta A^cocke of San ’utlon I* Inevitable In Mexico could not be reached for comment.
The body will lie in atate at the ford. They have- three children.
which yeatardiy expelled him and
ly amallar
p o t begin until title has been ob Worley Brown, Joe W. McCaalln. on F lra t Street to the end of toe
Rrprvsantatlv*
Green
aald, j 'y
am auet than th*
tha naw alreMpo
th ree11close advisors.
tained to the 100-foot right- John Elmo Oridlck. Clifford Trac brlfk pavement a t Mill Creek and late residence tlti* evening and
They’re got io give us some as-1 in aervlce ovar the Paelflo Ocean
High tide Inmnrrow will be at
of-way, Mr. Pltchford said today, to r, C*rt Welbom, Robert J. Proc thereby release paving brick fo- until the hour of the funera .
“ Revolution la at ready stlrrlne suranre that the canal la going toLholween Alameda, C alf, port qnd
* Ave-1 Mr*. Laing w»» born in Nr * 11 ti< A, M. m il low tU|c* will be In Mexico,” said th* former nrea- be Included In the deficiency WH th« Hawiton and Phlllpplaa lah o t ha aaid ho hopes there will be tor, Sidney M. Richard, J r . B lly the'Im provem ent of- -French
4g|gy
B i t tlm road. Richard. Tho*t Alfred Rivera and no* between F irst Street And Bay York City on June 0, 1003. anil at 0:37 A. M and S:30 P. M. On Idant and maker of president# or some other, or we’ll see,-wh*b lends. Th* B railllan 1 Clipper
Shore Boulevard. I t U expcctad ram* to Sanford In 1HRI. She wa* Mumlay the \idea will be high at I who ruled th# country with i
Improvement can ha undertaken H arry Lae.
can be done almul blucktox other weighed 10 torn. The China Q tpNlnteen boya who algned the ep- th a t tha latlar will be read M a pioneer member of thi F it*t 1 12:05 A. M. and 12:27 P.^M., and
a t a s early data.
appropriations, l t ’a going In aoin# per, Which b lued tho trail from
Iron
hand
for
II
years.
"Jlv
e*U»
Ucatlor, for the
ch arter a re Monday ccealng’s meeting of the Baptist Church which she joined; they will be low at
<]i90 A. M will make m atters worse." Cnm- where."
• t^tjd
Ca lfornl* to ManlU In tha Phil
/V
W ight Mere, William H enry Mero, CommUefoa. I
on S e p t 4, 1090, wa* member -if, and 0:20 )’. M
ippines and whlah took off Dual
-/
munlem, he said, la ruining Meal
Porcy Ashton Mero. Carey Fred
’7 ~ T „ „
According te the engineer, fully th* X . E. L. Clsa* a number of
this port, walgha 2ft tons. Th*
£0,
W ight, Ralph B. W ight, Henry 91,000 can be saved by th* City in years, and took an active p art In] . Th» teleranif of
WJ T*
largest alrehlp afloat, th* naw
Callus flaw from Kars today to
Bunn McCall, Thome* Adrian buying the* cement end releasing Sunday School work and In all d - J' » "
•» !* /* mrettng Monday
Hawiian Clipper, whlah - roared
Ca.lfornla
sad
retirem
ent
Cobb. Wynn Potter, Samuel Arnold tha paving brick t i n t coat |M p a rtmania of th . chureh.
] V ; " 1™,AM*’
to ,
out o f Miami laat W ednesday.to
.... P u aa ral aerrlcaa to r T. J. Green,
From Mrxlco City taro* word
relatives are
Tlndel, Sidney to n fo rd Stafford, per thousand, of five te n ts «*»V
Surviving
relative*
aro mu' Jutont P fay. “wll b* on* of th*
join th* Paatfl* fleet, wcIgM. M
who died a t his home In J’aoto
tgn
portent” aver held by th* Calla*' property wouW
Donald Raymond S tafford. A rthur Between 17,000 and 1K000 brt:k daughter. Ml** Jeanatt* Laing; n
tons.
Men, were to be held
. It 1* a specially called fl.catad by th# government
iV i
Advising If. II.' Buckman, Ja c k
Bra nan, J r . W ilia m Columbua w ere1released by building a ean- nephew, William H. M arshbtirr of
.*gr H , * . m u this afternoon from
ting
an-l
-areyY;
member
la
sonville
engineer
who
ha#
bean
In
BrenSn,
Joseph
N«
Tenhet,
Webber
creta g u tter between M yrtle and Little Rock, Ark* and a rouain. Y
- • ' - th e ' Nneereoe Church In Paola to
urged to attrnd.
/
Washington for many months
.V -iS O v u r Lake CcmeUry, with ts# W elb o rn ^flu rlaa 1* P ark, Robart French Avenues, and about an IL Vickers of Sanford.
alleged
allegailyy lobbying
lotroylng for
tor th*
me cross
trees_
n
„ „
.
E
ugtna
Park.
Neol
Rice
Angel
and
equal
number
can
b*
salvaged
If
f. G raham offlciatlntW
alter
l~
Cooper
haa
bought
. t o t . canal, ihowvd “bad t a i l . ” B O I T O W F o r B u i k U l l f
each a g u tter le built from-French
9.000 FLEE FLOODS
pall hm rara w are to be laaac John Garden Angel.
rOaldenca property on Orange
Jack B ardtner K oine, member Avenue on to MUl C r i k , said the
Naw offleere of Sanford Lodge In challenging Senator A rthur |1;
y, J . K. Beyd, U. O. Ble
A#snue, between Twenty.fourth
TA LLAH ARSES* 'A p r. 1 I.-W 1
/
' '
MEMPHIS.
A pr. H - - M 1 - and Twenty-fifUh Streat*, ac of the Elk# .Were Installed last Vandenberg, Michigan Repubjicrn,
r . J7W. T urner and 11. of the Yaotora, C a lif. aqu c* o o ef a n d n te r .
to a debate on canal laxuas. th* —Th* Slat* Board o f Control won
th e Son* of tha U g to a ,w a e a
French A renas U, pCred a por riv e thousand resident* nf bntln-n
night
and
glen#
mad*
for
a
big
cording to u w arranty dctif fll#di
Central and South F lo rlll , Water Supremo Court apnroV ftt1o f ft*
tion of the dlatsncs^between F irst land country In *1* state* aougbt
Green wa* born In E lite visitor a t la st night‘a meeting.
to rectn l today. Th# former own rally to bit bald on th* next meet Conae ret linn Committee today In- nten t o ' borrow 1900,000' from
S
M
w
tla
n
d
the
Reolevard.
H
r.
th#
refugo
of
hl*h*r
grounil
v-;v*
Ing
night,
Agf.
94.
Past
Exalte
l
H . a M K ey 19, i b m |
e r of the• i-ropeyty
wae
H.
E.
propoyty
w* *»«,
irio . ^Thi*
i n n iirapwrFnwn^
e *tti
m w i m i n f . i* tarda* u . orerflow water# from Cordvll
,tg 'F lo rid a 91 year* ago, sn l W o m a n F o u n d D e x d | m
Ruler O, W. Spencer waa th* In tile d him to debate th* Utu* hare. the Federal Public W orks Admtntoth* ^Mississippi and Its trlb u ta'lei
, la tom tnola County fa r tha
•tolling offtoor and tha following The committee believe* that th# tration for aracting nose huUdUtt*
people of F’lorl'l* ahould hear a t the Ifnlvcralty of Ptoridd. tho
q lpu ie » ! g **
s a f f l l aa
P th
,- e“ fheavy track#' rolled,-*#or more th an a tnt1ll->n
/C
I t years. H a la survived by I n B a t h t u b ; N o> C
/ y
P erm it, to repair two of tk i offleere were seated:
Beckman If he ’’dc*lr*« to air thi* Florid# Btat* Collogo for Weapon,
flu
te
M arket travel acre# o f nnprrtcctod lowland*
f
n
m
th#
vrldew and t o children, Mr*. T o
Exalted Ruler. E. F, Dorner.
M u rd tre r
F ound
three resi-lrncoa damaged by fir*
FPSwq, *
adjacent to th* stream s.
Plaacr, Mrs, D. C Spivey,
Eh teemed Leading
Knight aubject ful y.” And it thareforu | and tk* Ftarlda Agr leu Ita rsi CoL
week, ego laat Thursday
today wired th# engineer the fol lag* fo r Nagroe*. /
l l f e r i d Green.
Issued by the City building Georg* Thurston. V
NEW YORK^Apr. U — b F > -A »
lowing Invitation to debate tbo
Cato*mad
Loyal
Knight,
C.
E.
Rarena** dariysd from
_ rtroent today. Th* perm it for
auto pa* established today th at
Hublfct In thhi otAto*
and faa* charged to student*
Adams.
>
tk* repair of the J . I t . McCaalln
Mr*. Nancy E ra a a H tto rto n . w riter
"Your chiU#ng# to S**nBt#r Van- fsc -d tr members who van tha I
Esteemed
Lecturing Knight,
3 I ftoldance a t 54PT. Magnolia Aeanu#
and wife of a f ^ M t l n # aamdenberg to debate PlorUa canal buildings will b* pladfod ta r *
y jetoJ# for tha expenditure of 9900. Harbort Mlaaar.
pan# aiarutlv#, urns criminally afboth IgipproprloU - n n d - t o — hnd roent o r the loan, amAow I
Esquire, Andrew CarraOay.
j Ho satlm aU waa given a* to tha
saultad before aka waa ''r a a .lo d
taste. If y«0 have dealra to air this th# Supreme Court said It I
Chaplain,
Gordon
Barnett.
ooat
of
repair#,
naevsaary
to
th*
H.
ay tontwith Im p P*M *to >"
Colonel Mrs. Jt
W. Coo tan
aubject fully the people of Florida legal. Any pledge of »*W*
Inner
Guard,
Henry
Thunton.
major
of h e r apartaMB*. Full#* “ *<**
ls the . f o o — , . n i
u “ ■
should hear y«u. therefore, we In fo r th* repayment crould to r
Tytoe,
Ed
Rouke.
chi** to aataUlah t o a t l t y to tha
t o r i ' of
Seminole and Golowal Ray Howell of
* 7 7 ^
■
/
Secretory, tk* Rev. J. J. Kcl- vito you to debate tho aubject with •t Hut tonal. ...
• - hi
ilay er, but to fab b ar# b u n
Com at err a
on* 'o f our engineer* o r water az' Division t .
I f a n r effort rroc to I
eroafuL Fln*#rp#i«U on th a w n l
parta next weak a t any point n miv-lle fund* for totf
division* will
P0l*» [ to r
momkereklpa neat
of tha bathroom srer# too
Florida you may **'*ct where radio loan*, tho Supremo Co
‘ r m o n to g . Apr. IK Ho
to h< of help. A fu m ta to pon
anloo haadnl by
transmission facllltle* are
rould t o jcctraln o d Iri
Mmmaud to
Hared
. fe a r o r more
Hered to havo t o t o j j t
quit*.”
legal nation nt th n t ta* * .* ,,)
r OGDEN. U tah, Anr. 11.-/A h
wkJlo B. r .
th o slayor turned on
o f tho rap u lna
Tho entire program , it w tn *
larbvrt Ifboerr. puffing a cigar,
, 8. U.
PLYMOUTH. England, Apr. 11.
THUrtoo’a p re v rty riUI ba announ
—
m ated, wBl coat HAiVA
ami W.
In
Pullman compart, —
Ti m ninth rare of inspect
it and eoaaplalned th at speach- ed sabotage to British w ar rease’a
IVs
'E ig to ’l
•am ber, in 4 t
dng Isn’t w hat It used to bo.
•!■*# h o t autumn, this time th*
Hour#”
goal and fn m th#
Im* w##.’* said the former submarine U t , was Investigated
j
ad*.
"th a t you could go today. A large wrench, found In
______________‘th o
TAMPA. Apr.
bar o f
rod the country making the th* caring of the submarine mo borough eounty’a grand Jury, after
MIAMI. Apr- i
aneech a t roeh town. This lar, m ight have dlaabted tk* en a four-day aaealon, returned lw»
breakfast will
OKdvs T. Ott,
lb res
TOO rould polish Up tk* speech tire on d e c o d e r machinery.
Indirtmento charging
violation
A t tho Ar
MB fa r the Ida#
**n went alone.
of ita la lair* which prohibit pay
I a f Cammrce b-ilH
■Bm row with He* rtoMo. ■perch- B fA ST WRECKS LABORATORY ment a t poll taxes for other*.
■hen
h hnto work.
WASHINGTON, Anr. 11— GP> Tho** named war# Aha Martadla.
erstwhile professional bond*mat,
speech U only fowl one#, be- —Twn riviUan employe*
at i
iterday whan and operator of a taxicab Merit*,
injured yactorday
ynkU* to quick to detect
th* tw o-story I and Bobbr M arriott, farm er feral
n tot o f research
tom ratory n t^ g o g U fe t V m f
pfeend la jnd
weak* on
■HramraJABc,
■— 'k C (W
Road To Be Surveyed
\ From Sanford To
' The Wekiva River
u o o s Of Legion
A Squadron
•With 33 Members
I
fis m
Fletcher Expects
Work To Continue
On Florida Canal
O thers On Board
Are All Rescued
Clipper's Home Port
la Miami Of PanAmerican Airways
K nows Nothing Of,
Hopkins’ Prom i s e
Not To Use Funds
Temporary O ffic e ra
Are Elected, Carl
Sotterblom At Head
Mrs. Julia Laing,
Sanford Pioneer,
Died La^t N ight
Be Held Monday At
The Baptist Church
«*•*•»•
'T o Release Brick
F or French Ave.
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
,,f N>w
R e v o lu tio n In
Mexico Forecast
By Noted Exile
Funeral Today For
T. J. Green Of Paola
W ater C onservation
C o m m i t t e e Asks
Buckman To Debate
O f f i c e r s Installed
By Local Elk* Lodge
. 0.
.
U. Of F. Allowed To
W*H. Schmidt Is
Chamber Of Commerce 'Sales
^
he« Hard Work U,hSow With Broadcaata Sabotage Discovered
On 9th British Ship
■■mw
Wants 3 Million
Huaband’a Affl
w T t
----------- --- " “Sto
2 Tampans Indicted
For Poll Tax Fraud
IXWAT
�Is to Be Held Ih
trettow ku ,*
rilling for U
tor Florid* •
pnxfacti wad
o f finance are probably discredited., t e t he rtnt Immediately. Thor, are to b*
of evropthae ry large ah e. sod
itlo p Which to not easily answered,
four typee of magkcu, five w to
ffln g w th u hot oftg.bf tboae "hifoigfr chinkera’* to bo tested at Chlpler, Uvs Oik.
» * n i d everything that .the f W Deal has done Pri.tka, Ocala and WODchali,
flaht of slightly lonor its*. is In
tho third olaoa and IN nedtU*
'd by th b Coun- markets. The leoatJoa of the mtas in favor of oad, third aa4 berth claee markets
PL Yet he be* hare not boos defiantly detMsd
h the government can safely u rot- They, are bot o e paced to
sgrlcnltarat center* sad meet of efforts
thorn
te be In rural soCtkms
<fo IL after borrowing all It ratherarethan
to citlee or tewao.
a a daring the dnresaion, i{ should then become involved Thto to the eonsoramstlon of a
®
the question raised by more ilarted several years **o
Mk. Leff&ljbrep,. O f course, the answer to that one la, thto 'ey the lien, Nathan Mayo, com
ebttotry will never become Involved lit a war Again. Or missioner of agrtaritnrt of Plerkto,
th iL If th b country couldn't borrow any money, it couldn't who foQ(ht a rallant battle te
go to war. Or perhaps, that Mr, Leffingwell b simply bare an appropriation for thoao
ll.pcefltcerln*. Jingobt who b trying to stir up war scares MOwlula HitlaJ L . i*L. * 1^ J I—A„
for th e benefit of the munition factories, and that anyway,
h* Mqxgui partner* were the one* who got ua Into the
“laid down on th* Job” sand Mr.
Mayo was forced to pat to many
—V» ko
fla t the question remains, what additional weeks and months stok
,
- country do If it SHOULD become Involved In ing assistance from clsowhere. Ho
W»r after It hxd1 spent all the money it could borrow? "One finally,- by porooecrlng valiantly,
w, hy,
A r tt
V. AmerbA
could finance her part o f the !a*t war
was because she had no debt to speak of-when the war
LeffinrwpU .says. Abo, "It was partly bemuse
Jm United Stale* .kovernhlent debt had been no greatly
todtibed-in.the post-wsr decade that the government'* eredj t g g J Q d D , . . ^ to meet the emergency of the great
w p e c t to the growing ib e of the government d eb t We
iM ltn perfectly wet} that, aa a Wall street banker, h i.
vtowe a n not likely to be highly regarded by the public and
intiL xvi m
That b the chief value of credit, as every successful
business man knows. It b something to tide one over an
LONGWOOD
•set WJ Mtoriaripel emergency. If we exhaust our credit In 'th b depression,
"The Tho Cltlc Loigue bold th e April
-.FM,W d.tlT?A«J glw t will we do. whan the next emergency nrbee?
not te grew istton great peril that confronts us today," Mr. Leffingwell adds, business soaiion Tuesday of tornoon with the now proaldont, Mr*.
Buchanan, presiding. Satisfactory
reports w ire presented bp all of
fice n and committees, all bills
paid and a reasonable sum to th*
treasury. A to n talked a t 1 U was
packed to tend to tho Children'*
Home a t „ Jacksonville lotludej
many new germonte and three new
quljto, Sowing commlttoo ft* tb*
month of March wore Mrs. Crsmor
and Mba Dolloy.
.The Sophomore Class of Lyman
School gave a w ltnor ro ast fo r th*
Seniors a t BanLando Spring* an
Friday nlcht, when a Jolly Uma
Wii* enjoyed. Taaebor* -v present
wore. Mis* AIdle LaVIgno Prof**sot end Mr*. Tllilen Jacob*, Pro
fessor skew** and Ills* Dodd. r ’ ’*
Mry. Lillian Beil* m lrrU ln sd
a t U a Toewlap afternoon, Mr. and
Mr*. Frank Weeks to Ms. DA*.
Mr*. Cs S. G**Un and Mr*. Alice
L a m of Orlande.
A t tho lEpIseopel C hnrth a t th*
•ervlcot on Palm Sunday afternoon
"Th* Palm s" wot* sang by Cayl
Whlttomore, accompanied 'ey Mp>
Whiftomore.
togr.
with, Whlttemor*
m m ;p m o r |_
. Jtoft
ill
Mr. BHU
and Mr*,
rn J~)
bemegl
CJtItL *V '-T ^ M
aa a "typical
vanOs Arranged
Mtsonte Bodies
Central Florida
re is
Up»ql»—G npeiiH e
Kill, of 'Oriande, Each
take* hb own
»he u y i.
ibtnatlon o f new 11
1, eucwnbgr, radi
■'
Id
Hiss Mctsondorf sad Mrs.
Johnson art spending a few days
burgh end their daogbtor, Virginia
Aim, are slaying with Mrs. Drake**
parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Gela’sr.
The members of tho Dcmolay
II) t>o to, charge el th* oshoring.
Just before the sun rise Olleot
Commandtry Knight* TtnlpUr No.
4 of OrlanfWand the Sanford CamLAKE MARY
mandcry will nmrch to seat* re
Among winter reektonU who served for them.
have recently returned to their
hemcc.ln th* North are: Mr. and Family In No M in's
Mrs. Heifer, daughter.Mary. Mrs
Booth, mother of Mrs. llelfor; Land, Hasn't Country
Mr, and Mre. Fartlm; Mr, and
Mrs.
Moo’y Jddgs and Mr*. PBAGU3 Csechoslsrakla, Apr.
M
r*. Moo’y;
It.—(A*>—A father, mother and
Lah II; and Mr. Jackson and their
small child huddled together
family.
,
In an o!d trench to Uceok P4ca
. Mr- and Mr*. C. 5. Don*M*or of th* Carpathian Mountains,
•poet • fete da J r fa Tamp* tori praying for some country to taka
weak. eaL'ed there by tho Blnoas of then* In.
• friend. M r. M artls|. Tboy re
They were ejected by Poland
turned F rldsy, occompautoi by on the ground that they worn
Mr. and Mrs, Martini.
Csacho, bat Cseehoslavakl* refused
Mr*- G rate Tumor, who tn* to receive them, on the ground that
spent th* w inter at lb* Home of they wet* Pole*.
•• -
■
THE PICK-UP
t»»T NEVvER
lEIS TW DOWN
* u y '"'ief
' to*1*^4 kk-M*»Vj J, ■f .
C ity,-ha*
•based Ole.BJobless-bins#
4 *T Mr‘.Lovett ,^V _ J J
S. Donaldson and family
vWt Into their. n*w home
pure (used of Mr. Baldlg.
T h w x w w i l t y o u n g U d y i h b u g if tO M
W h o g u f i o r o d fr o A i 3 o ’c io c lc d U z i n a a a
T i l l th o b o n s a id W iw H h o d a
FO * P w tw ’a s a le * g t t a S O D A
I t h i n k y o u ’r e i n h » w d o f e o n tw
MHhW.. . Y smr W gM* 4 m ? ~
WWs»yder ewwiCn C tU M t+ m
•toe* so * M ill* to ne, g rsry ewe
pel listed trig whs a Mf Aw* JCM
GENEVA
“r r
y•*
w lik s k t o
memWr lando M o s a y . ■
sandwich**
SAhfctrd Anti)
Hoorn near th e Psckhif flooi*.
toe*day heweetag the elrthdiy C aPer, of. New, Toth
Ira. Pierson. There wga * great
’oston of lovely flewer* jand
■ •M U a M M M
TW report * delightful time.
Tl* Ootolor family spoiiti last
Sunday la Euatb.
Hloo Naneto Jackson ha* rotarsed to Saitfori and to now
working to Sndyo'* store there.
The Bov. 15*rt roller wBl bald ptoy bynins surtablo to lb* occa
aa Easter soretori to Taft next sion. ‘
Jadg* Frank A. Smith, progrpm
Sendaj moralng.
tore. Gordon Harriott baa a bed choirmin, announces th* follow
,
at gorgeous anuryDts now tn ing ardor of sore lea:
and
N em an
DaFWeet** pecking
hotee eg the heme grave burned tc
Members of the Episcopal rott- I N graend eoeam tog overytktog
crrgsitloii Sunday served high tea
at Suitnysbade to all to attendance
nl the 8unlay afternoon service.
Local rittoen* who have, an
nounced et Candida tm In th* elec
thm *#t fer June 1. are. W. J .
Weil*, J r . f*r delegate of Dome-
ileaaert.
it p e m t t t i .
1u . i boo* stiytog on, th.
|W i »P?*..ahd vbttlag J w W
her brother, R. M. .Belli h*e tlturned to her home In Ail&U, Ga.
, , Mu La noil had feipUA to*»*d
[last week Into Mr*. W. & Williambousa a t (th Street end San
IffgV number of W*n4k'spent tow’s
Avenue.
;
afternoon at the home of ford
and lire. Watfred Ftaraen.on W * .. ere Informed th a t Mr.
Tueeday fer Ihelr home to-Farf*Ington, Main*. They have tsVtn
promInant parts in t^ngwood sntsrtalsments, alee have sung at
sonesrt* In Winter Park.
Th* Tourist dub at the Wedno*.
day noon luncheon et Sumtyshad*
Park had 62 membore and S S r J f 1hi^.isui 5'r?'sS«
gnbeta to attendance, when meat Heaktoa and Mrs. Alma Noeam
Mrs, L. VGUsn and her dtugntere, Mr*. Kritoath Bobbin*, and
Mrs. ghb Han tor motored te Or
th r o u g h
Hr. aad lira. Grslh of Tn
N. T . r Istied Mrs. A. E. B
i Eeto Park, Orlande, tor morning at • o'clock. It
M*ert4 by the Masonic
of thto aectton, and la ca
te be one of tho moat Iroa lorrlm rrrr bold In Con
al Florid*.
A chords comprised of tho railis ckurtfc choir. «m be board
a ember of aolsctlons indudt>, -Uilbu Y. PmuU." The com
bined choir* sra under tho direction
of Walter KtostaT., 1ersll-kpwwa
orgeulst aad choir director. While
the audience la gathering tho
Salvation Army Band will aoflly
H tfttP A ftfc
beard and B. J,;
‘^ n U ire s t th . '
Seminole Driving
by JgW W School
potato against Ml
Bhe im ut pith, xnd cook rntph
; - - r -
<
i~
�tin S A N F O R D
l
A n d Personal Activities
fatCalendai
ciety o f th* F ir s t M ethodist Church
will h a re Ma re g u lar business meet
ing a t liflO P . X . a t th* church.
Circle N um ber One e f the Firtl
B aptist Charel) will meet a t 1:30
P . M. With Mrs. A. B. Lot*Joy,
111 Maple A n a s * .
Ctrcle Number Two o f the Flril
B aptist Church will m eet s t 3:30
P. M. w ith Mr*. 0 . E. Rollins,
1400 Park Avrnu».
Ctre.* Number Three of th*
F irst B aptist ChcTch will meet i t
1:10 P . M. w ith Mr*. M. W. Rob
erta. I l f Magnolia Avenue.
Clrtl# N um ber Four of the First
Baptiat Church’ wilt m eet a t 3 JO
P, M. with M rs, J . H. T rubck,
1119. Magnolia Asenu*.
^ k s l t Number Fir* of the First
■ M u st Church will meet a t 3:30
P. M. with Mrs. A. J. Peterson
Waat F irst Street.
Dy. Neeman of th* Psychic
Selene* Church will lecture at 3:00
P. M. a t th* Woman’a Club baitybur. Th* public U Invited.
Th* pr*y*r bond of th* Prasby
terU s Auxiliary will meat a t ' 3:00
P. M. a t Urn charch and win be
followed fay « combined boilnet.
and Inspiration m eeting a t 3:30
P. M.
Th* Seminole County Girl Scout
Council will medt a t 7:30 P. M.
a t th* Girl Scout L ittle lfoun*.
Jefferson Day dance a t V'.OO P
M. at th* M ayfair Hotel with the
Young Democrat* (Tub na sponsor
■
TUESDAY
Several p rp il, of M rs, G to rir
A. Maffett will broadcast s t 3:30
P. M. over WDBO.
TUESDAY
Mrs. G. W. Ballsy a id Mrs. R.
C. Maxwell wilt entcrtetn th t
P a s t Matrons Club of tbo O. E. S.
s t 7;|B P. M. a t th* home o f Mrs.
Maxwell In th* Langley A part
ment*:—■
The. beard of m anagers of th*
Garden Club of Sanford will meet
with Mr*. 0 . M. Papw orth at
TuteawUl*. Jrfsxnber* w ill. gather
a t » ----------------: « A. M. a t the
the home
homeo f Mrs.
“The Crucifixion” Is
- Presented At Church
ta ts , "The Crucifixion" by John
S tainer, tooeeered bn the Wom
an’* Club of Sanford and the
Sanford x u u ite iia l Association,
w as presented la st' n ig h t a t th*
F ir s t Msthodiet Church. A cho
rus o f or»r 10 micas participated.
Acclaimed a s . one of the best
c an ta tas ever'given in Sanford, It
will bo sung again tomorrow
night a t .1:00 o’clock a t th* F irst
Presbyterian Church m
that
ersry o n e may ham an opportunity
to b e a r It.
Basil C. Moors w*» director of
the can ta ta and Mrs. France* A,
Hickson' serrsd s i o rg a n ist Mrs.
J . L. Ingley, Mrs. A rthur Branan, M rs. A. M. Philips, and Mrs.
Ralph A ustin Smith formed the
W oman’s Club committee which
assisted with arrangem ents. Ush
ers w ore Mrs. E. D. Brownlee,
Mrs. J . Bernard R oot Mr*. A. H.
Cole, and Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Jr.
The program was given a* fol
lows:
“A nd They Chma to a Pier*
N am ed Gelhsemene," E. D. Rol
H ERA LD , SA N TO RO ,
Two High
Personals
Mr*. Wynn W. Putter ha* re
turned from Jackson, Mich, where
the w as called recently by the
Illness and death of her mother.
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Everhard
ham returned from Lake Worth
where they spent e short time.
Honors
A re Accorded To
Sanford Man At U
A T THE CH U RCH ES
cw vm cn o r o o o
Helvetian n e r.lt* . T i l P. it
l*
M, Open-elr
M ralln*. I on p. M naldUr.
T o re lir. * >•
and Hanlard
I B ee. W. L C eteok .il, pee-
l»«-
.F ra n k lin Bennett, well know*
H er Srhoot. i l l N A. M.
Sanford young nun, Junior In the
e t k le e M r .le e . l i s t * «
e t l l x e * . r .le e , T ill P. M
U elraraity of Florida, ha* received
II I People'* lle M I n i Prlder.
t. 1L
two eutstaadln* honor* In the past
per Martin* W etseed er. t : l l
two- wookl, First, he wee n ^
pointed varsity football m*ne(«r
f« r ISM ; and In the rempui-wMe
• Indent body election* U*t week
ho wan elected editor-in-chief of
the 1937 Seminole, the itudent
body y esr book. Franklln’e can
didacy we* *o strongly qualified
th a t the opposing party did not a g n v A M*-rooDt*T c n t r a o i
Rev. W. J. Avrser, peaiar.
nonlnete anyone to oppote him. . K ik le r School. IS:** A. K.
Barrie*. 11:3* A. M.
G raduate of Seminole High fiecslas
■vtnlng Sortie*, liO# F. M.
PTMejr—* o* p. it
’
lla lle e te
u s i
K elu n ler— M e
p
llM tln f
A ll
Ni» ruin jr
II.
Here-
S e rv ic e !
opee-ntr
bt
T«u art
w ill
U lN flil Kn*l«rerrntn»mi
cordially l»»Ylt#4 t» «u •«-rvlcra
NOTICE
QUICK
a ’ft*I%w
It* tind'pr
VlmM-Mli*
cow w orn* i
ciivM cn
mahi
tPraabrtarlan O am rnm eal)
H ernia* Worvhlp. I f ** A. *L
Church Hvhool, if:#* A. M.
pvanlne Harvica, !:» • I*. M.
Mr. and Mr*. R. G, Pittm an, Jr.
and son, R. O. Pittm an, III, - of
Bartow are spending the week-end
her* w ith Mr. and Mrs. John
Scbirmrd, W»»t Tenth Street.
p n ii iw .
Ih*
H*r.
Jewe* X
'lU etlne, the! are Pirfarant" Ban f a r evvniod at 1 :1*.
P i n IT CMI HCM OB CMMIVT
Anthem,
Dark,"
for
tomorrow
la
from
I lo II
F o r m e r ly E v a n s ’ L u n c h
Sie Angel, Prop.
tiraaa
A, If
11
«« .v II.
Prrt«»4#.
Th*- H irukH
Ijthr. HI ijtiwiitfvi.
|l» fhorchi
in ilB t iiB i
a ir*<
\nlhom, "II#hoi,| ll-»w llti |jj\> t|
■litit Itouiti at that rtiureh
r » “ Chandler.
and all authorltsd Chris*
o f fi*rti»rya "'ll# ho 1.1 lit# 1.1)1**#,"
L 'kariU r* B U f I t H«’nwiiiary l U A I c r
L trormwad
purcnaaao upsa
•Cay and F rid a jf
W e, Yrl
Merahatl,
( MflURfUTIONM. (H I ft411
i ‘n r i 9 f Park .\t Hull* ami 1p4 Hi i Announcrmrnt*
Th# n#v. John tlwriuird Hoot,
I Hin hiwwaaa. and Dafcth lUalT" frni*",
Mrs. Winston 11. Ha
Daytonn Beach returned b
■lay a fte r spending s fee
her* with her parents.
Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mayfair.
“Wbrn
It
by Charles
Choir.
CfcrtatlRn triune* aaruh _ a rt held m lnitilfF,
iba churen
i'h u r c h Nch«»«»l, 9
■t 11 9% \l<>rnlna \V9ir*lil|i.
d. huhjrrt
110 N . P A R K
A c ro m fro m V a id e s
Dosolouy. Congrcgsllon.
Inwicstlon, Hymn, Scripture, ami
Prayer.
Thempaon. u . a .
n e t. i. II Thumpean t* p ran olln *
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Seellg ef
Ripon, WIs. her* arrived to spend
i short Um* here a* the gueeta of
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Everhard,
O fffTtorr, "1 Know T hat My Ro*
d tn n f r LI f t lit," Organ.
So’o, "Hosanna," G rsnnlrr, Mrs.'
Wilks.
Sermon.
,
Anthem, “Chrlit Our h u o t w , "
lee.
§trYk#« i r t c o n d u c ts tB th«
■•UMt§4 and fourth Soik4«r■ of ooofc
Miss Cornelia McRae, etudent
a t Bteteon U nim nlty, is iptndlng
the E aster holidayi her* with
relative*.
Mrs. P. 'S. Vernay
Plans Easter Music
"For Hr."
ll-n n
Will*.
‘*f |«>M r a
lla rp a
II
W Frlrfef.
n r#
H 'nim ltnv."
«’h«»ir*
Fra I*# lllm ’ Frislw# llim!" Ch«»lr,
t i ih NAX anrvi:
Foalludr, "Httn# «*F Triumph," ft
■un.lv) Hcbool. Mundoy, I# A. m
H Morrlaon.
P rea.liin e oamiay,
tJan.liy. lul a
A., II
>1
School, claUa of 1933, where ha
K t t l o r i# rm n ri l» r I h r par I nr.
H. V r h., UUp.lay, 1 p. ll
-.Mr*. Karfoot Bryant arrived
Christ la a tSinl M t.tr, M # ■1 t h ■
F ro a v h ln g , Bun,la>, a |* *1.
■erred *« business manager of th*
lest night from Lakeland to spend
I1
#
fis h H o um#
P r a j . r Alaetlna,
Wv.in.a.Ur, i
the week-end with her parents, school year cook, Franklin Ben r . m .
r
iN S T NK TIM inleT I'll l HC'II
Pr*r»r >nd r a x i n g B.rvlc*. rrlMr. and Mrs. 'i t - T. Newby. nett haa mad* a very fin* record d*|%
F a r t l A i r . ar»tl Sth m ,
l « A M.
on the University of Florida
A. H, Col*. mtnlat#r
Palm etto Avenue.
T a * l l w 1C V ilr a a e m . pastor.
K iiU r <)r*#tinga ii» our
n i t m c n o r uod
osmput. II* haa been m real leader
And frlatida.
R av. J. t i Plninn. p a ste r.
tatlo n ," . J. M. Slineclpher.
Mr. ami Mrs. Morris Benjamin In th* jrear book ectlvltle*—eerr<*hurrh
HIM#
m H ’. A 51
■nnriay Heheel If o* A. M.
Morning worship .»i 11 na A- 5k
Preathln* U : l t i . M. and T:|«
“The M ajesty of the Divine Hu of A storia, New York, are spend Ing on th* make-up etaff as asHprc-lal n)iiNt«* 1*1 Ihci choir
M.
m iliation," John Digb ton.
ing a few days - hero with live ilstan t m am glng editor. He haa P. Uswlnal*
r»4*t*r Mrmiin l»y lh# pnainr.
County Binging
CSa>
"A nd aa Hoses Lifted Up the frrm er’e parents, Mr. and Mr*. also been on the staffe of th* venlion 1 t* P. l i
Iitfiirstlopa for th# ■«*a«ivift.
Young | k(Ropls> m##t* nt ? nm I* \|
Florida Ravlew, literary publica Hlbla Hledr Tuvadar Tilt P. M.
S erpent," Dr. C. W. B aker.
Sam Benjamin.
Fvftiinid «turalilt» at U K F. M
^
P
ra
y
er
Meeting
T
tim
A
sy
Tit*
tion, and the Alligator, student
."God So Loved Um W orld," Cho
Young !*•111*ft**n vm IH rhnlr.
"If a man ill#. ah«ll h# lit*
body weekly newspaper. He haa TX* Binging Convvntlnae will It*
rtle.
been assistant vareity football N IO K lal an the •aeon* Sunder af ^galnr* E-iwfwr u l'# « th# in iw rr.
"L itany e f the Passion,1
manager far *tw o year* and every month.
" F a th e r, Forgive Them,
F in a T t in ita T i
r iim r ii
Hun.I t r H rhnol, H» i»o A . M.
served th is year a* secretary of
Chora*.
o m a u cm vw cm
J.
Pf.
hurrlan,
Mupt
The
n*v.
Karl
J.
r**i.
pastor.
"So T han Liftesi Thy Divine Pe
o f J . M. the In tc rfrste m lly Conference.
I’hureji H#rvlc‘#*t 1 1 *>•! A 1!,
Under th*
Ileeideic*. L*h* Mary.
Th# IT#v K II (Julfli, lt#llgloti«
titio n ," E, D. Rolston end J , M. Stlnecipher, choir director.
a j H ad * an advanced student in {•M ay gehoet, t:*e F. M.
K<iurn 11« ii» I I>1r*« t *nr for FI«»r til i
■erelee*. l;*e > .If.
Stlnecipber.
special Eaater service haa been R. O. T. C.S a member nf th*
akin fireai'h
H|v#r Ia I M ua k,
"Th* M astery of th e Interces arranged kt the F irst Baptist Commerce Club and secretary of
ritC N M E T im n ir r c iitracv i
*'urnm union,
1 s t • Monroe,
sion," Chorus.
Church for E aster Sunday morn
E vtrfon * la «r#|a<ima
"W hen Jeeus Ah* ref are Saw Hi* ing a t 11:00 o'clock.'
Bit nd ar* V b oo|V| *! #♦ * A.*M?**
Th* order of service will ha ts
M other," Dr. Rucker, Mr. RUaeT h i *»#¥ Martin llrarn, F*ct»»f.
cipher, and thorn*. .
follows:
Ritntvf Nundav.
Breathing 7 .I t P, H .
Prelude,
"The Risen
d u ly CwmmiinloH, f ;!• A. M
-gfcopsll Fish, 1300 MagnolU " Is I* Nothing To Y o u " J , M. Organ
llrtljf
CuminunInn an4
Sf#rni«»n.
„ „ # « B T a Am a r c n v n c i t
Christ", Hoimer—Mls„ Mildred
- S tlnadpher,
..
A nne*:
t |: l * A. 51.
Ml
I
Us
III
1'irk
Hr
mi
hi,,
Jr..
pSSti
Nix,
organist.
T
S
#
A
ppeal
of
the
C
reeU
W
."
O
r
f
a
n
1
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r
»
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#,
)
Li
Ten#
11'>*■
K sH tr WoriMp, t l: s s A. U.
The Gleaners Class of th* First
" C lr lilB i
Iltaarraxir*. by
Mri,
Doxology, Prayer.
Morotag vrarohlji. H its A. M.
Baptist C h u rch ' will hold its
Fannlti H Munmn.
W#4n#RitAY Worship, l og p, m
CHoIr Response, "O Lord. Be
regular buslneea and social meet
Hp#rlal KaRlar
M uifei "‘"hrlal
Farphonaa fnp tha Hsr4 o f hoar
Gracious", Rambler.
Our fkM0 «(ivar'* tiy Aalif-irtI, Noli»lal,
Inf.
ing s t 3:00 P. M. a t th# home of
Mrs. Arthur Ilmnitn. “Aa It ll#gan
R v ea lsg W arship. •:** p M.
Anthem, "Crown Him with Many
Mr* M. W. Robert*. Magnolia
In Dawn**, lU rtar, Hcilolala, Mrs.
CrowRi", Adam*—Choir.
Aretroe,
J.
la ' ln |U r , 51ra. A- 51 Fhlllpa.
T im BAl.VA Ttnv AH ST
Scripture.
and
Mra. 51art In J. Ilrani. F#4or*
Captain
ant.'
H
r.
V.
II
reran
offt.
WEDNESDAY
rara
In
rherga
tcln'a Cum m union Hnrslcs, in Ilata,
Q uartette, "Calvary", Rodney—
Mia*Ion study class, "Toward
lira. #|. M. W llllama aiuT Mrs. J.
BtinCar
Barvlrae:
,kfra. R. L. Glenn. M rs. R. R.
BunOay Brims!, le an A. M.
U Inglar.
Christian America," will taka nfsca •hora# w a rn Mr*. C. O. Wilke,
Pippin. Dr. C. W. Baker, and
rfturrli Hrhunl H#r\le#, 4 S9 P, If.
M alta.•> Bervteea. I I S* A. M.
J- A. Takach, Mr*. M. F.
s i 3:00 P. M. a t tho First Math_To*n* Peoptr'. t^ a 'o n . e n p h
Fr«a#ntallon of fluwars and mil#
Mr.
Stlnecipher.
•dial Church.
3m*th. Mrs. A. U. Philip*. Mrs.
hoaaa
Opan-alr U .r l'n r . 7;*e P. M.
• M onthy bridge p arty of tha 8 . J . N ig, Mrs. J . L. Ingtey, Mrs. 8 d o , "H osanna.' Granlsp—E. D.
Rolston.
Boctyl Department of th* Woman’* E. B. C arter, Mrs. W. L. Coop8. 11. English Mrs. J . D. Cordell,
CumClcb wm take p la n a t 1:30 P. M. *r - Mrs, A rthur Branan, tho Rav. O ffertory, ■' "Adoration",
Mrs. D. K. McNab. Mra. J. L.
rnfaiga.
^
"
M r*. Martin B ra n , Mrs. T.
Trio, "The L«r^ la Rlssn Today". tha table and th* larg o ’ whit*
Graham,. Mra. Julian Yarn, Mrs.
P . D o * . Mr*. W. W . Go*tick,
Vail—Mrs. E. D. Roll ton, Mr*. birthday cake.
Mr*. W. J . i’tll, Mrs. A. R. BradJU*. Robert Gray, Mrs. R. J , HopB. C. Moor*, and Mr. SllneMrs. S. li. English presided ■haw, Mrs. II. L Moore, Mr*,
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
M m , Mrs. W. 8. Look, Mrs. B.
cipher.
over th* buelnets session a t tit* Thco Vickery,
Mis*
Loren*
C. Moor#, My. and Mrs. E. D. Sermon, "AH Kali". .The Rgv. W. Roberta Howard, honor guest,
Mr*. Mslvtn Miller and two chil regular meeting of th*. Fidelia Franklin, and Mlsa Minnie Beck.
P. Brooks, Jr.
V“r**5r’ Mi*.
dren, Hugh Melvin and Winona, Class of th* first Baptiat Church
ChrisUan America.” w
Tha number of farm* In the
2 1 ^ $ ? - ^ : w n U w * n r . C. W. Choir Responso, "C hrist Hath of 8 t. Petersburg, Mr. and Mr*. held Tuesday evening a t th* home
a t t:M P. M! a t th#
Baker, John Dlghton, Dp. H . W.
United .States on Jan. 1. 1933.
Risen", HHton.
of
Mrs,
J
,
M.
Moye,
Jr.
H.
W.
Purvis
and
Miss
Baida*
Lou
odist Church. • "
Baohar, J^ M. Stlnecipher, g , g. Hymn, Benediction.
»
Purvis o f A ugusta, Mr. and Mrs.
At the conclusion of all busi was M l 3,340 an increase of 3.3
B- Corter. *• J . Nix, Postlnde, "March In F ", Barnes. R. F. Howard. Mr. and Mr*. R. ness a spaghetti
supper was per cent over A pr. 1. 1930, ae>
and M . T . Smith,
M. Howard, Mr, and Mrs. Julian scrvsd-bntfst style. Those present cording to tho census bureau.
H ow ard, and Mr. and Mr*. Julian were; Mra. C. P. Hendoraon, Mrs.
Edward G. Robinson haa on* nf
RCIINCM CHURCH
D. Howard, all a f O rlande,' and Clauds Tyre, Mr*. 8. R. Wain- tha largest collections of pip** In
A re Rln. Dtaiasa, and Death
Children a t th* WPA N ursery
gM. Mra. Homer L ittla, Mrs. Hollywood.
R**IT».ig th* Tub je s t o f the let- war* entertained s t a n R aster t t g Mrs. Wallace *W» .WHiVt.
son-sermon h & Churehes af hunt given Friday afternoon s t the
Christ, Scientist, Ayr. I t .
N ursery. 301 Palmetto Arano*. by
Th# Golden T u t is t e r n Luka members o f the K lw aata- Club.
3:«. “AH flesh shall e e T tb e «aL Following th* egg hunt, partici
ratio n o f God." "
pated in by XS chl’dren refreshAmong thy eitatkn. which com- mante w a n served .with th* asAmong oversight guests a t th*
pria* th* iasaoa-sennon i* th* foi- Mataisc* of Mr. and Mra. Julius Mayfair last tig h t ware I Mr. Sad
lowlag from th* BlUe: ^Ttaro tha Dtegfeldoc.
Mrs. J. E. Edwards of Fort Myers.
r t o i . i i ii m e n o r
?
s p r in g
TAKE MY TIP/EAT
•
GRAPEFRUIT*!
tw ic e OR MORE A M Y
honjt Baptist Church Plans
M*ni Special Easter Service
a
Mrs. S. H. English
Presides At Meeting
At The Mayfair
I#rd, O my soul. n*d forget net
W ITH TH *
tender meeetee" ( I k " IflR ttrtl. f-.
Tha leeena nim on *!se ineluAo
ltd
the followWg pesseigl
ChrUtten S eU e* text
I I I to H i
Scriptures," by Mary I
"Dees God eeod snfci 4ML otviM
returned today
FLORIDA
GRAPEFRUIT
now a t th e ir
finest., goldenripe . . ju icy . .
BUY SOME TODAY!
wd
W h y DO we so often feel limp, listless and languid
these Spring daya? Very probably because, after month* ,
of winter and a diet made up largely of ndd-produdag
foods, our system* have become over-add.
Add fresh Florida grapefruit to your menu. I t aVJtaf/goa.
Eat it at least twice a day or drink the juice. You’ll enjoy
Its ratful tart-sweet flavor to the full. And you’ll feel like
a different person. You’ll eat better, sleep better. Your .
skin will be dearer, eyes bright with new energy. You'll
feel like going places, doing things!
Just one reminder. Insist on FLORIDA grspcfndt.
They're the thin-skinned, fresher kind srith tha moat
juice, the most ddldoua flavor, Right now they’re at their
very ftnest and surprisingly low-priced-Boy a deaen today, 'i
Start everyone In your family eating grapef ruit at Waat
twice a day. It'e the beet Spring tonic la the world!
A TEMPTING S A U D i Peel Florida grapefhdt and (Hee
thinly across'.cut In half again crosswise; remove all aeeda. ‘
Allow Xslices for portion. 8erve on crisp lettuce srith Pksailk ^
drcasing, to which haa been added crumbled BaqueJegt
cheese la any desired amount. Oamlah with minced gnoa ; _
oopoec a r w n w r oTrln*
*.
.
%( t j
H uv
, The shore advertisem ent ef n o rld s
A p r. 10. he M aew syapers e f ,T» m sjor
�THE SANFORD HERALD,
t FLORIDA
&
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m
g»_
S n a p p y Uniform s
F o f Sahford Club
Dizzy Dean, Hubbeli
And Lefty Gomez
To Stay On Bench
a
t
4 V R i
i
Petwjnhe! Of Local*
Will ProhafelV Be
e’s Well Satisfies
’ Complete By Then
, Tha major leayues sta rt the
$038 baisbad season ,Tuesday, and
die first exhibition yarns in p*nl
tra l Florida will also be p ta y rl
th a t day. I t fe tb be between tha
Sanford Lookouts o f the Florida
■ tote League ahd the /eckeonTUI* T a ti of th* South Atlantic
League, And It will be played In
Sanford.
•<
s S tu ffy McCron*, m anager o f'th j
to o k outs, used to play on the
Tar* and succeeded In Inducing
th* Jacksonville Club to come hern
fo r an eahlbltlon game before
lh# opening of th* two leagues a
few day* later; The first gsme of
the Florida Slat* I-eague will be
jfliyM) against DeLnnd In San
ford on* week from tomorrow.
. Tuesday's game wlU be called a t
» * > o’clock, on Sanford Field.
Tito admission charge Is to he 40
Famotu Pitchers
Won’tBeSeenlo
First Day’* Play
ilh Sanford Clul
Stuffy McCron*, m tneyer of
the Sanford Baseball Club, tells
Sem B utt, sports editor of the
Jacksonrllle Times-Union, that
he U "well satisfied" with his
duty Stuffy was In Jacksonville
yesterday, end Bute has tha fol
lo w e r to *ay In hU colamn. “Ife,
Ands end Buts," in' this morn
ing’s Times-Union:
Stuffy McCron*, forme* Ter,
who now ,U m snsglny Sanford In
the State League, was up pester
day to move his family down to
tha celery renter end to look for
■ few toll players. But on the
whole, S tu ff, Is pretty well satis
fied with his club, though the b at
tery department could (te n d '4 lit
tle more charging.
Stuffy was particularly de
lighted with
a
17-year-old
shortstop who blew In from
up the country three days ahead
of practice. Th* lad elept In the
clubhouse for three nights and
was (he first out to work when
the sessions finally started. Then
when he was asked about the
icaery, ha; replied! "Ju e t put
your own figure* on th a t con
tract. All 1 want is a chance."
Ym< don’t find many of that
type running around loot* these
days. They’re buslneee men f l n t
—then tall playere. And you can
hardly blame them a t that.
Stuffy hopes to have hit club
practically complete by Tuesday,
though aim s changes may be
IBfeda after that and before the
ferm et opening of the season. Two
new players were signed up yesterdsy, a pitcher and a catcher,
both sent here by the Chattanooga
lookouts with which th# Sanford
Lookouts/have a Working agree
m en t Boh Dillon , I* ' the new
ditcher and Jack Pinion Is the new
catcher.
Several players wall known to
local fans will be seen with ths
Tar* In Tuesday's game. Bert
Maxwell, who played with Banford th* last two seasons, Is with
the T ars this season, as I* Sloan*
who was In renter field for De
l-end last reason and Bill le lts
Red stars were displayed by
who was n pitcher and held down three more business houses today,
firs t base for DeLnnd the Inst bringing well above BO the number
two years.
of merchants and other* who are
supporting the financing campaign
An automobile-airplane crash of the Sanford baseball Associa
wa* avertsd a t St. Petersburg, tion.
Fla., when the ahlp’s pilot gavr
Th# new red elar* are In the
tha plane, speeding for a take off windows of Reel end Sons, Dodge
A “ full stick” and Jumped the car. *Sd I’tymoulh dealers) A. D.
Rosier, plumber; snd the Better
Food Store on F lret Btrvet.
on tha shirts, a s w as expected.
The uniforms were furnished by
the Chattanooga lookouts.
New York (Hants rape and sox
have bf*n ordered and it la ex
pected they will be hero to fire
the season opens, though they
will not arrive In time for th*
exhibition game with the Jack
sonville Tars next Tuesday. The
caps are to be grey and the sox
red, white and blue.
Baseball Moguls To
Hold Confab Sunday
CRUSADER CLARK TESTIFIES
Auto Repairs
MARTIN’S '
GARAGE
”
hohkr M
t ' 4 fetal to fritter
th eir dOtfeM."
nnaad ono of tho year's boat pro-|
Tha Um (fcl$tifcr added a i tfd*
rraiAa, had although few voiced i
point, that “tho tro rh i program
disapproval when Ana w n i was!
wrtO not accomplUh* fta objective
dec la rod tha w inner, tho vleto'iyl
fl’n leea it stimulate* tho expansion
wont into th# books by decision o f.
erf b d rk to employment end C*
both tha track and ita ta Judge rj
M i t e r eaiaitrophe eoold overtAko
belonging to hor.
th o wtorltag m in than to hare
Prood of tho raecosa of tho teaprivate employment eo.lepse tie*
ton which la tho flra t over com
pletad a t Loogwood. Ifyer Gold month,” Administrator Pyuehon canto j Of destructive competition
from a federal works proirtm .
here, president o f tho Clah explained.
“Th# unions,” he continued, “de
picdyAI Khr o rti h la i f A to to *
“f t thonTd ha n trth e r noted H r.
M*t f t .von greater meeting a n t mand that this should be cut to Pynchon continued, " th a t tinder
meet a prevailing wage of f t par t& p re itn l ty tte m o f * P A *mhour for skilled mechanics which pfoyiftteAt, 4 relief client b Florida,
would require eight and one-half who reports fo r doty on 0 d tp
days per month for skilled worker* when weather condition! prevent
begirtlng 90 dayx who receive $48 per month, or ala w ork, It ordinarily given credit
and one-third days per month for fo r the tttn’e loet and a (treat por
I« T .
skilled workers who receive $30 tion of fifth feat lim e la not made
per month.
Op.
Commenting on the effect this
“Thla fact,' apparently, has bedrt
Would have on other worker* In entirely loet sight of fn the talm a
th* federal program . Administra of the labor onions aa to low rates
TWO Sanford boys, Wdqdrow tor Pynchon saido f pay," ha hrfded.
River, Jimlog hi th e University of
“ It to obviously tho height of
The adm inistrator also pointed
nn rid a. and Hoy Echols, aepho- unfairness to cut th* number t-f
mdre; will to hi tha elty this week hours required from the $68 per to the f ic t th at no one hot a certi
end lit the bttereat a n d tlfe safe i t month skilled worker In the cities fied relief client can be employed
h r the WPA. and th a t previous to
front auto scholarship i«k> for
without making a corresponding the oryanlsatlon of tWb w orts v*4Uto U niversity of Florida.
cut In Ih* number of hours of com
Th# toga are of tn* same s i n mon labor In tbe sm aller communi mln 1st rat Ion, these sam e relief
cllento, who now reeeiep from
and refer u the offfcfel 1938 H or,
Ida Itcenzo plate and bear the ties who receive a* low s i $19 a to $68 per month, were receiving
month
In
Florida.
An Sverige of $10 p e r month on
wards "University of F.ortda" in
“Certainly, M all fairness, all direct relief dW*T th e FERA.
addition ta a number. That* can
d# purchased for $2, and practically grades and classes should to cut
■C hary*i by labor organisation*
a ll orU ftfyrucaads will to put Into alike 1f any t e a s I* to be cut a t th a t th* slate w orks’ . chief hpd
V
.
th4r U n ltn riity Weholarship find all.
held th e WPA white scale to fur
“This procedure would auto- th er the InUrVsli of lumber and
which has been created as a means
of aiding worthy and needy stu
turpentine interbeth, also Fere
dent*.
answered 6Jr H r, PJmehon.
Tha general response to the
n « eti^hatfcilly deebred tb it,
scholarship tags throughout Flori
“ In no InsbiViee nave I been Ip-,
d a to a been encouraging and alum
broached far represents tires of tueh
ni and friends of the University of
Florida to r* co-operated In tha
purchase of tags. Mor* than 80
pareent i t the students of the
irm issrS Km* ttod* oiet
University of Florida are, wholly HaJl# SeDUele, his flntouk board,
--or In p p rt, dependent upon vrhat cut off to ytavkttt recognition,1trtttor said that Jl
they can earn while in th* Uni earn* close to death on th* northern ggjl*/."
“ fklnj
versity and many outstanding stu front, Ttalion dispatches bald trf- J
Uk itfaniWt*
dents are In g reat need of-scholar day, but ha escaped by hiding in' dtatr, to tha point
ship assistance,
:h while
an abandoned enuikL.
'—- hW program would t o
Sanford cltitena nr* urged to tody guard h*ld tha dsfvnse. AJ- Florida.
give their full co-operation and vftes from Asmara, tritry*, said
•F o r tto reaaouk
purchase * j many U g s as peasibfe.
A ftrthek b lfe l t ______ .
o b b b i t A o f t i t ih jt F i t
MANHATTAN, f i t . Apr. 11s (A*)—Kansas beekeeper* a re getOI Laramie, Wyo , formrrFsns** S tate College, few
cyan tripling, honey
Jon. Th* plan entails the
rttoa o f a eecead • qoeosi
id making polled available
toe# during tho fWL
r.
Fred O. Clark, president of Tho Crusader*, appeared sohtowhat
bored as he told the Senate lobby committee how hla anti-prohibit ton
organisation was converted into a group opposed to many Ntw Deal
actlvltlee, Thirty-nine trading Industrialist*, who h*v* donated to tha
American Liberty le a g u e , were revealed to have given Th* Cru
saders $41,000. (AI* l ’hoto)
,
ttrs&tt tP«eW
Addle Ababa or to Frepeh Somali
land a fte r hi* personal-rfeop* to r *
defeated by th* northern Dalian
arm y Just south of L aM A sh an ti
Native troops friendly to tha
It* Ilane ranis upon the emperor
an d *. small group . ° f , personal
troops to the vCTag*. While the
emperor hid b an
church W* bodygrmrd defended him
against th*' datlros.
^
W*hrrl 1Tils is V n i1
with equal MHktU to U 1 tfedkes.
and With Mo regard to Its »bil|V
tloaa to the cities 4 Ad wuhtle#
which are cttO ritotito to to* cfeat,
no action has been taken by lh#
W$*A Id FtdHda labktolt toward k
reduction U tha hooka 6t Ubor
to r month U be raqulrad from
■killed worker*," Adlmtolatrdtor
Pynchon ronc’.udsd.
ROTAL
to t GtoranttoU.
PETER’ P E N
Top A Body Repair
J. A, Mart
287 Oak
L
STARTS MAR. 20TH
EVnftSJ
* • » o m i N ERl M b J
b4Ua«d wmUr atripyS
of all ImpurttL-,
NEHl BoTTLDfQ CO.
S f ttf M d
H u l l Believes
Pirates Defeated By
The Junior Yankees
At A Price You Caa Best
MMM
By Dm m argin o f not mor* than
• I'° * . tiny Ana w m . full tU tor * * *
of A na Hop*, winner of th« $1,000 l"*^r dial
Derby- W ednesday night, scored has# m i
a victory b the Consolation D erby. to thaw
which * U tho b a t o n of tha d o t- '
In* * J * h t' a t Hanford-Orlan-fe ’
Kcnnol f b f c b a t night.
ivslhble.’
Chances Are
Against War,
More Businese Firms
Display Red Stars
Tho Yankees of th* Junior
Lhagu* broke t h , wfnning streak
of the P irates tost evening, de
feating them by a score of I f la
I I . But Manager Maxwell Stew
a rt of th* H rates said th a t errors
on the part of fielders In' hU
Wrtk,tM teem really caused the defeat.
Eehol* and Carver were ,tl»e
Yankee battery, opposed by Wil
lis and Cochran.
.t
APM fd
DR. SCHOLL'S
w m *A i*
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SANFORD HXRALDLSANFORD, FLORIDA
Bok Chimes To Kin* L argest Carpet Span
Three Times Sunday On Loom In Glasgow:
ForSupfc of
PRIMARY ELECTION
T. W. LAWTON
LAKE WALES. Apr. 1 L -(,F ) - ( GLASGOW, Scotland. Apr. It,'
The Easter Sunrise Service re ' — i/P>—The worlif* <>rjrc*t onocital on the Sanctuary Bella on plec* machine-made carpet h u
that morning will be a« follow •: Iren completed here ft>r the M th ti| | Sprin* Soivt— Mendelsihon.
| ajah of Jodhpur. In eVldonoi th at
the Kant now in coming West for
2, (a ) Now with Greation's Morn
I its carpet*.
*
In* Son*--Beethoven.
Weighing ne*r ) a ton. the n*#Ta
(b) Allcula —ralestrim n.
Hit fret Ion* and 27 fret wisit’.
3, Jesus. Joy of Man's D**iring
It will K* 'h lp p ei to India In KJ
from Cantata t47 —J S Bach.
specially made tin lined cnaa, her
4, (a ) Nearer My God to Thee - metically realed a* a precaution
Lcwcll Mason
! ag*in*t damage in transit,
(b) Christ the Lord la B lse.t.| Gold in eoki-. with a ■•'no ant)
Today—Lyra Davidic*.
1 | m n bonier. the mammoth fabric
The program at the Singing ! in* w orm ort the w iia sl carpetTower on Easier at
12 n’elne't weaviti* loom in the world. Each
notn and another recital at 3 IV •trend of yarn I* composed «f nlnn
M., ia given below:
] ifp ir s ir ly spun threads ami each
1. Christ the l ord la Risen Todnv •(pare Inch contains
tufta nr
j knots, making a total o f 30,000,000
— Lyra llavldira.
2. (a ) Saw Ye My Saviour— Ly I tufta in the whole carpet.
man Rrackett
(b) Sing »ilh All the Sons of
Glory —frini Berihoven.
3. The
Heavens
Resound—arr.
from Beethoven.
4. (a ) Shepherd Show Me llow to
Go— At F. Cenant.
(b> Glorious Thing* of Thee
i ere Spoken —Haydn,
lit I argn--Hnnd*d
<1 A Mighty Fortress is Our God
— Martin Luther.
F or County Cbmihifcsioner
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
CHARLES BUn S***
••***••**•• •••»••***■*w. ••eaaeaeaaa, |a*e<
JU N E 2,1936
BOSTON STEELE
UMXKOLJt COUNTY
l i t line I ume.
Be tine 3 n a n .
Tt tine A tirara.
Be line l monih.
Minimum charge Me
For County Commissioner
F or Representative In Congress
^ Fifth ContrcMioMl Dktrtct
D istrict N * 3
J. J. CATES
O. RAYMOND ELLARS
VICTOR CHECK
JAS. G. SHARON
J. D. DAVISON
1— A nnouncem ents.
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
For Governor
LEGAL
HAVE Yt )UR W ATCa repa tr«4
by w e who really knows host gftiTU'K
8rig*». Jeweler, rtag. A»f.
| TVX
FRED A. DYSON
1— Lost and Found
REX PACKARD
t.u s T ■ Uily*« (Mivkit book. I eft
in d*iu utown star# Monday.
FtivL-r jilr.inr mail pan* tu nantt*
on (•«*« h»2 French*
DAN CHAPPELL
OTTO SCHMEHL
WMs C. (Homestead BUI) HODGES
PETER THURSTON
For A ttorney General
For Comptroller
3— A u to m o b ile s.
Dtetriet Nth S
W. B. BALLARD
37th Senatorial District
M F \ WANTED
tor Rawleigo
Un ite* of H00 families in K.*-l
Volusia, North Ma F«»»n r**iurj' *<**, J
1>\ »>*(In a n. 1
L .4
FORREST R STONErofOwroo-WPoo^o an*
........... *
W. R. DUPREE
I'in k ,
SHORTS CAMP
1(**-
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i— S itu a tio n
W auled,
F o r County Commissioner
J. J. PARfciSH
District No. 4
b.
For R epresentative, S tate Legislature
c. Do d d
Wanted.
\
flih) ( ’A81I
$ t.iHMI r«| t•it y in
m« tlem 8*infoul linmr If you
l»*y ronl- imr-hgitli* this. Writ*
W. B. WILLIAMS
f»r pro W, IL ItnrtirH rare We»t«rn
H .J. LEHMAN
Union,
F or County Commissioner
For Representative, S tate Legislature
GORDONBARNETT
DIatrirt No. 5
W. G. KILBEE
J.T . McLAIN
Langley Apniim eats, rati 251.
•n t Dntix* d^Hir
R.W . WARE
F or Jiu tice of th e Peace
Foorth District
OLDER
uting Attorney
JOHN G. LEONARDY
JAS. C. ROBERTS
26— MidreUnneoun for Sale.
FOR BALE; two-12 font heart
ryproa* boat* and tirand new.
D. IT- linoker, lu n g won |, Ft*.
For Constable
Fourth District
BEE US for t a * n Mnwcrv, U * ; i
Hose. Sprinkl r*, Itaken or Gat •
danin>c equipment of any kind.
Stanley-Rogtr* Hanlwate Co.
ROB DODSON
W . HERBERT
W IL K IN S O N
itration
DAVID
W. J. THIGPEN
!) HAND
Democratic Committeeman
Sanford M arket Report
-
1.0VKKSTKI
Virtual y every Kama* county ia
requiring direct relief client* to
plant vegetable garden*.
FOR HALE: Clone Iy mated pair
white no.ird mare mule*. Murky,
weighing about 2.700
pounds,
round, good age, dativrry any
raaionable .distance. Trie# $300
each. Thesis hire JitMwn. Inc., Da.
Sprink'
*
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•
mi>
»tkv*
w ill
al
h#
th*
th e |1r»t Mnn-
• tiunly. F lu rIdea
t:\i.t
AUTII « nr t I'I'I.II 11 III*
f i t
t
Centldtnt th*l mathar-lava will
win, Mr*. Lillian M at Rarthalamew It thown •$ the arrived In
New VorU from England ta i n k
euttody af her ion, lO yeer old
Freddie Berthelemew, the child
KMvie tier, from hi* aunt and guar,
C**n. Mi** Mlllleent D*rlholom*w(Ataoclaltd Pratt Phot*)
Wcul 1ycu rolher pay tor potid
ing your hnrr-o In a lump turn
. . . or a U » dcIUra a monll*
without diilurbing your Mvinga
aciour.l? Sea u* for detail*
about Pittsburgh’* elmpta, rtty
Turn r*yiuent I I.in. . . ’Taint
ToAay, Monih* lo pay.” Ho rod
topa, no dewn peymant, u
much a* IB monih* to pay,
cover* beth paint and labor.
Take ad ventage of ltd* plan,
un
iik m i
IV raa lr kill \ u . I t* )
N o lle *
A
II
is
h ,i,i ,<
K I M I t l .K
*
a tr r n .
ih * i
VI A n t A N N A
'ii Ih* moiiiS
nf
May.
Lumber And
Rooflnjf
II
K iu u t.i
lo .i.i.r „ i r * * r . i i i n . „ i v
No H i t , irooril
H i,
tat Juv o t
* o * ,isi. v tt, | i i i , |ia , in „ |
In l o r t-rri** iui.1 h e r »m,.1. , p11.
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irru ril
lh v r * * n
H.til ,* r t l f l e a t * r|nl,m e**
th * r o llo u ifi* i|*arr!h#,l to>,p*rtv
In i l i , l 'n unI» „ r Meruiro>l*, Mtnlv o f
k 'lorM *. in .w ilt
1t*li. 7 ', i h. IV nf M l ) ,„ r . n|
N\V*(
nf
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r i ,s i inn n j ; i | i r; s..r r t n
ISJ H VV I I I Kl y * n K1. W
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p ,,,,,.
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s'**i| s o In |he nam e
n f t)
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i
I'n ln s* m ill rrrllH ratk*hall I,*
I r i l . m i 'l l arrn rifln *
I III | ,Wp s i 'l - r l j itrrrrllir.l llu-rkln w ilt hr
•n U* t " th** h lg h r.1
M,\drr Ml Ihea
• llm«B«t di>or **h thr V|r«(
omen’s Ticket Wins
\ Town Ih Missouri'
GREEN TOP. Mo., Apr. 1 1 ^ -0 0
- n t . Adair rounty rsmniuoity
MB (a under comp at* petlicngt
i after a feminine ticket m a p l
p«Ua at tha aanual election.
Ira. F dlih N erve, th* ran
for, aald the end the four
Ben flatted to the city Conner
I. aoloat a city m a rsh a l-a
law,
i y >« ih* month
ll n f , Iflud.
his h In 1hr* till, i.mv «if M»t„ 19 U
ILM'.I III In 3rd.. *l.t F *»I Apltl I *»3«.
«» I* IIKIIVImV
t ' h i t , «f I'lrctiit • *«Mirt .-f s.-mj-
16— llouNca For Kent
ONE STORV h.nrv? |n ratr,| on
Sanfort) Avis nrnr airport. $.1
per month. I'Hono 810-W.
9*>
ih v f* ln
•' »<• tli» htRhvnt Didder
r>dl« Ava,
TWO .SMALL k’ lrnco apartment...
»h»ll h**
rfrruinl In«
4i‘ »iri|i«i.|
3 or t room apart,
floor, eodiieyling
a H. PATOSHALL
G. W, BPENCER
l -I -« kititl
15— Apart nents for Kent.
HEHtOOM
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
For County Judge
•J— Hoorn* Without Hoard
FURN ISH ED ROOMS for'retu .
$1 25 per week. Al u Umise, hill
W !'th
8. F. (Sammy) LONG
SAM UEL A . a
W tutor
hiM, hUAtlivt «hmthl pU il i-.irniii'f
VJ.f» weekly mtuI inrMii4». ni|$Mly,
VVriln ItmIjiy
Rfmluigh, l>epL
F A D S H -8 , Memphis, Truo.
C. R SEARCY
_____ ______ -
Mother Beg» Return
Of Child Film Star
i—Itunings* Service,
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
_______
For Statfe S e n a t¥
T fcs t a l l
h m tls a t l a s a i
s a g M a*
U .M B s i r a ta n h l s h i r Is g a r l a l* S
a s s , ( Ik e s a m e a s le e le g s re s a la K I V
■ra te s
fre a s
s h irk
a ll
s k s lf #
w f c l s k l e s a r e a t a g e . N s e v y g r a p I * jV
a e ta ra llr
raeg
la
rk arv e O
sak e
c a s k s S ag k a ltle g f re e r Ik e k a r r r l
;
al
Ik e
g la llllirr.
T fc e
a rllrir
• a s s l k s e s s I a . ■I r a l e s e a a e r k a w a l "X f
Sir Guy Standing, movie sclor,
hulils * ,1 mmlasion as » rommnndrr in the British navy.
1031 CHEVROLET Dual Wh v l,
loo* wh, el ba»* truck. N s’v
Tires »nd T»*. $275.00 Rrel and
«on«. :t0t W. First St.
For County Commissioner
ROY L. HOWELL
F or Railroad Cbm m nuoner
.NO TICE
m u
Security
Lumber
C O M PA N Y
2*v '
l
* -
.
it,
Pkaar •
-B eat for the South”
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO.
214 Sanford Avenue
The Jeweler
WatdMBh C bdta. Jewelry
REPAIRED
DU moo da Mounted
*M»ria*
\
For
h llM E O G R A P H
P R IN T IN G — L E T T E R
W R I T IN G
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M A I L I N G L IS T S — T Y P I N G
C O N F ID E N T IA L IN V E S T IG A T IO N S
Seminole County Credit Ass’n
1m u m
Put ynuraoll U our hand*
make you a charming a
E a ittr Pa rad* I Pannaoai
poo, hair trim and oat!
TUWATt
ITING DUfUNti 1831. AMD WE IN I TO JOIN UR THEN IN OUR
EFFORT TO PlsACK’ GREYHOUND
ON THE HIGHEST POCMIBLE LEVEL
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Dozier & Gay’s Quality Paint#
PROUD OP THE
OF T1«l
GREYHOUND RACE MCETINO *W BH. COMPLETRD IN CENTRAL H.OBIDA, THE MAN-
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The * JEW ELER
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Diamond* And Wntchwi
Fins. Watch And Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Mounting And Engraving
- \ t n t o t : r m s r * t a r . t iim i.uwr.*r "
party lint* war* a'mlUhrd h i *
•freight ttaaeullnr.fr mill In* b a t y .
The deftaU d tlndldata* ware Ml
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Seminole County:
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�'ACE SIX
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,
WRECKED AIRLINER SURRENDERS ITS DEAD ,
BRUNO HAUPTMANN COMES HOME-----IN A COFFIN!
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JUST LIKE ANY OTHER BABY)
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Alt old faahlonod farm .wagon waa tha only vahlcla capable of negotiating tha ataap, rough,
inountalnalde to ramovo tha badlea of I I pariona who parlihad In tha crath of tha T W A airliner
•tilt Pacer near Unlontawn, Pa. Tolling by flaahllghta, roacua workara are ahown lifting a body fram
■fM wreckage to the wagon. (Aaaaolatad Praia PhaU)
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In daath, aa In Ufa, Bruno Hauptmann wia a rnagnat for all eyaa. A crowd Vf tho e urW a la cheww
curroundlng a mortuary In Naw York aa a haaraa hairing hly ramaina arrivfg from Tranton. N. J ,
where ha waa electrocuted far tha kidnaping and murdar of Baby Lindbaroh. ( Ateoclotad Praia Photo)
FLOODS FOLLOW TORNADO IN SOUTH
. Count Lanca Haugwlta von Ravantlow, Infant aon of tha formor
Barbara Hutton, la ana of tha rlchaat youngatara In the world. But
with all of that, hla “conduct" la about lika that of all other bablea
tho world aver. Bean during an airing In a London pork, tha oondld
camera ahowo him to bo a fine young fallow who freto (upper loft)
whan ha’a tired af lying an ona aide. Than ha kloko a lima or two
aad faola bottor (upper right).
Ho hum I
Ha*a alaapy (lowor
(loft), and finally ha 'drape eff far o anooia. (Aoaoalatod praao
TO ASHES!—AND SO ENDS STORY OF BRUNO
PRESIDENT?
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H are to tha laet arena In tha terrible drama that aaat Bruno Hauptmann aa ahlat aatar. In tho dead
of night and with grootoat aaaraay, mortuary attandanta took tho body of tha aaiautad killer af
>, kidnaped Baby Lindbergh ta Preeh Pend trematory In Queeni, Long laland, and attamptad ta amuggla
M Into tho roaring furnace bafaro apaatatora aauld follow them. But an Aceoclatad Praaa phatagraphar
..‘ n o them carrying tha aaflln— and thla Onaluclva picture raaultad. (Accoclalad Praia Photo)
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Tho tornado-wracked South had Hooda added to IU,'plight at awollan etreamc Im
aoatlano. Th a Cangaraa river aw apt aver aandbaga and Invaded tha Brand River Pa
building ( U p ) at Columbia. » . C - noeoaalUtlng ramoval of machlnary. Tho boya
didn’t havo ta go to tha river la fleh at Columbia. Th o river came U thair parch, aa II
with flah note. (Aeeeelpted Praao P hatea)
ORNADO WAIFS! WHO ARE THEY?
Mr*. Roosevelt's
v New Easter Outfit
RESCUERS
r
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ROOSEVELT ENDS FLORIDA
' f f e .t O v .v i r l .;
Mra. franklin Q,
ahown waaring tho
�g m i a o t t C o u n ty P ro d u c e s
FnrfU Aad Vcyttables Than Any
S to lh r A m la America
lip r a lit
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Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Mightn't
And Water Transqprtation
A S INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
Member Aasodated Press
1,184 Qualify
Council Called
By Sales Army
Of Trade Body
One Fern Shipment
ForTuesday’s
City Election
Poll Books Contain
People In Panic As
Planes Soar O ver
Ethiopian C apital
THREE DROWNED IN FLYING BOAT TRAGEDY
Meets Wednesday To
Make Final Check
Of Campaign For
New Memberships
Names Of 200 New
Voters And Heavy
P o l l Is Expected
NUMBER US
Established In 190fl
HANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. APRIL 13. 1936
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D-1I-. Shelter Is Sought In
D a l t i m o r e Ivally
Foreign Legations
T1 oo B
A dud re
r e ss ss ee u
d
INot
hough
Fascists
Dee /iu
Bomb
Tbe CDid
ity
i
-------Preparatory to starting out on
| their drive for new memtwrm of
One shipment of ferns from the Seminole County Chamber of
Pern Park shown on the loading Commerce, rapUin* of all teama in
platform at Lnogwnod. Horton ; the "M ira army" have railed a
I
Barnett in the fnryKr,,unci. Se>rri “council of war" for neat Wr-lneshundred thousand' o r* ttmklet* day afternoon at 3:10 o'clock at
being put out by Ihe A C. L. rail which time card* will be m ected
road will contain this picture, Mr J for delivery to the team* at a
-------I
Barnett aaid.
(lv TW U ssrU tH
"kick-off” breakfaat at 8 o'clock
into
rom
ping!!
uu
Fh!
M
ir
mi
— Thursday morning, the “ «aro hour’*
With • total registration of
limiifht a
F i n t 'lr u t
! when the army will go over tha
I,
184 a uglified electors, an
rullv
u
ADDIS A B A B A , A p r. IS .
iIm- i ' « hrittwralt**
! top. Captalna unable try attend
unusually Urge poll Is ex
Vri **111 fa«hitm«pil li*f* ll» ■ (ATM— N in e Itn U n n r i m e s
lU U m i-n
the Wednesday afternoon council
ted to be cast at tomor€ ited
liilht |M* It* 'Mil! prot * tit* I hr ii*I j flow o v e r E lh ittp 'ft’s
meeting are aiked to aee to i t ,
r’a special
ap
City election
r n p iU l
.litwv. u which the I'li'iftiilwif 1
that their lieutenanti attend
ed to choose a successor
i.» hive f u r t h e r irpitn. i (in lay , th r o w in g ih e poinitnce
Officer* of the tale* army exto the late Mayor T. L. Du
! !• it 4*f 1U •file the A t l r im iU iia tM ii» in to h |vr.'iii’, j ’t s t a s i IP"’*
prvssed
themselves today
aa
mas as a member of the City
Vk.ll
. in th e b i g d r iv e I*' I r r n m e n t sja rk e a m a n n ald Era*
being
highly
pleaaod
with
tho
Commission,
tio ro r Ila ilo S e ls a s lo
\ait)i( i Ht* \ . t \ r n i h e r e t n tion
advance
reaponee
Wing
mad*
More than 200 new voters
, (kolitii’inl in t e r e s t rl<>* | li'iulinif n in o v e n ie n t n f 300,I
have registered. In the la st p ri
i by r,rn“
subscribing for muifre n h w a r r i o r s to tha
tv Iu i t* ,in*• iiMiimrle^ tm in rrow m J ittlfl
u u n n i c ™ i tip|e
mambenhipa.
Additional
mary In November, 914 votera
nh'w.14
41.*.4 Stlhr»«ka* C*ii|imel n o r t h e r n fr o n t.
were qualified.
' advanoe
multiple mem be rah ip
Th«- Fascist .erial squadron *pFrittik hi i»k x* Chlrafft* publisher.
Thaf^oUa will open a t 7:S0 A.
O f I a v a l I n r i i m t r v *nb« r'P,“ n* «nn<*rarod today
Afi«I Sr nil1
itiM llo ra h i f M a h n n i w t [H-sreil out of the nortlg comptatu
r
lAJCai
i
n
a
U
S
i
r
y
tTT
th,
Georgia-Florida
GroM. aftd will close a t eundown, or
in (Tii* It*i v! m in tr» in An wtruuTli' rd its
night over the city and
-------j eery
Company, operating tha
IU
P. M. Thera wi'l be only
pr eihlefit ml turned hack to tha northern front.
for (h r Ue|i uhlinin
More than two million sprays | Suw, nnre , tor„ . eight memberone pollipg place, In City Hall.
nomInn(mu a In n both ivrk lllibi
The filers apparently wars bent
The candidates are Vivian A. of a*|fcragua fern* were ahipped ships; (*. I. ami H- Dingfetder,
rlrlrifA t n t< (h r f T rv rlrtm l R n ip h
oo'y on a scouting mission, drop
out
of
Seminole
County
for
the
leven
memberships:
Lake
Charm
Speer, form er member of the
licitn mtivciiii.*n P m i t l r n i |{tH»*r
ping no bombs. On their last ap
pre-Easter
trade,
report*
Gordon
Fruit
Company
o.^
Oviedo,
ft>w
City Commission, and If. J. Lodge.
At Ii I-* un.tp^Mfsr.i in th r
lllirm u pearance, nine d ay . ago, Italian
memberahipa.
Both are merchant*, the form er Barnett of Florida Foliage at Fern
p fim iirv itri (h r
i V m iw r if li- a IUi * pilots attacked tha Addis Ababa
Prraldent T iF. Simpson. of tha
in the clothing bualneaa and the Park. Hr said it waa 'h e beat «**T lir
I|UI-A| ittii
brill if
A^kril
in airdrome, but also refrained from
Chamber of Commerce, in a bul
latter a grocer.
1 A r i h r r he Mill ptill m nn- ¥t»U*H bombing tho capital itself.
Three
persona
perished
In
th
e
hatbor
a
t
Port
of-Spain,
Trinidad,
when
the
flying
boat,
Puerto
ion
local fern btmi ness ha* letin itaued today calta attention
E. F. Lana, W. R, Watson and
While nine Italian p'anee car
Rican Clipper, enroule to Buenos Airv>, g ra n d alaunch and "ground lopped" on the surface of the ihwn Knt«\ it ml lb mb ctunbinf1*!.
«|sci rn
J. Beck ware named by the City eveV enjoyed. Hi* firm alnna of tha w orker, to the fal.owing watar. A forward rom parlm ent of the 19-ton clipper llup) was broken open an,l Ihe !ntu*hmg 1, In Nrbr.iwkii Bnriih
ried out their observation.*, for
important
d
ate.:
Commlaaion aa lnape*tore and I shipped mor* than 11,000 worth
lft*t*t| ft* r Ihr Rrpvihlirinn il«*ti*iift|eA.
M artinet I lull a | a11 nf ili'lrifnli' o i mlltlAtri eign legation.* wore crowded with
T h u n d e r, 8 A. M* sharp, all swirl of w ater drowned Stew ard Amailt-n I-ope* (lower left) of Miami, F i t , and F II
Wm, If, McKinnon waa named aa of fern*, ho .toted.
|ii'ri6oriEi nr**king nh«*lter No ihoU
(ri lit iitrtl i hr* itrn a lo r m « y not win
clerk ed the election.
Shipm ent, went a* fa r north member* of the 'mate* arm y" to (rig h t) of New York. Joao fturbl (m ite r), tho fam out Sp.innh pianist, umt rn e u til imtmrl
wvro fired. A Fascist hombat
report
a
t
tha
Chamber
of
Com
!
(h
r
ilclr
if
til
um,
(Ih
trrv
c
rA
The term o f the late M ayor and waat aa Medicine H it, Alberto,
later circled over the capital.
merce
Budding
for
tha
"kick-off"
ftuvrrnnr AIf Ijintlnn nf
Deawa would have expired In Canada, and aa far north and east
Ethiopian report* .aid a squad
breakfast. Juat one hour, a good
Knn«BA it ulrnriif in NchrAnka
^“ y i . ** —a t g w , aad the Be Prince Ed war I 1*1.nd. and a*
ron of Italian plane, bambtrdwi
•Mtfaan tem ernew . fc fa r Mm por- fa r waat a . El Paao, Texaa. and meal, lo t. of anthuilaam and a
A m uv rn if fil U» h»n* N rb rA tk a
W arm Batlu, 40 m ll.a aoutkwast
flue eta rt fo r the 4-day campaign
votrM
w rilr in llu* iiArur of of Deasye, yesterday,
• * * * " ehoeelgg a Comm h a loner aaat to Brunswick, Maine. •
.ending
to
keep
Semlnota
County
where
Hrniitiir
(icoffcjr
W
.
Norrin
waa
M a n M i l k — a ijlt a J term .
According tot Mr. Bdrnett,
crowd* of Sunday worshipper*
■he
belongs
In
tha
Chamber
of
'
bi
*
I
In
InKAini[ijf
headway
Nor*
florist* have com* to the conclu
nothing from tha church**. Thro*
rit h «» not ntntghl rcclcctinri to
sion th a t th e ir hothouse ipaca can Commerce field; ao make plan* now
persons were reported killed.
the Benntr, but has horn nrifctl by
l a pul to b etter use in growing to attend. A groufr picture of the
Emperor Selssstn dispatched tha
both Democrat* and Republican *
flawere .whsss (bene In any quan tity MiUrw I f B y will we taken a t 9:06
nilppovri/
to* dafroriv*'
A. M. and then a t 9:10 A. M. tha
VJC t0\d*f»B*iv*'
to *t h v In office. Ilf U an IhaUglTiC reserve ni4ap#W
f Every public spirited ritisen
desired can be shipped from Flor
drive begin, in earnest. Team
Kcpublican
positionsI from Lake Tana, aphart
ida a t any season of the yetr. worker, will solicit only those for in Seminole County should Join
of B rttlih
ih Influenc# !■ U t M t i f i
the Chamber of Commerce." Said
Shipments went forward during
whom thsyj have proepect card* Frank Evans, generalissimo of tho
west, tn taiko A sh.ngl In th«
the
coldest
w
eather
anJ
no
shipBABtO W .
Apr.
1 J_ 0 P )_
until Monday. However, Monday membership campaign, today in
cen tr.l sector, 100 miles north of
Venirv o f 10S m as summoned tn ment was damaged, ha said.
will be a free-for-ell, when any commenting upon the proepect*
llessye, scene of an earlier Ethio
Moat of the fern shipments were one ran be “wild* who U n i wear
P » » W s a ala man Jury to tr y the
pian defeat.
for
the
drive
which
begins
n
e
tt
WASHINGTON.
Apr.
I3
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)
-------Tsmp« flogging t a u t waa w hit ms da from the Longwood rail big a memberahip button.
Gnvrnrm rnt officials her* said
Thursday.
P u l l i n g n s u r p r i s e «>n t h e de
L A K E \\ A l . t 'S , A p r 1.1 M 3 —
t l e down to SI today with iSa read elation.
Monday, Apr. 20, at 8 A. M.
T)n* recital to !■,• present'll at the Ihe earlier retreat nf Ethiopian
“The reputation of a city is
■ U k And defanae .till to q u ca
“ —
------- 1 fetisc, tho House pn'-evution 1 "
! free-for-all solicitation begin, 'and measured lay the reputation >f it)
, Kinging Tower on 'l u ro Ny At noon, armies in tho north waa du# to
ll®n pro* pact Iva Juryman. Judge
Tomorrow's tid e.: High at 12:37! day introduceil evidence In tho is made ii|> nf (he following nelcc an sbmdutu lack
tram workers need no longer re eittien*. If there are any who are
of defects#
Rehart Hawaii excused 10 vanlroitiuum4hm. nl trial that (j(m
gard proepect cards, but try to dissatisfied wit), their city, with A. M. tnd 1:21 1*. M.. low a t 7;3I i
against alleged prison g at a tman bacauaa tbay ware a pee la I
| F fd rm l Jiitiifr lla "Irtl L. H ittn «f
-sell" a membership to everyone their Chamber of Commerce, or A. M ami 7:34 I*. St.
larks and arelat bombardment..
I. America.
dapntlaa and tha olhar 14 f t | Mo rid a . tlrfrn d m t. rrctm im m .ltd
A _
_
■j
, who iant wearing a button whltn the way it la run. they shoul 11
(a) Flow Gently Sweet Aflnn Hue, contended tho official, .the
varioua caaaaa.
his
funner
law
partner
in
|t*Jft*.
fori
Italians have now handicapped
I
i read* “ I am a MtmWr of the Sem- join up and do their part tow ar I
J E. Spllrn.n
fcW n fo rm ar Tamp* polico.
A lot in - ALrtini.nte Spring* the. federal l-fu'h. In llo rei-nm_ _ _
i inole County ChamWr of Com bringing about the change* whic.t
(h) Santa Lucia —Neapolitan themselves by a harty avtenatan
m * . Ineluding foroaar Chief R.
was so d Saturday hy Jam es I . ; mendalinn llitter noled that his
uf their Imaa with tha n i p t dally
llarcolle.
•
‘0 . T ltuw orth, aro nopr on trial
WASHINGTON, Apr. 1-1,—CP) merce." The “victory supper" i* to thay desire. *'
Cunningham to Sara I laive, a e -1former partner, A I. II auk in of
becoming heavier. Difficult!** In
(c)
The
la
s
t
Hose
of
Kunimer
—Major General Johnson Hagood la Monday evtning a t 6 o'clock iu
"None o f ' us is perfect," Mr, cording to a w arranty deed on West I'uliu llrarh.
“ support
keeping open communication south
V . Pout not Mbs With Joseph was ordered res to m i to active tha Chamber of Commerce Build- Evan* said, “and » , all make mis*1 record,
-Irish
Air,
[ er of ilrrlw rt Hoover.
.1. Minuet from E flat Symphony of Mnkale .nil It. the Inks Tmut
• r and Saar R eg a n ware duty today In command o f the Ing. "This will a* a real g ath er take*. The Chamber of Commerce'
Frank I*. W ilib , dufciiwu cumi
region are expected her* to sup
ing. ad d o n l fall to be there." ha* mad* m l.takes, but It ip our
— Moiart.
The weathei
Generally fair sc I, objected, trill Vice |'iesldvnt|
aw W .. IB a a . * ' " ^ ** T ,m »M S iith Corps area .1 Chicago. He aaid President Simpaon.
ply the Ethiopians "oppn,-Unities
4.
(a
)
Sweet
Hour
of
I'cnyer
desire
to
correct
them.
With
your
waa
remove
i
from
commend
o
f
the
tonight
and
i'ueaday,
slightly
h u h j g r i l i Sho*“ 4k*r <■!*<) Of
G ainer, presiding, allowed the *•
to eahaiist the invaders by ha*
W II. Bradbury
help and the active cc-nperattn.i warmer on southeast
Eighth Corp* are* a fte r he rritlcoast to- lestlnomy with (the declnrallonj
{I,y () Jesus, Thou art St.nil ri»**ing rhei. line*.
of the whpl* County, w* can have; . night. E stieine northwest Florida, the Senate was funiiltar enougii
f t f M T _ _ r n a t -----'*
d ie d WPA money a t “ atage
The Lmperior' action In ralllnT
... *...
ing E. Husband,
• better
taT C
ehb tm b rr of Commeree .irr i- tonight an I Tuesd
iy.
a till the case to judge it* rele
nut reserve manpower indicated
a
vancy. Walsh said It was "pretty s, F.l llmidmi Walloon Kong» change in flghtksg tactic*. Thus
,
j merely ait on the sidelines and
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*, , n ® twice with President Itoo-evalt
ditical canilidatiw and others isilitical" and Im material. He Jj* llcqucst number.
fur ho ha i not perm itted largo
On
Wings
of
Song
Mendels
**»«. C arrie H tarr Hardy wlfa I
personal y ordered llegood
■
Miring
to
attend
this
evening's
said Judge- Itittei had d e n i'd |7 .
TUPELO, Mlsa.. Apr. I I ^ J P ) I
,lo n **
coi.c-ntrillion,, espec^lly In tho
*
no
better
way
to
sho-1
sohn.
dance
lie given in the Mnyfnn IMilitica had enlernt into any of
4 W thfa mom - ! w lo re d to duty.
—Two persona were kilted, two in-1
TT
your interest and your prid# to Hotel by Ihw Yiiutiif
The Star SpmuttaS Banner. is ltrm e multi, whore Tha coun
ing a t her home >*
^ t 1400
Ea*t iI At Chicago Hagool
lit, ncticna nr appointments.
iiv u CeiAt
""■" wlll replace
*
jr-i*”
hirst' Ciiiic*iijr
critically Anil
and to1
I I oothsra
m e n nhurt
un
au
try is poorest.
and in your enmni > Cltfo ran obtain ticket* at the door.
i..***4* ^ 8 tr —t fa A * Ing a ahntt Major Gsnyml fra n k MtC>y.
. slightly when a truck bringing 6
1
,
The pruaectWliui h.i* based Its1
The situation cn tho Ogadeq
Join the Chamber «< Dancing I. to login i t 9 «V o<-Jt.
traarlaae* -■
VI,r I
^
• • t o n o f ag,-. fretire, May 2.
com" ■sigh Is sera to tornado- ravrged T u -J,.
m lnripal argunirnl for rem oval'
anu work for it. Don '
ne*r her*
.
Srnday
" ** sfr^"
I®®1** ‘In Mont- niand tha Baeond Cotpa
a t , p*to overturned near
Sr
relay. be
. a follower,
follower or a pol< sitter, bu:
T h # regular - n n t h l r m e e tin g uf,
....... .
u , brini( rvccivcrshiii
Alfc, and had lived hare New York, sucicediog Major (JenH i c k Im ! P arktr. U and Ann
hi, four,
Ihlll
fa r IS ytana.
. , r, | [>*nnU Nolrn who is lallring. Grsdy, a t nut 22, died after the jump right In and do y tu r pa t* lha Board " f Directors »f l h c , Mi||
Pa tha first to put yottf should - Semlnolo Coun'y Cahmhsr »f ( o m - ,rfial.... .
fr r,
lhn,
. Fnneral aervlaaa
j — V will
WMI he ro n -:
---------------------. truck
truek struck a bridge railing. Mr. •a Ihe wheel I I
cimcaCo. Apt. i s —ia p i —
us have yo •
J * * * * ! T j# « to y aftornoon
w a _r i n i f n . a . , J . a , r v r . .
w tllh r held Ih the t h .m e r ; h|„ form #r ,„w
tn .|
T) Brown sustain*I i d__
n b tk
from
idea*
and your pep and energy.
i 0f Commerce lluilding T u rrd ay '
"m rru p tly " rerrivr.1 $».M) t
inuriaa. Hospital a t- 1 "h.
t W*
|trd " who claim* t« have
can put them to
H m k w ith
evening, at 7: 3) o’tlock.
j ft(,m thoM
,
M a r k e t s . o ^ -t.pe re- sse d doubt tha Brown* m rgjBC Semins le County a bigg
desperado John Dlllinger to
MIAMI, Apr. 13.—|/p)—Emllto
jv* to Char*. M i hartal will b* in
, 1 It also stressed the charge th a t1 'h a th in 11*31 » the h*n.l* of | Edwards lla lo .C hilean minister to
,l“ “
a n i b atter place in which tn |i
Camstory. The p i ||
H
tf
t-nLv.
hn*
f
%
.I'
simi joined
Ls,**sI,Rother
,.Kft*_■«, iChilean
"L.1Ia_— nfflcUU
M P.p.orth, chairmen of T»® *n*tku i —
*“
f? m "One o f th* g reatest assets gb :t Y r t a r o n e * ' f -twIiti YiV- f ‘- r ^ j > ! l f e a n .lf w to .il agents, he- Cuba,
w il b* John Govt, W alter
the Advisory p committer »f- ^- ■»—
, L o .w 8 U r .M i« on ih* f i n t day any man can have l« to balks
here
tu
a'len.i
e
three-Jay
PanR a o th jJ. C- Trswfek, J . K. Smith,
that he will b* successful. We InAinrrican |i r s r rim beginning to
B a ri rd S late F arm er. Marks*. th® tf n>* ^ onl * **
A . Rf Rarkgy and L B. Uodgtoa.
lot>.
mealing
o
f
the
post
.»
bu.i
Mu l, o r d R rolty Corporation, and! j K l J ' ^
.r
n
n
u
n
J
.
’
Have th a t th is Chamber af «'«»■day. A rriving with him by lirliner'Y
’ Are. Hardy to wrrtrod h . bar propoaaa to “ro b # tk s dlckana" a t * P «
| ((ck of funj (> (hl. attorney was Guillermo G ailtua legation
metre drive I* going to b* .ijci-e-- n ata of "extrem a lm |wrtance" is i« ," h e r 17.600 from J. !(.. b ro m i.J
a
masting
of
tha
hoard
this
avnat# H IM tM'for* tho nUtfiL Tin- Flint M kh., manufacturer, now i
h « lM d . t * n amsO shOdrva, o n .
_w
r
r
n
t^
l
Mrs.
Sage
from
secretary In Cuba! Alfonso Ora*,
fuL
Wa
ballave
that
the
tnlag ov#r the proposal "to toiltd
tj |n , h# , ln)K1|ir . Johnson cm ,,,! general of C il* la New
Chamber o f Commerce will N- post will meet to the legion Hut ilr.d, to r legal **rvic«» ™ “ Uln-f1X1
ath#r
markato
to
Florida.
H
a
■ ^Harenca
'
mg -om . real estate from b r a n d ..,
,
f m
,
, nT V o r| lU o trT,Tf<J
ful. W# believe th a t San alX :00 o'clock,
•aid h* did not tarow asactly w to t
Testifying in his own behalf a rehearing of the' recently up
ford end Semlnolk County will l-e
]7 " to d a y
Dr. A ).len d er Vincent D ).
could bo dona about it,
It, but
toil he
F irst report* from the memlo-r- y r'trrd a y , R itter agired he he'd
7:30 P. M.I City Commission, successful. And we bellev* that
held deportation order,w ould ex Washington, t). C , d.rector of 1
nrenror BhotU
8b
R. Dsrrtak, J r , and H im Emliy plana to w rit# to Governor
ship
drive
icin
g
put
on
hy
The
nrreptad tha, $7,500 hut said it was
City Hall.
V you, tha loyal, patriotic, and |" ••
pire Wnlne.dnv. The attorney Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
A rgtcu Ju m J ComJtiaak
to to '
*to»N r. W . U
7:30 P. H.I Boy* Athistle Club, graselve d tlia n s
of Semi no a Junior Chamber # f Com merer will a " g ift" from a lung-time friend, Mid such a petition would not be Relations, D epartm ent of Cora- .
to
ojlpo**
Mayo
and
urge
tha
• t o n . A 0 i n rm lim to a t b m b# mad*' at a dinner meeting of lie contended the services he p er
Artn*.
*
County,
a
re
going
to
help
.•
mere*, who arrived h en yesterday,
if thay bsiiM a
tha organisation in the Miyf.nr formed fo r FAncis were not filed.
,0 m am im m of tha
M 0 P. A.:, VaUron* *f Foreign make it ancroaiful.
Fred J. Kcholtfeldt. district di la to apeak today a t a P aa Aaterim r k o t within 1M miles a t Br#
Ihie.day
evening
a
t
7:30
legal
but
purejy
perwmal
and
that
Believe in y e a r to On, b e lfio
ford It U going to to u t o ur m ar W an , Legtoa HuL
rector for the Departm ent of Im ran League banquet
•:00 P. M.: Grady B arton, c*ndl th at it la th* beat, work fnr th.it • ‘clock. Member* of tho member- the |7 JM ) ware intended fur a lot migration, salil Mr*. Bag* would
kat," ha aaJd.
An
historical
play-pageant,
.h
ip
commit!*#
are
aspacislty
<
>
n
which
to
build
a
house,
The advisory board will roost la date fa r goweroac. P i n t aad Max- and. and U trill ho tho boat."
bsi started for her home'and. Ru "O'Higgtne of Chita," will b* pre
urged to bo present.
|
- ..................... —
Ih* office o f tho B u t# M arket a t
mania. aboard th* next train car sented Tuesday In B ayfroat f a r h
1:00 P . M.t D aad Headquarter*
7:30 o’clock.
rying alien, from Chiragu to the ____________________________—
W.
E.
Horn*,
owner
of
a
barker
OOBMtoA FNO, Armary.
E ast, probably on Apr. 28. Th*
9:00 f . M.: T e a t Damocrot*
deportation orilar was based on a
O ak, da ace. M ayfair HatoL
conviction In G ary, lnd„ on a
■ 77™ "*
| when a ear ha was fririn g rotWABHINOTON, Apr. l.T - M t— charge of operating a disorderly
ATHENS,' Arp. 13.—(Ah- Con-,
with on* driven b \ a negro
13.16 P . M-: Rotary C o b , May
•tontine D # « # rd jk, premie■ of
OrUndo, w o u t threo mil-e To Uto fanfare of an oM-f.ihlnned house. Her hi'.band, AlexandeTTpa*.
fa ir Hotel.
K »b. A v s r a g * —
G
roan
alaM
la
s
t
Nav.
30.
wa*
cf sen fo rd on S tate R»»d torchlight procession. President Bnt[ h*r on,,, Bteve. nr* remaining Mar Avers#* . .
Clan (“ B a.tar-1 M atciif
|:0 0 p . M.i Tana la. B aaforl v*.
arNit*
found
dead
to
bad
today
from
av
^
jj . w ll |ak*n to FerneM-1 Roosevelt will carry forward hi* in the United State*.
Ovtodo today ((«.lifted s« a ca__ Apopka, BaadaD Chea* courts
l ------------— — — .
cam paign for r*-el*ction tonight at
•’**■" '<*" "one la hi* in T V triet K%. ]
f t o P . M-' BasebiU, Sanford atU ck a f apapiaxy. A monarch U|>gto4,n MamocUt llospitol.
a D*ltlmo«* Democratic rol y.
with innt a r t #
views. Deme-djii
_
AERONAUTS GET MEDALS
*M ch lac .ndod Ovtada, Chatoata* ) k W
■
Th* P re iL a n t will br th* guest
had baan toMttv* politkallv for
0»ady B urtoa a f Wauchula. can.
Celdetrrod aad S»*vt«. H# t a a B 4
P. M.: O a a a Ctoh, Valdaa
WARSAW, Apr. 13.—0P>—For
acme tint# pwtil Kin*
didato f - g o v r o - r . will a I of • Maryland*, young Democratic
m Oviedo tho b i t aln* yto-rf.
relied hint %% term • cabinet ifl* | n u E-n>inoU Covfity ro 'tr* In (Tub* |la will p irtk lp a te In th* th* {Hpl* victory of Polish balloot
,'* "* .:etto » a rrororT staro and. 7;S1 P. M .t Janlog Chamber of
• r Ih* racsBad monarch bofaidv l t Lflnnfa n i f niattt and ‘•tall them tonfillghq procession leading t o 1lata in tha Gordon Dennett race.
- fm u n i K it ton, an I WM f a r tfctea'caoi
M eytotr llateL
F ilth
Regiment 'r.f 1933, 1934 end 1936, th* Polish
ostds with
KunrfyUi.
I what la th* • first issue raised HalLimora'a
7* » r rlems F ih m l g .
t ' 7:30 P. M.i Otoarty Chamber 01 General
________ ... *4
Mete lie, m in is te r' to thl* cam paign." Under i r u - Armory and liters will da lvar hi* Air club hat awarded th* aero
RtotUJ MeCMtamL r ^
1 t'omioer##, C* af C. todldlaf.
------- — —L u
nauts special medal*.
at war,
By Mr. Roosevelt
Speer And Lodge
A re Candidates
Selassie I^eads
Will Speak Tonight;
Reservist Army
Polls Open At 7:30
A. M. And Close At
Sundown, 6:53 P. M.
Illinois, Nebr a s k a ’
To Vote Tomorrow ( ount3 On Rainy Sea
son In least Stand
Against Inva d e r 8
2 Million S prays
Of Ferns Shipped
From This County
Pre-E aster Business
L argest In History
I
Public Spirited C i t i z e n s Ritter Want ed
Should Join Chamber O f Former Partner
Commerce, Says Mr.Evans Named To Bench
flo w in g
l'rosccution Pulls A
Surprise I n Trial ., .
O f Florida Jurist " ? k
To
___
Bmjf Tomorrow Noon
Court
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
H a g o o d Restored
To Duty By O rder
U f Ih e
resident
Sightseeing: Truck
Mrs. Jan. T. Hardy, 29, moneyDied This Morninir Tb. dUclpllned officer conferrml O v e rtu rn s, 2 Killed ** -»«wi ^
if
to
,,, Woman In Rot! Drops
; Deportation F i g h t i Chilean Officials In
Mtaml For Jubilee On
nr. Anna Sage, -the w .nan mi County Anniversary
^ iw ^ e S J .I p a p w o r th WHl Fight L l i V
.z'tir.zjz':
—
: - r r i r s
:
WHAT’S DOING
S j “iStoJT JA ’
saissnstets:
Chins
Prem ier Of Greece
Found Dead In Ited1^ ;
Metcalf Q u a l i f i e r
In CoiuUble Race
Roosevelt Speaks In
Baltimore Tonight
—r'nina1
,
LOCAL WEATHER
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THURSDAY, APRIL, 9, i
TftK gX ftrotro H CTAU .
MUTE EVIDENCE OF TORNADO'S FURY AT TUPELO
FIRST AID rOrt iORNADO VIC
Thle aaana la typical of tha
In Calnaevllla, Oa, In tka waka
face tern end bleeding, H rt jaw
e m 'ra rn e y tra a tm rrt by Mr». J. K
ctaled P ris t Photo)
Children at Tupelo, Mlee, didn't ge ta achaol today—and far vary goad ronton, Thoro wicnl
► 01 homo. Tha platura at tap ihewa what tha deadly tornado did to It. Below, JjL,a uigwaf a
i t a" a*
READY
FOR
flret aid atatlona I
of the davaitatlng
Porkor it ehcu-i r i
Trllfe n , rted C r - - -
AU G U STA
t
AU G U STA’S GOLF PLUM GOES TO HORTON SMITH
Marten Amlth (left), Chicago profttalontl, I* ahown receiving flrgt money aa the Third Annual
Auguata National Invltatlan Coll tournament ended In tha rain at Auguata. Oa. Orantland Rica la
Praia riling tha ahaah, while Harry Cooper, runner* up; Cane lareien, third-place winner, and Paid
Runyan look an. (Aeeaclatad Praia Photo)
FIRST L A D Y CHRISTENS G IA N T AIRCRAFT (CARRIER
.»X tha tarrltlo wind that kilted nearly 100 paroana In that i
GATHERING IN THE DEAD FROM TORNADO DEBRIS
Shortly altar tha deadly tarnida craahed through Oalnaavlllt, da., with grtal doitruatltn.
Rational guardsman hurried ta tha atriokan city .end throw Ihtmcclutc Inta tha taah cf riteverlng
hadlea and rtKuIng tha Injured. Two af them are shown carrying a body from a damallahad build*
Vig. (Associated Presa Photo}
On the ava of tha Auguata National Invllatlan gall tournament
an tabby Jana*' aauaaa, the cameraman evertoek Lawson UtUa
(right), ana Hertan imlth (left), traveling tha links In practise
rounds. Little la gutted aa a 10 ta 1 shat, along with donee and
Johnny revolts. (Aataalatad Praia Phataa)
VENTURER W INS .YACHT RACE
E N L -D , PHOTO CHEERS JCE
tkiii'.r t Tatlncr
Called at Wit nett
\
A. U Rankin, farmer law pnrtoer
af Ptdaral Judge Halalud Rltur.
was tailed at a wltnetem the !•»
riaia imatatkartnt trill at Wash.
>«tcr. r.li'-r la ahvgag with re*
aiivin^ CJ05 trim Itarkin in gan.
t wl'h t* i i*-«ivff*M » at the
• 1... ,*j
| ,• p.'m “ -nh,
With a aaillng time at It batwau W mlnulta and three attends,
tha M-fatt aahaaaar Vaaturer oklppared by Id (pa nee af CiaarwaNr,
Piv, wan* the alaaa A campaiitian to tha annual I L Pvtaiaia n
Havana yaakt raee. Iha la thaarn an route aa aha eellad around aaan
patltara. (Anaai.ted Prata Phatai
Undaunted Pigeqns
HOLIDAY! AT BAND
M 89
■
|
Aa a sheering arawd leaked an. Mra Franklin D. Raaaavalt la ehewn daft) at aha broke a baltla
af ahampagna an tha haw and ahrlatanad tha navy'a glgantla alraraft tarrlar Vartttawn In tha ship*
yarda at Nawpart NoWo, Va. Tha vaaaal, flret U ba launehad under tha Raaaavalt naval aanatma*
tian pregrain, la aaan (right) gliding dawn tha way* after tha christening. (Aataalatad Praia Phetee)
•WINNERS IN N A T IO N A L A. A. U. SWIMMING MEET
�In The Only Centra)
Rail, Highwa
And Water Transportation
Sanford
Florida C ity
A N INDEPENDENT
IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SANFORD. FLORIDA
Federal Court Will
Try Arrested Agent
N a M n r p W f t r k ' DWhen lh*
Established In 1908
c.
ReKei Money
‘
,
M .& d e
"
Court official*, and Dark O. P.
n
Herndon wm* ordered to fonrmrd
t s y all paper* In th* n « * to the Fed
$4,865 In Back Taxes
Collected; ACL Pays
W i l l G i f 1* T O
Q u e s - ( Mr. Snarr is i fetlertl ifr n t md
$6,981 As Portion Of
4
W in a h i <» P
J.naStrickland
tiontDie
r rmo ji ae pc ii ss w»*
ho Mld ^ byMIIr S
rr irtUird
Levy For Schools
Hopldn* That None -
*
NUMBER 14S
Former President
Of M exico Exiled
! T o United States
G R E A T A IR L I
A lU i U U l V
W * V I I V . Smrr, charged wtth u i u l t and
a_
_
- -— —
*
battery, w u csltej for trlaJ In
.
“
P r o m is e Is
A ffo r d in g
T Z l'tZ tT
R itte r's Lawyer
Begin Battle Fo
J u rist On T ria
Gen. Plutarco Calles
And Three Advisors
Placed On Airplane
Headed For Border
Tsx Collection* for the month
of March total W26*7.6«, it I. r*ported by County Tax Collector
Jno. D. Jink In.. Of thi* amount
flUi.lt3.S6 was for IS3S tax** and
f4.htt.31 war# back tax** for I93J
Defense Succeeds I n
• ml 1914. With the exception of
G etting Batch Of
----f4.305.33 which foe* to the *taU\
•II cellectlona were for County,
Letters In Record Cajles Was Known As
school and drainage taxes.
,
i ‘Strong M a n ’ O f
Included in the big collection forj
w tsniNCT.iN aim n> ..»«> ,
f 'n n n t r v 1 1 Y e a r n
the month. w*> the n n of 68.m-fen... »u,„n.v, it-..Ii..,.h
ouni ry 1 i l e a n
791 SO paid by the AtUntlc Coaxt
Line Rxilroad, representing pa-Ual payment In general and spe
cial school maintenance tax. TV’
"in!
I n«- jun-t « ■ , net
total March payment of special
•ehool and boml taxes amounted
* " • ’ V. •’ charged, of <oii’ pmnic
to f 14.S69 00.
with I ion . i , t„ lirmx the Whit •
County taxes for 19.75 collect* I
of the t* rrifle ermth In which II pemona per- hull holel iceeiiership ea*.* into
THU cloae-up of the wrerhage tf|l>
last month amounted to 618,lungr.l into t'heatnut mountain near I ’ nionlown hi* louit file proaeii tion at firnt
iahril when the fotf-bouo.l TVA glrlm*
i nhlerle.l -t i i ni-ou.Iy to the letter*
464.94; County road bonds in-1
t A I* H*nto>
Fa.
Two
pa*»«ng*r»
an.I
the
tereat sad sinking fund, f 13.Jxoinir in ih.- lei oril on the ground I
036.16: Black Hammock drainage
the, wen- irrelevant They wph-*
district, 6417.70;
.occupational
j drew their oliieethin* tempi*rarltv I
licenses. 619960; beeerags taxes,
I with the statement they mixhf!6 ; slot machine tax, 630; Slav!*
have to esnniiiie more wttne**r* on
drainage district, 604.12; poll
thi* I’ site, The fir«t leleurani niii.
taxes for 1906. 6809; poll taxes
i 1*tleeiI and wtnrh waa allowed to iro
for 1974. 62M. The total of 60,I into the ie<oid was from W .!
132 66 Is divided 664.292.K7 to the
I M"o-e ef I'hii Avo and New York
C U T NEW S BRIEFS
Ccunty and 63629 .68 to the *Ule.
to Martin t' Swrenev of New
Back Usee for 1934 collected
York, fie trier part owner and man
last month amounted to 64603.29.
aver nf the Whitehall Mefen-e
•II of It being County taxee with Jury Discharged And
Mtomev Wn «h slid it «howed
the exception of 6443.7* state.
Moore himself **hsd the eonrorn
Recess
Taken
Until
Back taxes for 1933 totalled
, put into li'nkruptev *' Other let
6302.02, of which amout 6270.16
Later In The Month Thr y lots on I'almetto Avenue
ters. he raid showed efforts to
waa County and 631.69 were state
I "prevent entlrv loss of the prop
lw tween Fourth and Fifth Slice s
tax**.
April term i f I'minty Couit. hnv* I. i n leiu.'ht t>y C M. Mitchell
el tv "
Advance multiple membership*
with Judgr Jas. (i Sharon, pm- fri tn .1 C long. accnrdliig lo a
•
Thi* pioMM til inti rr'*l«*«| JI ** riaA
have been taken by th* fol owing
aiding, recessed this m>>rninir uniil* wuiranly dei d filed today
|Mini Vnlv v***t •**i Ihv nftrr iiimmi vil'h
firm s:'
later in Ih* month when civil '
I ’ »’*•
of »»nly I I of It*
The Sanford Atlantic National
actions will be heard The fury
JJt
The lr«timnny of *11'
Bank, .ftW.OO.
eras discharged.
. mnrrrniMl tho* |iniirlp*l
The Crown Paper Company,
Two verdicts of guilty w- «
|uf liPl^avhnirnt, •Urging Ju«U«
reWnted by Juries Thrrlgtlay » a '; ‘
TUWrr conmiirvii wrttli *l!nrn*w
Rekareon Fruit Cannan, Inc..
•rnoon after trials which last# I
to I rlni* r L hiI lh#» rrro*lvrr«Mfi
WASHINGTON, ' Apr. ! 0 . - '
630.00
several heura. A. C. Marshall w»
prorffilm/
the Whlt^htll Siilrl
|
Kllrora Seed Company. 625.00. (A P I— A 650600,000 flood Md convicted
of reckless driving, >v$
of WVwt IS Ini IL'arh. irmnlnl «*t«
•tana relief loan hit waa rushed denied a new trial, nnd wu*
McCrory Store* Corp, 626.00.
rrimivt* f«*r« to •Horrify* in Iho
Southern Food Stores. Inc., oper- throdgh tha Staata yaaUrday and fenced to pay the costs of prose
T i l .- I n « l o f ll'.s <m >i i r s o f m p v t
from 11
returned to the Its***. At
(
• tors of Riley's. 626.00.
cutlon
or go tn Jail for itO day
.
Twenty *1* witnt"4«r* hi»vf Unn
The Great Atlantic and Pacific •am* time, the ilower-paced gen-. He
gave nolle* of pruhahle »;> | in# hrM iturlnir Holy Wrrk nnJ»T
•reI flood eontral bill appMrad peal. Charle* McGill was <-.f ' th<* i it a|•it*t*^ of (ha laymen of th-*
•cal r«l i V lh«* ilrfm*!' In lh»* lifhl
Tea Co.. 624.00.
|mr Uni* rhurrhr a
h#ltt last
. of thi*. few I'Rri* I to i tiHp’i l'in' InStandard Grower* A sia. 615-50. to be a notch nearer final congres victed of driving a car while i|n
Huh In
ider the Influence of intnsiesliti'! »i rhl. i%ilh Ihr
night v%hrfhrr thi* llial WOUlil hf
Oseelo Cypraaa Company, 615.00. sional action.
MfKnry d lr w ld
Th* Sonata woo'd authorise th* liquor and was sentenced •to |. Imrir**
rnnrtuilowl lhl« vhirk.
Orange Btala Oil Co. 615.00.
Reconstruction. Corporation to |lb- serve four month* on tho road in the program. Ilpihrrt
With fom-luainn l»y lh«* |»nno*ci*M n OH Company, 6000.
n i l i hr Fcripturs*. ami hymn
, th»n nf lf*tlmony mm-rmlnir Ih**
J. C. llutchlaon atvi Company, * rails* It* terms far landing man- lieu of 6200 fin*
• iipio Munir tiy Ih.* rtinifrcifatioii
ay to-^ubllc and privata corpor
• rrerivfr*liip cmmo, nn which it l>n««*
James ! . I’ rocter pleaded n*Ve
66.00.
ations In caatgrn and southarn contendere to the charge of di<
f It* rhlff •rguiurnt for r» inov»l »»T Much Gold Is Lost
Tin* wrnther I'nrtly rhm.ly l*i
flood and storm strlcksn dlstrlet*. posing of property under lien nul
Jmlgi* Hitter. tho h milling of (he
By Bank Of-Franca
Author Of The Chain In addition. It would grease the T. A. Wilsc n entered a like ph-i fi i'hl anil Siilimliiy, with scat*
remaining charge* waa «|>f««le«| up.
*•••!
ihiindprohiarri
thu
aft«*r
way
for
privata
loan*
fur
horn*
Store Bill Would Be
to the charge of discharging fire
1Senator* in the rapacity of Inry*
n»w»n unit tniiiiflii in lh«* ptlrpinp
and Induitctal repairs, and rshann a public highway Kar'i
I men «eem«*i| to lo«e interest then,
Governor Of Florida hlHtatian In disaster araa*. by arms
n
»»ih
|Hsrlit
I*,
lightly
mn|i«r
#
n*
f 4aall 11*anesl ()« I «•# F »«»l
paid the cost* of prosecution.
France dlsc'oeed that the third
niL*lii in the ftirnn,. north porwaiving many e f tha restrictions
H.
D.
Taylor
paid
the
ci *t* |h*n. Fhtrrnn- nnrthi*(*4t Florida
heavy run on France's gold sup
TAM PA.
Apr.
10.— (A P I — on government Insurance o f loans
within 12 months had brought
Hillsborough eouqty Republican* under tha National Hguslng Act. when h* pleaded guilty to ilrun1! I'nitly . I'Mi'ly ti niirht an t SatnrCollege Women Want, ply
ennesa, Clara McGee pool-the
the bank's gold Itwe to 16,7IT,<
•Iny.
slluhtiy
r
milrr
In
rxtrcnit*
meeting here yeatarday. h ^ rd
The House already has voted to the costa upon pleading guilty 1 1
Brains In Ideal Man 000,04)0 francs (<1.22 4.323,009)
(Mirtion tnnicht.
Robert H. Given*. J r. young author!** th* RFC to land up to
aggravated assault, nnd ( linrltsinew a year ago.
Tamp* attorney who drafted th* 136,000600. Speedy approval of
Jones paid th* rusts when I ..
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 10.—(IP)
Gold withdrawals resulting front
Florida Recovery Act of tha 1935 th* Senate changes waa axpagted.
All
l*>y*
eliyihle
for
meinb#*he plrsdrd guilty tn rprrallng u
—The handwvm* young man, who tha weakness of the franc after
Legislature, declare hla Intention
ship
*<
•
Ihr
Si
nx
of
the
l-euion.
Progress In th* Ritter Iris' motor vehicle with nn imprnp.
p,i«keMkr* good look* without lu Germany's remilitarisation af th*
of running fo r governor on th*
. and their father*, nre Invited by
brought steadily nearer tha tint* Ug.
te tig'-nrr, stand* no better than Rhineland drained 1,763,000600
I’ervy Mero to attend an organisa
Repub'lran ticket.
when the Senate can consider the
Bill Fryer, pleading nolle ro- tion meeting of the Hons at 7:30
twrlitirth in ranking of the "ideal franra (1117.476600) frem Ih*
Givens waa th# author o f tha
#271600.000 Orerton Lower M i s tender* to the theft of 44 rntfi*
o'clock thi* evening. Th* meeting
min" by student* of Florida Slat" bank In th* two weeks endlgg
measure, designed to abolish chain
sissippi flood control bill.
was sentenced |r pay n fine •
Apr. 3.
will he held in the legion Ifol
College for Women.
•tore* In tha ateta, which urua
Fran tho War Department cam* 615 or go to jell for three month nnd refreshment* will tie served
sponsored by Steta Senator Hen
Intelligence
la
what
count*.
In
Informstlen to Chairman Cope and ha.te In jailIf nny ls*i'lnnnnlre who has n
ry a TUI man, and which la now
fact, that trait I* ranked first In
land (D. N. V.) of tho Sonata
son finds it Impossible to attend
an Issua In state Democratic pollth* student*' choice of both the
Comnurca Oommittaa, that Army
Zeppelin Hindenbcrji h* In urgetl to send hit boy to
Ideal man and woman.
engineer recommendation for com
th# meeting anyway,
The Psychology Department of
bination flood control-power praj- Lands A t Home Port
the rollege made a poll of 360
acta for Inclnaion on a second or
| * r « oi*h War veteran* of TheoSylvia Sidney Geta
psychology, students anil found
sauilteu Food eantrol measure
FRIEDRICIISHAFKN,
C.r. ■lea* Kno*evrlt Camp No., 13 m#t
their sentiments ike this:
many.
Aprj
I0.-IA
7—Th*
Z*pp
m
Divorce From Cerf mould ha put lit hla hands not
last night and voted to hold t
The Ideal man must be Intelli
later than Monday. Many af Ike Hlndenberg Und*<l here at (l.-SU p. Joint mustrr meeting with the
gent, honest, ambitious, have a
LOS ANGELB8, Apr. lO i-ilP ) projects la tha amnlhu* bill mould M. today, competing th# raun!tr,|> women’s aiiailhry on the evening Three Concerts A t
sen** of humor, good heallh and
—Tha brief marriage af dark-ayad ha cgaatructad la reaeutly-floodad to Rio Da Janeiro. The big air o f Thursday, Apr. 23. The camp
Bok Tower Sunday geo
I personality.
ship made Its- landing ahead ,<f also
Sylvia Sidney, fUm actress, and eastern states.
adoph-d - resolution* exAhrad of good iooks tha students
Bennett Cerf, New York publisher,
Upward* af t t project* coat- schedule, due, strangely enough <• p ratin g regret In the >l*nth r*f
LA KB WALES, Apr. |0.— Anton
placed auch traits as thoughfullwaa terminated Hi divorce court lag 9109600600 mars In tha Hot. motor trouble, which caused ■ Mr*. Annie Lord, wlf# of former
Braes, carilloneur of the Bok nans, neatness, courtesy, *du*atlon.
yesterday after Mtea Sidney teatl* Copeland aald. Th***, added to change In It* course In ordrr hr Commander Tha*. R. Lord. Th*
ringing
lower
has
announced
that
understanding, sportminahlp, good
fled her huahand objected to bar tha |M66096d0 « f projects a'- proceed across Franc* directly to reaclutions stated that she was
there v mill be thru# recitals on disposition, cUanlinea*. religion,
career.
ready tentatively written late tha Re homeport. j t waa to hive gone a "sincere end faithful worker" in
good r ha ratter, high Meals, de- N ew Hotels A re To
The madding mas In Phoasvtu, ms* ease, mould small It altupet to around France and up th* Kagli-h th« auxiliary and fo* th* vrteran i Easter Sunday.
Th* first mill b# a sunrise ofovn,lability and kindness.
Aria, Oct. |, IMS, after a* air- the 1699,999690 yhJch Copeland
Coat Half MllUdft
fa r ln r it 9 o'clock In the morning,
plana eldpamagt horn Hollymaad, hoped weald be tha top.
a concert at noon, and a repeal
They separated Jam t, 193d.
TALLAHASSEE,
Apr. Ms—
ing o f tha noon concert at 3
Mis* Sidney, who charged enmi
( A P )-H o te l, apartmaut
hide*
o'e'ock In the afternoon.
ty, aald thslr first quarrel oesurred
and rataurant eoaakrucUsu total
Dead
The last recital of th# season
ing 1531600 wu* aoMmrlaad hy
wUl ha given on Apr. IS. at n«on.
th* atat* hotel oommlaalaa dariag
l/INDON, Apr.
Ir.M
WAYCROSS, Ga.. Apr. 10.—
WASHINGTON. Ayr- » .
March.
I',"
pold Voa Raeech. 55, Germen am*
Ilomer F. Willi*. 83, af Lakeland
—Omromor Skofta * f
Florida
WALLACE CRITICIZED
Commlaalomar Sulltvaa said tha
baaaadar to Great Britain, dn-l
Fla.
died
In
a
local
hospital
after
aald "things leak favorable” for
largaat permit waa tT»699 tUf a
here today from * heart alt irk.
a brief lllnes*. lie waa a conductor
th* eawtructteu with federal
S3-room hotel la Mtaasi Baaah.
The ambassador retire* last nieht
for
the
AtUntlc
Coast
Lin#
far
— Ntrw criticism was direetad at
mauay af a highway to Hah Key
apparently la rood health, but '<*30
yrar*.
II#
also
waa
a
number
Secretary Wallace by Senator Vancams IT • ( 9:60 this morning -an I
danbarg. Republican, Michigan, tn nf th* Ukaland Methodist Church
LOCAL W EA'
died flflaaa minutes later.
awl a Mason.
Ha U survived by hU widow
and three daughters, Mrs. J. K.
tea. A n n a *
W H A T S DOING
0*t*en o f LaktUnd, M rs J. R. Feb.
Aeerage
Raid, and MUa Franca* Wil ls, Mac. A vs rate
t
r
a
i
l
H A V A N A . Apr. I P — ( A P ) both o f Washington, D. C-t tan
TODAY
A TLA N TA .
Apr.
sons.
Floyd
Willis
of
Lakalmud
Uaw*
n*M
fn*
1334
and
IIM
anil
7:39 P. M.i Bona e f th* Irgi-tt,
AlUnta'a April rainfall— which
pmot redstar before Apr. 26
rgten S a t.
tntailed 962 lacbae yeatarday— and Jasper Willi* af West Palm
9:00 P. M.t Easter cantata, ;, The irhool board also requested ha* surpassed all record* for aa Beach, Fla.
Funeral aarrlcaa will b* he'd
tl) schools to submit before May entire moath ef April la th* 69
Irmt Mathaflit Church.
9:00 F . K : Tumasand < Ub. 1 tha list e f teachers they wish to yaar* afftelal record# have been at Lakeland with burial at lavar-
Blamed For Wreck
Ot' Train Monday
Criminal D o ck e t
O f County Court
Is Cleared Today
'A it t w n - H a fu a * stood pat on
M fafoaal to diacuaa hla teatl•w a y with reporter*. It waa
hariMd he did not aay whether
the 61600,000,000 asked by tha
President wculd be enough to
«*rry tha relief organisation
through tha naxt fiscal yaar. bwglnnlpg July 1.
Ofclrman
Buchanan of tha
committee said ha might call un
tMMMry officials far information
•*•1
dlsbureemertt of r»llaf money already aUocaWd anj
Orphan G i r l Saves
Children From Death
CINCINNATI, Ap,. i0 .- < * )- .
An orphan glrlM quick action in
sounding a fir* alarm averted a
poaalbl*
catastrophe
at
St.
Awytfua orphanage, the home of
165 pervnllfts boys and girls.
T ** rooag harolna, 15-year old
Bo m . Mary Wsnalbacher. awak•nad by the sound of falling p aster
crackling timber, shouted a
•V u to g to alatara In a dormitory,
speedily uoutuM tha fire gong,
■■d then aided In carrying to
Alabama’s R i v e r s
Continue To 'Rise
N T O O M IIT , Apr. 10— OPI
hamate
d ra g
eontinuni
dlag their muddy flood wa
r m thanesuda o f acr*e to-
50 Million F o r
Flood Relief Is
, Voted By iterate
Sholtz S«cka Money German Ambansador
For Chrom e Road To England Is
Bombing In Mayor’i *
House Thought Joke
k'P* * " * ■
_____
-
i
nesa, Fla.
f
�f r id a t
flA y r o r o ,r to ttP A
France Plans To
AH o f ua know certain Instances of so-called “ faith
« m ” In soma parts of ths country there are so-called Eliminate Risks
“ faith heaJerp" who dd a tremendous business presum
ably caring, by an application o f the hands, illnesses
In Ocean Flying
which hare defied all the panaceas of the medical sciences.
A child suffering
from infantile paralysis,
with twisted
world, was brought out the other day by Dr. Louia
! Ickaeider of ths North Hudson Hospital in Weckswken, N.
1. Dr. Behneider told of a young msn twenty-four yesr*
old who was brought to him suffering with paralysis of
tbs right leg. The patient was promptly put under ether
after being told it would be necessary to operate. But no
operation was performed. Nothing was done to him ex
cept to administer the ether. When he came to, he was
told that he now had perfect control of his legs, and he
•APRIL I d IfM
p t r i s i y wooldnY her*
it VeraaUWs Treaty a
paper if ke bed ever rand
■otter e f fact ft te quite
Reforestation
Flood damage In the South, nuch as recently threat
ened the Tennessee Valley, could be more effectively
checked at ita source by increased reforestation by gov
ernmental agencies and private landowners, according to
Joaeph C. Klrcher, regional forester In charge of the
Southern Region of th« U. S. Forest Scrvlee.
'Though the South is not a section of the country
where the moat doatructive floods originate, large flood
melltK daman-* complete »oHob ef the F.tblopl m srmy.
dog, It kbtpry repeats, some
“ ecnqaeror" will be dotog the complete annihilation
Plans To Move Whole
Transatlantic A i r
Service In Summer
By CWAKt.ES FOLTZ
PA BIB. Apr. 10s—(A*)— Franca
plans to move her whole transat
lantic air service with the s it tens
In 1937.
When aUrma sweep the NarGl
Atlantia the tricelor's planee win
use the -old'’ roete from Dakir,
Africa, to Natal, Brasil, cut when
the southern routs la dangerooa
the planes will fly the North Atlantic with the International air
"combine. “
•There’s
nothing
miraculous
about a transatlantic croaalng far
us," said an tfflelal o f tlu air
ministry) “ We've been carrying
mail from Europe to Houlh Ameri
ca for year* and a North Atlantic
•ervlce *slmply mean*
rutting
down the rlaka our pllotn encounter
during the northern summer.”
Frnnre I* waiting only for "the
rent of Europe to mnka up Ha
mind." according to Louis Allegra
general mnnager of Air Fnnee.
“ America has taken the Initintive in North Atlantic aewlre
and It remain* only for Turope
to decide what nations •hall tar
ry the European end of the talk,"
he tald.
0 —
_
Representative* of France's Air
France, Germany', Deutsche Luft
hansa sand Rlrtaln'* Imperial Air
way* have conferred with FanAmerican Airways in the United
State*.
,!
American plaata wBl carry at
least half nf the pnclal freight,
following preaent plana, while
i'ritlah, French and German companlev wl I split Ihe Europeaa
W ILL LEAVE SENATE
BR EACH 01
WASHINGTON, Apr.
10.Soaator Seward P. Co*tlg»n, Colo
rado 0« mot rat, announced that ha
When the American tourist first Utaa In tfc* Occident U ha adapte* wooU M l ha a -candidate far rarta foot en the Cl Btk I II of A*U. deliberately u a way o f life. Beg- a tctlon thli fall oceans* of 111
II s-fhitter with the proepeet of
ookiac up SOOM o f Ilia murh- fore. he* It* m ild, Ha speke*men
Birth* In Auguata, Ga., reached
who champion It la court, Ua andcr■anted ''•plrttuollty" o f the Easta peak e f 1,377 In I93S.
•Undlon with merrhanta’ aasoeiarn civilisation*. tome degree of tioM under which m dlstric that
ftter dliflluSoijetactt Is )tb or her
conlribWea a reasonable dole U
Irat reaction to the ertioncea of
Ton'll Be At Tour liv e ly Best Easter
the regulvr roundamen will be anjldsou* and unmitigated poverty dt-ly Pattered awl no freelance
thick are la every fro it Oriental
Intrtder* Into the prufaasioa will
fly '* foreground. The maaego af
he to erated, fa exchange for this
Put yourself hi our band!
Herod,
smUdocooc
aqattedaw,
degre* e f talf-gormromant through
(raining underfed hodlee fr*m oarmake you a charming s'
rewponqlhlo guild o ff Iron, beg.
•fcet youth to aatfomd age te f t tha
Easter Parade! Permanci
ardoo* ha* Ha right, hi the tight
work of hoaata, tko awanna ef
poo, hair trim and set I
e f magistrate! and police.
Korualy loan Uttered sad tecWdFrederic’s Vttrao.------Ota
of
theta
la
Ufa
right
te
con
dng gentry who quarrel tavagaly
Realistic ar Eases*.'.__ ,
S>r Ike privilege e f swtodllag the gregate In-fOrt^Jn •any' quarter
Shirley Tempi*________
fraogwr fas Iks name e f tkte er that where faetlvltiae draw strangers
mrvka and Iks equally vociferous and to ham s ths cut* Idem tats
literal charity. An appeal In p
k ill impretries which none of the pnliaemsa far protection again*,
would never
S. MAGNOLIA AVK.
magnificence, beauty and chirm such Importunity
occur to a Chinese, because the
that every Asiatic country has ts
h**garu are wlthia their eenvenoffer earn offset.
tlonal righti. and the foreigner
' Japan baa long been aware of wh* tries It find* the law wooden
B e a u ty Shop
maculate daaratep te her visitor*.
Ths Mwa that the Petping pole*
have aattripeted the arrival ef feur
hr ad red American vlsltevo
by
reuadtag ep and Jailing that rity'e
greet army ef hiaty yrefactions!
bsggara la proof that China, too, la
*aklng the newcomer'* preconwired notion* and hie aenaltlvraet*
to first Impreestens Into account.
But at whet s blow to China's lnflaxtkls aerial convention*. which
have all the feres e f our common
law, oo ona ran appreciate who
does not know the traditional
Ia«*d and as deaf to the moat elo
quent Chinese at to any other
language. The arrival of a large
tourist party la, o f rorrae, one of
thoee events In hlch beggardom
hsa a special vested Interest, and
thq lacarcvration of
Pnlplng'a
whale mendicant fraternity at such
a time la a fa g r ia t outrage
against the Oriental ayatem of
equity.
W e a r W ashable Suits
FOR EASTER
161
I JB
<
It fuany
that the vary
PSCplo who ar* Insisting tk* moat
tosh the budget b« briaacad ore
OfWplate Ing tha loudaet against
'tkq gaeetaOMgt** toe plant Ertdaotqr, rm ybody wants' tom«ont
SANFORD T W E N T Y YEARS AGO
Mr- Uarwy Bsnfroe, roadipaaUr
of the Atlantia Cnnit Una, mot
witk an occidaat a* Friday that
resulted In a brokan arm. A barntag brldgn mot Tassiss called out
Mr. l*ofa* aad hka rwad gang and
white uvsraaalag tha work Mr. Ran-
Auto Repaira
A t A Erie* Taa Can B**r
M ARTIN’S
GARAGB
Seminole County laundry, Inc
no 475
First In pulling! power ••>
First in all-round e o o u f»T
l*
* __
WORLD'S THBIFTIBST !
MTKUCMok'e
Hon. Cary D. Landla of DoLaad
n a la tk* (tty on Saturday an
panfaarisasl baaiocaa and hia many
frieoda war* glad to so* him]
Dr. aad Mr*. 0. J. Millar entertoiaad witk » boaotlful birthday
party oa Saturday afternoon In
kOBoe af «k* birthday! of thrir
(harmtag ltttla daughter, Tkoadote. Thla bring tha birthday also
Pf Mr*. T- J| ML’ler, Theodora's
groadmotker, a tew gus*U were
Dr. end Mrs. C. K\ Warier, who
•ntertahted later tn tha owning had* hove Identified with the
la hooar of thla event Young professional, social, and rvtlgteoa
Ilf* t f Saaford or the psat 14 yaorv,
•apart te Imvo early Friday morp-
thrir futurn horn*. Thoy cam*
For Ida 30 yoart ago aad Inert
at Longwotd. Foartsin yttrs * (
thay com* te Soofard te rank
♦ »4 r i4 ^ o r i » » » >g » e e e < M f M 4 » r M * > M 4 »h f e 4 e » 4 M « » »
IMP/IMV. aavaoiT. H io p if Alt ,
\
Uri hmtt In mixed drinks
For Your
norty —
ORDER
60c
( v * * t inclu ded)
Ladies’ Sniff 50e
T F j O t Linen Pants 30c
—
Duck nr Celored
Eckhaedt,
leader
eg the
I party. Now tf Frcridcsit
wH wm* te fight a duel wHh
PrecUcwt Hamer
that
Bermuda, In preference to hop*
from Ncwfoundlant to Irriind.”
The air ministry w co-oprratlng
with Air Franco in laying p ana to
operate Franca’* shirt la tha ocean
service. They work together en
France's “ Nort% Atlsntlc commis
sion," which has ssnt Beaator A.
de la Grange to the United Mates
to confer with Pan-American Air
way* official*.
"When the North Atlantic ■■er
ic# login* operation In 1937," Al
legra said, "there probably will h*
■lx plane*—three A fr ic a n , on*
French, en* English and on* Ger
man. But that depend! entirely om
the ronfereace* between afflelaa
of Jh* four (Matrtea.
“ In any avont tha Lieutenant de
Vat*s**o-FtrU, oar lanraat and
finest so* plana, will maho several
trial fllghta In North Atlantic wa
ters before we eegtn our share of
the service.”
Linen Suits
•<
I
Thla is not an accurate view. Soil experts freely admit
that the roots of tree seedlings begin to function aa effec
liee Oaembeee af Rungery tive agents In holding aoll against erosion very soon after
do*) the oih.r day wMh the plants begin to grow.
production of foreata ahould be purchnacd, at a coat of
about 57,500,000.
"In the aouthem pine statea there are already neirly
4,000,000 scree of national foreet land, but ao distributed
that another 4,000,000 acres ehould be added at perhape •
coat ol 115,000,000 to effectively combat the flood menace
to future generatlona.
T n the Southern Appalaehlnna we have 2,063.000
acres, which have been under protection for twenty-five
years and have been a vital factor in checking flooda In
. rlvera
..
•* Carolina, **—»S
the
of—Tenneooee, —
North
South Carolina,
Georgia, and northern Alabama. Hers
.. we ahould have an
additional 5,040,000 acres of Wind that would probably coat
5 bout 126,000,000.
" I f atepa werq.. taken at the preaent time to acquire
this land, It would not only bo of primo Importance In our
national obligation to take mesaurea to minimise the re
currence o f flooda that menace the welfare and happlneM
of thousands of persona each ' year, but it would have Im
mediate relief poealblUUee."
.
519 W . Srtf
�r a y RANFQRD HERAJ4 JgAyTFORD, FLORIDA
INDUCTED AS IN D IA N
c h ie f
And Personal Activities
f a
i l ' MARGARET PETERS, BoeUty Editor
Social Calendar
Childhood Education
GrouP Holds Meet
SATURDAY
The monthly meating of tho
• C V IH u V a l e Club will Aaaocialioo for- Child hood Eduea. at t i l l p, M. ( t tho atudlo tlon woo hod Thursday evaniag
In. F u i U 8. Mtmioa
» l tho Houth Side I'rimary School
• Loyal TjmpOrance Legion with Mi*. Anna Lenora Brown promoot a 10:00 A. M. at thr <aiding. A largo number of mombora
lodiat Church annex for a wrrr protest,
hast patty and Mho.
Thr following of f ie r i V tr t
a Boginaan1 Department nr elected: Mlaa Dorothy Stokta,
Prsebyterian Sunday Srhooi chairman; Mr*. R. M. Maton. Jr,
kara an Eaatrrrgg hunt at 3:- vice-chairman;
Miy* Eiimbrth
Contral Park. Members of tho Rollins; treeaurvr; Mia* France#
rtmewt or* United to com* Marrow, publicity chairman; and
brine ala colored rgga,
Mlaa iTmma Owen, program ehairMONDAY
man.
a SL Agnga Guild of Holy
Pi,on wore mail* for a benefit
• -IfeUeopai Church wUI hat. brldft, to „
n tll Fri<u
,1m m mooting at *:30 P. M ordtr that Mr, stflla p Arr|nf^ ,n>
ba pnrtah houao. Election of iU U A r K pr, . * !, nt, m4, , t.
tend the National Convention In
» Woman'* Missionary Bo- N#w Vork City. Apr 28.
W U . « T . » *rtbodlat Church
Vf%
^
.
T
T
,
rcb Number On. of tho Find
Mt Cho^h will meet .1 3:30
L wUh Mr*. A. B. Lore Joy.
• *T
__ r .V Cl .1
rri. Nombor Two of I he Find
iat Chorth will meet at 3:30
L with Hra- G. E. Rolllna,
Avtnot
Num ber Three of th*
> ia.—at.* rVii—k will m.#i ■I
lag. Tha public la invited.
Tha prayer band of the Preibytsrian Auxiliary will meet at 3:00
P, M. at tha church and will be
fallowed by a combined builnera
and Iniplratlon meeting at 3:30
P. M.
EASTER
DANCE
SATURDAY.
APR IL Uth
No Cover Charge
rsona
Transatlantic A ir Service
Tests Hurried B y Nations
A s Zeppelin Flies Ocean
LONDON, Apr. 10.—O H -A s ll
Germany*!) hure
new dirigible, \
the
HimimLurir, tuccesafully I
Hire acroaa the South Atlantic to|
Drmiit. Great Britain la puvhmgi
preparation* fur her fir it big]
■tap in the commercial air run ’
quest of the Nort^ Atlantic.
An all metal, two decked flying |
boat and the uni’iuc "pick-a-bark"
combination of « long-range »ea I
plane and a flying boat designed'
to carry it into lh»* air for launch* j
Ing, are !«*mg made ready for
trial flight*
Mr*. Emma L. Ledersr of To
ledo, Ohio ia th* gueat ef bar
brother-in-law aitd aiaUr. Mr.
and Mra. W, H. Hand, Holly A*enu*.
Mr. tnd Mra. C. A, A data* hftTt
returned from Atlanta where Mr.
Adama underwent treatment for
1 month, file condition i* much
improved.
K CLASHES
A continuation uf the eerie* of
million yturij cl«Me* on the iuh- \
>evt "Tow ird OirUtitn AfntHcm* i
fur member* of the Woman's If la* <
sionary Society of the Firtt Mathiwtitt Church will l* he'd Wrdnaa*
iby and Thursday afternoons of
next week at 3:90 P, M. at tho
church All member* are tnv
to
attend.
NARROW
KSCAPR
SUNNYVALE. Calif, Apr. l<h;'
—The Army blimp TC -lT jj
irtxiwly t'*cfiped fHiwUr y**—rd*»y wbi*n it drugged a tOf\9
trd cable ir r tfii •
»wrr line landing-
*>0,000
v o lt*
blltftp
a* not damaged.
E x p e r i m e n t a l transatlantic.:
Easter Cantata To
Be Given Tonight
DEI. AND Apr 10 — Comptrel-e
flight*, looking toward thr co
Irr J M. Ire ha, authorited Ihe
operative regujn service to the
payment of * 2 percent liiviiimd
United
State*. I unaili. Great |
t,» il«|a>,itnr, of thr defunct VeinBritain *nd the lr*h P rA State, |
"The Cradflilon’* by John
-ia County Hunk an<\ Truat Com
are
planned
for
tincoming
sum
-Larry
"Bualrr"
Crabbe
U
being
In.luctrd
aa
Chieftain
of
an
In
Statnor. an EaeUr CantaU, will bo
pany.
mer. %
dian
tribe
In
thia
acane
from
liold,'
aercen
adaplatiun
ol
prooonlod tonight art 3 00 o'clock
But not until I9MH do Hi itun
i t the Firat Method iat Church by Zane Grry'a fammia nnve1, which pl*>- Saturday ml t-e Rita Thi-otcr.
J'j.n H
1.-it hop,-, her *nn,“
l l f expert* expect the pmjerted
Norman Scuit liarnca, 3, will b* ■
regular service of four round
com* an aril-! » V n hr grow, Op,
trip* weekly to be m operation
“■ »* '
" f Winter Park
over what they rail **the wmt
Primary teacher, which aha and
valuable but hy far the toughest"
^
J c
Mitrh#., . tUndMj.
•■pen tu aucveaaful Republican at*
of the or eon mr route*.
„ rf (h, n ,
lho„
tack
If the Republican* ahoultl,
While
workmen
are
apeediug
,n t W „ „ f ,hr „ nwrt> ~In ,
Clin all the rrat the" would (till
cr riseruction of the Hntiftp, ♦'»ni
luck n Senate majority.
*
Ptrrion Oarilen." given Tue-day
I Atlantic plane*, a handful of mr*
, t th, Woman'. Club,
N< tiling hut great political up
men ha* embarked ujMm Intensive
....
. .
, „ . ,
heaval, in the coming campaign
training at the "air univeiMt)*' *1
At
" >neltl“ on « f • »
ftilluaril by further upheavala
flamble,
Southhampton
W
a
I
e
r,
T1»r
fieri
u»n
ii»tr,
Apr.
19,
hip
ntt* rv^r tliUMI>tl wfr#
ln
npaln,t the Democrat, in 103ft,
Further
group*
are
to
take
up
thr
l*efi»
&
«»
b*
\>n<**urU'*
iridvpcnd
th* lunchroom to member, and
anil again n l ’.M0 will drir* ibn
•*m* day, .anniversary <if lU *i**v"‘ ( same work until 190 men will
viaitor*.
Svnaiu
PvniiMrut.* out befor#
IfirRium of frefhiom from Spain m have been trained for the v\%*n
U n 3. li *41
At The Mayfair
1914 It l* partiy hee*u*e «>f the tual rvguU r w rvuf
Not ■ few }Ki»diiil1 prophet*
Full detail* of tho naw plane*
Orphanage Club Has
rntiment uit ached to tbi* ‘ 'u
liove it will be 1943. ■•ven year*
have
been
withhold
by
tho
nu
I ha: the authoritiei fear truiiiiie, I
Meeting Wednesday Hr. and Mrs. J. 0. S.sllg of
honor,
the iVmucrnt^ d ll
Rlpon, Wis., are reglatared at the
fm it wool.I lw an opportune day fltmctnr* but it U reliably urule
W ehmkrn loo*r from their grip’
•toot!
that
the
new
flying
lx»*t
I*
hot*! for l i e s day*.
for agitaloia.
n thr S«*nntr.
Mr*. W. R. (Eilanfield wa* host
designed 'to he fsstrr but lighter
Among overnight gutat* Thurs
Since agbd Juan Vicente Gomel,
The par' that rommuniant I, to
ess to tha member* of the Sarah
thin the American clipper*, used
Parker Orphanage (Tub at thglr day at tha Mayfair w*ra; Mr. and long absolute dictator, illad in De pla^ l» haul lo ealimnte It ia dia- on transpacific flight*.
Mm;
D.
J.
Moynihan
of
Atlanta;
cember.
popular
demonatratlon,
1
low'll
that
forrign
ted
agent,
have
regular meeting held Wednesday
i- perfected bl*
Baaeil on aviiilAbte detail*, * unr, arc
Georre II. West of Jacksonville; against the remnants uf hia tyran- ■ee, woiking In the country diaafternoon at th* horn* of Mr*.
a drlrrmiaed
eempirisnn of the nrltish tr*n* organlaaiom fur
and W. W. Luehn of Miami.
nleal
rtgirne
have
coat
th*
II,aa
of
<
trnta for t long lime.
Edenfie d, 3M West Third Street.
Atlantic boat and the
American drive,
many people and resulted in th* 1 That their pretence wai not dia- tran*-parlflc plane *how*:
Mra. \V. U Clark la-i the d*»olie ev|hil, lo get under wny
destruction of rich propertl#,.
' lov.red while Gumoa waa ali-e i,
immediately sftrr tho party's bid
ItritUh American
tlnnal and Mr*. P. D. Parktr preTh* present chief executive, (Jen-1mn-idered -trangi’, for the wily old
Wine M'*n 111 frM 'l l " f~ l
-how is over ill Philadelphia ill
alded over the bualneaa aeaalon.
Over* It
FLO W ERSJune,
lie ha, hi, eye on aeverul
Rpoasored by the Semlnots era] Eleaxar U>psi Contreras, can- ' dir’alor loamtatncd an r ahnrate
The greater part of the after
Irnf th ** 1 ? t%r( *^ 1 *
Republican neat, ho would like In
noon veva devoted to making County Young Democratic Club, a dldate for re-election, has promised -p) ayatnn Rut while he had paid
llwlw hr
J* frrl
ii f*-*t
ARE SELLING
-re filled hy Democrats.
nuilta: Mr*. J. K. Mettin**r. Mr*. Jefferson Day subscription dance the public that there shall ba no agent, in every hnme of ronae- 111KH
RAPIDLY!
iki|»i>ri*b t 2«r» m p h f
»»> p h
Merely increasing the numerical
Clarenc*
Smith. Mra. He*al# vtill be given Monday evening from more dictatorship* but at last only ipience. in every huainei* house
Number #<f
“
tru#
ru
e
by
tha
people.
“
i
PI-ACE
YOUR ORDER
•Irenglh
of
the
Democrat,
in
tie"
F«*«ir
Four
Hutchison. Mn| P. D. Parker, Mra. 8:00 P. M. to ItOO A! M. at the
and at the keyholes of moat hotel
NOW FOR
Communism, brought secretly by j room, in Daracaa anti other town., W e l i f h l f i l l *
Senate doesn't intrre-t Guffey
W| U Hark, Mr*. R. L Shln- Mayfair Hotel. Music wilt be fur
I Mel ft rat
17 t o ft*
f l to n *
hota«r din. John Vaughn, Mr*. nished by th* No* to tabulator* outside agents, has sddtd to the he nevrr figured that danger to
CORSAGES
The llrili.h flying luiat will hr The party already hb, more vote™
dangers of this period of pulilicsl hi. rule might dtvrlup among thr
G. A. Radford. Mr*. Georgia Hart, Orchestra Tha public la invited.
a hlgh-wing innniiplan* wilh nn ihim It needs.
POTTED
PLANTS
There ar* several admlnlilr i
Mr*. Perth* Jenkin*. Mra; W. ATicket* ar* on ante by Mlaa matamorphoil*. The great problrni l |rron«.
eternal
bracing o f Ihe wing.
CUT
FLOWERS
tlnn
clitics
in
the
Senate,
ii.rw
of
the
president
Is
to
satisfy
tha
Tllli*. Mra. S. A. Edrnfleld, Mra. Mary Einnal and Alrx Sharon, who,
The foreign agent, oiitguea,ed Eli ala flm l to Ihe wing lipa will
W. E. Well*. Mr*. W. B. EdenTleld. with the aasletanc* * f Andrew Car- people thnt their country is oelng him. Knowing they cuuldn't oprt- help prr.erv. atauility «n rough ever, whua® departures in Nnvem
tier wuuld please Guffey and
ami tha Miasen Jon* Waddail. Vail raway, ar* in chart* of tho danco. returned to their hand-, and lo In uie In the town", they turned to water.
other lieinnrralir leaders.
spire • spirit of co-oprratiun until
FLORIST
Emir
enginca
will
be
mounted
th# harlenda,. the firlda and the
The Republican national con
election haa made it po„ib l, I
in the leading edge of tha wing,
min*,.
Weal
Indian
negro®,.
Span
fllSCISG CO K Vw m os-; ■' for him bo Inaugurate Uke pmgpani
vention may he of some help. Both
iard. and German* allied Into two on aithrr aide of the hull.
Idaho tind
The boat will be entirely uf Senators Borah o f
tho,*
region,
diaguDed
aa
peddler*.
Th* Samlnala County tinging
Roaming house cats are blamed
Dickin-ott nf Inwa are up fur remetal,
eacept
for
fabric
ruverlng
How many convert, they made
for killing nvora Kanaos quail Convention wilt convana at tha
Ielect inn tu Ihe Senate this yrtn.
probably will be demon,t rated at amall portion, of the wing anil Choice *-f either one a, a prr-ii ■
than any other enemy, Including Church a f Cad an Mapla Avenue
the
tail.
the pul a.
hunter*, by State Warden Fred and Fifth Street, Sunday, Apr.
Tl will have a number of de- drnlial canilidnle wuuld make
Although PtovUiun.i t'reaident
It. Those In charge aspect, to
Guffey's job Just that imu-li
Hans.
vlrra to In,tire ,hort take-off and
have tha Pureall Quartet from
Lopex t ontrcni, wa, minlater of
easier.
Junior Evening
landing
run.
T
h
ee
will
Inclu
!<
•
Orlando and tha Solph Brother*
tarmr in Gotrm' cabinet and consid
S|ieclal targets for (hlffey's
controllable-pilch propellara and
Quartet from Lakeland and are
ered the dictator's right hand man, flap, on Iht trailing edge of th" attack will In* Hastings of Dvlaextending an Invitation to every
hia ia popular. On the occaaiun uf
wrre and McNarjr o f Oregon.
wing lo atrepen glide ftrid reduce
one who. enjoy* good ringing to
McNary is Republican leader uf
atudenl disorders uf half a duitn
landing
apaed.
attend. The servlets will begin
year, ago, he refused lo let the
Tli« great overall height I, de- the Senate and Hastings I, chair
promptly at IdttO A. M.
troop, fir* on crowd, uf damon- algncd to enabln the boat tn rldy matt nf Ihe (I, O. P. serial er nil
atator*, although other, in the re out arvrre atorma without aerimia eampelgn cummil tee.
Ilecsuae the Democrats need not
gime wuuld have staged u •laugh harm. In erent of » forced landing
TO G lV g BROADCAST
ter. The man in the street remem on npoaed walrr. The enginaa worry uvrr lo-ing rnntrol of the
Sennto this year they will he
bera that.
will he out of reath of all but
It was announced thia morning
able to concentrate nn furs likThe
great®,t
distrust
seems
cen
hrary ocean wave*.
that Nancy Roaoetter, Ann Bant
,
Somewhat larger thun thia Horah Dickinson. Ilnatlpgs and
tered on the present congrv,*. It*
ton, Charlotte True, Natalie True,
McNary. Thera are other Repub
/
_ _
memberwhl! wa* hand-picked by plane la tha flying boat bring
ntouMeline,
and Kent Ko*setter, Jr., eaprealican® up for re etrctlon, but lhe<>
/
«V | l
Gomel. On* of th# duties of the na
■Ion pupil* of Mr*. Georg* A.
are the lilggrat gun,.
tional legislature 1s to elect the
;W t
Maffatt,
wtU broadcast
over
The campaign of 193ft. imw*vr.-.
organdy,
president, an much nf the prem f
WDBO Tuteday tvaning at XiSO
twill be a illffrrcnt atnry for the
(lection fight I* centered on the
o’clock. They will be aa* I* ted by
Demrcrats. Then 27 o f them In
Contest* for congressional seats.
Misa MI'd red Nix, who will play
vlaor of Imperial Airway*. Britlah the Renal® must run.
aovtral piano aolei*.
However, of the-® 27 Demo
faith In It* poaslbilltle* Is In
Pastels
whits mice ar* susceptible to thr dicated by Ih* fart that t 1175,000 cratic seats, II are virtually not
of Influi-nia has made avail company ha* been floated lo ex
More than half o million parHow’s Your Health virus
able fur the further study uf th* ploit tho Invent ion.
tons visit Charleston, 8. C- via
ditease two vkluabl* eapvilptvtitil
automobile saeh year, according
animal*. Throiigj, experimrnltllun
INFLUHN 7.A
to highway ttstlstica.
i Th#
United • "State*
Publici with these animal*, it has been
Daalth Rarrice recently Issued > found that th® serum, that la, tbit
yarning that Influenxa Is prw- tkpld pert » f the blood, o C ferre'a
giant hi Hawaii. The wanting i- that hod influenxa and rrruverstl
significant In light of the r e t contained tuh-UUMa* capable of
that the last (1032) epdemle uf MttUrlising nr overturning the
Junior Easter
influenxa wna first noted In IUPhoenix Hosiery
■rnll, and nbaequently spread In JTulheruiut", It he* been found
tho United Stairs. It may bo per tkgt when a >|unnilty of living in"Shadow ployi" Ot I I A*
tinent, therefore, to aurvey whit fUwniL virus |e Injected under th®
REASONS
and "Damascus" at U-U,
wo know about influenxa,
•Bit of while mice, the*® animal*
%
You Sho«ld 8ti
two oaw lacy Boot to wear
- During tho lost two year. It dovtlap o r-aiatanc* to the diawith hatvdknito, *y*l*ta, and
Tho 8h«w Tmlglit
has bean dtftqiUJy established by M M .
.
h M evening (own*.
lo in
search carried on In England mi l
This ax peri mantel work promBENNETT
in A merlon, that Influenxa is due Maa to tnakk available for u* u
to a filterable vinia, that Is, to a ptuventlvc vocglae, against InCu t
diseaae-catiring agent loo small flgoota an<l warrants Ihe further
GRANT
B m C IF .N T L Y oper
to.be soon under even our mn-t •tody of the uaa of aaruni tkk'n
shade*.
ated by three beauti
powarfol microscopee, and , mt]| from Individuals who have
“Big Brown By«a“
cian*
achoo'ed
in
tho
tnoogh to
through) unglar d XTMrtd from lnflaenaa In tu.
Violets, aO wlerad pkpM
art, not only of bak
Print*,
porcalalaIrgotmeni uf .oarioua cases.
rowers, xborrioa and other
ing
car* o f
your
Tho diocoTory that ferret, an I
fruits, gardsnioa, etc, |o
beauty problems, but
chiffons,
add tho right touch to
a h t o - U CREATING
you* Easts* Kapok. A 0 C
now hair lUrlfa
novelty
able for Easter bon
Jettenon Day
F r o n t--------- ----- - £ 9
net* or special occa-
Democrats Seek
To Oust Senate
G. 0. P. Stalwarts
Old Fashioned Radio Sets
Relied Upon To Prevent
Vote Riots In Venezuela
'/ / / / / / / / / / /
Easter Accessories
Y o u ’ll fin d nil th e
little th in g * you ’ ll
need
for
aprlng
here . . «nd offered
g t i i x h low pricctt
that you won’t heniU t e to ito ck
up
entirely.
And why
not? Y ou m ay not
Hand-Bags
■Whig*. pnoMia.
W ethar 1M< oai
/
/
#
FROCKS
Flowers
niter
SLIPS
HandkerchM i
B—utIftll
Another specialty Is
the Mending of various
typos of COSMETICS
to salt different coo-
Um |
'er Couple
and satins. Four
gores and true
bias euts.
The finest FIT
TING slips money;
can buy.
a
�’
•
•
"
-
HERALD. SANVORD, FLORIDA
Interior Decorator G iv in g
Touch To H uge 'Slack R o p e ’
Tunnel Under
ILL
P IN T
K R A FTS
A Y O N N A IS E
AROE HEAD ICEBERG
'LETTU C E
By HOWARD 0. A LLA W A T
fans. Tha fans will fate* air Into
NKW YORK, Apr. 10.—
— tin tunnel through routs near Um
lik e n huge alack rope slung roadbed and win txheust motor
between two subterranean towers, fames from tha top.
n 81-foot metal tube, n mile and
Long dreamed of by transit engta hal( l ° " « end weighing 60,000 neert, tha MHtown tunnel was ha* 2 * “ « * >»
" " * k W® * • * gun In 1934 aa n federa. works
below the Hudson River between project. AU government funds have
New Jersey and New York City.
since been repaid, however, and ex
Within, 400 “ Interior decora- cept for an outright grant o f $4<
tars” In three shift* are working 780,000 from the PWA. the contha clock around to odd the $43,- »traction Is being financed by the
600,000 Midtown tunnel to this
" * ................... ‘
* '
underground, under-water max#
that pours million of persons dally
Into America.'*.laduatilaV-eaptkak-a
Protected by a steal ahall 1‘4
Inches thick from the 40 feet of
water and 60 feet of river oose
ever their heads, workers ate
laying a roadway ovsr whi-h
motorists, after Jan. 1..1W38, will
spool In five minutes from WceBy HERBERT PLUMMER
kawken, N. J , to tha heart of
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10— M l
Manhattan Island.
—The official passing e f NRA
New York's second vehicular from the alphabetical group of
passage under tha Hudson, tha “ New Deal" recovery agencies
Midtown tunnsl la but one unit of |finds organised labor, as represent
n projected system of submarine ed ty Its Ire ders In Washington,
highways for
expediting
the
more determined to obtain a sub
world's heaviest motor traffic to stitute than at any time since the
end from the canter of the metro
Supreme Court decreed Its death
politan area.
last MayJ
Tha Holland tunnsl, completed
Quietly but painstakingly they
In 1937, was lbs first. Even be
fore work on the MI<Hown*,Qib® have built and will continue ij
It ended, construction It expected build thslr easa for presentation at
to begin on a similar .duct under the proper time. The opportunity
the E n Y 'R lv .r to connect Man probably will not coma until after
hattan with Queensborough on tha Novsmber elertlma. I f the
present Administration emargts
victorious few uonbt It will r>>me
Already the A. f . of L. has as
sembled data ta prove that the re
covery which followed the death
of NRA has not been JueCy shared
by the workers.
* The moat esrloua situation, they
contend, la the lengthening o f th-*
With week.
Hnuri have *orn
lengthened, according to thalr cal
culations, frmo 88 1-3 (average) a
week In July to 41 1-3 in Decem
ber, 1936. The average In April,
1933, waa 41 1-4.
While admitting that the quick
ening o f business activity follow
ing tha death o f NRA has created
tabor tedders
Figftt To K eep
Cut Dewars
for EASTER
HONEY
thtlr la n tT i r a p j f n n t ia In
dustry u ■
whole In D a tm W ,
1985, t i i only 4 percent above
December, 1984, while business ietliltjr, m 81 percent higher.
"This hind
of
progress will
never
put
the unemployed to
« f — ir .eia P m , m . Owe)
work,’* cayi William Green, preit•ad at times there wot* Isos than
dent o f A . F. o f L. "For If re-em
39 la their caste)
v - ployment maker no factor headway
itsdga Bitter htase f In tha blue
than thla. wo ahall atll'. have more
w it ha has warn during three of
than 9,500J)00 unemployed when
tha four days o f the trial, ant la
tadurtry ayain
readier Ita 1939
hia usual position, leaning an arm
level, and Induetry will have to
over a chair tad scribbling with a
double Ita 1939 activity before
pencil while the slow and lnvolvad
there win be Jobe for all.
"Would not a aleurer boataeea m Itiply to th eexteat the litera proceeding progressed.
advance be better If It kept predic te a bald Nicy would waa the' la ta In tha day, tha proaacu'.ioa
tion and employment in belaMe1 fo ndetion of a federal eourt sett 'put la tha record copies o f Judge
and thua laid
feundatlona for a fl! d here asking far aa Account- Ritter's tag returns for Income re
In of the activities of Southern ceived hi 1939 and 1980 and that of
In u.tries, lac., operator* o f 1a his former law partner, A. U Ran
cooperative frag daa i reach near kin, for 1980 Income. Represent*tiro Hobbs (D. Ala.), one of tha
herat|
* :
•
’ -"th e complainants numbered 40, three prosecution managers, said
from all parts of the United tha orlgtna'a had been destroyed by
HU tea and were lad by Ira M. tha Internal Revenue Bureau.
No testimony was toko on this,
Roe*, Union City, P a, and E. J.
Weodvtlle. Culpepper, Va. They but the articles of Impeachment al
astsd the eourt to make an In leged tha Judge failed to pay texts
quiry Into the. disposition o f a on $13,000 ha recelesd oear hla eelnew profit of $20,000 alleged to
hove been made by the corpora
tion. The bill also Seeks to estab
lish relationship between Southern
Industries, Inc, o f Florida and
Boithern Industries
Inc,
of
Michigan, on the ground that Urn
nants are Identical and that F.
B. Cramer and F. B. Cramer Jr,
•re officer! of both concerns.
Specifically,
tha
complaint
charges that pairs o f breeding
frogs were raid for $40, and the
company would undertake to mo
the job throng), ffom pollywegi
to frogs leg*.
- \ r •
“ Notwithstanding the sale of
1100 pairs," the com plaint says.
Ritter's Lawyers
Begin Battle For
Jurist O n Trial
ary la 1939 and IV500 la 1930. It
alao waa alleged that part o f thla
team from fees for practicing kw
after he went oa the beach. Kankin testified he made a return fee
only 120,000 o f a $48,000 fee ho re
ceived la 1930.
The prosecution alao Introduced
d letter intended to ahow that Rit
ter had accepted a $3,000 fee after
going oa the bench from Charles A.
Bodek, tfaw York lawyer, for legal
services ia the case o f Treat Com
pany of Georgia versus Brasilian
Court Balldlnc, The defense con
tends thla waa for services per
formed before Ritter assumed the
bench.
Martin C. Sweeney o f New York,
former part owner and manager of
ict Seems Remote
K ho m UL t a i
FLOWERS
EASTER
CORSAGES
Mrs. Herbert & Rui
Celery A rt.
’.
Phone
Diamonds And Watches
F!n* Watch And Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Moanling And Engraving
n u m
A R E T lt R L R W R V T
How C&rdui Helps
Month After Month
Quantity Righto Rauereed
Where there have been sever*
pains avery month, from fut*t l onal
disturbances resultlag
from ‘ poor nourishment, Cardtil
Taxaa’ grocery Mil far. faeding
has helped thousands o f ‘ women 19,000 Inmates' e f Its public Insti
tution, was mCrs than $1,000,000
the last fiscal year.
By BYRON PRICE
WASHINGTON, Apr. 10— W dkte balancing a.* tbe budget by
• -Tha carrent tax
discussion hi increasing taxation.
If the precedents of former yaara
are followed, tha voter who wanra
a balance struck at once wll: hare
no chance to vote hla convictions.
Ha will have to choose Instead be
tween two party planks of beauti
fully indefinite language meaning
one thing to one person and an
* for fire year*, and there other thing to another.
Aa to tha methods to ba pursued
>r«ad questioning about
• problem « f aattoosl fis- In anr tax Increase tha likelihood
of virus party dec arstlons Is even
greater. The membership o f both
parties In Congress is split widely.
Whatever bill 4a enacted will re.
Inevitably, a patchwork o f com
promises; and It will he the job of
! '» }
'
tha
respective
platform corn,
latter of Jhsdoty sense. It
mi Urea at the conventions to please
am that In each times tta
aa many
different
schools of
Mold be given an oppor- thought aa possible.
ader a Democratic form of
Tha usual result of that process
forarnmout, to express themselves
la to leave the subject In a com
llsarty sad directly.
plete fog, from which It can be
. Theorstlcilly, It would appear a rescued only If one nr the other of
elm pie matter, to put Into the com-- tha principal candidates for presi
tag campaign an Issue stated thus: dent trtnga forwarl a clrariy de
should Taxes now bo increased to fined program of his own.
equal expenditures, and If so who
But even shout this, there are
should beat the burden?
many complications.
' Actually, national decisions sel
Mr. Roosevelt, for Instance, al
dom work out that way. Not only ready Is on record for in Increased
«U1 say expression on this subject tax on corporation incomes.
Ilia proposal Immediately Is at
B complicated by a tangle with
w u r Issues, but the .tax Itself has tacked on the one hand aa a plan
on the
become so complicated that It is to "soak the rich," and
hard far anyone to understand It othyr aa a disguised thrust at "the
without the aid of a . textbook on little fal ow who. It la argued hy
public finance and a table^f loga some o f klr. Roosevelt's opposition
rithm*,
| In Um first place, there la no
prospect that althcr o f the major
parties will
say. directly In Its
fletform that it favors on liqme-
B
W E R T -T h e
“W IIB M
Party Sponsorship
O f Tax-Balanced Budget
“
-lb XXXX 4k Brawn
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S u g a r 3 <« 2 5 c
P a p e r 8 -»> 2 5 c
tsndarJ No. 3 cans
C orn 3
<o- i s
H tfO tfo e
/ IM fru ftM C fo l
? o l»l
't i * to
Swertfdown,
pkg . . .
Beech Nut
^ LB
COFFF.F. lit. can
lb
West
CHUCK ROAST lb. 1 C
rn w ri pm *
BUTTER 18 c 19 c
C* i r eAk
—* a
•
km
FREE
■iiigiape
>e * • ‘ enSyAf ‘ uU°a
OUwo Free I Tlprary
T*aVkib2Sc
PUMPKIN
Bacon S Q U A R E S
FRESH DRESSED FRYERS
Wisconsin C H E E S E
after r
t o "la the t
Norgu far atwai
ia rsfrigtmioo
Today see oli
BEEF or VEAL POT ROAST lb. 13‘ -C
MIMH.KflA Rl.lt nil
pound
BACON
pound
33c
*
L’nffee
ARGO PRU N ES -
Compound
4lb.ctn.
Cite
* s * r n i«
.
Soap 3 large bars lA r
“ 'n r A iN io s e n sn ow s
Sugar
5 lbs.
—■
NutleyOIeo lb
w h it
S c
D«1 Montu
F L O U R S IK p k g
tta rem n cane
TABLE SALT
Ass’t SOUPS 3 for life
Soap or l*owd«r
to a t
PRESERVES : 25c No. 12 MOPS ea, 19c OCTAGON _5 small
avert T.IUI
TISSUE 2 rolls |5c
CORNED BEEF
a
Desserts 8 pkgs. 19c
W iM fff Tvllft
TISSUE 4 rolls ;19c
'•
No. 2 cans 29c
4 pounds 15c
1pounds 19c
I pounds l i e
lb. 19c
vi h i t t i
Vegetal*
ear
19c
Hamburger or Mix Sausage 2 lbs. 25c
TOWELS
Large P & G :< for
26 ox. Jam IJbby'e
10c A PP,e Butter 2 tor
roll IQC
RURAL GOLD No. |
81. or Cr.
TOMATOES
Y
lb.
m m
CHOPSlb.
Lamb
CHEESE
I M A - W I D * ! * WHIT* .
J- • o
lb
1 6 4 1 I M SPNIXO Min
l a m 1) A—.Hr*
;hetti37-ozpkgsl0c
evamtot-u
ionia
10-oz. bot 10c
t o u flU t n o
Blueing
12-oz. bottle 10c
V lM m a e
Pofish 6^oz. bottle IQC
Swift’s Jewel Compound LARD 2 lbs. 2SC
ft* W VONK STATK
Cleanser
2 cans
9c Cigarettes
2pkgs.
Kc
.»n u -.r . .
on
Marshmallows
15c
Macaroni
8-oz. pkg.
Cr
CAViUBto-ta-ejk
*
ron aLR actu nii
°
«F V
Butter Bits 2pkgs. 25c Kleen-Lin 26-oz. boL 1<c
A . i u u r a - l to—4-eLLO *4 0
PorkSAUSAGE
I IR K II
H A M S 8 to 10 lb. avg . lb. 25c
FRESH PORK SHOULDER
NO. 2
CANS
. -ooien*'
NANAS (nice fruit)
IRK APPLES
BP CARROTS
Economy Department
D e p a rtm e n t
Sliced B A C O N
Iona TOMATOES 4
«
A
C
BAHY FOODS a can.
Go's Finest Pie -
3 cant
SEMINOLE
IJbbv
FU LL PACK
Baking Powoer—
Cake Fleur —
lk« lirthr
Try if hMUfkf
U K O M Iil\ M U I R
Giant bun
BUckbcrrio*
■*. K rorjr **«♦
Total Kansas bonded debt
tl37.14l.526 at tha doss of 1938.
Prune! 2 lo r ;____ J
:INZ SOUPS (ex. Chow]
2 for
IMATOE5
4
no 2 cent.
)NEY BEANS
3
tell cent
OK ELY LIMAS
3
no 2 cent
BY KRAUT
3
no 2«A cent
of
Q u a lit y
P & G Soap 7 f
No 21i cane Fresh
•rtoJk and m ail if h
publish*! will wim » tig fr++ ICS
C *E A *i r RI ZK
wAo*
-
Chipco 3 pkg«.
lb can
N O W ...Y a m W r ite O n e
tVritvroer a m ICS CSC A Af U s .
Wllllan
Webster,
20-year-o'd
Chicago youth, escaped seven
timet In four years from tha state
rsformatory at St. Charles, III.
INDIA—CEYLON—JA V A BLEND
■ 25c
SULTANA*-UM<
Calumet
T h a r* waa a you n g la d y in buainaaa
W h o aullarad (rom 3 o 'c lo c k d izzin ess
T i l l tha boas aaid M iss R hoda
For Pata'a aaka get a S O D A
I think yo u 're in need o ! soma fin in a s s .
MULBERRY.
Apr. 10.—Shot
twice by a man whom ha sought
to quiet, Constable Merle A. WhU
den. bleeding heavily, drove hH
assailant M. D. Herring, a mile
The body of one of the tVvelve 'person* * bo (Uftl at Grven*bur<>. S’ . C., dun
Into Mulbvrrj. turned him o w
found near where the officer la standing „n tha wreckage of this home. Score,
to Police Chief Evvrs, and col
residences
lapsed as be was being taken to damages were estimated at 31.600^00 when flfta en storva and
tha Bartow hospital.
FINEST CREAMERY
SAUER'S, EXTRACTS
3 no 2 tig*
25c
ik
. « , t......3 pkgs , 25c
3.US MARSHMALLOWS 3 pkgt 25c
f $ PICKLES
3
10-os i * «
25c
IOMINY\ r i 3
no 2*/j cans
.25c
Alabama
newspapermen
are' Gladys Swarthnut has two foe.
protected by a state law from .trite r»wns for concerts and will
1punishment for refusing to revent |wrsF ns- others because of tenliconfidential sources o f news.
i mental attachment for them.
Constable Is Shot
By Man He Arrested
Sauce4 * 25c
Outside the tube an additional. should-------- ----- --------■— - ’■
400 workman ara constructing ap-j , Employment gains have fallsn
prnache. at both ends and erecting far behind the gains In bualAeaa
three hulldings to house 33 electric [activity, thay say. According to
I
Is-r'V t
White Hew* Apple
Age Noodles, Spaghetti &
T W E L V E K IL L E D I S TO R NA D O H ITS NORTH CAROLINA
RICE 5 pounds 21
lertJfled Toilet
Marvin Hilt. 28, tried to hold ep
a Chicago tavern vAtk a toy pis
tol end was fatally shot by a
patron armed with a real gum. -
would hare to foot the bi I even,
tualty.
On top of this, ConjtfM has
rewritten the Roosevrlt program,
bringing iato p a y a sliding scale
of corporation rates so IntrkaU
that K la almost tmpoaai l« to eaplata la language understandable
by the layman. To some of this
Administration officials
object,
thus inferentiall. washing their
h s a * of the politics 1consequences.
The result will probably be more
rewriting.
In the sad, whose bin will It be?
Who can bo held arrountab • for ft
at the polls,
when
apparently
everyone finds It unsatisfactory?
Beset by technical controversy,
and even contradictory statements
of fact, how ean the voter tell what
the bill rea’ly means, especially as
‘ Its pAM!NnD'niioratiorr-will re de
layed until next year?
At this distance. It appears that
confusion and frustration will be
the tax Issue's principal contribu
tion to the campaign.
m
JL let BT. STORE
PINEAPPLE 3 for
Small Can
S T A N D A R D PE AS
S T A N D A R D CORN
CUT B E A N S
em p so ig. pk;
j NO. 2 CANS 2SC
COFFEE lb. c
lb. l c Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. 15c
Green CABBA
OVALTINE
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Bee Brand
Ground Black
PEPPER 1-2 ll>
8 lb. Chn.
Our Mother's
COCOA 2 for
J«l-8ert
GELATIN 3 pkgs.
14 ou. but. Sac.
CATSUP
^
Mt« vs mm»s »
1 (C ORANGES
doz.
RICE 4 Ibe.
Water Ground
MEAL 4 lb*
Bulk
SUGAR 8 Ibe.
f l ea. jar
P E A N U T BUTTER
No. t 1-1 cans Sacra.
LEMONS
SPINACH 2 for
Jewel •
OIL p t can
N*. 1 Bar Naeu
DOG FOOD can
*
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JUNE 2,1936
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SATUtjUYTI SPECIALS
W . J. (F U N IE ) S TE E D
K
For Governor
Vj
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l
IKES
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C A jbs
LEG AL NOTICE
•znnrwBBBsaxr.
OTTO SCHM EHL
D AN CH APPELL
W ■ J I MX? • «
l
~ T
TTT •
w i i fa (Honeataad Bfll) BODGES
pfetfeR THURSTON
For Attorriey (khehd
For County Commissioner
tax
CAKE
or a n*atly dacoratad
N*o*e la
b*robf-
fltfPY 1L W IU iA H l
EASTER CAKE
,t O rder bafora noon
BALLY*S BAKE SHOP
mI tick
m en
(•Mat* i m *
CWrb * ( Clre.lt
I
bate C o * . i t . Ptoi
or” aVrtiriirto* rob
U .T M i
"Tab C*rtlfta.t# Ha, til,
ttb day af A . « . * t A. I
filed aaiaa l » « f at**
r af Td* CartlfUal*
. •MacMila at tad
D istrict Nat I
For Comptroller
W. a
State Treasurer
In lb* Coantr *f Bantlaaie. t u t * it
FKtlda. t#-*1t>
. Lai t t tita n 1 O n i w a i l t ; I .
Th * oaM.unent.of tb . .a id
a rtr .Oder Mid certificate tamed
* u la tb* mme of UJOrwOwW T >,
t'.laa* m id aartlflaat* aball b*
t U iH M it u r o r t ln f to law. - tb*
p ro M rlT toaerlbad th.raltr wilt b*
■aid to Iba blpbcet Makar M U *
c e u r M m u door oo tb* r i m M n d a r In lb* month of M ar. t i n
• bleb I* lb* lib. Aar •( May, IIM .
Dated thin Ird. da r *f A p rlt t m .
BALLARD
R O M iH O W E L L
For Railroad ComhiiflHldltltt
ROSS L H U M PH R E Y
IM l CHEVHOLET Doal Whml.
tong wfcml bat* track. Haw
T im tad T »f . K U DO Baal tad
Sana, M l. V . Flnt flL
O F. 1IBRNDON.
fO R R E S T f t STONE
W .B . DUPREE
J. J. PA R R ISH
B. C. D O DD
Representative, State Legislature
W .B. WILLIAMS
w . ti. k i Lb e e
N E AT COLORED
girl
nncAL.1
a M t c a o r A W . t o A » i o t ro t*
T A X DXBU
It n .t r am u
t*a>
Kotleo lo b.robr
pi tea. Ib .t
R t HTJIKIINU. holder of t - I U af
T i l Cart Iflea'* No. 1111. Uo.ed
I Mo Tth dar af Jo lr A. D. l i l t , boo
tiled mm* I . m r of fie* .art boo
4* apal le t Ion tor * 111 deed ta
learned tb*reon. Maid rortlftoat*
brheee Iho follawlnf deorrlbod
p te frrtf la lb* C h h .IT at bMhlhhU,
ttht* *f rlorld*. to-wl|:
N. I l l tl. of B. t i t ft. *f X.
II* ft *f t t V l -t ot Partita I*
Townobl* I I Boatb, Raid* 1*
Notlco I* boraV/ «!»♦ * , 1
C. I t ItAtON, boMar *2. T a s C
tltleat* Nib, 111, i*»u*d lb* .1
t a r ot A h i l H A. D. 1i l l . baa r
aama In m r hftl** aad
m
a a y lie .tu . for a i n do*4 to b*
tuod thereon. Bald eertlfUata i
braroa tbo f*ll* w l»p
taattl
•rap*dr In IP* CoontT at Pernio
•tat* of Florida. l**wlti
Lot l l Bloab T P n a a a a U .
Tb* *a*e*m«*i of th* m id pr
•rtr under tb* m id m n iftm t*
•wed wta In tb* .**•• of M
W X t X R B A L T T fXX. . .
l-
3
I —ailuatMo W aaU t
f t J. L E H M A N
7- ■' ---- -- --presenUtive, State Legislature
for Rawlaigh
M EN W A N TE D
B m U r W M O faadlias in B a it
Vohula , N orth M arion eouaUar,
Oriado aad
W in tar Park.
RaIlabia b u t lb r ohould atari turning
I t s w**kly aad Incraao* rapidly.
W riu
today. Raw la lfh ,
DapL
P A P -11 *-B, MatnphU, Ta n a .
Ctarb of Circuit C a . n ot **■>!•
nolo C o.ntr, Ftartda.
(t B A L I
...
..
wa»U
GORDON BARNETT
S . F . (S a m m y ) L O N G
A* 0 . W A G N E R
OKIE & M A T H IE lli
For County Judge
n - t iiA U i.
:
A r l l IM iM iU
J. T . M c L A I N
H. f t
P A T T IS H A L L
FURNISHED ROOMS
blob ta Iba Ub.
Dated Uta IN. <
ar.
H
Clart *i ctrJuii
imtt c*haty. m
Ml
for
.4 w .R p e n c e r
For Justice of the Peace
r
A PTLlcaTIM
ate M il M
For County Prosecuting Attorney
&
TO ADULTS, | R < room
P. H 0U8H 0LD ER
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FotCohSttHe
id i
it MMn . , « V b
L taaaed lb* Ut. I
him ;
BOB DODSON
tSSZST
HERBERT
A . B. W IL K IN S O N
W.
C. 4
(CHARLIE) HAND
Democratic
F. M C C LE LLA N D
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PAGE SEVEN ,
FLORIDjfcjw
P L A N E CARRIES 11 T O D E A T H ;ONt PENNS
R E V O LTA .
H i . rg u c i g i d w ith har Ilf#. although Injurad, H m I i i i N tll#
Q ra n g t' irlg h ti arawlad from th* wrackaga #f tha T W A alrplana
fu n Ractr naar U n ’ontown. f l , gaua flrat aid to > « » othar » “ »*
V ivo n , deluding Mr#. Mayar C. S lla n a u in (la ft), wlf* of th* mayor
•f h tw ir k , N . J., and than alum , ad 'tro u g h th# wood* to talaphon#
fur h«l*. Cl* *tjp per-jen# wsr* wattkiMdflnaaafatcd -Pa*## Ph oto)
PICAR D
DEFEN!
Manry Pltard wataha# hi* partnar, Johnny R**olta, M * * »*
down tna (airway a» thay dafandad thalr tltla In I ha Inlarnatlonal
■our-Bail Golf maltha* at Miami. PI*. Th*y alayad Oana taruia
and Jim m y Hina*'In th* )(-h#l* final- (Aaaaalatad Braaa that*)
LIFE BEGINS— LIFE ENDS IN TORNADO-STRICKEN G A lN E S V IL L f
r . A'*V;
W IN IN FIRST PR IM AR Y
SAY S
W E N D E L,
BRUNO
HAD
BABY
JB vt
• — v:
Whlla a daalh-daallng larnado roar ad through Iha ally, thla hafey fill ahawn (laft) with har malhar. Mr*, till* Chimbtra, waa ham
at Gainaavlila, Oa. Thay art platurad at Rlvaraia# Infirmary, t* which thay war* rtmtvad whan th* Harm daatrtytd th* haaplUJ_
aharasttra, thaw* two ahlldran flndlni th* body *1 thalr ytun gar brathar among th* l armada** I I I daat
Ifata Inaiaata Prttldant nooaavalt and Cal. Prank
aiaiarla* In Naw Hampihlra's pnaldantlal prt-wlda VAt* an IMS prtaldinilal dalagatta t* b*
'armar Cangtar George H. Mite*, atectad a dal*.
fUputllsan N aileril eonvcntltn. la ahawn castsad. (Associated Prays Photo)
C H IN A -
ALONE!
Continued intreatlgnUon of th* l.lndbtrch kidnaping haa
broucht forth a atory by John T. llolll* (abora), Jailor at lha
houaa of correction In Plymouth, Mat*., that ha taw Bruni Haupt
mann and Pan' H. Wmdal drlr. through North Ablngton, Mat*,
with tha kidnapad baby Apr. *10, l» * f. Ha raktad hit raralon to
tb* Nrw Jarary atale polk*. (A P Photo)
TO RNADO DEAD BURIED EM MASSEf A T T U PE LO
$1,000,000 Demanded
FATHER
tm i
_
M
m
m
m
m
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m
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m
■*
Mr*. La’ah V. Palmar la *1
In court at Lot Angal** at
it har fl.M0.0o6 alt*nation
affactlona mil agalnat U n .
J, Joyca. Mr*! Palmar *1
: Tha prp^lalion
of
Bn*
Oaorfk'a aacoad-largaat g|l
Ik anrt rana ta 107,1(10.
d .v
Frad
K>
v-t J
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Mac Murray . k
13
�TH^ SANtORB IIERALI). SANFORD^ FLORIDA
Cands Hig
facing Season A t Long wood
A n d First
o Com e To Close Tonight; Bass
Place In Contest Staij; The Seaton
'ecordC row dIs Looked For
Oa Next. Tuesday
Irrtorrrt In the HU1 H artw .ro
Company's fishing contact roar had
a now high today whan T . P. D o n
brought In a black bass <« tsV.
first phee, turroo ln * p ^ ll Bdbett*
who has teat, W adbi*
th*
flit Greyhound* In
Feature Event For
The Final Program
!ubd u i
School G irl Slain,
Sweetheart Jailed
Packed Grandstand*1
A re Looked For By I
MM
endcnsd by thousands of
Blf rail stars art now dliplay-d
Ini! Florida aporumeti and ■a 110 baalnes* establishment! In
ounce*. He also record*! s^ t ,
}•• * * •
base weighing eight pound* and
* l* h t . ounce*. Both
fb h
wurt ®p7 2 * r
awnore, opUmlsUcI
tan. Banford-Orlando Kanni 1 Hanford nod othtr towns In Samlb* oa*
o f.
I grey hound race track near nola County by that number of
c a tlh t r .r ly this mom h r* noir th* £ £ £ , H f i S l L i f i m V * * ? -1*
gwood tonight winds up a IM- busloaas msn who art backing th* Cenara bridge. ,
TOl ,000 parsons will bo In tho
raca meeting wtth an 11-event Stllford Baseball Association by
The rrcotdhg o f th* U . b a * «.
,B * * • . • * • ■ *
I
tram headlined by a ConioLv ffe t a f a portents** o f their re
moved Mrs Robert* into ~ c Z 1
" t t U for 150-:
catpta to
finance the
Sanford position
,
...........Ralph
...............
Leasing Into third,
.
Lookouts. Each o f theca merchants j ami Horner
.. 'LI ittle
X -j
Into
fourth.
_ ■ T T * « * * ? * e {. (h< <**F •« • » *
;•b
Ann Will, si*t*r of the do»< la giving baseball coupons.-O nei - F o r •C T p ta H p ffe w « m tufas
S « khan won the <1,000 added Darby
hundred thopaand o f the** coupcr. |o ffe r * : to the owners o f th* Jarg.
< an Wadneaday night, will compete hare been dlatributed to the » a - . c.t b a it caught during the WM aaL
■ In the feature race tonight far
r t o « buetneii
hot..#.
.nd
40-1 A ll other fisherman, ruotaterln, 1ready and Okutta' official* predict
lacaod beat honors o f th* season,
000 are b a in , print*!.
b.sc weighing f i r . pou nd? or o *.r that SOflOO unrresrrsd ass to will
i \ Th* entry lint Includes Ann Will,
| be sold Tuesday. This will kite ths
Four more but.ness houses bare will receive a minnow .
v la d y Traffic, Bunny Kay, Flash
Shortly after Jean Maerehaad
t crowd to 55,000)
*';ov*l, I T -y s a r -o ld high aahaal
' Pant Cara cas Penny, ant Skinny
In Cincinnati Re's* official* nr*
r
J : m , waa hilled a* ah* aat In
1 W * t * r . W ild Panny, end Skinny
not *T*n taking a thane* on the . tar with a bey friend at Mena•ic. OM *. r t r lever. Charlea W lh
weather. They hare toll over <5,.Wise truck followers believe
-i. was quoted by police as say000 tickets already for their gam*
tjtdt Ann Wilt can win the Conaar t# i f s t her by accident In
with
the
nrate*
and
III*
capacity
latfcn Jnat about a* easily a» did
’ te “friobtcn'* her. (A ce ctlof
B.1,006
ut1
enticlpyted.*
Prise P l-ctl)
Ana Rep* when she flnlehed
Crowed
of
18^104
slto
loam
a*
gfgbt lengths ahead of Chance
the world champion Tlgiara start
Charlie to rap Derby and Inch
defense o f tbclr title agsln it the
afuiaplonehlp honor*.
l e g a l . rv o m ’B
Indiana at Clevehnd and the Cub*
.,Benny K*T la figured as th*
open their drive for enother pen
moat dangerous challenger to tho
nant against th* Car.’lnal* at St.
young Franklin ktnnel dog, while
L m iU .\ . 4
w
Fla.* Past and Bklnny Barney
Pfesldent RootevrP, lust b *fk
MW being given consideration na
from th#’ South, should be In, fine
third place winner*.
condition for tho opener In the
7 A*crowd rivaling In sit* that of
rapttal between the Senator! and I
Wednesday when 2,190 paid adth* Yankeaa, but arm this fket U :
■taskns wrre recorded. Is axnnt expected to fill the park. O n ly ,
parted for tho "get-nwny" pro
' 20.000, which
11.000 leta
than.
gram which startsat ItU o'clock,
’ tenacity, 'w a r * antlcIneW toilay. |
Myer OoMberg, general man*When Connl* Mack tike* his |
gpr^of th* plant, espretslng hla
apprrcltUon for th* season's
Athlatlf* t o . Boston for a r i m * ’
patronage, promised an eretl
wRh'hla old players, 10.000 oroVab- i
greater race meeting In KIT. with
f will look on from the Feaw ty
nmral ed<lltians and ImproraPark *t«nd*. ThU sttlmat* may no
rt*nt* projected.
hl*h#M, ltJU thoorht. with Rostan'
Tonight's entriet and driegtlona,
with th.e Utterr rapimia»l. at to
Angi which ehauld flnlth 'in the
• F irs t race. I IS m ils:
|
O rsy.
Rlseh
O rchid.
D B X T R lf
i ’ P A R K I D . Miss Olsnrnl, T O R N A fit) -D R H O ( I I .
A L 1.KV O O P
(I).
'• irs a u c h .
. , ascend race, l - l i mils (firs t half
dal|y doublet: D IH M A 1- O U TIA IO K
III.
W a r I'le.lB*.
Michael Bauit,
D u n Dunnlr, m .-ndls Meadows. IM.t
m nn m
ni’ E F.u a c h o i c e u v
P u flsh Mickey.
T h ird frsee, fu lu rlty , (last half
, Sally double!:
Mies
lie n fertile.
R IJ IN D T
IIY A N
II),
Trin k e t.
n i n i l T a ttiK t i l .
Tessa Friend.
;; Id H I Count. X A N H AH F A W N I I I .
. Land isird.
Fou rth rare, I . I I
m ils: J O r S
• C H O IC E
III.
Ann! her
Chance.
t i o o a f it . M n n n u ’C H m , tiaii*.
elara. Armed la ily . Omsbs. Miss
' Dictator.
F ifth rocs, l - l t
m ils: Officer
. Due*. American Clipper, J A C K d l l ’
. It).
Captain
M artin.
H A T T IE d
COM PANY ID .
Mb y I Ins Mahnoi.
| Codar Maid. III.K E N B L IT S ID .
’ . m ath
rare, l - l i
m ils:
K IN D
HORSHAM (I). P A D D Y B LU E ( « .
\ E -n d
floe'n.
Cactus t F lo w ir,
C A IIB LF A M IIR K A K I D .
FRIDAY^ APRIL' W,
XntldFs Is barslur alm a, that C,
O. u n i t holder of T a t CsrllfUdte
Nit. !<*•. I*.nod tho Ird Mar o fA u a nst. A . D. I H I. has rilod sains la
tar off loo and has mads appltcsflat
for a tas dtsd la ho Issuad thsrt-a.
Ms 14 oortlflrals tmbraree ths follow.
In* doorrlhstl -o p e r ly la ths Uountr of Msnlaols. hi s i - of Florida, to
**1t:
. .
of N W H of MR H .4
Sort Ion II, Township II Mouth
Kah*s II Bast. I* arrrs.
Tho assessment of tho said prop*
• rtr W n tho sold ewrtlfkmie ■*susd Naas In ths asms of L'NKNOW II.
i ; a tows Mid Ssrtlricats shall be
rrdootnod accord Inn to low. ths
property dssrrlhod therein will hd
sold ,o tho klhhsot bidder at Iks
court .house door oa tho first Mon
day lb tho month of Mar. 1*1*.
whirl* Is ths tth day of Mar. Hi*.
rmtfd this ISth day of April.
1*1*.
,
,
a r.
m u h n don .
C ls fh of Circuit C o u rt of Kami*
rv'le Cuonty. Florida.
(SHALT
NOTltfc OF
T A k DKFD
Ui Mm o l d certificate shall bo Jin lh » Count? o
H ttM lu
to law. the 1F lw ’-'s. t*-w l«!
prop*?!? describee. 1bare Ia will La
1 < (. at Int,
n M in thn hlebest b U lt r at Ihn
«|
aw l
<i,urt-hones door on thn tin t M>m- I* Month Rani
day In thn . mualh o( Mar. 1*1*. Nlr Una of H
which Is tho Ilk day of Mar. lit*.
Park -evens*
(wind Ihlt l«tk i a r of April.
iu a. (Laos ■
HI*.
Tbs a so onnmol
ft P. IKHWDOI*,
« l » nndsr tho
Clsrk of Circuit Court of Msml- sn*4 w as la th
n I- Count?. Florida.
u WOOUtVOIII
ItK A L )
Unless soldi <
hWTICE OF a FFLI CATION FOM
TAX IIKRII
*
( Senate out No. ISA)
Noilr* Is hereby ilrsn , that fl.
II. LINOLE holder..! T a s 'C s r llflrals Nn. fit . Issued lbs llh day of
Annual, A. D. IIII. has filed same
la my offlre and has mode app'lratlon for a lac dear, to ho lanuod
thereon. Maid ceMlflrals embraced
the fullawinn dtscrlbsd property
In Iho County of Semlaole, mats
of Florida, to-wit:
It A. so la NK Cor. of HW>4
of NR H of Msctloa II, Town
ship fa South liencs 11 Fast.
I f screw
Ths assessment or Iho said prop
erty under tho said certlflrsl* Is
sued was In Ihs bams of D. H. A
W. P. TAHT.
Unless said rwrtlflrale shall he
redeemed arrortllh* is law, ths
property described therein will baold In the hlsheat bldtrr at the
roart-honee door on Ihe first Mon
day In ths month or May. III*,
which Is the tth day at May, 1*11.
Ibtted this loth day of April.
Ills.
n. r . IIRRNDON,
Clerk of Clrralt Court of Ms.nlo-de Count). Florida.
IMKAL)
o r a p f l ic a t io n fo r
iirinn
■•-■sis nin N*. teat
....... . I* b-r-hy elvso, thot V.
r. Ft'l.l.FUTON holder of Tss (*•■
illim i- N.k IISS. Issued Ihs 1st day
>r Aunu-t A. H. H it , has filed
■sms In my ofllcs and has mads
snidleutli.n fu r s Isa dned tu bs Is
sued Ihersoo. Maid « r t l (l c * l s si*hroceIhe lotlowln#
dascribed
liri.perl* In the County of Msmlmile, m ol- of Florida, to-wlt:
lulls IT. ti * li, BlorX M.
C rrsm l I’srk. r i a l
Booh 1
••see SI.
The ssseiemsnt of ths SOIL cronerty under Ihs sold esn lflcsls Is
sued was In Ihs u n i of lUTUERT
J. HltoWN.
Unless esld rsrtlflonts shall he
redeemed sccordlnB lo lew," th*
property described therein will br
sold tu the hleheei bidder at the
enurt-houee door ou the llret Mon
day In Ihs month of Msy. H U
which U ihs Ith dsr of May. 111*.
listed this lilh day ot April
lilt .
I
U P. IIMUNDON, .
Clsrh of rirtult Court of J r a P
■v ie t'ounly. Florid*.
fn E A L )
- /.
IN T U B UNITED HTATE* 1HRTHICT COURT l«' and fo r th#
Mouthsra DtstrUt at Florida. 1*
Chancery, United Itslso uf A m er
ica. Cumplalaoat. ve Moro*. TlUudors. Dofsodonl. ORttKIt > T o in*
dsfondoat,- B a M B M P n . ' No. a
Aihiviadok n m R V T W t b n ntrosts.
Plraou*. 1 1 . «sc«
Ton or* Bar*by
clrecied to appear In th* ahav*
styltd rasas on th* llh day a f
Jons, A. D. lit * , aad stake answer
In a lu ll of Romplalot which ha*
ties* filed la this Court by ths
Uhlted n u ts* of America for U>*
purpose or rmnetlUs* th* csrtlftoaie of
oat urail M l too b erst of ncs
arsntsd you. It la farther ardored
that this aoltcs b* pbbllshsd la
Tbs aeoford Herald, a newsp*r*»r
i.r asnsral
rlresUttsW publlabsd
In
Manford.
Seminole
County,
Florida, ror a period *1 # l«h * weeks
nnl
procodlna lbs Ith t a p of
Ians. A. Is. lit*. Witness I ha K aaxirric-K o f a p p l i c a t i o n Fun orable Alsxandsr Aksrtnas, '.Jades
t a x iir.rn
ot n ld Court, one ths tool of
ihcwoi* nili No, lesi
said Court, this llh day uf April.
Edwin a
W illiam *.
.
brrsl.v alrso. ihsi A, A. D. l l l l .
D K Iin r, hnlclsr ul Tns Ccrtlllcsis Clsrh;
United
matt*
District I
No. 111. luucd th- Tth day of Au-fUit. A. ti tan , has Hint toms i*
my ottlcs sod ha. inads spplt-o.
lion for a re* d - d to lm i
Ihrrson. Hold rsrtincste smbrsc-s
the f'lllnwln* dstsrlboc Vrnpsrtf
to tic i:
tax
The Registration books olj Seminole County
are now, open for Re-regiatffring. All persoau
M U S T re-reglster in order ta vote In thg Jung
Primary.
A
Books for Sanford, Precincts
open ench day (Sunday excepted) from t A. VL
to 12 i l , and ffom 2 P. M. to 6 P. M., in fha
basement of the Court House.
Saturday nights until 9 P. M.
w .r f f f lG w a c
Registration SnpenriewF.
I
Seminole County, Florida.
•E'S RELIEF
Sort (lrriihiad Skin
rar It la—however brekan the
a-- -u . »- a
.- aimihlim
i,j*. -*—* fsddln
a..
Mack Clrvolind far the
esinol
Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
m ony d iffe re n t w a y * . . , . bu
t o o p e r a t e h o t k itc h e n e W c t
t r ie c o o k i n g a n d
. . . .
a n d c o o t W h y is M r a .
such economical comfort?
E M n c
cbum
on
M d M Ufom , t t |
;J
w a te r K eel
c o o k in g
th e
K eot
th e b o tto m
if
*
cheop^ q i i /
is c o n c e n t r a t e s
o f th e p e n . T h e t
Your fuel .dotter b
and not in heating
sold to ths hldhsst bidder at tho
court-bous# door on Iho first MOW*
day In ths month of Map, I f f * ,
which la ths tth dar of M ar, »* »* .
Date*. mis
l l l l day of J Merit.
!*»*.
. .... CU r - FTHRNDON.,
Clsrh of Clrralt Court at Ssntlsols County. Florida,
(MEAL)
.
�Soaioolo Coonty Produttn
V«c*UBfes H u n Any
Similar A m In America
H a n P n d U And
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VO LU M E X X ?
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Sanford In The Only Centra!
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlfhna /
And Water Trana porta lion
')
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1936
Established In 1908
NUMBER 144
i^ —
Every Candidate
Expected To Buy
Ticket To Dance
Of Read Route
Right-Of-W ay For 44
East From Sanford
la To Be Acquired
A t Earliest Date
Engineers Start
Work Next Week
Road To Be Surveyed
\From Sanford To
' The Wekiva River
Die itlo^dince of every
candidate for public office at
tha Jefferson Day dance to be
riven In the Mayfair Hotel
neat Monday evening U hop*!
for by the Young Democretv
Club of Seminole County, ac
cording to 3. Alex Sharon,
chairman of the committee,
lut, IrrvepectivT of whether
he candidate can dance. Mr.
Jharon raid that "every randllate la eipectr-l ti buy ■ ticket.1*
W h a i f of (he proceed, of
the dance win g„
th. y 0lmf
Ovmoerat. Club ,„ d the other
one-half will w „ nt to nat^cnal headquarters o f the
Party.
u o o s Of L egion
A n
>
A Squadron
poeaiMe date. County Erigln-•With 33 Members
w Tony Pltchford stated to' No. 44 ' from Sanfoitf! p
w iu t
1
day, and engineers will be
her* Monday to begin nurv eylo f the route for the
r Sees
Halt In W ork
If Unions
Win1I
• ____
Chances Are
Against War,
Hull Believes
Projects 60 Per Cent(
Complete; Pynchon'
Explains P o s i t i o n 1
On Wages Dispute*
Must Not (Jet F alse1
Impression W e W ill
N ot FlgrTit, Declares
Secretary Of State
I Should the demanda of lator
t unions that the prevailing wage
»«alv be paid on W PA projveto
Jeuch work in Sanford and Seml, no e County will practically be
arapended. declared W. S. Farl*.
W PA engineer, today. In making
|the italement he waa tacked by E.
A. Pynchon, stale WPA admlnlv
t rotor, who today Informed WPA
direct ora throughout the atate
that “ Florida will be dotted with
Incomplete WPA project* If de
mand* of labor onions for tha pre
vailing w»gr tcale are granted "
Loral WPA project! ore only
about 00 percent complete, Mr.
I
President T o Give
Another Hearing
To General Hagood
W ASH ING TO N.
Apr II —
ijPl — Presilient Itifoseveh grmil
wi i runl her hearing
innlay to
Mftjcr (Jrnrral Johnson Hagmvti
who was relieved of commin I
o f the Eighth (*orps Araa after
criticising
Works
ProftYhi
Administration <|»ending. Ge icral lligiw d had a long convex•alien with the
President on
his train while enrnute to Flo-*
Ida for n vaention n f v* w pcm
• g<v
3 Drowned As
Big Airliner
!
Sinks in Sea
•%
Brazilian C l i p p e r ,
W eighing 19 Tons,
I n Collision With
Boat O ff Trinidad
Others On Board
Are All Rescued
WASHINGTON, tpr. I|. —(.rij
"The January Malrmrnt by Sertc
lory fful that Ibr rhancea wete
nln* out nf trn” sEaiti*t a
general war” wa, mail* put Hr
todag by the Senate foreign irlaClipper's Home Port
tion* committee |t wa, coupled
la Miami O f Panwith a wnrning from the Stett- !>e
['artment head that the United
American Airways
3t*tm mu at not let the "false ini
lirvaalon" go out that "we will
MIAMI, Apr. 11— (A P )—
not fight."
N othing Of, Tho nineteen-ton airliner
The** view* were given by Hull K nows
Brazilian Clipper sank tnd*r
'■ring committee hearing* on
Hopkins’ Prom i s e itft it n colllnion wltK a* imn1!
neutrality legiaetion and were
Not To Use Funds I>nnt in the harbor of Port of
made puhlle today for the fin t
time. While nearly four month* aid,
-------- | Spain, Trinidad, drowntnRthey preceded Germany’* rearm iWA.SUINGTON. Apr M - (JV two pannungers and
ment of the Rhineland which ad-let
■Seuatur Hvtrhi-r *nid he atlll **- ntewvtrd and injuring newly1
a new European crl*i, to Ho- Pert* I wm l ti> rontlnue im thc n ncoru
‘tt ofc cthern, InclutUn*
Halo-Ethiopian war.
J 1-Kt.OUO.lHHj ship
renal ■cru**
Fletcher E xpects
Work To Continue
On Florida Canal
Tem porary O f f i c e r a
A re Elected, Carl
Sotterblom A t Head
fi s m
'■m
force of workmen can be kept on
the job, ahoulJhgilpjqhgij..wlthln
Jone Iturbi, world fim o o i'
Flu ride.
a month, he aald/If work ran con
■-7tpianiat
Dlploauta Take a Rest
Thi- senator, who led an un,uctinue on the prevent achedule the
Temporary
organization
of Park Avenue pavement ahould le
GENEVA.
Apr.
11,—(Ah— cv-asful mo-p for St-nal# apprtivn] J Radio meaiagra to Ik* PanCampbell-Loailng Squadron No. completed about tha first of June
European diplomat*, wearied from o f the c,nal priiji-rt, 9*id hr would ! American Airways dlv|alan headW. Son* of the Legion, waa affect and the Flrat Street pavement
extenalve converaatlona on twn In confrr with I’resiilent Kouaevrlt on quarters her* reported other* o f
ed laat night with the (election of about the middle of June, but the
tarnatlonal problem*, paused today the walrrway a, n « n a, pn,»ib r I the 1H passengers and - aeren ;
temporary offievra to aerve until Armory can not be completed until
lu (heir negotiation* for peace In aft*-r hi, rrt iin to Wn,hineton.
|rrrwnun were rescued from tho-'
after the charter roll la cloaed on In July, Mr. Earle maid. Comple
Africa and in Europe to observe
Fletcher -aid lin had no kmiwlApr. 20. The squadron atarts off tion of improvement* at the Munic
th# Esater holiday* as Turkey re- •■dgr of a r.-porlril statrmrnt hy 1 partly submerged queen « t IkV
with a membermhlp of 33. Twanty- ipal Airport wVI be atilt later.
quested formal permission to ab H airy I,. Il"|ikln,, work, minimi,- Si-uth American skyways.
. / -0
elght boy* an] a doxen Legionrogate th* I aueinne part. The Iritnr. that mini- o f the 11.,(.00,000,■
The dead Inc’udad E.
“ I f we ahould be forced to pay
C IT Y N E W S BRIEFS Turkish
foreign mlnlatsr handed 10HI apiirnpciatlnn for relief would Martinet, 52, export manager of
acale we
h . ,,p m v a i i i n r ^
a
waa hald In the l,ho
Legion IfuL * wchit
1would
have to cut down the hour* |
______
ninrrinkfi' lici'imn* vis* I mimm I formal note* to seven other *lgn*. hr u,ei| f--r ronatrnrllon o f tho the Eagle Pencil Company, * 5 r
lories
of
the
treaty
which
estaltCarl Sodcrblom, one of tha IS of labor and It would mean that it, E S m p - Q l C p r v l r a i W t l l !
Florida i anal.
Krnr.il Park, SI. o f HanYork; Erie R. Brogh, Loot***,
naw member* who- joined laat would tako three time.
Memhr-rs o f the Hom e Appropri
ii*l THiinlorik Buckingham, llahed demilitarised tones on earh
long to
UJL
. IC e
” 111 fl
an..
Amedeo
La pal
of
night, waa chosen hy the coys aa finish the jobe. or we would hav*
■Id* of th* Dardanelle*. The gov ation* Commit lew -ni,l they hal England;
Smyrna.
Be Held Monday A t
,,f N>w
' T7
ernmenta wrra asked to permit br#n told by Itopkin, that none of Miami, dining steward.
temporary capUln.
The other to employ three limea a* many
The Baptist Church Jo.- I»i*un. pleading before Turkey to arm it* area there. th* appronriatlon would be used Th* big alrllnsr overturaad aa*
temporary officer* are Wgbber men," Mr. Earle declared.
------|County Judge Sha..m today to Otherwise, pear* efforta to aetll* either on the ranal nr the I'asaa- JH'ot Wallace Culbertaac of Mlaiqi
Wblbom, flrat lieutenant; Sidney 'Replying to chargts embodied in
Mr*. Julia Felltla Laing. 73, ft’ the jih a rg e
of intoxiratlon, was the Italian Invaaion of Fthinpl* maqumldy project in Maine
Stafford, second lieutenant; Wal a resolution adopted In the atata
swerved in a vain attnmgt1g»
ter Campbel’. adjutant;., Arther labor convention lit Orlando this 1rmu#™
resident o
Sanford n>r
for more
orf aanrorti
nt-irr thln
____ • " " • " ‘’•’d « " 1*7 the coat* o f hi* and Germany’s rearming of th>“ I don't know anything ahnnt avoid striking tha smalt Match
Khinelanl remained about at the that," Fletcher said. “ The Preai direct^ In Ha p*thr during-the,
Branae. Jr., finance officer; John weak ttaat ha had baan unfair to or- half a century, and a lender In civic • r,," t " r * ° t0 l* 11 *or 1° day*,
Worley Brawn, chaplain; Fate gaol tad labor la the operation of and welfare work
* loft
before ad- [ Th. wrnthrr: Fair In th* north ■ante atatua.
dant tyto to HOO.OOn.MXI. If* must dawn takeoff. Th* plan*1
■-1
a ; . m tdlw B fe o c o s iK T v^tay-t mA d - _•
program
»truck tha launr“ *
—year* etwtatUI her aetlv-* add’^wrtly *WMy hi th# south
have soma a t that la f t I rxnect
Refault Escape* Captor*
aorgvant-at-erma
ib; Reginald s<ri*rstate Administrator Ity, died last night in her hniun a I portion tnnluht and Sunday, mild
wnrk to continue. Fut nf r o ^ . F T r * " * ' « * * " tnggeV
ROME, Apr. 11.—W>-Emperor can’t aay whether it will he with water. A “ erash" boat
blom and Sidney Richard, color
wriu, Engine* Earle 021 Oak Avenue where *he ha l
bora Monday will itirvey Route™
ti*m|>crnture». Fscreme norlhtreat
fl’satlase4 Oa Pan* Peas I
lO
atiro-o
O*
aoae
W*e»»
li
realded
for
40
years.
re lef fund*. There Ip-Atill a chaneo Pan-American aandrome
Florliln Fair tonight and Sunday.
tfk from State .Road No. 9 to,b«*r,r'W
_____
Mero,
past
commander
and
n f Including It In the deficiency itlately put out and pkkfd ap HU
Funeral service* will he run
^iamonu Spring*, a diatom. of,
auvlvora.
i. - .
Judin- Jaa. Cl Sharnn porfnrmcd
bill in the House,”
ducted at 3:3t) o’clock Monday aft
1A6 mllea, and the route for |rh»Irman of the Sons of the
the rermony at hia hemne last
ernoon
from
the
Flrat
Il*)itl*t
Th*
Brailllan
Clipper
ha*
bain
Representative
Rear*
aim
aald
fr M Data" the tonj^
- 0 ^ e
\
Church to Lake view I’emeterv evening that united In marriage
I
hn espeetrd the waterway project making regular trip* from Ik*>Panwhere the bwly will he interred (Jerald A. H im *, 31. of Sanford,
American Airways tarmlnal In
work to continue.
RJcor, a distance of about four Commander L. F. Boyle presented
the boys with their cepe,
by the akfe of her late huehaml, *nd Otadya Ulcille Matlair, 17,of
Miami to South American pobga
and one-half mllaa.
I
am
following
the
matter
very
New member* of the Son* of
Joseph Early Laing, who died In (Islfrn.
Whan these aurroya are com
carefully, and am Weening in cloac for many months, on* o f n eumker
DALLAS, Tees*. Anr. ll.- to S touch with Senator F'letcher.” he o f tramkndoua flying ship* that
pleted and approved, the County tho Legion who slgnod the charter
W. S. Earle, W PA engineer, ha* 1920. The Rev. W, p, Brook*. Jr .
Mnnagrr "Stuffy" McC'ronr of
w ill acquire title to needed prop roll last sight are Walter Robert written a letWr to the City Com paator uf the flaptlat Church, i* “ f thr Sanfurl Lnokouta brought — Dl'lllnalnned an-* III In pnlttl- aaid, “ I am satisfied wo »h*l! be make their headquarter* here.
Campbel’, Carl Soderblom, Court
Tha cllppere on . tho routes boerties.
mission suggesting that the mu alatcl by tho llev, E. D. Brownlee. hi, family to Sanford from Jack- cen banishment. Plotarco Ellas able to go ahead with the work.”
Cboatraction work
on State ney W. Soderblom, Reginald Bod- nicipality buy another carload cf pa»lor of the Pre-uyterlai, Church, sonvllle ye*tcrilay. Mr». McCrone Call** toilsv predicted that rev iSenator Trammel’ , wa* ill and twaan Miami and Cantral -and
•ifclom,
.Edward
Kasaell,
Adrian
will
conduct1
the
*ervlc».
.... South American ports aro alightRoad 44 east from Baaford will
cement and build a coneret. gutter
w i* Ml«* Alberta A^cocke of San ’utlon I* Inevitable In Mexico could not be reached for comment.
The body will lie in atate at the ford. They have- three children.
which yeatardiy expelled him and
ly amallar
th* naw alreMpo
pot begin until title has been ob Worley Brown, Joe W. McCaalln. on Flrat Street to the end of toe
Rrprvsantatlv*
Green
aald, j 'y
amauet than tha
three11close advisors.
tained to the 100-foot right- John Elmo Oridlck. Clifford Trac brlfk pavement at Mill Creek and late residence tlti* evening and
They’re got io give us some as-1 in aervlce ovar the Paelflo Ocean
High tide Inmnrrow will be at
of-way, Mr. Pltchford said today, tor, C*rt Welbom, Robert J. Proc thereby release paving brick fo- until the hour of the funera .
“ Revolution la at ready stlrrlne suranre that the canal la going toLholween Alameda, Calf, port qnd
* Ave-1 Mr*. Laing w »» born in Nr * 11 ti< A, M. mil low tU|c* will be In Mexico,” said th* former nrea- be Included In the deficiency WH th« Hawiton and Phlllpplaa lahot ha aaid ho hopes there will be tor, Sidney M. Richard, Jr. B lly the'Improvement of- French
4g|gy
B i t tlm road. Richard. Tho*t Alfred Rivera and no* between First Street And Bay York City on June 0, 1003. anil at 0:37 A. M and S:30 P. M. On Idant and maker of president# or some other, or we’ll see,-wh*b lends. Th*
Brailllan 1 Clipper
Shore Boulevard. It U expcctad ram* to Sanford In 1HRI. She wa* Mumlay the \idea will be high at I who ruled th# country with i
Improvement can ha undertaken Harry Lae.
can be done almul blucktox other weighed 10 torn. The China QtpNlnteen boya who algned the epthat tha latlar will be read M a pioneer member of thi Fit*t 1 12:05 A. M. and 12:27 P.^M., and Iron hand for II years. "Jlv e*U» appropriations, lt’a going In aoin# per, Which blued tho trail from
at as early data.
Ucatlor, for the
charter are Monday ccealng’ s meeting of the Baptist Church which she joined; they will be low at
<]i90 A. M will make matters worse." Cnm- where."
• t^tjd
Ca lfornl* to ManlU In tha Phil
/ V
Wight Mere, William Henry Mero, CommUefoa. I
on Sept 4, 1090, wa*
member -if, and 0:20 )’. M
ippines and whlah took o ff Dual
-/
munlem, he said, la ruining Meal
Funeral Today For
Porcy Ashton Mero. Carey Fred
’7 ~ T „ „
According te the engineer, fully th* X . E. L. Clsa* a number of
this port, walgha 2ft tons. Th*
£0,
W
ater
C
on
servation
Wight,
Ralph
B.
Wight,
Henry
WJT*
largest alrehlp afloat, th* naw
T. J. Green O f Paola Bunn McCall, Thome* Adrian 91,000 can be saved by th* City in years, and took an active part In] . Th» teleranif of
Callus flaw from Kars today to
• »!* / * mrettng Monday
buying the* cement end releasing Sunday School work and In all d - J' » "
C o m m i t t e e Asks Hawiian Clipper, whlah - roared
Ca.lfornla sad retirement
Cobb. Wynn Potter, Samuel Arnold tha paving brick tin t coat |M partmania of th. chureh.
] V ; " 1™ ,A M *’
to ,
.... Puaaral aerrlcaa tor T. J. Green,
From Mrxlco City taro* word Buckman T o Debate out o f Miami laat Wednesday.to
relatives
Tlndel, Sidney tonford Stafford, per thousand, o f five tents «* »V
Surviving
relative* are
aro mu' Jutont Pfay. “ wll b* on* of th*
join th* Paatfl* fleet, wcIgM. M
who died at his home In J’aoto
Calla*'
property wouW
tgn
portent” aver held by th*
Donald Raymond Stafford. Arthur Between 17,000 and 1K000 brt:k daughter. Ml** Jeanatt* Laing; n
tons.
Men, were to be held
. It 1* a specially called fl.catad by th# government
iV i
Advising If. II.' Buckman, Jack
Bra nan, Jr. W iliam Columbua were1released by building a ean- nephew, William H. Marshbtirr of
.*gr H , * . m u this afternoon from
ting an-l -areyY; member la
sonville engineer who ha# bean In
BrenSn, Joseph N « Tenhet, Webber creta gutter between Myrtle and Little Rock, Ark* and a rouain. Y
- • ' - the' Nneereoe Church In Paola to
urged to attrnd.
/ O fficers
Installed Washington for many months U . O f F. Allowed To
.V -iS O v u r Lake CcmeUry, with ts# Welborn^flurlaa 1* Park, Robart French Avenues, and about an IL Vickers of Sanford.
lobbying tor
for me
th* treescross
allegailyy lotroylng
_
n
„ „
.
Eugtna
Park.
Neol
Rice
Angel
and
equal
number
can
b*
salvaged
If
. 0. f . Graham offlciatlntBy Local Elk* Lodge alleged
Walter l~ Cooper haa bought
.to t. canal, ihowvd “ bad ta il.” B O I T O W F o r B u i k U l l f
each a gutter le built from-French
9.000 FLEE FLOODS
pall hmrara ware to be laaac John Garden Angel.
rOaldenca property on Orange
Jack Bardtner Koine, member Avenue on to MUl C r ik , said the
Naw offleere of Sanford Lodge In challenging Senator Arthur |1;
y, J. K. Beyd, U. O. Ble
A#snue, between Twenty.fourth
TA LLAH ARSES* 'A p r. 1I.-W 1
/
' '
MEMPHIS.
Apr.
H - - M 1 - and Twenty-fifUh Streat*, ac of the Elk# .Were Installed last Vandenberg, Michigan Repubjicrn,
r. J7W. Turner and 11. of the Yaotora, C alif. aquc*oo ef andnter.
to a debate on canal laxuas. th* —Th* Slat* Board o f Control won
the Son* of tha U gto a ,w a e a
French Arenas U, pCred a por rive thousand resident* nf bntln-n
night
and
glen#
mad*
for
a
big
cording to u warranty dctif fll#di
Central and South F lo rlll ,Water Supremo Court apnroVftt1o f ft*
tion o f the dlatsncs^between First land country In *1* state* aougbt
Green wa* born In Elite visitor at last night‘a meeting.
to rectnl today. Th# former own rally to bit bald on th* next meet Conae ret linn Committee today In- nten t o ' borrow 1900,000' from
SM
wtland
the
Reolevard.
Hr.
th#
refugo
o
f
hl*h*r
grounil
v-;v*
H. a M K ey 19, i b m |
er o f the• propoyty
i-ropeyty wae H. E. Ing night, A gf. 94. Past Exalte l tiled him to debate th* Utu* hare. the Federal Public Works Admtntom
tarda* u . orerflow water# from Cordvll
ettwi i r io . i n n ira p w r F n w n ^
,tg'Florida 91 year* ago, sn l
Ruler O, W. Spencer waa th* In
th* ^Mississippi and Its trlbuta'lei
, la tomtnola County far tha
•tolling offtoor and tha following The committee believe* that th# tration for aracting nose huUdUtt*
people of F’lorl'l* ahould hear at the Ifnlvcralty o f Ptoridd. tho
/C
aa the heavy track# rolled,-*#or more than a tnt1ll->n
I t years. Ha la survived by I n
/ y
Permit, to repair two of tki offleere were seated:
Beckman If he ’’dc*lr*« to air thi* Florid# Btat* Collogo for Weapon,
fn m th# flute Market travel acre# o f nnprrtcctod lowland*
vrldew and t o children, Mr*.
Exalted Ruler. E. F, Dorner.
three resi-lrncoa damaged by fir*
FPSwq, *
adjacent to th* streams.
Plaacr, Mrs, D. C Spivey,
Ehteemed Leading
Knight aubject ful y.” And it thareforu |and tk* Ftarlda A gr leuItarsi CoL
week, ego laat Thursday
today wired th# engineer the fol lag* for Nagroe*. /
llf e r id Green.
Issued by the City building Georg* Thurston. V
NEW YORK^Apr. U — b F > -A »
lowing Invitation to debate tbo
Cato*mad
Loyal
Knight,
C.
E.
Rarena** dariysd from
_ rtroent today. Th* permit for
autopa* established today that
Hublfct In thhi otAto*
and faa* charged to student*
Adams.
>
tk* repair o f the J. It. McCaalln
Mr*. Nancy EraaaHttorton. writer
"Your chiU#ng# to S**nBt#r Van- fsc-dtr members who van tha I
Esteemed
Lecturing Knight,
3 I ftoldance at 54PT. Magnolia Aeanu#
and wife of a f ^ M t l n # aamdenberg to debate PlorUa canal buildings will b* pladfod ta r *
y jetoJ# for tha expenditure of 9900. Harbort Mlaaar.
pan# aiarutlv#, urns criminally afboth IgipproprloU -n n d -to — hnd roent or the loan, amAow I
Esquire, Andrew CarraOay.
j Ho satlmaU waa given a* to tha
saultad before aka waa ''raa.lod
taste. I f y«0 have dealra to air this th# Supreme Court said It I
Chaplain,
Gordon
Barnett.
ooat
o
f
repair#,
naevsaary
to
th*
H.
ay tontwith Imp P*M *to >"
Colonel Mrs. Jt
W. Cootan
aubject fully the people of Florida legal. Any pledge o f » * W *
Inner
Guard,
Henry
Thunton.
major
o f her apartaMB*. Full#* “ *< **
ls the . f o o — , . n i
u “ ■
should hear y«u. therefore, we In fo r th* repayment crould to r
Tytoe,
E
d
Rouke.
chi** to aataUlah to a tlty to tha
t o r i ' of
Seminole and Golowal Ray Howell of
*7 7 ^
■
/ Secretory, tk* Rev. J. J. Kcl- vito you to debate tho aubject with •t Hut tonal. ...
• - hi
ilayer, but to fab bar# bun
Com aterr a
on *'of our engineer* or water az' Division t .
I f anr effort rroc to I
eroafuL Fln*#rp#i«U on tha w n l
U,hS^
he«
Hard
Work
parta next weak a t any point n
miv-lle fund* for totf
division* will
P0l*» [ tor
momkereklpa neat
of tha bathroom srer# too
you may **'*ct where radio loan*, tho Supremo Co
ow With Broadcaata Sabotage Discovered Florida
‘ r montog. Apr. IK Ho
to h< of help. A fum tato pon
anloo haadnl by
transmission facllltle* are
rould to jcctralnod Iri
Mmmaud to
Hared
. fear or more
Hered to havo t o t o j j t
O n 9th British Ship quit*.”
legal nation nt thnt ta **.*,,)
r OGDEN. Utah, Anr. 11.-/Ah
tho slayor turned on
o f tho rap ulna
Tho entire program, it wtn *
larbvrt Ifboerr. puffing a cigar,
, 8. U.
PLYMOUTH. England, Apr. 11.
THUrtoo’a prevrtyriUI ba announ
—
mated, wBl coat H AiVA
ami W.
In
Pullman compart, —
Ti m ninth rare of inspect 2 Tampans Indicted
it and eoaaplalned that speach- ed sabotage to British war rease’a
IVs
'E ig to ’ l
•amber, in 4 t
For Poll Tax Fraud
dng Isn’t what It used to bo.
•!■*# hot autumn, this time th*
goal and fnm th#
Im* w##.’* said the former submarine U t , was Investigated
w T t Hour#”
IX W A T j
Huaband’a A f f l
ad*.
"that you could go today. A large wrench, found In
_______________‘tho
TAM PA. Apr.
bar o f
rod the country making the th* caring o f the submarine mo borough eounty’a grand Ju ry, after
MIAMI. Apr- i
aneech at roeh town. This lar, might have dlaabted tk* en a four-day aaealon, returned lw »
breakfast will
----------- --- " “ Sto
OKdvs T. Ott,
lb res
TOO ro u ld polish Up tk* speech tire on decoder machinery.
Indirtmento charging
violation
A t tho Ar
MB far the Ida#
**n went alone.
of itala lair* which prohibit pay
I a f Cammrce b-ilH
■Bm row with He* rtoMo. ■perch- B fA S T WRECKS LABORATORY ment at poll taxes for other*.
■hen
h hnto work.
WASHINGTON, Anr. 11— GP> Tho** named war# Aha Martadla.
erstwhile professional bond*mat,
speech U only fowl one#, be- —Twn riviUan employe*
at i
iterday whan and operator o f a taxicab Merit*,
injured yactorday
ynkU* to quick to detect
th* two-story I and Bobbr Marriott, farmer feral
n tot o f research
tomratory nt^gogUfet V m f
pfeend la jnd
weak* on
■HramraJABc,
■— 'k C (W
highway wart from Sanford to
tha Waklva River.
Instructions to proceed with tha
purehae*
of tha
right-of-way
o u t from Baaford were received
bjr the Comity Commiaaloner*
from the State Road Department
which haa approved the surrey,
and the board yesterday Instructed
Mr. Pltchford to haaten the ac
quiring of title to land needed
for tha highway. Tha right-ofway U to be 100' feet wide, exoaptlng through the town of Ge
neva, where tha width will he rednead to U feat. Tha dlalance
la about SO mllaa, and 9JI mllea
will bo oa a new route.
fe tha road over which R.
former provident of
County Chamber -of
1J. 3. ParhaUled with the Stake
at otveral
__ _
w ilM e n who will bo
Mrs. Julia Laing,
Sanford Pioneer,
Died La^t N ight
«* • * • »•
.
'T o Release Brick
For French Ave.
Woman Found Dexd | * * *»«, ^Thi* imwiminf. i*
'
Bathtub; No> Clue
q p i » !g *s*a f f llP ,-“f
To Murdtrer Found
W *H. Schmidt Is
Chamber O f Commerce 'Sales
■■mw
Wants 3 Million
wkJlo B. r.
Revolution In
Mexico Forecast
By Noted Exile
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HERALD, aANFOITO, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY,
Ian A ‘Shortstop From Americas, Gil, Added
To Club; Several Rookies A re Let Oat
M M I OI th* belt shortstops Unooga Lookouts,
wired itoduy
S . - m U M „ w * . o . --------
test D ogs A re To
6 Seen On Course;
1000 Added* Puree
'
■ i V 'f
Sanford B u tt*11
Association 0[>tr“ - H* *• »«adinf »U n w i
whtls several m k lM tentatively P«>»pe*tfvt Chattanooga plajert.
«im*d ths night before and givsn Barnet la a Chattanooga Lookout,
a tryout yesterday were allowed The other, who are casing are anto trarvL There will ha 14 men other ahortatep, a eecond beaeon the team, bat many more th an ' man, an outfielder and three
that will be tried out daring the pit*here. ,
training eeaaon and only the brat
Uniform* for the d a b were
men kept
"We'rg bound to have a No, t
taam right at the start," declared
Manager "8tnffy" McCrone.
C om pete For $1,000 Purse T onight
v
'Increase.
I Tropical
a‘a recent
ef the Franklin kennels, loomed
f j '. 1'. this aftamoon as ona of the faToritea to win the flrat aaaal % \r
7:
000 added Central Florida GrayW
bound Derby which will be run
> • erer the 7-10 mile dietenee aa the
> ! * ninth race a t Longwoed tonight
P
With the panning *f this event
. Jongeet ever presented oa a track
in Florida, Banford-Orlando Ken
nel Club a t Longwood cl Ime is* a
•0-day issson whleh end, Friday
s a te d , to d a y In T ic k officials
plsnnlag /o r Isrgr partes nail
year and axpansiet af grounds.
The S tate Back# Commission
reported part motiel play at two
horse *traeka incrased from 131M4JI#7 laa* teaso to | 3MM.104 this year.
I
The State ef Fk Ida received appreximataly ( n tJ M this year In
taxes to be divide! equally among
CAIRO, Apr. B7-The rim line
IT counties, each get shout | 9,of in Egyptian princess, who flit
TU.
ted about the royal courts of
Egypt 3000 year* before King Tat
Hop
The
P ira tes Wi
Ankh-Amen wse torn, hove been
T ar O ut’ >f G iants discover*! In the Olsen Pyramids,
d C ontest Prjf. Selim tfeisan announced to
day.
Haeean said watsr from the fUThe Pirates
w rN I'* had seeped Info the ancient
terrible drubbll
tomb, covered the body of the
game, the set
princeee with a thick coating of
mud and preserved It through the
centuries better then any known
man-made ehemlcal preparation.
The princess was said to hese
died about 8800 years ago and -wae
believed to have been the dough’■c of Pharoah Chephren. who con■trocted Egypt’s second greatest
Body O f Princess
Dead 5,500 Years
Found In Tomb
eanlpe has led traak offlcttla to
believe that all reeordi for attend
ance will be ■battered tonight
Ann Hope, a daughter of the
noted Just Andrew and Wild
Malden are considered the most
Improved doge a t the track. Their
recent perform s ness mark thorn
aa coming champions, and the
wise hoys era looking for thane
young puppies to out-game and
out-list their older running maten.
' The 7-10 mile event requites
that the doge travel nearly twte*
around tho track before a winner
la proclaimed. Y ean ef selective
breeding and scientific training
Will be portrayed In the outcome.
Ann Hope end Wild Melden
must match their wits against
■U other tasted greyhounds, howerer. They are: Molly Malone,
New York atato champion; Chance
Charlie, whose, 80 pound, makes
Mm th* heaviest dog In the race;
Traffic Sing, a champion sired by
Hip Ding; Ash Tray, a frisky Eng
lish Import; H eck’s Light, star
of Miami tracks, and Newt, a
sturdy 80-pound ktnnsl mat* of
Chanr* Charlie’s.
Tonight's program of II evenle
starts at lilS o'clock. The final
program o f Friday night wlU be
climaxed by e consolation event,
also osar th# 7- lf mil* distance.
Entries end selections for to
night, with the latter capitalised
a* to dogs which should finish In
ijrsm ldm
Chephren wss the brother of
1 »op*, builder of the Great Pyra
mid. and Bureesded him e* ruler of
Egypt. Cheops sold hi, dsopMrr’s
honor lo obtain mnnsy to bull! the
'Irvsl Pvramld which was to b* hi*
•fcnS. There I* no record that
POLICE COURT
First rscs, t - t l m ltsi It P ssiiten.
Frtsiully Deal, HF.D SNOW (I t ,
WIN a' RUCK t ( I t. ItrlMlIs Hwy.
O ar n iristor.
Happy r* * i Mm
CIIANCB
■stood rscs, S-1 § m il* .(first S elf
(TCSb i T W P
Ladies’ S u b
T exas To Honor J . K.
If T hey Learn N am e
lin n
FORTWORTH, Apr.
Texas la trying to Identify "J. X ,"
Initials of the man bellavad to bate
written the etata’a first folk loag.
"J. K.*e" memory will be poethomooely honor*! If be ten be Identi
fied," lays Mrs. Will Lake who te
directing the eeereh for the eathor
ef "the Yellow Roee ef TesaaT
The eong wae pub is hod In IMS,
end dedicated by "J. K." to Cberlee
A Broom, once the operator of a
music store on Mein street. Jackson, Tmn. It w is a Civil Wer hit,
and Is being revived for the Texas
centennial.
u r n n c jr ff f >pk ifcpyirn, Anr. a.
—(AP>—Paul Denleiseon,* Stackholm cnednoer, ha*' InynVd a
speed Indicator to he placed on
top o f automobiles so th at traf
fic law violaton can be detected
from a diatom*.
An oloctrle .lamp, dkgplaved
above the winthhleld, ih^w gw hlt,
h est
C olds
Rub on Muaterole. Used
by millions for 25 yedra.
NOT Just a salve, but a
“counter-irritant." All
drufjistS'ThrM Hrengths.
D o c k o r Col
Sem inole County Laundry,
Thanks to* our new method
of retreading, we caa
_
1
put new treads on your old tlrea and guarantee jrottpractically new tire service, at half new tire coet, ■
Our retreads are guaranteed on a 10,000 mfl#
basis. We have records of aver 20,000 miles on some
tires retreaded by us.
Beware of unguaranteed retreaded tires sold at.
loan prices,
i
CENTRAL FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE TIRE
PHONE 346
R .PA 1
An Ottawa, Kas., hotel r
-'sr-has put crow mast on
sally doubt*] i c h a m p io n m i n r
f t ! , D erlsns Dictator, Alltynniv
IIIcnilr n»*n,
DHXSTBII PARK
(l>, Vlslorjcua Ofricsr, Hold e f
fort. O 1IBNRT (II.
I
Third rase, fu lu rlty (la st half
dally C uehU li
Mlaa llarrlsvllla.
Odd Ilia*, n sfsa t.m , HLACK o n - . an t,
AL*
B 'V K r . T I I K A I I T
III.
CHID II ), KORPUJCK ( I ). J l ’MTA ('u m m sn d a n t. H a p p y
M an,
M lD o n ( I ) , P a a ey D ia u itr . K ino CHARI. RAUN ( I ) . F lla h i Ottlcsr.
Wild.
y Irstfna Chan**, T R A F F IC DAIJ8
Psurlh rscs. fa lu r ltr: Highland ( 1).
Fare*.
HBtKIB THORN It l i t .
FttTH niu* II). Caatua Flaw sr,
Mardaallla, Ooldy's
first.
Mlaa
Marh. MASK XT) FAIRY (It.
F ifth rass, l - l , aiUai ANOTHER
CIIANCB (I). Bcaltsraood. DIsiaM
Outlook. My Laaal*. JOBS CHOK'D
(IK
Kara lingua
M argallaai.
WHITB ItANOBM (IK
PALM BEACH, Fla., Apr. 8< -
Palm Beach R eports
Active Lion M arket
Math rasa, 1-11 mils; Curwonil,
PADDY I.IN (I). tushy Al. Oaldtsu CF>—An active Mon m arket Is con
Wish, DOO M1BRLT (I), Fair In - sidered by officials of th* lion
MS' ROURIB LANK (It. Tornsl* farm near hare an ancouragalng
Saveath rase, fu tu rity : THINKBT. economic sign.
TWINKLINO PIP Bit ( I ). A e u r r lia
A good mala lion may bring $1,IHelator. Lear Cop, V BnNA ( t ) .
Dark Ayr, AnOr Beyer. Kansas 000, while on* not In perfect conFew*.
B lehlh rase, futurity: MARTIN ditto" uauel’y ie .p rtc td «t "Ho11*
BAHTIN (I),
apesa Chnlcs,
IMA
BDIB (I), BHORT PHICB It). Du-
iflea mi*Pay. w e r P taegs, a h y n o s
Mahout, n isrllao*.
Nlath rscs, f -I I m ils aerhri Mol
ly Males*. WILD MAIDRH ( I ) ,
Chase* Chtrlla,
H aw ks U a m .
T r s/lle eia * . ANN HOPN U ( , ASH
. T MAT ( t ) , NfWK
' T eeth rae*. ( s t s r l l y i C w im ead-
*.Sif t .
Student Court Tries
Cam pus T raffic C aw s
'' «*<■■ j
_v \ *
s.4
and Cayl M. I with, *m ated on a
slmllaF c h trg , forfeited a cash
bond of | 18|
COLUMBUS, O., Apr. 0. - 4JP)- MOTHBALL
Ohio 8t«to stoiknto . who vtolar*
traffic rules oe the campus era
WESLACO,
liable to be sailed before the stu <AP>—Fred
dent court, and anyone gutting e
second summons Is almost certain
The local campus la . bbrdercl
by one principal hlghwaj) and atother bisects I t ,... 'j , •
Two aetaloa* of tho' opart *f*i
htld weekly, ona to lasod warn
ings In first offense case* and the
other for trials. Fine* range from
one to ton dollaia and go to a atedent loan fond.
Defendants may present their
One ef Hitler1* few luapries Is a own c u e * and, If dissatisfied with
"court musician,” Dr. Krnst Fran* th* verdict, may move fo r new
Sedgwick ntnfclaengl, a former trials. A disgruntled defendant
may carry Ms css* to the highest ]
.Harvard student.
M ( d tiH ii,
*
Pho Jew eler
m, M
r
Jewelry
nf the university,
r ®
wB*
r
J:
m
~* lt
• Registration books, of Seminole County
w open for Re-rtgUtering. AU peraons]
rd-ragiater in order to vote in the June1
far Banfard, Pnetacta 1 end 8
day (Sunday excepted) from • A.
lnS f n a 8 P. U. ts # V. X ,
if the Court Houm.
l*y ntghu until 9 P. M.
'
V‘
,
to
IA J -l f' > i- -r _At
W .J . THIGPEN,
h e n t
wrif 1. ,
pen a tkermtog
It *
1
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f x
standU in
e
th.
1
P u ts
L ights. On Car Ton
T attle On Speeder
C
titRARTRR CABER PUT OFF
NEW YORK, Apr. 8.—W i
re 'e ra l J u d rt John C. Knoi ad’•'urntd until th* October term
''mltatlon nf liabilities proceed'"»* In connection wits th» Morro
Castle and ' Mohswk Rtoamship
disaster*.
Liren Soils
■
ea (Maita pctMBCdoo u iTbow
n
�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. High*!
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT D A llT NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Trade Body President
In. Letter To Citizens
Asks For
Co
To tin Cltlsens of Seminole County:
On tin night of lia r. 34, U>, Board of D irectors of the A rad'
nolo County Chimber of Co m m , it , riveted me Proaidant of this
c rfin iia tio n for the balance of tka ensuing year and I am
Indeed appreciative of the high honor which haa been bestowed
upon me. I accepted with the prayer that I m ight prove worthy
of th eir . confidence and with a reaolve to dedicate my time,
energy and aurh few talent* a* I might possess to help re* to re
the Chamber of Commerce to the high plane to which it right
fully belong*.
*
It I* our earneat deaire and purpose to m(k* thl« in the
strictest *en»e of the word VO UR Chamber o f Commerce—e
real common meeting ground where your ten t Imen t» can be
cryitallied ami your suggestion! and recommendation* care
fully and impartially welghad and fabricated Into workable
plana mutually beneficial to all.
Any Chamber of Commerce can only be Juit what lh»
citlcen* of a community w ant It to be. My observation while
going over the length and breadth of thi* County convince me
that the cltlirn* of thia County ,lncerely deaire an alert,
progressive and aggressive Chamber of Commerce. Whether
o r not we hav, thi* depend* entirely upon you. There ire th ro i
e u e n tie l thing* you mu*t do to help ua accrmplUh that:
1. We mu»t have your financial rapport—which
mean* your membership.
2. We must hav* your contribution—which mean*
your Idea* and suggestions regarding what Is needed In
the community and w h at' should be done by the
Chamber.
3. We m int have your co-operation—whlc), mean*
your willingness to work h eart to heart and hand to
hand with your neighbor In carrying out tho project*
which Ute majority of the membevehlp haa decided upon.
i . A! f ro*,tln *
the Executive and Finance Committee*
lest night, It wa* decided to atari our memberahlp drive on
and Saturday, Apr. 1*. 17 cad 18.
• f M a t weak, and Monday, Apr. to
• f the following week, w o n select
ed fo r th* d»y* General Ir a n * and
Ua “arm y* vriU endeavor to "*#11"
th* Chamber of Commerce to
•very resident o f Seminole County.
Th* drive la to sta rt with a “kick
off" breakfast ert Thursday momlag »»d,w in close wtth a "victory"
sapper on Monday grading. The
location o f these event* and the
poroanael of th* “g ra y " wfl) be anLast night’s maatlng of th* im
portant commlttaaa waa th* fir-t
held fine* T. E. Simpson wa*
*fc*M to ..tho presidency of th*
"W a m o st Kara your financial
rapport. wMah mean* your mamhershlp,” Praaldant Slmpaon says
In an onan latter ta the eltlsm • f Samlnol* C a n ty today. “Wo
must havo your contribution,
which moan* your Id#** and aug-
bar* yaw aa aporetlen whleh
ataaa* your usSRngntae to work
kaart to heart and hand la hand
wtth your neighbor fat t a m i n g
out th# project* *Ueh the m a|ority
NUMBER 14!
IDAY. APRIL 9, 1936
RITTER INSPECTS EVIDENCE
Register For]
June Primary
"Precinct Books “A re
Brought To O ffice
O f R egistrar; Open
U ntil .End Of April
Supreme Appeal Is
Sent By League T o
W arring N ation s
Japanese 0 ffke 7 l'% J r£ * S S S £ Reported filled
“
In Border Clash *
___
u h Of
\pt Fount
a*
A tr. $• -
Emperor Reported
Five Soldiers Among X o B e I it F lig h t
Missing Following
----•
Russian Skirmish Selassie
Have
To Avoid
Jury Refuses T o $75,000 Fee That
PutNegroWoman R i t t e r
Allowed
Out Of Her Home Called Excessive
Also Acquits N egro'O utside Limit .Would
Of Charge Of At-1 Have Been $50,000,
tem pt To Defraud
Say« Justice Davis
Future Fanners
President S e e s
Of H om estead In
Some O f Section
Sanford For Day Tornado Wrecked
Mad Service Station
th* S im tssli Chamber of
area i f 'a Oagnty-wW* oritton. aa Ra na*a* Implies,
lent Bltofto* '*7* h*
th a t every hualn*#* and pro-
'a? t T f* S
—^
* ,
Nearly 4.000 voter* in Semlnoi)
County have registered for the
June primaries, W. J. Thigpen,
supervisor of
registration, re*
porta, but a much larger numb**
remain* to be registered. Under
a naw law passed for S t John*
county ( S t Augustine) every
I s Said* T o
voter In Seminole fhw nty must re
Shaved
Beard
register this year or else he Will
TOKYO. Apr 9 —(A1)- T h e H ar
not be allowed to vote.
D etection
bin, Mamhoukuo. correspondent of
Poll book* have been closed lit
i tho thnm i Japanese news agency,
lb* country precinct*, but th iy
GENEVA. Apr.
(AP)
I reported tonight (Thursday| that
will bo kept open in Mr. Thig
—Tho
Committee
of
Thir
a
Jap
an
ce
lieutenant
was
killed
In
pen's office In the Brumlry Build
a new clash with Russian soldiers teen of the League of Ng*
ing, Sanford, until April 10. City
Lied today to »«nd
near Sulfenho. Five Japan-sr
books (Precinct* One and Three)
to Italy
p p e a l to
tw y
soldier \srre reported missing after a s u p r e m e- aappeal
will be kept open In the basement
a m i E th ioinla
p ia to abstain from
front ■
the skirmish.
of the Court House until the final
i poison
gaa In tnq
r.
The leutenant with a small com the use of
d a ta
mand was patrolling tho hilly Knst African War, The daWith only one preelnct missing
................I
___
made
oni the recom
country nisi of Suifenho, accord- clston.
a total registration of 1.809 to
mendation of British Foreign
data la reported by the supervisor
Federal Judge TTatstrart R itter of the aoulhern district of F lo r [ ing to liomei, when they enroun- Secretary Anthony Eden, wag
of registration. More than one* ida w abown |n the camtiil at Washington a* he Inspected two, tried I t Russian soldiers. Dome!
approv'd without passing npou
half of this number I* In the City,
trunk- of evidence inlr-umcrsi at his Impeachment trial before the said the Russians weVe'ssn Man- the allegations that Italy had al
988 In Precinct One ami 1.181 in
chmikiioan territory. Both sides
ready used g»a In the Ethiopian
Precinct Three. Tho total regis Senate. (A P Photo)
started shooting about the ,iame
invasion. Committee action u r |M .
tration reported from the country
time.
both government, to
observe
precincts It 1,883. This reg istra
provisions of lha anti-gas con
tion by precincts, with Precinct
vention and followed the appeal
F ife unreported, is as follows:
liy Eden to Italy not to use polPreelnct 2
. . .
__ 211
■oti gas against Ethiopia.
,
Preelnct 4
.. . 98
Ilia appeal waa mud* shortly
Precinct 8
. 181
a fter French ministers lfff0r SSSd *
Precinct 7
..U S
him that if Germany should con
Precinct 8 .
. ...... n
tinue it* violation of trssUee
Precinct 9 .
2J0
through the erection o f fortifi
Precinct 10
_ .
124
cation* along the Rhine, Franco
■Pveetnel 11 . .
11}
reserved the right to take any
Precinct 12 ..............
81
step* she felt the situation JvttfPrecinct 13 ...
._ io
ficil.
Preelnct 14 ............................ 71
| In talking about Italy*! re
Preelnct 18 ......
_ 69
ported use of g:is, Eden told It
Ethel B ritt Harris, negm wnm. i» a known fact th a t Italy has
in . can continue tu occupy h-*r
■hipped 289 tons of polacn gag
home as far *\ a trial Jury m
th rough. th a .S a a i C aaal atgee
C o u n t)’ C ourt, U toBcwrned. The
the beginning of hoctUltloc.
woman was a n rs te d on a chargo
From Italy came report* th a t
of unlawfully retaining posse**i< n
Em peror Hall# S&tossl* of E thio
of property not her own. but the
pia h at shaved off hla board la
Jury brought In a verdict of ac' an effort to escape w ithout being
CITY NEW S BRIEFS quftlal.
recognised.
Reports said tito
1i
II . i
a . 1. * I
»U*«
URjmtm ui IPfli
Evidence
/,.
_H w
w
emperor's privet* troop* bad b*0Q
.
»adduced at the trail It A m atter or- judgment,
but* he
A m atting of ths Samlnol* Roys yeatarday
*ho*cl that the ne^ru .
...
.
defeated by the Italian , and are
Athletic C a b la called for 'F ridiy W. m an', home wa. bought by J.
» , me Aoeeelale*
.
, V"
"
evening a t 7 o'clock!
R«ln« fell on many section* of now in flight.
K. Jackson a t .h e r if f . s a l, for *ho out-1.1- limit allowed oy a
the Southland today, swelling rirM2 and then, according to the * * 0 C0U|’L
K*lassie la F llfk t
P^>P«rij( near Monro* Come, woman’* testimony, she wa* orrederal Judge A esander Aker- rVs ahich . already were out of
ROME,
Apr. 9r-iA r) ~ \ repent
their
bank*
and
doing
dsmaga
In
waa bought by Carl Fesaler front dere.l to vacate the premise* mi- m ,n
"Tampa testified he thought
from northern field headquarter)
Future Farm ers of America
WARM SPRINGS, GA, Apr. B. Roy Bandars for $1,000, e rro r). less she paid $200. She did not >h* M 5.000 fee ha allowed Rankin town* Bin I the countryside,.
The Tennessee Itlvar at one end ot the Italian arm y In Ethiopia
"to ta l” fee to be i|ei-i
from Homestead, Dada county, —(A5)—President Rooeevelt, en- Ing to a w arranty deed filed to- ;hivc the money, refused to m ow, w**
nml
the Mississippi at lha other to the Stafanl agency aald today
day.
■
and
continues
to
occupy
the
!n
Iho
Whitehall
case,
ara In Sanford today, gueata o f ’ route to W aahlngton by train a fte r
rendered
hundred* of Tonnes*-*# th a t Emperor Halle Selassie and
hulls*. Itcruril* were introduced to
Judge R itter la charged with alSeminole Chapter of th* F. F. o f, two weak* o f Halting In southern
' show th at the property wa* |n | b>wlng vscesslve fees to R ankin,( families hnm rlrsi a* flood water* th* last remnant* of hU body guard
A. ’Seminole Chapter won first, water* off Florida, arrived hare
through
building*
anil are Heelng In panic. Th* ra p o tl
jher name wh- n the City fnrn-1 wilh obtaining money from Rankin crept
place In a state-wide contest and - today In a h a ary rain.
■cross lowland*. Additional hun ■aid the em p tier had shaved a f t
I
rinsed
for
non
payment*
of
taxes,
in
return,
with
practicing
l
i
e
aftHome*teed Chapter won second
0 n his way hero tha President’s
dred- of Georgians and Kentuc hla beard to escape recognition
plac*. Th# vial ting ltd* i n o s * t r t ,B
M rt o f th Another jury In County C ourt ] *r going on the federal bench and
tour o l vocation*l kgrleultura) n * e _ u / w j . —5
,
BC<|uilted Itenry Burke of a charge! with failing to pay proper income kian* were forced out of their and capture.
home* by overflow*. Additional
project. In Central Florida, conof obtnining good., with th# in-[tax**,
rain* were forecast for most of
I^t
n m W .v .s t-u t u . 1. fostatwn o f tho wind and Thin
Annihilation Demanded
ts a tto defraud, Evidence showed)
------- — — —the Horded area, hut communities
ROME, Apr.
OR—fr fa iJ fr
that ho obtained a pair of uveralla
| pinned hope* on tho chance the Mussolini dectsrad yesterday th a t
Th# Sanford and Homestead,
night and Friday, poeaibly shower.
would not lie so bad a* only
"total
annihilation"
of
Operator Shoots A t rain*
Future Farm ers were to play a
fat th# e itc m e north portion. Ex £ 7 h
thos# which sent virtually all Ethiopian fores* would lAgtm
gam* of diamond ball thia a fte r
trem e northwest Florida: Cloudy going to- work In a turpentine L o a d e d
S c h o o l B U S •trrnm s out of their bank*.
fascist colonial aacurlty as Ita.'y
noon, than thro# tads are to be
_____
and slightly coolsr in tha w att por camp, He was to meet tho comA fold rain poured down on
Initiated Into the “Green Hano"
certain pnlnt
tion tonight, Friday partly cloudy. pany'a truck at
PASO ROBLES, fallf., Apr. 9— Gainesville, tie., i-hilling refugees counted her w ar dead from tka
degree, gad a t 7 o’clock thia aranA frican campaign.
the following day and, according A mid parvlce staliun operator Ining th* vial t o n a re to laavt for
Italian nawipapera
publlabgd
A rthur Bra nan wa* today *d to evidence, w a, at; the appointed dsy terrified a <>us l-nd of 80
DsLapd where they will bo en
what wsra termed complete Ilsto
vised th a t Ramon* Eaton of th- place a t th* appointed hour. How srhool children by firing revolver
tertained a t a fish fry.
of E ast African fatollUan, nam
American Rad Croaa Society will ever, th# truck took a different shot* into the vehicle during .a
Thoasaa Walm-Mgy, BUly Col
ing 1831 Italian soldier* hilled,
be In Orlando the firs t three d u rout*. The f-dlowlng day Burke three mile chase.
bert and J , B. Stapler are the
fatally wounded o r dlaspyaorgp
e l o a st weak to giro examination, w*e arrested on tho charge of atThe m an. Meric I- Smith, 83,
three boy* joining Seminole Chapsince the Ethiopian Invaiian
to thooo who desire to h , i«x tem pling to defraud the rommls- Psrn Rob’ee, apparently was seek
aary out of lha pair of overallsg in .
ing lo harm the vehicle instead of
q ifle u O f 10 D^ys aminers |g Ilf* aatring. Mr. Braran Judge Jan. G. Sharon instructed the
I) Duce’a declaration wga ad
driver a r children, police said.
dressed to member* o f Uh fggSmith opend hi* chase when th*
WUllam M- Downing. Tf, who ter**ted should got In touch with th# Jury to bring In a verdict of
a lts W on
aaguittal for Jee Harrison, *e- bus *p e d p a a t his service station,
cist cabinet called togsthar hi •
*~“
spent th* vrintor wtth g daughter th* Rad- Creaa offtea.
cuaed of telling meat th at had nut pursued It In an atltomoMI* and
special, unannounced saaalag.
ide C oogao In Orlando, died thi* meriting h i n
lie asserted th* to tal de«treating
8. Alan Sharon, chairm an of the been Inspected. The trial de- He flrad from two pletols: Six shot*
local hospital a fte r an Ulnae* of
of
Emperor
Halt*
ReloaalgY
LOS ANGELX8, Apr. 9— {AR) IQ day*. It* earn* to Sanford two danca aommlttas fa r tha Young Vfh|>e'l that tha alleged offense hit tho ho*. Nona of the children
wge
not
in
thia
County.
arm ies “cannot ho lacking ' nor
waa stnMk.
Democrat* Club, aald today lh a
—deckle Coopan, young carton
-Otha W hltg waa convictad of
delayed” and a t th* u r n s time piaator, won two damag* anfta
the organisation expect* the polla rain* t hint for $$00,000 ycatarel* red “th* bgttl# against sana
tklana to support tha dance th* petit larceny and waa sentenced
B eneficiary Thanks
d*F.
..
. <
tions proceed* everywhere Wftk
Clnh t* giving In tha Mayfair to ,p ay a fin# of $80 or serve six
Good Friday To Be
Superior Judy* Frank Swain
Hotel h*nt Monday evening. 1h»»* rnanth* on th# County road. Wh*te Paper F or A dvising
the greateat decision and aucaaan.7
th* negro who robbed I. I).
directed a ju ry to bring la a vordonaaa, mi th* an n lv a n e ry of th*
Observed
In
Sanford
Her O f $200 Legacy
U tln’a slot# of $>.10 a few days
dlct foe Coo ra n , Th# suite wvro
hirttt o f T hia. Jefferoon. ere to
U. H enry Jones, a 13-ycar oM
H earst L oses Round
baaed an a n ant earn bile sa d d e st Mr* J. F. U a 'a f AH ast*; on* b* a Ivon nil t r o r th* country. Mr.
gr* boy, waa eenricted of str.ii ]
"Plan** accept
my very
teat year In wh4efc O o p a k f a can. H. A. Downing of Atjante. Shnro* aald.
2
n
hat
from
tha
J
s
c
sb
tm
sincor* thank* for your I »ther, John H . Ceegan, end thro* and on* alitor, Mro. Bd Hiastmoar
to* and waa ordcrcdd Iran*terect, which 1 very much ap
of th* acto r’* friend* wore W W . • f Telodo, Ohio.
Tha Liana Club w ill pro*cut thi
WASHINGTON, Apr.
rrod lo th* Juvenile Court. To n preciate," write* Mrs. Llnoa
Fw mral s i rvfaaa w in ho condcrU p ro g rn a i.p t thia evening’s Tlolr
•Th# Ssnato lobby c
kins pleaded guilty to petit la-.
Barn*t R rgan of 809 East 40th
*4 a t llik P ahlack t am aerss in ^ o - Waak Servian hi th* Capgrogatlonil
By and waa sentencwl to pty
tUrsat. Savannah, Ga., to TH#
to g from th a Krichaon F u r* H l C harth. Tho K hranla Cinb h*J
Harold w hich published request
charge
of
loot
avonhsg'a
service.
Bom*, w ith <h* Bav. A. H. Cel*
for Inform ation as to th#
officiating, and th e h#-*y wfll h* Tho laro to d i n w as aek#d by Jud«#
where*bout* of -relative* of Uw
R. W. W a n , B. R Andrews read
I Lawyers W ill lal* M ayor E vened P. Borne*
P edestrian K i l l
th* Scrlptoro, tha B ar, W. P.
Hanford, whose widow. Mrs.
’o Find Bombers of
Brook*. J r , offered the benc-lwBy Jackson vill,
AIk# A. Barn#*, left a legacy
tlon, and n a m b e r o f hymn* wars
at |t0 q . Tho Penn Mutual Uf>
XAMI Apr. !.—(Ah—Th# city’s
I aroma** ^.Company
Phila
d departm ent was Instructel
delphia sought thi* paper’* aui
Prday by the oity commission
la locating beneficiaries of the
Mn with palico In conducting
DOING
•state.
Rid Investigation of the bumbMra, B ryan writes that W. C.
«f unfiniabad rosldsnccs here.
Woodruff of Sanford sent her n
service,
vs homaa hart exploded In ro- ropy of Tho Herald and th at
wroka In katkroom* of bull-1■he haa sine* gat la touch *U h
^ under construction, d*vtroyNEW YORK. Apr. »— OF)—
th* lac uni no* company and th a t
Rasa Psnaalla, h e r manager dis
. property and endangering
"th* m atter will be handled
k No arroats have hem made, to a sonchulon In payment of closed, saffacod n fractarod arm
In the porfannnaco o f " Carman "
' palico" Uamod “racketeering
tlm Insurance claim."
last Baturday n ig h t Ip RnWasoro-
�VtJf*ft‘J<,T T T ^ T ™ ^ < m r r m
m
m
liefer*.
il
SHOCK A W
£7 ■*
'it!-.«KL
:— lj .IJy
*
Af I
Shrralmt
By Group
anted by an expose of arise
n Jacksonville, » Hat of nim anaa
rice reso r ts e f various deacriptisnaw*
eatkma, and afl evidence in the report
■worn Affidavits.
The biggest racket operating tmdktipl
•Hilt 'reneii. to Ihcold familiar gasae of :
similar lottery schemes take an avenge <
or approximately three a r t a half m lth
oat of Jacksonville. A couple of Cuban f
Rivera and Bolerto, whs are nsneac tr t i
aancater (a Tampa named Tito, are ha sob
ticular gambling operation*, They hasp
in thin manner and pay Hberalty for the
they enjoy.
Vise conditions In Jacksonville are
gambling. the aeport reveals. Nw o h i b 1
tation are listed, giving locations and naa
"Boya and flria of high achoot -age wes
divas," the report declares. “Kuam om l
and small cater to Vies a r t pnstttaUsa
solicit openly oe the streets . . . Whits at
And these conditions exist, the report l
cease publie official* electa' to enforce I
t |IT0,#00,- liberally to allow soeh conditions to exist
N m -rn n .
Minor disclosures In the report were 1
clot machines are set to rob the public va
off, Bollta is robbing those who can 01 a
ir
Alabama Fights
H ARDW ARE C0.
A nto Death T oll
W ith First A id
oy racketeers ana aunoasai politicians, corrupt officials tra
getting rich from g raft, protection end blood money, and
the burden of all this ultimately falls upon the taxpayer
who pays for the protection which goes to the crooks and MONTGOMERY, Ala, Apr. * _ tofod ftrrt iU to Depots Sheriff *W<A'
trt—Attempt]** to e*rb nwantln* El«ar Hlnbck, d m throat oar
racketeers.
A* ■
What is said here of Jackaoavllle is probably true of w m s IUm sad tVstlu from onto- i l u M hy a sacra. Bryaat. a m e - moetta
•traU fk points abac tha hi**
Uiaatlf looaled la fl Hit* sta
f e t •tom lo U»a Orif, a promlnttit SamiCravat awl shipper I*
t* ran for Congnm
MW tha Fifth DUtrlct <n the
POMMf Uckat. No names an
Btiopad. toeriar tha door open
deal if eurwlncJag* o v a httrinMa,"
Mine a|as aa ha jamttod
data and n u n oat Into
(S. A n l|h t watchman
yntlcl Ip Mia, T om s
FRI Whars do yoe think
f
He toft a not*
S
IS Amsrtoa bscvuHng uwr* rlvUt a d t The fltmvs ahow that Ih*
M in e population of thin retuitry
h l f M « M TU.00O, 9y 1*34. It H»4
JW p iS I* t u r n * a to e pstcrM
tiMraipe. Duilr.* the 1* year period
M a r t s IMS the n a t o r of psopto
I s w tp aaa Iw w n w l aety f r a *
Listing seven specific boaineee practices aa "unfair.1
the Fair Trade Prastloaa Committee of tha Council for In
duatrfcl Progress, appointed by preaidant Roosevelt will
George L. Berry as chairman, has declared against the po>
kyr of price fixtag and in favor of open pries reporting.
The committee'! Hat of comma* “unfair" trad# prec
ticee follows:
Employment of workers in avresa of the aver
age hours of work prevailing in the Industry or
hourly wages substantially leas than similar types
of employment paid fas such hades try.
Sake below cost—whan far pwrpoaeof mislead
ing the public or injuring n com petitor.
Loss leader transactions.
Circulation of (aloe or. mi
Granting of rebates, wbj
Defamation of eompetlto
Payment of unearned allowances a r t gfvb« of
special services.
Inducing • breech of contract.
Inducing sales by seDteg. buying ar Btchaagiag
other commodities ah prices other than the m ar
ket prioea.
relation to savings fas adfflng a
txans poru tkm costa.
Every business man knows th at
her of tho sscvrt, oppltrd first sU f '» > »
«ik] hk phr*kteB Mid Mo h w l . rnOtao
• d p prsbahty u o d Uw d tfo tj K U * i
•hrrlfTb UfO.
tt—-*
Caeh man' aa tha Alabama fiwto
In
ta n k s • raaiptata (fed eld US la «*• ai
Ms ■aln i f il i ar taa..
ta x ;*
STARTS M A R 20TH
CLOSES SEPT. 30TH
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PfLUECER
SUPREME
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�SANPOMJ, FLORIDA
/ A n d Personal Activities
P ersonals
Calendar
FRIDAT
mla Bahekah Ladgo
E n ter Cantata W ffl A nnie B elle Brown
C elebrates Birthday
B e Given On Frida
A t The M ayfair
Jam es I„ ftriley of Jacksonville
Mb* Annie Belle Brown, who
celebrated bar birthday anniver spent Tuesday night at the Maysary yesterday, waa honor guest fair and K. A. Nimmer. of Jackson
a t a surprise bridge party given ville, J. A. Moolc of Jarksonvllle,
Wednesday evening by
Miss and A. W. Schmek of Ridgewood,
Evelyn Wilkinson and Miss Peggy N. J. were guests of til* hotel
Orlmbla a t the home of Mlsa Wednesday evening.
Wilkinson a aunt, Mrs. H arry
Among those spending a short
Lae, 1417 Laurel Avenue.
time at the Mayfair are: 1). (I.
Bridge waa enjoyed until n lata
hour when high score prise, Browdy and A. IE. Leyborno of
stationery, eras awarded Miss Jacksonville, and J. N. 0 . RouBrown. Jtsfreahm ents were served initial of Miami.
by the Bci teeess. assisted by Mrs.
Lea
Thoee present were: the Misses
rehearsal for several weeks. Mi . Annie Belle Browi\. Shelia Cam
F itn e ss A. Hickson It sere lag ■ eron. Mary Went. Margaret Ben
organist.
. - v
i nett, Doris Rockey. Katherine
"Toward a Christian America.”
Sol lata win b . Dr. C. W. B a k l, While, Charlotte Houghton, Sybil by Herman N. Morse, waa studiid
a t the morning and afternoon sea.
the Bee. Martin J. Bram, Join
*ions of the mission study class
Dig h ton, E. D. Balaton, Dr: R,
W. B a d e r, end J . M. SUaodphtr.
Other persona who win make ip
the chorus are: Mrs. Martin I.
Dam Picture
Bram, Mrs. A rthur Bra nan, Mas. Biff
W altar L Cooper. Mr*. & B. CWCornea To The Rite
ter, Mrs. J , L. Ingley, Mrs, 8. J.
Nl>, Mrs. A.
Philip*. Mrs. B.
The Werner Rio*. production,
P. Smith, Mrs. J . A. Tskach, M f.
“Boulder Dam," which colorfully
C G. Wilke, and Miss LBUm
rsploita th* tic itla g incidents
B n i i i t w praaot.
Mm T. P. Do**. Mrs. W. 11. connected with the eonitructlon
project,
Coetaeh, Mrs. Robert Gray, Mil. *f the mighty power
B. J . Hopkins. Mrs. W. 3. Laa ;
Mrs. B. C Moore, Mrsj E. D. R a
tion, Mrs. P . S. Vernay. and Ml l
Gladys M. Wllllama, a-toa.
Dr.
W. Bakar, Jokn Dtghtoib
E. D. Ralston, Dr. H. W. RackttV
and Mrs. M. P. Smith. tenor*| and
S. Ek Andrews, th* Rev Martin J .
Bram, E. B. Carter. S. J . H U
and J . M. SUnadpher, bats**.
Committee from th* Woman**
C a b which ha* baan assisting wttH
arrangement* la composed of Mfa.
Jj L. agley, Mr*. A rthur Braaan, dent* la addition to Its romance.
Mrs. A. M. Philip*, sad Mrs. M ia Kills also adle a rolorful
lot'th to tho picture by singing
Ralph Austin Smith.
Ushers for th* evening will be two songs specially! written for
Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. W- F. the production by the noted song
Brooks, J r . Mrs. A. H. Goto, and team of Mort Dixon and A'.tla
W nhaL
Mrs. J i Barnard Boot.
Th* story concerns an automo
bile mechanic, cocky and sure of
Norm an Glenn M
himself, but who shirks his work
at every opportunity. In a flat
E lk's Exalted Alii
flgkt with hla bo**, the latter
Norsaan Glenn waa elected falls and atrtkaa hi* head In auch
Exalted Aatler at the regalar a way th at It kitla him.
Th* mechanic flees, gets to th*
meeting of the Antler* * f Senford Ledge No. t i l l A. F. O. E. Boulder Dam In hie wanderings,
Elba .held thl* week. Other ef- and there meets th* pretty dance
(Vers elected wore: Jam** Cal* hall singer and la Inspired by
bo* a. leading antler; H erbert love to mak* something of him
TMsrston, loyal aatler; and 8 t self. H* la r*enrolled by hla
rival, however, and hla hopes of
Clair Cbmeron, lecturing aatler.
- '■ m i y Jem **«*. treasurer, i M happiness seem bleated until an
Beaten Hantley. recorder, remain lafcreassn and moat unusual In
In th eir respective office*. I t waa cident occurs.
th a t instanation of th* . The picture la hosed on the
Every color . . \ every
sew officers will take place dram atic story. "Boulder Dam."
Wednesday evening w ith the De- by Dan M. Tsmplln and waa di
typel Jaunty looking sport
Land Lodge In charge| A t thl* rected by Frank MacDonald frpm
felts, flne-sewed I’edallncs,
tim e r t flesh seenta srLT lit abroad- th e screen play by Sy B artlett
flattying rough atrawa,
Others
In
the
and
Ralph
Block
and a dance w01 he held.
j
new fabrics! Don't delay
A t th* caactwsiaa of this week's east tne'rde Eddie Acuff. 11-nryl
OTtallL Egon B -crh-r, lElaarmr
. . . choose yours now!
W eeaalboefl Joseph C rthaa. OUn
Howland William Pawley, poixnle Caahy an! Georg* BiesksUm.
Mission Study Class
Conducted At Church
George Anderson, student a t
Lteiaiaa* S tate University, la
epaadtag th* E aster holiday! here
with U s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr* and Mrs. W. W. Briggs end
NeU Stew art 'aft this morning for
Ealem ntoo, Mich, a fte r spending
about four months hare with Mr.
and Mrs. C C. Briggs, Magnolia
Avenue.
conducted
Monday i t the N ra tl U n. T. A. Wlbon,
Methodist Church.
I Halo**, Mr*. Tam 1
Th* Jl*v. A. H. Cate taught th* M'»- *- K. Duncan,
first three chipt«r« in * h i t w n j
considered in Impressive and clear)
manner.
Luncheon w a a then.
>erred and Mr*. J. A. Bro'vn
taught other chapter* from the
book.
Later in the afternoon several
circle meeting! were held includ
ing that of Circle Number Ono
which had Mr*. 11. F, Philip! a*
mieeicn aludy teacher. Report!
were heard from lha various de
partments.
Members of Cirle Number Ona
in attendance were: Mr*. H. F.
: Philips, Mrs. Hrodie Williams,
! Mr*. C. J. H arr!ton. Mr*. W. H.
I lloolehan, Mrs. Eugene Higgins,
In treatin g el
I Mrs. Lr.la LeC.ett*. Mrs. R. F.
d o n 'f t a k e
Crenshaw, Mrs, \V. E. Wells, Mm.
F. It. Mitchell, M rs., Emma
Abrams, Mrs. A. II. Cole, Mr*.
John Rumbley, Mrs. J. G. W ain,
Mothers!
ANOTHER OF M ENNiVJfc
F A S H IO N S
F A M IL Y
Jean Nedra's Easter
P erm an en t W a ve
Full-Fashioned, Ringlets
G ay ro o d * CHIFFON
Exquisitely sheer and line,
absolutely ringless and
every pair top quality! 311k
to the picot top! In newest
colors, sites 8 1/* to 10'/g.
Colorful Easter
There are HA*n cattle brand*
registered In DeW ilt county. Tex.
Soma aoera than 00 years old.
EASTER
Growing girl* will anjoy thl*
u « sandal I Vary young sad
gay I It'a mad* of whit* calf
with narrow atraps. LoW\h**L
FLOW ER DAY
Lm No. 911*
Chock Full Of
Ea
ste r
T onight
PLACE TOUR ORDER
CUT FLOWERS
EA M nU t LILIES
• CALLA LILIES
0LAD1OL1
SN AP DRAGONS
ROSES
CARNATIONS
FOTTES) PLA N T S
KARRb L U E S
Style, Comfort, Q uality! M en’s
S T R A W S
*
-
t
si
*8
If you haven't a frock la .
ona of the season's neweal
shades . . . you'll want oail
If you hava, you’ll
,
another! Siam IS ta Ms’
�i
. UNOFFICIAL
—
Townsend
PRIM ARY ELECTION
Amount
F or County Commissioner
D is tr ic t N o. 1
|
si
DEMOCRATIC TASTY
CHARLES D U N N
JU N E 2,1936
BOSTON STEELE
D. L. TH RASH ER
ATES
For Comity Commissioner
Dtetriet No. S'
h tative In Congress
f t RAYM OND ELLABS,
J. D. DAVISO N
W . 1. (F U N IE ) STEED
FREQ A . DYSON
S a v e TQUB WATCH repaired
by. m e who really knows hew
Jew eler, Mag. A h
|Hurricane Havens
1— A u to m o b ile* .
REX PACK ARD
i For Governor
CRAPPELL
OTTO SCHMEHL
a (H om eatead BUI) HODGES
PETER THURSTON
For County Commissioner
District No. S
W. B. BALLARD
ROY L. HOWELL
State Treasurer
For Railroad Poqimissioner
F O R R E S T aS T O N E
W . R. DUPREE
For County Commissioner
District No. 4 '
J. J. PARRISH
.
**G i w p
Magnolia s t 2nd
HEN WANTED for Rswlelgh
Routes e f SDQ families in East
Volusia, N orth Marion " counties,
Oviedo and W inter Park. -Rsliable hustler should s ta rt saralng
>23 weekly and Increase rapidly.
Write today. Rawlslgh, Dept.
FAD-214-S, Memphis, Tenn.
I—Situation Wanted.
MARY KING, colored girl, w aats
job as cook or maid. 1110 Locus
Arc.
District No. I
S. F. (S im m y) LONG
A . G. W AGNER
SALLY'S
s
W . B. WILLIAMS
W . p . K ILBEE
2
the only place In
•"
TOWN
where you can get them
morning and arm ing
COLORED GIRL want* job as
eook or maid. Carrla Williams.
014 Cyprees A vs.
•
F or Ifepreoentativft State L egislature
_
SPECIALS
B. C. DODD
For County'Commissioner
GORDON BARNETT
7R L
ROSS L. HUM PHREY
f . B. SEARCY
For Representative,^State L egislature
THURa.
HOT CROSS BUN3
For Attorney General
For Comptroller
1031 CHEVROLET Duel Wh-el,
king wb»el base truck. New
riree sod Tag. >27500 Reel sad
tons, M l W. F ir it at.
NEAT COLORED girl wsnU a
job aa nurse oj maid or general
house
cleaning.
Carrie
Ball
Kakham, 118 1-2 Pin* Ave.
ZINNIA PLANTS, 13c dot. A.' K.
Rnssettar,
FJorlst,
Phone
ORIE R . M ATHIEUX
12—Wanted.
For Couqty Judge
j
. t 7 m c l a in
H. H. PATTISHALL
G. W . SPENCER
14—Room* Without Board
FURNISHED ROOMS foe rent.
>L28 per wsok. Also bouse. SOI
w . eui.
a w . W ARE
|
WANTED:
Outboard
to o t
Write Box “ M otor* Herald.
For County Prosecuting Attorney
a F . HOUSHOLDER
TO ADULTS, > o r 4 room a p art
m en t P i n t floor, connecting
bath. BIS MangoUa A rt.
JOHN G. LEONARDY
TWO SMALL garage apartm ents.
Langley A partm ents, call 251.
BOB DODSON
W . HERBERT M ESSER
For Supervis
SAM UEL A . a W ILKINSON
ONE-s t o r y b o n e l— ted an
Sanferd Ave. so ar a ir p o r t»
per month. Pbono >1Q~W.
Planned By WPA
N ine May Be Erected
T his Year A t Coat
Of A bout $300,000
WASHINGTON, A pr.
—Refugee from hurricanes which
■wsep from the tropica late Florida
bar* been approred as a Works
Progress construction project.
In a letter to Repressntatlvs
J. Mark Wilcox, Deputy Admlnlvtrsto r Aubrey William* spprortd
the pl*a and said actual coastrurtion must aw ait only additional
WPA fund a and formal application
from communllUt In South Flori
da.
Williams said he had instructed
E. A. Pynchon, Florida WPA ad
m inistrator, to hara engineen de
sign the refuges and to mak* ready
for construction work.
H urriesua proof
ftrurture*
would be erected along tbs Flori
da coast and In th* Lake Okeechobe* and keys sectors^ These would
he suitable for community centers
lh n £ j* n r around ami would be
i f f * enough to accommodate the
tnUre populace In time of storm.
In addition, each building would
be equipped with standard weath
er Instrum ents for th* collection
slid distribution e f accurate weath
e r ' litfbm atloa.
Wilcox said the complete pro
gram called for at least to such
buildings, s a t th at only fin e soeld
b S tu h l th ia yam a t anesllam ted
Mat or >300.000.
Jtt his .letter, Williams said to
M rt:
“Th* Work* Pregres* Adminis
tration apprwfse th* proposition
tn general and In accordance with
our conversation, I have Instruct
ed W. A. Pynchon. Florida WPA
adm inistrator to havri oar tngfntsr* design a ad act op projects
for sash construction to bo undsrtaken aa Mon aa funifa a r t rnada
svsilahl*.
“We believe that jrour suggestion
I* entirely meritorious sa d th at
N EW T O W . A pr. » - t m «
CUr», oisrttlvo dlroeter of til*
JV n n tlsta Century
Fond, innooneod th a t' according to find
ings of 0 special committee on
old e f t security Appointed by the
fund the- S percent trensecUoM
ta x advocated by epeneon of
the T tw m t l PUn would yield
i 44Og.P0f.0M annually, « r e»*y
•b o u t on*-sixth of the >34,000,000,000 neeeuery to pey >200 e
month to thorn eligible under the
plan.
The estimated annaol yield ef
the additional tax** on income*
eat*tee end gifts proposed under
the Townsend Plena end written
Into the McCrnehy Bin now be
fo re Congress, would be only
*U3.000.I»0, malting e total yield
fo r ell Townsend taxes of only
f t .219,000,000, * r . Clerk said.
The estimate of the ylo'd of tbe
transaction tax wee based on a
detailed computation of all buslneee transactions in the United
States during the year 1934, with
eellmataa ef probable shriakago
in the relume of transaction* at
n result of such a tax. The fund's
findings show th at in 1M4 >270,652.000. 000 worth of transactions
took place. Following th e Impo
sition of a tax, it w as estimated
th at there would be a shrinkage
of >85.233,000.000, leerin g ftOfi,
300.000. 000 of business bn which
the 2 per cent tax m ight be leviedOn the basis of these figure* an I
other findings of the fund's eco
nomists, the committee expects to
Issue, In the near future, a re
port on the Townsend Plan and
existing serial escweliy legtelstfen
In regard to the need of old-age
protection In tbs United States.
Would you rslhsr pay far patah
tng your home tn a Jump su n
. . . or a few duller* a month,
without disturbing your at ting*
sooount? See l a io* details
shout Pittsburgh's simple, eeey
Tlmo-Pkyment H aa, . . ’Taint
Today, MonthsloPsy." Noted
tape, no dawn poymsot e*
much e* IB months In pay,
caver* both paint end labor.
Take advantage of ltd* pi sa.
AZALEA 0ARDEN8 OPEN
PALATKA, Apr. »— (A P I—
The municipally owned Asaloe
Karina Gardens, one of Florida's
show places, will b* open to the
public without charge until .next
Sunday, when they v \’l be clooed
fo r the seesoo.
Fifteen thousand acres will be
replanted ia trees la South .Caro-
II..
SNOW’S
PAINT & GLASS CO.
IBS* M
W E R T -T h e -J E W E L E R
Diamond Hoonllng And
R g p itrtR C
Fn graving
r w n f H * r a t c x i i s t ru m
Seasoned and U nfinished Lumber
Lumbtr, Building Material—Roofing
.timber Measured By Tbe Guides Rule*
STANLEY-ROGERS HARDW ARE € D .
114 Sanford Aviso*
DAVID a M cNA
For Sheriff
SH O UTS CAMP
W. J. THIGPEN
P A U L G. BAGGERS
C. 3L (CHARLIE ) R A N D
Dempfr^tic
BBS US fo r Lawn Mowers, la w h
I loss, Sprinklers, R aksa o r Gar
dening wpitpaveat o f any Urn).
Stanley-Rogers H ardware On.
T H R * * |A T TER R IER pnpplt*.
Now m a r to > U v * r.i f in s
F . MCCLELLAND
K^MEOOBA^ Is v r^ 1^
Brminot* County
Sanford M arket Report
MEISCH
J . OVERSTREET
aBtoKJR
A. TATE
n r .» n i T i w r . y .
For Clerk Circuit CoUrt
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WRITING I
�FACE HVB
SA N FO R D
Four Records Shattered A 2,000 People Set
Bat It la a w iling bunch of boys
Stuffy la trying oat on Sonford
I h R l ho said todky. "They're
adfinae te make good, every one of
them, and they’re fighting hard for
The Sanford Lookouts went out
to the field about 10 o’clock 'th is
morning for threw hours’ practice
they will practice again F rifay
froat t P. V . until 5 F. M . but
Saturday of this weak and tha ft rat
flee day* of nwxt week the rookie*
a«« to w o rt oat betweort 10 A. W.
m i oofn and between I P. M ,*nd
4 P, I L according to Manager
Tko letgWo seaoo*i begin* one
week from next Sunday "and wv’r*
got to get rig h t down tn case* and
w o rt hard If wo a re t* any hind of
shape when the season open*."
IfcCroM declared.
Thar* a r t now 32 mrn In the
•quad—on* catcher, »*v*n pitchers,
sight Inflslders and alx outfielders.
Two
an d an owtflaWar
were ifgnod op yoafnday. There
4 n two lotol boys In th* bunch.
instance of
Paola threw the ball
74 feet and nine Inches The torm et record in th li rlaaa waa 7$
feet and one Inch. Fannie MeR ead re t aha ‘ competed in the
Clnaa C event, and established a
M w reaord of nearly >U feet oeer
the form er mark. The old record
In Ulla class wa* GO feat, 11
Inches, the new one U 72 faet
and n e e Inches
A m w time of 22 ami three*
fourths seetndi was set for the
Class B boya 150-yard ran bp
Coaaie Spivey of Paola.
The Wilson school at Paola
won the meet with a score cf
*7 1-2 points, followed by Lake
The other two new records were Monroe with * *core of no 1*2;
for basketball throws, tn O a ts B Geneea $4. Chuluota 42 12 a n J
for girls, Fannie McKendrve of Laka Mary 7 1-2.
Fans May See Ball
H it Over Fence A t
Gaines This Season
It will be possible this year
for Imitator* of Rah* Rot|, Is.
oo^d a ball snaring over tha
fence nf Sanford Municipal
Wald, somethin r that even th*
rodt-uhuMs Babe cmsld never
have dons when the fsnee en
closest the entir* park Instead
of merely the playing field.
“ It’s on 111 wind that rV>e*n‘t
blow someone snm* good,’* and
the gale of a week ago blk./
down about one-thlril nf th..
old frnce at th* ball park. It
U now being re-erected “where
it shetild be”—3nO feet from
the feul tinea and 400 feet
bark uf tne center field.
Saatord Rawsboll Association Invito
tko public f* witnoao any of the
pros Ha a gam so freer of charge.
Fans wUf find thsno pr-seller* In
tonating. they believe, and they
mu a loo of tbo opinion that It H
nltogntho* possible the rookies
HAN BRUNO, Calif., Apr.
w tghl put forth n lltttw move effort
If tkeru wao n gai svy watching With three laJure d Joakaya uihiargoing Ireatment at Mil s Memorial
Hospital, Tanforan Track steward*
an InveatlgaHon today Into
Bffly B ranan P itches proaawt
th* worst spill th* Peninsula Rac
Sernfawfea T o Victory ing Plant has exporleneod la two
Three Jockeyg On
Tanforan T r a c k
Injured In S p i l l
The accident occurred during n
* Sent twoI* defeated tha Cuba
i 4 In yeetrrdny’s Junior three.horse Jam in tho last rwre.
ball League
gam*. Billy Mrs. le t . owned by W. t . Brawn,
os pitched tor,.Vkp..RhM»totf. toll at Urn first to rn and Bourbnn
, with Boland Fiord ratehm g: Whiskey, t . Weber entry, toll ovs*
Pharooh In tarn
* Bu n ton km piny the R*d Box her. Prince
afternoon and tho Fir*tea will tumsled over Bourbon Whiskey,
the T snktoa tomorrow a ftsr- throwing Jockey R. R. Xing.
’ Jockey Baal! Jam**, lending
sldos of th* mooting, was astride I
Lot when she went down. L*a|
H b ifed Flag-Polcfl ; Mr*.
Josephnon was riding* Bourbon
Wm U Save O pening Whiskey.
attendant* laid JaeepkB ridges M any Tim es sonHospital
suffered a broken collar bone
and other Injuries, while King
suffered n possible brain concus
sion and aevrrnl contusion*. Jam**’
regulating
leg waa braised and ha waa severe
tkd height Of fUg-polss. verly s ta k e s up.
UmUy fas tossed fluking poles and
attar Hffht s ta ll nation* en bento
and making provialow for hinging
Public Service Director William
Sydew ink) spans on Miami RWvr
brkfgea were Itflnd 44,134 time*
within m y sw ) m grant numbar of
Divorce A w a r d e d
To G a y ’90 Bride
Woo&d A s Invalid
CHICAGO, Apr. 9— (#1—T>*
lle r y of n romance nf tha "gay
VOa" that coaled with tb* turning
e f the century waa repeated In
fer* Judge Jooeph Sebath m
so parlor court tare by Mrs.
Charlotte Weightman.
"tl woe the meet beautiful
courtship thar* ever was.” th*
aald. "I was an luvnlld. II* goal
to carry me to end from my wheel
chair. W* wore married in ltM .H
. Mrs. Weightman recalled that
AanHopeWinTh
Greyhound Dearly
of corporation*.
Sorr-tiry- W o l-'i
L a rg e s t B enefit
uce points! out
m ltenl < l.iiuti. . in the re.C heck O f AAA Is portT het'Miny
n rrv . ht-w*-;
l ortv »I\ |4 I tin-nlt ln thr 1973
S en t To F lorida' «•»*ton |in«» ram • tt-rm ril $10,000.
'—
Added $1,000 Purs
Increases Interes
A t K ennel Coars
I
I
tin- larye-l p aym rnt living fsi.OHl
WASUINCTON, Apr 9. —Sucre-. to an A rtisnv* ro rp u r stint).
t l r y Wn face’s report of benefit]
ptynu-nt* under the A.\ t was re ■} Sovcti wii.-nt payments covering ,
tho v o .m l 19:t I an I fir-vt |ji3A h>J
teited by n Floriil* s-irnr-rnsnufacturing concern Thr..- i he l - ■tnllmcnta. rt.ro d e .) $10,000 Th<>
In rifc i »•> S."J.3!>H..U to a Cali-
totalling to tl.0tt7.fU" * ,r* *.>nt
| fornii f:irn»i■!if concern.
the concern. One llnnatian sue*;"-'
producing
eoiporsti.m
received II Nineteen lariri. hoit firwi) cer* '
C h a rjin f from the ffetron $470,711 In a single cher V *ret will received in rvr*-*- of $10,000 each
number one box at th* lt a r t *f tl j e t $ 1,022,037.H7 in *11 A lante In lli.1l Thu largi-t payment waa
7-14 mil* f l n t annual $1,000 aikk
P v e r t o R i c a a suirar producer ha* morw than JIMJ,i» o >n a Califor
Central Plorida Greyhound D ert
nia corporation * W h feeda hog»
been pell $941.004
a t Sanford- Orlande Krnael Oil
Payment*
madu the
sugar on g irb a g p
la st alffht, lwo-y»ar eld Aan flop
Kivu tohnorn p r- I leery receive . 1
$3-pound th u g h ter of two i m anufacturers and other* who paym ent* in
,.f $|R,000 In
"co-operated’*
with
'he
AgriculAmerica’s greatest greyhound,
1031 The l*reo«t paytrant w x |
ti’Tal
Adjustment
V'mlmstr
stlnn
ran a brilliant rara to score 11
$41 l*»| ;o t FttMTifn rnncvrn op*rsight-length victory oeer Chaw I in It* plan to bring ievclc pro* parity • tinir f«»rty run# fm m# totaling
mail#
Charlie, the heavily backed favo * by rFtlttcinsf cft»p >»*■
p»«b ic in
to m r t no 29,1.**
Its. Hawk’s lig h t ran third.
NI nn*t«vn pier i »i « 1 u#t * pte"i¥p*i
t a tio n hy S**ntafor A rth ftr H . V im The aesaon’i record crowd. 3.1 0
m « rr than fg.VtHMt ,.f h in IHSft, th r
<t#nh*rf.
Kriw
hlinn.
of
Mtfhiirnn,
paid admissions. Jammed svefy
railing foi th** amount* nn$i the U rire^t r «vnu*nt . n ; |A 9,M ii)!
Inch e f th* grandstand and pa I
|.*ny
v n ip IfiU of oil t i*no- to it Im m iim i .
mutual arena to witness probnhl r n«mr«
Th# aru# «»tkn I'symi-nto in
fit
poym^nt*
tft
tir
e
r
a
of
SlO.rtrtO.
Ihg outstanding rare card of tl e
T b t* l o m m i t l F f u p p r n v o d th # n » -» - clude: Twenty riw»'» >r mur# than
year in Florida.
m* j IlCl10041 t**f h in I'tM-i-.a 1{icnn jir<tAnn Hope, daughter of tipi tu* i n oftrr br^oii’-ning It
| ilu w w in hiImihi i 1'iivment* with
• tardy Ju st Andrew and the noutl rlvile* thr f:4TO#d of ill poison* r** i th# Indication tha*
payment*
Galway Ann, ran the kind < I rt»n mjf fii”i p thar 11,000 from th»* of m ore than Vitl.ikkti vvtll far # r
race which her owner expecte<A high tH-rerni I*e of the >* " i rt-ed th at n«i’id u tf. tw rnty'ffv# ,$f
Itotner Little moved into third Trained almost sntlrrly at Lent ■
m o n than tm.tHto rach In lam #
rit
. . . yiri-nt* under the *ucs
place ia th* nil) Hardwire fish wood whare »h* has run all of h« >
'iisrar-h«#t
ffm a n a;
cnm->l I'-ngran, w ire, larg- l< flnniMtic
ing contest thi* week whan he re races, the champion at one Uni i
«*v*ntjM hf#r •>( mnr# than
can., p,„duclfcin i* In i!n‘ han
had
a
10
length
1***1
ln
*
cars
I
I
corded a black rasa weighing nine
each to Im «i*hn* rana-aijifar pro
pound* and eight ounce* caught which the outcome hardly wax la
I ’nc* rw: thlrty-ninir lam # pavm^ii *
doubt.
In l* k * Apopka. Phil Roberts con t fh Hawaii plantation nwivra
While the Derby event cllm ats-t
tinoe* t» lead th* Hat with hi* 11
the
90-day
isason
which
enda
pounder ranght the first week of,
Friday, icorss of patron* o rf e iIn 1900 Nfin-rl n
hud i11^ ’
the contest, and Rslph I-ossing re
pected tc v ld t^ lh e track tnn’gkt
l«»ff |IChtHJlh^lU4t,,^.
mains In second place with hi* 10
to see th r second last program ef
pornd fish
tha year.
S P R I N G S
S T
TROPICAL
P A R K ^ I
TMMII M t m
W i l t OP l O N O W O O S ^
H'AfFR 74 OEGREES THE YEAR ROUND
E. L. Spivey & Co
Orlando Phone 5877
IS 8
Main S i.
Kebultdlnir and Servicing on all Makm of Machines—
New & Factory— Rebuilt Typewriters— Easy Terms—
All Work Guaranteed.
.>•
N ine Pound Bass
Puts L i t t l e In
T h i r d Position
O thers who base registered ha*,
w eighing over five p o u n 'i are Dan
Long, C. (*. B rirg s, J. S. Tlllla, II.
F„ T u rn e r. Sam llaw kia*. le o Rulnse, J . V, Tools, Ed W right and
R obert A i t ‘
Rem odels O ffices
Another record crowd is ex
pected Friday as the curtain falls
with a 7-lG mile <’"n«otatlon
Derby.
The rntriea In thi* race ir e a l
most the equatn nf the Derby en
tries in stamina and courage, but
they lacked the drive which placed
th* other* in the year’* fruturv
rae*.
Th* Consolation entries are
U d y T raffic, Sunny Kay, Pln«h
Past, Careless (ideas. Ann Wilt,
Wild Pinny, C areleii Wager, an i
Skinny Harney.
• Finer IngredUntil
• A new type of rad p e l
• Mixed a icecial, more
poimtaklno vrayl
• Momlout flavor I
'Independent ~ ?iom c Ow ned and O p era ted
'• "
c a
S H GROCER'
AND
M E A T
M A R
Rest Spring Food* aro truly
fresh foods, and jau’ll find
the fine*! of thrm hsret Or
der some of Ihe** rrlsp gar
den fresh v*g*tahlet for dinnar today! *•
Tonight’s entries and selection*
with the latter rapitalirad a* I ■
dog* which should finish In the
money:
First race.
1 1 4 mil*
WAONKIt t l ,
Tr*(i|r
W l.v u t
It... i > . i
■tvow, Oay liutslor. JI NTV y tx iilt’
t i l , Min# Hi>v. ttA i’i’ v rtttr r t i t .
Ted Warden.
Human rare. * . || mile I Mi .1 hail
dally double) T1o»a. Ha, h. H«»e*
•lag. PICKWICK III, War ii„
BOO’H PAL ll>, HVVAnOlilt till*
SPRING FOODS
We are (Voptrating with th e Sanfurd llnnrhall Annotla
lion. "The Krtl Star" Is In our window.
A/To XIvary taStoWHiHi sir., wjr
to ms trial, who today opaned his
n rn ty remodeled opto metric of.
flcan a t 113 Park Arana*. Th*
building, which also lactodei MeLou1lo'a Jewelry store, has bran
rv-arranged *o th a t thru* modern
office* could b* utllsod by Dr.
Cut Flowers
end cue Pow er a rra n g e
m erit, for all OMnaions.
Mrs. C. R. K irtley
in the D*xt lira yarn* aha made
her husband five suits and two
overcoats. But in 1903, th* testi
fied, ha ordered her from their
home.
“Once I went tmek," she aald,
“hut ho refused to admit me.”
Evident* revealed Mr*. Weightman had been receiving- $1 a day
separate maintens a n atone ijd i.
After hearing her itory Judge
Sebath gave Mm Weightman a
<Bwra from Ctarlea Weigh tman
r td restored tar malikn name.
Wnightmno signed ever a 11,009
tnaurmnee policy to H n e f alimony.
Coerge Barbier, now to filmi, enJoyed ft ftchool day atftfa txpari•nee so mnrh that ta g iv e up
ecbMl to embark an a theatrical
Phone
3707
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Dry P ack SH R IM P 2 cans 25C
Y acht Club CRAB MEAT can 29C
\u . 3 m « mow %m n
P IN E A P P L E JU IC E
Special
"T u n ip sU n " S p a rk Plugn
ColU
I’olntn
E tc.
301 Hanford _A*e.
each
G rapefruit JUICE
2 cans
FRESH PRU N ES
2 cans
V i. i h v\%n i K m n r i i
* Sanford Auto
Accessory Co.
*
I'K R K IM II
.
2 5^ c
29c
^
KAD0TA FIGS
T ! 1*1* m
15c
«
tall can
19c
Mi»S t i l t II
FR U IT COCKTAIL
each
17c
P rem ier GRAPE! JU IC E p t l y e
GRAPE JAM
2 II). j t
25c
I NMH
MAI.TRD MILK
pound ran
TREMIER COCOA
pound ran
3Sc
10c
(NOS* M l) m.SS KWKtl,
ASST SOU PH
3 ran*
Me
KAU DOLL I*B.\R8 No. 3 1-3 li e
SILVER DUST
Ig. pkg.
13*
im i tioTii isao n o :K w ith
FLIT
pint ran
l*e
tw o wotii is to * ntr.r, w r m
Ft.tT
quart ran
Ht
H I lib T » in h i si k n u r r
ta d
l li# # a a « .
MONARCH SPAGHETTI ran lO r
MON AIH’ll COFFHK lb. ran 33e
C l I I M i ll'll
H EIN Z PICKLES
ja r
25c
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ACID, ALKALI YOUR SYSTEM
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NKHI r o o t b e k r
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CLASSES
ROYAL CROWN
m n u TRU E FR U IT 0!
tr e a t t o u m e l f to
w bi
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BorrruNG c a
PINEAPPLE No.
m can
7 S ^ fr » 3 !tlo n a l^ a sle ^ D m n e ^ J ^ r a s »
STEAKS
lb.
BACON
lb.
Li v e
hens
ib.
FRANKS 2 lbs.
Hamburger 2 lbs*
UNIO N B U 8J8T A T I0N
Bake
hire.
Setae
fa r a
nr roast it; aorv# It hot with crisp, fresh regainThat’s th* heart of the meal for Castor Sunday I
the rrmaiader cold, la drlkieu* a'L*a, or mine* It
special treat!
COLD CUTS % 11
W hite BACO
PICNIC
%
�THURSDAY, APRIL, 9, i
TftK gXftrotro HCTAU.
MUTE EVIDENCE OF TORNADO'S FURY AT TUPELO
FIRST AID rO rt iORNADO VIC
Thle aaana la typical o f tha flre t aid atatlona I
In C a ln a e v llla , Oa, In tka w a k a o f the davaitatlng
face te rn en d b leeding, H r t jaw P o r k o r it ehcu-i r i
e m 'r a r n e y t r a a t m r r t b y Mr». J. K T rllfe n , rted C r - - cta le d P r i s t P h o to )
Children at Tupelo, M l e e , didn't ge ta achaol today— and far vary goad ronton, Thoro w icn l
► 01 homo. Tha platura at tap ihewa what tha deadly tornado did to It. Below, JjL,a uigw af a
i t a" a*
READY
FOR
AUGUSTA
t
AUGUSTA’S GOLF PLUM GOES TO HORTON SMITH
Marten Amlth (left), Chicago profttalontl, I* ahown receiving flrgt money aa the Third Annual
Auguata National Invltatlan Coll tournament ended In tha rain at Auguata. Oa. Orantland Rica la
Praia riling tha ahaah, while Harry Cooper, runner* up;
Cane lareien, third-place winner, and Paid
Runyan look an. (Aeeaclatad Praia Photo)
FIRST LADY CHRISTENS GIANT AIRCRAFT (CARRIER
.»X tha tarrltlo wind that kilted nearly 100 paroana In that i
GATHERING IN THE DEAD FROM TORNADO DEBRIS
Aa a sheering arawd leaked an. M ra Franklin D . Raaaavalt la ehewn daft) at aha broke a baltla
af ahampagna an tha haw and ahrlatanad tha navy'a glgantla alraraft tarrlar Vartttawn In tha ship*
yarda at Nawpart No Wo, Va. Tha vaaaal, flret U ba launehad under tha Raaaavalt naval aanatma*
tian pregrain, la aaan (right) gliding dawn tha w ay* after tha christening. (Aataalatad Praia Phetee)
Shortly altar tha deadly tarnida craahed through Oalnaavlllt, da., with grtal doitruatltn.
Rational guardsman hurried ta tha atriokan city .end throw Ihtmcclutc Inta tha taah cf riteverlng
had lea and rtKuIng tha Injured. Two af them are shown carrying a body from a damallahad build*
Vig. (Associated Presa Photo}
On the ava of tha Auguata National Invllatlan gall tournament
an tabby Jana*' aauaaa, the cameraman evertoek Lawson UtUa
(right), ana Hertan im lth (left), traveling tha links In practise
rounds. Little la gutted aa a 10 ta 1 shat, along with donee and
Johnny revolts. (Aataalatad Praia Phataa)
VENTURER WINS .YACHT RACE
E N L -D , PHOTO CHEERS JCE
tkiii'.r t Tatlncr
Called at Wit nett
\
A. U Rankin, farmer law pnrtoer
af Ptdaral Judge H alalu d R ltu r.
was tailed at a wltnetem the !•»
riaia imatatkartnt trill at W ash.
>«tcr. r.li'-r la ahvgag with re*
aiivin^ C J 0 5 trim Itarkin in gan.
t w l'h t* i i*-«ivff*M » at the
• 1... ,*j
W ith a aaillng time at I t batwau W mlnulta and three attends,
tha M -fa tt aahaaaar Vaaturer oklppared by I d (pa nee af CiaarwaNr,
Piv, wan* the alaaa A campaiitian to tha annual I L Pvtaiai a n
Havana yaakt raee. Ih a la thaarn an route aa aha eellad around aaan
patltara. (A naai.ted Prata Phatai
| ,• p.'m “-nh,
Undaunted Pigeqns
HOLIDAY! AT BAND
M
8 9
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•WINNERS IN NATIONAL A. A. U . SWIMMING MEET
�S a n fo r d In The Only Centra)
F lo rid a C ity A f fo rd in g Rail, Highwa
A nd Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT
ILY
N EW SPAPER
SA N F O R D . FLO R ID A
Federal Court W ill
Try A rrested A gen t
N a M n r p W f t r k ' DWhen lh*
GREAT AIRLI
c.
A lU i U U l V
W* V I I V . S m rr, charged wtth u i u l t and
a_
_
- -——
*
battery, w u csltej for trlaJ In
ReKei Money
.
“
P ro m is e Is
"
Court official*, and Dark O. P.
‘
,
n
Herndon wm* ordered to fonrmrd
M .& d e t s y all paper* In th* n«* to the Fed
$4,865 In Back T axes
Collected; ACL Pays
W i l l G i f 1* T O Q u e s - ( Mr. S narr is i fetlertl i f r n t m d
$6,981 A s Portion Of
4tiontDie
W in a h i <» r
P rmo ji ae pc ii ss w»*
J. Strickland
ho Mld ^ byMIIr Snarr
irtUird Levy For Schools
Hopldn* T hat N one -
*
NUMBER 14S
Established In 1908
Former President
O f M exico Exiled
! T o United States
T Z l't Z t T
Ritter's Lawyer
Begin Battle Fo
Gen. Plutarco Calles
And Three Advisors
Placed On Airplane
Headed For Border
Tsx Collection* for the month
of March total W26*7.6«, it I. r*ported by County Tax Collector
Jno. D. Jink In.. Of thi* amount
flUi.lt3.S6 was for IS3S tax** and
f4.htt.31 war# back tax** for I93J
• ml 1914. W ith the exception of
f4.305.33 which foe* to the *taU\
•II cellectlona were for County,
As
school and drainage taxes.
,
Included in the big collection forj
w tsniNCT.iN aim n> ..»«> , f ' n n n t r v 1 1 Y e a rn
the month. w*> the n n of 68.1
791 SO paid by the AtUntlc Coaxt
Line Rxilroad, representing pa-Ual payment In general and spe
cial school maintenance tax. TV’
"in! I n«- ju n -t «■ , net
total March payment of special
•ehool and boml taxes amounted
* " • ’V. •’ charged, o f <oii’ pmnic
to f 14.S69 00.
with I io n . i , t„ lirmx the Whit •
County taxes for 19.75 collect* I
of the t* rrifle ermth In which II pemona per- hull holel ic e e iie rs h ip ea*.* into
THU cloae-up of the wrerhage tf|l>
last month amounted to 618,lungr.l into t'heatnut mountain near I’nionlown hi* lo u it file proaeii tion at firnt
iahril when the fotf-bouo.l TVA glrlm*
i nhlerle.l -t i i ni-ou.Iy to the letter*
464.94; County road bonds in-1
t A I* H*nto>
Fa.
Two
pa*»«ng*r»
an.I
the
tereat sad sinking fund, f 13.J xoinir in ih.- lei oril on th e ground I
036.16: Black Hammock drainage
th e , wen- irrelevant They w p h -*
district, 6417.70;
.occupational
j drew their oliieethin* tem pi*rarltv I
licenses. 619960; beeerags taxes,
I w ith th e sta te m en t they m ixhf!6 ; slot machine tax, 630; Slav!*
have to esnniiiie more wttne**r* on
drainage district, 604.12; poll
thi* I’ site, The fir«t leleurani niii.
taxes for 1906. 6809; poll taxes
i 1*tleeiI and w tnrh waa allowed to iro
for 1974. 62M. The total of 60,I into the ie<oid was from W .!
132 66 Is divided 664.292.K7 to the
I M"o-e ef I'hii Avo and New York
Ccunty and 63629 .68 to the *Ule.
to Martin t' Swrenev of New
Back U see for 1934 collected
York, fie trier part owner and man
last month amounted to 64603.29.
aver nf the Whitehall Mefen-e
•II of It being County taxee with
Mtomev Wn «h slid it «howed
the exception of 6443.7* state.
Moore him self **hsd the eonrorn
Back taxes for 1933 totalled
, put into li'nkruptev *' Other let
6302.02, of which amout 6270.16
ters. he raid showed efforts to
Th r y lots on I'almetto Avenue
waa County and 631.69 were state
I "prevent entlrv loss of the prop
lw tween Fourth and Fifth Slice s
tax**.
April term i f I'minty Couit. hnv* I. i n leiu.'ht t>y C M. Mitchell
el tv "
Advance multiple membership*
with Ju d g r Jas. (i Sharon, pm- fri tn .1 C long. accnrdliig lo a
•
Thi* pioMM til inti rr'*l«*«| JI ** riaA
have been taken by th* fol owing
aiding, recessed this m>>rninir uniil* w uiranly dei d filed today
| Mini Vnlv v***t •**iIhv nftrr iiimmi vil'h
firm s:'
later in Ih* month when civil '
I ’»’*•
of »»nly II of It*
The Sanford Atlantic National
actions will be heard The fury
JJt
The lr«timnny of *11'
Bank, .ftW.OO.
eras discharged.
. mnrrrniMl tho* |iniirlp*l
The Crown Paper Company,
Two verdicts of guilty w- «
| uf liPl^avhnirnt, •Urging Ju«U«
reW nted by Juries Thrrlgtlay » a ';‘
TUWrr conmiirvii wrttli *l!nrn*w
Rekareon F ru it Can n a n , Inc..
•rnoon a fte r trials which last# I
to I rlni* r L hiI lh#» rrro*lvrr«Mfi
WASHINGTON, ' Apr. ! 0 . - 'several heura. A. C. Marshall w»
630.00
p ro rffilm /
the W h lt^htll Siilrl
|
Kllrora Seed Company. 625.00. (A PI—A 650600,000 flood M d convicted
of reckless driving, >v$
of WVwt IS Ini IL'arh. irm nlnl «*t«
• ta n a relief loan h it waa rushed denied a new trial, nnd wu*
McCrory Store* C orp, 626.00.
rrimivt* f«*r« to •Horrify* in Iho
Southern Food Stores. Inc., oper- throdgh tha S ta a ta yaaUrday and fenced to pay the costs of prose
T il.- In « l o f ll'.s <m>i i r s o f m p v t
from 11
returned to the Its***. A t
(
• tors of Riley's. 626.00.
cutlon
or go tn Jail for itO day
T w enty *1* witnt"4«r* hi»vf U nn
The G reat Atlantic and Pacific •am* time, the ilower-paced gen-. .He gave nolle* of pruhahle »;> | in# hrM iturlnir Holy W rrk nnJ»T
•reI flood eontral bill appMrad peal. Charle* McGill was <-.f ' th<* i it a| •it*t*^ of (ha laymen of th-*
• cal r«l i V lh«* ilrfm*!' In lh»* lifhl
Tea Co.. 624.00.
h#ltt last
. of thi*. few I'Rri* I to i tiHp’i l'in ' InStandard Grower* A sia . 615-50. to be a notch nearer final congres victed of driving a car while i|n | m r Uni* rhurrhr a
H uh In
ider the Influence of intnsiesliti'! »i rh l. i%ilh Ihr
night v%hrfhrr thi* llial WOUlil hf
Oseelo Cypraaa Company, 615.00. sional action.
MfKnry d lrw ld
Th* Sonata woo'd authorise th* liquor and was sentenced •to | . Imrir**
rnnrtuilowl lhl« vhirk.
Orange Btala Oil Co. 615.00.
Reconstruction. Corporation to |lb- serve four month* on tho road in the program. Ilpihrrt
With fom-luainn l»y lh«* |»nno*ci*M n OH Company, 6000.
n i l i hr Fcripturs*. ami h y m n
, th»n nf lf*tlmony mm-rmlnir Ih**
J. C. llutchlaon atvi Company, * rails* It* term s far landing man- lieu of 6200 fin*
• iipio Munir tiy Ih.* rtinifrcifatioii
ay to-^ubllc and privata corpor
• rrerivfr*liip cmmo, nn which it l>n««*
Jam es ! . I’rocter pleaded n*Ve
66.00.
Gold Is Lost
ations In caatgrn and southarn contendere to the charge of di<
f It* rh lff •rguiurnt for r» inov»l »»T M uch
Tin* wrnther I'nrtly rhm.ly l*i
flood and storm strlcksn dlstrlet*. posing of property under lien nul
Jmlgi* H itter. tho h milling of (he
By Bank Of-Franca
Author Of The Chain In addition. It would grease the T. A. Wilsc n entered a like ph-i fi i'hl anil Siilimliiy, with scat*
remaining charge* waa «|>f««le«| up.
*•••!
ihiindprohiarri
th
u
aft«*r
way
for
privata
loan*
fur
horn*
Store B ill Would B e
to the charge of discharging fire
1Senator* in the rapacity of Inry*
Induitctal repairs, and rsha- arms nn a public highway Kar'i n»w»n unit tniiiiflii in lh«* ptlrpinp
I men «eem«*i| to lo«e interest then,
Governor Of Florida and
n
»»ih
|Hsrlit
I*,
lightly
mn|i«r
#n*
f 4 aall 11*anesl ()« I «•# F»«»l
hlHtatian In disaster araa*. by paid the cost* of prosecution.
France dlsc'oeed th a t the third
niL*lii in the ftirn n ,. north porwaiving many e f tha restrictions
H.
D.
Taylor
paid
the
ci
*t*
heavy run on France's gold sup
|h*n.
Fhtrrnnnnrthi*(*4t
Florida
TAMPA.
Apr.
10.—(A P I— on government Insurance of loans
ply within 12 months had brought
Hillsborough eouqty Republican* under tha National Hguslng Act. when h* pleaded guilty to ilrun1! I'nitly . I'Mi'ly ti niirht an t Satnrennesa, Clara McGee pool-the •Iny. slluhtiy r milrr In rxtrcnit*
the bank's gold Itwe to 16,7IT,<
meeting here yeatarday. h ^ r d
The House already has voted to the costa upon pleading guilty 1 1
000,04)0
francs (<1.22 4.323,009)
(Mirtion tnnicht.
Robert H. Given*. J r . young author!** th* RFC to land up to
aggravated assault, nnd ( linrltsinew a year ago.
Tamp* attorney who drafted th* 136,000600. Speedy approval of Jones paid th* rusts when I ..
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 10.—(IP)
Gold withdrawals resulting front
Florida Recovery Act of tha 1935 th* Senate changes waa axpagted. he plrsdrd guilty tn rp rralln g u
All l*>y* eliyihle for meinb#*—The handwvm* young man, who tha weakness of the franc a fter
Legislature, declare hla Intention
ship
*
<
•
Ihr
Si
nx
of
the
l-euion.
Progress In th* R itter Iris' motor vehicle with nn imprnp.
p,i«keMkr* good look* without lu Germany's rem ilitarisation af th*
of running fo r governor on th*
. and their father*, nre Invited by
brought steadily nearer tha tint* U g.
te tig'-nrr, stand* no better than Rhineland drained 1,763,000600
I’ervy Mero to attend an organisa
Repub'lran ticket.
when the Senate can consider the
Bill F ry e r, pleading nolle rotw rlitirth in ranking of the "ideal franra (1117.476600) frem Ih*
tion meeting of the Hons at 7:30
Givens waa th# author o f tha
#271600.000 Orerton Lower M i s tender* to the theft of 44 rntfi*
o'clock thi* evening. Th* meeting
m in" by student* of Florida Slat" bank In th* two weeks endlgg
measure, designed to abolish chain
sissippi flood control bill.
was sentenced |r pay n fine • will he held in the legion Ifol
Apr. 3.
College for Women.
•tore* In th a ateta, which urua
F ra n tho W ar Department cam* 615 o r go to jell for th ree month nnd refreshment* will tie served
sponsored by S teta Senator Hen
Intelligence
la
what
count*.
In
Informstlen to Chairman Cope and h a .te In jailIf nny ls*i'lnnnnlre who has n
ry a TUI man, and which la now
fact, that tra it I* ranked first In
land (D. N. V.) of tho Sonata
son finds it Impossible to attend
an Issua In state Democratic pollth* student*' choice of both the
Comnurca Oommittaa, th a t Army
Zeppelin H indenbcrji h* In urgetl to send hit boy to
Ideal man and woman.
engineer recommendation fo r com
th# meeting anyway,
The Psychology Department of
bination flood control-power praj- Lands A t Home
the rollege made a poll of 360
acta for Inclnaion on a second or
| * r« oi*h War veteran* of TheoSylvia Sidney Geta
psychology, students anil found
sauilteu Food eantrol measure
FRIEDRICIISHAFKN,
C .r. ■lea* Kno*evrlt Camp No., 13 m#t
their sentim ents ike this:
many.
A
prj
I0
.-IA
7
—Th*
Z*pp
m
D ivorce From C erf mould ha put lit hla hands not
last night and voted to hold t
The Ideal man must be Intelli
later than Monday. Many af Ike Hlndenberg Und*<l here a t (l.-SU p. Joint m ustrr meeting with the
gent, honest, ambitious, have a
LOS ANGELB8, Apr. lO i-ilP ) projects la tha amnlhu* bill mould M. today, com peting th# raun!tr,|> women’s aiiailhry on the evening Three Concerts A t
sen** of humor, good heallh and
—Tha brief m arriage a f dark-ayad ha cgaatructad la reaeutly-floodad to Rio Da Janeiro. The big air o f Thursday, Apr. 23. The camp
Bok Tower Sunday geo
I personality.
ship made Its- landing ahead ,<f also
Sylvia Sidney, fUm actress, and eastern states.
adoph-d - resolution* exAhrad of good iooks tha students
Bennett Cerf, New York publisher,
Upward* a f tt project* coat- schedule, due, strangely enough <• p r a t in g regret In the >l*nth r*f
LA KB WALES, Apr. |0 .—Anton placed auch traits as thoughfullwaa term inated Hi divorce court lag 9109600600 mars In tha Hot. motor trouble, which caused ■ Mr*. Annie Lord, wlf# of former
Braes, carilloneur of the Bok nans, neatness, courtesy, *du*atlon.
yesterday a fte r Mtea Sidney teatl* Copeland aald. Th***, added to change In It* course In ordrr hr Commander Tha*. R. Lord. Th*
ringing low er has announced that understanding, sportm inahlp, good
fled h e r huahand objected to b a r tha |M 6 6 0 9 6 d 0 « f projects a'- proceed across Franc* directly to reaclutions stated that she was
there v mill be thru# recitals on disposition, cUanlinea*. religion,
career.
ready tentatively w ritten late tha Re homeport. j t waa to h ive gone a "sincere end faithful worker" in
Easter Sunday.
around
France
and
up
th*
Kagli-h
good r ha ra tte r, high Meals, de- N ew H otels A re To
The madding mas In Phoasvtu, ms* ease, mould small It altupet to
th« auxiliary and fo* th* vrteran i
Th* firs t mill b# a sunrise ofovn,lability and kindness.
A ria, Oct. | , IMS, a fte r a* a ir- th e 1699,999690 yhJch Copeland
Coat H alf MllUdft
f a r l n r i t 9 o'clock In the morning,
plana eldpamagt horn Hollymaad, hoped weald be tha top.
a concert a t noon, and a repeal
They separated Jam t , 193d.
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. Ms—
ing of tha noon concert a t 3
German
Ambansador
Mis* Sidney, who charged enm i
(
A
P )-H o te l, apartm aut hide*
Sholtz S«cka M oney
o'e'ock In the afternoon.
ty, aald th s lr first quarrel oes u rred
and r a ta u r a n t eoaakrucUsu total
To
E
ngland
Is
The la s t recital of th# season
For C h r o m e Road
ing 1531600 wu* aoMmrlaad hy
wUl ha given on Apr. IS. at n«on.
th* atat* hotel oommlaalaa dariag
l/IN D O N , Apr.
Ir.M
WAYCROSS, Ga.. Apr. 10.—
WASHINGTON. Ayr- » .
March.
I',"
pold Voa Raeech. 55, Germen am*
Ilomer F. Willi*. 83, a f Lakeland
—Omromor Skofta *f Florida
WALLACE CRITICIZED
Commlaalomar Sulltvaa said tha
baaaadar to G reat B ritain, dn-l
Fla.
died
In
a
local
hospital
after
aald "things leak favorable” for
largaat permit waa tT»699 tUf a
today from * h eart a lt irk .
a brief lllnes*. lie waa a conductor
Bom bing In Mayor’i * th* eaw tructteu with federal here
S3-room hotel la Mtaasi Baaah.
The ambassador retire* last nieht
for
the
A
tU
ntlc
Coast
Lin#
far
— Ntrw criticism was direetad at
H ouse T hought Joke mauay a f a highway to Hah Key apparently la rood health, but '<*30
yrar*.
II#
also
waa
a
num
ber
Secretary Wallace by Senator Vancams IT • ( 9:60 this morning -an I
danbarg. Republican, Michigan, tn nf th* U k alan d Methodist Church
LOCAL WEA'
died flflaaa minutes later.
awl a Mason.
Ha U survived by hU widow
and three daughters, Mrs. J. K.
tea. A n n a *
W H A T S DOING
0*t*en of LaktUnd, M rs J. R. Feb.
Aeerage
Raid, and MUa Franca* Wil ls, Mac. Avs rate
t
r
a
i
l
HAVANA. Apr. I P — ( A P ) both of W ashington, D. C-t ta n
TODAY
ATLANTA.
Apr.
sons.
Floyd
Willis
of
Lakalmud
Uaw*
n*M
fn*
1334
and
IIM
anil
7:39 P. M.i Bona e f th* Irgi-tt,
A lU nta'a April rainfall—which
pmot re d s ta r before Apr. 26
rgten S a t .
tn tailed 962 lacbae yeatarday— and Jasp er Willi* a f W est Palm
9:00 P. M.t E aster cantata, ; , The irhool board also requested ha* surpassed all record* fo r aa Beach, Fla.
Funeral aarrlcaa will b* he'd
tl) schools to submit before May entire moath ef April la th* 69
Irmt Matha f l i t Church.
9:00 F . K : Tumasand < Ub. 1 th a list e f teachers they wish to yaar* afftelal record# have been a t Lakeland with burial a t lavarnesa, Fla.
k'P* *"*■
_____
- i
J u r i s t On Tria
Blam ed For Wreck
Defense Succeeds I n O t' T rain Monday
Getting Batch Of
----Letters In Record Cajles Was Known
i ‘Strong M a n ’ Of
m-fen... »u,„n.v, it-..Ii..,.h
ouniry
i le a n
Criminal D o c k e t
O f County Court
Is
Cleared Today C U T NEWS BRIEFS
Jury Discharged And
Recess Taken Until
Later In The Month
50 M illion F o r
Flood R elief Is
, Voted By ite r a te
'A i t t w n - H a f u a * stood p at on
M fafoaal to diacuaa hla teatl• w a y with reporter*. It waa
hariMd he did not aay whether
the 61600,000,000 asked by tha
President wculd be enough to
«*rry tha relief organisation
through tha naxt fiscal yaar. bwglnnlpg July 1.
O fclrm an Buchanan of tha
committee said ha m ight call un
tMMMry officials far information
•* •1
dlsbureemertt of r»llaf money already aUocaWd an j
Orphan G i r l Saves
Children From Death
CINCINNATI, A p,. i0 .- < * )- .
An orphan glrlM quick action in
sounding a fir* alarm averted a
poaalbl*
catastrophe
at
St.
Awytfua orphanage, the home of
165 pervnllfts boys and girls.
T** rooag harolna, 15-year old
Bo m . M ary W snalbacher. awak•nad by the sound of falling p aster
crackling timber, shouted a
•V u to g to alatara In a dormitory,
speedily uoutuM th a fire gong,
■■d then aided In carrying to
Alabam a’s R i v e r s
Continue To 'R ise
N T O O M IIT , Apr. 10— OPI
ham ate
d ra g
eontin uni
dlag their muddy flood wa
r m thanesuda of acr*e to-
College Women Want,
Brains In Ideal Man
Port
Dead
f
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18 Men Are Signed Up Fo NinA Race Will
Be A Featnre At
'ankees V ictoriou s
In F i r s t Contest
O f Junior. League
CMANt-K «> . MaaerW abb. 0 «ne
2 « f . w i n « * * . n u i p a l . u t.
War War. Ptckwlrh. JOKM CK01CHI
(It.
K'kM r*e*. (utaclty- laAkaa Dick. |
OArra* itKrr ' U i . Mi n a mutt
HI. Tciaa Hekat. HUlHI- ,
Ttooa teatatl**ty i l n d 1st lia
Tome fit. t ><.!*•■ U 4 . Tlllta Men, •
'a sta la Mania.
LaokeaU *ra Ike fnlloninc:
. Joa Rriatruff, O , pitcher, Jack.
Mila (raaaala- 1
Itaat: Otralcaa Weper. Rlllr Kay.1
WRjctarp. ANM WILL. ( ||. Il.ek-
MMTil)*.
iViNMtRAijriv*t, ? m
FWIa C* TOrink. >1, pitcher
The hatUriet: Tank***, Godwin
M i Tlpptaa: Rad 8 s« Hoenrer Jersey Qtr.
BUI !>®P*r. M, pitcher Ocala.
aad Kennedy.
Herhert H im**, 11, pltchrr,
. Th« Pirate* play iht GalnU
San lord.
thla ermine
Rap Kean*. 10, pitcher, Chle*All tame* la the Junior L»*kw*
wtB ha played aa the Grammar !«•
Do* Harden, pitcher.
Srhaal around* at Rim Arena*
••d Serenth Street, weekly, *■•
eeptfaw Sal unlay*, at 8 P. II.
r a s r s c T r o s is t e a r s
McLsuUn,
The Jeweler
Auto Repairs
At A Prir* Tan Can Si
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
S&STctwmt’
Knepp, aa official af tha
local
MANILA, Apr. 7.—W7— A a rt
in*rear* la n w n u en h ip a f (,*.11
w ai reported to a recent Jotat ree•lea of the Philippine and North
I Philippine conferences of the
Mether11st Episcopal Church. The
rh ctch h Membership In the Ulaada
I now lota * about 0.000.
A pay m m l under a a AAA m w
*natrn«t—|l,0«7,*C& to a Florid,
producing cprparatlaa uu
the
largest of all benefit pay Meat* re
ported hr Secretary Wallace t*
Clerk ‘Spot*’ Stolen i
D m On C otom er,
• AUQUSTA.'GaT Apr. T^-<AF»
—Helen
Ra ii j i w i.
A pactMsed
stare chafe, hwfcai op h taaobe
what a teal *mar weald Ike.
FROM FACTORT TO YOU
No Middle Profits
W a A r t B o r a to 8 1 * 7
2 0 4 Sanford Avenue
H IL L
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T ’' 1^ ‘‘knar*. Taa*r Baaw-1
•M*«. h r K*. UNTAMP.D III. J.ha.
A!W rA|TM III.
Boom In Buggie&_. Sugar Manufacturer
Florida Is Sent
Ends Threatened In
Million Dollar Check
Plant Shut-Down WASHINGTON, Apr. 7—tAVLAWRRNCKDRRG, I m L, Apr.
T^-W V— The baccy i»»ln*a* la
bleoatlnc for on* af the largest
b o n y fUctarle* la the country
located hem. The beet began In
1031 aad trill la cela« strung.
Will laM Knapp, nha at T*.
tnldn the daetlalaa af tha com
pany ha founded yrare ace. raj*
ha sold *«0 bur*Ici l*«t year
for approximately 173,000. Tbiut
cnprrlty. however, U W * bueik * a year.
The' company's blcreet year
« u la lt*0 after which sole*
fell off almost la t'f> eeabhltu
point la I N I . Slace thca It** been
different rad there'll no n*ore
talk heard af rloalnc the plant.
Knapp eay* about 7% prrteert of
ill h * irln made are *aU la the
Soath. There a b u m haa a re
sale ealne much klaher Ikon that
,n *
TaaU race, fatartty: C aan u M . •
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ILT0 Orlande
UNION BUS STATION
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Sanford la Tfcg Only Contra!
Florida City Affording Rail, Hid
And Water Trmasportatbn
'AN INDEPENDENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
No More Joy Bides
At County Expense
By |t s Employees
ttrds Of Most Are
Sand To B eW elH
kept And Accounts
H Good Condition
Kdit D irects
Som e Criticism
ta p e r Claim Has
•vented Recovery
Troxen’ Assets
Motorised, oqxlpment owned
by the County b to bo n u ^
only in eorrice of tbo County,
tho bow d. of County Commietlouon ruled yesterday, and
haacoforth no employ** of tho
County wOf-be allowed to g#
“ipr rfS a a " at the eapenie a t
tho taxpayers.
Brtry driver of a motor ca>
or truck muat report to tha
Coonty Inglnavr, tha spaedemttar reading of hb vehicle etch
morning before starting out and
than report the reading upon
bb return from work. If tho
mtlaeg* U greater than tho
ahortaat rout* to and from the
pace where tha tmployoo wa*
•ulgned then tin t employee
•111 hava to do tom* explain,
tng or alae p a . for tho axtrO
Investigators
Probe Wreck
OfTWAPlane
tnetl.
n kept
*ad •ecomtel
udltiog Department w
1th th e Board of Omm-
S t’^Tdated jK vlt
ESDAY, APRIL 8, IMfl
Coonty Commissioner C. B.
Saarcy laid It had been re
ported th a t »om« employe**,
hare Veen returning to Ssnfsrd
from places aa far away a t
Chuluota merely to get tiw lr
nth.
,
v
DawsonTo Direct
Salvation Army’s
Rehabilitation
Will Be Aide^
OF TORNADIC FU R Y THAT SWEPT GAINESVILLE
$2,500,000 -Of WPA g
Funds Is Alioted
T o Storm Strfck'otVj
Areas In The Souths}
Pilots Were Unable
To Land-In Stormr*
Says One Of Three
Injured Survivor s
UNIONTOVi'N, P «, Apr.. B.~ pertinent of Commerce Invest iga tors elirabed Into the Pennivlvsnla mount,Ini today to iook
at tha wreckage of lh« gtant TW A
Iraniport plana »nd Uiten to lh«
atory of one of tha thraa aurrtron of tha trUih which yeiUrdsy took It lives and hurt thr~
peraoni who sscaped doth.
lloatca, Nallle Granger, who,
mllaa to teltphonc
flrxt word of tha crash,
tha
■tsrm Into which tha plana flaw,
Ha afforta to land at Pltfiburtih !
and tha dcclilon of tha pilot» to
Continue. Than aha said tha plane 1
ran into tha mouatalnalda In a {
date* fog. Both pilot* and nlna '
U y , — ware klU d. and th e n '
Vurnad In a ftra which followed
tha traah. Tha host ta t and two paa•aecara escaped death, but all wara
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;;
,4j:
L ^ J jB S B
AaWe from killing nearly *00 persona, tha I
ail around, a hog amargnl from drbrta In tha |
federate monumant, the only objhct th at remain
found lta way to th* lop of a blacksmith uhep
past, a marbU monument of tha Confrdarate i
uprlgKt In'tha akraaL (AP Photos)
Sw ollen Stream s ;
Threaten F l o o d *
_
1i
Danger Of Pestilence ^
Believed Past W ith’
Burial Of The D ead '3
S r T ea i H M h M
j
_III.
bile aquara and non chantly root re) about for feed. Ha la shown (left) under
I standing In tha u| tiara. Nobody aapma to know Just how thb aatomobUa
Qt It was presumed tha wind lifted it and dropped it (hare. At tha paak of
Idtar, Col. C. C. 3a ndara, was blown from it* foundation and dccaplta>^ ^ kt
tha Con(cantar)
lha tenviwnialnad
Mim
twftiiw nafter
f t nw tha
4Wa south'*
UATlIVi M
AIh dlaAt •
coming
moat
aatroua winter and spring In b’’* /
dacada, brought a serious threat-- '
to numerous cotnmunlUoa which*4
sac,pad tha storm*.
I —.
Alabama’s largar rirara wara flooded but llttlo damaga Indicated
thug far. At Florence tha Tan-*,
naaaaa wa* falling In tha rlalnlty ^
of tha Tannaaaaa Vallay Author-.,
Ity’a operations, but apatraam
'
wai rising.
■
Weather official* laid to can*
earn eras fait for MUiUslppl val-,.
lay (area*. Thousand, af lowlander, on tho Tannamae itdo aT,'
th* river, howavtr, were routed
from their homes and thousands’,
more wen reedy to evacuate. :
Praaldent Root*veil ananimmrt*
an allotment of *2,600,000 In’
Works Progrees Admlnlitryton
funds for rehahUltatiyn w e n
\
Woman H eld F o r
Trying T o WrecJCj
H u s b a n d ’s Train tailing
death* are famed.*: ~ ~ g x aa
Rear Admiral Gary T. Grnyaant
Rad Cro** thief, reported hta or*
ganliaUon had relied mete then
*3,400.000 for fleed relM tm t
was M a k i n g iddttlonal fund* fee
th# aid of itorm auffarara In l i e
South*
Tho threat of peaUleece ap
parently ha* b«*n chacked in .b elli.
•torm and flood area*. Tha work,
of burying tha dead Is nanrip
competed while th* leak of tar
ing for tha Injured and cleaning
up the wreckage went on.
about half of the nation’s
I regular peacetime army.
PENSACOLA, Apr- »--<*’>— ' The Mention of soldiers’, aervlce
la Intended to keep tha army as
targe M possible In the face of Hit
ler's Rhinal*ml troops. Th* deere*.
signed by Minister of War Gan.
Louis Felix Mauria, said:
”0 n a proposal from tho war
ministry, th* government decided
through application of the d aniaa
1of Article 40 of th* recruiting l . s CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Mayor J. H. Menick of Isipgwood
■to maintain under th* colorp until
U the Utaat entry In the political
Tides tomomw: High at 0:41
furtlwr Order those man whose
campaign, ** a candidal* for a
term of service would h*ve b**n A. M. and 100* P. M.. low at
seat on th* S*mlnoU County Board
compUtad on Apr, IS.”
3:39 A. M. am 3:32 P. M.
of Education, believing that becausa of his close osaoclatlon with
President Welcomed
and understanding of educational
By Two Governors At
matters h* will be of M nrIce on th*
Street A French Avenue
End Of Fishing Trip First
Uat night. On. of th* first slot board In handling Important prob
machine robber*, last fall was at lems with which it may b* con
PORT 1 AITDKRDALE. Anr. 4.
fronted In lha near future.
—/Pi—PreeWmt Rooeavelt to.Ny tho GuU station ,
Mayor Menick has rasklad to
*(V**d kle flshlnw mils* whar* he
'
County
Judy
JaaO.
Sharon
Longwood
tinea IU23, Is.serving
•mharked th -*rve sen on a VovSheriff Gandy said ho to hold- «-# tkranwh Rakemsn waters. *• toatructad a Jiry In court this hi* second term aa th* town’*
tag Earl Trsvto af Castleberry, •he President landed from'hie morning to brig to a vsrdlct of executive, U an active member of
Ato_ to cone eel Ion with ttw plot flaking rreff k» was ws'ronv-d gequIUal for (Uto May Woodalda, this (Episcopal Qburch and la a
Ro said Mr*. Vann denied the hv Onv. 0 «v- ftholta of Florida pagreas chamd with petty lar- Ufa-long Democrat) Mrs. Menick
la a peak preaidant of th* County
and Paul McNutt of Indiana
FaderatiM af Woman’* Clubs end
John Jsffer; bought a tot to of th* LaWgwood Civic League, and
oldaboxo Wftt section from
i* a Somber of tho Sanford
aaop Wootei and B. F. Beaman
mght 14 ota in AlUmenU WmnaaVCteb and of Sail!* Harpringa frutr Frank L. Seaman, rtoon ChapUr of th* D. A. R.
Mayor Menick received kto oduwording to warranty deeda filed
Declaring that . th* 1 National ear National Ouard, and for tho |*
cotloa to tbo public schools af
liudaoa, N. V, and to early Ilf*
Owrd edition of Tho Sanford outstanding arTangeraont and px*- ?
Mayor Menick O f
lo n g w o o d To Run j
F or School Board
Indications are that th* amoent
wIT be raised as “many of tho
worksn already coatactad have
shown genuine enthusiasm." The
appeal for th* Army is to be mad*
during th* week of Apr. t*.
Slot M achine La w
Is C alled One O f
M o st A bom inable
TAMPA, Apr.
of tha
m*it abominable law* to U*
9Ut* af Florid* to that whkh has
licensed th* slot machine*,” Cir
cuit judge C. U Parka told tha
grand Jary Impanelled hero yeatarday to pick ap where lta pred
eceases* le ft off to their probe
of gambling, gentleman, abd th a t
F rm
Definite progrcaa Id tohja
habllitatlon and promkea o f ; ,
federal aid cheeyed tornado- ;
Corn Gainesville, Ga, and TO- ■
‘
.pelo, MIm ., today, w hits, %
acores of cities throughout V
the South and in the OWo - m
valley watched rlaing flood
water* with anxloua eraa. v .
mado playad ■oma • trange prank, at Galnasvllta, Ga. With dead, Injunad and wreck,ga
The threatening flooda,^
to the aurv+Tora before aha made
her ■tumbling way to the farm
house, there to report that only
Mrit Hater C. K'lenateln, ytfe of
the mayor of Newark, N. J . and
ona 19an panenger. Chari at L.
ChalloTar af daraland, were el lee.
Prom atarlee told by the few In
habitant* af th* aparwl, tattled
region, officials believed the crash
manned only a few minutes after
the p ans tent out its last wlraleaa
Ignat* *Sd then lapsed into al
ienee*
The wreckage was found nearly
three hours later by Harold Ran
kin, a mountain resident, after he
found the hulaia wandering about
t r leek help.
/•f'
■*
' ' r"M
D ie 'Herald’s N ational Guard Edition £
Surpasses Any O ther, Says Gen. Collins fj
enUtiaa of th* subject,
“All components of 4 * military
attomptod to Florida," service throughout th* state am
General Vlvton CaOtot now nadtag this ftaa edition. ,nd
(OOtto* writs* that be th* National Ouard to every city
will bn Implied to higher idmto
by root ratognHton.
"Major Oanarat Georg* VanHarp
day and toimndtotoly Ultgrsp
folly
lr* stop
tlona ■ T t U
;;H . M. Ps worth received a letfrom tmrnor Bholt, 'today
■tag hii t f kto appointment
d*lags I to mpreaant th*
n «f Ffekb at the Hat an-
DOING
aervlce,
______ _
In announcing hto candidacy for
m f j a « i board, ho M id kto
dtoy will bo to “aorvo to t^* boot
Ursot t t tbo youth and tax1yarn af Bnatool* Coonty."
.
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l o w Money Paid For
js.
1
mm
m na n
aasos
| » Subscribed Bare
•
Mice Elisabeth Ann DePbrpet
executive secretary of ^arnlaol*
ChapUr of th* American Bed
Crocs, reported that IS* had
bean subscribed this morning to
a fund to relieve diatress to the
ilorm-*trtaken arena to Oeeggtb
and MlaalfilppL Contributions
being received at th* Saw
Atlantic National Baak.
Poulnot, while the seventh, for
mer Police Chief R. O, Tilts worth,
la charged gtth being in accaaaory
aftar the fact to th* kidnaping.
Announcement of th* decision
to bring seven before th* court
*t on* time cam* a* a surprise
a , courtroom observer. had ex
pected only th* three tailed to
trial hare would ho itnnmoned.
Tha
additional
defendant*
called to trial war* THtaworth,
Sam E. Crosby, F. W. Swltaar, and
Robert Chappell.
THom before tha court har*
whan t N change of verm* waa
MIAMI, Apr. 3. -(* > — Tka
granted wer* C. Al Brown, John
P. Bridge* and J. W. Cartlat*. All Hawaiian Cllppar, world’s Isrgeet
airliner and aewset addition to
are of Tampa.
the Trana-Pacific fleet, roared up
from Btixaya* Ray kero tatty,
Largcst Airplane
Leaves To Enter
P acific S e r v i c e
Commanding the to-tea t
boat was Captain Edwin M
who last November piloted
China Clipper, 1,00 pounds U
than tho Hawaiian CUtfer, 01
trail-biasing flight from CalU
____ _____ ________________ to Manila. Mustek aipbctm
E. Borah of Idaho, aspirant for' l*a*h tha MaxHan west soar
th* Republican presidential aoml- nightfall,
nation, to UcompUU rsturns fr* » ^ w
V ’ _
“ .
ysatarday's primary.
I W 11*10 UB 1 0 8 6 A
Borah wa* given overwhelming
M ettillff Of Kiwi
control o f th* Wtoconato detoga-[
U I 11111
Uon ef 14 votes at the Ravobltonn, Three a le r m r a warn n
national convention, rolling np an aaj ^
ygm. Board of E
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I - .- .2
aw aa
-
rnlmtm
ni
St^tron Preachers
To Conduct Services
Twanly-flv* t m w man who
ar« preparing In Station Univer
sity for tha ministry will conduct
a sarto* of special martfnga to
the FI ret Baptist Chunk next
weak, beginning at B o’clock no
Sunday evening. They .wffl to r *
cHant* t f balk th* pnmktog aid
tha music.
•* r.gj1
U a t ygar they bald a shatter
■arias af M ivlsaa at the ckartk
which w«t* enjoyed by aO thane
SB*-nat"_» ’i
- a.
-
^ ..
1
�m m s im m s m m
m ---------- ■
■■
#M J i.g M M m u ii
.-1111
i
man
If you happdtaid t t
lit t n m a rtia l
you cannot have
sta r who danced, sang, and smiled her way into the
m
U iis:
’ to loan a t
Robbing The Indians
man tinea the landing of Columbus a t San Salvador la well
known. Bat particular attention to tb s shamelessness
with which Oklahoma Indiana hare a rm recently bean best*
just Issued by the National A aeodswhleh says that these people have
•a ra tk m by every let*) subterfuge
ns which designing and unethical
and unscrupulous
white men could <—
"How successful they were,1* the New York Herald Trib
une comments, “may be Judged from the fact that the
Shawnee Indiana lost 70 per cent of their lands end the
Pottawetomles aa much aa 97 per cent since 1900. For the
Five Civilised Tribes aa a whole, the loae la 90 per cent In
cidentally, outside of Oklahoma further losses are no longer
possible as a result of the reorganisation act of 1934, from
which, however, Oklahoma was exempted. Nine oak of
every ten members of these tribes are landless, most of
them are poverty stricken, and they have been systemati
cally debauched by drink, dope end other evils
"A bin has been introduced by Senator Thomas, of
Oklahoma, which, with a few amendments, has-been ap
proved not only by the Indian Bureau but by the three
leading Indian welfare associations. This seeks to restore
to the federal government the rig h t to protect these In-
HERE
’S H O W
to gat the beat in wised drinks
For Yoor
P arty —
ary (o rn am en t
thutkltar, an# than roaring with
laogfctor at tbs we lop bt rile Uit
u
i m
c a ai t c u n n ^ rp m
WINONA, Mas Apt. «—■Ort—
fcdaeae mas dsJ and Aaa Jarn * tartar, amoeed tame*If by
Show Girb M ss
The Roys Though
Audiences Cheer
nota
with Internal that
Hillard Smith ha» tars
• member of the eaecolire
Red of the Florida But*
■eoetatfon. Lewie Twymaii,
sttomvy from Miami.
prteldent
ORDER
April Sad December
Zamora
•erred aa pmtrionnl | president
and guided M>* yam s twrototkrv
»e*MeJ »*M »»»e»e»eeeie»eee»eeeee*»M t M M »W »
NEW TORE. Ayr. «—( * » Thvy may be fUmorooe- (hew
gtrie to the *tap doer Johnatoe,
bat at taert the port—aad well
paid—yeong women la the ladle
CUy Moate Rill theme am h»*
bomebodlte.
*■'(*‘ ,
An som of doraaatlehy hasgt
orer errry droaaing room tccopM
by'the ntoAcerwr—a r iwnsCn
who make rhythm their beilsee*
A clothn llM, atnrag from radi
ator pipe to window, and from
which danglae an endkae army of
■Ilk atocklnta tad key thing*,
feature each rook.
All tha RotkaUm, head-ltnora ha
their trade* beta themeelrea he
mmed that ha Will be a eanla for nyementetlra* In tha
lelskue from JtoralnoUCounCbtonel Lehman m ired frtes
city cemmlaalon the fh ti of
y**r, leaving behind Mm a
hdtd record of public aerrlce
II ebunpe Mm aa bain* wal
SfUd to reprraeat hla county
EaUshaaoee.—Florida Mtmlel-
n few palat er e In for
r THE BEST and moat important stories the tubings, other* rend,
i us in many a day la the ode about an okj
who drove to town and crashed through a rea
dilapidated oar, His explanation to the judge
vi: *Yaa, suh, I come through on the red
auh—I done seen the white folks go on the
1knowed that one wasn't for me, s o l come
the rad." But the Judge ruled th a t traffic kurin* ttaaaeeh ■ er wemitrlng
t any Jim Crow, that whites aad;hlaeks must whattar tta tay task tame are
aHU pitching tar mboat d e n hr
John Tempi, OmvM n .
the poetoffler.
Usually ttay a rive af the Mnale Ball around 1 P. M. After
(backing In at th stage doer ragUtratten booth, hey wander vpetalrs, tata aerie HgM yeettmbury exmlae, kpply - a e b e o ,
change to Urn fpvntng raetamm
aad aoralt ttalr bee.
COR. SANFORD & lUtii
SANTORO TWENTY YEARS AGO
I tha MMIac,
for them m a
- ’- t i £ V :
'v ’
M M dM U E H
r - e Ihrouabout ita Sooth,
lik* Cornraf*, ahlla It li
tv
ertrylMag «Ue.
do fomelhlng to control
n r worthy
�SANFORD
FLOHTBX
«SILLt BILLIES”
A R fiA B K T PE T E R S, 8 o d sty
Calendar
THURSDAY
Mary Lambuth Circle
Has Regular Meeting
W ith Mrs. A. F. Collurn and Mrs.
Clark* Laonardy aa hostesses, tha
Mftiy Lambuth
Circle of th i
f l n t Methodiot Church held tte
regular m eeting Monday a fte r
noon a t tha Soma of Mis- Collom,
208 W sst Seventeenth Street. Mrs.
W. C. BIU presided over the bvul-
Personals
Frtenda of M b s Allye Harne
will be la teres ted to learn th a t
aha h a t accepted a position with
th a Kress Store* in Orlando.
Mrs. a C. T illey of Nashville,
Tann. 1. the guest of her bmtherln-law and slater. Mr. ami Mr*.
A shower waa held for Vivian E. L. Marrow. 601 Park Avrnue.
Winfred of the M ethodist‘OrphanMr, and Mrs. Roy M. Brown
afa a t Benson Springs, Refresh
' FRIDAY
ments were then served by the spent the week-end In Melbourne
Seminal* Rcbckah Lodge will hoe teases.
w ith Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr.
■set a t »rf>0 P. M. at tha Odd
Those present were: Mm- E. and Mrs. Peter Niedermaysr.
U l m HalL
T U I1' Maste r
cantata, “ Tha
Jruitfbiee," by John SU insr, w t I Methodist Church annex for a
e presented a t 8.00 P . M. a t tha doughnut party and hike.
Methodist Church by the
MONDAYfan fo n f Wortman'a Club with the
The SL Agnes Guild of Holy
8o 8» r » l on of tho Sanford MlnCross 'Episcopal Church wilt have
feterlal AssoeUtlon.
a business meeting s t 3:10 P. M.
!
, SATURDAY
s t the parish Sousa. Election of
, T W ’Cecfllan Music Club win officers.
• s e t a t '8:18 P. M. a t the studio
1M* W oman's Missionary So
a f M r * Fanale 8 . Munson
ciety of tha F l n t Methodist Church
Temperance Legion will h a rt Its regular business moot
wMBMiht at 10:00 A. M. at the ing a t 3:00 P. M. at tho choreh.
FOR EASTER
FOR MAILING — $1.00 UP
C O R SA G ES
10c UP TO >25.00
HONdR ROLL
Mr. and M n. J . M. Moye have
returned from Arcadia where
they spent a . few day* visiting
M r. Moyt's »i*ter. While away
M n . Moye *pent Sunday in Fort
M y e n with hev eon, G ao rft Moye.
'
Anywhere
VISIT OUR „
F O R E A S T E R F R O C K S A N D COATS
Fluffy ruffly frocks for the lltU e tot
In a variety of materials including orBandies^ dotted Swiss, silks, voiles
Pastels and white. Sizes 1 to $V&. .
FROCKS
ACCESSORIES
Gloves
Sanford Girl Plays
In College Orchestra
C H IL D R E N ^ D E P A R T M E N T
EA STER
EA STER
HATS
H . Laney, M n. Burke Stee'e. M n.
J . M. Morrla, M n. Paul Johnson,
M n . E. VI Houahotder, M n. C. B.
Melt**, M n. W. C- Hill, M n. II.
D. Mldileton. M n . H arry Weaver,
DELAND,
Apr. H.—-Dorothy
M n . H. Cl McMullen, M n . B. D.
Caswell, M n. J . O. ta n e y , and Haines is editor-in-chief Of the
1036 H alter, Stetson IJntvenity
M n . H. B. McCall, J r .
yearbook. Mta* Haines, a* junior
student, la 'prom inent In soclel,
musical, and atudent government
actlvHlea, and ia the dauihter of
Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Maine* of
Sanford.
PH0N8 212-W CELERY AVE.
Il'M Ilainl Vra*. » ■ * !>»*>
| of tho Bank of Oviedo, the fact
pollclr* of the C a n ty Comraiv rem ains that he doea not hold
■toners.”
•, I certificate of proof of claim from ^
The audlt%ta lr. th a t during the elth*r bank" the Bank of Oviedo
period that tV ugl.aa waa clerk
”Ute clerk', record of conrlction. Bo*h «*»>« h*ve P*'<« <‘lvl<k-nda.
waa indifferently kept until cor-1
b , the
retted during .h i. audit. No record h a. been kept of C o u n ty ;* ^ * ' ™ ‘““ 1, °** n ' lov‘' 11
property, but .uch a record l* ^ n lu
7
.
d“ \ °
MW beinr installed." S m n l
“ d“
to„ m0r* ,h ln
other critldama of the former
,b* *udlt " )«'***»|
clerk am made in the audit. I t ™
bo*rd
for
,no‘
u k ,n *
etatea that he failed to .upply “” * ,<™ bU «’n' ~ u ,l° " to tee
the henk with a certified lilt of | ,h *‘
.w arranu. paid bill, and vouchers;
ll,rd
^rom \rot' n .balance,
th a t rahow no
nf mem-'
0/ n u T
^
hera of the Board of County Com-I IUnk of O '1" 1"
I
nilsalonen. and met payrcdle by!
The audit utatr* th a t re coni,
war i in i a drawn to one individual ° f tha hoard anil the whnnl *uwho itcured the cash to pay i Perlntendent have been “aceu-,|
off.”
rately and neatly kept, the m in-,
The audit of the nerounta o f
Sheriff J. I1'. Mcl’IelUud rovers
the period from Mar. I, 1932, t«
Sept, SO, 1915. and -hows that
the sheriff ha. Recounted for .11
collections, finev. n u ts and for
feitures charged to him and that
hia account, and reconia are wrl1
k e p t According to the audit,
A R C H K it & C L A U S S N K U
nrvera) eatrraled appearance bnndi
do not appear to have been
properly dliposed of “but the re
sponsibility for fu rth er action
*mm* to tie elirw here."
The auditor had one crltld.m
to maka of the sheriff's office.
The report showed th at "It ha*
been the cuatom of the sheriff
not to rem it collection* on fine
end coat bond* until the bond*
have been fully satisfied, either
by payment or commitment of the
principal to serve the -remaining
A rriving H o u rly .' You
tim e represented by the unpaid
balance. This procedure 1* rnn.
Cun Find Yount H ere,
trwry to the b * requiring weekly
deposit of all collections."
Audit of the account* nf the
,Boanl of l*ubllc Instruction f"r
the Feb. t, 1032, to June 31). 1035,
Whlto
parlod show*
"the
finan.-ia1
condition la good and finance*
appear to have
const rvatlvaty and carefully adminiitereil.1
on the other bond, expenditure!
other than for teacher*1 »al*rie«
Appear somewhat out of propor
tion. anil sinking fund* for long
term bond* arc seriously below
requirement*,"
The adult also
state* that "lltt’e
importance
appear* to have been attached to
the preparation and adiqjnlstra-
H O SE
M n . Endor Curlett. M n. U P.
H agan. Mm, Jam ee W. Coate*,
M n . Howard C. Long, and Mr*'.
NOVELTIES, PLANTS, *
FANCY CUT FLOWERS
*$We Tairgraph Flower*
• A ny Time'
EDITS YEARBOOK
Friend* of M n. Belle Ray, man
a g e r of the Cates Apartments,
w ill be glad to learn that *he la
Improving from a recent lllneaa
In Blountstnwn, Fla. w hen she
w ent for a month's vacation.
GIFT BOXES OF FLOWERS
5
Together again 1 Bert Wheeler, Dorothy I* i and Bob Woolaey
have been, with a alight exception, together in lights *n plcturea In
the past seven y ean . In this period Wools*-; made one picture
atoue, aa did Wheeler, and Dorothy missed a Couple because ah"
was abroad. In "Silly Billies,” on the screen It the Illti tonight
and Thursday, their latest hit for RKO Radio, they y in the CellMr. and M n. R. a . Fox an fora la gold rush.
nounce the birth of a ton, James
Le* Fox; Tuesday morning at the
Fem ald-Laughton Memorial Hos
pital.
Jack D. Peters has arrived from
Tam pa to spend a few days with
his parents, Mr. end Mrs. T. L.
O'Connor, 918 Park Avenu*.
State Submits
Official Audit
Public Offices
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 8.—Ml*.
Marjorie Tlllla, o f Sanford, ap
peared In tha aprlng concert given
by the student orchestra of Flori
da S ta ll Colltga for Women her*
this week. Mias Tlllis playi tho
violin. The orchestra eras under tho
direction of W alter Ruel Cowls*.
Soloist* on the program givvn
Tueaday night ware two seniors
In th r school of m usk, MU* Mar
th a Reddick, Jacksonville, violinist,
and concert m aster, and MUa V ir
ginia Long, of laetb u rg , pianist.
Twenty-seven students maka up
Ik* collet* orchestra.
FOR THE
Larger W oman
Beautiful shade*. New
print silks, pastel sport
dresses. Thlmfx appropri
ate, becoming and wearable
for the woman who w e a n
a 20. 40 or *4.
P, 8. We haven't fo rg o t
ten the half llie a , cither.
SMOOTHER, LIVELIER
PERFORMANCE!
Auto lepalrs
A t A Price ;*u Caa Beer
MARTINS
GAFAGE
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Frocks Just as attractive for the lit
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ty advantage* of Knee-Action Wheela,
Soper-Hydraulic Brahes, Solid-Steel
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ard all around. . . all yours In Oldsmobtle
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this quWk, heady Sevka to cheak OUuH M M fa*,
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CITY NEWS BRIEFS
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M nl convention of Km National
Blear* and H erbert C oegrta. U
tk« May Howrr HoUl In W ashing
ton, l>. C., on Apr. t l am) 24.
CHARLES DUNN*” "* *
JUNE 2,1936
' Thorn will b* lira # speaksra at
thin evening's dinner meeting of
tbe Lion* Club In the Mayfair
Hotel a t 1 o’clock. Tho Rot. J . J.
Kellaghan aril) tail about tha flrrt
Holy Weak. M n. B lia b o th Jamaton will toll of heepitnl neada. and
Cat. / . C. Hutrhtron will toll
about tha National Guard.
BOSTON STEELE
D. L. THRASHER"
For County Coi
O. R A ytfQ NDELLAR
VICTOR CHECK
J. D. DAVISON
W L (FUNTE) STf;ED
HAVE TOUE WATCH repaired
. by m o who really fcnowa boa
flrigga. Jeweler, May. A»a.
FRED A. DYSON
For GoVemor
rex
d A& c h A p p e l l
S—Automobile*.
Pa c k a r d ”
For A ttorney Genera]
For County Commissio
D to trk t Now 1
W. R BALLARD
State Treasurer
roy l.
Ho w e l l
W. R DUPREE
J. J. PARRISH
For County Commissioner
For R epresentative, S tate L egislature
d istrict No. 4
W. B. WILUAMS
For County Commissioner
GORDON BARNOT?* *
District Na. 8 ,
W. G. KILBEE
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l . vG. WAGNER ’
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IS TICK COI KT o r
ZINNIA PLANTS’ T sT doa. A. K. J lix ra :
la a n o tN
■t s t m o r n u n m t .
Koasettor,
Florist,
Phone
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LOVKI.U Jit.. dtc.SMd.
To nil i'r»«.ll«*re. I^gnl
12— Wanted.
Irlkuieen, an* ell Tersun
t'lelme tie It.manda seal
WANTED: • Outboard
motor. gala's:
Tuu. a rati ench «l feu. a.
W rite Box "Motor," Herald.
nuliried anti retiulrtd it
anr rlalm e and damantl
WK W ILL p«y 5c per cep T fo r rou or either of jrna, m
aaalnai the ealale ut M
The Hanford Herald of Apr. 4. IJIV
K U . JIL. deeeaaed.
Bring them to Uarald offloe.
Samlaale Ceanlr. riortda.
da*. O. Nharon. County Judas
ORIE R. MATHIE UX
FtJR fQ aH E D X O O l^ f.'J h r r u s t
Foarth
JAa c: ROBERTS
joudwTc? l e o n A r d y
D is t r ic t
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S a m u e l a . b . w il k in s o n
For Sheriff
Fourth District
BOB D 0t$O N
DAVID K. McNAB
W. J. THIGPEN
Democratic Committee! lan
J. H. (Jim)
LEE
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J« Pa McCIjELI4a n d
ED, MEISCH
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dwellings following
the deed from
AS WAILS OF FIRE-TRAPPED VICTIMS RENT THE AIR
TORNADO LEAVES HUNDREDS OF WRECKED HOMES IN CORDELE, GA
Ordeta token for
CORSAGES
Mr*. H erbert E. Russell
.elery Area
Phone 394-J
TheAad- Wgldtea
JEWEL
Lhngtoy Apartmento, call 2Sl.
14—H o o a n F o T f i n t
Paceaa»A
Man’s Friends Glad
He Told Them About
BLACK - DBAtIGtrr
W riting from T*x*rkaaa, Te»•*. Mr. V.’. T. B«nt:#y, or rh n
Seasoned and Unfinished Lu
:m p a i aiatem i—Roofing
Lumber Meaaured By The, Golden Rnla^
id F r# n rb
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houss located ert
l1 ‘w , k w
using
Sanford A re. near airport. 9$ Black-Draught tor fully forty
per month. Phone 810-W.
Jr" 1r , • * b*»P • kArpiy on haaX
I first know of (Hath-Draught
when I was • bey, clerking kt «
SEE US for L ean Mower*,' Lawn
Ifade. Sprinklrra, Raken o r C atdening erjaipmant of any ktnJ.
fltanlay-Rogara Hardw are Co.
Dozier & Gay's
STANLEY-
THREE E A T TERRIER papplet.
Now ready to deliver. Fine
PAUL G. BIGGERS
C. M. (CHARUE) HAND
r e ln l* u T aq2 fl
1U “*tUg' 3° uU *rn
mimite—a devastated, debria-strtwn block the neat. ThU picture show* the
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district a fte r a tornado had struck it. killing 106 persons, and damages estimated at 110,000,000. Tl
monument was tha only thing left standing In the eourthouse *]uar e. (A P Ptiotol
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FOR RALE: two-12 foot h eart ■tore. I saw people haying H and
e y p n aa boats and brand new.
For Supervisor O f Regii ration
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TWO SHALL garage apartmento.
ONE-STORT
For Constable
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t a .t r f y
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For County Prosecuting Attorney
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Take advening* d this plan.
Volunteer rtocue workers were kept busy renutoiag-th*.dead and Injured from wrecked hnl'dlnga and
trout tornado t!k t killed more than 100 perrons a t Tupelo, Miss. Here’* ona of the voluntoer crews carrying
Hundreds wrre njurtd and property damage ran into the milllooe. (AP Photo)
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A d ra l-J j^ «
For Justice o f the P e ce
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
Wcaild you rafter pay Ice petaltflfl your Lome In a lump torn
. . . or a U it dollars e racoth,
wllhtxd disturbing your sav trn
account? See us tor .W fl.
about Pittsburgh's simple, eesp
Ttaso-Poymeht Han . . . 'TMffit1
-Today, Mentha to Tey." Nosed
tape, no dosm payment as
much as IS menths to pay;’
oorera both paint and labofc
4.1. herM ft--------------
G. W, SPENCER
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<1 per
FLOWERS
14— Boom* W ithout Hoard
H; H. FATTISHAl L
R. W. WARE
at
girl
J. T. McLAIN
For County Judge
priced
10— Flow ers and Plant*.
H ,J , LEHMAN
or Representative, State Legislature
a rt
Tho Sanford Atlantic National
Bank will close at noon tomorrow
for the regular Thuraday half
holiday and will remain closed ai!
of the following day. Good F ri
day.
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j4d*«l
|n |>* marl# to MlUry
wants a Iji# terma #»f iaM iterrae.
IIICll
A HPICKII. JIL
Job as nurse or maid or general
A* H|in lal M«n«r
house
cleaning.
Carrie
Bell HtKl> It. WILXo.H,
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H n llrlte .r f o r P la in tiff.
Kakham, 810 1-2 Pine Ave.
NEAT COLORED
R C. DODD
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3 . R. Myers Was taken to the
hospital last night suffering
from second degrte b u m , on the
right arm and body caused wh»>i
a car on which he was working
back-fired and caused the gasoline
U ak to explode.
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COLORED GIRL wants
cook o r maid. Carrie
914 Cypress Are.
FORREST'B. STONE
37th Senatorial Dlalrlct
Tickets
ceaple.
WANTED: Job as housekeeper,
maid, clerk, or any kind af
work. Experienced. 301 E 5th. St.
C. B. SEARCY
For State Senatoi
MEN WANTED for Rawlelgh
Route* of 800 families In Fast
Volusia, North Marion counties,
Oviedo and Winter Park. Re
liable hustler should atari earning
•2.1 weekly and increase rapidly.
W rite today.- Rawlelgh, Dept.
FAD-214-8, Memphis. Tenn.
6—Situation Wanted.
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
For Railroad Commissioner
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4— H u aln eaa S e rv ic e .
PETER THURSTON
For Comptroller
UNTEER CREW CARRIES TORNADO DEAD FROM TUPELO DWELLING y
Beautiful darn-a program s hare
been ordered and will be presented
to women attending the dance
19.11 CHEVROLET Dual Wheal,
long wheel baa. truck. Naa
Tires and Ta*. $275.00 Reel and
J'ons, 301 W. F irst S I
o t t o s o im e h l
WMt CL (HomeateadJBill) HODGES
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Tho woatbor: P artly cloady In
tho south and dandy in tha nkrth
portion tonight and Thorsday;
poeatbly ahoWera in north portion
Thuraday and tha
‘V J rr* portion tonight. Extraino
northwest Florida: Probably oc
casional rains tonight ami T h an day, slightly warmer In west por
tion Thursday. *
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-JAR O. SHARON—
STANDS IN TORNADO-WRACKED GAINESVILLE SQUARE
Ai tho meet fotuntftrway on a
•*M wet eeoeee a Ae«eeU. «s.,
Oeaa H i f i a , Cefedtog the a ream
kt wea last y tar w n a sensational
dtaMa n e t to, was ifavertta at tha
Ikied annual Auguto Natlanal In-
B u n .T UP farm tractor, 145.00.
.P. D. Andrraon, Lake M ary.
KELVINATOR—Nicej roomy 1I11
and porcelain throughout T .I.-
le ft In Ckrdele, Ge., la th e wake of a tornado th at dipped twice, k illin g ,)4 persona, injuring
la lia u M a t »1,000,000. This plclUr* shows a g crural view of the debris in one of the res Id* n-
na>e <07 uatU 1:00 P, M ..
brket Rt port
VTrtaaTy eW y Ranees county to
iqulriag
la g direct r«U«f
relief (clients t*
vegetable garden*.
TUPELO TORNADO BURIES CAR IN GARAGE DEBRIS
in 11!?*
Fortran
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CORDELE .TORNADO
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LEWIS A . TATE
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f f i O. P. HERNDON
WALTER L. MORGAN'
For Tax Collector
CEYOtTVE
D. J1NRINS
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Mohrto Ebrahlm SgaJaleL hood
Prtoat of Uu Mohammedan cbiaf
moeqoo, aald be began loam lag lb*
IM. So, Africa, Korea oy b e e n a# toon a s bo
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HERALD, aANFOITO, FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY,
Ian A ‘Shortstop From Americas, Gil, Added
To Club; Several Rookies A re Let Oat
M M I OI th* belt shortstops Unooga Lookouts,
test Dogs Are To
6 Seen On Course;
1000 Added* Puree
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Compete For $1,000 Purse Tonight
v
'Increase.
I Tropical
a‘a recent
ef the Franklin kennels, loomed
f j'.1'. this aftamoon as ona of the faToritea to win the flrat aaaal %\r
7:
000 added Central Florida GrayW
bound Derby which will be run
> • erer the 7-10 mile dietenee aa the
> ! * ninth race at Longwoed tonight
P
With the panning *f this event
. Jongeet ever presented oa a track
in Florida, Banford-Orlando Ken
nel Club at Longwood cl Imeis* a
•0-day issson whleh end, Friday
Body O f Princess
Dead 5,500 Years
Found In Tomb
ijrsm ldm
Math rasa, 1-11 mils; Curwonil,
PADDY I.IN (I). tushy Al. Oaldtsu CF>—An active Mon market Is con
Wish, DOO M1BRLT (I), Fair In- sidered by officials of th* lion
MS' ROURIB LANK (It. Tornsl* farm near hare an ancouragalng
S aveath ra se , f u t u r i t y : THINKBT. economic sign.
TW INKLINO P IP B it ( I ) . A e u r r l i a
A good mala lion may bring $1,IH elator. L e a r Cop, V B nN A ( t ) .
D a rk Ayr, AnOr Beyer. K ansas 000, while on* not In perfect conFew*.
B leh lh rase, f u tu rity : MARTIN ditto" uauel’y ie.prtctd «t "Ho11*
a p e s a Chnlcs,
IMA
(TCSb i T W P
Ladies’Sub
lin n
Sem inole County Laundry,
Lights. On Car Ton
Tattle On Speeder
u r n n c jr fff >pk ifcpyirn, Anr. a.
—(AP>—Paul Denleiseon,* Stackholm cnednoer, ha*' InynVd a
speed Indicator to he placed on
top o f automobiles so that traf
fic law violaton can be detected
from a diatom*.
An oloctrle .lamp, dkgplaved
above the winthhleld, ih^wgwhlt,
Rub on Muaterole. Used
by millions for 25 yedra.
NOT Just a salve, but a
“counter-irritan t." All
drufjistS'ThrM Hrengths.
Thanks to*our new method
_ 1of retreading, we ca a
put new treads on your old tlrea and guarantee jrottpractically new tire service, a t half new tire coet, ■
Our retreads are guaranteed on a 10,000 mfl#
basis. We have records of aver 20,000 miles on some
tires retreaded by us.
Beware of unguaranteed retreaded tires sold
loan prices,
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CENTRAL FLORIDA’S MOST COMPLETE TIRE
PHONE 346
R.PA1
An Ottawa, Kas., hotel r
-'sr-has put crow mast on
*.Sif t .
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and Cayl M. I with, *mated on a
slmllaF chtrg, forfeited a cash
bond of |18|
COLUMBUS, O., Apr. 0.-4JP)- MOTHBALL
Ohio 8t«to stoiknto . who vtolar*
traffic rules oe the campus era
WESLACO,
liable to be sailed before the stu <AP>—Fred
dent court, and anyone gutting e
second summons Is almost certain
The local campus la . bbrdercl
by one principal hlghwaj) and atother bisects It ,... 'j , •
Two aetaloa* of tho' opart *f*i
htld weekly, ona to lasod warn
ings In first offense case* and the
other for trials. Fine* range from
one to ton dollaia and go to a atedent loan fond.
Defendants may present their
One ef Hitler1* few luapries Is a own cu e* and, If dissatisfied with
"court musician,” Dr. Krnst Fran* th* verdict, may move for new
Sedgwick ntnfclaengl, a former trials. A disgruntled defendant
may carry Ms css* to the highest ]
.Harvard student.
M ( d tiH ii,
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Pho Jew eler
m, M
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Jewelry
nf the university,
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wB* J :
• Registration books, of Seminole County
w open for
Re-rtgUtering.
AU peraons]
rd-ragiater in order to vote in the Ju n e 1
far Banfard, Pnetacta 1 end 8
day (Sunday excepted) from • A.
lnS f n a 8 P. U. ts # V. X , to
if the Court H oum.
l*y ntghu until 9 P. M.
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Dock or Col
FORTWORTH, Apr.
Texas la trying to Identify "J. X,"
Initials of the man bellavad to bate
written the etata’a first folk loag.
"J. K.*e" memory will be poethomooely honor*! If be ten be Identi
fied," lays Mrs. Will Lake who te
directing the eeereh for the eathor
ef "the Yellow Roee ef TesaaT
The eong wae pub is hod In IMS,
end dedicated by "J. K." to Cberlee
A Broom, once the operator of a
music store on Mein street. Jackson, Tmn. It w is a Civil Wer hit,
and Is being revived for the Texas
centennial.
titRARTRR CABER PUT OFF
NEW YORK, Apr. 8.—Wi
re'eral Judrt John C. Knoi ad’•'urntd until th* October term
''mltatlon nf liabilities proceed'"»* In connection wits th» Morro
Castle and ' Mohswk Rtoamship
disaster*.
Student Court Tries
Campus Traffic Caws
LirenSoils
Texas To Honor J. K.
If They Learn Name
C hest Colds
Palm Beach Reports
Active Lion Market
BAHTIN ( I) ,
Chephren wss the brother of
1»op*, builder of the Great Pyra
mid. and Bureesded him e* ruler of
Egypt. Cheops sold hi, dsopMrr’s
honor lo obtain mnnsy to bull! the
'Irvsl Pvramld which was to b* hi*
•fcnS. There I* no record that
POLICE COURT
F irs t rscs, t - t l m ltsi It P ssiiten .
F rtsiully Deal, HF.D SNOW ( I t ,
W IN a' RUCK t ( I t . ItrlM lIs Hwy.
O a r n ir is to r .
H appy r* * i Mm
CIIANCB
■ stood rs c s , S-1 § m il* .(f irs t S elf
sally doubt*] i champion mi n r
f t ! , D erlsn s D ic ta to r, Alltynniv
IIIcnilr
n »*n,
DHXSTBII PARK
(l>, V lslorjcua O fricsr, Hold e f
fo rt. O 1IB N R T ( I I .
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T h ird rase, f u lu rlty ( la s t h a lf
dally C uehU li
Mlaa lla rrls v llla .
Odd Ilia*, n s f s a t.m , HLACK o n - . a n t,
AL* B 'V K r.T IIK A IIT III.
CHID I I ) , K O R PU JC K ( I ) . J l ’MTA ('um m sndant. H ap p y
M an,
MlD o n ( I ) , P a a e y D i a u i t r . K in o CHARI. RAUN ( I ) . F l l a h i O ttlcsr.
Wild.
y Irstfna Chan**, T R A F F IC DAIJ8
P s u rlh rscs. f a l u r l t r : H ighland ( 1).
F are*.
HBtK IB
THORN It
lit.
F ttT H niu*
I I ) . C aatua F la w sr,
M ardaallla, O oldy's
first.
Mlaa
M arh. MASK XT) FA IRY ( I t .
F ifth ra ss , l - l , aiUai ANOTHER
CIIANCB ( I). B caltsraood. DIsiaM
O utlook. My Laaal*. JOBS CHOK'D
(IK
K a ra
lin g u a
M a rg allaai.
W H ITB ItANOBM (IK
PALM BEACH, Fla., Apr. 8<-
BDIB (I), BHORT PHICB It). Du-
Sanford B u tt*11
Association 0[>tr“ - H* *• »«adinf »U n w i
whtls several m klM tentatively P«>»pe*tfvt Chattanooga plajert.
«im*d ths night before and givsn Barnet la a Chattanooga Lookout,
a tryout yesterday were allowed The other, who are casing are anto trarvL There will ha 14 men other ahortatep, a eecond beaeon the team, bat many more than' man, an outfielder and three
that will be tried out daring the pit*here. ,
training eeaaon and only the brat
Uniform* for the dab were
men kept
"We'rg bound to have a No, t
taam right at the start," declared
Manager "8tnffy" McCrone.
sa ted , to d a y In T ic k officials
plsnnlag /or Isrgr partes nail
year and axpansiet af grounds.
The State Back# Commission
reported part motiel play at two
horse *traeka incrased from 131M4JI#7 laa* teaso to |3MM.104 this year.
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The State ef Fk Ida received appreximataly (n tJ M this year In
taxes to be divide! equally among
CAIRO, Apr. B7-The rim line
IT counties, each get shout |9,of in Egyptian princess, who flit
TU.
ted about the royal courts of
Egypt 3000 year* before King Tat
Hop
The
Pirates Wi
Ankh-Amen wse torn, hove been
Tar Out’ >f Giants discover*! In the Olsen Pyramids,
Prjf. Selim tfeisan announced to
d Contest day.
Haeean said watsr from the fUThe Pirates
wrNI'* had seeped Info the ancient
terrible drubbll
tomb, covered the body of the
game, the set
princeee with a thick coating of
mud and preserved It through the
centuries better then any known
man-made ehemlcal preparation.
The princess was said to hese
died about 8800 years ago and -wae
believed to have been the dough’■c of Pharoah Chephren. who con■trocted Egypt’s second greatest
eanlpe has led traak offlcttla to
believe that all reeordi for attend
ance will be ■battered tonight
Ann Hope, a daughter of the
noted Just Andrew and Wild
Malden are considered the most
Improved doge at the track. Their
recent performs ness mark thorn
aa coming champions, and the
wise hoys era looking for thane
young puppies to out-game and
out-list their older running maten.
' The 7-10 mile event requites
that the doge travel nearly twte*
around tho track before a winner
la proclaimed. Yean ef selective
breeding and scientific training
Will be portrayed In the outcome.
Ann Hope end Wild Melden
must match their wits against
■U other tasted greyhounds, howerer. They are: Molly Malone,
New York atato champion; Chance
Charlie, whose, 80 pound, makes
Mm th* heaviest dog In the race;
Traffic Sing, a champion sired by
Hip Ding; Ash Tray, a frisky Eng
lish Import; Heck’s Light, star
of Miami tracks, and Newt, a
sturdy 80-pound ktnnsl mat* of
Chanr* Charlie’s.
Tonight's program of II evenle
starts at lilS o'clock. The final
program o f Friday night wlU be
climaxed by e consolation event,
also osar th# 7-lf mil* distance.
Entries end selections for to
night, with the latter capitalised
a* to dogs which should finish In
ifle a m i *Pay. w e r P ta e g s , a h y n o s
M ahout, n is rlla o * .
N lath rsc s , f - I I m ils a e r h r i Mol
ly M ales*. W ILD MAIDRH ( I ) ,
C hase* C h trlla ,
H aw k s U a m .
T r s /lle e ia * . ANN HOPN U ( , ASH
. T MAT ( t ) , NfWK
' T e e th rae*. ( s t s r l l y i C w im ea d -
wired itoduy
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�Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail. High*!
And Water Transportation
AN INDEPENDENT D A llT NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Trade Body President
In. Letter To Citizens
Asks For
Co
To tin Cltlsens of Seminole County:
On tin night of lia r. 34, U>, Board of D irectors of the A rad'
nolo County Chimber of Co m m , i t , riveted me Proaidant of this
c rfin iia tio n for the balance of tka ensuing year and I am
Indeed appreciative of the high honor which haa been bestowed
upon me. I accepted with the prayer that I m ight prove worthy
of th eir . confidence and with a reaolve to dedicate my time,
energy and aurh few talent* a* I might possess to help re* to re
the Chamber of Commerce to the high plane to which it right
fully belong*.
*
It I* our earneat deaire and purpose to m(k* thl« in the
strictest *en»e of the word VO UR Chamber o f Commerce—e
real common meeting ground where your ten t Imen t» can be
cryitallied ami your suggestion! and recommendation* care
fully and impartially welghad and fabricated Into workable
plana mutually beneficial to all.
Any Chamber of Commerce can only be Juit what lh»
citlcen* of a community w ant It to be. My observation while
going over the length and breadth of thi* County convince me
that the cltlirn* of thia County ,lncerely deaire an alert,
progressive and aggressive Chamber of Commerce. Whether
o r not we hav, thi* depend* entirely upon you. There ire th ro i
e u e n tie l thing* you mu*t do to help ua accrmplUh that:
1. We mu»t have your financial rapport—which
mean* your membership.
2. We must hav* your contribution—which mean*
your Idea* and suggestions regarding what Is needed In
the community and w h at' should be done by the
Chamber.
3. We m int have your co-operation—whlc), mean*
your willingness to work h eart to heart and hand to
hand with your neighbor In carrying out tho project*
which Ute majority of the membevehlp haa decided upon.
i . A! f ro*,tln *
the Executive and Finance Committee*
lest night, It wa* decided to atari our memberahlp drive on
and Saturday, Apr. 1*. 17 cad 18.
• f M a t weak, and Monday, Apr. to
• f the following week, w o n select
ed fo r th* d»y* General Ir a n * and
Ua “arm y* vriU endeavor to "*#11"
th* Chamber of Commerce to
•very resident o f Seminole County.
Th* drive la to sta rt with a “kick
off" breakfast ert Thursday momlag »»d,w in close wtth a "victory"
sapper on Monday grading. The
location o f these event* and the
poroanael of th* “g ra y " wfl) be anLast night’s maatlng of th* im
portant commlttaaa waa th* fir-t
held fine* T. E. Simpson wa*
*fc*M to ..tho presidency of th*
NUMBER 14!
IDAY. APRIL 9, 1936
RITTER INSPECTS EVIDENCE
Register For]
June Primary
"Precinct Books “Are
Brought To Office
Of Registrar; Open
Until .End Of April
Supreme Appeal Is
Sent By League To
Warring N ations
Japanese 0 ffk e7 l'% Jr£*SSS£Reported filled “
'a? tT f*S
In Border
Clash *Emperor—^Reported
* ,
___
Nearly 4.000 voter* in Semlnoi)
County have registered for the
June primaries, W. J. Thigpen,
supervisor of
registration, re*
porta, but a much larger numb**
remain* to be registered. Under
a naw law passed for S t John*
county ( S t Augustine) every
voter In Seminole fhw nty must re
register this year or else he Will
TOKYO. Apr 9 —(A1)- T h e H ar
not be allowed to vote.
bin, Mamhoukuo. correspondent of
Poll book* have been closed lit
i tho thnm i Japanese news agency,
lb* country precinct*, but th iy
GENEVA. A pr.
(A P)
I reported tonight (Thursday| that
will bo kept open in Mr. Thig
—Tho
C
om
m
ittee
of
T
h ir
a
Jap
an
ce
lieutenant
was
killed
In
pen's office In the Brumlry Build
a new clash with Russian soldiers teen of th e League of Ng*
ing, Sanford, until April 10. City
Lied today to »«nd
near Sulfenho. Five Japan-sr
books (Precinct* One and Three)
- appeal to Italy
tw y
soldier \srre reported missing after a supreme
will be kept open In the basement
ab stain front
from ■
ami E th ioinla
p ia to abstain
the skirmish.
of the Court House until the final
i poison
gaa In tnq
r.
The leutenant with a small com the use of
d a ta
mand was patrolling tho hilly Knst African War, The daWith only one preelnct missing
..... .............I
made___oni th e recom
country nisi of Suifenho, accord- clston.
a total registration of 1.809 to
m endation of B ritish Foreign
data la reported by the supervisor
Federal Judge TTatstrart R itter of the aoulhern district of F lo r [ ing to liomei, when they enroun- Secretary Anthony Eden, wag
of registration. More than one* ida w abown |n the camtiil at Washington a* he Inspected two, tried I t Russian soldiers. Dome!
approv'd without passing npou
half of this number I* In the City,
trunk- of evidence inlr-umcrsi at his Impeachment trial before the said the Russians weVe'ssn Man- the allegations that Italy had al
988 In Precinct One ami 1.181 in
chmikiioan territory. Both sides
ready used g»a In the Ethiopian
Precinct Three. Tho total regis Senate. (A P Photo)
started shooting about the ,iame
invasion. Committee action u r |M .
tration reported from the country
time.
both government, to
observe
precincts It 1,883. This reg istra
provisions of lha anti-gas con
tion by precincts, with Precinct
vention and followed the appeal
F ife unreported, is as follows:
liy Eden to Italy not to use polPreelnct 2
. . .
__ 211
■oti gas against Ethiopia.
,
Preelnct 4
.. . 98
Ilia appeal waa mud* shortly
Precinct 8
. 181
a fter French ministers lfff0 r SSSd *
Precinct 7
..U S
him that if Germany should con
Precinct 8 .
. ...... n
tinue it* violation of trssUee
Precinct 9 .
2J0
through the erection o f fortifi
Precinct 10
_ .
124
cation* along the Rhine, Franco
■Pveetnel 11 . .
11}
reserved the right to take any
Precinct 12 ..............
81
step* she felt the situation JvttfPrecinct 13 ...
._ io
ficil.
Preelnct 14 ............................ 71
| In talking about Italy*! re
Preelnct 18 ......
_ 69
ported use of g:is, Eden told It
Ethel B ritt Harris, negm wnm. i» a known fact th a t Italy has
in . can continue tu occupy h-*r
■hipped 289 tons of polacn gag
home as far *\ a trial Jury m
th rough. th a .S a a i C aaal atgee
C o u n t)’ C ourt, U toBcwrned. The
the beginning of hoctUltloc.
woman was a n rs te d on a chargo
From Italy came report* th a t
of unlawfully retaining posse**i< n
Em peror Hall# S&tossl* of E thio
of property not her own. but the
pia h at shaved off hla board la
Jury brought In a verdict of ac' an effort to escape w ithout being
quftlal.
recognised.
Reports said tito
1i
II . i
a . 1. * I
»U*«
URjmtm ui IPfli
Evidence
/,.
_H w
w
emperor's privet* troop* bad b*0Q
.
»adduced at the trail It A m atter or- judgment,
but* he
A m atting of ths Samlnol* Roys yeatarday
*ho*cl that the ne^ru .
...
.
defeated by the Italian , and are
Athletic C a b la called for 'F ridiy W. m an', home wa. bought by J.
» , m e Aoeeelale*
.
, V"
"
evening a t 7 o'clock!
R«ln« fell on many section* of now in flight.
K. Jackson a t .h e r if f . s a l, for *ho out-1.1- limit allowed oy a
the Southland today, swelling rirM2 and then, according to the * * 0 C0U|’L
K*lassie la F llfk t
P^>P«rij( near Monro* Come, woman’* testimony, she wa* orrederal Judge A esander Aker- rVs ahich . already were out of
ROME,
Apr. 9r - i A r) ~ \ repent
their
bank*
and
doing
dsmaga
In
waa bought by Carl Fesaler front dere.l to vacate the premise* mi- m ,n
"Tampa testified he thought
from northern field headquarter)
Future Farm ers of America
WARM SPRINGS, GA, Apr. B. Roy Bandars for $1,000, e rro r). less she paid $200. She did not >h* M 5.000 fee ha allowed Rankin town* Bin I the countryside,.
The Tennessee Itlvar at one end ot the Italian arm y In Ethiopia
"to ta l” fee to be i|ei-i
from Homestead, Dada county, —(A5)—President Rooeevelt, en- Ing to a w arranty deed filed to- ;hivc the money, refused to m ow, w**
nml
the Mississippi at lha other to the Stafanl agency aald today
day.
■
and
continues
to
occupy
the
!n
Iho
Whitehall
case,
ara In Sanford today, gueata o f ’ route to W aahlngton by train a fte r
rendered
hundred* of Tonnes*-*# th a t Emperor Halle Selassie and
hulls*. Itcruril* were introduced to
Judge R itter la charged with alSeminole Chapter of th* F. F. o f, two weak* o f Halting In southern
' show th at the property wa* |n | b>wlng vscesslve fees to R ankin,( families hnm rlrsi a* flood water* th* last remnant* of hU body guard
A. ’Seminole Chapter won first, water* off Florida, arrived hare
through
building*
anil are Heelng In panic. Th* ra p o tl
jher name wh- n the City fnrn-1 wilh obtaining money from Rankin crept
place In a state-wide contest and - today In a h a ary rain.
■cross lowland*. Additional hun ■aid the em p tier had shaved a f t
I
rinsed
for
non
payment*
of
taxes,
in
return,
with
practicing
l
i
e
aftHome*teed Chapter won second
0 n his way hero tha President’s
dred- of Georgians and Kentuc hla beard to escape recognition
plac*. Th# vial ting ltd* i n o s * t r t ,B
M rt o f th Another jury In County C ourt] *r going on the federal bench and
tour o l vocation*l kgrleultura) n * e _ u / w j . —5
,
BC<|uilted Itenry Burke of a charge! with failing to pay proper income kian* were forced out of their and capture.
home* by overflow*. Additional
project. In Central Florida, conof obtnining good., with th# in-[tax**,
rain* were forecast for most of
I^t
n m W .v .s t-u t u . 1. fostatwn o f tho wind and Thin
Annihilation Demanded
ts a tto defraud, Evidence showed)
------- — — —the Horded area, hut communities
ROME, Apr.
OR—fr fa iJ fr
that ho obtained a pair of uveralla
| pinned hope* on tho chance the Mussolini dectsrad yesterday th a t
Th# Sanford and Homestead,
night and Friday, poeaibly shower.
rain* would not lie so bad a* only
"total
annihilation"
of
Future Farm ers were to play a
fat th# e itc m e north portion. Ex
thos# which sent virtually all Ethiopian fores* would lAgtm
gam* of diamond ball thia a fte r
trem e northwest Florida: Cloudy going to- work In a turpentine L o a d e d
S c h o o l B U S •trrnm s out of their bank*.
fascist colonial aacurlty as Ita.'y
noon, than thro# tads are to be
_____
and slightly coolsr in tha w att por camp, He was to meet tho comA fold rain poured down on
Initiated Into the “Green Hano"
certain pnlnt
tion tonight, Friday partly cloudy. pany'a truck at
PASO ROBLES, fallf., Apr. 9— Gainesville, tie., i-hilling refugees counted her w ar dead from tka
degree, gad a t 7 o’clock thia aranA frican campaign.
the following day and, according A mid parvlce staliun operator Ining th* vial t o n a re to laavt for
Italian nawipapera
publlabgd
A rthur Bra nan wa* today *d to evidence, w a, at; the appointed dsy terrified a <>us l-nd of 80
DsLapd where they will bo en
what wsra termed complete Ilsto
vised th a t Ramon* Eaton of th- place a t th* appointed hour. How srhool children by firing revolver
tertained a t a fish fry.
of E ast African fatollUan, nam
American Rad Croaa Society will ever, th# truck took a different shot* into the vehicle during .a
Thoasaa Walm-Mgy, BUly Col
ing 1831 Italian soldier* hilled,
be In Orlando the firs t three d u rout*. The f-dlowlng day Burke three mile chase.
bert and J , B. Stapler are the
fatally wounded o r dlaspyaorgp
e l o a st weak to giro examination, w*e arrested on tho charge of atThe m an. Meric I- Smith, 83,
three boy* joining Seminole Chapsince the Ethiopian Invaiian
to thooo who desire to h , i«x tem pling to defraud the rommls- Psrn Rob’ee, apparently was seek
g in .
aminers |g Ilf* aatring. Mr. Braran aary out of lha pair of overallsing lo harm the vehicle instead of
Judge Jan. G. Sharon instructed the driver a r children, police said.
I) Duce’a declaration wga ad
dressed to member* o f Uh fggSmith opend hi* chase when th*
WUllam M- Downing. Tf, who ter**ted should got In touch with th# Jury to bring In a verdict of
aaguittal for Jee Harrison, *e- bus *p e d p a a t his service station,
cist cabinet called togsthar hi •
*~“
spent th* vrintor wtth g daughter th* Rad- Creaa offtea.
cuaed of telling meat th at had nut pursued It In an atltomoMI* and
special, unannounced saaalag.
In Orlando, died thi* meriting h i n
lie asserted th* to tal de«treating
8. Alan Sharon, chairm an of the been Inspected. The trial de- He flrad from two pletols: Six shot*
local hospital a fte r an Ulnae* of
of
Emperor
Halt*
ReloaalgY
LOS ANGELX8, Apr. 9— {AR) IQ day*. It* earn* to Sanford two danca aommlttas fa r tha Young Vfh|>e'l that tha alleged offense hit tho ho*. Nona of the children
wge
not
in
thia
County.
arm ies “cannot ho lacking ' nor
waa stnMk.
Democrat* Club, aald today lh a
—deckle Coopan, young carton
-Otha W hltg waa convictad of
delayed” and a t th* u r n s time p iaator, won two damag* anfta
the organisation expect* the polla rain* t hint for $$00,000 ycatarel* red “th* bgttl# against sana
tklana to support tha dance th* petit larceny and waa sentenced
tions proceed* everywhere Wftk
Clnh t* giving In tha Mayfair to ,p ay a fin# of $80 or serve six
Superior Judy* Frank Swain
Hotel h*nt Monday evening. 1h»»* rnanth* on th# County road. Wh*te
the greateat decision and aucaaan.7
th* negro who robbed I. I).
directed a ju ry to bring la a vordonaaa, mi th* an n lv a n e ry of th*
U tln’a slot# of $>.10 a few days
dlct foe Coo ra n , Th# suite wvro
hirttt o f T hia. Jefferoon. ere to
U. H enry Jones, a 13-ycar oM
baaed an a n ant earn bile sa d d e st Mr* J. F. U a 'a f AH ast*; on* b* a Ivon nil t r o r th* country. Mr.
gr* boy, waa eenricted of str.ii ]
"Plan** accept
my very
teat year In wh4efc O o p a k f a can. H. A. Downing of Atjante. Shnro* aald.
2 n hat from tha J s c sb tm
sincor* thank* for your I »ther, John H . Ceegan, end thro* and on* alitor, Mro. Bd Hiastmoar
to* and waa ordcrcdd Iran*terect, which 1 very much ap
of th* acto r’* friend* wore W W . • f Telodo, Ohio.
Tha Liana Club w ill pro*cut thi
WASHINGTON, Apr.
rrod lo th* Juvenile Court. To n preciate," write* Mrs. Llnoa
Fwmral sirvfaaa win ho condcrU progrnai.pt thia evening’s Tlolr kins pleaded guilty to petit la-. Barn*t R rgan of 809 East 40th
•Th# Ssnato lobby c
*4 at llikP ahlack tamaerss in^o- Waak Servianhi th* Capgrogatlonil By and waa sentencwl to pty tUrsat. Savannah, Ga., to TH#
tog from tha Krichaon Fur*Hl C hart h. Tho Khranla Cinb h*J
Harold w hich published request
Bom*, with <h* Bav. A. H. Cel* charge of loot avonhsg'a service.
for Inform ation as to th#
officiating, and the h#-*y wfll h* Tho laro to d i n w as aek#d by Jud«#
where*bout* of -relative* of Uw
R. W. W an, B. R Andrews read
lal* M ayor E vened P. Borne*
th* Scrlptoro, tha Bar, W. P.
of Hanford, whose widow. Mrs.
Brook*. J r, offered the benc-lwAIk# A. Barn#*, left a legacy
tlon, and n am ber of hymn* wars
a t |t0 q . Tho Penn Mutual Uf>
XAMI Apr. !.—(Ah—Th# city’s Iaroma** ^.Company
Phila
d departm ent was Instructel
delphia sought thi* paper’* aui
Prday by the oity commission
la locating beneficiaries of the
Mn with palico In conducting
•state.
Rid Investigation of the bumbMra, B ryan writes that W. C.
«f unfiniabad rosldsnccs here.
Woodruff of Sanford sent her n
service,
vs homaa hart exploded In ro- ropy of Tho Herald and th at
wroka In katkroom* of bull-1- ■he haa sine* gat la touch *U h
^ under construction, d*vtroyNEW YORK. Apr. »— OF)—
th* lac uni no* company and th a t
Rasa Psnaalla, h e r manager dis
. property and endangering "th* m atter will be handled
k No arroats have hem made, to a sonchulon In payment of closed, saffacod n fractarod arm
In the porfannnaco o f " Carman "
' palico" Uamod “racketeering tlm Insurance claim."
last Baturday night Ip RnWasoro-
Five Soldiers Among Xo Be I it Flight
Missing Following
----•
Russian Skirmish Selassie I s Said* T o
Have Shaved Beard
To Avoid Detection
Jury Refuses T o $75,000 Fee That
PutNegroWoman R itte r Allowed
Out Of Her Home Called Excessive
Also Acquits N egro'O utside Limit .Would
Of Charge Of At-1 Have Been $50,000,
tem pt To Defraud
Say« Justice Davis
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
"Wa m o st Kara your financial
rapport. wMah mean* your mamhershlp,” Praaldant Slmpaon says
In an onan latter ta the eltlsm • f Samlnol* C a n ty today. “Wo
must havo your contribution,
which moan* your Id#** and aug-
bar* yaw aa aporetlen whleh
ataaa* your usSRngntae to work
kaart to heart and hand la hand
wtth your neighbor fat t a m i n g
out th# project* *Ueh the m a|ority
th* S im tssli Chamber of
area if'a Oagnty-wW* or-
itton. aa Ra na*a* Implies,
lent Bltofto* '* 7 * h*
that every hualn*#* and pro-
u h Of
\pt Fount
a*
Atr. $• -
Future Fanners
President S e e s
Of H om estead In
Some O f Section
Sanford For Day Tornado Wrecked
Mad Service Station
Operator Shoots At
£7 h
q ifleu Of 10 D^ys
alts Won
ide Coogao
d*F.
..
Beneficiary Thanks
Paper For Advising Good Friday To Be
Her Of $200 Legacy Observed In Sanford
. <
I Lawyers Will
’o Find Bombers
Pedestrian K i l l
By Jackson vill,
DOING
Hearst Loses Round
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HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
dogs which ShoeId flahh In thw'
ue Season To Start Today money:
ford Lookout*
To Begin
First rore. eoarter mile: Den
•A1
___
^
*
Traffle Bo, PAIR 1MAOt.
TTiiii ujuiie Between
Dcinfcii Yanks-Red
laiuurivea Sox*
oua > mark.
(1), on Tlmo. Ho* flat leer, JOY
ason Tom orrow Schedule Calls For 4 dames Each Week ■iNo m. npc MiKRUsr t«. n
o tm n
JO N E S R E TIK E S
mrauN, Apt.
F a a h lo n .
sck B rlngforS
dea For .Team
New Uniforms
L
a y e r s in ju n io r l e a g u e
G
SPONRnnp.n n v q a v w n p m imua \ iou n gn en uames,
T h ird
SHM1N0LRS
« . A. Cahfc. mxr.
William Brarun
Elmore Oradlch
Barnard Collins
William Hoolahan
Richard Meriwether
Roland Floyd
Taylor Brown
JImmla Inr lay
Millar William*
William Hfrndon
Jimmie Ridge
Emmett Herndon
MUton Huddle* ton
Eugene Cochrane
Thomas Cobb
The Sanford LookooU (that*,
of this year*, team In
M Florida But* Ja*rue. instead
1Calory Fade) begin their epHng
wining tewoon In aernaet tamernr. Some of the boyn were out
I the field today, betting ap a
iw fly*, but they wont gat down
I hnfd work until tomorrow a.
any o f the player* war* not **■
it ■«■*
Bm Back? moot for the Chat
tanooga Lookout*, araa aspacUJ
early this-afternoon with eight
nek lea for tho Sanford Lookout*,
He I* alee bringing new uniform*
le t the entire team, fumUhad by
the Chattanooga Lookout* with
which the Sanford Lookout* her*
i' working agreement.. The** uni
form! are wMt* with the word
“ Leakout*” aero** the ihlrta. The
latter “ S’* I* to be (obetitnted for
the Utter "C " on the aleem.
Prr.tdent C F. Wert of the,
Sanford
Baseball
Association
signed two new plrytra tod a y■in Cate* of Key West, a mem
ber of a former Sanford team, and
'Jet BUtruf who played last M i
ron In another ecu them atate.
Cab* la a third baaeman and
' Blitruf I* a catcher. BUtruf will
arrive Wednesday. "Stuffy” Me' Crone, manager and first baseman, was expected la(e thla after-
Fred W r ^
B. A. HowardHoward Plxler
Spencer William.
Walur Pale
Philip Kronen
Hugh Carlton
Scott Melntyru
Jack Sparkman
John RnaaMey
Herbert' Moreland
Julian Simone
Jlmml* Carter
Mika Baua
Southern L o o p
40 Red Stars In
To Use Arcs In
Windows Denote
Profits S e a r c h
Backers Of Team
> '-The Sanford lookout* will
carry 14 men, but between 20 anJ
U men will try out for positions
an the A am ^F i ssfdrnt Wert *akl
today.
*
The League mason begin* a
MEMPHIS, Tenn^ Apr. 8.—W)
forty buxlnees satablUh
week from next Sunday with h —Dixla baaeb.ll magnate, will
In Sanford art displaying bl
game In Sanford between the
depend on arc lights to guide their •t*r*. lndleatlgg that they
Lookout* and the DeLand team.
way to bigger profit* during the backing tha Sanford Lookout*.
1938 teason.
Customer* o f those establishment*
MUSIC INCREASES EGGS
After sundown baseball will ba will, by thalr trade, help finance
6 BLNGSTON, N. C, Apr. « ^ P )
■—Crudy Bolton says 18-mlnut* played for tha first lime this year tha baseball team, It Is explained
talking
machine concert* are In four o f the eight parka o f the by director* o f tha 8*nford Basecauelng hi* hona. to lay eight dox Southern association, while at call Association.
en egg* a day, whereas they for three other* th* night game his . More stare are going up, how
ever. as soon as lhay can ho ob
merly laid only flat. Tho egg*, ho been In vogue previously.
Only Knoxville, where attend tained. C. F. Wert, aresl'snf of the
•ays, also are larger and bolter
Association,
has
ance has been discouraging, will Baseball
f. /
, --------------- ^------; I* without equipment for night lewslrv store on Flrel Street,
there Is no star In his wfohnp i
i> WOUNDS PROVE FATAL
|play.
] ATHENS, Ga, Apr. 8.—(/R — ' Thomas R. Watkins, veteran though he wot on* of the fin
_________
Visa Lucille Puryesr, 42-yaar- president of th* Memphis
club and »lvn up for tho financing i
Old atonogrepher. died Sunday of long * standpatter, capitulated
i
____ I P*'**- " n * « < * »Ur. though.
pistol wounds suffered Tjtfadsy. A this year to th* demand*
nds of the
th*
"There wuran^ enough to
________«
.
Bll ■Fnunrl
are f l i t
anm a
a la .
ooronani fury said the wounds .porugolng pub Ic, andl agreed
t-.
“ aelMnGIctad.
equip his Russwood park with a
Security
Lumber
CO M PAN Y
No Middle Profits
SANFORDAUTO
ACCESSORY CO.
Wa Ar# Her* to SUy
204 Sanford Avenue
-■-il.v
h alf
ner* will play * "world stria*-’
Thla afternoon’* game la to be
between the Bad Boa, John M*Uch,
Tr „ man*i*r and the Yankees.
Billy Eachry, manager. No player
U over the ago o f U yean.
Maxwell Stewart, president of
o f tho Jnnlor League, which la
aponaored by the Lion* Club, tald
thla afternoon ha ho pod that he
would be ablt to gat Mayor B. O.
Bhinhobar to pitch tho flrxt ball
In the opening game thla after-
F i r s t Entrants
Li D e r b y To Be
Picked Tonight
1
W
dm
M
m
_ Make-op of tho 11,000 added
Derby which will cllmaa tho aookm at Sanford-Ovlando Konnnel
patron* of
ttfm thalr
ajlmlnalpin
vToalght’e ninth Is th* festor*
r f tha' evening
tha fleet of two
Conaotatlon . Elimination.. Tha
eatriod an tha tight dog* who were
•I*mlnotad In ftrwt and Mcornl
quarter-final Derby eliminations
of 10 day* ago. Heading U* fist tonight b<
R' nny Bay who will , run wltR
Paddy Bln*. Mtikrl Fairy, I-ady
Traffic, 8ani| Qreon.. Car o*.
Qua**. Flash Peat and Ml«« Mark.
All af them era popular favorite*
of hundred* of patron*.
Wild Mol'en set*Wished herself
__ a
____________
*■
Derbv wlnnlr*.f»voflte when
*ha swspt
home ahoad of HtwVa
__*1»#
,e ■ a x
a '
Light, 1 Ann
Hbpo* and Newt In
1that order koforo n huge crowd
Sat-nlar night
* Tha four will antar *ha Demy
with Mo'ty Malone, Ch-nce Char-
Uttlo Rock, Nashville and At
• IU. Traffic Bing, and Aih Tray,
lanta Inaugurated maada matinees
over* ana a youngster, and track
a few year* ago.
.otfUal* are leeklnw ‘for one of
“ It Isn’t a question o f whether
the greatest crowds and meal
baseball can ha played Last at day
thrilling
race* af tha year.
GJA8GOW HONORS BOIJVAR
Tenl*M‘* entrdaa am* salactl****
or night,” Watkins said when ho
,,GLASGOW, Scotland, Apr.' «.
with th* latter capitalised as In
gave up hi* long fight to keep
—IJft— In Glasgow’s new street di
bassba'l In th* Southern under th* rector*. “ Bolivar TorrMo” has dis
sun. “It 1* a question of what th*
placed "Montgomery Tarraea" and
fan* want. Since w* announced we
at one of tho itreat corners a tab
were t(flipping Rumwood with
let name* Simon Bolivar a* “ tha
light* I’ve heard nothing b-it
word* of commendation.*
Tha Bd'Jthsm I* trying another
novel ld*s| The Shaughnessey
nryntt, m e n M O T
play-off system will ba triad for
SABA-mTA, Anv. fMJFV-Th*
a second year, but the team that Florida State Hotel Association
wlna the most o f th* 154-gam* convention opened hara today fur
schedule will receive th* pennant a three-day meeting.
and th* league championship. Th*
8haughn**Mr plavoff winner will
represent th* Southern In th* Divio
sort** against th* winner o f th*
Tolas league In which the Shiughnsssey system s'to Is uttd.
FLOWERS
FROM FACTORY TO YOU
(ta il
McLauHn, .
The Jeweler.
KEEP YOUR EYES
Chxrlea Thurston
Ema.l Lea
Lyman Baker
TANKERS
Billy Zaebry, mgr.
B ir .
'Olln Greer
Mack Cleveland
Joe Tmhet
BUly Tlpplna
Carrol Godwin
William Owana
Paul Moor*
Georg* Spatr
Stewart Quarterraan Sherwood Jacobson
John Adam*
Chari** Andercin
Kenneth Echoic
BUly Johnaon
Beseem Carver .
Hubert Hayta
George Kennls
Nolle Trawlck
Roy Mixon
Edfar Danmark
Nei) Angel
Stm Thurmond
Bruce Bolt
Oliver Stapler
Donald Jone,
Harold Madden
Nash Kennedy
John Angel
R oofing
fu ln r llj
* CUBA
81. Clair Cameron,
■r.
Clifford Proctor
Cecil Miron
Charier Fining
Mach Cooper
*
Kirby Flu
Lambert Palmer
David Gatchel
Charles Cook
Jema-i Hamrick
.Wilbur Bohanan
RED SOX
Jsha Melack, Jr.
Lumbar And
twee,
N.ii
panlihrocnt « U visited swiftly up
on Industrial worker* who failed
to rot# fn the lUr. 29 reiehsU-t
•Indiana, H was dtacloaed today.
T h ., war* summarily dismissed
from their Jain yesterday.
Thai German labor front together
with the Nani party organisation
prevailed cpon the employers to
flro Radi "sliekers," contending the
fs'.lrw workers who “did their doty"
coojd not toWrata tho tiiitanca of
the others In their midst;
eorond n r f, mtentr (ftm ball
dally doakMji CACTtin ri-OWKU
ill, r>e*ra Dm , O Henry. Jars
Maaisr. PRCU JOURS III. Blondy
Mn.trr, Reel■ alary. UCRWOUU
til.
Positions Are Lost
B y Non-Voting Nazis
E S I pnnrani
W e a r W a s h a b le S u its
a
Youth Finds Way To
Impress Girl Friend
HAI.INAH, Calif, Apr. 8 , - l f l
— Police w .r. mystified hy fre
quent theft* of a 23-paaaenger
achoo. tus. They always found It
abend onetl later.
Eventually trapped with It, Rov
Marxorlnl coninicd ho used It to
Igo sailing on hit gtrL
She was Impressed by It, ha ex
plained.
/
F0R
econom*
fLinen Soils
6(
(vert In clu d e ))
r^cs-rfe^x. LinenPants 3i
Seminole County Laundry Inc. #
Cardiu Helps When
Nerves S e e m 0n|
Edge Every Month !
Women who find themeolvoa In
t.U , painful, nervous fix, *ufftnng
}| ! every month, may have •*w*|
functional tvcuble which Cardul.
*-** should beneflt“ At Mima I felt like 1 mu*1
scream If a door .lammed or there
I.M v i i an unusual nolw** writ*®
*;!! Mr*. P. A. Odum, of Habm City.
tM El*. “ I did not feal Uka d*lng
l.
t# my heuso-work, and a* I
;• » other work braider I felt more
. like lying down. A friend «
[VIL mins aaked me Vo try La’ M
_(in| which L did. After roy flnt hotU*. I f*11 m»*h betwr I eontoued taking It until 1 had t*k«l»
l'™l„ , >U or seven botllm. By fcU time
, 1 I was so much Improved I w*«
* ™t | able to 'save It off.”
m, do j
|| nut benefited hr Cartel, ten*
M 475
« !• W. IN
HERE’S H OW
net t h a h o a t in m ixed d rln k f
For Yoar
Party —
ORDER
had
�Ran ford Is Tha Only Central
Florida C ity A fford ln c Rail, H i f h n •
And W ater Transportation
a n
in d e p e n d
:
—w
8 A N FORD, F LO R ID A .
FORTY-EIGHT DIE AS TORNADO
AND FIRE SWEET .GAINESVILLE
ounded I n
I iff l t d I f f c
Kstabikhed In 1908
IDAY, A P R IL 7, 1936
N U M B E R 140
Bodies Of 42S A re
Recovered In Cities f
StruckBy Tornadoes
Ravine
—
r
D
•
Storm 1 ransrorms Business
P a r t O f G a in e s v ille Into
Terrible Blazing Shambles
O f Rebels
tFPoUtical
■Among The
Gainesville, T u p e l o
Each put Estimate
Rising R [ v e r g
.
Threaten Flood
Swollen Streams Stop
Highway^ T r a f f i c
Inundate One Town
k H i H only estimate
» othere” 'were (Wad.
of victim, taay reach
M Full man car occnh m o f the crew ware
af men. believed to be
»w a reported to bare
bridge ae tha tram
* * • It Several .Important
1 flgwaa war* aboard tha
aatharltiaa thought
G A IN E S V IL L E , Apt*. 7.—
af GalneevlH* tnt»» ■ terrible
( A P ) — Rising riv ers added
biasing shamble* In which mnr-'
than t*0 persons, povnibly 200 met
the
threat e f widespread
their death. Many «f the Injured
floods today to distress in a
have since succumhed, »rmi nf
doien states stricken by tor*
them on special train, on which
nndoes which
m ay h a r*
Without waiting for a request claimed a death toll o f 600
they wrre being rushed to ht»*|ilUla In Atlanta, tt wa« feared that from notional headquarters for persons
persona More th an i125
z o bodLoo
many more victim. of the tragedy fund, to help relieve eufferlng In k's o f victim s o f w in dstorm ! • t
will be foil nil when relief workers liainr.vHle, Ga„ end other eouth- this week and last h a re been .J
have b.rn able to dear u n y ire ern cltlr, hit by tornado yesle'- recovered and Red Croat authari> '.jj
A tornado, with aubecqurnt fir**, ewept tha business district o f Galneavllle, Ga., killing at treat 49, injuring hundred-, of other* and ma>. of wreckage wrought by the day, Mi.* Elisabeth Anne He tie. .aid 1.727 werv badly Injured ,TJ
devaitatlng tha downtown taction. National Guardemen, firemen, doctors and nurata ware rushed to tha atrickan town to recover bodice twister.
Forrest, erecutive secretary of by twi.tert which damaged 3,200
Gainesville’* known ilrait In Seminole Chapter of the Ameri homee.
q ''-C l
and care for tha Injured. Thia graphic picture, taken by an Aieodated Preaa photographer from tha top of the wrecked courthouse,
Relief worker.
tolled under -t*
ahowa a ecctlon o f the demoUihad and charred bueln.ee dlatrkt
the itorm subsided. Note tha smoke from burning building. In cludred 10 who** bodies were can lli’d Crnaa, thia afternoon le
burned ■bryoml recognition in an aned on appeal to resident* of marcs,t akin tl two mltl title* jfj
tha background (AP Photo)
outbreak of fir* which followed Ihl. .et-lion for contrlbutiona th.l hardest hit -Oal.resvi In. Ga„ and
the abrupt atornft **•
Tupelo, Mias.—where death roil* 3
".urely will be needed.”
Five engine, and ambulance.
Associated
Press
dl.patch*, mounteil In a ghastly parallel !• .
w*re trapped in their effnrta t-i quoted tied Croae offlelil. to near the 100 mark.
get through the atreeta
atreet. by the day a. ataling that fully one
Ha in and awolleo .tret tut threat* ’’
litter of drhrl*.
million dollar, will be needed for encil reveral commitntle. wnkh •*■
Water malne wrre bur.t, adding relief work In the atricken rone., raped from tha 126,000,000 twkten !
to the difficulty, of fire flghten.
Miaa It*Korre.t .el a minimum .Sunday night and Mnrday F'-aadC
Food and clothing .tore* were de quota for Ihl* .ettlon at 1260. J. generated
by a four-inch Vain- ■. .
molished and a shortage of sup. |„ inglcy, executive vice-prealdeirt fall courted through the Carolina J3S
Wv* loomed a* an added hard.hip nr the Sanford Atlantic National foothill., doting tha hlfhwuyi^.''
a* relief agenda, hurried help I llank, U co-operating with the About 200 negro Homee la Chare H
'here.
, |____...
„
.accept ton- lotte,, N. C-. were Inundated. • * v «v ,
Rad Croat ____
and will
I Than were qa official e.llnuU.I trlbullon. at tha batik.
heavy flood*— are predicted. Bait,
of the property damage in IheJ
Capo Fear and tha Manse rivrtl
•tormi but reecue worker, e.tjIn North Carolina.
Ona hundred fifty eight sndlaa NEW YORK, Apr. 7. —W )~ mated It might reach above |H.000,000. From 1600 to 20O0 were I
wero In morpilee at (7sines villa •
Marllyn Miller, aUr of "Bally” and
reported Injured In the .tricked
today, while the aearth continued
other atage and acreen aucceaaet, areas.
1
for additional bodlta in mint. Of
died thia mailing at Doctor.
Unflrmed student* (rom Georgia'
apprnalmalely 100 Injured iashad.,-|
Hospital. In private Ufa aba Wai military academy and the Rlverto Atlanta by .pedal (V la s *
Mr*. Cheater O'Urien.
alde academy patrolled the area
train, for hospitalisation, two Fled
Miaa Millar had been In the until relieved by three companies
enroute, two othero succumbed ' f : .
boapltal three weaka, auffering of National Guardamen. Neither
•oon after Ihalr
arrival, and , ajrt
from a alnua Infection which wai the military academlea nor RrvMarriage llcanaea war* leaued
phy.lclana raid the condition of a
folluwed by a toalc condition. She hau, well known woman'* echool,
today to AlU* S. Breawall, SI, and
doien more la critical.
waa 3H year. old. Her career aa
In briilllng language, tha court an actreaa dated from tha time1 were damaged.
JoaaphlM Saray. 17, of Oviedo;
Convlcta, fireman and National ,1 Gang, of convict* were hurried
Richard Aklna, 36, and Clare Me. majority aaaarted tha commlaalon- ■ha waa four or five yeara old. '
Guardmaen worked shoulder* to l
here to help dear up the debrie.
Gao, 27, of Sanford; and Columbve ar’a action waa "wholly unraaactnwreckage. Big bod lea wort removed ■ _ ^
She waa noted «a a dancer, but■ Polka from nearby cities were
Brown, 21, and Bvalyn Rutledge, abla and arbitrary,” and further atao waa acclaimed a nurceae aa a
ahoulder in clearing atreeta of the '
1 brought In to aid in keeping order.
pursuit of tha Inquiry wouk) con- alnger, actreaa and motion pic
21, of Sanford.
at dawn from Iho charred mini of
• Undamaged re.ldence* were com
atltuto fiahtag expeditlona.”
a hardware atore.
ture player.
mandeered to hnu.e the Injured.
Conatltutionallty of the 10,11
The
County , Commissioner*
Tupelo prepared to bury almost ■'
Those In charge of the reecue
spent moat of tha morning listen Sccurllie* Act aa a whole waa not
200 o f Ita daad aa the aaarth want ; ^
- work here .aid It might he day*
decided.
Tha
act
require*
rvgiv
ing to the reading o f a volumi
on for many periona mlaaln*. Bo* 'i
before earn* of tha dead were
nous report from tha state auditing tretlon with tho Securitlea Camtwoen 760 and 1.040 o f tha tewn'a A
I Identified. The bodies . of many
department.
Monthly
reports mliaion of all propoaed stock
f Ineat hou.ee were |*re!*dI_.a»4 J b
1 ware mangled In the wreckage
were received and flloi and severs! Issues. ,
many homeless survivors are la* Hi
and reared by ftamei whkh fol
In Naw York Walt 8treet ob
email bonds were approved.
Ing aheltared by other residence*. I
lowed the atorm.
server* said that in view of the
It la feared that Park Lane, MM ■J
Fir* companies from Atlanta,
court'a
failure
to
rulo
on
act
it*
B. C. Dodd, who reetnCy in*
■ Buford, Athen., and * wore of
Program for tha first of Utc which the negro aectlon waa do*
aalf
they
saw
nothing
Rhat
would
nounced hie candidacy for County
[ nearby communities were rent four avenlng service* arranged oy moilihtd, would yield up mare*
commkaaioner declared yesterday hamper thy comm lasIon In m1 her* to help control the iltuation. tho laymen of all Sanford churches bodlaa. light bodlaa hare beam
that h* la running In District No. fartamont of the Jaw.
for Holy Week waa presented by retrieved and It waa eonridawd •*■.,
that there art >1 Bona of the i Instead of In District No. 6. Mr.
Commission officials said their
tho
High School Gla* Club before the (oka b# drained to find more. ,j a
Legion Squadron* In Florida, thatb1Dodd eeld that at. tha beginning impression wa* that tho act wm
a fair eliad audience In the Con Emergency morgues dotted the
•very Legion Post In Hillsboro of the campaign ho waa Informed not materially damaged and that
gregational Church last avenlng. city aa undertaker* haatlly atao
county hat a squadron, and Ahat that Golden rod, his, home, la In It waa possible legislation wn-nl
The service began at 6tl0 o'clock
b* sought to confor specific pu».-r
Fourteen persona, are dead In
and closed promptly al 6:80
to compel testimony such as was
Alabama.
IS al Rod Bay. Twohr*
o'clock. The Rotary Club will hare
asked o f Jonts.
charge of this evening’s service. seer* killed In Tennessee, fire tack
In bitting at "unlawful InquiiiIn th* Congregational Church at In th* Columbia and Clifton arena.
torial Investigations,” th* court
LaCrosao, Ark., bad on* death. 6:10 o’clock.
Ona million dollars will ba seed
"To escape assumption, of such
To tho accompaniment of Mies
ed
for tho relief o f tornado n J(arbitrary) power on th# part of
Clifford Bhinholacr, r trio comfere re, the Rad Croae
(Qwt r e H e « raws r areei
posed of th* Misses Dorothy
Clauao, Marion Clous* and Louie*
eliminated.
Rosa sang a number, tha chorus
BLBCTRIC TRAIN ARRIVat
County Agent C. R. Hawaon
song an anthem, Miaa Nancy
attended the meeting and ex
MIAMI, Apr. l . - O P l - A
plained to the boy* how to go about Rosecttcr read th# Scripture, the
it to treat celery seed with a solu Rev. J, Bernard Root offered powered electro-locomotive
tion e f correal** sublimate. Tha proycr and tho audience sang a th* Ore*** Bloeeom Fpedal I
A Joint gweting o f the executive
Miami yesterday over the I
couple of hymnal
fartnoc- could treat hla own seed,
and finance committees of the
board Air Line Railway tra
Those
In
tho
chorus
ware
the
ko
10
or
more
candidates
for
but
few
of
them
go
to
th*
trouble,
Hemlnota County Chamktr of Com*
ily offices will have two more Mrj Dawson told tho lads. The MJoses Virginia Bacorn, Antoinette completing tho first trip of an
portion tonight and Wednesday and metre has been ceCed by Pnsi.lentJ
irtuntlee this week to meet the Future Farmer* therefore decided Hayes. Doris Domer, Aik* John* electric dram train from I
in central portion: Wednesday,
•on, Daphne Tekech, Elisabeth York to this city.___________ '
slightly colder la north portion
to shoulder thfk trouble.
Whittington. Helen Chapman awl
tonight and la south and central
IM i n Is bl trs^
Dor la MeOall. The ushers ware
yretinao .Woditeeday.
Extreme
ro*ed mamber.HIp
a* Demonstration Club of
Mark Palmer, Karlylo Houihalder,
northwest Florida: Party cloudy
loots will serve a chicken
attendance of every
Robert Wilton and L E. Tow.
and tookr. pratedod *w rain In
u upper In Chuluota tomorrow
I# requested by the
extra** eaot n**tlo*ntoolght;
th# trade body,
kt, sad th* 4-H (lob girls of
TODAY
Wodnooday portly dandy, slightt* - i ll prerent a play and the
i I* chairman nf the
6:10 F. M.: Hoiy Week servk#
man's
Homo
Demonstration
nJttoe whkh le cootsegregations! Church.
b o f that section will serve re
kur Braaan, Wsltoi
thrownto in the Wilson school
BURUNOTON. N. C , Apr. t.
Friday evening. Six o'clock Is
Apr. Tv—Id’)—Fifty o f th* UeoUsu
hour tar both events,
W. H. Tunniclti
a now poet office buildlag—I* th*
TOMORROW
ft# general public end csrnll*
>. 3, W. Costs
10:00 A- M.: County Board of Ed- building.
a# a n invited.
ucalirei. Court House.
Th* hoy recently was received
H i l l P, M.: Kl wants Club
IN GAB INQUIRY
Maytak Hotel.
Veterans Clamor
To Sign Lads In
Sons Of Legion
Unlawful Probes Marilyn Miller,
Are Criticized By' Star Of 'Sally/
/S uprem e Courtj Is Dead At 38j
To Roll
a Bristling Language Noted Actress Dies
-I
ildy-for Waahki
krw Bprlnga, Go.
Qoa...utiU, Case
r .c *
In Securities
mtnl. Ill 3 Weeks
Hungary Prem ier
And P a j - t y Head
Engage I i r D u e l
For Audience At
Laymen’s Service
Future Farmers Will
Treat C e l e r y Seed
Leading Committees
Of Trade Body Will
Meet Wednesday Eve Politicians Invited
To 2 More Meetings
LOCAL WEA'
WHATS DOING
Key Arrivee, Though
Town Lacks Building
)ON, Apr. 7v—(At—Great
k pressing for latmedlsts
M by tha League of Nochsrgeo Italy hi employing
ju s *gainst civilians In
�T U E SD A Y . A P R IL 7,
THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A
The Sanford Herald
Revenge la Sweet
Citrus
G row ers O f Florida THIS SANFORb
Have R eceived N in t Million
More This Season Than Last
op member*. many of
•crib* lo !!>• Herald. :
Very rrepct-tfully, ^ •
Sanford Townsend Qoh,
E. C. COWAN,
President.
GEORGE M. DOUGLAS^,
Secretary.
Sent tn the Editor of TheHan).]
■t llir N<|imt of itr 45 i n n e p
prerent at our meeting' "Hold
Friday, Apr. 3, 1939.
v
FORUM
Increase In Net Re- «»•« *f caurornie &«:. t««.
turn Is Four And “ m* "** ■"
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O
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n
r
t
p
r
M
i
l
l
t
n
n
bo*M
*l
iB
■
«
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*
•
of
I2J4,
arid
\ ^uarier Minion ir.,„ of umtU0
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19M
^
poia
a y Cwvra re# Week At ewraavy
e*tl-**
rare*
*4
state would prove sim ilarly dlaaatrmia. He nremn to frnr •■ ■ »,,>n tl
that oome of hia colleague* in Congrtmn may have the im- m«ntity
presalon that dredging operations in Hiacayne Hay would M «r. 11
turn Miami Beach Into a denert.
| y -h* f
l.
“ Your section o f
W hHm-Znr’ rr' r. m
m any of my colleague* In Congress that unless we are very, s.'.0.000 f
careful, the waters of Florida will lip damaged and may he " iinv»
mined through the construction of the cross state canal." r’",,hern
Mr. Rears writes. “ I do not know what effect this is going ’ hl*
to have on further deepening of harbors at Tampa. Miami.
Fort Fierce. West Palm Beach and other cities.
A vm ,
"W hile I do not believe Ftoridar will be made a de«- J "*
ert and I have been convinced by geotogista of the highest [
'* '
standing and the engineers that the waters will not he
'
TUE8I1AY. AFMlb 7. I»S«
affected. If those who are so insistent and believe t» th*-1 fiirllr.,, „
R n U K v KR8B FOU TODaT
contrary do not correct this impression among my m l-! lllrt), llr,
A SAFE FORTRESS:—A* the leagues, and It should prove they are correct, and by so | pubHr V,
SMunt> Ini
Sr*
round
alout deepening and widening the w aterways of Florida, our. Florid*
Jfonualani, to tha letrd t* round w aters are ruined, then it would he unfortunate lo muke \r>l*ine<i
•bout hie peoplri fnm henceforth Miami Beach a desert ." he declares.
, In prlvi
jven forever.—1'ialui US: 2.
Mr. Sears then rtqucsts that the Miami Bearh chamIter of commerce employ romnetent geologists to make a [,urn'
,m1
The 'rrOe* elite ranel hn* lief- thorough ntudv of the geological strata underlying M iam i1
to determine for a certainty whether dredging1
Inltely been rvptoiist.il l.y Cou- Beach
groai. but th* work there goe* or. einratlons in the Bay would contaminate the Beach’s water
and on.
supplies. We dare say that In his present frnme o f mind
•t' h|i»m
Mr. Sears would Insist upon this precaution even though / " " ’V,'
It*# •
ttiinic Uov. liholt* the fresh water at Miami Bench were shipped in by tru in '.
fan t a ranliditU' in lhi» election from the mountains of North Carolina.
(./„m
Romo of Iho other Candida to*
O
f
course,
Miami
Beach
receives
Its
fresh
water
from
night finite r f.w >iircR«tlc r*
the Everglades and the region o f l-tike Okeechobee. and no .....nt, .,1
nirkfl fiLiuf h in
amount of dredging in Biscnyne Bay could Interfere with
,|,i
1..
Spcakin 1 iif i' c *li e;*nniv»l **f this s u p p l y , h i * nsturally would mean little or nothOu cr<ttl <dst- cst’ .'l h, 1 m - t'»t. ing to those who have plainly lost their perspective because, "r »>• Dv
th* Tampa Tiiliun* any , -I'tejily. o f the defeat of the cross state canal.
shi„m,
Sanford no a hu* .1 t> O.u rhim.e
of getting (ime fund* Cuita n-edrd
hoepltal." bet u* hope.
The fiovernment Debt
Of court*, if there should he n
war InJiurop* wr'll k*ep out of tt
git right . . . . unle** lemi *nn
of a gun over there maker mine
•rack about our being too proud
to fight.
Now that Mufidlni ha* *tarted
dropping bomb* on Aildi* Abnbs,
the Ethiopian* at !a«l realbu
what ho m ant wher be laid be
"latervii-1 to elvillie iht»k bar
Arkansas rehlennlal rcWbratkm
leader* Hint to air, tlta radio
-Will R oam trail** to a roadwrfy
from northwestern A rk iran to
Louisiana. *
•t in l l f i p of ( i i i .
"W» have Bid on* thlhff thb
»M»on that wc did Hot hi to before,
■rid that U a national adfortlitng
campaign on all Florida fruit.
Anilyili of marketing conditions
thlo fM t offoro convincing proof
grapefruit ptkeei advanced IT
oentr pef twr-W» otfrtMfr market*
thl* irason, a hits F'orlJe u ln
harr irtrarod M r.oti higher thin
A bfelfcioua and Tasty
O r a n g e J u ic e
L in k S a U s a g e
hettrr itandard Italian of thlpmmt« under th» new itn* Inipectl<’n list, tad economic roniltlon.
Vrnenll, trv Improved. Thi fart
Mist w* hid 1 free** In thi 1934.
3.1 <>«nn dee* not detract from
Ihe better showing mid* thi*
resr. for tn th» reiaon hefor* that
of 1913-14. when we marketed Joit
«* much fruit M was mid sit in *on rrleei wire stnvwt ■■ low
T .h* tinge Hut*. fof tMrop|e
» ‘ M* m r w* m m
l..n.*.K24 hole* it in iverage jf
*2/17. cnmpf red with «■)*« In the
of 'he rffertiven*** of IhU il '-•tlelng. Th# greater demand II
)i«* ''rested for nttr gnpefrult,
"Huge* and 11 ngrrinr* I* dlrrrllv re* pom lb e for rnerh of the iml>n.v*m*nt In price*. Ak ihe resol' or in *iponditure or ahn.it
IMW.90W 1n*i atlverttilng,- gTT)w>*ri
sill recoin gt lestt *10,000.000
more Ihm Ihey ,|i<| Im y n ri for
the aim* Smount of fruit,
“ Rurally Important la the fad
that thl* advertising hit plir.-d
Klorl'a growers, In a poalttu'i
where one* more they can *«ll
their fruit aurrelaful y In rompetl*ion »Hh lhat from California and
Tr»»«. n**pllo the fact that Florida grapefrrlt ehlpment* In Marrh
were heavUf than In the two prect ding •eiioni, and flood condl•lofts handicapped a»le* In many
■ection, average auction price!
steadily advance I throughout the
WAFFLES
*lth
ftj+tfp
- JM»pl«
H i SyWp
L y J m
C o ffe e
LANEY’S
Drug Store
M1
st
A
l|
1
f
barian*.
In th* Eskimo language, “ I k*''o
you** I* "UnI*fB.**ftrnitiilnalfnai
uanjuai l.dtturjak." Thi,. evplaim
wky the arctic night* have to bo
ao long.— Eu»tl* larko Region.
And why nempaper* ere •omrtimea unjuitly accused of typo
graphical trrori.
Wo knew lhat n lot of penpl |
had lost confhlciic* In the-dollar
I during th* pa«t three yrer*. hut
WO didn’t realise lhat thnt ment'tl
1 attitude also Inrluded nlekeli m l
1 dime* until we diaenverrd how
■ many people were playing th* *hl
’ machine*.
Only leven men have actually
lallfled for BuRmalnrlat honor*,
iouth no I*** than eighteen have
■fUtnuncrd their inlrntion nf maHlag the race. The »«ven who hat a
g id Uielr fte» nret Grady Hurk*-Jerry Carter, lieu Chappell,
«d Cone, 11. F. I’aly, Ralrlgh
Ptttcwiy anil J. R. Yrarwnod.
>••
"
0— “——
People who are aympalhatli to
tha Faiclit form o f government,
Sf like the Idea of a dicta tor »hip
for their government, have diffi
culty
explaining
the
higher
^Standard of living In thi* rountry.
In Italy, w* read, gatollni eallt
jfpy VLtT a gallon, but practically
on* drive* s csr except public
Iclali, th* nobility, snd the very
be government evnd* out s
U orf prupngnndn. Paid Paul
lion yviUrday: "A Waahlngton
I oatate man utrollad Into n
dwnro atom In Carthage. N. C.,
I found the proprietor kicking
sad a (lack of mailed liter.*■ about four foot high. The
ipyiotor explained: 'That's the
I have received from Iha
pi Homing 'Administration
I the last la months. I haven't
to a to open any of/lt yet.* “
FLOWERS
EASTER
Orders iaSm for
CORSAGES
Of course, It Is not expected that this govehimenl debt
will have to be paid off any time soon, or even within the
life time of anyone now living. But it ia something on
which interest charges will have to be paid out of current
operating receipts Furthermore, It Is Interesting to note
from this statement that the government owes nearly five
billion doilara In “contingent liabilities,'' not ordinarily
listed as part of the government debt,
We hope that Uncte 9am does not have the sutne ex
perience which a lot of the r o t of us have hod when wo en
dorsed other people's notes.
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS ADO
Hanford will play hoot to the
Florid* Grand Lodge o f Odd Fel
low* and the Raboceoha on Mon
day, Tuesday nad Wednesday and
all tha eltlxons should got busy
and show the visiters the proper
lino while they ora hero. J V
flrtt itty will ho the decorating of
the hueIn*ao hoosoo on Monday
the violtors to any emrrentkM ax
It carries with It tha real eptrlt of
hoepttality,
Honorable board
of County
Cooraeiraionera, la end foe Bradnoto County, met la ngukv see
aim raoeally with L 9. Hagan.
L. A- Bromley, C W. Entxmlnger,
aaa r a 'a tl
IBJIjf R fflll
k .fa f earn
A Cr. and was able to get tup
notch -price for Ih* crop.
Theouort . Mrsd’a
emarytlta
garden at Luka Churni i* attract
ing many vliltor*. Th* field 1*
beautiful beyond description. H i
Mead I#,a pioneer In bleeding
amaryllis la tha United Stale*
and eopplylng florist* at many
northern points.
0. W. Bpoorer purchawd IhU
week what la known as the Hall
land In Cameron City from B. A,
Howard.
W. M. Colbert, who t* farming
at Cemersn City, baa 30 uraa of
gram top celery, acid to be a
splendid tray*
0. P. Swope, candidal* for
county comaoiaatoair tram the
Fourth Diatriet, has the diaUaaUoa of M a g the fleet Candida N
OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBA
H A R DWARE CO
FISHING
CONTEST
STARTS M
CLOSES SE
P F L t iflC t R
H K DO ON
LIV E
M t .H t W
Over • period of yetra, certain bulo
advance* have beet* made In the
•election and treatment o f cigarette
tobaccos for Lucky Strike Cigarettes,
They Include preliminary analjrae*
Of th« tobacco aeJacted; uae o f center
kavaai the higher beat treatment o f
tobacco ( “ Toasting1'); cofnideration
Lucldas
of add-elkalino btlifld
qu^nidefihiteimproyen
and controlled unifoi
finished product. '
Ail theae combine t
superior Cigarette—a i
rette, a cigarette made
bodied tObaeooa— A 1
�THE SANFORD BE IALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
JIM TURNS ON THE HEAT
ial
Social Calendar
WEDNESDAY
The Literature Department zt
the Woman’s Club will present two
ernes bn costume from Shake
speare's
“ Midsummer
Night's
Dream." at 3:30 P. M. Mra. W. E.
Klrchhoff as director, Mrs. J. B.
Cocburn as sponsor, and Mrs. V. E.
The Literature Depastna—k-e l
a Woman's Club will meet at
00 P. M. at the elub house for
bdainesa session and program,
Dream."
“ Midsummer Nlght’i
Called meeting of executive com
mittee at 2:45 P. M.
I
The Sarah Parker Orphanage
Chib trill meet at 2:30 P. M. nt
tha home of Mrs. W. R. Ed»nflald, 314 W»*l Third Street.
THURSDAY
* • . The Grammar School P.-T. A.
«J will meet at 3:30 P M In th-aehool auditorium,
J jS f -7 FRIDAY
Wj Seminola Rebekah Lodge will
iLjmeat at 8:00 P. M. at the OdJ
f T Fellows Halt.
M , The
Easter
cantata,
“The
^1" Crucifixion." by John Stainer, wll
be presented at B:00 P. M. at the
First Methodist Church uy (5$
Sanford Wonman’a Club with the
jJ ttKpeTalkm of the Sanford Minlatartal Association.
\
SATURDAY
The Ceclllan Music Club will
Tonight
Lul
Tim es
Circle Number Twoj
Has Regular Meeting!
Mrs. G. W. Bai:«r and Mrs. R. U
Shlnhoiaer wer* hostesses at the
regular meeting of Circle Number
two or the First Methodist Church
held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Bailey on West Eight
eenth Street Mrs. W. P. Fields
presided orer the ousinees session.
During the social period refreshiW t l S I B M m r t hrtfcnmrtesses
assisted by Mrs W. M. Haynes.
Those present were: Mrs. W. M.
McKim. Mrs. A. D, Shoemaker.
Mra. A. D. Zachary, Mrs. W. 8.
Thorton* Mrsj W. P. Fields, Mrs.
(Timer Marshall of St. Charles,
III, Mra. R. L. Shlnho'ser, Mrs
G. W. Halley, MrsyJ. W. Her key,
Mra. J. E Bridget of Moonhead
City, N. C„ Mrs. Bessie llut<£l
son. Mrs^ J K. Mettlnger. Mra.
W. W. Kills of Macon. Ga.. Mrs.
John G. Pstterson, Mrs. J. M
MeCasklll. Mrs.' C. C. Priest, Mrs
X. E. Wl son. Mrs. G. A. Radford,
Mrs. Z. B. Rstliff. Mrs, Frank
Adams, Mrs. W M. Haynes, Mrs.
Walter l - Morgan. an<JMi*» Bes
sie Zachryt
ORLANDO, Apr 7.—UP)—Th*
third annua) National Amaryllis
Show of the American Amaryllis
Society opened her* tdday
Thousands of blooms will b*
displayed for two days. On* axhibit ia from Ca'lfornl*.
I. W. Heaton of Orlando, man
ager of th# show, said he ex
pect* 1 15,000 perions to view
the free display.
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Vm
7
*/
Toil IHI ’ ll % ri"t wHhit* fill IIH!,
Honolulu |H»|uf lifiuirtmeni ’
t*rmin«%
.♦ %rouriire \\*\
from , irubinc voronmit
tree
Personals
public thon*
Friends of J. H. Truluck will
regret to learn that he ia II at
hil home, 1119 Magnolia Arraus.
You'll He Al Your l.ovrlt
Best E.iRtcr With A New
P erm an en t W ave
, .wr'll HHp
Put yi>ur*4*lf in «*ur hmi<U
make y.u a t mu ruinif xUml out in the
Kapler
IVrmanrnt mvlutlea shamhair turn amt
$7.".0 A ttOOd
Krnlrrif** Miron
17AO A f . 00
Hraliwtic nr Kufenw
*2A«
HhirWy Tritijilr
uma
■/•VYM
*/
■ ^ .L
^
S. magnolia ave
PHONE t*!t
Mias Claire Zachry is planning
to lease Thurvlay for Okeechobee
to spend the week-eoil with Mrs.
E. M. Meaerse.
Mrs. Gordon Cherry of Tampa
arrised yesterday to spend a Tew
days here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. U P. Hagan, Park' Ave
nue. ’
James Cagnry, in the role of n -byway pionri r who laugh, at
deatr anil lived for love, ia *h«wn iiliove handing a line to pretty
|June Travis, who ia crary about flvmg and >lkr* aviator*, in a
tie
front the Cosmopo'itan production i eilmg Zero, which open, at
Min Katherine Scott of la - the Riti Theatre oit. W*dnaeday
fayrtle. Ala., and Miss Mary Ja.ie
Preston of this city have accepted
Miami Halts Payment
positions with I ever Brothers.
On
Parking Motors
They left the latter part of last
week for l>eesburg.
MIAMI. Apt 7.—fj»** Th. • .tv |
I
HONOR STUDENT
, of V|iiiimi heltl up a « f (i m t jmv h ru t |,
f«" m
parking titrti*t* t.il- ,
I Iiimmg it* ilHapjrrriviiij?
mri*
Hu nt of a contract by tlu
*lu»!
jwt k-o-rm-ter company of i»k!ahoniit City to Shaw H it tth ff', Ilu*..
A KloriiU firm.
Oita iiaymvnt, amounting u* $ I
I :UM, wi-i rnaJt* tn Shaw l! rot hors
j b* h>re City Attorney J, VV Wll*
1 ami, Jr., recently ailvtatnl wiruiint
1further payment* until effort' hail
! been iminiHr to «eek a ir turl!*in of |
i the meter coat*.
* The city r*fu*r.l to recojftiue iho
I contract **algmnent on groumh
that It contracted to pay $"»H rach
. for the me‘er», and that the Okla- ,
] homa company then a**lgned them
l|to the Shaw firm at fdfi each, a
|lowing a profit of $2ii*
’ The meter* were expected by
1 the city to provide nn annual reve
1! nue of I^O.OOO after they had hr
paid for.
To Sign Lads In
Sons Of Legion
ir.allssM r.— was* 11
legion's program of Americanism,
rehahi Ration and preparedness.
“ Yo-i know.as well as 1 that other
nations are jealous of the United
States, we must have an Army and
■ Navy large enough to protect
our shares, and there is something
wrong with th# pacifist who ar
gues against preparedness " He
said he was “ahocked" a few ilava
ago when a leading business man of
Jacksonvt le obleeted to a resolu
tion presented at a meeting of the
state's educators requiring the dis
play of the American flag in
school rooms.
Among visitors at thu post
meeting were Legionnaire Sam
W. Geitan of Sumpter county.
J
Built to match the finest
Kn«*<Action Rids
put lofriy nml rn*ivft»#l *m ntiy ro*tl
"Turret- Top” Fithsr BodUt
The iiiMitril,
tx*hr» built 1<*Uy
l # v i l Floors— Front and Rsar
Ft' f imun for t*U
SAN FORD 3UICK
COM PANY
S. M AG N O LIA AVK.
I N l i ft P Q N T I A C S
N A T I O N A L I C O N O M Y C O N T I S T - T R I I CA RS
THE FASHION PARADE
For April’* itormy weather day* out At
youraall in a polka-dotted raincoet in',
protect your coiOure with a matching umbralla. It come* in transpaient watarproofed *llk that raaamblt* cellophane. The
coat, when nat in use, folds up into a caaa
Which can ba used to cover your handbag.
Fashions and muilc go around and around
for her* we are, back again with talata
petticoat*. They’re striped or plain, with
or without ruftUii and a rustling new high
In apting frivolity.
To My FRIENDS
Beauty la Ita own aicuae for being, but
there cen hardly be any ascuee for wander
ing eyebrow# and amudgy lip rouge with
this magic mirror that can be adjusted to
almost tny angle. Because It's lighted from
behind It lata you aaa youraelf aa others
I wish to take thia mrang
of extending my apprvriation
lo *11 my triends in Rsnford
for their generous pafn.nagn
during the years In which I
operated my business her*.
I am looking forward tu see
ing each of you at* my new
place in Galnatvill*.
At last a hey chain that does away with
otruggllng to find tha right one. Thia la a
alive r metal linh chain which reaamblea a
charm bracalat. The charma ara aach aa •
car, a front door, a desk, a wlaa bottla and
ao on. You attach tha right hay nail to
tha corresponding charm and your worries
STEVE DROSOS
• BOWS REPLACE CLIPS
LONDON. Apr. '7—<4>)-8 m a li
bow* are being warn in tha hair
iaataad o f clip* or flowers.'
Farmer
Owner
• nd
M a n a g er- o f
S T E V E 'S
PLACE
FOR EASTER
GIFT BFOB
OXE
S OFFLOWERS
MAILING — «UM UP
CORSAGES
10c UP TO 828.00
NOVELTY PLANTS
ANCY CUT FLOWERS
!
counts
Siiiuuth 'I.ft*I *m r in >iny wr.tihcv
Selassie-Sends Two
Lions To Texas Boy
la la p h o n a
that
11 Vint (#t i»l vrwml
u»*ler Aititi AhI>> Wit iu(4t(iatun
Triple-Sealed Hydraulic Broket
Records Reveal
Unlawful Probes
Name O f Town
Are Critized By
Long Misspelled
Supreme Court
BROWNSVILLE. Tea, Apr. 7.
—(A^—Emperor Halle S« lass le of.
Ethiopia la sending two lions from j
the royal kennalx to Manuel King,'.
Brownsville boy lion tamer.
"Train them, put them In your
act and send tha Emperor a pic
ture of them," ara tha Instruc
tion* sent to Manual by Howard
Winner, newsreel cameraman nuwt
in everything
Price C l a n Winner 351 -Ml l v Yotemile Economy Run
• Th* tenth anniversary o f the
founding of tha Ill-Y Club in Seminola High School will be observer!
with special service* Thursday
morning at 10:00 o’clock at thp
CENTERVILLE, Ia., Apr 7 .school auditorium. All chartar
( r w e l la o e * gew a. r a s e O w el
members, past presidents, and th* three primary department* of i/Pi—The name uf this town lm<
present members of tba club ara tha government I* not enough. brvn spelled with a "C” for ycaia
Our institution* muat be kept free when, as a matter of- fact .t
Invited to attend.
from th# appropriation* of un- ’ should have been an "S."
authorised power of leaser agen- j The error wa* discovered by
County Clerk Howard D. Kvant
ties as well.
“ And if the various admti^ntra- when he searched through the rec
SAN JOSE. Ch If, AptC T,—W) tlv# bureaus and commissions . . .j ords after receiving a letter ad
—Explaining ha wsa trying to are permitted gradually l» axtend |dressed tn Senterville.
“wash away his alna," Thomas their power* by encroachments— . A history of Appanoose county
Holland, 31, lumped 40 feat o ff a even petty encroachment*—upon |shows, soya Evans, that early
bridge. Re landed In water ala tba fundamental rightri privileges day resident* here decided tu
Inches deep and suffered a broken and Immunities of the people, we name the community Sentervtlle
Ug.
■hall in tha end, while avoiding in honor of Guvernur Renter of
tha fatal consequences of a Tennessee.
later, the state legislature, not
supreme autocracy, become sub
knowing about the connection
meet at 3:15 P. M. at tha atudio merge^ by a multitude of minor with Governor Renter, thought It
Invasion! o f paraonal rights, last
of Mra. Fannie & Kanaon
was Just a rai* of had spelling on
Tba Loyal Temperance Legion destructive but no -less violative of the part of the old timer* and
eoaatitutional
guarantees,"
will meet nt 10M A. K. at tha
made it Crnlrrvllle which, in all
Methodist Church annea for a
probability It will remain.
doughnut potty and hlka.
wa* of u l i U u l i i l *
i
P. Paul's Beau ty Shop
Dr. and Mrs. II. 1> Smith are
spending this week in Alabama
stalling nlatisra.
Amaryllis E x h i b i t
Opened In Orlando Veterans Oamor
Because of the observance of
Holy Week, regular meeting* of
th* Garden Club of Sanford which
wer* scheduled lo take place this
weak have been postponed until
, neat week j The board meeting
|which was to be held tomorrow
I has been put off until Wednesday,
Apr. 15, and the circle meeting*
I fur Friday, Apr. 10, will take
flacr Friday, Apr. 17.
r e l l l n w
IIO N 'M I I t
Telephone 148
POSTPONEMENT
Thursday
Climb Cocoannt Trees
And Personal Activities
LRGARET PETERS, Society Editor
Only Native Hoys ( an
....V.
1
Wh*n thara’a near* la that ctmpnapof,
tha ahirt frock, that1* nawa Indeed. Thia
vanatila ona la worn with or without
Ita contrasting blouaa—without it, it
double* as a tanala frock. Mis* Joan
Plank of Alabama Collaga ia ita amart
You’ea heard, no doubt, about rejuvenating
your laat year's evening clothe* by adding
a bunch of fraah flower* or part n*W bow*,
but w* think a far smarter Ida* la to add a
boa ot soma sort. It can ba of th* earn*
malarial aa tba draae or of flower* er of
tall*. You’ll And the*# boa* positive baau-
�UNOFFICIAL
Voodoo Dancers
€ a t i Gyrate O n
Havana Streets
PRIMARY ELECTION
For County Com
District N*.
DEM OCRATIC P A R T Y
CHARLES DUNN
JUNE 2 ,19S6
BOSTON STEELE
SMUNOLK COUNTY
oner
HAVANA,
ben authorities have permitted
Vnaolgoa” to offer public ritual*
Sod demonstration* »* ■ ild* *t-
D.L. THRASHER
. ' For County Commissioner
District
district
J. D. DAVISON
y . J. (fUNIE) STEED
FRED A. DYSON
))AN CHAPPELL
OTTO SCHMEHL
TYM. C, (Homestead BUI) HODGES
PETER THURSTON
For Attorney General
For Comptroller
OUR EXPERIENCED radio tech
nician will gladly give you aa
estimate of th* cost of repairing
your radio FREE O r CHARTJE.
We are prepared to service all
makes. REARS, ROEBUCK AND
CO- ORLANDO, PLA.
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
For County Commissioner
RAISIN LOAF
Whole Wheat or White
District No. S
CINNAMON TOAST
* - ‘
W. B. BALLARD
For Railroad Commissioner
For State Senator
37th Senator!*! District
*
BRAN MUFFINS
COtyUES
2 dot. 19c.
ROY L. HOWELL
State Treasurer
SALLY'S
Magnolia A 2nd.
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
: I— Automobiles,
C. B. SEARCY
1931 CHEVROLET Dual Whfel,
long wheel baa* truck, ff**
Tire* and Tag. I27E.00 Real and
Beni, SOI W, Pint St.
FORREST B. STONE
4— Hint in e*n Service.
W. R. DUPREE
For County Commissioner
MEN WANTED
Rawlelgh
Route* of BOO famllle* In East
Volusia, North Marion count!**,
Oviedo and WlnUr Park. Re
liable hustler should start earning
128 weekly and Increase rapidly.
Writ* today. Rawlelgh,
FAD-2U-8, Memphis, Tenn.
District No. 4
J. J. PARRISH
B. C. DODD
For Representative, State Legislature
SJ. LEHMAN
w . b . w il l ia m s
Grtwip N o. J
GORDON BARNETT
Dlatriet No. ft *
W. G. KILBEE
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
For County Judge
J. T. McLAIN
H. H. PATTISHALL
G. W. HPENCER
F of Justice o f the Peace
a w . WARE
f o r t h District
JAS. C. ROBERTS
For Constable
Fourth District
BOB DODSON
JOHN G. LEQNARDY
W, pERBERT MESSER
Texas Governor Says
Women Wore Clothes
During* Pioneer Days
WouM you rMhar p*f fir padw
tog your horn* la a hasp mm
■.«* a law (Ulan a aaraOff
without disturbing yosw aavtgMg
account? Sea u* far dated*
sboui Pituburgh’a aUnrlg. way
Time-Payment Ran. . . "PaAff
tcxlsy, Manlh* lo Pay." No rod
lap*, no down payment, m .
much a* IB months lo t*ry)
cover* both pal'd and Im r.
Taka advantaged ltd*plan.
and cut Cower arrange
menu for all occasions.
Mrs. C, R. Kirtley
Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing
Diamond Mounting- And BdimVflu
*wu« m raiaea ana Ywa tawww*--
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Seasoned and Ui
TO ADULTS, 3 or 4 room apart
ment. P in t floor, connecting
ior O f Registration
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
SHORTS
Cut Flowers
AUSTrN, Tes, Apr. T|—(A^—
Thera will be no nude memorial to
th* pioneer women of Tessa If
WANTED: Job aa housekeeper,
Lleut-Cov. Walter F. Woodul has
maid, (lark, or any kind of hi*
say.
work. Experienced. 301 E 5th. St.
"Pioneer women may not have
COLORED (URL wants job as been clothed In atlk, and satin* but
euak'or mold. Carrie Williams, they were elotkW In modeety* be
•aid protesting the itaturary apfrlt
914 Cypress Av*.
nf th* pioneer aa deplrtsd by Arifst
10— Flower* and Plants.
William Zorach of NUw York.
On the rampu* of the Stale Col
ZINNIA PLANTS, 15c do*. A. K.
Roaaetter,
Florist,
P h o n e lege for Women at Danton, Znrach
wool! place a fsmt y group of
212-W.
nude* os a memorial to pioneer
Texas womanhood.
"Thar* will bo no nude slants,"
WE WILL pay 5c per copy Tor
declared th* state official *1*0
Th* Sanford Herald of Apr. 4.
chairman-of the Taxaa Centennial
Bring them to Herald office.
Commission of Control. H* w*a
supported by U W. Kemp, tbaltman of th* advisory board on Cab*
FURNISHED ROOMS for rant teanial mattar*.
t i l l par week. Also house. 801 "Stephen F. Austin, th* Father
of Taxaa, never founded a nudist
colony," Kemp pointed eat
8, F. (Sammy) LONG
A. G. WAGNER
E ifr w s T
1—Situation Wanted.
For County Commissioner
Jfor Representative, State Legislature
"NaiUgulsmo," ■ voodoo cult, b
numrrkally strong la Cub*. Tl^O
ptK tlm and ritual* are flareback* to th* JungW* of Afrie* and
h are
(withstood
cirilhatlon
throughout th# West Indie*.
Ev*n t^e "nanigo" languag*
'Bold* eloaer to th* African tongue
than to tba Hpenlsh. Hundreda of
Afro-Cuban word, bare etept In
to the everyday language and hr*
•o ferelgn to Spanish t ilt *pedal
dictlonariea have been published.
Much of the rhythm of “Gubin"
muolc come* from the chant* and
ritual* of tho "nanlgoo." The boat*
CHARDON.
Apr. 7.
Ohio’s only woman ccaatabl# ha* Ihf of twin drum*, tho acraping of
HtUi UM for her "old mean!#" gourd* and tho earidOa ditur-deftllAw officer* who prey on young vlco* of tho rhumba art offiboOU
couple*
taking advantage of of tho cult.
Becauio tho bon apalnat public
secluded retda
on moonlight
reremonlta haa bean ao tight up to
nights.
"Moat eonatablea forget th* thia year, photograph* of tho moat
mystic Infloenceof themoon and colorful of all "nanigo" ceremobalmy evening*,”
*ay* Miss nlia, tho "conga," hate been moat
rare. Moat highly developed of
Pauline Hunt, aged 24.
“They aeek to force their offl- "nanigo” dancea, it cenalata of a
ciousnesa on eoupte* who ar« often «*rit* of bodny contortion* eaeCut*
wont to park, wrapped In the *d to the beat of druma and chant*
•pell of love, on tho seclude.) of volet*.
highways. But not mb."
Men and women participate In
"Of eourse. If - f - thought their the "conga*” and the danca goca
ear was endangering traffic, I on for hotin through a restricted
might pleasantly tell them to area in Havana. Th* chant* and
move tho car to a I*** dangerous druma tin b# heard for ttflea.
•pot, gtvo them a smile and then
A "conga," in public, always
depart “ she added. "Some of these draw* a hog* crowtL-and often
old constables forget they were .dark-skinned •porta tor* join the
ever young."
<o . writhing procession.
Ml** Hunt won her badge with
out campaigning. Her name was
mentioned at a township ranrni,
•he consented to file, and that was
that.
Spooners Are Not
Bothered By This
W o m a n Constable
REX PACKARD
For Governor
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J. J. CATES
JAS. Q. SHARON
Apr.
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Feline Fire Fighter
RIPPING TORNADO BRINGS DEATH TO 82 AT TUPELO,
TORNADO WRECKS GAINESVILLE POLICE STATION
Title dabfta MAI it) (H it r i m i l n t d of thf police station
Ga., wrecking the business tfcllon, killing 49 parson*.
damage* were retimaied Into the million* at I he twitter
miles long and a half mil# wide through the north Georgia
after a t e r m do roared t h o u g h G ai nr ivlllt,
and injuring hundred* of others* Property
cut a path of deal ruction two and a haft
industrial city. (Associated P re t i Photo}
Tr * long, shiny T r a n pole In
fire t.atldn No. 10 at Minneapolis
offer no Handicap t^JAichir, *h*
cat
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full Madgrd Lr*
fighter.
Hri -* e le * own 't* miming donn
'P W d h f I f mar* ward killed and hundrada wart hurl by tha tsrnado that rlppad th ro u g h Tupola, M l* ,, a taw
•<h«r wldaly (Oplratod pofhta In tha aautharn alataa, bringing dtclh ta a total of at loaat 1«0. Thla plclura ahawa
gllad <p In I Tupala raaldantlfl aactlon. (Aaaoolalad Proaa Photo)
the pjla with a I rf m an a» tna
l U i r . i gon j u r n .
“d t ’i» cieve
to a
b lu e
(Aaeuciatid
Treat
COURTHOUSE WRECKED AS TWISTER HITS GAINESVILLE
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Photo)
COOPER LEADS A t AUGUSTA
GUINA PIG’ TWINS LEAD BUSY LIFE
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Cooper luoads Coif
Tourney At Augusta
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Taarlng a hoi* through lh# building, a ddth* dialing t<
cauitd tha Galn«a*lll«, Ga., coufthouaa to crumbla. A marbli
Ing In lha aourthouia aquart— laoatad In tha cantar of tho <
ra vjtcd tho town and aiuatd ptllllona of dollar. daman**.
Animals, Machinery
In This Texas Family
Dailt)** leading Columbia Unlvaralty aalantlata through Intaroat.
Ing paychologleal aaparlmanta. thaaa "gulna pig” twin* af Nav* Vark
ally ara ha*ping thalp mothar, Mra. Dannla Waoda* bu*y with thalr
aurplua af -Idaaa.” Th a faur-yaar-ald aana of > P W A nuraoryman
hava baan ui*d by tha aalantlata In ahlld payahalagy *«p*rlm»nto
pint* thty w*r» 10 doyg aid. (Aaaaalatad Praia Phata)
WHERE SCORES DIED IN SOUTHERN TORNADOES
iHyiLLE
Klnlnhinir two atrokra under
par. Hairy Coopr, Chiracs profvaaiongl, twik a firmt-ruuml kail
m the third annual Aufruda Naliunal Invitation Coif Tuurnani*iil
at Auguila, Ca. lie ia »h"wn
adding up hi* aroro at the mil of
dhd round. (AT Photo)
JLAST WRECKS OIL PLANT
0 A I . 1.A S , To * .. A p r . T.— *r1l
" T h i s fami ly itin .U I* nf w i f r u n i
I, on* milch n.w, one l.iiVi juiffn l
mul.<
about
1.175 p ou nd',
I J year*: nrtr m i ll
one
iron
whorl
wagon. . . .“
Thu* tliil a
finrhwrll
ruunty
farmer alail hi* m vtntory in ap
plying In I hr IV * rrsrUlirrnoi'f
niliiilniatralion for aid.
BRIDAL SUITE’ IN PARADE BRINGS CRITICISM
KNOXVILLE
COLUMBIA
Thauaanda af gallona af jaaollna wont u(l In amaka
a.ploalon In a mammoth t*nh atanod a lira that awapt o dl
plan! af lha T a i l . company at alrmlnghai
Ala. Tw o flroman ware
ovarcoma In fighting tho fttmga that rag
far hour.. (Acaaol.tOd
Ripley, Hoover And 'HelPs Half Acre*
Cagney Boys’ Heroes Renamed By Womi
ffobarg, Fla-, but maay
I to rtproaant • bridal
U rgtlrg. (Aaaoclatad
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A re Signed U p F o
NinA Race W ill
Be A Featnre At
'ankees V ictorious
In F i r s t Contest
O f Junior. League
CMANt-K «>. MaaerW abb. 0«ne
2 « f . w i n «**. n u i pal. u t.
War War. Ptckwlrh. JOKM CK01CHI
(It.
K'kM r*e*. (utaclty- laAkaa Dick. |
OArra* itKrr ' U i . Mi n a mutt
HI. Tciaa Hekat. HUlHI- ,
Tome fit. t ><.!*•■ U 4. Tlllta Men, •
'astala Mania.
Mila (raaaala- 1
Itaat: Otralcaa Weper. Rlllr Kay.1
WRjctarp. ANM WILL. (||. Il.ek-
Ttooa teatatl**ty i l n d 1st lia
LaokeaU *ra Ike fnlloninc:
. Joa Rriatruff, O , pitcher, Jack.
M M T il)* .
iV iN M tR A ijr iv *t, ? m
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TaaU race, fatartty: CaanuM. •
FWIa C* TO rink. >1, pitcher
The hatUriet: Tank***, Godwin
M i Tlpptaa: Rad 8 s « Hoenrer Jersey Qtr.
BUI !>®P*r. M, pitcher Ocala.
aad Kennedy.
Herhert Him**, 11, pltchrr,
. Th« Pirate* play iht GalnU
Sanlord.
thla erm ine
Rap Kean*. 10, pitcher, Chle*All tame* la the Junior L»*kw*
wtB ha played aa the Grammar !«•
Do* Harden, pitcher.
Srhaal around* at Rim Arena*
••d Serenth Street, weekly, *■•
eeptfaw Salunlay*, at 8 P. II.
rasrscT ros is tears
McLsuUn,
The Jeweler
Auto Repairs
At A Prir* Tan Can Si
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
S&ST
Boom In Buggie&_. Sugar Manufacturer
Florida Is Sent
Ends Threatened In
Million Dollar Check
Plant Shut-Down WASHINGTON, Apr. 7—tAVLAWRRNCKDRRG, I mL, Apr.
T^-WV—The baccy i»»ln*a* la
bleoatlnc for on* af the largest
b o n y fUctarle* la the country
located hem. The b eet began In
1031 aad trill la cela« strung.
Will laM Knapp, nha at T*.
tnldn the daetlalaa af tha com
pany ha founded yrare ace. raj*
ha sold *«0 bur*Ici l*«t year
for approximately 173,000. Tbiut
cnprrlty. however, U W * bueik * a year.
The' company's blcreet year
« u la lt*0 after which sole*
fell off almost la t'f> eeabhltu
point la IN I. Slace thca It** been
different rad there'll no n*ore
talk heard af rloalnc the plant.
Knapp eay* about 7% prrteert of
ill h * ir ln made are *aU la the
Soath. There a b u m haa a re
sale ealne much klaher Ikon that
Knepp, aa official af tha
local
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MANILA, Apr. 7.—W7— A art
in*rear* la nwnuenhip af (,*.11
wai reported to a recent Jotat ree•lea of the Philippine and North
I Philippine conferences of the
Mether11st Episcopal Church. The
rhctchh Membership In the Ulaada
I now lota * about 0.000.
A paym m l under aa AAA m w
*natrn«t—|l,0«7,*C& to a Florid,
producing cprparatlaa uu
the
largest o f all benefit pay Meat* re
ported hr Secretary Wallace t*
Clerk ‘Spot*’ Stolen i
D m On Cotomer,
• AUQUSTA.'GaT Apr. T^-<AF»
—Helen Raii j i w i. ApactMsed
stare chafe, hwfcai op h taaobe
what a teal *mar weald Ike.
FROM FACTORT TO YOU
No Middle Profits
Wa Art Bora to 81*7
204 SanfordAvenue
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Sanford la Tfcg Only Contra!
Florida City Affording Rail, Hid
And Water Trmasportatbn
'AN INDEPENDENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
No More Joy Bides
At County Expense
By |ts Employees
ttrds Of Most Are
Sand To BeWelH
kept And Accounts
H Good Condition
Kdit Directs
Some Criticism
ta p er Claim Has
•vented Recovery
Troxen’ Assets
Motorised, oqxlpment owned
by the County b to bo n u ^
only in eorrice of tbo County,
tho bowd. o f County Commietlouon ruled yesterday, and
haacoforth no employ** of tho
County wOf-be allowed to g#
“ip r rfSaa" at the eapenie a t
tho taxpayers.
Brtry driver of a motor ca>
or truck muat report to tha
Coonty Inglnavr, tha spaedemttar reading o f hb vehicle etch
morning before starting out and
than report the reading upon
bb return from work. If tho
mtlaeg* U greater than tho
ahortaat rout* to and from the
pace where tha tmployoo wa*
•ulgned then tint employee
•111 hava to do tom* explain,
tng or alae pa. for tho axtrO
Investigators
Probe Wreck
OfTWAPlane
tnetl.
n kept *ad •ecomtel
udltiog Department w
1th the Board of Omm-
St’ ^Tdated jK v lt
Coonty Commissioner C. B.
Saarcy laid It had been re
ported that »om« employe**,
hare Veen returning to Ssnfsrd
from places aa far away at
Chuluota merely to get tiwlr
nth.
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Dawson To Direct
Salvation Army’s
ESDAY, APRIL 8, IMfl
Rehabilitation
Will Be Aide^
OF TORNADIC FURY THAT SWEPT GAINESVILLE
Pilots Were Unable
To Land-In Stormr*
Says One Of Three
Injured Survivor s
$2,500,000 -Of WPA g
Funds Is Alioted
T o Storm Strfck'otVj
Areas In The Souths}
UNIONTOVi'N, P«, Apr.. B.~ - h f j f
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pertinent of Commerce In/
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vest iga tors elirabed Into the Penn''S
) ■-,';f ivlvsnla mount,Ini today to iook
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«. r ,S ; '.-'- ": 7;/“
at tha wreckage of lh« gtant TWA
f S
•7
Iraniport plana »nd Uiten to lh«
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atory of one of tha thraa auri.:;|
fj1;
t
rtron of tha trUih which yeiUr■
j ft"!
dsy took It lives and hurt thr~
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; "f
■; r peraoni who sscaped doth.
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lloatca, Nallle Granger, who,
:/T" - 'p jji J: ’ •,( } ,3;-'Vf
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mllaa to teltphonc
flrxt word of tha crash,
tha
■tsrm Into which tha plana flaw,
B ip iH M H
Ha afforta to land at Pltfiburtih !
,-JMSC^S A \
and tha dcclilon of tha pilot» to
flH h ^ 2
Continue. Than aha said tha plane 1
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ran into tha mouatalnalda In a {
L ^ J jB S B
date* fog. Both pilot* and nlna '
U y , — ware klUd. and then'
AaWe from killing nearly *00 persona, tha I
Vurnad In a ftra which followed ail around, a hog amargnl from drbrta In tha |
tha traah. Tha host tat and two paa- federate monumant, the only objhct that remain
•aecara escaped death, but all wara found lta way to th* lop of a blacksmith uhep
hurl
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past, a marbU monument of tha Confrdarate i
Tha hoataas-norsa gar# flrxt aid uprlgKt In'tha akraaL (AP Photos)
to the aurv+Tora before aha made
her ■tumbling way to the farm
house, there to report that only
Mrit Hater C. K'lenateln, ytfe of
the mayor of Newark, N. J . and
ona 19an panenger. Chari at L.
ChalloTar a f daraland, were el lee.
Prom atarlee told by the few In
habitant* af th* aparwl, tattled
region, officials believed the crash
manned only a few minutes after
the p ans tent out its last wlraleaa
Ignat* *Sd then lapsed into al
ienee*
The wreckage was found nearly
three hours later by Harold Ran
kin, a mountain resident, after he
found the hulaia wandering about
t r leek help.
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Swollen Streams ;
Threaten F l o o d *
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Danger Of Pestilence ^
Believed Past With’
Burial Of The D ead'3
S r T ea i H M h M
bile aquara and non chantly root re) about for feed. Ha la shown (left) under
I standing In tha u| tiara. Nobody aapma to know Just how thb aatomobUa
Qt It was presumed tha wind lifted it and dropped it (hare. At tha paak of
Idtar, Col. C. C. 3a ndara, was blown from it* foundation and dccaplta>^ ^ kt
imtwftiiwafter
nf tnw tha
4Wa south'*
UATlIVi M
AIh dlaAt •
tha Con- M
coming
moat
(cantar) aatroua winter and spring In b’’* /
lha tenv- dacada, brought a serious threat-- '
iwnialnad to numerous cotnmunlUoa which*4
sac,pad tha storm*.
I —.
Alabama’s largar rirara wara flooded but llttlo damaga Indicated
thug far. At Florence tha Tan-*,
naaaaa wa* falling In tha rlalnlty ^
of tha Tannaaaaa Vallay Author-.,
Ity’a operations, but apatraam
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wai rising.
■
Weather official* laid to can*
earn eras fait for MUiUslppl val-,.
lay (area*. Thousand, af lowlander, on tho Tannamae itdo aT,'
th* river, howavtr, were routed
from their homes and thousands’,
more wen reedy to evacuate. :
Praaldent Root*veil ananimmrt*
an allotment of *2,600,000 In’
Works Progrees Admlnlitryton
funds for rehahUltatiyn w e n
death* are famed.*: ~~gx aa
Rear Admiral Gary T. Grnyaant
Rad Cro** thief, reported hta or*
ganliaUon had relied mete then
*3,400.000 for fleed relM tmt
was Making iddttlonal fund* fee
th# aid of itorm auffarara In li e
South*
Tho threat of peaUleece ap
parently ha* b«*n chacked in .belli.
•torm and flood area*. Tha work,
of burying tha dead Is nanrip
competed while th* leak of tar
ing for tha Injured and cleaning
up the wreckage went on.
H u s b a n d ’ s Train
tailing about half of the nation’s
I regular peacetime army.
PENSACOLA, Apr- »--<*’>— ' The Mention of soldiers’ , aervlce
la Intended to keep tha army as
targe M possible In the face of Hit
ler's Rhinal*ml troops. Th* deere*.
signed by Minister of War Gan.
Louis Felix Mauria, said:
” 0n a proposal from tho war
ministry, th* government decided
through application of the d aniaa
1o f Article 40 o f th* recruiting l . s
Mayor J. H. Menick of Isipgwood
■to maintain under th* colorp until
U the Utaat entry In the political
Tides tomomw: High at 0:41
furtlwr Order those man whose
campaign, ** a candidal* for a
term of service would h*ve b**n A. M. and 100* P. M.. low at
seat on th* S*mlnoU County Board
compUtad on Apr, IS.”
3:39 A. M. am 3:32 P. M.
of Education, believing that becausa of his close osaoclatlon with
and understanding of educational
matters h* will be of M nrIce on th*
First Street A French Avenue
Uat night. On. of th* first slot board In handling Important prob
machine robber*, last fall was at lems with which it may b* con
PORT 1 AITDKRDALE. Anr. 4.
fronted In lha near future.
—/Pi—PreeWmt Rooeavelt to.Ny tho GuU station ,
Mayor Menick has rasklad to
*(V**d kle flshlnw mils* whar* he
' County Judy Jaa- O. Sharon Longwood tinea IU23, Is.serving
•mharked th -*rve sen on a VovSheriff Gandy said ho to hold- «-# tkranwh Rakemsn waters. *• toatructad a Jiry In court this hi* second term aa th* town’*
tag Earl Trsvto af Castleberry, •he President landed from'hie morning to brig to a vsrdlct of executive, U an active member of
Ato_ to cone eel Ion with ttw plot flaking r re ff k» was ws'ronv-d gequIUal for (Uto May Woodalda, this (Episcopal Qburch and la a
Ro said Mr*. Vann denied the hv Onv. 0« v - ftholta of Florida pagreas chamd with petty lar- Ufa-long Democrat) Mrs. Menick
la a peak preaidant of th* County
and Paul McNutt o f Indiana
FaderatiM af Woman’* Clubs end
John Jsffer; bought a tot to of th* LaWgwood Civic League, and
oldaboxo Wftt section from
i* a Somber of tho
Sanford
aaop Wootei and B. F. Beaman
mght 14 ota in AlUmenU WmnaaVCteb and of Sail!* Harpringa frutr Frank L. Seaman, rtoon ChapUr of th* D. A. R.
Mayor Menick received kto oduwording to warranty deeda filed
Declaring that . th* 1 National ear National Ouard, and for tho |*
cotloa to tbo public schools af
liudaoa, N. V , and to early Ilf*
Owrd edition of Tho Sanford outstanding arTangeraont and px*- ?
Mayor Menick O f
lon gw ood To Run j
For School Board
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Slot Machine La w
Is Called One O f
M ost Abominable
TAMPA, Apr.
o f tha
m*it abominable law* to U*
9Ut* af Florid* to that whkh has
licensed th* slot machine*,” Cir
cuit judge C. U Parka told tha
grand Jary Impanelled hero yeatarday to pick ap where lta pred
eceases* le ft o ff to their probe
of gambling, gentleman, abd
President Welcomed
By Two Governors At
End Of Fishing Trip
D ie 'Herald’s National Guard Edition £
Surpasses Any Other, Says Gen. Collins fj
that
enUtiaa of th* subject,
“ All components of 4 * military
attomptod to Florida," service throughout th* state am
General Vlvton CaOtot now nadtag this ftaa edition. ,nd
(OOtto* writs* that be th* National Ouard to every city
will bn Implied to higher idmto
by root ratognHton.
"Major Oanarat Georg* Van Harp
day and toimndtotoly Ultgrsp
folly
lr* stop
tlona ■ T tU
F rm
Definite progrcaa Id tohja
habllitatlon and promkea o f ; ,
federal aid cheeyed tornado- ;
Corn Gainesville, Ga, and TO- ■‘
.pelo, MIm ., today, whits, %
acores of cities throughout V
the South and in the OWo - m
valley watched rlaing flood
water* with anxloua eraa. v .
mado playad ■oma • trange prank, at Galnasvllta, Ga. With dead, Injunad and wreck,ga
The threatening flooda,^
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Woman H eld F o r
Trying T o WrecJCj
Indications are that th* amoent
wIT be raised as “many of tho
worksn already coatactad have
shown genuine enthusiasm." The
appeal for th* Army is to be mad*
during th* week of Apr. t*.
' 'r"M
;;H . M. Ps worth received a letfrom tmrnor Bholt, 'today
■tag hii t f kto appointment
d*lags I to mpreaant th*
n «f Ffekb at the Hat an-
DOING
aervlce,
______ _
In announcing hto candidacy for
m f j a « i board, ho Mid kto
dtoy will bo to “aorvo to t^* boot
Ursot t t tbo youth and tax1yarn af Bnatool* Coonty."
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Mice Elisabeth Ann DePbrpet
executive secretary of ^arnlaol*
ChapUr of th* American Bed
Crocs, reported that IS* had
bean subscribed this morning to
a fund to relieve diatress to the
ilorm-*trtaken arena to Oeeggtb
and MlaalfilppL Contributions
being received at th* Saw
Atlantic National Baak.
Poulnot, while the seventh, for
mer Police Chief R. O, Tilts worth,
la charged gtth being in accaaaory
aftar the fact to th* kidnaping.
Announcement of th* decision
to bring seven before th* court
*t on* time cam* a* a surprise
a , courtroom observer. had ex
pected only th* three tailed to
trial hare would ho itnnmoned.
Tha
additional
defendant*
called to trial war* THtaworth,
Sam E. Crosby, F. W. Swltaar, and
Robert Chappell.
THom before tha court har*
whan tN change of verm* waa
MIAMI, Apr. 3. - ( * > — Tka
granted wer* C. Al Brown, John
P. Bridge* and J. W. Cartlat*. All Hawaiian Cllppar, world’s Isrgeet
airliner and aewset addition to
are of Tampa.
the Trana-Pacific fleet, roared up
from Btixaya* Ray kero tatty,
Largcst Airplane
Leaves To Enter
Pacific S e r v i c e
Commanding the to-tea t
boat was Captain Edwin M
who last November piloted
China Clipper, 1,00 pounds U
than tho Hawaiian CUtfer, 01
trail-biasing flight from CalU
____ ______ ________ _________to Manila. Mustek aipbctm
E. Borah of Idaho, aspirant fo r ' l*a*h tha MaxHan west soar
th* Republican presidential aoml- nightfall,
nation, to UcompUU rsturns f r * » ^ w
V ’
_
“ .
ysatarday's primary.
I W 11*10 UB 1 0 8 6 A
Borah wa* given overwhelming
M e ttillff O f K iw i
control of th* Wtoconato detoga-[
U I 11111
Uon ef 14 votes at the Ravobltonn, Three a le r m r a warn n
national convention, rolling np an aaj ^
ygm. Board o f E
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St^tron Preachers
To Conduct Services
Twanly-flv* t m w man who
ar« preparing In Station Univer
sity for tha ministry will conduct
a sarto* of special martfnga to
the FI ret Baptist Chunk next
weak, beginning at B o’clock no
Sunday evening. They .wffl tor*
cHant* t f balk th* pnmktog aid
tha music.
•* r.gj1
U at ygar they bald a shatter
■arias af Mivlsaa at the ckartk
which w«t* enjoyed by aO thane
SB*-nat"_» ’i
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The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1936
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 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 07, 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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