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HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Chartae A. Lindbergh, Jr, far whaee
•Harder Bruno Richard Hauptmann
.waa condemned lo daafh Tha child
jevae kidnaped March 1. 1)11, and
■the body M il found May 11 near
Hopewell, N. J. (Aaaeclatad Praaa
Photo)
Haro la Hauptmann In a Now Vork pallia Italian aeon after ha waa
arraalad. September 1), 1)M. and grilled by pbllea. A bill turned aver
t : aulhoritlea by a eueplclaua gaaelTna Italian attandanl praved ta be a
ranaom noli. Police dlecavarad ever 111.000 morn In Hauptmann’i
home. (Aeeoclatad Praia Photo)
W
Hauptmann la ahourn abeve canfarrlng with hla wife during ana al tha
tenia momenta In tha dramatio flv«weeh trial at Plamlngton, N, J. Ha
and hit -ouneil fought bitterly lo atlabllah an alibi and to plarca tha
ataia'a maaa of circumitantlal avidanca, (Aeaocleltd Praaa Photo]
Condemned to death— tha tang trial ended. Hauptmann, manacled la
guerda. wee lakan from tha Plamlngton Jail ta the death hauaa In tha
atate penitentiary at Trenton. He la ahawn hero at tha e u rt of tha trip
tram Plrmlngton. (Aeeeclated Praaa Photo)
'n/OVTV
on>nou
ta tte rs
I- la Suprama Court Juatli
lie W . Tranche rd, who pro•I Hauptmann’a trial la Flamy and balava *a Attorney GenMeld T . Wllanta, wha directed
reaetullen. (Acaaciattd Preae
or- •
Pbatac)
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Tha ataia’a atar mitneeeco at tha trial in Planiingtan were Cel. Chart aa
A. Lindbergh and Ur. John F. -Je fe le - Candan. bath at wham named
Hauptmann aa the man wha raealvad tha ranaom money. Among the
avidanca introduced at the trial waa (tea ta h gtH m ) the kidnap ladder,
ranaam money fauna In Hauelmann’o heml. and ranaom netee. Batova
•re aefenaa wltnccccc. Leuia Klee Ifett) and Blvert Cerletrem. urn*
lactitled they eew Hauptmann in Nave Verb the mgnt the baby area
bJdnaepd.
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Sanford la The Only Centra!
Florida City Affording Rail, H lghm *
And W ater Transportation
'AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1936
Shipping O n Both
F lo rid a C oasts Is
W arned O f Storm
A n n iv e rsa ry Of
wE n try I n W orld
r Sees 5,500,000
European A rm ies
SIX TE E N KILLED, 1,000 IN JU R E D BY GEORGIA TORNADO
R e g u la r S p rin g T erm
Will Open T uesday;
Ju ry Is O rd ered To
R eport A t 10 A. M.
F ires Add T o H o rro r
Of Scene A nd F o u r
P erish In Flam es
Npw Dwler* And
WB&2Z G r ilic g
Over Relief Fund
lev Tammanyisad
with an overload.
T. A. Wilson, discharging fire*
arms oa a public highway.
J. T. Nlxoft. operating a truck
with an Improper license.
J. M. Hslma, unlawful holding
possession of premise*-I
Hear* Burk*, obtaining things
political ma-
Alberiu. M. BtMto
druggist and resident of Sanford
fa* th* last to year*, succumbed
Sunday afternoon to on lUnas. of
light MOUtha, Ha died In tha home
ConfreaUd with flag* rp riot «*t- of hkf sUp-daoghUr, Mre. Vic
toria V otsti. U U Laurel Avsnur.
K* la ala* rew ired by a sUpson,
whan ho passed a quaatlty of toad1 W. T. KUckar o f Baafocd; a
through th* window to tha Daway daughter, Mya P*to EngU of
Lunch to another nagra, cawfeaaad to th* polk* th a t ho saw pad
from W chain gang to
after serving a smalt I
M-y*ar aantauc* for ha
Savannah. After to **ca
Georgia to rasw to Flei
aereatad fee aaottor ban
G eorgia W a n ts N egro
A rre ste d I n S a n fo rd
n , Tt#
r ,M
Tnm n!i»i whipped ictus* th*
.South from Arkansas to South
Camltna today, leaving mor* than
tIO dead. 1.000 Injured and prop
erty damage estimated In tha
million a.
Tupelo, MIm ., and Gainesville,
<!*., wrrr hardest hit, with th*
menace of storm-generated fir**
editing to tha horror* of twisUre
and rain. Physicians, and nun**
«#rt> rushed to tha rttrlcken towns
by tha Rail CroM. State and na,
tlonal agencies unltad to r*llav*
suffering among tha injured tod
homalaea.
lengthening daath roll, aarly
thle aftarnoon listed these figure*!
Tupelo 82.
(lalnaavtlta 22 to 85, estimated,
Klkwood, Ala* 3.
Anderson, S. (7., 1.
itoonsvll V, Ml**., 1.
Rad Day, Ala., B.
Coffsyvtlle, Ala., 4.
Colombia, Tenn. area, 4.
FayattaTlIla, Tenn. I.
Raildanti of Gtlneirtll* said
100 may hay« bean kll'ad there.
T h e * wara no confirmation* of
rumora of one thousand dead.
Tha ato m hit Ttfp*li>'1att night,
Sixteen persons were killed, 1,000 hurt, and approalmately $1,000,. |
and Galnrsvllla waa (track (boat
000 damages were done when a tornado dipped twice In Cordrle, Ga. I
8:4fl A. M. today.
Rescue workers are shown searching debris for bodies of doiens of per- !
Rad Croia loarraa announced
sons who were unaccounted for, Spring rain anil windstorms else
the report that between 100 and
17B penom war* killed at Tupalo,
where in the S o u th e d brought the dralh loll to 41. (AF Phi-tu)
Four parsons wen* burned to
daath In Galnaavll'e In a fir* which
broke out Immediately after tha
■torm «t ruck, Hi* DU I*-Hunt
Hotel waa badly damaged and was
L eg io n n aires T o E a t
N e g u s Is R ep o rted evacuated, Fire In an adjoining
building waa apreadlng toward the
A t T o n ig h t’s M eet
In F l i g h t W ith hotel, Rulna trapped th* d ty ’a
A nd P ic k D eleg ates TAMPA
CITY N E W S BRIEFS A Few R e ta in e rs fir* department In Ita htadquartara. and It waa halpleaa to aaalat
_
,
..
,
mobile traffic accident* clalmtd
T h. regular meeting of the twQ
h t„ Sund,y . — Tomorrow's tides: High at 8:40
ROME, Apr. B.—</p>_ Julian n r e p t for atrtnglng hoae from th*
American Legion thi* evening IV Richard A. Coldatoek, 27. a A. M. and 8 IV M , low a t 2:29 A. preoi dispatches (redrived aarly flrat department to th# two fire*.
Both end# of th* Paeolat Man
called for 7 o'clock when a supper winter resident in St Petersburg M. and 2:28 P. M.
today salif Fascist airplanea
ufacturing Company taxtll* mill
well b* eerved in the Legion Hut, i fum Yellow Springs, Ohio, died tobombed 4,000 ‘Ethiopian warrior*
Generally th* City Commission
to b* followed by addresses by day ‘ini a hospital from Injuries
who had condentrwted beyond
and
sustained
early
this
momlpg
when
state and district leaders
im et, every alternate Monday
flection of delegate* to th* sta te ,' ho lost control of hie car and night, but this Is an "off" week Quurain, taken by the, Italians N e g ro S entenced To
yesterday,
convention to be held In Sarasota washed into g bridge at Rlvsrviaw.
Six M onths O n R o ad
and there will b« no mavtlng to
th* latter part of naxt week.
n*, r her*
Italian ground truopa were
night.
Reports from the new organise* | Dolor## tong, 17, waitress, was
said to have captured a large
Jo# Turner,
negro, pleaded
tlon of Sons of th# Legion will etruek by a hit-and-run-drivar
quantity of arm i. On< dispatch guilty before Judge J**, G. Share*
Application
for
a
charter
for
also be received, A large attend- near the Municipal Airport Sun*
anc* at tonight’* session la ex- j day, and died on th* way to a th* troop of Ony Scouts to bu stated It was believed Emperor this morning* to th* chargo of ag
peeled aa it la tho first mretint; hospital. Th* diver of th* car sponsored by the First Baptiel Uslle Selassie was fleeing in «a gravated assault-upon th* person
automobile with some of hla re* of O. J, Jackson, another negro,
with "eat*" In more than a month., waa not arrested.
Church waa forwarded to district talneri, although Italian pilots and waa sentenced to ala month*
Th* 8*nford poet of th* Am*>i-| '
■
hradquarter* today. Tner# are B3 filled to sight him.
on tha road. Turner s ashed Jackean Legion will bo in tit led to four
JACKSONVILLE.
Apr. ,
boy* In th# church eligible for
son with a knlf* on Fsh, T. Ha
delegatee to th# s ta ts . convention McMIchael L. Smith, 54, of 1445 membership In th# troup.
Thousands Flee to Hill*
waa captured by Constable W. A.
•toe* th* post membership h it Roes* 11* Street, an Inspector In
ADDIS ABABA, Apr. a.—(JP)— McMullIn in Winter Cardan rea
bean Increased to 22.1, from 44 s', the City Water Department for
Th# flrat of the series of Holy
th# beginning of the year. T h’ sod two other person* wer# In- Wevk aarriee* rrranged by the* j HIm Italian airplanea bombed tho ls rday.
Two other men who pleaded
eonvention date* are Apr. lfl, 171 M n y years, was kl'led instantly lavmen of all churches will be headquarteri of Crown Prlne* Asfa
and IS, with th# parade comiiu Jurtd In an automobile accident held In th* Congregational Church Woaan at Dessys yesterday while guilty war* U ktn to tho road
camp whan they w tre unable to
on the afternoon of Friday, Au.\ I 4$ 4:45 oclock yesterday morning at 4:10 q’elock this evenipg, the
pay fine*. Willi* WUhereon will
17, following th* appearance ..f n Main Street, juar north uf the rervlc* to eontinu# fur only 20
serve three months for selling
Kay Murphy, th* national rum- minut**,
Th#
Glee
Club
of
ths
mandar.
moonshine, and Clifford Spain *61
Hi-rninota High School will direct
serf* two months for IntoxknSpeakers at tonight's meeting
this svralng’s service.
aye, formerly the field headqua
are lobs J , Carl Johnson afTampe,
R. W. Keaton, pleading guilty
state commander of th* Suns uf
Th* w«*th*r: Cloudy. prub*bly
j Ul »inainw w*n»i **■•*
"
Ih# Legion, and Carl M- Tsy or of
Ihundmhoweri In north end west UliiiMiw11 nvrw*
Tension In Addis Ababa suba fins of ffi and |0 to Ik#
Jacksonville, Fourth District com
portion* tonight and Tursday and
mander. Charter for th* Sanford
In south portion Tursday: some- aided by mUday, whan tha affect rood eamp for 60 day*, t o t ha da-. j»V
squadron of th* Son* of the l e
si hat wider In north portion to of heat and high altitude upon gaa posited a hood to guareatw th*
gion ha* been received and comnight and In north and central consumption mako* long flight* payment of hi* flna and eoato , . .
mender Johnson will let! fathers of
portion Tuesday. Eatrem# North by th#ItaliansImpractical. Raida Ruton Gtalar paid M whan kn f i .
th* boy* what to do with th* or
west Florida—partly cloudy, con are usual y mid# Just after dawn, pleadedguilty to parking an auto- .pW H A T’S DOING
---------------------mobile on lb# highway with
^
ganization, Every Laglont\Ire who
siderably cooler tonight; Tuesday
ha* a son la urged by Gontmaml. r
fair, soolar in cast portion.
n#
Q n n l n V " * * “ «h u TODAY
L- F. Boyto to attend tho maciing
6:10 P, M.: Holy Week service
Purchase by H. B. Day from
and boar Commander Johnson.
by th* layman. Congregational G. X Fullagar of IMrt Washing
Church.
| IX)CAL W E A T H E R
ton, N. Y-, of m email tract on the
7:00 P. M.: American Legion, SL Johns River near th* eastern
MADRID, Apr. K - W 7 — 8
Is
Lawton H ut
rdf* of tha County waa revtalsd fight to oust Nee to Alcala Za
I n N o rth ’ v-an o. 1 Baseball Associa- by
a warranty dev I placed on mora from th# presidency of th# ran. A ttest*,—— V<
of
Commerce recoed today. Another deed record# Spanish republic will begin In r-je. A v.rsa*-------- ‘
a
TA l.L A H A SitE. Apr. K-K lorth* sat* by Jsek Tatum to A. E. eamact Tuesday when the aorta* ■**—
T:M P. M.t D and Haadquartere Story of * small tract near th* debate* whether to wan Justified I S ---------------------- I
tdr fruit Is regaining much dt it*
j
tost muatig* h many state* to ampaato*. PNG. Armory.
Laho of th* Woods en the south In dissolving tha last parliament. '• ..........
Th* situation presents a start- Ja
.
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TOMORROW
the NnvtK aegicdlng to' aasuranc* *
ern boundary of the County.
ling paradox aa aodallata and i t — — ——------- - ]
r reived b# Nathan Ms fo, rO'fieJ
1:00 A -M.t County Conimtomis Cooer to aericu(»«re fr-iq
Baturday was a busy day at the
ire. Osurt It BUM,
___^ J . mania** llaanao bureau—In th*
t 'r la's i
1:00 A- M.: County Cou-t, Court Haas*. Licvnm* w*r* Issued
raccivto
to tit* folkwing: B. W. Mathis, BO.
Itll P. M.r Rotary Club, Mar- and Berthan Brin*hn,*is, both of
HataL
ftonfkrd: John Arts. S3, and Id*
10 P . M.t Holy Week tervlcn Ksflvr, II. bath of 8t Petersburg 1
rregutlonal Chunk.
H«nrp'J, Malkm. t l and Tommie
•O P . M.i Ctow Club, Voider Joans, 14. to Banfordr William
Ethiopian F orce
Bombed By Planes
Of The Ita lia n s
A ddress V eterans F o u r Killed In
Motor Crashes On
Florida Highways
J
Florida Citrus
Preferred
tton—n n at* rs* e «i*w» -
ft
M ore T h an 130 Dead*
1,000 In ju re d A n d
H om eless, D am age
R u n s In M illions
Gainesville And
Tupelo Are Hit
Seminole County Court, Judga
Jamea G, Sharon preaiding, opana
tomorrow morning a t 10 o't'oek
at which time th* petit jurora
summoned a weak ago are ordered
to appear. Thar# are 2'J cases on
XM) A M in u t e
th* calendar. John G. toonsrdv,
County prosecuting attorney, said
r New A rm am e n t
he expects to clear tha calendar
within a waakl Tha cases have
WOH, Apr. &-wWlth fire
been docketed
follows:
ton half million men under
Tu e s d a y
ffmd another asvan million
F. M. English, unlawful shoot
l»i to enter th* Hold on 10ing of a dog.
■•tic*, Old World nations an
FREDERICKSBURG, Pa.. Apr.
Ml anniversary of America's
Harris Roberson, operating a
M Into* the World War to- *■—W>—In a tangled mu* of truck with an overload..
_____
______ possession
f___
**e*nt th* greatest armid wreckage, th* remain* of a once
Jamas ____
A. Hancoet,
to hlatorja Today, thsrs arc trim ^ Array ^bombing
_ .plan*
------------wtrw'"«nd tranaportatlon of liquor.
ad one-half million more found th* charred bodies of five
M. Sharp, aggravated assault.
■ fa r arms than whan tha flying soldiers, missing for hours
Jack Geiger, selling Hah withtorrtbU war of all hlstiny
their return from a weekend out a 'Irene*.
la Uw summer of 1914.
J hop to Clevtltnd.
IV R. Jacques, operating an au
****** £*■* Stalin j a storm caught th# big twin. tomobile with Improner llcena*.
“ • mlghteat war motored ship as It took off from
Jam** Worka, reckless driving'
Pottatown on the last leg of the
WEDNESDAY
trip back to langley' Field, Vv,
Will Brown, reckless driving,
last night, buffeted It far off Ita
Will Roland, reckless driving,
course and Smashed it agalnat th*
Oscar Nalaoo, drunkenness.
thr*e weeks. haavtU tinkered
Blue Ridge
Olll* May Woodalde, petty larJarepreeeuUd tor»U I»yM y«l ,JU entire srev, cany.
ll*» the claws TMm*a W n t from th# bomber
Lowell Ferkerann. aaaault and
»» It crashed and kept would-b* battery.
addition, Bus* Ia ho* 1500 of rescuers from any attem pts to save
THURSDAY
meld's moat efficient tanka, tha trapped pilot and hla flying
Jo* Harrison, failure to havi
•tony, keeping • sharp aye companion*.
*
hide# Inspected.
to “laaalan menace," has
The victim* arer* Identified as
Cher la* McGill, driving a rai
4 aoUlera In uniform, trained Lieutenant Stelaon Brown, 8t. while under tha Influent* of In.
apbo-Uk* prifelalongand could Johnatuear. Vt., S taff f)*rg**nt toilcatlng liquor,
r,,e#n tip t M N f mor* In Emeat Endy, Olay, P a , Private
A. C, Marshall, recklesi driving
*f war. By mld-aummsr, th#
A rthur Meta. Chamberahmrg, P a,
W, a Gild*well, dmnkanneaa.
nation will have an air fore*
Private William Yoat, McKeasroek,
Nannie Lou Davis, sailing lot
|*d to match RuaaU’a, plan* P a , an* Cadet Paul Amapeugh, tery tickets.
"(tfMJ
’i
Ethel Britt Harria. unlawful
* t Britain la In Ih* mldat of Cleveland.
T o F iV M
u t of the next war
: In Uto alr4
| UifiOO man to her
, territorial troop*,
WASHINGTON. Ane. 4.—fAh—
forte Immediately.
$13,000,000 worth of New Ttoslsre and their critics
squared sway today for th* open
ing of •*>» long a waited struggle
over relief.
As th* House appropriation*
committee prepared to sta rt con
sideration sometime" this week of
ha* ator M»,000 men In PraaUent Roosevelt'* request *for
fare**, but within 10 days on* and one-half billon do(Jan
I B>«4Gis* LOOO.OOO. aa for relief for next year, th* Rewith h«T pofantlal army nuhlkan congressional committee
hammered at th* handling of th*
present four billion dollar fund.
Monev, th* commltte# said, la be•** »s#d hv *h- "Ro----ve**.y»r.
NUMBER 139
County C o u r t
;est Force Is
Soviet Russia
In “win Spend
TMtaat peace-time arm* prnto history. Th* progrsm will
Established In 1908
�e
10BLB YKMK FOR TODAT
. XltB W OliT iATTOTUDE:—0
Sa w , let os wonhfp and kow
dews : let us kneel before the
L ent oar meker. For he Is our
Ood; sad we are the people of hU
pasture.—I’sehn OB: 0, 7.
A few months ago. If anyone had suggested that the
Townsend Pension Plan were impractical or unworkable, ha
;would have been charged with being either ignorant or a
tool of Well Street. I f he had intimated that Dr. Town*
send, Clements, and th e rest of the higher upe in this or
ganisation were fattening their own poeketbooks a t the
mrpmwtm* of misgiricJod okisters, he would have been re
garded a t blasphemous.
Vnw comm Judge' James G. Sharon, Seminole CountyV
candidate for Congress from the newly created Fifth Dis
trict, and repudiates the entire organisation. They were
"greedy and grasping and selfish betrayers of our aged cit
izens," he says, and adds that "the whole bunch should be
kicked out by members of the dubs who had furnished the
sin e * and quarter* to make them wealthy. . There should
not be millions in It for Townsend, and leave the eged
duped It is a heinous moral crime."
mr*~l‘1~T»l rr of Hu ^000 gf Mm s I
We do not know whether th|s strong denunciation of ■Roosevelt
in ttoW Iehit* mirentslaj
the Townsend leadership will help Judge Sharon In his can of southwestern O U a tm * , J t
didacy for Congress or not. We are not quite sure whether mite* northwest of Lawton;
those who have been deceived into believing th a t there Richly thousand persona Ignored
really is * pot of gold a t the end of the Valnbow have even ihrlr cosy beds and bumpad
vet been convinced In spite of the startling disclosures by rough mountain roads a rM j
the congressional committee that they have been duned.1
I t is so much pleasanter to believe in fairies than to face
realities.
But it is refreshing to find a candidate for high put>- m>cIs 11on. tlrrn more are expected
ilc office who will riak hla political life rather than have to be present a t 3:30 A. M. this
a part in the further betrayal of the pdblic. While it re
mains to be seen whether Judge Sharon gained any votes
by bis statement Saturday, it goes without saying that he
ihas risen vastly in the estimation of those who believe in
sincerity of purpose, honesty of convictions, and service
before self. We congratulate him.
grounds rolls around, according to a plan to reduce winter
starvation among wildfowl and to provide resting and neat:
Ing places for the bird*,) announced by the More G am e
'P lrds Foundation, under which every park lake and rural
w ater ereei in every county would be linked up in a nation
wide system of voluntarily established waterfowl refuges.
"Starvation among wildlife in sections of some northern
In the new, “eetogvn-tle'' birth,
sordine to Dr. Holdons, c father state* has been so serious nature lovers should prepare
not actually nsc:srary. ftn r now to prevent i t l recurrence," the Foundation declares.
■St tlstll aeon Im ctf no as* In "Newspapers, by encouraging distribution q( grain the past
e world.—Tampa Tritons. Oh, winter, probably saved more birds than any other agency.
«, holt 14111 hats to pay lb* bills. Over 10o airplanes distributed manna for widely-scattered
flocks, la Wisconsin alone establishment of 40,000 feeding
tfte Orlando Sentinel ae«nte to stations was recorded.
Unk that Grady Ilurton la the
“However, if each community had previously estab
liolts admlnlatratlon’a candidate
t governor. Wonder If that lan*t lished a local refuge which waterfowl habitually frequented,
ISt H stall T Ws’ro heard that providing succor, for wild ducks would have been compara
ladgra i» really the Sholta can- tively simple. When natural feeding grounds become ice
bound, practically nil waterfowl remaining in a locality will
concentrate on the refuge area. Emergency feeding can than
[When Richard Bruno llsupt- be'easily accomplished: In southern and Pacific coast states
ana finally died, (ho newspapers these refuges also serve as wintering resorts end in the
■Voted almost aa much spare to
le Incident ai to Lindbergh’s North as summer nesting pieces."
Pointing to ths starting of 237 local refuges In 44 states
Hearaful flig h t.acroaa (he Atqtle. Wp vender tf It ess worth by sportsmen, bird study, nature, Boy Scout, school civic,
rural and other organisations and individuals when the
movement wae first launched last year, the Foundation out
Bnl. Toungberg. who sincerely lines ths many sites available for refuges. "Use of small
tiesen that *he cross slate tonal country pooch, pash lagoons, state and municipally-owned
worth fighting for, condemns
wldo newspapers “that W t lakes, old canals—every- kind of water area—can be ob
Wish both ride* of tho canal tained te r the purpose, simply for the asking,
'T o coord ins to the movement and to facilitate distri
Atom." Wo didn’t knew tV re
bution of Information on how to sta rt a refuge, a national
waterfowl rflfug* contest, which stimulated launching of
dy baa Uked control of take the 237 refuges last year, Ik to be rerouted. The refuse In
I. toadwatore of tto NUe. formation has bsen published in booklet form end with full
land, herireforth, will to s t «
details of tfta contest' la being distributed without charge or
MoMotlnl when shs ran wa
ter cotton. She VriU net like ohiiration of anv kind from Foundation headquarters, B00
H might even be lees buaiill- Fifth Avenue, New York. N. Y. Five hundred dollars In
cash, 20 sliver cups and engraved certificates of merit Il
f to loss a great sear.
lustrated by Jay N. ('Ding’) Darling already have been
contributed for awards.'*
T V ‘lorn. political situation to*
Seat r -H<H tvo point v t m
Wry w n-'i tnt • lliin'w tto^ ereryvdy who r pin';* la Mm «t all t»
remiring to vote for Mm.
ito to com* her* and to1prosuitable faclllttea fey rasresSAd amaiesnenl far th o u
SA N FO R D TW EN TY Y E A R S AGO
tto y aelact T am pa a* their
ton headquarters," says R.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. U Parem eunt Picture at the Hlar
altaferro, p rv sid iat of the
■a a to m to r o f . commerce, P. Hagan was hastsae to tto Book Theater Friday, Apr. 7. th l, week.
tto lam * thing might well tore H Chsk and e«tor friends at
Mr. and Ur*. John Wilson , loft
1)4 for Sanford,
, a beautiful naotuvtims hanstoen yesterday fu r tto lr summer homo
ut tor attractive t o s t on SanfoH
a t Cleveland, Ohio after_*p«miiiuf
B tp ts . beautiful New Heights. A touted sis seurso
tba winter a t their lovely hum# on
luncheon
was
osrred,
tto
table
bad, was acquitted last
,r shooting and hilling Dr. being s marvrt of beauty hi cater MelloirvUhs Avenue.
tehbprdt, her lotbr. Ths tomes ad yellow. There we* a sagmnred ah* U lted (te b to rit gsatlon trf ths spyrsoshlog Easter
I to . divert* hi* waaen to tto stris Utile gihted
hla two children,
She, m'\ course,
nothing to
at!
Hoffman, Request
F o r Probe Splits
If T o
flasted president of tto OntTs.
• a a - W P A Folk Probe
" ■ w ;G ra n d m a s P a » t
F o r Fashion S k it
tottered tor, TIM
TBINTON, H. i , Apr.
Florid*,
The survey, by (ha
Iiwtss of
I Aswr- American Design, la one of tto
era. Be largest undrrtaUnse of a project
mini In Intended lo fire work to unemb o * .to ployed artlata.
af peer
Whoa finished tke exhibit will
as seen con tat of black and white ou t
n coon-; color drawing*, supplemented by
photograph* of colonial te n d turn
■soling, 1intended aa a reference sourea for
• t Fort artists, atjdenta and doalguore,
o to lu J ,! Tho Index Ii nation-wide In
|v
, |*c°P*> allhoush much of .the work
tto JW- ia bring carried on In Now TteT
re toe* where num :rou, works of a rt nod
to Jesus, ,
The scene shifts abruptly. By
tto guUerlog light of a torch Jaouv
Is ssised by tfto moh and l* dragged
before Pontius Pilate.
, ,.
Deep silence follow* the re*ilemnalion. Tton cornea t t o rtumMlag march with tfta treaa, creri-
Hew Torlr, I7BA-ITB3: a lavender
Cop Id e n tifta i M u
LU - J 'j l
on a I
ferry actors’ \olcea to the big i s cllenra which will bo tested a* the
rocky s o pea of the amphlttoeter
or In perked automobiles.
A
third
twentieth cautery
flounce will be the gowna e f tka
actors.
- • From Ihe now dust-covered earran* of the Ku Khre Klan hare bees
brought 400 hoods and gowns to
lo worn hy angels.
• *“We hail to find costumes far
2J.00 actor*.” said the Rer. A. M.
Walloek. director of the aeeviae.
”W» need the reheat They will he
returned after the pageant.’'
Fire bund re t ”»ngeja" wBI make
their appearance at » : » A. M.. deacendloe to the etablo in Bethlsham where Jeaoe la horn. Over
head ahlnee the star of Bethlehem.
Cherubim and seraphim to attrar
and gold appear.
Two thousand rolcea swell i* u
tremendous chorus arrf as thoir
prs'ude continues labteoux of
T V Reek of Area." -T V Martyr's
Cross" and “T V Light of the
World" are presented.
The Nativity, ths Adoration of
the Wlae Men and tto Joy of tto
Shepherds la Immediately followed
by the Scone of tho Temptation.
Then follow rapidly plriurlra
tion of the test hours of tto N K e
ren# carpenter on earth,
In an upper room under the otara
airt a flood of moonlight, tto manterplece of <Leon*rda Do Vtnri, "Tto
Loot Hooper," cornea U life.
Then tho dteelp'oo enter the gar
den of Gethsomano. Grief atrtkao,
Jesus pray-. The dbetpleu stony on.
gins,- Aa light streak* tto aky tto
■tone at tto tomb more* jte to
without tto aid of human toad*
Ttrained, two sektore ta guaH
turn *nd fie*. Twy aageia riep
from tto darii temfc
Tto sendee dooea wRh a ih t o s
of peace, dodicataJ I* tto toottor-
.*»
T *A ir Old Fends
P ro te c tin g Waterfowl
nstor
gcnwrilrnberh
will
The country'* wild ducks, now on their way northward
F be hired by lle a rit to write
■t'a biography.—Phil. Barney, a fter the moat diaaetroug winter to wildlife in years, arc to
wouldn't you like lo see an hav* hundreds of unique duck saving havens awaiting them
(arrest 'd n'llion If he were! ere another season of starvation on ice-locked feeding
.
W siUngten for e Jeng time that
there to dteovariow to the Bttreea
of- Air C om nena end that
eaooer or later if would be faretd
Into the open.
*.! There were at leaat Ore candldatee fa r the peat ad director
of Uia bureau when Eagre e Vidal
wee appeteted. Vidal's selection
‘'f t ••rem l Heals not on'y itUappatoted bat oateight resentful.
P ris o n e d G oat E ats,
Police F o d d er Supply
AUGUSTA. C a, Apr.
Artsmus Thomas, .a negro, U
crippled and gets a host towrv in
a wooden cart polled by a,goat.
Mete then once \to * Aftenaun
h is bem arretted for ditlj^en*
neas. H e goat h s, had trf to taken
teU custody for partidpateig, In
the cerebration.
a t y police elsb Arte mu* njayn't
Artiste a rt reproducing to mlgoto dotal: hoop sklrta, demure
. whiia-eolltited.' ptorlm dress ss,
rilhan ball gowna Sad riding oaeromoo.
,
Tba reproduction of ooeh oostumg Includes a ecf^vd fbahtoa
plated a a m i: cnart of tto pat
tern for making It and drawing*
Of IV accompanying hat. g tm s.
idlriae
nwil other accesporioa.
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Aoee and
The costume division of tto prot
ect recently staged aa tohibltton
of costume* of tto eighteenth
and nineteenth conturies a t * da.
partmept store tor*. ExftlUU ineluded a brocade dressing gown
worn by Mayor John Cruger *f
told by fermes employe* qg the a cripple, boeatna his aos
dr*F Into the fodder tapply
stockade stables.
,
bureau beceuee of
employee to s t r u t
DflOWMti SELF W B U O U T
Officials •t the
countered that mm
AUGUSTA, K ^ A p r . S s - t «
tired for otealknt ronseno nod
are prepared to submit J~ |- r r " i
’t*ry evidence to prova it.
They declsr* that all tto y need
ia the opportunity ta appear tofe w t to Senate committee to
prove their case.
ottWal* claim they can
Mint on the support of mere
ttoa ft majority of the transport
F ifes aa writ a* scan o l the
F ^ ^ ^ aoa to ariaUort They
—Mrs. Francis & Bradley, W « A ioae-ytsr-old
motto*, et* , tw o,
eh Idran, 18
suNinr.
TOMATO.,
to lte M te a statement signed by
***** ” tb# pilots tBat tilsU ng
OvU Wot M i s s i l e
Found In Founibtfean
Of Woman's Collega
taffeta to ll sewn w r n by Wp.
James Cot lee a t tto Frinse el
Wales's
hair to IM0, wtotitog
jrewnst riding hahitt and Quaker
* I .'
T '.
_, f ’
Oaedrep. frocks.
Copplna, local fiml
on display. •
Yielding te tto i
month* and Ovw
new tto old, drowned, toraeil ? by
holdtiei to r to te to a basket of
■HR
�BANTOHD, TUM ID*
SANP01
His Secretary Disrupts M ore T h an 130 Dead,
fan’s Happiness .
1000 In ju re d A nd
Hom eless, D am age
R uns In Millions
C alendar
g g la r meeting of tb o ’ Semiwtgh School P.-T. A. /win be
a t 3:30 P. M. b the school
a r b m . Board meeting at
P . M. b the HWT room and
r ebaa m b Mrs. James
ghton a t UG P- M. In the Hlt ' (Jan OardM" will be pr*a*ntad
a t 8.-00 P. M. a t the Woman’s
' Ctnh by tha Remington Studio*
o f Orlando.
Local
American
'• 'Childhood Wncation" Organltat k A , sponsor.
WEDNESDAY
i t | f The Liter*tore Department cf
r .th e Woman’s Club will present two
y ifiS tie a’ b costume from Shake
speare's
“Midsummer
Night1*
Dream." a t 1:30 P. M. Mr*. W. B.
K trchhotf as director, Mrs. J . B.
Cogborn a*
■ «*Mrm- v * *•
Douglass as boeteseT ha U tarsture Department el
tJko Woman's Club will meet at
P. M. at the e b b bouse for
" a business ntslon and program.
, "Midsummer Night'*
Dream."
f Called meeting of executive corn.
‘ mltte* a t 2:48 P. M.
ft. ,
TBURBDAY
T)u Grammar School P.-T. A.
wlH m eet at 1:30 P. M. In the
■choul auditorium.
FRIDAY
Semlnota Rebtkah Lodge will
« M t at 3:00 P. M. at the Odd
Tallow* Hall.
TIm
Easter cantsta,
"The
Crucifixion." by John Stainer, w il
Im presented at 8:00 P. M. a t tha
T i n t Methodist Church by the
Sanford Wooman’a Club with tha
. ..Qfroperation of tha Sanford Min-
Literary Department
Wffl Offer Play Scene
i The LJteratur* Department «f
the Woman’s Ctnh will present
Scene II Act I of Shakespeare'*
“Midsummer
Night’s
Dream.*
Wednesday afternoon a t 1:30
o’clock a t the club house on Oak
Avenue. Club members and thslr
(nests are betted.
Mrs. W. E. Klrthhoff, chairman
of the dramatics for the depart
ment. Is b charge of the affair
and the cast will he made up nf the
following : "Bottom*;" If re. EL M.
OalLowuy; -Quince." Mrs. WslUr
U Cooperj “Flute* Mrs. Z. D.
Brownlee; “SUrbellng," Mrs. A. J.
Peterson) “Snout," Mr*. A. M.
Phlllpe; and "Smqg,"Mra.J Ralph
Aostln Smith. Special
stage
properties hare been arranged and
appropriate costumes will be worn
by the participants.
Mr*. R. C. Harwell will give
a study of the pLay before It la
given. Mrs. J. B. Cogbum Is spon
sor and Mrs. Vance Douglgs* will
serve as hosted/
A called meeting of the execu
tive committee will take place at
t:$B P. M. and a short business
session will be conducted a t 3:00
P. M.
P u b lic I s In v ite d
T o E a s te r C a n ta ta
The public la Invited to attend
the presentation of an Easter
Cantata, "The Crucifixion," by
John Stainer on Good Friday *t
8:00 o'clock at the First Methodist
Church with the Sanford Woman's
Club and the Sanford Ministerial
Association ae sponsors.
About 30 singers, all residents
of Seminote County, are going to
taka p art dad all solo* will be
tendered by men. Thle l* the fifth
yrkr the Woman’s Club hae «ponsored a cantata at Easter, and an
other a t Thanksgiving, and It la
the only org*nlsstlon In the city
which has a chorus and promotes
cantata*.
The cantata Is being given this
y sir on Good Friday Instead of
Easter because of the theme select
(- SATURDAY v ,.
ed which deals entirely with the
The Cedi Ian Music Club will
Crucifixion. .
•gt a t 3:13 P. M. a t tha studio
EH ra rP a a o le B. Munae*. • ,
£
A t T h e M a y fa ir
Remember Your
.' Northern Friend*
rc~ wllh •
rr
FLO W ER S
- ri
^
at -
E A ST E R
•Ghr* ua your order aa
a* possible.
early
A . K. R 0SSETTER
FLORIST
Phone 313-W
Celery Aw.
Among the overnight guests si
tha M ayfair last night were; Oj C.
Babcock of Summit, N. J.j Mr. snd
Mrs. W. a Lewi* of Jasper, FI*.I
and Mr. and Mr*. Lock* Crumley of
8L Augustlnei
J. Oleiui, Charts* a Gilson, ^Ar
thur Jones, Bert Pike, snd W. * K.
Hawk of Now York City, nil connectod with tho Marth of Ttmo,
loft Utla morning for Tomp* after
•pending a few d»7» a t th* hotel.
RILEY’S
R D
2
lUitlaiH
Personals
. Mrs. Cliff Green, Jr. of A]
spent the week-end here
relatives.
Brrnsu t'ollcge escaped the
storm 's fury, ■* wa* believed also
tru e of Riverside Military Acad
emy.
In Tupelo, with w ater presume
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Drake of
BarneevlLle, C a , returned (tome
Stinduy-after -spending —several
day here with the latter’s parents.
Mr. end Mrs. R. W. Turner/
Mr. and Mr*. E. L. MkrahaQ of
SL Charles, 111., who hav* been
spending the wtnter In Sarasoti,
are the guests for several day*
of Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Fields.
Mr, and Mrs. II 0. Drake of
BamesvlHe. Ga„ Mrs. R. W. Tur
ner, and Miss 'Elltsbsth Turner
motored to Tampa Saturday for
the day.
Jo h n D ighton To S in g
A t W om an’s C l u b CITY N E W S BRIEFS
Mr*. Stcl'a P, Arrington, and
ir n tls s M i m
w a s ll
Mrs. J. C. Mitchell wer* among
of Mr- end Fisher. I t , end Kosa Frasier, IS,
those from her* sttcndlng the
of this city, of Sanford; Floyd Culbcrt, 22, an.I
Principal*’ Conftrvnce In Gelne*nor soloist* Anne Ruts, t'J, nf Sanford; snd
vUl* Friday.
at the presentation tomorrow l^ O rr Brown. 21 k snd Julia
evening at 8:00 o'clo•ck a t tha Worthy, 17, of Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Wight Woman'! Club of the musical
--------and fhmlly hav* moved from Rove claaalc. “In a Pertain Gardsn.’
i'ily registration book* r 1 . 1
Court to thetr new home on Gold by tho Remington Studio* of Or Saturday evening with the «den Lake, the former John Tho mu* Undo with the local American dltmn of tho name* of 2U1 new
estate.
Childhood Education Organisation voter*, Tho books will now bo
sa sponsor.
checked over hy lirgi-.tr*r W. J.
Mr*. W. F. Garner of this elty
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_____
advanced Thigpcp with the poll tas rr ci"ter
Other
soloists,
all
snd Mrs. Frank Hadley of Hotly,
many voters are
wood have been called to Atlanta rludsnts of Professor Ksmlngton *° 't'tsfm in* how
in -the
will be Miss Josephine H srrtag, l riixibl* to rpertii-jpale
..s i - u .- .- iby the death of Mr* Garner’s
soprano, David Jsw etl, tanor, and •Pr,'l*l City election one week
brother.
Hr*. Karl Ambrose and Ksr!
Ambrose, Jr.
nf Jacksonville
spent the week-end her* with ths
former's mother, Mr*. R. L. G rif
fin, 400 Myrtle Avenue. They
were accompanied
home
by
Stephanl* Ambrose who has been
visiting Mr*. Griffin for *oint
M iss K athleen L aney
Is S ignally H onored
GREENVILLE, S. C.. Apr. 8. Mlsa Kathleen Laney, of San-,
ford, hat recently been elected a
sophomore Map Queen attendant
at Greenville Woman's Colley* of
Furman University In Graenri'le,
South Carolina. Each year th*
class** select their most beauti
ful membegg to serve as LadfeaIn-Wsltfng to tha Queen, and Miss
Laney was also thus honored while
a freshman last year. She la par
ticularly Interested In dramatics
snd has participated lit plays
given h r the Furman-7T. W. C.
Dramatic laboratory aa wall as In
one production of the GreenvlPe
Community Little Theater.
VICKS
ffT *
n trtln n i iw ntM away, firemen
•trudried (gainst heavy odd* to
combat flame* in shattered dwellIngj. The negro sretinni about
Park la k e were demolished and
many Mown into the lake were
palled nut hy rescuers The Tupelo
city hospital was destroyed. The
business district hail no great
Professor Remington, baritone.
----------------------- .
TO GIVE CBLERY HALL
Invitations srs being mailed today for the Second Annual Celery
Ball lo be given Tuesday evening,
Apr, H , st the Mayfair Hotel by
Two more deaths .Sunday In this
tomailo.wrsrke.1 town hrousht lo
I t lives the toil of last week'*
storm .
The dr^fl worn listed as Ophe
lia Greer, negm woman, ami an
unidentified negro roy. Both were
crushed in a splintered house.
Natloual Guardsm en ami Red
Croat forces turned their sltentlon
tndsy to rurt! sections nf sdJoining
W ltcus county, where no live*
were lo*t In the tornsdo, but whe-e
sn estlmsted thousand persons
were homeless and property dam
age high.
A. E. Walton of Cordele, heading
ru ral relief wnrk in this srea. **ld
a survey showed 110 houses tntslly
destroyed In Wllcn* county. Ilcav,
lots In livestock also wa* reported
by Wsllon.
frnm tomorrow
Nl so hundred
and thirty-four were qualified to
vote In
iary last Novel*.
brr The total number ■t voter* In
*11 the County who had paid
thrir 1935 poll ts s r s
} to Ssturday night waa 1.231.
P ro je cts T o M easure
C om fort O f O ysters
MRS. GILL TO I.BTTURE
Mrs, Madeline B. Gill, who for*
marly had thd Royal French
Muasum In Sanford, will giv* a
costume lecture, “History of th*
Cruas," tomorrow evening a t 8:00
o'clock at the P in t Methodist
Church In Deland. All Sanford
friends sr* Invited to attend/
CHARLESTON, S. C., Apr. tl
—(A3—Twin project, designed lo
ascertain the com fort sn oyster
derives from
dikes
will be
launched by U. S. engineer*.
One project will embrace an
Inlracoastal
dredging program
without the use of dikes and th*
other with the use of dikes.
This should giva an indication
of the benefit from the use of
dikes to pravrnt sill from .being
deposited In oyster bed*, engineer*
aay.
CARD OF TIIANKB
We wish to thank our friend*
for their acta of kindness and
floral offerings extended at th*
time of the death of our husband
and father.
Mrs. C. J. Carlson
Mr*. Ruth L. Stewart
Mr*. C. F.. Adams.
—adv.
Tonight
Tuewday
N e x t Sunday
Admission
10c - 35c
One Killed. Two Injured
BATF.SVILUE. Ark., Apr. A —
A—On* msn we* killed »nd two
GET NlfW TIRE MILEAGE
A T i'A /N EW, TIRE COST
Thanks lo our new inrUiml of retread in g , we can
put new tren d s on ymir old tire* and guarantee yt>U
practically new tire service, a t half new tire cost.
Our re tre a d s are guaranteed on a 10,000 mllo
basis. We have records of n \e r UO.IHMI miles on some
tires retread ed "by us.
Beware of unguaranteed ret redded
tire s sold at»
^
low prices.
' '
CENTRAL FLORIDA'S MUST COMPLETE TIR E SHOP
HONE 205
S. PARK AVE,
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
EASTER
FROCKS
HATS
An arm y of dresses to make
your head swim. Wo have every
thing from lovely printed flllkn to
sm art s (torts dresses. Dreiwcn with
contn— drensea w ithout cnnU. White
and pa-ttcU, novelty printa. Sizeu 11
to 52.
|p
ound 2 5 c
l Dressed HENS
hu« Oa«)
a n t Ih* top of th e plant wore
Mown away. The Cooper Cant a
Company'*’ th m ( story building
o th er peraons Injured late Sunday I'OLAMI) BARS .SWASTIKA*
when lornsdic winds swept La
WARSAW. Apr.
Wear-;
crosse, 36 mile* northwest of here.
Property damage wsa estimated a t In* of awastlhn armband* ha* be*a :
forbidden lo Po.iih natls on the
thousand* of dollar*.
ground th at It i* the crnbltm of an-!
other state. H ha* headquarters
P U N MILITARY COU.RGK
in Isxlt ami circulates a newspaper]
there and in Warmer.
NAM1K,. Tnila, Apr. S . - W —
Plan* for the first Hindu military
co Iley* outside tho control of the
government, at a ru st nf approal- C a t c h i n g C o l
mately $250,000, have been an
nounced by Dr. B( 8. Mooeije,
veteran Hindu leailer. The flnan- NOSE d r o p s ! / S ciah support of rich Hindu m er
:rT7:iMi:ia.ikTii:iii:Mchant* i* Icing solicited
lb. 28c
PR IC ED FROM
With our Process of
Dry Cleaning
you am always assured
of Quality World
Spring huts in ntraw anti fell.
White, pastels, and a variety of
other shades.
MEN’S BEST BU1T8tf
'E J U I Q B 2 I
seat
t*
returned
aa
froah
— i
and
PR IC E D AT
t
Mm — Be* Us for 1
SCHWOBILT
M S I* *, IEII8E UUIEl;
STEVUT• M U T UYMAUU
gU*«*Mwy* •**!##. FMerg,
SANFORD
�V o 't A - rV *t'A$",*
H"IOL
U N b tT lfc lA L ,
YOW»G A b lK E S S E S TAKE A N TI MAERIAGE VO W S
.
For County Commissioner
.
-DEMOCRATIC PARTY
D M r ic t No. 1
.
‘BLOW S ’ UP* iA T ^AUGUSTA
CHARLES DUNN
Mfc J. v. W»' . 1
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BOSTON ST E E L E
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ELEVEN DEAD IN UNPRECEDENTED TORNADO AT GREENSBORO, N. C
H l'i L iR
F .E V A m riN G ' .EUROPE?
.
D .L . T H R A S H E R
ingress
For County Commission*
O.* RAY M ON D E
J. J . CATES
i A s . G .S ttA R O N
VICTOR CHECK
W . J . (F U N IE ) STEED
J. D. DAVISON
Fbr Governor
REX PA C K A R D
W M . C. (H om estead Bill) HODGES
OTTO SC H M EH L
For Comptroller
I ■ftfctwt ftotooil
For Railroad CommisSfbrier
For State Senator
Here ere h v m of
club" end vowed not
never bo etara, Loft
Lindt perry, M i M
thirteen. Hotly wped motion
to wod inrttl thoy attain
to,right:. Mark Wilton,
*Margai* and tho olub’o
W. B. BA LLARD
ROY L. H O W ELL
LONDON, Apr. *1.—Prime Minlater Stanley Baldwin bo* decided
to resign a* rem it nf InrrraulPc
deafnrx.v The Doily Mall reported
R ( ^ “ lL H lS lP H R E Y
todays
RATES
’
lie IbM 1 tiaao.
•a baa S times,
fc liae * limes.
■a baa 1 monih.
.Minimum charge We
SNOW’S
For County Commissioner
W. G. KILBEE
S. F . (S am m y) LONG
GORDON B A R N ET T
OKIE a MATHIEUX
A . G. W A G N ER
J . T. M cLAIN
For County Judge
Go
H. H . PA T T ISH A L L
For Justice of the Peace
w. S p e n c e r
Fourth Dtatlri*
JA S . C. RO B ER T^
Prosecuting Attorney
E . F . HOUSHOLDER
JO H N G. LEONARDY
W . H E R B E R T M ESSER
UEL A. B. W ILK IN SO N
For Constable
Fourth DistrWt
BOB DODSON
For Sheriff
C. M . (C H A R L IE ) H A N D
For Supervisor Of
DAVID K .M cN A B
Democratic ^omihftteeman
OUR EXPTRIENCED radio tech
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
nician Will gladly glva yoa an Chain otoro organisations of tho
Mhtmato of tho coot of repairing East mm] Middle West drove d j;
^
.. m
ltflV
radio
T Jnatt
l r t riff
O r ftO
CflAROE.
tended a .helping hand to Cali
fornia farmers by p’odgtng co
makes. HEARS, ROEBUCK AND
operation to wootorn poach grow
CQ h ORLANDO, FLA. ______
a n In a nation-wide campaign to I
^ A u to m o b ile s .
_________ IncToahd tho oalo Of canndd1
peaches, and thoa relieve Callfbr1M1 CHEVROLET l5nal W h-sl
long arhtol baa# truck. Naw
T in a and Tag. f m o o Real and
Sons, J01 IF. r rat l i t
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4—Situation W inldd.
WANTED! Jib ao housekeeper,
maid, dark, or any kind of
work. E iperlmced. SOI E 8th. St.
ST. AUCTUBTINE. Apr- « Lieut. O ol JoM O. MaNtmarg hag
t< (gM APi ria . Oalat SIH*
fair eaolitr I t . M - H H i Wl
It tagblkea llboraL 4omaJ
train, marb.l
Soil i
W ATSON
Diamonds And Watches
V jtth A n d Jewelry Row
Seasoned}
Lumber. 1
» . “Lumber Mi
8th ind f r m h
On tha avo of hit portlelpeUen In tha third annual Augusta
National Invitation pa* teurnmeat. W. Lawton Llltla. jr, hlng of
the warld’a amatauft far Ifta past two ysers. decided to Join lha
ranha of prafaaalanala. Valaran proa are ahown baatowlnp t*niratulatlonm Lift |a right: Tammy Armour, Cana Saraitn, Bobby
Crulhahanh, Llltla. and Johnny ParrOlL (Associated Prats Phaia;
0NE-8T0RY houaa located oa
Sanford A rt. near airport. | i
par month. Phono 810-W.
Tenders RdUtnntlon
For Clerk Circuit Court
Collector
W E R T -T he-JE W E L
TO ADULTS, 3 or 4 room apart
ment. * First floor, connecting
bath, t i l Mongolia Ava.
- Hoad, Sprinkle re, Rakan or Oardgainc equipment of any k to l
RUniey-Rogira Hardware Co.
A. T A T E
LAWSON LITTLE JO INS PRO RANKS
MIGHT BE MILLIONS’ IN PENSION PLAN, SAYS TOW NSEND LETTER
lb—A#srtmanta for Rant,
Sanford Mij
X OV ERSTREET
•THt L. Mo r g a n
UKE LEA FREED FR O M PEN
The fleet ternade over t» strike .Qraenabero, N. C. brought Paata u eleven pereoae, Injurlea to o hundred or more tnd cauaed
property demote estimated ot 11.000000. TMi pteturo shew, one of tha eumaroua homaa rlppad to splint.re. fires fallowad tho teenage
P»d PI loaat three pertoni war* burned to death in damoilahad buildings. (Aaaaalatad fraaa Photsi
IQu-FTowMa a n d P la n ts .
ty UOV. Ihrlngha.nm after earring ntarly twa yaarwaf a
alatlon of bonhlng Iowa, Cal. Luba Lai
eenater and fnanalar, la ahown bidding
,JM < bm a m laavlifg the North Caroilr-I
Vf* •yVVjMlf Ip oonnootlon with
' Conlfaf ■fcnkrng and True* oampanr a*
A latter Ry B r. W. K. Tawnoand, In whlah ha woo guotod aa writing "them might ba mllllona* In hit old-age panalon plan If
properly argaghwdk woo ailed by a tpeelal houoo committee Investigating the far-flung rinanalal ramlflaatlons af hit campaign.
Dr. Townnan# Daft) Is ahawn In ahlrtalaavaa aa ha mapped hit dofonoa preparatory to appearing boHro the ssmmllloo. A l Ula
oatroms right |p J o a n gulllvan, committee counool, lolling Hop. Hoffman (cantor) of Michigan and n*«. O llier of Pann*ylvania
toil Edward A Merged, ( no of Towniond*o area managori, once faood Indlaamanli chorglna g'ang itfpoag, (AlaJllatod Piero PSolo]
vrK on th m f l p e n k y d . P c
i{«cn,
ta r J a
F o u n tiu rv a r Y o u t J l - -
For
;
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— LETTER W
MAILING LISTS—TYPINO
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIOJIB
B -roqrt FLOOR ohow cnee. Plata
glass ahalvta. McLauIln. I l l
S. Park.
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MEISCH
fit
Reduce Surplus
iTTiigT
Fop 8UU
J» H . (Jim ) L E E
J# f , M cC l e l l a n d
dtolnp hi. coma bach chaacr. vriUwt 2 U a dJtovfifto round of tha
Iw (Ga.) National Invitation Golf Tournament, Bobby Jones la
playing out of a sand trap ao ho trolled Harry Cooper and other
L Cooper paced the field with a aub-par 70. (AP Photo)
ZINNIA PLANTS. 15« dot. A. K.
'Roe letter, Florist,
Phono
W . J . T H IG P E N
P A U L G. B1GGERS
'
M i t u a c * .
’ Diatriet No. B
‘o r Representative, State Legislature
t
log your homo In a lump turn
. . . e r t h v dollona a month,
without disturbing your aaTinge
occour.r? Soo uo ler de’alk
about PUisburtjh'e simple. easy
TmtoTarment H an. . . ‘Taint
Today, Manlha to Roy." No rad
tape, no down payment, aa
much aa IS months to pay,
covers both paint and lobar.
T«U advantage of this pita.
The dispatch a ilj th at In tho now
cabinet Baldwin probably would
become lord proaldent of the coun
cil and that Neville ChamBerlaln,
present rhaneellor of tha ex
chequer. mlpht succeed him aa
prime minister.
Lord llitifax or Sir* Robert
Home
might supplant Foreign
Secretory Anthony Krton, Who thbn
would be a candidate for tha poet
of Secretary of India, tho dispatch
•aid. ad ling that Ramsay Mac*
Donald probably would retain Ula
117 Park A t*
portfolio of lord privy tool.
c. B. SEARCY
W. B. WILLIAMS
H . J . LEH M A N
. .f.'mti
'
Prim e Minister
Baldwin P l a n s
To Resign Post
For County Commissioner
District No. 4
F o r Representative, State Legislature
'
pleforo i c l m u i who. hovo formed o “eplneler
itordom or until It looho prottjr certain they will
Paula
Jeanne Madden. Olivia do Havllland,
oergeant-at-arme Patriot* ms. (Associated Prno
PETER THURSTON
For County Commissioner
J . J . PARRISH
.
■Offjt toimBL
37th Senatorial District
W . R, D U PR E E
i- i»i
r* ■•
i
District No. X
State Treasurer
*"■ ’? *-a
F R E D A . DYSON
D A N C H A PPE L L
For Attorney General
SHORT’S CA
District No. X
letter addrvaatd to A djutant Co*oral Vivian Colliaa.
.
Cotonal McNamara's latter alto
asked Immediate acceptance of hla
resignation as lUutonant - c*.'on<
Adjutant Catwrai’a DepACtmaa*.
Florida National Ounrd.
Tho U ttar gave ao iw u m tor tig
action other than to eU ta “1 Am
H necessary to terminate my aer*.
Woo dhto to copdttlono under whkh
I And It tmpmaftto U bWTy eM*
Colonel McNamara refused to
enUrge opop hit rial—*****
would give as IwdkaUn aa to th i
W H O C E D SSQ JA PA H E SE ^CRISIS THREATENS
Seminole County Credit
SOVIKT
third.in 153ft tw Hnm
Sato w ith lOOO
3 3 0 h o M c m a n fund Z4pvigyta. Thl* was th «
KEPUtl
KHABAROVSK.
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INVASION
H E n.E
HVO^TOK
a
•HSDJKING
Houses In Miami
Are Damaged By
Dynamite Bombs
>P0gT
MIAMI, Apr. C—(AP)—Miami
detacUves said they had boon unibU Iff n i l * any
progrooo hi invoatlgaUon of Uirvo
dynamite-bomb oap'ooiono that
damaged l o t uncompleted hous'd
her* 9atoday night.
Tho ogploalona followed four
others by a manth. Uroetigatora
•aid aU «4 thg hurabo APPnutMly
flatu m .
Two flroman, CapL. IL 0. Cock*
ran and L. H. Land, narrowly
escaped injury by tho second at
two oaplooloiu In tho earn* hoiMIng Saturday night. Answering ata~.
storm after tlto 'f t n t blast, tk to r
saw a fuse burning elgtg to tog£
Improvised bomb la tho kttthgu.
■w* ttoiyo* io ino iiaovanK JU T
as It aaplodad.
.
, 7 ;>I8 H
Tho first bomb blow a hole to
• haUtub and tho second t o w
aged tha httohoar waU.
, ,
Damage tottotoUd at |U M w i
to. .y * b*Wlrw** o* atoUbton
<iM*
�HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
dogs which ShoeId flahh In thw'
money:
F irst rore. e o a rte r mile: Den
> m ark. T raffle Bo, PA IR 1MAO t.
(1), on Tlmo. Ho* flat lee r, JOY
ue Season To S tart Today
ford Lookout* To Begin
Between Yanks-Red Sox*
ason Tomorrow Schedule Calls
For 4 dames Each Week ■iNo m . npc MiKRUsr t«. n
• A1
o t m
___
^
*
T T iiii u j u i i e
D c in fc ii
o u a
The Sanford LookooU (that*,
it ■«■* of this year*, team In
M Florida But* J a * ru e . 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 w ont gat down
I hnfd work until tomorrow a.
any o f the player* war* not **■
B m Back? moot for the Chat
tanooga Lookout*, araa aspacUJ
early this-afternoon with eight
n e k lea for tho Sanford Lookout*,
He I* alee bringing new uniform*
l e 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 th e,
Sanford
Baseball
Association
signed two new plrytra to d a y ■in Cate* of Key West, a mem
ber of a former Sanford team, and
'J e t BUtruf who played last Mi
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> '-The Sanford lookout* will
carry 14 men, but between 20 anJ
U men will try out for positions
an the A a m ^ F i ssfdrnt Wert *akl
today.
*
La y e r s i n j u n i o r l e a g u e
S P O N R n n p .n n v q a v w n p m im u a
SHM1N0LRS
« . A. Cahfc. mxr.
William Bra run
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
Clifford Proctor
Cecil Miron
Charier Fining
Mach Cooper
Kirby F lu
Lambert Palmer
David Gatchel
Charles Cook
Jema-i Hamrick
.Wilbur Bohanan
RED SOX
Jsha Melack, Jr.
B ir.
Mack Cleveland
BUly Tlpplna
William Owana
Georg* Spatr
Stewart Quarterraan
Chari** Andercin
BUly Johnaon
Hubert Hayta
George Kennls
Edf a r Danmark
Stm Thurmond
Bruce Bolt
Donald Jone,
Nash Kennedy
TANKERS
Billy Zaebry, mgr.
'Olln Greer
Joe Tmhet
Carrol Godwin
Paul Moor*
Sherwood Jacobson
John Adam*
Kenneth Echoic
Beseem Carver .
Nolle Trawlck
Roy Mixon
Nei) Angel
Oliver Stapler
Harold Madden
John Angel
\
R oofing
S e cu rity
Lumber
COMPANY
FROM FACTORY TO YOU
No Middle Profits
SANFORD AUTO
ACCESSORY CO.
Wa Ar# Her* to SUy
204 Sanford Avenue
eorond n r f , m t e n t r ( f t m ball
dally doakM ji CACTtin ri-OWKU
i l l , r> e * ra Dm , O H enry. Jars
Maaisr. PRCU JOURS III. Blondy
Mn.trr, R e e l■ a la ry . UCRWOUU
i o u n g n e n u am es, til.
T hird
twee, f u l n r l l j
(ta il
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 tiiitan ca of
the others In their midst;
half
* CUBA
81. Clair Cameron,
■r.
*
KEEP
Chxrlea Thurston
Em a.l Lea
Lyman Baker
Fred W r ^
B. A. HowardHoward Plxler
Spencer William.
W alur Pale
Philip Kronen
Hugh Carlton
Scott Melntyru
Jack Sparkman
John RnaaMey
Herbert' Moreland
Julian Simone
Jlmml* Carter
Mika Baua
Southern Loop
40 Red Stars In
To Use Arcs In Windows Denote
Profits S e a r c h Backers Of Team
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 a r t 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* of 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 of the eight parka of the by director* of 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, G a, 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*
the
nds of th*
"There wuran^ enough to
_______«
.t-. Bll ■ Fnunrl are f l i t a n m a
a la .
ooronani fury said the wounds .porugolng pub Ic, andl agreed
“aelMnGIctad.
equip his Russwood park with a
Lumbar And
G
P o sitio n s A re L o st
B y N on-V oting N azis
m r a u N , A p t.
N .ii
panlihrocnt « U visited swiftly up
on Industrial worker* who failed
Faahlon.
sck B r l n g f o r S
dea F o r .T eam
N ew U n ifo rm s
-■-il.v
la iu u riv e a
n
JO N E S RETIK ES
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 of U yean.
Maxwell Stewart, president of
of 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 a t Sanford-Ovlando Konnnel
patron* of
ttfm thalr
Heading U* fist tonight b<
R' nny Bay who will , run wltR
Paddy Bln*. M tik rl Fairy, I-ady
Traffic,
8ani| Q reo n .. Car o*.
Qua**. Flash Peat and Ml«« Mark.
All a f 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 1 a '
Light, 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• IU. Traffic Bing, and Aih Tray,
over* ana a youngster, and track
.otfU al* are leeklnw ‘for one of
the greatest crowds and meal
thrilling
race* af tha year.
GJA8 GOW HONORS BOIJVAR
Tenl*M‘* entrdaa am* salactl****
,,GLASGOW, Scotland, Apr.' «.
with th* latter capitalised as In
—IJft—In Glasgow’s new street di
rector*. “ Bolivar TorrMo” has dis
placed "Montgomery Tarraea" and
at one of tho itreat corners a tab
let name* Simon Bolivar a* “tha
Uttlo Rock, Nashville and At
lanta Inaugurated maada matinees
a few year* ago.
“It Isn’t a question of whether
baseball can ha played Last a t day
or night,” Watkins said when ho
gave up hi* long fight to keep
bassba'l In th* Southern under th*
sun. “It 1* a question of what th*
fan* want. Since w* announced we
were t(flipping Rumwood with
light* I’ve heard nothing b-it
word* of commendation.*
Tha Bd'Jthsm I* trying another
novel ld*s| The Shaughnessey
n r y n tt, m e n M O T
play-off system will ba triad for
SABA-mTA, Anv. fM JFV-Th*
a second year, but the team that Florida State Hotel Association
wlna the most of 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 of th*
Tolas league In which the Shiughnsssey system s'to Is uttd.
FLOWERS
EYES
E S I pnnrani
W e a r W a s h a b le S u its
a
Y o u th F in d s W ay To
Im p re ss G irl F rien d
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
I go sailing on hit gtrL
/
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 H abm 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 f ln t 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 h r C artel, ten*
econom *
L
finenSoils 6(
r ^ c s - r f e ^ x . Linen Pants 3i
She w a s Im pressed b y It, ha ex
plained.
Cardiu Helps When
Nerves S e e m 0n|
Edge Every Month !
F0R
( v e r t In c lu d e ))
Seminole County Laundry Inc. #
ajlmlnalpin
vToalght’e ninth Is th* festor*
r f tha' evening
tha fleet of two
Conaotatlon . Elimination.. Tha
eatriod a n tha tight dog* who were
•I*ml notad In ftrwt and Mcornl
quarter-final Derby eliminations
of 10 day* ago. -
YOUR
M cLauHn, .
T he Jew eler.
M 475
« !• W. IN
HERE’S HOW
n e t t h a h o a t in m ix ed d r ln k f
For Yoar
Party —
O R D ER
had
�Ran ford Is Tha Only Central
Florida City Affordlnc Rail, H i f h n •
And Water Transportation
an
in d e p e n d :
—w
8 AN FORD, FLORIDA.
FO R TY -EIG H T D IE AS TORNADO
Kstabikhed In 1908
IDAY, APRIL 7, 1936
A N D F IR E SW E E T .G A IN ESV ILLE
ounded I n
I iff l t d I f f c
R avine
NUMBER 140
Bodies Of 42S Are
Recovered In Cities f
StruckBy Tornadoes
—
r
D
•
Storm 1 ransrorms Business
P a rt O f G a in e sv ille Into
Terrible Blazing Shambles
Of Rebels
tFPoUtical
■Among The
G ainesville, T u p e l o
Each put Estimate
Rising R [ v e r g
.
Threaten Flood
Swollen S tre a m s Stop
Highway^ T r a f f i c
In u n d a te O n e Tow n
af
GalneevlH*
t nt»»
■
terrible
biasing shamble* In which mnr-'
than t*0 persons, povnibly 200 met
k H i H only estimate
» othere” 'were (Wad.
of victim, taay reach
M Full man car occnA tornado, with aubecqurnt fir**, ewept tha business district of Galneavllle, Ga., killing at treat 49, injuring hundred-, of other* and
h m of the crew ware devaitatlng tha downtown taction. National Guardemen, firemen, doctors and nurata ware rushed to tha atrickan town to recover bodice
and care for tha Injured. Thia graphic picture, taken by an Aieodated Preaa photographer from tha top of the wrecked courthouse,
af men. believed to be ahowa a ecctlon o f the demoUihad and charred bueln.ee dlatrkt
the itorm subsided. Note tha smoke from burning building. In
»wa reported to bare tha background (AP Photo)
bridge ae tha tram
* * • I t Several .Important
1 flgwaa war* aboard tha
aatharltiaa thought
ildy-for W aahki
krw Bprlnga, Go.
their death. Many «f the Injured
have since succumhed, »rmi nf
them on special tra in , on which
they wrre being rushed to ht»*|ilUla In Atlanta, tt wa« feared that
many more victim . of the tragedy
will be foil nil when relief workers
have b .rn able to d e a r u n y ire
ma>. of wreckage wrought by the
Without waiting for a request
from notional headquarters for
fund, to help relieve eufferlng In
liainr.vHle, Ga„ end other eouthern cltlr, hit by tornado yesle'day, Mi.* Elisabeth Anne He
twister.
Forrest, erecutive secretary of
Gainesville’* known ilrait In Seminole Chapter of the Ameri
cludred 10 who** bodies were can lli’d Crnaa, thia afternoon le
burned ■bryoml recognition in an aned on appeal to resident* of
outbreak of fir* which followed Ih l. .et-lion for contrlbutiona th .l
the abrupt atornft **•
".u rely will be needed.”
Five engine, and ambulance.
Associated
Press
dl.patch*,
w*re trapped in their effnrta t-i quoted tied Croae offlelil. to
get through the atreeta
atreet. by the day a . ataling th a t fully one
litter of drhrl*.
million dollar, will be needed for
Water malne wrre bur.t, adding relief work In the atricken rone.,
to the difficulty, of fire flghten.
Miaa It*Korre.t .e l a minimum
Food and clothing .tore* were de quota for Ihl* .e ttlo n a t 1260. J.
molished and a shortage of sup. |„ inglcy, executive vice-prealdeirt
Wv* loomed a* an added hard.hip nr the Sanford A tlantic National
a* relief agenda, hurried help I llank, U co-operating with the
'here.
, | ___
„
.accept tonRad. ..Croat ____
and will
GAINESVILLE, Apt*. 7.—
(A P) —Rising rivers added
the threat ef widespread
floods today to distress in a
doien states stricken by tor*
nndoes which
may har*
claimed a death toll of 600
persona
125
persons More th a n iz
o bodLoo
k's of victims of windstorm ! • t
th is week and last h a re been .J
recovered and Red Croat authari> '.jj
tie. .aid 1.727 werv badly Injured ,TJ
by tw i.tert which damaged 3,200
homee.
q ''- C l
Relief worker. tolled under -t*
m a rc s,t akin t l two mltl title* jfj
hardest hit -Oal.resvi In. Ga„ and
Tupelo, Mias.—where death roil* 3
mounteil In a ghastly parallel ! • .
near the 100 mark.
Ha in and awolleo .tr e t tut threat* ’’
encil reveral commitntle. wnkh •*■
raped from tha 126,000,000 tw k te n !
.Sunday night and Mnrday F'-aadC
generated
by a four-inch Vain- ■. .
fall courted through the Carolina J3S
foothill., doting tha hlfhw uyi^.''
About 200 negro Homee la Chare H
a B ristlin g L a n g u a g e N o te d A ctress Dies
To R oll
lotte,, N. C-. were Inundated. • * v « v ,
I T h an were qa official e.lln u U .I trlbullon. at tha batik.
heavy flood*— are predicted. Bait,
of the property damage in IheJ
-I In S
Qecu
oa...utiU
,
r
.
c
*
m
tnl.
Ill
3
W
eeks
Capo Fear and tha Manse rivrtl
rities C ase
•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 a t (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 m ailing 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 S aray . 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
d
e
a
r
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 a1 brought In to aid in keeping order.
ahoulder in clearing atreeta of the '
pursuit of tha Inquiry wouk) con- alnger, actreaa and motion pic• Undamaged re.ldence* were com
21, of Sanford.
at dawn from Iho charred m ini of
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 of Ita daad aa the aaarth want ; ^
- work here .aid It might he day*
decided.
Tha
act
require*
rvgiv
ing to the reading of 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 of 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* H i
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 las Ion In m1 her* to help control the iltuation. tho laymen of all Sanford churches bodlaa. lig h t 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 a r t >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
F u tu re F a rm e rs Will
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
T re a t C e l e r y Seed gregational Church last avenlng. city aa undertaker* haatlly atao
county hat a squadron, and Ahat th a t Golden rod, his, home, la In It waa possible legislation wn-nl
The service began a t 6tl0 o'clock
b* sought to confor specific pu».-r
Fourteen persona, are dead In
and closed promptly a l 6:80
to compel testimony such as was
Alabama.
IS al Rod Bay. Twohr*
o'clock. The Rotary Club will hare
asked of 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 of tornado n J (arbitrary) power on th# part of
Clifford Bhinholacr, r trio comfere re, the Rad Croae
(Qwtr e H e« raws r areei
posed of th* Misses Dorothy
Clauao, Marion Clous* and Louie*
eliminated.
L e a d in g C om m ittees
BLBCTRIC TRAIN A R R IV at
County Agent C. R. Hawaon Rosa sang a number, tha chorus
song an anthem, Miaa Nancy
O f T ra d e B ody Will
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
M e e t W ed n esd ay Eve Politicians Invited
it to treat celery seed with a solu Rev. J , Bernard Root offered powered electro-locomotive
T o 2 M ore M eetings tion e f correal** sublimate. Tha proycr and tho audience sang a th* Ore*** Bloeeom Fpedal I
A Joint gweting of the executive
Miami yesterday over the I
fartnoc- could treat hla own seed, couple of hymnal
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 tr s ^
Dor la MeOall. The ushers ware
yretinao .Woditeeday.
Extreme
LOCAL W E A '
ro*ed mamber.HIp
a* Demonstration Club of
Mark Palmer, Karlylo Houihalder,
northwest Florida: P a rty cloudy
loots will serve a chicken
W H A T S DOING
attendance of every
Robert Wilton and L E. Tow.
and tookr. pratedod *w rain In
u u p p e r In Chuluota tomorrow
I# requested by the
extra** eaot n**tlo*ntoolght;
th# trade body,
kt, sad th* 4-H (lob girls of
TODAY
K e y A rrivee, T hough
Wodnooday portly dandy, slightt* - ill prerent a play and the
i I* chairman nf the
6:10 F. M.: Hoiy Week servk#
man's
Homo
Demonstration
nJttoe whkh le cootTow n L ac k s B uilding
segregations! Church.
b of 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 build lag—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
M aytak Hotel.
Veterans Clamor
To Sign Lads In
Sons Of Legion
Unlawful Probes Marilyn Miller,
Are Criticized By' Star Of 'Sally/
/S u p re m e C ourtj Is Dead At 38j
Hungary Premier
And P a j - t y Head
Engage I i r D u e l
)ON, Apr. 7v—(At—Great
k pressing for latmedlsts
M by tha League of Nochsrgeo Italy hi employing
ju s *gainst civilians In
For Audience At
Laymen’s Service
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8ANF 0 RD HERALD,
Gangsters Won’t Ran
H
m t e If Tomasello
18 Candidates Is tElected,
He S a y s
G BEFORE BREAKFAST
L B O A L NOTICfc
P*'»U Ikt* ltd . U r #t A p ril 1*1*.
' ■ A. i*. m.ikjtwtm .
polo. Male of P to f S
" V * « t l r u l l (‘curl of |am |l
c*v»«y.* rtoriA*. ■ ,
lo t m L M f* « d
Tho arOMWBl mt/M
■ill «»1rr Ih* MlldR
•
|p
m
Ill’JfTOK
’
I'a lm m M r.rlln o
arenrUlow 1
June Primary
f g y , ‘ f a aoperintendent of public
;.t*otn>ctl*n. wmi n«t proveit. .
» :n n c c n of (hr to candidates foi
ifl* Seoni of Count* romml« l^ i.
J f f - W r r a noxt hsard from, from
. D w ik t No. 3 tho ■poo icon were
■C V rW Done and D. I- Thrkahrr,
f\**h Boston Alcala abacnl. From''
• Dtatflct No. t the speaker* were
A-J. Cataa. Victor Owck-.Fro' A.
Dr***. Olto ftchmoht ijid Pste*
Thrrvfon, with J..D . Dlvloon J
•I* W « and Reg Prrkard ahoeit
H«wal wm the only eindldatv
District Ne. I prooent. the
/■kaefltaev being Boat L. Humphrey
• and C. B. Bearer. Both of tho candi
date* from r i .'r i c t N r 4. r . A.
■fam all and W. B, JYIIlleniv, war*
there, a t ware aloo th t A rt eandi■f’ataa from DDtrict Ne. B—W. 0.
RBbea, 8, F, (BammT) Long, Orta
• B. Mathlaur. J. T. McLain *nd i t
H. PettjohnI)
J. C. R o'ertt eandi!*'* fofoitlee *f tba paice; : ro Dodno-
;
;
• .
P e tit Tomaullo, J r , Orlando
can. (date for gpv«raor, to Kay
Wcater at Bayrlaw Park hare.
He Made thla atatament durin;
an add ran* In which, without men
tioning nimea, he exp ratted rvacntemeni of what he caij wao the
Inference
made by
Governor
Aholta In an sddroa, b-for. the
Orlando Jayeee, laat weak that
no honaat mad coul I hold offlc# in
Florida.
^
Ha wo od up a reply to thin In
farenet with “I think l« waa
rather unfortunate that W. ware
not batter ebeerren of thoaa who
•poke of honcaty In rorarnment a
few dojrt ago."
He charged that "Therr It n>
fuatif cation for (be Incrrate in
*ent gross Increase In the cool of
•overnmenL and I am willing 'o
'•bate- th* io u- with any man be
rathsH nr at anytime."
McLaulln.
The Jeweler
W atch * *
r ia d r a .
■Toller |o hfir.'iy
r . it >i.iaa.v. bnMor . r to « e .r
llflcol. K» S«o, 10.0,,| Iko Jik.
- dor Of Aupwoi a. Or-ir»», ho» m m
- m * - *w wry afflco oofi hoo
opplln lion for o Ms
I . k- i,„
-U-.I th.r.on, Mold rortlflcalo #mhrorro Ih- follawlna I ra rrlM
■ m r » r i r t r i » r r H a t i i of Somloolo,
Wale of rinrido. to.wit;
Jew el
REPAIRED
Diamond* Moonled
Engraving
rta g sea
H “P*fty W-ecrlbe* ih
•>a.t-hi>a.r do o r o e t
d o r l» Iko n o o th \4
which Id (ho mi .&ojr
listed Ihlo Irri. dor I
Work of flrrOII
n il. ('aunty. F*
IMUL)
l> l t l III of k I Dream wold.
•wwi.imoi.TTm
|rnlr*«' oold rortlflcalo .hall bo
i-d r.r rd o'cordlna is low. |ho
•••r.rir rteocvlbe.1 ih-r-ln will bo
•old It iko »»1 f S lid .. a. |^o
rourt.hru.r door on IS- fir.I Mon.
dor In ikr month of Mar, |>JI.
! b l a c k - Dr a u g h t
N ext Tim* -1 aw—
Need A Laxative
„
nd Jack Flynt. candidates for conliable, were f oent, but W, A.
(Lonnie) McM.liln, candidate for
onitablr was there ai wees also
•V. J. Thigpen and Darld MtNah,
cats idatc* for r>p*rvitor of rayl-tratlon, who were the last speak-
■lartn*
141 New York
Repudiates S ilen ce Kept
nd Leaders, By Hauptmann
To V ery End
ints Pension Wife N ^ T Collapse
For conotipetlon, take a do*a
of Black.Draugh( at toon at
you real tie the condition you
ara In.
"If I am billouo, hare headi ache or a cold, I taka a doae
of Block-Draught at 'n ig h t,"
. write. Mra. R. D. Thaxton, of
U aingtin. Ga. "If I h a rt a
bad feeling after raralr, I take
i u t a pinch of BUck-Draughr.
It relieve* we. I rrtomra1nd
It very h ig h ly -a good family
medicine. I give my children
fyrup of B'ack-Draught. I find
. both good."
Black-Draught
pavit the
way for the relief of many
»uch symptom* at those men.Voned above, when con'tipatlon la at the bottom of the
(rouble.
Just try Itl Follow the di
rt etiona carefully and you’ll
probably It-ain why RtackDraugh.’ Is so popular.—adv.
{(party B i l l
w m Not R e
l i o n s In IT
U I s Elected
a s t h a t le a d e n o f
■Mod O ld A go Re-
eommltted a "h*la crime.’’ Judge JM.
X Seminole County
Judge J. O. Sharon i t Sanford,
TOr. Congress from candidate
far Congress
and
strong supporter of th* Town
send Plan, who today derail a need
and repudiated leaders of th*
movement, declaring that "the
whole bunch should' be kicked
ouf."
U tf * o A A rt.
P o litical F orce
Of Townsend Plan
Rudely‘Shattered
IUO Chicago
fo r. p e o p le w ho w a n t ftjp W ft
|M 4
Phone *7
A
t h e rig h t lo w -p ric ed c a r!
J
House Inquiry Slows
Movement, Official
Of Party Declares
(REA D IN G TIM E, U S E C O N D <
«’>•"
’
Define*
• o l? " * ** Trenton that l
k'dnap-muidervr had been
ath*r 4* heura. (Associated Prat* Fhete)
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4.-<A3
—On, th* ho*U of a Townaendita
_ »r n . l a w h M rwmm
Bruno Richard lltuptmana la
dead. He died in the Trenton.
N. J. electric ehalr at «:47:SO
o’clock tail night for the kidnap
slaying of tbe Lindbergh baby.
He waa ellent and stoical to the
and. Mrs, Anna Hauptmann waa
near prostration today. Indicating
aha would claim tbe body of her
husband at the prison for crema
tion and later burial.
Paul IL Wendel, Inmtlgatlon
of whose repudiated "confession’*
delayed Hauptmenn'e death 72
hours, still was Held facing a mur
der warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Hauptmann In a dramatic last
minute attempt to tare her con
demned husband. Ha also fared the
original warrant under which he
waa arretted.
Former Rspreaentitivs Frank
lin W. Fort said he was opposing
Governor Harold Hoffman for lha
post ai dslegate-at-larga to tho
Rspu lean national ronrvntlon
solely on tho issue of th* New Jer
sey forem or’a activity in th*
Hauptmann case.
In Kamenx, Germany, Haupt
mann's sg*<| mother suffered a
eomplsU breakdown on teaming
of her son's death.
Frltnds said Col. and Mr*.
Charles A. Lindbergh would re
main In England probably tba rest
of th* year. The Lindbergh's ware
not aroused during th* night to
be informed of th* eaecution.
Dr. John F. Condon, “Jafale" of
rahsont negotiation*, declined to
comment on th* death of Haupt
mann whom ha Identified at the
."John" J* w h o o i^ a paid 4*0,000
ransom money.
- Qovsmor Hoffman’* g<n<* »»*
nowiced he would pram for a
leg7ilatlva Investigation of lha
handling of tha Lindbergh cao*.
He alto directed Col. H. Norman
Schwankopf, rU U police euperlntend.nl, to submit recommenda
tions for payment of th* $25,'WO
reward posted by the alata of New
Jersey for the apnrvhenrion and
convlct'on of th* kidnap slayer.
•mount votU th*
iw# grow* greater."
pa*a statement also
*
the "princely
dividends" paid th*
(m *piag and selfish
I th* poor aM aged.
Ballard In Race
For County Board
In 3rd District
Woman Wants
her Easter things
A
W h a t la t h a o n ly lo w p r ie v d
w ith IM PR O V E D G L ID IN G K N EE-A CTIO N R Q )K *t
the season are gone when next Sunday ia paat
sldea . . . the nicest thing* will have been soldi
if the weather is good, it may be week* yet fa
the clearance sales begin# And by that time
want lighter weight fabric*, anyway.
prkwd cur witX CtNUINE HSIEER NO DRAFT VENTILATIONf
CHEVROLET—th e o n ly c o m p le te lo%c-pric*d cart
___________ ^
'
VMeU me w ith HIGfUGOftIFRESSION VALVE.IN-HEAD INCIB
TORNADO
NEW GEORC.IA SCHOOL HOUSE
< IR . 7'
Italians Bombing
Ethiopian Railway
As Troops Retreat
r
'i t
a
1
tom m ittee ASKS
Fascists Seeking To
Cut Addis Ababa’s
Early Report On ^ “ outside w»rid
Fruit Fly B ill France pbjec(s
Claimants Urged Toj T o B ritis h VicW
Wr f t cV Congress'
----T o Hurry Action,Wonts Sanctions Im-
March Of TimeTd
‘Tell The Woria>
About Ship Canal CITY NEWS BRIEFS
City Today Getting
One Side Of Story
Tim* marches onl
Five March of Time men cam*
from New York, via Ocala, to San
ford this morning and are putting
In th* day taking pictures and get
Jo.
ting th* view of opponent* ,1
th* Florida crump-state canal M
world" about
they can "t*U
th* proposed canal and -why (Cen
tral and South F W
IJa o^pov<
oppot^d
friln"
Its construction. Georg. S. Wltmer
Gun Schmah, Frank K. Anderson
and others took them In tow and,
according to the latter, "told
them plenty." They w ere' escorted
to various rvlcry fields where th.y
took a large number of picture
Views of flowing artesian wells
were also photographed wh I.
they were adviird that If the canal
were constructed it was feared
thes* wello would cease to flow.
Th* March of Tim* story will
be told over th* radio and will bo
ihown on tha screen In motion
picture theaters.
,*
While n similar story fllmtd
several weeks ag<5 by llcartl
Movietone waa not shown In local
theaters, tha Central and 8oi|th
Florida Water Conservation com
mit** has received many letterv
from cities In every section of thi
United States telling of Its show
ing. Rom* reported that th* pic
tur* was seven righlhs against th.
canal and about on*-«lghth for i:~
Th* March of Time men arc
n e s t* a t th* Mayfair. T h, or.
J. Glenn, Chon E. Gibson. Arthur
Jonos, Bert Pike and W. K. Hawk
J
Sunday’s tides; High at 7 211 A.
it. and 7:51 P. i|., low at |;|«
A. M. and 1:23 P. M.; Monday’*
tides. High at 8:01 A. M . low st
t:52 A. M. ani 7:87 P. M.
Southern agronomist! and hnr
ticu tufists are evpcctrd to arrive
In Sanfurd at 5 o'clock on the
afternoon of Apr. iR for a visit
of on* and one-half hour*. Thcte
will b* about 100 In the party.
Jk planet Junior garden tractor
hat been prevented to the new
agricultural experiment station,
being built on Celery Avenue eait
of Municipal Field, by the manu
facturers, the Allen Company of
Pennsylvania.
The weather: Generel'y fair and
warmer tonight; Sunday Increas
ing cloudiness and warmer, posalbly showers In extreme north
portion by night. Extreme north
west Florida: Mottly cloudy anJ
warmer tonight and Sunday.
Alleged Murderer Is
Found To Be Insane
in# reason la that tha rente it
was based on perre.itage Increase,
and Madison mad# a slightly bet
ter percentage a* it started with
only IS members, (to growth Wat
therefore RRfl percent. Sanford
started with 44 membera
anil
made f>07 percent Increase. “If we
had started with only 14 we would
have made a thousand percent increate.” Commander Doyle re
marked.
Though the local post of the
legion lotea hy * narrow margin
and w tl have to take tecond pltro
In t/ie convention parade, th* re
markable growth It hat mad* In
membership I, (damned In depart
ment bulletin* ond to praised by
department officials. Carl M. Tay
lor, district commander, write*
Commander Doyle: "Words fall
m* In expressing my sincere thanks
to you and the boy* for your won
derful membership and Legion
activities. Your post Is the out
standing on* In th* atat* depart
ment, and from a I reports on hand
t I* lev# you have clot* to the
highest percentage of membership
of sny post In the United States."
Campbell-Losslng
post
will
mest neat Monday evening, th*
scvslon to begin with a supper at
7 o'clock.____ __________
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Bv
Daytona Beach Mayor
Ship Canal I* Called
Victim O f Politics
Treatise On Will* I*
By Former Profeasor
m i
to rn L , ..
NUMBER 138
w. B. Ballard, who has resided
In Altamonte 8pringa for the last
*4 years, today entered th* race
for County CommlaMrgicr from
the Third District. Tha southern
section of th* County has never
rrwalilrnt T. K. Slmp«on irvl
been represented on th* County
Vic# Pre-idenl n F. Haines of
Board and thla makes residents of
the Seminole County Chamber of
tho dlatrlet fool th a t It Is the "for
Commerce, together wltfi the litgotten section of ho County," raid
t*f’* son. Wtbber Haines, attended
Mr. Ballard. He eald ho wana breakfast session in Kustls
to at* "South Somlnol* County
yesterday of Chamber* of Combrought bock to Sanford," and "In
th* critical time soon to face th#
County" he bell**** he gill ho of
. Vivien T. Murwtn, 37, employed
•it the canal at Ocala, and Gaa-vio
said McOroarty, "It goo* without of great service to th* County.
Mr. Bollard served on the board
May Curry, 31, of Sanford wera
laying that tho confldenc* of
Townsend Clab m*mb*rs la th*lr of aldermen In Altamonte Springe
lu H I tu d
JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 4j- T. Wued a marriage license today. T h r e a t
for 20 years and la'now treasurer, H. Shirley, who has been chargrl Mr. Murwin gava Camp Root*. 1 n r ® * 1
DJT
Ir.d.rahlp wUt be shaken."
It* added that th* disclosure*
with having choked hie mother t>> w it aa hu adjretx. a marriage
turned up a* fag by the committee
------death, yesterday was adjudged in llcenoe wa* alto Uaued to F L.
cam* Just at a time "whan w*
DAYTONA BEACH, Apr. 4.—
sane sad Sheriff Rex Sweat waa Brigham, Jr., 24, of Char’eaton, S.
were *0 aet to alert at last 800
ordered to take him to th* Six'* C , and Laurabell Jonea, 22, of Daytona Beach io thr.otcned with
Oakley, 8. C.
,
complete suspension of municipal
Cfngroasmrn
pledged td* the
Hospital ia Chattahoochee.
Townsend plan.* He predated,
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opcrqUotta. Angered at an order
nevvrthaieaa, that "a very large
W arranty deeds filed today re- i'»ued by the seventh Judicial
bio*" atUI would b* elected. ,
m l the sal* of two lota in Long- rourt Impounding municipal recOavagan’a mtaalen to th* West
W*od by Frank M, Haya to
O l j Manager M. S. Cou^n.
Const, It wa* laUanted, would be
Jpaephln* 8. Stillman. thra*‘ lot*
*>!• throat laat night
to follow up dlacHeuroa mod* by
mwpenslon would mean the
DAYTONA BEACH, Apr. 4 — in South Sanford Heights about ^
th* committee of ktblAd-thawtmw*
l^)— Florida's ship e*n*l“h»» h#- Otreo miles south of Sanford by ^ F . w n l d bo without police pro
working of tho "Ibwoaand otfoatwUhou‘ flr*,
r« M _ s victim of H lltk s " xnd A. C. Glnder to M. C. Cinder, and of
tot on through euoont qu.etloning
never' was n esvnted' to Congn-.a Ih * o c m of :and on Celery A»#°r
7
of Robert B. OeosanU, reatguol
Today I* th* lost on which on Its nwrita, Ool 0 . A. Yount- *»• about two mile, .s e t of th. , t ^
wf ald
. , r
national eecreUry.
•
orator* cma qualify U rot* In berg of Jacksonville told tho o > , b , k „ B .u u n .u * 1. ib.
.A t the *am# Urn*. • Bell ‘joodo lb* special city aloeUoa of Apr. second day's aeaelon of the twen
WWW.
“ fX
14 to fill the vacancy am th* City tieth auraal cearaatlon of ib«
CommUxloo. New' voters mast Florida KaqinoeTiag' Society h#•/.
InccH'oX geology and generil ^ r o h In tho City Inaugurate u #ia^ U more record*, fil*. and
Ngialw with City d a rk F. 8.
Lomeon before 4 • ’alack this vngtnoeiSn ef tba canal. n»w j r f r - g o to chureh" movement to- oUur ^
DeUrvI,
were dlacur-eJ ■■rraw, urging *v*ryono to atevtnlag, sod all raters moat
cosnty se a t aa ha* been done
■gborg, a rvtlrvd «Md chureh eervice, every Sun- lwtc, WoT, for Adkln.>
GAINESVILLC, Ah - V ~ A H y their poll taxes wRh Ceunrt Sidney Pair#, ■ay In April. They expect good n yoe.
ly Tax CoU eUr Jao D, Jlokias
it, U- 8. engineer* attendance tomorrow (Palm Sun. ’- .
before ff o'clock tonight
■ad CoL Brthon H.
Only n*w voter* n**d to ragJay) and a weak from Sunday
;
B,
Arm*
'district
(KoaUr), but report that rhurrh _ ,
•
»».
.
later In tha City alseiten. All
kata. Bring* prob. pttendonco generally slump* after
■anal conatrurtion
WUIiam Q. Grove, T ^ T' ---------------------. MUMT. Apr. 4.—OP)—Th# new,
Qualify Today Or
Don’t Participate
In* City Election
Sp buy your Spring outfit in time for Sprlntf
festival There* plenty of shopping time if vdi
through these page* right now m me whet the \
are offering, fehop by advertisement
straight to the .to r . that offer, wha, y o u 'w a ^
B A T U R D A Y . A P R IL 4, 1936
— Altar Execution Of
Kidnap-Murderer In
Trenton Last Night
SeTs F o r
15.71
UNION DUS STAT-rii
Cwoer 2nd A Perk
SANFORD. FLO
AHced Oat,’ In
ftp Of Sanford
pm Candidate
9*
■kooarni#
D A IL y • N E W SPA PE R
•old U Ih. h la beet M
“ *» o a.ta m .n t of (hr oold prop,
orly .odor Iko wold c rtlflro t. I*.
. »*i»* woo In tho n.imi of
MRS< HAUPTMANN GETS GOOD NEWS
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, H l f k w v
And Water Transportation
,
i ' r r : r ,x u’r
S J S x S 'M f ti e t a
■ committer hondl n t aerial a tta c k
to d a y on tw o
to write th n r con-1 m ain pointA on th e Add!*
1 aak them to iniji*t J A lm b a-D lib o u tl railw a y , E th l’•Is b'll Iw reported] 0p{a *n solo link w ith th e OUtlo u - committee dur- ,[ (| e w o r|d. a* F ra n c e coupled
ent session of Con- itM 4f{np Ut c w ith G erm an y to
ex istin g
w ar
sa n c tlo n a
the dec *lon reach'd1 a g a in st th e
F a sc ist n atio n ,
of the committee In
Ita lia n
tTOOpS
On $!»•
northern front have routed "lH f f
Ethiopian troops commanded by • ,
Negus," Marthal Pietro Badoglle
reported to Rome. Tha Fascist j
cammander declared that Emn* 1
or Halls Sslastle’a forest " a n In
detperate flight eouthward", and
ere being haraated by th« tnU rt
■'
aerial force In th* noKh.
Five Ita'ian plants attneksd th*
F.thioplan airdrome near Addis ' ‘
Ababa after circling th* Negw*'
;
capitot and throwing th* populoe *
tion into a panic. Ona plana wi*
J
fired by Incendiary bullets and
Sarkakl burst Into^Jlamaa, Dln«
;
daws alto v f i reported to bov* been attacked from th* air, to*
gether with J IJigs, 75 rellf*
loutheaet of a midpoint en th* •
railroad.
. Jn Paris,
diplomatic »m ri>a 1
eald Pierre Etienne
Flandln,
French foreign mlnltier. would'
Embargo Placed
On Scrap Tin By
Secretary H u l l
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 .- ( /F ) Complet# embargo on exports from
the United States of scrap tin,
large quantities of which recently
have been shipped to Japan, was
ordered by Secretary Hull today
for the period from AprJ 14 to July
1. He acted In accordance with
recent legislation for conservation
of domestic tin resource*. It pro
vided that no tin plats aerap should
be exported except upon govern
ment license to b* Issued within
discretion of tha President. Pres
ident itooievelt more than a month
ago vested In th* secretary of
state, a* chairman of th* Muni
tions Control Board, decision* at
to conditions under which such
lteen**s shall b* granted.
President Approve a
Bill Extending Loan*
To Modernize Homes
MIAMI, Apr. 4 —<A^— President
Roo.er.it has signed tho bill ex
tending for on* year Title On# of
tha Federal Housing Act autho.-Iilng loans for repair and modern
isation of homes. Renewed hoot
ing authority I* to continue until
nost Apr. 1,
Tho bill was tlrned by th* Pro*,
ident aboard th* cruiser from
which ho ia fbhlng In sou Ultra
water* off thi* city.
Polk County To Draw
World’s Largest Air Whip Jury Next Week
Llller Reaches Miami
R ASSOCIATION ELBTTH
e f tho society's
« . harbor, and
right dlffrr.nl
VANNA, A h - 4.—(A^—-The
da B ar Aaaociatlon cloacJ
ouvmtion today by elorting
1 Twymon of Miami It* pree. H* saeceods WUIiam II.
TAMPA Apr. 4.—Polk county
officials will draw th* name* of
prospective Jurymen for Ih* first
of the Shoemaker flogging trial*
next Tuwday,-------------- -—:---- rTh* flrot caw la th a t against
C. A. Brown. John P. Bridges and
C. W. Carilale, former Tamp*
policemen.
charged specifically
wiih the kkhwpiag of X. F. Peui-
and. as Is prut IJed tn tba LoHi
camo treaty, to "formulato nee' j
esaary measures" to r?-establish
-j
“reaped" for International law,
■
which Franc* liuista must pro*
S
c#d* negotiations for security .
pads.
The League council formally . :
eondemnad Germany for violating
tha Locarno and Vorxal'lss rraabUa recertly In London and tlMa j#
adjourned, lenvlng the probleai
(
In
Ka k
AftJe ftd
Dollalft 0
5 —
■—— '
In ithe
hand*
of Britain,
fra
nr*.
Belgium and Italy.
An authoritative sourro sold
Britain, angered by. whal woocalled proof tba I'allaaa bar#
| U , wuui.i
irg^
been• using puiaun
poison gas,
would nrgv
an oil embargo *guinar Italy If
•]
tho Lsogua commlt’o* find* Prw
'j
mler Mussolini la unwilling to
discuss peace term*.
.
' * ‘j d
Zeppelin Complete*
Trans-Atlantic Trip
RIO DE JANE RIO, Apr. C —Tho new German Zeppelin B
denburg completed today It* f
royage from Europ* In 80
America. Tho airship carried
paetengtra, 18 of whom ara tti
Ing for Europe tomorrow
their round trip. Tha Hindnfa
was moored hero ok 1:14 o'el
this morning.
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LOCAL WEATE
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•j• w
4r*s^
tw
t^wwnwt
Act a t « dinner p arty given by the Controllers' Institute of *
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America in New Yof» Cltjr the other night, John G. Wlnant, Th* Saudijr *:*ctifcu get* 1
chairman of the Social Security Board, and former govcr- Hitler the
a# m an i
nor of New Hampshire, naid th a t eventually a fund of aomo
•*
'***?’ 1
40 billion dollars would be collected through payroll taxes ffff .ffi.y * **}* *?{?
for the purpose of administering relief to the aged and to
1
°”
LONG
to ahl*
Ifcwever, he Insisted that long before tbto fund reaches ^
w tou
p S ®
such tremendous proportions, the boird will have ample
porata time itonOurep
time to study the situation thoroughly and provide proper wl*»*t, m<
safeguards for ill careful handling and investment. The r««pm*ihl*
wok to fto l “ * • *
amount of money which the government la expected to through to
raise for th la-purpose-during the next ten or-twelve yaara in inUrasU
will not he of such aiie, Mr. Wlnant said, as to prove dan- tho P**"**
geroua or unwIeWJy.
l
’
Mr. Wlnant further declared that under the British
,
■
system the coat of soda] security was borne equally by the **r j 0>^j
government, employer and employee. ThU plan was sug- ffn ^
(
gcatcd for the United States, but the Administration was 1ir)d , nJ
.xtouetant'tw heeroiw ^trtrd nf the ccsHwwrase-of th rv n s t^ p is iS d|yexpenditures for relief and the still unbalanced budget «n Mr« w*
Labor was reluctant to pay one-third of the cost unless the per* with i .._ __ ^
w.
federal government would do likewise. Mr, Wlnant then'*p#«tos and.tto «!*cUo« nU n»
pointed out th at the final plan represented a compromise, in them were snstehed from sewsThe reason given by Mr. Wlnant for excluding agri- *” F*- An*1 "tot dW tb*y heir, and
L l a w em Uriel
it .with grid »r
leriou* gaps la
'» m a t sapltit
to
neegt* fur
Grey, h '«M, AJdtw J
Maud Tappet, Mist
J . North. MU* GIw
Ml** Blair, Mrs. v ‘
■ATL'RbAT. APW L 4. IMd
J^Mn. Brows RH
tbo G n t j Trad. i
many o therm, g
popeors, rotfte,
randy were Mrm.
Dorothy Wmta, 1
cnahip, iTVneottse
A n n t, John' Biol
Dl*t Ine, f u n
at big wind up in CordfU,
the other day U reliably ra
id to have nothiag whatever
do -with the political situation.
gtrol ' Outlook Is Reported nr
KOtirhylnf—hca tline. It ought
nothing oa the Rita Theatre.
Underfoot, the lobby has
U u i r j s l by aow* that Gov- been rubberised. Inside there la a bright, new carpet bo
C.toodon bnlmool Cw Kansas thick and soft) th at one ho* a delightfully luxurious feel
|tit with federal mun'y. Wl ing when walking on It. Overhead, out In front, la the
.glad to loam that tom* fuller
sparkling new sign and the amort modernistic design of
the Neon lighting In twlrtkling red, white, blue and green.
There are now frame* for (h e pictures. In the lobby, new
light* on the aide walla In the theatre, and a brand new
’Merry-Go-RouTiil nuggtri* that screen.
*-nt fer. Rafnsa' meant dvwvncUtto Yetarana of Future Warn
The very latest RCA fidelity sound system has been Hnn, perhaps concentration te n s.
hold an aUctioa right away
ttrmlfU' who
among thorn
stead of milts away In Hollywood. And, meet exciting of
■H. f°T those who are deaf or nearly deaf, are the new ear
trumpets that plug In adjacent sockets and enable Sanford
people who haven’t heard music in many years to hear It
Again.
Ono lady told us Ihc other day that she heard tho
whole score of “Bose Marie" and all the linen of the play,
too, She said she had given up play going for years bocause she couldn’t hear enough to make U worthwhile. An
old gentleman of our acquaintance who h a s a great weak
ness for dogs atld that he almost cried for Joy when he
heard tha voice o f Bugle Ann. • ‘As this new apnaratus has
H*rr HI tier la organising the been installed In only three Florida theatres, It affords a
N tV of Uenuany—boya bo- pretty good sign that the RJtx la keeping pace with prog**fw tho agei of ten and aightwwlnto
'oval goo*o-»t#pplnx
latU. Th* idra la to develop
Mm' phyilcally and morally aiyl
rtoh them th* ld**1* *nd priarlto* of th* Gorman Mail*. That,
i'I* tlmoght, wilt to tter prepare
for rtnnon foddtr.
HUS8ELL KAY, secretary of the Florida Press Asso
ciation, and widely quoted columnist, Issues some sound ad
vice to the votere In choosing their neat batch of legislators.
Ktvy says t "A good governor la powerless to render good gov
ernment with a bad legislature, but a bad governor Is
completely harmless with a nood legislature. Therefore,
the honesty, Integrity and ability of our legislator^ Is ■ mats
'Th*. ttu o way tn Hand's lh*|
isflpn U to refrain from vot* ter of grave importance. And It ought to he a aim pie lob
for any aUU* sukvr, no for rou to elect a good legislature. It Is got bo easy to
Uir who he Is, who is not far
osnsl without rt**rvslions.- •
elks News. And ef court*, alt
er sure way to hand!* It*
irikm 1* to refrain from vat* who have aaoqunced, or proposed to announce, are the vea
ior.anyaa* who U for Uw pocket type,-you had better get busy ami see that a regular
U without r*«*r»»tloM.
guy gata In the race, for, I’m telling you, lhat a few wrong
boya up In Tallahassee can do more harm than
announcenvnt Uis other guv«nor*.M
it tto fedora I dri* now
kt 131^00,000,000, on Bit
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
I b l U r t o ! Im'algrall
up tto Wret ha* now t
Blank notes were fount*4 as YR3.
•Thfre v « i no provision for voting
he
destruction
of tto
NO, There
hegemony, in Europe ino s neatrsl
But much,as we m u g n iie
walchfrs at the pptla. Far those
too III to walk
ton poor to. rid*,
Ihfrv wart official ra n . Ooa tot'ot, on* Leader, one Hat, a*«e pn'icv,
"n» pile* to put a cross. Owa IKK,
One mob. one m-a*. on* vote*. Th*
vole* of a single man,
>
Hitler ilcc vred peace. Aeraaa
Eerope.itaalf ih a t wlll'actuglty
Ms platform* bennexa Uaaoned
dead tha territory of Uw nwUw
the words! 'Rurooe Btaiula or
en try . . . . Cermapy wtU ritto r
v .ll. with Hitler!" S ta c k or F rih.
i. a. wer]4 .power or nothing. . . .
!U>nda whera} Falla howT
Gvmany hs* peace. Soria) po*M. K to em o o d , minorities' of oar
Hitler ratal itshed it. It I* Uw M»la will a m r he ' naattad
Ith Uw m ftto r emtatry hp proixace of pofrte and fatal uniform,
tv . P-ace withoet
f i i i t i * . la *kv but o*|y by tho. award.'’
ThM. If M l L k Vftoe of O ntto f ttojftooo t o prepvMa to ax• a r . hat U u .to e row* *f th*
lead to KurupeT
oa ie wtooo toaria Oorwasy’o
From tho platform la tto Kruap
factory he apporied to tto pooptoi
Over th* hew?* of their forties
office*. "Will you have poor* with
GerminvT" Ail tto werld want* frontier*, w]
pear*. In England m«n parade In
um hrich hoard* urging .eonolljaf
tkm. In Franc* many rote** cry
far umlerttartdine with Gormaay.
Th* order ef Venolllre t* dea4t
Let os sta rt ov»rl itkwtywtoiS
whore frer. In the French G*n*rel
thfie I* b*i roiwrieace. Every
where M r * f*r security. Every*
where frer. In the French Qv»*r*l Btoff are m*n who »»A
"March now. Britor now them
liter, *lHe ere* Is Inevltabl*." i j
Italy, M...*oUM sere: -Ttore WU
he war In Europe." fa tto L*b*tw
there are th«*« who rev: "H ittat
ren to dettrered now with rent»lor*. Clear (to wsy. f*» rrerea
In Genganv.'*,
tn Fn-ltn.l
k**p ( *o#l
bred and cool htogLr-nWpv auUfi
•r tto World
felted Statre Is set
oveigd problriaa. "la
Brereury *f Sul.
t "th. preWom ef
to r ilo n
to
-wret >e W rest tori, k ta
U«tv« a* ae equal, pledged
A ra c ric .p
^ b > U m ts
it
I HR
«
Mr. Hitler In th f took whlto is
N ail Oomaop'a Bible, "If Na
tional Soclallim wUhso to fulfill
l u historic destiny it m ust bold
ly s a il nnpplwu y fight- toHred
our people upon *• now rood.;. . .
It must opak to remrdy the dieproportion between our. numbers
and tho spots set earth wo ostupy
. . .Now land and toil mtpi, be
ooy g o a l.. . . Th* fu tsro objective
of foreign policy must be. . . .
the wlnn'ng of
now
land* in
tOatorn. Europe for the Gorman
racs, , , , Inaipiuch as ITrtnes.
LAKE MONROE
GENEVA
Mrs. E. Stafford hat returned
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Bolg, Mr.
from. Georgia where ebe w u and Mrs. K> & Balt, Mr. and Mr*.
called by the death of her niece, Edaop Uoft, and Mr, and Mr*. F.
Rena Wstnrtght.
Koonts of Oviedo (pent the
Mia* Martha Giles has recovered week-end at Uw Seig camp a t
llamraoek.
M-s*
Pereimmen
from a recent Wnesa.
Mrs. R. G. Bonn fort and UUn Ktfldik f.uljwpyvT, iNIt*. HIM*
daughtar, Hetiyw Jean, of Savan
nah, 0 a , are guests of Mr. ta d .
Mrs. Raymond Baas.
Mrs. Jehn Waters has returned
from • visit to Miami
Mr. and Mrs, L B, Jshnrton, Mr.
and Mrs, M. O. Jehiutsn and M r.'
and Mrs. C. C. John*tea of W inter >
Haven, w o n guests of-rriativno
b a n Barriay.
The Homa Demonstration • d u b
met a t the home of ’Mrs. R. U.
Goodspeed Tuesday
afternoon.
Plana w e r e .m a d a - fb r n to kb an
pOaa to to g h a n at the atto ri
tench roam the arching of Apr. 4.
Tha pub.la la Invited.
*-■
Major Bone.' Amataur 11our
was vary riavorly payed at tto
‘la k e Monroe arhaot r runty momlag by tto sixth a ad seventh'
grade* under the sepervlsion of
Mrs. lEkrl Kipp. T to program and
tha.toys and girls who leak part
Announcer, Jama* Cllasj Major
Bowes, Cherry Stafford. Ftngrmmt Ravprtnd BouUrv, Pureell
o n , Ksto Smith, Amo* *0 Andy,
B w t r i . R a n and Italy. WJQ BogOrange Grov* Htrisg Band, Song,
Oeed Night Ladle*.
.
Tho** taking pert war*: Annie
Myrl Harriot. Wannvl Writ*. Mo
ris Walsh. 'Joy** Wardril, Venril*
Ystos, Mary Greer, Cherry Staf
ford, C>ri*ti*» CHw. Aset* Mae
Klowd, U t t y
Bell.
Swurgerty
W IIU ^ ,
mo*t appreciative /to g
jo red the entire progrei
At the Episcopal v|
Palm Snndey. Apr.vB, C
more, sctompanWd t i l
more, wtll slug T h 4 W
offertory at Sdte ,w ^
of terncon.
Tto April teetowSH
the Civic Leairve w O t
Tuesday after noon. U I
Griff Bcholfleld. Beth
10S0, U at S o o th e r s #
logical Collego atujfeb
Mrs. Brnret. reOKflM
naUI-laughton H tf fp f
to to* how# on Bay-ftii
•idershly Improved.Me*
fek n
PARK
�19M
1TBE 8A N F01
j y , S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A
of tha blue-coats.
Some time later,
“ IPhantom Eludes
HEAD NEW ROMANTIC COMEDY
Police Of Miami
Rollins P r o f e s s o r
P erso n a ls
Calendar
of religion and ethic* i t Roltina
College, gave a lecture, “Social
Ethic* as Taught by the Bible," a t
tha.moathly bualneaa luncheon sf
the Woman’, Chib of Sanford
OteM Member On* and Circle he Idf Wedneaday afternoon at the
umber ' Threo of tho F lre t, club bouae. Dr. Elixabeth Tracey
tthe Met Church will meet a t ‘
tt.K * JL < at tba ehureh.
Circle Ktnnber Two of the F lra t1
V.M. with MV*. O. W. Bailey, , I J n i W W H I F h e M through
Hfoieal hlftOTy
•a t Eighteenth Street.
Ib lln d w
Poo* of the responsibility toward God and
w tl ctaw d
MMb*dial Church will meet
OP. M. with Mr*. A. r. flrat by k b fear of God u
dad by th* force* of nature
k.«- IM Went Seventeenth
and later thro^gf, the luceoutv*
'C trab Number Ptr* of th* Flrat !*?*** . °* worahlp, adoration,
V tth o d b tC h u rc h win meet a t '
*™*s *nd
Jtt, with Mr*. Earl* D os-1?** ™
” «T eyondbt exprreirMRC.FFg gfUfifg,
.
of rosponsibilitj toward hlo
*tody
for th* • , *ltow m,n* “
**w Ideal
Society a f I
Itu lf, UD finally ex.
• t Church will
ln Chriat, tba crowning
Ralph Bagwell left y**tarday
for Laurent, S. C to spend a thort
time on business.
Albert Connelly left today for
ilata In Loul.iana to ipend a
w week*.
* ** |
Mr. and Mr*. Lee A Connelly
left yeaterday for Cordele, Qa. to
ipend a ibort time.
Mr*. H. C. Du Hove left this
morning for Montgomery, Ala.
to Tbit her daughter, Mr*. R. G.
Kenan.
I
11cmben of the T. ft. 1* C1»M
of the First Baptist Church en
joyed a fish fry Thursday after
noon end evening at Lamen Bluff
With £ R. Lyle*. H»«h BotiU and
Roy Brown aa "chief cook*."
Three attending warn? Mr*. A.
K. Rotoettcr, Mrs. B R. Book. Mr*
P. W. Stanley, lit*. -I'llariarct
reteh er, Mn. F. P. Rlaoa, MrsLillian Vickery, Of ra. W. P. Brooke.
J r , Mro. Anno Doll. MiOrPurroet
Gatehel, Mn. Sarah Stewart, Mr*.
C W, Speer. Mr*. S. A. BdenfUM.
Mr*. J. C. Cochran. Mr*. W. IStoudenmire, Mr* J. P. Thort"0*1'1Mr*. J i A. K ao lin .. Mr*. C. E.
Benton, Mr*. Mary Mall, Mr*. J.
N- BatdkW. Mr., and Mr*. J . L
Lyle*, Mr. and Mr*i Hugh Bevll,
the Ml**** Auguatif Fletcher.
n
II
M p rrv
iT A C ll J
A second
plaint came to police, ami O re
■Un men ami a city health
f ’h t i o f s ' mrnl ' mP,"ye **in*d forth.
L lld S l
,n m ll a rm y a d v a n c e d w ith caul
-------' in echelon formation. The monk*
MIAMI, Apr. 1. —OlV- The retreated,
phantom of Miami still continue* I I’rr-cntly rrvtdmt* wer*
at U r g r .
.
j rd to the rare sight of six panl
Five weary policemen who pur- - peetr- of genus homo scam]
surd it o'er roof-top and gnhi- ,r,^ niidly nil over the neigh1
volunteered (he opinion somrene |„MM| whi!o the object uf
with Ihe talents of a motion pic- pursuit swung calmly front
lure speman would be necessary ^ breach,
- -"WI I
to capture the phnntnm.
I niv» with it,” panted
For thp phantom is a small and fleers, finally, “lets go
vsees.ively agile monkey whlrh r ,|„wn , mob of gangster* or
last week escaped from Aith-te1thing else easy."
E. llasrom, pet dealer, and since
So the phantom still is phan
ha* been giving law-abiding clti- jr,K.
sm s Ihe jdtere.
1
i»t mi *mi, h»r
>t
hmMcnoiu
it*
College To!
J About In Article
Educational
ported the phantom treed. Patrol
men Marshall < rmpbcll and 4.Crawley answered the chalh-niri
ami fur the b-tti-r part of a i G A I N E S V I L L E , A pr. 4 ^ T h « , J
hour ptirstn-d the mookry hithei, Jo u rn a l of H ig h e r Education, A
ptihllrntim i o f wide national e iiv .
Mr. and Mr* U Grow will
theither and yon.
leave tomorrow for New Orleani
No match for the fugitive, they rotation, features In its c u rre n t ^
He's gruff, lough and rough on romance! Or ... Ir v in S, Cobb eventually gave Op ihe eha<e In i . - n r ; n art'ele entitled “Con*to attend a union mreting of tl.e
C ourse*," d ls ctu d n M
B. of L E.
fancies himself until he m.-ci* young low in Hi- i>. - n . of Rochelle di-gust while the phtttuoin hunir prehenaive
Mrs. H. A. Malnes
hy h a prrhenslly caudal aptwnd l ,h “ pro gram in the new Q t l t w j M
Hudson
and
N
o
r
m
a
n
Fu*lrr
They’re
logeihei
in
E
verybo
dy's
D
id
Gives Bunco P arty
• g ra n d
h urled
what
....lod ,. i.D ’oliege o f the U n iv e rs ity o f F M g B
Mr*. C. C. Whit* of JackMnviii#
M an," th* F o x picture which itfcru A m e ric a , prince of m irth , ami
ha* returned home after (pending
ilk. 10 . ulls at the retreating b a rk , i ' . , l ' * " ' ' “ " ' V
playing
at
the
Rita
tonight.
Mr*. H. A. Main** entertained
author of the artld*.
* few day* her* with her mother,
with ■ sdrrrts* bunco party To* •M n. Emma Cod bee.
a
u g
■«
day evening at hfr home. 3°"
Mrs. B. F. W hitner, Jr.
Harry Lee, Walter S. Coleman, R e s t Fifth Street, in honor of Mr Editors Of Weeklies
Ralph B. Wight, Dr. Samuel pul- Maine* who celebrated hi* birth
Will
M
eet
April
Entertains At liridge
btemalional love."
day anniversary at that lime.
Mrs. Walter L. Cooper preeldod Mton and F. E. Roumlllat left to Bunco was ployed »nd *efr**h
day for Marko for ■ abort flihing
The inemhi*!'* of ih r Merry*!In*
D A Y T O N A D E A f i l . A pr I.—
: jlyAadtewt, chairman, wlU meet * t l 0Tfr *
bu^neu
menti were served hy the ho*t»s'
trip.
ltn
„* 3:30 P; M. with M n. Andrews MM eo"dn«‘»d while luncheou w u beF*nture<l by
A '^ a r it n l «nti>rtai*t* Hound riu li v.fit' m tertainfd
.misted by Mr*. Allan Gurdnler
b g u rre d*. At
time Mr*. **
II.
m briiitfe paity kfiven Thursday
* \ IfaM aiU A***f*>
-------*-----------“ Uil*
------------High
score
prise
was
awarded
m
int
proicram
and
i
t
lent
la
n
o
of
Mr*. Lee Ranabottom, Mr*. T.
Number Two of the Preo- J . Lehman gave an In teru tln j C. Pop*. Mr*. T. J. Drummond, to Mrs. Gordnler while low *cor.- tritiiJatrs fo r state arut national a f lr rlUKin l»y .Mr-*. II. V. Whitner,
account of th* recent {Hat* Fed
J r „ at hir horn*' on North Frenfii
i r « Z ? A^ M r7'
PWJip eration meeting ln Tampa and ■nd Mn. Walter Childr* returned prise was given to Mr*. E m eu d firta , the s p rin g fiwflm ir " f tba A VfnilC ltnwU of snip dragon*.
Massy. Tho** present were: M h I t UIh P n ‘i»3 A s MK’tjrtn'Mt. com*
Thu
rail*
y
night
from
Plilnwell,
Mr*. S. D. Hlghleyman reported
cd Of w eek ly new<pap.r p u b - d *'P>’ ll>u.nv on I
other
garden
and Mr*. H. A. Maine*. Mr. an I
on »oc)al activities at th* conven* Mich, where they (pent 10 day*. Mr*. Allen- Gordnler. Mr- and
I h^rt, WUl b« h
herr KilJjy floyrers » r i f uacNl^as ilrcoration**
At the n-nclusion of »evrrat pn»Mn. Georg* G. Herring re Mrr. W. J. Wllilnk, Mr. and Mr* and Saturday. Apr. til and 2A.
e n t W(r»
Dick Frank, Mr. an-l Mr*. Regcl' 'nviUtlnni havn In'tn rtt.'in!«n| to grt'sslonv of cvintrnrt, sc*»n*s w i t -’
Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mr*. L. PJ
Menick, M m P. 8. Lamaon, turned Friday to her homo 1* Maaey, and Mr. and Mri. Krnet’
publUhtrs of Fhn idn t'uilir* also, i added ami pHte* awarded. Mr*.
tmaay, Mr*. C. R. W*ah ngton, D. C. sftrr spending Massy,_______________
Bo*. « « M * |
snd a iiuml»r*r have announced W . C. Hill wt m bnrh *r«»r* p»i*e.
a
short
time
here
with
Mr.
*nJ
J. H. Baker. M n.
^ I pr. Hoy H id e ’*. Inw wcori* prise,
Mrs. S. O. Chase, Jr.
hat they will nttend.
an I Mrs. tt. I» r.isw idi, rut prist*
Rntertnlmni'iu featurv* include
At The M ayfilr
Kefrcfthmcrp4 were served liy
Friends of Mn. Rupert Strick
noon-hour fl -h-fry nt the home
land
will
regret
to
learn
of
the
Mr. and MV*. William E. Brow| of Col. T. E hitiffumhl, ronsacu- the hostess, a-*s|sfed hy Mrs !S,
Mr*. A. M. Philip*, Mr*. H. J.
O . Chase* J r , M rs. J o h n I*, t*;"'Hut:W P. if. with Mr*. J . N. Glllon.
Lehman, Mr*. H. M. Pep worth, death this morning of her aunt, of Los Angeles. Cal. and George tive-yrar dean of Flonla publUh- way, Mrs, Hoy tlolli'r, and Mrs
m i ' Palmetto Avenue.
Mr*.
J.
P.
T.
Austin,
at
her
homo
C.
Jones
of
Jacksonville
were
rr«,
and
an
fv«*ninir
banquet
i
t
Mr*. John Melach, M n. J. L. Ing- in Msdieon, Ga.
(Rfcta Number
Pie*
of the
guests at the Mayfair last night I bateau Lido, which is to tw? Joseph A. Meiacha Thine present
PrwAytmia n Auxiliary, Mr*, p; ley, Mr*. Henry Wight, Mr*. J. R.
The PJil Beta Phi sorority of ulren by the city. Mayor Edward wen*1 Mrs. J!o\r Midler Alrs. J**vpph
Adam*. Mr*. E. D. Brownlee,
Ml** Martha Bishop will re Stetsorf University wUl hare an II. Armatron*. n member of t*ie A . MeUrh, Mrs. Juhri Midsch.
D. Scott, chairman, will meet at Mr*. Oaemy M. HarrUon, Mr*. E.
1:30-P. M- with Mr*. Scott, 1MM Compton, M n. W, T. Langley, turn tomorrow to Hollins College invitation dance tonight in (ho Pre»a Association, will welcome J r ., Mrs John L. €Issl owav, Mrs.
the visitors, and Assoc'atlm W . C, Hill. Mrs. it I) .Caswell,
Dr. Elliabeth Tracey, Mr*. Rich- after spending the spring holida)' ballroom at the Mayfair.
s ,. - u . ^
Ih'Korest, Mrs,
State President Mrs. Nonnan
ard Ten Eyck, M n. V. .E. Doug, h*r* with her parents. Mr. and *Mr. and Mr*. John J. Thomas of will preside.
kytarUn Auxiliary, M n. D.^K la*a, Mr*. E. M. G*Uow*y. M n. Mr*. 0. D. Bishop, Magnolia Av>t- Chicago have arrived to spend
Secretary Rmaell Kay of Tampa, 1*. K Ih»yI*1, and Mrs. h c o r ir 0 .
nue,
T h ru her, chairman, will meet at B. P. Doudney, Mr*. Jam*) G. Sha
(Jeorye Burr of Winlrr Haven, Ilerrinir of \V*a shift if ton* D. C. an>
week at the Mayfair.
. 3;J0 f\iM . with Mr*. Thn*h*r, ron, Mn. Maty Homme), Mr*. H.
Mrs, S. I I Chase, Jr., tea m in li.
J. Glenn, Charles E. Gilson predict! attendance of over 300.
Mr*. John 8. McCauley and Mr. Arthur Jones, Brrt Plk* *n<
r Re** Court.
D. llighltyman, M n. J. M. StlneThe Buaineti Girl*' Circle of the dpher, M n, E. H. ' Laney. Mr*. and Mr*. Stanley McCauley of W. K. Hawk of New York City,
GLKB ^MJD IN CEIARC.K
Praefayterian AuxUlary, M lu Re- Jam** Moughton, H n j B. C. Cumberland, Md. h*v, returned *11 connscted with the March of
heaca'Otewens, chairman, will meet Moore, Mr*. T. IL McAnly, Mr*. homei after spending a month her* Time, are spending a few day* at
Cut Flowers
th« Lcffltr ApftrtmvnU.
The Seminote High School Glee
a t I M F . M. with M lu France* W. K. Klraboff, M n. IE. A. Dougth* hotel.
Club
will
hive
charge
of
a
special
MWtaaf. 001 Park AveeneAmong the guest* at Use Maylaaa and Mr*. J* T. Newby.
*nd cut f'o w c r arrange
Ml*« Mardl Wight of Ganbier. fair for a few days are: Bon C, service Monday ev,nlng from
menta for all occasion*.
the Noamn-.'MbMoury.Society of
alr r n f-indqulet of Bailey of Atlanta; R. 8. Wlihew «: 10 P. M. to 6:30 p. M, i t the
Oberiin, Ohio wore the guts1.* of New York City; and A. M. Kop- Coitgregatioml Church, This will
r * f P in t B*ptt»t Church will Uk*
£«jerday and today of Miss pel of New York City.
oo Ih* first of a series of srrv- |
Mrs. C. R. Kirtley
p W *1 1:30 P. M. at the church.
Clair* Zackry a t bar home
ices sponsored by th* Sanford
ReMftaal for the l u t e r CanMsgnolla
Avenue.
Mlnisteriol Association dnrimr
tata wtB take place a t 1:10 P. If.
Phone 1.04
Christ, Scientist, Apr. B.
Officer* for th* coming year
Ho y Week.
• t the P in t MatbodUt Church.
were elected i t the rgular meet
Th*
Golden
Text
Is
from
I
Tim
Dr.
and
Mr*.
Ralph
OWoodruff
Dr. Meemen of the P.ychic Sew ing of tba Sooth Slda Primary
othy 1:17, “Charge them thst are
Mac Church will lecture a t 0:00 P.-T.'.A held T hunday afternoon Have'returned ta Engllehtown. N. rich In this world, that they be
•
/#w
day.
her*
■P- M a t the Woman** Club on Oak *t th* ackool auditorium with M n.
£
Mrt- Frank L. Wood- not Mgb-mlnded, nor trust In un
' Avenue.- The public la Invited.
Herbert R ueell. presiding. An niffp
0»k Avtnut. Tbty w m ac* certain riches, but In tha living
Ki
T IE S DAT
nuel report* from itandlng com
God. who gtveth u
richly all
^
by Mr »"d Mr*.
V The ’Daughter* of W uley Clare mittee* were read and accepted.
HALCONY
LOW Kit FLOOR:
*
*
,
Woodruff and Prank L. Woodruff, thing* to *njuy."
of th* P hut Mtthodlat Church wUl
The following offleeru wore
„
*
t
•
' -V- *
Among'th*
citation*
which
com
• meet a t 0:00 P. M. at the ehureh chosen: M i* J . Adraln
10c - 25c
I
lie
35c
prjaa
th*
lesson-aormon
U
th*
fol
* annex twith Mr*. J .
Courier .and president: M n. Prod Rum*1I, vie*,
lowing from th* Blbls: "And
president; Mr*. H. W. Rucker,
God M W everything that h* had
eocntarp) and Mr*. A. W. Lao,
'A
made, and, behold, it was
J r, treanrer.
good" (Gen. 1:31),
A talk, "Rallgfan ta th* Home,"
Th* Ittson-sermon also Includea
----ww«*w|Pw».rfi ■
ae given by tho Rev. J. Bernard nU fj
Rest and M bs M aegant Myar* Mldiummer Night'* D rum " will the following passage from th*
Ing of the Seml- prueentad piano aolos. Mr*. R. M. u P,rT,r*l?d, w#dn*ed*7 afternoon Christian Science textbook, “Sel
0eJ « k a t th* WoKan'e ene* and" Health with Key to the
t! P.-T. A. *01 be Maeon'i class wow tho attendance
C5nt>
hF
ft* Literature D*. Scriptures,” by M ary Baker Eddy
prise
sad
Mien
Canal
ta
Berber*
, M. In the oehool
**?• W‘ *• K'rch- “Everything good or worthy, God
grd m u tin g a t roam bad tho second largest num h«ff b directing
the arena*, Mr*. made. Whatever la va!ue.'e*t or
ber of mothers present
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
R*fr**hm*ntu wore served in Cogburn I* sponsor. and Mr*. V. baneful, Ha did not make,—hence
o school lunchroom with Mr*. (E. Douglas* la aerrtng t* hoetu*. It* unreality. Try th* science oi!
Mr*. R, c. Maxwell will give Genesis we read th a t He saw ev
H ERK‘8 grand newt for at! you rich in vitamin*. They supply esk i
Julius Dingfetder In charge.
a study of tba play and the acenu erything which He had mad*, ‘ai
thrifty women. The bargain of cium, too, and more iron per ounce
*
* lifetime is waiting for you at your then you get frem milk. Buy aoreg t
Will ho enretedby oevaral number* behold, II waa v*vT good.’
M M GOBLB TO SPEAK
dealer’* now. Florida orange*, won day—th* b/g ones for real a
M lu Iren* Gobi* erangelbt, who will wear anoro o rb u eo*. corporeal senses declare oil
derful ones, the pick of the new
wise: and if w* give th* same hi
■gar, and ipaaher, from Winona
*
crop. Sweet, rich, heavy with juke
ike, lad. will bar* (barge of
to th* history of error t* to
metal m rrieu Sunday moral ng CHRISTIAN SCIKNCB CHURCH record# of truth, the Scriptui
and price* are the lowest in y tore I
*d evening a t the Fall Go*pel
record of sin and death favors
BIG t i n t your b u t oalutt
iW rnsfk lis iiid on tk i , San"Unreality" |* the rub bet of th* fala* conclusion of th* mate
Uaeon-urAon ta all Church*, of sen***.”
It’■ n fact! You can get them now
for what you usually pay for ordi
nary email orange*. And three are
luper-orange*. auper-valuesl No
sU P. .M. sire will
thick skin, no heavy pulp but juke
r
f
n
J
.
7
o
through and through!
-.when she w ttU I k
m L 9 L «
q £
Actual tests show that Florida
»• t i l
faniM Dft i f fH oo
orange* always give n fourth more
nreeie by M«K'
b u 4%
O rk n d o .POgren 8877
18 8 M ila SL
Ju k i than other orangrsat the soma
price. (That’s like getting every Sth
theWrenen’a 3ab will prengat re o
glare FHEK1) But there big golden
le w s* |g cd t a r e from B i t s ru T rim —
Florida* that are bs now, gtv* even
spsare^i
"1
morel And they're a* fresh and fun
Drseas," n t Si 3TY- M*Knv w T r
a t flares as though you'd,picked
them right from the tree.
Take advantage of today’s low
price*. Oire them freely to *U the
family. There's health in every golden
drop U Juice. Florida orange* are
h~ ~ -
i
S ^ a ’HjLJSJrSS5!’ r*
24
EVERY 5I2 CLASS FREE
.O F THE SWEETEST ORANGE JUICE
YOU EVER TASTED
S
P
t i a
• ■':>SSS^HUJ^’u
Jmw^Sfug^M R
Officers Named By
South Side Primary
V4 more juice fron
Florida Oranges
Buy the BIG sizes for
biggest value! They’re
at bargain prices now.
Sweet, rich, EXTRA juicy
Shakespeare P l a y
To Be Given Here
IUCKY CLARK, ALWAYS
* IN TH 8 MI D D L E !
o p w ey
Co.
QUALITY NOW COMTROUKD BY T W
J V I T U K YOUB B I A U B M i l
c
t.
�r V r r r tT T r r
kmdl *k i. .'1 f. S*iV J 1,.
L *"T
n a M
8
m
Viffli
r * r .—
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• *; J 'i i i •* ; N I ■»*.
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UNOFFICIAL
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WASHINGTON'S C
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PRIMARY ELECTION
District No.
DBMOCHATIC PARTY
CHARLES JJUNN
«•*•»•••«• •••••••.•Ip*,
JUNE 2,1936
BOSTON STEELE
* * I*. •••••...i...
SEMINOLE COUNTY
m m .......... m m
e la TfcU Unofficial llaltat I* A Paid Pallflatl Adt,
n i w
D. L. THRASHER
Kacb Gruap W ill He In Alphabetic.] Order
For Representative In Congress
tilth
For County
District No.
Conk'icsHumol District
0 . RAYMOND ELLAHS
M S . G. SHARON
VICTOR CHECK
W. J. (FUNIE) STEED
J. D. PAVISON
FRED A. DYSON
For Governor
SHORTS C
REX PACKARD
WM. C. (Homestead Bill) HODGES
For Attorney General
For Comptroller
OTTO SCHMEHL
TM * m w high achoal building w a i pracUcali* Kara started WeahlngtOT'a fanfam ad eharry
to blooming aarly. A bery of pratty eongretalonal aetrt.hrle* la shown adm iring tlta flrxt blo.icm j.
PETER THURSTON
Left to Ijht: E tta Dunn of Scotland Naak, N. C-l Johnnla Mabry of Albamarla, N. C.; Clara H u f n t a
of Thomsavllla, Ca.; and Mary Wstt# of Waurlk*, Okla. (AP Photo)
For County Commissioner
ROSES PALL ON MIAMI
District No. t
State Treasurer
MIAMI. Apr. 4.—UP)—Thrrp.
thoutand Trxaa roara war* ihowtrad from a apaading airylaaa
hcra a* greeting* from th* To m
Crntrnnlal ErpoaltJon.
i '* '
W. II. BALLARD
For Railroad Commissioner
ROY L. HOWELL
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
For State Senator
lalaaat
C. B. SEARCY
37lh S cn alo rlu l D ial r i d
W. R. DUPREE
For County Commissioner
J. J. PARRISH
V
For Representative, S tate Legislature
__
Iia a tl. rata t . t e ayl-l
la I aa bleak (aaa lallaaa.!
A ll etaaalfled a d .a rairata w ill ba akaraaA
far tba aaaakar at llataa
* r4 trH . Ha reload. aa
m a l l , w ill ka alraa Isa
District No. 4
(iro u p N o .
W. B. WILLIAMS
For County Commissioner
f e ll. J. L E H M A N
' District No. 5
W. G. KILBEE
For Representative, State Legislature
Ortuip N o . 2
G O R D O N
B A R N E T T
... w .
G.
» ■■
H. H. PATTISHALL
• ’
For Justice of the Peace
Foarth DUtrfci
JAS. C. ROBERTS
Tbi. Ub «*P.fLEaVa!£?L,iIt*>
For
County Prosecuting
Attorney
tl
ma I aw.
°
I *
For Constable
r1
E. F. HODSHOLDER
lM.Maaa»a.waa.
l OllN n .ta.at*
G. LKONARDY
u .*aa.a«,
yta.H .t ...taa.t
W. HERBERT MESSER
SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
For Sheriff
hou atk reiK T ,
WANTRD: Job
maid. dark,
work. ExparlcncatL 341 K Slh. Bt.
Fourth Diatrlct
BOB DODSON
15—Apartments fur Kant.
For Supervisor Of Registration
DAVID K. McN AB
____ •
W. J. THIGPEN
M. (CHARLIE) HAND
Dppwcratip CofnjnU^fWW
II. (Jim ) LEE
f . McC l e l l a n d
J. OVERSTREET
Dally re p o rt a . VLOfUSA
For Clerk Circuit Court
P. HERNDON
VLTER L. MORGAN'
a ^ , U H a t r l a #1 tba Batata J
K « U . H. ttU U U A T . daeaaud. *r.
d .I.n iU n la , Vhf underalgiai « . J
Nla. u Wpaalkt M u te r. ■win
far ante k* « M il t* the high**
aad k.at bktdar far **»h *t l*
I n a l d « r of the Courlhoaae o
krmlnnl* Cotikty. riorUln. at Eab
ford. Plarkta. wrlttate •U a Mm
hduya “ f
tfnndnr. ib » *i
day at A a ril. 1*1*. lb* follawlni
u S ^ ’M lu ili' in*X*r».rLl^* c^aaty
‘i V '. f lb . Y U . t l tba
(ubdW I.Iaa of Ik* J j n d IV .-loaalnn*
t .
A lJ A M O ia T II
I.AN f t H O TK L. »
N A Y IO A T ION COM PANY, aeawrArar *>
plat Iheraof af r«* o rd_ la lka• buMIc n aiWf . W * OW»l—to
;• c a a a i f . n * * t a a . to M ap m . k
I BabpSt*ta){bXaa d a A a M TOWa a
lA lla tp p o U P d rla g p -P ta r lA n .
>. MEISCH
A. TATE
R .nj KtiwtarriNn h. ‘J 1'1”1*?
TO ADULTS, l t r 1 ropto apart
ment. Plrat Door, connatUo*
bath. I l l Mangolta Aya.
M t x r r FLOOR abow. e a u . Plata
•lata ihdlvra. McUultn. 119
***“*' MM^a^.n..m»*>t..w«..aartMa...
iEWIS
TIIREE ROOM npartmcnL Furniahad or unfurnlabad. 601 F*lpwtto A n .
ONE-STORY h«uif Iocatad an
Sanford At*, u ta t airport. |»
PAUL G. RIGGERS
la Iraakaya. ’ rnrlal *.*amhf.ra
ratarar Whsiaanl* Karl
liar* l w ■ |l hour pad
1 l l t l A. M . today.
,.v w „ R sr.' a
frlcal
fUKAI Jla.
bu. bail
L«f r “f '*
1Uk'
(*N A P ) r t* . O alnl l l r l
I f aualUy I t n - I I N i
iu 7
chare* to pay far dead.
k it atm a r ww. m. n w M
Kutlc* la hereby
alraa
Uet
i l A T T i r J. HTSflta
ha»
L-•-•7TBh .t llaal report aa t:«.c u u i* of U i*ftoU rlta a
a.tkla at WM. H. IITN K H ifrcaaaed.1. —
■—
that aka baa TUaW bar aalltUa for J
_ _ _
final dlecharga, ant. ll|*t
*•“
’ 111
m b dal ot April. >•>*;
W*J1
’W
apply to Ike Honarmbla Jaa. t .
tUiarun. Coauly Judge at Oaaatoato
Cfunty, Iflarlda. I f f .p p ro ra l of
anId final taport and for f l u j
d U e ittfii At ^ * « u i r l x of tbo Will
of WM. H. I t y j f M dacaadad.
*
S P E N C E R
_»£»* o. run M artW lr f l M i,
r i |o point of bagiaafaf.-*
• T.rm a caak, ruMaci to I aaaa p i
l — Loot mod F o u n d
J. T. McLAIN
For County Judge,
S . J . fv * < X
l
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
A . G . W A G N E R
"
LEG A L * N O l l C k
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
Ua. th* following daaatlaad latj
>lla»t*. ly l«C and' baWC la I*
County of l.w la a la ajM B u t. (
PlurMa. mora M r t l n l M t f ' dt
•arlbril ka folio**, lo -w lt:
,
•Lot a. B l a c k e r , Pa>a p .m
Ealataa M
retarded In Plat
book I, pacta 10 to It. Irrla alfa, Public Raeerda of M W f.
kola County, Pier Wat a u .p t
•ha P .r a .n r parraI ar plot, ha*
(Inning at (oulbtaaL aorutr af
aaa a
D hp i l h Aad Wttcheg
A*
Repairing
�TUK SANFORD.nERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA'
ires O f Florida League
mnced By Gilliland A*
ident Of Organization
hotir and
7 Ptrataa .
T h u r a d iy
8 Cob*' . . .
» •’ - ! S ox
atnxtor of- maUwflUttea at New•
Turk Stale Teacher*' Colic**.;
.‘{baffle |.| I* mart led, is 28, tips,
lfc« aealoa at IW. ami stand* flea!
feat, 10 laches.
Campbell, who has already ard w d from
iS T "who" has
lt,.1raa MaaMM*} today by P m - worked rererr) eihibition games
IdaUt, O.^KjfoillUtDd, head <tf thMW (Haas D Baseball circuit, fol
lowing tigo mootin' eonalderation
of mar* than ]W application* from
Friday
10*Piraloa
M onday
Tuesd ay
W e n e vie y
T h i r-s lay
F rid a y
Monday
Tu e s d a y
Wedne*ilay
T h u is d ly
F rid a y
Man ay
T w e -'a y
11 Uianta
n ta n ta
M * sn, ,1 | -»« A. Al n
v*
#rt«fl dial
('alma ttefuri* it\e
|©
5*>rr: no es
Yankee*
S e n tnitVe
Giants *
Pel
r «h »
..
H ratal
T ’lesila-'
lV - d n e * J v
T h u -s 'ay
*-rid(v
M onday
T w rd a v
W ednesday
T h -ir s d f y
F r id iy ....
tojfflaM, ;th* third Bprr pupil,
ttlla a - gtaduate, holding A.
iBd M. A. dagraes, hating at•d New York Ststo Teachers’
t f t i the University of,' Keny, aad the UnWemlty of V*/t Fla ha* coached and re ferae, I
iftMh-wmplTOd three year* In
l-P»o and l*djpci»d*nt m * In til* ttto U l dlatrlet of New
Ii state. In addition ha waa a*.
grincipEt of a Ugh acbool at
r .h *
.‘ ten' ino
C\hs
the Wnwhingt^n
l*«wTif«on»t
n h c h »• m lK in a l an I w»'uthf rn
h
He a,t*fni *n
*tii! ‘ or* n I irm ly hm l boon di
l>s»Kvi '4 I t r r n it .il h(‘.vl.jiifi r 1e
it t h im g ii trrui
i itHlern
juris I
r tA rtr r* a t N’t** Y ork
Hr* um l t h r fr i i i h at
tiavatfn*
•rts h* ii jiu th n ftir l in
Ain
m I
tiik r r
\m *rV
n .i7 e Ynur t'lo rk o And
'Y n trh -s If-p n lrctl l>j
W h o U t 'u l l y
i
R»-d Sox
Yat-krea
Pirates
l*e»i *’01
^erruno §■%
Cviptii«
P ira te *
C ; b*
10 - Year Sentences
(Jiven 2 In^Snmsota
SM IAV'TA.
Apr
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A T THE CHURCHES
H u n t .1 n r
'1#r#wn stud ** isfont A » e (iiin
Th * R r y . W L Campb*ll, p« j
ttr.
.hutd*r N( hunt. 190# A. M
I'r rA r h •ft■ Ne-fkl.*#, 11 00
Vf.
I'f f « f h lr ’f N fVkt^, T i l l I*. M
Y ounir iV n p lo i |t*tttfni{ Frid ay,
T:S9 P. M
|'i k|«i ilraUnif WtJ ticmlay. 1 i'
P-liUflri", the 1" t f la"fill
r lU , s*Mill **vcm th e u I.I i i t
Jhiiron Repudiates
Townsend Leaders,
Kill Wants Pension
,
whi.l
II., |
ahnold
Ui i '
n f fl
\ 'nri n an ivn i
Thr
I**rinl " »
Ito- th rn i-g ,ht*»»f \imsritf Iho «m r f
ta k in g p rim rip il r»»l* * *****
w lllo lv
lei'W '1
l»p#er*pt||e
• ill.
b r o .'izhl
I ** \li» tin c-s p t mlly
f*
the firm -i**n
Mnrv UNhutn tiinrami. ft•rtni'i'
v lf h Mu* i hieiu*m Om-n fii i pi'i
"tit hy mrtn - r . nf ||w hlln rhl* *lfC nf 111.- utfUfi r n ,t It >
**•*•* G rn is h rl
the C d -ill»p rltir w ith *' •«,*nr l i*
•tim.- and 'liilr l-r *
w -u iih r ,
make llieni o f th"* tn u “l* fur t iivnlrnilr"
" f " -e h njen who
fa tlrn
gree-ly h - i i l s up,,,,
R if. W. J. A rfioy. ptilnr.
i i o i .v
<>«<•«•« K r t M i i r u ,
r u t hi ii
T h »» fltov lliirih t litiMfi, rcrlo r
N**rvkr« tor* eomtnciptl on tti«i
I’li I rn Hmpliiy
dscfirtit «n*l fourth thjmljyn of #«r1i
M«Iy i
iinluti <m.,| cte-wRirti,
iiontho
m
of IN# I' h I m h ; 1 # A M
• ‘h u rt'll Halts**11 II tin tl<#a *- f P ?If A
I.A K B M A K V r O B I I l N i r T
M.
c u ts e n
Ilolv Ptivtimunliin itnt,
fp r# 0hFt#rttoii nov#rnm #tol)
11 «0 1 M V iclin nt.i Or ii iiu •'
Morning Wonhlfk* 10 #"» A. M.
(wild,
1 U ll.|-r- ' I M
dkr H*•
Church Srhoolt 11:00 A* M.
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ll#v, J. Of. l‘homp«i>n I# proftoMlfig toYtorv n*'«ru*nk i»» # *1*1 A M rvre-isf
VlrwIlHun thtoi #r* IMffvrmt** h u to* IJ inmI EflffAy
H rr %It*## Mil (J ckmI
V'rMitk will he* M.srnlriM ('n iy r r torvf
l .l l i n r toI *• 1>» A M itM 1h* T h rrn
rm sT m t n m o r i h r i i y
Ifuur H<*r%lrw 1.#minnliitc al rtnun.
ktctrnlngr Herilft. 11;“# A. 11
K v tn ln i S#rv}o#, I R# IV M.
itiK A T irr
C h rlailan h ria u ra ■•rvlr#a i r t n#l4
nioroitig at thi# cliiif'-n
vurond gtr#«t a l ! ! o#
i*rf
' GAINK8VHXE. Anr. 4 ,-T h
University of Florida Athleli
Dtpartmrnt h*« mallrd data t
Flor’da high aehool*. givitiT fu1
nartlculars nn the Intarseholast
Tr-ck and Field Meet to h* hal
A«r 84 and 85: and th* Inter
reholaatlc Tannl* and Golf tnaromint* which Will he played her^
Apr. 30. Map 1 and 8.
A. O. Prttillo, avals taut athlef
drteto r. idvtaoa that foil infoe
mation will b# aant to anv hlgl
aehool upon requaat. Material habean mallgd to all acbool# w h
bar* parliclpntad In the virion
tournaments over th* paat ai
or wvrn yrara.
Consider*bt* ta ta rttt haa barr
arou rd In th* forthcoming tr*-'
and field meet boeauao it will h*
hold In th* Unlvoralty of Florida new track atadium, Graham Field
Thera ara ascellent concrete seat
for moro~thaa 1500 person*.
l*a«e 4»t*r|
k n n that c u m m ittrr ajt nt * ir
•iinlinyhitt their
it
VstiV- e*
'V I So*.
PuhJtof School, 10:0# A. M.
Meet To Be April 24
Security
Lumber
Red Won
.trmino *s
■innETA u s n io n ie r m v a t i i
I n t e r s c h o l a a t i c F ie l d
R o o fin g
Knows f ’mv
h n ln n n -i l
i
l£a»(
if. RobI#ct
Unrr aIHjr.M
for
loraortow
i*
Thl# t n u r r h mAlntalib# m fr»
trad I tig I lout it Al (h# pliiirfh # N r *
Ult»l# at*4l »lt Author I#wt| L/hrltoliiii hkitotin L*itrg*nre ##■* •*
Ad, fM»rr«w»d wr pi»r<aHAJ>#«t.
••♦tot.Ai a»ii rn#A ti rrvn
i to #
l o k i c m Mi n o r
TliN I M IH P U l
S s to u r HehsMiL S its to r, I* v. M.
I’n s r h l s s , l i s t o i y l | A. M
S. V. I'. 8 . Hundwr, 7 I*. M
I'rm -'ilsi. Hunlsr, J I'. U
I'rs is r
Us* I Inc.
\V*da*s,Ug, *
Prayer, a n * r a t t i n g Seevlea, tori*
isr. I*
a
. u.
Ihelr
of 'h e age| and needy and h a v - up
to the Messnt n . le ct-d from them
n - » G v o n - m illion dollsrs.
" T h e re .hould
not l„. m jj j„ n,
In H for Tow nsend, and l-n v e th a y -d (toped, fl i . , heinous m n r ,r
I crim e ."
Jud ge Sharon h.r (wen in great
ilernand
s«
n
epeaker
before
Townsend Clubs, not nn y In this
rongrrsslnnal district hut In nther
section* of lh«- -ta le , often s p e ik m g twice n -"av In n— ne n f thesStipearsn.es
I -f o r e
To w n«e n !
ClnSu did h# speak a* a candidate
f o - (o n g re ss , hut as * s u p n n rl-r
( Mi m u u r i .u i i
(*nnt#r 11«■11y A«#ltl|« ami VIM It " f l b - mnvam*nt w ho was able tn
Htr##l.
vsplain Ihe plan to those interestHtniiJ.tV f'l-hrml. 1# *# A. M.
|»i i«»t|r.(iitl, 11 no A - M
e l. A ll ad dres'-ss w e * - ilellreretl
Kttoitfiktltollr H*rt|pp, 7 II I* 'I. at the request of the Cluha.
An *t AiigHl#ih
iv111 be
«>|M>Atoll Ilf Kv#ngto|1to( n U Ieto1tl.nl %
A *k e' a* to his fi-tu re n lin s ,
•«f
K* I1*. *•» Miiwflnv morning w hether h - wroecte,! to ' e Invited
Th#
qtirtri'Hto, riimpii#**!
Mr ,t nd Mr* ld*mrm*. MU# 3t|11*1r*w-1 to la k before To w n s e n d Clubs
J.ilipohR, in d IfttlMfl f»hto**»rt. w ill •tow i|t(> he has ren n llit r d H r.
•In«. Th# Jiiilbll** I# Intlirol.
Towtt*an<l and nther leaders of the
' n o va tre n t. Jud ge S haron said he
v i n t T M ir r n o u ito T i i i i N r i i
v # rli l u
afu I v i n k hi
r id not know, that he had not con
A II. FH-rl-, WillIII#Iff*
n u r f h u n i t iVlumil At 1" I t A, It*. sulted eny m*miter* o* the o r\V*ir«h>p At II A M *#«. • I* M. aeoalstlon, and ha* taken thl*
Yming
totoMi* # a t 1 I*. At
fl#piimu « f Itifanito anil ito. *>pil«•:• iiu in m a ry action on h it own Ini-
At
ic itp .*
n trip o td
u | tall lm p u rili—
\
Auto Repairs
at t t s1 | r| 4iBw,*ea«.ran*true!
a « vIon^fore-s
H u a lla a n l l f* u
Lumber \ud
ilp r
O th e r mute-l a ln ir^ r i* l **** S h i, r *ui
I , ’’ ***“;.’
"'"c e re , rlievera gini' rtf the S*»i nr>*»- lH'*‘r i U<m
" " N e t.i -a r t y ||,||. n, „ , , „ f
' p o n y T**m W in itn n . rerpfitly «i**t
; ; n , , r « " " " • » « «• the T -w t u e n d *
1="') I h it | . H I sepp or, „ , h o u M .
I 1 r,‘' elected tn ('..n g r.-* ., hut I
r e f .l.r to f„||nw thp
with tho at. l oo la Browne, throe |
with tho Cleveland Indiana, end
a«t with tlw Pittsburgh Pirate*.
Stott retiring ha ha* officiated In
eeBegt and high acbool athletic*,
and umplyad In aaml-pro beeeba 1
far Iho paat thraa year*. II- la
married and ha* three chIHran.
qfMaddoafc‘another of Barr’a pupQs, (■ <0 year* old. weigh* 205
p ttftfc , and, to al* feet, two. H e
Political Force
Of Townsend Plan
Rudely Shattered
T w n p.-rfot n n n ,
to a ,l r f ,u a r - ) r ysi*
S-mino'r*
Tu>hr, from Ft. luiuderilale, ha*
A. Graham. J r , of Bradenton.
Umpires M ad d o ek Grant and had 10 years m inor league e*r»eri.
flhofftoll are
all rraudaiea anca. working games in the Florl
of
tho
Original
All
Star da Plate. Rtalarn l^sgue, the
New York-P*nn*y1vanla clrrelt
r v George
B a rr,
N a - and Pnuth Atlantic league. While
In Florida, Lohr h*a w*rked o*
lf(to
U m p ire , a t
Rot
e c u co*rici. u r i c K i d x n —
M o t* .
A r k / PrevUlen*. G ltlQ in ! hlVltion game* of the OinelnnetUflandct M- a I near lia n u vi a n
rraaually ylalted tho school ami KeV a.id lhe Ouffsln Club, lie l> Yftir*. *.t* »'. U
T h » R tf . C. M. H*iH*r. p*«i**r.
lectoiTthooo three men who are
tSunilay Nctlool. » l i A M.
■ang Id placed this year by Barr
Aermon. 11 lu A* M
P,t afi|f«lln< ir *f*#rYle#, * »• P Li
organised base ha I.
IVlinrifliy Pfiytr and i' m Im
Grant. 33, atanda aig feet, one
Prarar Mar vie# W *4n»t<la F. 1:0#
tia.
*
eh, g|)d aroigha Il» pound*. Ho
tend** Auburn, entered profsw
man fer -a Olegraph company.' Ito
l l . m iu to h ha* thro* glrla, and
t o s w t i a a k r or chow, and write*
toad h* does a Uttle farming on the
DadeDevelopmect
Will Be Depicted
In Miami Pageant
Contenn i a 1 Celebra
tion Opens Monday
Y ank ee !
(H in t s .
Re t S i t
P irates
G ia n ts
Y -n k ie *
Pirates
G lin t s .
v *nkee«
O a te s
G iant* .
Monday .
In those states. U,» J* f |*o pa»r
president o f Iho lllus M o unt i lr
U m p ire s Association, a n ' Iras -o n
di-etad tra in in g sehnola fo r your,—
um pires.
Thom as
C onn olly,
of
A m erican
L rv g u e
um pires,
who
rem for red w ith
C am pb ell
and
President
G illia n d
re
cently on u m p irin g problem s at
» m ee tln T i»rrsnir*-.l th rn u p h c o u r
O h k r, Genrire A . G ra n t. tesy of W ill In n H n rr ld re , A m e rlAla.- II. Monroe Shaf- can l eagre pres I ent, was favor
Ototrat. N. Y,
A rr h le a b ly Impressed with C am pb ol 'Camplall, of Salem. Ore.; J. A. k no w lrr'g e and u nd orstam llng of
L ohr'af f t | Laodardae and John the gam e.
ft try- Sunday.
%i .i. m i
( -in to i.tr
ThH II \ 1 j K * ll* «!
Palin FumJajr
r ha_
T h rsda)F rid a y
+ * GflDUnd pointed o il fha: tin
w f l t k i i bean chosen who lire*
fat a t l t j tioldlnt a Florida State
io tg p * franchise.
Applications
te N bean- thoroughly Investigat
e d h o t t l d , intteh time b tln y Riven
to tfarjh applicant-* record, e*p a rk see 'add raranunmdattoni, in
antor to get te test staff of iriiijih witW raitries the
Aka to provide.
A pa: A. L. Maddoek of
iinnntmrma by Ati#ndtin£‘
14 Y t n k t n
15 G la n ta .
18 Yankee*
I T Pirate*
?0 R ,
Sox
W s.i n r v l s y
I lta tm dEk ia f etherselections,
K" “Pres,taI -
Mak* Ji
0 Yankee*
Wednesday
a t th#
PlM f
■k t II U **fln T n Chuncti M o n th "
JUNIOR LEAGUE SCHEDULE OP
- LIONS CLUB TEAMS FOR 19!
M o n d vy „
Tuesd ay
Com m union
PACE FIVE
\ l*rirp Ymi C on ll>#r
MARTIN’S
GARAGE
SUNNY-SIDE
MARKET
TOMATO PLANTS
Cut Flower*
Fre*h
Straw berrlew
M m . II.
Phuiio ]i l| . J
K.
U u m m c II
C * !e (y A v r.
Sanlord
Electric
L’o n lra c tin u
I'o
E le rtriru l S uptiikit
More For Your Money In Service At
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�HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Chartae A. Lindbergh, Jr, far whaee
•Harder Bruno Richard Hauptmann
.waa condemned lo daafh Tha child
jevae kidnaped March 1. 1)11, and
■the body M il found May 11 near
Hopewell, N. J. (Aaaeclatad Praaa
Photo)
Haro la Hauptmann In a Now Vork pallia Italian aeon after ha waa
arraalad. September 1), 1)M. and grilled by pbllea. A bill turned aver
t : aulhoritlea by a eueplclaua gaaelTna Italian attandanl praved ta be a
ranaom noli. Police dlecavarad ever 111.000 morn In Hauptmann’i
home. (Aeeoclatad Praia Photo)
W
Hauptmann la ahourn abeve canfarrlng with hla wife during ana al tha
tenia momenta In tha dramatio flv«weeh trial at Plamlngton, N, J. Ha
and hit -ouneil fought bitterly lo atlabllah an alibi and to plarca tha
ataia'a maaa of circumitantlal avidanca, (Aeaocleltd Praaa Photo]
Condemned to death— tha tang trial ended. Hauptmann, manacled la
guerda. wee lakan from tha Plamlngton Jail ta the death hauaa In tha
atate penitentiary at Trenton. He la ahawn hero at tha e u rt of tha trip
tram Plrmlngton. (Aeeeclated Praaa Photo)
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tatters
I- la Suprama Court Juatli
lie W . Tranche rd, who pro•I Hauptmann’a trial la Flamy and balava *a Attorney GenMeld T . Wllanta, wha directed
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Tha ataia’a atar mitneeeco at tha trial in Planiingtan were Cel. Chart aa
A. Lindbergh and Ur. John F. -Je fe le - Candan. bath at wham named
Hauptmann aa the man wha raealvad tha ranaom money. Among the
avidanca introduced at the trial waa (tea ta h gtH m ) the kidnap ladder,
ranaam money fauna In Hauelmann’o heml. and ranaom netee. Batova
•re aefenaa wltnccccc. Leuia Klee Ifett) and Blvert Cerletrem. urn*
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Sanford la The Only Centra!
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghm*
And Water Transportation
'AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1936
Shipping On Both
Florida Coasts Is
Warned Of Storm
Anniversary Of
wEntry In World
r Sees 5,500,000
European Armies
SIXTEEN KILLED, 1,000 INJURED BY GEORGIA TORNADO
Regular Spring Term
Will Open Tuesday;
Jury Is Ordered To
Report At 10 A. M.
Fires Add To H orror
Of Scene And Four
Perish In Flames
“win
r New
TMtaat peace-time arm* prnto history. Th* progrsm will
WASHINGTON. Ane. 4.—fAh—
and their critics
squared sway today for th* open
ing of •*>» long a waited struggle
over relief.
As th* House appropriation*
committee prepared to sta rt con
sideration sometime" this week of
PraaUent Roosevelt'* request *for
on* and one-half billon do(Jan
for relief for next year, th* Renuhlkan congressional committee
hammered at th* handling of th*
present four billion dollar fund.
Monev, th* commltte# said, la be•** »s#d hv *h- "Ro----ve**.y»r.
lev Tammanyisad political ma-
$13,000,000 worth of New Ttoslsre
ha* ator M»,000 men In
fare**, but within 10 days
I B>«4Gis* LOOO.OOO. aa
with h«T pofantlal army
with an overload.
T. A. Wilson, discharging fire*
arms oa a public highway.
J. T. Nlxoft. operating a truck
with an Improper license.
J. M. Hslma, unlawful holding
possession of premise*-I
Hear* Burk*, obtaining things
Alberiu. M. BtMto
druggist and resident of Sanford
fa* th* last to year*, succumbed
Sunday afternoon to on lUnas. of
light MOUtha, Ha died In tha home
ConfreaUd with flag*rp riot «*t- of hkf sUp-daoghUr, Mre. Vic
toria V otsti. U U Laurel Avsnur.
K* la ala* rew ired by a sUpson,
whan ho passed a quaatlty of toad1 W. T. KUckar of Baafocd; a
through th* window to tha Daway daughter, Mya P*to EngU of
Lunch to another nagra, cawfeaaad to th* polk* th a t ho saw pad
from W chain gang to
after serving a smalt I
M-y*ar aantauc* for ha
Savannah. After to **ca
Georgia to rasw to Flei
aereatad fee aaottor ban
Georgia W ants Negro
Arrested In Sanford
ft
More Than 130 Dead*
1,000 Injured And
Homeless, Damage
Runs In Millions
Gainesville And
Tupelo Are Hit
Seminole County Court, Judga
Jamea G, Sharon preaiding, opana
tomorrow morning a t 10 o't'oek
at which time th* petit jurora
summoned a weak ago are ordered
In
Spend
to appear. Thar# are 2'J cases on
XM) A M inut e
th* calendar. John G. toonsrdv,
County prosecuting attorney, said
Arm am ent
he expects to clear tha calendar
within a waakl Tha cases have
WOH, Apr. &-wWlth fire
been docketed
follows:
ton half million men under
Tu e s d a y
ffmd another asvan million
F. M. English, unlawful shoot
l»i to enter th* Hold on 10ing of a dog.
■•tic*, Old World nations an
FREDERICKSBURG, Pa.. Apr.
Ml anniversary of America's
Harris Roberson, operating a
M Into* the World War to- *■—W>—In a tangled mu* of truck with an overload..
_____
______ possession
f___
**e*nt th* greatest armid wreckage, th* remain* of a once
Jamas ____
A. Hancoet,
to hlatorja Today, thsrs arc trim ^ Array ^bombing
_ .plan*
------------wtrw'"«nd tranaportatlon of liquor.
ad one-half million more found th* charred bodies of five
M. Sharp, aggravated assault.
■ fa r arms than whan tha flying soldiers, missing for hours
Jack Geiger, selling Hah withtorrtbU war of all hlstiny
their return from a weekend out a 'Irene*.
la Uw summer of 1914.
J hop to Clevtltnd.
IV R. Jacques, operating an au
****** £*■* Stalin j a storm caught th# big twin. tomobile with Improner llcena*.
“ • mlghteat war motored ship as It took off from
Jam** Worka, reckless driving'
Pottatown on the last leg of the
WEDNESDAY
trip back to langley' Field, Vv,
Will Brown, reckless driving,
last night, buffeted It far off Ita
Will Roland, reckless driving,
course and Smashed it agalnat th*
Oscar Nalaoo, drunkenness.
thr*e weeks. haavtU tinkered
Blue Ridge
Olll* May Woodalde, petty larJarepreeeuUd to r» U I» y M y « l ,JU entire srev, cany.
ll*» the claws TMm*a W n t from th# bomber
Lowell Ferkerann. aaaault and
»» It crashed and kept would-b* battery.
addition, Bus* Ia ho* 1500 of rescuers from any attem pts to save
THURSDAY
meld's moat efficient tanka, tha trapped pilot and hla flying
Jo* Harrison, failure to havi
•tony, keeping • sharp aye companion*.
*
hide# Inspected.
to “laaalan menace," has
The victim* arer* Identified as
Cher la* McGill, driving a rai
4 aoUlera In uniform, trained Lieutenant Stelaon Brown, 8t. while under tha Influent* of In.
apbo-Uk* prifelalongand could Johnatuear. Vt., S taff f)*rg**nt toilcatlng liquor,
r,,e#n tip t M N f mor* In Emeat Endy, Olay, P a , Private
A. C, Marshall, recklesi driving
*f war. By mld-aummsr, th#
A rthur Meta. Chamberahmrg, P a,
W, a Gild*well, dmnkanneaa.
nation will have an air fore*
Private William Yoat, McKeasroek,
Nannie Lou Davis, sailing lot
|*d to match RuaaU’a, plan* P a , an* Cadet Paul Amapeugh, tery tickets.
"(tfMJ
’i
Ethel Britt Harria. unlawful
* t Britain la In Ih* mldat of Cleveland.
, territorial troop*,
forte Immediately.
NUMBER 139
County Court
;est Force Is
Soviet Russia
N pw Dwler* And
W
B
&
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u t of the next war G rilicg To F iV M
: In Uto alr 4
| UifiOO man to her Over Relief Fund
Established In 1908
n , Tt#
r ,M
Tnm n!i»i whipped ictus* th*
.South from Arkansas to South
Camltna today, leaving mor* than
tIO dead. 1.000 Injured and prop
erty damage estimated In tha
million a.
Tupelo, MIm ., and Gainesville,
<!*., wrrr hardest hit, with th*
menace of storm-generated fir**
editing to tha horror* of twisUre
and rain. Physicians, and nun**
«#rt> rushed to tha rttrlcken towns
by tha Rail CroM. State and na,
tlonal agencies unltad to r*llav*
suffering among tha injured tod
homalaea.
lengthening daath roll, aarly
thle aftarnoon listed these figure*!
Tupelo 82.
(lalnaavtlta 22 to 85, estimated,
Klkwood, Ala* 3.
Anderson, S. (7., 1.
itoonsvll V, Ml**., 1.
Rad Day, Ala., B.
Coffsyvtlle, Ala., 4.
Colombia, Tenn. area, 4.
FayattaTlIla, Tenn. I.
Raildanti of Gtlneirtll* said
100 may hay« bean kll'ad there.
T h e * wara no confirmation* of
rumora of one thousand dead.
Tha ato m hit Ttfp*li>'1att night,
Sixteen persons were killed, 1,000 hurt, and approalmately $1,000,. |
and Galnrsvllla waa (track (boat
000 damages were done when a tornado dipped twice In Cordrle, Ga. I
8:4fl A. M. today.
Rescue workers are shown searching debris for bodies of doiens of per- !
Rad Croia loarraa announced
sons who were unaccounted for, Spring rain anil windstorms else
the report that between 100 and
17B penom war* killed at Tupalo,
where in the S o u th e d brought the dralh loll to 41. (AF Phi-tu)
Four parsons wen* burned to
daath In Galnaavll'e In a fir* which
broke out Immediately after tha
■torm «t ruck, Hi* DU I*-Hunt
Hotel waa badly damaged and was
Legionnaires To E a t
Negus Is Reported evacuated, Fire In an adjoining
waa apreadlng toward the
A t Tonight’s Meet
In F l i g h t W ith building
hotel, Rulna trapped th* d ty ’a
And Pick Delegates TAMPA
CITY NEWS BRIEFS A Few Retainers fir* department In Ita htadquartara. and It waa halpleaa to aaalat
_
,
..
,
mobile traffic accident* clalmtd
T h. regular meeting of the twQ
h t„ Sund,y . — Tomorrow's tides: High at 8:40
ROME, Apr. B.—</p>_ Julian n r e p t for atrtnglng hoae from th*
American Legion thi* evening IV Richard A. Coldatoek, 27. a A. M. and 8 IV M , low a t 2:29 A. preoi dispatches (redrived aarly flrat department to th# two fire*.
Both end# of th* Paeolat Man
called for 7 o'clock when a supper winter resident in St Petersburg M. and 2:28 P. M.
today salif Fascist airplanea
ufacturing Company taxtll* mill
well b* eerved in the Legion Hut, i fum Yellow Springs, Ohio, died tobombed 4,000 ‘Ethiopian warrior*
Generally th* City Commission
to b* followed by addresses by day ‘ini a hospital from Injuries
who had condentrwted beyond
and
sustained
early
this
momlpg
when
state and district leaders
im et, every alternate Monday
flection of delegate* to th* sta te ,' ho lost control of hie car and night, but this Is an "off" week Quurain, taken by the, Italians N egro Sentenced
yesterday,
convention to be held In Sarasota washed into g bridge at Rlvsrviaw.
Six Months On
and there will b« no mavtlng to
th* latter part of naxt week.
n*, r her*
Italian ground truopa were
night.
Reports from the new organise* | Dolor## tong, 17, waitress, was
said to have captured a large
Jo# Turner,
negro, pleaded
tlon of Sons of th# Legion will etruek by a hit-and-run-drivar
quantity of arm i. On< dispatch guilty before Judge J**, G. Share*
Application
for
a
charter
for
also be received, A large attend- near the Municipal Airport Sun*
anc* at tonight’* session la ex- j day, and died on th* way to a th* troop of Ony Scouts to bu stated It was believed Emperor this morning* to th* chargo of ag
peeled aa it la tho first mretint; hospital. Th* diver of th* car sponsored by the First Baptiel Uslle Selassie was fleeing in «a gravated assault-upon th* person
automobile with some of hla re* of O. J, Jackson, another negro,
with "eat*" In more than a month., waa not arrested.
Church waa forwarded to district talneri, although Italian pilots and waa sentenced to ala month*
Th* 8*nford poet of th* Am*>i-| '
■
hradquarter* today. Tner# are B3 filled to sight him.
on tha road. Turner s ashed Jackean Legion will bo in tit led to four
JACKSONVILLE.
Apr. ,
boy* In th# church eligible for
son with a knlf* on Fsh, T. Ha
delegatee to th# s ta ts . convention McMIchael L. Smith, 54, of 1445 membership In th# troup.
Thousands Flee to Hill*
waa captured by Constable W. A.
•toe* th* post membership h it Roes* 11* Street, an Inspector In
ADDIS ABABA, Apr. a.—(JP)— McMullIn in Winter Cardan rea
bean Increased to 22.1 , from 44 s', the City Water Department for
Th# flrat of the series of Holy
th# beginning of the year. T h’ sod two other person* wer# In- Wevk aarriee* rrranged by the* j HIm Italian airplanea bombed tho ls rday.
Two other men who pleaded
eonvention date* are Apr. lfl, 17 1 M n y years, was kl'led instantly lavmen of all churches will be headquarteri of Crown Prlne* Asfa
and IS, with th# parade comiiu Jurtd In an automobile accident held In th* Congregational Church Woaan at Dessys yesterday while guilty war* U ktn to tho road
camp whan they w tre unable to
on the afternoon of Friday, Au.\ I 4$ 4:45 oclock yesterday morning at 4:10 q’elock this evenipg, the
pay fine*. Willi* WUhereon will
17, following th* appearance ..f n Main Street, juar north uf the rervlc* to eontinu# fur only 20
serve three months for selling
Kay Murphy, th* national rum- minut**,
Th#
Glee
Club
of
ths
mandar.
moonshine, and Clifford Spain *61
Hi-rninota High School will direct
serf* two months for IntoxknSpeakers at tonight's meeting
this svralng’s service.
aye, formerly the field headqua
are lobs J , Carl Johnson afTampe,
R. W. Keaton, pleading guilty
state commander of th* Suns uf
Th* w«*th*r: Cloudy. prub*bly
j Ul »inainw w*n»i **■•*
"
Ih# Legion, and Carl M- Tsy or of
Ihundmhoweri In north end west UliiiMiw11 nvrw*
Tension In Addis Ababa suba fins of ffi and |0 to Ik#
Jacksonville, Fourth District com
portion* tonight and Tursday and
mander. Charter for th* Sanford
In south portion Tursday: some- aided by mUday, whan tha affect rood eamp for 60 day*, t o t ha da-. j»V
squadron of th* Son* of the l e
si hat wider In north portion to of heat and high altitude upon gaa posited a hood to guareatw th*
gion ha* been received and comnight and In north and central consumption mako* long flight* payment of hi* flna and eoato , . .
mender Johnson will let! fathers of
portion Tuesday. Eatrem# North by th#ItaliansImpractical. Raida Ruton Gtalar paid M whan kn f i .
th* boy* what to do with th* or
west Florida—partly cloudy, con are usual y mid# Just after dawn, pleadedguilty to parking an auto- .p---------------------mobile on lb# highway with
^
ganization, Every Laglont\Ire who
siderably cooler tonight; Tuesday
ha* a son la urged by Gontmaml. r
fair, soolar in cast portion.
n#
Q n n l n V " * * “ «huTODAY
L- F. Boyto to attend tho maciing
6:10 P, M.: Holy Week service
Purchase by H. B. Day from
and boar Commander Johnson.
by th* layman. Congregational G. X Fullagar of IMrt Washing
Church.
ton, N. Y-, of m email tract on the
7:00 P. M.: American Legion, SL Johns River near th* eastern
MADRID, Apr. K - W 7 — 8
Is Lawton
H ut
rdf* of tha County waa revtalsd fight to oust Nee to Alcala Za
’
v-an
o.
1
Baseball Associa- by a warranty dev I placed on mora from th# presidency of th# ran. A ttest*,—— V<
In North
of
Commerce recoed today. Another deed record# Spanish republic will begin In r-je. A v.rsa*-------- ‘
a
TA l.L A H A SitE. Apr. K-K lorth* sat* by Jsek Tatum to A. E. eamact Tuesday when the aorta* ■**—
T:M P. M.t D and Haadquartere Story of * small tract near th* debate* whether to wan Justified I S ---------------------- I
tdr fruit Is regaining much dt it*
j
tost muatig* h many state* to ampaato*. PNG. Armory.
Laho of th* Woods en the south In dissolving tha last parliament. '• ..........
Th* situation presents a start- Ja
.
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TOMORROW
the NnvtK aegicdlng to' aasuranc* *
ern boundary of the County.
ling paradox aa aodallata and i t — — ——------- - ]
r reived b# Nathan Ms fo, rO'fieJ
1:00 A -M.t County Conimtomis Cooer to aericu(»«re fr-iq
Baturday was a busy day at the
ire. Osurt It BUM,
___^ J . mania** llaanao bureau—In th*
t 'r la 's i
1:00 A- M.: County Cou-t, Court Haas*. Licvnm* w*r* Issued
raccivto
to tit* folkwing: B. W. Mathis, BO.
Itll P. M.r Rotary Club, Mar- and Berthan Brin*hn,*is, both of
HataL
ftonfkrd: John Arts. S3, and Id*
10 P . M.t Holy Week tervlcn Ksflvr, II. bath of 8t Petersburg 1
rregutlonal Chunk.
H«nrp'J, Malkm. t l and Tommie
•O P . M.i Ctow Club, Voider Joans, 14. to Banfordr William
tto n — n n at* rs* e «i*w» -
Address Veterans F o u r Killed In
Ethiopian F orce
Bombed By Planes
Of The Ita lia n s
Motor Crashes On
Florida Highways
To
Road
J
WHAT’S DOING
Florida Citrus
Preferred
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Lyman
'■, They a rt O. P. Herndon J r , Billy
tin’s store at Celery and Mellon.
B
Girls
>20 Yard Raby
.1 l
If - Xacbry and SL C b lr Cameron.
vQle Avenues when the lieutenant
B
Boys
440 Yard Raby
n M h e elx J u n b r Baseball League
found Mr. MarttnV. money >aek
b e a u are a* fellows:
Ctas* B. Seventh and Eighth
on a bairn under the negro’s hoise.
5
Cube—St. C b lr Canwron, man Grada*.
.
The negro stole the money, police
ager; Bad Box—John Kelsch, Jr.,
reported, when Mr. Martin went
Class
C
Sixth
Grade
aiel
under.
■■ manager; O b n b —O. P. Herndon,'
to’a shad In the rear of hi* store
Jr.,i manager;
Yankee*—Billy . The usual allgfrilUy ru b s will
govern thl* meet.
to fill tbo negro’s order for a sa
lachry, manager; Pirate*-M axAny contestant may enter three
lon of *U.
wel. minagxr; Semlnoles—R. A.
events and tha raby, but no more.
Cobb, managor.
Aay contestant U allowed to
y1
The opening game next Monday
L . afternoon will be between the compels In any *be* hhpve M*
\
Yankees and tha
Red Sox. AU own If the principal think* It
, gtm<s will be played en the wbe, but tbb art t be counted a»
Grammar school grounds, bagln-. on* of h b event*.
Only on* entry (ram each school
ling at • o’clock.
Playing members of tha ' San- U allowed In each event.
Contestant* in standing breed
feed Ju n b r Baseball League ay*
all'under tha xga of 14 year*. Jump* may hoek tholr . toes one
About 1K» boy* participated b Inch ovar th» hoard. Running up to
All Seats Taken
•try .
Running over or around
board In runalag bread Jump
Townsend Saw
. Millions In His
Pension P lan
Consumer
Leagn* with 1U opermtbn bt H« aaked for the conference h»r* o'her* mad* political speeches In
F air Oaka Home for under prir- trio r* he took forth*- atop* tow-rd the recent Michigan campaign
Uagpd thUdrea at OrUndo, Jammed tha formation af tha proposed which resulted In the sleetisn of
RepresenUttre Main, Rapokllcan
I t i r f available east and remained Orange. Belt Letgo*. Trevtmsn
and
Town**nd supporter,
through tha flnbh af an ll-e«*nt told tha committeemen, In order
program!
• »# togualnt b ra l h*ne with tha e CtkroenU toileted hi* ipeechoa
~
“ War Leader, Idea and aecertsln If they weu.d were In eupport of tho Townsend
plan and wore not polltkaL 11a
•lore of PM weteenw eoeh a league.
MIAMI,
Ayr. L—(g j—Ap-. rannlng under the
ta ttifb l, hewaver, that Townsend
•W in the
The *l*ht b n u ln the Anmri- club manAere were urged to ret*
parently camera* are aa ‘
--------kace" by a ^
Aaaoebtlon ■*•• Ml""*reptlbla to fraUUba. a* the human
for tha ct ad Idato who would tapbom* pHre. ipoUi. at. F »ul MUwnakM, K » - port legislation to make tho Town
eye Ig Judging the finish of A
_____________ . — i h * with * tea CUT, IndbaapoU*. Toledo. Coeloeo hors* race.
send Plan law.
At lease. It waa claimed to k stiver, rovtn# c u f h f 'M r a . Worth iambus and Uubvlll*. The InHoffman naked If the Towaaond
W.
Schombanr.
ahalrman
*f
th
e
.
tornatbaol
4iagu#
teama
nr*
tho
gait filed in Dads county circuit
Wooktv did not claim credit fee
JuaWv
Wstture
Loagvc
pregrem
*
*
*
*
0
1
,
.
Toronto.
„
W
tlm
o
ra
,
Icourt that two photographic nutthe election of Main. Clements
.*■ ' r
grrecnee. Albanv, Buffalo, Eoeh- aaH. “NatureRy sre were pbaaod
| chin**, on* an , a!*«trVal 4evb* committee.
and tha other a hand Moving -. ttraaa waa UU U t j d s W ** «*tar and Meunrk.
with hU • 'action," but added there
”7
picture tamer* showed different Uio fact that lu f e r d » h a Ledge ... ------------wore many things printed In lho
n i* a *
e.„v Town send Weekly and don* ,b r
Ird
rat*.
fiitofUv*
k
ilt
Park.
Tho proceedings, brought by tha
nJT litamea*. FKT* BLtin tl!Automatic Electrical Doric** Inc-,
a SL Petersburg, FI*-, corporation,
0
*,V *ree7,
UA2wAlfHl,U,|t
resulted to tho Gables Recto* As dove' A1 Collsodor jrfD drtoo• a
X
<i»Vsociation.' operator of Tliylwil
Paste* O w 'Teara rrlwid.
boon attended by o*«gre**»#n
Park, being enjoined from b u f
It* ras*. s s s w r 2 UN , S lliim | that various regional aroR n*
fering with tho core pang’s photo
rgora paU |7S a w*ok o p
graphic oqotpmont Installed at Uw S i i r w r t 1K m 1 ; W f tr i rtod Uat. Pane* Ptetatar. armed lady. Washington at dlffaareat A m
tiaok,
, T
" txpltln- tha TownooW Pbi
Tha company obbtad. ilia ‘trick
had agreed to al ow it 14 oportto
its device during the
tog at Treplaal Park
• td b . k told,
photograph tt
Vaasa Tr.
c
SrS S M
E
__ wring'Mptxra
H IL L
Local Growers
Vote Against
Market P a c t
A DeHdom and Tasty
[71
Orange Juice
Pork Link Sausage
WAFFLES
with Maple Syrup
' Coffee
LA C E Y’S
Drug Store
DRINK RUMS DBY PALM QINGJUI
UPPER 14 TRUE FRUIT LIME RICKEY 7
ACID, ALKAU TOUR R Y lf
NBHI MALTED CHOCOLATE '
NBHI BOOT n i m
. . . ,
ROYAL CROWN COI.A
NBHI TRUE FRUIT ORANGE
•? '
TREAT YOURSELF TO THB BK*T ,'
Sterilised Bottles
R eb u ild in g a n d S erv icing o n nil M ik a i o f H
N ew f t F acto ry — R eb uilt T y p ew rite r* — E n«y
AU W ork G u aran teed .
-toird T-cedeV, l» b Indbxtod In
Incomp1st* and u ao ffb b l returoa
received by the a b le agricultural
extension aervtee.
Figures from U eountbs> ebow
fawraMe rots o f aim rat fire to
env. it b andoonced. More than
3000 votM, moat of th l as said to
b T fsr the agreereeut, cast b ,
l * e # y s b j i t i e d a r night crowd, raeb m rbh* and ret_th*lr re-------- aa£-UMOcbtbu* juid lori purred on by tha opportunity of artton to h b p ro fo M iB * aiW h»
ed 'th f Townevnd. Clement* and wanhtl direct to W ah^gtow are
Miying Or aoda JuUbr Welfare aapecl* e « r y eUA before
Cameras At Track
Result In S u i ts
In Mianti C o u rts
B attery Special
resident of Bafcfbrd, b atU: Uri?g,
aha tan co llet MOO from the Penn
Mutual Life Thaurinec Company,
of P h lb d Jp h b l If aha b deceased,
the same amount will be paid ty
the company to her exec uto n or
« * b b . In an effort to locate her,
the eomptBp haa ached the aaabtaaca af The fterald.
"We hare on o tr hooka,’* tha
company aaya, “a number of Uatooee* In which endowment poticyhodera or thalr* baaafkbriea, al
though tha policyholders did not
pay tha stipubied number of pre
miums, srv never:helesa entitle!
to eaah payment*. We beHere that
in moat Instances they hare either
forgotten the pailesa or h are died
without leering a record of them.
Our efforts to locate these per
sona for whom wb are holding
various s-jma af money have to far
been without auceoaa.1*
»
Ererard Barnes, whoee b a t ad
dress, according to the company'.)
records, was Hanford, many yean
ago he purchased an endowment
po Icy payable b Allen A. B o n n ,
hla wife, but failed to continue the
payment of premiums. Thereupon,
assuming him to be still alive, the
company applied the cash value as
premium b Continue tha pelicy In
tha amount of IBW.00 up to June
10. 191k, when the same amount
automatically became due and
payable to Alb* A. Barnes.
Twice tha reauita of the
noias vnrbd, H allogod.
thb sreok, tt charged, tha
;.•!' >r. V
2S2
/%
not toe laded In cxbnatan acrrico
report*.
-*" ____ ’
County. commit tare are eanvagstng tha rote* today, and final refirm* of Individual grower baltob
wit! bo canreasodby a Mato earnmitts* Frkby. •
: *
BgLmp fnflg^Sm nlo 1
# A rww type of rodpol
# M ix a d a s o o d a l, morw
painstaking woyl
# A^orvufeut flavorI
There’s N o Secret
”
r. ■
*n,
�--------- ■~~r-~r-------*r
y .iw.rx- v iy r
Wmm
Snnfort la Tha Opty Centra)
Florida City Affording Rail, High**'
And Water Tranaportatioa
AN INDEP
S A N F O R D . F I,0
lig h te n
ord A rea'
fc l i g h t W ires
rB ran t O f Blow
« S o m e Tree
Ipa Were Broken
jfall Fence
^Toppled Over
bne A n d
A H a lf
f o i O f Rain In
fet Is Recorded
Beneficiary Found
B y Publication In
The Sanford H erald
Tit* Herald
last
sv in ln ;
*»ktd for information a , to tho
addrms of relatives of Alio*
A. Hornet to whom t hi* Peru,
M ites! Life Im ar* nr* Comn* ny of Philadelphia want* to
oajr 1200. And e a rl; thl* morn'
In*
W. C- W oodruff,' 500
Mjrrtlo A rrau#, reported tha;
Mrs. Rodin Bryan, a daughter
of Hr*. Bamra. litea at 500
40th at, iEa«t Savannah, G a,
In who.* home Mr. Woodruff
hoarded aeeeral years ago. Mr*.
Rarnea died In Savannah Uut
November, Mr Woodruff aald.
H er husband, the tato E, R.
Barnet, w n mayor of Sanford
in tho rarly daya. The B anna
fam ily left Sr n ford about 15
*»*rt a*n, according to Mr.
Woodruff.
Every Charge T
Is Denied By |
Judge Ritter
StE ■&£ Broadtide Fired
Jjhlfti,'tMh«SBy 48 Candidates
FRIDAY. APRIL 3, 1936
PROTESTS
IN N O C EN C E
W ill Be Executed A t
8 O’clock ‘As M at
ters Now Stand,’ Is
W arden’sStatement
■t n *
WASHINGTON. Apr. 3.-</Pl ..
Federal Judge llalated L. Hitta r of F orida. In a lengthy reply
to House Impeachment charge*
flier) In tha Senate to.Vy, denied
each allegation mad* again,t him.
He ia charge-1 with allowing eg.
rwaahra receivership fee* lo A. L.
Rankin of W**t Palm Reach, a for
mer law p artner; with peraonelly
profiling from these fees; with
practicing law after going on the
fed era' bench and with evading
H auptm ann'* attorney, dem anded th a t th e
H untm ion county
a rand Jury U> m nrtM tl to con• ider k id n ap
rh irg ra
again*!
Carl H. Wervlel, wh>a* alleged
rtiafeasion o f th e Lindbergh crim e
ha^ been rrp o d ia trd but who** ca*e
, I* now before the grand ju ry ip |
iTrenlon. Prosecutor Hauck aald ne i
lalstead I . R itter of Miami (eentar), through hi, | i* conalderlng
________ ______
____th a t hr
the rrquest
iff man of Miami (left) and Frank Walth of New j>in In the demtml for grand Jury
every c h a m of impeachment brought against action on the Wrndel raw.
He i, to go 16 frisl before the bar of the Senate
In Brooklyn, District Attorney
Geoghan ,a id he eipected imj_________________________ _____ portant developments In ronnec•r f ,
■£- ------tlon with Wende *, story he w a,
abducted there and forced to confeat the Lindbergh slaying.
Meanwhile, preparations again
were made for Hauptmann', eaecutlon at 8 o'clock tonight, but th r
condemned man to ll guard, he w a,
"confident and not worrying." Mr*.
lUuptrnann,
stunned by recent
<'«ve npmrnl*. hoped for another
Expert UnableTo!
iUnraverMuddled*
On Constitution
HAVANA,
A p r\
3.—W ^ - D e -
clartng "centralisation of power ie
ilia first atop on th* road to fascism
of eommunlim." W iliam R. Rogers
of Jacksonvillc, preaidant o f t h *
Florida Bar Association, bitterly
attacked effort* to change the
Federal Constitution and the Ad
m inistration's mtihoda of d istrib
uting government Jobs.
"Today we Kara neither * de
mocracy nor a representative gov
ernment.' Rogtrs told tome 300
attornoya attending th* state bar**
annual conventlpn hare.
"What wo hov* Is a political au
tocracy—goveramont of politicians
by po.ltUlana and for politicians.
Tho politicians will ga Just as far
aa they d a m Tim only restraint on
thorn ia tha wrath of an outraged
people oxpnsaod every once and a
while In a house-cleaning election.''
Referring to tho AdminUtrnttefrt method* of filling Job*. Hogm i teU an npptkmst mast have a
certificate from tho d u lrra sa of
Mm Domotra il# County Executive
Committee a* to hla ragu-arity;
hi* at#to chairman mutt add M*
cortiflaate of politloal purity and
tha local campaign manager of
1M1 moot supplement this record
with M i endorsement!
WASHINGTON, Apr. .T -tA I
Coui
Collector Jno. I).
—A ,pecial iluuse Invc-tlitallng
Jinkin'
------------------ property ow nrr,
committee recorded u rp ri* c tt*etl-1 that taxes become delinquent on
mony that finvnrai record, ni>f t h t 'l h e llrst Mon.ay in April, which i«
Townsrnd Plap were so "muddled n*at Monday, Apr. 8.
and confuted" U u t.fo u r
xp-rt |
—
accountants failed to unravri them
State Senator J . J. Parrlah wa,
in -a fortnight's work.
b y ra la rd a r that ho had
■'TfabttO'.Jy J . R, ]|o Jg * ,,
Robert
C Jarm tC realrftftlhational secretary, testified that tome fhalrmam of-the I'cmocretie State
91,700 collecteil at a^ recent
T ow n-] CommlttiI**, a , one of the apeakere
..
tend ma*a meeting In Lna Angel*, In the state campaign for th* Te
ws, not turned o»er f> the OH Ago fleet Inn of President Roosevr t.
Revo vlng Pension,, Ltd., the p a r-1
-------ant corporation, nor rvcorded n n ' Announcement wv» mail* a t last
its took*, although he urged Dr. n 'rh t’e political rally that tha
F. E. Town,end to do eo.
| Young Democrala Club wilt ,ponJohn Bloo.i,wnrth, Detroit office' ,o r *
,n ,h" M*ff«lr Hotel
manager of Price, W atcrhoJV Co..
th,> ev1en,n« of »L>niay Apr. 13.
cetllfled pc>lic acrounlint of New ' h‘‘
of ,h* birth o(
York, testified th at an eight, or Tho'”*’ J »ff' r>onnine day examination of the Tow n-* _.
send Iqo k , had left hi, . t . f f of ac '
-m e w h a
countant, unable to certify aa to
n,!, | i*LU, . "I*, r *J! ,c*ntr**
asset* and liabllllles of the.nrga t- P/ [ " ' ' * hl fr “., t in
u
lh» north portion and po«alb y
. . .
. . . .
In *c* l,er»d low placea In th* InBloodaworth explained the rec- ltr(or of )h, cen lrt,
to.
ord, wet* apparently In two parts, I night; Saturday (Hr and not ao
arnl were “ not readily auacep- I raid ln th, north portion,
tibia to audit," particularly for thn|)S »^
_____
period up to July 1. 1935, aicep t
Romo person saw smoke Issuing
a t prohibitive co at
| from an automobile on Park A rt-
launched tha Townsend Old Age
Pension movement rejected hla
nrgtnga.
Clements said he was without
knowltdg* of tho nltimpto dUpu•Hlon of tho $l.T0a
: riao
t i- W e r P ro fits
roup Plana Coop
" ilm ls r lo 1
oncoossfuBg
H O NOTON, Apr. l - W
entire membership of th*
I Munitions Committee lnot
planned a hold effort to
nail-war profits Uglslslion
Flooded Rivers Hold
Threat O f Further
Damage In Georgia,
A labama,Ten nessee
M i d-West Reports
Sub-Normal C o l d ,
3 Be|pw On Plains
CHICAGO, Apr. 3.—IJh—
Subnormal cold,
snow and
flood, beset the Miiweat today.
The lowest (rmpedature* for
th l, date in many y e a n were
recorded at a number of points
In the w»k* of a »now storm
'hat blotted aut an early spring
•cen*. The m ercury went to
three below aero In Nebraska
a n ' dropped to the low twenties
and inlo the teen, at aeeeral
other pointa in the Mldwe«t. A
general rise in tem peratlure la
foreran! for tomorrow.
Tornadic Winds
Hit Greensboro
KI'tHMfcF.K, Apr. S^-FUm*«
ter* late la s t night, deatroyyd Hi*
Blur F ront Grocery 8tar* in th*
heart af Urn downtown bualncae
vectkiW. V
______
Tomorrow Is L a s t
Chance To Qualify
F o r City Election
Voter* desiring to participate
in tha special City election on
Apr. M hav* anti! tomorrow
waning
to qualify. Now
totem m ust register with tho
City Cloth aad oil voters must
pay. thaix 18*8 poll team at the
of fie# eg the County Tax Cotlector. J»o. D) J InkIn*, tax col
lector,! aald today ha would
keep Ho otflo* open until 9
o’clodf S a te n k y evening, but
that th* City O tr k 'l office wiR
aloe* n t • a V n k . Ia tho
■pedal CHy election. Vivian
8 peer b nam ing spa but M. J.
V
Tremendous Damage
W rought In Eight
Southern S t a t e s
Germany Refuses
anti untold
property
Any Promise Not lean
damage and crop loaaes.
To Fortify Rhine
Point Blank Refusal
Delivered Today To
British Government
LONDON, Apr. 3.—G R -P o ln t
blank German refusal to promise
not to fortify the Rhineland, even
lemporari.y, was delivered to tho
British government today. It a r
rived at the foreign office short
ly before Anthony Eden, foreign
•te rtia ry , told the House of ComIm on, that G reat Britain, France
Hauptmann's attorney, » ld they . ami Belgium were ready to fight
l*ht a,k Justice T hom ,, Trench- ■■ allies if attacked by Germany,
rd. who preaided at the original but that the B ritish govtrnm tnl
1*1. to issue an order cal Ing the w aa' anxious to' disease permanent
unterdon county grand Jury into peace p re petals.
_
• It waa apparent th a t the foreign
office is concerned over the ad
vance of an Italian column almost
to the shores of Lake Tana, aourca
of tha water supply of the Nil*.
JACK80NVTLLE. Apr. 3.—B*tw**n 4000 and 5000 homrstead
owners have not paid their current
Uses and If the* become delinquent
their name* will he llatril in th*
publishing of th* te a Hats th l,
summer it waa announced yester
day by Clyde II. Slmpaon, Duval
county te a collector.
He mad# tha announcement In
again em phasising th* fact th at
under the law tb* t a i n do not
become delinquent until after next
Monday, tha first Monday In April.
‘ Jfvrvtoforv, he said, properties
listed In th* delinquent adrertlaootenta have been under "unknown"
ownerships, h u t Hi* current ILta
will have the properties Identified
with th* owners who applied fo r
exemption privilege*.
The tax** on bomeeUads are on
tb* bad* o f t.05 mi!U. or 58 05 for
each 11.000 In valuation. Th* ta x
la for >pedal debt service Including
the payment o f Special tax school
district bonds, bonds of tha inland
wateeways osnal district and m ate
Dural county armory bonds, !ndentedneon Incurred prior to th*
ocaptien a f tho etat* constitution
al homoataad oiemption amend
i t , ment.
Taylor Commanderjr No.
nights Templar, is to meet this
realtor, instead of last night n*
lOBouualy reported, ansi 9 la
tptgbod th at it may be the test
eating* before the summer ndavRmont. Supper I*, to be served
o'clock In th* Maaonlo
iQpaM th* Sir Knights, momhtra
’ (ho local cotnmandory and aoursaia, nr* advised to b* there
Two Score K illed
And Hundreds Hurt
By Angry Elements
rr*M
Mark Kimbrrling of the
I N*W Jeray atalr prinon >ahl hr
f lf t tU Bruno Rlrhsrii Hauptmann
to be aiecotrd f .r the Undbargh
baby kidnap-mu rdrd tonight" a*
matters now .land.” , t t the whole
cats la atill much up in the air.
r s E X 'r r June_ i r,mary
NUMBER 1S7
EaUbiiahad In 1906
Lengthy Reply Filed
Today Refutes Each- ’
Allegation A s Made
B efore U. S. Senate
th e Senate open, Monday.
A ttorney, for the ereuied Jurist
naked that the Senate reduce the
n t C . R . Daw»on ,
,
%
impeachment article, from ne.en
to fire. They rontonV I that the
seventh count i, a combination of
all charge, and. while the Jude*
M s S ' i S f Court Room Filled A t I ma* be found not guilty on the
' warned T l a*pJ |
M eet A rranged By first a lt count, their "cumuletire " effect may bring about.a dif
ferent result.
It also argues the second article
I, a continuation o f the first with
tome addition* end violative of the
lightning also struck
only an* vole ba taken on esrh
In several plan*, but
constitutional requirement
that
are occasioned. Repair
roecifle count. The H»tt*e p ro v en ,
tha Florida Power A
tlon opposed the striking of any
■pany worked neatly
article. •
To pey c o rn e r* of the lrl»l, the
Senate audit e-remittee today ap
proved a reeoltrtion by Chairman
Aahur«t (Artion-J Democrat), of
p JL
b u t " ! ' w u ro-l , Th* CO,,rt room
we I filled, the Ju*icl«r.. committee appropri
t t i a i wm ho rapoirad <,**.plU th*
weather. ating llO.nOfl. More than 0 wit. end moat of tha candidates ware ****** have been summoned hy
fa w tn w T brake a
10 m*k * 'them oelttjs heard both aldea.
jpkl*»**ntli n t u j t
he-'
din o f crashing therder.
i-j —-ii. - _ j »_Tk a s... Lights flickered rirt fo r a few aerfo . th* ad- I T 1* ** *
t' ir^ n* ,h« »no*tior.
w vtsvda. aft ' ^ 1 non* e f ,K« rts d ld ite s snoke
-JlheTWn; vlravgHrident
" ' —
. ,p f kfc*-Yottnw ' DimncrF* Club,
K ? a Iw L k S T I!*
whn* PrwWaat Mary
P lL i- l h ie
* i 2 Flnnoll and M. L Raharn. prsslR . .. . . .
. dent of the Junior Ch-rnhe* of
TL& T T
ho d atop watches on
Ith* rand ids tea ta b # anre they did
2b
i L .t L h t v i l no* •t*lk l»rt»*rrthan the time pXPr
m a ll
r a v * i!d
*• e*rhi Gordon Barnett,
M
secretary, and Andrew Carrawsy,
'Wttaa Of hie eempany trttU,w r>
tke eluh wore also
'*■ scaled on the rostrum,
u
Candidate* for tha Plate Senate
I were e-ch allowed 10 minutes,
.1 candidates for th* State Legtsla' tura were each allowed five minutes, and candidate* for a t other
, offices had to limit their speech**
to two minute*.
*
8tato Senator J . J Parrlah, candldata or re-election, and V . Y
Dupree, hla opponent, were the
first apeak era, followed Jby tha
five candidates for tho Legislator#
" —H. J. Lehman and E. S. Brady
in Group On*, and Gordon Barnett,
n* A. 0 , Wegner and H arry Wing ln
“ Group Two.
Each of the three candidate* far
" I r o g n ty Judge-— 8. i . Nix', 0 . W.
" I Spencer sad R. W. W are—were t i t
” 1nor.' apeaken, followed hy the
**. four candidates for praooeuting at-
Da ily n e w s p a p e r
Flood w aters threatened f t
brin g further damage to T«naaw
are, Alabama and N o rth ' Georgia
aa fresh downpour* sent itraama
rising out of their bank*.
Eleven of the storm dead were
a t Greensboro, N. C.j 18 af Cor*
dele, Ga.; others in acsttarad
communities in Georgia, Alabama,
South Carolina and along tha
Florlda-Georgla atata lint. Tor
nadic winds, hitting Cordi'e yaaterday morning and Grvanaboro
last night, did mor* than two and
one-ha*f million dollars proparfy
damage.
Crop tosses from cold are egpeeled to run high In Tennessee
and nearby sections of other
ChwtBUt, negro, near h m ywtari
day aa a brief storm uprooted treogand Impeded traffic in several isctlona af Northwest Florida.
Chestnut was struck aa ha stool
under a tree lor protection Item
British T erritory Invaded
ROME. Apr. 3.—(AT— Reports tha rain. Hia body was burned amt
T
received hers aald Its Ian troops hla clothing tattered.
At tho federal government's
had taken strategic Lake Tana,
center of British Interests In Chany Lake Farms project te ar
Ethiopia, after a drive down the Madison storm winds wracked n
w*stem (action o f the north*in furniture factory which was and**
front. Italian officials ralUratad construction, and l a r u n a t report
Prem ier
Mussolini's
guarantee ed squall winds damaged acearal
th a t Brltlih Interests around th* bam*.
lake, which form* th# headquarHenry rains and fallen trees
ter* of the Blue Nila, would not b# Interrupted traffic along toma
harmed In any way by their oe-1 highways, to w streets In Tall*hea
rt; pa tlon. Marshal Platro Badogllo, see were flooded for a few minute*
commander-in-chief of th* Italian I *«rly this morning and brief darkarmlet, telegraphed Rom* about |n * ei forced traffic to proc ted with
reaching Lake Tana, and told of an caution.
Ethiopian retreat on the eoatam
------aoctlon of the northern fro n t
Grvaavmr* Hard Hit
aectioo ---------------------GREENSBORO, N. C„ Apr. 1
Henry Doherty T o Be - a tomad* a tm k th* w**t
Questioned In Miami : £ S £ r & 3 lr ' , « U2 K
Z ------ . n m
NEW YORK, Apr. —JAP)
Federal Judge Murray Hulberf
granted « nrder for th* oxnmln«Hbn ln Coral Gable*, Via., of
H airy L Doherty, In
'with an accounting suit brought
against him and other*, by Harry
demoiuhlng a largo lumber will
and numerous home* and small
baUdlm^w,
aharl/f Jo* 8. Phipps aald be V
Hatred upwards of a doaan p*m>ie
Imd bran kUUd. H . aald o L ™
rasters, fee iheir personal bene
fit and to tho Injury of the
Cilia* Barrio* Co.
According to rise
petition,
which nemo* 19 o tters in addi
tion to Doherty and ’ClUm Serv
ice Securities Corporation, It Is
“expected" Doherty wi>l ho ex
amined
concerning
allegation
that ho controlled th* election of
dl rasters and determined
nil
nutters of policy and manage
ment* of Cities Service non-
School Heads Attend
Gainetville M eeting
T. W, Lawton, County sopsrin-
LO CAL
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
that the teachings of tha Bible are convinced Mrs, Eddy
thst the] vision,writes thus of; tho
in eyery way practicable and us- Ptinclple of Christian healing la problems and their
.
iiMe ln al. the affair* of e.eryday ever operatise and needs bet to be aolutioa (Scienoe
.■ « , . JP■
. ■ a»d -1
By B o n . w il l ia m E. b r o w n . c . s. b .
There arc sixteen candidate* for Kovemor; some
life.
understood to utiliee it in this amt [ 40): "On# Inf Shite Cad, good, ta fflra men and nattona; cotalrtsfcw
say eighteen, Mnit of them are running on perfectly or
1 think that we (hall all agreeoea ill* regard!*** of the mnn!
It has Iwen generally concede I **rr j ***’
the hrntherhood
uf
man; nad*
thodox platform* which excite littlo emotion. Mo*t of that the i ltim itet goal of si) edu-1»tatu* uf the patient, the ChriUim 'hat if the tearhings of l hri>t
We are accustomed to hear the!
w an ; fulfil* the Scripture. 'L ora
v'toiw *t
<wri-*’■them are in favor of tax reduction and old nge pension*. eatlon, study. *-H research is to Science practitioner ram v t heal J * ' -is were prictieaM*. the affsirr declaration of many that we ire thy neighbor aa theyself atmihVthe ahollahment Of unnecessary hureniis and commission* aeip ire the ahl Ity and dlaerimf- I hia pit>ent witho it improving him of eirth would be very much im- b u n g in a won!erftl age; and »o lates pagan and C h r.tia n idolatry,
and the creation of additional services for the public, nate between the real and the un- spiritually and morally M m covi. p i' ve,| Whenever this rtuestion w* *re, bat the chief thing that —whatever Is wrongs In/adH O I.
of nine months' school terms ami no new sources of reve real, or that which is true and that ,l ImparU to the patient the ability »n,es the materialists and an- makes this a wondorfu age la the; c'ril, criminal, potttieal, -viad .re
nue. One or two at least are advocating the Townsend which ia untrue; in other woH*,i*“ preserve his own tense of har- rnllei hard-headed, common.sense discovery of Christian Science. ligious codes; equatiiea the u i b ,
' /nun t-/trough .-pi ritual chinking uvlimliLt n dismiss - tar.ej.-.fc Um , Enumerate, tf run trill, ail tho^ ennui* the ewtee on w an and
J ’Jan. *
~
* ' lo * e w i« eunaciOiH of reality,
Weary with fruitless search for! s " '1 hung,
statement that while these teach-, great Inte ntion, of the
nothing that can ita.v autBut so far n* we know not a single gubernatorial can the tru th concerning human existM atter
*
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e
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puniahwd or desrtroyddTV
didate has propounded any original panacea for the na- enee, confuse,] and troubled, nwt | In the year IH««. Mr. K<Hr. they are entirely* Impractira le, j >*l sciences have achieved. ImDoubt eaa tome oi 1you Ir tl detlon'a economic ill* or advanced a plan for restoring pros tal> have f»H *1 dll Pop*, who. the IX-mverer and Kounder of *n,l thst the orld mi st look ro ' pot'am sa they ere, and not to tie •Ire to teat t h l t which
on'rrc* for the remedy for • belittled in any way. in cnm p.n- heard tonight; and thgre ia vaof^iliifir
perity in the State of Floridu to the 1925 level. None of wrote of mortal maa:
JU «VOaa7 Mtl«* Mri<
Christian Science, declared for th 1%
TI--- NttUlltM mmd »«W«
rv.ntem lng this. Mrs. I
" lth Mr
Eddy', di.cov.ry that
<m i ran
rmn prarent you. A ^opy
"Chao* of thought and paiaion, 1alln*s» of God and the nnnettsten .• WflfM
Mlmati ill f«r <*• M f»M» •* them has promised to put everytxxly on the state payroll
dy writer nn page 9 of her work
fh Impact* the ability to overChristian
Science Ufc&A,
all confused; . . .
of matter. By a world rnn»rt/i.iawill k# r l i r s t l f#t at 15.000 a year, or take over nil the wealth In the state
~
'in. di*ra>r. and death they,
‘Science
ind
ITealth
with
and divide it equally among all th e hundreds of thousands 0 real lord of alt things, yet » ne«sne«s steeped in materia ity ihi* still-,1 “Unity nf Gnivl" “The come
tndc,\1 link into inRtgnifiraufe.
pray to all;
] rra a t diseovery was not und-rstool la .nt arvi gem , of *h» renturies
the^>e^iptur•a', oy Mr*. Eddy,
of voters, banish poverty, or make every msn a king, and
Mra.
hldJT
h«R
provided
the
way
tm the B « t l« M il
Sole Judge of troth, in endlesa and hene# Verame a t.ig e : for rid havr wrnngiv reckon.,), They hive
be obtained or read tn th* CHfUtverry’ woman young and beautiful
i4 rtrtU f*| .
mrm
nut h*««-*i upon r*-'. . | ririp their »n Ihlx aye n *t only fitT individual tlan .Science Reading Booths' itld
error httrlad,—
icule ind misrepresentation. Mr*
H
' i l i t la r g e r * t i t » t f
Great shades of Huey Long and Upton Sinclair! Do The g ory. Jeat, and riddle of the Eddy, reasoning from the .Scrip- .irgunrent, ami cnncli *i<>n« as to redemption. «ut world aalvatinn )• I t the public HbrAHea* A d l f c b l
ta v ttrr w ill
y r U r t w l fc t t l
Cklrtf* Mi
Y«k , our gubernatorial candidate* think the people of Florida are
world.”
! tural premise of the alines* of God, the -nurees srwl resnur.-rs of being. wrll Shr ralla the aitention of the ■tudy snd »ppVk»Uoo cl-tka>taa<b>
world to the t i m ^ r mmmam)3
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infinite -Hplrir. w-»v forced tn ■»>*.• ' —it* rnrnMni iWm,-*
m g' In thia book will confhltfS p w
T IM H e r a 10 |« • mrm
kIUI In
and Alice In Wonderland? Or. are Garter, Hodges, Chaje hy declaring th at “the wi.d^cn „| cortcluathn that infinite Spirit it ml iit riirnr. - h u t h i v e htiS11 In* men:N emphaalied hy Chrint Jpwua; of their correctrt*a* iftd practi
b rnhlH IS
two
ruJcR,
which,
if
practiced,
wilt
■ I f I I im III* > h
r * r r »*
j>ell, Faty, Petteway, Caldwell an'1 the rest too unimagina this worl.l ta foolishness with must necessarily er.orf *, it*,'If it*-n 1 U|>nn thi11 R’ftst t)‘ human
cability I am ture that yaur aaZ 2 L l « « mi i l l M i n
in a
spiritual
uniter*and iciiaiin Thi V HhVi1 ni’f in i p t c l th e ! inaugurate tha kingdom of heaven perience will he a revelation»to JfOU
f W i ll H •*
II
«f
»•*
t f M f w 'i # tive themselves to conceive of nnv sound workable scheme God.”
fn
eirth
Y'ou
will
rneill
that
a
if
J
e
s
u
s
[
‘
mple
tr.i
hmj'
an-!
life
I M i l l t i fa Ifcll M f f r
i l i i *k#
_____
i n i t h 't you not on y wfll
Ifc^re
it that it must all ]e spirit i»l in it*
for making everybody rich with no more effort than pull In addition to wondering what
ti i i l i « M
M k lU k t i
k * n la .
AH
*’ ■nhitii n o f th e ; lawyer qucatloed the Master an t*i harmoniouR youraelf,, but you wOl
Is all about, a tendency of m ortal. I nature, not part Spirit snd pi t ■* *hr only
Haiti mt pgtlln'kM •#
I ing whits* rabbits nut of a hat?
'he
grratrwt
of
the
Toniman’human
prnlilem "f
have the joy of knowing th at Jpu
is to he afraid— afraid about many I matter When .Mrs F.ddy 'rv l.tel l a y i l 'k H k m l i i n a l ^
Hirnta, and you wil remember that have Itecome a real factor ip eaNow, we have a plan which we have been working on thlnga: the weather, their food, that all is the evpre**inn of infinite f fi-Irr* e ’*
mawterly «um*ning up of all law
F r i d a y . a p w l i. i m
for some time. We will guarantee that it will furnish their elothn, their boalnea*, theii Mind, God, .he N not ilrfU'intr th»
Ihvine fiuiiianr*
tablttbtnz the kingdom oi hai*«n
and procedure In the following im*
every voter in the state all the Castles in Spain that are rhihtren, anH their health. Then If wvMmtt nf 1)11* univtr«f trjt *h
A R|in it jn
tn Jrr ilantiinat nf
i 4.
BIBLE VERSE FOR TOD AT
morUl word*- "Thou 'halt lore the on eerth,
good for him. It is sure-fire, sound, and w o rk a b le , will oeeaaloni ly thny hare a few min dlrtnif that it »*♦ whnllv «pi Hit 1 1 thr Bible u a *e»y |iriftlral jpihle
TsOrtl thv Cod with a I thy heart,
THE G U T OK PEACE:—Paacs Iloosen up frozen credit and put plenty of monev into cir- ute* of peare they are apt to won ■ mi nnl 1 m itt u r r ttf .^ftivit an.| and mrhtni *n mjr rvarydav af anti with all thy *nal, and with all
tip thr fn!ii> fnir-, liln/!nir u* tiff, peace, and
LnmhrT Aad
I laavo with y>«. my peace 1 di'* jculation. 1 And it won’t cost anylsslv a rent. We have it der what la wrong with them an,l mkttfr Sh#*
thy mini
Thi* i* the flrtt and
unto you: not a . the world patented and all right* nre roserved, but w»* will offer it Immediately proeeel to And some nituatlon hy ilm-l irtnir
" wh.Yi jiy All the Nrtjv itie a nf Ilf#- mu ’
R o o f ra g
icreit commandment And the Megtvath, give I unto ymi. l e t not
thing about whleh to worry
thr human mini term* tn*tt#r nr I mentil, and *irut' thi* m t rut* it
grati*
to
the
first
giibemntnrinl
cnndldnte
who
promise*
to
ond
i'
lilce
unto
it
Thou
Nhalt
love
y ta r heart be troubled, neither let
#md ^I®irr-m follnwR ihnl, aw uur own Ipe* art1,
A ftrr 1 few y e a n of wonder, wp:rit indk»ti*»
thy neighbor nr thyself, (>n theae
make us chjtirmnn of the Slnlr Rond Ilepnrlment.
It be afraid. -John 14: 27.
worry, end disappointment, mnr n f conurlni’t n r ^ ” r S r i r n r r a n d at'une I to th«* diviru* Mind, a 1 mu two coinmamlrr.rntR hang al the
Briefly, we would have the *tute organize a corpora lal" try to ennaote themselvaa wllh Health. |i. S71>
■cti'inw tiec oiiii* n m re and mort*'
law and th • phophetN."* How «imple
‘ In spit* of the fart that th i tion. something like the Heconst ruction Kinnnce Coryvora- the belief that they m i v rreeive
It In jntri*>Rfirtir tn k n n " 1hu» h at t o i u i i o t and m t ^ l l l i ; « n t , a n d and how effleacimri! Yet up to thin
eroka atate canal has hern dl-ap
tlon, only it would be purely n state organization tudely for happiness and reward in a post ■ftri h half rrfi r y of mitt Hu- tin? t hi« nf L*f1a|l)w mewMd th** pmfirP*', ago th**y haw* fallen on deaf tar«.
proved by the Senate, the nigging
the purpose of selling life insurance. We might call it mortem experience But. when the Iradirjif rm lrtiii « ’it-n!hls ar»* r ■v, rS* •* ek'mlniliun »*f Ltnnranci mi' 1 If then# two fundamental rulea
goes on and nn.
the FIC. the Floridu Insurance Corporation. This cor time for this expected happiness in R'jtintHnce, ajfFfH»mir vith M*» ! <Ik nient. and nilatakya.
w*-re un^rafMitl and practiced
ThU onilrrclindlny In the nnlv therr would he no neetl of the mu'*
poration
would he empowered to sell life insurance pol ami Joy ia apparently drawing KiMy'd 01 tu ina 1 «nnnLnfNm»-nt r»*n
Tint If living at the eap in te oi
. V4 .J
o hers will r In the poor, why icies to anyone who mnkes nupliention for them in amount* nigh, every endeavor I* mid# to rrriiinir th# nnn*-ii *trnrr nf n at . t thing tn the nnrld whieh will pei - MpUHly of human ichemes—world
postpone
this
esperience
T
liip
mnikrn
phyAirint-i
art*
t#
*
j
i
h
ii'ii
an
I
rnaMt"
one
t
»
lo
th
*
thing
does 11’. it ruin the ric h !—Bobett up t»> ten thousand dollars for ench jMiticy.
rm Hi and dlplom&tir parley*—tn
To thi* miserable and apparent 1nif that whnt h t*•rmi*! in if1*■» ’a hu h thmkrr« and |ihil*i*»*pheTA
Quillen In Ashrvi! - r.lltcn -O h
1ring abonl tinivgfaal peace.
Al the s.'inrie time, we would hnve the legislature (and ly hopeless situation come the Ia, In thr lint arnilyair. in r t p i r
are hk'iud
Upon an nne nf the
s< rver
After Ngveral y e a n of [egUlatlve
the two-jnl> idea is not such n Imd one if you want to con glad tidings nf Christian Science to mnn nf rnrrify A* thrrr
ir.v ueri ,( h iman ^ c h i . ^ M j,,
t ^ n gre*Uy'Vm'.
fmrn
Mind thiR
•hat ia. to live one day at a turn*
f
Two ycir* ng«y Dr. ‘Townsend trol the Legislature) pnss a law requiring all the hanks thoNi* who i f # Natening for Truth, turn apart
l»re«'e<J
with
the
futl
ity of creat
f rom , F»etory : •* •
• wrote th at therr nngti‘
niilliin« in the state to extend credit nn these insurance policies giving them the ahl ity to »olve I’H'ilvnlent to declaring th»t n u t •*!t 'ha I he given yo.j In (hat «iirr Iflg a never-ending procraaion of
theae
perplexing
problem'
and
i
'
]<■ •
up
to
the
full
amount
of
their
face
vnlue.
■
In
other
words,
ter
i*
menta
in
it
'
rai
*
•
an«1
nuhour." underatond thmugh aplrit* new law' to thwart a like cease-1
In hla pension schemr
An I he
Consumer
. didn't m ian millions of old folks a man could go to the FTP. titke nut a life Insurance pol • uring them th at they may attain, luie; or, ft' the phlln'oi'hor** *ny, uni thinking and living, will enable leaa orrurn nee of new evil*. Chrla"in' to rl * whole hi’f rtrdly and effi* t an Science revere1* all of thia
T *lther.
icy hy paying the premium of, say, ? 100 nr 5200 (we here and now, the spiritual under made «»f nnnd-Ritiff ami tb - if
standing which will enable them
haven’t worked out all the detail* yet) and then take the pol to derlire with rejoicing that it if artly whit Mr' F.dtlv fail in IHitfl eien'lv the itijtin-, of tmlav. r"nd an 3 am k* to unit • alt BCtivity with
If our local camlidato should he icy down to the bank and borrow $10,000 on it.
When a pleaai re anti a privilege to live In other w ud*. M n i.iMy led tho thu* calmly face the future wi th the on*- divine Principle. Cod. from
Come »nd See U t
world'*
foreino-t
'hm' i t * anil till1 a -f Hranee of prnctirn .lid from whom indi t« nl law. onUr, and,
(Umlnated from the rnngressioral
he died hi* life insurance would pay up the lonn so that
Chrlat Jeaan
nrlentlft' by npf-k nxitnatelv In'f »
race In the first primary, a lot of
inCmit * Mind. Thi' condition h s r to n y
•
Aa Chriat ieaua U the founder century
Seminole County folks are plan the bank would not lose anything.
i' well portray*! y I-aiih. who
Yl*f Fddy. with clear apirituil
Now there I* an idea which one of these guberna and great expositor of Thrlatiannipg lo rid# that Steed from KisThe im|jortanie of ti-nlixtng th,'* hm >«. **Th'ne ear* 'hall hear n
ilmmre In the runoff.
torial candidates might capitalize upon and absolutely ity. anth ainct hU religion la the what h rallel m iterial i« real*’, word behind thee, *aving, Thia |a
guarantiee hi* election to the highest office in the state. an e foundation of ('hrlatian mental teaidef in the f ict ttifit the way. walk ye In it **
H arry Papworth attended th» The people are not interested in tax reduction any more, Science, It will be helpful to con- when thia h understood it ihnff* Tflr Dirroverer And Fr.under Of
the nature of
h h teaching the pciaaihility *•f harninnloU' mn
meeting In t-akrland ti.lnjs with
rhrielian Science
or the old political hokum about I'resh air and sunshine. aider
and
practice.
Concerning that trol through ■pirltftal thinking arnl
3. Hamlin Peter.on to help got
The eiirlv life »»f M iry Baker
They
want
something
tangible
and
they
want
action.
Thi*
which la real in this connection of underMtanding wh.if TSnl pie'pt Eddy, the Ih roveier and Founder
federal fund, for fruit fly reiin
------- to get the hr>*t In mlxod drink*
bursemetita. Still
working for plnn of ours would give (hem what they want, economic Mr*# Eddy write' (Science and t when he «ni*l, ‘'For to be t-aron !v nf fhri'tiari ccienr *. ahowa atep
For Your
'security, plenty of monev in circulation, expanding in Health, p 2flJ» “■Hie leatimnny ° f ! mlnileit Is .'<•*(!,, „t t„ be spiritSanford and Seminole County.
Party — '■
by ftep how ahe
win prepared
--------- 0---------come*. and what i* infinitely nvire Important*, something to the material lenaea ia neither ab* j rally mindnl if life and pence '* th rjt’gh -111<■11 xl ex|n-nvni r* In reJudge B itter It now arcuacd of dream about.
aolute n*«r
davlne.
I therefore | When we real lie thi* wh^t we call ceive thr revetalion of
wh.t she
hasrlng evaded his Income las.
---------o------ -plenl myself m re.erw d ly nn th e <0(,f
w%w i«
„
From t j
our pViyalcat ’. hAly
mental. liler nsini-d ThrUlian Science
And Judging from ronio of the
In ching* of Jesu., ,.f hi. spout r s . , „ hfl,,v
r ,„.ro|
t)V [ ,•
fally rcure* xriil cd icxled in .
other charges, it would appro,nf th . prophet, .ml on
« " « - • thinking, we ran rc . lly - r v l„ . Christian environment shr early
th*t h r hail quite an Income to
nmny of the Science of M lnJ“ .
, h. , whrl(l. r j ,,
, „ became an rernc*; st dent of the
evade ta v r , nn.
Th- mi-sinn of Chri.l Je.us i>' tiarmonlen-* nr ilisctmlanl will, ho Bible, and h*,l often wondered why
You
hnvo
*cen
a
cat
pluying
with
a
mouse,
You
----------- o—
oest .et forth in hi. own ""rd*. ,|rtrrmine-ri by t l „ o.turc of tlv its promise* concerning
healing
Manic M artin, on# ol the army Anve seen her paw him playfully, turning him over, mashing "To thi. eml w . . I hom. and fov| thought* we en t.rtiin .
were not ting fulfillnl in this age.
of earvdtdatea for (fovemor, 1* him a bit until he Hquenl*, then suddenly letting him up. thi. cause came I into th* worhl,
In after life, witiin tjffering
-nakinx hi* race on a iiromii* t> The mouse acampcm off in nenrcli nf the nearest hole Jn that I should bear witness unto] The FruHcablllt) IH The llihtr
owe everUsling gr.litude in from the rsetilt of xn areldent progive motorists | l
license lag*, which to enegpe. / But the cat pouncen upon him again, the truth." It remained for Mrs. ... We
,
u .
,
..
,hos*lng that Mallle la an am i- grabbing him in her mouth and nhaking him wildly to and Eddy to interpret the spirttral t hiistian hrientc fi r mnnv thma*, nonoced hy thr xttrn ing physician
end ...........
among ......
thirih
is the fact
I hat a* f*t*l, 'he .........
turned .ttnreterredlv
. .............
— ----. . . . . . . . . — ..
tevr In politics. If hr had any fro. Thin goen on and on until at last tho mouse ia dead. meaning of th i. text end tn show ......
Phone 288
Mr*. Eddy has givrq,p* a method! to God and His promise* and wm
political am men
a* all
hv
mortals how to apply th i. tru th in
That
In
what
tho
State
of
New
Jersey
ha*
been
doing
whernty
exch
one
of
ui
c-n
piovq
instantly
healed.
ThU
experience
wouldn’t charge anythin* for • an
to Bruno Hauptmann. For Home month* he ha* been tha d iilruetlon of tin, dlaeaae, and
automobllp llrrnse.
waiting in hi* death cell aero** the hull from the little death. This, indeed is the m inion
’
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of the C hristian Science textbook,
i
Tho*« having claim, e g a ln it dark room in which la housed the electric chair. He had
to .e t forth and explain the word,
k the. governm ent on account uf th . seen other* walk down the hall into that room never to
and work* of the M i.ter. It doe.
fru jt fly Invasion ere asked to emerge again. ■He ha* aeon tho light* grow dimmer 0*
r.ot ( t.m p t to tesch a new religion,
•ijen d • meeting with R eprt.cn- tho current in turned on. And he ha* thrown
himself
nor to
improv.
and
‘ U ttve F e te n o n in Lakeland. Now down on hi* own cot in mental anguish an he anticipated doctrine
change In anv way the teaching,
H th a t they are going to rav r about
hla own fate.
of C h rl.t Je tu i. It Is a aplrttuml
ISO million dollar, on the ernesHe haig had hi* chance to ejit hi* lu*t meal before searchlight on the Scripture*, mak
* a tita canal, maybe they wT) be
- able to reimburse lh« farm ers for jfoing to hla execution, hut he did not feel like eating, lie ing plain the spiritual Import nf
f their loe.ea,
went to bed the night before thinking it wu* hia last night tho M ister*, teaching, and etrees-o —
nn enrth. Ho alept fitfully to awake rc|M'*tedly during Ing the point th at—hi. way ia tha
3
And on WcdnomUy only three the night and contemplate the fate which awaited him on only way.
With clear and convincing logic
day* a fte r th r Rnutbland’s acri- tho morrow. How many timcH during that night
the Mr*< Eddy point* nut th at tha
; dent in Georgia, a Packard sedan
s enulied Into a passenger train clay that followed did he experience death itaelf? How term ing raute of all .Icknean ia
fear. Ignorance, or tin, and then
7 near Tampa, instant!) killing a many time* has ho alrrady died for hi* crime?
m man anil two women. The auteAt the last minute he won given another 18 hour tha offer* humanity her demon
7 mobile approached the crossing at leoae on' life. *Again ho wu* to have to npend hia Uat strable rem ely. Christian Rctenre.
2 a boot B0 Mile, in hour, the train night on earth. Again he was to bo naked what he wanted ThU Science teach** mortal* how
f* I t
The driver dhl not *ee the to eat) for hia laat meal in thi* world. Again he won to to overcome fear, Ignorance, and
sin through xn umleratxndlng of
T trafn and the engineer thinking
*• ha^dld. thought he would stop. winder whether he would again be snatched from death Infinite Ln\e, intelligence, and
■'- I
. ThirT. m«l a t th a rro u tn g th d aa he W*a about to sit In the electric chair. Bnt wonder law.
It U im portant to note tb i t the
- three more liven were added to ing, he muat know that sooner or Inter hi* la*t hour will
arrive and there will be no reprieve, no further delay in hce Ing which occur, under Chrix' this year's highway fatalities.
his execution.
tain IJelcnca t-datm ent Is entirely
t f yen want to see why England
The manner in which the State of New Jersey I* different tn nature «nd qi’xllly
. U ea part orbed over Musvo inl'e
from that of xoy o th ir kind; It
toying with the life of its moat) notoriuu* criminal la a doe*
not employ hypnotism, sug
; 11 recent eoeceeurs In Ethiopia, refitting
climax
to
a
moat
aordid
atory
of
crime,
trial,
and
V nr to yoor map of that country
gestion, or the human will in any
7 aAd look at tho Lake Tana region. conviction. Tho .whole caac hn* provided revolting proof way. Thoaa agencies era directly
, ' - Nets where Uondar ta and see how of the utter depravity of our preaent civilization. It could oppeted to the practice of Chris
J
i ' r it. eontrot, the spproaeh to LLake hardly be worse If Hauptmann finally meb hla death by tian Science, a id Christian ficicnc*
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Tana, which faada the rich Egyp- feeding him to crocodiles, or turning him loose to pray free* the patient from their pernirioax Influence. It lx also Impor
a -defenseless public.
flip which fell ta Rhe victorious
tant to know that while hypnotism
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fascist legions tha ether day a t t
- ‘tMd suggestion claim ta heel phyar uerioui fighting with the Congaertag Lion's awn troops.
SA N FO R D T W E N T Y Y E X R S AGO
{ Uaa delta. Gonddr It the .traU fle again dpon
I
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CoL Luke Lea, the man who
wv«M have brought the Oermnn
Kalaer beck to 4h)a country c^i
hla own particular priia of war
tf*M | attempted ..leure had »ueaaeded, baa been raiaatod from
priaaa a fte r a w in g two year* of
a ala to Un year sentence far
VMating tha baajklng.'te**- With
at) daa caaaldaraUoa for tha eo|oMTa mUitary achievement* aa
W«I ta for hia atateawaahip white
1“ —‘— in tha Batted S u tra
■till tt dew aaam to aa
hfc p.a-tmlaonoa wha
of oaibraatedteat
| tm ty * tha Mm* punlihaa th a t aeaordoi any ardL
arid not ha pai rtfuied
• ha iron (oppoaodft
owtitaddlag (titan*
. i*• -V-f'
..
-.l evlv'c1.
Mr. and Mrs. Leri BInford have
Mr. and Mm Berry Beenlaa
sold their beautiful suburban celebrated their atlver wedding .In
home, Swastika Garden*,, on the Orlando on Baturday with one of
Wgat 84da to J. D. Hood, the butthe most beautiful affaire of the
•“f t i s r - j i ’ i s & r ■eason. The charm nig home eras
ford will go to Atlanta to rpeod a b lu e with light mad beauty for
*ema tlraa with their aon.
the 400 gnaata that gathered W
WASHINGTON Apr. I.-G o v - honor of tho event and the M jM
nUtaeht agtnriex Investigating tha
■pieteenier riae In tho prico »f and ground! had hern converted
gaaollnh hhvb virtually concluded Into aa fairyland bower of txqatepraIMfnary phnxea of their work Ite lovalinaen Receiving wtth Mr,
and Mr*. Beaman were UN .»■*»*afte at their wadding. Mho
ilH oonxider Ray nad CaBL J, N. 8
Those going o * er . from
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1, Mrs. IL MJ Papworth, and
r t S fcnri-trtxt
. Margaret Bnmca.
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T n p . S A N F p ig ? Fip p A J-D ^ 8 A N F 9 K D , n .O M D A
ig g y .,A ra ik 3 ,i? ? 8
Social And Personal Activities
AdaAdams Celebrates
*
Second Anniversary
MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
IF- r.a'lv i *h.»‘ 4* fRuit Hi ili ’l.
II...... i le-.Es »-tat h i l t • lUHk H
-,u>. . It «if*’‘it fttlll J« il* t> *
\ . u \ Ik ' t i l
—
13,000 Have
Attended Meetings
O f Salvation Army
Telephone 1<8
Nearly I.I.fHX} persons attrnded
various meetings c»nii*f.,| last
year ky the Salvation Army, aecording to a tahulition sept by
members
of
the loss I corps.
Captain F. S. Keren make- tho folAda AtUni*. who e*l« rat«*d Htrf1
Isswtssg rsysrt s (
mee*t«**,
IV. B. ZarHr-y {«
ddtb.tmy anmv«r»*Tv
V r-r"
■* t S U T i ' n m r
their attendance and result
A u relied m e e t i n g gf thi- St trrdwy. wji* hon or g u es t at a p a r t y h is hom e on M i f n o l u A v m u e
In the past 13 months tr.s Sal
A|ptyta Guild will t i k t j. m r at trivrn Thu r«i|»y a f t e rn o o n by her from a recent ill net*
vation Amur condorted 1ST mdosir
mother.
Mr*
W
A
Adame,
at
their
1 j30 P . M. a t t h e F p u c o p a t 1’i r i t h
meetings for adults with an a t
hoiin* ,» K»»m* Cou rt Gur*!* w ere
Mias C a ro ly n M c G a n iy of At
*i K r a i
tendance of S941, SO educational
n th e l i w n w h ere they U n t a wi I »pen*l the week end h t r e
; , T h a C h l d r e n o f th e C u n f e d r i a i \ | ' • ■ i f '
classes with an atendamr uf 1379.
■ti'iiyel I'.-wut- and nn K ilter ♦'ifif with Mia FVarl BaMdtt, S o u th 19 Home le ague meeting- with
• « l l | h a . e a picnic a: S i n I am t
hunt
Sanford
Avenue
»
Springs and r t ™ er« will n w l a ’
an attendance of I3S. '.rj u|<en-atr
l at** in l ho* aftermH»n r e f r e s h
10:00 A. M. a t t h e ho me o f M l f
meetings in
Sanford
and 23 in
Cecelia T n l u c k .
Ill!»
M e a n ...... tiiofiTd Arji- apnptl by the ho*tr**.
John Minank returned yeiter other surrounding towns »ith an
*«
»*d ' v Mrs Rollanit 1 Dean, day fron\ Tri-State
A v r n u a . All m e m b e r . and pro-ln-i
College at attendance of approximate v 9010.
M
ItiW-r* M, Ast. and Mrs J
. l i r a members a r e muted
An go ■. Itvd to spend a short Va and 14 Indoor services in surround
1 N a m * . J r , o f \ l ayon. Ca The catiuii with his parent*. Mr. and
T h e a n n u a l L a k e M o n t" " 11
Vrrg towns with an ille iu ls n n of •
» p - mcm •cmnlrreft w ) r h 'l bntwheyfrs MIHfirflr: Part* A yen up
UW
.D e m a e a t r a l l o n £ i h i u l . a t l i Lei fcnil U
507 fn those meetings there were
»«* [ nf pink rirol f lip, to r n flower* w h i l e 1
i t 0:00 P. M. a t t h e L ak e M.29 adult converts and 27 minor A
School. Chicken pi lau ■•upper
'** hiT'thdsv * ik“ hearin g two |
Mr* F r a n k Gem left today for total nf 1100 hoers has been spent
j
ijjhto
1
pink
ciintflr**.
w
i
*
MONDAY
p 1ae ”d | her hom e in Chicago a f t e r spend- in visiting 1070
homes
where
h p n?
T h e Frlandahip I .ague o f thi ‘ t»r t»m* «*rtsl V*\
novelty 1 lu g t h r e e m o n th s here with her scripture has been read tnd prsy
Congregational fh - r c h » ill nt'*- » F .i-it’i * if ir* fiU** S w ith c i lmiles
I r o t h " r an d sister in law Mr and erx nfferesl and 560 Salsstion Army
the l»nr» kL
rhit*t in if **rf ivt-r« Atfa Adam s. Mr, H
1 a t 5:00 P.
M at
J
T^hman.
P a m etto papers have been distributed
him..If"
M
ath
M
art
ha
a
n
i
l
hoaie.
Junior
A vynur.
Circle N u m b e r tin e ami 1 l • ■
,l..e M
. I
Kodst
M**i*ch,
Fifty two Sunday School meet
Number T h r e e o f th e Kit * , daoe t 1 iiottan
t | irv. J u n io r
Ings have been conducted with *n
M e t h o d ii t C h u r c h will
m eet
.• /i o t i r i i \
Il'diVte \> i, t l n r y Ann
attendance of 2579. 49 spiritual
3:00 P. M. a t tht* r h u r r h
C l ' l o w a i I 1I 1 Moore l.e ffler Ken
classes with an attendance of 3.72.
Iaocal
•
CTftl® N u m b e r Two of t h r Kn*i , n . t h I e f f l e r ( h u ■-* ani^ Kelly ,
52 eshicatlonal clssses with an at
[to ttie Ann
• M«tho<liit C h u r c h will
m r ri
a 1 Sindh . S , , n n v
trmlance of 571, 51 indoor mee ings
T
A
I.I.A
H
A
S
R
K
E
.
A
pr
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1
Miss
3:00 P. M. w ith M m . G \Y It . 1- v | an d lan e W l u t n e ' I illinn a n d Dial |
M a rjo r ie
Tilli*. of .Minford,
a with an attendance of H55, and
211 9 f t * t E l p h U r n t h S t n - t
f irs v . J r , Menr .
P u tter,
Boho
5 socials ware
held
where 332
Circle Number Four
of ' h r ' Dein. T I tl irri-, III, T o m m y junior at Florida S la t* Collage for young people enjoyed swimming or
Wom en , th is week received a book
1 Methodist Church will m -*1 I1 Speer n l v . e \ n n
re 11
\d n o
Mrs
refreshments
an the a w a r d for a s k i n g the mu*t game, and
t l . 3:00 P. M w ith M n
A
r | ftoheit A t s t , M r. Ftollan I f
sereed In ’ast Sunday's meeting*
Coll urn a *08
W est ifteventfonCi I lea n M r . T I H arris , J r . an d p e r t i n e n t t|ueati«>n th is y ear In the
Chandler
enrolled It
co.lege f o ru m s which alw ay s fo l Colonel
S trw t.
•b - Key M a rtin Barm
young
ps-ople
under
the
age of 15
low l ectu r es hy well known perCircle Number Five of th«* Fi»-t[
sonageei The book prize was a col- yr*r».
odist Church » Ik np vt .it
, lection of poem-* w r itte n by Dr
7:S0 F. M. with Mrs. T ail, D... T
Robert S h a d e r Holme*, of Day
***. Floral Heights.
tuna Beach, head uf the F lorida
A imfsjion atudy cla:« fur th
F o ru m s
Wfoan'* Missionary Society +.:
Mr* .l«'hn G'lark wa* elected jieit | Presentation wan mmlc by Dr,
Fire, Methodist Churrh w It hik<
1,03 ANfiEI.ES. Apr
J P » k . > t 10:00 A .M. at lb" chut, i i year** preni lent at the regular i Klizat^cth Gortlnn Aruirwwi*, ciH*
SLeaVereo di»n Wncnron will h. meeting of the West Side Primary I ege tBrrctnr of pf^aonntl, who la (API -H erbert Stork put In »J
■«rr«d at noon.
| P T \ bisW Thursday afternoon | chairman *>f the college Jecturr busy day jumping fron^ air
rn the school aiiditontmi. Mr*. S, J. ■»pr»t*n A committer of faculty plane*. The 23-year.old GompClrcU Number One of the Pietnn, Cailf., youth too kto his i>ara- 1
Nix provided
byterian Auxiliary, Mi. S r
member* ami *tu<lent* planne*!
chute from a plant af 2,000 f«*t |
Other officers iderted were: Mrs. the award.
Andrews, chairman, wdl meet ti\
at 6:50 A. M., and from then un
3:30'P. if. with Mrs, Andri-*-. (H J B Sf
John, vice president;
Lecturen at the college thi* year
Magnolia Avenue.
1 Mr*. I M S ' s-clc. secretary: and ha'^e rnflu tier I Gerhart Seger. fo«- til 4 o'clock bailed out 21 time*. |
Stark said he was filing ap
,4 Mr-. W.liter !! Bach, treasurer. mer niern^er of the German raich*
Circle Number Two of the Pro*
plication for the world's record]
byterian Auxi iary.
philiji tp.ins were completed for the a n - I |U jf. n l r r | „ m \\ leak in. United
which he said was held by Troy
R- Bach, chairman, will meet at n .al Spring Festival to be *i«*n | Slltr)l colwu|, R || Huff, federal
Colbsck, of Ijmg Beach.
who
A aupper
will b- parol eiecutive. and other*.
3 JU .P i M. with Mrs. Ilach at her on Apr.
mail*- fifteen succrseive jumpi
home on Jewett’s I one, West Side 1 *rrvet| and pupils uf the acho d
Colback witnesses^ Stark's Jumps. I
, Circle Number Three uf the will present a play
and said he would attempt ts>|
Preebytenan Auxiliary, Mrs. |„ V. I Judge
A. H Wilkinson gave
better Stark's performance on|
, Boy e, rhairman, will meet at I do n talk on chi d welfare after which
Easter.
. P. M( with Mrs. Boyle, 2I<H Mel- thr Glee f ’luh and the Harmonica
lonville Avenue.
I rhih rendered several numerr* l b |
“
„
TlfiKHT TO SPEAK
Circle Numlier
Pour
of the freshmouts wore served In the 1 PETERBOROUGH, Ont , Apr.
Preabytenan Auxiliary. Mis, Vic lunch room by Mrs. Ravmnnil Cald- | 3. Clmpatra touk baths in milk
GAINESVILLE, Apr
3 -p r.|
tor Green, chairman, will meet .1* will, Mr« Beard. Mrs
Charles' .nil a Hmadway chorus
girt
, 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. J. N. Uillon. I Coir, Mrs J. I|. Itcc- ss, and Mr.. 1 once took a bath in champagn*. John J. Tigert. president of the
University of Florida will be on - 1201 Pa matte Avenue
Rilph Lsisslng.
^ all of which is aa nothing, rxai- of thr speaksrr before thr l:i3il|
Circle Number
Five
of th»
Ahnut .7.5 members were prvscnt dent’s hrrr *ay, to what on*
ytorioa Auxiliary. Mrs V, and Mis* Aitcon Chapman's cln*s (vtrrborough girl took • bath convention of the Florida Reserve]
^ T » ft
Officers Association to be held in |
lit1Scott,
Seal chairman, will meet at was awarded the attendance prixe. j in
Gainesville today and tomoirnw.
3^0 P, M with Sirs. Scott. 1301
Finding insuffki*nt water In
Sanford Avenue.
thr hralrr
rswenlly, she hasO rtl e NumuerDsiv of the Pr**sThe flower, at Chicago's annual |
trnrd iluwnatkirs and discovered
bytielen
Auxiliary,
Mrs D. L.
flower show on the mlle-tonf?
two
large
kvttUs
stVamlhg
mar*
Thrlther. chairman, will mer. .it
rily on the kitchen itov*. She Navy plar drew a record Sunday |
8:30 Pi M. with Mrs. Thrasher, j
-------took
the mupstain, poured tli»m crowd of 41,000.
Rose Court.
A covered dish supper wis
intu
the
water already In tha
Tha Bus in*** Girl*' Tirrli* of the **rv»*l for member*, thrir hu*b«mlt
Prtibjrterian Auxlliiry, Mi** Re- or wlvv*t ami hou»«* gur*t* at tub. sprinkled on some bath
l i t t f l Strvcn*, chiirmnn. wi I m rjt j thi* regular m ttling of .Seminoto sails and then gut In.
.... Beat treated
The miiture felt
strangely
i t 8.00 P. Ms with Mi** France* |
Number Two Order of!
W ithout *d«oinc7
sticky.
yrt 1501 P i r k Avenue.
thf Fn*ti»rn .Star held ThurttUy
Itownalalrs her father was
rterly tu*lne** meeting of evening ot th« Matonic Temple.
yelling that aside on* had lifted
omin'« MUnionmry So?Usty uf \\ut
io pc rson* were prenent.
bie two kettiee of mapla syrup.
Baptist Church will ta^e , Fallowing supper Mr*. Kyle
3-.30 F# M. at the church . 1 Shoemaker presided over a *hott
TUESDAY
business mooting. The auditorium
Daughtera of Wesley Class wst derorated with a profusion of
Personals
Social Calenda •r
w , s w t t n tN O
Womcr/i .t rch Support
OXFORDS
'• • C y m lA ia ” Mr%nu Q n o G tj!
*781,-49
ht>* p ln i li t v rTn
W»IV1*ir r
ntmnirr —If yiHai
f * k'I They will w^-in Gy itlliuul \V nil*- C..f hifh koeL
Pertinent Question
Asked By
Girl
!»
Aim*t White'Niihuck
rl
Mrs. John C l a r k ,
Is Named President
OXFORDS
'Xhey’rr flrw , Sm urtS
* 2 .9 8
Aviator Balls Out
,|
21 Times In A Day
Girl’s Maple Syrup
Bath Hot, But Sticky
Kastern Star Chapter
Has Enjoyable Supper
styled Hjjhj tjn to th# n tnxrte:
IVrfori*'Don* nlanj| thw
v*m|», dnil lenu wing tip . . .
•mjirt for Spinift Rtibtwr horL
POSTPONEMENT
I, Smartly Styled for Easter
The hoard meeting of the Garn D ub of Sanford which was
] scheduled for
Wednesday, Apr. j
9 and the cirNe meetings which
uiee to . e hell Friday. Apr. 10,
have been postponed until Apr.
||S and Apr. 17, respectively, bec-u<e of the observance of Holy
Week, it rra.-. annousccj today hr
Mrsi J. Ilowe’l Fiih.
of the Flrxt Methodist Church will]
meet nt &:0o I’. II. at tha church
annei with Mrx. J. E^CoAricr and
bliss Bessie Zachary and their
groups as hostessta.
. The Fide Is Claoa of the Klrxt
Baptist Church win meet at 8:00
P. M4 at tha luuna of Mrs. J. M.
Moya, Jr.
Hrgular maetin(t trf tha Semi
nole High School P,-T.'A. will ba
belt at 3:30 P. M. lit tha school
auditorium. Board , moating t at
2:13 P. M. In the Hl-V room and
study class under Mr* Jama*
Moughfon at 2A0 P, * . IndKa HIY mom.
The musical rlaulc "In • Parslan Garden” w in ba p rtio n ttd
at 8:00 P. M. at tha Woman'*
Club by the Remington Stadia*
of Tlrlando.
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American
Childhood
Education OrgartliaHon, lponoor.
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Easter
HATS
Topflight heu '* Ihe alyle
trentl with fr-t, true shades
and ujt-to-thc-minulc de
signs! Fix'client tailoring
■ . . . cut right fur proper lit
and tomforl . . . Imilt right
for naira ino* *ita i t’ serv
ice. \\ > fenturej r ex
pect to And will ■ :;t p'more
arrvnislee shirt!
by Betty Co-ed!
98c
fouthfu] 'styles 'that' flatrl .Colorful u o ft felt*,
ippy-go - lucky .looking
' (large I and small
and fn)ooth strawg.
They*re Tops Again! , . Sennit Sailor
HATS
STRAW
• im imkrim 1
$|.9*
8 L IP S
Th«y*re fashioned, men, for
comfort. . . their sinartucna
la an added festura! Tho
new vcnUiatlng weave at
tracts eSrcry breeze! l‘rojerly placed lining and
leather sweatband make
them “ride” easily and
comfortably) With plain or
fancy bands! Other* at OBc
5 iu »’J 2-44l
49s
.Wear wall... Vob"
•ailty^s .«k»k '
a m a r tl ] 'L a c a
'trimming, ' t o p
aadbottom >Vor.
bodies topaXTaa]
EASTER
nnt
Hill) Hit* 4itf.it %Ml) WHl||
hi y ^ k *| . jiuace.
Men!...Here's the Cull to Action!
Dainty Rayon'Tafjeta
*s
I
ually found in much mere
expensive frocks 1 __ Latest
Btylcs » . .
Jj.tyi' H utton-on S p o r t
w h ile
( t e a ^ 12-20.
—
- I
F-II..W-, they’-a realty gwvF
In... mg' The plain creased vwnn
gives *1 *m aided smartness,
S ^ |-9 8
S l e e k s t y l c c t. frilly
tailo re d sty le* a n d
New. fa.spco! ir prii.ta us
"So l‘A ir Cortt/iDonctT' . . . they re C-O-O-L
PACE POWDER to bland with the U t t e r payors.
S U N N Y -S ID E
49
OXFORDS
v im s
EASTER ACCESSORIES
Tub Frocks
/{»>«’ White Stibuch
M t C olds
nasturtium s, and yerow
a r r a n g e ! In vases an d box la.
For 1 to 11 'l car Olds!
coLonruL spring
;roaa, whits, 0eah,'
* u
• la »frHa«
9 l a ta J U ria f
M E N 'S
SUITS
1 4 75
The rVA< *vR . . . al the right
Has . . . at tha riohl pries I
Fabric that Uondi our for bs
jorad loot
N N E
P E N A F Y
8 . h m u t uS. f
■■■
C O M P
AMY
kI n r o r p o r a t e d
■A / , .
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3,
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!
�HERALD,
'ongress Confronted With
\muaing1And\Bewildering
Aspects In Lobby Inquiry
measure* aa h« ah ill Judgt neces
sary and aipeJienl
I t oloo would m ake loitytifc
gantcatlona “the principal purpose
of which" la I # ' Influence legla ation^
But where fleet th a t lead, and
how effect I t . would any such sta t
u te be ha weeding out o r exposing
the ovfla of lobbying T Certainly
a little reflection dlacloeea many
poaalb'e loophole*.
Aa to Individual*, how roc id It
Army Doubles Its
Pre-WarStrength
In Days Of Peace
U. & > Preparing: To
Boost Arm ed Force
• n n lv e n u , „f America's entry In-
J? ,h\?^*‘UW*r 0,1 Apr.
«, 1917,
Tnda th* United State* preparing
to boost It* m ilitary atyength to a
peace-time high.
Enrollment hi th* nation's vari
ous armed force*— Regular Army.
Natloon* Guard and Reserve Corpa
- to d a y total* 440,958, and an
appropriation-I* pending before
I A » officer* and
15.000 men to tha army!
In 1913, one year
before war
brok* out in Europe, the United
States had lata than half
.... a* many
men under arm* a* a t present, and
today'* figure la three-fourths the
tout on th* day America declared
war on Germany.
In addition, a large group of
civilians hae# had training In citi
zens' military tranlng camp* since
1931. Ah average of 20,000 youth
yearly have received groundwork
In m lllttry tactics a t the camps.
Probably tha greatest change
In any branch of th* Army linen
th# Wor d War has
occurred In
th* air form: Only 740 American
airplane* aaw service In the World
War, some abroad and soma at
train ing campt hare.
a loonyiai is one who brings unus
ual o r extra-legal po Itlral or other
pressure to bear to Influence legm the dictionary, end say that 1*1* t Ion.
The strongest p ressure most
•bhying conslati In try in g to Inoenc# legislation. '
T h at would nuke a lobbyist out
(*#e»ry preaWent of th a United
tatea, who la required by tha ConBm greas') consideration such
[Ration to “recommend to their
Cut Flowers
and cue few er a r r ^ ^ e
manta for all eecaalona.
M rs. C. R. K lrtle y
Phone S70|
'Indtpendent - Home Owned and Operated
AND
purpose" would require more lawyam than there are in Congress.
Finally, what about th* political
consequence* of forma ly branding
ta lobbyists tha representatives 0f
such organisations as th* Amer
ican Federation of lab o r, the
Farm Bureau Federation, or the
American Legion T
Th* job of figuring It all out ap
pears a little too much for Con
gressional minds. Rome bill may
be passed, haring th* effect of ■
political gesture, but th* feeling la
widespread that lobbying will con-,
llnue, regardless, and much after)
th*
well-eatabllahed custom of
these many year*
'
- 1
c a s h grocer
MEAT
M A R
406 8ANF0 RD AVENUE
American manufacture of com
bat planea never reach*! tha stage
R IG H T T O L IM IT
THE SANFORD HK*ALD, 8ANF0 RD, FLORIDA'
planes In te rrie s o r tr tha battle
field*.
■ i . ..
A t present th a Anaerlcaa Army
owns 1,060 plane*, although mili
ta ry board* har* reported tha force
should bo brought u p to U 20 . Ap
propriation* now before Congress
would perm it the purchase o f 141
more planes fo r th a arm y.
(
Congress also la assetng toward
m naarkad ioertmoo a t ■ protection
along tha coast llna*, particularly
a‘nsi<r »M Paring. In Panam a and
a t th* HawaUlan Island*. Plan* ar*
being made fa r more long-range
Summer Session A t
sea roast and anti-aircraft guns.
It his been th* history of tha
R in glin g A r t School
national defense
policy In this
country, says the w ar departm ent
SARASOTA. Apr. 3.—A six
to didband U rge arm ies a fte r war*. week** summer term will begin at l
W ear W ashable Suite
Anr.
atta ipting spectacular
nab : *S disastrous air
fra* by Interfering with
wg recognized by Eu^WaE Wirector of Air
• *1 I » draatle tighten-
Unto Pauls
Dock or Col
Seminole Gountyfcanndrj“bic.
B. 475
RICE
Aliened M u rd e re r'll
Denied L ib erty Bond
JACKSONVILLE,
ution Is Taken
iin a In te r f e r -
linenSuhs
the Singling School of Art on I
m»n and officers were trained In June 15. Claeses to given during j
th* summer arer Landscape)-per■ hurry.
'
*
_ A fla t.th e WevUk W a r .- .e m t rta tr* tv n f# , »tnr)lf#, tralpturr-U hn- (
con-comltant rush o f men through iratlon, commercial art, costume
training camps, a national dafena* design, and design and color. In
act was passed in 19t0 whleh au
thor! red a Regular Army e f 15,000
offW r* and MO,000 enlisted men.
T hat strength
never has been
reached because appropriations
veer* Inadequate to rapport aueh
an enrollment.
although
thi*
trained officer personnel ha* been
g reatly Increased *o facilitate
rauld mobilisation should tha need
arie*.
»
• Room In
•lanes ToB e
ked In Future
32-ozjar
5—
M amie C. Bowel’, pardoned from
two m urder enri’encoo. must re
main In t»># Direai county Jail un
til th* disposition o f die .Indict,
m enu noxr against hint tllerf"*
he waa the ham m er alayar of his
wife ahd her mother.
.
. Such In offect was th* ruling
m eal
4 ib s
1
order, < tijh td to bar uni
*4 y w a m from th e pile
• f air a im In schedul
*•* pa* " g ir eervice and
t th e mei ment of th* pilota
■t th e l U p f a t i Issued on the
h.
* suspicion th a t a plane
lli M a r Goodwin, Ark., last
Utry, may hare been cauaed
loch an lihlaenL Inveatlgatlon
hat diall er. In which all
m tetn
p rsooa
aboard the
•vtean A lt ie» crack ship, Th*
thenaer, !« t ' th eir lives, has
riied noth] g
definite In the
1e f an *17 1nation. An ta h ic a ith d y o f t s Uvea of a f aboard
a ir liner, owevtr, led. among
ir things I a
suspicion that
e f the paafrrger*. fo r one rea*r anothen etey have m tereJ
pl'o ta' catJh and e n g ig td in s
iggle w ltM thrm which caused
n to lose Rmtrol.
etarmined dhqi such a hatardpoaaibllltjCahe'l be eliminated
tha paaaeimer lines, Mr. Vt’,al
4 d the foA w Ing memorandum
Poll Tag for 1935 must be
p*M by April 4th in order to
voU . In th* special municipal
election to b* held on April
14th, 1935.
F. B. LAMSON,
• ‘ City Clerk
Firm Yellow
Onions 5 I b o 13c
H ow ’s Your Health
IHtOKEN BONIS: II
Th* algna and symptoms of a
broken bone necessarily >xry ac
cording to location, but in general
they are pain, lots of function and
deformity. Fracture of the long
bones la not usual y difficult to
diagnose, h u t fracture of a rib or
ting pamaongera In the pilots’ com of the small hones of the hand or
fe e t sometimes cannot he definite
partment be discontinued; am)
3. That the practice of visiting ly established without the aid of
with the passengers while In Tight an a-ray. It is a go.xl and wise
principle for every person who
be discontinued; and
t. T hat the pilots' compartment has had an Injury which could
be kept securely locked at all times, cause « fracture, to a»»um.' that
except when either the pilot or he itrffered one until a-ruy exami
co-plot is required to be in th* nation proves the c«ntr ry.
The essence of "propriety'’ in
passenger compartment; and
5. T hat no one be permitted ar first-aid to the fractured bone la
rest tn th e pilots' compartment o r ap inting. No person srttk * broken
ro-pfot’it ***t except authorised bone should be moved -r handled
personnel of the regulation division until all posaKle precautions are
of th* Bureau of Air Commerce taken against injury that may re
and company employee* In line - t sult therefrom by the dislocation
di*tf, a* already provided for In of the end* of the brvken -one* or
Aeronautics iijllrtln No. 7-E ai^d by one of the end* of the broken
thep only at the pilot'* discretion. bone pierring the akin.
The simplest form of “•plint” i*
4. Immediate receipt and aekaonwledgement of, this buletln gent'a traction c r pull applied to
and your compliance therewith la the limb with the broken bone
Thi* pull would relie' r pain and
necessary.
Tha new memorandum contlltu** i prevent further damage Since,
•d a r*vi*li>n of % tim lUr on« ia* howre'er. it is not praellesl tr
maintain such splinting traction,
ia td by th* bureau on Jan. 24.
a more permanent form f *plin'
mu»t be applied F :r this purpe**
I n praetlcatlv any firm oMert aueh
aa s barrel *t*ve, a couple of um
Miami
trails* or rane*. or #ng broom
MJAM1. Apr/ 3 .-I/V)—Cuetom- handle* ran he jsed.
If *p Inting material I* not
eollectlnn* at Miami during th<
f|r»t qu arter of lfrit were r-J' avails*le and tha perton* about dr
p ort'd
by
John
Klien, do not know h w tn apply a snllnt, ll
ntv rustom* collector, to hive ex It better and witer to allow lh<
**ed*d hv a ho. I $11,000 the five Injured person to ie where he if
urea for th* ram : period In 1933. until competent help la seriv el
Custom Receipts
Exceed 1935’s
lo o * — S p a g h e t t i o r
L A N D O ’ S U N S H IN E BUTTER
N O T IC E TO V O TE R S
to th* a ir lino opera to n : ■
1. A* a precautionary measure.
It la reqi este I th at ontil further'
notlca all air llna t i n t and tveond
pUota In your emp oy bo Initructcd
to remain a t their control* while
in fU tht and not to Irave the pilota*
comportment accept when It U ab
solutely n ereu ary la att.-mling to
their rvgn a r duties or in rise of
em argm ry; a n d ----- ----
R
M v e l ih t 'le h
,
i F a s . . rtsvM e
l e e g s v Fsw evv
Rag Don
25c
15c
#
10c
15c
He
^
lla l.r a
la l l . a . r
• )» * - * .
Yellow Rio*
PEARS *°cj
SAUER
KRAUT
toe
Own
Santa
Compound LARD 2 lbs. 23c
(MEA^ 1 5 jpounds
BATftE CREEK POODS
M.I ruavoM*
MONARCH GEUTINE pkg.
aucaui
PINEAPPLE
No. 2 can ‘
V«|| Can Rear
MARTIN'S
GARAGE
T..p A lt.a.1 y Repair
I ..h
J. A Martin
m ils
In bulk, tender
lU a k w iw M Mia
OCTAGON
SO AP
RINSO
CHIPSO
O X YD O L
Medium
Small
^
Pkgs. ■
pound
19 c
'
PORK ROAST
pound
1 7 '/2e
Pork & Beans can 4c
YO U R (
Han
'
N r ia i F m h
W onga, h
2fSc
ll n w l rf
PICKLES lg. bottle |y c
Juicy
Wain am. h i'
2 pounds
ra a vh
l
.
i. i a k i l " / k « n
*« • » / <
Veal oi Beet Pot ROAST lb.
■»'--•» r . i k
Smoked
Spaghetti tall can
Sauiaga, lb
5c
Fresh Dressed HENS lb . 28c
\«ar*«*0Mt| 4|lrH
BACON
lb. J J c BACON Ih.
25c
t rente* I ••»•«»*
Beef
Liver lb. 20C \»**e##e*r,w
CHEESE
Ih. |5 c
U relrrn llntnelrel «lrgl>*
M|f»r llearhlra* I'lrmlr
Loin or Club lb. 35c HAMS lb. 25c
Jg c
Veal Roast lb. 19c Rib Roast !b. 25c
35c
Wi*. CREAM CHEESE lb. 19c Spiced HAM
Pineapple 2 for
2SC Jel-Sert 3 pkgs
jQc SC O C O
Sugar Peas 3 for 2SC FLOUR 5 lb. pkg. 28C
Camay Soap bar 5C
0. K. Soap 2 bars 5c
Paine Syrup 2 for 15c
SELOX
NentleV
MlLK 3 tall cans
Coffee
Del Monte lb. can
I^ irg a llaxen
Relish Spread
lQ c M
ns
Relish Spread pta 15c
.lb,8c 21bs.l5c ; DOG POOD can 5c
Baking Powder
9c
"' 3
12c MATCHES
YOUR CHOICE
No. 2Vj C ans Silver Fiona Sauer Kraut
No. 2 'i Cana llominey
No. 2 Cana IUarkberrieN
No. 2 CaM Joan Of Arc Kidney Heana
No. 2 Cans Standard Spinach
HogFood No. 1 «an 5c
N*sa
M
r tx »
iNIONS
I5 c & 18c
3 tor
Ds! Mont* sarly u»r.
PKAS no. U can*
Sunlight Cream
*No. 1 Libby'e
TO^I. JUICE 2 for
m iM x r an
APPLES
Hmall pkga.
Vermont Maid
CHURNGOLD
SYRUP Jar
lb. ctn.
No. 1 Seer*. Fr.
COCKTAIL 2 for
u r . i . n i«g .
4 lbs
Ilel'm ann’e
MAYONNAISE 8 c
Carnation MILK
TOMATOES. 3 lbs. 1QC
No. 2 4 Red Tag
3 tall cans
BANANAS
So-Taaty Boda
.
Fresh PRUNES 2 f
CRACKERS lb. pk?
2 lb. ran Our Mother's
COCOA 2 for
•INACH
CHEESE
Pkg.
5<
JiIULI.0 2 for
rniuni ar.irr* on
ATOES 8 lb s .. 17c CARROTS 2 lg. bun. 5c
2484 Sanford Ave.
•*». Bwhptl
12\c Rile’y s Pure Sausage lb. 25c
Sausage 2 lbs. 25c Shoulders lb.
PAN ROLLS ldoz 5c
T w w Tvadsr
.
10c
Salad Dressing q t 25c
CHUCK ROAST
g •■»!*•.
(WHEAT pkg. 15c ONIONS 3 pounds
POWDER
RINDLESS
Fancy Slicad, lb
*’
J9c
H e m .
Bait Straak O' Uan
M O RE M ILES
'
4 pounds
APPLES
6«
WhiteSide, lb
!
BOLOGNA lfi. 15c
Stew lb. J8 c
ROAST lb. 15c Sausafte lb. |5 c
.
B>
N ib
c
Q u a lity D e p a r t m e n t
Rindless Sliced Bacon lb. 23c N. Y. Stale CHEESE lb. 30c
a "We Haw
SPAI®S.E .6 pkgs. 25C LEMONS
A.M.UVU o r o n a rtirie t'iT . onxuw x x u u * i J t i r i u
KREM, (for Cocktails) can
lQ c BANANAS 4 pounds 19c
P R U N E S 2 no. 2 '/j can* 25«
M E A T Y PR U NES .
^ r r «k
BACON 2 lbs. 25c Brisket 2 lbs. 25c
w e ts* u v A
1st natural sy ra ^ ~ P rr* h
• f r i l l NOK-shld
Mfoty than from pro*
viooa All-Weather*.
Our cuatomen* rao*
ord* abow It. Tha
naw MG-3”iayaarb«tt
buy-proved alto by
dia bet It'* America's
bi||eat taller. Gal sal
oow h r u is d riv in d
thi* spriad a n d iu id mer-det a sat oow|
•
Ecomony Department
Bananas S i 1 7
M ille r 's
Our
\ P r ic e
i
P E A C H E S 2 no. 2'/2 cam 29c
I T a ll
Auto Repairs
C a r r o t s ^ i>5c
Lasctcus Dessert Halves,
'* > I I . vea t M a . r .
M ust o w .
\p r
3 -O fficial
tili'ginni* fmm t'lsn llator, capi
ta' ill It tvr Mongols, -aid th*
I) *«-r Mongoli-n governm ent had
i .Ii.-.l * -fa'vmrnt denying heat
'll .... ........ • -i T'Vyo alleging
lb ,• S o v iet Mnfgnl force* were
iwing r>..,.ori ga* l-om * in the
In i- a. i ilu- h- rdor* of MxnhnVu •
l b. '• i-id-on ca* report* are a
via. « l a-der " tbe Mongol gov•inina-nl .siit "flur nirplanea ar*
not a-va-n a-i|iill'P«*l with pnlaon ga*
boniiw*.*'
Crwon Top Crisp
C H E R R IE S 2ffe>72 can* 23o 1
PORK & BEANS
PORK & HOMINY
PEACHES
2 cans
I
Corn FlakEa
2 pkgs
Crvim
CHEESE 2 pkgs.
Use O f Poison Gas
Denied B y Mongols
o li t e e r s Of
Wars’ O f U. S.
T IS S l'K
•*M
f
No. 2V^
'Attx<KiiTy fa Formed
M acaroni 3
Amazing Special! Gibb’s;
»ed,“«our,>ltt*d Pt*
wPEAS
2 cans
Powder 2 cans
0IH0NS 3 pounds
CELERY 2 stalks
OCTAGON 5 small
l l ahoold alto be home In mind n j i a t the apes of the heap of • y d e te r, but sometimes too scatth a t the d i n n e r th ro eih which a ruin* a n ra ll Laby, placid and un ter-btalned to sppear n.** This
person with a fracture i, trana- h u n te d , engaged In
of child la tradily fatigu d y its m ported dsea not hare *
piwpor- * ' medical advisor* in lucking bridled acti ivity. .-.i rtheroiore, its
tl:n a te hearinir on the
damage , u thumb,
gur dm S m>
rr-u lt
In a I
which may be inflicted upon him
D rr l» a g reat bcil.'vvr. healthy deal
rest and sleep, |
by unskilled handling K<e» thn ~'n th e beneficent effect* of the hut rtthe m m a-e* its italic**-j
tem oral of a prrton with a frac- paaaage of tima and th i ( r id u il nesi* Jn l irrita nl'ty.
.
luted, bone from the r *dway tn utreloprocnt of the chi'd..............
"n itre, T.m perm ent, tho.gh innate, isi
the roadside, if unskilful y done, **> he maintaina. much inborn in' *ubjeci to al Vranon by physical!
may rauae aerinua dim age.
alm ost erery child th at lend* t.i II health. This change la readily]
--------- -----------. eaeide it to right itaoif. t t(t«t a«« *cer - a - uu Csa . e . vahaee th e ’rtnMJ
DIFFICULT CHII.DKEN
llm* P***** and n.-w interests suffers from i w r flagrant Hines*.!
natural y In rheunutte fever, f r
sample.* For T r
To those who bar* had perhaps
j long before ib-finite symptonir* Future
a little more than enough e l "th >
morient psychtlogie c-nsidabtlon
flel. who was unhappy of ner. • Inv It......
»uch as » r - |
of the d lffk t It chi d.“ the words
year at
isiardilig »**n in St. Vat • dtnre. develop ,
of one who confesses tn !>» e f the
ed In her enhanced the child may show evid ncei n f|
old echuol will come with much
ntrvoti* instability. . ,»h‘ as eno- ]
gratification.
tlcna isnt. night te r m s , sleep
In discussing
walking *nd lie I » It ng
•nent c f difficult chil.lren, I>r. with new kids."
It is imiM-iati.-, Itoiefore. to.
Reginild K 'll'r begin* with the
A gilnat th* subtle hypothe
»JP»«>a*fT,-'"f>l J Pwe-grw -rhBrtrrn *1 -»W *wwv»em -w la u V ' - f p
They are a rare apart. Inhabiting rhology” advanced t.i explain
a country of their own. and If they origin of the difficulties a>f “di
aps to be hailed before our own colt children." Dr Miller pci
•ober tribunals, they herema dla- two *ignifirant factor*: the mn
possessed, and if they are to bo psychologic make-tp of the ch
nidged by out own atriet stand- and it* physical
mnditb'ii i
ard*. they are In dangei* of be- health.
ing (arced »o accept the status of
------illen* or lunstlr*. . . .
VlIK DIKKK I IT ttlll.l* - II
“Children have ever been fair TEMPERAMENT \N D HRAI.
ram* fer rnthueiastir theorist*.
The Innate psychologic make
Vet a child of it* own innate grace t tem peram ent) of tha chilal i
can thrive in -til aorta o f atmos- it* health, apear to be the '
ph re* and ha* it* own way of mo»t important- fsetora to c
vading all sort* of peril*. And I eider in evaluating anal alcal
tik e comfort In th* thought th at with the “difficult child.'*
in every large
catastrophe
of
T nipeiament. though Innate,
which I
h a '*
read—lindalkle, chill i« tbs Imaginative child. <
flood or earthquake— there la 'a l- scribed . y on.' authority a t "u*
. .
Water Ground
M EAL 4 lbs. 8 c
PACE FIR*
Doc or cat feod No. 1
CALO 2 cans
Shamrock FLOJJR
�-V» —' .ann'ld*, t~ i V.-
For SiipL of Public Instruction
To Defend T itle
tA & f r e n
• In fielder O f
p a c j l a l Program
, TOKYO. A ft. J —
CapL
Baron Takskki NUW, tha spwtacular
Japti M i horadMSS who
fd p t« M ]U » F rin do* N iif m ,
Tha rontaat la open to all and
He will raport for duty nart
asch pereon bringing In a flta week when the training aea»cr>
pound bass or chrap wlna a min- °p*n»- Tha openlns gams of the
nohr. At tha and of tha eonteat Uiyoe aaaapn la to be played In
the four persona fetching the Staford on Sasday, Apr. IS.
larfeat flah will Win the capital, MeCrona rama from AaelaonprUtai
villa with which team he played last
. So ta r tha flMt twQ flah broufht »*a»on. Tha year hafora that he
^n, tha.aeeond day of the contest,1
m anasrr of tha Dbyioni
Vra laftdlns- They ware eausht by I B**«b ebfh. and three years ac*
P h il Robarta and Ralpll Lois- ’ w*» »"•«•«•» of tha Wlnrton-Sa,lhf and
wtlghad 11 apd 10 ,*,B f,ob of
Cara lna Lear>e
SARASOTA. Apr.
J,—<*V-A
.
District No. 1
C H AR LE S DU NN
• a t |O Paa«a • « , a a a o a a a a , • • • a o a a a o « «
JU N E 2,1936
BOSTON STEELE
COCKTT
D. L. TH R A S H E R
,•••••
a, * * . a aa # a a a , a l a . a . • a • a w>
For County Cotfutiifisfoner
Japan'' •ftoastrian repreaenUtlvru
from amafig thd alary of lu
car airy a n d
'
tram at ftra
to so t*
fflahl they
l. Uaut. Man
— .... OsftSre Ola<1
and Capt Mdhoooko M ated. They
wart M arled sftar moro than •
yrar of (rahtli% and aortra trait.
C ltht horaod, four Importad and
four Japan-brad, will be ahlpped
to Berlin In April. They will ar
rive In Oermany In June, firing
than two months to bdeoma ac
climated. The riders wilt lesra
Japan fn May.
Bradenton Man llfeld
On Charge Of Murder
I . W. LAWTON
For County Commissioner
p lo n a h C X uU Olympic ( i n n
, “Stuffy" McCrona, baseball playbr af .wkt* sxperirnce. formrr minW»r of rlafca (n Florid* and North
‘Carplfna and rated loot y»«r «a
|hd heat infloUer la the Northeaat
l o t sue, waa signed yoatarJay aa
playing-mpittger af tha Hanford
Batata I dtCr In lha r ar- Florida
SI tlfkrt aalaa trill so far
aflt af Harry-Anna MamoNO far Cripple* Children,
lie , ttarit, tha m n l n t 'i
fa flw ’ninth Vsba orer tha
Fa dUtartfe. It will be tha
two aeml-final kvttua
to tha Derby of nest
lay, i Derby with s »l,000
Y ELECTION
d -c r .U d p r ^ r t ,
. — ^
_
.
D istric t N * . t
J. J. C A T E S
CHECK
J. ft. frAVW O M
of SefAinots County I
T h s Regia trstlc
are now op«n tor Re-irglatsrins.
•nt ftsees vet*, shewn aaa
Whits Maras yi
4 Nassau, SlftCI marnlfy Ms flah story wfaon
I him heed M« a'ftsh ha aaefM, -The Fraa
n flagsra t* tall tha alary. Sot, ha did aatol
flah whiah ha has sat bara abia ta aiaaaiiy.
All W
Verdins
< (a a '
• - • ••••»« . •
.
»fajl
v ^1
ITUST re-i^giattr in order to vote in tbs-Jua#
F R E D A . DYSON
Primary.
REX P A C K A R D
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. /./
Books for Sanford, Precincts 1 and 3 a rt
BP
,
■_ ■
t , ;■ ■ • ■ . . »*■,
open eneh diy (Sunday oxcepted) from 9 A. M.
t*o 12 M.. and from 2 P. M. to 6 P. M., in ths
OTTO SCHM EHL
?aluntay Spo.-ial*
Cinnamon Toast
Danuh 1't.itrjr
Koli-Risint Brra4
PE TE R TH U R S TO N
Lots of Specials
SAl.LVS M K E BltOP
For County OommiBsioner
Maa-nolis A Second
'District Non 3
RO Y L H O W E L L
11 Selections W ill
Be Played On Chimes
(-a w nuard aald Hayton made a
slattfSaat shortly before hla death
bat he refnood to roraal the na
ture a f R» statament. . .
MeDow.tl, wt|a allegadly .shot'
Hayton three time*, baa been bald
Id the county Jail hare since Mon
day, when he r a te himself up after
Sheriff C. B. Pearson had con
ducted a 30-hour acagh for him.
it's entries and selection,
I platter capitalised aa to
Ui should finish )n tha
res roc*, quarter'mile! Dl«hI N u e . RASY «IY fl). Tornnle»». llrlndU Spy. MYtins POT
t. (11. nay Dletater, flOHINA S
t>wQ Mlorley.
>c«ad rare, quarter mile (flret
LjAJtP dckil'UlI Track Mailer.
IMFIOtf OflKY (I), Hod Pool*.
Ilea Boat, Lord Tartan, SWIWIINU II). Traffla Do, JUSTA
KIM (I).
ilrd rac*. futurity (Usl half
r double): Mini floy, Ilf.ACi:
IHIU (I), data Maafor, CAPKfld
1 «S>, 0 llanry, HOT IIRYNUI.HH
>a*ir Deytr, Mlm Mark,
ravia fee*, (aiurliy- Mad I-ord.
6X ftOflim (I). Mlao IfarrloV Mordaolllo. ROCKH OLOIIY
^ ^ A N ^ .f
c °*
Itlh rare, anarfer mile: D tiler
L Said fcfforl, My tussle.
for lha purrv.^ft nf rilling th t Tluiner In (h« office of ili f CommUilonar uf Mid CMty caqm* dr
tdo d»*Mh nf ths U^nnrftM# T. L.
b n o la Cltjr C«mMt»tJn|aP, IRd
lomplatr hit u»#R|>lrrg itrm Th#
|Mllh Brill to* npan fnr voting At
IM Ibova RimM pltra At mtoothirty A VI.. h^btiFtn fliAodArd
TIM*. And rlaM At aundeiwn on
•Aid dAtF
n r. i.A\r., w i: watron.
• net J IIKCK hov• bsap daRlggAlrd
by ftlf Clt> t?s.OOiN«V*tiliA
hr
hnrrHrd. «M W U RcKnfRO^
h u tr « l 4m I|R s i H AA (lltll tf
•dH dVdelhm
u wa kx
IN WITH K«a WnaWBOT. I hbra
b-raMto ael *» baaa as Maya- nf
lha rn y at Bobfora. Fh>ria». aaa
bar* tkaaed (a ba aftl>M aoiwlo
lha aaaI of lha aald City on Ihla
l Jib day nf Starrh, 1*11,
■
a. n aM tNftouiilt,
I an Mayor of lha City of Baoford.
13.00 R ew ard
WILL BE PXlD to anyuna local-I
ime or rntefnln* my dot- No
quo Sion.
aaksd. Deocripilon —
male pointer doy* (Bob), while
C.
SfcAJtCY
■ATM LAW I has.
birch and ticked. C. A. Whlddo.i. •tTAlw n y rtvoniDA.
i w x r r n r bcm inoul
phone 4X1, Mb T. 2nd St.
Tbk aaa aorh of von or. haeVy
LOST: MaH pointer do* (Bob)' notified and r.oalrei to areoaal
•
ny
and daoianda w hin
wbile. black and ticked, la s t ye*, rhilma
nr alihar nf yna naav hero
D istric t N o. 4
seen *1 !H**»ra' Dairy near SU-I oeefh-t th> a*tat« nf MUOB POS
o p iu m
£.-*••»/1 at;* *i
rer l^ko .Wednesday mnrnln*.' •vnntt
W . B. W IL L IA M S
•It O aa lr, tn f lha PftihT Juda*
Flreior notify a A. Whldd.n. _ j «f h.n.|nnin I'minlT. rinrldh, M
ala nff»n. in th« rnurl hob a* .at
K'nrMa
wllhlh nloha
LOST. Rttall Punu-ronlan dnr. | e.ntn.d
mnnib* frnoi lha data «(
Tan rolored. Af»»«r« to nam- rhl.a*dar
aha flral i>ur>|lr»l|nn nt this hatlco.
•Busier." It (ouitd please noti'v Hath rlalm nr demand ntu*l he |n
District No. •
wrlilna, and moat afaf* tha etaro
W. 1). Hofmann, phono TJ(-W.
nt ffMdfiar. and poal afflro adW. C. K IL fiE E
Creak
of ih* rlalmnnl, and moat bT— A ulom dbllah.
•worn In by lha claimant, hie
eWfal. nr hla •llnrnry, or th* ••me
1931 CHEVROLET Dual Wh-al. will hrrnmn void, irrurdlna to
9.
(Sam m y) LONG
long wh.el base truck. New
Thla aih dot nt Moral). ISIS.
Tires and Tag. 1215 00 Real and
MIVNIK
OOI1AM..
?ons, 301 W. First 8t.
Admlnlalrslrlt of Iho Kalato of
iit'ciii n irn ro n u o p iu m .
Di k i m A
ri ntal oh percento-gr bails, you
♦Ak i i r r n
carry labor. Bo* “ Farm" care "horn-it ui- Ai-ri.tt'STtok k«W
itekkle hill bo. last
1. T. M c L A IN
Null"*
I*
herebr al*»n. Ihot
tax m tr n
tl-rald.
I I! cl'R T tt S IJU.IK iTUTIk.
• orwol" NIM ho. l«Sl
Im'.4«r
Of
T»»
cerllfl"*." No. IIII.
Natl.# Is hr. w|.h |l*»n. |N-«I
3— SHusilOfi W a n ted .
f l . H. P A T T lg H A L L
»•■* tko Ilk doy of iqly, A P
HI'llY II WHotel AMM.
it I.•>
|l»o
k<>
fil-d
oamr In my n(fi<a
OI.OKED woman want" hmiao f»n I'friUkals N» 426
nd Kao mad" dpplteetlna fnr »
4«h *l«« •*t lii|«"l A IK HU. Haf •|k»
i»>*d lq h* taiood lharena. Ho'd
work, f i t II cktuy Ave.
•||gsi •am» In n»y t»((N* «l»4
rartlflriia aoabrareo Ik* folloWlna
n f,,r • i^rllfl^'it*
5'J daarrlhdl perpatty in lh» CuUnly
h).
iBM
iir.j
|hVr.*a'ii
F.XI’EIUENCIED
atcl..»(finph«r
t.l ict. Ill" fe.ll.a*# ls*a« ilw rltl*! nf Manilnnl*. Nlatr of Klnrlda. to
Fourth Dtatrkl f t ‘
drain-, poation tit Sb.iford. Over rtf
nr f.rf f * | •* Ihr l*.eui»l»
l* ycurti expert.nee in Lout..- mwii*- «*f Flnriifn »(«•#»*•
i lie. Inrludit'if dirlaphotic v m .
I sal *i K«*rl k'4ll*N. I*l«st
llaee.ll 1 I'Ngr •a''
Mita Callir \V Non. MS W. Firat
TIm* g»srftfltnrill *'f III*- •'•1.1
• rt* Iinslrr Ihr
.rr»l#l»(**r
• iiril k«ft* In Ihr nftinr of 1AM 'V. A
-Apartmcntn
for
Kent
W
ll.I.IAII
W.UJHI.
*
Fourth District
t'nlrfts Hft1.1 rsMlflralf -HAll )»•
rralrs'.irat srcnirtlnH In HR, IS*
il'ECIA
L
mmm
ir
rates
now
ROB DODSON
|ifi<|arrli sl4gr?l|»r». Ih» *-lrt will
availabla. Leflltr Apirtinriil >, h#H
.‘ wsM in IK- hlgl -ftt K‘M«1rr
I hone 47U.
* ml Dim soiii I h**u-r • ••••»
Ih* Hr-1
»lund<«> »n U'F nmutI. .f May. !•)••
rilP.KE ROOM ifiartmenl. Fur- whl.lt l» Ih# lih *lnj af M#> I '- 1*
April I^J^
niahod or unfurnished. CO1 Pal *■ IMU4 lUU - itl otie*•r. IlKliNtHiN.
metto Ave.
i ltrh «.f rifFillt I* mrt «.| Hrm*.
II..I. Count). Florida. ___ >4 t
»t IVtiKKH.
f W WW o r *pwi.ir»TioN rots
l> C.
T is d u d
W. J. THIGPEN
11*001* Rill N*. I*S)
ho a l lorsteil on uiiiAU __ _
____ __
Nallca
M
harabv *>-*•■ *•>•(
. ntar airport. $j x n T lr ii'o r Ari*i.ii'iTit>* row Xfta KMMAtJNB
V. Altrr.N. holu........
TA* f l l l l
av
*(
Ta*
fert'llrwle
No. IIII. laFor R U U
(S"nata fllll be. ISH)
-i«d
Iho
las
day
•(
A. U.
la h"r»hy alraa. IhM IIII. heo filed anmo Auauat.
In
my nffi.-o
(V—M!-rel!;ljH*<'ii>* fnr Sule. i. |a Noflr"
). HTUIi IIMH. holder nf t llh of and haa mado application
far a
a on/vr or nAB v
-T ai Crrllftra'a N". ItSS. Iaau»d .ns dard I* ba laaued lharaon Said
i FOOT FLOOR ahow case. Pleiat ,k. f ,h t»r «•* duly A P. )*»». ha* rarllflrala
ambrarea lha follnwlna
glass shelves. MeLaulln. I12,fll«d •*•.• in my oftlro and haa d-arrlhad proparly
I* lha County
q pu,L
j vn.da ot'olirnllon tor a fas d»rd lo
•anilnnl".
Ulalo *( Florida, lo.
>b- la..ird lhaxnn. Paid errtlflrala Will
FOR BAi-Ei
BAI p . i‘WO-12
» . M fool h«irl
le i
, rorraf lake Buhheart ambrar"- tnlha
, k. followln*
covnae .* do*rrll.-d
Hrmlm.lo.
•ii<i.I'n Idol lim a | raa# D.
eyorasa boa's and brand new. n u t" ..r Kl-riiU. tn-wii:
Th. a> .-..m .ni of Iho aald propY. It. tfookir, Longwool, Fla.
i
N- » ' »• •'* » *“ »••.»» B- any on>lrr IM. Mid r*rllftralr la■
.
_
j JIS fl of PWl-l of H"rllan IS
.»•• —■%" In ih-a nanio of IIKWILL SACRIFICE 1200 dlemnnl. 7 . ' " 11
n*"«* »*
KJ’ dt-N
Vnlrla raid r-rllffrala ahall Ha
Th# UHNnuRt n| U»K *«M prop. reda#n|*i.
hr/ondAm tn law. Iho
#rl« m iiif ))i» «sl4 cirilfWale
prop-rly
arW ilM iheraln will Ha
ONIONS
i
III
la
.W
in
Fla.
per
4o»
»urai
lag,
|u
11
«
«
nam*
uf
C.
C.
bar d-alar. h r • I t haur peeled• Id im Ih- hla:ho.I bidder af lb"
haorb"* Wr-IM Fee* ISa.
Ha
ding al II tl A. r
- -UNO TIME IS HERE. Gel |u*Wi
hna-n door i-a IS. liras Ifni
I hUfti o«NV rarllflrala agall li^ , •mill
twaied by 1. <1. R
I
IV In ill I tnaalh of May, Ilia,
Ur
r
prices
on
Tackle.
S'.anl»yI ••»• a ivi.'sl Ncmhlini l•• law. lit*
korfcat PKARr (ORRMNI FU. hu. knapr.
-r. ta the lad-ral
li'rb
I• !•» llh day I l f Slav. ISIS.
!.•••• fir tl#r *ft!•«i| llt»rgll| will
ira lltnlw are Co.
f.w
• iLgy ore Iaery quality
i
slsi
•
•
lha
h
ig
h
h
i.l«
1
»
r
ai
Iti*
•fANH: If.lMAt n o . M. hnHS
ll.1 i-ll.tl.
BALE: Font r . . - '•’ funfi Imiiaa Jimr on Ih* flral linn*
Wowt-noha i-.-r to «o<ad. ***111/, •Kl’PHiu. a a ia "ta ilekl, demand
••• im muii 11* uf Mai, JMf*
ri/darol". . kidrirat a Lady. IVonIrifflM .
• • ,
»<l*l. Cheap. Ilryanl'a Garago. M;
/H rh hi tk# llh, du> nf Mar. Ilia.
:<¥.
kai
-v-ft.»"
*o
II*
Uu.
cn<
• Nt •ri.dAP* FUa. fialhi dlrtrtlford
Aw.iuu
an*
t>ic.>n>
•>..
'
I
I l ftLa 3rd t|«r nf April. 1914
t<« era la t^le-ia.««.
i v . r-' ifiattty 1LTI*IIH (*»
O. »• UKftNUOH.
i-TtTUBl: huppll a moS.rala •!•
MSI tf U
,
- • . a t K nd. mark". alma.
. . . ppl.o* llh a ra t. d'a*»n-l
*•■» l.u k * M . ftll^ nwlornnH •
LEGAL NOTICE
m -l-rala.
nm h"l
dull Fla
J". la t t a a l t n X.. la II.a.
Lab Jog k j|ch"", rand mdally Ud-an A..f|> 11.11-114*
>•,- baih. i.u- H«hi». fsa-da*
ria. per Mahal. I On*
»»»•* n i M t t q t T i t i f auuUuOrM.1 fin. Wat. haapri. aaooOy lAfiiailRH,
hunt haft T»*-ll a*.
1 A aPmiAU MURtTIUW »* hail MR »
• n u r t t i w V«M*
Ft* New SeaUnd an
M tYTY sir SAAFTNIS. rUfaSnupp.t"* naoderst*. da- INNACIIi
TAX lillK.lt
I. TO f l i t , VACANCY IN
Riaamadsia
type*,
hu.
Saipia
ulr. inarhal «h.ut aieady.
I
Hanoi*
Rill N* MU
.
'v .t t a I
r ic t i o r fTt y coMMiaaioaS i st o n s Milh par Hn iQUAdHi,
a -lln* la hvroby titan, that
Ftn. ba. kararft Tslloa
i
v
.
IIAKRII
holder
of
Ta»
I'erillt.
i. a aill.NIt-MAMl aa Mayor
Crnnknieta H as. wMla flat
«■todarnlo.
j s u * Ssnarktl
i d a i .pboul
-.
^ W MIIa. IU1I
a City af Hanfnrd Florida. An rat" No. (ft. laauml Ih* lal. d»» »'
if praalaim that » aped.I 1 - l u i l L i P . I lil, haa flfac ootog
‘•rRAWRMUUJtSi
Fl*.
einio.
aaoal
rla
par S ac b lM lu .
aa will b» held at lha H ir III my Ultra un.i ha* mad" apetwoBlaalnaarr room la lha City Una foe a Isa deed la be laa«e-t
kHll‘ ■Ht
iu«i"oo, said aartlflania eoabenodo■•
ROSS L. W M l ’ H R E Y ..
lfc » u re r
a
Cokiunissioitef
Wi-ihj.
All Altom ont, Kai., high aehoo
tttdento afded their finger prints
to-tha federal goTtmmenta*a noscriminal files.
For County OommiBsioner
For CoUnly Commissioner
tative, State Legislature
ABIUAU8T HURT AT PU
E.
OKIE R. MATH1EUX
Apr.X
W -K m n k DaRlahl*. *lrru. iwi(
1st, recalrad brulaaa and "a it I.
In tha hick" when ha tried to sitdown tha brats pole while elsltli
tha firs station hare.
State Legislature
►RbOH ‘BARNETT
N o ftifc «*► A » U c a t io »
H »
M N.mln.,1., dial"
i T *« ncND
Aft:
<
l**a*YH a m ft*. IMI
ilk. I Tr.
II Tk< • Notir* i» hereby i m k
Ikat
•A .
A Ik KIMHI.ll * MAliUNXA A
■« of Iba k«kl Itran. KIMIU.K balder of T_‘ C.rUflral*
■M certificate la- N«. I Mi, b i« d tha .H day at
>• name
ofUt'l.lf A»tr»»t. A. Ik l i l t , Haa file# Sanaa
la mt altka a a l haa ma4a apfil•
rartlflratn ahall Ha ration lor a la a iratl lo ha Iaaaa4
-dins la law. I|>" Ikaraon Hold rarllflrala t a l r w .
Had therein arlll ho !*• fi.lfowln* daarrlhatl proparty Ik
,ha«l kiMa: at I laa Ika r«a»lf -I H*anla„l". Plata of
If OH tha flrat W-n- Florida. fo-nlt:
•Ih of Mar. 111*.
U-t >• yd. W. of NR rnr. of
y dky of Maf. 1*1*.
NWI-I al HRI-I k.rtloa Ik
L day of April. lilt.
Tnwnahlp tl Houib. Itanfo n
(It Ik lllltNM W .
fiaal |»« • K- K fo A -ffl tU 't
rail Veart af HemlK Ilf ft .V 111 ft. t.oint I acre,
Klnrlda.
Tha aaaaaamant of tha aahl prep
ay: A. M trliKKI, 'arty andar tha anld rartiflrato ba
ll. r auad araa In tha nanta of (X C*
WOUTITT
—■■
—t'nlaaa aald rarllflrala ahall bo
IT m i NT. I* A*n raalaamral arnardlno In law. tha
t.NOLR I O I NT T prnparll daarrlbad Iharaln will bo
Bbl.l to lha hlpbaat blddar at tbO
IN. and
hllRI.- rr*urt h.oi-a Inor on lha flral Monaba ad. Caoiptalnania. day In tha month of Mar. III*.
V*
whtrh la tha tth. cay of May. till.
TNH. at. al. Dafan.lI*at.d ihla Ird day of April, i m
t> »■ IIKUNPON.
STNVKXS of WaldOlarh af t’lrrull t>nrl of Aamlind STRI.U* m m nola I'aunly. KinrIda
FUllRMlNft. IHKAI.I
gothic o r %rrLic.%TioR rota
TAX l»:Kt)
iv s s la mil Nra, l«a>
.\*»llc« Is hsrrbv aI*#n llut
.A ft KIMIU.K A MARIANNA R.
KIMMI.K. holdsr of Ts« CsrtlflnilA
.No lilt. Uausd thaa 1r«ft <Uy rf
August. A P m i hN. fiie-1 u « «
In im e*ff|«*# and ha* mads appllcatlssn fe*r A !•• slaard lei ha ItlilM
thsrtaafi X-a1*1 rrrtlfiratr ambrtTtt
th# faslhawtng a|s«rrlh#d pmp«rty In
th# I*esiinly aaf HumlnoU Htst* of
ris.rl.ta to.Wit
TS *h. 'v A I# rl». N of
ni; i-tii of NWi-i of s v. \
.
tl«*n u
Township II M.»u»d
llAng-* 11 r.ast. run N U yd.
d id? ft * n >d iv. t i t n
bring 11 i r m
The
saieaamant of ths s«lc pTOf»«
o. r i i r n s n o v
risrH rrty und#r the snId rorllfUals |s.
•
u#a1
was
In th« nsms of O. if.
lly A M. WKKK*.
\Vn|.i-oTT.
I’nlss, said rrrilflm l# thnll te«
r«-«tsome at according to Iaw. Dip
pr*.i»ert> .trscrltasd thsrstn will I t
■nisi Isa ths highest bidder at |H«
cftson hnui* C*H»r on ths flral Mat*
dt> m the month of May, lif t,
%*hlsh is ths tth day of May. liM.
I Hii set this Jrd. *dn y nf April. 1»M.
O. H. MRIANDON*
r«n «nd -«ch nt yeo nee h»r»Hv
i*ltrd nf rireull Court of Bfmls
nnllllad .and redhlcwl l» eraafni
nnls
t'nunty.
Flhrldo.
."
• nr rlalm. «n<t talndada wh'rn
rno. hr tllh.r of yon. i*a» h»rn M tni.i
.v.lnfl (hr aatato of IT1UXA P
KVANA *•(■#.ard. let* "f aaH
fnuniy. In ih* Coonly Jud«. of
S.mlnhle rnonty. rtnrldo. hi h'a
nf fir. I* fh» murt hhnin *| n-in. A
f..rd. rtnrtda. within •iahl ral»i-dnr mnnlha fr«m »ho. data of Ihr
flral »«hllr*ll.,n of Ihta Mhtfre. All<
Knrlt rtalu' or drn-And mual Hr -n jn ,
wrlllnt, «"d mual aUal* I**- pin." r ,,(
nf rnaldrip*. and hbht offlra HI1
dr->« of tha rlalimaat. on« moat b• w..rn In h> Hi* rlalmnnl. M" |n t
aoaal, orhl» illuIXflr, nr Ihr i»nt- rim
will hffhn)* Void nrrnrdlhk to tow
rhla Ird doy of April. !•)•
KltANK K.VANH.
T
AdmlnlalVnior of ih« t>t*lr *>f
r
NTKI.UV P rVAN'd.
N
Paciaaml.
•o T irii o r A V ri.irsTiox r o e
ForJustice of the Peace
-unty Judge
IAS. C. ROBERTS
For Constable
SOn*1*
For-Sunervisor Of
DAVID K . McNAB .
PERSONS INDEBTED
VilNOlE COUNTY BANK
The hitt&Yrhich we hold are valid cfeiftts f » 20
.
j e H f ttfth r
,hiay be a sonfte of
amrBy^ntfe fur many years to come
tl. -WILKINSON
Democratic Committee man
Sanford Market
a otic ii
o r A rn.iiM Tiox r o n
▼AX IIKKO
n*MtF m n nm. ion
Nn||rr ift h tn b f glvtn, i has
C. R. MAHON and JKHiaiK II. MA>
laatV, hnll-ra of to of Thi Carlinral» No Iff. U"u"d tha Ire. day af
Auauat. A. I> ISIt haa fll»4 aaaa
In my offlra oml boo mod* apel'.
raltnn for o laa drnd fa be loose#
tin nun Mold rorllflcalo ambrarea
Ih" follnwlaa d"acrlb«il prupnrtg
In Ih" County of Hamlnolt, Btata of
Klorld*. lo-wlt:
lot la Itlnrk l PreamwoM. Th* •••*aam»nl of Iho aald proa*
• rty undar Mill rvrllfleal" laaue#
waa In tha noma of UNKNOWN.
Tula", oold ""Mlflrata ahall h«
rod-mir.1 arrorillns l e . law, the
pr -party ukarrlbad lharfla wilt lag
• Id In lha hlahtal hMiar at the
rouri-houaa door on Iho flral Maiadar In Ih* month of Hoy, |UfL'
whiah la ih" llh. day af May. I»IS.
Ilaird Ihla Ird. day nf April, lilt.
O. K HBHNUON,
Ct"rh or (Mrrult Court of lanU
—I- I'aunly, Klorldn.
(HBAI.I
Atlantic is Crossed
By Giant Zeppelin
RECIFE. I’rrnambuco. Brasil,
Apr. 3.—(AY—Germany’s grant
new srppelln, the Jllndenburg,
(lew ovnr Pernambueu rarly tod-Y. c-'wpleMna h e r flrat rrna-'*i<
of tbr South A tlantic Ocean. Th#
g sin t alrahlp laft F rl I'rich*. tiafao,
l.e-m ray, Tuemlaji f«r Rio D t
Jan: in .
W ER T -The - JEWELER
Repairing
Engraving
rated L u m b e r
O N LY -6 MORE
OF G RE YH O U N ’
ATBEAUt
F'ORD-ORLAN DO
TRACK NEAR L
"-SeaMRed and Unfinishod Lumber
N E L CLUB
WOOD
IAU FEATURES EV
3^FU L M-day HEAD
T H A 11.000 ADDED
CTltAL FLORIDA G l
WEDNESDAY NIGI
it
I 8th and Franth
.
K IM E O G R A P B P R I N T I N G - L E T T E R
/ . M A ILIN G L IS T S — T Y PIN G
tha p a tio * '. I real |
la Florida!
Arts O'CLOCK
.
Semmole County Credit Ai
pkona W
�« v t« -rv aw td C ^d N W
it
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8ANF0 RD HERALD,
Gangsters Won’t Ran
H t m t e If Tomasello
Is Elected, He S a y s
18 Candidates
June Primary
f g y , ‘ f a aoperintendent of public
;.t*otn>ctl*n. wmi n«t proveit. .
» :n n c c n of (hr to candidates foi
ifl* Seoni of Count* romml« l^ i.
J f f - W r r a noxt hsard from, from
. D w ik t No. 3 tho ■poo icon were
■C V rW Done and D. I- Thrkahrr,
f\**h Boston Alcala abacnl. From''
• Dtatflct No. t the speaker* were
A-J. Cataa. Victor Owck-.Fro' A.
Dr***. Olto ftchmoht ijid Pste*
Thrrvfon, with J..D . Dlvloon J
•I* W « and Reg Prrkard ahoeit
H«wal wm the only eindldatv
District Ne. I prooent. the
/■kaefltaev being Boat L. Humphrey
• and C. B. Bearer. Both of tho candi
date* from r i .'r i c t N r 4. r . A.
■fam all and W. B, JYIIlleniv, war*
there, a t ware a loo th t A rt eandi■f’ataa from DDtrict Ne. B— W. 0.
RBbea, 8, F, (BammT) Long, Orta
• B. Mathlaur. J. T. McLain *nd i t
H. PettjohnI)
J. C. R o'ertt eandi!*'* fofoitlee *f tba paice; : ro Dodno-
;
;
• .
ria d ra .
BEFORE BREAKFAST
*ent gross Increase In the cool of
•overnmenL and I am willing 'o
'•bate- th* io u- with any man be
rathsH nr at anytime."
Je w e l
REPAIRED
Diamond* Moon led
Engraving
rta g sea
L B O A L NOTICfc
P*'»U Ikt* ltd. U r #t April 1*1*.
'■
A. i*. m.ikjtwt m .
polo. Male of P to fS
lo t m L M f* « d
Tho arOMW Bl mt/M
■ill «»1rr Ih* MlldR
•
|p
m
Ill’JfTOK
’
" V * « t l r u l l (‘curl of |am |l
c *v»«y.* rtoriA*. ■
,
■Toller |o hfir.'iy
r . i t >i.iaa.v. bnMor . r to « e .r
llflcol. K» S«o, 10.0,,| Iko Jik.
- dor Of Aupwoi a . Or-ir»», ho» m m
- m * - *w wry afflco oofi hoo
opplln lion for o Ms
I . k- i,„
-U-.I th .r.o n , Mold rortlflcalo #mhrorro Ihfollawlna I r a r r l M
■m r » r i r t r i » r r H a tii of Somloolo,
Wale of rinrido. to.wit;
l>l t l III of k I Dream wold.
“ *» o a .ta m .n t of (hr oold prop,
orly .odor Iko wold c r tlf lr o t. I*.
. »*i»* woo In tho n.imi of
•w w i.im o i.T T m
|rnlr*«' oold rortlflcalo .hall bo
i- d r.r rd o'cordlna is low. |ho
• • • r .r ir rteocvlbe.1 ih-r-ln will bo
•old I t iko »»1 f S lid .. a. |^o
ro u rt.h ru .r door on IS- fir.I Mon.
dor In ik r month of Mar, |>JI.
P e tit Tomaullo, J r , Orlando
can. (date for gpv«raor, to Kay
Wcater at Bayrlaw Park hare.
He Made thla atatament durin;
an add ran* In which, without men
tioning nimea, he exp ratted rvacntemeni of what he caij wao the
Inference
made by
Governor
Aholta In an sddroa, b-for. the
Orlando Jayeee, laat weak that
no honaat mad coul I hold offlc# in
Florida.
^
Ha wo od up a reply to thin In
farenet with “I think l« waa
rather unfortunate that W. ware
not batter ebeerren of thoaa who
•poke of honcaty In rorarnment a
few dojrt ago."
He charged that "Therr It n>
fuatif cation for (be Incrrate in
McLaulln.
The Jeweler
W a tc h * *
G
I'a lm
Work of flrrOII
n il. ('aunty. F*
IMUL)
■lartn*
SANFORD. FLO
Repudiates Silence K ept
nd Leaders, By Hauptmann
To V ery End
ints Pension
N ext Tim* -1 aw—
Need A Laxative
„
MRS< HAUPTMANN GETS GOOD NEWS
For conotipetlon, take a do*a
of Black.Draugh( at toon at
you real tie the condition you
ara In.
"If I am billouo, hare headi ache or a cold, I taka a doae
of Block-Draught at 'n ig h t,"
. write. Mra. R. D. Thaxton, of
U aingtin. Ga. "If I h a rt a
bad feeling after raralr, I take
i u t a pinch of BUck-Draughr.
It relieve* we. I rrtomra1nd
It very h ig h ly -a good family
medicine. I give my children
fyrup of B'ack-Draught. I find
. both good."
Black-Draught
pavit the
way for the relief of many
»uch symptom* at those men.Voned above, when con'tipatlon la at the bottom of the
(rouble.
Just try Itl Follow the di
rt etiona carefully and you’ll
probably It-ain why RtackDraugh.’ Is so popular.—adv.
{(party B i l l
w m Not R e
l i o n s In IT
U I s Elected
a s t h a t le a d e n o f
■ M od O ld A go Re-
U tf * o A A rt.
IUO Chicago
|M 4
Phone *7
A
J
Judge J. O. Sharon i t Sanford,
candidate
far Congress
and
strong supporter of th* Town
send Plan, who today derail a need
and repudiated leaders of th*
movement, declaring that "the
whole bunch should' be kicked
ouf."
Political Force
OfTownsendPlan
Rudely‘Shattered
for. people who want ftjpWft
the right low-priced c a r !
House Inquiry Slows
Movement, O fficial
O f P a rty Declares
(READING TIME, U S E C O N D <
Bruno Richard lltuptm ana la
dead. He died in the Trenton.
N. J. electric ehalr at «:47:SO
o’clock tail night for the kidnap
slaying of tbe Lindbergh baby.
He waa ellent and stoical to the
and. Mrs, Anna Hauptmann waa
near prostration today. Indicating
aha would claim tbe body of her
husband at the prison for crema
tion and later burial.
Paul IL Wendel, Inm tlgatlon
of whose repudiated "confession’*
delayed H auptmenn'e death 72
hours, still was Held facing a mur
der warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Hauptmann In a dramatic last
minute attem pt to ta re her con
demned husband. Ha also fared the
original w arrant under which he
waa arretted.
Form er R spreaentitivs Frank
lin W. Fort said he was opposing
Governor Harold Hoffman for lha
post a i dslegate-at-larga to tho
Rspu lean national ronrvntlon
solely on tho issue of th* New Je r
sey fo rem o r’a activity in th*
Hauptmann case.
In Kamenx, Germany, Haupt
mann's sg*<| mother suffered a
eomplsU breakdown on teaming
of her son's death.
Frltnds said
Col. and Mr*.
Charles A. Lindbergh would re
main In England probably tba rest
of th* year. The Lindbergh's ware
not aroused during th* night to
be informed of th* eaecution.
Dr. John F. Condon, “Jafale" of
rahsont negotiation*, declined to
comment on th* death of Haupt
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4.-<A3 mann whom ha Identified at the
—On, th* ho*U of a Townaendita ."John" J* w h o o i^ a paid 4*0,000
ransom money.
- Qovsmor H offm an’* g<n<* »»*
« ’>•" Define* ’
• o l? " * ** Trenton that l
k'dnap-muidervr had been
ath*r 4* heura. (Associated Prat* Fhete)
nowiced he would pram for a
leg7ilatlva Investigation of lha
handling of tha Lindbergh cao*.
He alto directed Col. H. Norman
Schwankopf, rU U police euperlntend.nl, to submit recommenda
tions for payment of th* $25,'WO
reward posted by the alata of New
Jersey for the apnrvhenrion and
convlct'on of th* kidnap slayer.
•mount votU th*
iw# grow* greater."
pa*a statement also
*
the "princely
dividends" paid th*
(m *piag and selfish
I th* poor aM aged.
Ballard In Race
For County Board
In 3rd District
A Woman Wants
her Easter things
W h a t la t h a o n ly lo w p r i e v d
with IM PR O V E D GLIDING KNEE-A CTION RQ)K*t
the season are gone when next Sunday ia paat
sldea . . . the nicest thing* will have been soldi
if the weather is good, it may be week* yet fa
the clearance sales begin# And by that time
want lighter weight fabric*, anyway.
prkwd cur witX CtNUINE HSIEER NO DRAFT VENTILATIONf
CHEVROLET—the only
lo%c-pric*d cart
com plete
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'
VMeU me w ith HIGfUGOftIFRESSION VALVE.IN-HEAD INCIB
TORNADO
w. B. Ballard, who has resided
In Altamonte 8pringa for the last
*4 years, today entered th* race
for County CommlaMrgicr from
the Third D istrict. Tha southern
section of th* County has never
been represented on th* County
Board and thla m akes residents of
tho dlatrlet fool th a t It Is the "for
gotten section o f ho County," raid
Mr. Ballard. He eald ho w anto at* "South Somlnol* County
brought bock to Sanford," and "In
th* critical tim e soon to face th#
County" he bell**** he gill ho of
said McOroarty, "It goo* without of great service to th* County.
< IR . 7'
Italians Bombing
Ethiopian Railway
As Troops Retreat
r
'i t
a
1
Fascists Seeking To
Addis Ababa’s
Cut
Early Report On ^ “ outside w»rid
Fruit Fly B ill France pbjec(s
Claimants Urged Toj
T o B r itis h V ic W
W r f t c V Congress'
----T o Hurry A ction,Wonts Sanctions Im-
■ committer hondl n t aerial a tta c k
to d a y on tw o
to write th n r con-1 m ain pointA on th e Add!*
1 aak them to iniji*t J A lm b a-D lib o u tl railw a y , E th l’•Is b'll Iw reported] 0p{a *n solo link w ith th e OUtlo u - committee dur- ,[ (| e w o r|d. a* F ra n c e coupled
ent session of Con- itM 4f{np Ut c w ith G erm an y to
ex istin g
w ar
sa n c tlo n a
the dec *lon reach'd1 a g a in st th e
F a sc ist n atio n ,
of the committee In
Ita lia n
tTOOpS
On $!»•
northern front have routed "lH f f
Ethiopian troops commanded by • ,
Negus," M arthal Pietro Badoglle
reported to Rome. Tha Fascist j
cammander declared th a t Emn*
1
or Halls S slastle’a forest " a n In
detperate flight eouthward", and
ere being haraated by th« tn U rt
■'
aerial force In th* noKh.
Five Ita'ian plants attneksd th*
F.thioplan airdrome near Addis ' ‘
Ababa after circling th* Negw*'
;
capitot and throwing th* populoe *
tion into a panic. Ona plana w i*
J
fired by Incendiary bullets and
Sarkakl bu rst Into^Jlamaa, D ln«
;
daws alto v f i reported to bov*
been attacked from th* air, to*
gether with J IJigs, 75 rellf*
loutheaet of a midpoint en th*
•
railroad.
. Jn Paris,
diplomatic »m ri>a 1
eald Pierre Etienne
Flandln,
French foreign m lnltier. w ould'
MarchOf TimeTd
‘Tell The Woria>
About Ship Canal C IT Y N E W S B R IE FS
C ity Today G etting
One Side O f Story
Sunday’s tides; High at 7 211 A.
it. and 7:51 P. i|., low at |; |«
A. M. and 1:23 P. M.; Monday’*
tides. High at 8:01 A. M . low st
t:52 A. M. a n i 7:87 P. M.
Tim* marches onl
Five March of Time men cam*
Southern agronomist! and hnr
from New York, via Ocala, to San
ford this morning and are putting ticu tu fists are evpcctrd to arrive
In th* day taking pictures and get In Sanfurd at 5 o'clock on the
ting th* view of opponent* ,Jo
1. afternoon of Apr. iR for a visit
th* Florida crump-state canal M J of on* and one-half hour*. Thcte
w orld" about will b* about 100 In the party.
they can "t*U
th* proposed canal and -why (Cen
tra l and South F W
IJa " oppot^d
friln
o^pov<
Jk planet Junior garden tractor
Its construction. G eorg. S. Wltmer h at been prevented to the new
Gun Schmah, Frank K. Anderson agricultural experiment station,
and others took them In tow and, being built on Celery Avenue eait
according to the la tte r, "told of Municipal Field, by the manu
them plenty." They w e re ' escorted facturers, the Allen Company of
to various rvlcry fields where th.y Pennsylvania.
took a large number of p ic tu re
Views of flowing artesian wells
The w eather: Generel'y fair and
were also photographed wh I. w arm er tonight; Sunday Increas
they were adviird th a t If the canal ing cloudiness and w arm er, poswere constructed it w as feared albly showers In extrem e north
thes* wello would cease to flow. portion by night. Extrem e north
Th* March of Tim* story will west Florida: Mottly cloudy anJ
be told over th* radio and will bo
w armer tonight and Sunday.
ihown on tha screen In motion
picture theaters.
,*
While n similar story fllmtd
several weeks ag<5 by llc a rtl
Movietone waa not shown In local
theaters, tha Central and 8oi|th
Florida W ater Conservation com
mit** has received many letterv
from cities In every section of th i
United States telling of Its show
rrwalilrnt T. K. Slmp«on irvl
ing. Rom* reported th a t th* pic
tur* was seven righlhs a g ain st th . Vic# Pre-idenl n F. Haines of
canal and about on*-«lghth for i:~ the Seminole County Chamber of
Th* March of Time men arc Commerce, together wltfi the litn e s t * a t th* M ayfair. T h , or. t*f’* son. Wtbber Haines, attended
J . Glenn, Chon E. Gibson. Arthur a breakfast session in Kustls
Jonos, B ert Pike and W. K. Hawk yesterday of Chamber* of Com-
A lleg ed M urderer Is
Found To Be Insane
Mr. Bollard served on the board
laying that tho confldenc* of
Townsend Clab m*mb*rs la th*lr of aldermen In Altamonte Springe
JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 4j- T.
for 20 years and la'now treasurer, H. Shirley, who has been chargrl
Ir.d.rahlp wUt be shaken."
It* added that th* disclosure*
with having choked hie mother t>>
turned up a* fag by the committee
death, yesterday was adjudged in
cam* Just at a time "whan w*
sane sad Sheriff Rex Sweat waa
were *0 aet to alert at last 800
ordered to take him to th* Six'*
Cfngroasmrn
pledged td* the
Hospital ia Chattahoochee.
Townsend plan.* He predated,
nevvrthaieaa, that "a very large
Ship Canal I* Called
bio*" atUI would b* elected. ,
Oavagan’a mtaalen to th* West
Victim O f Politics
Const, It wa* laUanted, would be
to follow up dlacHeuroa mod* by
DAYTONA BEACH, Apr. 4 —
th* committee of ktblAd-thawtmw*
l^)— Florida's ship e*n*l“h»» h#working of tho "Ibwoaand otfoatr« M _ s victim of H lltk s " xnd
tot on through euoont qu.etloning
never' was n esvnted' to Congn-.a
of Robert B. OeosanU, reatguol
Today I* th* lost on which on Its nwrita, Ool 0 . A. Yountnational eecreUry.
•
orator* cma qualify U rot* In berg of Jacksonville told tho
.A t the *am# Urn*. • Bell ‘joodo lb* special city aloeUoa of Apr. second day's aeaelon of the twen
14 to fill the vacancy am th* City tieth auraal cearaatlon of ib«
CommUxloo. New' voters mast Florida KaqinoeTiag' Society h#•/.
InccH'oX geology and generil
Ngialw with City d a rk F. 8.
Lomeon before 4 • ’alack this vngtnoeiSn ef tba canal. n»w
were dlacur-eJ
evtnlag, sod all raters moat
■gborg, a rvtlrvd
GAINESVILLC, Ah - V ~ A H y their poll taxes wRh Ceunrt Sidney Pair#,
ly Tax CoU eUr Jao D, Jlokias
it, U- 8. engineer*
before ff o'clock tonight
■ad CoL Brthon H.
Only n*w voter* n**d to rag; B, Arm* 'district
later In tha City alseiten. All
kata. Bring* prob.
■anal conatrurtion
Treatise On Will* I*
By Former Profeasor
m i
tornL , ..
N E W GEORC.IA SCHOOL HOUSE
tommittee ASKS
Qualify Today Or
Don’t Participate
In* City Election
Sp buy your Spring outfit in time for Sprlntf
festival There* plenty of shopping time if vdi
through these page* right now m me whet the \
are offering, fehop by advertisement
straight to the .to r . that offer, wha, y o u 'w a ^
NUMBER 138
_ »r n . l a w h M rwmm
SeTs F o r
eommltted a "h*la crime.’’ Judge JM.
X Seminole County
TOr. Congress from
B A T U R D A Y . A P R IL 4, 1936
W ife N ^ T Collapse
— A ltar Execution O f
Kidnap-Murderer In
Trenton Last N ight
AHced Oat,’ In
ftp Of Sanford
pm Candidate
15.71
UNION DUS STAT-rii
C w oer 2nd A Perk
D A IL y • N E W SPA PE R
! b l a c k - Dr a u g h t
nd Jack Flynt. candidates for conliable, were f oent, but W, A.
(Lonnie) McM.liln, candidate for
onitablr was there ai wees also
•V. J. Thigpen and Darld MtNah,
cats idatc* for r>p*rvitor of rayl-tratlon, who were the last speak-
141 New York
r.rlln o
arenrUlow 1
H “P*fty W-ecrlbe* ih
•old U Ih . h la beet M
•>a.t-hi>a.r door oe t
dor l» Iko nooth \4
which Id (ho m i .&ojr
listed Ihlo Irri. dor I
9*
■kooarni#
mM
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, H l f k w v
And Water Transportation
,
Campbell-Losslng
post
will
mest neat Monday evening, th*
. Vivien T. Murwtn, 37, employed
scvslon to begin with a supper at
•it the canal at Ocala, and Gaa-vio
May Curry, 31, of Sanford wera 7 o'clock.____ __________
Wued a marriage license today. T h r e a t I « lu H I tu d Bv
Mr. Murwin gava Camp Root*. 1 n r ® * 1
DJT
w it aa hu adjretx. a marriage Daytona Beach M ayor
llcenoe wa* alto Uaued to F L.
------Brigham, Jr., 24, of Char’eaton, S.
DAYTONA BEACH, Apr. 4.—
C , and Laurabell Jonea, 22, of Daytona Beach io thr.otcned with
Oakley, 8. C.
,
complete suspension of municipal
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opcrqUotta. Angered at an order
W arranty deeds filed today re- i'»ued by the seventh Judicial
m l the sal* of two lota in Long- rourt Impounding municipal recW*od by Frank M, Haya to
O lj Manager M. S. Cou^n.
Jpaephln* 8. Stillman. thra*‘ lot*
*>!• throat laat night
in South Sanford Heights about ^
mwpenslon would mean the
Otreo miles south of Sanford by ^ F . w n l d bo without police pro
A. C. Glnder to M. C. Cinder, and of
wUhou‘ flr*,
Ih * o c m of :and on Celery A»#°r
7
*»• about two mile, .s e t of th. , t ^
wf ald
. , r
o > , b , k „ B .u u n .u * 1. ib.
WWW.
“ fX
Embargo Placed
On Scrap Tin By
Secretary H u l l
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 . - ( / F ) Complet# embargo on exports from
the United States of scrap tin,
large quantities of which recently
have been shipped to Japan, was
ordered by Secretary Hull today
for the period from AprJ 14 to July
1. He acted In accordance with
recent legislation for conservation
of domestic tin resource*. It pro
vided th at no tin plats aerap should
be exported except upon govern
ment license to b* Issued within
discretion of tha President. Pres
ident itooievelt more than a month
ago vested In th* secretary of
state, a* chairman of th* Muni
tions Control Board, decision* a t
to conditions under which such
lteen**s shall b* granted.
President Approve a
B ill Extending Loan*
To Modernize Homes
MIAMI, Apr. 4 —<A^— President
Roo.er.it has signed tho bill ex
tending for on* year Title On# of
tha Federal Housing Act autho.-Iilng loans for repair and modern
isation of homes. Renewed hoot
ing authority I* to continue until
nost Apr. 1,
Tho bill was tlrned by th* Pro*,
u #ia^ U more record*, fil*. and ident aboard th* cruiser from
oUur ^
DeUrvI, which ho ia fbhlng In sou Ultra
cosnty se a t aa ha* been done water* off thi* city.
lwtc, WoT, for Adkln.>
n yoe.
. ’- .
i^ r'ro hr In: tho
r ,xCityu’rInaugurate SJS xS 'M fti e t a
j r f r - g o to chureh" movement to■■rraw, urging *v*ryono to at«Md chureh eervice, every Sun■ay In April. They expect good
attendance tomorrow (Palm SunJay) and a weak from Sunday
(KoaUr), but report that rhurrh
pttendonco generally slump* after
WUIiam Q. Grove, T ^ T' ----------------------
R ASSOCIATION ELBTTH
e f tho society's
« . harbor, and
right dlffrr.nl
in # reason la that tha rente it
was based on perre.itage Increase,
and Madison mad# a slightly bet
ter percentage a* it started with
only IS members, (to growth Wat
therefore RRfl percent. Sanford
started with 44 membera
anil
made f>07 percent Increase. “ If we
had started with only 14 we would
have made a thousand percent increate.” Commander Doyle re
marked.
Though the local post of the
legion lotea hy * narrow margin
and w tl have to take tecond pltro
In t/ie convention parade, th* re
markable growth It hat mad* In
membership I, (damned In depart
ment bulletin* ond to praised by
department officials. Carl M. T ay
lor, district commander, write*
Commander Doyle: "Words fall
m* In expressing my sincere thanks
to you and the boy* for your won
derful membership and Legion
activities. Your post Is the out
standing on* In th* atat* depart
ment, and from a I reports on hand
t I* lev# you have clot* to the
highest percentage of membership
of sny post In the United States."
VANNA, A h - 4.—(A^—-The
da B ar Aaaociatlon cloacJ
ouvmtion today by elorting
1 Twymon of Miami It* pree. H* saeceods WUIiam II.
Polk County To Draw
World’s Largest Air Whip Jury Next Week
_ ,
•
»».
.
L llle r Reaches Miami
TAMPA Apr. 4.—Polk county
. MUMT. Apr. 4.—OP)—Th# new, officials will draw th* name* of
prospective Jurymen for Ih* first
of the Shoemaker flogging trial*
next Tuw day,--------------- -— :---- rTh* flrot caw la th a t against
C. A. Brown. John P. Bridges and
C. W. Carilale, former Tamp*
policemen.
charged specifically
wiih the kkhwpiag of X. F. Peui-
and. as Is prut IJed tn tba LoHi
camo treaty, to "formulato nee' j
esaary measures" to r?-establish
-j
“reaped" fo r International law,
■
which Franc* liuista must pro*
S
c#d* negotiations fo r
security .
p a d s.
The League council formally . :
eondemnad Germany for violating
tha Locarno and Vorxal'lss rraabUa recertly In London and tlMa
j#
adjourned, lenvlng the probleai
(
In
i
Ka
k
A
ft
Je
ftd
Dollalft
0
5
—
■
—
—
'
In the hand* of Britain, fra nr*.
Belgium and Italy.
An authoritative sourro sold
Britain, angered by. whal woocalled proof tba I'allaaa bar#
sin g puiaun
U , wuui.i
irg ^
been• u
using
poison |gas,
would nrgv
an oil embargo *guinar Italy If
•]
tho Lsogua commlt’o* find* Prw
'j
mler Mussolini la unwilling to
discuss peace term*.
.
' * ‘j d
Zeppelin Complete*
Trans-Atlantic T rip
RIO DE JANE RIO, Apr. C —Tho new German Zeppelin B
den burg completed today It* f
royage from Europ* In 80
America. Tho airship carried
paetengtra, 18 of whom ara tti
Ing for Europe tomorrow
their round trip. Tha Hindnfa
was moored hero ok 1:14 o'el
this morning.
' tj: *
LO CAL W EATE
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
W EDNESDAY, APRIL 1, ItM
•r* i
.
(k m * •
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Rgattsole County Products
Fruit* And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
^ tttfo r h
AN
PACE SETTER IN YACHT RACE
W1LENTZ.AND.AJ££S SCOUT KIDNAP .‘CONFESSION
TEN DIE, THREE HURT IN TRAIN- BUS COLLISION
TOLUM K X X V
Five Y e s,S e v e n No;
but More Fruit is
Produced By Those
Opposing Lon t r o t
Only 2 More Days
To Qualify To Vote
New elevtorx muM reifiater
with the ( it> 1'lein anil an
mini j»iy their
poll taxe.e In foie •» o'clock.
Sat .rJi y aft»iii K>n. Apr 4
Col. Luke Lea
Released From
State Prison
Rtporti by Coast Guard obssrv.rt flying ovsrfitsd Indicated
Mtarllght," Al Fay's 44-foot cuttar from Houston. T««, was out In
front aa 2t yachts glldad southward In tha savsnlh annual sailing
CSC, from St. Pstsraburg, Fla., to Havana, Cuba. Tha "Starlight”
la ahown a* aha bagan to show har naala to rivals. (Aaaoclatad
Fraaa Photo)
Only I I vote* war* cart by th or oporatcra of 930 citrus
freR
properties
in Seminole
County. Tha five oho voted for
the proposed pact producr.1 32.0S0 hoses o f cltrui jfruH In 1931,
obil* thoar who voted against tho
pact produced *7,303 box*" the
same year, a difference of 4,S77 packed boxes.
In deciding whether to approve
•the pact. the SercreUry of Agri
culture. Mr. Dawson said, can take
.either tha vota of Individual, or
tha vote aa raprasenllmr jroductlon an the bet!* for his deciaio-i.
To put tha esda tn forca It muit
he gpprovitd by 97 percent of thproducer* or S7 percent of th.ewhane o f cltraa fruit produced
I f a la daunklnad that 67 percaiU want Um gsntrol agreement.
o v h ii
HAUCK SCORES HOFFMAN’S PROBE
In TRAIN-BUS COLLISION
.I in .a ct.llimon of s train and a bus in th'
tin- .Imtt. ri d and overturned 'body of .ha bua
. '.a 1 |l.d..w, 1 . thu twinted chaasia.
•■ " i
lium w*te tlcnitiMt |AI' I'hutiks)
Fish Swim Across New York Skyline
^ T H E N F R V fs
RAI.KIGII.
f|,i< picture was mad# ahortly after the colliaton of a Csntfa
llyrun, Ga.. In which ten person, were kil'td and thne wer# hurt. 8
aau entangled In the pilot o f th.- locomotive. Th* engirt? U-niLr a
tailed, tAI’ 191010)
'
FINALISTS IN N. C. A. A. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Broadway bllnkaln tha splendor of tho world'a larpaat ta poetry In electric*, aa tha nav
on tho Oroat Whlta Way. Tlmea Square, New York City, la put Into operation with e*
first tlm# Saturday night (March 29). Tha hug* tropical Itah In tha scans awlm slowly, I
trait to tha usual aya jerking glgns of thla type. A full block long and atratchlng tan g
new display ropreaenta a mllllon-dollar Investment.
,
,
a ;
AND IT ALL CAME ABOUT FROM CHASING A CAT
qurst of the congressman. The atty is ho|w*l for by Mr. l*apwort*v
temlance of others from this Coun*
The hour for the conference 2a
2 o’clock.
.
losses af approximately
ffl,*
000,000 wert suffered by frurt and
vegetable
growers in , Florida
Apr
1
TOWNSENRITES BEING QUIZZED
NEWS
_____ _
i
S torm
InSoutheas
Takes Toll O f 4 0 ;
Damage Over Million
.
i rv
i p
i i
Cordele,
Ga.,
Rears
Hauptmann Death Death struggle In Rrunt or storm of
May Be Postponed Africa B e lie v e d co!.no! m" Vcathi
For T h ird T im e To Be Impending Weather R
Governor Is C a 11 e d Fascist Troops And
To Testify Refore
Sel a s a 1e ’ s Force
P l a n Final B l o w
Wendel Grand Jury
rOKPRIeK. Cn . Apr 2 —
(AIM Spring wind and rain
*torm* killvtl 10 |H*r*on* in
th»* Southi'H*t t<*lay* C ity(
Manager Jnhn Hn»wn reporttsl and did more than $1,000,
000 property damage with
the major Iona near here. At
fioiu I' i t..wn«cnil a lot'.i in which th. alter -1st..I "thoro might tic
inillion' in in- in.itrni.nl
Maiirctt n . ivrd o .innii-.lon. of liolworn
fl.MM! ;in.i %' 100 ,| momil It h i . a Iho .li«cl>— <1 thnt h. had in-on in
•li«-!o.t f.n m i» |.fine it.o oiiininir* of a inmmon t-rwtitiilo.
ar%*a
'J5 negn»ex, Itrown *aid. Rescue
agencies acted immediately, pro
ceeding to the scene by train and
over rain-drenched highwaya.
Townsend Saw iMillions> In
His Old A g e Pension Plan;
Leaders Owned A ll Profits
W A S H IN G TO N .
Apr
2
Iea.nt 321 were killed in Cordele, eight white persons and
8w*u sturm d»*th* were re
ported elsewhere In C/corgia, Alatisnis snd South Csrolins.
The new baseball .ladtum, dedic t r d yesterday.
turned Into
Ih s -«
rl»*"»res math*
the *•mcm*«si«'IimI
fly. h*
m*pjiry mlt* the T-*wn«i ml OM
r r l| m
Age IVnsirm mnbgimnt i*h#t\e that
nnd in
Hr. Clsrelict' K T«ivbn.,*t ml. co*
them.
fountlrr t»f the phut, saw "uni laps
Mr.
in il." ih it .ill «o«ets i*f the ur
W ^ S is ii> t i » adaII11 by not leu ramr
ganiratiim U*lmtg to Me «thrft
f t . a go' porcoat a fU to ■ahlppor*.
mct»»|M»rat«»r«. anil that the inShip port vrtlt not' ho approached
corpi»rators ronltl ili««nlte the \puntil It la ^otanalned that tha
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 2. -IA-) corporation ai snr time gn>| .Qvnlr
producer* vtaift tho markrtlug
-S ta te Treasurer )V V Knoft the profits Thu j* per nut te<l. it
loat in his attempt to dlamUa the was foiiml, * niler the F'tlifnrnia
____
* • * '
complaint o f fiv* Insurance cum- law tin'l**r which the plan wa* inl' Appratad la Slate
peine* which objected to the re c«*r |Mimlet|
GAINESVILLE, Apr. 2 —(A h quirement o f a f 30,000 bond or drThe •taterrenl that “ there might
Th*- proposed eltrua marketing
posit for all concern* writing c«»m- I t»e “ mil ion* in il” was runhinnl
dgm m ont for Florida w aived
penaation insurance.
in t% letter written hv |h| Town
overwhelming approval of growTho Supreme Court yeeterduy aenil to Hebert F Clements, who
a n Irt tho referendum which
denied hla motion to quash the pro ha« resigned
secretary of th»*
t u . t l . M 4 oa race Pill
reeding*, pointing out that it was
movement, an I wlilch wa« rea*l to
“ very significant- that tha 19.13 the comm»tt*'e t.v .lame^ R Sul
I'gislature did not expressly au li-an xpeci«l e»»*insel. mil reeor*lthorise him to sat up a bond or
«-«I sl'ing with other ilevelopments
deposit rule, Tho treasurer, wno
(%i the witness «tan*l yestrrilay.
alpo serves a» state Insurance com
mlsalonor, waa given to day, in
Tomorrow’a tides;
which to enawer the decision.
A. M. and 0:34 P. M.
Th* court’* unonimous opinion
TAMPA, Apr. S— <J*>—Poaslbl# P. M.
said th* 193S act required only
.a * ... _ a tLa
VLte ielm ranal
that th* insurance* commissioner
Mr. and Mra. F. W. Severn* of satlafy himself of the company’s
af tho lis t* was dlacussad at Walkine Glen, N. Y. wer* in San -solvency and ability to perform
length yesterday hafor* the tenth ford today calling on frianda. Mr, Its undertaking*.“
eonventien of th* Florida Severn*, who la spending the win
’This la far more Important than
of th* American Watcr- ter In Geneva, la publisher o f (he th* requiring o f a deposit of |30,
Watkins ( N. Y .) Express.
|000 In aecuritloa or tho giving <d
a aurety bond In that amount,- the
Utfeat “ w q u w e e .»i* M »r*a lacturv on M
Cbrl«l an Scianct, court declared, ‘ Secauaa conceiv
•ah. Dr. H m i l OttUr, •t* l«|iho ScWnc* of Rmlitr,** will bx* ably a company’s liabilities for in
•fafeebt. advocaW
• an ^ al M in n d In
City Hall at d surance written under this act
• f l a v o r OrnarrmUoa walla 1- o’clock thl. evening by Hon. W. might well amount to a far greater
»«*• , ° L ' 7 E
C. S. B.. of Lm Angole*. sum than thqt, and a bond or se
North,m d ScaU aeytluna o f Flort- Thtr. „ „
no th -rf# for
curity In that amount mlgh prove
W O '
4UU dc«* on ,|on aoj th , public i* invited.
In some case* Inadequate security."
a*A rid* of Dm proyred waUrIt ad'ed that proof of solvency
way. Th* walls should be watch*‘l.
State Senator J. J. Parrish of and ablHtw to perform I* aufftthl, district camo over from TiUu- cleitt. despite, “ th* laudable motive
vlll* thl, morning, snd City Com of th# Insurance commissioner
missioner W. B. Duprw, Hia op
"I stand firm 1 1 my bePef,” the ponent In tha political campaign, which no doubt Induced the adop
geologist said, that tho canal •pent yesterday In Brevard coun- tion of this rule."
Avenue. Persona who bars sees
the flowers report that th* tdaplay
la on* ef the most attractive and
colorful of any hi this section.
EatabRahed tn 1908
li
- i'nl*
th« sentence tn the United State,
.Supreme Court and had fought ex
tradition in North Carxdine. Tin*
•on wan released shortly after be
ing admitted to the prison beeauM*
of illness.
Friends of I«ea, in Nashville,
who knew him when he wax one
of the nation's mo«t prominent
publisher* here, »ad contributin'**
may be asked to enable him to
begin again hi* career In the
newspaper world
An attempt to rapture thkaiser rlima *ed I.ea*, ir.v irf a
■ front line officer in th<- Wnrl I
wW harm tha *t la’s ’ground wi
fe? supply, M i is there is ao
maria W ba aece lalnad, I believe A beautiful fle d of amaryllis la
we sheaid prut ad slowly and In bloom af tha residence of Mra.
isthsr all tha data that l* R- II. Walthour, 708 MtUoavlU*
ill.ving evidincs concsrslni •’rati IF* af tha Lindbergh kidnap
was “ frsntod.* Arch W. Looey, yrood expert for .h* Untfed
D.partmeat o f th; In aritr rvqueatod A ’ army General t>*ttd
lot's of New Jersey to agree to fa 30-day ruprWvu far Brga#
mans. Looey, who aauagtpeak d Q«V. Hsffman an aa laapseI tha hems at tha convicted ^feyug af the Lfedhergh h*hyr U
A. THURSDAY. AJ'RIL 2. 1936
nel l like I •a.
f o r m e r IV mu* *<»•••
•enator
and
finantier.
ta lk e d
fr o m the
N o r t h C a r o l i n a «t a t e
pri so n, r fr ee m a n t od a y, pa role il
a l’-ar i / r v i n g n e a r l y t w o y r a r * « f
a • i t « ten y e « r x ‘ nent en re f.»r
v io lat io n o f h a n k i m r l i w « l a y i n g
g m el h ye to
W arden
Honeycutt,
the
form er
!"?a«hvillf
|HiMi*ht*r
anil b a n k e r left the pri so n w i t h h n
*«*in L u k e l e u . J r , and hi-* a«m( «
wife. ( l o v e r m . r
J C
H F h rim ;
hail«e pHro|e<| \ r n
Grave Danger Is
Seen In Canal By CITY NEWS BRIEFS
S t a t e Geogolist
EXPERT ASKS BRUNO’S REPRIEVE
N EW SPAPER
• n o f citrus fruit* voted
■even
to five againat
the
proposed marketing control
lea w ii erf'efM'eil In A«h«V||lr
■ freem en t, but opponents o t . County, II. M I'apworth w II *t-| in J« ly. lOlil, on charge** of run
.the proposed pact represent j trial the ctinfrrrncr in (jikrlan*!, ■p rary in corvnrrtion with th.a larger production of gr»t»e- tomorrow aftrrnoori between the Inaulvenry o f the t’entral Hank 4
frulL ora n ges and tangerines. sUltr-wiil*
II
\i**‘i terranran
Fruit1Tmat ( ‘ornnanv of Ashevile
Itotxrt K rlcmi-nt- lli-ft), rr»lgii-il •erstary of tho rutmnsl f
Result* o f the vote cast in Fly i'om m lU ff with Congressman Iml hi* X 4 » n , Luke la»a, Jr. entere I K.'intss hoi - f T--w n«> lot i l itw. and t il- .11 d J Marx-' 1 1 1 right I. 1 olthis C ounty was made known J. Hardin Petarson. The ronfar- the North Carolina central prttMin
ifornia Iiu.uaiux.«w)>o liu-- tcst^lird Iwf
tho ...................
m.inry
today b y County Agent C. U. race wg, called by Juhn F. May, here in May, 1034, after hr had into tho inovcinriit nn.l it, finance. It was t'lonicwt, who to.-' ivwl
carried
hia
fight
to
avoid
aervln^
committee
chojiman,
u|>on
the
rr*
Dawson.
Shown (right) i t thoy camo from tho Jail at Trontan, N. J , aftar quntlonlng Paul Wandai. Attornay Oanaral David T. Wllantx (front) and his aaaoclatat dlscountad a rtpulrd “ conftsa.on • m
which Wandai, lawyar and formor dnlgglat, woo quoted ao admitting h« hldmiped and a.iird tn»
Lindbergh baby.
On tha left la John Kapoa, Wandala attornay. lea. ng tha pr-.on after u a farring with hla alien* who repudiated tho “ eonfaaalan" whan a formal murdar charge " I I made
against him. (Aaaaolalsd Praaa Photoe)
WHERE TEN MET DEATH
D A I I .l
F o r m e r Publisher,
Financier Is Given
Parole Ry Governor
Of Tennessee Today
Papworth Is To
Code Approved
Go To Fruit Fly ;
By S t a t e Vote
Committee Meet
Overwhelming V o t e
. For Pact Cast In Friday’s Confere n e e
Opposing Cont r o 1 Called On Request
S u n in o io ' cou n ty ,.r«d u cOf Hardin Peterson
IN D E P E N D E N T
•SANFORD. FIXIR]
M em ber Ansociatsd Pi
Local Growers
Vote Against
Market Pact
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City A fford in g Rail, Hlghwg'
And W ater Transportation
to Cord*!».
v
Other dralha aro r»ported Ut
Loo, Whitfield, and Terrell c o i»tlra, (ia., ono rach; Wllkoa countV,
Ga.. two: near Hampton. 8. C-.
snr; Gwr.lo Ala., on'.
City Manager Hroarn here tailmated between throe and four
IISI.VKING, Manchuukuo, Apr. hundred persona were hurt In UlU
*’ ■—***--tfnlaa, Outer Mongolian
Klootha Predicted
government . take.
“ Immedl.l,
WASHINGTON,
Apr. V —Tha
slepa to terminate all kind* of
provocation, ,gainat Manchuokuo’a Weather Bureau Issued a bulletin
frontier,, relation* of the two warning Ctorgia, South and North
rountrie, are threatened with a Carolina that heavy rains over
mo,t asrinu* contingency," the southeastern state, yesterday and
Japanese.>p<in,nred state of Man today will cause flood* In all rivers
rhoukun warned t.ulay The foreign of the three state,. The bureau
minister tele^raphml thla protest also said heavy rain-t In eaatoin
Tennessee will give flood stage
Lindbergh Given
Permit To Fly A
Plane In Britain
i he hart not been in th* air -mce
|he arrive! In England.
“ I think 1 could «*t my official
record from W islintlan.’’ I.md«
berth assert.'I, ami appeared re
lieved when he aau Informed .'ick
t>r<erdur* would not be necr--ary
because a f the reciprocal agrow*
inent.
Taylor rommaadery Mai 2S,
Kalfhts Templar, will moot ia
the Masonic Hall thla evening, tha
M g* session ta ba proceeded by a
bung hla hat aad coat on a t r o u ---------- —2—
supper at 7:30 o’clock. Floyd Land
MNFOBCR MOTOt
b commander of the Knight* limb. It waa stated, aad apparently
had walked la th* water's edge
TALLAHASSEE, A
Tempter,
where ha toppled aver lato the — FieH men o f three ■
ditch.
Th* body waa found oy three mm! have romhined t
0. K. Goff Is Ih* new owner af
th* property al th* southwaaf cor bays who were walhiag along the;to enforce all motor v
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fuaeral service* will be conduct_ _
.
Street and R h i Avenue, aeeardlag la a warranty deed fUad far od tomorrow afternoon at 3:3 01 W H A T ’ S EH
-■ ■ - - ■■ - record today. He bought tha prop from tha Ertehaoa Fuaeral Home
hi Baaford. with th* Rev. E. U.
TODtY
erty from Mary E. PoweUi
P
. o
7:30 P. M.: Tlylor (
Mru/ttrtwm. who waa In Ban- grighte’ Templar. Ms
ford, a»4 Mr*. Adeem and Mr».
h oo F. M.:
Pollti.
Stewart left foe Jacksonville >■', Court House.
nM btefy spaa haiag advlmd of
a 00 F. M.l Wool
Urn laddaa death af th* hoabaml Wuru , Wmulnsen Hall,
aad father. Mr. Cariaon Is ate*
TOMORROt
(arrived Ip a sea, Arthur Cariaon.
7:30 p. M.t Tow
whs ruaUm |r Detroit.
Tueaoaml Ball, Aread
John Slrrlr, n Iratler of lhr for
linn of th** party op|M»sinif Gov.
Henry llornrr's rvix* filiation.
All workers who failed to |f*t
Mlrlr |>ny due yesterday werr und<tr jurisdiction ’o f Uie fnivt mer's
office. Settle charged '‘ political
podding" in it* department* and
order c l it* payroll* delayer! until
a eherk rould be madrl of every
name on them.
“ We have found 3000 mrn and
women employed who are doing
no state work, only political
dut
said Steele. ‘‘This thing
may go to the court*."
Steele said he estimated that!
9260.000 of the governor’4 d-partmen)* 1100,000 monthly tod■ry expenditures was “ politicil
padding.”
•
Governor Horner termed the ac
tion “ a cheap
politicak trick,
typical o f those who are perpet-
Men Are Wanted Now
By The Marine Corps
Treasury Candidate
Retires From Race
idlBRINO, Apr. 2.—The surprise
of the stale campaign came when
I'yrlt Baldwin announced here yes
terday that he was withdrawing
from th* race for the office of
•tat* treasurer. In hla signed an
nouncement given to the press,
Mr. Baldwin stated that difficulty
In financing hi* campaign com
pelled him to withdraw from the
race.
Hla action leaves three candi
date* for the office -Samuel W.
Gallon o f Hushnell, T. It. Lan
caster
o f Ocala, and W. V. Knott
The unpaid workers burrowed
lunch money snd than told thr'r o(_Tallaha**«e. Knott la the in
stories to landlord, ami grocers. cumbent.
Thl* brought a flood of Inquiries
to the stetehoua* amt a statement
from W. Emery Lancaster, chair
man of th* .Stats Civil Service
Commission, that he waa not ” go
ing to stand by ami see any polliTAMPA, Apr. 2 .-0 P )-T h * lives
teal factioa try to fore* slate civil of three persons—all winter visi
service workers to support any tor*—wer* snuffed otlt here yester
candidate by holding up their day whan the automobile In which
2 Tourists K i l l e d
At Grade Crossing
they were returning to Callfornig waa battered to bite by a
TtN-CANNKKH MEET
railway motor crash In a grad*
erearing accident.
WINTER GARDFN, Apr, 2.
Tho party, which had apent tha
About 100 trailer cars are ramped
let Winter Garden municipal water- wfarter in W. Petersburg, waa en
[front park on Ink* Apopka this route homo, by way of th# Atweak participating In their “ home laatia seaboard. Their Immediate
[going* exercise*.
' Uftiaation waa BriUmorv.
!
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Thundershowers In Klerlda
The Weether Bureau predict*
thundershower* in the purthsrn
portion of Florida thld afternoon
and in central ami south portions
tonight It Is expected that )t will
be colder tonight In the north and
west portion*. Friday will bo
partly) cloudy,
with poaalbly
showers in Ih* evlrem* south por
tions. Th# foreca-g for extrtinn
northwest Florida i* (air amt
colder, probably frost In th* weet
The
examination
of
33 portion tonight; Friday fair.
applicant* for enlistment In the
U. H. Marina Gorpa will i>* held at
th* diatrlct recruiting headquartar*
In th# post office
building
In
Savannah, Ga., during the month
o f April. It ws* announced by th*
.WASHINGTON, Apr. l — V P h officer In charge.
A modified proposal for tahlag
The Marine Corp* accept* young profit* out of war waa presented!*
men who ar* between IH amt 23 th* Senate flnane* committee to
year* of age, single, not leas than day. Th* sew proposal would
66 or mnr* than 74 inches In height levy a 99 percent tax on abnormal
and who nr* In exeellant physical profits Inatead of on all proflte
condition, it waa announced.
Young man who meat Ih* re
quirement* and dealr* service In
the Marin* Torpe ran obtain ap
plication blanks by writing th*
Savannah office.
M otilfyinrO f Tax On
War Profits Proposed
LOCAL WEATHER
4
Massachusetts Girl
Is Queen Of Fiesta
ST. Prtrt'RSBtlRn. Apr. t . _
Mias Phvlis Until, representing
Massachusetts, waa crowned queen
of thl* rlty*a annual festival af
stats relebratlon teat night Mbs
Ruth Nord. of
Wyoming was j{
second, end was crowned arincese. IT
Th* winners wer* selected from i JJ
field nf tS vnung women, winners ta
of ellmln'Mon eonteata hold by **
ron-eaentatlves o f their ruepeettvo }J
atet*.
Secret lodge* graded th* coa- { ,
testent* unon th* haste of beauty. It
nneealy bearing and personality. *•
The
unsuccessful
candidates. ,
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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 19M
g
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
For Better Baseball
For a numlxT o f year* Sanford has Iw n confronted
with a whole aeries of unhappy liasehall experiences. Ita
local teams have been on the losing end of the score. Its
players have been poorly |>ai<l. or not (taitl at all. Its hall
•*« •* park has been allowed to deteriorate, nnd the baseball
__ J du b has been involved in anv linam ul d ifficu lty a fte r'
nother.
Townsend S trife
Seen As Pleasing
ToTVOIdGuard’
—
v *"■*•' Explosion
In Gamp
Em M
la IM
•«.
m
M
WfWcs
f>» larvae dfle* af
■If? a llk pHarlpal kf d ■ *a UklvM* *ad krv* t* fk
; changa, af on*
hind nc
* W r n o take
d
t." he admits
7 Writ, a lot o f these ratal slate.
*Sn petim - o w e
rnueh n c ill-I
practice in |»uM>r -leaking any
>•?.
Whv •
teditmt
anylhlnr.
p-rllt r it
\ font hall?
I- ililo al
haaehall.
♦
* |.ip. r
- Very few of the
n.
1hare rone out op nlv f*»r
gubernatorial rvm li.hlr M«»«l <
Y k m are «till worvlrr 114 whn
one ran hrat lln*lg#*
We
*-##
Rrploalr la
MS»rr
h#inr
J
l/p r a f1
advnratnl by
certain Rrpuhhrann for vice pre*i
"dent. Tkat m v M nrv»r .|of S-»t
kalf th# voter, rtHild pmEOEiw»
‘ Eii name.
_
Bruno llauptniann g*.l an«ith#r
Q T iou r Iran on life*. They cer
talnljr are kidding that fellow
i w
lie m ayjiase ti» die for h s
- crime at least half a dnten time
.brfbrn W gel* ihrouap with It-
. The Res' bit PYndley. It.pi Is.
* m aleter In t e r bunr, speaks rot
.a g a in st the Tnameewd Han
“I
"ta a n o l work for It." he says, “ tm
^rause it r.arrsea the order o '
-C o d ’ a plan “
l :
— Some o f th- hnrs ar. msl tin
barge
buibl
"ranAl arr«** KmrltU instead o f r
i : . h l p canal. Writ. If they can't f n
I
mure borgrs to us* |( thsn
* l h » ? rould fiml ships, ohy build ■
-> « i k ill
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— Carl llonlnn. nlilnr o f Ihe For
i N y r r s News P rr.a, bos hrrn ha<
- l a g some fun lalrly disiding lb
Z a m ^ a p r o o f Morula into ra m i
anti-canal g r o u p i Tbr only
_
:• trying In find a n rw i
-p a p e r that i. in fasor nf it.
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Peace FropusalH
Foil-wing rlnsclv on Ih.- b«*c|- of Sunday's elect inns.
w hen fh c H erm an
N «*is wort
n 00.17 |mt r e n t
victory .
Those
experlenred in
.
M S-uth of Orlrmlo, ■ nicinhrr 'if
ih< slat* runimls* on. m i Imnniliatrly advij-r-l' of th* srtmn if
thr t nuit by both the Attorney
(•enrral, T. F. West,
sml th*
secretary of th* rommisston, J.
r.
R „ - Z l
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STATION
French and Flnit
RMf Mingrum, the lanky Tiaan.
i« ihoM* aa ha aat tha paca In the
North South golf tournament at
PlnchuraV* N. C . to load at th«
holfway mark with a acara af 141.
fAaaocUtad Pr»*i Photo)
p» ilirs
t*. risrhnn.
Many o f Rsnford'* muttc l ive •«
■mitorr-i orrr to Orlando Wrdn*>•iay night to attend th* rooc«rt
at -he Igrrrn* to h<ar the famous
Ikdtih pianist, (iadooak . Among
them were: Mr*, f . II. Iwfflrr,
Mr*. 8 tells Arrington, Miss Kdllh
Stew art, bliss ifr a r h ia
l.rfflrr,
and Max 8tewart in th* 8lrw *it
c a r ; riding with
Mr. and Mr .
R oy Symca were
Mr*. ?'*na •
Munson, Mia* Fannl* Rrba Mun
son, Mina M rrgarrt Davis, Mina
Fern Ward, and Royal KllatwortH.
W ith Mrk Harry Papworth ware;
M rs. Margaret
Barnes,
Mt*.
Fnrrm t Lake,
Mrs. Thoms* A.
Nral, Mrs. Julius R. R. Strykrr,
aral Mias Harriet Hu Hey.
Banks Won't Honor
Judges' Pay Cheeks
Apr.
3-—AlitsU
atoto
salary
but
HILL
H A R D W A R E CO.
FISHING
CONTEST
STARTS M AR 20TH
CLOSES SEPT. 30TH
1st PRIZE ™
$25.00
2rd PRIZE "“ -™ $ 1 5 .0 0
3rdPRIZE
4th PR PR0r^ 0NAL JSf.SO
SHAKESPEARE * |
IDEAL SET
j* A A
flJ .U
T R L E -T E M T X fc
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y i S 3 MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
mlttrc. On the advirory com m itI tec arc rvprc*cnta*ivc» o f (ho r a rti nui c-dlcgv* o f Florida, co u n ty
More For Your Money In Service At ►
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
rr:
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Arlolf llitb-r issues his long awaited |tni|Misals for insuring ••petily exprrsnod wonder ishethei iriilicat i'*n »»f xtrikmi* 0111 fir 11•••I*
the peace of western Eurn|>e thrnugbout the next twenty- Pr Tnwmend, with nil limit—I thi' la lm a ilcr irv«*lt «im m rrv Ii' »
five years. Diplomats ami foreign observers are attaching politiral barkpround, ha<1 ,nv no \ilinin« •*rntmn l#ad«*i 1 •%r»» i«
no unusual significance tit his announcement liocause of the !H,n
‘ he ctin«...|aen« s wh.-n h* G roigia, nn loiigrr «|n ik 1 1.
fact that it happened to lie made on April Fool's Day.
Ii n
'm*'*
*" ln,l~ with a|i|»ithrn*»«n
'
.
.. . .
. . .
i.nitrnt in isditira, irgts|er.-d as a
Anil th*- TnvhnM-f»c| mi«\< ri.n.'
Thta new treaty, which is presumed to be no mere Krpohllcan, an-l anno meet! M.
which had m*»rr than ••n«* nffi»
scrap r*f pa|n*r. would place Fram e anti Belgium in the I»«»rt of S#n«U?r Do.n.i f it pn*%i- huldri *hakmi; in t»• •»*».!#. i« if
same class
Hermitny bv r.spiirittg that their frontiers, dm t.
nipli d with 1 * own d>im<*«ti
as well as the Rh'iirlmd. Is- poll oil In an international
father o group ir.u/.sum t uiu-t tr»M» * '**
army Each o f the three m unlries would further tgre-* ih ! Is- inilepsnilrnl, or t m ini assume
Thr trndrtn y o f thr rampaitr
to im-rease their military force* abatg the Isirtlers anil Ih* mvulttmrnis of p«rtl**n*hi|i. iw motr nnd inner to fall into tin
Internal
rum
pi
lest
ions
«r*
**«i
would refrain from conslno ting a- ditional fortifications in
1 hi fim iliir linrw
lln*. 1\. it i
r » l to r v•tii| whrn *ufh 4 mnt#» l«ri»miMrf m n r^ «in ily a r*Mitr
thin area.
mrnt ha* hut a «inglr plank in ita
Then it would l>e nece»“.ir\ to have the |s*ip|e of Her- I* atfnrm. A i Ih# Ttm nifnil m ove Itrtwirn a «tMim*lv rnlrrnrh**'
niany, France anti Belgium ratify this treaty in great na ment ha* had up to data* Th#T |)tm«K*iatic nriri niJMllmi and a rr
vi\rd anil inlllt mt Krp ibli an *irtional plebiscites held in ea« It country, la (Germany, all multiple
arh^n
th#
H*M u (anuatinn.
IIHIcr would have to tin would Is* to rrark his whip and m»'#n#«| to Incluilr attachment
everyone would vote "yes" or "n o " exactly ns the dictator lo atirh a thine aa a pre*M#nttal
Share ( ’roppen* Are
said. In IY nice a n ' in Belgium. It might not lie so easy ramlMary ha«H nn many laauaa.
It iffay h# that lhmi« 4t*1 h#A>#4h r
Threatened In West
to secure |mpolar sup|iort for the treaty.
Similarly, the rase of enforcing the treaty's pr<v- «»f thr mnkrm^nt ran irfnrn* thrir
linra. ami at III finH a way to h# an
W ASHINGTON,
Apr
2
v'sion prohibiting newspaia-rs from rriticir.ing France
rffrrtiv a forr# in polltlr*.
T h rc*l- nf lynching*. “ m o»*«ci'-."
would prove attractive in (lerm an y: Inti in Frnnce, where
K»»r thr tlmr D#lnr. hnnrrvrr. whnlrsal* rvIf Inn < ami IW nf
fretsloHl of Ihe pres.* is still * reality, Ihe government thr altiiatlnn h urntljr rnnfUftetl. munty nffir*r* In Urlvi Ihr h *'"*
might encounter insu|s-ratile difficulties in trying to keep And that ta plra*ln( In thr o d - 1
al),| dr* f t til * rvlrlrtl fannlir*
tome wild-eyed editor from expressing his sincere contempt lir e n , hrrauar thry knnw that ^ ,«?aY. ■« writ .1* nffrra -f “ yrlloa
for the |ieople across the. Rhine, t’ mlrr the terms o f Hit many an inl*p*ndrnt political J ,|„j- con reels, were r po-ti-d aler’s pro|tos-i!s, such a breach o f t tiipii tte might prove a venture nf aiutllar atrurtnro ha» port of the fieht of Aikan-«»
been wrecked rompletely Ih tha plantation landlords si-altt*' the
•ause of war.
nnlonitallon o f tinant
faim 'r*
But while Hitler promises to kt*’p the |tcacc> o f west- past hy Internal dissension.
Inridentally,
the
Tnwnsend end *harr-roppsi*
'rti K.unn*■ for a term of twenty-five years If his pniistsals
Th** charge- were mad In s re
flare up adds to a rslber extramire acctrtrd. he ittam not say anything nlstut the peace of dlnary .1*1 of tribulation* auffi-rrd port to Joint |- 1 ewi -. l i e Id-O'
astern Europe or o f central Europe. If he rould expand by the group movement* of IM1 of th- United Mine Worker* of
Hermany’s frontiers hy wars o f romiueat in Czechoslovak polltk*.
Anictlra. by IV. .1. i'n e l. whoa
ia. Lithuania. Hungary. Rumania, md Russia, he rould well
A year ago, it w*a Ihe i-nlvorsal he «en into the area In make ar
affonl to sacrifice such minor claims ns he may have in belief that tho' campaign would arc Investlga'lnn o f rop-ltti-m*. Slid »
aomething of a frte-fnr-vll among ci'iiimiinicalloit fr <nt lb " SoutherIhe territory west of the Rhine.
Almost af the same time hi1 was wTitlug his |>eace pro powerful orgunitatlona which mrr T-n»nk Farm r*' Union, whh-f
and disreganled party are to lie pulillshr-l In the Attr.
nasals fur western F.iiiope. the Mongols and th? Manrhus lappet
IS l*«ue o f "The IlnltM Mine
were fighting it tint nnaiml an obscure frontier |s*st in cen line*.
Now the leader* of the l.llerlv Worker*' Joiirna'.’' They Wet
tral Asia. ■The Mongols an* the allies of the Russians and league seem In have ahandnnr-l made pnhlle through fianlnri
the Manchtm are under the domination of the Japa. Tho any Idea of a mnaervatit* mail- Jsrkson. chairman o f thr Nations
Japanese are the allies of the Hermans and the Russians tlon harking ita own presulrnlla Com m itli* on Hursl h'ochil Han
are the allies o f thr French.
ticket, and Ihe *h*r*-mir-w*allh nliw. whleh has he*,- rmt luctlfv
And so it gtws.
third-party notion h*» reen almoet admlnta'rative agencies here thlf
----------n-----------week tn Imorove thr lot o f Ih*
forgotten.
Father Coughlin'* Union for n campaign among legi-lalivr sml
Hocial Justice has shown no recent tenant farmers and nharerropper*
— Anolhrr way o f shooting you- a * t f has brrn d ia co v .rrj hy Al
I W r t Coleman n f Nrwark, N. J ,
•w ho .hot himself in Ihe lip tl»J * u * t day when he s i , n aokliu
l a e’gar in wkirk h id been Im
f hmddril. without hi* hnowbstge, a
Kl. PAKO. Mar. M .- A i m y tm-n
• J t rmMber bullet. ,
mail* no s o r t o f thr brln-f tha’
Villa ha* *llpprd through the
I . It H notable that IhmugWoit cordon o f American and t'rrran
| *k* Mate the n ee spa pen , politl- u troop* r o o are pursuing hint in
<*J h**ca*t*r» aad others o re M riico. Tho latest
rii pa<<thv.
>Mddra)y diarovering that Stafraid the bandit [a nmHng thruugb
> r d Caldwell, ramdidata for gov
t H Saata M aria V a Icy. Once
« m a r at Ihe r o o f a g primary, i*
* a m j hi* pron friem l.
Villa
•nlght escape detection for a ban
I W . A s * What b ho
tlntf,
lawidoa. Mar. 31 .— Dispatch to
— 0*ly two mt* liajro rcwioia in the Daily Ma<l from IYtrogra‘1
* wklck to *ualifjr for Dm city elec- ra ys: “ K ith the breaking up vf
*tk »
Apr. II. According to ta the h e the Russian* are preparlni rrvriird today, rrry f*w fo r sa ripeeled renewal nf Ger
man1 attacks «,* R iga which l| h>
| » r* qualifWd I* *o U ia thb
*-•* oketioa. I f you lu r* aat antlr palrd will begin within thIN S poll t a i n
by next four week*. Tkere Is every
indication that the G erm s*, thi
? o o caaaatf n ta ,
h i Uwro U la it. tf
ll*** plan to attach Riga hy laaJ
ia year adad aa ta aad m o at the name Ume as thry
yoa a n qaalifW i, find oa t i r o now assemhltag largo somber*
. — . Ik* *Hy tl*rk or Um county o f ships at L b a u w ith th* ap
- (Ml foO tctor. If. y oa w*at to vote. parent iaUatiha o f alUmptiag
- f * a mmnl b* property ngtstorod to destroy the Rorwiaa fieri
- a i d havo yoor poll t u n p a d i
aa to control Um Baltic.
Mr. aad Mr*. I. a Hart, MUr
I
T h a k ar* aaw dghtora ca
Rahy Hart,
am i
M ba U a ra
itAfctoa i# Ik* gohrraatoHal l
to aU
* ■ t i wkaa* ha to *aa£fl*d h r
•as “•
Educational And Vocational Guidance i
n o 'h r r .
'pien lly ther# i* "tea t rurio-ity r*
m the drgrer Ir ulurh Ihrsi- r|i<all lies ha c l e » i lo«*. by the Tnwn-ender*.
Social And Personal Activities
Women, at the request o f tk e
college association xdvitory co m
T h is clu b is co m p e M tl o f a c t i v e , a g g r e s s iv e y o u n g m en pnllttrlOM I I MW o f the pH me
w h o are d e e p ly in te r c s tix l in h a v in g gorsl. c le a n Itasehall .les-elopmonu o f 1*S(.
a n d a re in te n t U|w>n o r g n n m n ir n learn w h ic h w ill b e « i . o f eowrtei optebia* differ- # - » » c re rfit to ih e C i t y a n d a jo y t o t h e fa n s. W it h t h i s in m in d i*.h* . " u 7 ****'
t W i tha
t h e y h a v e s e t a ls itit th
th e task o f ra id in g s u f f i c i e n t fu n d s t o 1 r * 'n*
fc s c r a l that a prr.'miad
assure a good start into the senstin .tod to avoirl the finan i* takto# hi see »ttl« rr*»«rt In 'he
cial embarrassments of previous yerrs
moat-dkarwaacd o f all th , j-r-mp.
IlfttU
0 a e a W f •* TW |
nklrk U #irt* |
HH r n
As part o f their program they iiavp enlisted the sup- m.i>ew*oota” af the rorre«: rr>
*4 l « lk« mm* IWf fe
This tooling hi bav-d in port on
e l all m*mrm 4Up*l. kea port of no less than f»7 S inford merchants and business
1C ar mm* •Ikrrn'af . men. Their campaign is notv being carried into the coun-|',r* TawaereC- abandon-,-nt of ht«
Ikl* M | »r mmS alaw *k# '
\mrnk fcraa Mkllaked
Wt*l*. %II ty where altogether they eX|Hs-t to bate more than RO l>-,"*hh»ao» at a polltlml independeet.
tU orre-m ow t
H «k »i af pakIWa’ Ua* mt apeeUI firms co- '|s rating in a greit coiini) ttirle tlrive to raise ln
Y lffa lfS ** kerala ar* al a r***fi «l
funds for the haselrall team The enthusiastic response l wood btm aod hU rh W Ibsatevint,
«-s! ts port nn tbr rtenrno • hsn
. t h p r s p a y T a p h iiT « T i m T
they are receiving to their apfs-als is an adeipiate testi
'HIS* o f th* Towi*. ndrrs at t h '
monial
to
the
impularity
of
baseball
hi
ibis
section.
:~ U B U t v h u i i i rt>n t o d a y
rn a c r e s , ton-1 hesrtn*The campaign is expretrsi to last fur fntfy werdrs and I H om U for*.
thaw
s h o hoc*
• h,o v k
dkstorys
fear
everybody in the reunty is invites! to havtt a piart in it. fee rod tbs Tnwnwwd i M i r s i st
T h e n h no ( p r in l o t ; hut per
( ’«im|s-tenl offteisls b ite been t hosen to insure a pro|>er horn Won nwir— w j <.p - - la l l, by
t o d lova caatkth
out fear; beand effirlent handling of all funds, and it is ho|>ed that if lU ktnctnwM o f porpuee. iy th*
e i a s . fear hath torment He that
-nlM ofity of He edWrrnt>, amt t-y
fearrth I. not mode perfect In every riiisen will <1" bis part, the finnneial worries of the
it* ooaotat* d i.r -* » H
»-w p t ity
club
and
team
members
will
Ire
over
and
they,
as
well
as
■lorct,— I John 4 IN.
llnm and party ahsU
the fans, t in look forward to a thrilling slimmer of high
Thooo am yaalil'm whir.i n u b
• Dr. Tnwrt»#n»l h*< rv» idijrrtmnx* class baseball
any wide apre.d aronp pnvem ept
o---------to thi* fo n r i” »i°nal in»»«ligil»o»i
formidable In ,-d iti.*
• ueer
—— r i
I for
T\LI M lkSS K E
\pr
_•
..«ia t!»n . which thi« year ded.:
T e lI t.. hr.nir a t - . . , .................. I
Slat.- i'-d lrgc f o r ! ' “ J * '1" * '«*•»«• •nd ° lh*r
,
_
-. .
. . I official* with M R Hinton,
tk l
'te r c l •........nil
and
v-eat'o
1 W..men •- take th.- rife Te«r« w ci^ j
TPr
f
__ ___ fuhl.C bw
TpifOoee -Kl« Oe ••e.n o . Wp-<r»
s e n o . A t * ; seinor- last -prln< i , , rluti),n '
chairman.
~
*• . If t« r«s !a «'H *4
k*b|.* J
T
•s f ihU *1*1 IhjI th.
»n1 i * 0
rs 1 Thr pro»hjrtlnn o f elFctrir pow rr
l
ii
in* t«*a'*nl
rikinggly In G reat
•»v f M fiitli .ra*
Riitain in th# la«t fDr y rirt. lh#
Iit-f \>-%*
unmiil output o f th« public ta p p ly
lifw.tn* ni.ni «.f !»r
. l»y 11• f ilkvuril C " ira«ll. #ntrrpri*#^ expanding 50 percent
unrr ItKU*
.
•f F h»t••In S»«Tr *
Recently, an opportunity has presented itself for
B Ig
D e v e lo p m e n t
its first taste of organized baseball in
giving Sanford
I
n
’36
Campaign
sevrral years. A new Florida State l<eague has been perfected including the towns of Palatka. Daytona Reach, St.
*? rtkon num
Augustine, (lain esville. Ih-I-and ami Sanford. Anil a new
wAsniN oroH . Ap\ *. urt
Sanford Rasehall flu b has lieen formed to look after the
The etplM loa In th . Town oarsi
Inral situation.
comp t« fnUd hy mony .14 Ihw
TH E SANFORD TffttAl.D, SANFORD, FI-ORTDA'
■
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936
IMangrum Set* Pace
| In Pinehur»t Golf
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1
* _____
r r '*>l
,c Here
A *uh*cription T 'V r party for
Personals
Th# nut ics I r u i d r ,
"fn
j
Mr. and Air*. Berner Winn ha
Persian tisrtlrn.' a ««*n»r cycle
TH t'R SH A Y
» hi i*ti*n f*»r •••In v*irrv khi!l b- present I returned from Ocala whvie th *X
f rr#
lrcturr on
-pent a few d<4)'
Science emit e>l -M liri-iisn Sri rup8i|;i)' r rninx. \pr ?. at H 'HJ
anew, the Science o f Krality." by •»VI«ki'k a t the Sanford W im uiM
Mr* A P ta-nn ell) ,. m iprm .
(lj • 11:b by tie Keininict«in Studio*
the Hon. W. E. Brown. I S B
inv led ing from a reck-nt d n r ., *t her
f Hrlan«hk Thr public
Los Angele*. wl I be given t 'night
to ilttrn*l
home in the Ma innry Apaitments
at H:00 P. Si, at the t it) Hull Thr
Thp comert
•|H»n^»r#d by th*public U invited.
'
n I A n m ifin t hildhtxxl Ktluca
Friend* o f A VI /in te r will re
ti**n Organization \bhich o* com gret to learn of xlie death S itutFRID AY
Th* American Legion A ia111»r > IHopil o f ill thr primary %choj|« day o f hi* hrothi r . Ceorg, /in te r,
previously *chedule-l fm
hnuav in >anf**ri |'n»c#»d* w II !># used at hi* home m 'le w Orleans
ha* bevn p-i*tpune.l until a »tci ( to help th* hunt h of thr A m n iMr* U I
I*-•tVmi*,.y left to
i.»n (*hikln«»o«l K lo a tio n Assncia
date.
•lay for Daytona Beach r., ,|wn<l
The Rajah Club will has
a town »**t«u ii, ri»tin*r « l the top iq
the week end with her daughter.
autmcripMon -lance from '• ,MI I' ' ' th# StMte nf H onda
I 'n d fo t ir R«ami?i|*tntit inntruc Mr* I T, H enderv'n
to 1:00 A. M at the • t*y Had
tor o f \oic»* at thr
Remington
Noctombulatora will play
Mr* .1 M Lord w II l,*,Vr |.,
Tha Townsend f lu b a ill meet s' .Studiof, ii pr« •• nting th# follow
7 l80 P. M. in the A rend* lluildmg mg pupil■ hi th# fkerformanre mol row for ll..(>e Sound lo -p.-nd
'l*»4 Josephine llernniCe soprano; «ooa- time with Mr*. E I ||nw
las tails tlon of n#v% I'fficpr'.
si»#ak#m
N»»n mum hav d Jewett, tm o r; sml John msn.
Ihghton, tenor. «>n o f Mr an.l
b rm aru ivitnl.
M n . 5 It Pightnii „ f thi n 'y
Ml** l.l lian Smith dirrrtiir ..f
H A T tH IlA Y
A
rallrti mr#»in»r «*f thr St l*rof#««<ir Krmington will *ing laurel Kail* (!ani|i f.tr l.ir t , al
hariton#.
Clavtnn. Ca . wi a the guest t „|av
Agnes GuiW will take
|»««e
of Mr* J (*, Mitchell. P sfm rtto
3;30 P. M. st thr E|»i-copal I'arnh
Avenue.
|
lim it*.
The annual l*akr Mnnrw II *ni#
Mr* \\ M Rinthe, who undei
^^vm onstration KxhiHt v%ill
hrM
went an <>p«*ration recently «• th •
T t <1:00 P. M at th# l.akr M<»m*»e
E II, Scharp o f Miami ha. ar FernaM -1 jmtrhton M#mori*l |(.»o
School. Chicken piU i supper
ru rd tu apen.1 a »rek at the M
td> th*«
lay- pita), h*« been removed
fair
home o f her parent*. Mr end Mr*
MONDAY
The Friendship League of th#
Mrs Lillian N Stacey and Mr*. R. C I*ong. Rit*hmond A ven ir.
Congregational Church will m#» t I am i*e E, I la-eltnn left lln* morn
at 3:00 P. M. at
th# paridi ing for (heir home at Little Kal *.
Mr and Mr* George Ghumjier*
house.
N. Y „ after *p--n'ling three day* were tlw* gu rtta We«Die*day 4«f
f
ClrtU Numl>er On# ami Cirri* here at the hotel.
their cnuBina*«Mr, and Mr* 1 C
'WMfBbOi Three* o f - thr
Kin*
Am ong the overnight
guest* FI -worth. Bcnrdall A'efiu#. They
'M ethodist Church will
m#rt s' Wednesday evening at the May. wrere enroute to tKeir home in W il
f 3 :00 P. M. at the church
I fair were Jest Charles o f Win*. loughby. Ohio aftitr •pending the
Cir«I* Number Tw o nf ihr Fir*t ton-Salem, N C.; J S Magtnni* winter in Tampa
Me-.hodlat Church will
mrel at „ f Atlanta . Slocum Hall, J r , nf
T OO p. M. with Mrs. (J W Bailey Jacksonville; Janie- I, Briley o f
Mrs. A rmapd Maurer left ye*
211 West Eighteenth Street
arkaonville; and U II. N'evrticr- terday foi* O etnot. M n h , after
Circle Number Fou r of the ger o f Atlanta.
*pending the winter here at the
First Methodist Church will me'Mayfair Hotel, She was accom
*t 3.00 p. M. with Mr*. A
F
H«m# on J#w#tt\ Ijin#. Weal Side. panied hy Mr* Harry Wenks, wno
Folium,
208 West Seventeenth
Circle .Vumber Thrr»« o f the will return here in two
w#ek<
Street
l'rr*liyt#rUn Auxiliary, Mm. I*. K. Mr Maurer will join Mr* Maurer
Circle Number Five o f the Eu*t
Hoyle, chairman, will m##t at 3:30 in IM roit later.
Methodist Church w II meet at
7 gtn p. M with Mr*. Earle |>o«- P. -V^ with Mr*. Boyle. 2404 Mel1lo n v ile Avenue
Mr* K I*. IdTtunn and grsm l»ey, Flnrnl Height*.
( ’ ircl# Number Four nf
the •laiighter. Ann
Mill* n f Long
/ i mission atudy cla w for tic
•Pr#«bytrrlan Auxiliary. Mr* Vic* l*tnd will leave
tnmormwt for
W oman'* Missionary Society o f
lor (»r##n, chairm«n, will meet at jHiint* on the Plasl (*oa«t a f’ er
Fira, Methodist Church w II (ate
her#
wi»h
I TO p M with Mr*. J N Gil* •pending *ix week*
place st ID.00 A M st the chur. i
Ion. 1201 Palmetto Avenue
th# former’s mother, Mr* J . M
A covered dish luncheon u ill be
.
. . .
...
of
the I l.onl
served at noon
,r<' l,■
k
Cirri* Number One o f the Prr.
, ' rr’, *,5,Ur,an Auaillsry. Mr*. F
Mu* Marie ||uddle*tt>n o f Shepbytorian
Auxiliary. Mm S E. !> Scott, chairman, wi I meet at
3 to P M with Mr- Scott. PJ0 I pa r{ Pratt Hospital, Hailtimoiv.
V ilitfA * . chairmtii, will meet *t
Md., is expected to arrive Sunday
wM Hr*.
*
Andrew*, KOd Sanford Avenue.
r ir c le Number Six nf thr Perahy* to Mpend two weeks here with her
Avenue.
Auxiliary,
Mr*.
II. L parents, Mr. and Mra. J. Fj Hutkllo.
Circle Number Tw o o f th# Pr** terian
hjftcrian A u xila ry, M r4 l*hiVn> I Thrasher, chairman, will meet at nton. She will be accnm|uinied *y
R. Bach, chairman, will meet at •7 10
M with Mr* Thrasher, Miss Rvelyn Faby. a so o f Haiti*
3:30 PI M. with Mr*. Bach .t her Ru‘ * r ° urt
. . . .
.
' m,,r*
i The |lij.*incH» Girli* Circle of th#
l'r.shyti'ri»n Auxiliary, Mi** RvMr. and Mr*. Whynr T Dlmm.
' b--rt * St.vvn*, chairman, will mvvt Jr., who havr hrrn -ponding thrir
it 8:00 P.
with Mi** Frances honrymo-m in Florida, wrrr th"
gur*ta thi* wrrk of Mr*. Pimm’ *
M orrow, 801 Park Avvnuv.
At The Mayfair
Ra ph
Aii-tin
A profusion o f purple ha-ihrviis.
-wr-'l pea*. *nap dragon*, petunia-,
ami huddle, was placed in varim *
place* about 'he large clllh at
dttmium Af Ihe tea hour refrr*k
rnent* were «ene,| hy Mr* A U
lo o . Jr,. Mrs E II U nrv. Mrv
Edmund Met-rh.
and
Mr.
J
Adrian Brown The ice c t ir -e * ,
presented in the cluh hy tho Somlno r Creamery
Among those present were Mr*
J II H«h. Mr* .1 Adrian Brnwa.
Mr* I, C
Mitchell. Mr. J
A
Lick. Mr- J Rn*« Adam*. M n
M Minarik, Mr* Sanford Doudney. Mr. Walter |. r.Mi|a-r Mrt
E Compton. Mr*. J ()
L tn ef.
Mr* llsrry lleoron. Mr. It. 8
T tar. Mr. Fro-I T Williaim. M n
I •' Bennett. Mr* A \V Knot.
M r. A R Marshall. Mr* llrrman
Morn*. M r. F S
la m ...* Mr*
A M,
Philip*. Mr* Janie* A.
M tight, Mr* K W Copeland. Mi*
A F Carr. Mr*
S R Dighton.
Mr- C K Fnllagher. Mr* Walter
S ( oletnan. Mi* Mary II..mmol,
Mr* Oscar M lla rrl—in. an.l Mr*
W At Srntt
Cut Flowers
A LIGHT SMOKE
Iquit Showings
OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO
HENN*ETT
Although the oomtituenta of dSxrctta
paper arc, In themaoivco, tmxurpaaxed
fat purity and wfaolexomenetx, it may, if
crudely fabricated, contribute a marked
flefrre of irritation to cfearette nnoke.
Ggarette paper not only envelope the
tobacco la tormiaf a cigarette, but
through its physical properties may as*
erciae a favorable or i
ence upon the produets of oambostion.
Paper for Lucky Strike C garattea is
made under our own su lervision.
Sample* of each lot of cfee ttta paper
manufactured are rabjeet d lo tha
most rigid analyst* before i b used in
meitfatg Lucky Strike Cigar ttas.
and euf Lower arrange
menu for all otCAeionx.
Mrs. C. R. Kirtley
Fred
MacMURRAY
“ 13
HOURS BY AIR’
iM vl
I’ hon,
•
“THE VOICE
A r c l m us S u r v u y
B e ilin : .M a d e
F ed eral
“The
GARDEN MURDER
CASE”
Fhrv# h«fflm^
immb r* ? nli
through th# ii*# t»f t.lack Ml la ' . .
a h •• f n
*t«ntial #vi.|#n»*# .
ih#ar a»» • mi# o f th- In 1 •»
in S S
\ .«n |tin % laG .I • » »> lit MIM »
la * '
which play* at the Rlt
1 •at* r F» ' l.u
1
th# *cf#»h’* nrw. • 'hl’o Nam
. . ili'tii l m
.
llrncr
th# girl in thr
“ Broadway Melody”
In addition for ovory bau wtlfhiBt B poonda c
ar duriBS thia context, the ptrtoa makin# tha
Vrill weave hia choiea Iron a lan* aofection of
•hova on display tn oor-wfaxlow
tha fiah at oar xton, J
_____________ _
French Decorate
Prof. Seymour Of
Woman’s College
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i it.
H.J.LEHMAN
Candidate For Legislature
Group 1
Announces His Platform
MIXNIE
BESS
a s fo llo w s :
GARNER
W ll.l. HE HERE
1 I am iipp«»*r«l In n n
ll«»m r*lf»tl
nf iln In in III*. In IKi- h.inii- in* !»••**
11.ME
2
AND
lax
W IL L 111: I.I..\l>
IM
I am im fa m r i.f a r. M iplrtr rn irK m ii/N h iin nf H onH a'a
n lv u rlu rr
.1. I
a mi
a m n u lM iiiil
SaJyt’S
SHOP.
l'H O N K I'.
I '..rid*
Invitfn you and upir frieml.' in u
Free lai-lure on Lliri.xtinu S d c tu f,
“ Christian Science, the Science
of Reality”
an.l
a r n n -lil u ln .iM l
armMilmrNt
w hirh
wuulrf
rxiM ip l all r ia l r*»lalr I m m la u lM H l,
S E R V E l l u i I STM.MEIW
REALTY
rha ng# m th r p rr^ rn t
l.% rm p it»n -\ni* mim* Ml w hirh *tiulil rlim in a l# nr ilim ininh tn /
I "U A
I.i.Ml 11 n
A iwim p near Satillo. I'*., jn
wWeh tho honr* of a ma-liHl-m
xr*re reported found, will
re
drained thia lummer to fariliUlo
of tho find.
nf Sanfuid
a r#
a n n ou n ce
■#*» •
.111.1
Two Aviators Killed
In Crash In Storm
8«lact your Easier apparel at grxat taxing*. Tba
latent faahiona for woman, atylco for live tot* xnd
ttwna. and attragtixx acccaaorir* for tho Horn* art
greatly r e d u c e d .----- -*
in
fa«*ir
* h rh
nf
iip«-«iliMg
th#
prohibit* ih# l r « i i n g
prr«*rnt .ru n a lilu liu n i
of * *txl# iMtumr lit*
I. I am in fa%(ir of all *<hiHi| lrgi*lati«iii that w ill ir a iir r
pm p #r * ta lr aiil for a mi in- nn.Mlh**’ Irr m , ami p ro p rr R ilirlrfl
for m -HimiI Ira ch rra .
,3. I am I m f*««*r of ail<«|M4lr i l d a g r pm*i*»n*.
H I am in fa «o r nf rlim inxtiM g all uM M rrr^ar)
ami rnmmi>»«tiiM<*.
hoariln. b«r*
7 I, am in la%ur of rnluuMg Ihr aiilomohir# Hrrn*# lit«
lo !*».
h. I
Imi# lax.
.
in
im
latnr of |i **rr ing ih# prr*rMl rtorbilanl ga»o-
!». I am in favor of a lao prohibit ing thr ronalrurtion of
nlalr markrta within a railiim of I no mile* of an r\l*Mng ata(«
markrl.
10. | am in faxnr nf r f fr c llt r IrgUlallnn rontrcllm g tha
arlivillm nf Ikimlholdrrn* rom m ittrfa and Immrdiatr aUlv aid
in thr rrfundin* of rounl> ami municipal imlrhlrdtirrui.
* liy
Dickaon-lvt*.
■m -
U'C
lk
id. r
Cotton Co-Operative
Experiment IManned
Artlxisi K.imrvn S#> iimur h#n I
Japan. »• ' *
th# m-' t-rn languag# •!• parr
(
l.v M l " . ....I
*t
►: •ids Stef#
I nil. k-,.
. , 'I*-- Ini - ■ «nd
Wouirn here, ho* j«i«i « . , n * , , ,| | The
\ •
“ tiffiM i
d*\cad«‘ iiu#'
i.)
ti‘,,,, |
-lilt*
rrenvh governnifti' an h**n
.
I AAI rar#l\
awar.|#«| i
f .„ , CUt. t -• a
renniu#
wh»* ‘ •••ntribi t# to th# in*#ll#< *•* •! p r o ni l
•nentifi. ami «rti-t•. # x|>.ih*i..»
pant •
France '
The
Th# tiatin.-r i.»n u «
»**inf#.t t f.» a.p. ,
l:
upon th# Florid*
Slat,* i ..|• t., th#
profe*«#r hy Hie note-no mim
* rollon i
o f #diit'Ati<*n of Flam-*- M II. nn th# »'
\|
tfueiuot Th# \i*it .*f ih# F*#mh John D
Consul of New Orlean*. M |h |*ntf» . ...... u.
to thr Florida Sint# < .>11. ## .
I—L.
u* la*t yrar an.I low . «|*r#-*l.«n- f at m n.
and d i,
pl#a«urr at th# fine *|iia|o\
r»n *
w«*rV being a«voiii|dl«hed h* »*■ -u
lingtit«tir training *«n.| in o«'|OMiin 111# lot
too*In •
a know edg# »»f Fr. iu h lif.
I , , t it
lit#r«tur# ha* r#«ii|t#d in thi% re#
ogmtion hx the F*i#n» h go%einni#nt
|»r Seymmir h i« «tiidu.| **n *#v#r»l Id..
ocra*ion* al th»- I nik#i*it\ **f
Pan*, thr laat Inn# in IWIU
Honor* *i.".uli«i to th it »*f tl»#
French academy h o.# . oat# t.. In
Seymour in |ui»t >#ai*. IL liold*
an honorary d<*gi« « of
«| . ».o ,.f
literatnr# from Tong l.u umiai i - Ct
in China »*• th«* ie*olt »if In* #du
rational work ther *n h#l|^ig •
toLli«h two u n iie» -itn *
II# u ..
»• a cutre«|M»r\diHif •i. »»il»#r >•( *loAcademy of Gi •••n*l-a. S|iain. w!»•••••
he «tutli#«| at ••>!•* t»n»Dr. S» \
mnur ha* *luili***l ol*o in Italv o n 1
Mexico
II# ha* tn-rn at Floinln
State College f r Women for III
year*, prior to that teai long a'
th# Cni*rr*ity o f \Vi*con*m an I
th# I’ ltiirrdty *«f lllinoi*
ATTEND THIS GALA EVENT!
—
»h
Four Youths Burned
In Powder Kxplosion
II f H
i
Hon. W. E. Browm, C. S. It., o f I-nn AniO'lu*. California,
M em ber o f the Hoard o f lA<turt*xhi|i o f
The M other Church. The Firat Church of
Chrint Scientist, in Itoston, Massat husetts.
.
I rr*prrlfull> anlirtl jc u r rarrful rnn*idrralion o f rich ol
Ihr ah«ixr plank* in m> platform and »i|| apprrcialr further
•ugKralinn* and rrrwmmvndaliuna which will rnahlr m# la b f af
grralrr arrxicr to thr pr-p*# nf Scminolr C*ounly.
on
T h u n d a y Evening, April 'J. 1938, at 8 P. M - in the
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Benjamin of New York, non of
Ranfiird I. I'nd"rwn«*l nml AA I
Mr| and Mrs S, Benjamin of thi- [
ln, n. K,., ••f th'ii
city Th" wedding look place nn *|h,ny .Intinn. wrr.- kill-.I In-I
Mar 23 in New York City.
night whrn -.n- ..f (h",r ,.l
Mr Benjamin lived in Sanford cra*hrd at I'nvilnn. N Y Him
the greater part nf his life. wa» were th- only per—m- iit»>n"l iti graduated from l^minnlr High piano which wa* flying n r-'gulu •
Fchool, and attendml Ihr Uni •ehodulo. Tho »hi|i » n , on r-.Oli I veraity o f Florid* in C-ainravtll" Buffalo from Newark, N’ J . » i h
*topa *rhodulr«l fur Srrntnn, I '* ,
Mr, and Mr*. Beniamin ir o mal>
ing.their homo in Now York whoro end Elinira, N. V.
Tho piano approached I'avilinu
tho former In engaged In hu*i
noaa.
through a blind ing inftA* *tnrrn. It
•truck tho ground ra*l of th
o f tho town with terrific :oipa-l.
DICKSON-IVES
IIARRYMORE
BUGLE ANN”
3703
Tha*
••Ming »*'r
Over 7X ( llr -t ln * t-.n<t»nc«
and wrrr met »t th- d.v., hy Mr*.
Wvltrr L, l
(ro.i.lont o f tha
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Eleanor Zoob
Wcda M. Benjamin
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Mra Jamr.i G. .Stugwi. jn - l h lrj.
W Thothlorr l-anglgy *. h„.|r*»o*.
Also Mr* II M I'apwnrth, Mr*.
AA J Thigpen. Mr- Paul Jnhnann,
Mr- .tt C Smith. J r . Mr* W. G.
Fleming, Mr* Earl Jeter.
Mr*
C F Proctor, Mr* J. It Coghurn.
Mr*. A J Peterson. Mr* J K
Mayer. Mr- O tto Crliloell. MrE J Tol , Mr* Edmund Aloiach.
Mr* John Mei»rh. Mr* A W la-e.
J r , Mr* II-D Freeman. Mr* O P
Herndon. Mr* J M llaye-, Mr*,
Dave Bnfii-ke. Me* I Toll MrW Toll. Mr*, Arthur Branan. Mr*
J
Af. Sllnerlpher.
Mrt J. I,
Ingley. MrMargaret
Lourk*.
anil Mr* J If Tenhct,
Also Mr*. If W Riirkrr. Mr*
E II laney, Mr*. Wi I* Morgan.
M r. Hugh Tlllla. Mr*. R J. Ilolly,
Mr* W E. Kirchhnff. M r.t D L.
Thrasher, Mr*. Samuel Pule«tnn.
Mr*. Norman S DeForvat. Mr*
K. M Galloway, Mra. A. O r v t i o f
brnthrr-iivlaw and
ai<grr, Mr. Miami* Mr*. James llawkln* o f
TUESDAY
Thr Daughter* o f \V.*l.y Cl»*a and Mr*. John Schirr'rd, Jr.. Pal- Mocksville. N C . and Mr*. II R.
Thry Irft thia Hansel: of Sharon. Conn.
nf thr Flr*t Mcthoilivt f'hurch will nirtto Avrnur.
m .et al 8:00 P. M. at th* rhurch morning for thrir horn, at New
annex wit Mr*. J. E. Courier an) port Nrw*. Va.
Ml*a B .* «i. Zachary an<i their
ihh
group* a-t ho*tr»*r*.
EX H IBIT TO HE IIF.I.D
Thr mualcal rla«»ir, “ In a PrrTho annual I akr Monroe |lnmr
•ian f-arilrn,'' will he prrarnlrii at
Mr. ami Mr*. Bernard Pritx of
8:00 P. M. at thr h o m i n ’- Club Drmonatralion Exhibit will u k r
Ky thr Remington Studio* nf Or place at 8:00 P. M. at tho I.akr N#w York City tiwlav announced
marriage o f thrir grand
lando. lawal American Childhood Monroe School. A chirkrn pilau the
Education Organlxatlon, aponaor- •uppor will hr served, The public daughter, Mi** *KI#anor 7-o«d*f al*o
of New York, to Morri* Samuel
I* invited to attand.
| Yo-Nlght
T'
Umith,
R ri'g r ram p. * „ r rn Hnr(j „ „
til late In thr nfterr.mn whan l n h
•core pri*r. , *i|v,r p,rU" i.rk .
w , . awarded to M n J R \fgyer.
-rron»l high - r o t , n-iro. * la -r
nf -nap d r a n m . aid drlphirjum.
* ■ ' given tn Mr* \ |lrnvit| of
Miami and rot p r ii., • , bin, r*li*h
Hlah. <»•• won hy M -. D*car M
ll-rrl-o n
M r.
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hid and made the flr.t grind * »m .
rorrlird a d-oh lo Ink nf playing
rard. and Mr- I C Br-nnrlt rrrrivnl low -roro pri-r. * r*ni nf
tojlrt -nap
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CluK nf Sanford -a- gi on Tues
day a ftrrnnon »• th- r h h n u »
With Mr*
PACE THREE
Steps
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• Are Taken' On
In State To Save MI: \ ' . \ Ill\,» I'1*1 |l»i 'I
Valuable Records
Featured In New S. S. Van Dine Mystery
Telephone 148 tho building ?um! if tho iVnman'i
Orlando Group Plans
Social Calendar M u 8 i c ^
Subscription Bridge
Party Given Tuesday
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TOMATO
WASHINGTON, Apr.
_ T h « Seoat* Inrf*U*wtJeel Comm l t * K»» approved a Mil to pw -
ttiABLtm
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ntliaatad In Dumber abo* WfiVk
DRMOCRATtC PA&TT
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_1U N E 2,1936
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presentatiVe In Coiingress
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RAYMOND!*]
J iHrtrkt
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wimeultta* IV—
"wtirihy alltma" "b o U w n ittfri
tjw^ country illegally. Tla |umWt
whb would be affected by Ihe lat•'*r( protlaion » u estimated at
Hr hr TH fM B H l®
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aulhnriu
iinn**t
Quirk Senate a c 'o n eiM hr
, night by adveeate* o( tie Wit
1wM>' Kara «»M that Una* In U*
i "wprthy claaa" face deputation
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victtm t'flfcc*
in iM
ttmm o u n
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VaaOa aori b>(<M ti*m M
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Hr. Varr apaaM far Itla
iBart*. ramp, aa HrI.a Ml
prllra a.t trial array Ika I
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JAS. G. SHARON
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REX PACKARD
For Governor
SHORTS e
PAN CHAPPELL
OTTOSCHMEHL
WM* C.(Homttetead pill) HODGES
PETER TtilJRSTON
For Attorney General
CaaMng revenue In IIM wtth - Praalriawt Bedaovatt’a
n * H tha hou*a war* and mean* 4w r*l«*e oallari A.
5 oft I, Internal rovanu* department etatiotielart, wh*
Minting out prep**** aenroaa an a ahart WaUhtno hi
yiii|h*aw (aantar) •*# North.Carolina, chairman of the
had Orry T . Hslvartnp, aammiaolaaar af InUmal revan
For County Commissioner
#aiad Pt$mfhata).
District No. 8
For Comptroller
State* for not le*» '.'San tan yaari
—or at t o r i ana xrar of they ha<l
doa« family connection*.
Allini ora now aubjeet t« de
portation for flotation of fedora*
aarreUe law*, or for two cone ittlmo In akta or federal court*
of violation' o f ' lain Involving
moral turpitude. The bill would
ROY L. HOWELL
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
State Treasurer
C. B. SEARCY
f S Railroad Commissioner
For County Commissioner
District No. 4
For State Senator
W. B. WILLIAMS
STIR Hsndtprisl District
For County Commissioner
J. Jt PARRISH
District No. 5
W, G. KILBEE
f o r Representative, State Legislature
H. J. LEHMAN
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
Ifiainuim chare* I0<
OR IE R. MATHIEUX
£or Representative, State Legislature
Group No, 2
l—Anmmpcwntftiti.
J. T. McLAlN
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A. G. WAGNER
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For Justice of the Peace
Fourth putrid
JAS. C. ROBERTS
For County Judge
Fourth District
BOB DODSON
R. W. WARE
For County Prosecuting Attorney
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
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W. J, THIGPEN
JOHN G LEON ARDY
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lupervisor Of Registration
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,W. HERBERT MESSER
Democratic Committeeman
8AMUEL A. B. WILKINSON
For Sheriff
PAUL G. RIGGERS
C. M. (CHARLIE) RAND
Sanford Market Report
Tharadar. Apr. I,' 1*1*.
•
* Dally Naort af rUJBIDA frail*
I* (roekere, earlot aeeerohler, «e4
a l l reaeiablea ‘ at ih . HafaM
Mata Parmeri' k t e lie d e Uertel
jCoe^ aee.
m laf anualltr
ssh
^ h ft
»**-|t.ll.
USTAHOi
bunch,,.
Sloe 14a JMf .
tk -I K . SALAO
f e 'r . w t i u ’ Sdips ;s i» .M e w l
Fe^^CIaELUANP
MEISCH
J. OVERSTREET
A. TATE
For Clerk Cfrcuit Court
P« HERNDON
-ALTER L. MORGAN
For Tax
ter. ku. i i ee-iM *. i *
■KAN*; ISNAIM Fla. Oalat aulaslee* loir aiMltly l U I - l l i e fe»
l'crfiTt)a
*a:f,|u,»lh»'
keat 1*1*
MtSTS: riuopli.e Itfceral, U-rnaaC
muderal*.
market
Cull
FU
per da* kuachee. k'» "t aionlr lieS a Balk. LU. hekla l«c-l«r.
BROCCOLI! Via. hu. krnara. rneaUy
ka.
rental an percentage bad*, you on flla In county court.
Under tha petition the 1,100
' ■. Bo* “ Farm” car*
carry ’labor.
•hare* of atock In “Tha Journal"
Herald.
ewnnk. ttf Nleinan would b* adtd
•—aituaUoa Wanted.
by truf’.Vaa o f hta aatata to the
COLORED woman want* houxo Journal Company, Grant tad
Mtaa Fay* MeBeath, NUman'a
‘ work. 914 H ckory Art.
nt'ee. Grant hat bean executive
HERIENCIED
atenPFvaphar rico prnldant of tha paper, which
ralraa portion Is Banford. t4»«r wn* founded by Nleman. A "Jour- .
yaar> axpertenc* In Lout*- M l" employee. Mine MeBeaUi for
», tncludlnc dictaphone work, eaeeral year* alto baa aaalatad In
I Grille lyilaon, 814 Vf. Flrat the manay*'®*nl of bar Uncle* la
te reO. T‘
.. , . LEtH*
A brock o f itaak la aacaaa el
tlJWODOO K t« be wad* availL rummer ratea nay able af atlrM tha term* for dmI t., LaffW* ApartmenU, P'OJM participation In W n k f c
h» order to
further parpetuaU
tho amptoya argahriatiofL
laSwl
ffinuM.
W E R T .The
LOST: Small Pomeranian dog.
Tan «0lur*d- Anawer* to nam"
•'BuaUr-’* it found pl*a«* notlff
VILW AUKEE, Apr. Cv— C»J
W. D. Hofmann, phone 79.VW.
— Approval o f aalt o f tha lata L.
W. Nlaman'a 65 pareent tnteraat
In “ Tha Milwaukee Journal’* for
A u to m o b lU s .
|3,860,000 under a plan (tfln c
1931 ‘ C IlE V R O L rr Dual Wheat,
M if y M
baa* truck. Na»
T im and T a*. |2Tr«.oo ileal asd
Bo h , » 1 W. P in t S t
of lhe aleck U *ak*d in a pplitlon
18 —lARfurtmsnU for R m t.
New* aerrteai
i n an si (WMA) 71* hu. kaars
rurJnenha poor to ■•"»:. nuaUty,
I'ASBAUK: SaaBUta mudertH. da■, m M fair, market ahnlit ateaSP
'Fla. Caaaakaaen bulk: p»r foa
til ia.iti.ee. Hw ewi. n .u
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Employes To Obtain
55 Percent Of Stock
Ii> Milwaukee Paper
For Constable
Ga W .5PENCER
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FOR 8ALH: two-12 foot heart
cypruaa boat* and brand new.
HAv T t o U * WATCH rapnlm
dean. Waah. Tbay will b* aceomby » s who really know* haa 1). II. Hooker, Long* noJ, Fla.
nanlad by Stair Commander II, B.
WILL SACRIFICE 1200 dUunonl
Oanway. York, Pa.: Captain E. L.
ting for flOO cmh.Jtox H, Hay- Itlnaeteln. o f Harrlaonbsrg, V*.
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Captain W. T. piibir, Sanaa ito
Irk J'efiuartag N>t.
FISHING TIME L3 HERE. Oat
2J-123. Return to Herald.
our price* on Tack!*. StanleyLOST! Mai# potrfer ■4*s~U|ot.| Rogers Hardware Co.
Whit*, black and licked. Last
teen at Bigtfera' Dairy naar Sil
ver U R * "Wadnaaday morning.
Fbaler notify C A. Whidden. _
H. H. PATFISHALL
GORDON BARNETT
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Nliman, who died laat fall, dL
"Utad via hta win |ha| ttjuAl
•hart* of thd itock atl* procaada
« o W bin widow and MJa* Me
f-BTORY
hora^’ located
on
tftford Are, near airport. f5
Four'aeriaa o f aihlbltloM from
month. Phan* 910-W.
th# ,p*r»w a m aaoum 'of kyglana
bar* iaen am t U all parta o f the
h im e o g
a s i
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plaa far aletneney far a aaaand
af ahambara ta annaunca tha
It la«al • n aaa ta •Bruno. Lift
• •drama right* (lev. Harold Q.
►wn Wins Grand National
n *
Uma, but
daatalan,
ta rlfht:
Hoffman
par d o Ss
cc
VAIN
Hauptmann had hapad la aaa&pa lha tlfetria thalr. Tha Na* Jtraty
aaaln
lt Alban ■.
•••In rajaatad
rajaalad.lt
B. Harman I(lalt), dark af tha aeert, la
I tha aanlar.ara four mambara af IM court leaving tha h«arlna
In
Walter L HatfHId, Jr,
Jaaaph
Ota |r, William Wllfaktll and
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It ahewn cam in I from tha ha army at t lah ha pitadad In vain far
NATION’S TOP GOLFERS SET FOR -AUGUSTA* TOURNEY
SOUTHERN GAME COMM ISSIONERS EAT CROWE
Crow* ana the dlah arhan aoulhtm game and t Iih coanmiaalonera, attending • conference In A l
lan a, wera topper furata of Georgia’! Com m lnlonjr 7.arV Crevey. In thin amnp ready to tarkle tha
nrw delicacy arr, Irft to right: J. D. Chalk of Ra-!elgh. North Carolina commlaaloner; Damon Heddon
of Kaahvllle, Trnnrtafr rommiaalonari I. N. Kenna 'y of Tallaho-wr. •veutivr arerrlary of the Flor
ida eommUilon, and Max Han of Richmond, n rcu t l*r erctefary
i f the Virginia ronimiaaiun. (AP
TWO DIE, TWO HURT AS FAST EXPRESS C R M tlES
Rounding a ctirva in • blllbdlng rain, a fait Phlladi 'phia tailioad aldeawiped a freight .’rain naar
Manor, Pa., killing two rngtnaari and hurting two firrm n.
No paaarnger* wrre injured.
Tha
wracked locomotive arid baggage ca rs,of Ihr exprvipa are ahown above. (A i1 I'holo)
V
‘GIANT EYE’ MOVES TOWARD OBSERVATORY
iW| croaalag thto flnlah lina on vein the Grand
At Alnalra, Ragland, for tha aecond conjectiire waa arnt by wire to London and then raBagnnUatoaa U tha third h n ia ia t(ia hia ury
tarfcd In eaweeixtaei. (A P Phato)
With tha king af tha llitka, tabby Jaaaa, at thalr Mad, tha Mtlan’a autatondtog aalfara are eat
Id toe etf to the Auguita Natianal Invtutlan half tournament at Augutto, Oa, an Thursday, April fc
Amaita Babhy’a autotandlng eempetltara trill ha aamh atara aa Jahnny A*valla (laftj, g. a, A.
ahampian and high maney wlnnar af 1*M| Unman Uttto (lawar right), Britlah and U. B. amatoer
•hamplan: and Oana Baraxtn (tog right), tha dafandlng ahamplan. Janaa la ahawn aantarv (A*-
IN
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FIGHT
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Palomar, Calif, ia ahown at It phMad Tairport, N.Y„ on a fa tear near the cud of a apacial truth.
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flee of Jdo. a J Inklru, County tax
On School GrtmnHa
rTOUp collator, tod»y. Only (1m m *Mr(tonlto the Cty who here paid laat
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psrtietoato to'crania I ' T ? 1! ' ***** aftornsto after- (hunjred and aeran roba ware caat
C. W , MU1, prbet- * * ^ / » ^ * * i^e spring tratobg
(he municipal primary bat
ike Mary school, wfi.
J*"1 7 * r b propoaod for Decrmbor.
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--------nd I. The two ruhl ha In chary* of
i t l m ^ i b i h r . Tha' "‘ " f r J
1 lira F. J. Bauer suffered sec
Lymes and Oviedo, schedule of a*
ond degree bam i vestorday aftervarious field sports lews:
nooa wbfn a preaaanre gieoltov
EVENT
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abet exploded in the kitchen of
C
Girt*
» Yard Dash
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her home at M l West P rat Street.
B
Girls
» Yard Dash
1I I
Bhe waa In an adjoining n o n at
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f i„ ,r ~ g * M i b , u » m m
C
Boys
n Yard Dash
S 4#
the time. The force of the axpto£/> lions Club (the 11th season), 4iH
B
Boys
M Yard Dish
6
»lon blew oat of the wtndowi in
they’ll pby according to standard
C
Girls
•ho front room . of th« dwelling.
50 Yard Dish
4 2-4
•', yeUsd There In only one sxc< ptlon
B
Girls
Base Be l Threw
144* J"
The fire department extinguished
will, ha no charge for the games,
B
Boy*
th« bbta. pamaga waa alight.
High Jump
/ 4’ a**
from the standard rale. Thera
C
Boy*
Bunding Broad Jump V I"
7
l i e public can see them, free
Officerg of tha Young DemoB
Girls
Basket Ball Threw
72* 1**
gruff, far nothing. Thoy’lt pby
erab Club expect nearly e<t?ry
0
Girls
Standing Brohd damp 7*4”
every afternoon during tha
candidate for lagblatbo and coun
B
Girls
44 Yard Dish
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mar With tha exception of Batorty officer* wi I attend thb eraoC
Bey*
40 Yard Dtsh
4 45
Lake
Vary
I day and Sunday afWrrmonL. At tha
lag’a maaa meeting in the Court
B
Boys
jo o Yard Dish
12
Lyman
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does of tha season thayTt hate
Houae, end Ihiy hope there will be
B
Boys
Runnlftg Broad Jump 14’ 10"
Chuluota
Lj their lawn'little “ world Mrtao."
a lin e attendance of yoter* to
C
Boys
High Jump.
4* 7"
Lyman
Thera are tlx teams in tha B*nmeet the ran'Ida tee and hear them
C
Girls
Ri nsing Broad Jump 12*9" '
Wlleon
9 <ford Junior Boys Baseball League,
Ull why they Pro seeking office.
C
Boys
100 Yard Dash
II 2-4
* Lyman
and the Sanford Lions dub b
iBpercheehre to be limited to three
B
*
Boys
ISO
Yard
Bun
l -. furnishing all the equipment for
mtnube each. 8. Alex Sharon la
C
Girls
Base Ball Threw
132* 10"
Wilson
, el the teams—balls, bats, mitts,
to bo chairman of the meetln.
B
Girls
Standing
Broad
Jump
7*
i'/i"
Lyman
' far all the bams, hut the players
B
Boys
Standing
Brand
Jump
4’
4"
Gsnera
' ate. Maaagera-have been ahosra
.(Thief R. G. Williams and IJeoC
Girls
Basket Ball Throw
44’ II"
Laki Monroe
;'Y Three of the ' managers startotl
tenant C, II. Shaffer of the police
B
Girls
Running Broad Jump It* M"
Chuluota
wUl (elect their own eapteliti.
department report they obtain'd a
d
Boys
Running Brand Jump 14* 4"
Geneva
' their baseball careers a* members
confession from Otha White, co‘B
Girls
220 Yard Relay
U
Oviedo
el the Junbr Bessbell League.
orwl, to having rObi ed . D. Mar
C
Boys
120 Yard Reby
33 1-4
Lyman
'■, They art O. P. Herndon Jr, Billy
tin’s store at Celery and Mellon.
B
Girls
>20 Yard Raby
.1 l
If - Xacbry and SL Cblr Cameron.
vQle Avenues when the lieutenant
B
Boys
440 Yard Raby
n M h e elx Junbr Baseball League
found Mr. MarttnV. money >aek
beau are a* fellows:
Ctas* B. Seventh and Eighth
on a bairn under the negro’s hoise.
5
Cube—St. Cblr Canwron, man
Grada*.
.
The negro stole the money, police
ager; Bad Box—John Kelsch, Jr.,
reported, when Mr. Martin went
Class C Sixth Grade aiel under.
■■ manager; O b n b —O. P. Herndon,'
. The usual allgfrilUy rubs will
to’ a shad In the rear of hi* store
Jr.,i manager;
Yankee*—Billy
govern thl* meet.
to fill tbo negro’s order for a sa
lachry, manager; Pirate*-MaxAny contestant may enter three
lon of *U.
wel. minagxr; Semlnoles—R. A.
events and tha raby, but no more.
Cobb, managor.
Aay contestant U allowed to
y1
The opening game next Monday
L . afternoon will be between the compels In any *be* hhpve M*
\
Yankees and tha
Red Sox. AU own If the principal think* It
, gtm<s will be played en the wbe, but tbb art t be counted a»
Grammar school grounds, bagln-. on* of hb event*.
Only on* entry (ram each school
ling at • o’clock.
Playing members of tha ' San- U allowed In each event.
Contestant* in standing breed
feed Junbr Baseball League ay*
all'under tha xga of 14 year*. Jump* may hoek tholr . toes one
About 1K» boy* participated b Inch ovar th» hoard. Running up to
All Seats Taken
Townsend Saw
. Millions In His
Pension P l a n
• tr y .
Running over or around
board In runalag bread Jump
l * e # y s b jit i e d a r night crowd, raebm rbh* and ret_th*lr rei purred on by tha opportunity of artton to hb p rofoM iB * aiW h»
Miying Or aoda JuUbr Welfare aapecl* e « r y eUA before
Leagn* with 1U opermtbn bt H« aaked for the conference h»r*
Fair Oaka Home for under prir- trior* he took forth*- atop* tow-rd
Uagpd thUdrea at OrUndo, Jammed tha formation af tha proposed
I t i r f available east and remained Orange. Belt Letgo*. Trevtmsn
through tha flnbh af an ll-e«*nt told tha committeemen, In order
program!
• »# togualnt bral h*ne with tha
~
“ War Leader, Idea and aecertsln If they weu.d
•lore of PM weteenw eoeh a league.
MIAMI,
Ayr.
L—(g j—A p-. rannlng under the
•Win the
The *l*ht b n u ln the Anmriparently camera* are aa ‘
---------kace" by a ^
Aaaoebtlon ■*•• Ml""*reptlbla to fraUUba. a* the human
bom*
pHre. ipoUi. at. F»ul MUwnakM, K » eye Ig Judging the finish o f A
______________ . — i h * with * tea CUT, IndbaapoU*. Toledo. Coeloeo hors* race.
At lease. It waa claimed to k stiver, rovtn# c u fh f'M r a . Worth iambus and Uubvlll*. The Ingait filed in Dads county circuit W. Schombanr. ahalrman * f the. tornatbaol 4iagu# teama nr* tho
Icourt that two photographic nut- JuaWv Wstture Loagvc pregrem * * * * 0 1 , . Toronto. „W tlm ora,
.*■ ' r
grrecnee. Albanv, Buffalo, Eoeh|chin**, on* an , a!*«trVal 4evb* committee.
and tha other a hand Moving -. ttraaa waa UU U t j d s W ** «*tar and Meunrk.
”7
picture tamer* showed different Uio fact that lu fe r d » h a Ledge ... -------------
Cameras At Track
Result In S u i t s
In Mianti C o u r t s
Consumer
Battery Special
n i* a *
Park.
Tho proceedings, brought by tha
Automatic Electrical Doric** Inc-,
a SL Petersburg, FI*-, corporation,
resulted to tho Gables Recto* As dove' A1 Colls odor jrfD drtoo• a
sociation.' operator of Tliylwil
Park, being enjoined from b u f
fering with tho core pang’s photo
graphic oqotpmont Installed at Uw S i i r w r t 1K m 1 ; W ftri rtod
tiaok,
, T
Tha company obbtad. ilia ‘trick
had agreed to al ow it 14 oportto
its device during the
tog at Treplaal Park
c SrS
S M E
Ird rat*. fiitofUv*
n J T
litamea*.
kilt
Tr.
BLtin tl!-
FKT*
0 *,V *ree7,
It* ras*. s s s w r
boon attended by o*«gre**»#n
2 UN , S lliim |that various regional aroR n*
rgora paU |7S a w*ok o p
Uat. Pane* Ptetatar. armed lady. Washington at dlffaareat A m
" txpltln- tha TownooW Pbi
photograph tt
___wring'Mptxra
Twice tha reauita of the
noias vnrbd, H allogod.
thb sreok, tt charged, tha
; .•!' >r. V2S2
A DeHdom and Tasty
[71
Orange Juice
Pork Link Sausage
WAFFLES
with Maple Syrup
' Coffee
LACEY’S
Drug Store
DRINK RUMS DBY PALM QINGJUI
UPPER 14 TRUE FRUIT LIME RICKEY 7
ACID, ALKAU TOUR R Y lf
NBHI MALTED CHOCOLATE '
NBHI BOOT n i m
. . . ,
ROYAL CROWN COI.A
NBHI TRUE FRUIT ORANGE
•?'
TREAT YOURSELF TO THB BK*T ,'
Sterilised Bottles
R ebuilding and Servicing on nil M ik a i o f H
N ew ft Factory— Rebuilt Typew riter*— E n«y
AU W ork Guaranteed.
-toird T-cedeV, l» b Indbxtod In
Incomp1st* and u aoffbbl returoa
received by the able agricultural
extension aervtee.
BgLmp f n flg ^ S m n lo 1
# A rww type of rodpol
# M ixad a s o o d a l, morw
painstaking woyl
# A^orvufeut flavor I
There’s N o Secret
UA2wAlfHl,U,|t
X
<i»VPaste* Ow'Teara rrlwid.
Local Growers
Vote Against
Market P a c t
Figures from U eountbs> ebow
/% fawraMe rots o f aimrat fire to
env. it b andoonced. More than
3000 votM, moat of thl as said to
b T fs r the agreereeut, cast b ,
--------- aa£-UMOcbtbu* juid lored 'thf Townevnd. Clement* and wanhtl direct to Wah^gtow are
o'her* mad* political speeches In not toeladed In cxbnatan acrrico
the recent Michigan campaign report*.
-*" ____ ’
which resulted In the sleetisn of
County. commit tare are eanvagsRepresenUttre Main, Rapokllcan tng tha rote* today, and final reand Town**nd supporter,
firm* of Individual grower baltob
e CtkroenU toileted hi* ipeechoa wit! bo canreasodby a Mato earnwere In eupport of tho Townsend mitts* Frkby. •
: *
plan and wore not polltkaL 11a
tattifbl, hewaver, that Townsend
club manAere were urged to ret*
for tha ct adIdato who would tapport legislation to make tho Town
send Plan law.
Hoffman naked If the Towaaond
Wooktv did not claim credit fee
the election of Main. Clements
aaH. “ NatureRy sre were pbaaod
with hU •'action," but added there
wore many things printed In lho
Townsend Weekly and don* ,br
Vaasa
•tdb. k told,
H ILL
e .„ v
resident of Bafcfbrd, b atU: Uri?g,
aha tan collet MOO from the Penn
Mutual Life Thaurinec Company,
of PhlbdJphbl If aha b deceased,
the same amount will be paid ty
the company to her exec uton or
« * b b . In an effort to locate her,
the eomptBp haa ached the aaabtaaca af The fterald.
"W e hare on otr hooka,’* tha
company aaya, “a number of Uatooee* In which endowment poticyhodera or thalr* baaafkbriea, al
though tha policyholders did not
pay tha stipubied number of pre
miums, srv never:helesa entitle!
to eaah payment*. We beHere that
in moat Instances they hare either
forgotten the pailesa or hare died
without leering a record of them.
Our efforts to locate these per
sona for whom wb are holding
various s-jma af money have to far
been without auceoaa.1*
»
Ererard Barnes, whoee bat ad
dress, according to the company'.)
records, was Hanford, many yean
ago he purchased an endowment
po Icy payable b Allen A. B on n ,
hla wife, but failed to continue the
payment of premiums. Thereupon,
assuming him to be still alive, the
company applied the cash value as
premium b Continue tha pelicy In
tha amount of IBW.00 up to June
10. 191k, when the same amount
automatically became due and
payable to Alb* A. Barnes.
”
r. ■
*n,
�y.iw.rx-viyr Wmm
-------- ■~~r-~r------ *r
Snnfort la Tha Opty Centra)
Florida City Affording Rail, High**'
And Water Tranaportatioa
AN INDEP
SANFORD. FI,0
lig h te n
ord Area'
fc lig h t Wires
rBrant Of Blow
« S o m e Tree
IpaWere Broken
jfall Fence
^Toppled Over
bne And A Half
fo i O f Rain In
fet Is Recorded
Beneficiary Found
By Publication In
The Sanford Herald
Tit* Herald
last
svinln;
*»ktd for information a , to tho
addrms of relatives of Alio*
A. Hornet to whom t hi* Peru,
M ites! Life Imar* nr* Comn* ny of Philadelphia want* to
oajr 1200. And earl; thl* morn'
In*
W. C- W oodruff,' 500
Mjrrtlo Arrau#, reported tha;
Mrs. Rodin Bryan, a daughter
of Hr*. Bamra. litea at 500
40th a t , iEa«t Savannah, Ga,
In who.* home Mr. Woodruff
hoarded aeeeral years ago. Mr*.
Rarnea died In Savannah Uut
November, Mr Woodruff aald.
Her husband, the tato E, R.
Barnet, w n mayor of Sanford
in tho rarly daya. The Banna
family left Sr nford about 15
*»*rt a*n, according to Mr.
Woodruff.
EveryCharge T
Is Denied By |
Judge Ritter
S t E ■&£ Broadtide F ire d
Jjhlfti,'tMh«S By 48 C andidates
T w o S co re K illed
And Hundreds Hurt
By Angry Elements
Will Be Executed At
INNOCENCE
8 O’clock ‘As Mat
ters Now Stand,’ Is
Warden’sStatement
■t n *
WASHINGTON. Apr. 3.-</Pl ..
Federal Judge llalated L. Hittar of F orida. In a lengthy reply
to House Impeachment charge*
flier) In tha Senate to.Vy, denied
each allegation mad* again,t him.
He ia charge-1 with allowing eg.
rwaahra receivership fee* lo A. L.
Rankin of W**t Palm Reach, a for
mer law partner; with peraonelly
profiling from these fees; with
practicing law after going on the
fed era' bench and with evading
Hauptmann'* attorney, demanded that the Huntmion county
arand Jury U> mnrtMtl to con•ider kidnap
rhirgra again*!
Carl H. Wervlel, wh>a* alleged
rtiafeasion o f the Lindbergh crime
ha^ been rrpodiatrd but who** ca*e
, I* now before the grand jury ip|
iTrenlon. Prosecutor Hauck aald ne i
lalstead I. Ritter of Miami (eentar), through hi, |i* conalderlng
_________ _____
____that hr
the_rrquest
iff man of Miami (left) and Frank Walth of New j>in In the demtml for grand Jury
every c h a m of impeachment brought against action on the Wrndel raw.
He i, to go 16 frisl before the bar of the Senate
In Brooklyn, District Attorney
Geoghan ,aid he eipected imj__________________________
______ portant developments In ronnec•r f ,
■£-------tlon with Wende *, story he wa,
abducted there and forced to confeat the Lindbergh slaying.
Meanwhile, preparations again
were made for Hauptmann', eaecutlon at 8 o'clock tonight, but thr
condemned man toll guard, he wa,
"confident and not worrying." Mr*.
lUuptrnann,
stunned by recent
<'«ve npmrnl*. hoped for another
Expert UnableTo!
iUnraverMuddled*
f o . th* ad- I T 1* ** *
t' ir^ n* ,h« »no*tior.
wvtsvda. aft ' ^ 1 non* e f ,K« rtsdldites snoke
On Constitution
HAVANA, Apr\ 3.—W ^ -D e clartng "centralisation of power ie
ilia first atop on th* road to fascism
of eommunlim." Wiliam R. Rogers
of Jacksonvillc, preaidant o f t h *
Florida Bar Association, bitterly
attacked effort* to change the
Federal Constitution and the Ad
ministration's mtihoda of distrib
uting government Jobs.
"Today we Kara neither * de
mocracy nor a representative gov
ernment.' Rogtrs told tome 300
attornoya attending th* state bar**
annual conventlpn hare.
"What wo hov* Is a political au
tocracy—goveramont of politicians
by po.ltUlana and for politicians.
Tho politicians will ga Just as far
aa they d am Tim only restraint on
thorn ia tha wrath o f an outraged
people oxpnsaod every once and a
while In a house-cleaning election.''
Referring to tho AdminUtrnttefrt method* of filling Job*. Hogm i teU an npptkmst mast have a
certificate from tho dulrrasa of
Mm Domotrail# County Executive
Committee a* to hla ragu-arity;
hi* at#to chairman mutt add M*
cortiflaate o f politloal purity and
tha local campaign manager of
1M1 moot supplement this record
with Mi endorsement!
WASHINGTON, Apr. .T -tA I
Coui
Collector Jno. I).
—A ,pecial iluuse Invc-tlitallng
Jinkin'
------- ------------ property ownrr,
committee recorded urpri*c tt*etl-1 that taxes become delinquent on
mony that finvnrai record, ni>f th t'lh e llrst Mon.ay in April, which i«
Townsrnd Plap were so "muddled n*at Monday, Apr. 8.
and confuted" U u t.fou r
xp-rt |
—
accountants failed to unravri them
StateSenator J. J. Parrlah wa,
in-a fortnight's work.
byralardar that ho had
■'TfabttO'.Jy J. R, ]|oJg*,,
Robert CJarmtC realrftftlhational secretary, testified that tome fhalrmam of-the I'cmocretie State
91,700 collecteil at ^
a recent
Tow n-] CommlttiI**, a, one of the apeakere
..
tend ma*a meeting In Lna Angel*, In the state campaign for th* Te
ws, not turned o»er f> the OH Ago fleet Inn o f President Roosevr t.
Revo vlng Pension,, Ltd., the pa r-1
--------ant corporation, nor rvcorded nn' Announcement wv» mail* at last
its took*, although he urged Dr. n'rht’e political rally that
tha
F. E. Town,end to do eo.
|Young Democrala Club wilt ,ponJohn Bloo.i,wnrth, Detroit o ffic e ' ,or *
,n ,h" M *ff«lr Hotel
manager of Price, WatcrhoJV Co..
th,> ev1en,n« of »L>niay Apr. 13.
cetllfled pc>lic acrounlint o f New ' h‘‘
of ,h* birth o(
York, testified that an eight, or Tho'” * ’ J» ff' r>onnine day examination of the Tow n-* _.
send Iqo k, had left hi, . t . f f of ac '
-m ew h a
countant, unable to certify aa to
n,!, |i*LU
, . "I*, r*J! ,c* ntr**
asset* and liabllllles of the.nrga t- P/ [ " ' ' * hl fr“ .,t in
u
lh» north portion and po«alb y
. . .
. . . .
In *c* l,er»d low placea In th* InBloodaworth explained the rec- ltr(or of )h, cenlrt,
to.
ord, wet* apparently In two parts, I night; Saturday (Hr and not ao
arnl were “ not readily auacep- I raid ln th, north portion,
tibia to audit," particularly for thn|)S»^
______
period up to July 1. 1935, aicept
Romo person saw smoke Issuing
at prohibitive coat
|from an automobile on Park Art-
launched tha Townsend Old Age
Pension movement rejected hla
nrgtnga.
Clements said he was without
knowltdg* o f tho nltimpto dUpu•Hlon o f tho $l.T0a
ti-W er Profits
roup Plana Coop
"ilm ls r lo 1
oncoossfuBg
H O NOTON, Apr. l-W
entire membership o f th*
I Munitions Committee lnot
planned a hold effort to
nail-war profits Uglslslion
CHICAGO, Apr.
3.—IJh—
Subnormal cold,
snow and
flood, beset the Miiweat today.
The lowest (rmpedature* for
thl, date in many yean were
recorded at a number of points
In the w»k* o f a »now storm
'hat blotted aut an early spring
•cen*. The mercury went to
three below aero In Nebraska
an' dropped to the low twenties
and inlo the teen, at aeeeral
other pointa in the Mldwe«t. A
general rise in temperatlure la
foreran! for tomorrow.
Tornadic Winds
Hit Greensboro
Germany Refuses
Any Promise Not
To Fortify Rhine
Point Blank Refusal
Delivered Today To
British Government
LONDON, Apr. 3.—G R -P oln t
blank German refusal to promise
not to fortify the Rhineland, even
lemporari.y, was delivered to tho
British government today. It ar
rived at the foreign office short
ly before Anthony Eden, foreign
•tertiary, told the House of ComImon, that Great Britain, France
Hauptmann's attorney, » l d they . ami Belgium were ready to fight
l*ht a,k Justice Thom,, Trench- ■■ allies if attacked by Germany,
rd. who preaided at the original but that the British govtrnmtnl
1*1. to issue an order cal Ing the waa' anxious to' disease permanent
unterdon county grand Jury into peace p repetals.
_
• It waa apparent that the foreign
office is concerned over the ad
vance o f an Italian column almost
to the shores of Lake Tana, aourca
o f tha water supply o f the Nil*.
JACK80NVTLLE. Apr. 3.— B*tw**n 4000 and 5000 homrstead
owners have not paid their current
Uses and If the* become delinquent
their name* will he llatril in th*
publishing o f th* tea Hats thl,
summer it waa announced yester
day by Clyde II. Slmpaon, Duval
county tea collector.
He mad# tha announcement In
again emphasising th* fact that
under the law tb* t a in do not
become delinquent until after next
Monday, tha first Monday In April.
‘ Jfvrvtoforv, he said, properties
listed In th* delinquent adrertlaootenta have been under "unknown"
ownerships, hut Hi* current ILta
will have the properties Identified
with th* owners who applied for
exemption privilege*.
The tax** on bomeeUads are on
tb* bad* o f t.05 mi!U. or 58 05 for
each 11.000 In valuation. Th* tax
la for >pedal debt service Including
the payment o f Special tax school
district bonds, bonds of tha inland
wateeways osnal district and mate
Dural county armory bonds, !ndentedneon Incurred prior to th*
ocaptien af tho etat* constitution
al homoataad oiemption amend
i t , ment.
Taylor Commanderjr No.
nights Templar, is to meet this
realtor, instead of last night n*
lOBouualy reported, ansi 9 la
tptgbod that it may be the test
eating* before the summer ndavRmont. Supper I*, to be served
: riao o'clock In th* Maaonlo
iQpaM th* Sir Knights, momhtra
’ (ho local cotnmandory and aoursaia, nr* advised to b* there
Flooded Rivers Hold
Threat Of Further
Damage In Georgia,
A labama,Ten nessee
M i d-West Reports
Sub-Normal C o l d ,
3 Be|pw On Plains
r r* M
Mark Kimbrrling of the
I N*W Jeray atalr prinon >ahl hr
flfttU Bruno Rlrhsrii Hauptmann
to be aiecotrd f.r the Undbargh
baby kidnap-mu rdrd tonight" a*
matters now .land.” , t t the whole
cats la atill much up in the air.
M s S ' i S f Court Room Filled At
Meet Arranged By
NUMBER 1S7
EaUbiiahad In 1906
F R I D A Y . A P R IL 3, 1936
PROTESTS
June_ i r,mary
-JlheTWn; vlravgHrident
" ' —
. ,p f kfc*-Yottnw ' DimncrF* Club,
K ? a Iw L k S T I!*
whn* PrwWaat Mary
P l L i - l h ie
* i 2 Flnnoll and M. L Raharn. prsslR . .. . . .
. dent of the Junior Ch-rnhe* of
TL& T T
ho d atop watches on
Ith* rand ids tea tab# anre they did
2b
iL
.tL h tv il no* •t*lk l»rt»*rrthan the time pXPr
mall r a v *
i!d
*• e*rhi Gordon Barnett,
M
secretary, and Andrew Carrawsy,
'Wttaa Of hie eempany trttU,w r>
tke eluh wore also
'*■ scaled on the rostrum,
u
Candidate* for tha Plate Senate
I were e-ch allowed 10 minutes,
.1 candidates for th* State Legtsla' tura were each allowed five minutes, and candidate* for a t other
, offices had to limit their speech**
to two minute*.
*
8tato Senator J. J Parrlah, candldata or re-election, and V . Y
Dupree, hla opponent, were the
first apeakera, followed Jby tha
five candidates for tho Legislator#
" —H. J. Lehman and E. S. Brady
in Group On*, and Gordon Barnett,
n* A. 0 , Wegner and Harry Wing ln
“ Group Two.
Each o f the three candidate* far
"I r o g n t y Judge-— 8. i . Nix', 0 . W.
" I Spencer sad R. W. Ware—were t i t
” 1nor.' apeaken, followed hy the
**. four candidates for praooeuting at-
new spaper
Lengthy Reply Filed
Today Refutes Each- ’
Allegation As Made
Before U. S. Senate
the Senate open, Monday.
Attorney, for the ereuied Jurist
naked that the Senate reduce the
nt C. R. Daw»on ,
,
%
impeachment article, from ne.en
to fire. They rontonVI that the
seventh count i, a combination of
all charge, and. while the Jude*
I ma* be found not guilty on the
first alt count, their "cumule' w arn ed T
l
a*pJ |
tire" effect may bring about.a dif
ferent result.
It also argues the second article
I, a continuation o f the first with
tome addition* end violative o f the
lightning also struck
only an* vole ba taken on esrh
In several plan*, but
constitutional requirement
that
are occasioned. Repair
roecifle count. The H»tt*e proven,
tha Florida Power A
tlon opposed the striking of any
■pany worked neatly
article.
•
To pey corn er* of the lrl»l, the
Senate audit e-remittee today ap
proved a reeoltrtion by Chairman
Aahur«t (Artion-J Democrat), of
pJL
b u t " ! ' w u ro-l , Th* CO,,rt room
we I filled, the Ju*icl«r.. committee appropri
t t i a i wm ho rapoirad <,**.plU th*
weather. ating llO.nOfl. More than 0 wit. end moat of tha candidates ware ****** have been summoned hy
fa w tn w T brake a
10 m*k* 'themoelttjs heard both aldea.
jpkl*»**ntli n tu jt
he-'
din o f crashing therder.
i-j— -ii. - _ j » _ Tk as... Lights flickered rirt for a few aer-
r s E X 'r r
Da i l y
KI'tHMfcF.K, Apr. S^-FUm*«
ter* late last night, deatroyyd Hi*
Blur Front Grocery 8tar* in th*
heart a f Urn downtown bualncae
vectkiW. V
_______
Tomorrow Is L a s t
Chance To Qualify
For City Election
Voter* desiring to participate
in tha special City election on
Apr. M hav* anti! tomorrow
waning
to
qualify. Now
totem must register with tho
City Cloth aad oil voters must
pay. thaix 18*8 poll team at the
of fie# eg the County Tax Cotlector. J»o. D) J InkIn*, tax col
lector,! aald today ha would
keep Ho otflo* open until 9
o’clodf Satenky evening, but
that th* City O tr k 'l office wiR
aloe* nt • aV nk . Ia tho
■pedal CHy election. Vivian
8 peer b naming spa but M. J.
V
Tremendous Damage
Wrought In Eight
Southern S t a t e s
lean anti untold
property
dam age and crop loaaes.
Flood waters threatened f t
bring further damage to T«naaw
are, Alabama and N orth' Georgia
aa fresh downpour* sent itraama
rising out of their bank*.
Eleven of the storm dead were
at Greensboro, N. C.j 18 af Cor*
dele, Ga.; others in acsttarad
communities in Georgia, Alabama,
South Carolina and along tha
Florlda-Georgla atata lint. Tor
nadic winds, hitting Cordi'e yaaterday morning and Grvanaboro
last night, did mor* than two and
one-ha*f million dollars proparfy
damage.
Crop tosses from cold are egpeeled to run high In Tennessee
and nearby sections of other
ChwtBUt, negro, near h m ywtari
day aa a brief storm uprooted treogand Impeded traffic in several isctlona af Northwest Florida.
Chestnut was struck aa ha stool
under a tree lor protection Item
tha rain. Hia body was burned amt
hla clothing tattered.
T
At tho federal government's
Chany Lake Farms project tear
Madison storm winds wracked n
furniture factory which was and**
construction, and la r u n a t report
ed squall winds damaged acearal
British Territory Invaded
ROME. Apr. 3.— (AT— Reports
received hers aald Its Ian troops
had taken strategic Lake Tana,
center of British Interests In
Ethiopia, after a drive down the
w*stem (action o f the north*in
front. Italian officials ralUratad
Premier
Mussolini's
guarantee
that Brltlih Interests around th* bam*.
lake, which form* th# headquarHenry rains and fallen trees
ter* of the Blue Nila, would not b# Interrupted traffic along toma
harmed In any way by their oe-1 highways, tow streets In Tall*hea
rt; patlon. Marshal Platro Badogllo, see were flooded for a few minute*
commander-in-chief of th* Italian I *«rly this morning and brief darkarmlet, telegraphed Rom* about |n*ei forced traffic to proc ted with
reaching Lake Tana, and told of an caution.
Ethiopian retreat on the eoatam
------aoctlon of the northern front
Grvaavmr* Hard Hit
aectioo ----------------------GREENSBORO, N. C„ Apr. 1
Henry Doherty To Be - a tomad* atmk th* w**t
Questioned In Miami : £ S £ r & 3 lr ' , « U2K
Z------ . n m
demoiuhlng a largo lumber will
NEW YORK, Apr. —JAP)
and numerous home* and small
Federal Judge Murray Hulberf
baUdlm^w,
granted « nrder for th* oxnmlaharl/f Jo* 8. Phipps aald be V
n«Hbn ln Coral Gable*, Via., of Hatred upwards of a doaan p*m>ie
Hairy L Doherty, In
Imd bran kUUd. H. aald o L ™
'with an accounting suit brought
against him and other*, by Harry
rasters, fee iheir personal bene
fit and to tho Injury of the
Cilia* Barrio* Co.
According to rise
petition,
which nemo* 19 otters in addi
tion to Doherty and ’ ClUm Serv
ice Securities Corporation, It Is
“expected" Doherty wi>l ho ex
amined
concerning
allegation
that ho controlled th* election of
dl rasters and determined
nil
nutters of policy and manage
ment* of Cities Service non-
School Heads Attend
Gainetville M eeting
T. W , Lawton, County sopsrin-
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The Sanford Herald
The Republican Dilemma
WEDNF31DAV\ APRIL I. 1 » »
veraity, in a alatrment ianiml in New York the other day fol
lowing hi* return form a vacation apent in thirteen different
atatra, hit upon the principal problem, in fact, the dilemma,
m « coa/ructiny: Ui» Republican party.
If the Republican*
expect to have any chance at all in the November election.
Dr. Butler. him*elf a Republican. »aid, they will have to pro
duce a candidate "o f much higher intellectual and atateamaiv
llko attainment* thnn any mentioned to date.”
Throughout hi* tour of the Went an;' Middle Went, Dr.
Butler heard little of Republican candidate* except Senator
Borah and (Joverrmr^I-ando" of Karma*. Of both of these, he
*aid he heard much criticism. The most favorable characteriatiri* »»i tiw ern or 1-nndnn i* that he i* little known, hut,
unfortunately for him, it i* known that hi* main supporter
is William Randolph Hearst and that i* generally considered
more of a liability than an asset, Senator Borah is similarly
handicapped by !)r. Townsend's blessing.
.
There are other Republican leaders who hope that the
lightning will strike them. Some of them, like Col. Knox,
may be good men. but the rank and file of the Republican
party, as well aa the rest of the country, do not know It. The
people arc hardly going to elect n man to the presidency
whom thoy never heard of until a few months before the
election. There I* nomo talk. I>r Butler says, of drafting
former Gov. laiwden of Illinois, who is said to be partlcu-
WEDNESDAY, A « f L 1, INS
S A N F O R D H E R A L D , 1 A N F 0 R D , F L O R ID A
NOT ACCORDINC TO HOYLE
haUklUke* la IM*
Befor* quoting th( nvv f umj,
• nd th* new tarve which the pr.«|.
Ae«Jkj J c U
■ showdown on a few Importint
tk • a*
wilh ,h* money
. .
• !»"»- I am
"|° r*1'* rr n* to *he So-called (oon'logfling, which at the worst is
" n,y • *°m#whal
w«y *f
■ptndJnv mmiFy mott of which
would hav* to be «pcnt anyway,
,h#rt
a vary much mor* lari,
priHc* ran be condone I cf dcfeted, n most of the compUtnU
i t , t i n keen raised t gainst the
Athlnlrtratlon, It could he said
thi men of differing philosophies
rood honestly differ, or that men
ro»l honest y tske differing slews
nf he farts, «r thnt somethin*
h * been done Kaatiljr.
«Hmin
incompetently, or done In
aror.lanrr with the tradition* o'
, 1.
making nail .tie*, n.e. ____
BIBLK VKRflR FOR TODAT
IN IBM WF. IJVE:—That they
ahould seek Ihe Ixirs], . . .For in
him we live, and move, and he'#
our being.—Acta 17: 27, 28r
Senate Ship Canal Backers
Involved h ‘
tfc* W
ardam
a Put
Ce
w SXl (liH U S L E BAUGEiUiM . •i Senator
wpm
**#4 th* hep.J 9f th*
Social A n d Personal Activities
conviction. AU Ik* U
opvd. Ik* «* U «t « * • <
U B 8 - M A R 0 A R E T P E T E R S , S « l « t y * E d l t O T .............. .......
Tha hotel operator W h o M * graphed
tha Moator*
UTgtag
aupport o f the pW)*ft WS* U M t t
In The Washington Star
| celery department in hU home.’* grans rw aai
What will >e lifted aa the ,4big Subsequently it developed hii two
“ Please assist and rots
celery arandal'1 haa broken o * 't| crates had arrived a I right,
Florida canal appropriation,
the ('tpitol right In the midst of
In fact, on the reporter's first ator
,
Fletcher, grind old f**tk
the Back loh^y Committee dl,-. round of checking on celery re- |
knows facta tad 'W M hot
cloture* but it prohstily won't l>e ciplents, Senator Van Nuys wsa |
lead any one. Canal under I
investigate! hs-eause members of the only one who knew celery h«d construction. Calsutlty I f 1
the committee themselves are in hee* receued in his home. Ju-t .pnation fails g* through. 1
volved
why this was so is not known licelibood to thonaadsi W
Three members of the committee But apparently when he got home doubt worthwhile p»J*Ct- I
— Senator, Giheon, Minion and from his legislative duties Fri cordial invitation b* lay gw
Ktnslrr ere the recipients, along day night. Mrs Ven Nuys reported-■sny time yot> Sf* In Florida
with 30 ot h*r Mrualnr*, of t a rrste of celery nad arrived
era!# o f rrkry Ifnt by a gratrful Other senatorial wives didn’t think | The bonaa of a huge maai^om
Saltillo,
Sanfunl, K a., grouji for voting to do this and their husbands werej fnund In a owomp
• gainat the Floritla nhip canal ()■ put in the ight of confidently Fa., maw be removed and prtpdfad
,
the other hand, thn * other twa denying and saying. “ Ho. ho. ho, display aa a WPA >rojXl.
| one on the senators
mrmbarM of the ronimitttf. Sen-! it's a go*—
atom Fllark ami Schwc lenbtrh. who have."
along with .12 ofh*»r 4»iiator« ha*r
To make it even more writing,
an offer of frrr lx ai«| and l<M|ging half ot the crates were delivered
from a Florida hold operator ce- Friday en*l the other half yester
cauiu* they «up|>ortrd the canal. day. Thus in one instance the erale
up at tha door a few ,
Of th* "crlrry arandal" and th# showed
From Factary
proffer of the hatd operator, the minutes after Senslor Minton had.
checked
with
Mrs
Miaton
sad
re
firat i« looked upon aa the more
Consumer
•ini«ter Iteraua* in *oma inatanrea ported joyfully. “ Nto eelery."
Battery
Speelal
Senator Ginaon, a member of
it •truck •Irt.ng aenatora liehind
^heir hack* S»*mo of them did not the Block Committee, told the re
Week
know the relery had l>#en nrcdY»d, porter oeer the phono that no
Gama and Be* U*
.1
celery
had
been
recalved,
and
then
hut inquiry at their home* devel
oped that. In and behold, their obtained confirmation from hie
2 0 4 S a n fo r d A v e n u i
wive* had received it and It had al daughter and reported with more
ready k rn munched for at lea»t
one meal.
Thera wa« the ra*e of Senator
Borah, vrhri ia out of town *eeking the prealdenry The report** \
armed with an announcement by
la g e t tha b a .. iu -m lx s d d n n .*
*be South Florida Water fon*erFor Yottr
vwtlon romrrflttee of Florida that
\‘
• ra»e *f relar* had been aent In
HERE’S SHOW
1 lee again that desert shark
And hear the wind now sigh.
n»w rage
There I am standing in Ihe door,
While vvi are romlng through
the sage.
/
ORDER
m m
Alnng the glrnming silver wash.
The grvv green .hruhs grow
shnttblei high
—
Tnur head'* * movlnq silhnuetLv
A Kalnst the ehantring sunset
Social Calendai
.
»
THURSDAY
* Monthly meeting of the Chil
dnn ot the Conieucrmcy will ia*place lit 4:00 P. M at the horn*
of Mbs Lory Roumillat and Fran
cis RoumiUa.', Palmetto AvcnuThe South Sklc Primary I'.-T ,»
will meet st 3:00 P. M at ih.
school auditorium for election ■>(
officers and annual reports. T i
board meet ng will uskc place u.
2:30 P. M.
Seminole Chapter Number Two
Order of the Ke.trfn Star will
l>*V* a covered dish sippet el
6:00 P. M. at the Mas >nir Hall
All members, their wi.es and
husbanV are invilrtl to allrml
' The Intermediate Irtc u r of Ibe
First Methodist Chutch will ha»i .
parly at 7 30 P. M »t the hum,of Miss I * nora Brown. cornel
Twentieth Street end
P'lmgt'n
Avenue.
The T. K. Is Class of the Fir>t
Baptist Church will meet at 2:30
P. M. at the church and go fioni
there to Lemon Bluff for s rovh trod dish supper ani fi'h fry.
FRIDAY
i . ' The American Legion A< tilinrv
will meet at 3:30 P. M. wiith Mrs.
Leslie
Went. F.ast KigMovnth
Street.
Thd Rajah Club will have ,
subscription dance from U 00 P M
to 1:00 A. M. at the City Hall
Noctombulstors will play.
Oh. those were days of golden
Future Veterans
light.
When hopes were always bright
and atrong!
There-la a irrowlng tendency on the pnrt nf student
Ufa beckoned with a luring hand. organisation* to take the atlng out of the prospect* o f war
Hearts quickened to the magic
by putting a lot of kidding Into It. Thla may be a whole
aon*.
STORE
Phone 88#
Q UEEN
OF,
NATCHEZ
PILGRIMAGE
Lawyers O f State To Barbara’s Baby Will -J
Talk Of Law Changes Be Given Name Lance
Ljl
Jivtn
Tson a
ere l<>r tne r tminj yr«r
at I hr regular mrri-
Lu m ber And
R o o fin g
the Srmmolr County (nun-
T| A hr*IsI Ti fadijr at th**
houwr in Geneva
inrli «linif two
Security
Lumber
.About
«tatr nf-
wrre in attendanee ait I
n v%av ««*r\e«l at n**on
fo|l«»winir officers wrrr
M r*
W
1| Struait . nre*-
STUFFY HEAD
A l*w tlfv'pMup tech
n«*ai r »l r v d u c e a
»«rnll»n mtmbrene*.
* l e * » * iw ajf clog*
K'f»C mucui. brings
MfKornt relief.
V ic k s V a t r o n o i
Presenting a rare picture
University of Mmunppl co *
ot t*-e annual N i1' I’l l P|lBr'
in t? a i 11ont of in# OM S
jppr i to ha.t a twin a>vt«*r.
Bridge Party W ill
Be Given Thursday
I A rim Horses Given
i To Parmer Earn Best
to
-
n h ;h t
Yviiir llig New Thrill
S c r m i Mil Kruni lhc
l l l ' t Sl‘lling lliraik
• i«ted by V r «#r F Frortor, chair
man of the table committee; Mi**
Josephine Hovd**ton. refreshment*;
Mm T f I'fchford. priae*. Mm
W A Leavitt.* tallies Mm I. »»
Snngster. pjh icity: Mr*. Ck V |
Huidrtte. decoration*; and Mr* |
II. A McMichael and Mrt. C* I! i
Ander*on. ticket*.
•
I1ARR3 MURK
r.rd
Mar Ml l<i< A Y
M«thcdi*t fhurch
II m*»d *»
7:10 I* M with Mrs Rarl»* |h»*
*ey, FL»rnl Height*.
A nii**ion *tudy cln
f**r tlr*
Wommi'* Mi**ionary Sotm*I\ *»f
Fir*. M»*thc»dlat Church vh II laV«*
piper at 10:00 A M. *t the rhuri 'l
A cnvyyil di*h lunchmn will hnrrvisl at n*»on.
Hours by A ir”
M m
Thl, mati.r of real Importance,
Involving nol only erevt >uma of
money hut the mnatltuttona' rela
tion of the Pr*«ldcnl an1 Congress.
It W a. Important a (Vn«tt*«tlnnal question a, the • which
hav* gone before the .Suprem*
Court. But In thl, nutter"'th«r#
U no appeal to the Court. The
remedy ia In the hand, of Congre»».
Plumbers W ill Hold
Convention In April
ST. PETERSBURG, Apr. L Slreamtined bathrnoma, non-ikid
tubx, and the relation of plinth,
lag to health will be on the dlx-
A very delightful meeting nf tattended by Ihe dancing atL That
Ih* Sow-Sewa -was held ywterday iIh# F.lke and thrtr (riemla delight
afternoon with Mra. John Smith Iin “ tripping Ih* light f*ata*U*"
ai hoitewi at th* home of her Ila lest fled by thla having b**«
mother, N n . J. 8. Wilton. Mrs. th* third informal littl* gatherA. K. Power*, Mra. George Ho), lag within a week.
and Mra. John Smith rendered •
On* of th* mbit anjoymbU
number o f Inatrumrvital and vocal event* of th* week waa tie flgH
aelwtliHi Shat enhanchdd th* fry on Tuoaday In th* grove on
Although wo do not know any Informal pleaaaroa of th* after th* Hslghu given by tho momof th* dctolla of th* accident or noon. Thoaa proaent wore: Mr*. J. bora o f th* Truth Sookoro Cleat
how It happonM, w* read th* re 8. Wile*a, Mra. Goorga Hay, Mr*. o f Ih* Mothodlat Sunday School.
port which probably
ovaryon# M. M. Btowart, MrtV W. K. Wat- Thor* war* about 66 msmbora tad
•la* (*w that no Iota than t*n ton, U fa MeConoha, Mra. B. 1 their guouta who wont out about
persona war* killed when a crack Holly, Mr*. O. L Taylor. Mrs. 10:00 o'clock la th* amralag go ath
Ouargla train, the. Southland, Oocar ,Conklin, Mra. C. E. Hoary, joy the fua tad frail* and tort(racked Into a baa iwar Byron, Mra. Talbot, Mra- A. X. Power*, dentally to try flah, tha mogl f i t
Georgia. Th* bua driver, evidently, Mra. Boll, Mra. Mlaal* Jones, and o f all, th* majority o j thorn rwaaalaing until tha Mto aflorMOu
m i sot stop whoa ho taw tha train, Mra. R, A. Tar boon.
NEW YORK. Apr. L —'The door elo* h* did not era tha train.
maada of nearly *00,000 locomoUva anglnaerx, fireman, and trainmoa war* pro sated to th* gaaoral
amnogen at railroad* la variou*
MEXICO c itY T A p r .
part* of th* coustry today. They
wont aa eight hoar daf and tint* Dispatch** t« th* aowiaipuf 0
tt .H, JuMwhy the RbolD pad ■ half for a m time. Thla ia Grafko roportod that I f itn tr S
were killed and SI wouadod at thh
iratlea thaald ham asp
town a l Baa Futtp* Terra* M *«h«S
hi th* State at Gaaaajutto, whts
16 Killed In Rlod
In Mexican Proving
MONDAY
. The Friendship League of ihe
Congregational .Ch'.rch will me* I
at 3:00 P. M. at the parish
houar.
Circle Number One and CirriNumber ThreV
o f the Fils*
# Mrthodist Chnreh will meet at
3:00 P. M. at the'church.
Circle Number Two of the First
' Me'hodlst Church will meet
at
8:00 P. M. with Mrs. G. W. Bailey
211 West Eighteenth Street.
drele Number Foun of
the
First Mrthodist Ch-rch will ra n
•t 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. A
K
Collum, 208 West Seventi-entS
Street.
~ Circle Number Five of the First
A ir Drama Fea urea
B i k Cast Of tars
TERRAPLANE
t . Ihr... attorney, who do noth nr
Senator Minion of Indlano, in
referring to on edlloriah In a
H u n t newspaper, xayo, “ Wo (tin
asnoto re) ore • batter breed of
Ewtna than Hearat and the pnall•nlaaooa pen-pu Iter, the writer
of thla editorialf* Politic* ca»
truly bo xald to b« curdling when
the rotative merits of awla* are
compared In th* Renat*.
O fficers A re Elected
fly Seminole I'.-T. A
Plan* h a w l»e**n completed for
a bridge f»arty to he given by the
Sanfor I llotnr Demonstration f l u b
at the K k‘ * f l u b on Thur*«lav
evening. Apr. Id. foi the piii|Mi«e
o f raiding fun«U to finanrr San
ford 4-11 gi rl * at th»* abort rrturse
.
SATURDAY
.A called meeting of the St. et Tallah*s*ee in June.
Mrs R ov Til t* i* general chair
Agnea Guild will lake p urr at
3:30 P. M. at the Episcopal Parish man o f the a ffa ir and will *• a*.
House.
some sign. People do not fight when they are In a good
« . . ••' aa
. . ~-n
My eyes were nn a mountain clnud) humor. So the "Veteran* ofl l-mure w
wars.
well •aa tin*
the
And thus 1 wandered far from "Gold Star Mothers of th e Veterans of Future Wars,"
yod.
may be aervlng a very worthy purpose in making some
You lingered there among the Jdllr. of thia business of shooting each other up appear ridiculous.
1 own that nty regrets were few.
“This excellent organization, the Veterans of Future
But ware Hme only "he a book, ^ Wars, the inspiration of Princeton students, is rapidly
Then I would turn to that year • claiming
allegiunce
throughout
the academic world,"
part,
says the New York Herald Tribune. "Already chap
To atand again beside the door
ters are being formed in nineteen different colleges
And watch you coming through
and universities.
No doubt soon it will licconte the
the sage!
greatest of all campus fraternities and spread from
town to town, for its initial object is the payment now of
a $1,000 bonus to the men who will engage In the next
“There w it no gigantic plan ot war.
robbery." «*y» Dr- Town.cnd In
- "The arguments for such a bonus seem to us unanswer
tpcqklng nf hi* |»n»lon plan.
able.
In the first place, ft would put that much money in
-------- ---------circulation, .thus at least doubling the stimulus to trade
“Tax money go” fount and
claimed for the prepayment o f rite bonus to World War vetround."
any* »!»• Jack-onxHW
lerans.
Secondly, It would educate our young men in the
Herald, explaining that thr 3ta‘ o
Beverage Department pay, nut spending o f money against the dny when, n* pensioners
under the Townsend Jinn, they must get rid of it on ached1*00 per month In reguler
THE SANFORD ITIAI.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA
I , 1936
Inthe Special Election Apr. 14
eusaion program when plumbing
contractors meet here Apr. A and
7 for the annual convention of the
Florida' Aaaoclatlon o l Master
Ptumheri and Iteatng Dealers
lac. Approxlnirtaly too are ex
pectrd to attend the two-ilay a*,xlon at the 8owinnec Hotel.
of Ssmbiola County
The Registration
ID now open for Re-reglstering. All parsons
M
USTn-r«fliter In Jrdcr to vote In the June
[Primary.
i i m
u i P t t t
n u i
I want iny cigarette mil<l, o f
course— I hardly think, anybody
SiM
risg Uuser. Then's
enjoys a strong cigarette. But de
H* plodgu t i earnest support cf thrao high ohjocllvat
Prsdncts 1 end 8 are
excspUd) from0 A, M
.
L
M
. to 8 P.M.. In tho
liver me from the flat, insipid kind.
B rn n ly i PmhUa Office *ad Private Dealiag*.
. .r
r
,
t
Equal Ji Ur* for All.
I.
Ptm irv* *u uud EffurUv*
*1 find a great deal o f pleasure
Opu.tHan cf U *
Hi
in Chesterfields. T h ey’re m ild and
Saturday niihto mtU 9 P. M.
J. THIGPEN,
yet they seem to have more taste
and uroinu. I enjoy them.
;4M-a
Ow ns
a
____
-
�p tfiv
-.r~r
Ty Cobb Wants To
p o iic f e c b r n r F
fL -
Play B w eball O n
N ew Sanford Team
~
Fund To Puy
’o B r 6 h w
On May 21at
Otis la not an April fool Job#,
la aiatad aa an actual fact that
Sanford but Inns men (tbo
no nambar of Unde of a ccrn brand of pleblea) have Joined
a compote* to obUin adequate;
■Hieing fur tho Sanford Ho«*ball Ai variation, Their money (a
.ta b * deed for tho pureha«» of an
iW W obD e und other prim to bo
.gin saw ay on May SI.
£VCommutes men who put In mutli
of yesterday In canvassing the
,p ty vtarfed they have been un
able to contact all business men.
and those Who have been missed
and who would Ilka to help the
Club are naked to communicate
jritb President C. P, Wert or any
other officer of the Hanford Ban«bnl] Association, os with tha
tfftaiimitteemen — J. A. Wright,
Heitry Watson and 0. W. Spencer.
y- Bed stare wilt be given each
frtotoeao houao engaging in tho
campaign, and the baseball group
Mite tho public to trade with those
detntHhbmrats displaying
such
Witches. Clocks, Jewelry;
f
n E P AIR E D
Diamond* Mounted
E o fr a v ln s
McLauIIn,
The Jeweler
n n
Avm.
H u r r ic a n e P a tr o l
Esmond Cobb—that's
Witnesses Declared
Woo* Gonitis* s t m t
T f Cobb wrote Bert Ch*pRita. playing manager for tb#
RenforJ Association. that bo
could get her* by r a t Sunday,
rxody for tbo f)r»t practice
»»mo on Apr. 1 Ko gave hl»
i f * U tO poor*.
Accordin# to Chapman, this
T y ' Cobb ia a husky. aorntpro
Infteldcr, flat on hla foot, and
mado a food record with th*
Dirio League In Alabama laat
year. Dot ho la not tho original
T « . Cobb of tho old Detroit
Seminole Dry Cleensra, Campbell
Drug Co., Brlgg»—The fewblcr,
Evaleea's Beauty Salon, Myrtles
Coffee Shop, Monk’s Billard Par
lor, Colman'i Office Equipment,
Co., Randall Electric Co., Kent
Motor Co., Seminole Tire Skop.
MafftU'o Service Station, II. B.
Pope Co., Hill Lumber and Supply
Yaill, Sadya’a Specialty Shop, Inc.
Colonial Cleaner*. Nick Constan
tin#, Colonial Scrvlrs Station,
7.. J. Jerry, II. A A. Department
'Those signing to ad In th< Store, White Owl Cafe, Fairest
Aaeball financing are the follow- Gatchel's Cesh Cocery, A. I„
Catchel, L. A. Palmer, A. W.
Eppe,' B. D. Caswell, Bunfortl
Furniture Co., Spencer Hsrd.-n
Dairy, and Rltx Theater,
rtch,
Baggett’*,
S ■ mlnslo
•merjf
Company,
Roberta'
gery, K. Banjamin, G««, IV.
ly, * HIU Hardware Company,
tobton Drug Co., B. L. Perkiiw,
Itr A Sana, J. D. Dowsey,
tford A taco Fetd Store, G. B
M, Eddia’p Rcsturant, W.A W.
U> Parti Car Mobley’s Drug
»#, Rockry'e Tiro Shop, SinServlc* Station, Laney’i Dry
antng Co^ Hoffman's Electric
■vlv#. Arm* Colonial Cleanera,
^ JL
eagre Vl m
Taking
it Governor
aiford Talk
Stenographer Wanted
By A Nudiat Colony
TAMPA,-
Apr.
First r*«-a. .|uari*r aslla: mood*
llu.trr, HOI.DIK* HKHT ll). MY*
HON I'OTTKH 11), UlltD TAKXAN
f XK »:h«nii»lMt»
'It*?,
DlliifiNI
i k . HmHInif Mull, ll«l Etimw.
N*<-un.t me*. fulurllr *flro* hall
dally doubts)] KINO WII.U l*>.
May llth. tHKKi: ATFM (t>. lend
l^itd. Andy llavar. t'actu* Fhiwar,
Milkman. IIKLI.HKNIlKtt t»)---- _
ThlMl n o , futurlly (laat half
dally di>Ht>l«l: itmiilurk, fapain
Nnn. moiii-ANtr ywitoi; a». oin«na, JITHT A IKXI ID. ItOCtKN
iHJIHY (1)1 Jaaa Matlar. HU. V
Fourth mc«%
i|tsn,«*- I.urkr
Bocher and Jolla Thomas, each
paid |W; 0. R. Chorpontog and
George WlUlama iHaulaaidt Clyde
Tanner and. Leon Lost* an, $10 or
SO days, auepondwL Tanner was
alaw charged with buhflriag a
mnfTler, and Lawton waa also
charged with speeding.
Intoxicatlent Clarenew Walker.
110 or M day* j J. B. Daria, SO
or 10 days, Jasper Almanac, «10
bond aatnatadi J, L. Chapman, b
day* with no altarnatWa of a flu .
Assault: Motakal Brown, pad
110; Wlllla John ton, transferred
to County.
Petit larceny: James 'Rogers,
W « or 50 day*; Pete Hoffman.
9IB or 80 day*.
Flnea paid by person* previously sentenced: I. Pletsebor Si,
Alex Green, I1.M, r j0**l# Hollo2 “ ?*•
Martin M, Bam
ft
I
(ll.HNIItlt III. IU i
ijtumtM rn oii'K
Ibiliary, K n It).
yinh race.
qgaflrr rnllel CAP'
1.—TimD»,» TAIN JfAItTIN' ill, UUndr B n *.
slgnod by the American Gymnosophlcal Society, which, amid
th# mosadaden oaks of a rural re
treat at Ig k t
Thonontosaaaa,
pursues the tenets of Its cult.
Aside from tha csstomary sten
ographic requirements, applicants
should be,'tho advertisement said,
tolween th# age* of twenty-three
and thirty yean, wl.llng to join
th# society and willing to pass the
six winter months In Florida and
,0m remainder o f tbo year at tho
society's summer camp In Naw
Jersey.
1
.
Applicant* were rVqtmlod to
opply In parson.
night'* races at tho Sanford-1
nal Club's freyhound track i
fa t fe n l tonight will go to
Pale Oaha Homo la Oriaado h r
undcrprltflcgrd children, and TWceipta ot Friday alfht'a ram wM
go ta tbo Elk's Hoi pttal hi UmatOla far crippled children. Tha
ocal iodgw of- thmUka-la. epaaaor
la# tba Friday evening event and
a largo advance sale of tiekata
U dealrmk
Tha feature race tonight Is tho
ninth and tho entries In this event
are Dixie Man, Kate Higgins,
Prank’s Choice, Hawk’* tight.
Wild Penny, War Leider, Ann
WIU, and Molly Malone, each n
•tar of hla konnol.
Tonight’s entries and selection*
with the 'atter eepitallsed aa to
ilogi which should finish In th#
monav:
:,Ai>f Cui- i ll, Mr ijiasi*. j «.*«
Clide*. Hold Kflurl, t>srk A>r.
HI’ lit MINI J 11).
Hltlh rae*. t-lt tnll*: BCi'K
Dll KKK (1).
Mr I’lisnc*. t>*nmark. ritK I) JIlNKM (U. Hnldira
Wlsk. I.uaky Al Miss Nor. rim
NAHO IIKItil (11.
M«V*Hth rnc*. fuiutlly: HAYMf»N
W,Million It ) , Mtniiara Ithanc*.
HAi.l.Tt'I.A VA 11), Oil HI us. IH.'lldr tlsadowa. I.ITTI.K Mi'll All tl*.
ttdavr r*m. H » « i nine.
Hlehth r«e*. tumrllr: •■nay Kaf,
MiMM iziU M Mtieitx t»>, Hiity
Nils. (Ilsna Hilts ANN THHr Mi.
t n lllr Tr«wl*r, TVs*# tlsb*l. HIP*
tl.YNP! <1).
.
Ninth rmev, l - t l mil* tralr Oajsss
Hani'.lcaplt tllxt* »Un. Kal* IHm*
■1ns.it Frank*
I'hnlra.
HAWK
l.lnilT II). WII.D I’ANNY t l).
lender, ANN W ild. II), Mully Mdlaa*.
_
Tantk men.
tmurtlv! 'P is ls *
tlad, Hkirlluna, flea* Hrap. tYAll
luir (t). American nipper, 1.AWT
1*01TNT II). Marat* Ana. MIX#
IVAY UHIIIND 11).
Klavantb rac*. S-l* mllat BKINNY
TtAllNBY II). niu t’kinea. t.AHF
THAFFII) 41). Tra4fle Hal*. r«ralaaa Wsa-r, J-itinn* tThancr, Hhnrt
Price. JANT 11).
Flral liar*, qaaslav Mil*
It FnaMon
111* IS* t l *
la glottoo toxoo land for Ikonae
A t H o a s e Inquiry
plot Bo proposed reducing tbo
to to >Ub l in o * fee to M for
WASHINGTON.' Apr. 1.—GPVcan od f t fop trnrka and tbo
Objectiona from tbo Weather
cotti I of tho gmaoline tax In two.
He aid be doubted If there Bureau and tho Coaat Guard
Haul b« much |ooe In rrrrnno as treated yesterday a propoaal of
a rei It of n lower raaollaa tax, South Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico
bOcai 4 reeidento and tourist* tntemte to ueeCeoat Guard patrol
woulj do more drlrtnf, “ but avtn boata for a now hurricane warn*
If thr» la a revenue loae It Isn't iny eervko.
right to mako the automobile* -Representative* of there two
boar more than half the coot of •fencle» told the Houao Merchant
VAVa
a11*1aelf ^ he
ko ilaoVawajl
govfpmcnt,"
declared. I#
If iLo
tbo Marino Committee existing faeillgee bx were reduced more tour tlea woro adequate. Tho, raid the
ist* tould two more of the state,
he b* levee.
Deitrlng that “ there ean be no
proeprity as long as we allow
the bx . rat* to Increase,” Mr.
Chapivll advocated a constitution
al amendment to prohibit the Inetltulon of any new form of tax
ation without a vota of the paoPie. j
Agtroxlmately !5 percent of th*
tax*) could be saved by abolishing
moot of tho 1,400 commissions, that a joint bureau and Coaat
tho rod idst* stated. In his opin Guard Invest Iga Hun of the pro
ion, boat of these commissions *r« poaal waa unfavorable.
“ uatba*” and tha work they do
(Tommander Stanley Parker of
■houll b« tumnl over lo the cabithe Coast Guard argued that to as
H*L
Mr Chappell
reminded hie sign as many ship* sa would be
time. My back ached continually.
Being an ectfvu wwman, I.dldjok.
r i t t H~codliaue hi this Condi
tion. Having heard a great deal
about Oardul, | found, after Jut
a few bottlaa, I Was much re
lieved. 1 eontinned taking Cardul aad was aa much helped.”
Of course. If Cartful doit not
benefit YOU, eonault a physician.
-A D V .
hcarww that, aa a member of th*
Legldature, he worked against
th# ilot-machin* bill and spon
sored legislation to provido th*
echon^ with adequate finances.
He raid he ia for legislation
provillng security for tha aged,
but tha( such legislation proper
ly belongs to Congress. However,
should Congress fall to enact a
bill ha will, If elected governrr.
*K T K 5
paid by April 4tk In
vote In tba i pwia]
election to bo held aa
14th, IBM.
’ '' '/ ]
F. 8. LAMBON.
City CWtkl
Th# M##H» Pink Hoapuy
ku pkririy of kMMy lo Iona it
on various pkiw for u y worthy
f_
'#a
*
Such jonng nM for on# jw .n ad in
tuy weekly or auatkly pnynoeptB.
U you need Money, coenll <
mt
Mr. fan E. Soalhwnrd, f * l i t North Psrfc Ayi
W ear W aahable S
LmSnili >68c
CITY N E W S BRIEFS
fC M ttlfM l » m BMl 1|
od today. Aa all chapters want
laUr asked to contribute SO parcont more than tba orlgioal quota.
Mia* TMForraat said she hoped
mamr more would subscribe to th*
fund. Subscriptions will b* re
paired by J. L. Ingloy at tho San
ford AUantle National Bonk.
Cltnur Fruit t f t d
In Tvmpexte^ 8 M
FKR8N0, CaJoJ<
Also Sfcpron, who will act a*
chairmaa o f th# political meeting
In tb* Court Houao tomorrow
•Toning reports that because many
o f tbo candidate* want ta J*lk
more ila a ih n e m lM lM tbo Young
Democrats Club may arrange
•ererp)
other meeting* before
tho campaign closes- Tha Thurs
day ‘evening, meeting, sponsored
by tho Cub, will limit political
talks lo thru* mlmitss sach. with
the axceptkut of candidates for
the BUto Loglalaatra Wks will be
allowed to talk flew tatautso.
* DtBASTROL’ S FIRE
SUMTER, 8,
Apr. l^ T b #
■nos^ disastrous firs la tha hlabory
of tb# city swept Sumter l*U
yastsnliyi Th# William* Furulturf Corporation wax. dastroyad
wltb kuia eallgiaUd at ov#» |»00m
Sem inole County L aundry
Apr.
C hest C olds
TO ALL PERSONS
TO THE SEMINOLE 0
The
noiirvlTITWHW^Psottklfe/>
tesw hich we hold• orevalid- <s«
J « r a fte r m atu rity , a n d m n y be
Wild Maldrn
tlalumrd
Marvlck > '
Tvatn.
Ala Xwaatn*#
Dun Dunrit
tlocky Caual
Rlavewai
Vr Urnnn*
O ttlcsr Dec*.
Ana Fa lit)
m
i.- .v l i ’c V d * '
■
�tH*8ANTOMf ttBALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
F o r County
lussioner
South WiU Soon
P roduce JMost O f
• N ew sprint P a p e r
PICARD. W IN S A T PINEHURST
CHARLES D U N N
BOSTON STEELE
ATLAN TA. Apr. 1, — rrtvllc'ln* that .* It g irj r ry ration nf
tlm« until a comparatively large
part of tha newtprint paper IK'
Unlt*d States now Inport t from
other eouatrie, will b« producod
In lh« South, Prof. Cordon p.
Marchworth. director of tht School
of P om try of the University of
Georgia, hat p. Into I a hopafil
pl<Ur* for tha future of profev
•loaal forrcaetera In the South in
a radio hroadcaat from Italian
WOBT, Atlanta.
Though fore.try |e ln old profeaalon In Europe, it fo romperatltaly new in tha United State..
T ip Dumber of etudenta earollad
In undergraduate forestry rount*
hat Incnaiod in thirty ytare from
■haat fifty meh to nearly four
thousand.
D. L. THRASHER
F o r County Commissioner
Dintrid No, I
l J. CATES
VICTOR CHECK
J. D. D A M S O N
FR ED A. DYSON
> STEEP
REX PA C K A R D
OTTO SCHMEHL
H. O. Stabler, aaociatc region*
al foreatar for tha Southern Ke
fton of tha United State* Forest
Ssrvlce, who participated In tha
radio program with Profetsor
Marrhworth, declared that ha be-
PETER THURSTON
BUD HODGES
F o r County Commissioner
if G en era l
' District No. S
ROY L. H O W E LL
Ssortnf • f t fee a * W-bal# yieyaff, Henry p i«
•hey. Pm, pee ferooeety *f Charlatan, *- O, daftah
(taft) af Pitt.burgh a aaptura ftrtt mnney In tha
Open Onlf Uurneaeent at Plnahurrt, M. C. They t
aw* ef tha regular fl-bal* r*trt* » lu* * Cad war* af
SU N N Y -S ID E
M AR K ET
TOMATO PL A N T S
c-i CW Fhvtn
Krtah Strawberries
Mr*. H. E. RunneR
Phone UUI J
Celery A t*.
r*u » m n
Malt Kir. Half rial* KM
Tht
fall
b«flp«|
ttaia f
mmd I t * *
d h t n a » f Ik la w h U k r f la 4 * t * tfc *
i t * i>( lb # u M r
p r ta h in
im la *
lr n «
w h lfl
a ll f l w c t
n hlnhtr* »r* iaa-ilc. FSltrr ira* .1*
aatwnUr aint Im rlrnmR aais
a*4 h»(ilr«i I m m Hi# hartal
pm I *
al
Hi p
• ll* ltllr r > .
Tha
* * fll* fi
«a »t| l> f*i torilrules *op#v*
I I I - V f f ! •!*#*■ laiI f a r I I I * i m l n f
! ! » • » • ' » 1‘o w p * an
I l« t .a a 4
ra * 4 4
a iltra a a l | a *f a rr a a a l i t h f U f l .
SHORT S CAMP
freae PJtoto).
ROSS L. H U M PH R EY
C. B. SEARCY
F o r County Commissioner
Dial r id No. 4
future of foreitare In the ifouth
blngae in e large mtaeure on the
practlco of uuitained*yield men*
agement by owner a of lend* that
preduce timber.
"A man whn ewru 100,000 acre*
of productive timber land,1* Marchworth eald. "map elect to teUblleh
n eawmill and cut all the timber
within a period o f i t to 20 year*.
Inetaad of a ehort-term operation,
this man may build a plant that
*11 hand)* tha annual pra-determine! cut oa an all lime baa le.
with h
permanent community
growing up about hie deetlopmenl
that need nerer fear the fate uf
becoming a gboet Iowa, auch ae
one flnde ecatlered throughout
W. B. W IL LIA M S
F o r County Commissioner
Dlntrlct No. 5
W. G. K ILB E E
H y e^ S ta te L eg islatu re
8. F. (Sammy) LO NG
ORIE R°. M A T H IE U X
H. JT. L E H M A N
J. T. M cL A IN
L egislature
II. H. P A T T IS H A L L
l — Announce uten la.
GORDON
F o r Ju stice of tha P eace
Fourth District'
JAS. C. ROBERTS
U A V I tU U k 'W A T C ll repaired
by jae who really kaowa how
Brlggn. Jeweler, Mag. Ae*.
t—Loot aai Found
DSTi New York l ernee teg N>>.
2J-12.1. Return to Herald.
F o r Congj
Fourth Dial
t—Automobiles.
o r Of R eg istratio n
D A V ID K
W . J. TH IG PEN
•—Jtllualloa Wanted.
F o r BU ta
D em ocratic C om m itteem an
W ftg p ra o N
Sanford Market Report
■ g '.'-J U J J
Wadnaaday. Apr. I. I I H .
il.OHED woaian want, houno
work, lit* I! chary A«t.
EXi’E R IE N tiK O
lh—Apartments for Beni.
8PECIAL luuimcr rate* now
ay*U*hl«.
Lgftlcr ApartmcnW,
Phono 470.
'D o lly la purl a l r V O W D A t r s ll*
.« fruebara. cartat aaaomhlarg and
tad vagaiabita
hi
Ua
S a a fa rd
* U ta g i r m r r r Whotaaala H A rh a l
Ulhar daalara |>I a H *a«r par lint.
•Jdtae «l II *1 A . bL. today, -aa
.wpgrtad by J . tt. lif t boat, in a a a car. to lh a y o d a r * M u lt I L u h c t
Taw s garvica:
U R AN S: | U U A > M o .
ba. >m»ca
fhrtUiddha P"«r to guad. d u a lity ,
I U * 4 i.M .
n s A N d t tSNAI'y r i* . Oalat stria e *
)»aa fa ir H uallty ( L l l - l l t a la w
0NE-8TORY
ho-.r Incited oi
Banford Ar*. near nlrport. f
p*r month. Phone H10-W.
26—Miscellaneous for Sal*.
R-FOOT FLOOR ghow rmac plat*
glau ihclvr*.
Mdaulin, 113
tmnl era dtlandanta, the under*
ale Had. tIMI A. NPKKIL -Ml . aa
PI**, tal tlaatar, wilt "ffar fur eat*
an .taall In Hi< hluheat and haet bid•
dai (or raati, arilhln lha
lesel
hnure of aala un Mnni.af, lha till
day nr May. l i l t al lha Irani
duel til lha r»urlhi>uaa nf *emln*le
I'nunty, Florida, In Manlnrd. rtnfl*
da, lha riilli'Wlna daactlhad tala,
plaeae m parrale nt laad. altuala In
Hemlnnl* County. Phutda, to-wll;
la,la He. HI. HI. HI. Ml.
jai. tee. He. let. Tee and l.ot i;
end lad l> llaaa and aitepl A
atrip off lha Weal aid* uf said
tail l> containing I acre mare
nr lean, lha Ileal boundary uf
whlrh |a . dlrrat aontlnuatlnn
• f tha Kaaturn huundary ef lad
H I) all nrcordlng to the plan
,-f Altainntda land tlutal and
Navlsnlloi. Company
fanejb—
nri-urdlne to I'lal tliaianrra*
rurded In Plat llonb f. I***
Mamlnule County.- Florida lee*
mils
Mulct «*lo Im l»*
tu oolJoir
the terms pf aatd deerna.
11go. a Hi’iin t. Jit.
Aa special Mnafer.
riiu ti is, tviijuts.
n.iliPiur tor Plaintiff.
a o rit et'sru T h m h t o w *. l a w i
•Ma
la thw t o m T
o r t o t 'h r i
at linn
iiia m ii.r . r o m t .
*TATit o r p l o m iu a .
In ra lha aelale of: MTItoN IV,
UtVKI.I. JR. deceaarri.
To all t'rai.llurs. la fila H , Ola.
liihutaaa. and all Persons having
t'lnlma nr liamairdB against said
Bntotol
tnu, Bltd aarh of yno. are hereby
n.dlflad end ra<|ulr<d tn preeent
any rlalina ei»l damanda which
run nr althar uf yuu. may haia
aealnat tha aatala uf h fllfllf W.
Itd 'K IJ , Jll, demas'd. lala nf
u.minul# I'nuiila, r lurlda. In |ha
Hun Job. it. Hharun, t’aMnty Judge
nf Hamlpnla plainly, al hla nfflctu tha dSitinlv I'unrllinuaa In gan*
fnrd. Mggilnnle ' - m i
riortdn.
"'•hla taaalva munlha frnm the
d d » Kerenf
I'lia * if.n l, it. A, n. I»i*.
AA fill IV. tJivf-.tJ. hMITfl.
idmlalelratnc i.r lha Oatele uf
-MTHon w . ovrt.r.iia
- .
naow auj
S N O W ’S
PAINT 6 CUSS CO.
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M 1 M E O O K A P II
P R IN T lfilO — L E T T E R
l is t s — t y p in g
W R IT IN I
m a il in g
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Seminole County Credit Ass’n
1MH Park At*.
t-Tlh SALE; two-13 foot heart
rycraoj boa1
.* and brand new.
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�WEDNESDAY, A P R IL 1, I t M
THE SANFORD H ERALD . SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Rgattsole County Products
Fruit* And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In America
^ tttfo r h
AN
PACE SETTER IN YACHT RACE
W 1LENTZ.AND.AJ££S SC O U T K IDNAP .‘CONFESSION
T E N DIE, T H R E E H U R T
IN T R A IN -B U S COLLISION
TOLUMK XXV
Local Growers
Vote A gainst
M arket Pact
Five Y e s ,S e v e n N o;
but More Fruit is
Produced By Those
Opposing Lon t r o t
Member Ansociatsd Pi
Only 2 More Days
To Qualify To Vote
New elevtorx
muM reifiater
with the ( it> 1'lein anil an
m in i
j»iy
their
poll taxe.e
In f o ie
•» o'clock.
Sat .rJi y a f t » i i i K>n. Apr 4
Col. Luke Lea
Released From
S ta te P rison
IN D E P E N D E N T
•SANFORD. FIXIR]
D A II.l
NEW SPAPER
A. THURSDAY. AJ'RIL 2. 1936
TO W N S E N R ITE S
BEING
EatabRahed tn 1908
Storm
InSoutheas
Takes Toll O f 40;
Damage Over Million
QUIZZED
F o r m e r Publisher,
Financier Is Given
Parole Ry Governor
Of Tennessee Today
Papworth Is To
Go To Fruit Fly ;
Committee Meet
R A I . K I G I I . Apr 1
- i'nl*
nel l like I • a.
former IV mu* *<»•••
•enator
and
finantier.
t a lk e d
from the
North Carolina «tate
prison, r free man today, paroleil
al’-ar i/rving nearly two yrar* « f
a • i t « ten y e « r x ‘ nentenre f.»r
violation o f hankimr l i w « l a y i n g
gmelhye to
Warden
Honeycutt,
the former
!"?a«hvillf |HiMi*ht*r
anil banker left the prison with hn
Suninoio' county ,.r«duc*«*in Luke le u . J r , and hi-* a«m(«
• n o f citrus fruit* voted
wife. (loverm.r
J C H Fhrim;
■even to five againat the
hail«e pHr o|e<| \ r n
proposed marketing control
lea w i i
erf'efM'eil In A«h«V||lr
■freement, but opponents o t . County, II. M I'apworth w II *t-| in J« ly. lOlil, on charge** o f run
.the proposed pact represent j trial the ctinfrrrncr in (jikrlan*!, ■p rary in corvnrrtion with th.a larger production of gr»t»e- tomorrow aftrrnoori between the Inaulvenry o f the t ’entral Hank 4
frulL oranges and tangerines. sUltr-wiil* \i**‘i terranran Fruit1T m at ( ‘ornnanv of Ashevile
II
Result* o f the vote cast in Fly i'om m lUff with Congressman Im l hi* X 4 » n , Luke la»a, J r . entere I
this County was made known J. Hardin Petarson. The ronfar- the North Carolina central prttMin
today by County Agent C. U. race wg, called by Juhn F. May, here in May, 1034, after hr had
committee chojiman, u|>on the rr* carried hia figh t to avoid aervln^
Dawson.
Only I I vote* war* cart by th - qurst of the congressman. The at- th« sentence tn the United Sta te,
o v h i i or oporatcra of 930 citrus ty is ho|w*l for by Mr. l*apwort*v .Supreme Court and had fought ex
freR
properties
in Seminole temlance of others from this Coun* tradition in North Carxdine. Tin*
County. Tha five oho voted for The hour for the conference 2a •on wan released shortly af te r be
ing admitted to the prison beeauM*
.
the proposed pact producr.1 32.- 2 o’clock.
o f illness.
0S0 hoses o f cltrui jfruH In 1931,
losse s a f
approximately
ffl,*
Friends o f I«ea,
in Nashville,
obil* thoar who voted against tho 000,000 w e r t suffered by frurt and
pact produced *7,303 box*" the vegetable
g ro w ers
in , Florid a who knew him when he wax one
of the nation's m o « t
prominent
same year, a difference of 4,publisher* here, » a d contributin'**
S77 packed boxes.
may be asked
to enable him to
In deciding whether to approve
begin again hi* career
In
the
•the pact. the SercreUry of A gri
newspaper world
culture. Mr. Dawson said, can take
An
atte mp t
to rapture
th.either tha vota of Individual, or
kaiser rlima *ed I.ea*, i r . v i r f a
tha vote aa raprasenllmr jroduc■ front line o ff ic er in th<- Wnrl I
tlon an the bet!* for his deciaio-i.
Code Approved
By S t a t e Vote
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwg'
And Water Transportation
li
H A U C K SCORES H O F F M A N ’S PROBE
W H E R E T E N MET D E A T H
In T R A IN -B U S COLLISION
.I in .a ct.llimon of s train and a bus in th'
tin- .Imtt. ri d and overturned 'body of .ha bua
. '.a 1 |l.d..w, 1. thu twinted chaasia.
•■ " i
liu m w *te tlcnitiMt |AI ' I'hutiks)
Fish Swim Across New York Skyline
To put tha esda tn forca It muit
he gpprovitd by 97 percent of thproducer* or S7 percent of th.ewhane o f cltraa fruit produced
I f a la daunklnad that 67 percaiU want Um gsntrol agreement.
fly. h*
r r l| m
nnd in
them.
Mr.
W ^ Sisii> t i » adaII11 by not leu ramr
ft.a
go ' porcoat a f U t o ■ahlppor*.
Shipport vrtlt not' ho approached
until It la ^otanalned that tha
producer* vtaift tho markrtlug
^ T H E N F R V fs
EXPERT ASKS BR U NO ’S R EPRIEVE
f|,i< picture was mad# ahortly after the colliaton of a Csntfa
llyrun, Ga.. In which ten person, were kil'td and thne wer# hurt. 8
aau entangled In the pilot o f th.- locomotive. Th* engirt? U-niLr a
tailed, tA I’ 191010)
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FINALISTS IN N. C. A. A. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Broadway bllnkaln tha splendor of tho world'a larpaat ta poetry In electric*, aa tha nav
on tho Oroat Whlta Way. Tlmea Square, New York City, la put Into operation with e*
first tlm# Saturday night (March 29). Tha hug* tropical Itah In tha scans awlm slowly, I
trait to tha usual aya jerking glgns o f thla type. A full block long and atratchlng tan g
new display ropreaenta a mllllon-dollar Investment.
,
,
a ;
AN D IT A L L CAME A B O U T FROM CHASING A CAT
ill.ving evidincs concsrslni •’ rati IF* af tha Lindbergh kidnap
was “ frsntod.* Arch W. Looey, yrood expert for .h* Untfed
D.partmeat o f th; In aritr rvqueatod A ’ army General t>*ttd
lot's of New Jersey to agree to fa 30-day ruprWvu far Brga#
mans. Looey, who aauagtpeak d Q«V. Hsffman an aa laapseI tha hems at tha convicted ^feyug af the Lfedhergh h*hyr U
Itotxrt K rlcmi-nt- lli-ft), rr»lgii-il
• erstary o f tho rutmnsl
K.'intss hoi - f T--w n«> lot i l itw. and t il - .11d J
ifornia Iiu.uaiux.«w)>o liu-- tcst^lird Iwf
i p
i i
Cordele,
Ga.,
Rears
rOKPRIeK. Cn . Apr 2 —
(AIM Spring wind and rain
*torm* killvtl 10 |H*r*on* in
th»* Southi'H*t t<*lay* C ity(
Manager Jnhn Hn»wn reporttsl and did more than $1,000,
000 property damage with
the major Iona near here. At
f
Marx-' 1 11 right I. 1 ol-
tho .................
m .inry
into tho inovcinriit nn.l it, finance.
It was t'lonicwt, who to.-' ivwl
fioiu I' i t..wn«cnil a lot'.i in which th. alter -1st..I "thoro might tic
inillion' in in- in.itrni.nl
Maiirctt n. ivrd o .innii-.lon. of liolworn
fl.MM! ;in.i %' 100 ,| momil It h i . a Iho .li«cl>— <1 thnt h. had in-on in
•li«-!o.t f.n m i» |.fine it.o oiiininir* of a inmmon t-rwtitiilo.
ar%*a
'J5 negn»ex, Itrown *aid. Rescue
agencies acted immediately, pro
ceeding to the scene by train and
over rain-drenched highwaya.
Townsend Saw iMillions>In
His Old Age Pension Plan;
Leaders Owned A ll Profits
Iea.nt 321 were killed in Cordele, eight white persons and
8w *u
sturm d»*th*
were
re
ported elsewhere In C/corgia, Alatisnis snd South Csrolins.
The new baseball .ladtum, dedic tr d yesterday.
turned Into
W A S H I N G T O N . Apr
2
Ih s-«
rl»*"»res math*
the * • mcm *«si «'IimI
m*pjiry mlt* the T-*wn«i ml OM
Age IVnsirm mnbgimnt i*h#t\e that
Hr. C ls relict' K
T«ivbn.,*t ml. co*
fountlrr t»f the phut, saw "uni laps
in il. " ih it .ill «o«ets i*f the ur
ganiratiim U*lmtg to M e « t h r f t
mct»»|M»rat«»r«. anil that the
incorpi»rators ronltl ili««nlte the \pcorporation ai snr time gn>| .Qvnlr
the profits T h u j* per nut te<l. it
was foiiml, * niler the F'tlifnrnia
law tin'l**r which the plan wa* inc«*r |Mimlet|
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 2. -IA-)
-State Treasurer )V V Knoft
loat in his attempt to dlamUa the
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complaint of fiv* Insurance cuml'
A ppra tad l a Slate
peine* which objected to the re
GAINESVILLE, Apr. 2 —(Ahquirement of a f 30,000 bond or drThe •taterrenl that “ there might
Th*- proposed eltrua marketing
posit for all concern* writing c«»m- I t»e “ mil ion* in i l ” was ru n h in n l
dgmmont for Florida w aived
penaation insurance.
in t% letter written hv |h| Town
overwhelming approval of growTho Supreme Court yeeterduy aenil to Hebert F Clements, who
an Irt tho referendum which
denied hla motion to quash the pro ha« resigned
secretary o f th»*
t u .t l.M 4 oa race P ill
reeding*, pointing out that it was
movement, an I wlilch wa« rea*l to
“ very significant- that tha 19.13 the comm»tt*'e t.v .lame^ R Sul
I'gislature did not expressly au li-an xpeci«l e»»*insel. m il reeor*lthorise him to sat up a bond or
«-«I sl'ing with other ilevelopments
deposit rule, Tho treasurer, wno
CITY N E W S BRIEFS alpo serves a» state Insurance com (%i the witness «tan*l yestrrilay.
mlsalonor, waa given to day, in
Tomorrow’a tides;
which to enawer the decision.
A. M. and 0:34 P. M.
Th* court’* unonimous opinion
TAMPA, Apr. S— <J*>—Poaslbl# P. M.
said th* 193S act required only
. a * . .. _ a tLa
VLte ielm ranal
that th* insurance* commissioner
Mr. and Mra. F. W. Severn* of satlafy himself of the company’s
af tho lis t* was dlacussad at Walkine Glen, N. Y. wer* in San -solvency and ability to perform
length yesterday hafor* the tenth ford today calling on frianda. Mr, Its undertaking*.“
eonventien of th* Florida Severn*, who la spending the win
’This la far more Important than
o f th* American Watcr- ter In Geneva, la publisher o f (he th* requiring o f a deposit of |30,
Watkins ( N. Y .) Express.
|000 In aecuritloa or tho giving <d
a aurety bond In that amount,- the
Utfeat “ w q u w e e .»i* M »r*a lacturv on M
Cbrl«l an Scianct, court declared, ‘Secauaa conceiv
•ah. Dr. H m i l OttUr, •t* l«|iho ScWnc* of Rmlitr,** will bx* ably a company’s liabilities for in
•fafeebt. advocaW
• an^ al M in n d In
City Hall at d surance written under this act
• f l a v o r OrnarrmUoa walla 1- o’clock thl. evening by Hon. W. might well amount to a far greater
»«* • , ° L '7 E
C. S. B.. of Lm Angole*. sum than thqt, and a bond or se
North,md ScaU aeytluna of Flort- Thtr. „ „
no th-rf# for
curity In that amount mlgh prove
W O '
4UU dc«* on ,|on aoj th, public i* invited.
In some case* Inadequate security."
a * A rid* of Dm proyred waUrIt ad'ed that proof of solvency
way. Th* walls should be watch*‘l.
State Senator J. J. Parrish of and ablHtw to perform I* aufftthl, district camo over from TiUu- cleitt. despite, “ th* laudable motive
vlll* thl, morning, snd City Com of th# Insurance commissioner
missioner W. B. Duprw, Hia op which no doubt Induced the adop
" I stand firm 1 1 my bePef,” the ponent In tha political campaign,
geologist said,
that tho canal •pent yesterday In Brevard coun- tion of this rule."
wW harm tha *t la’s ’ground w i
fe? supply, M i is there is ao
maria W ba aece lalnad, I believe
A beautiful fle d of amaryllis la
we shea id prut ad slowly and In bloom a f tha residence o f Mra.
isthsr all tha data that l* R- II. Walthour, 708 MtUoavlU*
i he hart not been in th* air -mce
Avenue. Persona who bars sees
|he arrive! In England.
the flowers report that th* tdaplay
“ I think 1 could «*t my official
la on* e f the most attractive and
N E W S colorful o f any hi this section.
record from W islintlan.’’ I.md«
berth assert.'I, ami appeared re
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i
lieved when he aau Informed .'ick
Taylor rommaadery Mai 2S,
t>r<erdur* would not be necr--ary
Kalfhts Templar, will moot ia
because af the reciprocal agrow*
the Masonic Hall thla evening, tha
inent.
M g * session ta ba proceeded by a
bung hla hat aad coat on a t r o u
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supper at 7:30 o’clock. Floyd Land
MNFOBCR MOTOt
b commander of the Knight* limb. It waa stated, aad apparently
had walked la th* water's edge
TALLAHASSEE, A
Tempter,
where ha toppled aver lato the — FieH men of three ■
0. K. G off Is Ih* new owner af ditch. Th* body waa found oy three mm! have romhined t
th* property al th* southwaaf cor bays who were walhiag along the;to enforce all motor v
I -----'■ — -------ner o f th* Intersection o f Ninth street.
fuaeral service* will be conduct_ _
.
Street and R h i Avenue, aeeardlag la a warranty deed fUad far od tomorrow afternoon at 3:301 W H A T ’ S EH
-■ ■ - - ■■ - record today. He bought tha prop from tha Ertehaoa Fuaeral Home
hi Baaford. with th* Rev. E. U.
T O D tY
erty from Mary E. PoweUi
P
. o
7:30 P. M.: Tlylor (
Mru/ttrtwm. who waa In Ban- grig h te’ Templar. Ms
ford, a»4 Mr*. Adeem and Mr».
h oo F. M.:
Pollti.
Stewart left foe Jacksonville >■', Court House.
n M btefy spaa haiag advlmd of
a 00 F. M.l Wool
Urn laddaa death af th* hoabaml Wuru , Wmulnsen Hall,
aad father. Mr. Cariaon Is ate*
TOMORROt
(arrived Ip a sea, Arthur Cariaon.
7:30 p. M.t Tow
whs ruaUm |r Detroit.
Tueaoaml Ball, A read
Grave D anger Is
Seen In C anal By
S t a t e Geogolist
rv
Governor Is C a 11 e d Fascist Troops And
To Testify Refore
Sel a s a 1e ’ s Force
P l a n Final B l o w
Wendel Grand Jury
O f Hardin Peterson
Shown (right) i t thoy camo from tho Jail at Trontan, N. J, aftar quntlonlng Paul Wandai. Attornay Oanaral David T. Wllantx (front) and his aaaoclatat dlscountad a rtpulrd “ conftsa.on • m
which Wandai, lawyar and formor dnlgglat, woo quoted ao admitting h« hldmiped and a.iird tn»
Lindbergh baby.
On tha left la John Kapoa, Wandala attornay. lea. ng tha pr-.on after u a farring with hla alien* who repudiated tho “ eonfaaalan" whan a formal murdar charge " I I made
against him. (Aaaaolalsd Praaa Photoe)
i
Hauptmann Death Death struggle In Rrunt or storm of
May Be Postponed Africa Believed co!.no! m"Vcathi
For Third Time To Be Impending Weather R
Overwhelming V o t e
. F or P a ct Cast In Friday’s Confere n e e
Opposing Cont r o 1 Called On Request
Rtporti by Coast Guard obssrv.rt flying ovsrfitsd Indicated
Mtarllght," Al Fay's 44-foot cuttar from Houston. T « « , was out In
front aa 2t yachts glldad southward In tha savsnlh annual sailing
CSC, from St. Pstsraburg, Fla., to Havana, Cuba. Tha "Starlight”
la ahown a* aha bagan to show har naala to rivals. (Aaaoclatad
Fraaa Photo)
.
to Cord*!».
v
Other dralha aro r»ported Ut
Loo, Whitfield, and Terrell coi»tlra, (ia., ono rach; Wllkoa countV,
Ga.. two: near Hampton. 8. C-.
snr; Gwr.lo Ala., on'.
City Manager Hroarn here tailmated between throe and four
IISI.VKING, Manchuukuo, Apr. hundred persona were hurt In UlU
*’ ■—* * * - - tfnlaa, Outer Mongolian
Klootha Predicted
government . take.
“ Immedl.l,
WASHINGTON,
Apr. V —Tha
slepa to terminate all kind* of
provocation, ,gainat Manchuokuo’a Weather Bureau Issued a bulletin
frontier,, relation* of the two warning Ctorgia, South and North
rountrie, are threatened with a Carolina that heavy rains over
mo,t asrinu* contingency," the southeastern state, yesterday and
Japanese.>p<in,nred state of Man today will cause flood* In all rivers
rhoukun warned t.ulay The foreign of the three state,. The bureau
minister tele^raphml thla protest also said heavy rain-t In eaatoin
Tennessee will give flood stage
Lindbergh Given
Permit To Fly A
Plane In Britain
John S lr r lr , n Iratler o f lh r for
linn o f th** party op|M»sinif Gov.
Henry llorn rr's rvix* filiation.
All workers who failed to |f*t
Mlrlr |>ny due yesterday werr und<tr jurisdiction ’of Uie fnivt mer's
office. Settle charged '‘ political
podding" in it* department* and
order c l it* payroll* delayer! until
a eherk rould be madrl of every
name on them.
“ We have found 3000 mrn and
women employed who are doing
no state work, only political
dut
said Steele. ‘‘This thing
may go to the court*."
Steele said he estimated that!
9260.000 of the governor’4 d-partmen)* 1100,000 monthly tod■ry expenditures was “ politicil
padding.”
•
Governor Horner termed the ac
tion “ a cheap politicak trick,
typical of those who are perpet-
Treasury Candidate
Retires From Race
idlBRINO, Apr. 2.—The surprise
of the stale campaign came when
I'yrlt Baldwin announced here yes
terday that he was withdrawing
from th* race for the office of
•tat* treasurer. In hla signed an
nouncement given to the press,
Mr. Baldwin stated that difficulty
In financing hi* campaign com
pelled him to withdraw from the
race.
Hla action leaves three candi
date* for the office -Samuel W.
Gallon o f Hushnell, T. It. Lan
caster
of Ocala, and W. V. Knott
The unpaid workers burrowed
lunch money snd than told thr'r o(_Tallaha**«e. Knott la the in
stories to landlord, ami grocers. cumbent.
Thl* brought a flood of Inquiries
to the stetehoua* amt a statement
from W. Emery Lancaster, chair 2 Tourists K i l l e d
man of th* .Stats Civil Service
At Grade Crossing
Commission, that he waa not ” go
ing to stand by ami see any polliTAM PA, Apr. 2 .-0 P )-T h * lives
teal factioa try to fore* slate civil o f three persons—all winter visi
service workers to support any tor*—wer* snuffed otlt here yester
candidate by holding up their day whan the automobile In which
they were returning to Callfornig waa battered to bite by a
TtN-CANNKKH MEET
railway motor crash In a grad*
erearing accident.
WINTER GARDFN, Apr, 2.
Tho party, which had apent tha
About 100 trailer cars are ramped
let Winter Garden municipal water- wfarter in W. Petersburg, waa en
[front park on Ink* Apopka this route homo, by way o f th# Atweak participating In their “ home laatia seaboard. Their Immediate
[going* exercise*.
' Uftiaation waa BriUmorv.
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Thundershowers In Klerlda
The Weether Bureau predict*
thundershower* in the purthsrn
portion of Florida thld afternoon
and in central ami south portions
tonight It Is expected that )t will
be colder tonight In the north and
west portion*. Friday will bo
partly) cloudy,
with poaalbly
showers in Ih* evlrem* south por
Men Are Wanted Now tions. Th# foreca-g for extrtinn
By The Marine Corps northwest Florida i* (air amt
colder, probably frost In th* weet
The
examination
of
33 portion tonight; Friday fair.
applicant* for enlistment In the
U. H. Marina Gorpa will i>* held at
th* diatrlct recruiting headquartar* M otilfyinrOf Tax On
In th# post office
building
In W a r Profits Proposed
Savannah, Ga., during the month
of April. It ws* announced by th*
.WASHINGTON, Apr. l — V P h officer In charge.
A modified proposal for tahlag
The Marine Corp* accept* young profit* out of war waa presented!*
men who ar* between IH amt 23 th* Senate flnane* committee to
year* of age, single, not leas than day. Th* sew proposal would
66 or mnr* than 74 inches In height levy a 99 percent tax on abnormal
and who nr* In exeellant physical profits Inatead of on all proflte
condition, it waa announced.
Young man who meat Ih* re
quirement* and dealr* service In
LO C AL W E A T H E R
the Marin* Torpe ran obtain ap
plication blanks by writing th*
Savannah office.
Massachusetts Girl
Is Queen Of Fiesta
ST. Prtrt'RSBtlRn. Apr. t . _
Mias Phvlis Until, representing
Massachusetts, waa crowned queen
of thl* rlty*a annual festival af
stats relebratlon teat night Mbs
Ruth
Nord. of
Wyoming was j {
second, end was crowned arincese. IT
Th* winners wer* selected from i JJ
field nf tS vnung women, winners ta
of ellmln'Mon eonteata hold by **
ron-eaentatlves o f their ruepeettvo }J
atet*.
Secret lodge* graded th* coa- { ,
testent* unon th* haste of beauty. It
nneealy bearing and personality. *•
The
unsuccessful
candidates. ,
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erranean Fortl( i a t i o n s Buflt
Alaac#
and Lor-
Although Alaatlan neaaant* **a
I know the value of
a strong:
company
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if
Of the
National Guard
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S. A. B. Wilkinson
Candidate For
County Prosecuting Attorney
Medical Corps
F. N. G. F o r m e d
Before World War
ahT
«w
work, udb H w Headquarters In
Jacksonville Armory
•Adium th« eiotkiaf, w p i i p ^ . i
homing, rationing, pay and Lranv ' ^ 7 * ' " * *
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portation of personnel"STIS# di-1—IkBpmcaa*, of Ikertctawtal
I r n l l n M Wrmm h w A » l
NgtaaaNta an the frontier, French
eaporta any, eeuld paralyse the
great .U *l belt of aontkern Ger
many. Paean, Ducaaaldorf, Kobhas*, Stuttgart, Frankfort, Cologne
and other important induetrial
center* era cieoe to the frontier.
Ia IBM the lata Andre Kaginot,
then v Fra no*'* nrtnletar o f ew .
puehod through the flret credit*
for the lit-m ile chain o f fortlfleatioha wUch were to bear hie name.
Toda« the M*|inot Uao ia eomplcte
—a material' manlfeatptlon el
F r ith preparedneee against a re
arming relch.
At KehV German aide of fho
International bridge here, nail*
lookacroa* tie Rhine at eggshaped eeeementa facing the
ralch, but what they cannot' tee
are the underground “cltU*” be-
•f
Second L le n l. N ordgran
Tern J. Towneend and Prteata
WP?lam B. Moya.
' U* ,» l C d * * l HtolchUon of t o
£lnco organtxa'lon at Sanford
Mne
nf
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f
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ford*
• " * » « * • *fO«ar;
in IMS tha-ternofer. hee been
Pleat Board u d
„ 1* " i « ' ^rcd A. Safay of J iftia iT
upward* o f ISO rail*ted men, each
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* ‘ ; T<n*. r t « w « u i plan* aad trainBall of |n ( 0fricar: Captain Robert C.
of the*# men being In acrelee im p ie o f what duttca a
from one to three year* or more,
UmV ” P*” r" ‘
mcnta: plana and training officer;
and who can be claaaod aa an orTh» detachment baa attended H CapUIn John P. Durham of
united rtatrea force by reaeon annual lunraur field mining pa- Jacksonville, regimental adjutant;
ef the training racelred during iloJa at Camp Potter, during Captain Waldo Wlltfe o f. JachaonIbelr term of aerefee. The train *hkh time ft operated the camp elite, regimental supply officer;
ing carried on in the detachment ie hoipital, and aoperrised the gen- Chaplain (captain) John Jaontr,
erml aanltatlon o f the camp. An- o f Ta Uhaaaee, regimental chapdhldad into bade training, which
nual physical examine lone are Iain; let Lieutenant Daniel* of .St.
tneludf* cluac order drill, aehool rvade of otch o ffk er on d. Ip to r- AvguaUna, pcreonnel adjutant.'
ef the eoldier, aquad, p atron and
company, military discipline and
eourteay, ruyiom* of the aerrice,
Army and Nn'.lonal Guard regula
tion*, guard and Not du.'y, ritisenahip, and many ethar lubject*
common to ail claaeoa of tho aarrice, Uchnical training. Including caaea during the camp period, and i j im rl a . Sand*. Jr.,
'
the organise, ion and dutlea of the tha hospital at camp la never william T. Wade.
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medical detachment, litter and dosed. and la probably the mn*t l Corporal;
ambtt-anc* drill, elementary anat active p’aee In the entire camp. • ||0||U Phil Ip*.
omy.
physiology end flirat-ald. PUn* for thl* year are for the | prlva ea, Firat Cfaa»:
military hygiene and sanitation, field training period to l « held I thincan I . Cameron,
map reading, and mobilliatlon. at Fort UcCelltn, Alai and if t James E. Evan*,
general teetka* training Includ rairkd out wl l mark the flr .l | Kmil W. Kaeverman,
detachment h* ■ been i R «’ph W. Myrkk,
ing the functioning of the de time the
State of Florida for I tctwrence E. Reel,'
tachment In tombat, operation of out o f the
aid atatlon*. evacuation o f ex* any reaaon.
. Tom J. Townatnd,
ualilaa, and other optratinna tn
The preaCnt au.hnrited itrengtli . (It birl A William*,
countered during comba.’, on the of the detaehr.-.ont la five officer* j
IVivatka:
match or in garriaoa.
and fid cnllatej - men, The com- John T. Cull am, * < ,
The deUchment waa tallal tu mend o f the detachment ha* been Elmer C. Dann,
duty for aerrice In aid of civil ao- shared fay Major Ralph F,. Hit**- I.Uthae M. David,
thorltlea at Miami after the burr!- ena, the regimental surgeon, and Rob rt I . Evans,
etne of 1024, and again after the by Captain Arthur W. Knot, the Byron A- Fox,
Weit Palm Batch diaatter df latter being in command at this Jam** Q. Galloway, .
IMS, and In addition to looking Imo.' -Th« outlying officer* be- JoaepH G. floVocek, ’
. f i » i l . a__ i.a _ .
....
.
after the health aad aanltatlon of longing -to thl* organ’Mtion at Jenning* L, Hurt,
the other troop* |n the storm present are Malor Ralph E. Slev- v « " F~ Kennedy,
areas, assistance waa rendered the ena and Captalu Corren P. You- Rob-r’. I. Marlowe,
etvUfcB relief o rg a n iilk n - by man*, at 8t. Petersburg, who act William B. Moye,
vaccination. Inoculation, and treat aa regimental aurgeona, and Puat George B. McC’alland,
ment of akk and Injured In the medical officer for the Posts of Jam** P. McDaniels,
storm area*.
Bradenton and Palmetto, reapec- Ivan P. Noble,
Perhaps the moat interesting and lively. CapUIn Frank C. Board- Noble W. Pago, » ,
net!** period o f active state scrv- man, Post medical officer, Or- Jam** B. Phillips,
k* was during the quarantine of lendo, and fln t Lieut. Oamah E. Roy C. Reel,
1M9-103O, when the entire de Harrell, Post metical officer, Woodrow W. Riser,
tachment ana ordered to duty, Jacksonville. Cep'ain Knox * la Jack E. S’temper.
with order* to supervise the san Post medical officer for tha Poet
The enlisted reserve members
itation of the many quarantine In
are:
spection posts operated by thf
Private, First Class, Clarence C.
National Guard, and to furnish
Stinson.
whatever madkal and aurgkal
Private*;
attention required by all troop*
William P. Baker,
on duty tn the state. Setting up
Raymond E- Lundqnist,
Laater F, Rivera,
baadquartara In .a* Sadford Ar
maty with 34 hour service dally,
route* war* establish*! to all Inapaction posts and dally sanitary
Inspection* were Inaugurated im
mediately. Aa the quarantine area
spread out, it lathr became nee
canary to station Individual med
ical men at each large Inspection
peel* and
they
carried on the
dally Inspection*, and war* in turn
vklted by an inspeeler from Banfeed at least once each week.
Each
medical soldier
waa
*M>lpped with a supply e f madl
sines and equipment for flrtt-ald
treatment, and If any serious ni
ne** or Injuria* developed they
Wtra authorised to call tha San
ford headquarter* by long dis
tance telephone and report .h
situation direct to the regiment*1
•nrgeon’e o ffk * for action. An
ambulance waa provided by the
O fD A and * tattooed at Sanfan.
and .'**• Faraald-Lsughton Hoapttal was n i b the caao hospital
-far tha *n Ira era*.
: ____
As tho situation became atahLbed Into mere or Ua* perma
nent toafeetlon. P it a and quaaad.in* areas, the United State* Depar, mat e f Agriculture requested
that Lb* rath# parraoancl o f their
erganhatkm u trail aa tha State
Plant Board W mdculatad and vac-
ir J S is s r
Haa aerved In Company D contlnuoualy alnce 1023 and ranka
aa tha oIdeal offker In his grade
In the Florida National Guard.
only flat meadows and wheat
ft*Ida, they know that In six year*
Franc* haa built *k*l!-proof forts
aomr of whkh ars 300 feet below
the aurfac*.
Fume of these untth Include
elretik railroad* connecting under.,
ground barracks, mesa halls, emer
gency shop* where the frontier
troops live In the. light generated
by (heir own underground power
plant*.
f ..
End ***, belt* carry ahall* frem
deep muni-Ion da trip* to the care
fully camouflaged' big guns. AnUa irm ft batteries era *o situated
that Preach experts believe a
curtain o f lead would fore* at
tacking plane* to croc* the frontier
only at tramandoue heights.
habitable 'end atom .of oxygen
wait against the day when etaai
door* crash shut against gas at
tack*.
>. ■
Behind tha Maginat lla* Frync'd
engineers hav* cona)rOtt*d a trans
port ayatem daslgnad to rush re
serve* and aupplka to tha froht
within a few hour*. A network of
highways, for
heavy military
trucks, complement a hug* rail
intern.
French troope hav* no love for
Ufa In the underground forta and
officer* otten take leaa Important
poata rather than a Kaginot line
command but the war ministry
hat seen to tt that Fxsca'a track
regiments man tha fortification*.
™ 5 S 2 -S k ^ J s r y s
Upon the splendid work
in publishing this issue of
The Sanford Herald ,
(Lonnie)
CONSTABLE
FOR RE-ELECTION
Speaking Of:
Insurance
Have you ever stopped to
think how valuable In pro
tective insurance is the *
NATIONAL
GUARD
Naturally we are glad
to help the Armory Fund
Maxwell Stewart
GENERAL INSURANCE jr
N A T IO N A L G U
MMy congratulations go to
the ihembers of the San
ford Unite of the National
Guard upon the publication
of this issue of The Herald”
F. F. DUTTON
Upon the publication of this I
of The Sanford Herald
MY DEAR I GO
MARKETING ONLY
ONCS A WffK
. THANKS TO MY
cadre of m'laiad • mcn xrorc'M^Iacted and Mapped urlth tha haeteaary vaccine and laatramenU.
ytaaddil with transportation and
i f f mi l ichidi<s fovirine awiy
*«
*
�Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, B l|k«|*
-"A n d Water Transportation
AN
D A IL Y
NEW SPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1I3«
M em ber
EXT
IN D E P E N D E N T
t o w w s e n d h u r r ie s t o
INQUIRY
'ollowers
In 1908
Farm Planning Track Column
y Be Begun Takes Gondar
Within Month On Lake Tana Hour
»i
Men In County* Sfcrategic^city Falla
Wanted By Dawson
To Italian Forces
On New Council To . Wh6 Trek. Across
Aid Local Growers
Sun-Baked P I a 1ns
ty Predicts
.Members Will
Follow Author
Is Changed
ann
Approaches But
Refuses To Confess
Seminole Schools To
Gel $13,734 In New
State A 11 o c a t ion
School For Deaf
And B lin d Isn’t
P e n a l Institution
No Further Reprieve
Granted And Death
Sentence Is To Be
Executed At 8 P. M.
Hoping to form *n agricultural
GpNDAR, Ethiopia, Mar. 81,planning rounrll that wilt begin
W V -T h li strategic city at the
to function within ■ month, County
bead o f Lake Tana fell Into
Agent C. H Dawson w u todsy
Ihe ‘ hvnls of an lulian truck
writing a I persona attending a
*«• itmn
led
by Achilla StarTALLAHASSEE. Mar 31 with a Department of •ce,
secretary-general of the
IdT —Seminol# County'* *har*
econo mist asking him
Fascist party, today. The motor
of thn new million dollar school
names of parson* to
column trace rd 156 miles arru*a
allocation is $13,7.14.57,
the prnps.rd rourwll. H*
stn-baked plains to reaei| hare.
w»nt* the "best men In the
hollowing the raraean route*
the council.
_©TON, Mar. 8 1 wi* chairman of from ttucots, which era* captured
•BepudfaMon
yesterday's conference and th* ap- bat trday, the Italian* continued
W p b y th e onrnnpnlntment of col ncil members wt* their unobstructed march suulh.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Mar. 3 1 - U1
ub
m w n b m h lp
left to him. There will be eight Their major objective we* "to
— Answering criticism of
th*
Separate council* representing th* plant the ItalLan trl-color In th*
■Ut* auditing department which
various sgrltultura pursuit* fob northern ronflsm of I,ake Tana.
TRKNTON.
Mar. 31,—
It was anaouhraB ThiV" planet
tv-ff D r. T ow n lowed In thla irctlon, hi.* all will
complained ot eipenae* at the (A P )— Bruno Richard Haupt
prohe amilgam-'ted In the Seminole partleipatei la bombardment of
elate auditing department which mann’* iron nerve cracked to
County Agricultural
Planning llatar yeaternay end that "the at
Blind, D. C. J. Hetties, president day an the hour for hla MSCounci'. The purpose of the coun tach wa* carried out successfully
of the Institution, declared that cutlon approached. Ha wept,
- peet 40 year* of *r*cil will be to aid producers In dasplta heavy anti-aircraft fire.”
he ‘‘ la running an educational ln- freely, but Inalited he la Inno
. aether of legislation
finding ipUahle market* and ob- Hupp lea of muntlone end fortifi
cent and told the wardon ha
Plan Into »ftalng better prices, for their prod- cation* were deatroyeda
■tltutlon and nut i
could not changn hla- ktory
duet*.
• e- *
m U a t of r u u Hundreds nf square miUaJffSerWASHINGTON. Mar. 31.—W=1 tlon or a school for th# feeble without telling Ilea. Wanton
fo n l" They clashed
From the 11*1* o f name* tug- rltory. Including rich agricultural
minded."
e
Mark Klmberlin aakl Hkupta eongraMlonar committee htveatlgnlod hla old-at* pin*Ion
Federal Judge
b It* lament hr
grated by those ‘attending yester lands, are falling to Italian hands — Counsel for
Ills statement waa made In mann told him he wanted (0 l
llalmted l„ RHter of Florl.U said
la MeGroarty’- plan, Dr. F. E. Townsend li ihown boarding a plane In Lot Angeles *n day's meeting. Mr. Dawson plana alntoat without resistance.
commanting upon a report by tho a radio appeal to th* public In’ A
route to Washington to testify before the mveiUga.'ora who have to select th* members of the t*
.ambitions.
Socuta la one of the most Im- they would aak 4H hours' delay to
•Ut* auditing department that a frantic effort to u v< hlmaelf froan
brought
forth
testimony
designed
to
ihow
tho
Townsend
organisation
•Wtbreak o f political dl*rloua sub-council* which, In turn, I poftant market centers In Ethlo- file a reply In th* Senate to th*
"lack of proper planning anti su tha electric chair at 8 .o’clock to
III form the County rouncil. Ipl*. commanding the main caravan House Impeachment charges In the
Ito Townsend Oil eollee.Vd hundred* of thouiand* of dollars la promoting lit campaign.
per vision of purrhaaea" at the night.
These lets will be fucnlahed by the
' ' routes to Addla Ababa, Desayc, view of new articles alleging the
arfaaitaUoa thraatHauptmann’s wife
Anna hat
•chool had resulted In exreMlv*
Dt . P. I . Townsend
following pereont to whom th* t-ake Tana and CoJJam Province. Jurist evaded taiee on hi* 1B2U-30 coat of foodstuffs.
apparently given up hop*.
income.
So
extensive
are
the
new
County
agent
la
writing
today:
Its
normal
population
im
about
lUra Mcflroirty (U.
Govamtw Harold O. floffmah
IVectoring he would like for the
charge* mad* against the Judge
o f hla principal con
Chairman John Malach, Sr., and 3000.
of Nvve Jersey, who reprieved
school
to
be
grouped
with
the
Unithat hit chief caunee’, Frank P.
to a part
Charlaa Dunn, County eommleUautmsrm once and tried to got
Walsh of New York, sail a delay veralty of Florida and th# Florid* th* pardon board to taka action
•loners; P. Jf. Whltohurat, City
State College for Women, Dr. Set.
la
needed
to
prepare
an
anawar
comisslontf;
Mr*.
W.
L.
Cooper,
lhe
two
yesterday, Mid ho would d#
to them but added that this need ties said hla coats would compare nothing more.
Sanford Woman’s Club;
Mist
the apodal
,• ‘ '
favorably with th* eipenaea of
Manager* of tha trren feed
not
delay
actual
start
of
the
trial
Josephine Boyditon, County home
Col. Charlea A.
Lindbergh,
those
Institutions.
story* in Sanford today signed
in th* Senate set for neat Mon
demorfstratlon agent, and Mr*.
whoa*
first
ton:
llauptmanft
a paper circulated by Euge.it E, D. Rinehart of Sanford and Mr*.
day.
stands ronv.ctid of kidnaping tod ’
Coats
Cglled
Eaeesalv*
Estrkig* agreeing to cloee their
Endor Corlett of Geneva, repre*
There now ar* seven charges In
y
tobTALLAHASSEE, Mar. 31^-PP) killing, la In England with hla
stona at noon on every Thun■anting th* Women’* De manat raThe annual election of Ut* dl- all against Judge Ritter. The first —Th# itst* auditing department wife and secund eon. Ha (pent
lion. Club*; T, W. lowtofi. luperfuar chary a him with accepting
the day ’deep In study o f tha taecbr»ported to Govarnor Sbolti that
inten<Mmr o f achdnt* .nd R. F.
aw* • > ' from JJC L. Rankin, a
ebanlcal heart': to pralenff-hf*.
"Jaeto-of
-proper
Alanolng.
u
4
auof
thla
week.
Those
agreeing
to
former taw partner, with miscon
Cooper o f Oviedo, achuol board ton at th* Mayfair Hotel today.
'the* iltoitlon
HanpttnMnVy.au Iliac i to Bra* i
pervlslon of purchases" at the'
cloee are th# following: Tuxedo memberi. repreaentlng th* achoola;
any relteratad her boLof In tor
F-Icetore atti tiding
Tuesday
ah attack on
The fol owing men will oerve 11 duct In handling recelverehips and Flork-’a School for th* Deaf and many
Fe.d A Supply (tore, Sanford
C. F. Utah' of the Bureau of En
with practicing law whl i on tho
•on'
n’a Innocence a* ska bent ittr.
I “ irritate political a n - evening'* mas* meetlni being
Blind at SL Augoatln* had reCash Feed etnry, Henry A. Rus tomology, Dr. E. R. Purs la, truck director* for th* coming year: fvderat.bench.
thn wsahtub.
under Dr. Town- arranged for by tho Seminole
Randall Chaa*. J. lit Co'elough,
•ultod In eactaslve eoat of food
sell Seed Company, Stokes Seed
Paul H. Wandel o f
crop research; Tom Hlmpaon, pre- Georg* Rollins, Holland Dean, A.
la U P tait U.u« of County Young Democrats Club
Th* first count charged Ritter, stuffs.
«1ore,
Sanford Amen Feed
tdent o f the Seminole County W. Eppa and Roy Holler. The re- who went to Miami, Fla., from
who rvpudtotaj a purported "•**■
will not be bnrtd by long polit’eal
WeeWr**ore. K Igore Seed Company
Th*
rbport
Mid
malntenanca
Chamber of Commence; M. U Ra- tiring prealdent, W. A. Ltffler, Colorado In 1328 and four year*
fessianf attributed to him, vat
Vimtngt ca, It waa announced In
and Security Feed A Seed
born, prealdent of th* Junior wl I serve as ti-offlclo member nf later waa appointed to tha bench coat of tha Institution to K9.2H ■till held In jail, but anttorMaa
ahittem, be le talk lay by S. Alec 8hart»n who will
Company.
cento
a
day
for
each
student,
ex
Chamber of Commerce; J. O. Ml the director*.
by Prealdent Coolldg*. “ corruptly clusive of education coats, a* com took no court action again*! him.
H, aaid Meflroarty preside at the meeting. Ha *taWl
chael. manager of th# farmer*
The club aetaeted 8. G. Gray and unlawfully" accepted $4,500 pared to 50.57 cent* a day at tho Ga.don B. H u m , who also “eon\ addeed of Urn attack. -« wt.hrd It tmptosiia.l that there
frssad" to the kidnaping,
markat: J. L. Ingley. ranreaant- as tholr director, and E. E. Blo«d- from Rankin,
after
he had
, the docker belie*** Till not be any tong •perch** and
'ha-' became the rule 'w ill >m
ink th* bank; Otto Caldwe'1 and wonth, J. L, Ingley, C. T « Parker, a lowed Rankin a fee of $75,000 In Florida farm colony for the feeblo In Leavenworth Federal
l to H attire la pollJohn A. Adam* for transportation; 8. O. Sblnholier, and Roy Holler a re.'el»*rshlp o**o Involving a minded at Gainesville agd 74 whtr# he |a serving a time on an
•body aloe may be,* strictly enforced the meet ng will
cento a day at th* Industrial other charge,
tier to ter* an "egcellent opporC. R. Maaon, conaervatlon: IFfl- ■a quintette for th* union aerv- We at r*lm Beach hotel.
-HU at
School for Boy* at Marianna.
unity",
to
meet
rll
the
Candida'**
I
Warden Klmberllng aaid Haupt
rfor
futlett
of
Geneva,
eltru*
grow
also atta
Ice neat Tuesday evening at the
Th* second article said the Judgo
•nd hear them statr briefly aivl
mann spent moat o f tho nigh!
er: n*mlall Chaa* an! II. G. Congregational
Church.
The wilfully
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int »o
failed and neglected to
‘to th* jwlnt" why they are soot
writing lettor* to hla mother. Ho
I Ingle, cltni* shippers; Jullu* scripture leading will ba given by perform""hla duty to conserve the
ing office. ‘ *
■aid th* condemned man tried
Dlngfeldar, relery shipper; 8. J. H. D. Pop*, awl prayer* w tl t * ; MMt> of wh|Uh,n Bulding and
*
1 .4
violently, declaring “ I have abso
The magp meeting Is to bo In tbs
MrGinnl*.
dairy
cattle;
W.
G.
offered by th* Rev. Martin Brain. Operating Company, owners of the
Wadneaday'a tide*: High at 4:34
1atwM a' ataU* •eurt room t f the County Court
lutely no change to mak* In my
1Kllbe* of Genera, beef cattle; J.
Visitors at today’s luncheon In hotal in question.
i no mention House. The club hail hoped to ar- A. M and 4:68 P, I f , low at 10:33
vtory. Any change would bo a III
W. W ater* of Luke Monroe. cluded
Geo,
W.
Marks
of
Dei o ! Df.
Tho third article charged he vio
and could not be bom* ou t" Tto
y for an out-door gathering A. M. and 10: M P. H :
noidtrFI Gordon Barnett of Kern Land,
Myron R.
Hinckley of lated .the federal jodtetol code by
aaMriao h-t tho commUtac ill charge >t
warden Mid Hauptmann “talked
Park, fern*; and Ben Whltner, Brunswick, Me., Louis Ziegler of
i to ban ■Aa affair decided that the voter t
practicing law while on the bench
Paul Stevens paid a fine of f t
CKNVER, Colo., Mar. Sl.-GPI with guard* about HI* family and
Winter Haven. C. M. Hughes of and th* fourth Mid he “ brought
pita which TOUld rather be sealed In an In In Judge J. 0. Sharon'* court to flower*.
—Frigid
winds sweeping from haw they would get along wiltont
Atlanta, and Frank Snell of Titus hi* court Into scandal and dlaroMoQraarty Joor meeting than .bo forced to day when bo pleaded guilty to op
■ub-Mro
areas In Montana and him." The warden told o f Haupt
ville.
r .
puta" by hta actions.
erating g motor truck with Im•land In ooo held out o f door*.
Wyoming huriad storm tlouda of mann's daalro that hi* son grow
Rltta'r took a floor aoat on tho dual over portions o f three itatoe up to bo an honest man and believe
Accordiiac to Mr. 8baron, can- Proper lights.
left of th* vice president’s rostrum and carried an unaaasonal cold hla father Innocent o f tto U&ddidst** for th# Legislature (both
bergh crime.
between hla two counsel*, Walsh
Pearls Jewett pleaded guilty be
tho State Senate'ami the Reuse)
wae* over tho WeaL
” Hw told me ha got convicted
and Cart T. Hoffman, of Miami.
wlU each he gWen five m'mites In fore Judge Sharon to Ittaakatlon
Snow followed
tIV choking for having money In hla pooaemlak
J waa sentenced to pay a f t fine,
Tbo proceeding* lasted only a few
.. which to preseat Uuir claims for
clouds of allt through tho trough without knowing what—kind o f
WEST PALM tt-uACH. Mar, 31
o waa unable to pay her fins and
but
other candtJACKSONVILLE- _ Mar. 81.-; mlimtaii-------of tho Rocky Mountains.
—<AP)— How a governor who «ald
money It W M Abo allowed only three la la.JkIL
Two condemnation w R * fee *4Booth*rn Colorado, Southwest
bo feared reprisal from 8#nat#
Hauptmann had about 114,009
d Uonnl land to the right-of-way
ern
Kansas,
Naw
"Maxlco,
and
th*
of ransom money In hi* pooaoeskra
Senator J. J. Parrish waa In Tsl- leader* and a tellef that, neilhtr of tbo Florida Croas-Stato Canal
Alee Hheron's father L
Texas Panhandle felt th* effect* of when arras ted 18 month* ago.
ite for Congress, he 1‘ ln H W yesterday, conferring with tho governor nor tha Sangto want were filed In U. B. Clreultt Dis
th* duster. New Mexico, on th*
Tho doabia denial o f cUmeacy—«
only candidates f ir thd State Road Deportment with ed *l* » racing In Florida led *-» trict Court here yesterday.
open south end o f th* mountain first by tto New Jersey Court o f
tha resignation of B. F Pk4y from
office* aial for the State
rd to Stats toad No. 44
Tb# sulk* warn filed by J. Tot i
funnel, received full fore* of tho Pardon* and qtflckly thereafter bp
tha FfaeMn State Raring Commis Watson, special 'assistant af th#
rglalatorv wUI be given the
r improvement*.
dust blast
sion In 1M4 was told by.the *an- Department of Jaatlc* who to su
Governor Harold Q. Hoffman—
ChadIdatso for Coagraaa
Sheridan. Wyo$ waa tho coldest •••mad to have aha tie rad hi*
D*a Chappell * f Miami, o m of dIdat« last night In JMyf»><>i pervising th* acquWtlon of tho
for atalo office* will act
Recognition
of
88
year,
of
con
■pot yesterday on tho United hope. In n crisply worded
the 18 candltln'ea foe got eider, ft Park, Miami. To n crowd park right-of-way.
tinuous service with the Atlantic State* weather map, IS below i*ro tto Court of Pardons, also
ksown
to deliver a poltUai nddrea* at attach** estimated *1 S^OO. N.
Mr. Wataon laid that despite
Coact Lino Railroad waa given B. Tbo records ahowpd It waa tb*
as tto Board sf Pardon*
M toll
• oltloek thla avyatng at the InUr- V< man Hkwttorn*, formwr ItoJ* unfavorable action la tho Senate
O. Methvin tOday| when Train to Ideal Mar. 80 weather since th*
county
atatrig
n'.lorney
and
who
yesterday:
toward appropriation o f funds for
aoctlon of Magnolia A t
only recently announced bo would tb* canal to baa received order# Master J. 0. Pattarcon presented Sheridan bureau wna tetabllshtd.
T h e second application fra
First Street.
him
with
on*
of
tha
quarter-of-anot enter tbo race for governor, to eootlnn* tbo local *t*P* to
■—I
f
Thirteen below aero aet a
clemency mad* by Bruno
4 1--- — *
century
oerrleo
emblems*a
■ cold rocord i t R ik n ij Mont** fw Hauptmann, tofora tto board
Marriage lleeaaoa were Issued prearatod Paty,' giving him hU ward acquiring tbo right-of-way.
lUOUSTlNK, Mar. 8 L ~
Mr. MethelA started hla railroad H
30 4
Tbo aultw filed yesterday were
pardons of New Jersey,
yootoiday to AUto B. Woods. IS, t f unqualified ladoftoment M a man
caroor with tto A* G. k w£m «|
Highways were lee-coaled for to death for tto murder o f Ctol
a# tto'r
Pool*, and Nora Oreea, t f , o f San deserving tbs rapport o t oil rill- for land In the southeastern
tone
o
f
Ftoridn
pad
calling
him
n
toy, enrofllog to Dee- 15' ' 9l0' * ,! a ^ r s l hour* In Colorado but a A. Lindbergh, Jr., Mar/ I I , II
o f Marion county and n
at administering
ford; and to Homer Low Is. 41, of
"two.fated, hart hitting, atocerv, section adjoining It In Citrus Plant Oty. wbera to wa»i born. Ha
^
Improve.!
Sanford, and Etoma Shi*
W.
waa today denied."
bemat, capable ocB efficient
ity. Roughly, It j**o tall mated served as a trainman for right
of Waymoa, 0*.
years and than on Feb. II. 1319, |tr» " 1 wndRIonc.
that tbo 18 tract* Included la the
-------'
waa promoted le to a conductor, a 1
“Th# altitude
Marion county |nlt
Tbo weather: P w ^ jf cloudy
rcuriv# wen acc .
ISM sere*, while ttore were about poelton to baa told ever aloe* A g g j u l t O n P e W O I l S
Id. "On
on#.".Paly enU.
“ On on# occaslo., 80 acres In the four tracts In that data "with credit to hlmaelf
ami to tto company." Hla record
at tho rac Citato county.
to mggectgd
‘
arver# In
I* clear, with no serious accident*.
and
rocf c f to d
J. C. Roberta! juiilco of the
Mr. Mathvfo reeIdea at 1018
asked m# th e
Want First Street. He never peace, todnv bound a w
to th
t$ mak
aerkad fee any ether railroad and next term o f Circuit Court on
or not!’,
toe seen all Ida service on thla charge o f *ggr*»atod aaraidt
man who to accused af
division of tto Alantlc Coast
LAKE WALKS, Mar. Ml.— — Lin*.
A man listed aj George 01.v# of
autamoblto.
and charted be Sheriff Chaa# a*
and WUcon who apprehended bra
altar tto foci hi tto
for ConatsWe W . A. McMuUln.
who bald n warrant far
waL stated that tto
S4
Olivo to a toofoarin-bw af Bab
rave tto name o f Clara Me*
who gave
ANNAPOt
tto
other
tut
Ora,
<
Col. Hec
M argaret
Richard
V «.L
~ H it'^4
|$)r, Townsend
iman Replies
Townsend Is
ig lik e Fool*
Judge R itter Is
N o w Alleged To
Haye Evaded Tax
of Town-
-------- from hi*
for a trauactlon* tnx
1200 per month to
Continues To Say
D r . Settles Replies
He Is I n n o c e n t
T o Criticism 0 f
State’s A u d i t o ra Weeps In Cell While
Wife Gives Up Hope
Of Saving His Life
Chief Counsel A s k s
For Time In Which |
To Answer Charges
Politicians Can’t
Make Long Talks
A t Clufb Meeting
Feed Stores S t a r t
Half Holidays For
The Summer Season
Annual Election
Of Rotary Club
Directors Held
Legislators W i l l B e
JS”
1program
CITY NEWS BRIEFS
Dust Carried By
Frigid Winds In
States In West
Inside' S t o r y
Of Racing Board
Is Told By Paty
■ F
More Land For Canal
Sought In Two Spot®
liU
| |
2 5 Y e a r Service
Emblem Presented
To B. G* M e t h v i n
Z
*****
_ Pulmotor
LOCAL W E A
t& fX Z Z
And Car U Charged
tot dlf Alleged Accessory
pu
In Murder Arrested
New Yorker File* As
Roocevelt Opponent
wltt,
m vm
-*
t
Ve
v
\
�■- T ■ *3?Mm§&
Vj|t y*, ~ '
PAGE TWO
Worse Than A Racket
The Sanford Herdld
t’
Pharmacists Willi
Have The Benefit!
Of Short C o arse
ONE PIECE OF EXTRAVAGANCE
Hepartment*
Unde Sam Spends!'
concerned
hi
the ; „
pMUTaua
KANSAS (T T Y STAR
(hi July I, I'>.1.1, tka report,,
'**’ Th ose who H.ivr watched with interest the progrean of
•aid. “ there «ere 100,154 not acIt i» wurthwflil# to rtrnnitVr inf Mid the canal wouM renu're 2 ^ 1 9 . 1 1 9 .
I F O F ' live ra.es on the rolla of
|the eoinfres-innal investigation o f the Townaend
Pension
_ _ "
.
j KluritU Kmergcncy Kcl cX-Admi'
I Mime d»rall the c ««« of the ftoriiU thirty to forty hours to •.raver.e
. _|J’ l.hi must null tic convinced that an uncom fortable amount
k | . i .
letratlon. This rramber
l «h p ranal, haranaa It illastrales it. and unleu it .hojld ba operated I * _ I J _ 1 | _
Rat.rM
lh''* 7 . ,“ " 11 ^ ! " f / ra ft an
corruption has eree|» ,| mto th u presumahlv
he » “ I w gradually rmluced by lb . upth# r*«ual aart af #stra*afint >t night there would be no saving 1 \ C 1 1 V 1 I U
s«s.r •»« •# f'h ris ti'in and charitable organisation
No doubt many o f
______
|«w ng in private industry until
i spending that hai become cu% in time over the route now ui.1|
” •* •*
*•
_____ (its follow ers w ere shocked to read o f the huge fees and
lir s t
III
F lo r id a
I s tomary under the New Ural. A around Florida
•
*
-*-ejl
U"
w -• . . M M i t A A I I I- AiKAN
commissions, lie* tf-m cru uu*. I iu h a JJ**: *rX{M uea and J'tnciIf all the .hipping ahnuld u«e
T rv
Ro
*"«*■ *
^ W -v rfttn w
of SO
Mllav
d e iita ls " pant in . liV p7s’im’* fe f,r f l * Tie- plan out o f the nirkrrsi Admini»tratlon when thar*
to
ne
v o n a o e v e o million ,|o|lars toward etmxtror t. with day amt night operation,
HORUOM U K « > - M m Im m M m m m g
_.
,
.
n „ . . wera only about 50,000 inch cal*a
els. dim es a id dollars which (mured into nitionul head20,
tmn of the cenal « a * thrown out the saving » n estimated at ut
m DNt m i i m i«>\ ft I T L »
R y
, nipioyed by t*u
1
by the Senate laa* week, in spit*• million dollar, a year - - jus!
cr ** |ipiarters front the lean purses o f millions o f eld erlv p«-<>Oa« Tear
------1WPA. on the Culf-Atlantk thip
I U Vaalka
•*-*•*.
More praetn al students ..f human nature, however,
GAINESVILLE. Mar. .1!.—The ,,f Artmin atrrtlnn pretfure, led enough to pry interest at thn-e
■ pie.
II T1
TAUJVHAS8EE, Mar. 31-</P) ra„,| , nd the non-afftitulUral
T lr «« Mwnthe
fir.f
akAr* rourae ror
... .pnarmacUt*
_
. 1 a ;1hy .Senator Rnbln*on of Ark*rn«i, percent on the Investment wth no
u most h a ie known that this was inevitable
rir*l short
Mr CarrH* I’ m V%*ek
government agencies |>n,| demonstration project*.
, Prmoratic floor leader. The out- allowing* for npenting and main — Federal
o -».
.,,j,
.,i
T h e unfortunate part o f this investigation, it seems to c re a te h, held at th« University j
WM ,he r„ u,t
. ilwpl. tena nea or for amnrtiutlnn.
hav* poured 4215.119.527.1-1 in'o
Ths> National Re-amptoymanl
.*Tnr. . ! ( lug, is that thus fa r it has rom erned itself prim arily with of r.oriila has i tin aehedaltd fo r i, mi
straightforward
pr*«*ntv
Senator
Vamtenbi\g
found Flor da in three year*, with the Service" found positions far lW c
n im iin »i<
.*•* * « . * —. mi ((,,, m oney which the insiders have made out o f itThe Apr 20, 21 amt 22 ThU fo u r * * 'non of fart, hy Senator V'amlrn
juty-rme
ah pping
eompanles Emergency RM ef Admlnistration'r 1129 persons” up to Oct. 3t, 1 « V
*******
,* “ 4
.,,*
testim ony has disclosed plainly enough that the whole thing h»« iieen planned anil will tie tar- ' hrrg of Michigan.
rll.la
5
1 rn ■la
were operating vends
between aipervliture of $I IJtM.lOtl 04 top
was a racket, designe f ft...... tlo gullible nubln and that
nqd out by the Ucaeral Extension I It ara. proposed that the rann I (lulf and Atlartle 1 ports. Abnt ping a tabulation of figure* ma-l*
Kraal. I.andle » » d
Kmkw r * p f *
Division an.l Oollega of A it. ami «houM start a* Jacksonville and j two thirds of the vessels
it were fa r m "re interested in lining
•rat
llrraM In flt» wwtlwwwl •he people in charge
w v r by the state plann ng board and
ft# 14 wf a 4 i e r t U U f . Office*
»r» th eir own fwiekets than m p ittin g pensions fur the old folks Science* of the Ifnteerslty in eo- i
slant
off
to
"the
-outhwe.t
to
the
I
oil
tankora.
He
inquired
of
each submitted to (toremor Sholta t>■ aftltlMd r tAc l i n e r IH-a -f
operation
with
the
Flnrula
Rule
(Iii1t\ of Mriien
It would hav..|*>ne of these slvty-nne rnneerns, day
Put what has not been shown, and what it seems to us Is
«%# ewwsilry nlllt
prlmlpnl fe»a>l
The emergency relief eypemli-j
fa rrier* la I k li r «n <*m«I %»*• %«ri
Thi- Ir in 200 mile, long and 30 ’ .r»l each replied that i. senuld not
most im|Kirtant to be liuwn, is that the plan its e lf is both Pharmareutiral Aawieiatinn
uffleetw » f
thp Pharmaceutlrnl) fo« t deep The coat wa i r.t mats’ 11uae the ranal even toll'free They I res were made between June,
Tfce Itifald l«* ■ me«»kcr at Tfc* unsound and unworkable .
and Nor I, 19.15.
Association who are cooperating |
|st4t million dollars, hut it nes'agieed it was too long a stretch
%aaa#lalr4 I'rraa alilrh la M rla
T h e conclusion which honest l . e l i i n r i in the Townsend with the University arm a. follow.
•Ifely *atii’ >*i
♦•»» •«# f«» *»
Nrvt tn moner total of the vad- j
airreed that hecausr of
the in of narrow water, that "hers aon'd
fa ltlkalU a « t all urn* dl«pal> be* i I’l hi w ill draw from this
investigation is sim ply that it Victor Wray, president, Ifatne.
creased price of materials sms* he danger of rolltslon and ground on, agencies |tanda the public
r * H I I H In II ar aw« • l k c f « ' » »
ihiln't work "ill lis'cii'isi* it fill into Mu hit ml- o f dishonest I’ ity; W T Imnn. actinr amcretsn- the making of the original *s ng and of delay from fog.
Work* Administration with 1-70.I f f J I M la »Me s«|t*r aad alau
»ac«l a#M« a*Mlafc»4 h»»ci«
• I • ie l. 11If I I IIIII I h1 r.m p .; f>orga 0. Taylor, fln t Innate, and the cost of carrying
nu n
Thi i v ill - ii thill ii giitig
As to h'e supposed harards of A1M21.94, followed hy
H flf't
af
p u M Ira 'b m a
«f
w fe w w l. l
\ ii
li<ml miiv -mm* .icv-pra.liiant, Miami B«ach; U. 11. on the construction as a work ie th- present route around Florida,
Home Owners loan forporstlon.
I w l*tl 11 |i
fllcpalrk-* krt'U ara al »a fr«»r» ' t ' l si I'lllll in i In ■ iil'lil
vice president I ef project, the final hill migh-. th* -enator inquired of the Unit'd |.1t).2mi,1«a,7g; Farm freilit Ad
tirn(ilo w ill «• ill in- In mg • I o i ill i "Ii .i - i In i i hints uf ili-iii I'rvmmrt, vreomt
Stales
roast gitanl, and dis miniitration, $X1..Vt7.*0H; publir'
III I >i
I". .11 r•» s-1,. I ,|"l| l|M o "
i In
1II it III |il:i!l WHS Miami; .ml It I* (taitdy. thlri run tn 2110 million dollars
T i K M im m \in ii 11 m n
Thr
Two realms were urged for the covers! that In thn last *lxte*n roads tallocaleil and eapendi I
li ver isii r ml . ;o l.i.-il n|.. i its**
I Mu I " m is n I I ‘Inn b:ul virr-pra.iil.nt, Tallahassor
• • i M||. . M,.|I|| l,|. huiikv rti-ni-ral Kitrnsion Ittvi.tnn will 1** project. One was the saving of yerra only on* pass-nger had lost throogh state road department!.
nil l.i ■ ii l rn il
l In i w 'll .;i
BIRI.K VKft.SK FOR T llltA T
rrprr.rnlnl *.y II t Riley, "tr.n, lime on the part of vessel* oper his life, and the property damage |l9Jttt1,|UJ>|; f irtl Works Ad
ilnrv "
• ml W K. Mllchall, .rrrrtarv. In ating lietwecn fiulf and A'Unt-t had heen less than 1-4 million ministration 115.552.717 41; Re
CONSIItK.lt liltf.V T rillN i.S
To Our New
j
in i!-• t i-M*ilnn -hmilil how hefiin- it i. con* -titutr. anil Short t’mir.c. It V
conslrurtlon Finance corporation.
port* The other was thr abolition. dollars a year
•K#»r 1he* I or*!. :int| *• i vc *nin in
SODA
'
clml. il i ’ (h it im i can't get L’ I till)i> .•I i1 H ir-* :i viqir out of ■'hrl.trn.i n. director o f th* School of thv supposed hair rd to vessels.
Works Progrtat,
Finally
th*
senator
took
up
the
IIM
R7.I07M
;
i
roit
f*
truth with »l >•♦‘ir I**
F O U N T A IN
‘ hln itir It 'I' ■l|Isf .ils" t r\ |>i - h<IU i i'ii' *1 liillimi ilnllnrs is of Pharmacy will h.v* charge of m rounding the Florida |i«nintjla. prolrsta from frrmer i throoghou*. Adralnlstrrtlon. 411.297J7I; Re '
shier h«*w rfr»*i»t ihinir* h* hath
And
a lot uf ni'iiu i
r nmtm inn
«air wiirr
- ...
■
v-...........- II -luiulil Irv i <i tc:u h t In publii- that if the ih* instruction!, ataff
On thr basis of r I2it- m llton-. .iinitnrin
Sou them Florida
that salt
water j. -........
**ttlrmrnt
A/lmin-stratioir.
I*.
don# for >»••* 1 ^notiirl 1 i l .
Th* instructional staff foe lh» •lollnr cost and the charging of from th# ranal *miM p*rro#atr th^' ^»2^07 91; Titil an rmurnration I
l.U N C H K O N K I T E
trovcrnmi-iii k u '
mi* ’ I tutliissi il"ll;u *. fur any |iur|m*(’
boanl of ««» I aivl mik# 5nuth#m KloriAa [ * orP"« IA.1**^4111. UnrMa GulfwhalMiii-nr, it rnuil rain- Mu ’ I ln lli"ii ilolinri snnie how i-riiuv* will inch'd* A T ll.««*tt, reasonable lolls, the
45 inO.lkiO | Hrrakfast Served Every Morning
I I i n on \
1 Atlantic ship cxnal.
\ ml i m i * iiiiiiim i- Mu f hi 1■I is* Mini am reii t host o f raising r*pr*.*ntaliv* Eli I dly Company. rlvr r r ret harbor engineers rsli- I s desert. Here the experts
United Agric Iturxl Adiustmcnt Adminis* r greed, althnngh the
Lu n ch 11 T o 2:.10 O 'clock
Atlanta
I)
strict,
formerly
wrgeant
materl
that,
if
all
Ihe
shipping
• 1h t?I l.illi' i. .l -ll.n a. w lu llu-r hi mi " it " liivcu. I.mul -sali'H, or inapu in U S (tenet.I Hospital
42.271.2>W IH;
National
Tbl< ie ii intifitry x*
used the ranal. the tolls would pay Htaly* g-ologicxl survey hellevH trxtion.
traii.-acii"ii taxes, (.m u - to la-, - s u u r nr later, a very painTi>a.*t»d Sanrfwfchts
• «H« •#!•••••
and
Ii",. Joseph M. Oransky, fedcr.l opera‘ log
s n |l
mainlynsnre there was a r*al danger If the f a r * Service. It,d40.551.27;
I I Mill
Reemployment
Seiv.c-,|
For* v , . 4 . 1 . Ie < •• •.1Mil - a till I
fi»rco" 1c drug inspector. Jackwii charge, m l liquidate the cost of gniUegtcal snrvetl ahonld prove'
Hom e-M ade Plea
In slmrt if Mi i < in n stit'itiiiu ciioh* show- the Am erican -ill*-, fcilcrnl drug inspector for 2H c**i function "s lhoul any irler- rnrnwt, Mr Van fenlierg poinlnl ( *5.dl . Ik
l.tie 1. ju-«i|i|i. that y. h.ati-s ur Mu- gut • ruuii ill ilnos fur Mu-in, they. V*, rv and in . ich capacity has
............... .
N»"»* • t».
out that the government would hr!
In mo* ! '"**«cces. the fig re*
••st psym.nl. in ny-Vy yenis
10C
Hom e-M ade Soup
t • %1 (
liable for ennrmnue d.-mxge*
*hnw •Hocatlims up to Nov.
Mn- \riis-ris no | i i ii |i|i *. rrtit-1 pin l"i-. it w ill h m o heen worth- covered every state in the Union;
Th* protest was referred lo Ih*
» m.
» •• I>t h Vl'»
tin **r th
'
On
this
showing
enough
D
.
m
o
1
1
Th<
'
‘
ahulalion
wa-.
mad*
up
I
P.
A
Font*,
professor
of
Phar
w Inti"
I f it -h w x oiilv thni tin- Towns'-tti' I 'lu it w in a
Public Works Admlntatrtxtion onI ’utalo Salad
site » > i
critic si n.lhr* ileserlml ihe
A.I '•>' M '• Montgomery, scrr.taiy
racket, it ha-- ilnni- nutbinp. Thi-r#- arc racket* in almost macy. School of Pharntary. Uni der Secretary lekry and
.
1of thr planninhT hoanl, mn*l *uh
• * •*. live*** 1
Thrn M . Ih • •
Fruit Juicaa
i-si-rs htii" that "ittc gm-s into llut I he Tow o mini Plan was ersity of Florida, flainesvlll*. nirmIH III
Is
tier of auxiliary Revision f*nm Kfo.,nd lhal it m m "not a found
I' was a schetiu" which, if
t th worse Ih v i aits ordinary racki-t
GIhikpiI 'hi h "i
natin^. fn thr ah«rnr# of any m l IT1rtn
** leni ty
milter. United Stales I’harmaro hiiiim
pri>i***it»<»n ’*
Th# report
111 V *
"iia c tid into law, would liassj isrc-ki-d Mm financial struc pucia XI.
WIIV*' \\ 1 1* 1 1
• tu«ly of tSr p.ojrrt, th- l’rr<M#nt'
Th#
r' r>“ rt cov#rwl 111
member of
National
Thrtmpun
Ihr
propnn#n(f
of
of
typpwiiltrn
material.
Infor
Undrr 1heir ««•••e*t
.H|i 1 ture " f this iituidrs fur ;i hutulri-d - ■-are in , nroe. And this
Drug S tan
ha.-*
thrown
nearly
f»
|-2
million
t'onferenc* of Pharmaeeutiial Rc- thr i a (ml abandoned Ih# toll plan
mation
f«»r
it
obtained
fh< shiiit v I* 1
ins I -Iig a l I' ll dmnld .boil- Mu- |u-upli" ivhv
dollar
of
th»*
ta«(»ayrri*
m
**n»’y
rhone ID*
tearrh; J T. tariff in. professional and ff k rd th# l'r#«id#nt to al*
directly from fnlcral
and «tati*
t it
n • in
llankl r «i»* It |irl 1\
----------- n------------phaimarKt. Kansas City, Missouri; loratr fun*lt from work r#l.tf for ol'I of thv window, and th** Admin*
n»»i nmip. ii ••
*.ii
W J llusa, professor of Pharmacy, r frrr canal. So hr allo<-atrd lo. tatmthm aa4 n^tnc ila influenrc
SrhiHi of Pharmacy. Univeraity of 100.000 for a itart. and th# pro- lo KV\ Congr^n* In rndnik blindly
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Oh.
nn uniUrtnkinir
thai won'd
Florida, (•amesvlll*. chairman of pi.nents then askesl fnr . congras- on
Mill 1-• »»• •! a • \
ha „
Ih, , „ UB|
^
Al 1
Hmi'llinr ••f I m H, f'» iflite*
fin in g pe. pie w au lin g in I r iv e l uti m eager fund.* m ight -Oinniitt** on IMspanaing of Ameri .tonal apprupriatioa o f 20 mlllian i dollars. Vet even the
rv#n
th*superficial
lie * mil nil.
well I ur ii to Mu- plan eve|..ped III Eurn|ie, railed Mle Youth can rnnfer*ne-i of I’harmacautl- loltam. If thi.» had brrn if ranted, rxaminati'»n that m m m alr by on*
Sick for f$i In* . ,i•* I lit • Miff
cal Research; E. J Ireland, instruc Gonureff would havr hr#n urvlar a
11••-f . -1 Mun nii-ni.
Il-isti-l*. a-curding in T It Y u u n g o f
United S*rt#a frvutnr rrvealr I
r n«1 tIt**
ivinii** •ft*11
tor In ITiarmacognosy and Phar
l-.iigland in Ihi" Kutarian Mag.i/iiu-. " iig m ili- d in (ii-rmuny macology, School of Pharmacy, moral obligation to vote ih# rent lhal th# rarnl would not hav#
imosl •lii'irbfrt
of tha money a* ii wa« na#d#d.
\
hrrn und and a mild have *tnod m
sItin •- f a ipiarter o f a le n tiiiv u g " kuulli Hostel AssocUi- University of Florida, (Jalnesvllle.
Who fltitlf willt 1»*r
h'i»',l
Whan th# mall#r ram# biforo a m«*nam* nt to th«* hatty eitrav*
li
ii
*
base
nnw
heen
nrgaiii/i-il
in
no
less
than
17
cntinh* *nlf ih fln-ti- tit »h#« t i.
member of National
Pharmacy tha Saraotv, Senator Vandenbar/
aganr* of ihe K'H^tvelt AdmlnaIv !»••* I f .» III. fi.p ittfl 11
Irie.s l.asl year th is w ere s t ille d m the I'u ite d Stntcs. WVtk committee, and as .slant In
found nn rrpmrt from th* army t ratio n.
Put what i- 'h i* new n iessiiiin l foe i Hill Ii, a iiif what is its arranging pharmacy exhibit at enrpa nf #nftnr#r« available. Th*
Ths rrvrlatinnu regarding th.i
Anti fhr craw»l* Ihtif
f* f-nri nss"?
f'hirtgn Kipoxltinn.
only important factn •liuliual Flnrkla ranal help explain the ac
M'lfir* i .**11 sivt I'*|it 4 Ills**
Tha pm pose of this short fours* were In a repor* from tha l>#pa»t*
.
In a w ord." say - .Mr Y "u n g,
il mas he said that
cumulation nf the hiiu'e ilef cits i f
♦II. .
Mle nmienient represent i v o iitll'i pen uni d u rge In hr^'iik is to give an opportunity for prac m#nt o f Tommerc*. Th»* rrport the New Oral r#irl|jr.
.
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'
Wh. n in ili»- imhI i of «trit»ttr•*r
ticing pharmacists to coin* toiwav from the restrictions uf cities and fnriim l mechanm*-il it*- *«• -l**** I loirulhrr
yrther under th* director of th*
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lu
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re
a
te
r
freedom
ul
nature
T
o
the
wood.*
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Then' .it lit* Iim hin*f |*i «•-%, fit |1
faeu ty of ih* School of Pharmacy
•mil Mm mount a in* and the u s e r wheres-er the air is i f th* University and other men pharmacognosy and pharmacology l-hai macopocij that A ffett the de
i lliLet'1
,U|^,%1l*», s
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I** l.ilbnv, Ma u m II
I hi re and Ihe scenery sweet and i lean.
I’ ecuuse it menus *hn are sprs iallsta In -.heir var nu* Some of the leadmg topics to be tail l*hirmicl.*t. Drugs Old and
nas been pros ided whereby th ey can do it t hen ply, conven field* of dreg stnr* operation to discussed during tha short course New. Narcotic Drug I j w s , Hiolog1‘ refessional
Fharmacv, irals and Changn in th* New Edistudy their current pr-ihlems. The a r e ;
iently, and safely, it is c died a movement. Perhaps it is.
Wp *i • uhf t t 'i't t l Itpiir. **f f*h.
wilh Hsinesa| Economy in Durg Stock, Window linn of the
National Formulary
deal
■'The h'isScIs. tbeinsi-lscs." be continues, "h a v e In- morse will
Phone
Cor. French and First
Hy»»lr mid \- * » m i < •. i*t*t-. u ui
drug xtore as I Decorating, Advertising. Change* ihtt Affect the Rttxil Pharmacist.
• ry *»f
vtat A|».| whs'll*- ' ria.sed in number enormously. A hostel j* not exm-tly n managnmvnt of a
hotel, but it series the purpose. Some o f the hostels are
mmr hr'* \\<*rth it
extrem ely haiii'siinie biiilibiiv.s.
Others are qu ite modest
Y c», tan-* tii* it ihii itin i
uni simple. T h ere i* no iiu ifo rm ily, no desire fo r it. In
lot
without I to-fit vt« a.. 1,1 Ii .IV, |(m
ill o f them, however, a few luisic requirem ents are met.
S«i laki* ymiv « Im*o *
>i
I
'■Etch has n common naun, usually with a fireplace.
linf.Km inl II ••Vk W*» 11*I \ In* I*i i
•UMx'ially lli*e,l fo r evening gal hi ring . Each has rooking fufilin’ I hr tit .1 I iifh
* in f«-l i
• ilities, and separate dorm itories and washing and toilet
l l r f t% i l h< * i| l t i n
tit i n . '
fm-ilities fo r lioys and girls. T h e cost for a n ig h t’.* lodging
L
is -jr, cents or less. T h is includes lied and blankets. Hut
Jiniiny W.ilk
•IV to* ii* hi I
itch gin si miisl provide, ur rent fur the night, n 'schlaf*uff«'ini
III I \
l*M ilk*|t*Vk
wlon Ilii'ii
iii'wly si*lt*|tlt-«| till* s.u-k'. i Th is is a kind o f sleeping Img Dial is really only
niriviil M< sIIt•s aI I •> flHf I lit* I*-1 m uple o f half-sheets sewed togeth er al Ihe Isdtom ami pro
wJa T way if lu
kb4ii|s. |, k l l l l M vided w ilh lie-strings.
wlml si Mill .f.»1 lu i ulfft
Knell viicsl provides his „ r her own food, usually Iniv
ng it locally so ns not to overburden Ihe rucksack which
A Phil.* *•*IpliHi h>i*h
trh •• " i cry wanderer carries. It is cooked and eaten in the ho*triih iT mlttiit * “ u tilll«* |**'Hiiii
•’I
Knell 1'o.del is in ch arge o f resident w irdi-ns; usually
Woutfl i|«* Mimv ntlli'ifr K ill* N lo i ntnn und Ids w ife who have a fla ir for young people.
iif gootl" A*» uni* of our profr%*oi
The simple mechanical details ol riferetfa manufacture
T h e rules in hostels,'" he exnlnins, "urn tew anil aimK.lehllwhed I• MX*
f « k l U W 4 » « » r ? •Uptmmmm
•••day at
III N a ia t ll a * » » • • •
April
V
T U E S D A Y , M A R C H S I, l»S 4
IT T E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
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$215,119,627 For!
f flgarea F o r - a - Y e t n r ^ - ' ^ ^ r ^ S T
Period Are Issued
Planning Hoard wh„ are „ow
21 And 22
Follow
T h e Crowd*
— /
n hut tin
.10*.
u b.™ „
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L A N E Y ’S
Cutting Travel Costs
More For Your Money In Service At
I
x
i^
ST ATI O N
fill
1
Each p u ff less acid
A LIGHT SMOKE
i
t
OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO
.
U»r«| to nay, “ A lilt|«* |h I I iiie nm
uk-Tlyj|;.ii jin HiTvicf.
mrn *.
■ r~nr
4
Thom* Sinfonl folk* wlto »rr\i
40 rrih'v of r»*lfry to Ihc Mn*tor
who %otrH nirnin^t the raniil prnh
■h|y va*Mini to kt*«*|» thru nrrvi
kr>r*| up to thr «tirking pf»int.
Irr«liurir
foninicrriil. Junt l
Mil.' todich.lKi* to keep th«*m Ir
pro|K'r fiKlilintt tflm.
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A big real salat* deal cuncludei
recently In Ixke county embracei'
tha porchase of eighty actea nt
Und an l a i-eaulifjl auburlar
hoots by Mrs. E. Morgan, wlfa o'
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, chal.mti
af Uta Tcnnrase* Valley Authority
tha TVA, about which th* f*J«ra
judgvs hava been hearing so much
Of law. The tract U slid to ho on*
of tha ftnaat In Lake county In
•fading a beautiful hammock o
lira oaks, a variety of saliva ilia
bar situated among hills and lak«
Dr. Morgan, on* of Ike teat ad
■mlatalntors la tha NVw Demi, lili
away athara, approx** of notida
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w as
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SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
Ilcwarc of ricocheting bullet,
even those of .mall burv riflrs
KaU.id (!evi"f». a 14-year-nl.
Newark, N.- J.. toy w»s targe
practicing with hi. brother in thi'
lia.emcnt of hi* house, A 22 call
her bu Ut hit thr bull»eye, craahei.
Into th* runcrete wall, rr'Jound
ad and struck the hoy In tha hen
killing him. It dors not happet
often, but if It happened once, t<
you, it would ha enough.
rc «
are ol surprising importance. Upon them depend the
physical properties of the cifarette, each as wei|hl, »i*e,
firmness, moiiture-boidinR properties, uniformity of fill,
uniformity of product—all of which have a fer-reechin*
effect on the character of its eombnatiao end the coo*
•titoents of iu smoke. In the manufacture of Lucky Strike Ciffnreltee aU of
theie properties have been itaadardued with care tor
the perfection of A L IG H T SMOKE.
Vim lit-lp yourai lf. Comliict muitt
t-rk*# jnit lltiTv art* frw iu*lict*-llkii 'itut.-sth'. StnokinF
Hjtl iili-iihfilp-('|ii|iiurii *irt- |ii-iihiliiti-tl. You arc not mip(M>aetl
o nitty mm* than n night nt Ihe name fnmtid. hilt if there
!n no incnmhig rtmh. it U nil right. People shove IH, except
Imember*. A j n o t ordinarily received n* guentn; and. In any
•nne,
nre younger have firnt cull. • The one ironi*mfl rule Ia thA the guoAt
Irave hU
neater
Mtan he fouijjl it, if ponnilile."
— ■hl| fhk,) P r ‘T«:n»*h«'«l f*y rTKr*|x»a^*»
---------- m r z --------------------------------- ------------------------------- —
Sanford w ft not get that new ration o f Alderman R C Maxwell,
uoatnffice buJUing this year kut and Iher* were three candidates In
>ur now posjmailer. I*. Mi Eder the flel.1, A. DJ Parrish, R. A.
thlnka that Ihe old building being Nrwtnan, and I), p. Herndon. On.y
.-leaned up yould help some and la tlij totes were cast and th* re
hating all th* woodxrork and wall, sult was as follows: R. A. Now.
in I he lobby' do»« over. The peat- man, 114; A. D. Parrish, 107; and
if flee I* on* place that sera con- 0. P. Herndon, 02.
tiderauia wear and tear and la apt
Mfl end Mrs. C. ill Chorpentng
•o wtar a xfry
tired look.
Th*
present force of valuable assUt- and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riven
inta will b« retained by th* now « * r * In Orlando Monday, making
postmaster,
dod bp th* first th* rtip in the Rivera* car.
isslstant
ester, Harold C.
Mrs. R. L. Grier o f Cameron
Haskins,
lie Mulled at th*
City
last week racal.od tha
money
V> window,
Dwight
Rabbi tt
A. Torhoun at lb* newt of the sudden death af her
•tarnpa
I#. M. U Wright mother, Mrs. McCall, from peralymailing 4l| .’ knd R. C. Shaffer, lis, at her nom* la ChaHotU, N. C
clerk.
Mn. J. Hanonetein o f Msvoile,
Th*
lest Tuaeday MJaa( is the guest af Mn. S.
bra than a prelim- Rung*,
w ry
for th* fclg affaire
Mr. end Mr*. Boyd who ktfft
K lasted It xtss bean tha xrlatar guaeta af
•lection was held daoghwr. Mn, Edgar B _____
e f » Merman left on Monday far thotr how* fa
w pyly i
ski
iT & i
- I T S TOASTED
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Your xthroat protection• .'
* v' — - *.T*' •-* e
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against irritation-t
Luckies are Is m
SaeoMKAM
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T U E S D A Y , M A R C H .11. I91R
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MnnthU Ini nn ■ h i M* h* ,, ,.r h 4 v c 1p r n
fill o - \ . i n | \v nr +
the W iMii.it, . i UP \ 1 ’ , *1 1 la .- al 4ii ;*mr
C*1, a* th 1 leu
at
L*
i Ml* »M".a .*• 1 M| J
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j 111hI* 1n hit'. dnriiMirKT'il
with Mr- K
( a fn tun,
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C y.lt lu ...... 111 1 hit
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Mr. ami Mr* .1 1 fhj-ir uf
FfthesbI lr Ohio. I- J I rtti* n*
Jacksonville. 4n«l V * Vrti>fwu r
of Jacksonville we.e oilrm ifh’
gneatii Moinlay «t *h*• h«»tel
<> n Knh.'n ami * \V T n r m i
#f Jackannvilli- h.ue >trivvl t•paml • few ilajM at tin.' Mayfat
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Shim inn
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w h r n called, a i h i n u v r y u n u -u .i l
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For Easter Suits
M A L O N E 'S F a cto ry RepreitenlaUve N here now to
take you r correct measure
fo r you r apring and Hum
m er Hull.
HURRY!
Como
today!
Place your orden* fo r fu
tu re delivery.
A la rg e selection o f beau
tifu l patterns guaranteed
S an forized pre-ahrunk.
H ere’s you r op p ortu n ity!
SUIT, Coat, 2 Pants
M A D E TO
YOUR
M EASURE
O'SULLIVAN
d ^ L IN D B N
Joan
lorray Bennett
IS Honrs by Air”
SAVE•*- * MONEY!
*
No middleman’s profit on a
suit tailored by Malone.
Chocoo your favorlto color!
See our window display be
fore you buy.
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It (>r Nerves Have
(•rentest Potential
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Rebuilding and Servicing on all Makes of Machines—
N tw & Fadurj— Rebuilt Typewriters— Easy Terms—
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TJOHTIAC I* the economy champion of it* data —proved *o in th«
i ifamoua YoMmnr Valley Economy Run*, where, under Ameri
can AutocnobUa Aaaociation lupcrviitun, it defeated all entrant* in
It* htld—avtrafinf 11.9 mile* per |*llon (no Oil added). Yet
P obIUc haen't akimped on a thing. You get ill the wtight you mint
have for aafety , . . th* finest fcaturta money can buy . . , depend
ability even greatac than that o f pfeviou* Pontiac* which hav* de
liver *d over 100,000 trouble-free mile* . . . and th » moat bm ulitul
thing or* n fw r fif You can put your money in a Pan>»c and know
you’** apant it Wiacly, On any baaia, you aimply can't do batter,
m in t rooime win*
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of *'a(muapti«r"" fur rv.n .’
i • llailara tin-lun. In, 'Ttiinr.-, hu.
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thnte nf jiriel \» 'ho n.*.,i milt j d o " but -he i> "(III a headline
Mark ba>* .eaujeht In Flnrldn.
Sian In-n'ar. and oth* • i» ■, |.»-1creation.
day'* ni'W" work' it* wa. u it tn-1 *'|'iniu the hra.l in ■» l « Ibe
riierr, » ' * movie*.
i ■ r.••n ’ i* the movie*' !*■-I unI’ mey Ph> In ll* foim o f a *wer to rrltl.** of Ihelr unreality.
tonal rapiln ita’ i .ii on in- Thing, 'ikr that d n't happen, <h
ed in a tjuinte: .f . f.-e. m tkv clitic* any. And the movie* artr.'tiadian backw . lr, >. •-., ''The *w. r. “ Hut ,'ney iliil!”
foe lumber, rolling
Cttunlry |>.« or.B
I'une* o f a mial.ulnn fom.l neat
■ad building matrrtala
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of all kind* call on u*.
r. .1 *>nry of *cui* nnnn de *1 rhemival process bef. fr ring le
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linn* here with Mr*. I* I. I.mjck-*.
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have Arrh«»fl from Wuycru - I »it, pi ••rn111v»I Lv I*.ml In.ca
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T h * chiffon print v»a§ rte«>gn«d by Hilda J o n n . n*gro high i c h o o i g»rt
I o N«**f Yon ,, who got t h* idea *or th* i H h y pattern from w a t c h in g
h t r mo the r c?ak m ua ta rt l green •. T h * d e si gn won fir i t place in a
e o n t e i t tponiored by the International
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National Guard Of
Social Calendar
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H E R A i.D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
FIRST LADY’S EASTER FROCK
Social A n d Personal Activities
M IS S M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S ociety E ditor
SANFORD
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CTTTNEWS
By Paty
r*ft No. 1 Fan
Outfielder On
fichooPr Nine fpanawar
• y n ri r i j r o m a s a m * w
(UUNGTON, Mar. 31— (*•)
mM H by
an
enthusiastic
(Ada from thousands o f 8*nfsaa, a dark, snub-nosed lim• .FU1 roll Into th« Washlng411 yard on major league Inral day her*— Apr. 14.
■|i, Into the soft cushion* of
l b Mat will b* an oM Groton
|V-_ outfielder — President
I Ha Tt. Roosevelt,
r (Moorage,
led by police
rrytlea
vlth
screeching
if nUI sweep airier the right
pavallon, pa it the player'o
i and then halt by a box fac
toam plate.
stably. aa in the
poet, Mr.
trait -will ' doff his hit and
• at Ma fellow fana. In hla box,
likely, wi;| be Owner Clark
tth of tho Senators, and per'J ib * Boppert of the New
Yankee*.
the party, too, without much
I will be Vice President Jack
er In hla cownoy hit and See
14a McIntyre and Early—end
Fa(ley, the oVJ Havaratraw
baaeman,
if
ha'i not out
tkm and
will do nothing to
Jeopardise the working agraamsal
between the Aiwelatlon and the
Chattanooga Lookouts. Sanford
Baseball Association official# In
tending the conference were PraeL
dent C. V. Wert, Vke-Prealdent
Rea Packard, Secretary James A.
Wright, Manager Ben Chapman
ahd Director W. G. Mill.
Floyd Palmer, who la
rioya
Is conduct
ing negotiations with the Cl Ireland
Indiana |n tha Hop# o f yettlny
tbet major leayua club to train
here next iprlny, stated that be
hoped to hare something definite
to report within the next two
Dare Devil Ski
Meet Scheduled
For April 19th
RT. LOUIS, Mer. 31.—W i
lts *r ball fana who thought the
signing of D liiy Dean asxored Ih*
St. LouU Cardinals of a successful
season may be surprised at this.
Sports Editor John E. Wray of
The HI. Louis 1*0.1-Dispatch dug up
facta from Dean's retord "show
ing a tendency which may or may
not he of significance."
HU Investigation showed:
1 Of Dlxxy'i victories In 1D3JI. 20
were scored over second division
1 clubs. Tho other elyht were scored
over Chicago. New York and Pltta| turyh, and those three teami beat
1 Dlxxy nine games to eight.
In 1934 D lliy had a belter rev1 onl, showing 12 victories over
’ first division clubs, an! If) against
* occupants of the second division.
The combined efforts of Dllty
j and Rrolher Paul showed a slight
' weakening last aeiaon. Their com
bined winning average
for I93G
’ was A<17 compared with .730 the
’ previous year.
Than after Washington and the
York Yankaea hava battled
It oat. Mr, Roosevelt will return to
hi. Umouslns. tb* motorcycles will
blast their sirens and o ff ha .will
g o t o tho Whlta House.
\ Tha Seastora always have won
whan lhair
good-luck
fan, the
llnitaldant, stayed through to the
•n j. H might ba unconstitutional
.tog them to break precedent and
loto the *p«m*r for him to a
Raw
Cent Attacks
*. 90-Day Divorce •
Law Of Florida
Lee Invited To
Open Campaign
In Home County
help* toward uniformity to offici
ating la good for the game."
•A Y T O N A BEACH. Mar. » L
—GP1—The Ul), annual conven
tion o f the Florida State League
of Women Voters will be held her*
tomorrow and Wednesday. Mr*.
Minnie K. Barb* of Daytona
Beach I* stall president.
for the benefit of U sny-Aiau
Memorial Maine for
Crippled
Children.
M w t Rave, i i m i I h M i*
Mi** (toy
s is
i.oe ace
n^hki* jo
ape t ie
Wing. Waan.r
|,|0
■»*••* use*. r iiiH t r
Morpuleh
tt.ta >1.1* I t *
Ofllcer FLsh
1 It
M* |
ninndr liu.i.r
t.is |
oeiir Hh m . s-x, n f M i e preaas •
T*lr4 Rave. Patasttr
U<Mu. rh oir# .._u ja ^ -L to— Aie-i
Kina llorsham
I.JO J.40 I
blarh orchid
.
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•'•erlh Rare. F s ta r tlr
■
l-a*t Canal
II 9S l.l*
I **1
Or.il BIS*
I II
| IS
lied Mlamimd
4
n rik B n , Qnarlir Mila
Ana Trn.
. no
l.lf
Ml 1
Mae Hull
I I I t.l* aey court, Kipp said hit wife nev
• * * » i Sine
It s s ]
aialfe nave, i-ia MU*
1er had eatablUhed residence to
■Turrr lima
geo i.ia
i .is Florida. Ha said they arrived at
l*addr I,In
4.11
a il
rinldl. Wl.h
1,1* Fort Pterf* Ocr. is, 1933 for their
annual vacation. A fter hla re
(vtseih Xiw, h l n l l r
Shinny lUrn.y
ll.lt i.|f
1 1 s turn home Mar. 3, Kipp aald, ha
Ash True
n.ia II.41
ninadr Mradowa
I I I rtfOlved notice sf the divorce aeMan, but nevar had scan a copy
KJahia Haw. a-t* Mila
Mdy Traffic
IMS MS
I I * o f tha petition.
Inky Hot
11.10 1.00
The 1933 Legislator* enacted
llnnnle Haft
0 10
H a lt Haw. Fa tartly
the 90-day dlvorea law, pannitfurl Jor-s
0.10 MO
l.l*
Molly Matos*
1.10 I.M Any persona to briny actions in
Dial* Man
l.lf. Florida after they have resided
Trait Rat*. Falwlly
In this atat* far 90 day*.
Flight Offlcar 11.0* < « I I
t.ll
•lark Cop
1.00 1.(0
Par Ra
* .
I'«o
Bl.aaaih Maes. 0-10 Mile
Franks Choirs
A.OI (.**
M<
Carr Iran Wag.r
4.(0
Me
open Joint .
l.l*
Tonight’* entrlto and selections
with tho latter capitalised a* to
TALLAHASSEE, Mar.Ot.—Thv
doya which should finish Id the
glee club of Florida State College,
moimyt
First race. 1-4 milt: R. Fashion, for Women will give !L< 2Sth an
JUV SIND II), ■trombult, njf nual iprlny concert Wednesday
TfMR ID. Mhlrtww Mas. MADAM
rdyht. Apr. 1, her* at tha collrit*
atflltorlum,
Forty-sight
young
MsconA
race. t>4 Ball*
(first
half
dallr
(oubla)t
espials women rekka up tha club mambarHqulnj.
HUT HRrNOLDB
ID. sbip, which will b*_ augmented
Ils4a*
Thorne,
Trash
Master, by a chorea o f 31 voice*. In con
■W|Nt|AU)NU tl>. goals Y a r n
Paddy Dsoolsr, OAT DICrATOft trast to the Florida State CoDaga
yta* club * f S3 years ago with Its
toy awoop, Nrlther (lamina nor
Third race, futnrltr, (last half
ability a on* will win the event. dally doahla): BobOls Lana. Tv* mambfrt to old period yawn*, tha
Warden, P U tR V
■■LMI
ID, singers thin year will b* attired
Cheeking, traierilny, quick turtle DanOyllne,
(Ua Mark, FAIR 4Mand poling nil will b* needed to AOR Cl). PltlNCRM ROTA tt>.
keep skier* from hurtling o ff Into Robins 4
Fourth
racs. futorlty;
Fancy
(pace.
Dlatator,
t’ KTR BLUB (I).
June
IVANlTTtf • (D, Dollar,
This year the conteatanta krill Tlrat,
F R tM T DIAMOND. ID. Bek's FA,
•tart In flight* of 10 or 20 to pre Miss
Harrlavllls.
vent mas* coITslons and Injuries.
Fifth Itacs, fatarityi
Armed
Lady,
Ala Is at* Felds. VRItNA |J),
A hundred ski rider* from Cali
Maaur Cap. BILYSA UABR (ft.
fornia, Oregon. Washington and Twinkling Piper, LADY RBCIltV
western Canada (re expected to tt>. Trinket.
M ilk race, l-H atlla: Laeky At,
xeak entrbtwe. hut only the tough. Foilyrtta,
CHtlWOOD ID. Fsedeaax|t*rl«nead vetvrknx will be al our. Mina m a h k T d Faddy U a
u
r
n
l
a
d
y i d . Rag a.
lowed to tom pet*.
Msvenlb racs. rulurlly; Btoe Pal.
Rlaktn rasa. (. )• mile: Mis* DleU to r, P a DDT BLUB ( I ) .
Flash
Pael. Wise Putr Bid*. W lIIT B D AN -
OKR tit. MarakalF* Double.
A R D W A R E CO
BERLIN, Mar. a i^ 0 P »— Drill#
Ufd dance* by 2.IJ00 school boys
and girls trill
irtsogunt*
tb*
Rrichv Sport Field, May 23.
The hvgti.ktidlirm will ba used
for Olympto Qomto
liter la the
summer.
Other parte of the
plant G«rmehy la ball dine fur tha cantosts
also a n nearing completion.
Ninth rare. 1-14 mil* tfeartk
Darkv
sllmtaattaa):
Msrvtvh.
wLm
alt. Fleetin g
C k ssn .
D A l’ M ( I t . CaasmaaOsw
aS&dfeSnSBiSg
pjr-sv n & n ;
FAtTM ( I ) . T R A F F IC <3
B u l i r K s fiA a ll, Ce*ar
PFXUECER
m
Via-
tiwloos o m e s r. IN D IA N DICK ( f l .
fives Data.
SffARTB MAR. 20TH
CLOSES SEPT. DOTH
AVON PARK, Mar. 31.—Comp- city police officeie
I™ 1' ? J.t,>i.-.L* r h’ * * • »
Although there has been -an
by hla-HIg bland* county friends unprecedented number a f. arrests
to open hie campalyn tor re-elec- by the sheriff*. office" thle year
Hon In hli home town, Avon Park. md estrtaLtawcit o f ovtr 110,000
A local committee U planning a I* bond* tho Jm m H gambling
huy. "Jim Lea RtUy" ’and fish! -coatlaua* td W irlde-sprsad b ? ‘
try for next BetuHay, Apr. 4, In1cause o f no actual pieaeoutlon." t
the eRy perk, with Lee ea the guest
"Thl* la a flagiwnl aegllgenoa
of honor and xpeeker.
8f duty due to buck-passing Vod j
The Invitation wai signed by a tendenclea o f effWkahfWrolved,-,
score of promtnent cltlxenx from tha jury said, but ayaln It did
all parti o f tho eounty, who plan Bot name the offlda'a. - ’
to make the celebration county-'
.
i23
^
vide fish fry for a crowd of 1000 J
A n tl»3 € r V lA Il
R lO tS
home folk* who are
expected t o 1
------ Join In doing honor to Highland!
ZAORRPJ YogW atla, Mar. 31.
county’i most dlxtlnyulahed eltl— Tsan^-Uiree p*rx«M, inx*n.
|t,Ul,iny elyht policemen, wens
In iU letter,
the
eommltUe wounded In rtoU last night 44a
wrote:
I Cr* * u » f* «* d a damonatrattoa
"Recognlxing
the
excellent * 0 * n»t Serb role,
service which you hare given to
Sporadic shooting continued u
State College G 1ee
Club To Glre Annual
Concert On April 1
Youth To Inaugurate
German Sport Field
t lfiP
offlern were moved to the Safety
Depoelt Building in Miami, one of
tha of fie* build inga purchased by
the governor's father since hU eon
was made guyoroor. and I f yea
want to with on plush carpets op
to y w knees visit tbeM officer
This la hot one Illustration of how
this state's bualnei hat been tamed
weeks.
tb d FresMmt may—aa he did
laat year—go Into a hvldl* with a
bay af |M*nuU jdat ilka any other
,
10 hat* OtahW, lb Oid Math ««*»
ovef the futurity dM ftbe.
The ntnth event I. the Uet
quarter-fhMI
eUntinatiosx
rife*
Madbc to the JlJOO added fimt
anntal Central Fk-rida Darby
Race a U e t wfll be run * * * * *
* y nlgM, Apr. t.
The Mat eight o f U a t 0 »
fee teat dogs at tha track wiR
flaht It eat over the 1-14 mfl*
ifl.txrnce In the ninth to a lfh t
Thd are: Merrick,
Billy U jf , Teeny i
tamod, Hawleys
“Jim La*
party," *
spokesman stated.
gneUbinders Named
By Committee Head
TAKE CITY. M*r. Ht^-WV-vL
R. Hedr'S. rl"lrTr*n of the H»*U
Democratic Etvnillv* CommHto*
trriav aanosmred the eoiam'ttaa*
opwmalgn speakava..
Tk*T are. In •ddlUo* to ilmeelf,
T. W. rortev. Jr_ of Oteecheheel
C. H. fireemxn. V Readad: W al
ter R. flsH, o f EenbrrWtlat I ,
I a r m Ia I 1a 4 » t , of Itig W (*tt IV
Hr*ham fbtw l««4, o f »»fv »!*d **|
u jfw K .
Klaritoinaa.
MARTIN'S
GARAGE
Cut Flowers
*’ I
»nd enl Power a rrs a g *' meats for all oaeaxioao. .
Mrs. C. R* Klrtley
Phone
3703
£ -- F. _- . ■ I
tot TintsT ba
S*mt price
■i 4 5 years
2 9 ouneii for
-V
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THE 9ANF0RP HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
UNOFFICIAL
PRIMARYELECTION
For County Commissioner
PACK v v h t \
State Announces- J
New Control Of
- Chicken DiseasT
ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR PEGGY
D is tric t N o . 1
CHARLES DUNN
BOSTON STEELE
D.L. THRASHER
JUNE2p1938
For County Commissioner
-------------
VICTOR CHECK
J. D. DAVISON
G. SHARON
FRED A. DYSON
vW* J. (F U N IB ) STEED
REX PACKARD
For Goremor
OTTO 8CHMEHL
a (Homectesd BID) HODGES
For Attorney General
PETER THURSTON
For County Commissioner
District No. 3
ROY L. HOWELL
For Comptroller
Havtng wen the Auguata Weman’e Invllatlenal pelf teeraiment by
defaaUnf Jane Cothran ef Greenville, V. C-, la the finale. h | j f
Wettlea ef Buffalo, N. V, I* shewn is the wee awarded the vletery
trophy hr William H. Wallata. Jr. (AaaeeUtad Freda. PPefa)
ROSS L. HUMPHREY
State Treasure!
C. B. SEARCY
For Railroad Commissioner
GANESVU LE, M»rl 31.-(A h
— A n«w m l toil of rfmtrollinT
pullorum di*»R V In baby chic*.*
ha* been feaad by l>r. M W
Emmet. lU ta experlmeat elation j
T*t»rln*rUiv.
Th* n*w method rtn*l«t» of
add ng I t percent milk sugar
feed to comratrcial starting feed*
for baby chick* whan pullorum
dlaeaaa break* out In the flock
Cat Flower*
Whan a home mixture wlthm.t
•that dried milk product* I* fed
Fresh Strawberrtoa
to baby thick*. »n tddit on of IS
Mr*. H. K. R o w e ll • .
percent o f the milk *ug»r fee l
1‘Hone 3IM-J
Celery A t *
■Would be made.
Two Important thine* *hnuld Ikremembered in the u»a of milk
sugar feed for baby chick*. Ur
Emme I explained. It thou Id not ra
tal, to chick* uni*** there I* tn
outbreak of pullorum di*ea*e, * ■
'* contain* too much lactone tn he
used for a normal chick feed. The
younger the chick, th* more »u*
ceptlhlr tt I* to the ilisea** nn-t
the feed should not ho fid tn
chick* after they are four week.
of agr.
Aildttlon of milk uigar feed * •
th* starting ml* ■„ effective a* ,<
mean* of control for Ihl*, dl-ra*.Dr. Emrnel point* nut that tie
only way to gtt rid of pullorum
disc*aa from a flock 1* to t**i all Ittutuf IbtMM
hen* ami eliminate the tractor-.
Bird* which survive an nutbrrn,
of pullorum il *te*e vhould h •
teeted at treat twice before thc.r
ear* ire laved for halehitig |>uI Mile* nut IVf-and fid.
P°e*a end they are used a* a
breeding flock.
llae of thr‘ milk *ugmr fee l,
wbkb euntalni 70 perrrat toclii-tend* tn rreatr * favorable bar
terial flora In the intestinal true*
and thereby
keep* do»n
the
spread of the bacteria which
cacae* the di*ea*e from di*rn**d
chick* to healthy onet. the vet•rlnartsn say*
SHORT’S CAMP
For County Commissioner
DUtrict No. 4
W. B. WILLIAMS
For County Commissioner
DUlrlct No. 3
W. G. KILBEE
Representative, State Legislature
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
J. LEHMAN
ORIE R. MATHIEUX
Engineering- Teachers
Are To Read Papers
J. T. McLAIN
State Legislature
H. H. PATTISHALI
BARNETT
I f dAil l.*r f W m l n o U C o u n t y , T l o r l *
tiM, in ctofifurtryp wltirtin T H E
i'n l'M tl!*
r A iill
JtiHi riMub
>1*1-HiiA rU»M I* puinthf, AiMl
HAVE” TOUR WATCH repalrift •. *
m r i i , MKlJH’N IIAItKNIJIt* ana
by jn# who really knows huw I.. I iin II. llAitftkNr«9J». not hu»*
I* • I ♦. .«•* it t l l i o m i l d i
tti# lif ia o lWrlgga. Jeweler. Mac. A**.
For Justice of the Peace
W AGNER
I — Announce men In.
Fourth D U tric t
JAS. C. ROBERTS
—
'or County Judge
■i.oi
l — Lost and Pound
For Constable
Fourth DUtrict
For Supervisor Of Registration
DAVID K. McNAB
Attorney
b
LOST:
Mur*f bill fobl b. a
name of H. Ik Sima. •H> iv a
Plcaav return to llvrold.
•
3— Automobiles.
Democratic Committeeman
hmprs ftOr-ISc.
ONION!) Hinr.KNI Fla. per tea
»1.
l-unrhr* im-tec Few ID
D ail y W p «rt m P L U R t U A t r o l l * PAIU'tJftT; Fla. per dne. bunrkte,
* Irwehar* r a ile l aaaamblara * » 4
Ifte-iae. latrge Pun. Ilf.
ad aagatakUa at tba gen lard
-Isle ru ra l-r . W u * l t . X l i M e r k d I’KAV: (nRERN) Fla. PV- hmpra.
fa t e h » * l I f 11 o r d i n a r y - l u a l l i e
Iber dialer* far a Jl Boar period,
adtog af !>;•! A. IL. lodah aa
aperted by J. (L Michael. m»ne- PKFFinifli Nepali.• lldbt,. d-nraad
:*r. to lb* PtdtraMlut* Marhat
mndrtate. mtrkef et.itdy tVnn*
• e w e g a rv lc e :
eer. be. ftt ae-ll te. |Vb pu -rl*.
IMAM*: I1.IMAI ma. bu. bwpra
are. le arade IM f- ll.w ,
Pabdtii-.k* poor lu (nod. quality, FOTATIIKM: aapfillra aifidaral. damaad (uod,
mark.i
*rr-na;
n h n «d.
1KANH HINA*} rta. Helm HirlnaFta. Pa. Inner* lUlaa Telumpb, l|.
lees fair duality I M I I I *0 f a *
VI Me, Is tftee-m A Me ft* II tl.
beef 9A ft#
•lea. peorrr |l.11-11.Me
U U IH I auppllea liberal, d.manil M M U : Fie. par kaakdt. I dee
Cbwit Court
li.X -ii.lv.
, 9ItfMdlf Puapliea nnd.rat*. -t»eaaad fair, merb.l ebaut et.edy.
Ffe. i W i i M m beta: par tea
(Iftd-IILM, ItM. awt. *1.1ft
’AIIAOTPi Vupvuae maderate, demead Bind*rata, aurbel skoal
Meedyi Fla- per doe. Panahe*.
fec-lt* w-a-rer I pa-lee Path par
PaaAet, tftc-ftt.M.
KUUftVl bta. IV leap see lea. laI’a, dr, aw. to trade, guelliy and
aiae lire d m .
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rdoft,
w iiltin
b i r d ! U|.«-
lit*
le ga l
M.ij, Miif. Hi m #
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u nit * b'o»n<i*. in FM-murtl, r'luCM
l«<*
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"t
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In
iilniri* I'u ti n iy . Ilurld n., ! • - « II;
U*U
n i, m
A«U, J « I.
I I t,
Jtl,
•t r i p off ih* 1V m | *ii|* df *«t*i
.«ii
i» r e m a i n i n g
if IlM, tn*
1 acra h o n
ijrirU*i-.*d»« s »»
« h l r h la a tl lr e a l r u n l l n u a t l o n
r Ih* KauI• rn Uminifary n f lent
t t y a ll .ircorriliig | o (h a p la n
if
ll a m itii l* Ijariil
ami
Nav n a t i o n
Cnmpanr
U ih.8,
nr* ‘i n l i h g In F U l l h # r * o f ri>
lo H Rljr,
Flnrlda
r«d*
tn It* mart* In a a t l a f f
•
arad*.
CANBERRA
|p
•* 1 c - l l I*.
L a N rn nr.
»-H • . . m a i l * .
S f lJ t v s g s
Two Aviators Leap
From Burning Plane
accepted a* MUrfftCtary *
Only 5% iln in atn q
Covers both petal and
Coma in aod wo w a r 1
KONTGOMEHY. Mar. 31.—
(A P I—Captain
Benjamin
W.
Chldtaw and Private John I.. I
Ilamack, of the United Starrs A r
my Air Corps Tactical School at
Maxwell Field, w in forced to
lake to their parachute* 30 milr*
north of Valparaiso, Fla.. Sun
day. when the bomber In which
they wire returning fiom gun
nery practice caught fir*.
SNOW’S
PAINT &GLASS CO.
W E R T -The - JEWELER
Mur
vtmv
S M A IL
(anif-irtahit) furniahol
garage apaiUn* id. Ilul water, 1menta program to rVtnforrv AutApply Ml* Fehnt Ito or phone M l, ! tirlla’e ark, e»* aa*l IdiWi da(rosea
was matt* known today.
t « — Hi
Nuiirrea (lose to I he federal
rovtmmrnt laid the 7,000,00i>
ONK-BTORY h<» •’ locilwl on p«u n i. woubl be i#)*nt by tbr en*l
Banford Av*. near airport. },> •if this year on tba plan, which
per month. Phone KIO-W.
i .neludca th* purchase of thirtyt n * airplane*, a secret program
of naval building, vml construe!*
lion* of additional gun tmplittmynl*. Tho emplacemrnta will b«
at the head of Sydney Harbor, on
Rottno* lalaifl, Wo t Australis,
FOR SALE) two-12 foot heart an I on Mareton Island, Quteni*
TOtlAToMft: aupvii-s
cypiwaa boats and brand iwv. land.
wand
goad.
marl
Aua’.ralan minister! am »xO- il. riouktr, Lonrwood, Fla. .
na. arvan aa4 le n i*
P>A erta, apare a. (a U
pectwl to diacuaa co-ordination of
to qasilly l i W - u u
th« defensa of tba Emp re and of
«*a aad ton
LEGAL NOTICE
it* lrp/la route* with British naval,
* •* eewy** w TIMNIIH: gen
t o t i t a o r UBarunm valm
military and air farce authorl'.ld*
nea# fair, m*
I ->.**.
F>a.
Nolle* la ktr.Py alven that purd-a bun. fie.
MALA)*, loa. •uaat tn fla il dear.* r * «l.m | •hfn they go to Loudon next yaar
Kin* EdT»e. ,
March It,
l l l l , la ibat certain i for tba coronation o f
ecaiTi tn arad* •eta* pending In' the Circuit fo u -| •ward V III.
n iiit r - lf c .
onT^rwnrrJ,*
O^
ANnVjTFto.1
b a t. P a p . a s #
No ltd Ups. no a a q
meat. . , u long aft 18 s
IH ,
. itt, i*7. i n Amt i«**t o
Iwnl 11 i (*•« « ml *iea|ii *i
Australia To Spend
$•15,000,000 On Arms
1.1— Aporlmcnl-* for ltent.
painting tn conterUaad nx
Inatellaenti, throuah
w ill uff u r fur *i%l«
t i l t i l t * Ml
W ANTED: (lend young uiulr or
hniar, work anywhrr*. Mint:*pot rash price. W. C. Laarioo,
care llrrnld.
Sanford Market Report
Mad>rale,
marbel
dull
F t*
Per Are banshee, seed ateelly I l e
ftbe n u n . bn. baht* »e *.(*v .
m f l n u i t : Ktu. be. biupra, areetle
li t
r«iri|#t| 111 I'M! IliHih I, (kag* |g,
Tuaaday. Mar. II.IIM ,
r t r a m i < * » k * i * » . T «l* »t"* »
JOXAND
it»r
^ im i i i n l a
>>fita
'*aM
I 'i ^ W l R l f J e
(CHABL1E) HAND
l*i
mil
1031 CHEVROLET Dual Wh-.-l.
Ion* wheel baa* truck. N - v
Tire* and T ig. *373.00 Reel and
Sons, 301 W. Firat SL
W. J. THIGPEN
iiu h r,
“»'|t
GAINESVILLE.
Mar
IL —
Blake R. Van l-cvr, d*an of th*
College of Engineering, Univerally of Florida and S. 1\ Sa»hoff.
proftator In tho Ilepartmrnt of
Engineering o f the t?n vanity,
will praarrt paper* before th-'
Southeastern
»icllnn*l mcatlnf
of th* Society for Ih* Prnrrntlon
of Engineering {'.ducrtlnn which
■MO *-» *.»•«• **tf J4IHI«*4) , I h* till
LUST: Now York I etnas tat N
£J1£1 It-turn to Herald.
For SUU
A* R WILKINSON
becunty
Lumber
SUNNY-SH)E
MARKET
TOMATO PLANTS
D b t r ic t No. I
J. J. CATES
e In Congress
L a m b e r AMJ
R o o fln *
ONLY 9 MORE NIGHTS!
OF GREYHOUND RACING
A T BEAUTIFUL
SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB
TRACK NEAR LONGWOOD
ATURES EVERY NIGHT WITH
• M i j SEASON TO BE CLIMAXED
■MEADPED FIRST ANNUAL
FLORIDA GREYHOUND DERBY
Dlamondn And Watches
Fine Walrh And Jewelry Tlcpalring
Diamond Mounting And Kngravlng
a
■ u iiim :
F H iiru
anm
rhea, ft
1*111 l . n w f . e r -
i n i Ti
United Lumber Co,
Seasoned and Unfinished Lumber
Lumbar, Building Malarial— Roofing
"Lumbar Menmuad By Thu Golden RuW
ML and Franck
Phono 71
•
For
MIMEOCRAPH PRINTING- I^TTER WRITING
MAILING U8T8—TYPING
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS
Seminole County Credit Ass’a
loan Pnrk Are.
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LEADER
&
B E N E D IC T —
G R E E N B E R G B A C K It t T IG E R L A IR
if
p
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TUESDAY, MARCH
ORCHESTRA
M
T E N N E S S E E F L O O D IN G B U T N O R R IS D A M C U R B S
t
&
Ik S £ W I § ? R
' **nt a# preventing ■ publlo
s BViMJo* aampany from putting a
pawer lino palp In thalr front yard
'M Alaaandrla, Va, Frtd Palmar,
And hi* pan Frantls taah turns all
Mag aguartly ovar tha post halo.
1 iHara’a Prancla whiling away hit
j| tara by raadlng. (Associated Prtaa
Mle holdout alaga andad. Hank Orapnbarg. slugging
far Um world champion Detroit Tlgira, Is shown In h
oat at tha training camp In Lakeland, Fla, alter cor
with hit b o iiii (Attociittd Pnt* Photo)
ith of Veteran*
plored by W ilcox
IN
AUGUSTA
GOLF
F IN A L S
Death End* Actor’*
Rite to Stage Fame
Young Hand* T ake
Helm of Big Mill*
Chattanooga, forcing many raaldenta to floe their homes. At tha tap la shown a hems surrounded
tha family awaited raeeue. Floormen aay tha water would ha higher hot far tha Narrta dear. 1
Vrojaat above Kaoxvlll^ which la holding bach much of the flood. The dam la ehewYi below with'
pounded water rapidly apreading aver the vaat basin. (Aaeeclatsd Prase Photo}
H IT L E R ’S E N V O Y S P E R T U R B E D B Y E D E N 'S
■rooting thraugh tha big flalda of rival* In brilliant fashion.
Jan* Cathran (lift) at Oraanvlll*. B. 0, and Peggy Wattlas (right)
*f Buffalo, N. V , mat In the finals *f tha Augusta Waman’a InvlUtlanal golf tournament (Aaooelatad PH** Phot**)
'S P IR IT
OF
’36’ — R E A D Y
FOR
William a Andsrson, Jr. (abov«)i
Of Macon, O c, boeamo president ad
the Bibb Manufacturing sempany,
iso £00.000 teatile cerporetlen. when
hip father and ether veteran afflalala (tapped oalde and put younger
aaaa In thalr placet. (Aaaaolated
Prtaa m ate)
W AR
V E R A S H A K E N B Y T R IA L O R D E A L
Having failed to proaaat Adolf Hitter'* reply In the Ithlnaland artete hooaaai
'London after tha League of Natlono oounall adjourned, Germany*! dotegatn
<ot Foreign BaaroUry Anthony Bdon’o reaffirmation gf G nat Britain** tbllgaltend
ialllei under the Lecarno pact. The envoys ar* shown alighting from thalr
IBlrport. In th* aontar (hatleaa) I* Joathlm Von Rlbhontrop. Htiloria raving
an farolgn affr'r*. (/.••tj’ited Proa* P M lr1*
H O F F M A N A N D W 1 L E N T Z IN S P E C T BRUNO*!
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r7* I T
-■
i ;i - i, ■t
• ■ t ’^n i
ikoute To Give Sanford EveryRactToBe
Complete Outfield f a d Feature At Track
Sanford■Market
In Last Ten Days;
. ~Z---- _ _
.
, *« • roomful 0rongPM.1T, 8. C,
l l o r u I s P r o m i s e d folding demon in canter. Tha other
l o m e G o o d P l a y e p g l* f *ff from Chattanooga landn
_
‘ -ot* a**J flna proipacLa.
o r S u m m er S eason
r or c l d ^ t*. Sanford wui ha*#
Bo w r a r T i u i a n u
B j WIRT GAMMON
• Lookout, a rt -fast build
h firm ayatarn of lhair own'
HP bringing on talent for the
<% with tha ram ble . _ „ r
Back: as tha 7 JT man
* fI
a rlflt-armed kid
from Hhet-y, S . O, and possibly
Hcrk Wynn*. Waahington’a out,,,w lln K ■*<t»l«ur p ay er Mat
, r *#on,°Y*r
Co,.BinMs- tha Inf kid.
m ,h i
** Bobb Spurlln at
M working moat clo..1y • "
ord, of tha Clata 0 Oaorgls- S S X
!_
*
Racing Season Nears
Close; Derby Is To
Be Run On April S
!
* V "*'
. r h l , ^ nM«* "
Sot Ihtrn. at shortstop.
Former rriidrnt of 8anfard,
who U now MtUtant Adjufant
General of Florid* wtth beadquartan at tha Stata Arsenal in
B,'. Auguatlna, FIs. Col. MeNa
Stars la Chief of BUtff, V. P. W.
Florida dirt*Ion.
_______
«t what halp haa bean daft!f"r
V)"7 promlaed t h e , club. 1.1.. * ' rnl*, Mo,k- * H
' 1" ' " 1’
known. But tha point of this f l t a H ? “ ‘T
P
T
I I. that there I, enough fine * IU *
° Co,Um'
" tS
* talent on hand to go far f ,r *"k
ird fll Ing out both llne-upa. !* .
W'th
” h‘
rw of the kid, sra Washing. Inr‘°" thU M ,,on'
propterty and tha Kata may
Sfnfnr.l may get flrat rail on
to plica than aliewhata. ,,m m »r 0ulnn- "P^Wlng Chal
e t praaent thay ire In the t »"00** th ,r‘‘ ’« * "■ ■"<1 B[robtout fold and lal'a aee how they ,b '» " t11 ,,nH John
**coni1
a op.
, aackrr from Cl ear land, Tann., and
complete Danfort outfield *L
M'Nit y, Chlckanviugs,
catching corpa and entire 0*. fir A bane man.
imbla Inner work* might lw
Also the Florida town la likely
lUad. There la Roy J\y t Trny to get Owen Wright, a tall young
ctn and Gardner Barnea fur Takan, who ha* ciptlvaled tlia
Banford garden*,- ' with Dun- Lookout ramp with M* rlghthandad
with the ialDr eaplullaol a* to
ioga which ihonld fitdih In tha
t*t moo 'lo irttr mile: K**b
Klinker. Il.bhl# Jo*. FHIENDI/T
DEAI. (I*. Ml** Hoy. BR1DLH
p|*T 111. lady Truflle. Troulo*
Shooter. W1NOB WAHNEH ft).
Ind roc. futurity, lui half 4»Hr
double KINO WILL' tl>. MTRCCJ
FOTTEII (1). .Illnndy Hu*t»r, kl*y
ttth. It, r l.o. Hlctotor. tlfflc.
Ki,ih. Morplu.k, 1/lRD TAItZAf
LETTUCE: a«p»ll«* II*kt. <HMa<
<ilr . i m h i I
firm.
Flartdn
l«fc*rc Ifk*. WiMtra CTBlr*. «■
fa, M .fl-U D E aatan m m S
do* we. t* quality
MUSTARD:
Florae* For l a m
lium*bop. lie-l»r. SALAD Wu.
timprr *»c.tie.
o n io n s : i n n n n
n * . per dew.
bunch*. l*o.fb*. row Si*. .
P4RFLMT: Fla. per 4m . konchro.
Id -tK . Iwrg* bun. lie.
*
PEAS: IORKEN) Ft*, k*. hapru,
I I I M I U, row raa tr II.M
PEPPERS: Buuullra llsbl. drmiaaJ
mnd*rata. market ataaSF. Wono r , bu. tt.M -il M. IH bn. rrtv
ere to tta .lt I llf-IU A
POTATOES: Puppllr* modorat* domend pod,
market atrons.
Fla. bo. hmpra. Blind Triumph. II.
n. wo. r» n.TiJi! i o i u ir.w nooror ll.o t.lt II.
Hint’s laland. In tha Bay oi
naniRHES: Fi*. par beak at, S Sad.
Pundy, waa named for John Kan!,
hunch**. If
a p 'W P r
tw liM aw< an Engllahman.
Tiloomodala
b*. kiapra
to -.tip
dQITASm F t . ho h a m Tallow
■ ■ ■ iiiiiiiiiM iim iu m in
a-.,*- It aa .tt.ll
STRAW RE ARIES: Fla. pint A moat.
I- Or.tie.
TOMATOES: Supplied llcht. dom»od
«od,
market
firm.
Fla green and turtlnv. unwrap.
pH H i md Isrsrr b#Nt 11.9b.
%: so ito..r*r jjualltf 11.60-fl.II 1
T t 'U N tr*
Http plU s
li b e r a l
O n o P K K f t r i T ; K it
are.
t
fo s ra tf#
H b«»N. Hog uni b4h#« Ge Me,
Kpn
il |k*9 ts ,
5nAN(lR9i KTs. see, *o grads. %
bos* bafw bvhI |K»w*a lle-ll.ft.
|
n. h. wm rn*r.
Ijfbf-al f*|q,r»«#A|stW«.
Jolsons Planned Only A Simple Home
But It Failed To Work Out That Way
111.
7
.
T-|
TO THE
* .
National Guard
Roumillat
Andersoris
Another
propoaed
working]
agre-ment with Jackaonvllla ha:
fal m throrgh. About all tha laioknuls mold giva thrpi waa Etkilk
Dltla, fin* flrat Uckur, bt't Davl,
hat been laid |ow by Uinta*.
Of thl* group i?x7ly gnd Wrlghl
hav*,' of laid, attracted th* mo,I
a}l*otlon hart for tSntr TYure
smrth. Thr catcher will ha 'aft
behind with Barnet to show hi*
Moff at Kanfardc Sit Wright will
^ taken on to Chattanooga, It la
tmdaratool, for further Initruclion*, poaalbly to ha i*nt back
laler.
.
lie Uvea ' dot* lo Manager
Clydd M ilan'in Ttaaa. and *o
Imprcaaed tha aklppar with hla Intaatlnal forliturt* and a'l-raund
promla* that Milan took him to
a baiwball school and then brought
him on In Kara.
No doubt Columbia will b*
clamoring for him hafora many
erfora day* Kata gon* by..
trd i*.« faturlly. i»«l half d*l'y
doubt.:
It«f«*i»m.
Ilullhrnd.r
AR>rFt> I.aIj T ill. King »foruh*m.
III.AfK tint'll (l> II). Am.rlrm
•■trtttor, <> IIENItT f l|, lad.lt-*
Chate*.
4th ru... futurity: JAZ’A M4*TflR tjj, t'.n.ra am RED ItIA*
MUND (I). ODD nt.lIE III. L*»i
ruunt.’ Apdy ' Rey*r. M<rr4*ulto.
H o t * . DINT.
l|h rifr, nu*rfrr ml!*'
•tna, I.AIJV t o r s ID. hut. Stna.
tIKAVy DAM tit. Nu.-Duff. I.IT.
T I .K t m l ' N N * l*». A on T r i t . . K r . r t
Tuau..
flh
r»*».
i-l*
m il* :
n l 'C h
I'llF.K 111, I’.ddy I. In. floldlr.
Wish, ll.nmirk. TnUMT IW)T III.
i ij.ky At. T trrrv iilitz i d .
Fred Jnnn.
l i l t r , c r . f u l o r llp : U ln n d l* M .» d .
otfp. HKINNY IIARNKY.—ill. A.h
Tr**; Hlnn.r* Chance. JUDAS J
llardbooi. Dark Ayr. kflns IILKN4401 III.
t l h r u e . S- • a * i l l . L a dy T r a f .
flc. I I A I .I ,r i ! l J t V A
111. . C a r . l . a *
R ..» k ,
INDIAN
OFFICER
D ).
c t i u i ' n l . n n t . Ilo nnl* 11 , 11 . Ih n a h * .
INK V IHyT I D
tlh r»e*. fuiurliy Molly M«inn».
<V*e Imod.r KATE IIIOOINS ID.
nr.IlT JONES III. ANN WILL *d .
IT.n Roll, MO, Ia I* Myer*. Dial*
Jd"n.
141b i»e», l u l u r l l y :
J A N T 111.
t - n o , r t . Tcaflle Dale, JACK,
m i ' HI. r*r E*. Fllaht o rd e r.
TRAFFIC TRAWLER ID. N .» l
1llh r»c*. i-l* mil.:
fl'EN
LEGAL NOTICE
a n ew plan to give yoii invigorating steep
many-w|rged ho *e' in which Al
iolaon, Jr.i r'ccnlly celebrat'd
All that waa arranged, to-y.
hi* f r il birthday la ■ product n( Then Jolaon. with 'nwmorie* of
evolution.
bldtlm* hotel t'fe, augge*ted:
It began IK man h* ago when “ tAt'a have a kitchenette upatalr,
Capa Al fi'«t bough} * Sacrv eer r our room. A -place to get a
onnge grove In Knclno,
mile* m ack .lat* at it'ght wlthdut diy
out In the valley, and unnonneu I turbing the kitchen.” Th* archi
th: t he a n t Kuhy Keeler would tect worked that Is, eaaily,•
keep the nlmple flve-nutm huu*e
One morning Al had another
already on the prrmitc*. “Vi- m ay [y ,« . "J want r. lot of *un poteht,,
etld a room or two and a treiml nevir did g>t enough f. n," he
bath—but we'll kurp :■
and announced. Th* houiw haa aun
almplf.” »aid the mammy-,ing- r.lpnreheu.
R I in archill rt change I thcirl Thing
mlndt. They ilrcided l« tear 111! mlngly
old h o u # down, repTactng it wild me—
a co'tage, still “rmall and simple" decided
It wa* Ruby who tho. ght of it her*,’
posaible gueata. That wa l huw tha
Ruby
eaat wing began—two
gurtl Idea. "I
room*, two dreaaing room,, tw) aha sug
more bath*, do with that retllad, a hath
tha Jolsons went Ka*t vacationing.
"Sure
Al Jolaon. Jr., ram* back with we'ra di
OyoraalrMt
Rf m Eiamlnat,
UIm im CbrrceUi PlIUM
.112 H«rh A n .
MARKET
TOMATO PLANTS
Cat FWwara
4
Frrak Btrawhdrrlaa
_ Mrs. H. E. RoemO
Phu* m - J
Galary Ate *
ot •WBtBC ‘^UHoMktr* th e fT —U*
bupda u p y o u r h d E llh .J M t
. 41* . * * a y In
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FRESH PIG HAMS
Lamb SHOULDERS
lb. 221
lb. l 3
i GIBBS SPAGHETTI No. 1 can
5■ «Hit%ri*r. uiiu*
| SALAD DRESSING 2-8oz. jare
: Standard Tomatoes 4 No. 2 cans
Early Garden PEAS No. 1
HtLvr.ii ri.ann
Tomato Juice
3 No.7 '"-2t cans
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Crushed Pineapple 3 No. 1 cans
SHEAR * BI TTEH
PICKLES
2-16oz. jars'
Golden Ripe Bananas 5 lbs.
Large Seedless G. Fruit 5 for
,1
DU. IIKNRY
i flciarai i U fs, Tbto ikkm cmrt of ymu m m \U f M jw sti,
m of h in io w a)M»la* oonfori. Th# B aulym t ta th* ehoh
ib!
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l l h d a y nf April A. It. l » i * . l u t k a
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A ntw
Rindless Sliced BACO^
Hard Ripe Tomatoes 2 lbs
The houaa haa a five-a tall
garaga with llviryg quarter* for
th* chauffeur and for Frank
Holm**, Jolaon’a long-time ”dr*i»#r" on atag* aqd acraan.
•
About thla time Jolaon want
'n th* nhov* *tyl*d *aun*.
Th* Nnnford 11r r» 1c la h*t il>y
denlanatrd *a Hi* n*w,p*p*r l»
*hlrh Ihn, nrriar (ball It* published,
''f fnpr ron***utlvu w**ka.
,.W Iln„- D, p, lU rn l'n . Clark of
(Id pinlill Cnorl, and lha nflalal
Ml Ihrraof. Ihla till iU v of March
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�Section. Twa
Section Two
AN INDEPENDENT'DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. MARCH SO, 1936
FLOfcjDA STATE ARSENAL AT ST. AUGUSTINE
NationalGuardj
Organization Is
SameAs Army
L ieut. Col. J . C. Hutchison
Adjutant General In
sists Armed Force*
Are Essential To
Defense Of Nation
Company Is Smallest
Unit That Is Com
plete And Division
Is Seen Ideal Unit
JwT
V'
# m
cV
to'*T
il Guard, from the .mail »qu*d Jfl
ip to th* highest unit, follows J
aaclly that of the Regular Army.
The squad, of eourae, b
■
malleit unit and Include* *«»*n 1 |
nen and a corporal, who i* re- J
(Kin.lblr for hi* »«|uad. The *ec- ■
Ion I* next and cunalat* of two
E]
r more «quada and i» In charge of
'
, .entrant. The platoon i* th*
text higher unit, and there are ,hal
wo or more platoon* in all tin*' *■*
-ompanba, and each I* com- of <’
uended by either a sergeant or.
(
hr*wt O m n i Of Florida
the** day* of unemployment
dbtreaa, whan tha .whole
I la uncertain which way t->
and when, In many of our
p, people Kara Ieat patience
m deaperatlon h a rt uped
i force In rioting to gain
—da, the National Guard haa
brought lata public ecrutlny,
»pr«tenting th a t fort# which
: bo depended upon a( a tupry|gn|Q(
e a t to civil power, and a t -a
*
f I r M ft of tbo flrat line of fo r
Company I). 124th Infantry,,
waa muster,.i Into th* itate and
federal service on Apr. 12, 1921.
The off cere at thr.t time were,
George A. DeCottei,
captain,
commandiitg; Joseph C. Hutchl•on, let IX. andF renk Iwaelng. 2nd
Lt. The company waa muxt.red In
ga C o l D 164th Infantry, but In
1923 wheh the namerclal detlgwaliona of all National Guard unite
In the country were rearranged,
the regimental dealgnatlon waa
change.I to the !24tb. In order to
tally with the brigade dealgnatlon.
which w*a at that t.me changed to
Mmi, .and tha divbion b number
• a
. _____ ___T V a l .
I I . aatiohalfy kknown
aa the Dixie
Explanation Is |
I t * thb"dlielf|Inod.foroi of
.Made Revealing
00 officer* soil min, lyabiod Mvlxba.
V ..
to fundamentali of warfare,
T hb company of machine gun
ilagoototy armed, haa juatl- ner* hat had a very gacceaaful • Military Orders
It* exWUnce, la evident, frum e x b u ic a liurfpg iu 16 yaara, and
' It b Inttreat! rig to note that many
of thoa* serving aa commissioned
The dependability of ihl* officer* daring this lime were
* unw am m u m
*
t Q 0f
them
were
enlbtod
» « « ..
V nbY iV np i f
U now lit tbo
unit.
howcvvi,
the National Guard:
be » Dtvblon* that
,n ‘ , t G“,rd ’ , V r
ha front Una. II w ar.
Lt Oto^ A ^
?ay«n ifa Jl^ ^ a ^ o m d
Command Chain De
scends From Major
*General To Private
* ,ne• ,u erganlaatton. aaveral
r t a tS a l advanc. f » “ * » « '* « • «-»•••»» ^ « » •
, _____ »_ America 1 ,c#* "*m*ly. Lt- Frank Loarlng,
U k U o i.! Z * NaUQMl ^ 3U - l r ‘ P DUUO". « « • »
biaaa m*d* K 5 kilo- Elbworth C. Harper. While th*
latter b not now a member of
of a atrong National I CoaiP^ir D, h* la a member of
(S_
0#I Haadqunnert Company and hold*
leftnsa lg<pa eld aa our Of* rank af Sergeant Major, Ut
i*tf. iLaaa than two ®h*Ulion.
La* tha anrvendar a t
Company D haa seen aevertl
Oeorge W^uihbMton Important to o n of dutp within
r tha attanUon of the Ml* «»•* ■*»*• IU orgmnlxatlon.
dto significance of a Probably Uta ouUUndlng service
efficient state force. 11 iu* remb red was during Ihe
"rT ? '
J ■ hurrlcana diaaaUr at Mbml-Weat
Th* ehato of esmmand In th*
"hffflnHktlOll of th* Army l« v*rV
■Imp)*, and without It maity bat
tle* would hav* been lost, and
otherwb* there would be much dis
order.
' Th* commanding officer of any
given unit U the only man who U
euthoriirt to give orders for that
second In
parl'cular unit,
command only derives hb authori
ty from hi* commander, except In
th* case of the Utter’s absence.
T h!/ applies rfgardlea* of th* all*
of th* unit. However, each com
mander usually outlines well de
fined policies to hb second In
•eenmand and staff officers, and
eeaentlala of ’.IU men. In the In» V • d v v l l \d « S V U
fanlry organisation, euch aa wo
II
C * ,-. r , . . * J .
have In Sanford, thero are three
n C l 6 T O l U U a l QS
lettered cornpanlea and on* Hand_____
quarter* Company in each battal- h .
.
.
a
Ion. and three battalion* In th* lN CW A r m o r y IS S C C u
Captain A rth u r W. Knox
regiment In addition to the. comN e C e S S S ry T o A d e - |
panic* that are Included In w>*
..
i t la
batullona, there are In each rvgq U a te ly H O U Se U n it
Iment a regimental headquarter!
-------company, a eervlca company, a
Fur It year* th* Sanford Unite
howltxer company, and there i»HI of th# Florida National Guard
aoon b* added a regimental m»- bav* been houaed In varied build-_
chine gun company, with guna of lng». n>»»t of which hav# been
50 calibre. Koch regiment Oleo votlrely inadequate for th* pur-j
haa a hand. Th# atoff of aeeh P«m . It le not generally known,
regiment conalat* of a colooal, but ••<*» un,t ot th* Sanford I’oat
commanding, and • lieutenant *«» ">«"» thousand. of dollar* of
How many in Florida know that 'colonel, eacond In commend And r tu lp m a n tW d lolU by the War
th . oOmmandi • th* moat romantic of all mtllUry executive afneer. A major, Ih o p,p *rt~ at’
1. p'aae and treining offlear, a ln' oWU«r
unit I. flnanreservation* axbta at 8L Auguaa* hi* assistant, a iuodIi eU hr r * pon.,liL* *,r. ‘“ ch •"**
''H
tine, where the military depart- captain
offlevr and a ehapiaftT"
P*«* f £ * * • ' * * £ :
msnt of the Slat* of fiorltla I*
9 —*■
■ • Uk. Uhls «nJ h* U r*iu rot to
Two Infantry reglmapt*. 1,- po* . .S fU .ia t bonT with Ihe
loralfil In what was formerly the
i
oM
Franciscan
MonaxtrryT gather with n brigade Haadquar- g , t , quartermaatar, L t Col. J.
Romantic, firxt.' becauaa of Ita I tors Ceeapanja form an Infantry | | . gpengler. With the type of
*a
charming aituatlon on the blue brigade. Th* jrlgado etnff I* elm- buildings nee.aaarlly uaad
,
water, of Mantanxaa Day, and liar to th* raglmental atoff. •* -•..n a o rb , In Sanford In th* paet,
second, ami moat Important, t*-- c#pt that no ahaplaln la provided.1thouaanda of dollars worth of
Tha Infantry dlvlelan conil»t*|ordnaace and equipment hav* been
'* cause of It* long and colorful
D etach-, associations.
of two Infantry brigade* and one lost either through theft or dand I’oat
The City of St. Augustin* llaelf brlgado of field artillery. Tha! UHoratlon. and for th b reaaon ae
d I’oat waa originally built In th* alyl* of field artillery brigade b eompoted I wall »• many other*, It became
Captain *n ancient Spanbh military town, of two regiment* of 76 mm. guna I oPP*r*nt to th* adjutant general
‘h» local poet
ician l» ,h' l’l*n «f the city being a and on* of 1U mm guna. Tha'*™1 lh* offl*, r *
ago that Sanford
liaralblogram, traversed longl- dlvfeloa also con Ulna , |»rg. m*n^
i tuillna lv by two
I
principal atr**~t. ’ number of .pecI*I troop. In a d -1•I""'1;1 hV * Z™*** ,h~ ,ln»
I right angbe, trana- dltbn to (be division H badqu.r-ilU* for '‘.N a tlo n .1 Quard UnlU.
■roe* .tre e u dividing U r. Compaay. The .pocl.l boon. I . T h. opportonlly pceaenUd itself
square*. Thb plan I * n a military poll*, company,
Hr changed In all th . I algiml eompaay tank campsay,
P
varied hblory.
motbtgycb
com ^ny.
*u " ,
' .
.
dry thing*, but It I. m M * * ' , e o m £ £ ' . J "
rS £ £ t£
g fart that the prep- « » ,b 4 . alio e - t a i n . . mod I-
Major Ralph Stevena
Commbalona aiu* Chamber of
Commerce.
i
V There b an architect's drawing
of th* completed building shown
In th b bau* of Tha Herald, anJ
e n lf il l. v e a , legxeese V a « * | « * ia * e w l« e |
A1MT KNOd RU D IES
_IRTANBUU M ar.'
Tkrfebh Ugh achaal m i col
the sUt*.
T in t L t George A- DeCotUe
will finish ten year* of service
very aoon, aad rank* fifth among
h b brother Infantry a ffb a p of
•Ilka gmd*. — ~
V f
Second L t Wflhur D. Hoftnann
has wore than six year* of **T»*
bo to hb credit gad U aerond on
tha list of second lieutenant's of
Infantry In th* state organisation.
Second Lt, Kat) Nordgren will
aoon hav* l l yoara of terrla* be
hind him, and make third aa th*
seniority Ib t of second IUt»state.
tenaata af infantry in Florida,»
Captain Ha cold C. Washburn - Captain Gaarg* W. MeRory
wU* finish IB yean of eervlae haa more thaa fly y .y tin aarvba
th b year, and b in eighth place and stands thirteenth am saf th*
among th* infantry .captains In lafantry captains la th* xtoUth* entire sta t*
Afl officers pad ealbtkd maw,
Fleet U
WHUem F. Rung* with fir* yoara or mere of aervcompletes h b fftaanth year of Ica are awarded the state aorveenUauoao servlco srilh the Guard
can la of m- in* nooor i
m ie r ity la I appropriaU
A
• e l w i t<d#W» U -i. Mvm-vef
-nml-alor, la a" hfnget a f ^
Hlarovrr a minimum. *4*4
defense. Since tha begtaab
humanity, peopba/have reeagi
the rlghU of ladtvldua’a dpi
Hone U potaexa aad to 4)
proparty, rlghU aad llfa I
Tha CoasUtotba a f tha III
State* not aaJy provide* far
common defaaae but reeog
tha reapeaaftility of all'rMaw
eontH.huta towards that dafea
Our military laadara aad 1
of our aUtamen who are M e
�f ’)
T«•
4- • ,,
U l t year, |
4 Us re Out
4m f
with tk « 4 tOu iftm twlOi a rWw
*•»(**< n d mechanisms « n U ginlxational
M w iM iM fu ly • tro n p r f a : Cm iit M m
mobility and fire power than an out C m it h
^ fhM nt equipped with tha typer cannot Mrm
to n * t la osa*L:---- {fa u a tsd w tt
th a state af tha Apark a n Narp, Jprtattene wei
E start of wMah appear* to hare farther down the list,
» made. DoapHa the fart that
International agreement. bad fired
the strength of tha K a rr at the
lowest figure held ta be consistent
wKh, Oar national aeuurity. ihipe
warn flat protided la tha categories
t hid .were deficient. LlU’e has bean
donai (ha post twelve yeare, with
tha assertion af tha part pear, ta
aafhtetaa the replacement of eirlat.
tag (hip nnlU when oapb raeoek
peered their la m of oeefslnere
*UMaan. In , earner lea
*>"rely M dlng oar poi
P®rfl«al of with Crtr
F te * . a. atedy of .1
report of Um Chief of i
Army It la obrioas that
craaaarto land forcaa s
"••dad, I.’ •* Regular
“ ™ from 12,000 to lljl
A m p enllatod front
l « , 000. Notional1 Gc
190.000 to 210,000 . Kao.
Reserve from nothing to IWJMb
nixJmtM • (ow^oiwiti
would than conitltote a toUl
itrangth of dtp ,009 tad relao our
aemerlcal (tondlng Into a daae
f
Uonm Bp halimad and orderly with Belgium and Torhap.
That tha pfatort of afar nettonsl
primama
Of
»•*
aad
replacement
f l f the Irreducible mini* eonstract Ion, their naval establish* Insecurity map not team drawn In
MU' «f* ilir e.ubll.htoo dark color*, we are r M u ta te d
Mr thd moat fa rare hia aaant fa coaaUntlp maintained at af fcnreral prononnead ■Impress
a -fare* of ll.OOO tsaatp strength.
t In manta in aur plana far natlanal
H>en with tha
tha •defense. First-end of.gtaataat bnshipbuilding
American
Very
win
bf
far
below
portanra haa bean the davefe;
i slmigth af IWMO id
*■
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, of. nor- gmer*I etaff—tha
treaty (tryngBi tpon thawapMUen
of tha treaty this pear. Our chief
concern today *
matte fag aldl
ary up to and vaneament* Taatfaai plana «
and te bring (ha N
Navy
maintain It aatt tha treat/'figure.
“
*•»»•. htelndlii* tha aorp,
H i* l*b he'-aNOfaip'.lahed only bp mharea, and later tha Fofar
an ardarijr ptegrsm. and tha all*- P'h". gtvu na a great ndvt
cation et adequate fu n d s. i
ov#» former f a w h a l ln a n
r* No program of Naval preparedamoag plan* U- th
neaa ran be complete wlthoat V'»mt to daaaatraUaa tho ape
WMMfat lo jo a Ndtkpnl Streeslng the Importance af' an of aalretter atrvke, plactrw
I .AM dfattadf a Watlonal
df Ufa Unftad nttte, wg&h adequate . Bfarthttln-liartna. and rvapooskbiliar I an . tratnad
Wtdtd tha Nations! Guard Naval l o t m Force. The pwae.it atefte. Tha tetrieac, af
MUH] ethta*, and t^ trty paper atrangth of there Reserves p k ra te re fa r perfaeaed
r Me - rsidefr.rM .tn. TV4 la unfair to the country and te th* tagietratloM and hi dual Ian
Rerarrsi thamiclraa, aad a direct mlMhsryaerrWe may now k
budgetary approach looking ton* peered within one month
erd economical ,Snt sdequat* ap- Chngram 'acta Instead af
prepetitions to Insure necessary month, re aanrred durfaq
| s s to M S W r s r a :
I
::zt w ^ v r 1:^. ‘ssrcw w .^
cl Usemhlp, maintaining
* mllltarp atedlaa with a
L
financial aid frem
n t ■This Indlapadaahla
pf officers caatot canafffaianep end dspeadaad .0
“I hare always considered
the National Guard to be
among: the finer orgmnisattoni and riftt&rnQjr I Am
pleased to do my part toword a id in g , the Armory
W» ref'te
o Be AUe
» The
NATIONAL
GUARD
I k . ____il____
H. I. LEHMAN
A m M nei
s»A d n s re fl t » 8 yM
bwthugulTBT h r*
treat* that following
M * n million wall
MM, ai suitable mill-
we available for an
Howpvpr, ,-jrttb Urn
cwt^xwdi
W ItMudkt nut l
-OUOtm l»tt>JA-»
a djnotl&IoUrrt
Ao.
�M ONDAT.
being the 6th, 8th, 13th, H at and
Sind Infantry/
T Department■General Collins Is
.if —
Every discharge that Sergeant
01ad la haa received haa born# the
chatlon
"character
excellent,"
which la very nnoaoal and of which
be la Jtutly proud.
Serfeant Glad la la aaaiatant to
LL Col. Lytle, U. 3. Army, In Ufa
area, and thatr uutlea Include the
instruction of units at Orlando,
^ 8t Posted
[ . K ' J n Guard Affairs
Utional Guard central Vivian Collins, atate
■
fo rd b
m
J
adjutant f»nerat, is probably the
H e a d q u a r- w
posted National Guard officer
lh* f' ourth Corpa area on all
For Regular *n
T m
r l n a t r u e l i r i ^ tor
” “ -
“ ““
-
yjH* Department of lata | 8lnc» aaaumln* the office of adhng taken moth more in - 1J°Ur,t 6*n«r«l la 1928. General
fa the National Guard, and Col,in* haa worked unceasingly on
__ an- hehalf of_ the
__ Florida National
rear the ________
officers and
leted man w in are assigned aa In- Soard and through hla efforta the
•treatora reflact that fact, not organUation has been brought up
••Iw fa their added Interest in thu lo a standard never before reached
. 1
. . . . . . .
. I n ikl. .1.1.
O w i b«t also In the type ehd
th,« , u u l in k a f officers and men assigned
Br *,rto* ot hl* :°n6 »«^lee raete fU a
ori1 und military training, and hla
Aew/nnC I. t
...
, . ,
unequalled ability to organise and
> n f o r t la fortunate In being h, ndl, mtn>
E llin a ha.
j B**l, * ^ * ri for the instruction succeeded In making the Florida
Unlted States Army Sergeantn i t assigned to South Florida. National Guard one of tha outf
nit
rue tor on duty with Florida
'L b tt. Col, Rooert 3. Lytle it in Xanding uniU in the United
chakge of the office here, and Is Htataa. Several of the orgenlsa- National Guard for the past nine
■Hb l l by Staff Sergeant John tloni which comprise the S ute yvara.
Gladla, A t the present lime Col, efficiency at summer encamplfftle la on a short Jeava of eb- meats, and the Hath Plaid Artllahd K was therefore Impossible the outstanding artillery regiment
la M ean ■ statement from him hi the brigade.
Ct^M riing the National Guard,
The
adjutant
general
haa
hfa Sergeant Gladla has kindly a very difficult role, in that he is
s a(Wented to give his views In at one aiind the tame time chief of
thla. Instance, and they fol.ow;
the governor's •taff and also the
' "Having served with the In- head of the .State Military D*IsiltL of tha United States Army partmenL Ha also mutt keep In
for Marly 26 years, I feel that I close touch with the National
ran Wpsak with esperleore and It Guard Bureau of the War Depart
in g p'.opinion that Inasmuch as It ment and-hat lo hand * the many
b It practical in «ur country for details that arise In the orgamlaefa trlb o y to serve an enlistment tlon, training and) general ♦*!•
wlttf fl»a
Army,
the National fare of the officers and enllitid
Goa Ar ia the neat best; M ilitary men comprising'the GuardTroop"
trai Igg not only prepares a hoy in hla stale. These things General
1 *
*
‘ s done so well, th it alnee
18 ( rtle of a natloaal emergency,
as been selected by each
hot )a •icepllonaCy beneficial
to eantlnua In hla preaIn ^ J s l oping his InlatJve, Iraileralpp, moral responsibility and
cN B h o very high regard for
BOAT SAILS
Army S e r g e a n t
Instructor Glad is
Has Long Service
Staff Sergeant John Gladli,
United States Army sergesnt-In
structor who la on duty with the
Florida National Guard, first en
tered the .service -of the Army on
Oct. IB. 1909. Since that date he
hae had continuous service wills
the Army, (leapt for a two-year
Complete R o s t e r
Headauarters Unit
Contains 22 Names
Headquarters
Company,
1st
Battalion, Florida National Guard
waa mustered into the federal
service In Sanford on Kay 16,
1929
Its authorised strength
was I officers and 20 men. The
officers are- 1st Lt.. George A.
neCott'ea, Commanding, and 2nd.
IA. Wilbur D. Hofmann, aeeond In
command and Battalion Communi
cations Officer. Th«»e are the
same officers that were mustered
In with the original eompany In
1929. The complete roster of the
eompany.la as follows:---—
Battalion Sergeant Major and
Staff Sergeant Ellsworth C.
When flood waters covered tha street# to great depths, thesa
guests rowed right Into the lobby of a hotel at Marietta, Ohio.
Hip boots were In vogue for bell boys aa water rose several fe«t
Inside tha hotel (Associated Press Photo)
‘Hash Horn’ Made Of
Woman Of 53 Is
Various Instruments
At Top Of Gass
WICHITA.
Mar.
nO .-IA hIn College Work Lewia E. Clark, a -resident of the
Kansas Mssonlr home here, offers
NEW CONCORD. Ohio, Mar. the following recipe for whit he
30.—OP)—At 63. Mr* Grace Mc- eal.a a . "hash hortL'l
Clanahan is triding aU*itUd»nta at
Take an old euphonium (■ harlMuskingum college with straight
tonn horn with double hells I use
"A” work.
She hopes lo receive a bachelor the body of the tibritone and the
or are degree at June commend* tromoone tell of the euphonium,
mcnL So does her class mate- add the valves of so E flat ha<a
and attach alt these together with
daughter, Alice.
Seventeen years ago,
Clanahan began her college course
after the death of har husband.
She waa teaching school at the
time sisl kept up her college work
by correspondence until 1922 when
she wea admitted to Muskingum
as a sophomore.
Shortly thereafter the was ap
pointed college librarian. While
holding that position, she earned
a diploma in library work from
l Chautauqua llbraqr «*hool and a
bachelor of science degree In edu-
catjoiue,
' . w r t *•»■• ir.
NATIONAL GUARD
MY SUPPORT IS
GLADLY GIVEN
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
My Best Regards Are
Sent To The Sanford
May Success Be Yours
National
GREETINGS .
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.
------is to be congratulated upon its publication of this
issue of The Sanford Herald, and we, the Citizens of
Sanford,
shouldi do.our
<part in helping
finish the Arm>i
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I am pleased to
e x t e n d my congratulatfons ^ up
on the publica
tion of this edition
K
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N e w F o u n ta in
pleased to do its share in nelpiri
the Armory Fund of the Sanford
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May Wc greet Each ol You at Our
Hill Hardware Co
t
;N ation al Guardsmen
WATSONVILLE. C alif, Mar.
30.—0V)—Two aiaten separated
f>2 years w en reunited when h i t
Minnie Angal of Grand lli p l h ,
M c h , visited Mrs. Hay P ttr U W here. Orphaned when children,'
thry were adopted by different
families and had not seen, each
other since.
this hla permanent home. Ho mar
ried a young woman from PalmeL
to, and la the proud father of two
fine children. Hla family makes
their home in Palmetto daring the
winter, bat resides with him in
Hanford
during the
summer
months.
Cell Door Left Open
And Prisoner Is Free
C«ndtfetf~ Fo* County Comnlmdofl
Dm tubing of • worn out basa.
Clark tried It, and tbo m altin g
Instrument had the tone of a valve
trombone.
Huaietani were surprised that
the hybrid waa in pitch, until they
learned Clark waa once employed
in a musical instrument factory
and far y ean played tarioua wind
inetrumenta in bandvJ
ton. Palmetto, and Hainan City,
where other unite of the 124th I dfantry are stationed.
Servant Glad!*' home waa In
California, bat' since his nine
years of residenca In this atate, he
COPH&uted juniority,"
S fafeant Glam* slated further,
"Mil (In* years close contact with
IhaJlHorida National Guard qual
ifier mm to render an opinion as
f f to t merits of thu Guard as Ihs
ftfdt aloe of defense In any con
Infuncy. Since it ic Wor.d War
efficiency of ib« Guard has
Increased to a powl “ li-c* Ui«
l y K * with Just a
i miensltu
hiilpA g period lo -upiiiemcnl
thatr-guard training w o ld be fit
KNOXVILLE, T .n n , Mar. 30,
aay emergency. I /eel th«t
Ottlnger
re-has been a great Improve- —(AI—Jailer George
collarrd one prisoner and led him
insnr In tha personnel of tbo
Jh fali, both officers and men. from a city Jail celt.
"Empty," he thought ae he
'ftieyfhave shown marked Interest
l>eered Into the cell, "Might as
la all military studies through
tha extension courses offered, and well leave tha door open."
No~ sooner had tha officer
thole- moral, esplrit da corpa and
gUMyal knowledge of military walked away with tha pr!son*r,
atfojoets has been enhanced there* than tha lattar’a cellmate, who had
hidden under the bunk, strode.oat
Instructors are her* foY the main door and ellmbed through
‘It* hotter training of the officers an open window to freedom.
■and men of the Guard, and, personwelcome all opportunitie*
t f answer questions from all,
Mar. 30.—
'all military »ub)##r«.“
(A1)—Wading pool* In city park,
rgsant Gladla haa mad* many are fast bacoming year arouni
(da during hla reaidencs in play spots. Dralnad of watar durbril, end le *n ardent eporta ! Ing tha erlnter season, the bowls
hla Interest centering In !>*«*- with their elantlng side* effor..
I and bowling.
‘ Ideal epote for blcycto race*.
LQ PB Y
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SANFORD, FLORIDA:
*»d upon Ilia’ graduation ' was
givre the h o u n d daUll aa Inktructor at the Brigade Artillery
School, located at Camp Hunt,
near (Bordeaux, iFranca.
During hia term at thia school
CoL Hate hi ton made a record of
wh-Cfc any one of Unci* Sam'i
aotdiera wouldib* proud, and whan
MeROUT rank of private.
first
«eph C. corpora' and vergean L In Jama- hia aaaignment earn* to an end,
ka waa placed with tha 333 rd
tw n r l of tr y , («(«. tea waa
la Camp
Field Artillery in Soptanbar, 1911.
Jackaon, South Carol na. aa a
On Feb. 17, .1919, ha waa honor
candidate In the third officera
ably diacharyod from tha Army
trrining camp. Col. Hutch aon and re turned to hia civil punutla.
emerged from thia camp aa a
accond lieutenant of Field Ar Tha auccoaa gmined by him in hiai
tillery, and waa m commissioned vocation la known by all.
Col. H u U h iao n
began
hi
In June, 1919,
Jol. ITutchlaon ia a graduate of
On July 5, 1919, be arrived at carver In tha National Guard of
Iffoxd Cellcge, and ho Ida 'hej R rr-t,F rance, rnd waa tmmed atJ- Florida In t9S1, aa lat lieutenant
Its #f Bachelor of ArU from ly assigned to a Field Artillery of Company D, whan It waa orI*m l! known inatltution In School at Saumur, France, to
th Carolina. On Sept. 5, 1917 which many promising officer* ganiaad, by lb* than C a p ta in
rel ated la he Army of the of the Amenean Army were »ent. Grorye A. DeCatfta. Since h e
tad. Statea aa a private, and At thia school Cni. Hutchison took
gradually promoted to the the Art llcry Off Irk ra Course
i t CoL Hutchison
f Enviable Record In
far And National Guard
50 Candidates For
West Point Named
Yearly In Guards
The
SECURITY
LUMBER
COMPANY
j
F irst IJeu t. W, F. Rung*
PAGE FIVE
Opportunity G i v e n African Squash Seed
Private* By Army
*
Extension
Courses |i GA1NF.8VILLF..
— Mar. 3 0 -F re e
_____
A m o n g 9he m a n y a d v a n t r v t e a . 1
o ffe r e d to mr m b e n o f the N a - ! '
t nnal G u ard , both offlccra and en | *
listed m r n . ia t h e o p p o r t u n l t / to 1
purau.
tha
A rm y
E xte nalonJ1
Contara.
The«e ro u rae a w hich cover all
iLbJerta n eeeaaary fo r th e proper '
t r a i n i n g of a
aald ier to be an
o f fl r e r , a r e p r e p a r e d by the dlff. r en t achoola m a l n t a tied by the
W ar Departm ent, a n d
e r e f u r.
I n n h e d 'h e n f fir e r a , e n d those an
1 llate-l men t h a t a bo w an ap titu d e
' for the work, w i t h o u t coat.
'
T h ro u g h th ese r o u ra e a . an c o
llated m en m ay q u a l i f y h im arlf aa
to m ili a r y t r a i n n g to ree- ivo n
m m m t a a t o n In t h e N a tio n a l Gunrd
Reserve,
Kveiy officer In Ihr artlve Nn
Second In command of Company lionet Guard I, requ red lo por- ,
1). 124th Infantry
tie waa in aue thr appmpriate ruutae befit
command of Company D during lin_* hia grade, nnd ‘he Si ofurd or'
the Horlda hurricane diaaatrr m fieri a hare in cn very diligent n
the Mtantt-I’alm Reach aica m Ihi- am i
I.t- Col
Robert S
l.ylle. the
192«.
Lieutenant Runge
Instructs Men I n
Machine Gunnery
I
- - t a k e s This M ea ns Of
Sending ^Congratulations. To
1
f
i
I
in a tr u c to r who h a n d l e r t h a wo-h
in lhi« a r e a , r e p o r ' s t h a t every
offic. r of the Sau fo ial I’nat hna
cornpieted all a p p r o p r i a t e rouraea,
am i t h a t each o f f i c e r la now
r ' u d y l u g the pro p er
au b - ro u r ie
to fit him for t h e n e x t h g h r a t
lank
Two o f the officer* of the lnc.il
| mat h ave rn m plf ted t h e Cominend
a n d General S t a f f C o u rse , th •
Mg heat m o r s e o f f e r e d on the ra
Irn a m n wink T h e y nre 1,1 Col
Jo a cp h C II u t c hi ann a n d
First
l.iruli n a n l G e o r g e A
IW a tl.e .
A n o th e r officer o f t h e lot-el )ioit,
Ciaptain Garnige W. Mi|Rory, ta
now rngagiil n t h e p u r s u i t of thia
ro n rae . which r e q u i r e - over BOO
h oura o f in trn a iv e a iu d y to complvtc.
Beverage Department
Co 11 e c t 8 $2,117,083
- - - Upon the publication oil
this issue of The Sanford Her
ald. We are glad to do our
part toward helping to com-.
plete The Armory,
TALLAHASSEE. Mar 30-G}*!
—CollectIona of 92,117.093.24 dur
Ing the aevrn months ending Mar.
t were reported today by th«
atale beverage daparlmrnt.
During the flieal year, which
hegrn last July, the departement
he. lcenacd 2,291 rrtail liquor
dealer-*. Dad* county, with 329,
has the largail number, followed
hy lltllaborough with 310 and
Duval with 221
from two and a half to 15 pound*.
It keepa wall under Florida con
dition#
While the atat on doen not claim
that i. U Immune to atamborar,
It d o c , e l a t e t h a t the plant hat
i no t been In jured by thin or c e r
i of African aquakh tain Other ineeet* In t h e ex perllent by the itata
atelinn to the fln t m e n t a l planting! d u r in g the pa..t
three years
It It a u ace p tlb la to
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m o t - k n o t , however
P trto n t wiahing free trial pack- <j
eta " f the weed may obtain them
by writing to the Agronomy De
partment. State experiment Sta- *»
lion, Gatneavdle, Fla.
SAN ANGELO, Tea.. Mar. 30.
—|AT*(--The mohair market of
W rit Teiaa reached a new price
peak when 730,000 pounda were
contracted at the highest prtcoa In
10 years.
"Aa one who appreciates the impor
tance and honor of having three
units of National Guardsmen in our
city, I am naturally g-lad to do my
part in helping the Armory fund.”
J. H. COLCLOUGH.
National
G u ard
Colclqugh Realty Co
Proud o f
"Of course 1 am glad to help
the Sanford National Guard
in ita effort to raise funds for
the completion of the Arm
ory.”
J. J. PARRISH
Companies
National
the Patriotic Service, dependa
id We are Also Pleased to do Our Part
Making Possible the Completion o f the
Aire The First lines Of Our
National Defense.
NEW ARM ORY
STATE SENATOR
.1
�First Battalion O f
Headquarters Unit
Wall Formed In *43
Battalion
STJsffW!'
Ttk, Xi m m , Cm i I ZocU,
Corhpea/ D end pew Adjutant,
W rit Battalion, l*4th [nf.niry
Florid*' N»hon»l " Guard. * He
Command*
th»
Headquarter*
Cbtnpeay of that battalion, in the
IMth Infantry.
rad W )W I atmtlon* la
eatryefth*
Uaii-vj
P
tW F itd S
ihtrjr, * »e*>r fermod
• I M ’Wtf'plMM tn «m -
Sew :
hli Headquarter*
atlen with the tralalag •<
SO SE S'
irfltn, Tmanaea, f o f duty
la Atlanta aa C. If. T. C.
« o r a l Rnl«ht ftmnd It noceaW and Aaeiatant Corpe Aren “ * , * •
entire time to
lent until 1*M.
Wa pecwmal affair* and raalrnad
graduated from tha Infantry U» «»»mi,,,on ta 1K#a). Advanced Court*. T art W Urn* the company waa tmnatag* Georgia In IMS and wa* tritw i to MlamL
itlnguUhed graduate of th a V W h e a tn o th e t mcancy occurred
mtod ta d General. S u f f lT n lh * offko e f battalion cornIF u m « :
mander and Cekmul HutchUon rem 1929 to 1W& ha wu«(c*ltrd tho appointment, the eomMov *f Military Selene* and parij waa traaeferrod hack to
aa a t the • U a m n lty r nf Sanford, and organl*#d In Kay
land, Collect Park, Mary.' 19*9, ‘with tta preaant officer*
.During thla period the K. 0 . belnc nwatond Into tho aortic* pn
L unit a* Maryland atUlned that d*to.
reputation of belnc one of Captain Harold C. Wathbum.
>o* in tho Ealt and Lt. Co). now commanding Company D waa
i'JRM periopully comnj*nd**d 8arc*ant Major of tho T in t Bat
layor General Douclaa Mac- talion whan th j Headquarter*
tT, commandlnc tha
Srd Comapny waa located her* tb*
i Ar*a at Baltimore,
flrat time, from Tty* to 1966.
ter graduating from'tha Tank
M at Tort Medde,' Maryland,
f t , Lt. Col. Lytle aom d at
Banning for four ytara an
bar of the Infantry Board
ihe their1
ie u t DeCottes Is
Active In Affairs
If National Guard
p.jbt^a«N
. “Thin a'tau*. highway. :
bnllt for apeoda that m ac* i
M ta 60 mi!** an b o o r, a a j'i
drirer*. In»l*t on
■~noZ>m
D tfC U BOMBED* WTTH FOOD
T in t Lieutenant Georg* A. pe...
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Cotte*, Battalion Adjutant and
RICHMOND, Va, Mar. V K - m
Commiviinc Hrarqoirt^ra Com- —Dock*, tce-beUegnered on the
P"nv t*t Battalion, llt tn Infantry,
•nil*ted aa a private In the Army
of the United State* In September,
JMT, at r u S crtn n .
Owing tn hie edneatlnn and #*perienee he waa eery aoon naalrnad
to the Tinh Corpe School at Camp
Holt, which waa located on the
Battlefield i t Oettyabur*, Pa. >
He graduated from thla aehool
In December, 191T, and wa* rommiaaloned aa 2nd Itenteqant Tank
Corpe. and (MlgnW aa *n*tnKtor
! ? . ,h V *V of cadet, companlea at,
!
t
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Nation
Inatroctor until
February, 1219.
P*. which time he, » r dl»charg»l
from the Army and returned to
the practice.nf
a t Sanford.
In I M l. when Comnanr D wne
allotted tn Sanford, I / . DeCotte*
wa* made It* flint eommandtmr
officer, with rftnk of captain. If* i
WARM w ittT H M R AHRAD^ wa* tr r y aocce»«f«l In the on
EMPORIA. Kaa. Mar. 6 4 - W l ranleaHon end training of thl*
—Natom’a at**
»»nn weath- company, owing ta hie prartoJ*
Ira'ntog and ability an^ intercut
In the unit.
When Florida waa overcome by
nota the ettreordlnary ' number
of bhw heron* raUroiag to U*p tb* Ihl* lamented boem, and hla
tr tV r tX
C
Wl**W^7*
Sanford'.hproui
Of thla' organtation and each of
Ife dhould dp oor
n firt.
m-
■e" y f
anford is fortunate in
i
m l ' \ ■ *J - " h '■ •
^ ^ b e m T m region.
T ertytln nett* were
whan C o L ^ t l e
be- j taunted In one eytamar* tree.
t eHglbU far retirement,
bar* traveled entanairal# In I
WIND O O IS JOB
CLOVIS, H. M , Mnr. SO— (API
—A wind* term Mew In tw* tho
imokeatnek on BUI VaughU rt
plant. Tho break wna at « *
enact apot Vaughter had aaked n
wa'dtr to cut I t
-y
at tha preeent time I* In Wa*hIngton, D. C., where Mr*. Lytle
I* • patient a t Walter JUtd
HoepItaL *
_i - 1
mean
i tow
. J
1
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m en
5b«W»«Wfe
ifl an organization of which
we can be justly
proud
P4w ei'«* ± ■'If*
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<.1)44. . f‘Aw v■
-
Sanford
la
rid* and, although they h are
derided exactly where they
l eventually live, they ir a r a n
r(U' b* In the •tat*.
Ihwa fun*, IMS, the data th a t
Oat. Lytle began hla dnty a t
l/ord, ha haa received n pro-.
Haw from Ui* rank of Major
h a t a f Lt. Cat
A. Col. Ly|l* la now on a
* ty day leave of aboeace* and
‘
�J
s ± & S im f f i M
lean
Eapedltijitanf ' Forces
t*
T raoeu.
'
Cel ipenglcr, ye Urtted Slates
prcpcity oad ; d litiritn f
ofOecr
[for Hotlda, an<Ih*.attto quarter
I r , c^r, baa hanitad a i n j mllllm
State. Quarteraaatef
H u Been keclpienl
A .--stl*# and president at th*
S t Augustin* Xlwanla Club.
Guard In Sanford,
Home Of Colonel
*rart?
Inc. 1900 and 1901. Ha waa than
.transferred with hia unit to Yal
lows ton* National
Park.
Hi
Main u m d with tba second
cavalry In tha rhiltpplnaa In tha
p a n 190) to 1900, whan M i unit tha absence af CM. Hutchlaon,
waa tranafarrad to Ki. Aaaln bond, Captain Harold C. Wathburn,
Montana. Ratwcrn 1900 and 1909 •mind In command, acta aa
Cot S prnjlrr aaw aariad aarefcu District Commmndar.
with hla unit, a t ona lima being , Tha Stata la dlvldud into aavaral
engaged In rounding up banda of district*, for tha purpoaa of orboatlla Uta InJ'ans at Thundtkr
Guard
Batta Ctaak Montana. During thia ganlaation of National
pariad ba waa autlonad a t Ft. forcaa, which mag ba called upon
DuaMahwm. Iowa. St. Joaaph. Mtei for aarrlca In tha uruot of any
touri, f t Ethan Alloa, F t Rilay, arrerganejr, auch aa rloU, atorma,
jJ, wholaaala jail braaka. a u j
Xanana, and In 1909 ha want’wttl.
ThU district la compoaed of the
tha taaoad ravnlry back to tha
PhllipplM laland anil waa ala- counties of Flag or, Voluata, Semi
Orange, Osceola,
tiotxd at Julo, P. I. During this nole, Lake.
•»**!•* lat t t a I»l»n>i ha took Itrcvard and Indhn Rlrar.
CompUta plans hara baan prapMt la tha ablnoishes w.th ho til*
Mara*. a t ta il Lak*. during t'.m parad by Cot Hutchison and thla
Staff, to eo rtr almost any amoriroar 19 U.
.In Mortatbar, toil,C ol. Spanglar guncy that may arisa. Fortunately
Wta atatlcard a t Manila. P. I., And
hi* Jana I t IBIS wan ordered I t
rutarm to tha continent, taking
■tatioa a t f t Moultrie, S. C.
. -On Mar. *9.1917, ha waa narui-'V
• an l o r quartermaster-sergeant
and haagncl
a>
fhstr e;»r
’>1.
quartermaster In tha Corpa School
MILWAUKEE, Mar. W.—UP)
W|th anew and leu muHad, tha at Phllndelphla, Pa. Appointed
"kloodlklng- season again has captain, Quartemaater Corpa. on
opanod
|a r
Milwaukee sowar Aug. A, 1917, he was ordrreJ for
duty to the office of quarter- ‘ MANILA, Mar. !,0.—(AV-AIworker*.
"Xlondlklng” U “fishing” la maatar gtncral of the Army, p w ljle to d Illegal ftahlng In Philip
catch baslfia for raluablaa dropped *tabled with the o n 'in lu tlo n <*?• pint w nttn by ^laptnett ootU
by tha public—and tha public. It th* Quartermaster Corpa 'Camp. • hat caused army and euatomi
•autna, U always dropping sore*- Appointed adjunu-nt and #**eujt» official* to urge all citUena to r*
officer of Camp Joseph E. Johns- port toeh Incident* Immediately
thint worth while.
X*y« hand tha llpt, followud ton, Jackaonuill*. Fla- In Oetob*-.' to that th* offending boat* may
,
ctaaly by rid |p , fountain punt, JBIT. ba trrrud In that capacity b* pursued.
money and aa occasional wallet: until May, 1911, then b* ng or- ( Th* Utrat of a long list of In
Last year n golfer reported losing darad to Washington for dily In cidanta occurred racantly off lb*
bis fa rorl to mash la down n tower. tha o ffice of tha quartermaster! Moro Islands Ir tha suoth. Pro»ganaral. On Aug. 1. 1919, Col. Inclal offlclaU ruportsd that Japf irs t an tha lh t af loot articles
iso*
reported thia M r was a pair of Spangltr was ordered to duty gnat* ware fishing 'o ff the Sulu
with tba 'A . E. F. sml waa s ta
fa ta tooth which the lower gang tioned a ■ Meavas, rnd hr rema nd I Ur«d Island of Cagayan d*
and nrar Bionongan, Parang- The
lharu ua.il March. -t»lt», balngehuti tntrudur* urutu alleged * to have
ordered to duty aa quartermaatgr fathered thnuaand* of tllrtl* «fg».
of Combat Offlcars Dapat. at killed many mala turtle# ami car
Gondrecour*., franc*.
rttd away hundred* of tha ft
During the n a it few montls male*.
#
Cel. 8p*ngltr was ordered to m att
Circular*, printed In th* dla
of tba major countries of Kurnb.- lucts of coaaf tribe*, Instruct tha
on various mlsaluns. In October, natives to report Illegal fishing
1119, ha returned to tha United to th* constabulary.
Bute* and after tarcral vary Im
portant assigmnants h* waa hon
orably diackargad as major, quarttrm astar corp i on Oct. 99, 1990.
Hu ra-anllstrd a , saner qusrtarmnstar sergeant th* nait day ami
completed SO yoara’ aerate* with
the Army on May 16, 19S1.
Hla aaralc* In th* florlda Nau
tlonal Guard began on Sept. 11.
1MI, whan ha was commUainnrl
aa a captain, adjutant ganaraPa
department. Since that time Col,
Sparkler has (ervtd In the grad*
• f major and lieutenant colxnel,
r*«*l* ng promotion to th* U ttar
grade June I I , 1994.
Cal Spangltr woo th* reelpionl
a# a citation from General Perthtog Apr. 19, 1919, for comply,
•out aaralc* a t Macrae Hospital
Japanese Poaching
In The Philippines
A VXTEKAN SPEA K!
BLOSSOM. Tux. Mar. ML—(A1)
Join with —^Aftar celebrating tba Tlat anal▼weary a f her marriage to bar
*«•*•■* M «. Richard
Jahnsah Oglauby, also IX, advised
“J t a frtu ta Wha U young and
not to marry.
Personally, I k n o w of bo
finer organilation t h a n
the National* Guard*
and» I*
LI
am happy to be dbW| in %
small way, to help b\liW the
Armory.'* •
BILLY HILL.
Upon The Publication Of This Edition Of
The Sanford Herald.
Hill Lumber & Supply Yard, Inc.
Convicted S h e r i f f
Asks For Re-Electloi
Its Publication
W^D*lffiRALD
UPON ITS FINE W 01
PUMJSHING THIS ISS
AND WE ARE GLAD TP ft
OUR PART IN HELPING T l
ARMORY BUILDING FflND
r f **
r -V
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u «
'»4•A t
�,PW..
l a a t r j o ^ |* faarU l
TW* •fafctw d to Ufa 44 adttto.
*■ *•’ fatwaoh tfa M r U i
•t»ff of tfa (lit dirking LL Col.
^ 2 ^ ^ ’i S ijw S 5
Catoh a . U ftoa. octte( chief of
■t off t U , Cob J. a . Bprofto*.
_ f* *Jw <*»**■* tto war o f tf a
M oon of Broth £ S * 2 H 3
U* rtty aid fa road tha ronroat,
hi t t i aaraa Ufflo with troa ma£o*
fan wd) ha lator 11(0. ’ ^ w V i b o t r o h n e tho library
•too tralaad^ta tho aah
tot, oaUhn X
Florid* h i d f - t m t i n !■ <fa
wiartormaata*! M*fm O o * f t W. Hard?, dlctoto* o a i M r C ^ .
to Hi Lope* W/ I/*ww*t . M ot
Captrfn Janroio A .’ Watamam,
cot lotto ft'od wHh tho w o t ; camtho prorrom la both la compoatd mlttoo. Both (onOor will bo r»- aid*. and O pttla ifoVk W. L m o
ad aoll cmaorvaton arid Improve <|alrad to oHMroooootioo of work tn b U n t dlpbtow qootforaootor.
’m in t.' f '
* ' •biota ootort t t all tf a land ho
.
C IO U T WRmWO~NOVKt
. fall hctOdlnp and aoll oaaaart* •woo, opontn, or control* hi OM
bar paywHBt wfl« bo m da to to- count; oivl (1) tho ax tfat to ^ U . r r t q o D , " Her. • * - ( *
> w « Hoc ftrm m , who fnrttah which tondlUona on which tha
P «*f of fcaalllva potforaunn to
otado bate faro > » t ho ImUU H SfaV
Otoao aothliUa.
M > handlac
rifto>
>araaawto will ho mad* (fa IfM
ro « n a f, of coil butldln* eropa awl
-J ^ S S T tt
Iin tu rn to poM bp tha
nrotarot, tho oalU a n
week*’ (told
hhlaht#
with pay. !■ tha pact.
poroMtapo la ton tho ratoo afar
fa huraaaid n o rota.
la addition to tho amooata paid
khaia f i r ' ptoatia* *!toll batldlac
tiypo, firmer* wBl. ren t e, par*
monta band ocp productJetty of
tho ioU[ and tho fctada of aoll fa*
platiav cropo planted formerly. ’
. fait roaeorrla* paymroto win
artOtorp.
fa o ta ttll
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- r S y ..ittfU jk tv iI
1upon the publication of this
. issue of The Sanford Herald
That the National Guard ia
ie of our moat important or-
uimtiona-; r and we are
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�Section Three
SARVORIA FLORIDA,
Famous Roads Of Early Pioneer
Rebuilt A t T e x a s Centei
Formed Being
As P art Of Ford Exhibit At Big
Lieut CoL Spengler
AVeteranWith25
Years Of Service
F. N. G.
BeforeWorldWar
Commanding Officer
Rakes Efficiency
Of 124th Infantry
Recognized A s Part
Of S t a t e Militia
On J u n e 3, 1916
Colonel h t i t M Ayer* b th*
regimental commander of th* regi
ment of which the Sanford uatt*
of tho National Coord a r t a part.
Colonel Aytr* hao had moro t han
I t | u n ' service, haring oordod.
hi tho Philipp nee ond during 0 »
World Wor.
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Aftor tho World W tr Colonel
Ayrra took an aetlro Inter oat Is
the aid 154th Infantry, which reg
iment was during 1W4 redesig
nated an the 114th. He commanded
Company It of Orlando, w s r
promoted to the rank of majae .
and assigned to command of the
trd . Battalion composed of uidU .
from Orlando, Bradenton a n j
Palmedfo.' HI* neat ‘ promotion
cam* bt-lRBS when he waa promoVd t o the rank of lieutenant
Mfanal RAd "assumed the duties of
utecutlre officer. In IBM h a'eras
jnom etW 'W * the" rank of'eotottel
rridUaalgaed. to commahd 'th a
II4lh Infantry. .
Since assuming comma rid '•'of
tha regiment, Celonel Ay e n ' has
mfde g rea t stride* In Increasing
the m ilitary atflriaacy of the
regime**.
Tho origlnat unit from which
tho prooont detachment trace* It*
Malory woe federally recognised
.on June 9, ISIS, u a part of tho
Florida Wilt la force* which were
being organ!led a t that time for
Mexican Border Sere Ice.
Upon
formation of tha Fleet Florida In '
fantry In 1MI, from companleo orgaabod to 1887 and lubarqucntly, thp detachment waa rw-raeofnlted to Medical Department De
tachment, Flrot Infantry, oil May
I t, 1M1, with
heidquariero at
Jacheoarl'lo. Again rederignalcd
aa Medical Department Detach
ment, 184th Infantry, on Dee. 7,
. . Last pear at tho annual summer
Adjutant General, Florida National Guard. Gen, Collins was yatup a t Camp P ie te r,, Ootonel
Own mending Officer of the 184th Infantry during tha IBM hurricane 'A y e n -le d -th e regiment- in a
dlassUr-ln the Ml*ml-P*lm Beach srsn, and i. * recipient of the practlc* march of soma-Id'mil**
which iimludgd an
ovgrnlght
bivouac. This was a most success
ful training item. One of the
flanal and meritorious serriea major achievements was th at of
during the hurricane of Septem only about a. doaen maos of foot
ber. IBM," while In command of trouble developed among the 1300
Upon the death of former Ad- the 184tt( Infantry In tha Miami men Included la this march.
Jote s t General J . Clifford R- hurricane area.
71. Colonel Ayers bellevee In a well
Footer, General Collins wu pro
balanced tsaining schedule of rec
moted ts the rank of brigadier
reation fo r the man of the regi
general ta d assigned as aisle
ment, Under Ms laperrlslon a
adjutant general, which office he
largo baseball tad diamond ball
npw holds Hta commission u
field baa bean provided a t Camp
brigadier, general
date* from
>re Seed Co.
BRED-RITE
&SEEDS
mi.
Due to the effort* of Major
Ralph E. Staved*, then a captain
aulgiw d to the JicEibnTlII. unit,
hvt otatlonod at Sanford, the de
tachment era* dlibtnded at Jack*
oonrllle and- reorganlaed and rerecognised at Sanford on May 1,
IMS. ’ Again redesignated ae
MedloaI Department Detachment
114th Infantry, on May I t, IBM,
which designation It ha* bald to
d a b ,.
Tho original personnel a t Benfo rd . w u obtained by voluntary
enlistment, and the strength mil
on dato of federal recognition
waa four officer* and U enlisted
men, three of the officers being
•Utloned outside of Sanford. Of
this original roll call tha fallow
ing members are still in service,
having agreed continuously; Ma
jor Ralph K. Stavena of S t Pe
tersburg, Captain Frank C. Board-
Now ia tbs time to think of cover crops.
We have everything to fill your needs.
Cowpeas, Iron, Brabham, Velvet Beans,
90-Day Beggar Weed, Crotolarla, Spectnbllls,
Strlatl, and Intermedia.
„. We Also1Extend Our
Beat Wishes To The
NATIONAL GUARD;
of SANFORD
Phone 248
WE ARE JUSTLY PROUD
OF OUR
K t ’• ha unit**
In tW»
■wen* the rg h -
10, 1VIIWhen th e Ftor-
“My e n t i r e organization
chooses this means of extend
ing greetings to the National
Guard for Its work In publish
ing this lamie of The Herald *
h e y w a r d Walk er
Ik
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And
the
officers of this
organi-,
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zation are to be congratulated
upon their publication of The
Sanford Herald.
tteement will in a small way help
the Guard finish its armory.
Sanford
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1 1 “ fr*.
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is
After ffitlef
W'AVtiWy Um IAilt«n»"
■’Jit, leaden* a r t organising
V at towthiT* Is at* part* 1/ 1
JUflflUtWn through teyfe
I t h i W irt bn wouldn't h i t bald
an Administration position—bom
« > W raliof administrator, again
dlraetor of tbo CWA, saw Urmad
W «k* V * H tm JMtmlnletnlor—
virtually aacondcnl, to that of tbo
German |»odi tun Man Wtfi
maaitag* In BomBay,
Invariably
tte meat tog*
«n*i wRh rraolottos*
with Hftlarl"
’ ‘ r:,
tabor orgmshmUon* t* Botoioy
dawasstrated In fronr of tbo Oarman eonaulata w ith tbo state, try
and Urn Garmon cooaot prttoPUd
In toka to heal aufwrllim.
.Aster a aUlemant wraa Mmd,
eradl.Vt to the Carman foroM offlea, which atatad that ftllWr .
rahutrt* ware applicable only to
“ahclent India." Bot (hla jh u
Interpreted hr the Indian ItObfra,
thar h*»r Indira tad Of tbolr Wentlaga,
a. — 00 only adding taeuK to In-
goramor of Now York, Franklin
n. Rnoeevvlt. named klm director
Commandln* Company D, I X *
of tha itata’a now rallaf tdmlnlaifentry and E n o d i n OfGear,
tration In I M i . '
/ j
sat of JBanfonL Bo baa a Ians
When Ifbpktn* bare me fad* ral
rallef dlraetor t e w asn t Ustad In
cord o f aarwka ia tbo M aid.
Wbo'i Who, bat now bio 3^00,000
ral laf workora dwarf tW W>o»
arm lea that bo lit tha p y ra m id
Ona amall phaao of WPA ampVya
more artist*, musician*, acton and
writer* Utah a ear profited from
tha sanaroatty a f Maaeanaa In tha
d a n of Imperial Roma.
Ha haa anamVa.
and
know*
It, ‘
lea ai am. a a
> >a
,.
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within th# Administration. Bat the
Preildrnt fa r* hlpn a iww rota of
eonfldenr* only th* ofhar day
J
itMltltloa » u ^ n a U ta 19W. Sine* that Ura*
i\rh#n ha aaked O n g m * lo op*“
\ proprUte an extra fl ,500.000.000 fT S m l of t t e raaettonary at- J g *
to be 1pent specifically by Hopbine, tltoda of IIK krlim towarda fhal On J u lr M 1P17 CaoUhi Weak2 2 t o d to t L
| That will bring hla total ipandlng war'd (n general and India
particular, India a . a
to naarly aawan Milton*.
«£w m
I H r Room raH. a tflra li.d la d p l# ,bm.M not participate In th a
O nA o* 8
of tha “ptiWte wroka or pump Oylmpte same*- fat Barits." "*1 t .t!unn!Ji
J ^ |I ^ 'o 2 a i a t v S
priming" • school of- government ' Herat... of tha Influence of
•pending, haa keen eortrertad dar
*“ d*rt r**7*B, ” ^ 1 ! I
National Guard ontta war* muaing th* b u t year to Hopkln*’ Ida* iTd.
T * *
, « 7 'J t e t o d Into federal aarrtca.
“
that tirorb can h e * m n fed l a mart
tba .bill* qf tha particular peep:#
who art deatlftdtfc/ ‘
, C h a tte l‘of wasteful relltf «'pend
ing haa been plentiful, AdrAlnlatrAthn opponent! * are tearing , Th* Ooardeman** Ufa while In
1down h a a rlu t a it thatr claim that camp caaafata a f a greatly rarWd
Hopktna la .pending all V i money day of awanlk. Flrpt call In th*
to belp.tha'bam ocritle parly.
Morning. a t i t id , -rarell.o, 5:80,
Tbi* h* rebament y denials al aiaambly, B:88| phytlcal training,
though h# admit* WPA adminis (calelthenlca)' . «:«0-8:13: chad
trators ihould b* “lympath*tie" camp and laeprction of aompdny
to .tte -BgW D eet"
|and. raglmental atraata, diSQf
C.CC,
Demand* for a Banata-iavaatigs- .breakfast, 4:3S| tnoralog drill,
tlos'of Ih* entire work T*W p r >, ;iu fc
gram are rialng within a* wall ae
From T)10 ualU 11:4a tte mas
without.th* Damacratla pprty.
aHand auch drill* *J> eloaa, order,
" Banator Saab 0 . Halt, Wait M r- machine gam. aeoaUng ami patrolglnia
tea teaom* t t e ling, .xtendad O rter'drilla, rtorb
apaarbaad of o s . attack Uonated got ulutUna to;eombat p n i l o s
ApteUIcsa.totVi asd attaad eawaml aasfaianaao asd te rn mode applhatlaw to ha tatba*
Vandenterg of lactam .
f i n a l to a onK of ortUhty that
wa* i . Darla, of. ; Dinner a t 1I:1B P. M. Pram 1 to would soo aoarte* hi F n sa a . T te
.1 — 4 JO all man are required to in* application waa aapmrad and is
gag* In w m e form af athlattom Joly b* waa ordarad to Camp
Ratrat l, parade and formal |W « a Bustia, V a. where ho waa aaalgnad
mount* from 4:8h to 8 JO. Satur to Battery "A " 4Bth Artllkry,
day afternoon* arc obaaraad-ai S ColoDel Cook commanding'. In
holiday aa la Sunday. Generali# A
regimenUl pared* la held Sunday
afternoon a t 4iM. T te Sunday
panda la a ceremony that uauA'y
‘ many thousand* of risifbf*
Whe pra always welcoma,
sa u re a z
MY PERSONAL
REGARDS ARE SENT
1*6 THE
NatiorfalGuard
If
----- AND I AM GLAD
TO HELP THIS WORTHY
o r g a n iza
tio n .
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CANDIDATE
FOR
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STATE SENATE
•irfrA R CLERK8 WIN BOME*
7 MOSCOW,
Hmt. do^-tsv-tte
U ntorg, atat* retail store, tr ttit
Is tedding t8 summer homaa to
ba awarded as prism to its bad!
salesman and woman. Partonai
card*, which disappear ad frail
Russia at t t e Uma of tte rartldUoa, *r* being printed again faa
distribution by darks to tgobf
emtomara.
x>‘-
Pcnnaylrsnla.
•t lliffihlna has (tad ofter worb/aib
OUR REGA
Chapter
D g^R m itine
I
“A Btroftjc military organlattkm like the National
Guard 4 a valuable heaet to
a city, and we should feel
proud to help build a new
armory.”
"
11 1 oe><*w ■f
*£»&
!m*£??••&tTworfShbi
Artinary. AMto tha
a n d to- c o n g ra tu la te th e s e .ttttte u n its
00 th a sp ls n d ld p r o g m g t M t a c m k b
th a erectlam v i th e
d « if
B s n fo n l A rm ory,
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titter, Impeachment T rial
Promises Sena te Dramatics
rm k M n
-Condi-
Ma la ex core n t 110,000.
ora* ge so fax aa to xay H U
first major p-IIUeal rate*Up
ck can bo chsxgxd against klm
.
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m X l I t nTeotemT
didate a . wtU aa bj
w a ^ a« Cteroland.
The Wart to admi
W q h# stoutly maintained he Uegrouad for th* 1
I "asking only Mr Information
n , corj . of henefl
tAn~ n un4~
II an the political fro n t
w ..
nnktrmtlon are records ef hensHTteanta which. If mad# pahwa*M nsrereitate a lot of axWag In a national alectioa
f sack *a this. AAA chert*
aa
^
the state ef Iowa
benefit payments o
mflllon dollar* * esc
years under AAA <
Use la the State of
GUARD
Grand Duke Will
Be On Program Of
‘Atlantic F a m i l y
Foreign aempikatkm* are arialag be rnnaactloa with th* Satur
day arealag "Atlantic Family"
broadcast series. Aa though the
world did Bot hare enough to
w orry about bocause of. (ha pranks
• f H arr HKIer and Signer Kusaa11*1, there yrfn ha a Grand Dul
am th* Freak Parker-Bob Hop*
p n g ra a i Apr. 4.
Thla byproduct of the Russia*
Revolution U said to bo oarnlag
aa h aaast'lirin g a t present, bat
to tired of going straight aad
wtahre to bocoms a master of
caremontoa. Bob Hope ha* promb ad to give U a a chance, area
though It may mean that tb* U.
8 . 8. R. s U break off diplomatic
relation* srlth thla country.
Th* Grand Duke, who to travel
ing incognito In this country,
prefers to bo known by hi* ntoknam* Nlkolla Nickelodeon Petruleumovlch. la spite of hi* exalted
position aad not with* tend tag th a t
hie father was Imperial Treas
urer* of th* Republican Party of
Russia, the Grand Duka la sur
prisingly Democratic, and to
especially partial to herring.
A t the time of the Revolution,
the Grand Duka hid In a haystack,
•a d mads hla escape from th*
country In a droshky In the sair.o
•a rt wore three dotan other men
and woman who have tine* made
themselves famous In radio. In
fact, tha Oread Duke declares that
there waa a line of droehkto* three
mllea long, all bearing singers,
balalaika players, vlollaUte,. tap
dancer* aad comedians.’ Most of
these people hare already been
beard on amateur program*.
Our best regards and hopes
for the heat of luck to the
Communication* Officer, First
Battalion, who aa* service In
th* Air Corps during the World
War.
Lieut Hofmann Is
World W ar ‘V et’;
Saw Prior Service
Lieutenant Wilbur D. Hofmann,
communications officer of th* first
battalion, la a
veteran ef the
World War, and ha* sees service
In the National Guard.
Hla residence was a t Enstts
when ha enllvted In the Army en
Apry IP, 1917 at Jacksonville, and
waa aaaignad to th* Signal Carp*
and ordered to Ft. Screven. After
a month's preliminary training
there, he was sent'to Ft. Wood.
New York, as signal Instructor for
two months whoa ho treaafsrred
to th# aviation section of tbo signal
corps, and eras then ordered te
Lang lev Field, Virginia,
I X Hofmann remained there
until May. 1919, and was then
‘T r r T V r '
I fouad guilty and r*mor*d from ofpsarkrseat trial.
|
and on* r**lch*d before a ear*
A Florida federal dtotrict Judge diet coo'd b* rendered.
*V
Wilh
Th* Houaa of Representatives la*
“ rum to . Impeachment preceedte offtos" moot appear before th*( ^
Any mnabvr
^
bmfy
her af the g w ata at high noon aa ^
tb . prireton of prafarrtac
U a td a y and bo indeed r>U»y *r chArTn
. f ^ .r a ] oJfW.L
leeot*e l"
Th# Rooea judiciary committee
Th* wklto-halred, eeUew-com- i eerie** the ensrge* unltaa they
plestoned Florida Jurtit, alerated l n tabled ImmedlaUly.
to th* federal beach by Free Went
TJ* judiciary committee itndto*
Ceo'ldc*, wW be the twelfth per,# « „ * « *nd recommend* the
eon la th* aattoa'e klitery te face
to u
followed b r th*
a Senate reart of Impeachment.
H o u m . In the caM of Judge RltA pre*Went, a senator, * »*cre- tar, charged with ecceptlng $4,600
tery of war and eight federal from a former law partner who
Judge* hare preceded him.
had been allowed * $78,000 fee la
While every effort will b* mad* receive r»h;p, the Home voted 111
to expedite th* trial ef Ritter ao to U« to try him before the Senthat It will net Interfere with the ete.
ruah of the cloelng days of thl*i Judge Ritter will be prosecuted
ireelon of Congreee, th* eery ns-1 by three manager! from th* House
lure ef th* procedure require* th* headed by Representative Sumnfmoet In dignity and solemnity, nets of Texas, chstrmen of ths
The most celebrated Impeach-; judiciary committee and a parttoment trial waa that ef President Ipant In two previous ImpeachAndrew Johnson, accused of usur- ment trials. The defendant U sipattoa of th* law hi violating ths lowed counsel and may testify
tenure of office act. Only oat himself. Witnesses are called aed
vote ef the requisite two thirds croes-examtnsd as In any court.
Carroll S e l l s For
1319 Under Hammer
NEW .TORE, Mar.
Tho m ack nama of l a s h Carroll.
author of "Alto* la Wonderland,"
mad* book collector* bid franti
cally for a llttl* known, privately
prto to i heoh e t a a a k b*r*. Wh*rn
th* hammer banged. It* pries « u
•nnouncsd as 1310. Th* purchstrr
waa Alfred F. Goldsmith, Carroll
expert.
Th* kook, called "Th* Garland of
Rachel" by John Addington Symonda "And Direr* Kindly Hamls."
wax printed a t Oxford la 1M1 at
may pot extend further than (his,
but th* person convicted "shell
nevertheless be liable and subject
to Indictment, trial, Judgment and
punishment, according to th*
law."
Raburn, Cadi 8. Rlnee, Earl T.
Captain Harold Cr Washburn. Summers 111, Howell Sharp, W a toon
1st LlsuUnsnt
William F. Shannon,
Herbert
Stoothaff,
Joseph Thompson, Marshall UrquRung*.
tnd lieutenant Karl E. Nerd- hart,
Marvin L. Ward, Prana
gran.
Warner, Norman Weldon, William
let Sergeant Dentell C. Stafford. Wright, William Wllay.
Sergeant: Terrance V. Brown.
Robert M. Moyo, Leonard P. Pay*
, ton (supply sgC), Ira 8. Thomp
son (company clerk), Phillip M.
.Vickery, John R. Weaver (tart*
B g t).
Corporals: Jack O. Hugh#*, Hermaa L Hbwell, Claud. C, Lock*,
Robtrt A. Knight, Georg* a
Marendy, Jantirt M. Moye. Ber
nard C. Shirsrd.
Privates F irst CUaa: James D.
Cochran, John D. Duncan, William
E. Humphrey, Norman B. O'ana,
WUUam D. Jackson, Talmodgs V.
Matte, Charles W. Nettles. Freak
4 . Ray, James W. Spivey, Charles
W. SummersUl, Wilbur TlBla.
David W. Van Nssa, Carmoe C.
tors, tbo book became tl
Dhnlel
P r tu
Uaa» ■
•ought after;
Daaial had a dough*
Reehel. and I t w u I I I
that h* Mk*d h k frtoadi
them Carroll, to writ* a
4
•aid h« couldn’t writ* rack a ;
In a letter to D ankl V* WT
th* effect th at If ha M u r k
a poem, the beat ho could da,
be: “O podgy podgy pod.T
II* relented, how*ear, *1
poem la •‘Th* Uarlaad" to tl
GUARD
Jon**, William M. Jone*. Ward V.
Kendall, E ire C. Kennedy. Rollaad
Roster Of Co. D
4). Merchant, George W. McRory,
124th Infantry, Jr., Martin Mills, Ralph Monger,
National Guard Thomas Noble. Freak P iatt,.B ritt
Carroll was mi* of <W
Jno. D. Jink
TAX COLLECTOR
For Re-Election
“I am proud that ipy
small part will help such
a spendid organization.”
J. F. McClelland
Sheriff
Privatest Elmar 0$ Bandy, Ed*
ward J.
Baxter,
William J.
Beecher, John P. Bream, Billy
Brawn, Aibory B. Bruce, Ralph L.
Caldwell, BUI* M. Colbert, Frank*.
Ua H- Cummings, Fred P, Oaaas,
BUI Glean, John B. Holloway, John
V. Johnson (eaoh), CUreara O.
The new armory will be a big asset to
Sanford-therefbr
each of us should
do
• .r ( t l
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our part in aiding the-
•
To maintain
Give aid in time
ofdefense
“We need the Guard an d th e
Guard needs the armory. Let’s
f.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
University Organist
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Invited To Represent JmmS tu»T3T
M Convention
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The consentient.
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OAINKSV1LLE. Mat. M d n d » l» Merptoe* well-known
Uaivonlty of r.orida oogvmlst.
highest M u m that baa com* to J
him daring hi I mttekal earner.
Tbo greet
dUtlnctkm
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Invttetloa to repvroeut FlecUa
and tho entire South before the
notloiml eeaventlon Of tho Ainerleon Guild Of O tp o k li to bo hold
In Pittsburgh o u t Juno.
Tho honor to Mr. Murphroo Is
o signal
on*.
His
consort,
scheduled for Thureday, Juno *5.
will bo tho only evening rosltsl of
tho consontloo. U will bo hold »t
tho C slrsry Epltcopol Chorch,
one of tbo moth distinguished
Midwest
Mr. Murphroo, whoso organ
aa<l piano work has attracted
g rtst attonttora was obviously
Among my best frieads
arelocal
bettors, as many of tho Btostoraere
do, that too party should go cea>
plotoly aati-Mtw Daalt shoo Id r*foe* too Roosevelt policies lock,
sloth and barrel. tad tot toe Westom InaunronU go h u g . Ona who
n n o H y hao spokoa eat against
ramps ma'so 1 U former National
Cbobrtran h u , of Ohio.
RACRAMSNTO, Calif., Mar.
Tot H la totanattog to note that >0.—
'Tho California depart
i f jUI tbo aaplrania who ha to srlslment
of
agriculture told T. H.
Wo dologato
atrafcgth.
_
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who recently have been moot to Chapman. Pompsni, Fla^' pepper
too public eye are tha t*# who g r o w , today dial ho Would havo
ju r e been the least ssreeping to bottor luck In fighting aa aphU
Infastattoo with sprays than tha
velt program aa a whale—Mr. buga ha a shod tho itoto to send.
Borah and Mr. Landou.
CMpoian recently telegraphed
Similarly among ton “dark Governor U n rlam and pleaded,
horsoa”—thooe possibilities con m a native Californian, to help
ducting no organised campaign to him do sossothing about protect,
cgaln too on* who baa supported lag Us poppor crop. Chspmsn
sold ho understood California had
Mr. Vandenberga ssrtaln bug wUch was usad
Of course to t question of s successfully to fight, aphid Infrewhole-hog or mlddlo-pf-the-rand tatlon.
poBey can only bo discussed spec
Tho dopartmont said that about
■laUeoly n t thin stage. I t may be 20 yaara ago It started to collect
•npaetod to naaunta larger aad a species commonly' known as
Urgor proportion* aa eontrnaUoa
tlmo approaches, nrtos uusslqg tbs
Sprays Said To Be Better Than Bags
In Fighting Aphid Fruit Infestation
And I am f h d to do what
I can toward the Armory fund
lady birds to fight ths aphid
species. While the Insecta proved
of some value, tho department con- j
eluded that sprays would be morel
effecting
It found that the lady birds, In•lead of staying on tho ground and
doing tholr Job, wandered away
and garo the aphids n Held day In
orchards and vegetable tracts.
Thera was no way by which they
could bo mads to stay put," tho
department said of lody birds.
"Another unsuitable
factor
was that frequently tho aphids
multiplied faster than tbo lady
birds could reduce them."
Ju st In ease Chapmen still
wanted to fry the lady birds, the
department sent him a list of
companies collecting thorn.
Upon The Publication Of This
issue of The SanfordHer
— - a n d best of h u ^ in
completing the Armory!
Dollars Grow In ‘No Man's Land*
When Women Seize Plow Handles
N<tar Owning and Operating
STEVES PLACE
Across from Poet Office
Seminole Co
Phone 475
>
*1 am for the
Najtonal Guard
1W percent”
J a & G .S Ii0 rw .
W f PAUL It. I.BB
80M8K3ET, O , Msr. 30^<JPl
—Spring planting to beginning
out In “No man's land" ons of
Perry eonV-y's bcvt-hcpt farm*,
whose 197 ocres are tilled and
traded eretoslvvly by fosr s^mRanging to age from 41 t o 125.
the women of the Mechllng fatal
ly Rave wow a living from tha sail
far more than 13 spare, unnMvd
by nelgtoherg or hired men.
When Levi Washington Macb1'ng died, bla widow. Ansa, 'now
neartag Ift, decided to continue
operating the farm. Bhe has done
so ever since, s u i t e d by her
two daughters. Misses Ruth and
CereIda, aad n sister-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Ann MachUng, who wlU bo
W Apr. IT. h t alt tha years, credits
has* been on th* rlRht hide of tho
that they cannot do, from plowIng siM planting to building
fences.
In the words of Aunt Mary Anti,
whose chief Job now U making
qillta and shelling qotu. “Every
body around hare baa her work to
do and dose It."
Aunt Mary A a* who remem
bers flea. Phil Shwiden of Civil
War fame as a Somerset school
boy, keep* up with WUrld news by
reading three newepeper* dally.
Mrs. Ana Mtchltog, owner of
the farm, prepare* the meals,
mow* the lawns and tends tha
■lock, while her two sturdy daugh
ters work In toe fields.
*Tm glad Uw winter has broken
up," commented Ruth Mechllng.
"We’ve been going to bed at 1
o'clock every night nod getting up
a t 9 o'clock In th* morning. That
gets monotonous. We haven't been
to town for three months, but a*
soon aa this spring work la done
wo are going over to Somerset fa
see wkal’e *going on."
■BKUN,
Msr«
10. —W Buslaaas In Germany hi IMS was
represented aa Inaproved but, ao>
cording to too official gnaetto,
M l* eewtawrcisl fall ores were
registered la that year, besides
n o r empale fry settlements with
creditors, while In 1*94 the figures
Net tonal war* 9,7Tf.ead 770.
Assistant State’s Attorney
W to the National Guard, and
especially upon its publication
issue of the Sanford
STUDHHT WHITES NOVEL
DURHAM, M. C.. Mar. SO.
(AP)—The eeulor d a s . af Du)
University senate a novelist nmoi
OF LUCK
WE are also happy to be able
to help this organization raise
funds for its Armory,
�*
Second Llenl. Nordgran
NgtaaaNta an the fron tier, French
erranean Fortl( i a t i o n s Buflt
•f
eaporta any, eeuld paralyse the
great .U*l belt of aontkern Ger
many. Paean, Ducaaaldorf, Kobhas*, Stuttgart, Frankfort, Cologne
and other important induetrial
center* era cieoe to the frontier.
Ia IBM the lata Andre Kaginot,
then v Fra no*'* nrtnletar of ew .
puehod through the flret credit*
for the lit-m ile chain of fortlfleatioha wUch were to bear hie name.
Toda« the M*|inot Uao ia eomplcte
—a material' manlfeatptlon el
F r i t h preparedneee against a re
arming relch.
At KehV German aide of fho
International bridge here, nail*
look acroa* tie Rhine a t eggshaped eeeementa
facing the
ralch, but what they cannot' tee
are the underground “cltU*” be-
Alaac# and Lor-
National Guard
■ *
t / ’•
-: '
only flat meadows and wheat
ft*Ida, they know that In six year*
Franc* haa built *k*l!-proof forts
aomr of whkh ars 300 feet below
the aurfac*.
Fume of these untth Include
elretik railroad* connecting under.,
ground barracks, mesa halls, emer
gency shop* where the frontier
troops live In the. light generated
by (heir own underground power
plant*.
f ..
End ***, belt* carry ahall* frem
deep muni-Ion da trip* to the care
fully camouflaged' big guns. AnUa irm ft batteries era *o situated
that Preach experts believe a
curtain of lead would fore* at
tacking plane* to croc* the frontier
only at tramandoue heights.
------and I am pleased to
S. A. B. Wilkinson
Candidate For
County Prosecuting Attorney
ahT
« w
work, u d b
habitable 'end a to m .of oxygen
wait against the day when etaai
door* crash shut against gas at
tack*.
>. ■
Behind tha Maginat lla* Frync'd
engineers hav* cona)rOtt*d a trans
port ayatem daslgnad to rush re
serve* and aupplka to tha froht
within a few hour*. A network of
highways, for
heavy military
trucks, complement a hug* rail
intern.
French troope hav* no love for
Ufa In the underground forta and
officer* otten take leaa Important
poata rather than a Kaginot line
command but the war ministry
hat seen to tt that Fxsca'a track
regiments man tha fortification*.
H w Headquarters In
Jacksonville Armory
•Adium th« eiotkiaf, w p i i p ^ . i
homing, rationing, pay and Lranv '^ 7 * '" * *
~~
"
portation of personnel "STIS# di-1— IkB pm caa*, of Ike rtctaw tal
I r n l l n M Wrmm h w A » l
Tern J. Towneend and Prteata
WP?lam B. Moya.
' U* ,»l C d * * l HtolchUon of t o
£lnco organtxa'lon at Sanford
Mne
nf
^
n
T
T
i
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P|
^
/
"
f
T
ford*
•" * » « * • *fO«ar;
in IMS tha-ternofer. hee been
Pleat Board u d
„ 1* " i « ' ^rcd A. Safay of Jiftia iT
upward* o f ISO rail*ted men, each
- ^
*‘ ; T<n*. r t « w « u i plan* aad trainof the*# men being In acre lee im p ie o f what duttca a Ball of |n ( 0fricar: Captain Robert C.
from one to three year* or more,
UmV ” P*” r" ‘
mcnta: plana and training officer;
and who can be claaaod aa an orTh» detachment baa attended H CapUIn John P. Durham of
u n ite d rtatrea force by reaeon annual lunraur field m ining pa- Jacksonville, regimental adjutant;
ef the training racelred during iloJa at Camp Potter, during Captain Waldo Wlltfe of. JachaonIbelr term of aerefee. The train *hkh time ft operated the camp elite, regimental supply officer;
ing carried on in the detachment ie hoipital, and aoperrised the gen- Chaplain (captain) John Jaontr,
dhldad into bade training, which erml aanltatlon of the camp. An- of Ta Uhaaaee, regimental chapnual physical examine lone are Iain; le t Lieutenant Daniel* of .St.
tneludf* cluac order drill, aehool rvade of otch offker on d. Ip to r - AvguaUna, pcreonnel adjutant.'
ef the eoldier, aquad, p atron and
company, military discipline and
eourteay, ruyiom* of the aerrice,
Army and Nn'.lonal Guard regula
tion*, guard and Not du.'y, ritisenahip, and many ethar lubject*
common to ail claaeoa of tho aarrice, Uchnical training. Including caaea during the camp period, and i j im rl a . Sand*. Jr.,
'
the organise, ion and dutlea of the tha hospital a t camp la never william T. Wade.
* •’
medical detachment, litter and dosed. and la probably the mn*t l Corporal;
ambtt-anc* drill, elementary anat active p’aee In the entire camp. • | | 0||U Phil Ip*.
omy.
physiology end flirat-ald. PUn* for thl* year are for the | prlva ea, Firat Cfaa»:
military hygiene and sanitation, field training period to l« held I thincan I . Cameron,
map reading, and mobilliatlon. at Fort U cC elltn, Alai and if t James E. Evan*,
general teetka* training Includ ra irk d out wl l mark the flr.l | Kmil W. Kaeverman,
detachment h* ■ been i R«’ph W. Myrkk,
ing the functioning of the de time the
tachment In tombat, operation of out of the S tate of Florida for I tctwrence E. Reel,'
aid atatlon*. evacuation of ex* any reaaon.
. Tom J. Townatnd,
ualilaa, and other optratinna tn
The preaCnt au.hnrited itrengtli . (It b irl A William*,
countered during comba.’, on the of the detaehr.-.ont la five officer* j IVivatka:
match or in garriaoa.
and fid cnllatej - men, The com- John T. Cull am, * < ,
The deUchment waa tallal tu mend of the detachment ha* been Elmer C. Dann,
duty for aerrice In aid of civil ao- shared fay Major Ralph F,. Hit**- I.Uthae M. David,
thorltlea at Miami after the burr!- ena, the regimental surgeon, and Rob rt I . Evans,
etne of 1024, and again after the by Captain A rthur W. Knot, the Byron A- Fox,
Weit Palm Batch diaatter df latter being in command at this Jam** Q. Galloway, .
IMS, and In addition to . . .looking
. f i » il . a__i.a _ .
.
. Imo.' -Th« outlying officer* be- JoaepH G. floVocek, ’
after the health aad aanltatlon of longing -to thl* organ’Mtion at Jenning* L, H urt,
the other troop* |n the storm present are Malor Ralph E. Slev- v «" F~ Kennedy,
areas, assistance waa rendered the ena and Captalu Corren P. You- Rob-r’. I. Marlowe,
etvUfcB relief o rg a n iilk n - by man*, at 8t. Petersburg, who act William B. Moye,
vaccination. Inoculation, and treat aa regimental aurgeona, and Puat George B. McC’alland,
ment of akk and Injured In the medical officer for the Posts of Jam** P. McDaniels,
storm area*.
Bradenton and Palmetto, reapec- Ivan P. Noble,
Perhaps the moat interesting and lively. CapUIn Frank C. Board- Noble W. Pago, » ,
net!** period of active state scrv- man, Post medical officer, Or- Jam** B. Phillips,
k* was during the quarantine of lendo, and f ln t Lieut. Oamah E. Roy C. Reel,
1M9-103O, when the entire de Harrell, Post metical officer, Woodrow W. Riser,
tachment ana ordered to duty, Jacksonville. Cep'ain Knox *la Jack E. S’temper.
with order* to supervise the san Post medical officer for tha Poet
The enlisted reserve members
itation of the many quarantine In
are:
spection posts operated by thf
Private, First Class, Clarence C.
National Guard, and to furnish
Stinson.
whatever madkal and aurgkal
Private*;
attention required by all troop*
William P. Baker,
on duty tn the state. Setting up
Raymond E- Lundqnist,
Laater F, Rivera,
baadquartara In .a* Sadford Ar
maty with 34 hour service dally,
route* war* establish*! to all Inapaction posts and dally sanitary
Inspection* were Inaugurated im
mediately. Aa the quarantine area
spread out, it lathr became nee
canary to station Individual med
ical men at each large Inspection
peel* and
they carried on the
dally Inspection*, and war* in turn
vklted by an ins peeler from Banfeed a t least once each week.
Each
medical soldier
waa
*M>lpped with a supply ef madl
sines and equipment for flrtt-ald
treatment, and If any serious ni
ne** or Injuria* developed they
Wtra authorised to call tha San
ford headquarter* by long dis
tance telephone and report .h
situation direct to the regiment*1
•nrgeon’e offk* for action. An
ambulance waa provided by the
OfDA and *tattooed a t Sanfan.
and .'**• Faraald-Lsughton Hoapttal was n i b the caao hospital
-far tha *n Ira era*.
: ___
As tho situation became atahLbed Into mere or Ua* perma
nent toafeetlon. P i t a and quaaad.in* areas, the United State* Depar, mat ef Agriculture requested
th a t Lb* ra th # parraoancl of their
erganhatkm u trail aa tha State
Plant Board W mdculatad and vac-
irJ S is s r
Haa aerved In Company D contlnuoualy alnce 1023 and ranka
Although Alaatlan neaaant* **a aa tha oIdeal offker In his grade
In the Florida National Guard.
I know the value of
a strong:
company
#
\
if
Of the
Medical Corps
F. N. G. F o r m e d
Before World War
™ 5 S 2 -S k ^ Jsry s
Upon the splendid work
in publishing this issue of
The Sanford Herald ,
(Lonnie)
CONSTABLE
FOR RE-ELECTION
Speaking Of:
Insurance
Have you ever stopped to
think how valuable In pro
tective insurance is the *
NATIONAL
GUARD
Naturally we are glad
to help the Armory Fund
Maxwell Stewart
GENERAL INSURANCE jr
N A T IO N A L G U
M
My congratulations go to
the ihembers of the San
ford Unite of the National
Guard upon the publication
of this issue of The Herald”
F. F. DUTTON
Upon th e publication of th is I
of The Sanford Herald
MYDEARI GO
MARKETING ONLY
ONCS A WffK
. THANKS TO MY
cadre of m 'laiad • mcn xrorc'M^Iacted and M apped urlth tha haeteaary vaccine and laatramenU.
ytaaddil with transportation and
i f f m i l ichidi<s fovirine a w iy
*«
*
�Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, B l|k « |*
-"And Water Transportation
AN
M em ber
EXT
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
N EW SPA PER
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1I3«
tow ws e n d h u r r ie s to
INQUIRY
'ollowers
In 1908
Farm Planning Track Column
y Be Begun Takes Gondar
Within Month On Lake Tana Hour
ann
Approaches But
Men In County* Sfcrategic^city Falla
Wanted By Dawson To Italian Forces
T o Confess
On New Council To . Wh6 Trek. Across Refuses
»i
P red icts
. Members W ill
Follow Author
Is Changed
ty
Aid Local Growers
Sun-Baked P I a 1ns
Seminole Schools To
Gel $13,734 In New
State A 11 o c a t ion
Further Reprieve
School For Deaf NoGranted
And Death
Sentence
Is To Be
And Blind Isn’t Executed At
8 P. M.
P e n a l Institution
Hoping to form *n agricultural
GpNDAR, Ethiopia, Mar. 81,planning rounrll that wilt begin W V-Thli strategic city at the
~
to function within ■ month, County
bead of Lake Tana fell Into
Agent C. H Dawson w u todsy
Ihe ‘hvnls of an lu lia n truck
writing a I persona attending a
*«• itmn
led by Achilla StarTALLAHASSEE. Mar 31 with a Department of •ce,
secretary-general of the
econo mist asking him Fascist party, today. The motor IdT —Seminol# County'* *har*
names of parson* to column trace rd 156 miles arru*a of thn new million dollar school
allocation is $13,7.14.57,
the prnps.rd rourwll. H* stn-baked plains to reaei| hare.
w»nt* the "best men In the
hollowing the raraean route*
the council.
_©TON, Mar. 8 1 wi* chairman of from ttucots, which era* captured
•BepudfaMon of Townyesterday's conference and th* ap- bat trday, the Italian* continued
W p b y th e o nrnnpnlntment of col ncil members wt* their unobstructed march suulh.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Mar. 3 1 - U1
u b m w n b m h lp
left to him. There will be eight Their major objective we* "to
—Answering criticism of
th*
Separate council* representing th* plant the ItalLan trl-color In th*
■Ut* auditing department which
various sgrltultura pursuit* fob northern ronflsm of I,ake Tana.
TRKNTON.
Mar. 31,—
It was anaouhraB ThiV" planet
tv-ff D r. T ow nlowed In thla irctlon, hi.* all will
complained ot eipenae* at the (AP)—Bruno Richard Haupt
--------- from hi* prohe amilgam-'ted In the Seminole partleipatei la bombardment of
elate auditing department which mann’* iron nerve cracked to
for a trauactlon* tnx
County Agricultural
Planning lla ta r yeaternay end that "the a t
Blind, D. C. J. Hetties, president day an the hour for hla MSCounci'. The purpose of the coun tach wa* carried out successfully
1200 per month to
of the Institution, declared that cutlon approached. Ha wept,
- peet 40 year* of *r*cil will be to aid producers In dasplta heavy anti-aircraft fire.”
he ‘‘la running an educational ln- freely, but Inalited he la Inno
. aether of legislation
finding ipUahle market* and ob- Hupp lea of muntlone end fortifi
cent and told the wardon ha
Plan Into »ftalng better prices, for their prod- cation* were deatroyeda
■tltutlon and nut i
could not changn hla- ktory
duet*.
• e- *
m U a t of r u u Hundreds nf square miUaJffSerWASHINGTON. Mar. 31.—W=1 tlon or a school for th# feeble without telling Ilea. Wanton
fo n l" They clashed
From the 11*1* of name* tug- rltory. Including rich agricultural
minded."
e
Mark Klmberlin aakl Hkupta eongraMlonar committee htveatlgnlod hla old-at* pin*Ion
Federal Judge
b It* lament hr
grated by those ‘attending yester lands, are falling to Italian hands —Counsel for
Ills statement waa made In mann told him he wanted (0 l
llalmted l„ RHter of Florl.U said
la MeGroarty’- plan, Dr. F. E. Townsend li ihown boarding a plane In Lot Angeles *n day's meeting. Mr. Dawson plana alntoat without resistance.
commanting upon a report by tho a radio appeal to th* public In’A
route to Washington to testify before the mveiUga.'ora who have to select th* members of the t*
.ambitions.
Socuta la one of the most Im- they would aak 4H hours' delay to •Ut* auditing department that a frantic effort to u v < hlmaelf froan
brought
forth
testimony
designed
to
ihow
tho
Townsend
organisation
•Wtbreak of political dl*rloua sub-council* which, In turn, I poftant market centers In Ethlo- file a reply In th* Senate to th* "lack of proper planning anti su tha electric chair at 8 . o’clock to
III form the County rouncil. Ipl*. commanding the main caravan House Impeachment charges In the per vision of purrhaaea" at the night.
Ito Townsend Oil eollee.Vd hundred* of thouiand* of dollars la promoting lit campaign.
These lets will be fucnlahed by the
' ' routes to Addla Ababa, Desayc, view of new articles alleging the
arfaaitaU oa thraatHauptmann’s wife Anna hat
•chool had resulted In exreMlv*
Dt. P. I . Townsend
following pereont to whom th* t-ake Tana and CoJJam Province. Jurist evaded taiee on hi* 1B2U-30 coat of foodstuffs.
apparently given up hop*.
income.
So
extensive
are
the
new
County
agent
la
writing
today:
Its
normal
population
im
about
lUra Mcflroirty (U.
Govamtw Harold O. floffmah
IVectoring he would like for the
charge* mad* against the Judge
of hla principal con
Chairman John Malach, Sr., and 3000.
of Nvve Jersey, who reprieved
school
to
be
grouped
with
the
Unithat hit chief caunee’, Frank P.
to a part
Charlaa Dunn, County eommleUautmsrm once and tried to got
Walsh of New York, sail a delay veralty of Florida and th# Florid* th* pardon board to taka action
• loners; P. Jf. Whltohurat, City
State College for Women, Dr. Set.
la
needed
to
prepare
an
anawar
comisslontf;
Mr*.
W.
L.
Cooper,
lhe two
yesterday, Mid ho would d#
to them but added that this need ties said hla coats would compare nothing more.
Sanford Woman’s Club; Mist
the apodal
,• ‘ '
Manager* of tha trren feed Josephine Boyditon, County home
not delay actual start of the trial favorably with th* eipenaea of
Col. Charlea A. Lindbergh,
those
Institutions.
story* in Sanford today signed demorfstratlon agent, and Mr*.
in th* Senate set for neat Mon
whoa*
first ton: llauptmanft
a paper circulated by Euge.it E, D. Rinehart of Sanford and Mr*.
day.
stands ronv.ctid of kidnaping tod ’
Coats
Cglled
Eaeesalv*
Estrkig* agreeing to cloee their
Endor Corlett of Geneva, repre*
There now ar* seven charges In
y
tobTALLAHASSEE, Mar. 31^-PP) killing, la In England with hla
stona at noon on every Thun■anting th* Women’* De manat raThe annual election of Ut* dl- all against Judge Ritter. The first —Th# itst* auditing department wife and secund eon. Ha (pent
lion. Club*; T, W. lowtofi. luperfuar chary a him with accepting
the day ’deep In study of tha taecbinten<Mmr of achdnt* .nd R. F.
aw* •> ' from JJC L. Rankin, a r»ported to Govarnor Sbolti that ebanlcal heart': to pralenff-hf*.
"Jaeto-of
-proper
Alanolng.
u
4
auof
thla
week.
Those
agreeing
to
former taw partner, with miscon
Cooper of Oviedo, achuol board ton at th* Mayfair Hotel today.
'the* iltoitlon
HanpttnMnVy.au Iliac i to Bra* i
pervlslon of purchases" at th e '
cloee are th# following: Tuxedo memberi. repreaentlng th* achoola;
any relteratad her boLof In tor
F-Icetore atti tiding
Tuesday
ah attack on
The fol owing men will oerve 11 duct In handling recelverehips and Flork-’a School for th* Deaf and many
Fe.d
A
Supply
(tore,
Sanford
C. F. Utah' of the Bureau of En
with practicing law whl i on tho
•on'
n’a Innocence a* ska bent ittr.
I “irritate political a n - evening'* mas* meetlni being
Blind at SL Augoatln* had reCash Feed etnry, Henry A. Rus tomology, Dr. E. R. Purs la, truck director* for th* coming year: fvderat.bench.
thn wsahtub.
under Dr. Town- arranged for by tho Seminole
Randall
Chaa*.
J.
lit
Co'elough,
•ultod In eactaslve eoat of food
Seed Company, Stokes Seed crop research; Tom Hlmpaon, prePaul H. Wandel of
la UP ta it U.u« of County Young Democrats Club sell
Th* first count charged Ritter, stuffs.
«1ore,
Sanford Amen Feed tdent of the Seminole County Georg* Rollins, Holland Dean, A.
who rvpudtotaj a purported "•**■
will not be bnrtd by long polit’eal
who
went
to
Miami,
Fla.,
from
W.
Eppa
and
Roy
Holler.
The
reWeeWr**ore.
K
Igore
Seed
Company
Th*
rbport
Mid
malntenanca
Chamber of Commence; M. U Rafessianf attributed to him, v a t
Vimtngt ca, It waa announced In
and Security Feed A Seed born, prealdent of th* Junior tiring prealdent, W. A. Ltffler, Colorado In 1328 and four year* coat of tha Institution to K9.2H ■till held In jail, but anttorMaa
wl I serve as ti-offlclo member nf later waa appointed to tha bench cento a day for each student, ex
ahittem, be le talk lay by S. Alec 8hart»n who will Company.
Chamber of Commerce; J. O. Ml the director*.
by Prealdent Coolldg*. “corruptly clusive of education coats, a* com took no court action again*! him.
H, aaid Meflroarty preside at the meeting. Ha *taWl
chael. manager of th# farmer*
The club aetaeted 8. G. Gray and unlawfully" accepted $4,500 pared to 50.57 cent* a day at tho Ga.don B. H u m , who also “eon\ ad deed of Urn attack. -« wt.hrd It tmptosiia.l that there
frssad" to the kidnaping,
markat: J. L. Ingley. ranreaant- as tholr director, and E. E. Blo«d- from Rankin,
after
he had
, the docker belie*** Till not be any tong •perch** and
ink th* bank; Otto Caldwe'1 and wonth, J. L, Ingley, C. T« Parker, a lowed Rankin a fee of $75,000 In Florida farm colony for the feeblo In Leavenworth Federal
l to H attire la poll- 'ha-' became the rule 'will >m
John A. Adam* for transportation; 8. O. Sblnholier, and Roy Holler a re.'el»*rshlp o**o Involving a minded at Gainesville agd 74 whtr# he |a serving a time on an
•body aloe may be,* strictly enforced the meet ng will
cento a day at th* Industrial oth er charge,
tie
r
to ter* an
"egcellent
opporC. R. Maaon, conaervatlon: IFfl- ■a quintette for th* union aerv- We at r*lm Beach hotel.
-HU at
School for Boy* a t Marianna.
unity",
to
meet
rll
the
Candida'**
I
Warden Klmberllng aaid Haupt
rfor
fu
tlett
of
Geneva,
eltru*
grow
also a tta
Ice neat Tuesday evening at the
Th* second article said the Judgo
•nd
hear
them
statr
briefly
aivl
mann spent moat of tho nigh!
er: n*mlall Chaa* an! II. G. Congregational
Church.
The wilfully
_____ ____
____
_____
in t »o
failed and neglected to
writing lettor* to hla mother. Ho
I Ingle, cltni* shippers; Jullu* scripture leading will ba given by perform""hla duty to conserve the
1 program ‘to th* jwlnt" why they are soot
ing office. ‘ *
■aid th* condemned man tried
Dlngfeldar, relery shipper; 8. J. H. D. Pop*, awl prayer* w tl t * ; MMt> of w h|Uh, n Bulding and
*
1 .4
violently,
declaring “ I have abso
The magp meeting Is to bo In tbs
MrGinnl*.
dairy
cattle;
W.
G.
offered by th* Rev. Martin Brain. Operating Company, owners of the
Wadneaday'a tide*: High at 4:34
1atwM a' ataU* •eurt room t f the County Court
lutely no change to mak* In my
Visitors at today’s luncheon In hotal in question.
i no mention House. The club hail hoped to ar- A. M and 4:68 P, I f , low at 10:33 1Kllbe* of Genera, beef cattle; J.
vtory. Any change would bo a III
W. Water* of Luke Monroe. cluded
Geo, W. Marks of Dei o! Df.
Tho third article charged he vio
and could not be bom* o u t" Tto
y for an out-door gathering A. M. and 10: M P. H:
noidtrFI
Gordon
Barnett
of
Kern
Land,
Myron
R.
Hinckley
of
aaMriao h -t tho commUtac ill charge >t
lated .the federal jodtetol code by
warden Mid Hauptmann “talked
Park,
fern*;
and
Ben
Whltner,
Brunswick,
Me.,
Louis
Ziegler
of
i to b a n ■Aa affair decided that the voter t
practicing law while on the bench
Paul Stevens paid a fine of f t
CKNVER, Colo., Mar. Sl.-GPI with guard* about HI* family and
Winter Haven. C. M. Hughes of and th* fourth Mid he “brought
p ita which TOUld rather be sealed In an In In Judge J. 0 . Sharon'* court to flower*.
—Frigid
winds sweeping from haw they would get along wiltont
Atlanta, and Frank Snell of Titus hi* court Into scandal and dlaroMoQraarty Joor meeting than .bo forced to day when bo pleaded guilty to op
■ub-Mro
areas
In Montana and him." The warden told of Haupt
ville.
r .
puta" by hta actions.
erating g motor truck with Im•land In ooo held out of door*.
Wyoming huriad storm tlouda of mann's daalro that hi* son grow
Rltta'r took a floor aoat on tho dual over portions of three itatoe up to bo an honest man and believe
Accordiiac to Mr. 8baron, can- Proper lights.
left of th* vice president’s rostrum and carried an unaaasonal cold hla father Innocent of tto U&ddidst** for th# Legislature (both
bergh crime.
between hla two counsel*, Walsh wae* over tho WeaL
Pearls Jewett pleaded guilty be
tho State Senate'ami the Reuse)
”Hw told me ha got convicted
and Cart T. Hoffman, of Miami.
wlU each he gWen five m'mites In fore Judge Sharon to Ittaakatlon
Snow followed tIV choking for having money In hla pooaemlak
J waa sentenced to pay a f t fine,
Tbo proceeding* lasted only a few
.. which to preseat Uuir claims for
clouds of allt through tho trough without knowing w h at—kind of
WEST PALM tt-uACH. Mar, 31
o waa unable to pay her fins and
but
other candtof tho Rocky Mountains.
—<AP)—How a governor who «ald JACKSONVILLE- _ Mar. 81.-; mlimtaii--------■ F
liU
money It WMAbo allowed only three la la.JkIL
Two condemnation wR* fee *4Booth*rn Colorado, Southwest
bo feared reprisal from 8#nat# d Uonnl land to the right-of-way
Hauptmann had about 114,009
ern
Kansas,
Naw
"Maxlco,
and
th*
of ransom money In hi* pooaoeskra
Senator J. J . Parrish waa In Tsl- leader* and a tellef that, neilhtr of tbo Florida Croas-Stato Canal
Alee Hheron's father L
Texas Panhandle felt th* effect* of when arras ted 18 month* ago.
ite for Congress, he 1‘ ln H W yesterday, conferring with tho governor nor tha Sangto want were filed In U. B. Clreultt Dis
th* duster. New Mexico, on th*
Tho doabia denial of cUmeacy—«
only candidates f ir thd State Road Deportment with ed *l* » racing In Florida led *-» trict Court here yesterday.
open south end of th* mountain first by tto New Jersey Court of
tha resignation of B. F Pk4y from
office* aial for the State
rd to Stats to ad No. 44
Tb# sulk* warn filed by J. Tot i
funnel, received full fore* of tho Pardon* and qtflckly thereafter bp
tha FfaeMn State Raring Commis Watson, special 'assistant af th#
rglalatorv wUI be given the
r improvement*.
dust blast
sion In 1M4 was told by.the *an- Department of Jaatlc* who to su
Governor Harold Q. Hoffman—
ChadIda tso for Coagraaa
Sheridan. Wyo$ waa tho coldest •••mad to have aha tie rad hi*
D*a Chappell *f Miami, om of dIdat« last night In JMyf»><>i pervising th* acquWtlon of tho
for atalo office* will act
Recognition
of
88
year,
of
con
■pot yesterday on tho United hope. In n crisply worded
the 18 candltln'ea foe got eider, ft Park, Miami. To n crowd park right-of-way.
service with the Atlantic State* weather map, IS below i*ro tto Court of Pardons, also ksown
to deliver a poltUai nddrea* at attach** estimated *1 S^OO. N. Mr. Wataon laid th a t despite tinuous
Coact Lino Railroad waa given B.
M toll
• oltloek thla avyatng at the InUr- V< man Hkwttorn*, formwr ItoJ* unfavorable action la tho Senate O. Methvin tOday| when Train Tbo records ahowpd It waa tb* as tto Board sf Pardon*
county atatrig n'.lorney and who toward appropriation of funds for
to Ideal Mar. 80 weather since th* yesterday:
aoctlon of Magnolia At
Master
J.
0.
Pattarcon
presented
only recently announced bo would tb* canal to baa received order#
Sheridan bureau wna tetabllshtd.
T h e second application fra
First Street.
not enter tbo race for governor, to eootlnn* tbo local *t*P* to him with on* of tha quarter-of-a■—I f
Thirteen below aero aet a
clemency mad* by Bruno
4 1- -- — *
century
oerrleo
emblems*a ■ cold rocord i t R ik n ij Mont** fw Hauptmann, tofora tto board
Marriage lleeaaoa were Issued prearatod Paty,' giving him hU ward acquiring tbo right-of-way.
lUOUSTlNK, Mar. 8L ~
Mr. MethelA started hla railroad H
30 4
pardons of New Jersey,
yootoiday to AUto B. Woods. IS, t f unqualified ladoftoment M a man Tbo aultw filed yesterday were
caroor with tto A* G. k w£m « | Highways were lee-coaled for to death for tto murder of Ctol
a# tto 'r
Pool*, and Nora Oreea, t f , of San deserving tbs rapport o t oil rill- for land In the southeastern
tone
of
Ftoridn
pad
calling
him
n
toy, enrofllog to Dee- 15' ' 9l0' * ,! a ^ r s l hour* In Colorado but a A. Lindbergh, Jr., M ar/ I I, II
of Marion county an d n
at administering
ford; and to Homer LowIs. 41, of
^
Improve.! waa today denied."
Sanford, and Etoma Shi*
W. "tw o.fated, h art hitting, atocerv, section adjoining It In Citrus Plant Oty. wbera to wa»i born. Ha
bem at, capable ocB efficient
ity. Roughly, It j**o tall mated served as a trainman for right
of W aymoa, 0*.
that tbo 18 tract* Included la the years and than on Feb. II. 1319, | tr» " 1 wndRIonc.
-------'
waa promoted le to a conductor, a 1
“Th#
altitude
Marion county |n l t
Tbo weather: P w ^jf cloudy
rcuriv# wen acc .
ISM sere*, while tto re were about poelton to baa told ever aloe* A g g j u l t O n P e W O I lS
Id. “On
"On on# occaslo., 80 acres In the four tracts In th a t data "with credit to hlmaelf
on#.".Paly enU.
ami to tto company." Hla record
at tho rac Citato county.
to mggectgd ‘
arver# In
I* clear, with no serious accident*.
and
rocf c f to d
J. C. Roberta! juiilco of the
Mr. Mathvfo reeIdea at 1018
asked m# th e
to t dlf
Want First Street. He never peace, todnv bound a w to th
t$ mak
pu
aerkad fee any ether railroad and next term of Circuit Court on
or not!’,
to e seen all Ida service on thla charge of *ggr*»atod aaraidt
man who to accused af
division of tto Alantlc Coast
LAKE WALKS, Mar. Ml.— — Lin*.
A man listed aj George 01.v# of
autamoblto.
and charted be Sheriff Chaa# a*
and WUcon who apprehended bra
altar tto foci hi tto
for ConatsWe W. A. McMuUln.
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State’s A u d i t o ra Weeps In Cell While
Wife Gives Up Hope
Of Saving His Life
Chief Counsel A s k s
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Politicians Can’t
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Feed Stores S t a r t
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Florida City Affording
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IA. MONDAY, MARCH SO, IN S
N A T IO N A L G U A R D . A R M O R Y
i Hoffman Argues
M an
C o n v ic t e d
K id n a p
1 W editor d l M M M
Herald add f t k j u / i Vhv. m*
poeoIbU for th* Ooerd to reeednO— k l S M r t t i th.
tto* epeeiaJ edition tad they hav, ewr a b l a t i o n for
Com m ittees
BT ORDER o r UEUTKNA NT-COLOMXt BUTCHISON
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proved B y G erm an s
"■tod to M pofoonl
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j Not Executive.
j G asto n B . M e a n s J
political
L a w y e r B o t h SI
would V
They
dll** J -df#*yAf*e
W. McRORY,
tofobtry RrigAd* FNO,*
Architect’! <lrawlng!t.f the Seminole County Armory now under ronatructlon on property donated
by tho City of Sanford, located on Fiat Pint Street. When completed, rite upper floor of the building
will afford the largeit audl.torlum In the city.. The WPA granted £14,900.00 to thli project-, and an
Nhtloi of the .Vena lUee treotr
tad tho Locarno pact. Official addition*’ gMOO.OO hat bern contributed by the City of Sanford, Seminole County Commlaalonrn and
lUon of retume, itill tocom- the State Armory Board.
p iM Court
a deciajon
to at b u t
raiood Hitler’* percentage
rcouadl M
U.7P to M percent of the
•toa coat, the greatest. andoreoi toot ever given In any plebleclte.
toarfg
, 45,000,000
n Ut
7 W a rra n ty D eeds
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tofh’a 'ttoa
"matIdol n
o’clock
W o the or* re helming Nail
Attorneys Argue
For Venue Change
In Flogging Case
V e n tr e E x h a u ste d A s
P
vt the ftrto time to hixtory f ' T e n t a t i v e J u r o r Is
vofoa werfteaet to an alrahtp. PatD is m is s e d B y C o u rt
eengon to C o r o a u V two giant
craft, tha Graf Rdfpalln and the
Tampa. M.r, 30.—GPl^-WIth .
MW VOR HJsdf berg, votad whl.e
cniiepg ovar e^cruktnU point In Jury Mill Incomplete and tho flret
Sheriff
treeh at a
Tax
Litigation Over
Chain Stoife Tax
MayBeAl AnEnd
X e r tific a t e s
C ant Be
The
1st
S o ld
A fte r
Of
A p r il
The mbtatfcrium on tar cer
tificate# expiree on Apr. 1 and
after that data thero certiticatea whwg have been 'laeuod
to the alata can be told, County
Clerk O. P. Herndon elated to
day. Tho certifcatee were Istued by Tax Collector Jno." D.
Jinking on propertlaa on which
taxi* had not been paid, but
they will be eold by the clerk.
Purchaaert will have a lien on
property agalnit which a tax
certificate hat been laauod, but
the owner of the property haa
two ytara In which to redeem
Judge
As
For
F ix e s
F e b . 25
E ffe c tiv e
D a te
P a y in g . L evy
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. SO.—W
—Circuit Judge J, B. Johnton to
day fixed Feb. IS aa the effective
data of the dlaputed groat receipt!
levy of the itato chain atere tax
law, jfa aald he would Inane an
order giving all retail itorna 10
dayi to pay the tax to tho comp
troller. If neither aide of the eoutroveray aver the validity of tha
law appearx to j t h f Saprema
Court, which ’ pHvioualy eplit
three and threp over a queat.en
K ille d
Cl
TRENTON.
Mar.
(A P )— With Harold S. If®
man, Governor of Netoyjh
■ay fighting, none too RBI
fully, in hit behalf. BIN
Richard Hauptmann bdflj
the Court of Pardons tW
to save himi from dM|p
the electric chair tomefT
night
Governor Hoffman, ‘ ■oner
Hauptmann*! exegrtkfa* at t
lima will not tolro tto JJ—M
com, hoped *o eoariac?tho <JM
which he head*, that them V t
flclent evidoan to *uhpart M|
peeled charge that B i t M
* u unfairly tried at YVpMgl
lie tUo believed the toetiwfi
tome ef tho itato, eilMRR
open to ttrlooa quwllealatt
•ought to conelaco tho . rtS
Court that It ehould go over.to
toil the eircomitancee which
convinced him that Jaraey ft
la endangered If Hauptmann
to tha chair. .
Tha clemency appeal* aa
wan further threatened to
Hauptmlnnf* continuing
ence that ho U limoconl
connection with ttohVtap
Ordinarily tha Court «
cftmency appoala only t
Prttoner eonfeaee* giiU O
vcnlro exhausted, daferue counetl
renewed effort* before Judge
Robert T. I>ewell to have the flnt
of the Shoemaker flogging cate
trial* tranafcrroJ . to another
county.
■,
Receealng court with five Juror*
UaUdyely aeatad when th* venire
" M J * hauated, Judge Dowel:
for mercy.
hearcThttorneya to hi* afrke with
the doofg cla*yd. He .Indicated to
would reta on tflo'Yhang* of
n ih r w i* w r .
j ® ■rtd*. rave JUMRaRr *
vnnne motion when «ourt reconAttornoye for both aide* de atage to tit W(M tMMR
venne* tomorrow, Last week the
clined to aay whether there would held II moct tenet—tly toi
Judge withheld ruling on ... #m
Kcittiei Cluti fangtoho go to the bn an appeal, topthglr argwwonU’ arreet la New l i f t 1 IS "
aame motion, ujrlnf bo wnuH try race* on Friday * night “of Uhl*
before Judge Johhatot Vadtoited ago withJit,500-gMhaaetof
to *eat a aix-maa ifuiy In HlllaIhAf1 taw in. hU ruling)a poedible In hie poanaaalon. W4*hti, l
w
eek
w
ill
bo^elplng
the
UmitUU
borough county. Tha defsnte de__ ___ children,
..... „ •nn' to the whole lltlgntfon. They ly charked with the toby
dared that Tampa. new,paper*,, hoapita) for crippled
alto Indicated )he. might atk tto In a, Mirprlalng midnight
•peaker* and organisation* had aponaored by tho Elk* Icxlgwk* lit
by a county detective, wap
__ pub
___ic mind
_ ___
to Inflamed the
her* Florida which pay the gntlrn ext Federal Dltirict (toort In Jtokaon- Jail but denied to la guQtp,
that tha deftgdarts could not to ' P*"*” of
Inatltutlon and of 1U
hie
repeeked eanfeeelcm
aituml a fair .trial.
patleate.
j
forced frem him. IfeaM, a
Thomaa L. Hockney, Juror who
Arm.lrement* were pnadn lo•1 prleoner at Leavewwortl
prevloutly had been eeeled lenta- day by ufflcera of Sanford Lodo<>
thely,
waa dUmined oy the u( lh« Elk*. No. 1241, with Meyer
court today when he admitted he 1Goldberg, preeident of the. San’’jokingly’* eald inme time ego he ford-Orland# Kennel Club, wherowoold convict til former polle*-|by
LongwojKl Uack
men charged with the flogging
Friday «l«ht will go in the,
eaete If he were on the Jury.
t Klk» f«r their contribution to the
On tria ait C A. Brown. John rr|PPw *Wldren’e ho.piul. T kk -i-,
.. — _
P. Bri g#* and C, W. CmrlUIe, Tha
wWc** » H Include
itat* KOOSeVSlt TO S p C S K
who know them beet*
itato chargee them with kidnaping j u ** *,tl> S'* ot» «*• »" t
■•rf "
”
*
Mr. Lae hia terved a* deputy E. Fl Poulnot. The cue grew odt,tw*'
WM repqgjed.
^
On o platform 'wMcb
atorlff and aa conatoble In thia of tto Shoemaker flogging epteodc ! Sanford Elk* have ovary year
n e w VORNHdar. xO.— ito HaBubMUiHlal contribgtwas to inal Demecrttlr-CIuh, tnnouncea recono nfy. co-oportU— '
County and waa Federal Prohlbl- tut Nortmbtr whtn SHo^maktr,'
U— Admlalotratar for the SUb> Foulnot and Sem Kogera were ato thO hoepiUl, but becauae Jiey lit PreaMeal*XjMeevelt will ae *eg! elation," Harry K.
toko Mary taada fonpal
of ^tortda.
ducted outride police heodquarteri! bought a home for the lodge Ul<
•princTpif Sgoolir'*at tho elub'
and flogfed with the reeult that1
»Mlr contribute- to the 12nd Jtffotoofi Day dinner at tto ment today of hie fond
tto BtaU lyglvlalure to
R. Wood*, prcildept, *11,778.
|UmatUto matitutton hev, not been
C o m m itte e A p p r o v e s
_
•< - .
■ ae large a. they detlre. With a
Two.
'A i r
E d u c a tio n
B ill
Mr. Wing haa bean a.
K e e o ld t le n e i R e g r e t
or Seminola CourSy far
nine years. He ara/i engage
D e a t h O f S a n f o r d 's
they hope to raue the prorata
WASHINGTON^ Her JO.-MA
laundry toaineae In Apa
—Tto Son*to eftooaiion commit•la year* and then *aei
too luu reportal , fovoratly thbualneaa to Lake Mary. Bol
to waa a director and
club Vice-chairmen of tha epnt- for It yeare of tto . I
mitteo Include Poetmaator-General
James A. Ferity, chairman af tto
Democratic Ilate ' tnd national
committee*; Hamer A Cummings,
■attorned geaetgL nfilftgim.llp>t«*
day offlatally opened St. Potree- BUlee; UniUT alette Senator*
burg1* annual foetival p f autae, Rotert F. Wagner end Royal
re abra lion extending for the next A Copeland. Jam** M. Cox, former
governor of Ohio; and Janaaa W.
elx day*.
’ The eel* brat ton will Include a Gerard*
«e For
Train-Bus
Takes t
Ten In
B
‘Confessions* Of
TwoM enDoub
today whll Dor Fuehrer t*r»*d
to drafting nr proposals to other
n
K n rd er
L in d b e r g h s
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liv e s .
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W h a t th e
to tb» h hrtllunce Al their m ax
T B U K FOR TODAY
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N'<w» Viu-im .. luralcil ,fn.iit
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{ t w e n r e c o g n i z e d bh ; y t h e g o v e r n m e n t w i t h t i n * c o n s t r u c t i o n o f
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w h y y o u r fe e t x tu y c o o l a ll
f f r H h l i f t as f » n ^ v B r i m I h n r f a U ,
l o c a l n d v e r t i s ua r s .
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and
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T l i e p c i f o r a t i o n * i n 4v e r y
though it wss entirely inridrnUI that Komi™.* Itudio- tl.tlf .an l«
c ra m p s m y k ra rt.
1' r i r n d l y v e n t i l a t e d s h o e i n
M i a m i B e a c h C om eti O f A g e
to •cienllfic
eipioration, the rearhiol only
itniyli trail
B y W a lte r K. A d am s
o ut .u s e n u k e s a sm art sum
liambii* Htidgr-Monument Val from ttie .... .
end ....... . |[ l(1,|,.,
m e r d e iu tn I'm yet y u u r feet
I n I ' J l f ) , j u s t t w t > y e a r s I x i f u r t t t h e W o r l d W i r , M i a m i ley Ksperiltion which each summer distant. Iteymid Unit the .e f i t
s u j w a lk in c o n d u c t th t* S u ra enters the Indian territory in Kurils of th* . «i«-ditt»n have l»rn
I'a t y -c a n
W a tc h tb l, fe llo w
, 11e a c h w a s b u t a u u r r u w s t r i p o f b e a t h s a n d o n w h i c h g r e w
n .c t i n F r i e n d l y T r u p u s l a .
southern Utah probably made his- forced to mnk. then own l,u,|.
H a 's g u in g
la tS fu r ( u v r i n o r .
little u r n o th in g b u t s e u
g r a p e t r e e s m i l l c o c n p l l i m b u s h e s . tory when It InlrteJuced th* autuY o u w ill t v s u rp ris e d a t g et*
'the expedition w«s nry-uniro' t,y
H t u r c e ly a h a n d f u l u j y e u p lr liv t
t h e r e , u u d j u s t '21 y r u r t i itwoi;. to a band of Ptut* Indian* Ansel franklin It ,11. ,t,,. f of •(„
ttn y c u v lt v u tu c s a t o n ly
a g o U ' i s m o n t h , t h e y g o t t o g e t h e r u n i t i u c o r | H i i * u t i s l s h a t living near U>. muddy San Juan fi, ,1 division of eduratio t of th.
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Year fur Town- w a n t o l i e c o m e t h e m t i s t f a r n o u . s r e s o r t i n t h e w o r l d .
I . n s t Kiv*r
National Park S o .i.e , and 01
W a d
i U n ” —hraiillnr. We art . w o e k M i a m i H e n r h o f f i c i a l l y c u m e o f a g e .
TIi, bund o f Piute* are believed eludes scirntists from na-t. io J(ul
B tfln n lm r
to
umi-rslaml
now
A lm o s t fr o m
t h e m o m e n t o f i t s b i r t h , a s a l u s t y to be the last of the American wea'ern univcisitiek t'orveyo.*,
•cm* o f thr enthusiasm for OARP.
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y e a rs • th a t s a w
a n y b a c k w a r d unt,l th* Kurd Irucka and sta- nr "*ei serpenl," found last year
Aad JoAS Tnrpsl tu qnal> b r i e f s p a n o f t w e n t y - o n e
t r e n d . • M i a m i B e a c h h a s g o n e s t e a d i l y a h e a d a n d I t h a s tion wagon s of th* scientific e*. by f»r Daniel T OTonnel of City
O r th* coming rlrctiuns.
o ---------d o n e so la rg e ly o n a d v e rtis in g , p u b lic ity , a n d b a lly h o o .
pedltlon penetrated th* roadless College. New Yoik. Other dls4 N ow hat th* rrnas stalo canal
K n rly
re s id e n ts o f M ia m i
B e a c h k n e w
I m w w e l l i t wastea of th* river valley, and It f0 „ rie, „ f gmpulor Inlcre.t in
Th* Scot Cool* you* ( ill ** rew
bap bff*n iiffinully
<lL"*|>[iruinl, p a y s t o a d v e r t i s e .
T h e t r o p i c a ) b e a u t y , t h e c l i m a t e , t h e is considered unlike y that Iher* cluj , „ rBVr in which were found
w rit. It u i h i in til whits, tnd ua
ba wwa
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n " u * h 'tnunvy
"“" -y o p p o r tu n itie s
o f M ia m i B e a c h
w e r e s h o u te d
f r o m t h e are other Indian, who have never th, r,.m, ln,
twu S |U i in ttn calf—csis truasasd
our
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in U oo itsg n s C ttf. Ua cahtv to
dvnta and birds o f the Ire Age.
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May Herald New Creation
B. L. PERKINS
Officers and enlisted men of the National
Guard o f Sanford, your new armory is
a credit to the City of Sanford and the
County o f Seminole.
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Rainbow Bridge-Monument Expedition
Invades Southern Utah Every Summer
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T h e p i s t sona which haa never before ->e*n
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l b y M a n c h u ria o r Japan,
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�THE SANFORD HEJULD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Personal Activities
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Mrs. w. L. Henley 1Russia
Entertains At Tea
Telephone 148
p r e . r r m or t h e I 'r e i b y te . t. i
A a x illa r y , e n t e r t a i n e d t h e ni**ifi
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MONPAY
Mr. an d Mrs. H a m i l t o n Bi*be* F l f t e r n t h S tre et.
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•— A n HApreasiort recital will • h*» 1
mrut {a tu iiy Aave rhw * i| f ro m KuV*
Th* me**»iT\u w at opened will*
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led g e S U t u m to i!435 Hay A v e n u a
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holiday * Vpr '» II a n .r d m g to an
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with
Science t h u r c h wit, give a lectu re t nr«.ti,
n m m r n l t h a t th e A f v j l i a r y ■.*
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i*i C h a r l t a Betts,
a t H:Q0 P M at th e W o m an ’* i tub
“erve a* Wn*te** at t h e Pre------------on O i k Avenue, T h e public ia i n II ..10 A M. iTnim day. A p r. \ {
t# rla l m -e fir tf.
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nd r e su m e d
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Tlie*^Jr an d Mrs, Ne*l C h i t t e n d e n of
vi ted.
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•lay, \ ur I I The i ‘'liege ilinieg
P e t a r s h u r g have r e t u r n e d homa
T l KSDAY
All m em ber * o f th e o a r l «
,
spel ling
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days
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who do rmt m o t h e r . Mr*. E. P C h ittem len .
HhnUi will giv r a «ub*«*i ip i i *m* a
which a genet jiI ili«ni**ion
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go out of the city
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, hl. , u u ne*s th e
wer»" IT»vil#il •'
(
fuLngley or Mm, Sm ith
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the d i"inif ifi on w h e r e th e *, .
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t ihle wji* d e r n r s t " '! with t*nw
W oim»n‘* t tub will mi » t a I' 1 41,1 Mir. i •i»#***! *poak* r, P r.
Mr. and Mrs II h' W it*hhurn prtviel ro lio e d g a r d e n fh vrr?* •
A. M a i fb** club h'Mj.,
1 nrowbrnlire
Be«ervatinfi’
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of Gi»m 'fM*rt, N ^ have re*urn*d litfh'ed with • nn d lr* Mr* \\
NV K H M S H \ Y
retiring
p rr* j i i *
home i fter *pei»| ng a few days Thigpen.
Monthly Lii«m' <* lunebe* n nt’
here with the Inttei - cousins, M ri. (touted
t h e Woman*'* t tub wdl
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C .1 M eriwether and Mr* A l .
rh o * r p r e se n t w e r e Mr* h \\
Betts
File. Mi* W I H en ley . M r- t
1.. Mor tow* Mr- Fdw s n | H. ' 1
fall,. Ifi-', I* II B ro w n , Mr* i *■
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H u ff, Mi* I J h r,« m - r,
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double action o(
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Mr*
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M a y U n i t r r o f | H G a r n e r Mi** H M Hunih
cnuiily ln r e t u r n for r » r
G l o v r r s v i l r . N. Y m>rnt S a t u r . Mr* S, F A n d iew * Mr* Ph
S T A IN L E S S r o w
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R Ha* h, M * 1 y po vie M
d a y n ig h t t t tbu M a y fa i r .
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Mr. anU M r ,. A W. He h o i « V* M Green M i* ! . l» S i t u , M
le f t th is
m arm n p for
Chicago
a f t e r .pi-niling t h r e e
week* at
Social Calendar
Easter Holidays For
College (iirls Begin
On Thursday, April 9
PAGE TO
To Teach
Citizens Art Of
Bond Clipping
Footgear OF Famous
Persons On Display \K W
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t,* i i - .l in a n u m b e r i t
In 11m*
San I uni
Childrens Colds
At The Mayfair
W E A R W A S H A B L E S U IT S
l*OK ECONOMY
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lluptiHt Alatheans
Meet At Mrs. Cooper’s Scholarships Offered
By I'eabody College
LINEN SUITS (vest included)
LINEN I*ANTS
1he pnltlical inn
of this issue
of the Sanford
Herald. ,
W e are glatl
to do our part
toward helping
the Arninrv fund
DUCK
COLORED
PANTS
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY
INC.
Phona 475
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ANNOUNCES
AH the new style trends of while shoes for Spring
O X F O U U S , I ’ l '. M l ’S , T I E S , S T R A P S A N I ) S A N D A L S ,
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P R I C E D A T $ 2 .5 9 A N D
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Tilt* f i l i i 'h l l i n e n s u i t * y u u c u l l On A*.
which alrighlng wa* p>-iMc, .ah
to. b* a record.
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wear
and
wu^hahility,
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.*hrinkm:o
HEADQUARTEItS
, FOR THE
PARADE
NEW
PACKAGES
ARRIVING HAILY
W E ARE PROUD
• OP THE
N a t i o n a l Guard
AND ITS
PHONE 123
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bCaplain Knot cam* to r k r ila
with Ms family, aad whilo driving
through Sanford h* aad Mr*. Knoi
Ityted tbo city and derided to nuka
H th*> bom* Ha Waa com ml* atoned
in tbo Florida National Guard in
Jana, 1917, aa captain. Medical
Corpa, and waa assigned to. Um
121th Medical Detachment, commarried at that time by Major
Ralph Starana. Upon the removal
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h&Xfol ficer- la— tb*. - - Florida National given command of the detachment
Flelachrr, Guard law aererel year* aertico
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with Ui* Canadian Army,
He la
the medical officer of
the local
poet and commanding officer of
W.< M. Downing of the ! _’ Uh Infantry Medical P tiehment. Captain Arthw W.
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yogrvb to. la»p* cjui.hr Knex.
CapUln Knox mMated In tha
;FtmaM-Laugh ton MeCanadian,Army\ In SepUmber, By MAJOR W. J. D O T H O. B. C
plul.
1914, and after two y r s n o f train
Th* Reserve Officer* Atehriaing at Toronto Officer* School ht tlon, fR. O. A.) la a nen-mlliUry
!ary Louise Mrriwether, waa graduaUd with rank of lieu organisation composed * e f. JU<
i the Florida State Col- tenant.
serve and National GualA- Offi
In 1916 Captain Knox waa pro- cers organised for the sole purpose
Hpnfen, spent (law week.With h*r pnrvnts, Mr. mo-.ad to capUIn In th* B9th BrL of advocating a mlllUry policy
.C. J. Mcrlewether, and gads Heavy Artillery and ordered adequate for the need* of our
H* saw. considerable country, Th* present amendeJ
lOeal Friday nf . Ml- • overseas.
aull at hvr neige'in IVIa •rrvlce with this Outfit around .National Defense Act o f 1920 If
h Blav ReriVliaLr ^
Somme, Vlmy Ridge, Pesaendal* tarried into actual elocution of
let week to th* Delta dnd other hotly contested battle th# pollclea contained therein
field*. .
U sorority.
would be empl* to sefsguard our
. H* wa* ordered back to Canada nation from invasion. Content
prtssur* moat be applied to Con
gress to ae* that sufficient funds
are appropriated annually to put
effect, the manifold provl* o f thi* Act. On* of th*
mpat Important matters I* th*
annual active duty training of
Re nr*#'
officer*
at summer
rampe. Approximately S<hOOO of
all officer* In th* Reeorv* Corps
ar* assigned to combatant organ
izations, and our ultimate aim la
that each combat officer receive
act've duty training each year In*te«d of one* In 4 or ■ years aa
National Guatd 'Stations
A re Widely Distributed
Over State O f Florida
Unto 3 S e p a ra te
And Distinct Parts
III World War With
C a n a d ia n A rm y
Reserve O ff ic e r s
A s s o c ia t io n I s
Non Military Group
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Cengreaa when enacting th* *Ns- led by Majag Wm. H, vralabren. of
Uerul Defense Act- «f 1920,
Wrat P a * Rrech.
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templetsd that the m isted per» —»*>" > wda fanaeriy
o f the Reierve Corps would I eemuisurin, efflcer *f C om p ly
*>• raised n . “ drafting" as during C, ***** lafcaWy. ,aa* • » "
the last war.
^ I pramotion e f MaJ*r Jo**ph C.
The stern lessons of th* Werid I HnUhlao* to reak of , Hrat. raL,
War, however, Uught us that of- *aj*r vonBihren, ; M a g aenler
fW r personnel could neither be «*P*«lo h tho battalion, waa prodrafted nor trained overnight. It I moUd to
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waa -readily rscognited that th* I Th# battalion coetmaader la reand essential qualifies- qulred to make quirterly InapscIlona of “leader*hip." which tdo- I tlona of aU unRe la hla battalion
v^lop th# ability to command ar aad therefore he m a freqnont
direct, required more than a few visitor to Eanford. aad haa many
months o f Intensive training, in friends here,
fact that It actually takes years
to develop a corps of well trained
officer* fitted for the arduous
BUck-D
duties aad
.... demands of leading
Relief ta
bodies
of hlgVy
specialised
soldiers In modern warfare. *
And Ref
Congrsea decided wisely la th*
“ Amended National Defense A ct, _______
of 1920" b , setting the, strength | peep)* b ev o-to
of th* "Officer*” R*serve Corpe l Draught handy *
at 120,000, ‘ thi* number being I a doee for pram;
deemed necessary to train and I first sign o f 'sow
lead an army of approximately
"\ have need.I
1,200,000 men. UnfortuneUlyJ t*ng time, shew
however, this strength he* M m a n remember, m
been reached. Th* present strength I ago on my ahai
of tb* Officers Resorts Corps la I Mr. Sheraton ' H
In Washington and IU amailar approximately 69,000 offlcen, of I yille, Than, ^ 't o l
nrganlxat t o 'l, th* chaptor. These which apprexlmauly 20.000 are on I for coiuttoAtSM
have their headquarters In prectl- th* Inactive Hat. This wartime I baadach* gibed,
rally every large d ty throughont list Includes all officers, who, due-1,for Mllopawaoa, 1
the country.
Sanford ' haa no Ing a specified time. fall , to 0Cr|ptoBth
ehaptrr but Orlando has on* ef lain a doflnlt* required number « l( Draught, taken *
the atrongent
chaptor* bi th* hears of training slthsr at sum- ] risers >ap this 6
aUl* and all reserve officers of imr training camps, semi-monthly I all right.*' (->»*
o f existing units.
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Guardsmen '
T ha Hits Theater
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sation.
Tha haadqaarUn for Florida
are located at 8L Augustine with
Lieut. Col. John L. Jenkins, Unitad SUtaa Infantry, aa orator Inatruatov fee the atato, hi charge.
Uaat Cel. Alfred P. Sands, U.
8. A m y, Field Artillery, la . tr
eated at Timpe. aad agts h in
structor for tfo 516th Field Arti'Wry aa waD aa butruater for the
Slat DM , ton. *
Lieut. CoL Robert 8. Lytle U
la charge of th* Infantry ' and
Engineers unlU located In South
Florida
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Major Charioa IF. TuUI, U. A
Army, Infantry, la Instructor la
ehargv at JackaaaviUe.
Major Solomon'F, Clark, U. A
Army. Artillery, la located at
rMther la here now . . . . .
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When Company D 124th In -1
fantry wsj organlied In 1921,1
cemmaadad by Lieut. Col Joseph]
Jamas O. Michael,
C. Hutchison, tb* efflcer* and I
Pat Millar,
men had only a very abort Umo to
Thomas L. Nobla,
prepare for the summer encamp
Jack PaUrs,
ment period et tb* State MlllUry
Stanley Peckham.
Camp, Black Point
Carl G. Schaal.
Almost Immediately upon aerival in camp tig the company,
Government sciontbU tel Imatt It wan noentaary for thorn to ho
that atrpraximJUly IJO O jW JN called Into the CHy of Jackson
(on. o f Mild m Q material aN - l i t . a. 1. ___ M « * -* .a a t . -- ----- >
washed oof of th* field* ef pas
ters* o f th* United BUtoa every
N ATIO N AL G U AR D
w e g re e t you — and
1— Announcements,
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our new
EASTER SUITS
yenr,
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o f T h e H e r a ld
To
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C A N D ID A T E F O R
C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N
B id s
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ALTHOUGH 0 U R S H 0 P
WILL BE U N D E R G O I N G REPAIRS THIS W E E K - WE WILL STILL BE ABLE
TO GREET OUR FRIENDS
OF THE
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R e g im e n t
Ury command
in
th* United
State*, with headquarter* at Fort
Sam Houston. Han Antonio, Tex.,
reviewed th#
16th Infantry at a
| special farewell parade on Gover" here Island. Major General Stank y 1|. Ford,
who la to succeed
General Parker,
and
CapUln
Joseph McCabe, Naw York county
s i z e s 12 to 5 2
I commander of the American Leglon, also took part In the millUry | C o l o r s , P a s t e l s , a n d
I ceremony.
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P r in ts
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Genarel Parker, who led the 16th
I Iafentry In Franc* In 1917, when
It waa th* first American contlnganl to enter the front line
trenches, reviewed th# hlntory of
rvnUlt’-on parctnilgs’ baal*.r fit the regiment in an address ever
carry labor. Box’ ' “ Farm" ea* station WJZ. Ha waa grsetad.nnhe
National Guard
McLaulin
T h e P a r k A v e n u e J e w e le r
rspgtrei
Briggs. J cwsUt. Mag. A»a.
This la your bast opportunity for
"Made to meaaare Salta**
LOST: New York I ctn**- tag N->.
2J-123. Retunt to Herald.
Jewelry Is
Suits for $10.00
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le^mlm'BTjroflt when your ault
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(1 doers other aWc of Rita Theater)
WANTED: Single white man f-w
out of town farm. work. Box
RHW, Herald.
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1931 CHEVROLET Dual
long wheel baa* track.
It—Houses For Rent
Tire* and Tag. 9275.00 Rvel and
ONE-STORY
house located ' on
Sons. 301 W; First St.
Sanford Ave. near alrpott |i
1in CHEVROLET COUPE, fmo per month. I’hone 810-W. .
motor. $35 cash take* it. 107 No.
Locust Ave.
Miscellaneous fo r Bala.
•— Help Wanted
TWO OR THREE merge
age 30-60, experienced
stollment collection and
Permanen. year ro'.nd
Box It, ear* Hrreld
1300*PARK AVE
[ 17 rooms and 2 baths, 2-car
garage will aicrlflrs far $3800.00
iSvphla . D. «.-r jokiton, phont
Sanford 32vS.
TEN ACRED, tiled, A
FOR BALHi" two-12 foot hea-t
' ryprOM boats and brand m »
D. ll. iloekrr, l^ngwood, Fla. •*'
'W E SUBMIT THIS PLAN TO
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u p o n th is is s u e
West Falm Beach, Headquarter*
First Oatullon, and Company C
124th Infantry, Major Wm. II.
ronBehrvn.
WinUr Havas, Service Battery,
j,' 16th Field Artillery, Captain
•JenaId J. McCalls.
P arker
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National Guard
$ 3.95 u p
,Mini mem ehargv
STAR T TU ESD AY
f v v n.:v(wwajw> v»
to th e
w m p m , m, izato
,nfentry, CapUln Hugh U Maya
Tampa, RegimenUl lUadquarllaadquartora, Hawlqoartar*
Battery and Combat Train. First
BatUlion Batteries A, B. and C,
and Medical Detachment 116th
Field Artillery, Col) II. W. Wester-
F a r e w e ll
your ault made to measure
e
Cong ratulafions
f t Augustine, Administrative
Office* of th* Military Depart
ment and SUU Arsenal, Brig*,
imr General Vivian ColllnaJ
There haa been a striking deBt Augustine, SUU Detachment
and Service Company 124th In valopment in the a n of th* na
*tttoy. Captain George F. Ken tional parka for winter sports, th*
park bureau reports.
drick.
, Stark* Headquarters Companj
Saeond Batta Ion, 124th Infantry
N ew
pi end comfortable............
f» A h w
f e W Pint BaUallea. Company
flr-eed.Mmtioat Detachment 124 th
Ijtfantry, Lieut.
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Joaepn
G eneral
W ARE
defect 'fell to pegs the
idiyakal requirements.
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Unlta of the Florida National Field ArtOhr, Brig*4', HoadHoard are :ocatod in X
I citle* of quartan, Headquarter* Company,
tha auto, front Pensacola to Kay llowitier Company, Band, CoatWhaU-adth tbo.majority of town paaios F aad CJ24th Infra\fj.
being In citlea south of Jackson Headquarters, Headquarters Bat
ville.
■ tery, Headquarter* First BaUallea,
Tbo aUtion, with the unit* locat BatUrie* A, Band Medical Doed than and tha post commarvar tpchment, 266th tlqaat Artillery
fHartnr Defense)
and
the
are given below:
Apalaehlcfela,
Headquarters, 12tth Motor Transport Corps
Heodgoartar* Seren.t- Battalion IJeul. Cot Mayre W. Woodward.
Key
West
Hfadq-uarter*
aad Company K. 106th Engine*™,
Second BatUlion and, Battery £
LL OaL Jama* P. Coeml^.
265th Coast A rte ry , (Hirbot
Arcadia, Batjery F ifflth Field Defense), Major Wm. V, Alhury
ArtU ary, Captain Rupert Smith.
lake City. Company II. 13tt>
Aron Park, ilaadqu irtcr* Bat Infantry, CapUln ftlmund Ai
tery Mtb FteldT Artillery Brlrede, Lieut, H. R. P. Keck.
Bartow, Neadqaanvn
B>(Ury aad Combat Train. Second
Battalion' 116th Field Artillery,
CapUln C 8. Lloyd.
Bradenton. Company L: With
Infantry, CapUln F. N. Th-riot.
Daytona
Beach. Battery C
265th Cooat Artillery. (Harbor
Defence), CapUln H. K. IW h *
RbbarU’ plan outllnerl In
f a A y Journal" the alto
bMCTj division would be
to l 1/122 men and 606
-M il than half the presrsaMt—and
a ' similar
aadl regrouping would be Lakeland.
*
aK down through reglMajor R. T. Glbeon, Coast Ar
.empanlea, battAms an-l
tillery. la la charge of the Instruc
tion for the 165th Artillery regi
iwsa evolved through ment.
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* experience in the ’ Scrgrant-Inatrad'ore are as
Wlearf War, Philip- signed aa assistants to the aboV*
Mtlon, Vera Crua as officer* and are located aa fel
Mvalco, WorM*JVar. low*: Technical Sergeant Thur
pa director of ihe^la- man Hancock at Jacksonville, SUff
Sergeant Gilbert P, Keanu, lake
FWhre ' jft entered th* World land, SUff Sergeant John Gladla.
War.* Roberta said, "we had Sanford,
Sergeant
Maiarell
maBakle n, tramemloua reservoir Thrawen St Augustine, Sergeant
of untninsd man-power. Rightly Cyrus G. Barter, Tampa, and Set*
or*wretgl#,w# naed thla man- geant Henry Bergflald, Miami.
pugsr with, the utmoat laviahnesv
to> make up for onr lack of cx- AIR RACKS TtTsTART JULY I
pertonc* aad training.
DENVER. Mar. SO.-UPi-Tb*
“Oar division of 2«,000 men was national balloon end air retea aril* I
Almost dm&l* the strength of th* 'be bald In,Denver July 3, 4 god
Mmeh J
kd British division*. 5, the National Aeronautic Asso
KvUjbeJyadmitted that It was loo ciation at Washington notified a I
leigs and .ynwteldy, and at the Denver committee today.
Ju*» been alio tod to arrived on th* pared* around, b* a
ilnt -moved from Mi- 13-gun aalut*.
The
rafimant
tow In proacaa of or- pe**ed bafor* Mm In reyiew, M
by Colonel
A bert S. William*,
ty. Company D 106th ratlmanlal commander, in four*
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LAKELAND, Mar. 80. - ( * ) E. f . Callaway of Lakeland, feemar chairmen of the Florida Re
publics* r.x SCOtire CourtnlUesf-ennocncae b< will eeek the Republlcaa nomination for |overnnr.
Ut said he favored a tm
'.rand
reasonable tax upon large hold
ings o f undeveloped in i mil*proved lands, bat If the levy I* not
paid th» tracts rherald be broken
op for homes trading.
Deris ring automobile owners
contribute enough to the rapport
of the government by paying gas
oline taxes, Callaway said ha
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nut wilt attract capitat to teds
jg,' charged that ' Mw.Qdrinan
kpenter'e Tint conviction was a
iarev," and saM that Rsupthnn “ never yet ha* had a trial
[ the true sense of American
pitpru denes.” Jiih Ji •
Charles A. Lindbergh. f»ther of
is murdered baby for wheat
lath Hauptmann 11 sentenced to
g In the electric chair Tussday,
as pertly responsible fo r ' the
n r e ity " which led to the conmined m»n» conviction, Daryow
“ Lindbergh, a public hero, set
IF after dry In th« full gale of
w Jury," ho said, “ cad while il
.natural that he should wish to
Itead a trial which concerned
IB SO Intimately, it doubtlers
u not in the beet Interests of
He said be had nothing but adStation for Gov. Iltrold 0. TToff■n who already has granted the
Investment here, and that wlU
bring about
tip norms I and
kaattby growth ami development
of the agricultural, industrial and
com merela1 advantages o( the
state.** ' «...
The eanil(date said he would ail
vomte adequate f nance from
proven sources for publle schools
and colleges.
“ It Is reprehendbte,” Callswav
added, "for one person to bold
two positions of profit. It violates
W alt Whitman’s W 01
Is Sold Fo r * 3,105
NEW YORK,
S a n f o r d O fficers
Make Annual Trips
Mar. M— Wall To Infantry School
dated May 14,
Whitman’s w 11,
1*71, be pimthing to Ms mothtrt
l,oul<a Whltmra. the pistes o f hh
“ Leaves of Grass" and other
bonks, together with the returns
doe front hi- publishers, was sold
today to authorise construct loti of
k HfiOOflOO dirigible U be tmed
by the Nary Department te deei*nsIrate the vshis of large CWtakierrial alts hips fee transporting
for 1-1,100 It *, night at th« Ran*
(Jllleries,
13 East Forty-ninth
fltrrct. Th» rarity, offered at the
cloning sesni-tfi of a two-day sals
Coadon'x word that he would not of first editions and autograph*,
be Ceiled end would come front be- was acquired by Usenet J. Beyer,
vers.’ lion designed to save his New York books- iter.
The Whltmen edit, In the
H E R E 'S S H O W
in mnwi drittn*
For Your
A
frrtF —
Harrow ronfessed he was not
Wiliar with Nfw Jersey law but
I'aald the governor “has the mof.
1if not the legal right 10 (rant *
tend reprwve."
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[H E P U B L IC A T IO N
F T H IS IS S U E
B A N F O f lP H E R A L D
ORDER
S U P E R V IS O R O F
“Jur«r.t thought more e ( their
an piece In the nubile limelight
an they did of a min’*'life. The
stlmorry of the chief witness,
afcle’ Condon, I* open to Serb
ia question.
le even doubtful If other
in the ease thought an
ho feet that’s man's Ufa
• balance as they did of
persaaol'glory."
loclatlbiu both In Eng! merles erttloed the trial
i was not “fair and
he pointed out
, ,
struck particularly ni
the praoecutlon’s contention that
$
!ladder several feet short of the
Window from-'whkh the 'baby
allegedly wae removed, was used
ljr the kidnaping.
'> 7bs ladder ws| at least three
M l short of the window, lea ti
n n y ha* shown," be said, “ and
IBs trip would hate been BankA r t y difficult for one man to
negotiate."
j f Hs calledi attention to the fact
t^at a mug or stela near the
tptalcr of the window till In the
Mby's room wae undisturbed an I
that there were no fingerprints
cm the ladder, the window sill er
the mug.
' “ Net a piece of furniture, not
a bug nor a .chair was displaced,"
.1 I .aid.
■ “ Whoever removed the baby did
It eo quietly and- so expertly that
Hal a person la the hodee waa'dlslUrbed. It seems difficult to be-
STORE
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B
ored the baby so qulatly and
|th such ease."
H* questioned Condon's itatf*
ent that while he dangled |M,M In his hand the kidnaper
mo from bahlnd a dark hadgt
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PICK-UPTHAT NEVER LETS TM Man
May your nmy Armory give
you much pleasure in memory
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Write rear
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W e « n save you from
drag ea powar and mllaaga.
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�W a sh b u rn W r ite s A n
District No. i
A p p r e c ia tio n T o T h e
F ftH n w .
in s tr u c t* ) r g
CHARLES DUNN
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BOSTON S?EELE
D. U
TH RASHER
For County Commissioner
District No. 2
Congress
V IC T O R C H E C K
J. D . D A V IS O N
G* S H A R O N
FRED A . DYSON
STEED
REX
SAFETY IIARDOR,
Mar.
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■fr CAMr. n
. tt W a m s u r n o ffie * hero r a rly Sunday n i'irn n j
A r-mlkHr*** of Dm Mitnry ■ij c s r r k il a " . iv 1 IDiw u 'l i n t
of » r tHrfiMM tatth t»-M m torn* «f* (ontaiaim; money, itampr.
“ » « ' pravtwa M n r i m . Oor nwmv order* .*•»•
i>.
Hniofl « m U not 1»i rtmt v u lu tb lr* . No r iltm a l,' w ar placet I
p]*h •iihmt a t m . f i I *tkn«r'
■ Itio vn I o mi me i.i >t p »tJl»tit
Ml^rront to ?|mt« ofrWr* wh
in lttrr*ll)rntfi>n hv i«..i il
hit* n iMtoriaiif botpoH all of tor*.
ts* to M t * r p n p a r * o o w o lrr , in
The po* to f f ire w t< rohlietl turn
military profttaiea.
yrarw oru. Th thlrtri tlu*n wrr.'
tWoool DM. D. rm n u n . Jr, ■rvtr r ’ .rM . A - iti *
n u tli.i
fof fiv. f N h nor OtMer |n*„ic llmr wn* fotmil plundered near
tirfi «i«tk»nmt at St. AnRvatin., ijjtnl River.
fc i«»w »n doty with lha Orr*nlxH
RMtnoii tk Jtartfwd, CMimrtl
r t i «>»r grateful approdillon
«4Jo t« Co on*I frM fu n for *Wt
Offort* 1ft proMOtlny l hr
•fmtrtxy af m,r roRtfnont In pa.
it
is
w it h
Pl e a s u r e
T H A T W E C H O O S E T H IS
M E A N S OP E X T E N D IN G
C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S
THE
TO
PACKARD
U P O N T H E P U B L IC A T IO N
Fdf Goftfettt
OTTO SCH M EH L
O F T H IS IS S U E O F
T H E S A N F O R D H E R A IJ )
PETER THURSTON
General
Foe County Commissioner
. . -
if'
District N*. a
Seminole
ROY L. HOW ELL
ROSS L. H U M P H R E Y
Nnrvl New you can pay lor
Ktnilmj in onnvoniool mcolhhf
C. B . S E A R C Y
•
Fto State Settator
ttallmenla, through I’Utabui-jh'i Tlme-Para,«il Flan.
No rad lap*. No Ajwn payimnl. . . aa Irmy ai 18 month,
to pay. Flrwt payment 30 dayv
altar wetk la (i'tnetod end
■coopted aa Mllsltctary by you.
Only 5% llnanulnu coat.
Ccvarv lx.lh painl and liter.
CctT.a In and tea ualar lull UiIcrmaflosi
For County Commissioner
--H
District "No. 4
"
W i B. W I L L I A M S
37th SenitoriAl District
Wa R. DUPREE
For County Commissioner
D is tric t No. S
iS N O W ’S
v -K I L B E E
aentaflve* State
LEHM AN
ire, state Legislature
O m rN t, t
>N B A R N E T T
v
PAINT
S. F. (Sammy) LONG
:...
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O U IE
Cleaners
&
GLASS CO.
R . M A T H IE U X
CALL 861
J ;- T . M c L A I N
SEMINOLE
II. H. PAjrriSHALL
For Justice of the Peace
JAS. C.
Fourth District
ROBERTS I
For
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTIN'!
LETTER WIUTlNl
MAILING LISTS TYI’lNc;
CONFIDENTIAL IN\ ESTIMATION'S
D R Y CLEANERS
Seminole County Credit Ass'n
NW '.i I'aih
PHONE 801
Avr
220 MAGNOLIA AVE.
r -’ • ,r*“
F t
"1 " •
t . {
Fourth
For Sunervisor Of Registration
WARE;
D A V I D K .M c N A B
Prosecuting Attorney
>V. J . T H I G P E N
For State
Democratic Committeeman
(A -» s» .•
.A .
n r w E
.a .—
W E R T -T h e -J E W E L E R
Of Course We Are
Glad t ) do our p a rt
in helping the local
Diamonds And WstchM
Watch And Jswclry Repairing
cm Moon ting And Engraving
ran
r a ity * lfty. m s l o w m t
) HANH
Seasoned and UBfinishffd Liimber
LdMtmf. BnOdtag.AtstsrisI— Ronflag «
•trnnbtf Mcasvfad
M w efa d Rr Tha Golden RmW
■Umtmr
m sm
M
sE y
Raise Funds to cc
the New Armory
i A n r i .A f t j.r u
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lO I^ N U iM T S I
D U N D R A C IN G ■ > ' ■
A U nP U L
8AH FO
TRACK
HVti KENNEL CLUB
KH liONGWOODh
F u rn id h in er S e m i n o le C o u n t y A
M A M a w m ln A l
E c o n o m ic a l W a y
ta c iA L n
^C ^PU I
AY1TH A t
Ce n t r a l
In
C lt ln
ltd
M ost
to S h ip its P r o d u c t s '
�- ^
r7* I T - ■
i ;i -i, ■t
• ■t ’^ni
ikoute To Give Sanford EveryRactToBe
Complete Outfield f a d Feature At Track
Sanford■M arket
L E T T U C E : a « p » ll« * I I * k t . < H M a <
< ilr . i m h i I
fir m .
F la r td n
l « f c * r c I f k * . W i M t r a C T B lr*. « ■
fa , M . f l - U D
E a a ta n
m m
S
d o * w e . t * q u a lit y
M USTARD:
F lo r a e *
Fo r
la m
lium * bop.
lie - l» r .
S A L A D Wu.
t im p r r * » c . t ie .
o n io n s : i n n n n
n * . p e r dew.
b u n c h * . l* o . f b * . r o w S i*.
.
P4RFLMT: F la . p e r 4 m . k o n c h ro .
I d - t K . Iw r g * bun. l ie .
*
P E A S : IO R K E N )
F t* , k * . h a p ru ,
I I I M I U , ro w r a a t r I I . M
P E P P E R S : B u u u llra l l s b l . d rm ia a J
m n d * r a ta . m a r k e t ataaS F. W o n o r , b u. t t . M - i l M . I H bn. r r t v
e re t o t t a . l t I l l f - I U A
P O T A T O E S : P u p p llr * m o d o ra t* dom end
pod,
m a rk e t
a tr o n s .
Fla. b o . h m p ra . B lin d T r iu m p h . II.
In Last Ten Days;
*
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. ~
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, *«• roomful 0rongPM.1T, 8
. C
,
llo r u
I s P r o m i s e d folding demon in canter. Tha other R a c i n g S e a s o n N e a r s
l o m e G o o d P l a y e p g l * f * ff from Chattanooga landC l o s e ; D e r b y Is To
n
_
‘ -ot* a**J flna proipacLa.
B
e R u n O n A p r il S
o r S u m m er S eason
r or c l d ^ t*. Sanford wui ha*#
Bo w r a r T i u i a n u
B
j WIRT GAMMON
• Lookout, art -fast build
h firm ayatarn of lhair own'
HP bringing on talent for the
<
%with tha ramble . _ „ r
Back: as tha 7JT man
a rlflt-armed kid
from Hhet-y, S
.O
, and possibly
Hcrk Wynn*. Waahington’a out,,,w llnK ■*<t»l«ur payer Mat
,r*#on,°Y*r
Co,.BinMs- tha Infkid.
m ,h i
** Bobb Spurlln at
M working moat c lo .. 1y • "
ord, o f tha Clata 0 Oaorgls- S S X
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n.
a p 'W P
* V"*'
. r h l,^ nM«* "
Sot Ihtrn. at shortstop.
T-|
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National Guard
A ndersoris
pH
H i
m d Is r s r r
mMitd ffilr, mtrbst
b#Nt 1 1 .9b.
1 1 .6 0 -f l .I I 1
lib e r a l
fl'w . b u n . l lP 'H k 1.
SALAD ,
h tt. t
bnir»fMT mfxitty *5 c*TDt
O n o P K K f t r i T ; K i t a re . fo s ra tf#
H b«»N. Hog uni b4h#« Ge Me,
K pn
il|k * 9 ts ,
5 n A N ( l R 9 i KTs. see,
*o g ra d s .
bos* bafw bvhI |K»w*a lle-ll.ft.
n.
h.
a n ew plan to give yoii invigorating steep
garaga with llviryg quarter* for
th* chauffeur and for Frank
Holm**, Jolaon’a long-time ”dr*i»#r" on atag* aqd acraan.
•
About thla time Jolaon want
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_
O. P. II K I I N I W C ,
C la c k .
DU. IIKNRY
OyoraalrMt
Rf m Eiamlnat,
UIm i m CbrrceUi PlIUM
.112 H«rh A n .
MARKET
TOMATO PLANTS
Cat FWwara
4
Frrak Btrawhdrrlaa
_
Mrs. H. E. RoemO
P h u* m -J
Galary A t e *
ot •WBtBC ‘^UHoMktr* thefT — U *
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k
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ib!
qt
lb. 221
lb. l 3
i GIBBS SPAGHETTI No. 1 can
5■ «Hit%ri*r. uiiu*
| SALAD DRESSING 2-8oz. jare
: Standard Tomatoes 4 No. 2 cans
Early Garden PEAS No. 1
HtLvr.ii ri.a
n
n
Tomato Juice
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3 No. 2 cans
^
i •' %. 'ar. y
7'"- t r
t -3,1
Crushed Pineapple 3 No. 1 cans
SHEAR *
BI TTEH
PICKLES
2-16oz. ja rs'
Golden Ripe Bananas
Hard Ripe Tomatoes
5lbs. 1
2lbs
Large Seedless G. Fruit 5 for
,1
— MfV,A4n*IN----
i flciarai i U fs, Tbto ikkm cmrt of ymu mm\Uf M j w s t i ,
m of h i n i o w a)M»la* oonfori. Th# B a u ly m t ta th* ehoh
Rindless Sliced BACO^
Apalachicola OYSTERS
FRESH PIG HAMS
Lamb SHOULDERS
: u liw t ,t<> N and a p p e a r u p o n 111 *
l l h d a y n f A p r il A . I t . l » i * . l u tk a
t
» « » * • - “ ,l* r r r ‘?
- to »
•
*
|
111
'n t h * n h o v * * t y l* d * a u n * .
T h * N n n fo rd 11r r» 1c
la
h * t il>y
d e n la n a tr d *a
H i*
n * w , p * p * r l»
* h l r h I h n , n rria r ( b a l l It* p u b lis h e d ,
' ' f fn p r r o n * * * u t lv u w * * k a .
, . W I l n „ - D, p, l U r n l ' n . C la r k o f
( I d p i n l i l l C n o r l, a n d lh a n fla la l
M l Ih r r a o f . Ih la t i l l iU v o f M a rc h
bupda upyourhdEllh.JMt
%
wmrn*r.
Jolsons Planned Only A Simple Home
But It Failed To Work Out That Way
Of thl* group i?x7ly gnd Wrlghl
hav*,' o f laid, attracted th* mo,I
a}l*otlon hart for tSntr TYure
smrth. Thr catcher will ha 'aft
behind with Barnet to show hi*
M off at Kanfardc Sit Wright will
^ taken on to Chattanooga, It la
tmdaratool, for further Initruclion*, poaalbly to ha i*nt back
MAR. 30 THROUGH APR. 2
0 --
Kim.
t * t m oo
'lo ir t t r
m ile :
K **b
K lin k e r . Il.b h l#
J o *.
F H IE N D I/T
D E A I.
(I* .
M l* * H o y .
BR 1D LH
p |* T 111.
la d y T r u f l l e .
T r o u lo *
S h o o te r. W 1NOB W A H N E H f t ) .
In d r o c . f u t u r i t y , lu i h a lf 4 » H r
d o u b le
K IN O W IL L ' t l > . MTRCCJ
F O T T E II (1 ). .I lln n d y H u * t» r , k l* y
ttth .
It, r l.o .
H lc t o t o r .
tlff lc .
K i , i h . M o r p lu .k , 1 / lR D T A I t Z A f
111.
t r d i * . « f a t u r l l y . i» « l h a lf d * l 'y
d o u b t. :
It« f« * i» m .
Ilu llh r n d . r
many-w|rged h o *e' in w h ic h A l
A R > rF t> I . a I j T i l l . K in g » fo ru h *m . io la o n , J r . i
r 'c c n lly
c e le b r a t 'd
All that waa arranged, to-y.
III.A fK
t i n t ' l l (l>
II).
A m .r lr m
with 'nwmorie* of
• ■ t r ttt o r , <> I I E N I t T f l | ,
l a d . l t - * h i* f r i l b ir t h d a y la ■ p r o d u c t n ( Then Jolaon.
e v o lu tio n .
C h a te *.
bldtlm* hotel t'fe, augge*ted:
4 th r u . . . f u t u r i t y : J A Z ’A M 4 * It began IK man h* ago when “ tAt'a have a kitchenette upatalr,
T f lR t j j ,
t'. n . r a a m
R E D It IA *
Capa Al fi'«t bough} * Sacrv eer r our room. A -place to get a
M UND ( I ) . ODD n t.lIE
III.
L *» i
r u u n t.’
A p d y ' R e y * r.
M < rr4 *u lto . onnge grove In Knclno,
mile* m ack.lat* at it'ght wlthdut diy
H o t * . D IN T .
out In the valley, and unnonneu I turbing the kitchen.” Th* archi
l|h r if r ,
n u * r fr r m l!* '
Kuhy Keeler would tect worked that Is, eaaily,•
• t n a , I.A IJV t o r s
I D . h u t . S tna. th: t he ant
t I K A V y D A M t i t . N u .- D u ff. I . I T . keep the nlmple flve-nutm huu*e
O n e morning Al
had another
T I . K t m l ' N N * l* » . A o n T r i t . . K r . r t already on the prrmitc*. “V
i- m ay[y,«. "J want r. lot of *un poteht,,
T u a u ..
enough f. n," he
flh
r» *» .
i- l*
m i l* :
n l'C h etld a room or two and a treiml nevir did g>t
I 'llF . K
111,
I’ .d d y
I. In.
f l o l d l r . bath—but we'll kurp :■
and announced. Th* houiw haa aun
W is h , l l . n m i r k . T n U M T IW )T I I I . almplf.” »aid the mammy-,ing- r.lpnreheu.
i i j . k y A t.
T trrrv
iil it z
id .
R I in archill rt change I thcirl Thing
F re d J n n n .
l i l t r , c r . f u l o r l l p : U ln n d l* M .» d . mlndt. They ilrcided l« tear
! mlngly
o tfp . H K IN N Y IIA R N K Y .— i l l .
A .h old hou# down, repTactng it wild me—
T r**;
H ln n .r * C h a n ce .
JU D A S J
lla r d b o o i. D a rk A y r . k fln s I I L K N - a co'tage, still “ rmall and simple" decided
4401 I I I .
It wa* Ruby who tho. ght of it her*,’
t l h r u e . S- • a * i l l .
Lady T ra f.
Ruby
flc . I I A I . I , r i ! l J t V A
111. . C a r . l. a * posaible gueata. That wa l huw tha
wing began—two
gurtl Idea. "I
R ..» k ,
IN D IA N
O F F IC E R
D ) . eaat
c t i u i 'n l . n n t . I lo n n l* 1 1 , 1 1 . Ih n a h * . room*, two dreaaing room,, tw) aha sug
IN K V IH yT I D
t l h r» e *. f u i u r l i y M o lly M « in n » . more bath*, do with that retllad, a hath
"Sure
<V*e Im o d .r
K A T E IIIO O IN S
I D . tha Jolsons went Ka*t vacationing.
n r . I l T JO N ES I I I . A N N W I L L * d .
Al Jolaon. Jr., ram* back with we'ra di
IT .n R o ll, M O , I a I * M y e r*. D ia l*
Jd"n.
141b i»e», l u l u r l l y :
J A N T 111.
t n o , r t . T c a flle D a le , JACK,
m i ' H I. r * r E *.
F lla h t o r d e r .
T R A F F IC T R A W L E R I D . N . » l
1l l h
r» c *.
i- l*
m il. :
f l'E N
The houaa haa a five-a tall
LEGAL NOTICE
A ntw
klmr sk*V
■ ■ ■ iiiiiiiiiM iim iu m in
Ijfbf-al f*|q,r»«#A|stW«.
laler.
.
lie Uvea ' dot* lo Manager
Clydd Milan'in Ttaaa. and *o
Imprcaaed tha aklppar with hla Intaatlnal forliturt* and a'l-raund
promla* that Milan took him to
a baiwball school and then brought
him on In Kara.
No doubt Columbia will b*
clamoring for him hafora many
erfora day* Kata gon* by..
Roumillat
r
%: so ito..r*r jju a llt f
T t 'U N t r *
H ttp p lU s
with the ialDr eaplullaol a* to
ioga which ihonld fitdih In tha
Another
propoaed
working]
agre-ment with Jackaonvllla ha:
fal m throrgh. About all tha laioknuls mold giva thrpi waa Etkilk
Dltla, fin* flrat Uckur, bt't Davl,
hat been laid |ow by Uinta*.
TO THE
Hint’s laland. In tha Bay oi
Pundy, waa named for John Kan!,
tw liM aw< an Engllahman.
b*. kiapra
T ilo o m o d a la
to - .tip
d Q IT A S m F t . h o
h a m
T a llo w
a -.,* I t a a . tt. ll
S T R A W R E A R IE S : F la . p in t A m o a t.
I - O r .t ie .
TO M ATO ES:
S u p p lie d l l c h t .
dom »od
«od,
m a rk e t
fir m .
F la g re e n and t u r t l n v . u n w r a p .
Former rriidrnt of 8anfard,
who U now MtUtant Adjufant
General of Florid* wtth beadquartan at tha Stata Arsenal in
B,'. Auguatlna, FIs. Col. MeNa
Stars la Chief of BUtff, V. P. W.
Florida dirt*Ion.
_______
«t what halp haa bean daft!f"r
V)"7 promlaed th e , club. 1 .1 .. * ' rnl*, Mo,k- * H
' 1" ' " 1’
known. But tha point of this f l t aH? “ ‘T
P
T
I I. that there I, enough fine * IU *
° Co,Um'
"tS
* talent on hand to go far f ,r* "k
ird fll Ing out both llne-upa. !* .
W'th
” h‘
rw of the kid, sra Washing. Inr‘ °" thU M ,,on'
propterty and tha Kata may
Sfnfnr.l may get flrat rail on
to plica than aliewhata. ,,mm»r 0ulnn- "P^Wlng Chal
et praaent thay ire In the t» "00** th,r‘‘ ’ « * " ■ ■ "<1 B[robtout fold and lal'a aee how they ,b '» "t11 ,,nH John
**coni1
a op.
, aackrr from Cl ear land, Tann., and
complete Danfort outfield *L
M'Nit y, Chlckanviugs,
catching corpa and entire 0*. fir A baneman.
imbla Inner work* might lw
Also the Florida town la likely
lUad. There la Roy J\yt Trny to get Owen Wright, a tall young
ctn and Gardner Barnea fur Takan, w h o ha* ciptlvaled tlia
Banford garden*,- ' with Dun- Lookout ramp with M* rlghthandad
7 .
wo. r» n.TiJi! i o i u ir.w-
n o o ro r l l . o t . l t I I .
n a n iR H E S : F i* . p a r b e a k a t, S Sad.
h u n c h **. I f
;■»■<,
�Section. Twa
Section Two
AN
INDEPENDENT'DAILY
NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. MARCH SO, 1936
F L O fc jD A S T A T E A R S E N A L
AT
S T . A U G U S T IN E
NationalGuardj
Organization Is
SameAs Army
C o m p a n y Is
Is
p le te
D iv is io n
Is S e e n
JwT
V'
# m
cV
to'*T
*
f
(
hr*wt O m n i Of Florida
the** day* of unemployment
dbtreaa, whan tha .whole
I la uncertain which way t->
and when, In many of our
p, people Kara Ieat patience
m deaperatlon hart uped
i force In rioting to gain
—da, the National Guard haa
brought lata public ecrutlny,
»pr«tenting that fort# which
: bo depended upon a( a tupry|gn|Q(
eat to civil power, and at -a
I rM ft of tbo flrat line of for
Company I). 124th Infantry,,
waa muster,.i Into th* itate and
federal service on Apr. 12, 1921.
The o ff cere at thr.t time were,
George A. DeCottei,
captain,
commandiitg; Joseph C. Hutchl•on, let IX. andFrenk Iwaelng. 2nd
Lt. The company waa muxt.red In
ga C ol D 164th Infantry, but In
1923 wheh the namerclal detlgwaliona o f all National Guard unite
In the country were rearranged,
the regimental dealgnatlon waa
change.I to the !24tb. In order to
tally with the brigade dealgnatlon.
which w*a at that t.me changed to
Mmi, .and tha divbion b number
Captain Arthur W. Knox
V ..
Thb company o f machine gun
ner* hat had a very gacceaaful
e x b u ic a liurfpg iu 16 yaara, and
' It b Inttreat! rig to note that many
of thoa* serving aa commissioned C o m m a n d C h a in D e
The dependability of ihl* officer* daring this lime were
scen d s F r o m M a jo r
* General To Private
* unwam m u m
*V nbY iV np
tQ 0f
them were enlbtod
»««..
if
U now lit tbo
unit.
howcvvi,
the National Guard:
be » Dtvblon* that
,n ‘ , t G“ ,rd’ , V r
ha front Una. II war.
Lt O to^ A ^
?ay«n ifaJl^^a^omd
* ,ne• ,u erganlaatton. aaveral
rt a tSal advanc. f» “* »«'*«• «-»•••»» ^ « » •
, _____ »_ America 1 ,c#* "*m*ly. Lt- Frank Loarlng,
UkU
oi.!Z* NaUQMl ^ 3U- lr ‘ P DUUO". « « • »
biaaa m*d* K 5 kilo- Elbworth C. Harper. While th*
latter b not now a member of
of a atrong National I CoaiP^ir D, h* la a member of
(S_
0#I Haadqunnert Company and hold*
leftnsa lg<pa eld aa our Of* rank af Sergeant Major, Ut
i*tf. iLaaa than two ®h*Ulion.
La* tha anrvendar at
Company D haa seen aevertl
Oeorge W^uihbMton Important toon o f dutp within
r tha attanUon of the Ml* «»• * ■*»*• IU orgmnlxatlon.
dto significance of a Probably Uta ouUUndlng service
efficient state force. 11 iu * remb red was during Ihe
"r T ? '
J ■ hurrlcana diaaaUr at Mbml-Weat
Id ea l
s is ts A r m e d
Com
A re
E s s e n tia l
D e fe n se
U n it
F orce*
Of
To
N a tio n
Jfl
il Guard, from the .mail »qu*d
ip to th* highest unit, follows
aaclly that of the Regular Army.
J
The squad, o f eourae, b
m alleit unit and Include* *«»*n
nen and a corporal, who i* re(Kin.lblr for hi* »«|uad. The *ecIon I* next and cunalat* o f two
r more «quada and i» In charge o f
■
1|
J
■
E]
'
, .entrant. The platoon i* th*
text higher unit, and there are ,hal
wo or more platoon* in all tin*' *■*
-ompanba, and each I* com- of <’
uended by either a sergeant or.
Explanation Is |
I t * thb"dlielf|Inod.foroi of •
a aatiohalfy kknow
.___n_TVal.
II.
aa the Dixie .Made Revealing
00 officer* soil min, lyabiod
to fundamentali of warfare,
ilagoototy armed, haa juatl•Military Orders
It* exWUnce, la evident, frum
M v lx b a .
A d ju ta n t G e n e r a l In
S m a lle s t
U n it T h a t
And
Lieut. Col. J. C. Hutchison
Th* ehato of esmmand In th*
"hffflnHktlOll o f th* Army l« v*rV
■Imp)*, and without It maity bat
tle* would hav* been lost, and
otherwb* there would be much dis
order.
' Th* commanding officer of any
given unit U the only man who U
euthoriirt to give orders for that
second In
parl'cular unit,
command only derives hb authori
ty from hi* commander, except In
th* case o f the Utter’s absence.
T h !/ applies rfgardlea* of th* all*
o f th* unit. However, each com
mander usually outlines well de
fined policies to hb second In
•eenmand and staff officers, and
eeaentlala of ’.IU men. In the Infanlry organisation, euch aa wo
have In Sanford, thero are three
lettered cornpanlea and on* Handquarter* Company in each battalIon. and three battalion* In th*
regiment In addition to the. companic* that are Included In w>*
batullona, there are In each rvgIment a regimental headquarter!
company, a eervlca company, a
howltxer company, and there i»HI
aoon b* added a regimental m»chine gun company, with guna of
50 calibre. Koch regiment Oleo
haa a hand. Th# atoff of aeeh
regiment conalat* o f a colooal,
commanding, and • lieutenant
'colon el, eacond In commend And
executive afneer. A major, I h o
1. p'aae and treining offlear, a
captain a* hi* assistant, a iuodIi
offlevr and a ehapiaftT"
» V • d v v l l \ d «S V U
II
C * ,-. r , . . * J .
n C l 6 T O l U U a l QS
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h.
.
.
a
lN C W A r m o r y IS S C C u
N e C e S S S ry T o A d e -|
..
it
la
q U a te ly H O U Se U n it
--------Fur It year* th* Sanford Unite
of th# Florida National Guard
bav* been houaed In varied build-_
lng». n>»»t of which hav# been
votlrely inadequate for th* pur-j
P«m . It le not generally known,
but ••<*» un,t ot th* Sanford I’oat
*«» ">«"» thousand. of dollar* of
r t u lp m a n t W d lolU by the War
p,p * rt~ at’
th . oOmmandln' oWU« r
unit I. flnaneU hr r * pon.,liL* * ,r. ‘ “ ch •"**
P*«* f £ * * • '* * £ :
How many in Florida know that
th* moat romantic of all mtllUry
reservation* axbta at 8L Augua''H
tine, where the military departmsnt of the Slat* of fiorltla I*
9 —*■
■ • Uk. Uhls «nJ h* U r*iu rot
to
Two Infantry reglmapt*. 1,- po* . .SfU.iat bonT with Ihe
loralfil In what was formerly the
i
oM
Franciscan
MonaxtrryT gather with n brigade Haadquar- g ,t , quartermaatar, Lt Col. J.
Romantic, firxt.' becauaa of Ita I tors Ceeapanja form an Infantry ||. gpengler. With the type of
*a
charming aituatlon on the blue brigade. Th* jrlgado etnff I* elm- buildings nee.aaarlly uaad
,
water, of Mantanxaa Day, and liar to th* raglmental atoff. •*-•..n a orb , In Sanford In th* paet,
second, ami moat Important, t*-- c#pt that no ahaplaln la provided.1thouaanda of dollars worth o f
Tha Infantry dlvlelan conil»t*|ordnaace and equipment hav* been
'* cause of It* long and colorful
D etach-, associations.
o f two Infantry brigade* and one lost either through theft or dand I’oat
The City of St. Augustin* llaelf brlgado of field artillery. Tha! UHoratlon. and for thb reaaon ae
d I’oat waa originally built In th* alyl* of field artillery brigade b eompoted I wall »• many other*, It became
Captain *n ancient Spanbh military town, o f two regiment* o f 76 mm. guna I oPP*r*nt to th* adjutant general
‘ h» local poet
ician l» ,h' l’ l*n « f the city being a and on* o f 1U mm guna. Tha'*™ 1 lh* offl*, r *
ago that Sanford
liaralblogram,
traversed longl- dlvfeloa also con Ulna , |»rg. m* n^
i tuillna lv by Itwo principal atr**~t. ’ number of .pecI*I troop. In a d -1•I""'1;1 hV * Z™ *** ,h~ ,ln»
I right angbe, trana- dltbn to (be division H badqu.r-ilU* for '‘ .N a tlo n .1 Quard UnlU.
■roe* .treeu dividing U r. Compaay. The .pocl.l b o o n . I . T h . opportonlly pceaenUd itself
square*. Thb plan I * n a military poll*, company,
Hr changed In all th. I algiml eompaay
tank campsay,
P
varied hblory.
motbtgycb
com ^ n y .
*u " ,
' .
.
dry thing*, but It I. m M * * ' , e o m £ £ ' . J "
rS £ £ t£
g fart that the prep- « » , b 4 . alio e - t a i n . . mod Ii •
M a jo r
Ralph
Commbalona aiu* Chamber of
Commerce.
i
V There b an architect's drawing
of th* completed building shown
S t e v e n a In thb bau* of Tha Herald, anJ
e n lfill.v e a ,
A1MT KNOd RUDIES
_IRTANBUU Mar.'
Tkrfebh Ugh achaal mi col
the sUt*.
Tint Lt George A- DeCotUe
will finish ten year* of service
very aoon, aad rank* fifth among
hb brother Infantry affbap of
•Ilka gmd*. — ~
V f
Second L t Wflhur D. Hoftnann
has wore than six year* of **T»*
bo to hb credit gad U aerond on
tha list of second lieutenant's of
Infantry In th* state organisation.
Second Lt, Kat) Nordgren will
aoon hav* l l yoara of terrla* be
hind him, and make third aa th*
seniority Ibt of second IUt»state.
tenaata af infantry in Florida,»
Captain Hacold C. Washburn - Captain Gaarg* W. MeRory
wU* finish IB yean of eervlae haa more thaa fly y .y tin aarvba
thb year, and b in eighth place and stands thirteenth amsaf th*
among th* infantry .captains In lafantry captains la th* xtoUth* entire stat*
Afl officers pad ealbtkd maw,
Fleet U WHUem F. Rung* with fir* yoara or mere o f aervcompletes hb fftaanth year of Ica are awarded the state aorveenUauoao servlco srilh the Guard
canla of m- in* nooor i
mierity la I appropriaU
A
legxeese
V a«*|
« * ia * e w l« e |
• e lw i t<d#W» U-i. Mvm-vef
-nml-alor, la a" hfnget a f^
Hlarovrr a minimum. *4*4
defense. Since tha begtaab
humanity, peopba/have reeagi
the rlghU of ladtvldua’a dpi
Hone U potaexa aad to 4)
proparty, rlghU aad llfa I
Tha CoasUtotba af tha III
State* not aaJy provide* far
common defaaae but reeog
tha reapeaaftility of all'rMaw
eontH.huta towards that dafea
Our military laadara aad 1
of our aUtamen who are M e
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S anford la T h e O n ly C e n tra l
f a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, Hlgl
A n d W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n
A J T IN D !
F L O R ID A ,
R e lie f Machinery
Organized Quickly
For-BigBlsastera
COLLEGE GIVES ROOSEVELT DEGREE
•traaalng hla -goad n .l|L b*r” pall.y, PrtM d.nl R**.*v.ll I* .hawk aa h* apaka at Rallhw **(•
C W inter Park, y ia , whl.h awarded him th* honorary d«grea t f d a.tar of lltaraturs. Mr*,
wavalt (aaatad aacond from laft) wa* given th* Algernon Sydney Sullivan modal at tha asm* tima
'Frasldont was h*norad. (Aaaaolatad Proa* Phot*)
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PRESIDENT LEAVES ON FLORIDA FISHING CRUISE
L ite Advertisers
Can Get Space In
Herald Monday
Moat Important
ngress Measure
A Long Time’
bw rrv dkjra" of ISM when 2JO0
paopb b a t ttolr Hr** In tit* aai
Pallia* Johnstown disaster. Th*
R H fro * , tkm w.« a smell, com*
peratlrole i nkn*wn nroentxstton
and mm monk it Ion and trapapsrta*
lion feel IHe. warn r**w ||-*«i*'*d_J
r * I* * »sto~rorh .M r«l|ro«H line*
orodtlw »#ry auscptibl* to fldod
destruction'
l T adaf th .ri I* .wlft; .killed
iroMllaetUn
th* for**, of
m r raiix le. from sihv'en- r»<*t<»
"•'ar.fnro In Iwlstad town* to tha
P rm ldm t of th* (toiud
who
I* a an Prer-W-m* af tk* Red fra**
with It*..tTOO rh.ol.r* prrnsrod
f- ' “'nwdbla act Ian In emer
ge net e*. J „
;,
{
Whan land transportation b
**-R
b P itt.b irth and
oikr- fW .n u ro o -ed rommnnllla*
airplane. of.thp Army, Nary,.N a♦lonal flu red. rom m trrl.l M n .
panl*. and M l Mm,), provide |n.
Id lighten Up
MHvtag to pot dawn bating that baaam* prevalent to th
toad (toad saaa, aaaat guardemen ar* ah«wa sm itin g a b
d h bund robbing an Inupd.Ud .b r a la SprlagfbMk.
aoatatad Fro** Fhata)
.
LUCKY WOMAN! NOBODY IN
k YOUR FAMILY HAS HAD d
A. COLD ALL WINTERJ
. vaaUy ',
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ne* tha
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of IDM, 1 no*
•u.-conunltt*a* whoa* to the American Rad’Crass
I? #p*f‘
J l * n**dtiS- Th,M
#>C aarvlca and “atand by
m^ k*1 v j r v »• h*)p hi flrot'.ald 41
* °*h **' W ,u * or to aogmaat Uniportrll
a.
POrtllion and communicHlon, and no rain* atnff* In hoanltola
'Spearhead af th* rolbf artny b
r*tolnR ,nd public Inform*___ ___
^
American Rod Cro.a with It* m .n* .
_
...
b .lf-ean f nr. af oxparbnea in com‘B “ rf» dlaaataro Ilka th* Pann- . U «*b»bt* oau
batUag pnhlle ralamlMa*. Whan »* tv.nl* flood*, mad lea: and dantal " • ■ » » • • •
dUaatar atriha*. th* national head- e^r#* **
rallaf, la g i'an an a " " " F n , , t v*lM
q u artan
W ssblactaa. oa the »<»ln »»ror aaU to thoaa enable to ,w t hl* k
hr* neb haOgi .r te n at- -R tM rnih
Actual evoense* Incurred rod
----------and Ran Fr*nei*cn ar* notified k t co*t* •* «upplia* uaod by phyiia modem bwx|
tha chairman af tha l««*l ehantar. « * • "«•/
P*W upon approve; af .tmoaphara af a
H* a ’aa dlroeto the chairman af the lha ehalm aa of tb* commit!** on th* laboratory
Ntomltlc* on d laaator- propoead- dioaater p rapt rad naaa.
U ught at
D#es aM* tvlltf td V tm A flT*
9om« (0000 n u rttt i n •nrolltd high
&b Ii
GRAPEFRUIT
TWICE OR
. MORE A d
fiL DAY X |
Buy now
news
No doubt of It now—the open.season (or Spring 1
is upon us. The first robin ! \u Been duly scknowle
crickets are tuning up, and the advertising colum
this paper are full of news about gayer things to
and do and eat and enjoy.
•Even a shut-in can follow t^e rhythm o f the sei
by reading the advertisements The first ad for ’
shoes is as sure a sign o f Spring as the first tulip.
W is e ly , h y ,f o llo w in g i
couwn
w e Ve
BEEN EATING
BUT THEY CAME OUT UNHURT!
on the
*■■■bum ’ll
Y ou 'llb « b u y i n g
S e v e r n ) weeks. Chmrt
A special m IIn was laaued
tadaj by U>* advertising eomkilttM of the Nation.| Quart.
»b**h la hew working on Tha
IbraU adllbn for Monday,
•tatInr th at (taro it wfl) bo
Impost felt for tha O aiN to ra l
■pan arary bnataaaa firm and
—udlda** I* tk* fro n t* before
Mondiy Ikaaa firms and esndf«b»a* ar* argad to call at Tha
Herald ta ri„ Monday morula*
If (Ww dislre tn
an ad'‘trtb+nwiit In tha adltina.
CONGRESS PROBES FLORIDA STORM DEATHS
Some Minor Expenses Committees Plan To
Were Even Paid By Meet Next Week Tb|
Nickels, Dimes Of Organize Lada In;
Old Man, Women 6 Local Churches
;
WASHINOTOn T
of
" because
‘ Waving goadbjra to tha.ring arowda at Fart Laudard.lt, FI.., Froddont Raoaav.lt (mharkad an
la annual flthlng anil.* aff th* Florida ca.at. Ha la tain bearding tha daatroyar Mtaaghar
**h hi* tan Jama* (right). Lat.r Ihty tran.f.rrtd to tha n.w presidential yaahL U* Fatamaa,
Aawalatad Fraa* FhataJ
.
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E sta b lish e d In 1908
Msr.
Governor Demands*!
Consider Clemenc;
Plea Of Hauptmatt
Sentenced T o D l
**._
New Reprieve •
Seems Likely
T c n r a ^ S jW W m ^ fO lr f
Robert a Cbstobu a so roltrrtrt
Local Capitalist,
Dies In NewYork
Hoffman Cal
Pardon Coni
To Meet Ani
Executive Hunts Po
[ o r *°*? P T "**1 *xp*«a**, evxo
far to*If small Hem* as Uaddry «eau» executive of th* O r.lraJ
Legal Opinion Sop
bUli, It v u brought out during thi Flori’n. Council, who anlhuaad'
porting Such Actftjl
b»arb* yeatorday sfternoon l»(OR •ap ru an t.llr* . of virloua church j
•
tba Haas* taeaat’g-cing «m - -ra n i:itio n . pi»,»nl..‘
T V r r • ra now iwo troop* of[
TRENTON
M ar.
2S>mitt**. Tb* basrtag was adjourn*!
> » Rcnut* 'n th- flty . the stronft
(A P ) — In th e face o f v
Klwanla Troop, No. #, ami nj
s ta te m e n t bv A tto rn e y G et
Was Head Of Sanford
mallrr troop *pon*orvd by A ll;
oral D avid T . W llen ts t H
Bank And Osceola
tool* -Catholic- fh rrh.
N e*|
B runo R ich a rd H a u p tm tn
'-onp. h rt to br organised In lb"'
"is os g u ilty to d a y as h e w a
Cypress Company
Me hodist, Pre.bytnian and Hap
tie.’ Churehta, and (hr Italy Croat
PaUr J. Ftllnrr, prealdant of i
Vpiwnpal Charrlt troop U to 'fatha Sanford* AUaatk National
toryanlscd with la-ta from tha
Bank and
aatlro chary* of th*
Chr atian
and
Congregational
Oaeoob Cyprus* Company at
Churchea.
.
Cpnyran* la trying to fix re*pon*lbUlty for the death of 2*0 World War vatermn. |n highway conOoeaob. dbd a t noon today to
Rrpor. of th* ronfcrenco with
ct| n cam p, on the Florida k.ye during the Labir Day hurricane of IH35. II. C. McDaniel (left),
Ntw York City. Bualnoaa as*
th* acout cxicutive wa. mailt l u l
aoaiatos w an adriaad by wtr* ad
night t* a committee of th* Men’. 11 man of camp No. I, la *hown with Itap. Kanktn of MD.ia.ippi, cltairman of Ih* Invaitigatlng corn
th* daath of th* capitalist. hot m
ea, aa th* hearing opened In Wa*hmgton. At th* righ; I. Hep. Pvtcraon of Florida tc.tlfylng baf°r*
flub of tha . Flrat Method! t
Information was gtran aa to whga
Church. an<l a meeting ha* bae.i
/■nathl arrangement* would b
called for Monday craning for th*
imada.
. ment auppartbg tha proposal for
purpoa* of selecting * troop com- ,
4
two
parcanOt
troaaactiona
tax
to
f* >*r. P*ltn*r had not boon writ
mlttae and deriding i pon a acout
jAlneo bo ondorwrnt an aparatbn rala* fund* for $200 monthly pan- maatrr for tha new troop. Th rty- 1
ab
n
.
far
arary
on*
orar
(0
about o roar age, and want to
•wo boy, have al.-ned to Join tha
promptly.
IN#w Yorli two VHki i « q last. Th* wits*** taatlfbd hi* wife, Mithodlat Church troop, It wea re
who
I*
hb
aacratary,
rocol'ed
a
Thorada-r and antarrd ML S'n.l
ported today by Paul Johnaon '
by pro- (Hoenitol In tha hnoa that treatment itla ry of 11.47S from th* Town- who, with E. C. Smith' and If. It. 1
■and organisation iaat year, idling
CITY NEWS b r ie f s
that wa. her Only campanaation. McCall, Jr., attendad tha confer- ,
SolUvan than a*timated Clam- ance with Mr. Drown.
Committeemen
from
other
asto* total tocoaM la IMS from tha
Could Hm^e" Escaped
orgaabatlon waa SI2AM. Th* wtt- churchea hop* to call meet!nr i Beautiful Birds Are
n et. confirmed that flguro. 11* ax during th* week to get their Day
Brought
From
Keys}
ceiina
uiiy,:
With S u f f i c i e n t
plained, howavar, It did not cover Scout aryeniiat ona started. Tim
Daptlat Church was reprcaenU-1
Warning Of Storm
axpena* mrroay h* racaltad.
at the conference with Mr.
. Under queatbalag
Cl*meat* Brown, th* acout axacutira, by
The tide*: .Sunday: High at 1 07_
WAFIIINOTON,
Mar. 28.—
agraod that a W.rhlngton apart- Wm. E. Kader, H. B. McCall. Sr., , Two pair* of tha rar* white- A. M. and 1:40 P. M4 low at 7;.IU
maat occupied by hlmaalf and Dr. ami Allen Moaaly; the I’reabyte- crowned pigeon* were added Ihli A. M. and 7:48 P. M. Mnn<lay: (AP) — itrprv»enUtiv* Wilcox,
Tawnrowd at a N atal a f I1S0 a clan Church by C. R Maron. and ,week to the Hanford Munieipa ingh at 2:12 A. hL and 2:30 P. M . KlorLla Deinoerar, to’d Ih# Haul*
yaatarday
tba Epboapal Chimh by Ralph ]Zoo It. C. It. M i.on who Obtained low at 8:30 AJ M. . and 8:54 P. M. v.trran*’ anmipltlb*
*» •
H
• * that With 1 "aufficUal advance
A .'4^nltVr<anH Ray M o n i|l? a tfi tha blr<Jx on hi* recant vlalt to **
J. T. Klntoy pleaded no) a con- warning" " \e trra n . ItonM ’ haro
F* ’8w Lam^oog Christian Chureii K*y West and Cub*. They were
Wllents today took tskua w tS tM
rational Bank,
Clement* a a* roneed ad tha maid comifiltUsman, was unable to at- prr.rnted to the aou through the lendra before County
Judge brrn removed from FlorUa key* Hoffman charga that tha Ha»p4
tad elaa-proal- hire, atlllttoa biU and "aanaa Uttl* Ui>4 tha confrrencs.
8
«prefllef
ramp,
before
la
.t
'courleay of W. W. Demaritt, auper- .Sharon today to tha charge of
mann trial "roakal with nafStyv.
*• and aa proa- food," aa wall as other Incidental .Aa a result of a visit of th« intendent of lighthouaaa for the embr.ilemrnt, and w.a *ent.nced| triolier’* aturm in which approx nr;», pai.lon and praJudUo." Tha
taro years and [Bring axpattiM war* paid for ly boya of Troop A to Lyman School! •liatrict including Kay Writ, a to pay th* coat* of proaecution or imately 250 wars killed.
attorney general aaldi "Wa dla.
' ' th* orgaaliatlon.
The committee I, .ceking to fix put* tk* right of tha governor ko
nvhara th#y put on tK«ir play,L
to serve #0 day*. II* paid.
— —
\ Aa Bui Ivan want a ear th* aximpossibility for the Iota of live* place tha prratlg* and ■—
fY m frn l
account .lowly and caroful'
W
AU member* of th* Samlnot* among veteran, sent to three Re hi. o f f ~ - S ' '
V y U llll U l , ty, k* .topped one* to Inqutro
Boy.’ Alhietk Club are requested <lief Adinini*tration camps »■
n n o n P y ,' a boat a laundry Item.
to meet at th* arena next M«n- 1 l i f t ,
,
1 U ( “I aUrtad aut to go to Rocha*Saying it wa* comparatively He 'L.urpa th . functions of tha
■lay evening to conaider p an. for
H T n # A ' U r*M explained Cl.menu. "I ra
th* amateur week with Orlando In (B*y to chart th* cour*e of a rourU. During th* trial not m u
t i M II
.*1**^ a Ulagram which nacaulhurricane In advance, Wilcox cm- Hauptmann mada any claims ed.
tha near futur*.
i tatad » y going an to Danver and
phaaixed, **| don’t know whoa* unfairnau."
■ a rt !•*—W) thane* to Loa Angles and consa(lov.rnor Hoffman denied agmhl
(suit It waa" that th* warning
“r* ,*our*e *1 quantly waa sot proparad. Thar*
today h* plana to glea Hauptmnni
wa* not given, ami added:
weatlona com- waa one*, or twlea. whan I had to
“I ant making no charge*. I another reprieve, but rafosed tb
» * American bars a ahlrt laundered rather
ant1 more tonrtrnrd now in doing u ll what hla futoN plana a rt. , I
irgTaph Com- qolck)yf’
Robert W. Hicks, Washing**
•omalhing to prevent’ a repetition
aald today Th* wltnaaa denied Bullivan’a In
In my dlxtricl, for we ar* not go crlmlnolagtat, rvturned by pint*1
to datormlnh llmaUon thkt hla laundry was aiing to be ab1* to accomplish any today from Havana wbtN ha k%Ai
y attempted to way* ahargad again*! hla axpanaa
thing or roitor* on* Ilf* when wt bean Invaitigatlng certain phsiaa
of th* caaa. Ha waa to m a M ln
nay aaaert.d arrounL
do fix rtapoiMlbUlty."
>aJor phase of
Bacalpto of tha erganlaatlon far
Wilcox aahl h* way unable thia Immadlat* report to th* goearnqr,,
«d would also last October, Novambar and D*•melon to haea ) 2S,000 appro lllcks checked th* report Ugil
laador Flach, friaimi of Hatqm*
1 A. T. T. has combat won estimated by tba wit*
priated In the Kona* for warning mann, now dead, had off grad to
* control pah- aaaa at |K«J)00. Ha isM It roprafaetlitlaa “bceaua* th* Waathar
sail In Havana aoma "bat m im r*.
UatlN a r ad- wanted a hoot half a f tha total cash
Bureau wouldn't aufflclantly bock presumably part of I M f e j LhaA*
rocalpta line* th* inception of th*
ma up."
bargh ransom.
Ha also contended that E. A.
Pynchon, .tat* WPA admlnlatro*
lob Apr. L Inalatod be eras wash a
Registration book* for the two tor, had offarod to build storm Phil Roberta !
to glen definite figure* on total*
City precinct* will remain open In proof refuges and warning .ta
and task an kind without chock- loading knight; Claranan Adam.,
In The Bass
tha basement of tha Court House lions along tha kaya. bu! "tha
fa* bank account* In itat* i n * loyal knight; Herbert Me*«er,
until 9 o’clock this atoning. Up to Weather Bureau refused to co
and regional haidquartoro.
laetaring knight; B. B, Roeika, Ih* Shoamakar Hogging
noon today 70S had Nglriered In operate In even designating polnta
filar: and "O. W. Spancaf. Knato*.
trials wars dlaq.alified by th* Product I and 821 had n-gUtared at which tha stations ought to b*
Tomarmw Is to bs "AS Florida court when they aald they bad In Product l.» All rotor* In tha placed."
’
W eft Virginia Msn . B ka
Day” a t tb* R artif-C anton, fln»l opinona about tha guil| or Count^ must re-rogUtar thia year.
K.proaantallvo Patman, Texas,
ic h iim H Oa Vaaro roael
Killed In Car Crnsh a i Palnlkn, and a nurebar of San- InitKcnc* of th* defendants. Th#
fevd
planning to go. other was challenged by Ih* atolyCounty Tax Collector Jn». P.
)PBid For Lot
Thto left 31 name* In th* pan-.-l Jinkins call* tha attoation of prop Registrar Thigpen
1J J J * . { ; " •
ifnoUm Avenue
from wbirh tk* Jury la being erty owner* to the fact that taxes
Seeks
Second
Term
«hu* third .n d f# .rtk
drawn.
bacom* dal inquant on and after
----- -- war* occupied by C. C.
tha flrat Monde/ In April, which
W. J , Thigpen, ruparviaor af and. J, g, Tillto who bra*
Vealrs Change Oppaaad •
rogtotoatien, • has annaanced aa a aavan-poand threa-suoM
in o n T T /'r a W F
JA CK BO N V fLM r M arr-SS—
by tha office thto morning, many parsons r a n d U R m r a atcorel term, .tat- f-V* m d I half pound I
UOO.000 Amtrl- 0F>—Circular* signed
tntenatfled in’er- "communist party, a*ct;an two, desiring to pay thalr taxes baforo Ing: "If my official conduct «f sptetiealy.
the office ha* marl tod your ap
realmart-problem. district 21." today called upon th*
proval ap that N ’> N n giro m*
people of Jacksonville to Join a
your support I w.ll b* moat grate LOCAL WEA1
rreivenuat to put down th# . K'l
ful."
. _
,
Kim It ton and "•** H tt that "tha Cadet Gatchel Is To
Mr. Thigpen ha* bean a resident
flogglpg trial roars ins in Tampa-'
Sing
Over
The
Radio
of Scmlnoto County for 90 year*, to * Aearoi
where th# people wlU allow a*
-unlng hare In INS whan Ban- £ , i cJ * r*
whllqaash."
MARION. AUl. Mar. 28 -C ad e
<rd wan r Uttl* town of about i
,
F. Stewart Gatobal of Sanfpnl
FI*, will sppror with the Marlon ’.500 people to handle tha axten- 1 ! --------Bonds To Pay Veto Institute giro sink os >n». I from lea real citato holdings of 8. •«
iWednesday,
Trow. Later, ha angugad In buaV • ...... .......
Being Sent To Banks 9:41 to 4 llf F. If. C8T when the -waa
rtney. d#pu-)
for hlmaalf, handling rial }
Institute
band
and
glee
club
ap
th* County,
-state and Insurance. Ha la ft S . •
WASHINGTON, Mar. 2Xr-4JH pear *ear atatlan WAFf at Olrm- native of GraenevUlf, N. C.
I t npprosl,• -------—
t Who filed —The Treasury ha* begun aWp- lagbart In a radii concert Station
rtalnly have andaaeared to ii ....'
p’ng |M bonds i a F*.lmml Raaayro WAFf broadcast* an, IIto kilo- prrforbv tha duties of thfav offtoa
..
/
banks hi propagrtioa far paying eyelwaa to ptorit tb* approval of tb*
Tha program U tk annual of cltlsroshlp of tha Coaaty," aald
th# soldier./ bongs.
t
Rhlpmeres began an- receipt fering a f tha'g U tfet-im ! has ra- Mr. Thigpen In announcing far Nrrtead rei'eh 4*»orobieM»wmcnt. It «lection. "Every .■rotor .has a right
Rare Pigeons Are
Added To Sanford
ZooByC. R. Mason
Jm naam*
aunts dm
Wilcox Says Vets
Should Have Been
^Moved To Safety
and an opportunity to Judge how
oall | haro succeeded in my ef
fort*." HU experience aa « beak,
kropar kaa anablad My. Thigpen
to obtain and record aqyrort addraaaa* af tba eoton, h* aaiA
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r- C riticises o f th e f tc itf e n n o f th e 8 o p re m » C o u rt v g fy
fre q u e n tly r e f le c t % h i i h t n frW tty w hich is o fte n FvMPnfceil
la th e co n d u c t o f sp e c ta to rs a t a b aseb all g a m e d r . p r t r t
fig h t, th e u n w illin g n ess to a c c e p t th e decisions o f th e u m
p ire o r r e f e r e e w ith good g ra c e , w ith a r e s u l t a h t « m o u n t o f
raxing. I t U a c h a ra c te ris tic w h ic h m o tiv ate * peo p le to v io
la te tr a f f ic r u le s w h en th e co p isn ’t looking a n d th e n to b e
com e v io len tly a n g r y w hen h e c a tc h e s you. I t Is h Charac
te ris tic w h ich rin ftca g o lfers k ic k th e ir ball o u t o f th e ro u g h
v a n ta g e W i t tb W f op p o n en ts. I t I r a c h a ra c te ris tic w h ich
ca u se ! so m e b u sin e ss m en to d is re g a rd a g re e m e n ts, in
a b o rt, i t fla fk ehaT SeteH siic w h ich reb els s g s ln a t liv in g up
to th e M e * .
T h e s to ry b re la te d o f a v e ry g o o J' g o lfer, d s tic k le r
or rules, w ho h a d occasion to bo p la y in g w ith a v e ry prom n en t d o cto r, l i r e d o cto r a t on e s ta g e of th e g a m e te e d 'h is
ball six In ch e s a h e a d o f th e m a rk e rs . The " s tic k le r” w a s
v ery c a re fu l to p la ce M s ball e x a c tly on th e lin e a n d th e n
d ry ly m a d e th is o b se rv a tio n : " I alw a y s play th e fu ll course,
d octor."
’H ii* Is edrely th e only w ay to p la y th e g am e, acco rd
in g to (h e ru le s . B u t how fre q u e n tly do w e see people p r o
te stin g a g a in s t th e en fo rcem en t o f th e ru les w hich th e y
th em selv es m ad * . I f th e re Is so m e th in g w rong w ith ru le s
th e n th e y sh o u ld b e changed* b e fo re th e g am e g e ta u n d e r
w ay, an d n o t w h e n one side h a s g o tte n in to h o t w a te r. I f
legislatio n is n ee d ed w hich w ill b e n e f it th e people, an d if i t
is leg islatio n w h ich can n o t s q u a re w ith th e C o n stitu tio n ,
th e n th e th in g to do is to c h a n g e th e C o n stitu tio n an d n o t
la m b a st th e S u p re m e C ourt.
WASHINOTON, Man
PJ»sifting Mini's pitfiss*
masttry of dks damoMa,
CWqttTt* l » tM M M *
Al*_JS^t.
{
fkxsB r a x to d a y
rA*T STANDING:
0
lad, ys people dad msko
th is praise to he kssnl;
doth oar soul h* Ids,
MM. UW
Mlaalnlypl v«nqr
and New England fjoeda so* th-i h i
tofrlTc tom* A m in the ew tn J W # | W f
*<
West and SonUnroot la I9f7. H r,
ricaoes la IMS, IMS, 1M4 and. * • * - * • ' ' * * * * * , * “
19SS, tornadoes In the Booth la b BsalW a * Caltfonrt*\1>M and tho MM eorthqudho ft*(W #
J.
Mr fltUag M*ia\aa'-(
•<f t S S T i
Accidents In Homes
fat oar foot t* bo inawod.
’•tsy homo and build my
ro Umlght—
LONGWOOD
lot (he North wind try!
Griff Seholflold of Rolllna cUm
of 1936 la a t tha Theological
Seminary Loulavllls. Ky. where be
In study ng theology and muile
yeor, t i n . Two.
Poator Joe Void* of Longwood Report sod talk on the Brownies,
Bap'.li t Church,' a atndenl at
Mrr. .Cochran. , •>
■
Station, recently attended the lit* .The program m i fk e k frfs.n f
Mr*. Thoropjon. Refreshment* Of
rr.VK ■ robin cyme
I igrlns wo* In the ikyi
e^ w c
iordiy, lb* pn.'*v willow
ihtd wjtfc new delight—j
rateh and Inild a Tire, for
now taokihtl
l .
I wild March whirl* gafei
flVrte wind
| X n . T f wr, Mrs. Odd Undqulot,
afternoon a t four o'clock .in Un.W rs. Du I Jones so d bahiea; memChamber of Commerce building, -.bln!, liW *moo Ericoen. Boroll,
Tha prom un presented « u i ■; Tkonpo a, Bolly, Boatoloon, Merwoe hsaated la earring rsfmri,R odlng, NaUHe T nm ,
*a sad BaUMgoi. M n. Briooen
i,.
drive a tha
weekly luncheon Wtdneiday at
Snnnyahada Park.
lire. Em tat llnrrla continue*
III at Fernald-Laughton lloepltal,
Sanford, but la iloyrty improving
under Caro of D r. K n o t and Dr.
Inatdf, a fireplace glow*
op my cabin warm)
B tw M
tha loga aoft light
hrrarotp! out
HUkvugh tha aleetfd pane—
/___
5r c .
»ti l
«r p r
Bather fcrtcaon.
«u.
Scott
Tha Lyman School P.-T. A.
Upsala—GrapevtUo
alngefs gave a concert at Lake
Mary
last
Thu
reday
evening
be
r -• ‘ ’
Captain Gao. Ifunaott has refore a large audience.
■ M Stay home and lat my flrv
The Home Demonataatlon Clob turded frem Baranaah. Go.. Shore
Ii'A*anwke awing
gave a dellc'oua roast beef cupper he .pent » few day. with M<
» IgMlnaf the wind's mad roar;
at
Library Friday night which daughter, MUc Joeephlno IhoM A ,
on tho ro ad w ay s.
’ feoold tear a bln) try toeaej
cleared abou, |30 towards vend who la In coUege at QoJegboctv
i
K'Agninit my ahottervd door;
ing 4-11 Girl* to Talbthriaee' for <Jl, JL * if * 1 I t'
teh summer courae. About JM
Two raw* girl bet lea are reccn*
Jf' tig h t wtU warm my willow
guests were lerved.'moetlyipolltl. arrivala in oar eection, a l u t e
Hpw llftlUMBt
SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO
eal candid*t»«.
"
daughter tb Mr. S im) lire. Ouflt-'
..Where they btfsdly ding;
A Oypay Conceit will be gleen
Dr. and Mrs. q E. Walker Mr. WLltam Ohvln Cohlbouirt, dldatee.
•hdn build a refuge here—for
spent the,week-end at Beabreeee both of thU dtp. ,T h«' marriage by the P.-T. A. Slngere at Long- ■ala.
' «S»tl»e epringl ,
with their'daughter, M in Flora will taka place Thursday, April ,Library te Tu'eadey reenlng. Mar.’ Mr. and Mn, Warraq ,
•!
—IMnoels Croeno.
Walker.
SI for tho benefit of the Chlldren'e o: Jacksonville vUiUd Bj
n , 1916.,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Taylot an
News of the death of N. U. Clinic St Lyman School.
Lne home
her paranta, U r.
Many group* of Longwood citlyou are troubled with cold*, nounce (be btfth of a little ion on Pogg of Altanpinte came to the
B f t T r 't f ,
»naa or ruplratory allmanta Sunday, Mar, 2d.
Ilarald office yeiterday and. was hens spent part of Monday In
R oust Loadquist |
la u r . Park greeting President
kt you should use lot* of perThe members of tha Eastern » shock to the editor and will bo IWf later.
Dsnla where he will
i In a Kent factory hi Eng- Star Social Club ware delightfully to tho a*ny friend* of Mr. Fogg «M Mrs. Roosevelt.
Bp the earning WOT
K i. and Mrs. H. W, Lovejey of
■ B g tta .ti gjrl working la th e tn U rtalm d .b r Mr*. T. A, Bluett Is this city when they n o d Umm
— York entertainedJ their eouvMew
at h-r home on Magnolia Avenue llneas Mr. Fogg was one of the
Friday afternoon. The afternoon ■pioneers of Orange county, h a t IM, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ports, of
Washington, D. C. over the week•octal dub of this popular order ing been a resident of this Motion
earl.
4a l delightful feSthre with the for >0 years. Ula "Oak Knoll”
There wlU be apeda) muale apladles whose duties prohibit, their placa at Aliamonta la now one of
BsnaeeUer Polytechn'c ■rtendsnee a t tho evenisg aeailona' the show plate* la Florid* and propviate to Palm Sunday at tha
Episcopal Church on Apr. 6 In the
have
organised tha of the order. Thoe«-present.were; demqnatrateqi what farm h i
i t bf Future Ware." The Mrs. MrAIUter, Mrs. • Griffin. fruit trowing can accompIUh In afternoon.
Mr*. Sovtall
bat they are "going to Mrs. B. E. Toler* E f t, Mamye tho pipo ling* of Florida. •
been -coming <
t Iks gravy (nrtesd bf Trior, M n. J. Ik Parker, Mn. T.
helping da wi
Mr. and Mm B. F. Wheeler.
K Smith, Mrs. Bfflo Fe*. Mry- f. Mr. a*d M n; f t F. Lee. and J. a
LAKE
MARY
Mexwell, Mrs. Alfred Utje, Mn. Lob of Uvletlo apont Friday It
Henry Nickel, Mrs. Moore. M n. R. Saaford enjoying the Bydag
tf Mary P.-T. A monthH. Mason, Mrs. . Harvey'Renfro, Festival, fkoy-ware tho dlam r
neering Was held Thursday
Mrs. MsGohagliC MfaJ Robert gueola of.M r.1 and Mm. W. f .
hf Mar. IF. at tM school, and
Shlaholaer, Sad,M m. Ovtkri*.
Carter. '• • 7
feature of the evealog woe
Mr. and M fl.' I I . l i t . Chappell
K little 'a b a ' was bom to Mr.
ike annual school oahlb t.
announce
thq
eagigemeot
of
their
and
M
n.
John
Stamper
an
Frida/,
4 induatrial mi<
' Adobe those from Lake Mary
lave to find •a sab- ilMghter, Mias Mary Ckkyptll. to May. H T - ;.
attending the entertainment and
I grip fruit
school B hlbli last Friday night at
f t mass of
•WUobf scbool la Pools were: Mr.
dally vitafbd Mr*. Bailfy, Mr. and Mr*
Pugh, and Mr.’ and Mr*. Kla/tr,
iff (red vnlUtmanta, If
iMr. inarM ra. Howofi, Mrs. and
it,
on*
u
uaufRy
re
would change the
Mm . ah % Iro n , Mrs, Brown, Mn.
st right, tha itcpnd Ban. Mm. Peahham, and Un GW
.e trd ttq n ef tU
medical or educalloa- B e^atf l iat l e f tinlia who pot ou
*d only tha third ap- the fU b "Faroda of The Wooden
Slow Kecnatng
Hinders
Wi
p1
k^lUlkxu a n
i n< <
f t ]||f AfH|g, *Rlo
***< »■ »**
too theory that: m en pubU;lh*.solution to Ula prubRotharmtr*,1 puh-'
of the Daily Moll, koa ofiorgt* prlaea for tha hoof
o s ntm ctlng recruit*,
on*
Briton* of today,"
s e ts jf r
wri4"*-
paeaNpaflk
the United State*.
At the height
drought h win
<
Bt*a • 1* **M- Honry 8tirnoa
*r» euUrtaJatng two of the wife's
d a tfn M I M r fpbfilw fwm
H r* Jerqey. T h ay 'raritsd Tbun- government The total domag* to
trip e,
MveSloek Sfed toll ftas
I j .a
'
> ______ '
--roughly figured In aiMMi r f i r
billion dollsra.
;v
: ThU compowa With SOOAOO perOVIEDO
e ra aided by th e Bad Croa*
i
■ n r , soothing, guiding; amnil
Bf'' tfctnga In tha rain!
S
o f' It—flood* and droagkt—-hnvt* .
canted the 1 lArrfrr * fomMatfce c*lx ?r ^ ^ i0 ** ”
•jjj'
damage, d a r to tha extent of tho J“« d ®’®°- **M "f w ° sn e e affected. A Major
‘ \
j
i
ndldrtea the Oviedo Men’s
oea not partleipato In pollany way sad ; th at it eras
cent Eaatarn flood* in which about
171 Urea were loot
, .
Mert terrifying , than drought
or flopda aye eurthquahee, hovel-1
eanta and tonuddoa.
The tornado la on# of tha moat
feared fnrew of qataw , hut its.1
bath (a
la narrow and It rmydiy kite
path
Cut Flfrwet* r<
J
tho westing was a moving
tuxk with lecture by Rr. Gt
«*dg» tho aMpieoa e f tW .U:
Statec. Auction AaaoeisCoa e
Wg vertoi* growing aconsa
la dlfferaat eeetlona of
H u tea arvi also ahow-
funds oca ooyeated to
, tm m moatben who
|JW
mf im
*fiMna
", * ,p
IVw^tin
o*wppg«,,
�4
1-vr e j e c t
T
HONOR
Recital
To Be Given Monday
ties
The public la Invited to attend
an expression recital to be given
Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock
a t th* South Side rrim ary School
by the pupils of Mm. M argaret A.
—-— ■
.
M affett and other local talent.
Th* progrr.m will be presente I
as follows:
Plano Solo, Mi * Mllrded Nix.
"81eepy I l i a d '. Iri® Gey Flowers.
"Baby Logie", Patricia Anderson.
“Doll Children". Jr nice Cook.
| MIAMI. Msr. 28._ (A b ^A M
"The Rath", llato r/a Ann Edrn- y e a r - o ld e i r p e n t e r I t h e ld h e r e
, *» a u th o r o f le tte r s
d e m a n d in g
field.
•A Good H ay". U R ny Gilbert.
I, c i s h fr o m t w o M in n e a p o lis m e n
(Iu n d e r t h r e a t o f r * > e * i n g in f o r n t a "Skk", Kenneth leffler.
"Fly rg A Kile", Duane McSlar- lio n he c la im e d he p^aacssed a b on I
t h * s la y in g th e r e o f W a l t e r L l g row.
PETERS,
Calendar
Sorority - Members
Honored A t Banquet
M em oen of the Plil A lp h a K*PP«
a,
MONDAY
Ion recital
l>« Friday a im in g a t tba
School, Tha public la bars who i n Senior* a t Seminole
High School tU t y e a r.
invited-.
P M B jM
Th* Senior* war* m at *n» tha
Dr. pfeeman of 1 the Psychic
Bdenoa Church will fiv e a lecture door by tha Mkaaa K athryn Thlg___ _ pan, M artha A dana and Dorothy
a t A dd' P. M, at tha Woman’*• Club
1* In- W tgghu, committoa In charge, end
on Oah-. A tH M . The
" Mr*. J . M. Stlnodphar, eponaor.
They were usherd Into the ban
>
TUESDAY
M n . W. T. Langley and Mr*. quet room by th e Junior and
Ralph Austin Smith will gl*e U Sophomore member*.
The banquet table was a r
subaeriptkm bridge p a rty at 3:30
P . M. a t tha Woman’* Club for tha ranged la the fern* o f a square
benefit of the building fund. Ras- end seas centered w ith gladioli
aiiutlan* may be made with Mr*. la th e ehape o f a sta r. Piece cards
were -green and w hite end were
L angley or Mr*. Sm ith. .
Tba board of manager* of tha Inscribed with the sorority Insig
W onun’a Club will m eat a t 10:00 nia, Places o f th* honor guests
were m arked with sm ell diploma*
A. M. a t th* club house.
bearing th e ’ subject of a toast
WEDNESDAY
which each had to ghre later In
Monthly business luncheon of
the evening. T heir fav o rs were
tha^ Woman’s Club will take place
a t 12:30 P. M. a t the club house hand-painted m tatture “Senior*"
mad* by Ml** K trlin Palm er and
I Mr*, F. S. Lam ion, Mr*.
Miss E Iti4b*th Leffler.
V.’Ramiejr, and Mr*. B. K.
As
vice-president
of
the
*1 7 *a j hostesses and Dt.
£th Tracy a* program »pcn- sorority, Mb* K athryn Thigpen
■pemltrr, Dr. A. D. acted as to*stmlatr**s snd wel
. ^ Reservations may comed Tba Seniors. H er sddrtee
was responded to by M ist Martha
fltfep h o ltln g 79-J.
Me Do ns Id, president, and a mem
THURSDAT
ber of the Senior Claes.
^
Jy meeting of ’ the Chil
The honor guests and Mr*. Stloedren, o f the Confederacy will take
clphar were presented with cor
plac* a t 4.-00 P. M. at the home
te g e s a fte r which th* following
o f MU* Lucy Roumillat and Franprogram we* given:
el* Soumlllar, Palm etto Aeenue.
Vocal Solo, MI11 Cecelia Truluek.
Tap IDsace, Mias M arjorie Cogborn.
SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE
T hey were accompanied by Mla*
IP waa announced today that Lenora Whlddon, pianist.
Those present were: Mr*. J. M.
W .T , Langley and Mr*. Ra ph
A ustin Smith will glee a subecrlp- S tln e d p h e r,' Sponsor, the MUse*
tion. bridge party Tuesday after* M artha McDonald, Carotin* HOT,
noon a t 2:30 o'clock a t the W omip'i Virginia^ Meriwether, M ary Chap
Chib on Oak Aeenue for the bene m an, Anna Cornell, Doris Walker,
fit of ,the building fund of the club. to o ls* Purdon, and - M argaret
Prtse* will to |tfa r d * d and refreib- R ails, honor guest*, and Ann
m*nt* will be served. Those »r* Jonee o f Lakeland. M arguerite
rletijg promptly will b# aw*riled Ingley, Mary Higgins, Marian
ISO point*. Reservation* may be B* bridge, Martha Ad im s, Kathryn
m ads by telephoning either Mr*. Thigpen, Dorothy S te w a rt Lenora
Langtoy or Mrs. Smith. Th* public Whlddon, Cecelia Truluek, Dorothy
U Invited.
.
Mitchell, Virginia HcRory, Mar
jorie Cog burn, Jacqueline Camp
bell, Nancy R ossetter, Lillian
Adams, Karlin Palm er, Helen
Palm er, Elisabeth 'Leffler, Olsda
Dyson,' and Dorothy W iggins.
Tonight
Why
^
&£ Tonight —
Revival S e r v i c e s
Jqgminate On Sunday
T hq special revival services, th at
have been conducted by Evangelist
Clyde B. Rogers, d istric t president
of th* Nasaryn* Young People’s
Society a t Wilson's Corner, Peola,
fo r th* p ast two wseks, will be
brought to a close tomorrow night.
The Rev. Mr. Rogers Is said to
be n gospel speaker o f much
power and effectiveness. He Il
lu stra te I his sermons with pic
tures evrry rvenlng. lie w.U speak
Sunday morning e t tha Sunday
School hour, a t th* 11:00 o’clock
services and also In tha evening.
I t w as staled by the Rev. R. F.
G raham , pastor, th a t Wtebotdt’*
Studio will make a picture of th*
Church and Sunday School to.
row morning a t 10:45 o’clock,
j pnblla la invited U, all
pervlcen
B
- t
M in Am
Mayfair formerly
8U a
Reis^ns
,J S i
Should See the
Person* Is
Held For Extortion, in brtn*,n<r “>* *Jeg*d
He Says He Known
" ‘ l ________
Who JUltal L iggett
IjOTO ^
of Mulberry,
ihi* d * r,-w
M n . WJ J . Rhodes, of la*Land,
form erly of .Saafard, ip a a t Frl*
day hare with friend*.
H r. and Mrs. Julios
111 return tomorrow
Beech where they a re ap
few day*. •
Pel
"I
Mrs. Sidy* Moees has returnqU
Ginger Roger*, loyal daughter of his commonweslth, receives
from New York City where she
spent a week ^buying ■summer from th* hand of Governor James W. Allred h e r commission s* Honor
ary Admiral of the Texas' N*vj. The m aritim e force* of th# Lone
merchandise foe Sadye’s 1 . j
S ta r state are an official faett on the statu te books. Ginger Is c a rry
Mr. and Mr*. C harles J : Laenh ing out the nautical spirit currently *s co-star with Fred Astaire in
this ’ werk- “ Follow th* -Fleet,” an RKO Raria rietura, playing at the Rlts Sun
rn d
1801 f t *
end from
day, Monday and Tuesday.
•i
Park
t
t
Friend* of
' Dean
th a t the Is ill
will regret to
a t th* home of her sille r, Mr*. A.
U Kelly.
T h * H l n R t n * O n v#»itlPpnft w n l *■*
c m u c u o r <j o o
r n r u . u c i w d o n i h # ■• c o r t d H u u J a j r «»f
Mlea Fsrmle Tltllr* of Tarpon
' * • * » * - • And A q n fn n l A m r i i m
rs*t y month
Th* R « v . W I. C a m p h t ll. p u
Spring* i* v irit’ng Mr. snd M-s.
m t i . t rH t u n i
Angelo Constantine a t their home t # r'". •Iltiil'f Brhn«l, I#
A. 11,
on Ninth Street.
P rw R c k ln a Sw rhle#. l i t # A M
T h * R * v K h f , j •**•*!, pAFtsvr
A T THE CHURCHES
t*o p U *t
U » « (ln «
I U « ! i ) * n r « . I j Ok
F r id a y .
Or Undo Rf-i1 near O t a t Y i A f t Mrs. L. B. McLeod left today
HI F M
for her home a t Wlllleton after fWrvU*.
Th* R«w. C. H R*k»r, pA*tor.
■pending a few days here with her
S u n d a y flcKool, M i A . 11
Iw r m o n . U :« 0 A It.
slater, Mr*. Ralph B. Wight,
R v * n « « t lR t i« P # r v le *. 1 Oft P H.
South Sanford Avenue.
ITHbiMaf Fny»r «nd Fral>«
l ift
P
Fft4»l ft i T I I M t H (IF
T i l F. f t f t l l l l F M :
4*tt"laft' Hfh,Ika.l NI4...U7 |t* ft fti
fx-m-hlitg, f
i 1 A ftl
k \ 1* H Niflttl >1k ■ 1* tl
Ft * i rln nar HtM.sU)
2 1* ft!
VVrifii* wi|fl \ . >
Prift>wr M r ■ tint.
M
K v « n ln a W o ra h iiA l ift P. M
OBNWTA W rT lIontsT c n tiltc n
R i v . W . J K * r w r . p « * to r .
R f t f . U r fc h o o l, tft • • A. M
M n r s t m P t r v l f t . I l . ’i * A. M .
r » # n l h * • • r v l f « . I ftft P M
IW rrvfeF* i r t
c o n ii n r t M
on ihm |
»• ‘I
|*i avt-r I*nd
to A M
Itrv II
n H *T
M k F T lR T
“ Reality" Is ' th* subject of th*
leeson-eermon In all Churches of
Christ. Sclentlrt. Mar. IS.
Th* Golden T ext Is from I Peter
1:25, “Th* word of th* Lord tndureth for ever. And th * Is the
word by which the go-ire I Is
preached unto you.”
Among the citation* which com
prise the lesson-sermon It the fol
lowing from th* Bible: “Verily,
verily, I say unto you. If a mao
keep my saylpf, he shall never see
death, (John 8 :51).
Th* lesaon-icrmon also include*
the following passage from th*
C hristian Science textbook, “Sci
ence and Health with Key to th*
Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy:
(h o t * r # n i f f » r » f l t " t o o * ,
dmj» o w o o N f i * t T P
•ll
T A H M A n .K
P A P T lw T « l i r n r t l I
W b i d i B i i t IU IT . D ,*k A D U i.
Fl Cl C o w an , p a i t 'i r .
F u n d « y Rchonl, 0:1k A I L
*
I# ft Jo h iiuon. a u p « .rtiil^ n d o n t
M- > rtilm i tV o r* h ip , n Do A.
K v o n l n f W o ra h lp , T . f l IV M
A r o r d lo l In v Ita t U m la a t t a ii if t i l
to A ll,
f l i r t tit t u r n o r
C h u rc h K f * h f t la A M
)% in in » r
P ra y rr
(im t
fU r iiK .
» • A. M
V r m w r u , ' on I* M
V I ’ M I * , a j ft IV U
T tin a vi.ft ft n o v Alt h i
h l l l i l f i y lit* i l l rig a
N i f u f a i M r h m - I | ri \ SI
l l " I I tl e • • III*** l i f t s M \
V»*npa
M
F r lil ,tt
t'ltrr'H fr
mav »« I
11til |ii
ft i1 U
SPONSORS BRIDGE
b o fp o w td o f p u r r tia s a d . tip a i.
»F And F r ld a y a fr o m
1 to I
M ra ,
H e n ry
T h u r s U in
e n te r| ta ln n l r , a
" v a n is h in g "
b r id g e
1 -a rty M o n d a y
e v e n in g
at
her
L a k e M o n ro *. F l a .
h o m e o n t h e W r i t S id e . T h o u , a t T h * Its*. 1. W. leay. H - t s e
le a d n g were: M ra . J o s e p h M e la c h ,
P a n d a y ic h o o l | ( : t « A . M .
Praaehlag 0 :1 * A, XL
M fs . F r a n k
M e i r-h . M r * . H e n r y
t . v. m. a *1# F. s
K lr h lr r ,
M r * . Jacob R ic h te r
of
P r a a c k ln g 1 :1 * F . M t
New Y o r k , M r s . F r a n k W o l f r r ,
ra rs n i « r uod
Mr*.
P e te r
T h u rs to n ,
M ra .
— iam
C e frg e H e b e ,
M r c Id iu is * R o i ly ,
U n i t y A v s a q a s a l F i l t h H irss t.
M m . H ose W r r y lr k ,
M rs .
J. J.
n * v S. C P in io n . M a l a r .
M o n d a y action! t« :S * A . M .
G ig ,
M r * . B ro d le W i l l i i m a , a t v l
P r s a c h ln g I t : * * A . M - an d 1 I f M m . H enry' T h u r s 'im .
.r M B v i M m i o n i r r
t it p a in
finite ability of Spirit, thn* help
ing erring human -«na* to flee
from Ha own eonvlctiona and task
safety In d.vlne Science. Reaeon,
rightly directed, serve* to correct
the error* of corporeal sense; but
»in, alekne*.- and death will eeom
root (oven a* (he raporteneea of
Ih# lpeeping dream seem real* un
P. VC
til tha Science o f man’* eternal
Xamlsnl* rm intv ■ la g f a g
harm ony break* Uw> illusion with venlloa f t * F. K
RIM * d ied - TUsedsv t - l *
the unbroken reality o f aclealifle
Meeting
Css-
Tirana A*
-, .* , 1-
,
U llflilllllllH iA
'a i d
le tte r add r e n te d to hini, wh irh dhl
not m en tio n
a n y *peclflc ft urn
The friends of Mis* Daphn The le tte r to sHehuld e r g wan d ated
Takach, daughter of Mr and Mrs ftotn Miami on Feh, lfl» a n d the
■L A Takach. will he Interrstrd to one >" Hlunienflel Mar. 17.
WINS CONTEST
learn thet she wnn first plans- In
a pisno consent. Class I) (F re.h
msn snd Sophomores), at the Ko|
Ins College Music Contest Fr
dny in W inler Bark. Miss Taka Ji
•sa« a representative front the
Sophomore Clas
of Sem inoh
Miey School and playrtl, "Thr I’ro.
h’de” try DeUussy.
P u s ta l I p a i w e t o r A lle n s a id th e
p r l o n e r a d m i t t e d w i l t i n g th e le t
te r s H e s a id
D a n ie ls o n to ld
of
c o m in g h - r r t h r e i
m o n th *
ago
fr o m M i n n e a p o t *
O f f i c i a ls s a id th e y p la c e d l i t t l e
c r e ile n r e in Ih e c ls im n f f i t s t h a n d
k m w lr ilg e o f t h e r l.lg v e t l m u rd e r,
w h ic h o c c u r r e d lle c 9 . 19 55.
A p p r o x i m a t e ly o n e - h a lf o f I h *
c v lt lv e t a d la n d In S w e d e n , a m o u n t ,
in g to 4 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 a c r e * , h a s
b c *U
e le c tr ic fle d .
Follow
The Crowd*
To Our New
SO D A
F O U N T A IN
And
U 'N C ’llK O N B T T E
B rts k fs s t
- ,J
Served E v e r y M o r n in g ^ j
l.unch 11 To 2 :.1Q O’clock
Toxvtcd Snndwlchci
RADIO PICKS PATRON SAINT
P A R IS . M a r
JX
D esig .
n s tlo n o f N o t r e
D am e d r
Bonne
N o t. t a l l *
(O u r
U i|Y of
f 8 ind
N e w s ! a a p a lr o n
s a in t o f rn d Id
" m t d r a a t i n g i n F r a n c e wrr r rlo h r a le d a t * m a s s w i t h
C a r d in a l
V e r d ie r o f f i c i a t i n g a n d r a d io f o lk ,
fr o m s t a r e to u n a k ll e d la lm r v r s ,
a t te n d in g .
51
Woman Says Stranger
Stole I* o.t Of Gold
COMMERCE. Pa.
M a r. 2 8 . ( A P ) - - M r s D C S h o r t s a y * tw o
m e n . a r m e d w i t h d iv in in g
ro d s ,
p ic k a n d s h o v e l, In v a d e d h e r f a r m ,
d id a b i t o f d ig g in g a n d w a l k t d
a w a y w l . h a " p o t o f g o ld ”
fo r
w h ic h p e o p le h e r e h a v e s e a rc h e d
fo r y r a r a .
e lg h b n r * s a y th e re 's a f r e s h ly
d u g h o le n n th e S h o r t f a r m a n d
th e b o t to m Is a
ro u n d , s m o o th
Home-Made P in
ll.im e -M n d e
Souo
P o ta to H a h d
• 10< * > W |
,„io£f 3
Fruit Jute.*
L A N E Y ’S
Drujj B U n
P h o n o UM
food and automobile* took 45
percent of th* American consum
er’s retail dollar In 1934.
|
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- ■. . . . . .
250j000 Mile Midget Car Is Here
A car so smai that It can run un
der a horse or between th* leg* e t 1
a tall man has been brought to San
ford by Roy Albright, drslgnar of
the car, who claim* tha distinction
of being 'he driver of the w orld*
sm allest transcontinental automobile.
he liny machine w** brought to
thia city through anngem enta coml-'etaal by th* Hofmann
Etecfrle
tteivlce Station nf this city.
The car will remain In Sanford
from today through next Wedneadav.
T h e s c h o o ls
o f th e c i t y
w tU b e
v is it e d o n one o f Ih e v a r t o u a t o o l*
p la n n e d f o r Ih e s m a ll a u t o .
Th# vehicle flso haa the riWttnelinn of bring Ihe nnlv asemhled 4*
rvllnder car ever to be shipped by
al-rdan*
The tiny car is equipped with
Motorola auto radio.
Albright boasts th at Ms solo ma
il IV has the Ingres' pries llcens*
la* In America—81.2ft.
T h j tiny ear w-JI b- on dlso'mr
each day *2 Hofmann Service Sta
tion.
' 1*4
Fit 0^1
NEW YORK
W HERK
8H E
S PE N T
A W E E K B U Y IN G
SU M M ER A P P A R E L
!;
'S h « h a * 'b ro u g h t bock with
collection of
. i t- n tw
an d sum m er
_ y o u r h eart
• denirco.
,ve e :m e th ln (
• to picai
her on
D Y 'i
otmann Electric Service Station!
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t« H
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t M f f l »i | H
bvA'pfE]
l l i l f f M
i
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H . 'M In m i n r r l l n : ft I* \ |
ttiMiay 0 |t«>i( iir Hci’iit'p, ;
ftbltnrc
D U B L IN , M a r. 2 J L -( A P > — I r
la n d r a n n o w hoest—|f It car
i n o f its
m m i l e i i , squeaO e
p ig . g u a r a n t e e d to r e m a in m b
less u n d e r s n y s n d a ll c o m llt la a
S m u g g le r *
pf
li .e s o *h
th e F r e e S a t e - U l s t e r b n r d r r
re s p o n s ib le f o r th e s e silent
— In o r d e r t h a t c u s to m *
m a y n o t he g u id e d b y a n n e w 'l
" o tn k -o ln k s " In t h * d a r k n a e a . ' W f O
A n o p e r a t io n Is p e r fo r m e d
• h e p ig , ih e v o c a l c h o rd a b f la
r r m o v e d , a n il Ih e p e r f e c t pig
s m u g g lin g is p ro d u c e d In a H i
m t n u ’ es
., 'f f l
* (.< vr'"n. « is
C h r is t ia n U n s u c * H r v l f t a t r « itdid |.f
a v s t y S u n d a y m o r n in g a t th a e h u rrh !
i I* if
•I
K a a l h -r a n d P lr o a t a t l l . M
«‘h n n d l r r
Am, M * P ( * h * * f t
fo r
to m o r r o w
(•
*rtlr*R h
III
" H o a llty .* *
tha mi-s*11nif t,
T h is
s iiu rr h m a in ta in s
a fra ’
H u n rU v
\ r« tn lL il i «•
f t s a d ln ir llo o fn a l th a c h u rc h w h i n I| lH* ah |l In nH inUt *■
r | **ri'lF'1 In l h !• t»ublic.
th « U lb ls and a ll a u th n r la a d f h r t s -
lion
B d
K D f t l - d l r M*>? t l * ’«s„ 7 |4, | f
Ini ,H,r M a n trp, , M | |V >f
ltviivt
tc iR A T lo r
lettera, but
I III lit II
h ( Iliu m l*w r h I l f . ' - h i J r, pit ■I *• r,
|N'111*1,1 V St ll.es. I *» « . \ If.
hrrnnti ond fourth flundftyR of Mill
mouth.
frtrnlno \V..ruhl|* I) on A | |
t Vn.|hH»,|
Mis* Jossphln* W hite snd hsr
tV.nuhlp t All P, |f
N A iv r o M u m m
fath er. L. E. W hits, of Clevtland
i - h o i i - ' i f.-r i h . h a u l o f h a * r e n tm e n
left Thursday for Clearw ater aft
" ii ' - ' B i i i M W ii f - i .t | . i o n |» | |
(F T W «byt«r1qn ( lo v o r n m ft n t l
r r pending some tim e here with
M o r a in e W o rs h ip . 10 Oft A H
Hdl.l 4 It ii a a t’,,l4 tn P II.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonh Melsch, Jr.,
C h t ir t h fk h o n l. 11:00 a M.
(U liC R
VBrtftlni Sftrvfeo. T ftO P kl
Park Avenue. They plan to leave
t».*
Itrt
M i n n Itr a m , ppefop
M ln lt f o r ,
th *
R «v,
J a m i* I I
r i#.»i.*n H iim t | y,
C learw ater tomorrow for their T h o m s o n . M . A.
home.
J l * v . X, I I . T b o m 0*«>n I * p m iv io tlR f " • **I t I *. *ini'fjiu n il i it, t 1ft A. >1
C IU U m A N BCIBNCR CHURCH
conirntft n f t h e
W a ll
U
F
m v p i i t n a * T l " I* wt
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M |m « i r -j eft l"its mliF-f<1i»> , ft 'Ml A
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HwtufiliV ffsalli
I 10
fr»*ni J J#
|» X (If « M4» 1* M and
F M (•> ft «<* 1* M
f r i f i r Ikrftei W#dD««dRjr, H<
Rndimror,
I " \ ' a i t s M in u t e " . L e w is C r o c k
4K!<| Cinnls rtrrnt y ac.
' T h e Q u e e r M o le " , M t | i s G r e e n r . ifu itt e d o f th e f . i f f ir r t t m u r d e r , a n d
"W 'is ’ l in ' " , C h a r le n e C s M u r l l
M * y r r S c h id iih r r fi'.
" T h e r t 's R e a ll y N o t h in g T o I t " ,
D a v ift p o s tp o n e d th e p r e l im i n a r y
B illy L u d w i g a n ti
N a n c y W il
h e a rln ic u n t il A p r 1 to f i r # th»»
lis m s .
p r is o n e r t i m e to
rn -n iu lt a n
at
" C o n s -a n t" . A n n e tte A b ra m s .
to r n e y . T e m p o r a r y b o n d v i a fix e .
'T h e t i t t l e B o j W h o R a n A w i v
i»t $ 1 0 ,0 0 1 , w h ic h P a n le lfto n w i«
C h a r lo t t e T r u e .
u n a b le to
p r m id e
im m e d l i t r f y ,
I ’ le n o S o lo , M i so M ild r e d N i t .
T h e p r is o n e r re fu N e d to t a lk
to
"To
th e
H u m b le " ,
K l t a tx -t h
n ew s p a p e rm e n .
y tn ir o n ly “ you
W h lg h s m .
ke n m jr n a m e o u t o f th e p a p e r ! "
" S ic k
on
S a tld a y " ,
M a r jo r t o
'lo th or Itie* i l e r li n « | til' dlaf nee
H is lg i s.
K fK tai
Mr*. Meade A. Love of Quincy
left yesterday for her home after n u t piHiftTTftPtAK ti i u m n
-/
spend rg r few days her* ae the
D f K. D B p a w r I f * . M * l o r .
gu est of Judge ami Mrs. James G.
Run4i»y 8<IbbI. 14* A. MSharon, 918 Magnolia Avenue
(IPfvIfF, l i f t * A M
Chrlutiiin
•Smith.
g e t t . c r u s a d in g e d it o r .
J B o o k e d an K r i t i D i n i t h o n . th ft
| p r iM in e r , n r n n u t l y
fin fftH n r
a
; c h e e k e re tl c a p . w a * ta k e n b e f o r e
' K e ile rw l r n m m i« a io n « r R o f e r l> a*
vi«s c h i r t r ^ J
w it h r o n d ln f # « .
lo r t ln o l e t t e r s In I& a d o r B lu m e n s
O n
M *ry .
N t i n d a y R. h o o t . I • •
l e r f l f e * * »'i I* M
Mrs. A. E. Frslelgh of Msdleon I rift F. M.
I 'n i i r
w «1 rm 1 b i , 1 ;ji
I* visiting Judge end Mrs James
G. Sharon r t their home, 91* Mag F. M.
nolia Avenue.
r u L i* o o i r t i . T A J i m a A L k a
Mrs. Ralph B. W ight and Mrs.
H. B. Pope are spending the week
end In Hollywood with th* for
m er’s eon, Henry W ight, who i* a
tftudent a t the Riverild* Military
A te demy.
" S e a le r 's H a i r " . G e o r g e W a l k e r ,
T h « l n v e n t l n U t M i n " , G e n * l.s G c tte .
T h e B a b y " , I . l l l l a n B o y le .
I "N e w S h o es", E. C. M rrp e r. J r
i " F a m ily F a v o r " , W a lte r
M eeds
" T h e M id d le
C h ild " ,
E llis h e lh
ge nerally t h e w r i t e r claim ed he anti
F it* .
th ree friend* r a w ! i f jr e lt
'h o t
" I ’ r a c t lc e T i m e ” . N a t a l ie T t u p ,
| down f ro m nn alley v i n t a g e point,
" S e rv ic e " . J a n * S r h u l t t .
%i.i , «nt i .y r%Tiini.ir r i t m n i
" T h e G r e e n S q u a s h " . N a n c y f l u , trailed th e d e a t h e a r »n«l noted the
I he Itv k I j K * t u * h * n .
lironae n u m r e r .
s e tte r .
f'tinit.ti
"«’> *»• ' Ou A, M *iift
|ii Hft V M
The w r i t e r
dtliiR Tided
,000
- T u r n Jig o f I> r C h iJ lfn i n ifc H n l
K l f f i t B i | l # i n tIn rm*. I SO P l ifrom S c h u l d b e r g an d g ave Blum*
A n n H e rm n n .
t k i l l v VfiiM, • 4* \ . M.
I,# Ik is-II I h - t - i i i i i i s W i rjni»»d *y i M
. rn field t h r e e d t y a to a n s w er a
Pfwa*hln« HffvIc*. T II P. If
Y o f c lf f
P rayer
■. . T *
depress! on th a t could h xta '
mad* by a pot.
Oldest residents say the 1
gold" Is supposed to have
burled before the Ctvll Wav 1
th# Short farm , then
the Sanders family,
Mrs. Short has appealed
[ federal s gen Is In A tlsn.h Ur.
NanWhoClaimed
He Saw Murderls
DetainedInMiami
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f f t ( f t l 4i l M
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�k
first Vtfct
kbepo than wl
Ladle T ttt> and Italo ChstL
» ortjr leflhandsr In th4 onl
ay om or all of tbrio m ;
a f r u t u iio n .
b*«t of tb»’ ysung outfielders, Sit
Oaorft fltumpf. op from I n u t
City, Maim: McCulloch adn Mar
shall MaudHnnuy coma through,
tig h t MW-doaUr fUM la • alM4lion mark, bat wall Mve t i p
Badri Iff In left and Krrrvrh In
right If Cake H o n u r * tfcows op
rfr mot# Kola Haaa from flrat
hnaa Into right, Kraotich la can
tor and hart Radellff In left. '
In the Infield Laha Applnx will
b« at abort, Tony PWt, who hai
NawJUttlay wall thU tprtng, enJ
MlaUr Rayaa win fight It oot for
ascend, and 111 bo bach at third.
TKJ Soa max not hart any out•tand.ni aUtra, but 1 bcllara wo'ro
whit balanced and will hara a
Perk’s Tavern
Cop Race Will
Be Run Tonight
tfcha ln«
Dkrtolt,
♦111 be tbe feature of tonight’s
event* at Sanford-Orlando Kvnntl
Club track near Longwood where
the second last week of a 90-day
season gets under way.
Btara of every kennel at the
track are entered In the ninth
rac*~By Crunna, Traffic Sing,
Bern Roll, Wild Malden, Wild Panny, Dixie Man, Chance Dollar anJ
Chance Charlie.
,’ D»ner of the winning dog will
r a w r t • cup preeeated by,H arry
N iv a a ,. whose Park’s .TayUrn
erehNUa will play throughout the
of the trip .
f a m ily .
Thera la
famflyVa'
tc w iiM m M d raw# 4 m * ;
hi out that- a
Mating, and rutuvuteg teuthwtfVJ
residents wtd not' evacuate. l«
about AagyaL . .
tlolpatioa of tho atoraf and
t A few J year# V ago. Captain
tho ellmade and other attrac
Demsritt,
fesVng that the whltoof ths region worn aeeeptal
the veterans when they were gWel| erewna j through \ Indiacrimlnats
the chance of going to. the camps. ahaotiag and psr»*d<lion by local
WllCea. taellfled there r h a l.a e t: flahtrmaa. might j fallow' the path
been. a oerloua hurricane there «/|the«paaaeimar. plgcoa ta.com*
previously elnee IBIS.
»• .
Julio* F. Stone, Jr.; In charge ■Jeje eitcrmlnatloo, dsttrmlnsd
« f emergency relief work Ip Wot- to i ( t 4 i | l tho brooding of thee#
Ida I t (he time of the ite m , re# Am Mrda In cnpUtlty ao that tha
leted hew Washington pot up to •paclaa might ha surely preserved.
him the problem of taking care
of the former toldlar . traaalente
and explained tha eampe w eri alt.
uated on (he key#, He aald the eampe were ehootw
becaoae that was the moat WeaHhful »*ctlon of tha atata and W
cao«e th#re had been foond to be
an Insufficient supply of akBlsd
labor IA the keya a rts to build
brldg## across two water gaps am.
- ,
- «
the ktya rood from Miami
If*0* W*J A*d condition* there to
Another reason tha
H**"* u d * «
to
camp* wora established on tb a i* arth* bMraaae tha stock of
key*, he explained, waa 'to g ot •**» dbusoal and baaatifal bird,
away from tha usual problem off"**
«lgh» cage where the
romplalntb when bodies of tra* - ol)*w d°**» *re Heatad," Soperintlent* or other m*n a rt ooncerv- T*ndonl J »m*» Houghton U ad.
(rated near population c e n u i e J ^ 'f f
“lo* V ,T « •
Here, he explahtad, that dlfflonlty
’% ? * * * * ? ’ * £ •
Wa« orarrome but with the camps harlag the top a f tha head u r a te
•tIU within BO mile* of Miami mad
fri***00 «»»•♦. and you will be
Key West.
easing what tha Cubans call
D rm o c ra t^ h ro u g
So great waa the crowd at tha
chlchan pie dinner served by tho
Woman’s Demonstration Club In
Geneva last night fhat the teblee
seating between 40 and 10 per■one were filled five tlmee. Nineteen chicken plea
eaten.
mostly by candidate* for political
office#, four cake* were sold for
110.58 and
total receipts
amounted to SMS. The money la to
be used In defraying the rests of
boye end ghrt* attending a 4-H
Club "short coarse” In Tellehaieee.
There wae no ipeeklng by the
candidate*;
. Tonight’s entries and Miamian*
Mfth the n it e r 'capitalised a# to
<fc*s te^Jch should finish In the
tfgx-i ws
Cladde. dd healing Jobe with g \
track they operate. Mr*. Johasan |
•a me | M ( a weak fa a WPA „
eewbig flfc. CafHttt? 1*. attends*
Visatlidil ecbool apd idealraa M
a month from dm Motional Tenth
Administration. Jee, l l , ' stay* a t
home, take# taro o f .tha baby and
rata the house. TW fin rtxmgvr
children attend aehool.
‘ * Bitting tbvtn te Jest a m atter
ffiiyiU m ,"- Mia. , Jbhnaag ‘ taya.
•la n family af tH a s ite afeh child
lean s to Ufca eara of hlmaelf p rrity weH Uhtll BcvdPeO. t l i oMer
children are atwaye trying U Ugh light of China’s first p m ',
helpT •
i W y promulgated
“C liflaiw l.
Yaar."
' / ’« -1
Tha ChbMM bays w*e aimel
Defenses (fc/U tO e
flaw , kite# sad worked CMimae
Island G M sid ered pu.rie# tew fly mlUalWe homhere and pumult p ^ m d sad de
ST.
HELI KB.
U l l «•■»■■
emewp ^ereOy. Choanal
” ’
ploy tin toldleva. *
Islands, Mar. B t^-W -JO d a tiny
I a . t M d '- o f .p I r i l n g bamVoh
British Island off tha toast of
Franca la p w tethad about def«n*a. MaJ. Oen. I f da C. Miktellf.
th# Ibutm aat gMerner. recently
advised the statdej ar lacul p ed i
ment, to revise tbe compulsory
militia service which has exist'd
since'before the ITorid War. Mveif
Udk, he pointed out, would Irove
I
I
JM ttactd watar g
o f ail im p H iI tU ,
Bate ring
for tha Special
b a l Election t« be held
1.14th, IBM. and wiU re
ejpea each day akcepf
ye, sad holiday#, up Id
iaJydbig A p r 4th, 198B.
liy Registration Officer.
r . S. LAMSONr
Nudist Ship Reaches | forma nets.
H ie Coast Of Cuba
A YOW GLL-pRP\V
OF INTEREST 5BO ^
1ZA8, Cuba MHr. tt- U P )
AIlkrV'. ichdoMr Fleet,
root# -from Florida to a
In the Virgin Island#,
ittorn# yesterday but delin t b<cause af heavy
lUS+BBACl
ACID, AUCJlLI
NEMI MALTS
MBHI ROOT]
ROYAL CROV.M
d axpacta to go to 8 t
• where ho will make plana
■p a colony on one of tha
Islands.
beginning
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DAVID K.McNAB
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it Corporation Stock. Par ralu*
IKK . A. 0. Smith.
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Democratic Committeeman
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Sanford b TkaOa
Florida City Affording
And Water Traaa
IA. MONDAY, MARCH SO, INS
NATIONAL GUARD. ARMORY
1 W editor d l M M M Herald add f t k j u / i Vhv. m*
poeoIbU for th* Ooerd to reeed n O — k l S M r t t i th.
tto* epeeiaJ edition ta d they hav, ewr a b l a t i o n for
Com m ittees
BT %ORDER or UEUTKNANT-COLOMXt BUTCHISON
i 1 "war.
' a. a
^ASHRURN, .
Captain lSfUr Infantry FNO,
*
j N o t Executive.
efldal, I s
'• . Advfc*
i Hoffman Argues
Man Convicted
Kidnap Knrder
Lindberghs B
A R M O R .Y
proved By Germans
‘Confessions* Of
TwoMenDoub
■ « U N . Mar. - i ^ x y - T U
b n n r n t t M Adolf
lUariulion of the
"■tod to M pofoonl
today whll Dor Fuehrer t*r»*d
to drafting nr proposals to other
n
orhleh political
•Mated would V
j Gaston B. Means J
Lawyer Both SI
They Killed Cl
W. McRORY,
tof obtry RrigAd* FNO,*
d ll* *
J -df#*yAf*e
Architect’! <lrawlng!t.f the Seminole County Armory now under ronatructlon on property donated
by tho City of Sanford, located on F iat P in t Street. When completed, rite upper floor of the building
will afford the largeit audl.torlum In the city.. The WPA granted £14,900.00 to thli project-, and an
N h t l o i of the .V en a lUee treotr
ta d tho Locarno pact. Official addition*’ gMOO.OO hat bern contributed by the City of Sanford, Seminole County Commlaalonrn and
lUon of retume, itill tocom- the State Armory Board.
raiood Hitler’* percentage
U.7P to M percent of the
•toa coat, the greatest. andoreoTax X ertific a t e s
i toot ever given In any plebleclte.
piM Court
a deciajon
to a t b u t
rcouadl M
to arfg
7 Warranty Deeds
KHa T«uy* Mot
f H Country I #
%
tofh’a 'ttoa
"matIdol n
o’clock
W o
,
45,000,000
n Ut
th e o r * r e h e lm in g N a i l
Attorneys Argue
Cant Be Sold After
For Venue Change The 1st Of April
The mbtatfcrium on tar cer
In Flogging Case tificate#
expiree on Apr. 1 and
Ventre Exhausted As
f 'Tentative Juror Is
Dismissed By Court
Pvt the ftrto time to hixtory
vofoa werfteaet to an alrahtp. Pateengon to C o ro au V two giant
craft, tha Graf Rdfpalln and the
Tampa. M.r, 30.—GPl^-WIth .
MW VOR HJsdf berg, votad whl.e
cniiepg ovar e^cruktnU point In Jury Mill Incomplete and tho flret
Sheriff
treeh at a
Judge Fixes Feb. 25
As Effective Date
For P ayin g. Levy
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. SO.—W
—Circuit Judge J, B. Johnton to
day fixed Feb. IS aa the effective
data of the dlaputed groat receipt!
levy of the itato chain atere tax
law, jfa aald he would Inane an
order giving all retail itorna 10
dayi to pay the tax to tho comp
troller. If neither aide of the eoutroveray aver the validity of tha
law appearx to j t h f Saprema
Court, which ’pHvioualy eplit
three and threp over a queat.en
toil the eircomitancee which
convinced him that Jaraey ft
la endangered If Hauptmann
to tha chair. .
Tha clemency appeal* aa
vcnlro exhausted, daferue counetl
renewed effort* before Judge
wan further threatened to
Robert T. I>ewell to have the f ln t
Hauptmlnnf* continuing
of the Shoemaker flogging cate
ence that ho U limoconl
trial* tranafcrroJ . to another
connection with ttohV tap
county.
■,
Ordinarily tha Court «
Receealng court with five Juror*
cftmency appoala only t
UaUdyely aeatad when th* venire
Prttoner eonfeaee* giiU O
" M J * ha uated, Judge Dowel:
for mercy.
hearcThttorneya to hi* afrke with
the doofg cla*yd. He .Indicated to
would reta on tflo'Y hang* of
n ih rw i* w r .
j® ■ rtd*. rave JU M R a R r *
vnnne motion when «ourt reconAttornoye for both aide* de atage to t i t W (M tM M R
venne* tomorrow, Last week the
clined to aay whether there would held II moct tenet—tly toi
Judge withheld ruling on ... # m
Kcittiei Cluti fangtoho go to the bn an appeal, to p th g lr argwwonU’ arreet la New l i f t 1 I S "
aame motion, u jrln f bo wnuH try race* on Friday * night “o f Uhl*
before Judge Johhatot Vadtoited ago with J i t , 500-gMhaaetof
to *eat a aix-maa ifuiy In HlllaIhAf1 taw in. hU ruling)a poedible In hie poanaaalon. W 4*hti, l
week
will
bo^elplng
the
UmitUU
borough county. Tha defsnte de__ ___ children,
..... „ •n n ' to the whole lltlgntfon. They ly charked with the toby
dared that Tampa. new,paper*,, hoapita) for crippled
alto Indicated )he. might atk tto In a , Mirprlalng midnight
•peaker* and organisation* had aponaored by tho Elk* Icxlgwk* lit
by a county detective, wap
__ pub
___ic mind
_ ___
to Inflamed the
her* Florida which pay the gntlrn ext Federal Dltirict (toort In Jtokaon- Jail but denied to la guQtp,
that tha deftgdarts could not to ' P*"*” of
Inatltutlon and of 1U
hie re peeked eanfeeelcm
aitu m l a fair .trial.
patleate.
j
forced frem him. IfeaM, a
Thomaa L. Hockney, Juror who
Arm.lrement* were pnadn lo•1 prleoner at Leavewwortl
prevloutly had been eeeled lenta- day by ufflcera of Sanford Lodo<>
thely,
waa dUmined oy the u( lh« Elk*. No. 1241, with Meyer
court today when he admitted he 1Goldberg, preeident of the. San’’jokingly’* eald in me time ego he ford-Orland# Kennel Club, wherowoold convict til former polle*-|by
LongwojKl Uack
men charged with the flogging
Friday «l«ht will go in the,
eaete If he were on the Jury.
t Klk» f«r their contribution to the
On tria a it C A. Brown. John r r|PPw *Wldren’e ho.piul. T k k - i - ,
.. — _
P. Bri g#* and C, W. CmrlUIe, Tha
wWc** » H Include
itat* K O O S e V S lt T O S p C S K
who know them beet*
itato chargee them with kidnaping j u ** *,tl> S'* ot» « *• »" t
■•rf "
”
*
Mr. Lae hia terved a* deputy E. Fl Poulnot. The c u e grew o d t,tw *'
WM repqgjed.
^
On o platform 'wMcb
atorlff and aa conatoble In thia of tto Shoemaker flogging epteodc ! Sanford Elk* have ovary year
n e w VORNHdar. xO.—ito HaBubMUiHlal contribgtwas to
County and waa Federal Prohlbl- t u t N ortm btr whtn SHo^maktr,'
inal Demecrttlr-CIuh, tnnouncea r econo nfy. co-oportU— '
*eg! elation," Harry K.
U— Admlalotratar for the SUb> Foulnot and Sem Kogera were ato thO hoepiUl, but becauae Jiey
lit PreaMeal*XjMeevelt will ae toko Mary taada fonpal
of ^tortda.
ducted outride police heodquarteri! bought a home for the lodge Ul<• princTpif Sgoolir'*at tho elub' ment today of hie fond
and flogfed with the reeult t h a t 1
»Mlr c o n trib u te - to the
12nd Jtffotoofi Day dinner at tto tto BtaU lyglvlalure to
R. Wood*, prcildept, *11,778.
| UmatUto matitutton hev, not been
Committee Approves
_
•< - .
■ ae large a . they detlre. With a
Two.
'Air Education Bill Keeoldtlenei Regret
Mr. Wing haa bean a.
or Seminola CourSy far
nine years. He ara/i engage
Death Of Sanford's they hope to raue the prorata
WASHINGTON^ H er JO.-MA
laundry toaineae In Apa
—T to Son*to eftooaiion commit•la year* and then *aei
too luu reportal , fovoratly thbualneaa to Lake Mary. Bol
to waa a director and
club Vice-chairmen of tha epnt- for I t yeare of tto . I
mitteo Include Poetmaator-General
James A. Ferity, chairman af tto
Democratic I late ' tn d national
committee*; Hamer A Cummings,
■attorned geaetgL nfilftgim.llp>t«*
day offlatally opened St. Potree- BU lee; UniUT a le tte Senator*
burg1* annual foetival p f autae, Rotert F. Wagner end Royal
re abra lion extending for the next A Copeland. Jam** M. Cox, former
governor of Ohio; and Janaaa W.
elx day*.
’ The eel* brat ton will Include a Gerard*
children'* theater program on
«e For
Train-Bus
Takes t
Ten In
after that data thero cert it icatea whwg have been 'laeuod
to the alata can be told, County
Clerk O. P. Herndon elated to
day. Tho certifcatee were Istued by Tax Collector Jno." D.
Jinking on propertlaa on which
taxi* had not been paid, but
they will be eold by the clerk.
Purchaaert will have a lien on
property agalnit which a tax
certificate hat been laauod, but
the owner of the property haa
two ytara In which to redeem
L itigation Over
Chain Stoife Tax
MayBeAl AnEnd
TRENTON.
M ar.
( A P ) — W ith H aro ld S. If®
m an , G overnor o f Netoyjh
■ay fig h tin g , none too RBI
fu lly , in h it b eh a lf. BIN
R ich a rd H a u p tm a n n bdflj
th e C o u rt o f P a rd o n s tW
to sa v e himi fro m d M |p
th e electric c h a ir tom efT
n ig h t
Governor Hoffman, ‘■oner
Hauptmann*! exegrtkfa* a t t
lima will not tolro tto JJ—M
com, hoped *o e o a ria c ? t h o <JM
which he head*, that them V t
flclent evidoan to *uhpar t M |
peeled charge that B i t M
* u unfairly tried a t YVpMgl
lie tUo believed the to e tiw f i
tome ef tho itato , e ilM R R
open to ttrlooa quw llealatt
•ought to conelaco tho . r t S
Court that It ehould go over .to
Track Receipts
Npxt Friday To . Go To The Bilks
Brown Announces As
Consum e Candidate LOCAL
Oviodp eectloa .whore
gaged Jn faqnlng. U ft property
owner and taxpayer, and t t t l n
that to toUrrw to la qoaltfM for
Feltner Obsequite
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
I 'U . J IlM BI
OOD OFF
TO SEE ROOSEVELT
" ■ •"*. 1 # •« - *
IN LINE TO SUCCEED SNA1
TOt*
■__________
At I«m * twa daatha and
guttering h i m to waatani Marth Catalina and Baa* Ttw iaa
M toa wtnga a# an aarly-aprlaa klluard m at hdod up anaw It la >1 Inahta daap. Thla pletur*
•a aatanvabllaa toirlad I* Paak Baparo pt Aahavllla, N. C , which aiptrltnctd Iha w ant blip*
I that a llj had aaan In W> year*. (AiMclatcd •Praaa Phota)
Uaj. (kn, Frank P ark:r (above)
Iho l.ijhth Array eorpj l i lucc.’t l
baa been appilnlei commander of
V aj. Gen. Johnson Hstood who
m
r ’l vtd : f doty when he
cpjko of WPA futde a t "«Uge
mbn:y.'’ They to rs ejraimalcs
mritev. T h e' w
. e'asamatas
a.' Weal Point.
Maj. (Jon. John.on Hagood (right), rallavad of command at-the
army'a alghth corp. area at Ban Antonio. To*., aftor criticising
Naw Deal rallaf work, lo ahown In Charlaatan, S. C., aa ha kaardad
> prtaldant RooMv.lt'. oouthbound vacation In in for copfcranoof on
; ravta. With him 1a Col. Edwin M. Wataan, tha praaldant'a military
did*. (Ai.ealot.d Price Photo)
<•
Maa Raid (right), aialitant faotball .oath at tha Unlvartlty
Harth Carolina, and Walter thldmora (lafl), a member of Iha taal
Ing alatf, ara among Iha candidates that aahaol la aanaldarlag I
Iha |ob of haad coach, auccaadlng Carl giMValy wha roolgnad
Tacoma haad montor at Cornell. (Atesajalsd Praaa Photos)
JACK OAKIE WEDS GEORGIA
LOST BOY FOUND IN DUST STORM
1........... .. ’
7 0 5
W TJL
A furc amplng o»t m ight In tho Wleaoniln » u t» e a p lu l a t kadlaon appm alinaldy ItM WPa swUera .ought out otato jofflciala to demand a »12 IrtO a ie In their |4S monthly wag*. H a rt arc Mint of
thr itrlk a r’a yetting a night’* ragt on the laglaUtWa roalrup In tha aUUhouaa. (A, P. Pholo)
F L O O D T E A R S R IG T T H R O U G H M ID D L E O F B U IL D IN G
buying railroad tlakota Juat btfara IaaVlng Lait
bonaymaan In Miami. (Aaaoalatad Praaa Phata)
FERRELL BOYS IN FINE
Tha poaalklllty th a t L uw a.J
V III, bachelor king of Eftg'and,
m ay ba conaldartng m arriage waa
revealed In a m oaug* hr aan t-to
parliam ent, requesting that pro*
rlcIon for • quean ba laclndad In
tha amount of mo nay . paid tho
royal family. Thla ta tho lataat
and official p o rtra it of Edward.
(Associated Praaa Photo)
Lott all night In a dual norm near Two Buttaa. Colo., three-ysar<
old gicvla Btnton waa licit* tha worta far hi* advantura* aftor an
■ ' drmy of taarehtra found him on tho blitkanid plains. But Btavlo
wo* mighty happy to onugglt up In Mo daddy1* arm* aa Iha parent*,
E ■ Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Binion, tarried him I* a haapllaU (Aaaoalatad
lr T P m e Phata)
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r e - ’H it *
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n tr a
a
u m p n
W
A ri/A ifm
Baby Glob* Trotter
T o U v t fa t A t l a n t a
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Uk* a football f-illbaak going thrjugh tha Ila e, tha raging*Baekg ana Wear t o n a bote complilaly
the wall of thl* building of tha Wlndla Manufadtcrrlng company at Mltbury, H u e . Nineteen ware
dead) 100,00) h mala**,* and damage, tan m a r d t ta n f 100,000,000 in tha N«w England Hat**. (Aaad*
dated P m * Pho'a.)
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N n FnrfU And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar A n n la America
X JT IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY. NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXV
i&vralh
W omen Can’t First Aid Knowledge Would Chance Given
Be Held Under Save Many A Life; Sanford Candidates To
Red Cross Nurse D eclares
lap Charge T tf lift of at ea-t one po.- the eraah. Had there been Mate- G reet V o ters
LA SH
V IC T IM S
j|
9
Established In 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1936
Member
Sanford Is The Only C en tra l,
Florida City Affording Rail,
And Water Transportation
TU R N
Hitler S corns Townsend
Famous 14-Pt. Members P
Peace Program Nearly MQiioq
W IT N E S S E S
~ ■
*
one there who had taken the Red
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m
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Croea •oeiety’a couae in flrat eld U e m O n S t T S t l O n L /IU D 8,
‘
the
atory
would
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be'
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B
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x
p
ended
A m o n g N a tio n s Is
O th e rs A r r a n g e
together different'." Ml,* McDoug.
F
u
r
t
h
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r
C
am
S e rie s O f M e e tin g s
A g a in A s s e rte d B y
al uid.
F o r P e n s io n
'
G e r m a n
D ic ta to r
T h r o u g h o u t C o u n ty i
i It ia a “miracle," In the nplaI could haee been aaetd had 'here
p
ton
of
ths
Red
Croea
nurae,
that
« i
./■ m e * ;* m 1 . .
*>-rn *mong th* horde of apettaESSEN. Germany. Mar 27, </T\
Candidate* for political offke*
D t e p - t l U l a lS K C U
' ,0ri Who n u l t i l j gathered aome- I another victim of the automobile In Semlnol# County are being *W- j
—Ado f Hitler, carrying hi* elec
— * 1 one wt h flrat aid knowledge.
I ro'liilon waa not' paralysed for <n plenty of ehancea to meet -ha1
tlon campaign to the lndu.tr> h
Thia la tha opinion of Mi>* life “Only by the grace of God." I vo ara. They do not have to ar
I Krupp Work, before an audience
Francee McOougal, Red Croat .he .aid, “the peraont who car range for their own political
. of 870,000 per.on., .aid "There
A b o u t $ 2 ,0 0 0 M o n t h l y
| lied H. Calmer Eaatwood from meeting., hecaui* that la being
W o m a n W a s A r r e s t e d nurae In Sanford.
| can be no real world peare with
th*
acene
of
the
wreck
to
tke'
don*
by
th#
Women'a
Home
D»mRecauae there waa no one there
W aa I n c o m e 0 4
. out equality between partner- "
O n W a y B a c k W ith
who knew anything about flrat I hoepital did not touch hia apinal onitration Club and other organStanding
nn
a
platform
built
on
C
a l i f o r n i a M a n a j ^ t r f .. tK id n a p e d *
C h i l d aid work, what to do for an in | cord. A vertebrae in Mr. Bait-1 law.lone. Several auch meeting*
a locomotive ch*«»i., the German
wood’* neck wma broken, but ho*-! h*.* been held elnce the camjured peraon, or how to do |l',
chancellor empha.iteil preclnii.
WASHINGTON, M«r,
VQlagers In L#V« Mery the victima of the tragedy Buf pi hi aorgeon* hav* placed hi* palgn waa given a big vend-off at
atatement. in pleaillng for c-tual- — ( ( A P ) —T o tn l receipt* i
neck In a rigid caet and it ia! L-ke Mary a week ago, and many
groused laat nivht hv fered the loaa of an much blood ‘ reported that there I. every proa-.other ime'lnga are being planned,
ity among nation, for the Iteirh lhi> T ow nsrntl old *f4
repo A that a child hid? that they died, one within a few pect ha will recover without any
’’There can no >nger tv vjrtor, alon o ru n n in tlo n sin c e It# tD*
The meeting, arranged by tho
kidnaped, and an the <"tnutea. on* «ft»r two daya and tailing injury. But had any -R emen’i Home Demon.tratlon.
and >anqoi.hed," de declared, a. cepthm J a n u a ry , 1984, W4
* another on the fourth day after
l te .i i.w e o .
rm i
li.tener* cheered enthi-.ia.tic.llv C8tlmntc<l to d ay a t $981,94
Clubs, however, ire rvat poliUcnl
hour* ticked by and no trnce,
"There can no longer re h<’nnrnl 09 at n special House tab
In ruUurf, though the politic ins
o f th e lost child could be
N, D. Itngira (left! ■ml K. F. Poulno.’ (right), two of the three , n<| ,| I.honored ”
ire Invited to ill of them. Th?
t found the excitem ent Inm In purpose In to exhibit iotn * men fkiinrrd si Tipijmi 'a.l year, are the key w i t n e f . again.t i | n explaining hia own po.ition tiRAtlon c o m m itte e h*
K. K. Clem entn, resig n ed
' creased, but in the end the
lieing tied there nn kidnaping charge. *a head of (he governmfnt bi’ l*iiL
thrir former ;«►ic
c u e simmered down to a
mrnta of th* Club* during the laat growftif out of th*» ittiiek* The third virtiru. Joseph Shoemiker.
"I am dependent upon no one I tirm al x c c r e ta r y o f t h e t
itstlon, was th* wkaeaa.
year and to ra a* fur.la with labor urK»n»x»‘r, ilu-i) aft»*r the whipping. ( Al* Photo)
pn-.*>« neither bond, nor ehare«,
.ftlmtly quarrel with the deOn the stand yesterday,
which to tend 4-11 Club boyi an I,
not
even
a
bank
arcount,"
and
the
.clalon by -the staU 'i attorney'*
n it, testified tha, th* maaager J
girl* to tha Tallahaaaer ihoit
[w orker, cheered again.
I'rllfornia receives monthly
that kldnaplrlt tita.gee
c i t y n e w s b r i e f s cour o th* l;at of May and to pny
I Hitler referred arornfully to tb
m sslnns of between •MOO
two women arretted thla
camp axpenae* in July. The canip
i t point peare program advocated
112.000. Ha further testified
la to be for girl* and young worn-,
would not hold.
, by former Preaident Woodrow W1ISaturday’*
tide*:
High
at
11:07
Wat* mansgers also receive
S lig h t I n t e r e s t
Is
*n and will be held at Camp Mc!
.on
of
the
Vnlted
State*
before
The two women were lodged In
A M and 12:M P. M , low at «.t3 Qvarry near Aator Park *0 mite,
pernnt of ell "quotas”, erT aken
L o c a lly
I n A. M. and 6:40 P. M.
| the V er.aHe» ]Vabe conference. which the club* turn In to
U>e County Ja 1 ahortly after S
from Sanford. Supper, are a»rt» I
Hr .aid hr had never entered upon tional headquarters.
»* ‘ *ek. docketed for "faveatlgar>t all thee* meeting*, and a .null
M a rk e t A g re e m e n t
aqy .feret arrangem ent nor would
In kidnaping.” Thla charge
FI** *cre* of land on Ut# aoutb chage la made for mrali.
Clvn\enla waa unab’e .fahe ever In the future "Bui If how many Towr.^nd Clnbi
wK) b t quashed, th* arreetirg ofHome.
Drmonalratlon
('lull
An official of the AAA cam# all County land, between Chuluota
other
nation,
arm
to
the
teeth.
I
flear stated, and th* palr-wJU be
and Go denrod were told today for meeting* have been, held in Alt*.;
in esiatenr* when natlor,al
U n f a i r .hall certainly are to It that our quarter* w*o moved fr-qii
O f
S o c i a l i s t ‘R e e k s w i t h
rto rg id With drunkenness and the way from Waihlngton, D, C., 1100 by Coll* Drawley to Jack G. monte Sprnga, Foreat City, Lorn: H e a d
to
addreaa
the
5S9
citrua
grower*
.overrignty over our own territory Agelrs to Washington Inst
H arris.
glee* a hearing before a Junto*
wood and Oviedo. Four more erv
n e s s , ’ H e S a y s I n i* .afrguarded.’’ be declared.
P a rty
D e n ie s T h a t
" tf‘
County thla morning,
He dkl ssy, however, that
to be held—In Geneve, Mnnme.
H e
Is
C o m m u n is t
F a v o rin g
R e p rie v e
a w
s n la kH are U r i kor- to explain to them Juat what th*
County Judge Jaa. Sharon wae Paol* and Sanford.
sre 1100 Jubs tr California, U r
io cmm y u iv io n propoeed marketing
th*
apeeker
today
at
th*
noon
***Th# Geneva meeting It to !►•
-------place of the movement,
agreement
B lland. The would do for them '-ut ony eight aion of the Klwanli CUd> In Or held thla evening, with chlckm TAMPA, Mar 27. —l#T’i - Kf
TRENTON. Mar J T - liP l-:
Th# membership of these eh
id t e luT i
lande, and I* acheduled to addrvee pi* on the bill of far*. Candid*!*! for1* to -M-at a • . man jury >o Govetnor Harold ().
Huffman
he said, range* from 100 u»?l
of
the
nearly
ooe
thouaand
b the former1* itepth# Townaend Cta'o of New Smyrna and othera are Inv.ted. The Home the la<t Noyemhrr,flogging i a - •• charged today that "the whole
22,000 In Los AnguU
LonU* BJohUta. gnrwen were at th* meeting. tonight.
Di mo rat rat Ion Club of laike Mon- on charge. »f kidnaping K I (H auptm ann) caae reeka with unQuestioning develop^ th
RJoblara by a Co*nty Agent
C, R.
Dowfairneaa,
paaaion
and
prejudice,*
>
roe will aarv* a chicken pilau: l*oolnot. nm* id three victim- «f
ganiu'ton (ia* divided the
Elector, are officially reminded aupper an th* evening of Apr. t ithe U 'l Not'-mb-i flogg ng c* >■•. and aaaerted th at if the pro.*-------•on, who rent notice* »f th* meettry toio four re .(lone
by City C erh T. 9. Lamaen today Th* meeting In Paola ia to be o.i moved 'Waiy today at Pat Mh" cutiun W<uld l e i him he had the '
"r
!ea«*mie* yrea*
regions) manager* * tl_
Plo thnt ttx ^ m fa t pay th e * I W pqll Apr. TO. The 4-It Club under the I akec, A-W-f dKenw- attuveter. en- right bar would -W gfad” to grant
Tw*nty-oke death* » n , chalka.l itaf* has^lie, or mfl
ts the Court tax## befog* Apr* 4, if they with dlrectten a t Princ'pal Robert TruvJ *» 2 «i In rontroveray with Nnr- a further reprlaim .
f ' 1)1 •*«*««« aviation mlahapa In agera,
.
’ 'iff',
today, figured
. at- -wham
eemo. the
— atlendU, , 10 P“riUipota fa th# apoefal elee- will k* In charge, though refreeh-1mef THoma., former So. ml .t | In a .U tem ant th a t brittle,! with ; ‘^ r** for\ * " ” u"*rl" T b u .« to f.
Cltmrma testified
1
eight
11, fa th* eUeat, remain* I
.Urtalon of
of Pro**culor
P e o u e u t.. A nlhon. uM. * fuurteen of them in the eraah of ■
,
PCtoona waa about tlon on Apr. 14 to choose a »uC- manta will be aerved by th# Worn-' candkteie fur Preaident, overT derision
lect.d from individual efaba fa )
father. Mr- SjoMoen
en’a Home Demonstration Club.1"In th- r Thom*. I
commu.M.t | | , llckt J r ^ of Hunterdon county. tourist airplane in Mexico.
posited In a .tot* area
Ten
German
tourl.la,
nn
Ihele
> atom !n Laka Mare
The meeGng In Sanford I* to take W hilakrr rh.rged Thom*- wim where Bruno Richard Hauptmann
th* Sanford City Commlailsn.
on
which only tho regional
way
home
a
ftrr
a
Mexican
visit,
tow *f hla littla gift'* county)
th* form of an evening brdgcj bring u rnnimunlat In i|ur-tiim - was convicted laat year of the
ager may draw. The rvgioeto)
H. B. Oavia waa the AAA of.
until aboat 8 o’clock
Officer* for th* anaulng ye^r party e. the Elk* Club on Apr. Id ,n veniremen, but Thom ai ivpleil murder of th# Lindbergh leby. three crew members end an avia manager deposit* fa a rsglallal
tion off.rial ,|ird ss thrir trlInquiry developed tb* flclal who came her* to explain will be elected by th* Sanford
In addition to the Home Demon- by telegraph h>- U nut, un I Wat
^
child waa U at eeen lhe propoeed part to th* g-owert, lodge of th* F,lk* to n ig h t F. f . •tratlo n Club’s meeting In Geneva,' Irr Rmi.b, chairman of the <.« n l Governor Hoffman said he did not motnred ship smashed into th" fund on which only Mtfaeal b*e4«
fa bke eCmpony of two women, but D. E. Tlmmona r>" C aine..lie, Dnrner, nominated for exa'tod there la to be another almil«r\i*t execu'ivdfcommittee in Hur- believe he had th* right to grant rocky saddle between the vol quartan may draw,
CaliL'inla, the wltneaa coat fadfafdfco dfacriptton a f on* in representing the agriculturel *x- ruler *t the laat meeting, haa no gathering a> the tam e hour In tb*| 'd«. i” rd * atatem ent -upi-mi another reprieve, hut th a t “If the cano*! lki|Hicatrpet| and Istlachibrilliant Mr. Itauck and his legal huatl.
ucd, haa alx area manager* wbh
d fartrt a r t ike WM hi* aatrangud tenilon service of th* State Uni- onpoaltlon. There ere three candi Community ’ Houa* In 'Altamonte inF Thom**.
'
advisors
will
advise
me
that
I
do
Three of the vicltms wrr* tltlml. receive ten cent# on each B*4f
venlly, was alio hare. Du* to th* date*. however, fa r the petition af Springs this evening. A “G ypiy' N orm an Thomaa, who canto h " v
member, ten cent* on tack
'
Believing that tke Util* girl had u n til attendance and th* fact that te rrito ry . The lodge aeuton |e eupper" It to b* aerved a t fl o'rliwk. «nd made an addrea* condemn lug have that rig h t, t sha.'l be glad to l Six were women.
e.e rc l.e It, I am more firmly con- ! At Lyndhurxt. Hampshire, In newal and 40 per cent of '
Idnapod,
Mr. SJoWorn those there were conversant with called for > o'clock.
will preeent a Gypsy m uaicab.Jtb- flogg nga, war described by
vinreil than ever th at Hauptmann England, four men and a women club ’’quotas", or payment*
at CenafabU W. A. Me BrovU<on* of tha proposed part,
than tha Lyman P.-T. A. ting er- li h linker a i
"the
natinrully
rtfaikate |
ws- net given a trial in line with were killed when an air!,nor by national hiodquarten. Jlcgldfa
a l an aarly hoar and I k y thalr discussion was irlef.
ic
h
h
m
m
m
h
*
.
r
.
a
n
known
communist
and
propaTh* weather) Moetly cloudy,
al mana^en, he aald, tocel.e f$8
in aanrrt af the tw* wom
At th* doe* of th* meeting bal w ith occaeional ahowera In th* *ggan 1st,'* in asking venir, men what w# consider to be Ameri- crashed.
i.
i 'J v
Near Moscow, In Russia, two a week.
an atari n Laka Mary f a it evanln (. lot* were east* by Miaa Nona
w hether they heard th* Tliom.n e»n .taniUrd* of Ju»tlce."
e
.
a
i
t
r
*m«
north
tonight
ai|d
The governor said he would of the Soviet’* brat known woman
The women aeemod to have mad* W ylt, and W, V. Dunn o f l-*ka 1n
In reply to on* questlen, %
spe, rh.
north and central portion*
8* effort to dfigtlaeThelr
Shoem aker's brother, L. T. "ilrvcerely welcome" a legislative parachute pumpers were killed witness said th# Weetern region ’
M *rr. E- H, Kllbe# of Ganeve, Saturday, net moch change |n
while practicing delayed opening of California, Oreguu, WashfaRmrnta, th* constable m M, and they Norman De Foreat and D. L. tern nerater*. E xtrem a narthwgit
Sho m aker, of Tampa, slid he w ui, *n*ligaw°n,
Jump*. They were Liuba Berlin ton, ArlMna, Navads, Utah, Ufa-,
Mad. WV*k within T k n a h e r of Sanford, and W. P.
a member of the , Socialist party
r U n i f , with occuloqal
end Tomara Ivanova.
«f a mil* from a Pop* # f Lah* Mery. There were ra |n s ^ n , ^ ,
ho, Montana, North and RoqRt
in
\e
rm
n
n
i
b
.are
coming
;o
i
a
g
;
j
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i
y
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•
pnaaibi, gettifm a b u t nafawep between e'ao two other grower* p re te n t.,
Dakota and New Matico provide*
Tampa, Imt he den ed the dead1I V l l Q W G S t K l V C r 8
cooler In th* weet portion teASMARA, E ritre a ,' Mar 27. - man i v r r belonged to the coinand Apopka where, ae- Ne tnform etteti Wka Viven a* l « '
more revenue than any other.* *
night.
Two Italian columns ania>he-l muni t par y. lie cited a speech
O ffic e O f R e g is tr a r
..........
the w hether thoe* catting ballot* voted
Under new regulation*, C fa* ’
th eir way south laat night from
mat Mr. ta r or agalnxt th* p*ct.
• Polk# Officer Bek Wilcox cam* the S etit R l.tr to th e l a k . Tam in which he sm,I Joseph ShnuI s S o u g h t B y M c N a b ento said mlnlraun chxb aemMJI
,
wife, bar
inaker describe I mmmunisl*
ship Is sat at &0 for a ' “JaAfae
to th* teneluilon teat night th a| a r e ^ o a - O r e a t B rttfaa* aphrre o fu h ., ”b ltttr e ,t foe.” of the Social• Itttlf g ir t They
club," and 100 for n “senior *tatf*
David
K.
McNab,
manager
for
negro
hanging
around
the
Doe«fy
is
flu
io
c
i
in
Ethiopia.
;
|j^
p^rty.
in , a borrowed o r A t l a n t i c C o a s t L i n e
Itr T i e Aaaeeialeg Prree
with a maximum of 1000. CM farta
the
last
seven
years
of
tha
Semi
lunch
room
waa
acting
In
n
awa
The column*, la addition to
th* efffaar they were
Heavy rains awallad M ldwntern
ready orfanlied are *xcepfaA.4’
nole
County
Credit
Association,
rd
clous
manner,
so
h#
decided
to
thouaand of Infantrym an, include'
P la n s T o P a y T a x e s
M their way to ,L#ke Mary,
stream* tmlay, hut receding wstera
Indications that tha mo
announcad today aa a candidate for
light and heavy Unite, arm om ll A l t o n F e r n e l l S e c k H
they faarely had taker
facilitated reennstruetlon in flood
prospered from the flrat
the
office
.of
supervisor
of
regis
F
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c
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o
o
l
s
S
S
J
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V
H
^
S
S
ca
n
,
field
artillery
and
ecorr.
of
With them f r tke night
swept sections of the upper Ohio
O ffic e O f C o n s ta b le
tration. He haa boon a resident of given In CUmenta' teetlmeny
—----package throegh a window to ||w the machine gun unite.
State’s Arte roe y L. F.
11.1,234 was deposited In
D
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r
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t
v,n*yI
n
F
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t
h
TALLAHA83EE,
Mar.
IT.—Ran#fTO
„„
th#
ootolda,
and
the
l»tAirplanes
guided
tha
ailvincaptly lnwastigoted th*
i s i a i r i l l . f b , Ohio River ■plllcrl over U* th* county elnce 1924, living on t lien* Stole Ranh of Lon«
Weet
Flrat
Street
at
Wilson’*
ajnnd
ng
to
Comptroller
J,
M.
ta
r
to
kla
h**U.
Officer
W
*
and a'multaneouily tite rin g the
dviaad th a n w h
) shores again In the Wheeling, W.
Calif., durlgn th* flrtt 10
K. Alton Frrnrll
rridmeo on which te fr**'* general appeal to Uxpayer* M1 w t. the b atter *prlng#r, tpd road with an Inreeaaat hell
y en- y*.t <r?i but w ithout reusing ap- Corner, and waa with tha HU of the organisation’* axil
nreclaM* d°aUoi*sr.1 a a ^ h r >> w c n . t Lumber Company or flv* years
two w ity n for kldnap- m behalf o f tha *«bools, (he aegytakln* th* negro feond ffa* bomb* on alt Ethiopian position.! no,,,' r*, l »* a candidate for
from Fab. 1 to Dee. 1, 18U.
A tlantic
Coast
Lin# n ilre e d g „ ,An n „ , a|x chib sandwich*#,
I t fa believed thU
is ■‘•M* In Hte Fourth IHalrlct, ^ ^ ^ o w
M .r k t t . nhlo w^.b before taking over tha direction of
m ss#
__ j . _____i U r t «*i*si k i h f a t k * r
...II
^ r * flOWJ! Oft M f t r f « t t a , O h i o , W i t h
Clement* aald Dr.
id
th*
comptroller
th a t k-M>, pagg a t potato** and n the * a < urn mng
th* Credit Association. Mr. Meof *w. —
main
advance
hla father.V ,E.AA.L VFernell,
although turn bio to pay all tax#*
coeOaeeO e e PM * neveva
th* entire northern front, * hn
•>*•« eon.table in th a t a 40-foot stag* fattWpafad. D an-; N, b U a property owner and tax flrat approached him
ELECTRIC
PI-ANT * t thla particular time, l( la pro— ----------■■ 1
-----•fv f u " T * . 1!
payer, a Ma.on. member of th e . pension jd jj
• b le b Marshal Plrro Radoglin dr. M«u ®n fo r eevaral year*.
* ..t(U B .p t|r t Church“Ih a ^ ro rT u p e rT n ^ *nd the or
tided to
——
poring te pay thla week approx- K a t k H U l G lU I T Q ' S
A.ton Fernell wasr-bOML—n:
before
.
tho
rainy
Mar. #X
(.CVk —City
n > . imaUly IIU
IM ef ..k—I
l.wwv
r>_
r^ J T- B
« rfim
B andly Bthoo, o f , porated In Ca’ifomto i
Mar.
VI.—tI
fllO^OO
school _main•eta fa.
ralaacf "Hi the Oviedo section, WS!
. . . o u, th , Ohio, meteorologists U nd(nt of ih, Sunday
Issu e O f H e rm k | If
■_l*»t night approved
county and district taxei
th* church tat xaviral year*. ThU 84. I I U The witness raid
graduated rum th* schools there,
’
,
...
—
1 Estimate* are that (to
families 1^ hla f ln t venture Into politic*. not devote HU entire timer
'« * v g h i g 'r » r the tar all of the 42 counties through
M a k ^ n r P r o g r x f e J n o_________
"
. M .
D i e s I n and*hae elwey. Hied in Sem inole'.
more are
M M certificate* te whkh the Atlantic Costal Lin*- srrl
Aa manager of the Seminole until May, or June o f the
electric Ra aubaldinrlea eperat*.
County Cfedit Association, Mr. year,
F t. L a o ^ a l e T H ^ 'S r S
2 rfi
f 'Z T
“
Capt-rtJeorge
MeRory
took
|fa
Cheek for the** tais* will be
j systei
McNab baa for y e a n kept a com- 1 "I concldered Dr. Ti
tarn yesterday aa h n d ef th# *dn t to th* comptroller's effro vertalng committee
M » 4 « ,o<».
plefa
record of vital statUUca, brilliant man and * phyekfaRl
which I* J o ^ r a S ^ , “ *r ^
!S Americcn^*L#gion p’S T s . * ' Kentucky are either out ■of? %
»
their
Friday er Saturday, according to j ****
^
NatfanI iw^T.
changes in raaldenee address of all
Clemente aaaerted,
*
prt>,n'
ford
*nd
lh*
B*P“»‘
Church
I
n
.....................................
banlu or near it.
W. K. Ray. general ceunrol far th e 1
Seminole County people, and other < he resigned only thU w4
died yeetor- Orledw
thisrlty.
city.He
Hi
Atlantic Coca- Line, and Mr. L * e '£ ° * £ *
to <5»L day a t hie koea* M er
-------facta quit* necessary, fa hU ecu*# of difference* wHb
District Four Include* Oviedo, I \
•fated today that the comptrotier's Mondey i t e h e e e e w y *
a brother ef the Ut* Judge
" ■ a * i' opinion to keeping the registration Mml •»** po^UU* and
o
tu
iu
o
u
si*vu
«nd
Goidenrod.
|
M
o
s
t
S
e
n
a
t
o
r
s
L
i
k
e
d
MeRory
be
office weeld
dlatributo
th* *
Nathan F. Bryaa e f the United
book* up to data.
I maneuvering."
ThU U Mr. FerMl. a f ln t
,e f O w tral Ftert- monies fa (be couutlea the sen,,
Btofa# District Court of Appecli venture into politic*.
I Both he
I C e le ry ; O n e D o u b tf tu l
day the Ceaat Une’e check fa ra quarter.
teettfUd, w «e engaged fa reel
M , tecrth ag K and a f the tb* fat* William P.
"Tracking
■
i
f
H
e
I
te bee been -th* pel ley of
S h o u l d A c c e p t s t e « p l e c h a s e W o n B y ,* u ivw°fiki
■ — im ill In*
tertBdaU . all F rrcn . enro United States senator R o o s e v e l t C r u i s i n g
office hoidei
p in n e r's office the pa -1
from Flaridte M e Bryan wax a
a t the time th* Tewncewd
three yean.
Latter* er spprocUtlon are be- 1 R f J T I O l d s t O W n A g & i n wa* conceived.
A r o u n d C ia c o x I s le
Mar.
operHTmltb *• fa r t f e d fa efa^ prominent East Ceaat derafaper
ing received a t th* local office of
raise fends te templets the wir and waa at *M fame chairman of
AfNTRRFt Engand, Mar. f t .
ing a t th* new aretecy." decl«r«d the Broward eeuaty board of
MIAMI. Mer. ' 57.-Pr»cld*nt th* Central and South Florida
Furlong'* L O C A L W E A '
Ruoeevslt U cruiing in th* vtcln- Water Conserve! Ion Committee —OPI—Major Noel
Cap*. MeRory.
Reynold*town repeated hla 1829
Today L t W, D. Maftman fa
Ccu Surviving him ere:_ hi* widow.
. -,*ty of Clococ Island, north#*.t from United State avnalor* to
. BTt?F Bryaa; threo L f Great Inaugua Island, *eeor-|. whom were sent crate* of Seminole victory In the Grand National
hi* fare fa the edvettle'eg i
|
•fa™*** ."••m M e m y Bryce, ing to wireless mr**ag.« racelved County et ery after they voted Steeplechase today. Sir Dnvia /•a . I L
i .a
"no” on additional appropriation* Llewellyn’i ego, .an outsider, waa Feb. Arerag*.
Guild* Ball Bryan and Lourcey her*.
Ce,
•III *01
■AKCg
O tK E K S lU M v P»,
Bryant flv* eiefaga, Mr*. Charles
A later m**»ntr reported th* tor th* Florida Cross-State canal, second and Jam** V. Bank's Bach 14 ____
Phils
- m -T he
ex- theA\ L T
A- Canon, MUmlj Mr*. Arthur arrival of thr Pre«M#nt a bo* nl the F. F. Doroar reports. But on* elor Prince era* third fa a field of
Pmuuylv
K. Donogan, O rtM * Park; Mr.. Potomac at W rit flco* I.land senator wrote that h* did not know U . Golden MUUr, 1934 winner and
which I
a eerr#
Mi rehall Prfab. Miami: Mr*.
,d r i .at CapC A.
's # * - month, no eaiualti**,” whether b* thou Id accept tho gift, favorite today, toll at tho flrat
ranee JL M ften, end Mr* V. waa tho report of f’apt. WlUm aa he feartii aomeona might think Jump, rogalnad bU feet, hut was
the WOgreee i
Two
Brown, lb* ProcUent’e naval a‘do. hi* vote wne "bought" wtth th* pulled up before completing th*
Ctria Re*** of Jneksom RU.
the
ee fl)
Nothing w a a ia il about fUKIng «*Ury, though the eeltry waa f l n t round.
Jim o* M. Careen, prominent MlNo
most of
a f lb* day cent
rout Uia
tb# aaneton after they bed
ad appnraotlyy moat
Only eight boro** finished th*
imi ettorney, fa a nephew at Mr. and
v i i ■pent In traveling,
c u t their vote*, Mr, Doraor Mid. tour and ono-bnlf mil* teat,
VV
*,
tlbly of two. of th* three perO f tona who died Uiia week aa the
O p i n i o n E v i d e n c e reault of Injuries reeeieed In the
head-on rolliaion between two auIs
N ot
S u f f i c i e n t lom 'htl’a on the Sanford OrlanT o W a r r a n t A c t i o n do Highway la at Sunday evtnlna
S t a t e 's
A tto rn e y
Organizers Paid £
Big Conunissiprt|
F o r N ight Visit
Only 8 Of Nearly
lOOOGrowersAt
Fruit Pact Meet
Trial Delayed By Hauptmann Trial
Controversy Over Bitterly Scored
Political Beliefs ByGov.Hoffman
21 Persons Killed
In P l a n e Crashes
In Foreign Lands
t s ~
10th*
t- *•
-
Italians Engage
In New Push On
Northern Front
Being Swollen
By Heavy Rain
Bryan
INEWS
Two Killed, Two
Ax Flyer
Freight 1
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�FRIDAY, MABCH 27, 1M4
THE SANPORD nERALTT, FAKPORD,' FTOHriTJC
Be Prepared
Sanford Herald
With the death toll In SRnforti’n w orst automobile ac
cident, in the memory of mast of us, now standing at thtetta
the information divulged by Miss Frances McDougal, Red
Cross nurse, that the lives of two of the victims were lost
unnecessarily because none of the many spectators possessed
a knowledge of first aid treatm ent, brings home the impor
tance of the local lied Cross society's course in first aid,
“Only by the grace of Gctl," Miss McDougal tokl a re
porter of the Herald, "the persons who carried H. Palmer
Esstwood from the scene of the verec\ to the hospital did
not touch his spinal cord. A vertebrae In Mr. E*jrtwood"B
neck was broken, hut hospital surgeons have plkced hU
neck in u rigid plaster cast and it Is reported th at there 1*
every prospect he will recover without ■any lasting rnjbrjr.
But had any pressure been applied to th e spinal cord 16
m.iving him to the hospital, Mr. Eastwood would have been
paralyzed for the rest of his life.’*
It is not pleasant to reflect upon the harrowing event*
of the accident, but it is so imjsirtant that people realize
the urgency of knowing whal to do in an emergency and
doing *t quickly that we feel it may do good to call atten
tion to what Miss McDougal said further. It Is revealed
th st Miss Buchanan died U r tune she lost so much
blood before she reached the hospital, "No otte knew what
to do when the young woman staggered Up and down the
highway after the wreck crying out that she was bleeding
to death, hut a person who had some knowledge of first ala
cculd hnve stopped the flow of Mood by applying pYrtnure
at the side of the jaw." Miss MeDouga! said.
So often i person’s life hangs by the merest thread and
' A NATION’S tiKEAl NKS.’I:- ♦his, evidently, was true in the case of Scotty Shtw, whollnK’ghtaouaneis eealtr'.t, a natioti
b ( t i l l It 1 reprw ch to any
p i t I P r o v e r b s H: 04.
Aa wa gat It the L'nilrd State-.,
n tjla a d , and France hava Just
I gagihdad a naval treaty t-i build
U tta r and stronger navies.
Yemen Hawthorn* tnno.inm
ke has derided agsmal run
Ring for gnyermir. .“ met lltnr
ago nawthtme said he would
m
the
if ht
veerr eotivlneerl tltnl
i f Flntlda wanted an
hw aalH nan for
go ert^or.
dfgtly, be
not
has
Evl-
Iwin^fiApn-
T m Tamps Trilun:' 1 • *gjcsl
k g th«t th* propuncd rrm i state
M i l b* construitcd ns n ahillnw
lack cans! for bsrges «nd y*chl*
InrUad of a deep f t level canal
0Rth a canal,
It It said, wuuln
aoat about 130.000,000. Well, the
pftypoaal haa one
redeeming
jgatttrs anyway. It woultl save
«bfut a hundred ml.linn dollars.
nong other pimnlnant vialracently In Florida was
a I t fanaa. chairman of tin
d of tha world's biggest curtlon,
the
Uecunstruelion
IM S Corporation.
,\lr Jnrus
I In Florida lo cunfar with
. Praaldant and n u t him In
(vflle, according to the Stirueate, shortly af.ar the Rol
Mivmony. — "— ,
ACTRESS WEDS NEWSPAPER' MAN
k it.
A rbitrator
, Aids LaGuardia 'u i troth sm pleyii* ae-l uaittn
effiriits v,*.-rc -all-t'C.I with He
' EndN . Y. S trike1ll,io
n , an it peace
n wJ- r*
ny nm tntnT pmtmmf.r . I
WASHINGTON, Mar 2 7 - In-!
form* it pontons fn lYaahhtr'.icredit Edward F. M-(ir»d}. it"
big, smiling trith atattlant « ■ >■
• tg r d .
tniisil}' rHvu-il Latiua.Uia t"
• ry ih»
»lnn. Thr rttayir
acre'll, njniurnt.-'l an eilotrwlt.r
»W
wen) would be final In t '
litzlicr li t liliuIalniitiM - f a n t *‘\o u don’t know what you are
n >. amt some IS hour* latrr th.;1log the strike o( ho'Mlng s in -trike was r tlt'r d .
running into when you start a
new job,” he says. "You’ve gol
k s employes in New York.
Thu* “Kd" Ml'; -a.lv. the Ad-
u ry
at
ti b o r . w T h a e r i a l l y
'r
Officially It s t . th<* plat nf
Mayor Laftuardia that bruk- the
prol -ngrd HrsillorV i» la - n tV
lluililittir Service ti niHuy". tiro •'(
j «nd thr- Res'ty Aiisi-niv Hu t 1
| bat MeGrady is credited with
l laying thr x-r.inndwi.rk fur it ■
cep ance.
I|rrv‘< whal happened, »cr.... I
ittg to those ott the iris tile
Three tlayr befur ' tt.r it'll
was selllril and ill :• liini- vsii ii
it niiprared aitrtriii tit -.va Em
Hlstant, Mcftraily pu m it 1"«
dlVanc* call fr mi hi- ..flu in
Washington to Mayor l-stinsr.lin
Inability of union uffinals and
building owners to agree on terms
for reinstatement of sltikirs was
holding up the show
Hcfirady suggested lit the
New York mayor that the pro
cedure followed in settling <he
• trike at the Industrial llnyon
Company’s plant In Cleveland,
which had worked so m i . . rst1 fully, be tried out.
Jean ftti.tr, youthful actress, and Qsorga MaeDenald, New
! In that ‘atrlke there was a difYork newspaper man, ara shown upon thalr return ta Mallyweed i ferenca of opinion between Ihu
after thalr surprise wedding In Lae Vegat, Nav. They mat In New i company and union officials over
York last yaar. (Associated Preaa Photo)
the ita tu i of 54 men. The com
pany refused to rshirs them be
cause they allegedly engaged in
Senator Itorah has decided nut sabotage during the strike.
B o r a h W o n ’t E n t e r
In enter the California Republican | At et "*1111 p i nan uti. Me
C a lifo rn ia
P r i m a r y | presidential preferenre priniary firmly induce.I both .ides to per
Jo iau se it would he impossible far nil him as n dislnlerrst d cnnciliWASHINGTON. Mar. 27, olb I him (1) campaign in that state.' ! ator In 'p u s, u|Kin the individual
lu ll'll i b l ' i i i / s
*Si
I
T ll.lih
■
i to feel your way along."
•1 1 l e ' hi 'ah r ntf fi< tlh i * iv.ti
el'!*' In nil! Minilla-r v hi I \
I
n r- |.,|
n
. in
m.
In
"rtilt
. .ill., w li stttiOn.iry '
In!*, virP tnol I>4!It n noli uiy
li ,ir iri e.
UHi'toly
aj-ti nra » ■
P o le
On
H re a k .s ,
P ta y g ro rin d
Boy
K ille tl
-sill T il
HAY.
Mar.
27—
:VhfndiHntes mourn the death of
hmi- Htiiin-y, ii, who was killed
UI lrti-..l Ijf as li« was swinging on
1 tope on the school playgroup!
*'i'ii* The pole supporting the ropa
rrndnsi let the ground, striking him
<>n the head.
H E R E ’S S H O W
r,.{ ih p i » a i jn fniked i l r t h k a '
1
" W’Ay^llai^^
C j ? ra jjH M
For Your
P irty —
>
STO RE
V uk , w
w irs - K a a t a t - — x— O'
Phone 286
P r o te c t T h e B ird s
The hrnuliftii pilimage which it* often seen on top wom
en's hntn is not infrequently that obtained from the beau
tiful bird a called egreta, which may he aeen gracing moat
any Florida landscape where there in iswarnp and glade- De
ploring the ulaughter of egrets for ‘heir plumage, the Miami
Herald writes:
“Man is often a brutal beast ihnl destroys all life, In'cluding his own. Animals ire not *o stupid as to engage
in huge wars among themselves; few of thym engage in
killing for the sport of butchery. The cut plays with the
mouse, hut she is domesticated and almost civilized and
pattern
sodlers cross tha
or Inti Ho. 1st l»trt ,ry «n
f a half Hour's ra'-ilMg
it leaving n miutlic- of if "
injurad on the fltld of batOut this I* not wnt till >
J u it all good clpan fun lxm a eoupte of u'd apurring
r e Just fought
kttna m Anvar(cans ara richUday aa Uva raault of a
Ran at ream of priia winnings
tin g into thla country from
1; Irish hospitals awaapataka
H>, Ratting each on# of thani
RVaCRga of taeufl r pl»e*. Hut
|| is Rot Mwa, and *0 what
H i known. La how many Amirna ara poorav as a result of
dug bought tlakata which did
'a- geUca *n Increasing H ut• On tha part of political cantna la M id platforms on
h tg ran * Moat of them anasa Otoi they art'I peasant thalr
S A N F O R D T W E N T Y Y E A R S A C tO
Normsn thiRnrest I* igpocted in
Sanford almut Apr. 1 to visit his
mother afier which he and hit
wifi w || spend several weeks ill
Daytona bsfure returning North.
Jamra II, Cowan, th* erterati
tin and nirtal man, who hut liven
In rhnrg* of this department nf
uf th# (l*o. II. Femald Co. fur
many >ysars, haa purchatad the
««ma Mini will uperbla It frnm the
seine placa In lha fata re. Jim Cow*,
art, a* he i» familiarly called hy
h.a frienda, Metis no Introduction
to tha people of this arctlon aa he
haa been n resident of Sanford fo*
many yean
thoroughly
familiar with tbs tin, cheat mats],
fleeing MtulhwaH. Th# Amaricun
Ir.H>i>n me s.ram ng every nerve tu
capture or kill hint bafura Hr
reaches th* Sierra Tarahumar*
iiimuitnlna In Cuerrtra district.
NKW -YORK. M: r. Bi —Wlttar.l,
the heavyweight champion of the
world, outpoint 1d Moran ,n a held
found III round boti| tonight. Wil
lard had tha better of Moran In
ovary tuund racapt tits third,
which went to Moran by a shade,
1 n.l the *ighth and lha ninth whim
wer* even. Moran fought gatMly
although making no Impraavton on
and roofing buahiaas.
E v e ry
EL PAHO, Mar.
'Tha pur
suit of Villa has developed into a
race between the bandits, mounted
g M k w potflaa, and tha AmerW tharUy after tha ^ E V * lt»R CAalry. Dlspakhaa from tha
irar, a polltlea; platferm, the front »•» Villa haa broken
or Pad. does give tha <tU- through tha Cftfruasa lines aad la
R g tin g voter an Inalgbt Into
a SRadtdato may ha tbtaking.
RAM go wall to vote again it
morad northward over th* Atlantic
aa far what he ad feo tea aa
inboard, brlngftg with It heavy
rhat ho folia to adroaaU.
rains generally m th* eastern
atala* doetng th* day* pracaadlng
Officials Point To
Abnormal Rainfall
mibtatlVIi controversy haa Since ’34 Drought
pear tha qtiaaUoa af wheat
gas tha cross Mat# canal
y '•WRa** gdvlsed’y h>cauas
htanning Inaraaaingly apthat among tha kltfhar ap*
li thara 1* a rapidly grow-
produced fkvormhl*
nomlcel
!!* • m o te
ec o -;
E v e ry C h e v ro le t o w n e r
s
And every
m o re ^ 6 o n o m ic a l
p e rso n
will readily
tTndefEtsnd these sim ple A-B-C
xloodj.
To compllcaU th* situaUen and
,Ry STEPHEN J . N aW iw G U ttag an tha raeord-taM tiar ft troth,
WASHINGTON,
abvwrmolly Warm waathar pra—Heavy artntar anowa, aatcantMul V#l td ovtr mmi of th# country
aorta weather, and ib H ta iljS a . with tha axcaptianally blgk Uoa
fail over tha aoatani aasboWti are paralutea In th* eastern area, 1
advanced aa raaaona far tig Jai when mountain mows ytaldad> ta
raattng tooth ta the East
T l th* load of mo Itlura aceomuls tad
Official* of th* United Stalat
Weather Bureau bar* sag thAV
aver a consIdarabJ. portion
ut
whatarar with tt.
ata any (bet II was
tCa "pat project’' hat
row playing politic*
I ana word from him !country abnormally
m bur tha an* ward
to u t p r o w
wet T tu lC r
■ CENUtNE r a m s NO
1* far laag al haOthara taatit Utah
■tor
cm
ta favor of
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PAGETE
THE SANFORD HERA I.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Night’s HreBm’1 directed wy Miix 1° *mg 'Bohr me ' a t tbe U ltra *
Keindhart, Europe’s ice dirretnr pnlitan and such a Jam of cal*
By NINA OLIVER DEAN
A tte n d e d B y J J y to n g
lM. k Rowell may nut read blank *•rit| dither nf mounted piiHi etlitn .
'.r*,. With the rich r a u - u m l
chMfjn| ln t h e . t r v e l , yo*j '
Tl»os r**ll«M*liaK 1* an «4ilrM*
tree, only m> wake up ar.»l , find cadence accorded it by *Wa tr
U *,r 12.ri p « o o n . a t l . n M Ihh.-ani: I hul the th rill « f S
h»
Hf*.
llnllniaal
I..
|lr-«*a
MBS MARGARET ^ETEHS, Society Editor
Telephone 148 rs ta rv t dinner given T hundny I Tharatlt)
'm y diirkt y uatbly vhitb a liroa l j Hampden and K. H Ssdhcni. hut ’’"cling her at the NBC ttQliit
H« | | *
< •»■*♦! -arreliSM - 1 flaw «*m L
it's
very
compensating
ti»
me
i«
*
evening i t the WnmanU Chab by
ITrin on h * fnc*te way bt'hint) no*. I
"here -lie w .i linixiicaxllng -fag
ntflr II1«|fe Sir||»«| In n pr««niia
-•er a fairy slide down a moon 1 Vick* \'apo Kuh. A rourin o f Oilaa
'h e hoard o f m an*gen of the club
a | H > * « f V f 4|
fc y
I Up
(r m ln n lr
A p ril la C o n v e n tio n
I thir.k t. »m»s i* a ^rnntl r»m<*'
l"-am, for in the mux ms anything happriH-il I" b*' the Vicki altorM E
for tha benefit o f ' tha building
ISitYnl.TFBfllfr*
'pltKoUgjh l am probulily
tb ' van bappvih uml dpcsl
VoMntrljil |«*|!
M o n th F o r D a y to n a
| ai»t iw gavr mr ticketi f o r UW "'*
fund. Dinner was lenred and two
* vAtubr-t wtir-t piny r One ifno*l J In th« field of f«ntaj<y a" !
prognmti were presented, on# by
• !"o*lca.t in the rlienl1* ‘ box.
my *uhjtrtct, “ R m * nn
DAYTONA BEACH. Mur. 27thine about it is hnt one mn get . fairy tales, the muvus offer .» Imagine
local talent, and the other by the
niy ilrlighl when X '
Mr*. M. B. Ward of Waahingdon, Grtawold Sister* of Ithaca, ff, Y
the Moving Pfrlure*.'*
m»* tbe elvrci^e and tbv fun in sueh a bound]***- horiton for th** fit
Il.*inntwr
with
th*
annual
in
c
it
lr lined that the forvigner
:
SATURDAY
Ga..
D
the
gue*l
of
her
daughter.
' «hnrt time, and in hiifh s*rhtH»l Uni,' with trick photography, end Ugh* the dark mouatarhe who — Numerous small table* were by Mrs. RnumiBlt, I h«vr*
Circle Number Two of the FI rat ing of 'he Florida League of Mr*. G, C. Cochran, 511 Oak A*eWomen Voter, Ma - 31 Ur A|>r. 2,
dig h a perfect medium for bom- otting next to me was Co m
arranged about the club audilo i "'ib title, “ Uidinjc Hubby Her**** 14 «o preeiuim
Methodiat Church will hare a
Uaytnna Reach ha-* 'iv - important une.
11fi•I mi|a»aaih e things I’d like tu M"oie’s Spanish husband!
1 Im1
rlum which * i i decorated for the 1minors r ml Out,*’
cooked food tale In the morning lr
a
In
Florida
we
huv*
the
whole
- -invrnl nn* ■chrtlulcd for the
The travel lover can find T K I ■
occasion with a profusion of gxr Ilev an firmly thul evrry ln»y an I ocean to *wtm in' t »f coursi*, 41'C them try “IVter Fan ' ai^tm
front of Penney‘a.
Mr*. Miriam Fell H art or M ari
month "f April, with the addition
•
ml
Barrie’s
"Mary
Ro*e
muis jaunts in the movie trwr**
den fower*. C igarette girls in tfirl. e*ch person* in fart, -hou1l
The eiecutl’ e committee nf the
etta, Ohio *|»ent Wednesday here
you *11in bi'irh M'bool k' h U don i
1 wonder if unv *»f you «uw ogues, and Ihe newsreel j# an Uk*
costume sdded much to Ute rn bin i n * b a st one itiitd«*oi *|m,t
Florida Audubon Society will
w
.,__ . _
The other April mrrting* are; a* the gueit of Mm. O. C. Cochran.
have to worry al»out furme* hut Walt Hisney’s “Wa'er Babn ^ 7 * >ab rthli* aid to any »*tud«nt o r a n y
Joyment the evening:
m eet at 10:00 A. M at tha May- Florida Engineering Society. 2 1 ; Oak Arenue.
imi orv*- iminor rrerention hntiby they ^uy that <w mmme m one of I’lr nev«w forgot it, partly lecniMc
p»‘r**iu for «hat mutter, who lik*#
fa ir Hotel.
The
following
program
hy
lor
d
Florida Confer* nee
nf
Social
hories tbjit he ran rnlp ifaitv the be *t f T e r e i ^ - to marntam a of the round wontlenng eves of in know what is happening i s t k i
A. luncheon will bo given for Work. I.VIH; Florida I'r. ** A*
talent
directed
by
Mr*.
France*
\
Mr* K. Mutwlti, Mr* M Zerren
pi rfee’ sllhi'iiftt»
On of tb
little bov on the front row, world.
S extaUr* committee of the *>>cii lion und Florida O depathic nrr, Mr*. E John* ami Mr* C ar Hickson was presented white din aloni; tha* biuhvkr y nf lift to i M rnu’d part of ii ' w im ‘vine on mv
in<| partly bcratHe *i w«s lik*1 a
1rolor, beuuty. and eharni to lb *
l*»ctiir#’s in the offinr »nd welt
rid* Audubon SocM y. V*eal Aonciation. 'J4-J5.
te r have returned from St. P etari- ner was being terved:
m iltrtt siTmmer idyl with its lowly r*'c*muiien.|rd
(b» I>*‘:4»h after it'*
are “f’riling Zero,**
reenftwra of the Society, and
F.ntertammen
program* ai burg where they spent a few day*. Sunr. "Sugar Plum ”, Madalyn Tra | jour tii y
Koltlcvi lotus cutt**'s
*>ta
miisle, its i*|vint ri*liog al***ut «*n the "h.irply dramatic play about
loader* In local ttehoolr nf Junior ranged lor there even'* will be
akmtf
to
Inyh
m
I
o
d
*
i
in
*|
lock.
j
living |uirt of ti»«* w iful Ilid tin dragon flies and t<*r<!•»s. im.| *he
ivhiId m . and m contrast, - U t o * 1
Audubon Oroup* at 13:30 P .M. *n'h a* to prefer, the opening of
Mr*. Deana Turner of Fort My- Song.
xva ter ba.' •»r s *a v in g t be»r p ■i i <i . I ai i d FminHeroy/1 France* iiodr*
"Rhythm
in
Nursnr . I tents on t ecre*’. on. one* mint f a and Iho sky.
gt the Mayfair Ootol.
of Ike Iik’oJ rummer Inuri.t *ea er* i* the guest for a *hort tim e of
■
atm
»llv
tuTii*
lo
ih»*
ufi:niiui,4
C
1
m
I'm
not
u
.aI
fird
for
ftsbo
in
(be
wu'er
I
lies
In
diff
i.nl
Rhyme*",
Ciayda Korga*on
»"H It .rm t t’s permnia I, adapted
The Loyal Tamperanc# l^gm n • o n .
her ilite r, Mr*. Ernast Knipp. T ip Dance, Evelyn Stlie*.
ithleties, football. W •H.all, aod t nils. 1 . a ii’I slop Talk lilt* Inn mkmhI, wen* Mickey Mon e and
o>.
wles bv no leva a llt*
will meet at 10:00 A. M. af the
H in 'e ll Lodc*. Moiitik. hut 1 dii| Citlrh li i
Ihiruil.l H uxk in a swa*1i Icnklitij, I i ill y bgh tban Hugh Walpot*.
Acrobatic Dance. Beverly W r.l husketlutll Vm kfolllif t" "kip t h.
FIrat MetbodUt Church.
ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
maw.
I led. i ek
,ind -oiii ti upon the n»Mv mdi'idu point I tarpon mi n fi-lnnc trip bird hitting polo game.
Itnrt holnmrw
play*
MONDAY
Mia* M. Sehum*rher and Mi*a
For (hose who like nm ■ Ji(*
I Ut < 1 Ml -l FainiDi-niy’’ anti DoEli* alUtn "piots that might tn* .*f .n d. ivn ii morn; the Floitd*
An eipreaaloQ recital will be
The following pvr*ona from F.. Schumacher of Jersey City, N. Son*. “ Moon O 'e r
^
i
II,
as
lomr
a*
I'm
tfllini?
f
-h
and
motodigbl
and
tha*
01.1
*mity
It*rest lt» thi nlnrtv |« 'o " t wlv
!.*(’ ■ li'lln linn yiviir* makr*
■beth Pipin.
given at 8:00 P M. a t the South Sanfonl attended the meeting of J-, are the guest* of their brother
store, I numb' a * woil m.ik it t there whs "S o Red Tin pi•«..'*
im k tit th,. n-rran aa k b
Sid* Prim ary School. Tha public ia Di*triet Two nf the Woman'* Aux- and «l»t*r-ln-l*w, Mr. and Mr*. Comedy la p Diticv, flayila Forifii ^are rind iru billed n th*iee m i »vitie» bur »i|l4*
made fiom Starke Y oirug' •• in' i nolh*
"Itailing ’*
IVfhups I divided to d ' hi be
*°n *nd Mary Kranrc-* Well*
Invited.
lliary of the Epi*ropal Church Henry Schumacher. They expect to
know
Hicii tiiitiloiir*, Ihr r»
Tit Til and stir? ing
Kiri«1 For
l In e voil’ll have luck In yrwir #
TUESDAY
T*p Oanre, “Goody. Gooafy,” Jgy. p t; HU**! the mr in thing l
held Thursday in Coma: The Rev. be hera about two week*.
vei to pf»rtsim of ifi 11n» j
Pin mmC' I thought provoking d ra m ».
Th*- o|.»y g mg and your •liorta. Yos
a h«o I fe d hilt I l* that
Wh Iddon.
The board of manage re of the and Mr*. Martin Itram, Mr*. 0.
im lo I Fet rifled Forest'* adnpt* J
f»oni I*to ill
Itn“ (oiyotlen *h ikioiiM wl* I Wi It With tliC H»ili| Ur l(
Woman'* Club will meet at 10 ‘K> F WhMner, Mr*. W K W .t.o n ,
$ond
m
d
nance,
“Sm
copattn/
Mr. and Mr- . M, Knight, who
imrdi iinur
M
it.*
Rotsrt Sherwivoti' s plav*
wit h I'm- ••f hie.
mi i bo At my S a w u lin .|4 lb-‘ stii’lv.
Ymi *lt on top
Feet“ Olaydn For^njpon.
A. M at the club hou*e.
Mr*. R. A. Newman. Mr* II. II. lived at the Bo*e Court A p a rt
,.f *h» Wes* bv (h* way, told nit- that
1 4»-l*c Howard vah. » .li.t 1h* V«d f the world so dehonairty and
n*m
-r
*f
th.
*
aptain
WEDNESDAY
Coleman. Mr*. W II Stew art, ment* in Sanford for two year*, Joyce VVhiiMitn. Nell SUwmi
tat all tui nith a his hobbies vuita “milkmi; th n*
n Itroadway and He't. IIflVI
I the highways and can •elect
Monthly builneaa luncheon of Mr*. Amelia B. Noble. Mr*. will leave tomorrow for Orlando
F.velyn Stile*. Beverly Wes* |p.-lot i .no . ml
ia
, s..Id ib t * »rrow '*
Hen* is acting at its
"t. SC ' h u h "tu- .im uill take and w kat* !
the Woman1! Club will take place Charle* Steenworth, and Mr*. J. to make their home Mr. Knight
mas, and Mary Franres Well* ill*••Ida "i ift|e H
\nil itiiw for o .r indoor boltbv j simple and sincerc, yet *<• i '■•pired
*1 Y%,4 ipeil .o warmly m a gT*»v
mil of I"-r*nil you* will be! T h « *! - 4
a t 1 |:M P. M. a t the club hmiae u Calloway,
la with the Lx>oae-Wile* Biscuit Ballet Danrr. Nell Stewart.
• ltd I'ol l cadet blanket and lit I ho array s i'ib li.u»tntt. ((*■ va j thak. one is caught up into the no
iiiony rimkI IMni* one con
wllh Mr*. P . S. Lamwin. Mr*
Tap Dance. Beverly We*tma*.
Com pany.
U.Utmni of |e Ii*J the fool lu ll t1**1 v infinite Koiidifibf. one of emotional maelstrom of the*c h....... why nhoulil anyone w ant
Clyde Ramaey, and Mr*. Augu*Miss Mary lieJdtn furnished pi • iiptiun i Kill that t didn't kiufw
the b«*st, I think, about which Vu people in this atrange .fesrrt o tnko iho had’ There'* »o m uck ,
ta Covtafton aa hoate**e» and Dr.
Among those from here a tte n d *no accompaniment for the «nte. [ 1 was rakmjr «old until I almost drew laing wlot
eiMintry. Them U a feeling of laiiahlor that l» eey anil poldeiV* 1
Clltabath Tracy a* program *pun(amment
and
also
rendered
solo*
A t T h e M a y fa ir
ing the funeral in Dei,and ye*terrh.td pmdinmiii.sts
Ft" l. Jr JIMMl the thenrv *hi> ru« hr-irtoil. why ihoulil anyone who
“(tno K»f* th*1 fan us iruv
aor. Cue*t epeaker, Dr. A. D.
between
the
arts.
ThF
following
day of John Mayer were- the Rev,
I was on lb* scrub buske!hull
• d tti elents hail of the benefits of i* Imikini; (nr fun have to atoop *
Thtro
they
nfton
best.*'
Throwhrfdg*.
Reienrationa may
F. H. Lock* uf Jackionvllla i* , J J. Kellaghan, Mr. and Mr*. R girls composed the rberus: Jam- leu in and l thought r ihu*f f'1*
t rngisly the aiidirnCe
suffers io ahul in oho*(i and v u lg ar? 1 ■
yore,
ba made by telephoning 70-J.
iJoyd,
Jane
Sr hulls,
June
with the
nroisgouist n**d
a gueit a t the Mayfair for a few A. Cameron, Sr., Mr. and Mr*. R.
Value anil clary, huf I (fnl ■<»
Akraarriltl gmuf rhling nn yonr hok* 1
Tho love of In*•*k* tile iInf'
Hryin,
Eden
Brinkley,
Iner
A.
Camreon,
Jr.,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
J.
THURSDAY
day*.
• >
cited in limit b kfantes that l t»l
clern-ed, IVPTlflfd, and Uplifted
‘■ 1 homo* ami hope I hot they wflt j
Key,
Williams,
E
lnabeth
Kelly.
Monthly meeting of the Chil
ways 'hicw the hull to tht* enemy
N. II. Bunting uf Lake Wale* E Gradiek. Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
For romance, glumonr, and ilwav* h»'lp you in agree With J
i
ndi
mi
1
*
1
!
Tluit
op*
it*
the
Ilix
rl
I
jxlge.
Mary
Lynn,
dren of the Confederacy will take ho* arrived to spend a short lime Cameron. M n. Frank Malich, Mr*
• nd that etnled my car«rr. llmv
in ii sn v there aic Eloao Mari# with UntHui l ,i.ji* su u o n»on'* -" H a p p y •*
Ihior'1
Henry Richter. Mr*. Julia l.udwig. Ros*. Alice W ight, Mary W)ggln<, rver, If ymi will piirilnn my nun
placa at 4:0$. P. M. a t l h * home at thu hotel.
Nelson Fddy an ! Jranettc Mae Dmiiohl" in Iho Child1* G arden
Esther
Strange. Janie*
Mots, t'uniiitf tt. I was on the liack team
I’iimtuu, dune hir (I Wttnali
of M!n Lucy Roumillat'and FranOvernight gu*>t* Thursday at ' and Mi** ELixahcth Cameron.
| nod the dime** Moo e of Voi.o-i"
th*
K*tell«
Hurt,
Loutso
Perkin
-,
tiny
of
y»m
went
down
_
mb11 could ink. a vneah hurdle in
cla RoumlUat, Palmetto Avenue.
"*ctur»-s
The
ndr.'ts, p r ‘ | “ Ihe world is so full of a num btr
the Mayfair included: 11. B. Dovi* |
IhilUt
Itoiis««*
whon
it
w»s
in
Or
Evelyn
Stowe,
Evelyn
Dale,
my day!
s.iuit |>opi larity of this Tennessr e
of things,
of Tampa; Mr. aand Mr*- Egbert D e L a n d A t t o r n e y I s
biti'bii,
«tudy
in
if
period
ftitmiim
Miriam
Methvin,
Katherine
Hurt,
eirl is jimining Sthe came tp Nev» Fm sure we should all Ik* a t happy
11. Ilawk of Bloomington. III.;
In the fi* Id of what 1 call per or iostiiiiios, stamp
collect
hut
DOUG MAY VISIT U. S.
S e n t e n c e d T o P r i s o n Oliva Chapman, Laticla Gormlv. sonal *por*s, the variety i* *•* he
Mr. and Mr*. L. W. Bosworth of
York when I was them recently,
ns kings-,,
Betty "Wathen, Helen Tim m , Carol wihli i mir that ttV iliffkitU to BniBti Ur ihcalnc»ls. I s simply I
LONDON
Mar
27.-1 A h - U!«>n>ington. I I ; Mr. and Mrs.
DELAND, Mar. 27 - i,lh -J u d g . Jean Nix. Roao Merchant, and make n iboire. In New York last riidU*sr, hut our subjee* happens
Doug la i Fair bank, r *nd hU brida. , J - ™ " W. l l m r h ^ n
Shtrley.
tt» to* Moving l'iitm**s Tm. nnich|
4
G torge W. Jackson *entenced Mary Lodge.
week, I interviewed .lack Itemt*
tha format Lady Ashley, ware *«id . nl * l r ' **n‘‘
[*'
K' Tlm ' Elmer Jones, local attorney eon
Fallowing dinner tho Grf*w»td -<■V mol I nsked h rn wbiit ho liked ritimot bo s a d mi th*1 subject of
by friend, to be planning to wlalt | "«*» - f W ^hin g .o n ,
( .; and
vietrd lf*t Fr day of manslaugh Sisters rntartalned with Imper*'- to do to have a good time, lie ra* ridinif the movio hobtiv wi*h mtcl
tha Unitad StaU a ««on.
Mr- ,n d M” ’ h ' v Smlth of
ter, to 10 year* in the stnte pent nations, monologues, and mn*irnt pil'd. “ I like all spsirtn me I piny lijf. mi*. If you i hiK's. V"iii thou.I
I sale, N. J*
l ion I fart with th# 'i n no *arc ami
readings and received an enthusi Inir with my liphy.”
tm tiary .
discrimination with which » »r»»nr
astic
reception
from
tho
audience,
Pending
di*po*tliun
of
a
motion
There’s horse hack ridiritr and
DELAND MAN BURNED
Mrs. J. Adrian Brown. Mr*. J. VOU 11IIMis 1 hnv** t*» ehei t »•• heal met sclrcti bis foot! ymi will find
DELAND. Mar. 27 -IA V -M de for a new trial, which defence
not only great pleasure l.u. much
Kane, l'J, of Orange City, five counsel ha* indicated will lie pre B. Cofbum, Mr*. Ralph Austin b»» T hrff '•* junn *hing nin t the tbni
sllmiilnl ing und hone fie In1
C o r r e c t M e n ’s W e a r
sented
within
the
time
allowed
bv
Smith.
Mr*.
J
i
Ro*s
Adam*,
Mr*.
1
:1
111
tors.
4*
r
of
th
*
f
eilk
hoiifa.
milai south of here, wai critically
ito l
t»n th»* other hand, then* arc, uf
atatwta.
th
a
court
tnlared
an
order
Uecaca
0
.
Moore,
and
Mr*.
W.
F
eathcr
•Ml#
i
h
t
hniic
the
hbmed ThuiM ay ewlien a gaaoHne
tunrs#. norm* bad movies, just «.
torch exploded a* he Si* repair • taying the execution of lentenre. Klrchoff were in charge of *<-rv •W(III) of :l brisk oan!er i hi* get a shrrr Bri* rhrap, fthmlily pr*«pf
and
released
Jones
on
hi*
into
H
blood
ono'ji
ing
ami
Mr*.
John
Mejs<>.
Mr*.
fr.
.Ii
and
v
■fi
ing an automobile radiator a t a
for whom they an* me do With
present l-'t.OOO hoflil.
A. J, Peterson. Mr*. J. E. Baker, nU'Vit mg I«» the phriise (1 e |4 y
filling itatlon there.
I hr producers nbtr* to *rcnro ’he
The case i» the result if an *u Mr*. J. T. Nimby, and Mr*. J. A. >*f liking,
lo st Kitisi-a nf tho world and will
tomohili* accidon- north of i)rl.and Young composed the dinner mm
At d i h- ptiwitihilit I * of »lab.1- irg to tui"hr* fine p k t i u * s If »ho
Mar. 17, ISMi, In wh rh Jones mlttaa.
arc
in ply c iid less. Til 4 * hunt |Mlli|n* wants them, it is a iingin..
drove hi* machine against th a t of
Other committee* as»|sting III mg i nd ju uping l n ruc Itb. iillCt*
K. M, Butler, Crescent City rn*r- making Ihe affair a sucre** were l o ;i * trying In tenr n sti |limp n *hnl 11114.4 t*i tho yor.ftn; p* opb- r. f
rhnnt, ra i'iln g fatal injut lea to Mr*. 0 . M. H arrU on and Mr* li h«ira( n Vir n hiirdlf* n .lM ai my tho emintiy to show wh rh »V|mi uf
Mary' Suiannn Butler, <1 yeaga old. C. Moore, entertainm enl; Mrs pop( Mv nstrnc mr wn 1* i nt It r umnsi-i|i n. they want. If you gu
Jones was charged by the stale Walter k Conper, ptibllelly; Mr*. Hurd ImuM nrmy officer wIt * said. l'» Hie best pictures, thru Ihe man
with being intox rctwl at Iho time Arthur Branan and Mrs. A M To jum p ii hump* unr inn t h i v no*•mo of can affuid to give them
(it you.
»f the accident.
Philips, ticket*; Mr*. If. M. Pap ctium^p, knowlrd^i., mh) tnihu
What, s c h some of tho hr v hi
siasni.'*
worth and Mr*. Jam es MougMon,
♦■-t sturs on Itroadwu> e.immntin;4
“ fs there uny chance ft*i iim* '
•tecoratlonay
I** I a n n Now York >m«l Hullywm.d.
I asked pagrrly.
»he influx of writers of .lisiirie
Hi* vr|i| pd, MYuit, Mrs th an, Mon b» the film rnpitol from all
T w o K i l l e d A t D a n c e have rukhijMniii,'*
over (he Hnrld, and the present
S u sp e c t B e in g S o u g h t
Thi n. I h n i ‘% huntiitg un Imrsu t refit | tu wnrd t hr c Ia s* es for fill i
luck. If ymi w;in* to huir suinr* mutorml, th^ tnillmik is euruuiiiif
LAKE WALES. Mar
27. - llitu^ I lu ll Jiiii:, jiiKt |iu<U ti 1" *ftMj in*. Fur lho»u who love U n k n i m
Search wa» eontinuail today for lfutchiusa.it tell Jibtuil him und h i« thri.- wus Jiial rtroutly “Th Tab*
ihtshtng uf cr a nf I wu C*i|id**’* am!, me, vt. io
Roh llarrUnn. 30. brltrVBil hy mount,
Sheriff Waiinm C ha.r ** rf- *h r r over 11k*- p«lnu ititcs «|nwri ih COntly. “ Iluvid f'tip|ia*| fla il) " (M
• poneible for the fatal' •hooting llic liunting I*i■In An I uf cuur***, cunfesa | vans B little hit afraid
df Barnry Boon, 22, *iol Mi<» tbcroN liiidl MH£ utt firnt* Ihive to Ifo In “ lUviil f 'npperf otd “ |
Tun, but I hkp bud known him an long ami !»•* was
ty n n Willifma, 2». at » dancr sltoot'ng m
r|ti!lj 1 huntiip' fj> bccAU-sr th# sorh b •lujrud ■urt nf friend mndi
hall early yeeU rday morning.
make si »h u?t undting p-iri when I was n little tftil on tit •
lie xaid ho wm« told llxrn*<ui
.i
and Ha** had an arguiw ni nvvr of the pic iim* Karly nmrrtipK in rug on the flw.r by tho fin- wtn-n
Which of then* woo’d <!»'*•* wilt. the wcumJs with fitulprinU in thu my motlu r rrutl **VlieketM almp|.
*b'W* th«* hla. k j .a k ff: mine ri*i|
We were Ihrkcna-mam ur« at m,r
Mtaa William* ami th»> I"*"*
ml Ntlddruly, ih»* ®|t»g-» arc ftnt- h«iime. It w b s u thrill to tm* ‘in
Harrison found the eoupl* in hi*
en in B perfect im.iit—tin l then later years in a course m niin'automobile and rh o t both of thru.,
there Is I hi* rli-clrtfyiftie drum lernth rentury liicraturv
have
p ic y were
dead whm Ihry
ming w hirr of <pmil win^s.
Ihe whit# haired Churlm Gone
reached a ho*pllnl hero.
Golf Ib a gum- that I* always Uml. Ilarvard'a famous #iCi»pfy,"
Ilarrlton. the eherlff *»id. di* inter.*.ting and Dure I* a peguhmli down nt u b with delicate
appeared Immedlataly nfu-r the liar J*.y one derive, from hearing acorn and a»y,
b , w i f f l | t„
ahooting.
Dio satisfactory ■tick n rluli hea-l ^ yuimg, but It's better to know
makr* when it hit* a hall *«|uare- nickona/*
1y. not th a t I ev, r hear Ihi* ex
Hut
Freddie
IImi iholi*iin*w
cept when eonu-lxoly el»e'» club diiln'l let mo down as huv id Mm,|
Said Mr. Louie Bolay, of r 1TD
make* it, | nlwry* feel m i pur- aa for W. CVFlflda «s Mienwher.
No. a. Boa 113, Panar.colc,
wi r i
poecful
and uihlelie
etrlding IMI never forget tho Inflection* of
Fla., In hla racant praise of
•long e fle r my drive over tho hla volea when
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*ald
“Copperthis g n a t harbal medicine,
I
f j ? w .y p and uxually yet Interest- field 11 And this la.t w u a mcm*
which i» bring Introduced by
and hla
•d In emellinx the oranfe blot- erable picture-making year, for II
b
the LANEY DRUG ST0RR,
aoma or w atching a red bird in a • aw the fU nlnf o f "Midaummer
Sanford. Ha continue*!
C lu b
Social
C a b aret
D in n e r
R id in g H o b b y -H o rs e s In d o o rs A n d O u t
AndPersonal Activities
rson als
Social Calendar
J1
B.L. PERKINS
Night Coughs
Vita-Mil Medicine
Helped My Whole
System
Sport Jackets $9.75
ST»old iiatternn are thu thing and theso
jQ i'.mtrt aru very lluht in 'I I I . . . just
what you need for wear with ull colors of
trousers.
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1
‘tacky” Teler
“I had been a victim of torpid- iW*x--and coJUtlpotW for
a long time. My. complexion
wax very bad for \ couldn't
find anvtUmr to help my 1hm»
and I v i | tlrod, w*ak. and la
■ run-down condition.
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T -&
madlrirv: ho* donn wooden fot
raS
Mjr bovala' ore a«W
PJJ** »W lw - U m they bavo
btrit In a long tian* .n d my
■Ivor kM boos clnkMed and
now wee** f t o j T V f * ! M
■M b bofior and ow»n my eom*
pltiion h40
l
tho credit for 1
Vita-Mil and
auffer to glvi
Vile-Mil
Novo ‘
2T3!"
that
Jock Stevenson
ER bean
of lh«
t2 5 £
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S u m m e r S u it s
THE BIG NIGHT
1 O ft ' Reasons Why You Should
4 fia
See This Show
.With 2SIPanto
Special R tiu m Engxgegonl
two
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^3P.
m
m
On Th*~-Beach
$ 1 1 .0 0
“Anthing Goes”
a n d
-
$ 1 2 .0 0
hltn gabardine* and poplina
with nport backa, neatly
W
tailored
and
Jessie Matthews
shrunk.
and Sanforised preReal values In wash
suits.
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Theft A Boy
S is e a 3 4 t o 46
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�CODING FOR XAND or^E M O teR X cV Chance G i v e n
Lee Is Prepared
F o r Collection
Candidates T o
Of Store Taxes
G reet V o t e r s
.C T j S T.
,
eomyltl* kla ua«apir»t I*rm Tbr
tha direction of Mr*. Em in a 1y*u* wilt k« owe* r*r a*tla« al
ett Lyman, and than U w |
, ko7
tkal ouHtdatea will be j n J i & l ' . £ i &
M IS tJ ? * m
« * d . The it u m t a t T . A a d .,: H t J V J ?
ITfr
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no
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will
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LANK,
W*
WATSOX.
rrwT,xnm> no C S B O m u W S O M
M B K C K U v t W tE>
t Mmmttomud
*94 to mike a speech* Pro-' fey t*« city G y n m tM itT o »• r*
■ from the Alt* monte Soria**' w e t or*. m 4 iW. R IfcKlNNON
ft Ihla ,T ,d » , will b .
tTTAIOa *, i ‘ mm<*4 “
th* Ljrmrn P.-T. A. dentil
IN W i m H w m m e o r . 1 bar*
e to b* heM n June
h»f*nnln **l nty.kand >* Maya- nf
a
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*»« CHy *r Baa lord. n*rlda. and
J* Jlrs* Wf palltia! meeting divt m a M to b« afftmad k«r«to
n» cam poijn to be bold In lh*
of t t t void City on thu
ord w ill be no
LMib day of More*, lift*
r
I11
«Ttn«• «* m n s m t^ v m ,
or next week. Thi* It being irA» Mayor of tx* city of fWnfnrd.
for by th . Youny Damn,
Club and every eandidata ' r. a. i -amjvom,
a county office la Irerltad and
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applied to tba dpi
B tn
m a v ln a h im
ta
Uui
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la r t a u y to a iu o rc e c o le c tlo n
nlpaod to r tha raat o f nla*what to do In th* cam of i n w - ' court* prevent It.
|t « MeDougat declared.
I ctdont 21 poraona applied wjthln | a thraa-throo dec!aIon o f tbo 8 u' Arm* Buchanan, ■who I thre# daya after tha fatal ear pr*m* Court on when th* Irry b*.
•*' kacond day aftar tha; '™ ‘h o f taat Sunday evening for „ m# * f f « t lr , to o th er with a
£ loot bo much blood bo- ®«nibar»hlp In a Rad Croat flrat „ , w | , g i |
m sklar to dalay
L raarhail tha hoaoital *W el“ ** b ot Ml“
MacDoufal enforcamant of th* ta i racaaura,
S L — . nn Thanra r„,.
M n W*H w»nl h»"dr*«l. In brou»ht th* eoiDptnlltr'a itatai. U lu UrUmieaP* on In- 1 tboM *’*"**■
mant that b* la without authority
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* “A flrat alder doean’t hay* to to chaityo th* affactlr* data
Mn «««' *° ‘ h0*11 wl,b *" »™ftil of (paelfled by tha 1938 Larlalatur*.
l b ! In An whan "ill « m ,n a *P,ln U > » " d b*nd«(lnr and m*<l-1 Lea laid unleaa th* threa-thrao
y^ " * Ictnei," Miia MacDoocal aald. -All deadlock la brok.a, (ha cffact la aa
*Jr~ * ..
rTVmi h* or aha need* I* th* knnwlcdr* If (h* Hu prime Court had not con=fTik*i *k. . . . kUadl**
wb*.1 *° t*°- ^ **n«. um-'ilder*d tha dliputa o»*r whathar
IV 1- ,
nmon -b n had
,I*B k°Ard, or **en a the lay took affect July I or Vth
r !.
, ..
. . nawipaper will mak* an aacal- ,25. th* day th* Supreme Court upy ffi.
n
, . . . lent-aplint. A »hlrt or a petti-, held maior port Iona of tha tchool
Maw ti*a**nn,°.t 'lb
M* co#t
tto f°r tB itdiflnf. Let n u r iM m#»inr*.
lam h i
u n
. .
Ihe doctor attend to tha medicine* | “j har* no choice, therefore, but
A
“•* after U»* victim of the accident to ro back to tha letter of the
h“
« “ hed * • ho,Plt*' or • taw.- h . « ld . “Th. law aay. th .
'■ nt Hanit* u t...,
phyiicfam
office. The main (** took effect July 1. To enforce
tnr F \\1,
j. .
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d ^ n .h . »
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Ik* d m y a b llc a tlo a *1 tk l* a a U la ,
M l f U k l • ( 4 **h b C M
kw m , .
w rlita n . a n d m **t a ta te Ik* s ta r a
ut reaW enc* (M l P**t office «* •
,4m * o l u>* cU I m m . * a d » a * l k * . . V
■worn la by lb * c l a l a u a t , k l* '
• i * n i , n r Nl* a in w M y . * r lb * *****
w ill b rm ia *
v**4 *r c a rd ia c
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'"■ S i* t i l l d ay a l M arsh, I I U ,
MINN IB 1. ODHAJC,
IICOII BUHPOKD ODHAJC,
h»
,hin* *• to 1,0 « ” "«*hlnr now. It .a of that data, un ea* the court*
right at tha time of the'accident, h<r.| n'herwl** I* the only court*
W a u ... minute, may mean the oprn ln m..»
difference between life and death.”
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A claaa of ten 1* to fin lah a
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u fu i* (to n ic u
Ik- court* hi firtt aid today.
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»*"*' " I D h t ^ j a i n r .
»l- ( Mio* MacDougal and Mro. W ard SKEliNKSS. Linco|n*hlr*.
E ne .
m> aok th a t thoo* periom who would
Mltr
Tha French SS.
t(ha tb learn how to be of aerv« cn t down yeatarday -0
>n- Ir* In tba event of an accident mu#( off tha coa»t with the prohto telephone 27S-J, the Seminole »blc l<>«* of nine live* after collid
County W eJfir# Office. __
| ng with on unidentified ih p.
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A d m ln lslra lrta *» Ik* (M a la # f
t
' Hr.i laatwood
t ? iwould
u Jbar*
« ; ° " Raalhlng
*** <rtMp
ch*toalncw
,to r*lait
U ,M
J } a M td of know ing!Iof
period
Ju]yforf unltaa tba
Ckht
M im a will, k* M U a i Ik* City
tmmlaaloBars' roam la tk* City
1*11 al Ik* CHy 'of S*af*v4. PWt*. *n tk* in k Bay at A*r1l. till..
yr tk* pnryaa* fcf fllllna U* **■ary In IkVVffVt* at City Com_iM*I*a*r at a*M CHy caaawt Of
lb* daalh at Ik* Uuiwrtbl. T. L
n -T ro w ra w o o N .
TO WHOM IT MAT I tW C r ltN l
Natlr* I* har.* 7 Ilia n that Ike
aaA*r*lga*4 wUl apply ta tba
Board or Pirdawa of tha n et# ad
yin rid*, at the aaat m a la r aMak*
tea at aald Board, for a pardoa **
• ad (rum lb* aria*** with w*i«;
lb* ai*drr*>a*»d w** charsed. **wildnd a ad aanlanead. al tbo Bprla*
Tirm. A. P. I l l l ad tha Clraalt
Caart Twaniy-iblt. Judicial Clrrult •! riork-c. la aad tar Pamlaala
munry, *f .oatag aaaaaltad aaC
i-W w aoa (l*ura* Taylor.
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fBKAL.1
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Arthur La* (Yelping) Yawl, Taaa* ranahar and Ufa-Ian* Dam*arat, la »kawn aatrlda hit burr* -Old Damaaraay- aa they left
Dali** fer an avartand trek ta Phltadalphla. They plan t* travel
Id mllaa a day and raaah th* Quaker City In Unit far th* Dame*
aratl* National convention In June. CAiioilatad Praaa Phata)
LEoa:
FLOOD INVADES CINCINNATI
dependent ~?(ome Owned grd\ Operated
DRINK R U M - M Y FALK G1NGHR ALB AND
ACID, ALKALI YOUR SY8TKM
UPPER J # TRUE FRUIT LIMB RICKEY TO COUNTBRACt
• ' N O | MAUfBD
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NOTICE
■-* taW B ROOT BEKft
irA iow a rnoti.A U A T iov r m * kptcciat. r i m - n a y in
t h * cttt o r i i t r o k u , r u i a III* . T O
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Of th a C H y o f K an lo rd . P lo r ld * . d a
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TREAT >O D W B l-P TO THE BEST
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NEHI BOTTqNQ C a
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AND
GROCER'
M EAT
NFORP aVenue
M A R
right to limit
frl
k
sat. mar. i U i
GET HUNGRY
our oppoUtjj these bright spring days t
tis f y - lt with foods seleetdd, fro m
mplet« stocks o f delicious delicacies
hel’s. E verything U carefully selected
ipared to please I
warrant* lasuad for them tadpy but
Constable Raids
did not divulge tba charge.
Officers said tbty autarad a back
Bolita Gambling roam
of tba rsatasyant ju st as tbs
aiinlng’i bollta was abaut to ba
, Joint In Tampa .-throw
n,- and placed th* men na-
Quarter S ale !
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SLICED PINEAPPLE
PKQ8.
FbrA
E E T S o r CARROTS
BUNCHlS
FOB A
B A N A N A S
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cans
PO TA ’
3 p o u n d s.
bunches
Finest
TAMPA, Mar. aT f-W l-O ffL I tier a rre s t.
clal war on gsmbUng tn Tamp* | Neither tha sheriff aor tha csoip
took a now turn last night, and | ty solicitor would say whether tha
while Sheriff J ; R. McLeod and rf Id was ta coanactian with the
grand Jury’s demand
County Solicitor C. J . Hard** reel county
ed after verbal aslllat agatnat each Tuaadsy for a cassation of gam
other. Constable J . M. Fernandas bling >«t midnight McLeod and
mad* * aurpri** raid 9" * down* Hard*, malatatoad thalr an
SALT
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warkars halp raddant* remeva their hauMhald fumltur* a* aver*
flaw fram th* Ohla rhrar tpread aver ta a tia n af Clttalnnatt
(A****(aUd Preia PhaU)
1t
Firm Yellow
NICKEL
DI ME
D IM E
town reitaurtrrt, arraatad flea
man, aaisad a bollta outfit and too*,
(faceted a aum o f money.
Tho»* a r m tad wars placed In
tha city jail by th* eoaatahla oa
open charges of -lnvsatlgatlonend Fernandas said ha would bar*
nounced position* of charging cash
other with "taaity"
Coaatabla Fartundaa said, hawaver, that tba priaaaairs would bs
ataUabi*' for quaattnlng by tbs
county aalMtar Hdag J* ha
wlahas-ta interview them " *
a m * V * S t k t ' a a PaaW aaC
HOMINY for a DIME
PORK& b £ a N8
Pal aw ta a SeWilaaa T awat* Ja
larg e
di
Grocery and M<
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1 H E SANFORD BXtUT.D, 8 ANFORD, FLORIDA
Bp-to-dmU methods. H ( follow*
two mala principle! la k b brand
of dooert warfare—tho use of "flyInf columns" and tho capture and
Uolallon of all aouicoa of watar
aupply.
He ta an anthusint for mo'ollity
and for high spirits among his sol
dier*. flo llkra to kotp them on
fighting edfo,
*1 profs* marinf my so’dlrrs
In trutka," ho told mo. "They ad
vene* faster and they arrlro fresh
for fighting, not worn o it as they
would bo If tbay had to m irth."
Co-opera tin a with the “flying
columns" making surprise talda or.
tho enemy In iiiagU an I desert. U
an Intense octlril
tin p u t
of the aviation corps. Fierce Iximhlag of tha larger Ethiopian bases
precede a main off-ntlvo l*ka the
one* up the lh*V Parm* and
Canal* Dorla ri*era. Irit when the
"hall on whs* * ' euT.t get* under
way then the scouting pianos go
Into action.
General
Grailanl amphaslse*
«ed Italian W arfare In Desert
Kitchener Tactics Up To D ate
MARK BARRON
J F ® T H E ITALIAN SOUTH“ N ARMT at Neghelll, Ethiopia,
Mar, Rff—W)—The Italian -heI'.
a* wheels’* motorised column
which audaciously drove 300 mile*
straight through tho heart of tho
Ethiopian army on tho Dels front,
la a Ugh speed, modem version
s f tha sort of desert w arfira in,
which General Rodolfo Grailanl
ta r* taken two months In l
when only carnal corpa wart
Whan Genera) Grattan)
Neghelll ho hoadod a to!
MOO tracks, the slower
cams) corpa serving as go
tha flanks and rear.
F1*e years earlier on tl
same day, Jan. 10, 1331,
hi a victorious troops Into
which brought andor full
PAGE FIVE
PNEUMONIA CLAIMS THREE
effective movement ot troops but
'also effective morrment of sopRib* ami extension of communica
tions ITencs station's Important
role is (nr sarly offensive and, Utrr. for scouting Informatlin. v
Th-ao tlm rt jlu rin r tho push an
QUEEN MARY GROUNDED TWICE ON MAIDEN TRIP
QUIT MAN. (is.. Mar. H —
P m u b w im
yrstrrday
claim* I
Ihfw victims in one family n n j
•hrcateneil to take the live* of its
remaining ta n member*.
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Talkie movies were recently
made of native Amciiesn birtf
Voice', in southern states.
Negh.-ll, sto u lfn r plane* signalled
tha section of tha motor rolrm *
to whith I was attsrhsd of th e ap
proach of enemy squadrons a t
tem pting lu rp rtse attacks from tha
cover of the thick hush Uiroogh
which the Italians were advancing.
Each lime the warning from Ui*
air allowed the troops to lannch
unexpected
countrr-attacka
to
drive back tho Ethiopians.
G en-rsl G rvil-nl also la * beH*vor In th e s f fk s rj^ o f hnrhsd
wire. Eamsa* in militsr* a n t f l t
i* Ihe 2IS miles of Varbed, t 't c t i k
ch irre d fepce which he s trrn g
along the border between E r r n t
and Lihrs and which nrored the
Iran a g iln .t which he drqre the
rehelltor. 1r|h», of Ihe C u fri des
ert Into »n'-—iU.inn.
Today the IV»l>i -od O— deo
v—o*a ar- fr t-t-.t. —- v, ot ho-he*l
defense., vii-T**,f*,t he wa'lv *,f
IVn r*v h-.t, •—hVh - - —
more
Impenetrable than (he wire.
C u t F lo w e rs
and cu ' Tower arrange
mente for aft occasions.
M rs. C . R . K irtle y
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Completing Mr maiden voyage—11 mllsa down tho Clyde river—-after being grounded twice. la w
„\1d * ,"*T
Ul* Qu«*" Mary, la anchored off Oroanook, Scotland, awaiting her tlret trews
Atlantis trip In May, This picture, telaphotoed from Qlaagow to London and radioed ta New YaeO
•hows the giant liner being pushed around by tugs In the Clyde river lust before starting from Olaa.
gow to Qroonock, (AaaocUUd Preaa Photo)
V S
I \MHON
I’UTHAM'I
Grape J litre 2 pin
SWAf-HDDWN
CAke Flnur
BLUE HUSK
R IC E » lb. phtr.
SO-TAHTY SltUA
Quantity Bights Roaarrad
Ciacker* lb. pkg.
O n io n s 4 j 10 c
QUEEN
O I.IV B H n t- la r
L A N G ’S
Crisp Golden
GOLD MEDAL
F L O U R 5 lb. p k g .
Economy Dept
A f-lO o
BOLOGNA lb. 15c
o u t .ii
BACON
^
lb.
HKK>' (IN VK.tL
l.—
POT ROAST
n i M f u i MI
e t s 3bun. l O c
■
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lb.
rMRilft A F lU rU H 'O U
L . I) ‘ i
10c
OYSTERS qt. } 9 c
H E IN Z S A L E
COCOA 2
10c
M ATCHES 3 i*~ 1 0 c
KRAPT8 MIRACLE WHIP
8 m. Jnr---------—:
FI? EE
r null.I
BACON
lb.
F"»fr
15c
11vnil
Heinz Soups 3 for 2 5 c
Heinz Soups 2 for 2 5 c
»‘ i > n
imink
j
.16 « . j a r --------------------- — — --------- -
iR f f t I t l l l l
S ac. ja r----------------— — J
Heinz Catsup
CattH Ut) Ttntta
S
r a il
I
•wail u m u . i w
FruKCecUal
2
cam
2
Spaghetti 3 for
19c
HENS
Rib Roa^t Ib
MII.HVH 1*1 HM l*«»HK
Sausage
NUC0A
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lb.
2»C
lb,
SUGAR 5 lb. pkg
II u r n 1
lltlik r „ t , w
.1 l.t, H.ll-ll or V .a t.i
SI. Pineapple 2 for 2 5 c
%**, j ( h m i i i l u n d i f i r i l . i n i
II* f I».
Tissue
3 rolls
PIE CHERRIES
Coffee
IQC
IlNVtN
Del Monte lb. can
Ivory Soap bar
5C
Ivory Snow lg p k g l 5 c
PEACHES 2 cans
i n . f i n %u
25c S C O C O
-
jm
4 Ib. ctn.
tm m
,47c
14 a a* HACHAMKNTO
CATHUP bot..... ....
No. 1/4 cans Itov.
SAUCE
2 fo r 1 5 c
Potted Meat 3 for.,
S ! # 1" 25* PRUNES
21.
Calumet Ib. can 2 J C fTTHT- — -------------- --^String Brooms 19c Navy Beans 2 for
-Ukky CwfBa«ta- 3 n u l a
Rad lOdnity I m m 2 k l c
4 Few SMng Iraotra ■ eaah
lb.
m o m .tin
ii
liHinttlB Tull# I
21c
lb,
.1 i t
BRISKET 2 lbs. 25c Veal Cutlet lb. -29C
Sausage lb.
*»«n
mm* %%
it u . r nn w 41
Shoulders Ib. 18c Beef Liver lb. *20C P ig Hams lb
Heinz Beans 3 for 2 5 c
Heinz n c k le s
BACON
FIIF.III
rM itait f l u i . ivk
Cum or Peas 3 for 2 5 c
ta r * , dor* Paw l CaramOtt
%'H 11 .
Roast lb. I J c , ISC
**.*11 t e a , • .
Heinz Beans 2 for 2 5 c
IlmthalaM Hpff, l.fltN
Club Steaks lb. 3 5 c
v iii
*•*.%!* Oil NKKF
STEW
■
19c Chuck Roast-lb. 1 7 c
""
riA um in.i >< on ttiw .o
IT/zc Sausage
2 lb. 2?C
LARD 2 lbs. 2 5 c
l-<» la f Smooth, Rick
.
23C
CHEESE lb.
!•••* * * S iv hw M s u a s wajaiiil al««UL*ua
GRAPEFRUIT 5 for | U
9c
y c
ato fS
5lbi
SALMON No. I
'P*JWTHTrrnfir
>
asso rted
I
J E L L O 3 pkgn- . —
No. t I’liiL L ir'd
/
p^
ri.ulmhta Rtvar
12C
I'crk & Heuntt 3 for
No. 1 anna
DOG FO O D ....... ......
Cooking Onions 2 lbs.
m m a-
lb. J]
1
1■
L I
large bun.
Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs*
5C
5C
15c
p n a tfta
^
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Spanish Onions 3 lbs. 1 4 c
21 os. IANG-8
DILLS 2 for____
31 a
LANG’S sweat
Hluuaraek
Mix Pickles 2 for. ..
CRACKER HALE
A
Creaau Vx Ib. p k f. J l
N. B. C. Chocolate
A
Cauliflower
N. B. C. Lu k Ious
Ripe BANANAS 5 lbs. 1 9 c
PO M S
Vi
lb- pkff...
N. B. C. Lust lows
Green Cabbage
APPLES
lb.
|c
FLOUR
24Ibs. 75c
A.
^
Vanria Creamu Ib. A
BUTTER
�U N O F F IC IA L
PRIMARY ELECTION
m m e BWX
GARAGE
p. p. w m s
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
JUNE
District
W aU h aa. O o r t s , J ti N b y :
R E P A IR E D
VICTOR CHECK
F or Representative 1
M cL auU n*
D. pAVISON
T h e J e w e le r
■ rAJUCArtL
F if th L onarrm iow tl 1
if.
O. RA Y M O N D
m i P A- DYSON
ELLA B S
W*
JA S . G. SH A R O N
PACKARD
W . J . (F U N IE ) S T E E P
For Governor
w m w vw vm
—1
W M . C . ( H o m e s t e a d B i |l ) R O U G E S
For County ComnussuMier
District N o. «
For Attorney General
ROY L. H O W ELL
ROSS L. H U M P H R E Y
For Comptroller
C. B. SE A R C Y
State Treasurer
W ho
r X
Uw middle m r too to-
JLJnS*'ST
For County Commissioner
37th Senatorial D istric t
Z
tw snnw isM s w*ws i _ _
A a r nnhaaUh a c« mU % $ of U p
naaopharjrm au*h V «pl#r»d adfdoIda mAT contribute to Urn devilo p m n t of mMdto m i la Action.
W . B . W IL L IA M S
For State Senator
W . R. D U PR EE
vmU
District N o. 4
— ------------------- r .
For Railroad Commissioner
dU **tr ' t t T
For County Commissioner
■wit Mu- Me • , « * . . Tha remit
D istric t No. S
W . G . K IL B E E
J . J . P A R R IS H
S. F . (S a m m y ) L O N G
f o r Representative, S tate Legislature
O R IE
R .
M A T H IE U X
J . T . M c L A IN
H .J . L E H M A N
H . H . P A T T IS H A L L
'or Representative. State Legislature
i
Group No. 2
G O RD ON
For Justice of the Peace
F o o rth D is tric t
B A R N ETT
JA S . C.
RO B ER TS
A. G. W A G N ER
For County Judge
For Constable
VO IT)
Child’.
fold-rmmtd
glaeaed s ta r Booth Bid# BchooL
Reward. Phono OS.
Pourth D istrict
For Supervisor Of Registration
G. W . SPE N C E R
loaf wheel baa# truck. New
U rea and T tf . 127100 Brel and
tona, SOI W. P in t BU
ISIS CHEVROLET COUPE, fn-i
motor. |9S each Ukca I t 107 No.
leesat Arc.
D A V ID K . M c N A B
-------- -------------—
R . W . W A R E
—
For M ale
For County Prosecuting Attorney
R
Democratic Committeeman
F. H O U SH O LD ER
JO H N
G. LEO N A RD Y
,W . H E R B E R T
M ESSER
For Sheriff
C . M . (C H A R L IE )
_
H A N D
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A . B . W IL K IN S O N
P A U L G. B 1G G ER S
POTATO150: BerplUe mod
man a toad.
e irltt
ria. bu. kmaen Wllee frl
a. No. to I U U I M . N o
.(m ilt tU fc lk lt
RADIIHU-. rm. per talk
haaeben Ua-ILed. ^
iP tNAm i tie. Haw Saa
cC l e l l a n d
MARK
Ite. 'ta
n .i|a
t l .f»
# . r+>r
n in e Janlss
#«Ma M
LaalR
daalra far
aty
RD, MEISCH
,tonUy R^
a
Infests InJastlaaa material
Ikal, Id Wsnhh be**** ill tham
tha Eurtaehlan" tuba la eomporatlcelr abort, wlda and atralght
Small Infas t» cbould be V#fi
ffom theaa aufferhs from th*
common odd. for whka a cald In
tha haad M . more a trivial 0)0<htior\ In m M j t la
Mrtoua In tha la fast. If hit laAnta an I cMdrta ahja|la* el«ua
b a Bahaa Ite -ltc raw Me.
A iu L ari
BA M U EL
In
rarrl.d- In foed or llmddi whieh
are ai«ckad.4t.ae#ESltAts<L M l
enter the mldila ear through tha
Euatachlaa Uhe. Thla Ja
Sanford Market
MMeeeMt***ee,|(te....»... ••»•••••..•••••• ••#..•••
The sm I majority »l r>wee if
middle fa r dimaa* tiault from the
catena Ion of a s InfatUatm ir c c w
from the throat th r a s h tha «ytechian tube. Thla U tils tube
ahleh nine from the throat U> the
middle car. Common. loaUocaa a l
rpeh rpr.'Bit o( Infection are to be
nitneaeed la ordlnarjrcolde or toflien aj, and la aiieh dfceasea aa
njaari« . and act flat N r .
TOMATO?
J. O V ER STR EET
Qrowira
j
».* j
H E R N D O N
.T E R L . M O R G A N
" F o^ C o U e c i o ;
■n
-
---- -
WAT8PN
V ' ' ' ' j
j—
— Sc
BatiecUe, alia, wi m k aa,-ato.
>
2Q4 Sanford Awiuv
‘j .l 's r f f .'s r
mmmmmtm
_ ......' .
...A j
W P .
w
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} a..'.
a
4 Mika Oal
A
n
-
�r-y r r
MElBfi
m e Sa n fo r d
uAn« ptchlllg itaff cYcvp* that
•we loqk for help from young El
lon Walk 'p, who nml* only con
Iwl m b® "fto of the b u t winfiiiv:
hurlari in tha gfma. Our untriri.
U ict with Juliu, Sol era, S an
W rit and Ed Coleman a , regular*
ajW Ksy I k n t r n r i cither M?l
M »«tr nr Ifni IVarwock a* Or
M u m c h a t t y O i rwwreea^ Personally, I hope to ptay
more than 1 nave j i t«o you re a
W d
D i v i s i o n I fdcl Mrdngvr and able to
oot there. Oof catching ihnuM m
improved. Wei haVi Ron # Hem .
ley
and Angulo Giuliani.
ROGERS HOKNHHV
Every It am |ti * one ot mOr
ttgvv f t Leu: I Flrw-a* „
LU CK Y ”
T E T E R
IN
SANFORD, FLORIDA
on Apr. 1. ami C. F.. Atlama wi«
appointed a« fhe'Club** rommlltft*
A C T IO N
mam to work with Ltd mi Club* In
other eitir* in an elfort to tiring a
major baM*niI 1 leagv «• tram
Sanford for training xra*i>n.
- the brtt‘ oot’ of pltChTT*. ■
^O tm cnflly, we srlll rely op the
CA RD U I
'
ranliil la a purely vegetable
| medicine for th ; ri'le f of fun<, tlonai periodic pain, nervousntsa
and weakn* ** due t-> poor n>uti tshmm t It in in »ucc«**fut line
I by thousand* of women.
"1 hav- us il Cardut and hod
food results
ftom Ts lue,'
* rtt;a Ur* W K liarne t, ol
I Taylors, S < "1 suffered witn
n a m p l o f and h adarhes
and
would have a rhi'ty frrlin|r. Some
lim * I would feel miserable and
i have pain n ire tbao a day, 1
would be nervous 1 f a d of Ca:dui and iIreIdod .. u;e It. After
taking six b d tles of Cardul. I
bad lex, pi In a n t wra i reguiatid
f frel niiudi b-tb ’*
^ “ U ^ rv ^ iih the T ife n gvttln
DAFFY OFF FOR CARDS' CAMP
la > : night was not Sanforf
Night at Partford Orlandi Kenni
Cfbli cV*yhosm<! rare treck nee
L/ongwood biit about 100 rf*f
deni* ofihe city were there, Trwf
T k._?i!W . Backfl. Ider.
Hawk'.
£ tf h t and Aah Tray ware atlr
te*»ful In wlnntny nut in th
»Vlfd Of *l* Derbv .'Hmlnitlnr*
Traffic Bing took the lead «
tha atari, srat 10 Irngth* Ln frm
on the fa r turn, and eamn horn
.by One of the wide.* m argin. r'
Cnrdfd by a dog winning the fei
'tu r* ninth this year.
Tonight’* enfries nnd selectinsi
.with tha laf.er raplteliied aa t
’dogs which ahmilft finish' In |h
ir»* I'M!| .,f Jl tit.ii I iiiit* Hu* i«rt'i i»t «
I it. i . t iin* i iiblvm vi'jw tiiaift* iu I
I m<HiI 't i*%
. I .,
is*-hi ii Si
, i l - *v
't*ri' y t r i 'i s j'I
lYivvi'Il
in *r,W
I i,.,, vrhrrt* hr M III,
y .Imtifa j
*f
“ l. i* kv iHtti’l, tui^rlnlofitli'ni *if motor j
»,l° 4,1 ‘ *“ I* •%«,r Pimrt!l'» «m l«*m in No. 2.ontl), «rr: (<• htt”# tern in continuous nervier
ial.1
I
showing th^i nurntwr of men
Stoiems.tt, uni. the A V I for more
>
tteilim f mi •!•% yt ir*.
1
n meinbet i
»ipe1 The
Two baseball
t -mmllteeTen
1 S le\rn 5iiii were appointed
al this week'*
ln*l auto filleting of (be l.lnna flu b John
-
fniu*-llr ff!r»f half
f l.m \
MR1.f *•*
p llr | run If- 1,11111*
*tyron i,M*rrt:*t
l( ililnn N, *
it r « « l gold urine of
.IP till rare, 1 11 mtts
IitVO
CltriiK (I). l-jotdv Mu. Kilt flOimtAM It*. Tuny Milt. Amen
snn nie*>i*.», gPMTA funt lit, l>*n
ihhrk. Mttr lllh .
Pevsnih rnva. (mntliv: .M'l'
Btltll <l>. rURYKII llim aitA tl «s
N ltir NtM. Alton la it,I. A MV nil
(|1. T eles friend. Jluff Mlar|s
f wed) Olng, Iiirf*sh Michsv
Bfgtlth rye* J-l* mil*: M'ee Vis, I
CI'IIWOOD 'l l . lad* runny qmdfm
Hue its ntorr. Ca r k l k m nitnA i
fV*. twdy Yrnfflrl »IISX Mi’ll* aifli
fe* itddiidt! Tilhf i f
yen, ( f t
g, bodjrt And «t to*
P r ic e * , m k U » b u y t
«>•
Ninth rsre, fniuritv
Htr ),
1ju*k n i p <tr. n e w t h i . <>r
’ • r r * n N Y K ill. Ppirrow RuMe*
■unay Kar, Kal* Rlugln*. T riff
CDs see
Having Jolnad Iro ttiir Diary In andlng thatr hold-out for m*re
pay, Daffy Doan la ahawn aa ha boardad a plana at Oallaa, T*«,
•n rauta to tha >t. Loul* Cardinal!’ training tam p at gridfnton,
fla . (Aaaaelatid Proaa Photo)
WHEAT EXTORTS J UMP
j
AUT El)U N I) IN INDIA
MOSCOW,
Mor.
27 . - < # ) -------- toilet Union wheat
export* in NAOTlilt, India, Msr. 27 1.4**
935 were 71U..150 metric tuns, —I'udiiitiprk' ruck plintingx *rhrv* timet a* much a* the pie- Uvveil to In. lO.OW) tu 20,000 y»»i >
loir* year and near tho high level o |J hale I w in f diaeurerod here
if 1933 when ahlpmenl* totaleil They are sim ilar to primitive url
10,218 tom .
recently unearthed in w estern!
%<*ih ri**e. *ii,ntter mils A ttn ll- Europe.
•\N I'l.ll’TKII ill. ttpeeil* I'hulce.
-------—-------------t*s nseelheiirt,
t»un llunrt.l.
ic k Y i ' ih ’Ht (»*. u ts n At.YNn
Mr«, Kofuglo Y turrla de ll.iivls,
• Ttnff'e Pile, Margie Ann
po, wh« v/atehed flon. Zachary I
Jevenlb is*,, t - l t
mile ill.vrt.,
,
.
,
,
ne. t m h
list*,i
hi nnki m Taylor r»i»e th e Ameriern fag ut (
•• INCH <i i . War fled i* .
kfatamoroa. Meal.'O, dlod there
AYCLAVA
IS*.
Oapton lt«l.
,
hurl Pries. (MI.IfKW JJXD (1).
recently.
took* of Ataitaole Comity
I f y o u h a v e n o t file d y o u r a p p lic a tio n fo r
h o m e s te a d e x e m p ti o n , p le a s e t i k e tim e to
I for Sanford, Precinct* 1 end 3 art
d*y (S u n d a y cre ep te tp r fro n t 9 A. M.
M i t t m t W . M . t o « P.M w Ja
■'
l ’I .•* > 'I
. v
•
■‘
tfct,
do so now .
tio n m u s t
Court H oum .
T h e la w p r o v id e s t h a t e x e m p
be
c la im e d o n o r
..
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■
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V* m * ir tr a ( k n 8a*trri*or.
before
A p ril
I-
1 s t o f e a c h y e a r . 4'
•kf. J. THIGPEN,
.
B u ild in g
M a te ria ls
for lumber, rwoflnf
and bu Udine m i ter tala
nf all kinda rail on ua.
llera you’ll find th ,
moat reisonabl' price*
an-1 he;', quality anc
th . quickest service,
ttipttfts •i-.tvvirit
H IL L
Seminole Co. Laundrj
Illshl.n.l Knr*<
tenlill s i'l»i»le,
1'iiurth tune,
fiiimllt
t'HKi
n , f\.
l‘,ir u-,1
td>n» »iha*r. B ino W ii .i > i n . tm
1 (*l. fWxler fbirt. Am* tr u .
. Wllih II* ,. fm m llr I I ' t . i i N 1
ft Itirre . XI T',*KS III. It'i-V •>
-h'd. 1IKAVY I* Ml i * i If *rh M
Ylf tn-’ou* Offtear. fPIM l't J l t 'l S '1
112 l**rlt A t* .
* «. a>
fh*e.* fi'f.e •» IMS. Ms
4Pwlnv.il.uia
«Third
tiy fiow
bisiIIR'SIK
■' ToluM
y urn ««•
T l r ’ltN**-: IJ ■
’ -•vb l.’dv.
Pl«.n*s Hull"tr
11
919 W . 2rtf
I COSTS MORE
THAN THIS!
!mci»ey:
:o n r nt.i t: ii)
i
:‘t
Phone 175
1 !*|rt » raroe, *iutrur mil*; TRI'*
Ir.UiniSN •*>. i;.u lilrlAtor. *•
tVu*hlon. Bob 1«|# l.
nillNWi »
f t fl>, do
||f»T nVTTRRY
M#»i0*1 r»*r*
4^WV ilftnM.):
lift*’’ Mlir)*^
.tAliSAN i n .
”
Kllfikfr,
Op ometrlat
E yes E x am in ed
"Lucky" T iter, world'* champion daredevil, shown cra*hlnc ever
tn j o v tt at the apeed of otnre than a mile a m inute, remaining at
he whael. T ite r will a ttn n p t a new «tun. funday afterr^o n at Hay
onk On the hearh at IhV m*»*tired mile, when be craahet
nto the ocean a the »pred of ltd milea an hour, remaining at the
wheel.
Sanford People
-SferOogs Race On
Lorigyctod TfucV
Trejtithaiafst iwir* * ih * *-
to
,
knot*/ problem* this year, but
T can’t help M i n e that Boston
•* ? Detroit will b . the two h »
. . . .. . tnmltn
dons xtreni
H
nu>ltt«n a / Kojx , C.limer ai>
McNair, botl >he question there I
harmony. I f they all click and *.•
alonjr, tho. Red So* will be doubly
flnWle I aeVrptti last sra'rtu. danferorrs. There la no quest lor
hfft were cornin'* strung r > the fiiv- <* 10 the ip lrtt and harmony al
MdtAwlth apprtixtn’a td y tho «ata» Detroit. They have had It for tw,
iSeifrt wr e.l|l hiv e ready for a fly- y e a n ami h iv e it again thin year
I lye j t a t t Cits yf- r. T h fff rfoestit .A nd anyone who dseent think Al
appear to be a chance for any of Slmmona will be a big help Is going
dh* aerord division (Tub-i of 19.1* to be faolW. Even wtlh another
to- Jam into the lop ruw, but if prior year, Al la a clncli to d riie In
JJiny of the *o-celled "Big Knur" mure runs than Jp-Jo Wblty oi
break tip, I think yi.u will f n l any of the other 1935 octfield re. *erv*e did. . . , * .
The Yankees don't appear -trong
, riwmgti to me. Cevelanrt hi* «
|psH>d ehsnce. but the Indians have
| to diP elop Into a pond mad rlu t
3 K dim Bo tin ia ley-—ahmild be to Win. Vo poor road r|i|*> eve*
i P (fifthly rapAved one, lendlitr , won the pennynt In this leayve.
iH* rtfadyttVf IHilucpce to our
|fTd!tW% tfitt vf*» ehrfly *mta»inw
la-t* iw rjrv until It dbi* too Iat*
Jd f. .B*„ to. J i t dtiYwlure.. You’ve
a fte-d y IhfWld to cm..
OR, HENRY
McIdAUUN
Glasses Citrreellj F lltad
lirtmr Getting Up
T I*A1M b e a c h ; Mar. IT,
* (A>—I^okliwT i l '>»• American
tlA y u * r i t : a t this tlmtr, wh*»> the
iocVie hipefuls are In f it Moors
S S f moist of the' hospital w ard'
+»h>' empty nf atrru, f pick Df
Tetwlf ahd St. l/m ‘s .to head the
Ufo tllrljlona—th* TlfiVs to repost' iiid the Brown, to win* fifth
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t,i
S ee th a t th e c o rre c t
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d e s c rip tio n o f y o u r
’ . vs <
f
h o m e s te a d i s o n t c r e d o n y o u r a p p lic a tio n
and
a v o id s c o m p lic a tio n s
e x e m p ti n g th c ^ w r o n g
a ris in g
p ro p e rty .
fro m
W hy? Because the price of the lamp or
the cost of the electricity is
la not the only
price you pay for poor light. Eyestrain,
nervousness, headaches and sometimes
far more serious ailments are caused by
you add these to the
sized lamp, doesn't it
�S W iR
l
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Sanford la The Only Central
fa City Affording R ail, Hlgl
And Water Transportation
A J T IN D !
FLORIDA,
R e l i e f Machinery
Organized Quickly
F o r-B ig B lsa s te ra
COLLEGE GIVES ROOSEVELT DEGREE
Lite Advertisers
Can Get Space In
Herald Monday
Moat Important
ngress Measure
A Long Time’
bw rrv dkjra" of ISM when 2JO0
paopb b a t ttolr Hr** In tit* aai
Pallia* Johnstown disaster. Th*
R H fro * , tkm w.« a smell, com*
peratlrole i nkn*wn nroentxstton
and mm monk it Ion and trapapsrta*
lion feel IHe. warn r**w ||-*«i*'*d_J
r * I* * »sto~rorh .M r«l|ro«H line*
orodtlw »#ry auscptibl* to fldod
destruction'
l T adaf th .ri I* .wlft; .killed
iroMllaetUn
th* for**, of
m r ra iix le . from
•traaalng hla -goad n.l|Lb*r” pall.y, PrtMd.nl R**.*v.ll I* .hawk aa h* apaka at Rallhw **(•
C Winter Park, y ia , whl.h awarded him th* honorary d«grea tf da.tar of lltaraturs. Mr*,
wavalt (aaatad aacond from laft) wa* given th* Algernon Sydney Sullivan modal at tha asm* tima
'Frasldont was h*norad. (Aaaaolatad Proa* Phot*)
. ..
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PRESIDENT LEAVES ON FLORIDA FISHING CRUISE
Id lig h te n U p
MHvtag to pot dawn bating that baaam* prevalent to th
toad (toad saaa, aaaat guardemen ar* ah«wa sm itin g a b
d h bund robbing an Inupd.Ud .b r a la SprlagfbMk.
aoatatad Fro** Fhata)
.
sihv'en- r»<*t<»
LUCKY WOMAN! NOBODY IN
kYOUR FAMILY HAS HAD d
A. COLD ALL WINTERJ
Whan land transportation b
**-R
b P it t.b i r t h and
o ik r- f W .n u r o o -e d rommnnllla*
airplane. of.thp Army, N ary ,.N a♦lonal flu red. ro m m trrl.l M n .
panl*. and M l Mm,) , provide |n .
"because w e V e
. vaaUy ',
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of IDM, 1 no*
I? #p*f‘
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•u.-conunltt*a* whoa* to the American Rad’Crass
J l * n**dtiS- Th,M
#>C aarvlca and “atand by
m^ k*1 v jr v »• h*)p hi flrot'.ald 41
‘ Waving goadbjra to tha.ring arowda at Fart Laudard.lt, FI.., Froddont Raoaav.lt (mharkad an
la annual flthlng anil.* aff th* Florida ca.at. Ha la tain bearding tha daatroyar Mtaaghar
**h hi* tan Jama* (right). Lat.r Ihty tran.f.rrtd to tha n.w presidential yaahL U* Fatamaa,
Aawalatad Fraa* FhataJ
.
- -.
a.
'Spearhead af th* rolbf artny b
^
American Rod Cro.a with It*
b .lf-ean f nr. af oxparbnea in combatUag pnhlle ralamlMa*. Whan
dUaatar atriha*. th* national headq u artan
W ssblactaa. oa the
hr* neb haOgi .r te n at- -R tM rnih
and Ran Fr*nei*cn ar* notified k t
tha chairman af tha l««*l ehantar.
H* a ’aa dlroeto the chairman af the
Ntomltlc* on d laaator- propoeadD#es aM* tvlltf td V tm A flT*
* °*h **' W ,u *
POrtllion and communicHlon, and
r*tolnR ,nd public Inform*m .n* .
‘B “ rf» dlaaataro Ilka th* Pann»* tv.nl* flood*, mad lea: and dantal
e^r#* **
rallaf, la g i'an an a
»<»ln »»ror aaU to thoaa enable to
Actual evoense* Incurred rod
co*t* •* «upplia* uaod by phyii« * • "«•/
P*W upon approve; af
lha ehalm aa of tb* commit!** on
dioaater p rapt rad naaa.
9om« (0000 n u rttt i n •nrolltd
or to aogmaat Uniportrll
no rain* atnff* In hoanltola
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,w t hl* k
----------a modem bwx|
.tmoaphara af a
th* laboratory
U ught at
high
&b Ii
BEEN EATING
GRAPEFRUIT
TWICE OR
. MORE A d
fiL DAY X|
BUT THEY CAME OUT UNHURT!
Buy now
n ew s
No doubt of It now—the open.season (or Spring 1
is upon us. The first robin !\u Been duly scknowle
crickets are tuning up, and the advertising colum
this paper are full of news about gayer things to
and do and eat and enjoy.
•Even a shut-in can follow t^e rhythm of the sei
by reading the advertisements The first ad for ’
shoes is as sure a sig n of Spring as the first tulip.
on the
*■■■bum’ll
You'llb « b u y i n g
S e v e r n ) weeks. Chmrt
W is e ly , h y ,f o llo w in g i
A special m IIn was laaued
tadaj by U>* advertising eomkilttM of the Nation.| Quart.
»b**h la hew working on Tha
IbraU adllbn for Monday,
•tatInr th at (taro it wfl) bo
Impost felt for tha O aiN to ra l
■pan arary bnataaaa firm and
—udlda** I* tk* fro n t* before
Mondiy Ikaaa firms and esndf«b»a* ar* argad to call at Tha
Herald ta ri„ Monday morula*
If (Ww dislre tn
an ad'‘trtb+nwiit In tha adltina.
CONGRESS PROBES FLORIDA STORM DEATHS
Some Minor Expenses Committees Plan To
Were Even Paid By Meet Next Week Tb|
Nickels, Dimes Of Organize Lada In;
Old Man, Women 6 Local Churches
;
WASHINOTOn T
of
"•'ar.fnro In Iwlstad town* to tha
P rm ldm t of th* (to iu d
who
I* a an Prer-W-m* af tk* Red fra**
with It*..tTOO rh.ol.r* prrnsrod
f- ' “'nwdbla act Ian In emer
ge net e*. J „
;,
{
ne* tha
Established In 1908
couwn
Msr.
Hoffman Cal
Pardon Coni
To Meet A ni
G o v ern o r D em an d s* !
C o n s id e r
C le m e n c ;
P le a O f H a u p tm a tt
S e n te n c e d
**._
T o
D l
New Reprieve •
Seems Likely
T c n r a ^ S jW W m ^ fO lr f
Robert a Cbstobu a so roltrrtrt
[or *°*? PT"**1 *xp*«a**, evxo
E x e c u tiv e H u n ts P o
far to*If small Hem* as Uaddry «eau» executive of th* O r.lraJ
L e g a l O p in io n
bUli, It v u brought out during thi Flori’n. Council, who anlhuaad'
p o r t i n g S u c h A c tftjl
b»arb* yeatorday sfternoon l»(OR •ap ru an t.llr* . of virloua church j
•
tba Haas* taeaat’g-cing «m - -ra n i:itio n . pi»,»nl..‘
T V r r • ra now iwo troop* of[
TRENTON
Mar. 2S>mitt**. Tb* basrtag was adjourn*!
> » Rcnut* 'n th- flty . the stronft
(A P )— In the face o f v
Klwanla Troop, No. #, ami nj
statement bv Attorney Get
mallrr troop *pon*orvd by A ll;
oral David T. Wllents tH
tool* -Catholic- fh rrh.
N e*|
Bruno Richard Hauptmtn
'-onp. h rt to br organised In lb"'
"is os guilty today as he wa
Me hodist, Pre.bytnian and Hap
tie.’ Churehta, and (hr Italy Croat
PaUr J. Ftllnrr, prealdant of i
Vpiwnpal Charrlt troop U to 'fatha Sanford* AUaatk National
toryanlscd with la-ta from tha
Bank and
aatlro chary* of th*
Chr atian
and
Congregational
Oaeoob Cyprus* Company at
Churchea.
.
Cpnyran* la trying to fix re*pon*lbUlty for the death of 2*0 World War vatermn. |n highway conOoeaob. dbd a t noon today to
Rrpor. of th* ronfcrenco with
ct| n cam p, on the Florida k.ye during the Labir Day hurricane of IH35. II. C. McDaniel (left),
Ntw York City. Bualnoaa as*
th* acout cxicutive wa. mailt l u l
aoaiatos w an adriaad by wtr* ad
night t* a committee of th* Men’. 11 man of camp No. I, la *hown with Itap. Kanktn of MD.ia.ippi, cltairman of Ih* Invaitigatlng corn
th* daath of th* capitalist. hot m
ea, aa th* hearing opened In Wa*hmgton. At th* righ; I. Hep. Pvtcraon of Florida tc.tlfylng baf°r*
flub of tha . Flrat Method! t
Information was gtran aa to whga
Church. an<l a meeting ha* bae.i
/■nathl arrangement* would b
called for Monday craning for th*
imada.
. ment auppartbg tha proposal for
purpoa* of selecting * troop com- ,
4
two
parcanOt
troaaactiona
tax
to
f* >*r. P*ltn*r had not boon writ
mlttae and deriding i pon a acout
jAlneo bo ondorwrnt an aparatbn rala* fund* for $200 monthly pan- maatrr for tha new troop. Th rty- 1
ab
n
.
far
arary
on*
orar
(0
about o roar age, and want to
•wo boy, have al.-ned to Join tha
promptly.
IN#w Yorli two VHki i « q last. Th* wits*** taatlfbd hi* wife, Mithodlat Church troop, It wea re
who
I*
hb
aacratary,
rocol'ed
a
Thorada-r and antarrd ML S'n.l
ported today by Paul Johnaon '
by pro- (Hoenitol In tha hnoa that treatment itla ry of 11.47S from th* Town- who, with E. C. Smith' and If. It. 1
■and organisation iaat year, idling
C I T Y N E W S b r ie f s
that wa. her Only campanaation. McCall, Jr., attendad tha confer- ,
SolUvan than a*timated Clam- ance with Mr. Drown.
Committeemen
from
other
asto* total tocoaM la IMS from tha
C o u ld H m ^e" E s c a p e d
orgaabatlon waa SI2AM. Th* wtt- churchea hop* to call meet!nr i B e a u t i f u l B i r d s A r e
n et. confirmed that flguro. 11* ax during th* week to get their Day
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u
iiy
,:
W ith
S u f f i c i e n t
plained, howavar, It did not cover Scout aryeniiat ona started. Tim
Daptlat Church was reprcaenU-1
W a r n in g O f S to rm
axpena* mrroay h* racaltad.
at the conference with Mr.
. Under queatbalag
Cl*meat* Brown, th* acout axacutira, by
The tide*: .Sunday: High at 1 07_
WAFIIINOTON,
Mar. 28.—
agraod that a W.rhlngton apart- Wm. E. Kader, H. B. McCall. Sr., , Two pair* of tha rar* white- A. M. and 1:40 P. M4 low at 7;.IU
maat occupied by hlmaalf and Dr. ami Allen Moaaly; the I’reabyte- crowned pigeon* were added Ihli A. M. and 7:48 P. M. Mnn<lay: (AP) — itrprv»enUtiv* Wilcox,
Tawnrowd at a N atal a f I1S0 a clan Church by C. R Maron. and ,week to the Hanford Munieipa ingh at 2:12 A. hL and 2:30 P. M . KlorLla Deinoerar, to’d Ih# Haul*
yaatarday
tba Epboapal Chimh by Ralph ]Zoo It. C. It. M i.on who Obtained low at 8:30 AJ M. . and 8:54 P. M. v.trran*’ anmipltlb*
*» •
H
• * that With 1 "aufficUal advance
A .'4^nltVr<anH Ray M o n i|l? a tfi tha blr<Jx on hi* recant vlalt to **
J. T. Klntoy pleaded no) a con- warning" " \e trra n . ItonM ’ haro
F* ’8w Lam^oog Christian Chureii K*y West and Cub*. They were
Wllents today took tskua w tS tM
rational Bank,
Clement* a a* roneed ad tha maid comifiltUsman, was unable to at- prr.rnted to the aou through the lendra before County
Judge brrn removed from FlorUa key* Hoffman charga that tha Ha»p4
tad elaa-proal- hire, atlllttoa biU and "aanaa Uttl* Ui>4 tha confrrencs.
8«prefllef
ramp,
before
la
.t
'courleay of W. W. Demaritt, auper- .Sharon today to tha charge of
mann trial "roakal with nafStyv.
*• and aa proa- food," aa wall as other Incidental .Aa a result of a visit of th« intendent of lighthouaaa for the embr.ilemrnt, and w.a *ent.nced| triolier’* aturm in which approx nr;», pai.lon and praJudUo." Tha
taro years and [Bring axpattiM war* paid for ly boya of Troop A to Lyman School! •liatrict including Kay Writ, a to pay th* coat* of proaecution or imately 250 wars killed.
attorney general aaldi "Wa dla.
' ' th* orgaaliatlon.
The committee I, .ceking to fix put* tk* right of tha governor ko
nvhara th#y put on tK«ir play,L
to serve #0 day*. II* paid.
— —
\ Aa Bui Ivan want a ear th* aximpossibility for the Iota of live* place tha prratlg* and ■—
fY m frn l
account .lowly and caroful'
W
AU member* of th* Samlnot* among veteran, sent to three Re hi. o f f ~ -S ' '
V y U llll U l , ty, k* .topped one* to Inqutro
Boy.’ Alhietk Club are requested <lief Adinini*tration camps »■
n n o n P y ,' a boat a laundry Item.
to meet at th* arena next M«n- 1 l i f t ,
,
1 U ( “I aUrtad aut to go to Rocha*Saying it wa* comparatively He 'L.urpa th . functions of tha
■lay evening to conaider p an. for
H T n # A ' U r*M explained Cl.menu. "I ra
th* amateur week with Orlando In (B*y to chart th* cour*e of a rourU. During th* trial not m u
t i MI I
.*1**^ a Ulagram which nacaulhurricane In advance, Wilcox cm- Hauptmann mada any claims ed.
tha near futur*.
i tatad » y going an to Danver and
phaaixed, **| don’t know whoa* unfairnau."
■ a rt !•*—W) thane* to Loa Angles and consa(lov.rnor Hoffman denied agmhl
(suit It waa" that th* warning
“r* ,*our*e *1 quantly waa sot proparad. Thar*
today h* plana to glea Hauptmnni
wa* not given, ami added:
weatlona com- waa one*, or twlea. whan I had to
“I ant making no charge*. I another reprieve, but rafosed tb
» * American bars a ahlrt laundered rather
ant1 more tonrtrnrd now in doing u ll what hla futoN plana a rt. , I
irgTaph Com- qolck)yf’
Robert W. Hicks, Washing**
•omalhing to prevent’ a repetition
aald today Th* wltnaaa denied Bullivan’a In
In my dlxtricl, for we ar* not go crlmlnolagtat, rvturned by pint*1
to datormlnh llmaUon thkt hla laundry was aiing to be ab1* to accomplish any today from Havana wbtN ha k%Ai
y attempted to way* ahargad again*! hla axpanaa
thing or roitor* on* Ilf* when wt bean Invaitigatlng certain phsiaa
of th* caaa. Ha waa to m a M ln
nay aaaert.d arrounL
do fix rtapoiMlbUlty."
>aJor phase of
Bacalpto of tha erganlaatlon far
Wilcox aahl h* way unable thia Immadlat* report to th* goearnqr,,
«d would also last October, Novambar and D*•melon to haea )2S,000 appro lllcks checked th* report Ugil
laador Flach, friaimi of Hatqm*
1 A. T. T. has combat won estimated by tba wit*
priated In the Kona* for warning mann, now dead, had off grad to
* control pah- aaaa at |K«J)00. Ha isM It roprafaetlitlaa “bceaua* th* Waathar
sail In Havana aoma "bat m im r*.
UatlN a r ad- wanted a hoot half a f tha total cash
Bureau wouldn't aufflclantly bock presumably part of I M f e j LhaA*
rocalpta line* th* inception of th*
ma up."
bargh ransom.
Ha also contended that E. A.
Pynchon, .tat* WPA admlnlatro*
lob Apr. L Inalatod be eras wash a
Registration book* for the two tor, had offarod to build storm
to glen definite figure* on total*
City precinct* will remain open In proof refuges and warning .ta
and task an kind without chock- loading knight; Claranan Adam.,
tha basement of tha Court House lions along tha kaya. bu! "tha
fa* bank account* In itat* i n * loyal knight; Herbert Me*«er,
until 9 o’clock this atoning. Up to Weather Bureau refused to co
and regional haidquartoro.
laetaring knight; B. B, Roeika, Ih* Shoamakar Hogging
noon today 70S had Nglriered In operate In even designating polnta
filar: and "O. W. Spancaf. Knato*.
trials wars dlaq.alified by th* Product I and 821 had n-gUtared at which tha stations ought to b*
Tomarmw Is to bs "AS Florida court when they aald they bad In Product l.» All rotor* In tha placed."
’
B ka Day” a t tb* R artif-C anton, fln»l opinona about tha guil| or Count^ must re-rogUtar thia year.
K.proaantallvo Patman, Texas,
a i Palnlkn, and a nurebar of San- InitKcnc* of th* defendants. Th#
i c h i i m H Oa Vaaro r o a e l
fevd
planning to go. other was challenged by Ih* atolyCounty Tax Collector Jn». P.
Thto left 31 name* In th* pan-.-l Jinkins call* tha attoation of prop
from wbirh tk* Jury la being erty owner* to the fact that taxes
«hu* third .n d f# .rtk
drawn.
bacom* dal inquant on and after
----- -- war* occupied by C. C.
tha flrat Monde/ In April, which
W. J , Thigpen, ruparviaor af and. J, g, Tillto who bra*
Vealrs Change Oppaaad •
rogtotoatien, • has annaanced aa a aavan-poand threa-suoM
in o n T T /'r a W F
JA CK BO N V fLM r M arr-SS—
by tha office thto morning, many parsons r a n d U R m r a atcorel term, .tat- f-V* m d I half pound I
UOO.000 Amtrl- 0F>—Circular* signed
tntenatfled in’er- "communist party, a*ct;an two, desiring to pay thalr taxes baforo Ing: "If my official conduct «f sptetiealy.
the office ha* marl tod your ap
realmart-problem. district 21." today called upon th*
proval ap that N ’> N n giro m*
people of Jacksonville to Join a
your support I w.ll b* moat grate
rreivenuat to put down th# . K'l
ful."
. _
,
Kim It ton and "•** H tt that "tha
Mr. Thigpen ha* bean a resident
flogglpg trial roars ins in Tampa-'
of Scmlnoto County for 90 year*, to * Aearoi
where th# people wlU allow a*
-unlng hare In INS whan Ban- £ , i cJ * r*
whllqaash."
MARION. AUl. Mar. 28 -Cade
,
F. Stewart Gatobal of Sanfpnl <rd wan r Uttl* town of about i
people to handle tha axten- 1 ! --------FI*, will sppror with the Marlon ’.500
lea real citato holdings of 8. •«
Institute giro sink os >n». I from Trow.
iWednesday,
Later, ha angugad In buaV • ...... .......
9:41
to
4
llf
F.
If.
C8T
when
the
rtney. d#pu-)
-waa for hlmaalf, handling rial }
Institute
band
and
glee
club
ap
th* County,
-state and Insurance. Ha la ft S . •
WASHINGTON, Mar. 2Xr-4JH pear *ear atatlan WAFf at Olrm- native of GraenevUlf, N. C.
I t npprosl,• -------—
t Who filed —The Treasury ha* begun aWp- lagbart In a radii concert Station
rtalnly have andaaeared to ii ....'
p’ng |M bonds ia F*.lmml Raaayro WAFf broadcast* an, IIto kilo- prrforbv tha duties of thfav offtoa
. .
/
banks hi propagrtioa far paying eyelwaa to ptorit tb* approval of tb*
Tha program U tk annual of cltlsroshlp of tha Coaaty," aald
th# soldier./ bongs.
t
Rhlpmeres began an- receipt fering af tha'gUtfet-im! has ra- Mr. Thigpen In announcing fa r Nrrtead rei'eh 4*»orobieM»wmcnt. It «lection. "Every .■rotor .has a right
J m naam*
and an opportunity to Judge how
aunts dm
oall | haro succeeded in my ef
fort*." HU experience aa « beak,
kropar kaa anablad My. Thigpen
to obtain and record aqyrort addraaaa* af tba eoton, h* aaiA
I
Local Capitalist,
Dies In NewYork
Sop
Was Head Of Sanford
Bank And Osceola
Cypress Company
Rare Pigeons Are
Added To Sanford
ZooByC. R. Mason
Wilcox Says Vets
Should Have Been
^Moved To Safety
Phil Roberta !
In The Bass
)PBid For Lot
ifnoUm Avenue
Weft Virginia Msn .
Killed In Car Crnsh
Registrar Thigpen 1JJJ*. { ; " •
Seeks Second Term
Cadet Gatchel Is To
Sing Over The Radio
Bonds To Pay Veto
Being Sent To Banks
LOCAL WEA1
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Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 1936; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald